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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
Sdlnsiuurt.

o Mihel, tuei1ft on aus Dem Sdlum'
mer erfpodIt, Damn peroen mir
frei altBer 3neifel
Damn eebt Die @ereblung bes @en'
iGengeidIehts nit StIfe bes &ino'
piebs gum Seufel!
DieIes @e6idt tplir6e anonprn
(obne l1nterfGrift) an Sen ~0eutiden
8unb Der Smpfgegner" geihidt.
8as nnter aSSmpffaI6" uno g@e.
tpinnung Der 2pmpbe" geiagt 1T,
Ioll Der &larbeit negen nod tbeilmeiie
ertpeitert iperben. 9as Smpffalb
mlb tpenigItens 8 @o6en aft unb
boIIitGnbig geiunh fem. Dos 9alb
miro atf BEN Smpftii6 gefeiielt, am
8alG nno an ben inneren Sldden
Ser SberIhenfel %roiiert. Na1ber
perben Die S%mpfidnitte unb
p9pmpbe~ eingeitriden. n9ie 9Glber
ielbit fperben ebenfolls nit tbieriiher
2bmpbe ODER nit ioeenantter birn1a.
uiiierter 2pmpbe aeimpft, mel6e les.
tere bon &inoern entnommen lit, Die
nod dr5tlifem @utadten fir geirtb
gebalten tperoen!"
SIT Die 8ro5eDnr boriiber, 70 miro
~Acm 4albe elm Maiilforb attge5ogen,
bonft es Die Smpfpuuoen niht be.
leden fam. 4nBerbem fomntt es in
einen 8eri6lag, SaB es iih nift INT
oreben fam. Die Smpfpofen ent.
tpideIn iid BEL Den 4dlbern pieI idnel.
Ter, mie BEL ben Renifen: etpa IN A
Big 6 Sagen.
Riin miro bas l~1naIiidstbier tpieoer
olif ben Gid geifnallt. Die braine
gorfe, bic iit ouf ben SmpfflGden
gebiloet bot, miro nit einem i1arfeu
Snitrument abgei6obt, nobel oas
Sbierhen obne 3meifel am gar5er
2eibe 5ittert ltno bebt," oo es nidt be-
tGubt lit. Siernuf tuir6 6as aalb ge.
idladtet, un6 Der IrSt utteriudt es
auf ietnen @eiunobeits5uitono.
SteIIt er oas 3enanis aus, 5ob bas
&alb seinnb mar, 10 miro Die oetpon.
meme Moiie nit @Ipcerin perrieben
lino gum @ebruiid pertpenoet.
$ier8n idreibt 8rof. Or. gauI
Soriter:
pMean miro geiteben, baB bie blobe
Sefireibung, aud aber oaB man ooa
ipioerlide S6auipieI ieIbit aeiebeu
got, geniigt, UNI einem jeSen beisu.
brittgen, lei es BON Stanopunft Ses
Sefiibles aus, DOB es ii6 babel Inn
enc pertperflihe 9bierqudlerei han.
belt ooer pom Stanbpunft Ser Ser.
llinft unb Dirflih MISREPRESENTATION
SHINES aits, baB eS iidJ Inn cine aar7
ntoernatiirIide SeiIfimitelef ban6eIt
sui ole Die Mseni&beit si ibrem Bette,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
Nir Wrluinnnna Ncr 9nmphe.

0oris nerocn Die Stellen abgefratt
unD Qpmpbe mo @orfe iinb Otter.
8crreibt man IN eiuent M0rier fem,
0as &al6 oaS 3ittert meter.
God bic IettllnB na6t, Elm S6l1d)ter
eribci1lt, nm Die Seple ms Sen.
leit 81 iogen.
Damn miro Dom Gbierar5t unteritft
sic 2lntge, Die 2cber, Der Mo9en.
Sit alles in Srbnltng, mas meiiterS
ser Sail, 10 firloet Die 2pmpbe Ser.
menoung,
sic miro nit @ln5erin permengt nno
geIanat ,sObne @epdbr" our Ser
1enbung.
60 miro er gerponnen, Der cole Saft,
Der i6iibt nrS Dor Eoden nno
Sterben;
9od oie 2ebre Dom SmpflGut lper'
ben mir nod auf uniere gnfel per'
erbenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
2lnorees Sbidial i'm Sidte DER
neuelten 5orlbun9.

Man miro geneiet fem, a1td oic
jiingIte Wittbeilutg iiber oas gnbe
Ser anbreei6en YalIou . expedition
40 acta al Iegen. sic fam Dor eini-
ger 3eit olts Stod6olm 1tto beIag.
te: oilf elmer Grieiterfonferen5 in 81.
ronto (&dtaon) lcien 8eriihte er.
51blt morOen, ipono6 igsfiilos elm
meiBes %aitS init 3 neiBen MdnnerE
b1tten bonn SiitmeI Derunterfallen
Ieben. Die @eibcn ieien Damn aui
Die &enntbieriaeb 9egoneen uno bon
sen barber erbitterten @Sfimos ee-
t6btet poroen. g(t6 elm @Sfimomil-
fionGr nonterts Surquotille babe dbr.
li6e @eriidte port ben GstimoS &c.
bort, Die pffenbar mebr piiBten, ais
iie iaeen pollten. Der idpeOii1e
&oniul IN Montreal babe bon oieIen
@erii6ten ieiner Regieruug Nel-
bitng gemodt i,nb 8orbereitungen
~getroffcn, lie ON Srt unb Stelle nad).
5upriifen.
@s fam iein, oaB oas @eriiht fei.
men tbatlG6li6en Gern bot, iinb Dob
es ii6 nm MiBperltGnoniiie ODER gar
Marden bonbelt. Sroboem tpdre es
gut, penn linn griinoli6 nadeegan.
| gen niiroe. Die Na9ridt, bab Sin.
oree i'm norboItliden &anaoa gelan.
bet lei uno bort ieinen 600 gefunoeu
| babe, tai6t n1mli6 nidt gum erfte1
Wnl auf ionoern lit in nidt iebr
nerihieoener Sorm i6on tpieoerbolt
5t lins gelangt, unb oesbalb pGre IS
niht gar5 lmmoglid, Dab an ibr ct.
mas 8abres lit.
anoree Itieg init ieincn beioen Sc
fdbrten Srdnfel unb Strinoberg am
II. Suli 1897 bon Der 9aneninicI
aui. Rad 3uei Sabren, @noe 1899,
fam cine Meloung aus Sort gbur.
dill, einem 9oiten Der Srtoion . 9ui.
aompagnie an Der BeitfiiIte Der
Suoion . 9ai (etma SO @rao n. 8r.),
BORT oes SanoelS iuegen angefomme.
ne lEsfimos olis Dem fernen Norom,.
Iten b1tten er3dblt, lire Stammes.
genoiicn ieien bel Der Sagb nuf DO.
Idltsodien nit 8eiBen 5uiammenge.
t%roffen. Gle G5fimoS bitten 6as
MoiGlSofienriibel nidt geieben nno
oeSbaIb ecglaubt. Die S6iiiie gGlten
linen; Tie bitten alsbann NIT 8feilcn
nlif Die @eiBen gcidoiien iub 5ipei
BON ihnen getoOtet, mGbreno Die bel,
ben onocren @eiBeh Die 6lilft er-
griffen bitten. Sn 8irflidfeit bate
Ser 8ollon mir orei Snioiien, unb Die
fir bieies greignis ongeaebene 3eit,
Der CONNER 1899, ideint aud niht
geraoe Die glniidt 5it@Itiiben, bob Die
Gsfimos es bier nit Slnoree 5it tbrn
6attcn. glber man borf nid,t pcr9ei.
len. Dab iplde @eriifte INT 10 Der.
morrener urio urbeitimmter meroen,
lie mciter lie aetraeen Wer6en.
@ieoer pergingen Smei Sabre.
Gam beri6tetcn i'm SCRIPT 1901
5mei dmerifanii6e &ourilten, i'm
Snoionbai . @ebiet bitten linen Die
Gsfimos mitgetbeiIt, lie bot.en I'M
pergangenen 5riibiabr (alio 1000
i'm Noroen etpa 800 engliihe
9eeilen norolid) bon rMooie Slang"
Il Die 9eifen bon 5tpei neiBen Rdlt.
nern ut6 ben aorb zines 9allons ge.
funoen. SIN @drB 1902 fam nieoer
cine Melbung aus Sort Gburdlia
iiber Die @rmoroung DeiBer Srem,
ben: Ingeb0rige zines niloen Gsfi'
moItammes bGtten orei weiBe Mdn.
ner, Die mt einent gro6cn aaiaf ooer
/ III 8ooten oiirf Die 2iifte getommeu
m6ren, nit 8feiI uno 8ogen set00.
. tet. Die gerpaltltng Der Slbion'
!. bal . 8ompagnic gIaubte inoeiien
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
9as Smpffalb.

@obal6 Dos Sbier g%efnebelt ut, be-
ainnt man Shaum gu l6lagen,
9omit pirb oas 9auflein eingeieitt
BON ben, g6enfeln Big an ben Wd'
gen.
9anr nimmt Ser @ac6ier Die Saarc
meg, bic bort i'm @ege iisen,
limo nenn ulIes absepai6en it, be-
qinnt man Die 9out al risen.
9arein Itreitt man Spmpbe, oitdD
Otter genannt, BON friiberer Sntpf-
qeid)miiren,
limo a5e 5rpei Gage pergdngen ittto,
1onm fam umicr &ulb mas ipilrenl
IS Gebf mo sittert an gon5en Seib,
0aS Sbicr fam uidt iteben nod
licgen;
Gein 0urit lit genaltiQ, unO babel lit
Dos iSicber nufS bodite 1eitiegen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
Was lit ,Qnmpbe"?

Oie 2pmpbe lit elm eoler Stoft &c.
tponnen am gaitde oes &albes,
sic tpuroe friiber bonn @eni6en ge.
frast, bod oas mar mir mos
Salbes.
gor S3eiten ml,rbc bos goibene &aIh
,mltanst in abgottli6er @eiinnltng.
Ssebt ireiit man iih iibcr bos piertpo-
diae Iinb unb benirst es 6ur
2pmpbegeminnrlng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
2er annitfrennb.

SIN Wiiicum gu $. Iieat elm Bud
dlis, In oas Ole geIuder Ramen uno
ltriade ibrcs 8eiudes i9reiben iol.
len. 60 fouiite man neitlid leien:
&entier S. aus Berlin q. -
DeiIs orauBen resnetl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
nIibeI uno oas JmpffalB..
Cine Satire iiber Sas 9nstreiben Srs'
Senfefs bird S~eelsebnb.
Nser 1T MideI2

XNtl III tuJU
Der MideI lit bas ocrtide goIf. y
bas Bolt Der Center unb 9idter,
9as firdtet nifts auf Sseier @elt,
: peSer BEN SeufeI nod iein@ eIidter.
0od ma6t Die Ratiir einen ausi6lag
nal sur sriinoliden aorperreini.
grng
y 1~leberbaiipt olIe aa~ilhirb6lfer,
Iomit aud lttier Solt.
90 frie6t Der Wtihel ms WauieIod
unb indt NIT Der ~2pmpbe4 Der.
einiglng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
9raftianna bes 3a1nflciideS

miro burdl t1gIihes abreiben mil
SnIbeibl1ttern. Die man iih in elmer
G1adtel fortrpahyeno ~Dorrdtbis bdft.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10

BAh4sAohz. 80. October al 1910
A<.As Editok THE Frost King
ii again With ~ and haS taken pos
session Of onr realm where bio will
reign for SONS months uith nn one
70 di8pnte bis authority ~ question
bis sway. He bas painted beauti-
L ul picture Of landscape scenery
both far and near. touching the f0li-
age Of the trees with tints and shades
Of color that are the despair ofartisls
10 reproduce With the brush.
Every leaf. save those Of the ever
greens. has its distinct col ,r. some
Of bright. Others OF sombre hue.
which blending with the multivari-
gated colors Of neighboripg trees
complete q harmonius color scheme
OF great splendor. This picture is
now daily visible to our country
cousin and the suburbanite, whilsthe
urban dweller to get glimpse Of
sas is compelled to trolley to the
woods" or attain the same end by
means ofother locomolion preferably,
from view point Of health via the
route Of pedestrianism, or else con-
tent himsel with seeing an occasion
al shade tree 10 this almost tresless
burg or 10 view from she backyard
the thick punched white or yellow
chrysanthemum. and the breeze
bobhiug cosmos with its crimson
or purple head, which hearty low
ers defy King Frost By blossomiag
out 10 oil their glory whom be visits
nightly and north winds keenly
blow. AUcTOR.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10
Business Local.

G. Berthe Abel. who for the past
two years has filled the position OF
clerk at Hotel st. Mary s has resign
ed and has accepted the agency for
the J. B. Colts Acetylene Lighting
Co. Of New York. Ms. Abel viii
canvass St Mary's. Charles. and
Calvert Counties and Eorthumber.
land Co.. Va. He will give bis en-
tire attention TO the lighting bust
ness and any such business eplrust-
Oh TO him will receive COURTEOUS and
prompt attention.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10
4 sLIser hat 10 Preaented.

The Manufacturers Of Dolly Madi-
son shoes will present. upoa order.
from anyone Of our Agents. a large
silver and enamel bat piu 10 each
lady buying . pair Of noLLY MADI-
BON SHoKs.
Prior 10 November i, 1910. Send
rs tie order, giving inside lining
number 81 shoes bought with q two
cent stamp, Tor mailing. and. we will
send you this attractive and useful
sou venir.
DIXON BARTLETT AND COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS. DOLLY MADISON
SHOES baltimore. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10

To WHOM m MAY coNcEaN,

To WHOM n MAY coNcERN,
We, having
learned through report. that we are
charged with circulating scandal
GUS reports about the character Of
Mrs. K. A. Bennett. wife Of Edgar
a. Bennett. 81 the New Varnum
Hotel, Washington, d. G. would
say that and such report, puporting
to come FROM either one Of us. is o
malicious Lie and any one who can
supply any information which will
lead to the detection Of the one who
put the report In circulation will be
comforting lasting favor upon.
JAS, Il. WHEELER.
MRs, JAS. HI WHEELER.
7th q d ST. S. e.
Washington. d. O.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10

The preliminsries Of the annual
reunion of the Alumnae Society on
Thanksgiving Day ere now being
completed. A committee meeting
was held last Saturday and the pro-
gram for the entertainment or re-
union exercises was outlined. Al
grand Euchre and dance to DO held
ID Leonardtown under the auspices
of the Society on Thanksgiving
evening was suggested as q fitting
termination Of Alumnae Day but no
definite action was taken at the
meeting.
There are In the county num-
Der Of ladies' who attended other
Academies than ST. Mary's. Fol
lowing the custom Of Alumnae so-
cieties elsewhere, the ST. Mary s
Society al the June meeting voted
ID receive these ladies as honorary
members, thus erected social and
sympathetic bond between all who
have shared the benefits Of q SINH,
lar education. Applications should
be sent 10 the President, Miss Whit
tie Buroh. Oakley, Nd. not later
tbau Nov. 18Th. through somsaosive
nember Of the Alumnae Society.
II favoraIly received BY the Com
mittse on credentials. will b pro.
posed and elected to membership Al
~ anrusl neeting. Nov "A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10
ReIIsleua.

The n. Rev. Alfred Harding. D.
D.. the Bishop of Washington will
visit All Saints Parish, Oakley. on
Friday, Nov. IS, at IL, a NJ. for the
service Of Confirmation. All are
invited. On The evening OF The
same day. al 7.3O, be will be 81 ST.
Agnes Chapel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10
For the aest life Insurance

see ]. CAMILLUS HOWARD, Agt..
Mutual Benefit Life OF Newark. M,
ia Company sixty-fiye years la
your oouoty. Has paid policybold.
ers Two Hundred and Seyenty-six
Millionsoi Dollars. Never any law
suits We pay as we contract, See
MIR. Howard II you want straight
goods others II you do not. adyp.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10

will selI 81 Public Aucti0n HE fellow
ing Psraonal Properly, on
Thursday. Novembsr 10. 1870
combating 81
Q Good Horses,
Cow.
4 lot Of Hogs,
i Wheat DrilI.
Double Horse Wagon and Harness.
Buggy and Harness.
! Road Cart and Harness.
A lot Corn and Fodder,
Farming Implements.
Sale to commence a. 1oA.N.
Terms--Cash on day 81 Sale
WALTER r JARBoE,
California. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10

lam prepared % sorvo funerals at
she shortest notice and on terms to
suit the hard limos.
Ia connection with this, devote
special attention 10 my Blacksmith
and Wheel wright departments.
All orders quickly and neatly at
end 20. Etf9 ENE HALL
NJ ay 10, 90 1t. Dynard,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10
COUNTY NEWS.
LOcalYiSe and Otherwise.

~. ~ ~ WISHING MS uucies nthucts
v. King, Leonardtown.
The County Commissioners did
not meet Wednesday last. They
win meet Tuesday Nov. l5
The barge Sassafras. Of PhiIadel-
phia. is unloading stone at Leonard
town wharf for the State road.
There will be q foot ball game on
the Leonrd Hail gridiron Monday.
Nov. 14th. between the Leonard Hall
and Charlotte Hall elevens.
Prof. J. @. Monaghan, the famous
lecturer, will lecture in Leonard
town. on Monday, November 28tb.
instant. This will be rare treat.
No charge for admission.
Few Baltimore papers we're receiy-
ed In st. Mary on Wednesday, but
Mr.. Early at Brandywine read the
Sun to the editor and supplemented
10 with information from the wire.
We invite especial attention to the
sales OF personal property advertis
ed in this issue and hope they will
be we'll attended. These sales afford
atine opportunity tosecure bargains
There viii be an oyster supper at
Hotel Lawrence, Thursday evening
November 18th instant, for she bene-
fit Of st. Paul's NJ. e. Church.
Oysters served Ia all styles. and
plenty Of chicken salad. Dancing
after supper.
The School Commissioners will
meet on Saturday, the 10th. inst.
instead Of Tuesday. the 22nd. the
date for the regular meeting. The
change Of date has been made to en-
ablethe Treasurer to give techears
their salary checks for the Thanks
giving holidays.
John P. Nc Cullion, Of Pottsville,
Pa, was called home Tuesday morn
ing last by the announcement Of the
serious illness OF bis father. Mr..
McCullion is deservedly popular
here and his father has the prayers
Of his sons many friends 10 ST.
Mary's for a speedy recovery.
On Thanksgiving Day, an Oyster
Supper will be given at Capt.
Hebb's residence, near Ford's Can
ming Factory for the benefit OF 81.
Georges Parish. The proceeds
will be applied 10 the erection Of
Hall. This win be one or the most
enjoyable occasions Of the season.
A house belonging to B B. Love,
near MorRapzs, was destroyed by
fire Thursday last 1t was occu-
pied by persons working on the
Mechanicsville section Of the State
road In ST. Mary's county. The
blaze is supposed 70 have besn caus
ed by detective fue. Mr.. Loves
loss was $500.
On November 2, Miss Susie Hunt,
Of T. b., Prince Georges county,
and ]. Frank Dyson. OF Mechanics
vile, this county. we're married
The young couple came home by
way OF Leonardtown last Sunday.
The bride is charming young lady
and the groom is one Of the most
popular young men In our county.
We wish them long life Of happi-
ness and prosperity.
The oldest inhabltant had never
seen at this season such fall OF
snow as came on the Bird, instant.
The trees we're almost 10 full leaf
and the snow fell over 3Inches deep.
In. twenty-four hours, however. Ii
all had disappeared. The telephone
lines we're put temporarily out Of
commission. but the local manage
ment soon got behind the trouble
and cleared It up. The storm was
much heavier further North and
considerable damage was done 70
telegraph and telephone lines near
Baltimore and Washington.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10
LOST

A large dark gray oyercoat. DO.
tween Mrs. J. J. Bahamas store
and Wible's blacksmith shop. In the
Eight District. Liberal reward II
returned 10 Mrs, Bohanan's store.
j. Il. FoRRKsTKL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10
ReIIqIous Notice.

Rev. ]. p. Sioneir Will give sar-
vice at Poplar Hill. William and
Mary Parish. every Sunday, 81 II
0 clock, A, n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-10
Undertaking.

With Two eler
CANT Hearses
and q full line
Collins and
Caskets,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
PROPOSALS and BrDs-continued

OFFICE Constructing Qusrtermaster, Fort Ma,
proposals. in tripIcate. for constructing 5
inch water main from Presidi0 OF San Francisco
TO Fort Mason. Cal. will be received here until
II q. m, July s. 1910. and then opened. Plans,
specifications, blank forms Of proposals and all
necessary information can be obtained here A
deposit of $40 required to insure return OF plans,
etc Envelopes containing proposals to be in
dressed to MAJOR GEO. Mex. WIILIAMSON,
Quartermaster. U. S. A.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND BEDDING.
Office of the Quartermaster. Recruit Depot.
Fort Mcdowell California July l. 1910
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicafe VIII be re-
eeived here, until 11:OO a. M. August 1. 1910.
and then opened. for furnishing. during the
period from October l. 1910. to June SO. 1911.
forage and bedding for this Depot. Informa-
ton furnished application to undersigned.
LEON h. KRONER. Ouartermaster
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

". L. Grove and wife to Harry G. Cars,
lot in \ line OF Pine street. 1915 e OF Hydss
25:2 by \ 1915 So
Almeron Skinke Jr. and wife to Harry O.
william D. o'DonneH to Thomas J. Emery
moaa aDS wi6 Streets lot 3 50 Sc by & SDOer and
Fritz E Dahlgren and wife to Carl chsnbiey
and wife. lot In y line Twenty eighth street.
eliropd I'd ~ oiis Biabon and wife e. to ' Martin L.
Hanson lot 80 block Fairs sub Holly park SO,
1893. 20I and 2Os. Holiday map A. $40.
Joseph W. Delaney ct a. 70 .,,ea1S1s MarEnsrlss & "a
gelsnsy ~ iS5 S,,,m1r n NE O ~ s,o street.
Marguerite NJ. Delaney TO A. p Jacobs.
Herbert E. Brace to Florence Brace. lot in
E line of Dolores street. 25 Twenty drst
street. \ % by e2;6; $40.
NV lire Of Harrison street. 1875 NE OF Es-
sex. NE 30 by NV 100; So
Mabry McMahaa and wife 70 Daniel G. Me-
MILAN. lot in w line OF Nineteenth avenne,
$50 y Of L. 80 BY " 24o, and two other
Giovanni segarini and wife to francesca C.
ROssi ct al lot IN line Nottingham place,
about 60 8 OF Kearny. 20 By $50; $40.
Elvenia ID. jackson et al. trustee Jacob q.
Jackson. deceased to Elvenia Josephine Slos-
son et al. y lot in line OF Liberty street. 2o5
E OF Sanchez, 50 By ia; $40.
Moses Fisher and wife to Henry Meyer. lot
80 in Preside Terrace, as per map resurvey,
Frank IT. Burns to Behrend A. Joost lot IN
by w 100; $40.
Real Estate and Development company to
Esther T. Wells lot in z line OF Texas street,
125 s OF Eighteenth 3 25 by 100; grant.
William A. NewsOm 70 H. ~ Schram. lot In
W line Of Eleventh avenue. 10 OF Clement
street. = 0:3 by W no. $40.
John II. Grady and wife to Gertrude olive. log
In NE line OF Ninth avenue SOUTH 125 NV OK
] street NV q by NE 100; $40
Catherine C.. Cla~sOn 10 W. s. Kendall. lots
1904 and 1896. gift map 3: $500.
same to same, lot ar NV corner Of China and
Third avenues. NV PA by NE 200. and feur
other pieces: $40
Eugene b. Hallett and wife 10 Grace r. Berry
ct at lot in " line OF Seventh avenue, 125 OK
II street. ) - BIZ W 120; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
PROPOSALS AND BIDS
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND b

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND BEDDING
San Francisco Cal. July J, 19l0.-Sealed
proposals, in trpicate. will be received here.
and at office of Quartermaster at Fort Rose
August l. 1910, and at the office Of the Depot
Quartermaster Honolulu. II. T.. until 900
A. NJ. August /, 1870, and then opened, for
furnishing during the fiscal year ending June
30 1911 forage and bedding for posts aud sta
tions in the Department OF California. Prefer
ence given to articles of American production.
conditions of quality and price tincluding in
the price of foreign productions the duty thereon)
being equal, and such preference given TO ar
ticles Of American production produced ON the
Pacific Coast to the extent of consumption re-
quired by the public service there. Informa-
masters at Fort Rosecrans and Presidio OF
Monterey. the Depot Quartermaster. Honolulu.
H. T.. TO undersigned F. Won SCHRADER,
Chief Quartermaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Building Contracts

Maud NJ Dent with New Era building COM
pany-T0 erect story and half and basement
frame building In y line Of Turk street. 158
E OF First avenue. 2J By 1925; 81. 0S0.
Elizabeth Dissmeyer with =. r. Fletcher-To
erect a story and a half basement frame cottage
on lot so, map 0f DemartiDi tract: 81. 2S5.
Emma " Lukens with F. G.. Bietch--A Altera-
tions and additions 20 a two story aud basement
frame building az Sc corner OF Broadway and La
guna street; $3.50.
&. Pastore with j. Gohranson--r0 erect a one
story frame building tStore and living rooms)
at Sc corner Of Geary street and Twenty y-fourta
avenue, S2:6 bZ 100; s2.20o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
INVESTMENTS

2 PER CENT MONTHLY DIVIDENDS
ON EVERY DOLLAR INVESTED
CAN BE EARNED ON YOUR MONEY
II invested at once in an exceptionally higE
class security which we are offering for a few
days ONLY.
VIII bear closest investigation.
Call or write US TODAY, as we have but
small allotment at the present price
?. NJ HARRIS & CO., BROKERS'
753 Phelan bldg, San Francisco Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNER-
SHIP-The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned. under the nance Of
Bagnall & Baughton has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Ethel Bagnal1 Rice
has purchased the interest of Caroline Bought
on therein and will continue the business
under the same name heretofore. Ethel
Bagnall Rice Is entitled to all accounts due
said firm and assumes all liabilities thereof.
Dated June 1. 1910 ETHEL BAGNAI.L
RICE CAROLINE BOUGHTON
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
CITY REAL ESTATE
THIS IS A CFN

THIS is GEM
$7,000-Reduced from $500 for immediate
sale. House OF T. and b.. also large reception
room and servants room; high basement; sepa-
rate tradesnen entrance; large clean yard lawn
and flowers; 9th av.. bet. Lake st. and PresidiO
wall: bituminiZed street; uniform cement walks
carlines within one block but don't pass. door
might servicel; convenient TO stores schools
Presidio and c. G. park; contains every modern
convenience; toilets. lavatories large closets
linen closets and drawers. eec. push buttons
throughout. telephone; beamed ceiling in ID. r. :
also paueled and plate rack; built In bookcases
loaded glass; sideboard; 3 manteIs gas and
coal CRATE first foor; gas fireplace second floor:
window seats; roomy; protected front porch
sun porch in rear.
SUN IN EVERY ROOM.
These premises are in perfect condition and
located IN a splendid. restricted neighborhOod
entire block Is built up with high class improve
ments; the house Is finished with view to CON-
fort, convenience and artistic arrangement; lawn
in front and side; open and light all around
owners leaving city.
CASH, liberal terms be arranged.
Premises MAJ be inspected only by appoint
ment. Call or phone US. OFFICE OPEN
Sunday
SMITH. RUSSELL & CO..
1S9-191 9Th ay., NV. cor. California ST.