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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

The Bible study class which is con,
Quoted on Wednesday evening at
Bethlehem Presbyterian church, Pleas
ant avenue and Twenty-sixth street. G.
K. Ingersoll, has just begun the study
of what the scriptures teach of God,
Jesus Christ, the holy spirit, man, re-
demption, etc. This general theme is
designed to be a help to the entire
Household Of faith
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

DR.: Fayette L. Thompson breaches
evening the last sermon in the series
of "Messages From the Sea- spe-
cial topic, "Harbor Lights; or the End
of the Voyage-N This is the conclud-
ing service Of DR.. Thompson s second
year in the passionate Of Hennepin Ave
nue. church and he will make some OBJ
servations on that fact
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-21
OgrOmne Zadanie.
Albert Lechman

By4o to ogromne zadanie podjac
~leczenia tax .ciezk'ego przypadku
choroby merck, jak to G: F Collie
"a z Cherokee, Ia lecz lectr'c
Bitters tego dokona}o. On pisze:
,.Moje nerki tax daleko dosz}y, IL
ME mog}em siedzieG ma krzesle bez
poduszk,; i nawiedziony dolegll-
wynn b6lem krzyza bdlem g}owy
nrzyguebiony. W Elektric Ritters
iednakze znalaz1em lekarstwo, i
pfzez ME powr6ci}em do zupe}pe"
90 zdrowia. Polecam to wzmacnia-
jace lekarstwo wszystkim majacym
slabe nerki, watrobe albo zo'adek.
Gwarantowane przez M. J. Kowa-
lewskiego aptekarza; cena 5)c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-21
TAME raty do San francisco
Los Angeles


|koleja North Western. Raty *
kursyjne q pierWszorzedna podr6z
Z doplata $500 "a tykiet zWrotny,
uskutecznione beda ze wszystkich1
stacy Cd IS czerwca do I Lipca,
w~4acznie 2 uWzglednionym okresem
czasu do powrotu. Try pospieszne
pociagi wprost do Kalifornii dzien-
ME. Pospieszny pociagg ~nadbrzezny,
nawskros elektrycznie o%swiecony,
ME zupe}ne try dni W podr6zy do
San Francisco. Pospieszny pociag
do Los Angeles, elektrycznie ma
wskro6 oswietlony, ktdry idzie no-
wa droga przez Salt Lake do Los
Angeles, 2 pokojem rysunkowym j
wagonami sypialnemi ola turystow.
|Inny pospieszny dzienny pociag
Jest ,,The China & Japan Fast
Mail", z wagonem rysunkowym l:
wagonami sypialnymi dla turyst6w
do San Francisco i Los Angeles.
Pc opisy i blizsze szczeg6}y zg}osiG
sic do agent6w kolei Chicago &
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-21


drzwi sic rozwarly j wpadl do
iadalni J6zik, wskoczyl "a
tapczan j rozciagnal sic pa
MIN, jak dlugi.
81 wa, toe przez te
j jesc bede mnia} vie
Gel j spae wiecej rzek}
Monisia slyszysz, bratem ci
.bede, DO mi sic krzywda przez
ciebie ME dzieje.
- Bodajby nigdy sic ME
dzia}a - odpar}a dziewczyn-
ka; puscila turkawke, kt6ra
wskoczyla ma belize pu}apu,
sama siad1a ma tapczauie i
SkurcZOna Zal91a maleukle
miejsce u n6g J6zika, usne1a
niebawem twardo, pos}anie
by}o takie miekkie i pe}ne
wont przyjemnej. Mic ME
s}ysza}a, gdy nazajutrz To-
liwa dosiad} konia, dowie-
dzia}a sic dopiero PREY snia-
daniu, re go niema W domu,
ale ME smiala zapytat, gdzie ]
POGO jecha}...
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-21
Okropne strachy.

Pewnego dnia dostaaiesz okrop
nych strach6w, skoro' poczujesz b6l
We >wnetrznosciach j obawe zapa~
LENA klszek Ratunek ley " DR..
Kings New Life Pills, lekarstwo
skuteczne ma choroby ~wnetrznotci
, zo}adka, jake , ma boil g}owy,
z61taczke, zatwardzenie, it'd. Gwa'
rantowane przez M. J. Kowelew-
skiego, aptekarza Tylko Csc spr6.
b6jcie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-21
Sieve il siOdlarZ.

Spojrzyjcie jeno W te strong, s
zobaczycle to czegoscie jeszcze do
tad ME widzieli, DO teraz nam ma
sk}adzie W moim szapie move Sic,
(poszorki) ko}nierze, holftry, 1ejce
it'd, wszystko W jak najlepszym
pierwszorzednym sk}adzie; szyje
nawet Sic pod{ug upodobania, spo
rzadzam stare,-a wszystkio ro6le'
po jak misunderstanding Genie.
Prosze o }askawa. panied moich
Rodak6w z Puckiej parafii.
Wasz Kodak
Albert Lechman
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-21
Grunta! Grunta!
Grunta!

Stoczterdziesci tysiecy ARROW.
Prey kolei Great Northern,
oil drogi, ~pomiedzy Minnea-
polls, St. Paul i Duluth. Obej
mule Kenebec, Mile Laos j
przyleg}e powiaty. Zawlera
n%ajlepsze biotniste, dobrze
namocza}e grunta, obfite W
zwierzyne i ryby. Dzikich
jag6d obfitosc. Najlepsze STA
no W ca}ym p6 nocnym "a
chodzie. w stycznosci z mai
lepszymi targami W kraju.
Observation-Disclosures do cho-
WI bydla. Juz obfite " NILE
czarnie. Jedna W Mile Laos
Wyrabia diva tysiace funt6W
masla dziennie. Grunta te So
ma sprzedaz przez:: The Mile
Laos Land & Loan CO.. La
twa wyp alta. Kupcie sobie
siedzibe, kupcie zaraz farme
ma W{asnosc. Me traccie czasu
ma dzierzaWie, skoro taxa
sposobnose wan sic nadarza
9 blizsze objasnienia zapytajcie.
Is. M. Rutherford, $50 Olmsteaa1d
Str. Winona, MINI. albo j. V.
Sikorski, cor. 18th g Mankato ave.
ktorzy niedawno nabyi wielkie OBJ
szary v tel sekcy1.
z. N. rutherford, agent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-21
Wieczerze.
Zaraz przyjde odpar1


IBolek.
/ zajal sic rozes}anliilem sia-
ia ma tapczanie, poczem do
pjero do missy sic zasiad};
mlodsi chlopcy skohczyll ]uz
wieczerze, vice wybiegli ma
dziedziniec poigrat jeszcze
swobodnie, Mon;sia siadla "
katku z turkawka i cos sep
ta}a do ptaszyny, Magd;a Cd
dali1a sic z
do alkowY, zostali PREY stole
we. dw6ch: ojciec 2 najstar.
Sym synem. Zoliwa oparl
|1okiec 0 st6}, glove ma d}oni
.po}ozyl i znizonym g1osem
m6wi} do Bolka:
- Music ostawi6 dom i
ziemie ma jakis <czas pod
twoja opieka; W sprawie sic
|rotv chce dotrZee do kr6la;
skrzywdzili ia Eli ludzie, spra-
~wiedliwoS6 powinna bye jej
wymierzona... Wyjade lutro
o swicie, kiedy powr6ce ME
wiem... Pamietaj o tenn wsza-
kze, re ME chce, ably dziew-
czyna wiedziala, gdzie i POGO
pojecha}em; z matka jug
m6wilem, jej tylko mozesz
%wspomniec o tenn, zreszta
przed nikim ami s}owa, TO-
zumiesz? .
Rozumiem odpari
,Bolek - dziwno mi tylko,
lie kto6 m6g} s~krzywdzic tie
niezbudke; toe kamieh chy-
ba, ME cz}ek.
- Kto ia ~skrzywdzi} jak,
lego eli teraz ME powlem,
trzeba mi pierwej %sprawdzic,
czy ,dziewczyna prawde mo-
villa - rzek} Zoliwa dotre
al do Odolan, skad pochodzi;
|wypytam starannie miejsco-
wych, abym 6mia}o m6g]
stana6 pred kr6lem, pew
|nym bedac, re W s}uszne]
|staie sprawie.
- %Sprawdzic, czy prawde
|m6wi}a - powt6rzy} jakby
tonem urazy Bolek - sp6jrz-
|cie W jej zrenice, ojcze, a
|powiedza wan, re ona ME
vie, co %k}amstwo; szczerosc
z Mich swieci i dobroc j pra-
Usmiechna} sig Zoliwa.
- M}ody %jestes, vierzysz
latwo ludziom - odparf -
jam JUL W niejedne oczy
patrza}, tom ostr6zniejszy.
Rzek}szy te s}owa, po-
wsta}.
Ziemie, dom moi, make,
braci i .sierote, oddaje pod
twoja opieke Boles}awie, czu-
wajze mad tenn wszystkiem
pilnie, p6ki ME. powr6ce =
doda} uroczyscie.
Bolek pochyli} sic do n6g
lego.
- Badzcie spokojni ojcze,
lax mad skarbem cZuwaf bede
= rzek}.
Zoliwa da1 mu reke do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-21
Kara BOA a..
Powiesc historyczna ola luduI
.s i miodziezy.
(Ciag dalszy)

80 IVA u#5S## rET@|I~ 80 GEE-
chwile Monisie, musiafa az
zamkpae oczy, wszed}szy do
izby, a potem czas jaki6 mru-
gala powiekami, wisusy Smile
Ii sic z niej, lecz ona razem
z mimi, vice Zoliwa syn6w
ME }aja}, owszem rad by} tel
weso}o6ci. Nareszcie oswoi}a
sic re 6wiatlem dziewczynka,
otworzy}a oczy i siadla ma
lawie obok najmlodszego z
rodziny, a w}a6nie Magdta
pocze1a roznosic missy z NILE
klein warzonem, zasypanem
zscierkami; try postawi}a na
stole: jedna ola meza i siebie,
druga pred Wickiem i Mac
klein, trzecia pred Monisia.
- J6zik przysu6 sic -
rzekla - ty z siostra jesc
bedziesz. r..
lynn razem ch}opiec sic
ME namarszczy}, lecz uprzej-
mje przysiad} sic obok dziew'
czynki.
- Pewno jesz mniej cd
Macka? - spyta} 20 s}odkim
usmiechem.
Roz6mieli sic wszyscy, q
Monisia odpar}a weso}o:'
- Ola mnie jedna }yzka
ola ciebie dwie, zgoda?
- Zgoda - odpar& zado'
wolony.
Dzieci je66 pocze}y, Moni'
STA pilnie uwaza}a, by je!
towarzysz zdazy} zawsze dwie
}yzki zje66, zanim ona jedna
do ust podnios}a; zdoby}s
sobie jego SERGE odrazu. J6zik
patrza1 ma MIA przychylnie.
coraz to 0 cos zagadna}, u.
pomnia} sic nawet o chleb
ola niej, gdy matka zapom.
nia}a po}ozy6 drugi kawa}ek
obok ich missy.
Juz wszyscy Jedi z apety'
tenn, >glo6ne mlaskanie ust
rozlega}o sic W izbie, gdy
drzwi sic r~ozwar}y i ma pro-
gu ukaza} sic Bolek: ma pie
each dzwiga} pek siana, sznu'
rem przewiazany, W drugim
reku trzymal %turkawke; siano
rzuci} ma tapczan, pod sciana
stojacy, ptakiem zblizy]
sic do Monisi i rzek}:
D"otrzyma}em s}owa,
masz zywa turkawke, to sio-
strzyczka tWoja.
Monisia az zar6zowi}a sic
Z radosci.
- Jaki ty dobry = szep~
ne}a.
- Kiedym dobry, to mnie
poca}uj, bratem wszakze two
i'm jestem, m6wi}as sauna -
rzek{ Bolek.
Dziewczyna wspie}a sic ma
palce i poca}owa}a go.
- Bede ci siostra wierna
i, pos}uszna - .odpar}a, po-
czem z turkawka pie6cic sic
pocze}a.
= Jedzze, mleko stygnie
- zawo}al ma MIA J6zik, kt6-
ny podczas tel rozmowy kilks
1yzek ukradkiem zjad}.
jedi sam, ia mann do.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29

A romance of interest surrounded the
wedding Christmas eve in Eureka of
r. H. Smith, mine operator of Man
haitian, New, and Miss Helen Francis
Hetchings, daughter of the Chief of
Police of sthe Humboldt County
guests at the Hotel ST. Francis in this
city.
Just twenty-six years ago to the
day and the hour after Miss Hetch-
ings' parents were welded and in the
same room in the Hetchings' home,
1139 Third street, Eureka, she became
the wife of Smith. Shortly after the
ceremony they left on their honeymoon
trip. which will include a tour of the
West, after which they will reside in
pretty home the groom has pur-
chased in Manhattan.
Up to year ago Smith was a travel
ing man. His dUties took him into Ne
vada and there he met A A. Stanton,
locator of the Yellow Horse and other
rich mines in the Manhattan district.
Their acquaintance soon developed into
a business association. and" said
Smith yesterday, "the hundred dollars
had when / got there soon grew into
what 1 consider a fortune
AS soon as Smith could adjust his
affairs he went to Eureka to claim his
bride. He was accompanied by Arthur
H. Smith, cashier of the Bank of Man
haitian, who was best man. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Edwin
Francis Brown, who had been friend
of the bridegroom since boyhood.
Mrs. Smith is granddaughter of T.
McBrown, who for forty years was
Sheriff of Humboldt County. an office
he held during all that period as a
Democrat, though the county is nor
mally Republican. Her father has held
the office of Chief of Police of Eureka
for fourteen years.
During his eleven years on the road
Smith was known as straight Smith
| by his friends, a name he won not only
| from his business methods but from
the fact that he is an unerring shot
with revolver.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29
on Montgomery street, 1876 feet front
on Bush and 1905 feet front on Pine.
SALE AND LEASES MADE

AbrdhamSon Bros. & Co. report the
following sale and leases:
Southwest corner of o'FarreIl and Fillmore
streets, for account of Flora G. Pryor. who
represented by Madison & Burke. 62:Gx
S7:6 feet, with improvements. to Crocker
Straus & Friedman; terms private
For account Keil Estate Company to Maurice
on wes ne Of Trd nou
Stevenson. for a term of 8 years at total
For account Thieben Gordon Company to B.
Baior, the Hotel Regal. containing 96 rooms on
east line of Third street, 72 feet south Of
s4a.cSs Eslss%. for 10 years at total rental Of
For account Mrs. Henrietta Lewis to T.
sa sree beween Ga and
at total rental OF S14. 400
For account oGt Westsrfed Co. & to N G. G. Cor.
and Hayes street for Az years. at total rental
For account Robert Ward to B. Baior, build
ing on Third street. south of Folsom, for 5
years at total rental of $1o,5oo.
IMPROVED PROPERTY SOLD
The following property was sold by
Healy & Gillespie this month:
For $500 @ lot and seo SOILS;
from Fifteenth The consist Of
an old house of thirteen rooms. The purchaser
is Gustave selo and the seller Mrs J. Stokes.
For $500, lot 2Sx127, on north line Of Clay
street. 212 feet east from LAUREL The pur-
chaser is A. Tam and the seller Henry Kunst
well street 100 feet south from Twenty second.
improvements consist OF a seyenteen-room house
are the purchasers, and the Landers Estate the
sellers.
street. 75 feet north from Army street I'm
/ provements consist Of three fats in good condi.
ton. The purchasers were Patrick and Norah
For sib. 900. lot a2x127, on north line of Clay
street. 116 feet east Of Webster. Improve
ments consist of a house Of twelve rooms. r. L.
Wheaton was the purchaser and Toba Lichten
stein the seller.
For $4,000. lot 25x1oo. on east line of Castro
street IS feet north from Henry street. I'm
provements consist of two hats of 6 and rooms
The seller was August Tutle and the purchaser
For $1,000, lot 2txl25. on west line Of No.
street, PAT feet south from Nineteenth. Improve
| chaser. was A. De PAUL. and the seller Julis
Af"ne':s For sasoo. lot 25:ex114. on north line Of
Twenty sixth street between Castro and Colling
wood streets improvements cottages Of
rooms The purchaser was Michael Dolan ant
For $4,000; lot 25xll4 on north line of Fort
cottage of rooms. The purchaser was Ami,
Buckley and the seller A. NJ. Sullivan.
There are several big deals about
closed by Healy & Gillespie, one OF
Church street, near Market. but the
buyer and seller do not wish thei,
names mentioned at this time W. ]
Healy of the firm also stated YESTERDAY
that the present was the best month
the firm had had in selling for many
years, and predicts 1907 will break al
local realty records. The firm report.
| the demand for choice property to bt
far ahead of the supply, and that Will,
buyers think that prices will fall II
| 1907 owing to foreclosures of mort
cages by the banks. they will be very
much mistaken, as interest on mort
cages is being paid up by portgagor,
promptly, and the banks are willing t,
loan all the money desired.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29
FINE BUILDING IN
LOWER MISSION

to the Board of Public Works yester-
day for a permit to erect a reinforced
concrete building on the northeast cor
ner of Mission and Spear streets. The
structure will be five stories in height,
devoted to stores and loft, and Will
cost $119,000.
A. Aronson applied for a permit to
expend 100000 on the reconstruction
of his building at Mission and Third
streets, which was greatly damaged
last april by fire.
Applications for building permits
were filed by Lee Yum, Waverly place.
near Clay street, $12,650; H. Fisher,
First avenue, near Clay street, $4,000;
Mrs. Dean Evans, Twenty-fourth street,
near Castro, $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29
SCHOOL BOARD WILL SUE
WEIGHING INSURANCE COMPANY
Educators Wish to Recover Full
Amount of Loss Resulting From
Burning Of Lincoln school

At meeting of the Board of Educa-
tion yesterday it was decided to sue
the Alliance Insurance Company for
$4,000, due on the Lincoln School, which
was destroyed by fire. Notice was
served on the board week ago that
it would better compromise for SO
cents on the dollar. The directors de-
cfded to fight the four-bit company,
and have instructed the boards at
torney to bring suit at once
The Alliance Company says 1t is go
ing out of business at the beginning
of the new year, but in event that suit
is commenced against it before that
time it will have to pay any Judgment
rendered against it, President Alt
mann says that the attempt of the
Alliance Company to welch" will be
effectually blocked by the suit.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29
NEGRO BURGLAR ARRESTED

Policeman James McGrath Of the
Harbor police station yesterday ar
rested A. M. Gather, colored, for burg
larry A few nights ago Gather spent
the evening as the guest of two colored
men of his acquaintance. The follow
ing night he made another visit, un-
invited, and went away with every
thing he could find in the way of wear
ing apparel. When arrested yester-
day he was wearing one of the stolen
suits
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29
BUSINESS HOUSES REWARD
FAITHFULNESS OF CLERKS

VIII Close Up shop Next Monday to Al
low Them to Recuperate
From Holidays
In order to allow their employees a
short respite after the strenuous work
which they have done during the
Christmas holidays all the leading busi-
ness houses along Van Ness avenue
have agreed to remain closed next
Monday. AS Tuesday is a holiday this
will give the employees vacation of
three days-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day.
"The clerks have earned a much
needed rest" said Mr.. Costello of the
firm Of O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., and
other merchants voiced his opinion.
Among those who have signified their
intention of staying closed for the three
days are the White House, the City of
Paris. O'Connor, Mofratt & Co.. Davis.
Schonwasser & Co.. the D. Samuels'
Lace House and Newman & Levison.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29
New YEARS. at Del Monte

Many society people and Others who simply
sea are going to Del Monte over New Years.
Several automobile parties are planned There
out-of-door sports are in order Parlor car from
San Francisco direct to hotel, leaving daily 1T
a. m. and p m. The latter train stops
at San Mateo and Palo Alto to receive passen-
gers. Special round-trip rates, good returning
Wednesday, 81. Inquire Of any Southern Pa
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29
SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT

George Waltravers, alias George
Rowe was sentenced yesterday by
Judge Lawlor to year in jail for an
assault with a deadly weapon COM
mitted some time ago while Wal
travers was under the influence of
liquor. Waltravers formerly served a
sentence in jail, but since his release
he has been living a steady life, hence
the courts leniency.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29
Uhl Brothers Will Build on Property
Secured for Thirty Year Term

lease which is the largest all probability contracted since
April negotiated Academy of Sciences and
h Brothers, the wall dealers the site OF the academy
former building Market Fourth and Fifth The
lease thirty the consideration considerably
million and half dollars William H. Crocke Joseph Grant
and E Moera handled the
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29


PROPOSALS for Paper for the Public Print
ing and Binding-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived until January "a 1907. at 1880 O'Clock
A.. M. for furnishing the paper for the public
printing and binding for the year ending Goth OF
before and the award Of contracts to be made
by the joint committee OF Congress- ON public.
printing to the lowest and best bidder for the
interest of the Government the committee re-
serving TO itself the right to reject any and all
bid bids as its Judgment of the best interests Of
Detailed schedules of the description. aran-
tity and quality Of the paper required accom-
ing the regulations with which bidders must
comply can be obtained by addressing chss. A
The contracts viii be entered into for supply
ing such Quantities of paper may be needed
The estimated quantities set forth in detail
in the schedule comprise:
125,ooo resms machine-hnish printing paper.
24x3S-
2o,5oo reams machine finish printing paper.
3Sx4S.
$500 reams sized and super O. rendered white
or tinted printing paper: various sizes.
II5 reans antique machine e-hnish printing
$500 reams % white & writing III, paper. loft dried.
5000 reams cOlOred writing paper loft dried
various sizes and weights.
24,3oo reams white writing paper. machine
dried, various sizes and weights
5000 reams 'ss cover paper. various sizes and
1000 pounds Of best plate paper
$4,000 pounds OF best map paper
706. 600 pounds superfne (single and doublel
coated book paper.
100 reams manila paper. various sizes and
weights
404. 900 pounds bond paper.
5000 pounds artificial parchment. various
Sizes
1000 pounds parchment deed
10000 sheets plated bullet patch. various
Sizes
155.OO sheets cardboard. various eoIors sizes
1880 900 sheets bristol board manila tag board
weights
e.240 reams first class ledger paper, white
blue. laid wove, various sizes
and weights.
$500 reams second class ledger paper. white
or blue, laid or wove, various sizes
and weights
1,450 reams tissue and copying paper
20 rcams blOtting paper. any required
color and weight.
3S5 reams marble. comb and lining paper.
various Sizes
$50 reams typewriter paper. various sizes
and weights
535 reams letter. note and quarto-post
paper
100 reans white French folio. 1Tx22 inches.
1900 sheets parchment 15x21 inches
Proposals win be received for one thousand
reams more
By direction Of the joint committee Of Con-
gress public printing
CHAS. A. STILLINGS. Public Printer
Washington. D. c. December 10 1905
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29

See the old year out at SWANS Cafe,
1113 Post St. below Van Ness. Music
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29

OFFICE. CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER.
San Francisco. Cal. December %. 1905
Sealed proposals. in triplieate, viii be- re-
eeived at this Office until IL a. m, January
IL, 1907. and then opened. for furnishing all
material and labor and constructing 25-foot
addition to present pumphouse. installing 40
ting and connecting 23-h. p Scotch boiler and
connecting same to 10-h- D. vertical boiler. at
Fort Mfley. Cal. in accordance with specica-
tions on dle in this office The Governments
reserves the right to accept or reject any ol
all bids or any part thereof. Blank forms Of
proposals and all necessary information can
be obtained on application TO this office All
proposals to be inclosed in sealed envelopes
and marked Proposals for addition 20 pump
house. Fort Miley" and addressed 10 CAP.
TAIN b. H. CHEATHAN Constructing Quar-
termaster. 10s6 North Point St
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29

Neil O'Niel and Karl Eber, the ferry
jewelers., now at 1744 Fillmore.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29
Market Street Lease IS
to Bring S1,50O,O00

he Academy Sciences Uhl Brothers
OF Fourth The
lessons viii Immediately eightsoy class
building. The lease over Sl,5o0,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29
Russ HOUSE LOT

Thomas Magee & Sons have the ex-
elusive option to lease the former Russ
House lot on Montgomery street and
have some prospective tenants for the
entire property, which is 275 feet front
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
Prof, D. LONGS to the Rescue.

Prof. d. Jones. OF Macon, Mo-, who
STYLES himself champion speIer Of the
world'-and far be It from The Herald to
dispute it-has thrown down the gauntlet
fair and square. at the feet OF Mr.
Roosevelt Mr.. Carnegie. et al, and
rushes manfully. II unwisely. to the res
cue Of the English language. Prof
Jones declares with no uncertain ernpha-
sis that he viii have none Of this new
tangled and so-calIed slmpIfed spelling" g"
Indeed, he comes right out IN meeting
and speaks it so ali may hear.
Prot. j.. Jones, as a glance at HIS name
VIII convince. believes in simplihed and
abbreviated initials, but simphfed spell
ing hls him with woe and fierce mental
distress So wrought up has Prof y.
Jones become over the matter that he
proposes to hurl all the weight Of his
championship against it.
After all, who shah blame the pro-
fessor? What's the use being a cham
p'5n of the world IL spelling is to be
made SO easy that every one may be q
champion? Indeed, it looks as though
the whole thing may be deep-laid plot
against Prof u. Jones-a plot to render
his claims TO the championship ridiculous
and thus hold him up TO public scorn.
10 deprive the professor Of his business
as champion, as well as render his pre-
eminence as "a speller null and void,
would be little short Of cruel.
Were the professor Of the common
herd. who never are quite sure Of half
The words they attempt to spell. he
might have more sympathy with the ef-
forts now being put forth TO make the
spelling business easy. But, being a
champion, we readily concede the sound
ness OF his position, and cordially com
mend his courage.
We had thought the Missouri mule fixed
3U=s0uus claims to everlasting fame Sc
cure. but If that is getting shaky. We
may depend upon Prof d. Jones 10
tighten up the rivets.