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The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
Both Editions Shouted.

Salt Lake Tribune: The people of Illinois have
pronounced decisively against the continuance of
Albert J. Hopkins in the United States senate. Rep
resentative Foss runs him very close race for
first place, while Mr.. Mason gets about half as many
votes as Hopkins. Dividing the vote into ffths
therefore, Hopkins gets about twoffths, Foss nearly
two-ffths, and Mason little over one-hfth Three
ffths of the republican voters of Illinois pronounce
against Hopkins and want somebody else for senator
The Deseret News true to its position of ignor-
ance, fanaticism, and folly pronounces, therefore,
that Hopkins has been indicated
The Tribune refers to the Salt Lake edition of the
Deseret News. The Boise edition took the same
position, simultaneously showing the common origin
of the thoughts that find expression in the two widely
separated editions Wherever there is Mormon Or
gan, it is Hopkins friend for Hopkins was the de-
fender of Smoot the representative of the hierarchy
The Boise organ alleges that it is not sustaining the
church of the sants-that it is merely trying to save
the democratic party from Gentle destruction But
when the Boise edition shouts in unison with the
Salt Lake edition the triumph of the far away
friend of the senatorial representative of the apostolic
body, it exposes its championship of the whole Nor
establishment and places all the Wallace boilers
in the same class
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22

serious effect the party of prosperity and in the
west there is rebellion against the methods of the
republican party and its refusal endorse the re-
forms that the people of the west demand.
Another sign of the changing times is the position
taken by Mr.. Hartman, who is largely in
terested in railroads than any other man in all the
world. He says it will not make a bit of difference
to the railroads whether Mr. Bryan or Mr.. Taft is
elected
The philosophy of Mr. Hartman could not have
existed in 1896 or in 1900 1t is evidence of the re-
turning sanity of capital which is beginning to assure
itself that the the corporation that obeys the
laws is always safe under a government by the peo-
ple whoever may represent that government
eminent since 1896, when of the radical repre-
sentatves of corporate wealth in New York declared
that Mr.. Bryan would not be inaugurated should he
be elected
born lines when republicans of New York and I'LL
nos organize democratic clubs and the leading rail
road magnate of the country dismisses all apprehen-
sion in the presence of probability that Mr. Bryan
will become president of the United States.
Mr. Bryan accused of ambitions that would again
defeat his party said: 81 have done nothing but
preach the doctrine of democracy" He has been a
good preacher too for he has taught the people to see
beyond Mr. Bryans personality to the better govern
ment he would teach them to attain
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
Sherman's Narrow View.

James S. Sherman has been formally notified of
his nomination for the vice-presidency by the re-
publican convention and has signied his acceptance
in address.
Mr.. Sherman took up the paramount issue" raised
by Mr. Bryan in his speech of acceptance, shall
the people ruler" declaring that people do rule
and have ruled.
This was to have been expected of Mr.. Sherman
machine politician of the school of Cannon, Aldrich
and the Others who imagine that their despotsm is
the rule of the people.
He is not mentally equipped for any other inter
probation of the public condition, having devoted
all of his public life to usurpation of the functions
of the people in his defense of the interests
1t not to have been expected that Mr. Sher-
would take any other view of the patriotic
sentiment uttered by Mr. Bryan, for he represents
system that must be overcome before the people
really will rule.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
Republican Democratic Club.

A newspaper paragraph sent out under Little
Falls New York heading and published under date
of August 6th tells the following story:
twenty-five republicans in the town of West Win
field today organized Bryan and Kern club. John
t. Morrison is president It is called "The Hard
Times Republican Club" Most of those who joined
farmers, but it numbers several mechanics who
have been out of work for months. West Winfield
has always been republican. This year. is claimed,
Bryan will carry it.
This item of information was sent to the New
York World and it has been several times duplicated
in that paper in substance from other places in the
far east. The New York papers are not Bryan boost
and not seeking that class of information
With "Hard Times" republican clubs in New York
and "Taft and Stevenson" clubs in Illinois, the pot-
cal situation seems very much out of joint:
In the far east the industrial depression is having
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22

1t was during address of about three hours at
Norfolk Nebraska, that Senator La Toilette who
says he is republican, assaulted the A1drcf-Vree-
land currency act, created by republican congress
and signed by republican president He said the
law was passed at the instance of the Morgan and
Rockefeller groups of financial vultures Mr. La
Toilette read the of senator's and representa-
tives who voted for the measure and held them up
to the scorn of his Nebraska audience
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

group of men. He leaves no understudy He has
never trained one to fill his job.
When Hartman left Chicago he was sick man
He has acute stomach trouble and is perfect
glutton for work He counts the day lost that does
not embrace 16 10 hours given over to nerve
racSing toll Besides which he is nearly 60 years
old He is more important to Wall Street than
any two of the seven presidential candidates.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22

E. w. Chain, who formally notified last Tues
day of his nomination for the presidency by the pro-
hibon party keeps within the spot light of the cam
paign. He was all but drowned in a swimming
pool at Lincoln Then he shifted himself to Spring
field just in time to be knocked down by brick while
protecting negro from a murderous mob These
were the opening acts, and there are yet two good
months of spelbinding before him.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22

An "even money bet that Bryan will carry the
state of Illinois is the proposition put forth by
sporting politicians of Chicago. E. P. Morris,
former member of the Illinois legislature, a caller
at Farvew last Saturday, assured Mr.. Bryan that
the democratic ticket would command many republi-
votes in his state and would win there
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22

Tammany Leader Murphy seconds the prediction
of State Chairman Connors that the state of New
York is safely in the democratic column and will
give its electoral vote to Mr.. Bryan. The early
campaign is developing some rare promises
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
Nothing to 1t, if True.

The Boise Citizen says The Scimitar Charges"
Moses Alexander with being a Jew Well, what
of it? Isn't Jew good as any any other per-
son? The Scimitar thinks SO, whatever The Citi-
may think.
But The Scimitar has not charged" Mr. Alex
ander with being a Jew. 1t said, speaking of the
boilers at Wallace: They capped the climax of
their absurdities in elevating Jew to the position
of factional representative of the church of Jesus
Christ"
And that is all it has said upon the subject of
Jews
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

4 little girl came In from school
one day very Indignant because she
had been kept In TO correct her prob
lens after the others had been dis
missed.
Mamma" she said. "I'u nevur,
nevur speak to Edna Bates again rs
long as live"
Why dcar7" asked her mother.
Because" pouted tho little maid
because copied all my xamples from
her. and every one OF EN- was
wrong. New York World.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

Apply kerosene oil with roy
"hen YOU put your stoves away for
summer and it will prevent ,hem
from rusting.
10 Remove u Rusty Scrrw.-Apnly
r"d-hot iron 10 the head for a shor,
time. the scTew-driver 10 he used i'm
m"diaieiy while hot.
tor Mussluito i,ites.-Put 10 drons
81 refined carholic acid into a full
ounce OF rose water: shake we'll and
apply when needed.
Charcoal freshly powdered and
put In the milk room. will absorb
gases and impurities. and should be
used continually.
To Whitcn C1othc~.-A tcaspoon-
ful of hora1 pu, in tho last rinslng
water will ~hiien clothes surpris-
ingly- Pulvcrize so II will dissolve.
To R"storc Color Ia Drs~s Goods
When caused by an acid fiemon for
instance. apply AMMONIA tn neutral
IL" the same. and then chinrofor,n
In most nil cases II will restore the
original color
MRS. G. W HARDY.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

stum. ....t.. -, -,
=, A.
A,ots ,,tay., % h,.... ,h.x ax.,,,t,,~a
from th. rf.uf witt fail nm .bc has
ts,.., ..~...x $50 ..r,.s,,s..., A,.- tn...
ing all ~ nm, variety -, ,.,. nt.r,.
zig t,u thu. t..ss aa cnr,x as ,,c,aas.
bio a foo, a...u
,,+
,t ... -. =.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

.waatsocser asaA @a~csA saas shall he @lso
rwap
Dear Aunt Mary: This ,rxt waR
torcibly impressed upon the when !
visited "A dear old lady on her seven
iy-second birthday. She had children
Of her oan. an orphan niece sad
nephew. and All orphan boy and Girl
10 raise. ycs there was room In her
heart for all. And although scatter"
Cd from Sew YORK io Florida. there
~aa not one ot them NIL but Fctn"tss~
brrcti IL waa the -ash Of February
and her birthday
fsut thsnk what touched her most
wam boa nens by one Of her slases
aho ~rus 10 New York saou after
the war. aud whom she had not Hcrn
since II In refreshing. tn these day"
ot race anita gonisfa. to n"r tho friend
ship that existed between .pistTcaa
and servant.
The orphan niece whom she had
raised wrote that In the fourteen
years she lived Ia the home not one
unkind word did sh. hear from her
lips. The boy wrut. that he would
neysy forget sitting on the roadside.
sith uoa her. 10 go. that one of her
sons took him home on Christmas
eve. and in few hours. when The
family haf Christmas tree. there
sas as much on II for him nm for her
osn children, and In his four years
So \ - h. "a Ykn
and that her Kindness had kept him
many times from growing bitter and
despoud,nt
This dear old lady ts my mother.
and thank God for such II heritage.
Alamancc Co -. e. A
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

MesHra Editors VIII some one
advise ~. how 10 fix my yard to
make 4, show To- N" best advantA Sc ;
Ny hou~c H. situated in an cim grove.
the trees ar. set in long straigh;
rows. and III" road In front ~ The
house divides III" grove almost In
halves. and the barn and stables are
on the opposite sid. Of the road In
front Of the house. Just a very Ntil"
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20
soap Suds for Cabbage Lice,

Dear Aunt Mary; One OF our read
ers asked how 10 destroy lice on cab
bagc plants. | will give my plan
Make suds OF Octagon soap. sprinkle
the lice-infec'ed plants and the
suds Will kill all the lice II hits with
out tnjurinE the plants.
LtcfE CLAYTON.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

Keep pulling out weeds all sum
mer.
sprinkle the seeds every day.
Water the bed thoroughly every
lie" days during The whole summer.
Pick your flowers every day.
Flowers require attention all sum
mer. Farmers Advocate.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20
FARM FOR SALE.

Eal-acrr saft9a otto t4t3n from rrwnch Can't
Good ~ hnsoss Astirras J - FRANKS
Rr n Nh /. Weir Miss
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20
How Would You Improve These Home
Crounds7
n rub ~ om- tsvrI~a
Would tn In n Doz An.wc

beyond the grove hav. grass aow.
ID in the front yard that extend I
nearly to III. road. but Il seems To
M" this looks a little awkward ut,lraa
II MAS sowets over tho other part OF
the lawn. but tt would. get sramnl"d
down snscd suyw here else.
The WcIl In In tho front yard a Ill
I'll" 80 of" side The yard t. not sa.
closesi ~iil be thankful for any ir-
formation. u UiGH.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

.wha,acese. = nsaA &awesA la sA&j3 sse @ls~
rwap
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

Corn Is selling for over 81 per
bushcl cash. Peas are readily bring
ing $3.50 per bushel The farmers
are awake to these facts and are
planting corn. lots of 1t. and will
later put in a big pea crop.-Monroe
Enquirer.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20
let us Have Several Answers From
Our Readers

Dear Aunt Mary: Can some one
tell me how 10 make watermelon
flnd preserves without going 10 SUI
gar Also how to can sweet pota-
toes and roasting ears
FARMER GIRL.
johnson Co. n C.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20
Referred to Our Readers.

Dear Aunt Mary: viii you please
give mo recipe for making cottage
cheese ] L. FtTRELI
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

| will die In the last ditch. Viii
liam III.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE; TO BOND HOLDERS or HONOLUL
PLANTATION COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby given that. pursuant to the
provisions OF that certain Mortgage dated the
executed By the Honolulu Plantation Company to
Mercantile Trust Company OF San Francisco. az
Trustee. those certain a, nlgs1 TO- 2. soe
desizDated by their numbers. were, on the NTH
day OF December. 1908. selected. drawn and
Crowded Id n said mortsass said bonds
so selected. drawn and designated for payment
ConDapy OF san Francisco az number 464 Cali
fornia street. IN the city and County Of Ssn
One Thousand (1.0OOl Dollars per bond and
crued interest. on the first day OF February.
Comnsny for PAYMENT redemption and cancel
lation. as provided in said Mortgage. and inter
est thereon shall cease from said arst day OF
Feb-uary 1900 Any bond holder who may de-
sire TO surrender his bonds for cancellation be-
fore r1 , Of @ oSe 'P PnoossDd aDd
Dollars per bond and interest to the date OF
The following are the numbers Of the dfty-
six l5e] bends selected. drawn and desig-
8. TO- II. 81 s2. SO. 81. 80. Se. 81: %. 50.
&C. AZ 49, 80 q. 40 2 2 o. ~ S69' o6o Sa9 Sa9
go o50, col s52 goo 961. 962. 964. 994, 9e6.
seT. s9s 900. 1000. 1O01, 1902. zoos. 12oS. LOG.
dated San Francisco. December 4 1905
'Ss'I' President Honolulu Plantation Company
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
WHEREAS. Under and by v-rue OF the terms
OF a certain Trust Agreement. IL has become
necessary. in order 70 carry into effect the pro
visions thereof TO sell lease that certain busi-
ness situate in the City Of san Diego. state or
California and known the CAFE UNION
RESTAURANT AND GRILL, together with the
bars furniture fixtures. crockery- silver ware.
and general kitchen equipment thereunto belong
now THEREFORfs Notice is hereby given
that IN accordance with the provisions and unde-
the authority OF said Trust Agreement. sealed
bids for the purchase or lease OF said CAFE IN
ION RESTAURANT AND GRILL will be re-
ceived BY the Trustees up to January 9Th, 1902
The right to reject any ana all bids is reserved
Terms. cash.
newly and eIabOrately furnished throughout. ~
entire equipment is first class. and its location N
the SPRECKELS BUILDING. at the corner
OF d. and Sd streets. the best IN the city
The inventory OF the property involved together
with said Trust Agreement, Is on ME in the
office OF the undersigned in the Title Building
No. S41 9th street, San Diego. California. where
bids should be left and all communications adj
dressed.
BY order OF the Trustees
Sec'y Wholesalers Board OF Trade.
San Diego. California
HAVING bought nickelodeon at 45O Castro oe
Hugo Legler. hereby give notice that am
not responsible for any outstanding debts
prior to this date, Dec 21. 190S.
TO the People Of CaIifornia-My wife, Joseph
inc Palas. left my bed and board on her own
vOlition. and I shall not be responsible for
any bills contracted By her hereafter;
MONEY made daily and Call Want Ads help to
make It, Advertise your wants. make them
known 70 the public through Call Want Al
An investment. not expense. For fuu par
ticrlars read Call Want Ads daily
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

CAPABLE businessman with ST. 100 can secure
large interest In high class manufacturing and
commission business; salary $150 month, be-
sides dividends; must be capable OF taking full
charge of plant; present manager to take out
side work for the firm; you can not ind bet
ter opening than this; business in fine financial
condition. BAIRD & PETERSON. o51 Fillmore.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
BUSINESS CHANCES

O. r. HAMMERsMITH & CO.,
576 GOLDEN GATE AV. NEAR VAN NESS.
S4,25o-REDUCED FROM $1,000; best tran
sient corner IN town; 113 rooms 81 per room;
all rented; income $500 monthly. II You look
ing for a SNAP this, the PRICE and
INCOME ARE RIGHT.
HOTEL. CORNER. NEW; 33 rooms; clears
$50; fine location; terms.
$6oo-LOW RENT; near EDDY and VAN
NESS AV.; 10 rooms; elegantly furnished; BAR
GAIN.
LBRY: near large school; CHEAP.
$500-HAT RENOFATORY; clears $3.50: snap.
We have BARGAINS in apartments, rooming
houses and furnished Oats.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE
A. CAMERON & CO..
MOVED to permanent LOCATION,
TIA MARKET ST. Magee building
Rooms 30l and 302, opposite The Call.
Where best bargains are found in hotels apart
ment and lodging houses. fats.
WE'LL furnished, 40 room house; rent $3.50
good location; all full; clearing $500 month; one
Of best buys in city; price 49, 600.
CENTRAL located house. 35 rooms; rent $50;
well furnished; going at bargain.
DOWNTOWN house. 20 rooms; rent $3.50; good
furniture and making money; price $4,000.
IN order to close an estate VIII sell cheap,
roomiDg house, new building, new furniture;
modern: terms. Address $40 9Th st. San Diego.
EDDY ST., sos and slo--ls room double fat; first
class furnished and house keeping rooms; fine
lOcationi illness reason for selling.
JOS. SKIRM & CO.,
II Geary ST.. San Francisco.
021 Broadway. Oakland.
San Francisco Phone, Douglas 3237.
80 rooms; apartments; Oakland; splendid home
and good income; superior furnishings; rent 500:
cost over $1,000. but viii sacrifice, with terms TO
good parties; house is beautifully arranged.
corner in Oakland; rent less than 81 per room;
owner has mining interests and viii sell easy
terms exchange for real estate.
JOS. SKlRM a CO.. 92l Broadway,
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1861 Fillmore at
near Post
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
HOUSES, FLATS, ETC.

HOUSES TO LET-OaI<land-F'urn
bungalow 8 rooms baths; every
modern convenience; situated IN heart OF Pied
mOnt's best residential district; large grounds.
fruit trees, flowers. etc. Inquire s. T. PEN
BERTHY. care Wickham Havens, 1912 Broad
WAY Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

FINE OPPORTUNITY.
Reliable man with $3.50 and services can Sc
cure One-haf interest in established paying busi-
ness downtown; experience unnecessary If IN
dustrious and willing TO learn Apply $50 Mar
ket St, room 207.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA -DtUKHfY FUUTyAf
HELP WANTED


EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Employment OfEce-GeneraI con-
tractors: furnishes best help. SS1 Sth ST.,
Oakland. Phone Oakland 315s, Home A4J13
JAPANESE EmplOyent and House Cleaning Com
pany. s37 Clay St; tel. Oakland 1884. Hons
A2446
JAPANESE Emp. and House Cleaning Co.. 81
9Th s.. Phones. Oakland a522. Home A3522.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

LADY wants lady partner for office business
with capital Of 500; can make SIS dny. Call
between 10 and o'clock, 1928 California ST
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
MARIN COUNTY REAL EsrATE

FEW lots in San Rafael. near Union dano+
for S125 each; S25 cash. So month: no inter
Rafael. or MONTGOMERY & co Ak Eaoss,.l san
ST. San Francisco. - y
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

ELEGANT. corner, now ready 10 rent, Civ
ing grand opportunity for a hat shoe store,
with fine new, modern room nat connected;
Sunset, the fast growing district; rent reason
able. Apply cor. 11th av. and ST., and GREG
DRY, 1929 9th av-, Sunset
FOR SALE-SPLENDID SANITARTUM SITE:
valuable property; located within rife shot OF
the city limits Of Los Angeles; natural well,
water highly mineralized; valuable for medic
1nai ana table uses; assets of company
sist of real estate, bottling works, barns,
etc, to the value Of $50. 600; delivery of wa
ter to regular customers shows good profit.
which can be largely increased; a splendid
proposition; VIII sell at a bargain; part cash,
balance In California lands. Address 7. C.
WAUGH. 500 ii. W. Hellman bldg, Los An
geles Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
REAI. ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

500 600 Fruit ranch; fine imprevemenfS- 5-c,o-
sediment soil; nicely located; good i5con,ee
producer; for sale exchange for San Is,
cisco. Oakland or Berkeley inside I,rolsrs
her particulars write II. A. MARcKItF
COMPANY, San lose. Cal. owners
MARKET ST CORNER
Apartment house; 50 rooms; cement .sislevVa n,
and sflkheads; built years bcamcfl ard -,
eied; hardwood floors; viii trade for eorne
lot IN burnt district fat north Of Narlef -.
NAME CO., 10 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
rYPEwRTrERs AND SUPPLIES

MONARCH Visible Typewriter-1n the Monarch
Visible Typewriter all OF the writing Is ia
full sight al the time: other makes. second
hand, 81 very reasonable prices; we rent, re-
pair aud inspect; before purchasing ring up
Douglas 4il3. or call at 307 Bush ST. WOLF
a INSENBRCCk dealers
T1PEWRITERS-W are there 25J Montgomery
ST.. the location. and continue 10 oJer IN.
cdBalc6 bargains IN thoroughly reconstructed
fypeNrters al makes. rebuilt in our own fac
Der month
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
HoUsE kEEPING RooMs-BerkeIey

PRINCE. 1907, So. Berkeley-3 room apartment
neat. sunny. modern: $. f.. hey Route, Oak
land cars convenient; adults preferred; cheap
to light parties
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
ROOMS AND BoARD-Berkeley

PLEASANT, sunny rooms, with first class board:
references. 2J11 Durant av.. Berkeley.
THE Oakland Branch OF The Call is at 46S Elev-
enth ST near Broadway Phones. Sunset Oak
land 10SS Home A2375
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

FOR Sale-New. modern house OF IL rooms Sss-
gated In best locality; CT Homer av Paio
Alto INQUIRE at premises. ~''
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

STOCKS and Bonds Bought and Sold:
Wanted, 300 Monterey Coal Co at. is
81, 900 Ocean Shore r. r. bonds at $3.50 90
For sale Ocean Shore 4. r. bonds at. 200. 90
1000 shares Monterey Coal Co. att 20
1000 shares Pacific Fruit Cooling &
~ at ...........s. So
All rubber plantation stocks cheap
200 shares California Pressed Brick
at .ss,-. 50
graph At 30
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

FOR esle-S240; owner away; doing fair husi-
ness now. $40 per day in season; best located
fruit and vegetable store in Berkeley; year
lease; team, cash register; stock must be sold
quick Box 1880. Call office Berkeley.
LADY or gentleman with $1,000 assume
half interest in 8 clean. conservative office
business netting 25 per cent per annum; ex-
perience unnecessary. Room 419, First Ma
tional Bank building. Oakland.
WILL sell to lady who wants to go in bust
ness something new In California: will sell out
fit and formula and teach; party realize
good money small investment. MADAM
REED, phone Franklin as.
FIRST CLASS Call route for sale in Oakland;
circulation increasing rapidly. Apply Oakland
Branch, The Call, 46S 11th St. or 1854 11th
sv.. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
PALo ALTo REAL Esr.rn

HOMES, Investments. lots, ranches. acre nronar
ties BROWN < WILSON. Santa Cruz CsI
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

MONEY made daily and Call Want Ads help to
make It, Advertise your wants. make them
known 10 the public through Call Want Al
An investment. not expense. For fuu par
tirrlars read Call Want Ads daily
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

G. r. HOFF.
Sec'y Wholesalers Board OF Trade.
San Diego. California
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
Observation-Disclosures

ALL court reporters recommend Gallagher Marsh
BUSINESS College. 464 Devisadero ST.
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
925 GOLDEN GATE Av.