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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE


Sc, ,O00-Elegant home at College terrace heights
10 minutes walk to Stanford university, half
acre, on corner; 9 room and basement, entirely
modern, 80 fruit trees vines, chicken yards
barn; 81 900 cash will handle this bargain or
will trade $4,000 equity for San Francisco hats
and assume.
81, ,5oO-New 6 room bungalow, large lot, close
to Stanford university in new improved tract,
$3.50 cash and $40 a month takes it, or will
trade for San Francisco fats.
BARTLEY REALTY COMPANY,
93T-93S Phelan bldg.
WANT Iotssor land for So $50; cottage, rooms;
large lot at 1878 10th av., Oakland.
EXCHANGE for what have you new S375 piano;
latest pattern. Box 2794, Call office
: SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Dr. Thiele, the German Specialist has removed
from 1892 Geary to As Third st. mr.. Market
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PERSONALS

CHARLES FRAZIER, administrator, is looking
: for bis brother Louis Frazier: cook by profes-
csisn; share Of estate awaits him az Mani
tOwoc. Wis.
AtAMMA-Sister is sick and wants to see you.
Please come home YOU KNOW.
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LEGAL NOTICES


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA. IN AND FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
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PHYSICIANS

DIR. WONG Rim.
HERB DOCTOR. Permanently located
I29~ oFarreu IT. bet. Cough and Octavia-
3. .kAs-DR O. e. TOA. famous Chinese Herb Co..
ct-s all chronic diseases 1914 Suffer St, s F.
DISEASES mon and Vesnen specially physician,
g.: surgeon PENN. DRUG CO.. 122 Sd ST.
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DIR r. 7. WALSH & Co. s35 formerly s6D
Fillmore bet. Fulton and Grove; tel Park $3.50
ARTIFICIAL TEETH-..THIs ONE THING
n0-- Dr. c. T. Wilson, 323 Geary; suite sos.
Or IRA q. LEEK-Au knds Of dental work
7I- FILLMORE ST. near Oak
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ALFALFA RANCHES
NEAREST TO THE CITY AT $62. so AN ACRE
The famous Nagiee-Burk tract at Tracy is
being sold in 200 acre FARMS each with river
and railroad frontage, water and rail trans
portation; deep sediment Soil; river irrigation;
60 miles from San Francisco; 20 trains day;
on annual payments Does the price seem
low? 1t is. See our Mr.. Beckett at Tracy,
who will show you the land, or write to
BECKETT, FEHREN & CROTHERS
80 East Santa Clara st. San Jose
PROBATE SALE
200 acres fine. rich land in Contra Costa county
belonging to Mcdonald estate; entire acrea ge
now farned to hay; lying between s. p r. R.
and new electric road, n mile from each and II
miles north from Concord, toward Bay point;
improvements fencing, new barn, pump and
windmill title perfect; sale comes up for con.
drmation In Judge Coffey's department on No
vember at 10 a. M. bids of $121 per acre OF
VIII be accepted.
$500 acres in orchard and vineyard: good
house, barn; Middletown, Lake
county.
s1,0oo-For small unimproved farm at Hayward;
best of soil and water; years to pay
S1-For a lot at San Rafael on electric line.
Pay balance 81 a week without interest
H. L. ELDRIDGE,
San Francisco Office, 7S9 Market St
FOR saIe-l14 acres creek bottom land; fine for
alfalfa; 40 acres in full bearing orchards "a
acres in grain; house, barn, etc.; good team
all farming implements; II tons hay 150 SIX s.
barley; Il mile to station; price $4,000: So 600
cash. Address Owner. box 1860, Call office.
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RICHMOND HEIGHTS.
THE HOME PLACE BEAUTIFUL.
ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE.

An ideal arrangement, containing rooms and
bath, toilets; large roomy closets; extra pan
tries and cupboards, spice lockers, coolers, etc.;
cedar linen closet.
Main bedroom has separate dressing room and
large closet with drop front shelves.
Rear bedrooms lead out to spacious sun and
sleeping porch.
Living room finished with high base and wood
eornice, window seat and high back seat Ar
tistic mantel and bookcases.
Reception and entry halls have paneled walls
and wood cornice around ceiling.
Dining room finished in mahogany paneling and
burl redwood with beautiful mantel and side
board; beam ceilings.
The property is situated on a charming knoll
known as Richmond heights, and is easily
reached by the Eddy and McAllister st. cars.
9th. 10th and 18th avs, between A and B sts.
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT CO..
JOSEPH A. LEONARD, MANAGER,
903 PHELAN BUILDING.
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100 acres oil land sec s. T. II. ?. d., Sunset
dist; 20 900 bbl. well near; drilling all around:
no ether land for sale near. See MR.. De
VAIL, s67 Mills building
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POPULAR REMEDIES

RICORD CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS for
mems private diseases. Sold only by z. 2.
3 J0RGESSON. ca kearny St. San Francisco.
Nal 1rdcrS speciality. Send for circular
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Continued

FOR. sale-Ffnst class butcher business doing
SI0o Der day business. good cash; price 81 400
For further particulars address box 2520 Call
nface No aFenf
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040 acre stock and grain ranch, IL miles east
OF San Miguel 500 acres are farm land. balance
grazing; good well with gasoline engine; well Is
In center Of the place. This Is adapated to
wneat, barley and stock raising. Plenty of
wood. Price $11.50 per acre, If sold within 30
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: SOC UeT day business, good caslt prlce SZ,4OU
For further particulars address box 2520 Call
oface. No sgent
MODERN uD 10 date rooming house Of % rooms,
an on one foor; always occupied best lOcs
mon: low rent: good income RELIABLE
INVESTMENT CO. eos Broadway. Oakland.
FOR- sale-GOod city route on this paper; a
good chance for a hustler. See circulation de-
nsrtueut. san Francisco Call
FOR srlc-A good newspaper route in good
district in 1his city. Apply to J. R. LEN
BART. circulation department. s. F. Call
MERCHANTS n s. T. 10 have their store fronts
painted s. up. The Johnson Painting Co..
West 5000
X NTED-Parrner for good business; $3.50 capt.
rsi 124s Bush ST.. San Francisco.
u room r5o1ing house for sale cheap; nets 500
monthly 903ia Washington St. Oakland
FOR eale-A good country route in a good town
Address box 1871. Call Office.
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INVALID CHAIRS
CANCER CURE

We CURE CANCER; we have cured patients 10
re - you to. Call and let US explain our treat
ment. Send for booklet. MRS. S. ]. BRIDGE
ANGER CO.. rms. 503-O4 Westbank bid, 5. F.
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LIVERMORE REAL ESTATE

SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES, ranches, acreage. exchange. Price list,
DAVID L. WILSON, Santa Cruz. Cal.
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PRIVATE and confidential: loans on furniture,
pianos, warehouse receipts diamonds, salary
and other security; lowest rates. Rooms POI
and Dos 7S7 Market st. corner 4th; phone
Douglas 1920. Home J4020.
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BILLS COLLECTED
DENTISTS

Bills. notes wages bought for cash OF collec
FRED r. SCHMIDT. Market and 18th sts.
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CHLNAT0WN GUIDES

LEAVES Spreckels Annex, 707 Market st ever
ings, at s o'clock seats for ladies in waiting
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HOME and care for invslids or aged persons
842I 25th st. Mission; tel Mission 1920
s. r. HOME FOR INCURABLES AND AGED.
Tel Franklin zI15. 1924 Franklin st.
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$500 acres in western portion of Fresno coun-
" near the Coast range. All level land; no
nardpan Water can be obtained by pumping or
Oy gravity. Prices $40 per acre. Easy terms
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The first publication Of this summons was made
in 'sThe San Francisco Call newspaper, on
the ID day of November, A. D. 1910.
IRA s LILLICK.
Attorney for Plaintiff. 523-524 Kohl Building
San Francisco. California.
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.E-:a SLEE-Expert patent draushtsman; speci-
. freffaus prepared. IS Post St Douglas 151-
5IirN N-ET. STRONG d CO.-Founded 1850; q. S,
3. -aa5 foreign patents; inventors guide 100 me
.-Chanlaal movements free. llO5 Merchants
. t-Eclrngf bldg. san Francisco
HARRY s. SCHROEDER. e s. and foreign pat
eI-s 41G-7 First Natl. Bank bldg, Oakland.
.C u GRIFFIN. ex-examiner T.. s. patent office.
r. s. and foreign patents 1901 Metropolis bank.
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TRUsSES
HEALTH MOVEMENT

t.vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH natural non
surgical. cloth bound, 100 page book free
Apply bY mail. 636 Pine st. Lecture fo
women Thursday. $50 p. 10.
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SF MARGARET's Maternity homes confinement
specially. adoption. special Treatment for all
female troubles. III East 18th St. Oakland
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inches to the westerly line of Twenty-third
avenue and the point of commencement.
Being a portion of Outside Lands Block mum
ber 800.
G5) Commencing at point formed by the in
terseetion of the northerly line Of Balboa flor.
merly "B'o street with the westerly line OF
Twentieth avenue, running thence westerly along
sald line OF Balooa formerly B'l street two
hundred and forty GAO feet to the easterfK line
of Twenty-irst avenue: thence at a right angle
northerly along said line Of Twenty-arst ave
nue. one hundred and seventy five q75l feet;
thence at a right angle easterly one hundred
and twenty d20l feet; thence a right angle
southerly seventy five (T5) feet and thence at a
right angle easterly one hundred and twenty
Q20) feet to the westerly line of Twentieth
avenue, and thence at a right angle soUtherly
along said line Of Twentieth avenue one hundred
l1O0l feet to the portherly line of Balboa flor
merly ''B') street and the point of commence
ment.
Being portion of Outside Lands Block num
Der 3OS
u6l Commencing at point on the easterly
hundred f20Ol feet northerly from the northerly
line of Balboa formerly ''B'D street. running
thence northerly along said easterly line Of
Twenty first avenue twenty-five f25l feet; thence
at right angle easterly one hundred and twenty
(120l feet; thence at right angle southerly
twenty five (25l feet, and thence at right angls
westerly one hundred and twenty Q201 feet L
the easterly line Of Twenty-frst avenue and tbs
point of commencement.
Being portion Of Outside Lands Block mum
Der 303.
ar Commencing at a point on the easterIy
lire of Twenty-frs avenue, distant thereon twt
hundred and fifty f250l feet northeriy from thu
northeriy line of Balboa formerly ''B''l street
running thence nertherly along said eastery line
of Twenty first avenue twenty-five f25g feet
thence at a right angle easterly one hundred aue
twenty 120l feet; thence at a right angle
southerly twenty five (25l feet, and thence at !
right angle westerly hundred ard twenty
Q20l feet TO the easterly line Of Twenty frs
avenue and the point of coE1fnencement
Being portion Of Outside Lands Block mum
Der 303-
qSl Commencing at a point formed by III,
intersection of the westerly line OF Twentv-6rs1
avenue with the northeriy line of Balboa flor
meriy By street. running thence westerly
along said line of Balboa formerly b. street
fifty seven (57l feet and six % inches: thence
at right angle northerly one hundred 100
feet; thence at right angle westerly twenty
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insisted upon chasing aftsr IssueA The
Democratic party VAS smashed for many
years because Il chased after issues. Tho
Republicans have got To stop this hunting
around for cxpedients To catch votesL The
Republican party doesn't need issues. ls
won on tho great issue or sound mooOy. &c
will win on tho protective tariff issue. To
Republicans who hAv" chased and arc
chasing after issues arc 20 DO etsrnauy
smashed
number OF influential New York 8fAtS
Democrats want to- wager any number OF
bag red apples or something moro sub
stlntIal that Cornelius V. Collins OF TfST
Superintendent 81 State Prisons for tho
last twelve years, will not serve out his
term They declare that an investigation
IL To he made OF Mr. Collins's department.
Assemblyman Daniel D. Frisbee who ID.
IN ne speaker Of the Democratic Assembly,,
IL TO urge legislation for a school OF aEris
culture for SChohar,e county.
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No hal great schemse within Ms hsad: 10 pat
sntest . folilns be,i. b'i, though he prsissd
u loud and long he never trfed Ia sleep In II:
An airship wonderful he planned % nice proper
tons. graceful grand. but he was rather
timoTonS v hen he asAed therein To fii
with much ado ne brought tn Nirw a fuel tha,
MAS sholiy nev. but In the furnace Of his
house he went on burning chunks OF coal.
lie had a novel Instrument for Turing nsh. but
when ntrn, on gathering In the hnny tribe
he stuck To 'hr obi halt and pole,
ne had prepare ,iou rare that he declared would
quick grow hair. but RrNrv used II on him
selt although his head could boast no
thaIrh.
H- had devices 80 illume the bIackneSs Of the
darkest room. bat when he wanted light
himself he used ordinary match
A la,t h. studied ont the Mays by which on
could prOlong ones days. hut whether hr
should follow them he Mas not ready Il
drrid~.
Ne xsVrrct. regret To state. until u was by far
too late. and he. Alas. gticV- to say, was
o,S thir'y when he died.
NATHAN NJ Law
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From the Atlantic Monthly.
White damp ~ the gas most feared by
III. miners. for it's properties render it
difficult to detect. inasmrch a. II is TASTE
less. odorle-s and colorlea~ and when
mixed In the proportion nj s.bort one part
gas To- min. parts air is called fire damp
and becomes .NplosIV" To IL drGTrr hard
Ia realize unless one has seen Its effects.
Black damn Uniik" whit" damp. 10
heavier than air. nnn-sN 'lu;sive gas
which NAV toe i.'eCt"d nv it.. peculiar
odor Again. milk" III" Orher. irS effect
~ 10 sttfTpC.,t" and "Stinlglish fire
This gas ~ 80 heavy and moves with
such u sluggish flow that occasionally
when miners have been trGpp.d III a mine
following an explosion and haS" detected
the black damp creeping ia upon them
by It's s'urll they hav" been able To stop
IT, advance 10y erecting 'iRrnS or barri-
cs,d.- along the floor building hem hi Shar
a. tn" volume ri gas increased and keep
ING the kIr within their little inclosiire
cnrniGr,.tiv"ly clean 10y rude imprOvsed
fans
Following an explosion thes- two gasea
become mingled and form u MIXED gas
possessing al tn" dreaded qualities OK
"a"h which ~ known A. after damp"
and n ~ rh,s MIXTURE If gases which de-
srrpvs any life tna' NAV REMAIN following
: min. iii -Lst.'r
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OFFICIAL BRITISH CATS.
TWO Thousand Employed In Departments
OF tho Government.

John Bull employs a largo numbar OF
cafs-eSactly how many IL would be- inns
possible to say. but II we include those
IN tho various Government offices, bare.
racks, prisons. docks and workshops.
the number cannot fall far short Of two
thousand
These animals work solely for the Brit.
i-h Government. says writer in Tia
World To- Day. and for their services ara
duly rewarded with a liberal supply OF
food and co-ey quarters.
The principal governments Of tho world
acknowledge IN. business ability OF cata'
~ g.ac.nS nna"r their s,!ry2iuancs mail:
bags. grain bags. army stores and other
goods belonging to tho various depart-
m-nts
All cats in IN" service Of the British
Government ar" on the payroll. each rs.'
ceiving as - general ruio % cents week.
Should any Of them fail II tho head of
the department to which The animal be-
longs ~ n hh.riy to call in veterinary
and charR" the Government with his
services
In IN. HON" Office * a cat rejoicing i'm
ih" nam. Of Toby. who j. constantly in
abe doctors hands He suffers from ?
asthma and positively breads the advent
OF I.ondou'- cold and fogs. He IL II years
of age and ~ a great faYorits with every
on" Although h" suffers so much in the
region of ms windpip" he still is great
hunter and has n record for killing six
teen mice in "a single week
Joe II at the head of the Board Of Edu-
cation Two summers only have passed
over his head, vet he IL an old hand at
catching mice. rats pigeons and sparrows.
In catching pigeons b. resorts 10 several
ingenious devices
He mas been detected carrying news,
papers to "A spot frequented by pigeons.
hiding beneath II and thus awaiting his
opportunity to seize an uDwary bird.
His record for pigeon catching il six u
week. but frequently he has captured two
in an hour.
Triilie - an important member OF the
War Office staN She receives y grant
from tn. British Government Of rs centa
u week. has miles OF corridors tn roam
over and IL friends with scores OF high
p.rs0nags- who never tease her. For
hours she PAGES the cold dark corridors
in the haSernsnt and Cha-es ava the ver-
min tina { attack the thousa nds Of old docu-
mant- which until few months a go were
stacked there.
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fully. The river was Ike glass q great
contrast 10 tho trip over. but this creek
through which ". 10 - winding with
such sharp turns that ! did not suppose
Goliah could 90; us through without
sirus ns tie ,hor" once, but hs did. and
Was much pleased
After tn" hour and "A half row | looked
over III. corn. cotton. SC. at Cherokee
and then drov" rapidly TO Psaceville
was 50 hot and tired As got out OF
I'll" buck beard | saw my precious little
dog lying under tree very i'll
A. ! called hls me he tried TO lump
up. but could not stand and fell over on
his side. | Was terribly upset. had
= 'uh brought and poured bucket after
buckle; "f c,,nl water fresh from the well
over him. then rubbed ham dry and gave
HIM thr"" tables p"onfui- or div. oil
Then before gong to 'ed six hours later
gave HIM dose q: castor oil IN hot mill
feel very Ilttl" hop. of his recovery and
am very sad
July l2-Got up at and went ont at
ono" I" 80" after MacDuN He was not
m his bed nor could | see him anywhere
IN the yard feared he had wandered
~ to die thar Is tn" dogs instinct the
call "t III" wild SUPPOSE To go IN into
III" woods and unseen give up its last
breath. | sent Jun To search tn" whole
enclosure. which is larg. and "a creek runs
az ~" mort bern sid- ! stood while
silent Ey the well and then lifted mp my
VOC" and called, -MaCDuh. MacDur''
wh"A around TN. piazza and down IN"
front steps Gathered the little fellow.
ir'sklnE and jumping. apparently per
t""tlv we'll. am thankful, would have
missed my llttl" companion sadly.
this .ittJiH"bn tiuiiah came Ia rn- iuoh
ing Very solemn and asked To 60 home for
two days When asked why h. wanted
- ~ he said his httl.. brother. Tlinan.
was dead and h. wanted To go To the
-s''ttIn' up" and ia. funeral Poor little
strangely named fellow. IA. never was
well. The s,Lm" dlsel~. that carried "a
his mother and brothers grIppad him
early. ought not ~ let GolIah gu. but
1t would break las heart not To. and ~
| let HIM Gp After all. poor little Till
man il safe and this smart good llttl.
Golah. whom | teach and tram ~ well
as can. Is already showing that he will
soon break away from my authority and
he may grow up a bad man after all
while poor little Tillman j. safe from evil
influences There are many things worse
than death.
One day Goliah is So smart and 80 good
and seems entirely under good spell
Then tNr next chic. will tell me how hs
has cursed and sworn and threat aned 10
kill any one ehat lnterf"rt'd with him. and
IL ~ just the result Of few hours with
bad boys. and IL takes days to get him
ont Of II ! try patti ntly to make a
rermlnant impression, hut il il very dis
ouraging. II ia lik" wiring on sand
when m. vide comes IN
PArIENCE PRNNIS0roS.
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From hr 'hiCrJp Tribune.
Tho arr ~ C"loring gla - has hran lost and
refouni. ,.alou-ly guarded and malicIously'
stolen many 'ImF- ~ ih" history Of
.Dl'llfllrinn fhnt u -""ms almost lrnpos-i blo
To- -n n an, uIu. nov "i -.is- tanning VEG
. pr,,,n.- ti- nrrn tli-TrN rr,' : iOr making
h.. -rtiI nod .lf-r ~" ~ windows which 10
"A ,!"uls'l',' :lutr Inv'hine AuDwn at tho
yr'.~.-ui .r1" Nhi' he -rsr'I.its aud tho
pluu',.au- -U.sH ~ ~ "" ~ unUl tell,
The gla-- tT~i T''"lFr- - design In
mineral rpl"r~ Arl m" whol" "a then fired
III "a heat - lu''l.-" mt IN" ,rEuriItc matter
AMI be. glass at" Iu.Irs-"Irhiy used Tho
flo-f attractive feature ~ fhls method ~
thai -Fc -iIrlhr" acquires y zee. uIHr p.'bbied
,.rt.I,t"T IU 'Ir h"H', -r hat when the
rIa~- - Irt uiI'.' IA" Lrh'- are delightfully."-
-o.i aru mellow
ufur,IU.a l.,-'" window IN many shades
each Ilu.l . -.'uarIfsly moulded and bent
AMI M" sections Ir" assem- hi"i IN a metal
irarug
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ROAD THiT WADE NISSOi RI.
Daniel sBoonr's sons Helped survey 10
Wore Than ltpO Years AEo.

The most famous hi ghway in tho CEN
trail West wa- the Boon = Lick road Sur
v-vei IN 1915 from ~ Charles. twenty
iiv" miles west of ~ Louis. 10 Old Frank
Ian. Mo 100 miles further west. II turned
imml grafton toward central Missouri and
six years later brought Missouri into the
Union as 4 State
II was the road that made Missouri.
says The World To-day II was the father
- IN. Santa r. Trail which extending
west from old Franklin brought com
mere" and immigration 70 Kansas. Col
orado and New Mexico The making OF
roads means IN. building Of common
waal'hS Tbs, Boons Lick road - "A
nutahI. though almost forgotten -1-
ample
In 1904 Two sons II Daniel Boone. thu
gr"nr p.one.- Of tho West Danisl and
Nathan Boone mad. -alt AZ salt springs
found in central Missouri The country
was then a wIld-rne-- Tn. Boones anu
their COMPANIONS Were he only white
men in th.- territory west Of ~ Charles
They boiled ia. spring water in hugo
IRON KETTLES and the crId" salt which
iONn.'d the residue they hoatat in hollow
logs down the Missouri River 10 be sold
~ rh.. French vilIaE. II ~ Louis
Deer had come To IN. salt springs 80
lick m" salt Tn" place III Western
pioneer slang was lick and because
M. Boon.~ ;h"r" manufactured salr ih.
locality Was named Boon'- Lick 1h.
Bpou.- spelled their nam. Indlf-rrnt'y
with ar without { ~ final 81
Two years Later IA settlement of English
sp.akIng men and women was made near
Rooms Lick and shortly aftarward the
town Of Old Franklin, twelve miles dis
rani upon m. Missouri River was
founded Then arose. the necessary for
"A highway bet w"en Old Franklin and ~
LOUIS and ~ Charles. the large critics. Of
the new West. each with several thousand
inhabitants The Blooms Lick road was
ih. result
l. wa not much Of road roads go
now II was not macadarnzsd or paved
or grav-!lei Indeed l. was little better
IN ~ .ariy days than mere trace. or
hint Of m. road direction
Tn. two lsooIr- with surveying par
r"- ran "A lin" that followed the ridg.
or watershed bet w..n the Missouri and
M~-l-sIppl rivers The smaller streams
w"r" forded On the large rivers wsr.
yrimItiv. ferrvboats. hollow-log canoes
locked together There wer. no bridges
In" IGN posts were the blazes or marks ,
cut IN IN. forest trees along the roadway
] n" road machinery consisted Of "A rife.
an AZ and "A grtibbIng no"
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From fHr E0rGpr Chronicle
Two Young -martly dressed Pari-Ian
ir.!i"- a"aTtnr larg" beehive hats ar
rival ~ BsIl.Eard" IN the Geneva Paris
"Nrro-- Declared nothing and o-tcntn
rIou-IF Opened their baggage NJ IN" d"Uan"
Va oi't"IIi. hn"rv"r noticed That th"y
seemed 70 "vp"rl"nc" much difficulty m
bHlrn"InE Their large hai+ On their heads
and nc lIiias were request -, to ~ - INTO
- prf.ai" rOolu. here their heGdg"nr nn$
"N ITntn.-i IA" roofs of he h""hiS"- ron
rHIn,d mo- hOB'.v bat -IC"harIne packed IN
i.rfiUh' bnV"- fitted InR"n'ou-ly INTO m"
hH'- ON ~" lidr"- paving h"n'v 'n.'
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