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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
RICHARD MAYO.

AT glance, before you have chance to ut
ter one word he tells you what you came for
and want you want to know.
HE TELLS YOU
HOW TO ATTAIN SUCCESS,
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put the truth. If you discontented un-
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health. call on Professor Mayo and he will aid
you in life's greatest blessings, health, wealth
and happiness. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
fee accepted.
READINGS THIS WEEK REDUCED TO ON
DOLLAR
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| A-CAMERON & CO., Phone South 1850.
3 Eddy ST., Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming Houses Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances.
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MARION GRIFFIN.
Cut this ad out and when you come to San
Francisco call and at room 400. Ex-
aminer building.
N B.-Turn on to this proposition the
fierce rays of powerful intellectual search
light and you'll discover no flaw.
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S217 PROFIT monthly GUARANTEED BY
owner on a cash investment of $4,000;
no more to pay; a nice. clean, large,
weIl-furnished rooming- house.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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EDucArroNAr-continued.

FRENCH. German lessons. 25c an hour to be-
ginners Mrs. C. Moulin. a Woodward ave.
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$250o-5o ROOMS; well furnished apartment
house; corner rent $16S; business easy
to run and pays well.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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$1450-4o rooms; house poorly furnished; forced
sale; good opening for right party.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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czUzcz SERVICES.

FIRST United Presbyterian Church. corner
Golden Gate ave. and Polk st.-Preaching
tO-morrow. sabbath at II a. m. and 80
D. m by the pastor H. H Bell, I'D.
Morning theme The Kindness of Provi-
dence-" Evening theme Jesus, Past and
Present Lecture at O'Clock on Orient -
Sc bbsth school 9:45 a. m; g E. societies
al 500 and 6.30 p. N. Strangers cordially
invited TO all services Pews free. Courteous
ushers Come and bring your friends.
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susrNEss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LoDG1NalHousEs FoR SALE.

406 Hearst bldg, over Examiner entrance
corner Sd and Market ets Tel. Black 36O7.
Hotels and rooming- houses for sale. Free list.
We furnish abstracts free & guarantee titles.
$3.50 DOWN AND $500 IN PAYMENTS.
An especially well-furnished rooming-
house in good location, sunny side;
II large rooms; income $50 over rent; /;
electric lights; refined roomers; will
sell at a sacrifice.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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SACRIFICE SALE
s75OO-1S0 rooms: one of the handsomest and
most modern apartment houses in this
city; GRAND LOCATION: BEAUTT-
Full, ALMOST NEW FURNITURE;
cost $4,000; viii clear $1,000 yearly !:
GREATEST BARGAIN EVER Of
FERED. Agent from this office will
accompany buyer. Exclusively with
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$20o0-5s ROOMS; hotel clearing $3.50 month
ly; very select boarders; owner sick;
will take small rooming-house in ex-
change and time on balance.
MARION GRIFFIN.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-04-30
Couldn't Drown EN- Out,

Twas crowd of half a dozen boys
down on State-st Saturday night that
furnished amusement for the passing
spectator. 1t was a balmy evening
the first real taste Of spring we've had
and bunch of frogs IN a nearby
puddle, were dong their best to herald
the coming Of spring. But the boys,
seemingly, hadn't had their share of
winter, so decided to keep the frogs
quiet. For hours they were lined up
around that puddle heaviDg everything
movable in sight into the water TO
scare Mr.. Frog and his cohorts into
silence, AS the town clock began TO
register the midnight hour, the boys
made one grand effort to still the
tumult. They lined up on the walk,
waited till the concert of the power" d"
was at its height, and then, altogether,
,>Neaved log into the pond. IT stopped
the singing of the frogs and the boys
started for home. Hardly had they
begun their homeward journey, how
ever, when one young frog yelled
cheerfully Knee deep, knee deep" "
and another sang out "Come across.
come across" while frog of more
mature years ventured the suggestion
that they ought to go around, go
around" Then thev joined in chorus
and sang the song of springtime till
morning when the temperature sud-
denly dropped, scum of ice appeared
over the pond, and that which the
boys had labored so hard for hours to
accomplish was consumated by the
dying breath Of winter.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-04-30
A Hardware Change
StroebeI Bros. are Successor to
w. A. Loveday e. Co

A change OF more than passing i'm
portance took place this week in bus
iness circles of our village when the
firm of W. A. Loveday & Co. sold to
Stroebel Bros. their large lime of
Hardware. The change has been
contemplated for some time, but only
of recent date has anything definite
materialized. The gentleman who
take possession are both past the
Hovice stage in Hardware. w. Stree
bel comes from Beaverton where he
has been in the HardN are business
for number Of years. Carl Stroebel
of Ishpeming is already well-known
in this vicinity having been in the
Hard ware business at Central Lake
for number of years.
We predict for them utmost sue
cess and feel sure that they will con-
tinue to give the citizens Of this place
first class Hardware.
AS for the retiring gentleman w.
A. Lovedav-we will have him with
MS vet as he will most likely devote
part OF his attention TO the Electric
Light Plant here--which is one OF the
hest IN the state. Mr.. Loveday has
been connected with the Hardware
business here for the past II years.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-04-30

in the old office. and much needed
room on the mems ward: the sun par
lors (1S97) furnished an important ad-
dition; the nurses home 1S98), PERM
itted one more room In the old build
ing to be used for other purposes, be-
sides bringing the nurses under one
roof, and also supplied dining-room.
The transformation Of the old laund-
ry into an insulation hospital $685.,
small as it is, has been OF lnestimabe
value, not only in assuring reater
safety TO the wards, but in teach
ing. Patients with smallpox, scarlet
feaver, diphtheria, measels, and even
one of pest, have been safely demOnst-
rated TO the students, as they could
not have been in the basement previ-
ously used. The hospital now has
perhaps the most complete laundry
plant in the state; and the heating Of
all the buildings is done by IL boiler
house specially for the hospital. The
occupation of the western pavilion ia
1901, when the homeopathic depart
ment left this building for new hos
pital in another part Of the city, ad-
ded room for about fifty more patients
besides more room for laboratories,
and another amphitheater. Finally
in 1904, we find the Palmer ward and
the psychopathic hospital completed.
The hospital now has about 2l1 beds,
including three in the isolation hos
pital. With the exception of the is.
Olation hospital, the beds are filled all
the time, with patients often waiting
for admission to the hospital. The
medical. surgical. gynoclOgic, and
neurologic clinics have each labora-
tories where the necessary diagnostic
work can be done; the new buildings
give room for an X-ray apparatus,
aud place for the more thorough use
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-04-30
# water as a remedial agent.

of water as remedial agent.
A hospital that has no wants, how
ever, is in perilous state, and the
University hospital is far from being
in that situation. First Of all must
be mentioned a number Of new wards.
The two main pavilions we're planned
for Ill beds, instead Of the Isl now
In use. This means that the wards
are overflled, and that frequent over
hauling and repairs, so necessary in
any place where much work is being
done, are impossible while the over
crowding lasts. The Palmer ward
and psycopathic hospital will not re-
lieve this. nor will they meet another
pressing want. The doctors are still
Oblidged To keep at least three dis
tinct classes of patients, shat is, pa
tients belonging TO ii rec different
clinics, ia every ward. This involves
a certain amount of minor unpleasa-
ntness. sometimes, To patients, and
it interferes very seriously with the
teaching.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-04-30
A THOUSAND DOLLARS THROWN AWAY

Mr.. WV. Baker of Plainview, Neb.,
writes: "My wife had lung truble for
over fifteen years. We tried number
OF doctors and spent over a thousand
dollars without any relief. She was
very low and / lost all hope, when a
friend suggested trying Foley's Honey
and Tar, which Idid: and thanks be
to this great rmedy, it saved her life.
She is stronger and enjoys better
health than she has ever known in
ten years. We shall never without
Foiey's Honey and Tar and would ask
those afflicted TO try it," sold by L. g.
Madison.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-04-30
Russia the Under Dog.

On the one hand we have Russia
the most formidable military power in
sthe world-with her huge army Of
picked young men, case-hardened by
their early life, Injured to privation;
blindly courageous; simple, honest
and pious, asomewhat lacking In
initiative perhaps, and apt to be at
q loss II their officers are killed, yet
withal splendid type Of soldier.
She is fighting six thousand miles
away from her base, and these six
thousand miles for many months of
the year lie across vast waste of
snow and ice where the temperature
is mostly below zero.
On the other hand we have the Jap
anese-hshermen in stormy seas,
pirates. mariners. born fighters;
active, aggressive, full Of initiative;
bold, resolute and cunning warriors,
and fighting practically on their own
ground. They have an army known
to be one Of the best drilled machines
in the world. a navv superbly manned
and absolutely up to date in torpedo
practice.
Under these circumstances, il is
difficult to understand why Japan
should challenge our sympathy as the
under dog 10 the fight. 1t is Russia
who Is the under dog,--From the Met
ropolitau Magazine for May.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-04-30
The Hospital of the University of Michigan.

w.
Henabed
to he above ospi
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-04-30

Don't miss the Matinee this D. m
at Loveday Opera House. The Hunt
Stock Go Present "Only Country
Girl" Prices-School children 10c
Adults 25c
No seats reserved
Doors open at 1: standard time,
Curtain az 3 O'Clock.
A fue opportunity for people IN
the country TO take their children TO
dne enteItainmept In day time.
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StGtiitif Scr Snnd)- nnb Sclblt.
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6 6icngo, SG, 4. Son.

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Nim uerfloiienen Sabre pllroen
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Die SelbitmoroiGGe in sen @cr.
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ueriloileucn Sabre mar S597, oapon
$3.50 MGnner mh 3212 Sruuen. Sm
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HSobrc mar cin iortIudbrcn0cS be-
trGhtlidcS Slnmad)ien Der 3ubl ser
SebenSniIoeu 6u pcrjcIdnell.
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begimnt.
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SranDes nidt sluftros geaeben NOR.
oen, ole nu6 Dem 3ulbauerrallm
fiibrcnoen &entilations. .Shahte 5u
lcblie6elt.
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Naiicr &illlclm ipridlt ieiu %c-
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&prlcbiing Sic irnO oas mnerifunis
iGe &olf i'm fiinftigen Sabre Dor
iolGen llnalsds fG(len bemahren.
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Der cinnldl yacl0it".
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Selua's prad)tuplics StaatsgebGnSc
Id)len Ocm llntcrsange gelueibt
III Ieim.

, eS aDi ines. Soluo, 4. San.
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6elierabrlllIt Die eiuen Sd)nbcn bon
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Eabc orci .Dtillionen Collars ulige.
rlitrt lpuroe, Dem llntergange ge-
ipelbt. Us gelang ben beroiihen gln.
ltrenglmgen Der tSeuerpe6r, oe@
Sranbcs oerr 5il lperoen, ebe er iein
&ert pollenOen fpnnte. Iic Siblio.
tbef lullroe gerettct.
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@er,ucsenc &Guber.
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ltnicrc Eanama-Eplitif.

@ q ibin9ton, 3. g., 4. San.
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fam Gerte cine Notimoit beS ErGli-
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Oes iiil9itcr omerifaniihen 8e-
ldi6te hebdnoelt, melhe bisber bonn
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pielfud, perbrciteten @e6cuptlurg cut=
GCAcn sic omerifdniidc Ncgicrltn0
hcba Gle Ncpuliltiou IN Faunua an
acjCttclt obcr gei0rocrt.
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&GrhcrcitcnSc Scrcmunic snr Scligs
iprcd)unG Der Imngfran uon
Orleans.
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