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Exodus from The City TO Country

Mrs; T. p. Robinson and daughter. Herbert
4 Damon. Mervyn zebinsEy. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Nielsen. Eric Nielsen.
oakland-Mr. and Mrs J. s. Gilmore. Mrs
Lulu Leete. Miss Helen Leefe Miss Heaton
Mrs. X. c. Keefe Miss Nellie Keene
Berkeley-Mfs- f. Lamb and daughter. Miss
Hsyward-sir. and Mrs Charles A. wiIliford
Mrs. W. Ellis, Mrs. J. Jessup.
sKAGGS HOT SPRINGS
The following are the recent arrivals
a Skaggs Hot Springs:
From San Frsncisco-o. H. Elliott. F. s. Ak
bert Trsynor Mrs. 4. Thiedemanu Mrs. Charles
Levy. Abe Levy and wife, J. Selig. DIR. II. G.
Mulligan, Edward 4. Gronosky R. zeIinsky
Mrs r Zelinsky, Cyrel Zelinsky, Esther Ze-
Foley. Mrs E. Eastman. Miss Genevieve Cash
man Miss May eastman. Miss Madeline Cash
man, Charles HedQuist, Z. A. Bergerot and wife.
baum Mr. and Mrs. Saryer, George /. Center
aud wife, Mrs Gompertz, William Lilienthal.
Ieosse = bryant ana Wire. David Wolfe: FRANK
! !: Murphy and wife. Julius Levy. William II.
Stinson. p. II. Livingston. Miss Kitty Murphy,
l. Richards, John Goetzee and wife; D. u. Low
ney; wife and daughter: Dan Lowney Jr., Ger
trude Z. Norton, John Hinriehs and wife, Mrs.
4. c. Krone. James II. Lewis. II. Marks, VIII
liam J. Ahern and wife, F Carroll and wife,
DR.. L. d. Bacigalupi DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Clan
mini, T. l. Fitzpatrick. Judge E. p. Shortal
and wife. H. ". Moifatt and Wife. Miss Il. L.
heefe. Mr. and Mrs. r. 81. Dorland, Mrs. Alice
Dwyer. Miss Marguerite DyEyer. Mr.. and Mrs s.
Kramer. William L. Oman and wife, WIN Oman
Jr., Miss Belle Vincent DR.. W. c. Hassler and
wife. William wethy Robert hoffman, Richard
Curtis and wife, Miss E. T. Holmes, Miss NJ. E.
kendrick, Miss Nell h. Kendrick.
Msrtinez-Joseph Mayo, Mrs. Joseph Mayo
Miss Agnes Mayo Herbert Mayo, Clearance Mayo
Los Angeles. 81. Lloyd.
Oeklend-Louis de Rome, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Gould, Z. W. Gould
San Jose-Mrs. V. A. Hancock, Miss CIarice
NJ. Hancock
Hesldsburg-AIrs. E. T. SINH. Fred L. Bice.
A. 81. Meyer, r. A Mason and wife, o. ].
La Baron. l. o. WalZ. Frank Petray.
Santa Rosa. A. Lamont, NJ. F. Noack
f. A. Lamont.
Newmsn-W Roberts
Manila, 2. Mrs. X. o'Connor.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Saturday, July 10, 1909:
BAIIARD-NIELSEN- r. Ballard. "a
1881 Turk St. and Alma y. Nielsen, -, 1906
Folsom 81.
RARTEI-KERCHOFF- Bartel, Al, and
Ida Kerchon. 40. both OF 1871 Minna st.
Observation-Disclosures = Lionel NJ. Batten-
field. q. 3T5 Fell St, and Jessie 81. French,
20, Fresno
COLLINS-McCANN-Ch z. J. Collins. %
and Mary V. Mccain, %, both Of 214S How
ard St
RIN-AIARCY-Joseph Garin 81. 219 De-
visadero St, and Nettie Marcy, is, 2o5 Cen
trail ave.
LIEHT-MooRE-Fran Light. "a. 1921 Golden
Gate ave. and Celeste B. Moore, 30, 1887 Ellis
street.
RITcHIE-DE Ritchie. "a and
Nello L. Decker, 23 both Of Oakland.
ROGERS ASCY-william A. Rogers. 80. Pre-
sIdio and Dorita f. Lascy. 20 Mill Valley
TRFNGovF- HooPER-Elijah Trengove 20
1881 Sacramento st, and Ethel NJ. Hooper
%. 1904 Fell St
WATTERS-MEYER- A Waters, 21
564 Second ave, and Freda Meyer, Is. 1880
o'Farrell ST.
SMUSSEN-James A. White, %. 1904
Nineteenth St. and Margaret G. Asmussen
10 24S EorDett
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Notable Deaths

HARRY ]. EDWARDS OF SAN JosE-San
lose. July 10.-Harry j.. Edwards of the
United gas and electric company died this
morning after extended illness from
Brght's disease. Edwards for many years
was the leading spirit in gas and electric
concerns in this city and until within the
last few years prominent In local
politics. He leaves wife, daughter and son.
GEORGE W. EMERY, FORMER GOVERNOR
OF UTAH-Marshheld Mass. July 10
George W. Emery. aged u. territorial gov
ernor OF Utah during the administration Of
night
PETER HUTTIG, COLORADO PIONEER Canon
City. Colo. July 10.--Peter Huttig. Colorado
pioneer and the first mayor Of Cripple Creek,
died this morning OF heart failure at the
home OF his daughter here. Hutug assisted
in surveying and plating the famous gold
camp city.
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I. SandOw. a native OF san Francisco. Cal,
In bis twenty third year
the funeral today Sunday July H. 1900
stepmSt nor F Fsg@ the residence OF bis
nassus avenue. thence 10 Cypress Lawn Gene
Iery chapel BY electric funeral car from
thirteenth and West Mission streets.
sCHUMACHER-In this city. July 10 1909.
William. beloved husband or Martha Schn,
mac6er and father Of Jennie. Emile. Raw
mono. Marie and Albert Schumacher. native
80 days.
SIMPSON, Berkeley. Cal. July O. 1902 AZ
Ia sssleehes OF ner son. looS Todd street.
D. simpson and mother o. John ". Sinp-
son ana MIS- Dora clancy OF Berkeley. ard
tive OF Ohio, aged S. years 10 months and
- ruSays;;E tCnleo. al. papers please copy
Friends and acquaintances are respectfuilv
invited 70 attend the funeral services this
sunday afternoon, July n. 1909. at
o'clock. at the residence OF her son. John
W. Simpson. 1eOS Todd street Berkeley. IN
day.. July Il. 1909.
THURSToN-Tn this city. July 10 1000 George
W. dearly beloved son OF Elizabeth and the
late Charles f. ThurstOn. and brother or Mrs.
Charles F.. adelaide snd Fred Thursson. ana a
native OF Philadelphia. Pa. aged "a years
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Remains ar
the funeral parlors OF the IT. F. Mass con-
pany, 1885 Golden Gate avenue nesr Fillmore
vALPEY-In this city. July $. 1909. samuel
George. beloved husband OF Nellie VaIpev and
uncle OF Gilbert 0strOm, a native Of knights
Ferry. Cal. aged "A years months and y
days. member Of summit lodge No. 1f2, T.
& A. NJ, OF Knights Ferry. Cal
Friends and aequantsnces are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral services to
day Sunday. July H. 1909. at ? O'Clock
D. m. at his late residence. lis Green ave-
nue.. Croker Irsct. Interment Cypress Lawn
cemetery.
WooLLEY-In this city. July 10 1900 At her
late residence. coo TenpIeton avenue Croker
Tract. Dorothy Ruth. beloved daughter OF
Robert NJ. and Anna Wooliev and Sister ~
Eleanor and Robert Wo0lley 4 native OF
California, aged months and days
CARD OF THANKS
GAGE-TO the numerous friends Of orr
late son and brother. Edward T. Gage who
so generously extended their sympathy bv
letter and beautiful tokens during our recent
bereavement, we extend our heartfelt thanks
CHARLES l. GAGE.
MARY F. GAGE
ARCHIE T. GAGE.
CARD OF THANKS
To our many friends wish % extend
our sincere and heartfelt thanks for the beau
tiful floral offerings and the deep respect
shown 10 our dear mother IN our late bereave-
ment.
MRS. T. KENNY and Family.
MRS CHARLES JOSEPHS ard Family
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BIRTHS

ANGEIIS-AIn this city. July s. 1900. to the
wife of Henry {. Angels. daughter.
BREUNER-In this city, July .. 1909, to the
wife of John Breuner, daughter.
FOLEY-In Alameda Cal. June 10 1909 to
the wife Of Richard Foley. son
GIELOW-In this city July T. 1909 to the
wife Of Ernest +. GieIow, daughter.
GoLLY-In this city July s. 1909, to the
wife of William Golly.
HUBER-In this city. July 4 1909, to the
wife of Martin II. Huber. daughter.
KLAHN-In this city June 20 1909 TO the
wife OF Arthur Kahn formerly Olga Raumeis-
teri, a son.
NESSEN-JuIy ;. 1909. to the wife Of william
j. NesseD, twin daughters.
STANBRIDGE-July 4 1909 to tiie wife Of
Clinton H. Stanbridge. daughter
SYAf0N-In the Potrero. June 10 1902 TO the
wife Of William Walker Symon formerly
Katherine Ray, a SON
YAuDLE-In this city. July |. 1900. to the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
NEVADA MINING MAN
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM
Lure of Gold Leads to Poverty
and Insanity
[Seeeial Dispaleh 70 ~ ColIl

REDWOOD CITY. July 1O.-Enos NJ.
Walters, the Nevada mining man. who
lost fortune just as it seemed within
his grasp, was today committed TO the
Mendocino county hospital by Judge
George A. Sturtevant of San Francisco.
sitting for Judge Buck.
The lure OF gold, which had led
Walters over every mining field of the
west. failed TO bring him fortune. the
prospector- being stricken with aphasia
at National City. New. on May %
Mrs walters efforts to give her hus-
band proper treatment at private in
stftutions were continued as long as
she was financially able TO do so, but
one time friends falling away and her
own purse falling she was forced to
take steps to have him committed to
a public institution
Walters, for the last few days. has
been a patient at the sanitorium of
Dr. A NJ. Gardner at Belmont
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STAMPS EVERY MORNING

morning by man who had worked at
the mill only a few days and who gave
his name as K. A Greek.
Greek was paid off and when he left
the camp he took property belonging to
Hoffman. Tie latter followed him to
recover his belongings and overlook
Greek mile from the camp, where the
shooting occurred. Three shots were
fired
Greek is believed to be a desperate
man. as he always carried a gun while
at work. He has disappeared. Deputy
sheriffs are in pursuit.
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it was going through the Harlem sta
ton at 80 miles an hour. felt Of his
pockets Historically and asked IL his
diamonds had been found
Doctors drew from his pockets sew
eral packages containing $4,000 worth
of diamonds, but LOwey said there
were more, that he had two large
stones in small pocket Of his coat
While he was describing them, the
police arrived at the hospital with
the missing gems. A passenger had
found them.
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CLoPTON-FI this city, July
TO- 1909 by the Rev. Father Continue, Gland
Clopton and Margert Fitzgerald, both OF San
Francisco.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 3. 1909, by the Rev.
o. l.. Corbin, Karl Edwin kaden and Hattie
Smson, both of San Francisco.
Observation-Disclosures this city. July g.,
1909. by the Rev. W. G. McGaueph, Mission
Dolores church. William ]. 0'FaTren and Rose
Gilmore both of San Francisco.
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Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must he handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied TO have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
DIAMONDS FOUND BY
PASSENGER ON TRAIN
Merchant Carried Gems When
Falling From Coach

NEW YORK, July 10.-After he had
been revived in a hospital. Samuel
Lowey, a diamond merchant who fell
from a New York Central train when
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KILLED BY MAN WHO
HAD STOLEN PROPERTY
Fatal Shooting Near Sawmill
Camp in Washington

SPOKANE, Wash, July 1o.-At Fu-
hers sawmill, % miles northeast of
Spokane, Hess Hoffman, mill hand,
was shot and instantly killed this
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11

A new design. but no change In
value. They are just as desirable
as ever.
Yes. they are perfectly good IN
old books. and we will accept them
as readily as any. 1t is in keeping
with our general advancement.
We couldn't improve our stamp
system. so we improved the design.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
Csc Dress Goods
Now 35c

We can show you some of the
finest grades of Dress Goods that
have ever been offered anywhere
at the above price. Serges, Pan
amas, Cashmeres, Tweeds, Al
pacas. BrfInantines. etc. ranging
in width from IS to a. inches, in
all colors and many patterns.
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YARBRoUGH FARM

Late arrivals at Yarbrough farm are:
From san Francisco-Ar. and Mrs T.. F.
Wilson and daughter Eyrlc Levy L w Sim
mons and wife Frank d. Tricon Katherine NJ.
Boyle W +. Boyd. Frances T. Murphy. Miss
Tpna Eeinman. Mr.. and Mrs @. r. Hunt. Mr..
and Mr.. T. T. Lloyd. Rey 1srbrough. Mr.. and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
TALLAc

The recent arrivals at Tailac, Lake
Tahoe. from San Francisco are:
II n Shirek A. Blahn r. N Russell,
George H. Bissin=er A. NJ Bissinger. 5. l..
Hyman. T. b. Wand. George Gerdeon, \. I.
Bell. Morris Kind r. Fitzsimmons. +. r. Sim
moa. n. Ross. " H. Humphrey. F. Long.
4. A. Moore. A. A. Moore Jr.. r. Cobb. L. Gal
Iiani Mrs II Gerstle and maid. Mr. and Mrs
Leon Lezinskey, Il. S. Meyer. Ben F Stern
helm. Charles C Kelly. ]. A. Stephens and
wife. W 3. Kelly and wife, S. w. Heller.
wife and maid. Walter $. Heller. Mr.. and AIRS.
J. stern. Miss Fannie Stern and maid A. An
T. J. Townsend. II c. Monatf. f. II. Pierce.
T. Spreckels and wife. !. 5. Alderman. wife and
maid. Louis Samuels and wife. a. B. Roe.
4. II. Beatty and wife. II. Clements and wife.
AIRS. 5 KEMP Miss A. Boch. Florence Wolf
Daniel Sullivan. Geneva F. Sullivan, W. Hess.
C. B. Mitchell and wife. J. {. Nolan Clair
Nolan Jr.. Lloyd Nolan. Mr.. and Mrs Morris
Brown. Mrs. NJ CAM. Mrs. Fred CAM Mrs.
Charles Brown Charles Daebman. w :. Hyman
Or Max Solomon. Duke Enphart J.. T-fHeng-
sitter +. J. Southworfh and wife, Miss South
worth, J. +. Govan and wife. J. ]. Jordan. A. B.
Grle AIR. and Mrs. +. Waterman, NJ Car
michael Anna l. Klein. Lucy Smith. Anna e
Smith. Alvin Davis. J. Meyer, ". A. MoDahan
B. l. Haskell, Henry Meyer. A. F. Meyer.
IL II. Ashley J. 5. Roberts. Mr.. aud Mrs
f. g. Jackson William Lord Miss Dorothy
Aflningef. Miss May Nolner Daisy cohn Mrs
Schenert. Mrs. Y. f. Stevens and family f. W
Todd and wife. Dorothy Todd Mrs. N. ].
Sweeney. Mrs. F. r. Coin. ]. Apple, Miss E.
Apple Miss 7. Prince DR.. Henry Epsteeu.
Abelson Epsteen. Thomas Duke and wife, Mrs.
D. A. Bender.
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MARRIAGES

wife of H. c. Yaudle. daughter.
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SUMMIT HOTEL

Pred Kelly. Chester Rosencrans. +. T. Fitz-
gerald, Mrs. Marks and sons, Mr. and Mrs. J.
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CARD OF THANKS
To our many friends We wish 70 extend
our sincere and heartfelt thanks for the beau
tiful floral offerings and the deep respect
shown 10 our dear mother IN our late bereave-
ment.
MRS. T. KENNY and Family
MRS CHARLES JOSEPHS and Family.
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One of the finest lots of Misses and Chill
dren's Dresses we have ever shOwn-ging-
hams. percales. seersuckers and zephyrs
are now on sale, marked at SIC and SOC
You will find wide variety OF styles and
colors; ages 4 to IA years. They are worth
from 81 so to $500,
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Tt lIIDLE It--tIIL a NJ y d n
View Ranch are:
san Francisco-Nrx. .. T. Brant and family.
Mrs Leiinsky and family. Mrs Muller and chill
cren. Miss Jacobs. AirE. Cans and daughter. Miss
Lotte Heinickc- MIS- Adoiph Hubuert Miss O..
A. Fay Miss ~. Myrtle IaEgart Mrs NJ H.
Psttosien. Mrs. F. ,. Thode. n Gradwohl. Mr..
and MIS-. u. {. Reniss and son Mrs Helen
Allen and son. Joseph Fucbs Mrs. o. C. Nc
Murry. Mr.. and AtrE. Arthur levin, Feiice
Levin and maid Mrs. John Oppenheimer Or.
.snd Mrs. D. A. Gunzburger. Sophie GHnzburger.
Joanna Gunzbureer. Mrs. Emil Deutsch- Iheima
Miller. Mrs Grace Miller. Joseph IhebeD. Mrs.
Joseph Theben. lawrence TbeDen. Helene The
hen Charles MinEst Adolph Mingst- II. v
NsT and family. Mrs W Iaenicke. Miss Ida
lene Naibe, Nrs. Emil Golinski, Mrs Daniel
louis Ms 81. Lsfee Alfred Gerald Lafee.
Helene Lafee. Rev. A 9. Lafee. Mrs John
Halferman. Alfred Ialterman, Mr. and Mrs. ).
Franklin
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Please Vote for ne
My Dear Friends:

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land county jury on the charge of
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The claims and business with the
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awaited with interest. The effect of
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-10-22

Learned men tell us that in Latin
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WORDS TO FREEZE THE SOUL.
"Your son has consumption. His
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woBK wEAKENs The KID.
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