davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-07

AS long as they last you will buy
two papers of pins for Ic. Two cards
hooks and eyes &c. One paper of
needles &c. In fact c.here in notions
will do the work of l5c elsewhere.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-07
Rain or Shine the Battle Goes On :
Going out to all the people.

Rain or Shine the Battle Goes On h nave put d our wGa out
half dozen going to be put out for bait will find plenty trying
the other will find the greatest futteng red
which door in
We Going to Talk Dress Goods Want % snro aes vs sfo V
We them direct the them they
the
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-07

Ten yards of the best
calico for Ioc with all pur-
chases of $500 or over
throughout this big store.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-07

FIRE, SMOKE and WATER backed
by the sheriff could not make the
prices we do for the next thirty
days. Come, Join the procession
and partake of thousands of bar
gains that await here for you.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-13

hledne fizeni Matice Vyssiho VIDE
lani povstal pfitin jakychkoliv,
jisto ie, ze priibehem jeflo &c ukaza-
10, ze veden ie vice mike misty,
nezli iine pfftiny a tax jake jed
ma ylasfoeka nedela lato. tax ne
kolik jednotliyed K y1li' syym osob-
MIN pohnutkam q skodolibosti vfiei
tax dobremu podniku, jakym jest
Matice Vyssiho Vzdslani, nemohou
"byti pfikladem tenn, jimz skutetnt
se iedna 0 to, ably dobra vec vftezila
Ia prospfvala.
xv Stavebni dfivi yseho dru-
hu, dvefe, okna, chilly > vibec vse,
co do oboru toho nalezff Pfijd'te
pfesvsaiae Sc nezlf koupite jinde.
Northwestern Laffnber q Wreck1ng
Co., IA. & Koadway, Dale and
University and 7s0 W. 18th st. St.
Paul. Albert zaehssrss ffiiditel.
2e-tf.
Thomas B. Clement, banker
praskle banky We Faribault. Mimi,
souzeny pro zproHeyyssffee ban lEeF-
mich vkladd, byl techto dnd uzndn
porotou vinnTm "a bodd zalobe
Iproti nemu vznesene Pravnfk OBJ
Izaloyanaho podal hned zadost no.
IvT soud. Jednanf 0 zadosti te jest
Iodlozeno ma 10. listopadu. DO te do
| by bisae Clement poneehan pod za-
Irukou ma syobode. Trest ma kaz-
Ids bod obsazeny zalobe ie cd petit
do desfti roki yezenf. Clement ie
l75 rokui star{ a siab5 nenf mnohe
ina,ieejje, ze by pfettkk;s!! ] ,ainimAlni
ltrest.
/ s~ Pfi kupoyani bareg mejte
lvzdy sna rnysL, be ty nejlepsi jsou
nejldeinejsf. Stearns barvy pokryii
vice plochy a uspokoii lspe, neil
lime barvvy trhu Jsou zaruteny ra
Is rokd. - prodei il vsech prvni
tfidv obelsodnfki v barvach ma
Sem ohefode Anferlcan Paint Mfg
Co.. &c East srd - ST. Paul.
36-tf.
r v sobotu meskaI zde "a OBJ
chodni zalezitosti p. JOS. Starry
Renyille, Mimi, a pfi to pfilezito
sti pfisel sc tez ma mas podivati. :
lP. Starry bydlival drive Nebrasc'
la as pred desiti lety pfestehoyai s.
do Minnesoty, kde cd te DOLBY dobf'
sn mn yede
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-13
& Zprdvy re St. Paul. =

sp&u*kf+ p$k1 FfSs I+* *pakSsFpafI*s1T
eleny, ktefi budou do kruhu jed
noty uvedeni dne @. srpna pr W.
letu fddu Orel, u. g. B. J., do Mont
gomery pofadantn. Vseehny fady
4. G. b. ] V ceIe Minnesota isou
uctive zyany X iicasti ma oslaye zalo-
zeni fadu Montgomery.
ar Potfebujete-li natfeni neb
baryenf domi, vylepenl. .pokoii, fla
drovanis (graining) &afeb jakykoliv
druh yiAlfnich assnkovnfch praci
kn ozdobc cesicb domi, poslouzfm
ochotne. RaMT prace zaTu1teTia. n y 8
pozadani ,se Najde vsady. Josef
Brouk, Use CusA ST., st. Paul,
Minn. 25-ts.
Almost Ikhaml srodinou pfi-
iel sem tyto dny Cech ku svemu
bratru Jos. Ikhamloyi. Zdroven
lpfiiel sem Czech Jaroslay Opatr-
my. Bylo by Il pratt, ably sem pfiii-
zdietiio vice cccsfkyScfh PffiisttssiEisvsiieaa.
Mohou-li jine narodnosti naltzti
zde dosti prace zam6stnani, nenf
lpfiGiny, proc nemohh by Sc zde pra-
I've tax dobfe usazovati take Cesi.
lKazdl Czech mel by k tomu hledeti,
Iby co MONA neiyice kraianti Sc me-
vi nami nsadilo.
= John Svehla Faribault,
Nina. N saezll..a zae nAyzt9yon u p.
| Fr. NoyAka.
n zkuste Kaslpvarsks zaludac-
lni Hofke vino medAke 4 Aeznata, II
Ineni lepsilio ltku - choroby za-
lludetni. Jen KarioyaFskf Vas u
lzdrayf. as-3kr.
= F. w. Bandhauer. pfIruci O.
lISresniho pokladnika Ou5aze, Ncb.,
"a jeden celn5ch tapsisich Cechi,
pfekyapil mas syoii .savsttvou minu-
liz tyden. P. Baudhauer pouzil let
mich prazdninea pfijel se podiyatl
ina nektere see zname do st. Paul Q
Minneapssfs. Cd mas pax odejel ma
delsl ~podivanou do Milwaukee, Wis
= Jak isme liz sdalili, usnesli
Sc zastupci Ceske syob. skoly, ze ms
=
sbSt; odbsyAn d6tskS skelni ySlet
lspojenf Sc zabavnym skolnim pro
gramem. Ia tim uGelem vyzyyams
ysechny rodiee, jichz ditky ku skol'
lpFinalezi, ably tyto Sc do jednoho do
: staviiy do skely pFisti sobotu. tax q
J BY jim molly byti dlohy rozdany
Jak1nile v5bor, ustanoveny k vyhle
dani pfihodnsho mista, poda zpra
; vu, kde kdy Sc bude vIlet odbyva
til. pfineseme tom ohlasenf. hfez
tim casem ie tfeba, aby tilohy dosta
Ily se do rukou zaaki.
sr Mate-li neco ma prodej ane
! lhledate-li nejake zam6stnani, nebu
!. de vas oznamka sttaattii nnoiio, kdy
. To date do Minnesotskgch Noyin
isme jisti, ze sc yam to yyplati
: zkuste to. IT,
b r r. Stantk, znam5 obshodnil
G Isc zcieznYfn zbozim -eaTortfi
: Mimi, meskal zde minuly tlden .
: lobchodem lituieme, ze nasledker
Inasi nepFitomnosti nebylo nam ms
+ zno sc nfmiksetkati.
i ~ MedoyA Vino dShey Win
b lTonic) jest y5tdsQsslN pro plicni
. prsni neduhy; katar . iin
: "''t".ss!,'''s'S zen, VIZ ss.s.r.
- pad fsanb 10 fN@ - ~
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-13

praynik Otakar Sobotka se
syoji manzelkou re Silver Lake,
deli zde II svych pfatel pres nede-
Ii. pfiieli se take podivat ma dc-
stihy automobilistn.
r VIM. MoslowskJ, znamf maji-
tel slovanskeho hoetince ma James
nj, podnika znaene oprayy ma SVEN
hostinci, ktery hodla zvetsiti
ysim pohodlim opatfiti.
*w Ma prodej 40 akrn pozemkd
: dnman q stAii. pramahita yoda
tete skrze pozemek. 25sakrn vide
ldno. Proda Sc laciuo bud "a hoto.
ve neb ma mffaa spIAtky. Pozemek
tento naleza blfzko mesta st.
Paul. BIizzi podfabnosti sdeli ad-
rainistrace sfinnesotsk1eh Novin.
70 minuiyciil nEkoiIk aiIi od-
aksais % nasem maste d0stffls au-
tomobilistn, ktefi sieli se sem "a
timto iitelem ze vsech mist celeho
severozapadu. ba nj : Kanady, tax
BE mesto ami ze slaynostni nalady
neyychazi.
v pondsli dohotoyena byla
price ma ynitfnf opraye vyzdobe-
nj sine fadu Cech, c. s. r. $. a die
ysestranneho iisndku nalezi dix edo.
bitcli teze p. Jos Broukoyi, ienz iak
neiltpc mohl yeSkert prace ma iejl
zafizeni proyedl.
I Kdo hy ii pfAI Ayousedadlovj
lkofar, neb jiiis axahy koeari, po
VOID neb vozii .enecFSr rAae zastavf !
eeisle ss3 With 81, II
Mat Bernhard, ii rokh sta
rS ccsky hocb. zijici rodi6i na
Logan nl., nal6zal se ma yyjizdct
IN bicyklu Ii feky q byl nahodol
trcfcn kuli riflu do kolena u no
hy. kule roztffktila mu kost a CHA
pee hned klesl X zeni. Jeho sou
druh zayazal mn ranu satkem a do
nesl ranentho do mesta do nemocni
ce. VzdAlenost la obnasela dye mi
lc od mista melody Lekafi se obaya
il. ze budou muset hochoyi nohu 0
dejmout. Policie ma popis tloyeka
ienz okoli pred osudnou chvili by
WIDEN 4 riflem.
= Jiz 20 kolik roki nebylo TO
lik vody fece Mississippi jak
prava nyni. Nasicdkem stalych dc
sfn, jcz po nsjakou dobu byly n
dennim pofadku, vystoupila voda
mnoho stop mad normal mnoho G
byyatela ma nfzinach poJA feky By
10 nuceno n rysttssii1oxzf.
~ poji9axSsN ohm, blesku
setru u tech 5sI,ssch speleenos' !.
YAM oD5raM upDrNaA spoieiiilv0 ]
n. Matlach pisarnz MinnesotskSc
Novin. 27-tf
los. EriztAfek Chicago. hs
yall obcan ST. PaulskF pfijel se D
diyacettii iisstecil podiyati, iiak TO I'd
vypada rozumi &C, zc byl pokrt
KEN mesta od IL DOLBY yelice pfekvi
pen.
So L6karnici a JIM kesti obchos
nici obdrtli zasillspeC Coloradsk5c
letiyych nisalaE Eaf vim yyrabenye
A. v. koubog oulder, Colorad
a sice karldFarskf salndetni Ho
kt Richse's Honey Waae Tonic.
s-3kr-
II. r. Sklenaf Albert Pal
tek ieli do Montgomery, kde, 10
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-13

TfsTF7 S7FTTTf
nehledt ma mike 1toky vedene po-
sIedni dobou proti Matici Vyssiho
vzdelani, povolil opetne tastku 80
k tomu ndeli. podav tax pfiklad ma
sledovani hodny Af jiz spor q
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-13

II. r. sklenaf Albert Pale
EEK ieli do Montgomery, kde, iak
nam sd6Iih, zaIozili rad Il. G. b. j.,
ienz ponese jmeno mesta Montgo-
merry. ZaGatek ulintn vice jak 20
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19
IGNORANCE OF ONE ANOTHER
BY WALLACE RICE.

of penalties 0 a
- Eveni in
IN
possib o
this city the blood relatives
of
all his nghbor When know
of them the fol
is
With
andu to
of
tamil
the a
of
is
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of
no k
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19
One LARGE VILLAGE
Is THE QUAKER
CITY,
THERE is only one modern fat-house
in Philadelphia, perhaps half a dozen

HERE is only one modern flat-house
in Philadelphia perhaps half a dozen
modern hotels, and no tenements
such as all other cities have by the acre.
There is no large proletariat in the city,
and such as exists is due to the influx of
derelicts from abroad. AS a rule, the
Philadelphia is. we'll employed the year
round There are about three hundred
thousand residences in the city-more
than in Greater New York and London
com bned-and most of them are owned
by the people who live in them. Almost
two hundred thousand of them are two
story houses with six or seven rooms and
bath, generally a stable back yard,
and in the newer portions a little front
yard and porch. Mechanics buy these
houses through the building associations
and mortgages from the trust companies.
Such houses cost from two to four thou
sand dollars apiece-the latter would
seem like mansions to many New York
crs. They rent at from $12 to SIS month
with an average of about SIG. Those who
are aware of what rents are in other
cities can see that in this respect the
Philadelphia is much better off than
most of his neighbors
This insularity, due to the original vii
lage system, is enhanced by the home
feeling. Philadelphians, as a rule. are
sober and Woodworking men with FAM
lilies. When man comes home from
work it is not necessary to fly to the
nearest saloon to get comfortable place
to sit. He has his little parlor, his back
yard, or his front step. There arc hum
dred of miles of streets TO be seen on
any summer night in Philadelphia where
the father and mother sit on the porch
or steps and enjoy the sports of the chill
dren in the streets. The man does not
care for the street corner. The home
spirit seems to be dominant. If he were
not comfortable at home, he would go
where he could enjoy himself, and many
of them do But it ought to be plain that
people who stick so closely to the hearth
stone are more conservative than those
who flock out of human beehives to the
streets as soon as they have their meals.
The Philadelphia is called slow because
he is not prone to run off after. some new
idea. He is like the farmer In the re-
cesses of his homestead, who popders be-
fore he acts. Because the home is so
largely developed. and because the city
is composed almost exclusively of native
Americans and Germans, the women have
a much wider influence in Philadelphia
than anywhere else in America. and they
EXERCISE it.-From Philadelphia CIVIC
Outlook" by Joseph M. Rogers in the
American Monthly Review of Reviews.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19
COMIC OPERA RECIPE.

Get a jingling, jangling tune, dan
seuse and buffoon. and an or
chestra that murders all it plays,
And chorus of a glory that is all an
tique and hoary, and you'll soon set
up show that really pays.
Get a heroine that's pretty, and steal
what you thinks witty from every
blessed opera that's known.
You need not feel computations, for in
getting up these functions con-
science is thing one shouldn't
own.
Let there be pretty Sally of
sprightly corps de ballet that used
to win applause in ancient Rome.
Get some puns that are fearful; they'll
make people weak and fearful. till
they have to be removed and taken
home.
Then get man half-witted, who is
really to be pitied, and style him
"a comedian on the bill:
And write some love songs stupid,
dragging in pNor luckless Cupid
and buy a lot of costumes fit to
kill
When the structure is completed and
the audience is seated, you'll sit
back and count the sheckels at the
door
You'll know in your inmost spirit many
folk will come to hear ii, and after
every number yell for more.
Bits.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19
REST A LITTLE, PLAY
A LITTLE.

Rest a little, play little,
Every passing day:
Don't be fool enough to think
Of working life away
Rest will fit for better work,
And play will bring good cheer;
These things count for much, tell you,
In the sojourn here.
Rest a little, play little,
Signs and tears will come:
Store up all you're able
Of the sunshine. while there's some.
Pluck the flowers along the way.
For evening comes so soon,
Then you'll want the memories
OF happy hearted noon!
Rest a little. play little.
Man was made to toll.
But not to crush his spirit out
Amid the worlds turmoil.
Life is giv'n for something more
Than just to dig and plow.
Get that something out of life,
And, brother, get 1T now
Rest little. play little.
Every passing day:
Don't be fool enough to think
OF Shaving life away.
Uphill clfmbing's hard at best;
Brighten up the way.
With now, my friend, little rest,
s And now little play.
Philadelphia North American.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19
KINGS TOUCH.

man was once condemned in Afghan
istan to have his ears sliced off as a
minor punishment. He had a powerful
friend. however, VINO was much attached
to him. This friend begged the late
Ameer. in duly submissive tones, to allow
him to perform the operation, favor
which was granted. However. the anna
teur begged the Ameer to show him what
portion of each ear he wished to be re-
moved The Ameer accordingly touched
them lightly. Whereupon the ingenious
and courageous-person proceeded to
quote a passage in the Koran which said
that anything touched by the representa-
tive Of the Almighty became sacred. The
despot smiled grimly and forgave them
both
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19
EVOLUTION OF A NAME.

Two men who happened to be Journey
ing across Western State in the same
railway train became so well acquainted
with each other that when they neared
the station where one of them was to get
off they expressed their mutual pleasure
in having met, and exchanged business
cards, says the New York Sun
One OF the cards bore this inscription
"Geoffrey d'Arneille, attorney at law.
Williamville Ohio"
"Williamville?' said the other man.
"Why, l lived in that town when | was
boy
well, this is coincidence. l was born
there and have lived there all my life.
II used 10 play with a boy named Jeff
Darnell. Maybe you. know him.
"Why-er-I ought to know him., said
the other, looking somewhat confused.
THAT was my name. Sorry l can't talk
to you longer This is my destination.
Good-by''
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19


of
inllg is
In
objec actua
meet n o o a
him in
herordero
At human God ALL
in lnatur o
desires INTO
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19


"a. HATCHETT.'
1 sincerely believe that when two hui
man beings love each other each sees the
higher self, the real self. of the other
the self hidden from eyes that do not
view with loves sight.
/ maintain that love can see more than
reason because love can see deeper than
reason.
Reason. applied in this sense, is capable
only of surface judgment. Love is quail
fled to look below the surface-beneath
the crust-far beyond the outer rim of
vision. And it sees a worth that is really
there.
1t is impossible to pronounce true judg-
ment without love. Every day of our lives
we misjudge the people about u.s. We are
near-sighted, and nothing but love can
remedy the defect. We cannot judge any
man unless we love him.
Reason-the discernment of the intellect
sees the shell, the crust. the surface
person, with his faults, his limitations.
his imperfections. perhaps his vices, and
pronounces it's own verdict
Through love an entirely different YER
dict is possible. Love penetrates the outer
disguise and really perceives the poten-
tiaI god or angel within.
This is not mere theory-it is truth. III
we are to believe anything, 1t is just as
rational to believe the evidence of love as
it is to credit the evidence of reason
Love has its own objective sight, just as
reason has, and the noble qualities. the
beauties and PROJECTIONS apparent to love
are just as real as the imperfections per-
eeived by the superficial intelligence we
call reason.
You ask if love discovers this hidden
worth because the imagination is stimu-
lated and idealzes. 1t depends upon
what you mean by imagination. | think
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19
STREET CAR MEN.

TREET railway employment in the United States the sub
of very elaborate study in the latest bulletin of the
- Bureau of Labor The form big
their rapidly increasing The daily safety
of people depend much Them they work
continuously in the public and subject the give and
likely life
affected by society Aside from its direct appeal in this way, the
study of value sociology indicator of general industrial
prospects throughout the country
When that the average wage of these from
day, and that this they be picked
and healthy body and alert mind and that the
petition for the Places sample report there oryone app
of the varied previous training and employment
plainly that this 81 day
the value Of who have skilled pro-
fession and found demand for their services therein
To be acceptable for strictly within
the limits OF their greatest powers companies
maturity and As old
the The fairly good while lasts but desire live
The chosen be of fairly good stature
of moormen they have weight Thus the
earning picked
skilled trades large majority of the find that sufficient
support families.
We employing 100000 in service,
other onefourth
greatly improved what former years and for much Of
this the bulletin gives credit the
very exausng per day. they
thirteen Since the introduction of
the Of much higher grade In of the
have been passed the of the
tendency is for the occupation become
lar trade with body of working
conditions The summing that the development has mani
tested merely tendency in the direction ameoraon
be regarded completed process"
sbeena spirit him than
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19


SUBMARINE CABLE = Subscriber,
city. The first successful cable across
the Atlantic was laid in 1858. and
there was communication by such ca
BILE between valentia and Newfound-
land August g. The possibility of tel
egraphing under the sea was demon
strated in 1912 by Professor Morse.
who stretched a submarine cable be-
tween Castle Garden and Governors
Island and succeeded in transmitting
an electric Current from one end to the
other, and some time after that an
nounced to the Secretary of the Treas
ury of the United States that "a tele-
graphic communication on his plan
might, with certainty, be established
across the Atlantic 1t was not until
1854 that Cyrus w. Field proposed that
the idea of Professor Morse be carried
out, but it was four years later before
the practicability of submarine teieg-
raphy was demonstrated.
MORMONS-W G., Santa Clara, Cal
The church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints, commonly called the Nor
mon church. was organized April 6,
1880. by Joseph Smith at Fayette. Sem
eca County, N. Y. 1t was established
with six members. After being driven
by mobs in different places they set
tied at Great Salt Lake. Utah. under
the leadership of Brigham Young. in
1S47. He was the first president. and
was succeeded on his death in 1877 by
John Taylor. who was succeeded in
1887 by MILFORD Woodruff, who died in
1893 The present president is Joseph F.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19
DRAWING THE LINE.

Househunter-We have three dogs, four
cats, two parrots, six canaries and a
mockingbird.
Householder-That will be all right,
ma am.
Househunter-And we also have a-hem
"a very smalI-er-an exceedingly small
er-baby.
Householder-Great Scott, ma am!
wouldn't rent you the fat for a thou
sand a month.-Puck.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19

Smith, and he with eleven others
constitute the Apostolic quorum The
total church membership is 500. 900.
and the, number of elders 1900.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints is a sepa-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19
PSYCHOLOGICAL SIDE OF LOVE
BY ANGELA MORGAN.

particularly
side
faults Is
Please
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19

rate body. having it's headquarters at
Lamont, Iowa. 1t was organized IN
1851. and is presided over by Joseph
Smith. son OF the prophet Its enroileo
membership is 10000. and IL has S0'
active minister's
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19

extreme OF
the is dspaye
collar anda in
%
the fitted velvet belt The sleeve Of extremely
modr
motifs
full
a heading Three of vevet Inn he
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19
A WISE CHILD.

Pop.
Yes, my SON.
why don't they sell wood by the ton,
too?"
ITS too light. l suppose.
"Why. a ton of wood couldn't be any
lighter than the ton Of coal we set, could
it, pop?"-Yonkers Statesman.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19

Townsends Gala Glace Fruits. in ar
| tistic fire-etched boxes. New store now
| open, 767 Market street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19

The death rate among the white race in
Manila is under 10 per 1000, while that of
the natives is over so.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's) 80 Cali
fornia street Telephone Main 1O42-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19

Selling out entirely. finest eyeglasses. specs.
20c to Soc look out for 81 4th front barber.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

THE GOLDEN GATE-C. C. S., San
Jose, Cal The steamer Golden Gate was
destroyed by fire fifteen miles from Nam
zanillo, four miles off short July q, 1862
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-19

The Mikado has been spirit
absorption
humanity people-Kansas
City