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PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. ]. A. Mcleod Of Santa Rose is at
the Grand.
DR.. Rae Felt of Eureka is a guest at
the Lick
r. ]. Thomas. a mining man OF Nevada
City, is at the Lick.
Fl. n. Anderson a millman OF Aber-
deem, is at the Palace.
Jacob Mortenson. lumberman Of Wis
cOnsin. is at the Palace.
Mrs. DR.. d.. A. Foster Of Omaha Is
among the latest arrivals at the Grand.
I. Saunders, a prominent cattle owner
Of Stockton. and son, are at the Grand.
Mark A PIaisted, one OF FresnO's Lead
ing citizens, is registered at the Califor-
mia.
Max Fleishman. son Of Mayor Fleish-
man of Cincinnati. arrived from the East
last evening and is at the Palace.
T. NJ. Schumacher, traffic manager OF
the Oregon Short Line, who has been
spending a week at PasO RObles. returned
to the city last night and Is registered at
the Palace.
Joseph Mcdonald. superintendent OF the
Treadwell mine in Alaska, is in theA city
and registered at the Occidental. He
states that the recent stories telegraphed
here from the North to the effect thatfthe
miners were deserving the Treadwen ow-
ing to the superstitious fear that the IA
nous mining property is under a hOOdOO
were without the slightest foundation and
the first he knew Of these reports was
after he had arrived in Seattle on his
way to this city.
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Small Bows Steal Knives

William Stadimann. Raymond Cronfn
and James Sweeney. all about 10 years Of
age, each went into c. Hirt's hardware
store at 1915 Mission street on Saturday
evening for saw that had been fled
Hirt saw them open a glass case at the
door and run away. He chased them and
caught Stadimann, who had five stolen
pocket knives in his possession. About
$40 worth Of knives had been stolen. Gro
min and Sweeney were arrested later by
Detectives Graham and Fitzgerald, and
the three boys were booked at the City
Prison for a public institution
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DIED.

BARBER-In this city, September IL. 1908 ].
Willis, beloved infant of II. A. and Dora
Barber. native of San Francisco, aged %
GZInterment private
BLOOD-In Oakland, September II. 1908, War
rem H beloved husband of Lottie L. Blood.
a native Of California, aged 80 years
UgFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral services
at Alcatraz Hall. Seventh and Peralta
streets. Oakland, under the direction of Alca-
traz Lodge No. PA, r. and A. NJ. Strictly
private funeral services at late residence,
1866 Eighth street.
BUSH-In this city September 12. 1903, Peter
Bush. father of L. C. Bush, native Of
Denmark, aged SO years months and %
GFdends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
CMonday) at 1 o'clock. from the Darlors OF
the California Undertaking Company, 4O5
Powell street. Interment Odd Fellows Gene
terry.
GALLAGHER-In this city, September IL.
1903 Nancy, relict of the late Thomas II.
Gallagher. beloved mother of Mrs. ]. D.
Powers, Thomas II. and William ]. Cal
lagher and the late Mrs. E. ]. Reynolds,
and sister Of Mrs. Ed Rooney and Arthur
and the late John Kearney. native of
County Down ireland, aged 65 years 10
UFrfends ard acquaintances are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral to-day
Monday, at 8 o'clock, from the funeral
parlors of McGinn Bros. 224-226 McAllister
street, thence TO st. Brigid's Church where
q solemn requiem hlkn mass VIII be cele-
bratsd for the repose of her soul. commence
ing at $3.50 o'clock Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
GoRMAN-In this city, September u. 1908.
Andrew J., sOn OF the late John and Mary
German, brother OF John, Joseph and Chris
German, Mrs. NJ Power Mrs. c. E. Smith.
Mrs F. Christ, Mrs. Alice Marvin and Clara
German, a native of New Orleans, aged so
years. member Of the Varnishers' and
Polishers' Union.
GJFrien1s and acquaintances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral to-day
Monday. at u: 80 o'clock, from the parIors
of Carew & English. % Van Ness avenue
thence to Sacred Heart Church for services
at I o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Gene
terry.
GRUBB-In this city, September u. 1908
Samuel N, beloved husband Of Rosa Crubb
a native OF Baltimore. Nd, aged 81 years
q months and days.
EZFriends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral tomorrow (Tuesday), at 10
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.

Partly cloudy weather prevails over the
plateau and Rocky Mountain regions and fair
weather the Pacific Coast Light rain has
fallen in Western Washington and Western
Oregon and IL Is now raining in Southern Idaho.
The pressure has risen rapidly over the
northern portion OF the Pacific slope and there
has been slight fall In the last twelve hours
over Arizona and Southeastern California
The temperature has risen over Southern
Washington and Northern Oregon and fallen
over Western Nevada: elsewhere west OF the
Rocky Mountains the changes have been slight
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight September IA:
Northern Callfornia-Fair; warmer Monday.
light northwest wind.
Southern California-Fair Monday; warmer
in north portion; light west wind
Nevada-Fair: warmer Monday
San Francisco and vicinfty-Fafr Monday
continued warm; light northwest wind
G.. II. WILSON Local Forecaster
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More Salmon Boats Arrive.

The bark Carondelet. 16 days from Prince
Williams Sound. arrived late Saturday night
with IS, 900 cases of salmon The steamer
President arrived yesterday. II days from Max
mex Bay with 1000 cases OF salmon and the
schooner Prosper. % days from Bristol Bay,
brought 2211 barrels of the red-heshed fish.
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THE CALLS
GREAT ATLAS OFFER

VIII close on September "a,
1908, and all holders Of Atlas
Coupons are requested to pre-
sent them Immediately, as this
great opportunity to secure one
of these splendid ALIASES at The
Calls premium rates will be
brought to a close on Septem-
her "a.
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TOYO KISEN KAISHA.
lnp1rN-rAr. srFAAfsurp - \

ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COZ
Steamers will leave wharf. corner First and
Brannan streets at p. m. for YOKOHAMA
and HONGKONG. calling ar Kobe (Hiogol.
Nazasah and Shanghai. and connecting az
Hongkong with steamers for India etc No
cargo received on board on day OF sailing
81 s HONGKONG MARU calling at Ma
nila). ....... Saturday September 10 1903
s. S. NIPPON MARU U.........-.........
......-...---...Th Thursday. October IS 1903
s. s. AMERICA MARU.
Tuesday November 10 1904
Via Honolulu Round trip tickets at reduced
rates For freight and passage. apply at Com
pany's office 421 Market street corner First
W. H. AVERY. General Agent.
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O. r. e ~. co.

columbia sails Sept. 10. 20 80. Oct 10 20
90 George ". Elder sails Sept. IS. Is.
oct s. Is 25 Only steamship line 70 PORT
LAND Or, and short rail line from Portland
TO ali points East Through tickets to ali
points. all rail steamship and rail at Low
Est RATES Steamer tickets include berth
and meals. Steamer sails foot of Spear St at
II a. m s. F. BOOTH. Gen Agt. Pass. Dept.
/ Montgomery ST.: c. CLIFFORD, Gen. Agt.
Frt Dept, Montgomery 81.
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Eva Had to Heave To.

The German tramp steamship Eva, which ar
rived yesterday. 241a days from Moji, en-
countered heavy weather during the latter part
OF her voyage. She obliged on September
IL TO heave to for sixteen hours and fought a
strong gale all the rest OF the way to port She
brought 4400 tons OF coal.
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New Schooner Sails.

The new schooner Sausaiito left yesterday for
Willapa Harbor IN tow of the steam schooner
Chehalis. The Sausalito is commanded by Cap
tain Rasmussen, formerly of the ship Charles
Z. Moody.
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Fishine steamer Returns.

The fishing steamer Henrietta put back from
sea yesterday account Of a breakdown in
her engine-room.
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Terrific Storms in the Alps.

ROME, Sept. 13-As a result of terrible
storms in the Alps yesterday all tele-
graph communication was for a time
completely interrupted and Italy cut off
from Europe and America.
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REAL EsrATE-CITY-FoR SALE.

EAsIoN. ELDRIDGE CO.,
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1903,
AT Our Salesr0om, 63S Market ST,
At y o'clock noon.
RICHMOND REzIDENCE.
line OF 3d ave. 70 It. Of Lake st. being
No lo6 Third ave; a modern 2-story and full
and porcelain hath; tiled sinks. iron fencing
cement sidewalks; plumbing Al; small cash
eaAes oF interest 40 not fail TO inspect thls
n n.a agnifcent property; Eddy-st. cars; get on
RICHMOND FLATS.
line Of Lake ST, so It. " Of Second ave.
being No 45 Lake st lot 25x1o2:e feet
line Of Lake St. 55 feet E Of Second ave.
and beng No. 30 Lake St; improvements con-
sist Of fats Of ; rooms each, porcelain baths,
uAng. etc; artistic iron fencing: patent con-
crete sidewalk. renting extremely low for S45
ler month this property can be purchased with VIII.
sInaI cash payment. balance easy terms VIII
@ be sola separately; Eddy-st. cars take you 10
MISSION. COTTAGE.
line Of Hill St. bet. Sanchez and Noe; No.
44s Hill st; elegant new cottage; modern in
ne me nlsn basement; property commands a mag lg
nihcent marine view. small cash payment, bal
ance easy terms: Castro cars block from
MISSION HOME.
Sc line OF London s.. 125 II. NE OF Brazil
sist Of a handsome 2-st9ry dwelling of rooms
and bath; modern in every respect; commands
a magnificent view: San Mateo and Mission St
electric cars within / block OF the property.
MISSION COTTAGE
S line OF Vulcan st. 2S II. " OF Juno. being
lot 2 block 7. Park Lane Tract; handsome -
room and bath cottage: connected with sewer
and water; Just finished and within 20 minutes
ride from the Emporium: take Castro-st. car.
ALSO
y line Of Vulcan St, 2T4 n. 6 OF Juno; block
[. lot -. Park Lane Tract: new modern cot
tage Of rooms and bath; revelation in archi-
lecture
PACIFIC HEIGHTS BUILDING LOT.
" line OF DevisaderO St. 202 II. y OF Jack
son: elegantly situated building lot in the best
portion Of the Western Addition; rats erected
upon this magnificent property could be made
SACRAMENTO-S BUILDING LOT.
line OF Sacramento St, 81 g fl. 2 OF Spruce
particularly desirable building site in aris-
tocratic neighborhOod; level and ready for
building: patent concrete sidewalk: lot 25x104 80
feet.
MISSION INVESTMENT.
tremely large lot. % :6x1l4 IT,; No. 4o23 25th
ST; elegantly situated fats Of rooms and
bath each; patent toilets; brick foundation
modern plumbing; no water bills TO pay. as
there is a fine windmill. 20OO- gallon water
tank; all in fine order. on the premises; rents
very low for $50 Per month; mortgage Of
1890 can remain.
For further particulars and catalogue.
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63s Market st
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cnrpAsnrE aErERALE ANsArr.ANr1onE

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS- -
Sailing every Thursday. instead OF q M4h
saturday at 10 a. m from Pier AZ. s1s1Ai-iF
North River foot Of Morton 81
Ffrst-class 10 Havre. $40 and upward. Sec
ond-ciass TO Havre. S45 and upward GEN
ERAI. AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA, 30 Broadway fHudsOn Building).
New York ]. f. FUGAZI q CO. Pacific Coast
Agents Montgomery avenue. San Francisco.
tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IA.

NOTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
day in the order OF occurrence as TO time; the
day except when there are but three tides, as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are In
addition TO the soundlngs Of the United States
Coast Survey charts except when the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane Of reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters.
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FROM SEATTLE
Steamer.

Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Heights Of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point. entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au-
thority Of the Superintendent.
NOTEThe high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharO about IS
minutes later than at Fort Point; the height OF
tide is the at both places.
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KOSMOS LINE.

SPLENDID s s LUXOR. $500 TONS
Carrying First and Second Class Passengers
sails sept -. 1905. fer London and Hanl0urs. 3.
via Mexican Central and South American ports.
Lowest Fares. Unequaled Service.
ID sPRECKELS & BROS. CO. Agents,
e43 Market St san Francisco.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.
A PRETTY HOME IN ALAMEDA.
Surrounded by flowers and fruit trees: near
train and schools; only $3.50; lot 15x125.
Nice broom cottage and bath.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY
Tel Grand 1916 800 Park ST, Alameda.
S27O-LoT. 3O7155; 500 cash. balance $40
per month.
S265O-New house. OF rooms: choice lot; $500
cash, balance $50 per month.
J. II. YOUNG. Builder
1243 Park ST. Alameda.
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AAAAmWA0 z IN HHHail. 8tnoa HEH
MHTMtNNI N~O~AW, ZEALAND SYDNEY.
OiaEcI kas 70 IAHlTL
6 s SONOMA for Honolulu. Samoa, Auck-
land and sydney Thursday. Sept. II. p. m
81 MARIPOSA for Tahiti. Sept. 90 II a m.
SIS ALAMEDA. for Honolulu. Sept 20. II a.
a. .sPnEeKElsA BRgS Co., Ags. Trllt1nHsa, ,Bls nzAR7
EIghiefHs. jiG Earbi st.. Pr b. Z. Par1s g.
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mare Island ana vansio s+samsrs.

Steamer GEN. FRISBIE or MONTICELLO
0:45 a. m, 3:15 and $50 D. n. except Sunday.
sunday. 9:45 a. m. $50 D m. Leave Vallejo.
a m. 10 30 noon. D. m. ex. Sunday. sun
day a. m. AIS D. m Fare. 50 cents Tel
Main I5Os. Pier ?. Mission-sL dock. HATCH
BROS.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
BORN.
HAsLETT-In this city, September 13, 1908,
10 the wife of Percy Z. Haslett, a son.
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AUCTION SALES
uNpER ELEcrR1c LIGHr

- UNDER ELECTRIC LIGHT ~
- Grand Auction safe OF choice n
TRoTTING AND PACING HORSES,
Containing we'll trained sons and daughters OF
Mckinney, 2:11A; DiablO. 2.O9A Truman.
2:l2: Falrose. 2.19i5: TubsrOse. hex. 10. 60
Clarence Wilkes. 2:2s1z: Gossiper Jr,, sidney.
z.lsA: Alexander Button. 2:26a; Del Rey
2:25; Senator B (by MendOcino). 2s19i3
Nephew, Winwood. Silkwood. Sable Wilkes
z:IS; Gossiper. 2:131s Richards Elector. Lus-
tridon. Direct. 2:O515. Good GIFT. Hart Boswell.
Bayswater Wilkes, Montssal (oy Mckinney
Antevolo. 2:1915 Doodle. 2:11is: Charles Der
Dy. 40 and many other famous trOtting stall
hons and sires. Perfect stylish road horses.
guaranteed in every way. having faultless ae-
uOn ana extreme speed. Fine surrey horses
Wen matched teams: standard and registered
brood mares; extremely fast and promising trOt-
ters, handsome saddle horses and several al
purpose horses. Seekers after the finest repre-
sentattVes OF the best trottlng families Will Be
suited Not Gull will be offered. Every AMI
MAJ must be sold without reserve or limit
Sale takes place at the
OCCIDENTAL HORSE EXCHANGE.
246 THIRD ST. NEAR FOLSOM
MONDAY EVENING, sept. 14th, 1908.
Commencing at T:45 O'Clock sharp.
Horses al salesyard Sept. II Catalogues
ready. WA- G. LAYING. Livestock Auctioneer.
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BARGAINS
S23Oo-Cottage. 4 rooms and bath, etc: brick
foundation; IN fine repair: lovely home: lot
25xl14; sunny side 9th St, bet. Dolores
and Church
S1300-Cottage. 4 rooms: lot 25xS0; Folsom
st: y block from cars; street work all done
s33O0-S500 cash: 2-story, rooms; modern:
lot 2Ox125: fine neighborhOod: between
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth sts, Fair
Oaks
S21O0-Cottage. 4 rooms, bath and stable: un-
finished basement: can be made into a fat :
Duncan st. sunny side, between Guerrero
and Dolores.
S11OO-Lot 25x125. Fair Oaks St, between
Tvrenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth; sunny side:
fine neighbOrhOod; lots in same block held
at $1,000; $500 cash, balance long time
Sl65O-Lot 25X7s g: San jose ave, between
Twenty-fifth and Army sts, bituminized and
sidewalk
$3.50 each-2 lots. 25x114: Duncan st.
] z. PITMRE. 400 Valencia st
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PROPOSALS..

Wanted-Notice Is aeTe-
by given that sealed proposals viii b. re-
ceive6 by the board OF directors Of the Vet
erans' Home OF California. at its office room
- $50 Sansome street. san Francisco up
20 p O'clock IA on MONDAY. September -
1908 for furnishing and delivering materials
and furnishings for the new hospital a. the
Veterans Home, Napa County Cal. rail-
road station Youutville). Specifications for
above NAV be seen and examined az tha Of
fce OF the board of directors between the
hours OF and p N. each week day
rFo-e- for payment contracts viii be
s-sfIshIe immediately after January 1904
T7reference viii be given 70 goods manufac-
t,lred In tbs State. price. fitness and quail
ifr being equal. under the provisions Of sec
sfcr e247 of the Political Code. The board
Teeerves the right 20 reject any or all bids
80 10 order any quantity over or under the
.--o,--r eue-ffed- Address JOHN F. SEFEE-
TTa~ Secretary Of the Board OF Directors
- fhe veterans Home OF California, room
Te 200 sansorne street San Francisco Cal
-, order az the board Of directors. JOHN
II EHFEHAN. Secretary
sax FRANCISCO. cal. sept. y. 190s.-seaI-
- r5~CDosaIs in triplicate, wiz be received
49, ltnfu III o'clock a. m, September D.
Ie69 and then opened for construction Of
frame buildings for lavatOrles, additions 70
orfoere' quarters. plumbing, etc, al Depot
~ Pec~r1ff Instruction. Preside OF san Fran
rle~o cal Government reserves right 80 re-
se~+ or accent any or al bids in whole or in
ra-f Information furnished on application
n q A. DevoI Quartermaster, Chief @ Al
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q go ~ puI list OF bargains in secondhand
t-~Dos tor september. 1903:
Original
! MAJESTIC WV
N alnut case. MEDIUM size Ia
o'tahes- three pedals FUN swinging
E-- 4aSAs Lhlest design. good con-
EMERSONS-
NC ~ walnut eases and one in
-. Hiil4-l SIZE, carved panels.
tnrse petals. Is c,ctaves me con-
-iLcu each ........ gTs OK
F1SCHER-
Asnoeany case, large size. l-3
cctsves. hne consftfon thorouRhlv
rencvstec. cannot bs tcid from 4
new plano --..... 375 DDS
! RICHMOND
Mahogany case. large size latest
Hisle, three pedals 4 Is octaves
lian1oiin attachment. almost new. 800 24o
4 G. A. STONE g. CO
Walnut case, medium size fun
swinging music rack thoroughly
renovated and equal 70 new. $50 25O
! ESTET-
Walnut case. rnedium size Is
cctaFes. ~ good condition ....... 400 $50
= BRuENN-
Walnut case. cabinet Grand IA
octsves. thoroughly renovated and
equal q new -----.-...---.--..... $50 ESQ
Co-Aplsle list Furnished on application at
o~l stoie- SHERMAN. CLAY & CO,
Norner Kesrny and Sutter sts-
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STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES;.


1-FMPORIuM Storage & Van Co furniture
household goods stored. moved. shipped To-
T51 Howard St. near Third phone Grant To-
PIFRCF-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co. Of
Zee Post and Powell sts.: tel Priv E1 otI.
CONELIN's storage-Furniture and merenan-
disc. S33 Golden Gate ave; phone Last -
COLDEN West Storage: advances made. $40
Mission 81; tel Howard BAL p We Henluss ~
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com
pany. 2320 Fillmore St; phone jackson 81
BEKINs Vsf. and Storage Co. II Montgomery
ST.. tel Main 1870 Shipping AZ cut rates
TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES
GREAT BARGAINS ~ TYPEWRITERS-We
sell better machines for less money than any
house IN the city; rentals 50. The typewriter
Exchange 530 California; telephone Main 20
. a FEW good typeurlters AZ $50 each. get par
tlcularE. T. & -. ALEXANDER. 10 Mont
ECmerV ST.
2p-HAND typewriters sold. rented. repaired
Webster Typewriter IrsDeC. Co 2o9 SansoIne
UPzoLsTEREG.
Upholstering and mattresses made over at
your house. BOX 123o. Call.
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FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS

FRUITVALE FURNISHED HOUSES.
GROOM cottage, furnished. Apply first house
on Fremont ave, of East Fourteenth St
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PIANos ANn nncANs

~'-'-7-7-'
rAAL 81 our list OF bargains in second-har
r-anos for September. 1908:
Original
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-12

Miss Mary Harper was out TO Crvsta
Thursday and Friday visiting with Luil
Jackson.
K l. Jimmerson and sons loaded cal
with melons at CRYSTAL switch Thursday
They are all fine melons-one that tipped
the scales at As pounds Now what
country can beat ours for melons?
Mrs Oldfeld from near Weatherby
Ore, is visiting her son Will.
Morine Bivens has been down from
Payette for several days visiting with
her cousin, Ellen jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Riggs and lttle
son were in Crystal Sunday.
Mr. Albert Dawson is improving after
quite sick spell.
Mrs Albert Wilson and Mrs Pence
passed through Crystal this week on their
way 10 Weiser to visit relatives and
friends.
Misses Anna and Lulu Jackson came
home from Payette Thursday where thew
have been visiting for two weeks
Alvin Jackson and family have moved
into their new house near Mr. Carols
place,
Wesley immersion made business
trip to Weiser Saturday.
Grandma Day is still quite feeble.
Mrs. Lee Young went to Payette
Thursday to see her sister, Mrs jacobson
and niece, Miss Lille. off for California
where they will visit for two months.
Mr. P p Dawson and Herbert Goodell
have gone to the mountains on pleasure
trip.
Charles Craven took load of canta-
loupes and water melons to Huntington
Saturday.
Bob Ludwig from above Payette passed
through Crystal this week with a load of
derrick timbers.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Jackson and Mr. and
Mrs J L jackson were visiting with Mrs
James Durham Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Koonce of Weser were out
to Mr. r L Jimmersou's after melons
Sunday
The second crop of alfalfa is in the
stack. Some of tee farmers have sold for
S3.5 90 a ton while others still hold for So
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-12

After lifetime of military service,
General Nelson A. Miles has been re-
tired from service and in closing his
military career, he makes few re-
marks'that are not all IN harmony
with the spirit of conquest, shoulder
straps, tinsel, military pomp, and
world power sentimentalism that has
developed in this country. He says
that war is abhorrent to human in
teiligence, and that the retention-o of
big standing armies is useless tax
alton to the people He advocates a
congress of the powers and the adop-
ton of rule calling for one soldier
for each thousand of population.
'Let the soldier become an artisan
or farmer" ne says, ''and thus re-
lieve the world of the million of par
asites whose sole business is war.
The armies of the world are artificial,
and if maintained will eventually
plunge the world into disaster.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-12

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