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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-17
YEAR WILL BRING OUT NEW CHAMPIONS Jeff Thompson Thinks Jefffies
 Will Defeat Johnson FEARS FOR BA1 NELSON Doesn't Think We'll of ketchei-No WeIterweieht chamipon of Them
 AlI-Fitzsimmons Jr., to
 Avenge Father.
FEARS FOR BA1 NELSON
By JEFF THOMPSON.

New York, January 16.-(Special )-This will be a year of new fistic champions. While 1910 is only a fortnight old it is not too early to predict that 1911 will see some new stars added to the craft of jabs and punches. Who will they be?
 First, consider the heavyweight class. When Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries meet in the west on July 4, Johnson will either retain the worlds championship or the crown will go to the white man. I expect to see Jeems Jeffries the heavy weight champion at the end of this year, but even in that case Jeffries will never fight again and the laurels will gradually fall to some husky chap who shows him self master of Jeffries even though he does fight him. If. by some chance, John- son wins we have a champion who will patton gets him for there is no other man apparently except Jeffries able to stem the tide of success of the black.
 The middleweight championship chair is vacant. Some people might think that Stanley Ketchel is still middleweight champion. but take it from me, boys, he isn't. When Ketchel fought Johnson, a heAvyweight, he got into the heavy wight class to do it. His defeat left 1<etcbel out In the cold. He was and is not now either middleweight champion. nor heavyweight aspirant- Ketchel played the usual fools game after going down before Johnson, so we shall soon see the middleweight crown topping new head. Battling Nelson is the lightweight champion, but Nelson has a hard pro- granme for this year and he himself is ready now to relinquish his honors. would not be surprised to see the light weight championship leave the United States, but if it goes anywhere it will go to England.
 This ought to be year of develop ments for Freddy Welsh, now lightweight champion of England, and Sam Langford who has evineed his willingness for months to meet any man at any weight in the world.
 Pursuing the trend of thought in which I started this series of sketches l nno that we have no welter champion In the United States at all. Joe Walcott was 1 the last welterweight champion of un' disputed title, but since his death there has not been a man fit to take nii
 place. True. we have plenty of aspirants
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-17
Races at Juarex.

Jaurez, Mexico, January 1S.-The M. G. Bedwell entries, Right Easy and Prince Ahmed, ran one and two in the Fl PaAo handicap at one mile today. Shilling had the mount on Right Easy and opened up n lead of ten lengths in the first half- mile and won by two lengths in the time of 1:SS 1-5 Right Easy stepped the first half-mile in 46 seconds which is consid- cred good. The weather was fine and an exceptionally large crowd turned out. six favorites on the programme of the day met with defeat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-17
WORDSWORTH IS
 COMING ID TOWN Should Have Earnest laIk
 With Club Owners NO "GRANDSTAND DOPE" Fine Prospects for Owners to Make Money This Year-6irminsham
 Fans Down in the Mouth.
 DepIorable Situation.
NO "GRANDSTAND DOPE"

Manager Molesworth is about to arrive on the scene. He may reach the city to- day. In case he does, he should go to the owners of the Birmingham Baseball club and address them as follows:
 Tn accepting the position of manager I expect you to give me your earnest cooperation. You must accept my judg- ment in the matter of discipling, dismiss ing. trading and buying players. You must be liberal with money. If you would win and make money, all this is necessary. In case you fail to rally to my assistance, another gloomy baseball year is about to dawn. In the hour of failure the blame will be put upon my shoulders, and I will be held responsible for what you have left undone. l will lose the position of manager because of charge of lack of ability, whereas with your cooperation withheld, the responsi- bilty for failure will rest on your shoulders
 In other words. Manager Moleswortn should not put his head into the lions mouth. If the association will give Moles- worth instructions to get a good team and will pay for the men he procures, without endeavoring to cut $500 off the price as in the Ellam case, he will not finish In the second division this season. Otherwise, he will. and he will receive the can" In self-defense, Molesworth should have heart to heart talk with the owners.
 There is nothing new in regard to new grandstand. The people are lit- tie sore. and do not look forward to an- other season of sitting on the boards of the present shack at West End with any degree of satisfaction. For strange though it may seem, many believed the promise of the association when at the conclusion of last years disastrous cam paign it was said that by the beginning of another spring a new grandstand, beautiful to behold will be ready for the fan. And they are mad because they were made to believe, and baseball is not as popular now as last spring-and it was not Fluffy Ruffles even at that time.
 Inasmuch as Birmingham is such fine baseball town, it is to be deplored that baseball has reached such low ebb. for those who own clubs. In the first place. Little Rock, where thousands have been dropped each season, is out of the league, and the entrance of Chattanooga has made the circuit compact. The guarantee to visiting clubs is $50 this year, the increase over that of last year meaning that no team while on the road will lose money The schedule is so ar ranged. too. that interest will be main tained by a continued changing of the scenes There will be no long stays on the road-quick jumps being the rule. And whereas heretofore, 15 mouths had to be fed And it is now a certainty that no club will pay it's team more than $320o whereas heretofore, the sky bounded the limit
 And in spite of these facts, it looks dark for Birmingham. We ought to have the best team in the league, and the hn- est park and grandstand. And there is certain to be a howl until we get both.
 H. W. R.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-17
pobb,s New Players.

Chattanooga, Tenn. January 1s.-(Spe- cial)-Johnny Dobbs has put through a number of deals with view of strength ening his club.
 Lew Stanley, last year with Baltimore has been purchased. Lew is left-hand- CT, and is said to be 2 conner.
 Tom Carson. drafted from Augusta by Memphis. was claimed when Charley Babb asked for waivers.
 Roy Toren writes from Hot Springs that he is ready to play and IS spend ing three weeks "at the springs getting fin condition. Tim Flood will most likely be sold to Danville Va. The local club owners are very anxious to get the address of pr hear from Pitch- CT Fred Miller, last year with Columbia. and Catcher Tom Carson last year with Augusta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-17
wthkina for Health of the Baby.

Balti pore, January 1e-rhe headquar- ters e; abolished at the Medical and Chir- urgicsU faculty building, this city, by the Baby Association of the United States, is beinR{ done, said one of the promoters, for tlAe purpose of reducing the Jeopardy to hexlth of manhood and womanhood in the teatment of the infants. He said the wor& would be placed in the hands of representative citizens, who will bs placAd on the directorate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-17
Little Lessons in Publicity No. 8.

It's to your interest know about the value of Daily Newspaper advertising.
 Like the your face it may be overlooked because of its obvousness, .I
 Merely because other form of advertising is urged upon you why should not have the best Daily Newspaper advertising only the best, but the quickest and time is money.
 any general advertising agent the publisher of this paper to suggest papers best suited to your needs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-17
caskjII Is Sold.

Chattanooga, January 16-fSpecial.) Pitchers Prince" Gaskill and Ed Me- Kenzie. members of the champion Sally Lookouts. have been sold to Harrisburg. Pa. Both made good records in the South Atlantic league last year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
TAXES DUE UPON ASSESSMENTS MADE BY
THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
CONTROLLERS DEPARTMENT, STAfE
OF CALIFORNIA
Sacramento. October IS. f91

1hE STATE BOARD OF
CONTROLLERS DEPARTMENT. STAfE
OF CALIFORNIA.
Sacramento. October IS. 1910
In accordance with the provisions of section
that I have received from the state board OF
equalization the Duplicate Record OF Assess
Of Apportionment of Railway Assessments. con
tanning the assessments upon the property OF
each of the following named associations or cor
porations. as fixed by said state board OF equall-
cation for the year 1910. viz.
Central Pacific railway company. Sonth Pacific
Coast railway company, Southern Pacific railroad
pany. Nevada and California railway company
tMojave- Keeler extension) the Atchison. Topeka
and santa ps rallway ,
company. .Boca and Loyalton railroad company.
Sierra railway company OF California Pacific
Coast railway company, Nevada -Cslifornls, Ore.
company. Pajaro Valley Consolidated railroad
company, Nevada County narrow gauge railroad
company, Yosemite Valley railroad company.
Northern Electric railway company. San Fran
s,sco Haie1o LEI ana Napa Valley railroad company
Shore railway company. San Juan Pacific railway
company, Stone Canon Pacific railroad company.
the Pullman company. and the San Pedro. Los
Angeles and Salt Lake railroad company
The state and county taxes on all personal
property, and oue-half of the state and county
able and viii be Delinquent on the last Monday
IN November next at O'clock p. and unless
paid to the state treasurer at the capitol prior
thereto per cent will be added TO the amount
thereof. and unless paid on or before the last
Monday in April next at o'clock p. M. addi-
tional 8 per cent VIII be added to the amount
thereof The remaining one-half of the state
and county taxes all real property will be
due and payable at any time. after the first
on the last Monday in April next at o'clock p.
M. and unless paid TO the state treasurer Mt the
capitol prior thereto per cent win be added to
the amount thereof. A. B. NYE.
State Controller.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Continued ---
J. ". WRIGHT & co. Of zzs Montgomery ss:.
able and valuable informat tiOn relative to country
these columns I Ispas rh,rs ge nave personally
Investigated and which we know the value or
We viii not advertise any property which We
publicity.
tS5 SIS SIS
RICH SEDIMENT SOIL
SIT an acre cash.
Splendid alfalfa land. All under the Turlock
Eypa sosn epssp epe1aa vass po.oss ss' and al
kinds or garden truck to perfection
BARGAINS-BARGAINS-
632 acre grain ranch 10 miles east Of san
per acre On summer faliow. Two good wells.
vides into s nelas. worth $50 per acre. Price
81 y sold within 80 days Leased for years
1000 acres. Merced county, 20 miles from Mer-
ced near La .Grande; a grain ranch; all can be
cultivated: soil sandy loan; water from 10 to
80 feet; SIS an acre.
$500 acres. 9 miles from Coyote Santa Clara
scres OF good creek bottom; 20 900 cords OF wood:
Soss sood bsq5 cottages. d eoesrn 4ols9 ,1r sS1d
plements. etc; L good blacksmith shop. Price
S35 per acre.
i:o4o acre stock and grain ranch. II miles east
OF San Miguel 900 acres are farm land. balance
In center Of the place This is adaPated to
Prce sSo psH sGes sere Il sold within So
days
$500 acres IN western portion Of Fresno coun-
y. qeer the Coast range. All level land; no
BY gravity. Prices $50 per acre. Easy terms.
$50 acre dairy ranch in the San Joaquin valley.
close 70 thriving town: 50 acres in alfalfa. 40
acres ready for alfalfa balance Wild feed: 200
milk cans. wagons. plow and moving machine:
half mile from station Price SIPS per acre.
600 acres, near. Tracy. boat landing on prop
srty: can be put in alfalfa. with free water
third cash. balance 1. and years; worth
easily si25 an acre Have party who wiz Join
I4s acres. near Byron; choice alfalfa lands;
46 acres. 5 miles from watsonviile: f2 acres
are choicest bottom land. balance good farm
land: will make tine 20 COW dairy: plenty OF
water for any purpose. Price per acre, $50.
40 acres. nes. Oakley; assorted fruits and al
mondsi house OF 8 rooms; barn. etc. To close an
estate, will sell for Sc. 500.
so acres. 215 miles east OF Antioch; full bear
Ing almond orchard produced this year So. 500:
good house, large barn; splendid location; $780,
% bedroom hotel in thriving country town:
all furnished complete; doing a splendid bust
ness; selling on account Of old age; earning big
20 acres irrigated land: miles from Red
Blun, 1 mile to school and postofhce small
house. barn acres alfalfa. I acre strawberries.
8 acres Muir peaches. IS pear trees: miners
inches water decided free with place. balance
pasture; plenty wood; price s1.7oO.
10 acres. near Oakley; no improvements; VIII
make fine poultry farm; $1,000
Two acre lots. close to Los Altos; all in fruit
and berries; good room houses. barns. wei and
mill. Both Ideal homes. Price $3.50 for one
and $3.50 for the other
J. ". WRIGHT & CO..
22S Montgomery st..
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

ANY one holding bills against MRS DAN
O'SHEA, prop Johnsops restaurant. 1878 Tel
egraph av.. Oakland. must present same on or
before November 1, 1910, at 962 Broadway.
Oakland
TO whom 1t may concern-I will not be respon-
sble for any debts or obligations contracted by
my wife, Mrs Christena de Laney.
Signed. J. A. DE LANEI.'
October 28. 1910.
ALL persons who have left laundry at 507 Pacific
street, basement, must call for n within three
days: bills owed by this house must also be col
lected before the 29th of this month. NEW
TENANT 507 Pacific ST.
HAVING bought the business Of Patrick .Dono
hoe, 1890 valencis ST. / will not be RESPONSE
BILE for any bills after this date. Oct. 20, 1910
FREDERICK BEHRMANN.
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BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

BEAUTIFUL HoafESITES
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country.
the most beautiful within reach Of the city. far
surprising the cross bay localities: transfer to
the San Mateo electric car at 5th and Market
you always get seat-and get or at EASTON
station. or take the Southern Pacific az Third
and Townsend. Here is the finest suburban home
site on the peninsula. EASTON ADDITIONS TO
BURLINGAME: beautiful shaded paths. cool on
the hottest days: all inprovem cement side
walks. streets. sewers. water. light and tele-
phone installed: the homes viii appeal 70
you: large lots easy terms: excellent and fast
train service. twice fast to cross bav
points. For particulars about EASTON address
T. J. RODGERS. MILLS BUILDING, SAN
FRANCISCO.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS


Office Constructing Quartermaster. Fort Mason,
Cal. Oct is. 1910-Sealed proposals, In tripli-
cate for constructing. complete, single bar
racks (ncluding plumbing. heating. electric wir-
ing and fixturesl at Fort Winfield Scott. Cali
fornia. will be received here until II a. M. No
vember IS. 1910. and then opened. Plans. speci-
ncations, blank forms and necessary information
can be obtained here. Deposit of so required
to insure return of plans. etc. Envelopes con
tanning proposals to be marked Proposals for
Barracks, Fort Winfield Scott, CAL" and ad-
dressed to Major George Mex. Williamson. Or.
Mr.. u. s. A.
Sealed bids will be received at the office of
the Secretary of the Regents. University of Call
fornia. Berkeley. at or before $3.50 a. M. Mon
day. November 21. 1910. for steel book stacks,
wall cases. etc.. for the University Library and
Boat Hall. per plans and specifications on file
at said office
No bids will be received unless accompanied by
certified check or bond in favor of the under
signed equal to 10 per cent of the bid. to secure
execution of contract by successful bidder. The
right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA.
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PROPERTY TO LEASE

go, 600 square feet. a whole OF In part on
10th and Rhode Island streets; frontayes;
building 50x15O (mill construction. engine
and boiler rooms adjoining. also corrugated
building 50x75 suitable for stable. oil tank
10000 gallons capacity good well and large
water tank: s. P. and Santa Fe spur track
on property; a most desirable lumber yard
mill or manufacturing site; particulars. CEN
TER & SPADER. $50 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

FOR sale-1e0 acres Al oil land in San Juan.
Utah, suitable for oil company. But little
cash. balance stock IN company. VIII show
you how to clear $4,000 on deal Room 306
Chronicle buildinr
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81 600 cash-1490 9TH av Sunset at X. Choice
9 room residence. Price reduced to $4,000
Would be cheap at 5000. This is forced
sale and a bargain.
T. d. HAYMAN, First National Bank Bldg.
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

ACRE or more in famous Meek orchard tract:~
electric and steam lines on land fruit and
poultry; prices right; easy terms; free tnfOr-
= nation.
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
Tel. Hayward 226 Hayward.
LAND Joining city limits Of Hayward; full bear
I ing fruit; $3.50 per acre up; Il cash: fruit will
pay balance in equal annual fnstallments.
Address owner. 1908 26th av. Oakland.
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J. ". WRIGHT & co. OF Zzs Montgomery se:.
San Francisco prepared TO furnish relt-
able and valuable Information relative to country
lands. 1t IL our Intention to advertise only IN
these columns lands which We have personally
investigated and which we know the value or
We VIII not advertise any property which We
publicity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
LUMHER FOR SALE

SHINGLES. $40: rustic. $50: boards S10s
country orders solicited 33 10th St. s. 5-
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF REMOVAL
DR.. ThieIe. the German Specialist. has removed
from 1882 Geary TO 4S Third st. Market.
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MINES AND MINING
OIL LANDS

GOLD, amalgam, rich ore bought; cash: assayine
Soc. Pioneer Assay Co., 131 5th mr.. Howard.
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RICH SEDIMENT SOIL
s17 an acre cash.

SIT an acre cash.
splendid alfalfa land. All under the 1urlock
IRRIGATION system. Perpetual water right; grows
EgyPeian corn. melcns. sweet potatoes and al
kinds or garden truck to perfection
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

1000 scres Merced county, 20 miles from Mer-
ced. near La Grande; a grain ranch; all can be
cultivated: soil sandy loan; water from 10 to
80 feet; SIS an acre.
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ADMINISTRATIONS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
652 acre grain ranch 10 miles east OF san
Miguel Rolling adobe hills. Nearly all farm
land Crop this year averaged "a centals wheat
per acre on summer fallow. Two good wells.
with windmills and 5000 gallon tank. Fair
house; barn for Il head horses. Ranch suodi-
yides into fields. Worth $50 per acre. Price
So n sold within 80 days. Leased for years
for fourth OF the crop.
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LIVERMORE REAL ESTATE

NO better climate in the state. r. A An
THONY, ST. near 1st. Livermore. IL in San
GREGORY. 467 Phelan bldg, for list and
description.
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OFFICES and STORES TO LET

SHOE repairing shop for rent; living rooms in
rear; located Just across street from a large
school and principal playground OF Oakland;
rent SIS; water free. HADEN & BONNIE
CO.. 24I5 Shattuck ar Berkeley
FOR rent-After Nov l. an established butcher
shop. Sc. cor. Sacramento and Spruce sts-;
VIII give lease and reasonable rent. Apply or
address owner. 51s Valencia st. !,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

$500 acres. miles from Coyote. Santa Clara
county. miles from Morgan HIS about 500
scres OF good creek bottom; 20 900 cords OF wood
Z good cottages. new; eowbarn 4ox160s good
plements. etc; good blacksmith SHOP Price
S35 per acre.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

.O40 acre stock and grain ranch. II miles east
OF San Miguel: 500 acres are farm land. balance
grazing; good well with gasoline engine; veil Is
In center OF the place This is adapated to
wheat. barley and stock raising Plenty OF
wood Price Sf1-50 per acre, il sold within so
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

REDWOOD CITY-ReaI Estate
A-IMPROvED lots: 5 minutes walk from Red
wood City depot; very easy terms: also
age; send for booklet. BALDWIN & HOW
ELL, 31S-324 Kearny St
BEAUTIFUL lots. s125; Redwood City, close In:
81 down. 81 per week: no interest q. W.
MAGRUDER. 1895 Market ST.. s. r.
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DRESS MAKING

DRESS MAKING designing, cutting. htting and
ladies' tailoring thoroughly taught; n T.
brsnch of Vienna Tailoring Institute; a tailor
shirt waist pattern cut 10 your measure. 2oc;
branch OF Elite Fashion and Patterns see erin
,.ii,o models a05 Grant aT.: ph- Sutter 1434-
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


STEINWAY upright; beautiful mahogany case;
can not be told from new. This is genuine
bargain. KoHLER CHASE. 26 O'Farrell st.
/ must raise money at once VIII sell my $500
Nose & Sons piano for 5000 cash TO get out OF
town quickly. Address Box 2641, Call office.
MUST sacrifice my elegant $500 piano cheap for
cash, account of departure for the east.
li3 Kearny ST.
CREMoNA-Newest electric slot piano; price
duced, $3.50: easy payments; plays 20 nickels.
BAClGALUPI. 4o1 Market st.
/ MUST sell my beautiful upright piano; bar
gain: easy terms can be arranged. MRS.
I. MORAN. 1865 Brush st near 18th. Oakland.
seO-Fine toned used upright: good pianos to
rent. BOWERS & SON. 356 Post st.
A GOOD piano to rent. 10 cents day: l year
allowed. SCOTT CURTAZ. $50 Hayes st.
0RGAN-Great bargain: only S25: perfect order;
must be sold. 2221 Market ST. near 18th
UNREDEEMED storage pianos for almost moth
ing. PIANO STORAGE CO. 1854 Market st.
STATHAM. "a Hill St. mr.. Valencia and 22d.
DRUMMER'S sample piano to be sold for fac
tory: easy terms. 81 Stockton St
S165-Snap; fine upright; cost S4j0;. must be
sold. SCHMITZ. Sc MeAllister st. Market.
PIANOS for rent: carriage this week. BYRON
MAUZY. $50 Stockton st.
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$500 acres In western portion Of Fresno coun-
", 1ear the Coast range. All level land: no
hardpan- Water can be obtained by pumping or
by gravity. Prices $50 per acre Easy terms.
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T0LEASE

ONE story building. 23x137. suitable for storage,
hay. grain or coal yard or for manufacturing.
10 l5SS Turk st Apply Ferguson -Breuner
Co. 251 Montgomery st.
TO lease-Furnished unfurnished u T. house on
sunny corner Of Preside heights For further
particulars address box 2660. Call office
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

PRIVATE and confidential; loans on furniture,
pianos, warehouse receipts, diamonds, salary
and other security; lowest rates. Rooms 207
and 20S, 787 Market ST. corner 9TH; phone
Douglas 1920. Home J4020
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE

HOMES, ranches, acreage. exchange. Price list.
DAVID l. WILSON. Santa Cruz. CAL
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BUTTONS AND pLEATING

Steele's button works 222 Ellis and Mason: Ph
Frank. 1921 and C4521. Mail orders soliciteo.
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POPULAR REMEDIES

RECORD CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS for
mems private diseases. Sold only by E. 2
JORGENSON, 644 Kearny St. San Francisco
Mail orders speciality. Send for circular.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

GOLDEN GATE FUR CO.. S25 Sutter st.-Rs,
modelling and repairing at popular prices. AD
KOCoUR mgr. Phone Sutter 164s; Inn c-Soo..
STFTT WGGFN- PRACTICAL FURRIER, 1854
SUFFER- ST. NEAR VAN NESS AV.
T0FST11 4 FVANS. Inc. furriers. 25l Post st,
Mercedes bldg Sd hoor- Tel. kearny 4Sos-
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L. Fl. & B. I. BILL. 543 Golden Gate av.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps, Vesta batteries
Panherd of. Diamond chains and parts.
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PARTNERS WANTED

PARTNER wanted: good. well established bust
ness; must have $4,000 to SIS 900 and be man
of good character In every way; give refer
ences Box 2665. Gail office.