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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE.
Modern house, with large lot. on one of
the choicest blocks of Central av.; 81 $50;
81 $50 cash balance $50 per month"; Including
principal and interest.
Fine room house. facing south. on best
block on one Of the finest avenues; near Chest
nut st. station; must be sold at once; any offer
sidered.
Substantial new 4 room cottage, 1850; a
snap.
s room corner house: modern plumbing. cleo
tric light and gas; lot I2xI9; cost over $4,000
years ago; win sacrifice for S2.25O on quick
sale.
New room house, blocks from Park ST.
station. narrow gauge; material and workman
ship the very best; choice neighborhood; owner
ordered abroad; viii sacrifice
Wen built new room cottage in Park St.
near Clinton; bargain.
Coy room house in fine condition. modern
plumbing: electric light. ETC.; best block on
Encinal; 81, 600; easy terms.
Sunny cottage of rooms I block from Park
ST. station. narrow gauge; in fine condition;
FOR RENT
stores, houses. bungalows, cottages and fats
W. H. McNAUGHToN
1886 Park St
Phone Ala. 1913. Open Sundays.
CARLSON & WALKER.
ENCINAL STATION
Alrsnips are going up today in Alameda; so will
our realty values upon the completion OF
-. electrizing our steam lines. BUY NOW.
$o'ooonrine buy In room home; lot 42xl5O:
s2,s0O-sNAP; must be sold at once: room
house. extra lot 45x150 best part Of Ala
IS easily e %oTS 10 oay 500 eass
40 o needed to handle this.
sS'ooo-Modern room home; lot s5x12O; Haight
av.; only $500 down and S25 monthly. A
GOOD BUY. Make offer
Ss'ooo-Fine s room home in Al shape; Grand
SI,o00--Here is an opportunity to get a fine S
room home in the best part of Central av.
lot 5Ox150; terms IL wanted.
81, 25o-Lot 45x1OO; Santa Clara and Grand; snap
,or, for the location.
BAY PARK TRACT
New tract of choice lots, fronting on the bay
OF 5. f.; close to station. etc.
of we tess can Lar arrange to build you home on any
: Cottages, ETC., for rent. Open Sundays.
OAK PARK TRACT
OAK PARK TRACT.
AIameda's choicest neghborhood; includes the
pest part OF Grand and Paru SITS, San Antonio,
San Jose, Clinton and Dayton avs. and the bay
Lot 5ox15o, east side Bay St. lust south Of
san Antonio av., and adjoining magnificent
homes: 81. 500.
s2.ooOLls7 feet frontage. including house;
near PARK station; best speculation today.
S2.6OO-Best we have ever offered real bun
gaiow; large rooms; immense living room; best
brick porch and walks; latest plumbing, inciud-
Ing porcelain trays.
A room cottage, excellent condition. at 2614
offer
81 ,OoO-A- beautiful new 5 room bungalow, hav-
ing latest finish, hardwood floors, clfnker brick
copings, ETC.; fine location; near markets and
transportation.
$1,000 most remarkable bargain; beautiful ,
story IL room house lot 50xl5O; on north side
OF avenue. south Of narrow gauge; well kept and
all modern conveniences; billiard room, library,
porch concrete cellar. electricity, furnace, etc.
ETC.; worth almost double the amount asked;
reasons for quick sale
LEWIS & SHAW
1904 Park ST., Alameda.
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WOOD & iTATUM COMPANY,
2lS5-Sl Shattuck av. Phone Berkeley 905.
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FOR SALE IN CLAREMoNT DISTRICT.
Two room cottages, new and modern,
on easy terms ................. So 100
I room house, near College av., at less
than cost Observation-Disclosures. 50 600
room house, something fine; on terms 81 $50
room house, on sunny side of Alcatraz
av, near Claremont ................... S. 600
Lot in Oaklawn. near College; a snap. 81, 400
FOR RENT FURNISHED.
D room cottage and Z room house, each
per HlOulh $50
room house. large yard, with fruit and
flowers ........... ...:...s....... $50
Flat with office, suitable for residence
and office Of dentist; in College av
near Claremont: good location. $50. ,s27. so
New store in College near Claremont:
fine location for dry goods store; no OPP
position ....................... s25
RANKIN & SLEEVES,
Corner of College and Claremont avs. Oakland
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FOR SALE BY OWNER-A BARGAIN.
Beautiful I 2 story home in Piedmont,
by the lake. designed by prominent architect;
absolutely new and modern in every detail; finest
workmanship and splendid design; excellent
hoor plans; paneled walls and ceilings espe-
cially designed; large kitchen with cooling and
hot closets; open hreplaces; French DOORS sleep
ing porch. oak floors; book cases; den; best
plumbing fixtures obtainable; shower bath; fur
mace and instantaneous heater; lot 4oxi10 street
work and sidewalks complete; lawn, flowers and
trees; house never occupied; owner going east;
PRICE ONLY S6.5eO-$3. 900 CASH. See COR
DON. 1O0312 broadway; phone Oakland 3h3O
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IN Ross-For sale, the best spot on Lagunitas
road: corner lot. 102x1s2. with improvements
Inquire A. BAUER, on premises
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
RENTS COLLECTED. ENTIRE CHARGE
TAKEN OF PROPERTY.
INSURANCE-LOANS
PHONE KEARNY $50.

A beautiful country home, with most attractive
grounds OF acres. situated on sloping hillside
giving grand view OF bay and hill: modern 10
room house, bungalow style beamed ceiling nat
ural finish. polished floors large dreplsces. cleo
tric lights. city water and telephone; barn. car
riage house. chicken houses. garden. fruits and
flowers; ideal homes price $4,000 fourth
cash. 1851
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 Kesrny ST. 5. F.
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TIA Broadway, Oakland. Cal,
Between 18th and 18th Streets.
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81. O0o-Fine level lot. 50x22T fronting High St.
near car line and school easy terms.
$500 room house; lot 5Ox1O6. fenced fruit
trees: close 10 car line and school; easy terms.
81 0O0-New and modern cottage OF rooms
ana bath. basement; lot 3OxlO0; handy To cars
and local; terms. $3.50 down, 500 per month.
y. 4Oo-5 room modern cottage: lot 5OxiSO.
all In bearing fruit trees; blocks from car
line and school: easy terms
So. 500-New story house Of 10 rooms 4
down. up. with all the modern improve
ments; elegant msntel; lot 5Ox1OO: near the
station; good location for boarding house;
terms
s2,100-New and modern room cottage;
high basement: porcelain BATH mantel. lot
90x100: bearing fruit trees; half block ear
line; ~ 400 cash; balance mortgage: must
sell; bargain.
HENRY BEHRENs. 1922 FruitvaIe av.
BARGAIN
81 .200-HOuse Of rooms lot 5OX136 Gloss. 10
school and car line; $500 eash, balance $40 per
month.
60, s. A. PEASANTS.
Closed Sundays
BARGAIN room house bath gas and electric
chicken pens, barn; make offer, must sell
So5l Pleitner av-. Fruttvale
MUST BE SOLD-5 room bungalow. modern: lot
30x130; 3s11 Washington St. Fruitvale Cal
make me an offer. GRANT FOX. 1919 21st av.,
Oakland Cal.
FOR sALE-New room cottage: block from
Peralta av.. Fruitvale
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
FOR THE FAMILY.
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OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS.
WE ADVERTISE ONLY WHAT WE KNOW
TO BE EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
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PRACTICAL DAIRY AND ALFALFA RANCH.

s44 acres. 80 miles from San Francisco, having
daily trains and water transportation on the
/ place. freight on milk zoe per can; sets OF
/ buildings Suited for dairymen having milk
route IN city. Price $4,000, $4,000 cash. (4l5)
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Fine modern home, rooms; hardwood floors: den
cement basement; laundry; S9x120; garage;
driveway; one of the prettiest homes in
Oakland Heights. (312l
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RARE OPPORTUNITY
CHEAPEST LAND IN STATE
SIS an acre in Carsa valley; $4,000 acres In San
Luis Obispo county; fine soil for grain, fruit
and vines and eucalyptus culture, with some
timber, numerous springs and creeks; now used
for cattle ranch: reduced to this low price 10
close estate; terms half cash II des red /;
rents for $4,000 year. For further particulars
ROTHERMEL & CO.. 247 Russ building s. F.
FOR farms. stock ranches, orchards and vineyard
and timber lands call send for new descrip-
tive catalogue. R0THERMEL & CO. 24T
Russ building, Montgomery St. San Francisco
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Pair extra fine fats, ) and 6 rooms; 40x1so;
| choice location, near Telegraph av.; con-
| venient to Key Route station (5Sl
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FOR SALE IN cLAREMoNT DISTRICT.
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\. \. SHORB COMPANY,
Dos California street,
San Francisco.
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~ Market ST. Phone Douglas 1914
S6.Jpo--i4 acres fruit ranch near Wats0nville:
80 acres fun bearing apples: crop last year
5000 boxes. balance Of land in hay and
pasture; plenty Of eucalyptus trees: good )
room house; windmill and tank and springs
water piped 10 house; good outbuildines
horses. cow. chickens and all farm nipple
mcnts 20 with the place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-14
PROGRESS " POT,SH NO, m,
German and Nmer't an Governments
How ever. Have Reached NJ agreement.


BERLIN. OCT ~ VI N DAVE. CONNER
cial adviser to the American state he
part ment informed the correspondent uf
THE SUN to-day that the negot iat ions IN
the potash controversy bet he
German and American governments were
approaching a conclusion hu' no agree
ment was VET IN sight The Deparf ment
u Justice. he said. was now examining
the possible application to German syndI-
Gates and agents in America Of the Wilson
farm law - isai which threatened pun
ishment hv fine and imprisonment "
any one who raised illegally the Price ~
imported commodities and provided for
the Confiscaiion 81 such commodities
The controversy effect : the Const nIction
Of he Panama Canal an 80 far a. Nplosives
used therein are largely composed Of
Potash
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The weather.

oct ~ HiEh pressure nrs, allen sssi ~ IN.
Mississippi yesterday with - centre over Ne~
NofN and eastern Ontario and temperatures
~ Sharply from Michigan eastward over the ~
Lawrence NslleS New England and tho middle
N'lantlc states
r~eIing weather appeared In northern New
YORK snd northern New England. ana heavy ara
-iilng 'ros'~ prr 4rred In Nrw England New
0vk. Nsy lerssv and PennsyI,Ania
Inc pr~sNur" Va comparatively lov between
no Mississippi River ana the po~ky Mountains
by' without any gsil denned centre West 81 the
Ho~.H Mountains ths pressure VaS nigh
Hsin 'sil In no lover Mississippi Valley isu
shower. IN me Rocky Mountsln states ana IitIe
-ros IN northern Michigan
Do vs. sArn"f IN the upper lake regions and
Cooler IN me Novthu cat. with freezing weather
M tab aHH northern Mon'sna
IN 'h., eos no day vss fair and cooler. sind.
'r"-I northeast to southeast. average fuuidity.
a. per cent barometer. corrected 20 read TO zee
10, g.. 49, n ~ ioaP Nai
Ih~ 'rrnprfsiIr~ H"stsrda' - recorded by the
o1igiai thermometer. il shoTn IN tne ANNEXED
F.Hf
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trouble and remains open to all Efforts
az cancellation with a view 81 reaching
an amicahle settlement
The conditions on the Northern and
Western lines to-day are improved The
employees of tn. other companies have
not given effect a. yet 20 the strike votes
last night
III" Rourse i evidently - IN. opinion
tha' the worst - over Al stocks We're
firm .'-day R-nies were up and railway
shares were firm ana advancing
l."NDoN o.. u Travel to and from
Franc" was somewhat lmpruvei to-day
Most ~ ne cru~--C nannel steamers how
"'"r, carried very few passenger ~ her
way. hut IN" boat from CALAIS brought
'7i Passengers 20 Dover this evening.
many ~ whom had travelled bv tram
from farI> - CALAIS uneven;fully. Others
reached CALAIS from BouloRn.
Som" who automobiled t. the caa~,
from IN" capital Say that their cars were
. 1ned her" and there nv strikers who
Wei" trying 10 Intlmidais the drivers
IN" lati"r. however. are pocketing huge
iar"- and are no likely 10 be Influenced
here has been no connect lon be, wen
London and Par.~ bv wav ~ Diappa
~" .."am"~~ ran. but NJ trains Wer.
running
."n m"rs A." also running te'ws..n
] 'lN"-' ia" ana Bpulngn" and Soi.thamp-
ION ana Havrs. bU. he. passengers bound
for he interior ~ Franc. are apparently
Inahl" - leave IN" ports Freight t-ific
- -'til completely stopped On al routes
sever" gale IN the channel to-day
~ her l"-sened passenR"- Jrafic
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TONFER iS To GtLLiGHER.
Prosecutor and Judges Talk over case
Of Majors AssaiIant

Prosecutor ~ the Pleas Garyen and
County Judges Blair and Carey conferred
at tho court house ~ Jersey city yesterday
on the question 81 waiting for further
proof that Mayor Gaynor will completely
recover from the effects Of his wound
before asking IN. Grand Jury 10 indict
James ! Gallagher. his assAilant. for
assault with intent 10 kill
Mr Garven refused later 10 tell the r~-
suit Of his talk with the Judges He said.
however. that there ~ no necessity now
for his proposed conference with Supreme
Court Justice Swayze on the Gallagher
case
The Prosecutor has said that he was not
altogether satisfied with the certifi
hled with him by DIR William J ArltZ
Of Hoboken thar Mayor Gaynor u out 81
danger II II Understood that hs wants
from the physicians now IN attendance
more Information ~ In the Mayors present
condition and prospects ~ final recovery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-14
FRANCIS JOSEPH PLE,SrD.
triple Alliance stronger Than Ever. Hr
Tells = Delegation.

~HSrtH t1Af pfS7r'rh % THF Nt-S
NiFNSA. Oct. ~ - Replying 10 ad o.
dresses by the presidents Of Austro- Hun
garian delegations to day Emperor
Francis Joseph made a speech from the
throne in which he Said that he was
gratified to see that a clearing POLITICAL
outlook had set in The alliances u
Austria with Germany and Italy. the
Emperor said. had become II possible
hrmer and closer The relations Of Aus
tria with all the other Power were very
satisfactory.
The Emperor in conclusion referred 10
a proposed Improvement in the material
condition II the military forces 81 the
empire whereby the monarchy would b"
enabled 20 look effectively after not only
i's own interests hut also those of the
peace Of Europe.
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va FERRER DISTI RBiNCE.
Grave Of the Professor Decorated F1abo-
TateIy with Flowers.

NTFff1l CahTS DFfn1fTF % THF ~
BARCELoSA. Oct - Although trouble
was expected here to-day over the cole
hration ~ the first anniversary Of the
execution Of Prof Francisco Farrer.
founder ~ the Modern School Of Barce-
Iona. who was convicted of conspiring
against the Government the day passed
quietly This was undoubtedly due 10
tn" rigorous measures adopted hv the
Government to deal severely with the
slightest exhibition Of revolutionary
spirit
friends and sympathizers on the grave
Of HIM they consider n martyr. hut the
proposed procession had been forbidden
by the authorities and the organizers
did not attempt to hold u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-14
Hooker washington Return.

Booker T Washington who arrived
last night nv the Cunardsr Lllsitania
and Who has been travelling chiefly in
Austria Sicily and other parts 81 Italy.
sad the poorer CLASSES ~ 'hosa countries
we're wor~a m than the negroes of the
South "" was entertained by tho King
and Queen ~ Denmark and was surprised
10 find how much 'hev knew about his
work m N" South and the progress ~ ihn
negroes there
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saks &Guntpanu
Broadway at Bath Street
\sed Woman KIIlcd n, Coz, cart.

Knocked down hv a coal wagon IN front
of her home late Yesterday afternoon
C"nc"tta M"garo. 3 wears old. % -
N"venth avenue, Newark WAS crushed
To death There were two tons of coal
IN tho wagon and two wheels PASSED over
her Martin Desmond. the driver. Of ~
West street was locked M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-14
,.rrat Northern Fleet. n,r.r,o,,

NJ PArL. Oct n The annual STOCK
holders meeting ~ tho Great Northern
Railroad waz held this afternoon a. tho
general Offices ~ the road
" l.. jackson was AIMED 70 succeed.
VI 4 Cannon ~ New Work Tho other
directors were reelected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-14
pETER GRIUES DI>CHiRGED.
Am~ri' a1. accused Of EmbeIIIemrnt In
Sin<E Dore. GOe, Free

r.'.'. ''Hs brspFfrh - THT So
NiNGaPoRE. Oct n Peter 4 Gordon
Grimes II New Work. the representative
II a party II Americans Interested m the
promotion n a rubber company. who was
arrested mere a month ago on a charge ~
"mhezzl"ment. has been discharged
Grimes was arrested month ago
charged with cheating Latte 4 Go 81
SlngapoT" out Of money amounting To-
a bout ~ .sD. One Of his pTn-ectItor.
also waS the firm 81 Sarkeis 4 20 mana
ger ~ the Rahles Hotel where he had
been stopping
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-14
Figaro" win Reduce q. Price.

NHs'N t1'f DSsD1frh 20 Tvs SrN
PNRIs. oct ~ Beginning on October Is
Nh" Figaro Will sell for two cents instead
~ thr"" The parer announces that the
reduction i compulsory owing 10 the
growing poverty ~ IT, clientele among
-" French aristocrscy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-14
CeInnG Leaks on me Court.

Judg. Grain got a shower bath yester.
day In General Sessions when steam
pipe overhead began TO leak The water
came down in torrents and IL was nece.-
sATy toad1ourn court for the day District
TO the attention Of the Grand jury to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-14
c-cn Fisher To Narr, American Girl.

!Sr,r'a' CF'', Ds'pusa n THy srN
LONDON. oct ~ Cecil Fisher. son Of
Admiral Lord Fisher. Admiral ~ the
Fleet. will marry IN Philadelphia in De-
c"inber Jane Morgan. daughter Of Randall
Morgan 81 that city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-14
Fr-D~h Decsratisn FER FVAnc,. Drake.

Spsrial Cass Dsspafoa ~ TVS SrN
PARIs. Oct 30 Francis Drake
representative ~ the Westinghouse Elsr.
tric Company, has been awafSis<i the deco.
rAtisa Of The Legion q Honor.
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A handsome Fall 0vercoat
exerts outside influences"

In choosing yours. remember that your Over
coat is the most conspicuous part Of Your
attire and that the world is influenced not a
lite.i its opinions by outward appearances.
You can obliterate every chance Of risk by
selecting here. There many models
each with its special claims for considera-
ton. but oil Of them strictly "Sood form
Our craftsmen nave the knack Of empha-
sizing the distinctiveness Of our designers
patterns by impartins a touch of studied
elegance 10 every detail ofither work.
If your purse bids you so slow start
with as little $500 for Overcoats in
plain black. Oxfords. mixtures or fancy
fabrics. AT $50 you may select a silk
lined garment. with without silk facinss,
large assortment Of colors and patterns
we'll as black Oxford.
For more luxury the scale ascends to S43-
with many between prices and q satisfying
variety at each price.
saks & Guntpanu
roadway Bath Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-12
WORK ON ROAD TO
START AT BISBEE

Bisbee, Ariz, Nov. 12.-Work Of the
Bisbee-Douglas branch Of the terrific
rial highway will begin from this city.
The road will pass through Forest
Canyon.
Work has been started on the annex
to the Copper Queen office building,
which will be ready for occupancy in
a month.
The invitation to Col Roosevelt to
visit Bisbee is being engraved by a To-
cal jeweler. It consists Of an artistic
copper plate bearing the names Of all
the city officials.
The drawing and sewing exhibits sent
TO the Territorial fair by the Bisbee
schools have been awarded two first
prizes.
The permanent organization of the
Lowell club was made a reality at a
meeting attended by a large number Of
enthusiastic citizens. DR.. Ritter and
Mr.. Hunter were elected president and
secretary of the club, respectively.
A "Wednesday Whist club" has been
organized here. The club will have it's
meetings each week, on Wednesday af-
ternoon. Membership will be solicited
and prizes offered every month TO those
who will have done the best work in
the interest OF the new club.
The bowling season was opened at
the Y. NJ. c. A. with three games played
between the "Olivers" and the Irish
Mays" The "Olivers" won by 55 pins.
A large and enthusiastic crowd wit
messed the games.
S. A. Stein, of FL Paso. Texas. has
been appointed manager Of the Slayer
Sewing Machine company here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-12
$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak men---FREE
Send Name and Address Today
You Can Have 1t Free and
BE Sfrons and Vigorous.

I have in my possession precsrfc-
ton for nervous debility, lack OF viror
weakened man hood, failing memory
and lame back, brought on by sxcssses.
unnatofal drains, or the follies Of
youth. that has cured so many worr,
and nervous men right In their own
homes-without any additional helm or
medicine-that think every man who
wishes to regain his manly power and
virility, quickly and quietly should
have q copy. So ! have determined 70
send a copy of the prescription free ot
charge, in q plain. ordinary sealed en-
yelope to any man who Will write me
for It
This prescription. comes from . ply
sician who has made a special study Of
acting combination Tor the cure OF de-
dcient manhood and vigor failure ever
put together.
I think / owe It to my fellow man
10 send them a copy in confidence SO
that any man anywhere who IS weak
and discouraged with repeated failures
may stop drugging himself with harm
ful patent medicines. secure what I
believe ~ the quickest acting restora
tive. upsuilding. SPOT TOUCHING
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self at home quietly and quickly. Just
drop me a line like this: Dr. A.
Robinson, 4049 Luck Building, Detroit
Mich, and ! will send you a copy of
this splendid recipe IN a plain ordi-
nary envelope free of charge. A great
many doctors would charge $500 to
$500 for merely writing out a prescrip-
eion like this-but l send IL entirely
tree.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-12
Mrs. a. III. FARMER DIES
AT HER HOME IN MARIA, TEX

Maria, Texas. Nov. I'm the death
of Mrs. A. H. Farmer, who died at her
home after few hours illness, and
ing from the Christian church, Maria
loses one of it's oldest and most be-
loved residents.
Mrs. Farmer was 81 years Of age and
the mother of nine children, eight of
whom survive her. She also leaves a
sister, Mrs. Gillet, and a brother NJ.
Chastain, besides many other relatives.
The children, all of whom were present
at the funeral, are Mrs. George Stead,
of Sanderson; Mrs. Bradford, of Oak
land, Cal; Mrs. Ireland, of Dallas; Mrs
Livingston. Of Alpine; Mrs. Collie, of
Maria; Miss Minnie Joe Farmer, Of
Maria; Carol Farmer and Albert
Farmer, of FL Paso.
The election of county officers was
very quiet, there being no opponents
except for sheriff. Milt Chastain won
by about 200 majority. The opposi 1g
candidate was Greco NJ. Bruton.
Mrs. Josephine Whitney, who has
been seriously i'll at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. F. Felix, is improv-
ing.
The women of the Episcopal church
surprised Mrs. A. S. Carver with a
miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs.
Carver's birthday anniversary. A most
delightful evening was enjoyed and
many useful presents were 'shov'ered
upon the popular and beloved wife of
the Episcopal minister.