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The Yale expositor., 1908-04-24

Having decided to move away, Mrs.
J. A. Vincent will sell by public auc-
ton on saturday, April 25, her house
hold goods. Sale to commence at two
D. m. See ad on another page for list
of articles. Residence opposite the
Catholic church, Yale. Geo. w. Bell,
auctioneer.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-24
Horse Sale

Ryno y Cavanagh will offer for sale
on Monday, April "a, at the Feed Barn
ale, 70 horses ranging from 1000 to
loOO pounds in weight. Parties wish
ing to dispose of horses are invited to
enter them In this sale. A few sets of
harness and several buggies will also
De soiu. sale commences at one o'clock
p. m. sharp. G.. W. Bell, auctioneer.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-24

Best interests of the Community In Which We Live.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-24

Unless there is daily action OF the bow
els, poisonous products are absorbed,
causing headache, biliousness, nausea,
dyspepsia. We wish you would ask your
doctor about correcting your constipation
BY taking laxative doses OF Ayers Pills.
-Msds By the ,. Q. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-24
ATTENTION LADIES

We have just received line of Lace Curtains all prices
Our spring waists arriving daily and please you
We expect large order of Queen Quality Oxfordsn all feathers
coors to arrive and will be able show larger
shapes this spring than Our line of goods
complete in all the latest cloths and patterns We carry big
line of school hoes-the BUDDS-nothing them
please you tell others if not tell us. Come and
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-24
For Sale

Four desirable city building lots: ev
cry one a bargain. Enquire of
40 Justin Cavanagh.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-24
MONEY JoioAN

Money to loan at a low rate of interest
on real estate. j. A. Rapley. g.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-24
S. S. ATTENDANCE.

The following report was read at the
). ). convention Sunday, April 49,
Schnnl 0nicars u No Snholnr re
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-31

completely and half dozen bottles
and tuberculosis who has had o1el 81 & s
bottles Du4fys
b doctor.
MI. and their
others who suffering
read Benefited and they viii pc only
letters receive regard to their
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-31


sion ar
~ u 81 e4eq
BIZ - NJ
~ \ ave
ia y
nor IL xiv years lie l9eLll9s
er5l "a 80 tlcians Inv uGelct rs
ana EMS bn on y
tiieir Tttt forms. Stihtle GfEfIfs every
aSigl ehc6 Of 3t.tiIE
siSaflnf Fl ~ Iii Il fEu5 II o3s bits 81
5olific.iI halt from dime % time n the
hope OF ajollne he trans into Sg9t
inta4Iie Democrat 1tIrin
these years tina Efepdblica1 -plt t19cr15l
has rung Is clear. tls q ben on tll.s pen
sion question. as per this; p tz1lir N tl1e
1908 platform
Another Republt lean policy " l ~.
must ever be I1aintstiued IS tina q
generous provision for hose y hot have
fought the country battles ana tos
fne widows and orphans OF those who
.I,,o1.eI faIlsn. we commend the increase
IN the Widows pensions made by the
present congress and declare for
iiferaL administration of all pension
laws. TO the end that the peoples graf
itI1de may grow deeper as the MEM
ories Of the heroic sacrifice grow more
sacred with the passing years.
The Democratic platform fayors pen
sloninS ''the surviving veterans ana
their dependents because 1t relieves
the country of the necessity Of main
tanning large standing army, Ehe
patFfotism OF the veterans Is ignored
This platform does not favor pension
Ing widows and dependents Of de
ceased veterans, only Surviving vet=
Grams ana their dependents"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-31
Explanatory, Not ENeIamatory.
rFIartford Cournnt.1

Judge Taft is not an explanatory
MN but an explanatory man. he Is
NOT denunciatory. but analytic. ais
mind does not ring. but 1t thinks, HIS
nature is not pugnactous, hue con-
ciliatory. His attitude is not that OF
an opponent, but that OF an !, 1ntel4igent
and candid friend. His instinct Is 20
deal fairly aud justly by all men, no
matter what they think OF say aoon!
3iIn-to abhor the sin. but to deal
Kindly with the sinner. He does NOT
NAV upon public emotions-he does.
not know bow-but he both knows
how and has the courage to enlighteu
the public sense. He - serene. In
structed, experienced and self reliant
figure IN the noisy whirl Of our poll
ties
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-31
sOGAL SESSION
& Field rofnine tent eTIao5
cra & Honor 81 Color
ga Caest Vic IS NgiIls1..

one OF the DeInocrl tic lead eFs
4iittif or 20 Is esoEicf the tel 81
ssiSifti HIM tlilt ofease e q sels
son rs ms g II culo ieelee ana
6ssayed to while eSg 9l1sllss
IN the co1lTlslnyi OF Q proEutfl lent ss2i4
cred man IN u saloon In S5ieit q y =.
1shey had many q social drinks tcla
retfier ana other prominenT Demos
Frats 10 the number OF half g dozen
we're ff1Sited 70 join him In his
ant Social hours with the coltSretl Enani
ana they gladly accep pied: ne
VINE flowed. SO did the talk.
THE occs on was intended 9y INT
Democrats leader TO impress on the
soIored fellows mind that the QeIls
ocrats iTd not intend 70 cut OF the
votes OF the Intelligent colored mafls'
hit Just the ignorant niggers. Then
he proceeded to give mis- coloreel
auest some. gam. The latter took g
all in. as wen as his hosts wine. but
on election day he will be fouptEi
casting his ballot for the Repuhli-
can ticket.
It Is NOT a matter of public lSnoysl=
edge yet whether the colnred man
viii be entertained after the election
by this PROMINENT Democrat at ar'-s
other social session In a saloon. Like
IL the pleasures of the evening VIII
not be so much desired by the Dem
ocrats present the other night, after
It Is known that their coloFed guest
did not take their word but voted the
Republican ticket instead.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-31

Sfrs Pom lof Rolling Forlss lfss. Tells 9 HIS
Wonderful Restore ioKt 90 1esltn 81 ss
Husband and HerseIf-l SOall IL 4
Corisurr ptfon and Mrs Roam EeF@
syotisriess and Consti ltiOn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-31
RlGEIER Bolts BRYAN !.
Veteran Kentucky Democrat
Griticises NebrasIta1.
ELS MM ..JACK O LANIERN. z
Declares For TAFT as a Man
qualified BY Training and Ex-
psrienee to Discharge the Du-
ties Of the Presidency.

General simon Bolivar Buck
ner of Kentucky, the nominee
of the sound money Democrats
in 1896, having been asked by a
SOUND money Democrat OF Mis-
souri, for an expression OF op1n-
ion on the present political sit
uation, says:
HIr. Bryan'S platform has mafy
planlss which express en- ardent
TvfEl1 TO see many things accom-
piished. bud It seems inlpotent 70
suggest any policy which VIII s&s4aa
TO promote the desired rest
n seems that In his whole polls-
tcni career ne has been hitting
from place to place. hashing In ev-
erV directfonsh soEt OF JACK o IAN
tern. as a beRcon light, 20 ettrac!
to- his suppTt numerous poLteteaA4
bands EiaIIl ring through q wtlder-
mess OF error, each in pursuit OF
IT, own gpecIal Will o. the wfsp.
each straytng7 farther than the oen-
ar from the plain highway OF De-
ynocracy and having but one paF-
pose in common-the overthrow OF
the existing order OF society SHo
f11a erection 1poil itB ruins OF
Soy,ernnaeutal fabric which. Il CON
structed. must inevitably cFumole
under the mutually repellent &C
ton of it's own discordent ele-
TnentS. leaving behind only q zttii-
iistfc chaos from which II would
reSIlire generations OF mankind, 10
evolve a sane and stable. govern
believe there Is enough OF true
natriotIsm IN All the parties OF our
country TO save US from the peTtls
mat threaten the destruction OF
our 8. B. BUcKNER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-31
NOTICE 70 WAITER CONSUMERS

owing to the lack of an adequate
supply of water for domestic and IN
dustrial purposes all consumers aI IS
1l,o+e1. 70 minimum and are espe-
cieiiy warned in all cases where water
is used foI. generating steam, cooling
gas engines, and In connection with 90
nestle hot water heating apparatus y
that the water supply is liable % pc
cut OF at any moment and that sp os,,
cIal care should be taken % t .Sao.5
danger to all boilers. gas engines and
I3eaiinrr apparatus, and such custom
ers should dispense with using SAID
water. or must use same at 'their own
t'9N cI.ARKsRuRG CITY WATER
WORKS.
HUGH cALLAGHAN' X
superintend
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-31

Mrs II q. Roam was ri rotllss
sufferef from cotsipaticn antt
nervousness for q IL years
She SAYS She tried eSef thing tlas
she could iiIllS 81 and y Era sss5
IN seyefsl doctors hut nothing
.ss,eenled Is sIieye ar help ier until
at last she ernpIo yed u, lFeis,
Of GreenviIle Hiss who pres
scribed Duffy Pure Malt Al ilis7
key. to be taken tlarls iquF
times a day ooeiitu n q
glass Of milk and q fels losi les
made a complete cure
Mrs! Roam writes that lier
health IS better than L has 9sell
for years, and she lIeart reesllllz
mends Duffy's Pure Malt llis
key as the greatest family "a
cine and tonic stiniuiant, Z las
cured her.
She also states tlat lier 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16
Kamakau Objects To
Officials Riping In
Hack Of Japanese

$. NJ. Kamakau who states that he
drives hack number 1923 called at the
Bulletin Office this forenoon and
told story of Territorial officials rid.
ing In Japanese hacks.
Kamakau states that he was at the
steamer this morning when the Terri
torial Land Commissioner and the
Superintendent of Public Works ar
lived from Kauai He asked them IL
they wanted a hack. They said an
automobile was more to their liking
but they did not find one. Finally
they rode off toward home in Japan.
Csc hack, the number of which Kama.
kan gives as l5S.
Kamakau got one passenger an |
happened to go in the same direction.
He says he met the Japanese hack.
man. who asked him why 1t was that
these passengers of his made him sign
& paper for two dollars fare. Kama.
kau presumes that he was asked to
sign voucher to be turned in on ex.
pense account.
Kamakau takes the position that he
was Disseminated against In favor OF
the nOn.citiZen. He Is well known
! Hawaiian.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16
APPLICANTS SHUN
The EXAMINATION

OF the thirty.three men who reg.
istered as applicants for the position
of dredging inspector for the Pearl
Haibor work. but fifteen appeared this
morning to take the examination. AS
there Is but one vacancy, the authors.
ties do not anticipate any difficulty In
securing an eligible for the position.
The examination is being held today
in the sheds at the Naval Station
under the direction Of four officers o.
the Navy. The candidates received
their instructions at . o'clock this
morning and will remain In the exam
nation room until 3 o'clock this after
noon. the law specifying that the ex
animation shall last for six hours.
The duties of the dredging inspector
consist of keeping tab on the work
done by the dredge on which he may
be stationed. He resides on board the
! dredge as the accredited representa-
tive of the Navy Department, ans
must make sure that the dredge }
which he is responsible is doing It's
work in compliance with the terms OF
the contract between the company and
! the government.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16
c. Harley Mcbride
Gables For $50 To
Get To Honolulu

"T6 Mott Smith. Honolulu
Governor due Me Alameda. Need
sixty for passage money
MCBRIDE"
Away up in the great city where the
bright lights are always shining where
wine blows like the waters Of Pauoa
Springs, there is one Claulius Harley
Mcbride, secretary TO the Governor,
wanting the necessary money for first
class passage on the ferry.boat Ala.
media to Honolulu. When Mcbride
goes broke" in a far and foreign city,
he rushes to the cable Office almost by
instinct, certainly by training.
Mott.Smith says that Mcbride is
probably mistaken when he says the
Governor is due. though the latter may
arrive soon
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16
NO OFFICIAL news; OF
Big Marine GARRISON

No official communications regard
ing garrison of 1900 marines for
Pearl Harbor, have been received here.
The rumor originated with non.com.
missioner officer of marines, lately
from Washington. who passed through
here on the Buford.
Some color Is lent to the rumor,
however. by the fac; that the with
drawal Of the marines from war yes.
sells will leave some $500 men more
than there are garrison accommoda
tions for in the United States. The
total strength of the Marine Corps, at
The present time, is 9l00-26s officers
and 1926 enlisted men. or this force
ninety officers and 1926 enlisted men
are stationed in the boundaries Of tn,
United States, and IFS officers and
$500 men outside.
II the large marine garrison be sent
here, It Is not considered likely that II
will in any way affect the local ma
rine garrison. The new troops, in al
probability, would be sent directly /,
Pearl Harbor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16
MAHUKONA TROUBLE
TO Be ENDED soon

The end Of the Mahukona landing
fight Is at last in sight. Marston Camp.
bell has communicated with the par.
ties concerned, and is at present only
awaiting an answer from his letters 10
finish the whole business mp.
A new scheme has been laid out
whereby two separate runways down
the wharf will be constructed, so that
the passenger traffic will not interfere
with the trains and freight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16
ELKS new HOME

New York, Dec. 4.-Elks III Ne"
York are to spend $1,000,OOO on a new
clubhouse. hotel and theater to be
erected at Forty.third street near
Sixth avenue. Work on the structure,
which will be built by Noew York
Lodge No. I. will begin within sixty
days. The building. according to pres.
ent plans, will be twelve stories high
and will be dedicated on Christmas
eve. 1903. The chairman Of the board
OF trustees In speaking of the project
says:
ut will be general meeting place
for the 250,Oo0 Elks'wh0 are residents
of the United States, 10000 Of whom
live in the city Of New York.
"One hundred and twenty'nva rooms
will be provided for local or transient
Elks. who will also have their own
theater, with a seating capacity o.
;75; billiard rooms. Bowling ALLEYS and
huge restaurant. The lodge room
will have seating capacity of $1,000.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16

Examinations have been called at
designated places In the United Statcs
for applicants for the commission o;
second lieutenant in the Marine Corps
Owing to the fact that sixty.fve Off
GERS .are needed, the customary pro.
gram of having all applicants for com
missions go to Washington and there
be examined by a board composed OF
marine officers, has been changed and
the examinations viii all be held under
the supervision of the United States
Civil Service Commission.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

$550--Cor. grocery and liquor store: receipts 500
TO $40 day; living rooms: this is a money
voice $3.50 lnq. w II. $. s. Co.. 2l09 Market
DRUGGIST wanted TO open new corner store: |:
rent SO; good location; lease. Inquire on op-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
REAL ESTATE
CITY REAL ESTATE

II. r. LADARRE L CO..
450 Montgomery mr.. Green st.
$12, ,000-Corner of Pacific and Taylor; 67xS0 TT.
S.. .2J0-Taylor st. near Vallejo; 35x137:6; COM
manding unohstructed marine view.
$4,250-Corner on California near Leavenworth;
s., 5oo-Jaczson near Hyde: 27:6xi27:e
s., ,soo-Jones and Chestnut; 2s;cx1s7:e; grand
ss.ooomGreenwich and Taylor; sox7o: marine
view.
sl.soo..Auburn st. near Jackson and Mason;
s4.ooo-Hyde near Washington; 23xloe:s.
SPECIAIs--SPECIAI
81, 400--Rcduced for a quick sale; lot on tho
sunny side of Union St between Hyde
and Leavenworth; just the thing for
flats; perfect title; ideal location and
absolute bargain; near transfer corner.
$500 Sunny side of Taylor near Sacramento;
fine basement.
in; brand new bakery oven; lot 23x60.
s.. Pine room cottage and bath; basement
and all the furniture included; near Jack
son and Mason; must be sold on account
OF departure.
Sl1. .00o-Pays $40 month: 3 new fats 5e
rooms and bath; Jackson and Mason: see
this il you are looking for substantial
Investment.
chanan; room cottage, with bath; lot
25x1o0; must be sold.
G. ". M0OREs co.
20o4 Sutter ST pear Fillmore.
SIS, 800 -s4xil6: modern fats, 6-7 r.. on Sd av.
s., $7,5oo-25xl2s; 2 dats. 81 r, Sac. M. Webster;
So, BOO dats. SO r., Broadway mr. Leaven-
worth; rent $75.
81, ,500-Store and r., and r. above; cor. on
sth ay; hne business property.
IS, 500 stores and nat on Bush ST.; rent sos;
snap
$2. 75o-Lot 25xl00; good corner on Steiner
$7.200-Iot 54xla7:sA Jackson near Lyon
81, ,0o0-Lot 5ox137:6; Sacramento grade
s.. .3O0-New. S and 6 room up to date fats: 2d
av- near California ST; $1,000 cash. balance
monthly +. NELSON. builder.
Continued to Next PAGE
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-09-05
RECLUTAMIENTO
DEL EJERCITO MEXICAN0

exponerse al ridiculo, negar-
lie la entrada y ell estudio en-
ell Ministerio de Guerra.
Cosa parecida sucedi6 con
ell proyecto, menos cientlfico,
pero mas practice del Sr.
'Gral. Reyes, proyecto acer-
tado, frmado por ell Oral.
Diaz, aprobado y ridiculizado
y nulificado despues, sin eau
sa justifcada.
El proyecto del Oral. Mon
dragon es bueno; algo mas
es democratico y responde a
nuestro mode de ser, por su
justicia ypor su igualdad.
Pero. .Durante toda la ad-
ministraci6n del Gral. Dfaz,
ell reclutamiento del Ej6r-
cito mexicano Sc ha h.echo,
primero, por leva; arrancan-
do de sus hOgareS a todoS los
desconocidos, y mandandolos
al cuartel. Los millares de
amparos pedidos a la Supre-
ma Corte de Justicia de la Ma
ci6n, y concedidos ipSO jare
por ese alto Tribunal, deja-
ban NAL parados a los jefes
militares, y entonces Sc PEN
SO utilizar todas las carceles
de la Naci6n, para llenar.
con todos los relapscs las filas
del ej6rcito; pero adn congie
nuaban en- abundancia las de
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-09-05

tos, ique haria con esa gente,
que esta en- los cuarteles pre-
cisamente por in1til y noci.
va a la sociedad?
LA mandaria, acaso, a las
colonias penitenciarias de las
Islas Marias, alas mortiferas
colorias de Yucatan, 9 a la
cafreria del Vale Nacional?
Ell problema del recluta-
miento y organization del
ejercito meXicano es mas ar
duo de 10 que parece.
Ell sistema de enganches
es impossible, por falta de re-
cursos, " por el pobrisimo
prest que Sc da al soldado,
la mala alimentacion, y ell
tristisimo equipo.
Y. ese mismo pobrisimo
prest, esa misma mala@ ali
mentaci6n y ese mismo tristl-
simo equipo, haran impossible
el servicio obligatorio, 81 no
es como I'm castigo, como una
middleton para ell ciudadano,
que de otro modo, tendria a
grande honra servir a su pa
tria en- el ejercito nacional.
Esto, sin contar con la re-
pugnancia, la aversion, que
las familias mexicanas tienen
al cuartel, precisamente por
los motives que mas .antes
hemos apuntado.
Creemos, pues, fundada-
mente, que el proyecto del
Oral. Mondragon sufrira la
misma suerte que los que le
han precedido.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-09-05
Ell NUEVO BANCO DE
DESCUENTO.

Los informes que hemos
tenido nos dan a conocer que
esta pr6xima Ia aperture del
establecimiento de credito
anunciado en- la ley sobre TO.
mento ala irrigaci0n.
Ell nuevo Banco tendra,
segdn esas noticias, un capi-
tai que por ahora ascendera
a diez millones de pesos, de
los cuales, cuatro Sc tomaran
de los Bancos de la Rep1blica,
en- proportion cada uno de su
capital, Y seis que Sc han CO.
locado en- Francia, y de los
cuales cinco son de dinero
frances. Ell Banco podra CO.
a funcionar en- Octu-
bre pr6Ximo, pero no Sc CO.
nocen adn los pormenores de
su ORGANISING; sabi6ndose, no
obstante, que algunOs fnan-
cieros prominentes de la ca
pital han estado trabajando,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-09-05

En- estos momentos, la
prensa amarillo meXicana,
por orden superior, ha pues-
to al debate un proyecto del
Gral. Mondragon, para hacer
ell servicio militar obligato-
rio.
Ell Sr. Gral. Mondragon,
que nunca ha mandado una
Compania, que no conoce ST.
quiera un cuartel meXicano,
mucho, pero muchisimo me-
nos, la organization y reclu-
tamiento de nuestro ejercito,
pero que, hombre inteligente,
estudioso, y ambicioso por
asimilarse los 1ltimos como
cimientos en- ell ramo militar,
ha viajado por Francia, Es-
paha, Italia, Alemania e In
glaterra, y ha viajado por
estudio y con provecho para
6l y para su patria, a la que
conoce menos que a las gran
des potencias guerreras e IN
dustriales en- materiales de
guerra, Sc ha permitido pre-
sentar un proyecto de reclu-
tamiento y organization del
eJ6rcito meXicanO, que clen-
tifica y econ6micamente con-
siderado,n no pIede menos cue
lamar la atenciGn y 81 estu-
dio de todos, (; grado de que
el Gral. Diaz, no pudo, sin