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Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
CHTROPODY AND aTANTCURING

CHIROPODY AND AIANICURING
Mrs James P. Brown. ITO Main Street
Willimantjc, Conn. Orders taken for
puts and other hair gooos. Your own
combings made into a switch, ponpa-
dour or puffs. ChirQpody, ManiouriRs
Face and Scalp Massage. SuperfiHous
Toilet Goods. Evenings by appoint
ment
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
TAFTVILLE FIRMS
DRUGGIST

e. F. GrenIer, Taftville, ct. Prescrip=
lions filled with the greatest care and
with only the best and purest drugs
A full line OF Toilet articles.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
OYSTERS CUT OUT.

Oysters measured out. fresh every
day. Our oysters are worth getting.
Quality and price always right at Ar
nOld's, 81 Front St Putnam CT
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
HoHsEsHoErNe

p. ]. White, Is Bath Street Horse
shoeing in all IT'S branches. Careful
attention on our part insures your pat
ronAge. once a customer. always a
customer.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
WEDNESDAY, APRIL LIP PAGES
Business Directory
OF EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERLY, R. l.
NORWICH FIRMS
PAINTING.

This is my business. Wagons, car
riages and automobiles. At a reason
able price will make 1t look IKE
GEO. ADAMS, II Town st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
CONDITIONS IN CITY
GOOD DURING YEAR
Financial Review Shows Big
Growth in Business

Although the year 1908 was gen
orally considered a panic year. a review
of the conditions in San Francisco, as
published in the monthly financial let
ter of the American national bank, in
dicated that this city had shown a
substantial growth.
The bank clearings of San Francisco
In 1908 were st.757. 7.151.0 900; in Los An
geles. S505, 5,55S 900; Seattle, $429, ,499. 600:
Portland, 1910, 1885, 600; Tacoma, S21S.-
113,000; Spokane. 1907 79RO0O The
combined clearings of the five outside
coast city are only slightly more than
those of San Francisco.
San Francisco's building permits for
1908 amounted to $4,000. 900. against
$40 100000 for Portland. SIS. 10000 for
Seattle and S10,000,000 for Los Angeles
The receipts of the San Francisco
postottice for 1908 total S2,O11.399. an
increase of 12.5 per cent over those of
to published custom house figures, We're
valued at 5000. GOO. as against s54.
100000 in 1907. though exports were
$1.00o.000 larger@$32. 600, 600 against
S31. .000. 900.
A study OF the banking situation re-
veals some interesting things. There
has been gradual shrinkage of saw
ings deposits and a large increase in
commercial deposits. In December
1907, the nine national banks of San
Francisco and two others which We're
later nationalized had deposits. ex
elusive of government deposits
amounting to $4,000. 600, and on No
vember 81. 1908, almost exactly a wear
later. these IL banks held $50 .OO0 600
an increase of $4,000 600.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
STOCK MARKET HAS
ONLY SMALL TRADE
Transactions Dwindle to Daily
Average of Half Million
Shares During Week
Expected Tariff Revision and
Depression of Copper SeCnri-
ties Depress Spectators

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-The specula-
tion in the stock market last week
was without initiative and the volume
of activity dwindled to little more than
half million shares as the daily av-
erage There were some wide move
ments in special stocks, but mostly of q
minor class.
RumOrs of railroad deals still play an
influential part in the speculation. par
ticular stress being laid on the asser-
ticn that action was to be taken by
the New York service commission on
the Erie's request TO issue 100000
bonds
The desire To await the after effects
of the Russian loan issue in Paris.
which was a prime repressive factor
on the foreign stock market. reflected
some influence on the New York mar
ket
The relaxation of the pressure on
London for gold during the week, and
the fact that the Bank of England
governors refrained from further ad-
vance in the discount rate, had some
reassuring effect and pointed to the
definite conclusion that Paris demands
for gold would not be pushed further.
The rate of recuperatiOn in trade
and Industry is admittedly slower than
was hoped for, and the probable post
ponement of effective revival until
spring is now admitted.
The steel trade is affected by the eX-
pected tariff revision, and the depres-
sion of the copper industrials has
caused drag on the general market.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
AUCTION SALE
an
- STRIcTIN AInnERN unM

FINE. STRICTLY MODERN HOME.
Take notice that on Saturday. the Both day Of
January. 1909. at O'Clock p. IN. OF said day on
the premises, a public auction of the land and
al improvements VIII take place the premises
being in the city OF Oakland. county Of Alameda
state sf California. and described as follows
That certain story, ; room residence built
only years ago by day labor situated on q lot
44xlO0 aud being in the northerIy line Of
Prospect near Spruce ST.. Boulevard heights
premises being known 30 Prospect av. Some
special features are: Hardwood floors in han.
den. living and dining rooms also beam ceilings.
large open fireplace in living room and den also
built in bookcase; dining room contains combna-
tion sideboard and china closet etc; the plumb
ing. hardware and combination fixtures in
keeping with the finish. The situation is in the
flcrmal belt, where building restrictions are in
force. with inspiring views. Terms of sale: 10
per cent United States gold coin at fall Of the
hammer. balance within days thereafter. A
liberal loan can be secured if desired.
For further information. including the showing
OF the property, apply 10 the owners representa-
tive.
HOLCOMB REALTY COMPANY, INC.
INVESTOR OF CAPITAL
BOG san PABLO AN-, OAKLAND, CAL
COLONEL J. J.. LYON,
AJCTIONEER.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
cABRAGE on, E:rRopEAN oR1crx

Cabbage. Ike al vegetables vhicf
have been cultivated from remot,
times. is believed to be of EuroDear
origin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name aud residence of persons author
lied TO have the same published Notices
strieted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
cARn -nF THANkS

GoETZE We herewith desire to tender our
heartfelt thanks to our many friends and tho
officers and members OF tue Photo Engravers'
sympathy. and foral offerings. extended to us
in our late bercayement-the loss of our
dearly beloved and brother, William
Edward Goetze
MR.. and MRS. r. w GOETHE.
MIR. and MRS. D. ROMIGER.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Blue Lead Gravel Mine in
Nevada County Bonded
Activity in Californa's Placer Fields and
Development Work in the Silver State

carrying a large amount of free
gold. Rock has been uncovered that
runs from $50 to $50 a ton. The ledge
in this property is reported to have
been traced nearly two miles.
The Sisson exploration and mining
company has begun 20 open mines west
of Sisson Tin Siskiyou county, and gold
bearing formations are reported to
have been uncovered.
The Placerville Nugget said recently.
The gravel deposits in the Pacific district on
what is known the eastern gravel belt Of
El Dorado county. are now attracting the at
tention of mining men and promoters. The
latest work to be inagurated in that district is
on what is known the old Ben Mason loca-
tion, from which he and his partner are said TO
have taken out in the neighborhOod of $50. o00
some years ago. 1t is reported that operations
TO be resumed at the Union mine, in the
Ell Dorado district. with fnll force.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
AIR Gus KILLS. HuMANEI.Y

An air gun OF large size. working on
the principle of the pneumatic hammer
has been devised for killing animals in
humane manner.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
PROPERTY WANTED

NANIED-To purchase or lease lot suitable
for SLING purposes; good filling, as near as
ffth sad Guerrero SIS. as possible. Address
MISSION MARBLE WORKS
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25

commencing at $50 a. m. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery. by funeral from Twenty
eighth and Valencia streets.
wISwALL--Entered into rest, In this city Janu-
arv - 1909. Caroline ID. Wiswall, a native
of Boston, Mass, aged 50 years months
and 5 days.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25

LOT in Piedmont Vista. 39xl12 feet: block
from Oakland av. carline and about 6 blocks
from Piedmont station OF the Key Route: this
is an ideal location for home is situated on
high ground and has . beautiful view: terms
$50 cash and balance of $500 In monthly pay
ments of so. including interest. Address box
1912. Call office. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
PERADvENTURE

Ye who sneer at the stunted stature or the con-
qnerer Of the czar.
Who smile at his back In converse and ninch
from his face in war,
VIII he ind ye the same In dullness. In apathy
still the same.
Or equally keen for the grapple, and equally
yersed in the game
VIII he find We barred for the battle OF crowned
In Your bowers Of
Should he cross the % wrcStle FOR the
scepteE Of tAese seasg
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
RARGAINs ~ 80

BARGAINS N LOTS
Lot 4oXi30 on High st., in Sfeinway terrace
Of the most beautiful lots in the entire
tract. all street work aud sidewalks compete
close to carline and houses all around it: must
be sold this week. price 5000 worth 5000.
D. +. MINNEN. 322 I1th St. Oakland
READ THIS BARGAIN
Five room high basement cottage: lot 25x1i5 II. !:
. blocks from carline; 10 minutes from 14fh
and Broadway; price 81 100; VIII accept part
cash or trade for good horses.
ID. N. JOHNSON
Buckeye Stables. 18th and Broadway. Oakland
HOMES on monthly payments; banking interest:
we VIII build buy you a home. Pacific
Home Building Co.. 952 Broadway. Oakland.
TIE Oakland Branch Of The Call is at 4Gs EIev-
enth st. near Broadway. Phones. Sunset Oak
land 1853. Home A23T5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
How About Its

d. S. Richardson. foreign secretary OF
the consulate general of Japan at San
Francisco. answers the question Does
Japan Want War; with excellent
arguments for the negative in the
February Sunset. Jack Cline in the
same number asks another question in
a DOem called
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
BERkELEy REAL EsTATE

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
ss 5s,O-Striefly first class. new. ; room high
basement cottage with all the very latest
improvements; large rooms and hafh. rooms
tinted: paneled dining ro0m beam ceilings
sas aud electric lights: hot and cold water
fixtures and shades; street work done
terms 500 cash. bal 10 suit only >
blocks 10 Key Route and 5. L. stations
school, churches and stores
s. s5O-New 3 room c0ttage; bath. pantry. man
tel. hot aud cold water; gas and electric
lights china closet. etc; lot 2Sx14o; close
10 Key Route and $. =. stations; also
school church aud stores; terms 5000
cash. balance So monthly
o. A. RUDOLPH
1898 Adeiine 81. Alcatraz alton.
FINE honse built IN October 1905 commanding
splendid view ~ Golden gate. etc. for sale.
with adjoining lot. large rooms; large. high
basement house and lot, about 5OxSO for
5000 cr with adjoining lot. S0xI85 corner
ing on Leroy ay.. FOR $500. Photographs
and fun information room 1910 Call hnild-
ing or at promises. 25lf Hillside way (ncar
end Euclid Nv. cariinel Berkeley.
THE Oakland Branch of The Cali IS at 4Gs Eicy-
enfs ST. near Broadway. Phones Sunset Oak
land 1883. Home A2375.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Roons AND BoARD-AIamcda

FI RNISIIED room and beard overlooking bay
Tor buSfncssa'on women. loS IRE &cdrcss
box 2a27. Cali office. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25

THE Oakland Branch of The Cali IS at 4GS i.iev-
epft - near Broadway. Phones Sunset OAK
land 1883. Home A2375.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
WANT ADS
OsMAsD ALAREOA BFRKHR FRUlTVAIF

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JApANESE Emp. and House Cleaning Co. S37
Clay ST. tel Oakland 1884. Home A2446.
JAP Emp Agency-Gen. contractors. 3S1 sth
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE

MODERN home suburbs Of Oakland large lot
1t blocks from carline. price 81. 700: want
good Ettlo ranch. must be some alfalfa land
VIII pay cash difference .. SkIRM. 92l
I~0nGWar. Oakland
S5.Hoo- nncunbered residence: 10 sunny rooms:
pleasantly sluafed. lots and barn: 10 ex-
f.Fure for Improved city property Address
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
oAkLANp REAL EsTATE

Amounts up TO $4,000 at per cent net for mtg
loans. DT Ray SMITH. 1913 BroadTay Oal
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25

S4sl-ior. Blythelale and Locust avs: sewer
water. street work q bargain. Tamalpais parl
--ac-. ~ 10. GEO. kROG. 1870 Ocean blvd
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27

dictment was returned in the last re- port of the grand jury pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for May 5
 Joseph F. Clarry who had pleaded guilty to an indictment for embezzle ment and George Campbell who had admitted his guilt of forgery were to be sentenced yesterday but the court being desirous of looking into the rec ords of the prisoners a little further, postponed the sentencing of Campbell until today. Sentence will be pro- nounced on Clarry on April 29.
 On the motio1 of the office of dis trict attorney the case of Eduardo Bustamente was continued for the term. Bustamente had been indicted for rolling a man but the only testi mony available was that of the vic tim of the robbery. There is an eye witness but he could not be located for the pending trial. Bustamente was turned out of jail on his personal recognizance.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27
TEN YEAR LOVE AFFAIR
 ENDED IN A WEDDING
Manager Otis S. Kans and Mrs. Ada C. Parker.

love affair of ten years standing eliminated in marriage in probate court yesterday afternoon. Otis &. Kane, of Helena, Mont, accompanied by Mrs. Ada C. Parker called for the license. There was no foolish ness about it. Mir. Kane is a cow man and was dressed for the part in broad brimmed hat, shirt sleeves and leather ""shaps." a good looking young fellow of twenty-seven. The bride, rather petite and quite hand some, wore cowboy hat, blouse, with handkerchief about her neck and divided skirt She carried a whip. The license having been handed to MT. Kane, there was no silly simper- ing by him or the bride to-be.. but d matter of fact, "I suppose we can get tied somewhere around here" Judge Phillips overheard the remark and hurriedly removing his coat from nail he slipped into it and invited the wedding party into the court room.
 The wedding words were hurriedly said and. the groom, grasping the bride around the waist, lifted her off her feet, gave her a vigorous hug, exclaiming, ''at last
 Mir Kane and Mrs. Parker knew each other ten years ago, before the marriage of the latter, but had seen very little of one another in the meantime. Mrs. Parker went to Prescott where she re- mained until four weeks ago, then coming to Phoenix. MT. Kane ar rived here a week ago.
 The informal dress of the bride and groom was part of the plan for the deception of their friends. The we'd ding hal been set for next Sunday. Yesterday morning Mir. Kana men toned thai he had business cut in the couai'~y and sent for a horfe. In the most casual manner he ahHed M1s Kane if she would not like a horse back ride. She would, and they started. Ti:r really objective point Tas the offie. rf the probate judge
 Mir and ls.s. Elne will rcna.n m and about Phoer.6 until suml'.er *cts in good ant plenty. when they w.ll leave for H el ra.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27
.;..g z0EIOEa E.z..ss:..s...z EEz.s..ss::.z E

At the Ford are Billy WOof. St Louis: W. W. Parkerson, Los Angeles; F. II. Thompson. Mulford Winsor Yuma: Mir and Mrs. F. A. Duarte James A. Otis, Winchester; s. F. Hoge. San Francisco: Mfr. and Mrs. c F. Bacon, Fl PasO; C. Harkins JeTome:: B. J. Whiteside. Nogales.
 At the Commerci al are: Cliff W Parsons. San Francisco; Mrs. C. I HOuck, Tempe; Sam r. Webb. Thomas J. Webb, Meridian: T. P. Carson. Sar Diego; Charles Touman, C. W. John son, c. G. Powell, Florence.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27
HUGH|E HUGHES OFF
 FOR THE METROPOLIS
Will Perform in the Long Island Stock Car Races Next Week.

Hughie Hughes the famous driver of racing automobiles who has, been sojourning in Phoenix since the New Year when he and Barney Oldfield were the star features. has responded to the call of the track" again. and left this morning via the Santa Fe for New York City. He had intended leav- ing here several weeks ago. in time to participate in the races at Ormond Beach but his new Christy flyer 220 horsepower, suffered an accident in the try-Out and could not be repaired in time for the Elrida races.
 MT. Hughes first engagement will be next week when he will represent the Allen Kingston company in the races for the stock cars on the Vanderbilt circuit track on Long Island. The par ticular race he expects to enter in will be for a purse of $2OOO. the contesting cars to be in the class costing not less than $4000 and not more than S5000.
 In June Mir. Hughes expects to go to Paris to represent the same com pany in the European races and will return to New York again in time for the Vanderbilt cup race october 10. Later in October he will go to san Francisco where he will race his new Christy car that is built for the express purpose of lowering the worlds record, MT. Hughes says the makers say Nthe car has got the speed in it and he de- clares that if it is there he will cer- tainly get it out MT Hughes already holds the-Morld's record for a gasoline car. % 2-5, but the White Steamer has him beaten by a fraction of a second and that is too close up to the top to permit an enthusiast like Hughie to drop out of the game. The new Christy is at least fifty horsepower stronger than his old record making machine for though that was called 200 horse power it was Overestimated in that re. spect.
 Mir. Hughes was asked if he ever ex- pected to come back to Phoenix again. He said he did and would be back here next fair time if there was anything dOin' in the racing line" If there are some good auto races it may be ex- pected the big Christy flyer will be brought here but in any event Mir Hughes says he will bring his twenty four horsepower motorcycle. providing there are motorcycle races, for he is about as much of a motorcycle enthu- siast as he is an automobile sports man. In any event he promises to keep Phoenix friends posted on his summer achievements on both sides of the water.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27
COMPANY TAXES OVER
 OLD YARNE[L MINE
CAPITALIZED AT s2,50o, 900.
c. J. Price of the Transvaal is the
 New President.

company capitalized at two and a half million dollars was formed at the Hotel Adams yesterday to take over and work the Yarnell gold mine a few miles east of Congress Junction. The president of the new company is C. J. Price, a mining expert from South Africa, where he has been engaged for the past fifteen years in treating low grade ores such as the Yarnell prop erty is chiefly composed of.
 Thomas J. Sparks will be the gen eraf manager of the company and on the board of directors will be c. B.. Stewart of Kansas City. G. D. Lytle of Topeka and T. G. Norris of Pres colt. who will act as counsel for the company. and Lewis A. Durham of New York MT Durham and Mir. Price will superintend the engineering work which the company proposes to put in at once
 The new development work of the company will consist in the enlarge ment of the twenty stamp mill which is now on the property and the in stallation of more modern and eff cient machinery. According to one of the direcors there is now in sight over 15O,000 tons of ore and this. will be treated after the most approved and modern methods.
 The Yarnell mine. up to a year ago, had not been worked for twenty years. Before that time a good lot of ore was taken out with remarkable showings in spots. The ore averages about $7 a ton and the cost of reducing it was one of the reasons why work on the mine ceased. With better machinery it is thought that it can be made a valuable paying proposition.
 Mir. Sparks has had control of the mine since a year ago and in that time has had a force of men at work on it and has taken out good deal of gold. The force will now be increased and everything done to make the company a dividend paying corporation.
 MT. Price came to Arizona a week ago to look over the property and aft CT a careful examination decided to enter the directorate of the company and take charge of the engineering work s
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27
Tn. verdict of Long Experience.

When you have used thing twenty years you know pretty we'll what 1t IS. A baker writes from Sidney, Neb, that for twenty years he has been using Cot tolene in his bakery, and finds it the best cooking fat he ever used. He even recommends its use to those who are doing their own baking. This testi- monial is noteworthy because it is from a man who makes baking his business and who therefore is ill position to judge from long practical use.
 Cottolene can be used for all shorten ing and frying purposes; makes plump, crisp doughnuts, haky biscuits and light, rich cake It is better, cheaper and more wholesome than lard.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27
Afraid 0f Ghosts

Many people afraid of ghosts. Few people //fSr afraid of serms Yet the ghost fancy and the germ a fact. If the germ could be maenfed ,S< a size equal to its it would appear y f&A terrible than any fre-breathng dragon. Germs S = " can't be avoided They n the breathe &P ; the drink.
 The germ only prosper when the condition ZZ=[. Of the system gives it free scope establish it. self and develop When there is deficiency of
 vital force, ianeuor, restessness, sallow cheek, hollow when the appetite is poor and the
 sleep broken, it time guard against the serm Yos ort the body against all by the Perces Cola Medical Discovery It increases vital power cleansee system ot coesng impurities enches blood puts the ech and organs o digestion and nutrition working condition that the germ finds weak spot in which o bred
 Golden Medical Discovery contains alcohol whisky Q haoformIng drugs All its ingredients printed its oud wrapper. It not medicine OF KNOW, COMPOSITION and with record of 70 of Accept substue-here nothing just eood Ask your neehbors
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27
THE AGUA FRlA BRIDGE.
MT. B. A. Fowler, Chairman, Phoenix Bridge Committee,
 Phoenix, Arizona.

Phoenix, Arizona. Dear Sir:
 I wish to inform you that the peo- pie in my part of the country, who are all strongly in favor of the cOnstruc- ton of the Phoenix bridge, also have the best of feelings toward the people of the Buckeye and while we do not think it practical to build the Buckeye bridge this year are ready to pledge our support to the building of bridge across the Agua Fria for the benefit of the Buckeye people at some later date.
 I am sorry that I cannot personally attend the Buckeye meeting owing to the i'll health of my wife, but as l want to show that my heart is with the Buckeye people I wish to put my self on record by stating that when the Buckeye bridge is built I shall be glad to help in raising a bonus toward it, subscribing the amount of $50.
 Yours very truly,
 NJ. B. HOROVITZ. Phoenix. April 24.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27
WOOL IMPORTATION
An Increase of 17,ooo, 900 Pounds For
 the Month.

Boston, April 26.-Figures already compiled in connection with the tex tile situation h New England show that importations of wool through Boston have thus far this month ex- ceeded previous records for the month of April since 1897.
 The total for the month to date has has been in excess of 20,00O, 900 pounds. Last year the importations for the entire month of April were less than 7000,000 pounds.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA