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RICHMOND HEIGHTS.

hlChMOND HEIGHTS,
9TH. 10TH nth AVS. BET A AND B SITS.
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT co.
JOSEPH A. LEONARD, MANAGER.
We want to show you good home in beau
tiful. restricted residence neighborhood ideally
situated on one Of the highest points in the
Richmond district. and commanding a magnif-
cent marine and scenic view; convenient TO the
Eddy, McAnster and sutter St cars. just two
blocks north of Golden Gate park
You will be interested in the many sdvan-
tages that we are able to offer here and in the
prices and terms to be secured.
During the short time have been operating
In this tract we have built and sold so many
nice homes that its highly desirable character is
entirely established
Our designs are both original and artistic. and
the same conscientious care is exercised in the
construction of moderate priced as we'll as the
more expensive homes.
Our terms are easy and convenient
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT co.
JOSEPH A. LEONARD. MANAGER.
9os PHELAN BUILDING.
MEAcHAM & SIERRA.
Real Estate and Insurance. 1910 Haight ST
S4.25o cash. mtg. $4,000; elegant Cats
beautifully finished in pine: all, rented paying
II per cent net; best bHy in town.
S3-I30-Mte- $4,000; new duplex flats
fTreadwelI Tract. near Hayes). ) rooms each:
tures; all daycsun aud rented for scr. 80.
s4.5c0 essh--Mortgage $4,000
Ashbury Heights: sacrificing beautiful home:
large rooms and Japs room finished attic: all
modern conYeniences positively must be sold
this week: make your offer.
$1,000 cash-Mortgage s., 600.
Modern home. east and west exposure; S sun
ny rooms and library; lot worth $500; snap.
L0TS--LOTS
$2.000-2jx100; Ashbury st.
s1.750-25x95 Clayton st.
s2I5o-25xl3I:e: 81 Carl ST
81 Sl00o-25xs0: Woodland.
Sec us for bargains. any part Of the city.
AAA-ss. 100 will buy you new flats, and 8
large sunny rooms and basement; bath, gas
washbowls IN bathrooms; porches inclosed !;
cement washtrays. pautries. china closets
panel work in dining rooms. halls and kitch-
ems: hardwood mantels IN front rooms: ; large
bay window front. small street iu rear: flats
rented To good tenants; income $45 per month :
terms be had; fats la Harrison ST. bet
IF YOU are looking for city property or a house
for new descriptive list. ROTHERMEL
CO.. 247 Russ bldg. San Francisco
81, 500 only. for nice cottage rooms and
bath: lot 50xi00: sunny side: cars.
S5.000-Business lot and cottage. rooms
and bath on Oak st. next to corner Devisa.
81, ,T5o-22d av. mr. Lake ST.: lot 25x12o in the
midst of new improvements; snap.
W00DMAN REALTY CO.. Al Montgomery 81.
s1.S5o-2oth ar. nr. J ST.. on double cartrsck:
choice building lots; adjoining lots
wooDMAN REALTY CO.. Al Montgomery ST.
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CITY REAL EsTATE-continued

SHAINwALD, BUCKBEE CO.,
% Montgomery ST., Lick bldg.
Phone Douglas Al.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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LOTS

g. 500 North Pt Lobos nr. 55th; 5ox1oo; MA
RINE VIEW.
s. 250-lith and Clement ST., 25xloo.
81 2o0-Sth az. and Point Lobos.
s.. 1e0-3d aF. near A St. 25x12o.
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CITY REAL EsrATE-continued

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
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WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE.
Real Estate 12S Suffer st.
s2750-Bargain lot. Vallejo st. at Hyde: 2sx62 g
feet. This is less than 500 per foot. Call
early If you want this
$3,900-Vallejo near Van Ness: cottage of r.
and h.. LOT 25xl20: has . frontages; sold
to close estate: this is cheap.
S650o-Filbert St: beautifully situated; new
modern residence of r. and b.; extra
large lot. 81 :6x137;6 feet.
$40, 500--Larkin st: cheapest property in this
district: 3 new modern fats of $50 r.
and b.; rents $i15 per month.
$50, ,000-Hyde and Jackson SITS. vic: IL apis. of
2-3 r. and b.: contains all modern ideas
rents for s40I.50 per mo-: lot nearly 40x
lat :6 feet. Owner is willing TO take va
cant lot part payment.
S12.500-I. .eavenworth and Jackson vic: mod
ern fats of +. and h. EACH rents S120
per no.: lot 25x13I.6 feet.
S4,250-Elegantly situated building lott Bush
st. near Pierce: extra large; 2T:6x137 IS
feet
S5,9Oo-Bush st. Cough; story house OF
+. and b.: lot 30x120; runs through to
rear street. sold to close estate.
SIS, I5o--A bargain in fats: close TO McAllister:
3 strictly modern flats of 5-5-6 and b.
rents sSS per no.: lot 25xf0o feet; mortg.
$1,000 can remain if desired
WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE, 12S Sutter ST
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EXcHANGE BARGAINS


VIZ ARE OFFERING FOR EXCHANGE NJ
MEROUS BUSINESS PROPERTIES, APART
MENT HOUSES. FLATS AND RESIDENCES
N ALL SECTIONS OF s. F.: ALSO A Nun
BER OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
THESE PROPERTIES WE OFFER IN TRADE
on CASH BASIS. THE FOLLOWING ARE
A FEW FROM THE list.
f49. .0o0-COR. business property Mission and
5th sts.; stores and botel rents a. $50
yearly: viii trade for lot suitable for apt.
house. Pine Bush ST. preferred.
S2T .5Oo-l2 apt. fats. =. and b.; in Mob Hill
section; rents $1,000 yearly: viii trade
equity Of SIS 500 for lot. residence or fist
in s r, oakland. Alameda or Berkeley.
S24.0o0-6 apt fats just completed: Noh Hill
section; rents 81. $50 yearly; will exchange
FOR lot or residence in ). F.; or bay cities
up 10 Sl5.0 in value.
s1T,oo0--Bot 33Xl37:6 Bush ST. Taylor:
will trade for income property up TO $40.
oGo and pay cash difference
SIS .oc0--6 new fats. r and h.. Clay st. nr.
Jones: rents 81. $50 yearly; viii exch. for
lot OF ? fats up 10 81 600 IN value. \ or
Of Market ST. or VA.
Sl3. 500 new fats. Jackson st. Hyde;
and rooms rents $500 year: will ex-
change equity of $500 for lot in s. F.
SO, 0,O0O-C0R. business property, stores and .
fats: rents 81 .230 year; VIII trade for
lot in Richmond. Sunset or Western addl-
tion up s. 000 bal. mortgage
50. .J0o-Iot. Ellis st Hyde: 23xl37 81: will
trade equity Of s. 800 for lot anywhere in
s. F. out Of IRE limits.
J. ". WRIGHT & CO..
Dps Montgomery ST.. Mills Building.
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So,2o0-Clement st. corner, near boulevard; %
feet frontage; inside 25 IT. improved with
room house; vacant: good for
store and fats; best buy on CLEMENT ST.
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INVESTMENTS.

RENTS COLLECTED.
FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY.
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nd for 1910 map of San Francisco.


Money to loan on real estate.
Send for 1910 map of San Francisco.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$50, ,ooo-INcoME PER CENT: fine. substan-
tial brick building, in Wholesale section
Sansome st: under secured lease for
m term OF ~. years to one one .i9, tenant tsoal,
1876: house of rooms and bath; cement
basement: if you Ike outside. get permit
S6,750--Nets $500 YEAR; can be bought on
liberal terms; fats, always rented:
rooms and bath each; near 18th and Mar, r,
ket sts- mighty nice income on small
investment tS094)
s3,i5o-AND ALL YOU NEED IS $500: balance
Just paying rent TO yourself: 4 story
house. / rooms aud hath. high basement
etc: McAllister and stanyan. 5000,
2,2o0-CoTTAGE; rooms; 18th and Ashbury
sts.; lot 25xT0. (S563l
LOTS. LOTS. LOTS. LOTS LOTS. LOTS. LOTS.
s12, ,5oo-MAsoN ST. CORNER; reduced from
$4,000; 6oxs7;. not far from Broad
WHAT Is YOUR BEST OFFER? full lots;
rs feet front on Minna st. near 4th:
money here (S449)
LEAvENwoRTH sT-2sxso. through to rear
street: near California. What will you
give for it? (I009)
s1.ooo-I2TH Av. SUNSET. new car line;
street and sewer done. (s2S5l
S3oo-KEf LOT; 41st av.; 2ox12o. (s62S(
The man who iudicously invests his income
now. while prices are low. is the man mar who win
allows the opportunities to pass by him is the
man who will pay these profits.
Send for August list of property for sale.
| BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s,324 KEARNY ST.
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These are all income places and can be had
on easy terms. Apply to
WILLIAM HUNTER. SO 1st ST. Naps
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Irrigated alfalfa land in the Sacramento 7sl-
ley railroad. alfalfa meal mil; extra
hne soil $3.50 per acre. including perpetual water
right; terms one-ffth cash. t1Jlf
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IS, TOO--l3i. acres: . acres young prune trees
100 bearing fruit trees. bal. hay land 5
room house. hard finished; BATH hOt and
cold water; spring gasoline engine. barn
chicken houses, chickens, incubaters, brood
ers, etc. ;: 3 miles.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
AUCTToNEERS
J. W. WRIGHT & co.

-. . REMOVED TO
- MOAAGOMERG ST tMILLS BUILDING)
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10 ACRES fine orchard on carline near Los Al
tos: will sell all part. IRWIN L. CAR
TER Mountain View. Cal
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Good 5 room ass~e in center Of Oaland on 59S
$50 Tot TO exchange for SonOma county and
Men1ncino county country place; Oakland prop
erty is free Of any ineumbrance and viii soon
be business property: is worth the price and
viii stand careful investigation. Price $4,000.
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oney to loan on real estate.
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KANE & COMPANY
,15 MONTGOMERY STREET

$15o0-CASH Balance at per cent per an
mum. Two fine fats in that swell
neighborhood at 9th and Lake ST.
Can he paid for at S25 per month. These
terms are extraordinary. Rents S65
ss,5oo-A double frontage lot right at Fillmore
and Ellis sts Ready to build Yard
cemented. A great snap.
So. .ooo-CASH. Rents sos month. Balance
S4. 500 at per cent Six fine. fats of 4
rooms and bath Steady renters. Near
Panhandle. Cost $13. $50. Sacrificed.
ss,0o0-Two handsome flats of and 6 rooms
and bath All latest impts. Shower
fixtures, etc. stone steps. Cole ST. Rents
$50. Every sunny.
81 .O0o-CASH Balance at per cent. Three
of the handsomest flats in this city. on
California st. Jones. Rents 800.
Full price $4,000. Reduced force an
immediate sale and prevent foreclosure.
This house and lot actually cost $26, 900,
and speaks for itself.
$2o.o00--EQUITY. Will sell or exchange. The
finest business corner in the Panhandle.
3 stores and 10 apartments. Carpeted
halls, electric lighted, marble vestibule,
etc. Every outside Tile
baths. Large corner lot Mortgage $15.-
COO. Rcnts $3,396 per annum.
KANE & COMPANY
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S40O cash and SIS monthly puts you in pos
session of rich. level, acre tract of land
with room house. good well and chicken
houses, within 35 miles Of Oakland. on W. p.
and S. p. railroads.
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Beautiful irrigated Kings river bottom alfalfa
land at kingsbuTg. TuaEe county: % and 40
pieces at 1925 per acre; some at $50 per
acre; some improved; very reasonable terms
t3SJl
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Nevada cattle ranch consisting OF 1900 acres.
containing 1.5OO acres Of high class irrigated
alfalfa and vegetable land. most Of IL now IN
alfalfa: nearly entire ranch can be made into
tillable land; is near railroad and good town:
subdivided land near by Is selling at So to $50
per acre. buildings are rOOmy and tools. vehicles
and personal property are modern and extensive;
health conditions good and the ranch is well
and fsvurably known: 800 head Of cattle 5000
sheep and goo horses are included in sale: terms
are reasonable. Price 100000. Call for frl
particulars. ON
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$50 down. $50 month. without interest; new.
neat room cottage; plsstered and wainscoted; ;
price 1925. including 25xl00 IT. lot; McEnerney
title. Sc fare owl car; 35 minutes TO Sd and
Mission sts; take car marked Ocean View on
esierrero ST. TO Lakeriew aF. RIVERS BROS,
e61 Montgomery ST.
EAvE Standard Title Insurance Company. Mills
bIdg insure your title; save time and money.
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SEE THIS SUNDAY.
Lots averaging 2Jx1I4 in size.
$500 UPWARD
81 DOWN. 81 A MONTH.
Also Homes on Monthly Payments.
FAIRVIEW TERRACE,
26th ST and Corhett sv.. In the center OF
San Francisco.
Water piped 10 every lot; taxes free; Nc
Enerney title.
L. z. HACKETT. Selling Agent.
Market St car No. s. transfer at oath 10 Hof
man av. Mission st. No. IL, direct from
ferry to terminus.
YOUR ONE BEST BUYl
REFEREES sALE-NORTH SIDE MISSION. 50
TT WEST OF NEW M0NTGOMERYt PAL
ACE HOTEL BLOCK. 6s FE IN. BY so
TT; WORTH OVER $100,000: ONLY $50. 900
BID: NEW BIDS TO BE RECEIVED SUPE-
RIOR COURT. DEPT. T. JUDGE MoGAN.
TO4 GRANT BLDG. 7TH AND MARKET
SIS. MONDAY. AUG. 23RD. 10 A. NJ. FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO DAN
IEL A RYAN. ATTORNEY. 1901 HUM
BoLDT BANK BLDG
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FOR ssle-Somethi1g new in nats: new designs.
new style on finish; separate entrances: finest
location IN Western addition; overlooking rec
reation grounds in G. @. park Ith az. and II
ct. See E. 3. HALLETT, on premises
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NOTE SIZE-27 .6x137:6.
LEVEL, READY To BUILD ON. GO SEE 1T
AT ONCE. TITLE o. X. APPLY 3O4 CALL
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$3.50 per acre-20 acres of rich. level land
half mile from station on s. P. railroad in the
heart of the Nspa valley; this land is adapted
TO fruit and would make a splendid chicken
and hog ranch; has running water and will
grow alfalfa.
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RESIDENCES.

~, ss0--Lake ST. residence. 9 rooms and bath
built for owners home year ago; build
ing cost So. SEQ; will take lot in BUR.
LINGAME as part payment; must sell
mortgage $1,000 remain.
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50, I00-13 acres: , scresg bearing orchard. bal
ance hay land room house. barn and
hay. chicken houses. well. horse. buggy.
cow. chickens, furniture, etc; 2la miles.
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si,59o-A double frontage lot right at Fillmore
and Ellis SITS. Ready to build Yard
cemented A great snap
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$3.50 CASH will buy fine lot on Noe ST.
near 9th: 25x11T: balance monthly; look into
this WALTER G. BEATIE, 602 Metropolis
Bank bldg, s. r.
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1925 per acre-10 acres full bearing prune
trees on main county road y miles north OF
Napa; improvements; also 20 acres unim-
proved land adjoining prune orchard at $3.50
per acre; will grow alfalfa; the entire tract
of so acres would make a fine home.
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DON'T co To RICHMOND DISTRICT AND
PAY $4,000 FOR LOTS WHEN SNAPS LIKE
THIS ARE OFFERED YOU.
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S1.500-2T acress house barn fruit trees. well
and running water; 3ta miles.
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RICHMOND HEIGHTS.
9TH, 10TH, nth AVS. BET AND B SITS
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT co.
JOSEPH A. LEONARD, MANAGER.

Our terms are easy and convenient
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT co.
JOSEPH A LEONARD. MANAGER
9o3 PHELAN RUILnING
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LIPMAN & HIRsCHI.ER. 255 Montgomery st.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 255 Montgomery ST.
Phone Douglas 3644.
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2T:6xI3I:6
SOUTH LINE FILBERT Sr
JUST WEST OF HYDE.
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comb, has returned to her home in Little Rock
 II. $. Dudley is spending about a week visiting in the city. Mir. Dud- ley is studying for the ministry at Philadelphia.
 Meyer Weller, formerly of this city but for some time living in Little Rock, is again located in this city with his family. Mrs. Asa Brunson and children left yesterday for English, where they will be the guests of Mrs. \. M Hook CT, for week
 Mrs. E. L. Baker, of Muskcsee, OK lahoma, passed through the city yes terday en route to Clarendon, where she will visit relatives.
 Mrs. Josephine Boone. who recently returned from Memphis, leaves today for Hot Springs, where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Enloe. Miss Grace Cunningham, of Mount Pleasant, Texas, is in the city the guest of Misses Ethel Clements and Olivia Alexander and Mrs c. H. Col , Her.
 Mrs. T. c. Hagan. of Columbus, Ga left yesterday afternoon for For dyce, where she will visit relatives and friends before returning to hel home in Columbus. Mrs Hagan was the guest of Mrs A. P Turney anG Mrs F. A. Howell. while in this city Miss Allie May Howell accompanied Ter to Fordvce.
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INTERESTING WED- DING ANNIVERSARY
Dr. V. J. McComb Attending Golden Wedding Anniversary of His
 Father-N0ted Features.

Lebanon, Mo, June 6.-Dr. and Mrs. James McComb celebrated their fiftieth anniversary at their home here today, all of their children and grand children and some other rel atives being present. They have six sons living: Dr. V. J. McComb and two children of Pine Bluff, Ark; Dr. C. A. McComb, wife and four chil- dren of St. James, Mo-; Dr. J. A. McCombe. wife and two children Floyd J. McComb, wife and one child, and w. E. McComb of Leban- or, Mo, and Ernest McComb of Los Angeles, Cal.
 Many valuable tokens were pre-. sented to the aged couple. Dr. and Mrs. McComb were married fifty years ago at the residence of Mrs Nc Combs Afather, George Holman six miles north of Lebanon. They have lived all these years in Laclede county, forty-five of which they have lived in Lebanon. When the wal broke out in 1861 the doctor became soldier, but soon retired from the army and went to Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa, where ir 1865 he completed course in med icine and returned to Lebanon, where he has practiced ever since Dr. and Mrs. McComb were charter members of the Lebanon Christian church which the doctor has been an hon. ored member and an elder. One fea- ture of the occasion was the pres. ence of several guests who were pres. ent at the wedding fifty years ago They were: J. H. Fulbright, T. A Vernon, Mrs. Bethurein and Misses Kate and Lizzie Saunders
 Adam Vernon, father of Hon. w T. Vernon, registrar of the United States Treasury at Washington, D. c and who at that time was a slave who cooked the wedding dinner, wa: also present at the anniversary cele bration.
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BRIEF MENTION

Gabe Meyer is spending several weeks recuperatingN in Hot Springs.
 J. F. Clemmons, of Swan Lake, was in the city yesterday on business.
 Miss Lola May Cranberry has re- turned from visit With relatives and friends at Rison.
 Miss Maxine Matthews is spending a few days at Camden the guest of her brother, S. H. Matthews.
 Mrs. E. J. Kesterson has returned to her home in hittfe Rock, after a visit with relatives fM the city.
 Rev S. E. Full pastor of the First Baptist church, is in Greenwood, Miss to assist in the dedication of new church.
 Claud Sparks left yesterday after noon for Fayetteville, where he will attend the State University Con- mencement.
 Mrs. John Martineau, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Bama Hol-
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PURCHASES LAND
 FOR SCHOOL SITE
Board of Trade Will Close Deal for Land to Be Given the c. M. E.
 Church for Erection of Big Industrial School

Industrial School.
 The committee from the Board of Trade, headed by w. c. Hudson, which has been raising money to pur- chase 100 acres of land which they donated to the c. M. B. church for the erection and maintaining of a Colored Industrial School in this city, is expecting to close deal for the property shortly. Bishop E. Cot trell of Holly Springs, Miss, presid- ing bishop of the Fourth Episcopal district, c. M. E. church, is in the city conferring with the committee from the Board of Trade.
 Bishop Cottrel has purchased 200 acres adjoining the property to be donated by the Board of Trade, which is about three miles West of the city. Bishop Cottrell says that the church is now raising money for the erection of the school, and as soon as sufficient funds have been raised the erection will begin.
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CONFEDERA -E, FLAG
 WILL BE RESTORELg

Chicago, June After nearly ra1 years separation f. om the people SfF-: whom it was int nded. flag ratnaafs- for the Nottaway Troop of the Co@e. ~ federate army cavalry and witay which many memories are assocfatetFss. will soon be restored to it's riglitfsea. owners.
 The flag had been sent to Gov, W H. Mann, of Virginia, by Adolpfa Ma Babcack, of Chicago, who discoyeHa ed it among the relics of his fatlssp. The elder Babcock was soldier tz the Union army but members of tfN. ' family did not know how he obtaiHs- ed the flag
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is clean and a hit. It is entirely away from the all others cast of a cheaper kind.
 Kawano Eos, the Japanese jugler is also attracting much attention from the patrons The foreigners juggling is superb. He introduces many new features of this art with large and small articles, including a barrel, with which he is exceptionally clever, and a small Japanese boy, who takes a prominent part in the act. The clean and high class pictures are still being shown at the Orpheo and the union orchestra is still furnishing the music.
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A GREAT BILL
 AT THE ORPHEO

Diaz and Roderique wko are ap- bearing at the Orpheo this week, are furnishing the patrons of that house one of the most up-to-date acts ever seen there
 Many Italian singing and dancing acts have received setbacks at the lo- cal playhouses, but the act of Diaz and Roderique is great With the fine voice furnished by the Senorita and clever dancing by both, the act
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GOOD MORNING

Yes we are installing the most uy-- to-date bath rooms in the city. Whp.aa' Because we are up to tomorrow ox,p plumbing and you don't have to h.s1 ashamed of your bath room wheEss Wolff does your work. for he kno.nsS. how. If you don't want good. woraz.- give your job to some one else. EM' you do, see Wolff, III s Beech ss.-, old phone 855.
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Picnic.


 The Temple Religious School en- joyed their annual outing and picnic yesterday afternoon at Forrest park A large number attended the affair among them being the members of the school and a few of their friends and parents. The pupils gathered al the Elks theater early in the after noon and enjoyed the performance at the theater. Following the show the pupils boarded a car and went to Forest park, where they spent the rest of the afternoon. Lunches were carried to the park and these were spread late in the afternoon. Many games were played in the woods and the afternoon proved to be one o1 the most enjoyable for the members of the school Dr. E. Frisch and the teachers chaperoned the children.
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A%$*+*<**<*"** : $$ | | < SOCIETY. . ta h 4 ( ++ | | | | |
 Skn Club.
SOCIETY

ro Sesame Club held it's regular
 ..h1v meeting with Mrs. l.. K.
 a q, Tuesday afternoon, May 3l.
 . bouse was beautiful and fra .ant with great punches of sweet
 ond q most delightful meeting
 ~as The president, Mrs. T. E. ,;,,esnie, presided. The responses uo11 call were very interestins,
 .sa French fetes and customs. iobteen members were present and nnortant business was transacted The constitution and bylaws were uised and amended. The club has d a year of very hard study and .a~inp that '.all work and no play rou1d make Jack dull boy, Mrs and requested that the lesson fo~ t.o afternoon be left unsaid, and that his meeting be a relaxation. The .oouest was granted by the chair bnd al4 Ssormality was suspended tosdanes Ferguson, w. B. Sanders, aontgomery and Lake sang two beautiful quartettes and Miss Ger rude Ivy rendered several pleasing ,iano solos. Then a booklet with
 mcneil attached, was presented t. bach lady, and upon opening the kAoklet she found a most interesting tench love story, all written in rorse by the gifted and original Mrs, Land. Here and there through the ktory she found blank which was o be supplied by the name of some members of the club. The surname If every member of the club was woven into the story in this way After all the names had been put in- to their proper places, delightful re- treatments were served. The guest s were Mesdames Ferguson, Lake, Van Valkenburg, Stacker, Tidwe,l; Misses Davis and Gertrude Ivy. Mem hers present: Mesdames DeWoody, buchanan, Temple, Mcleod, !:ood- win, W. F. Coleman, w. B. Sanders Hut, Knox, Land, Strange, Lyle, Montgomery, Mohler, Noel, Rosen- berg, Wilbourne, Gillespie Mrs. Mohler will be hostess for the club Ion June 28.