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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-08-28
n New CITY on,e.r..

According to the pHblishsd call the
city hall was full Of voters last Satur-
day evening to nominate candidates
for city officers. C. W. Miller waa
chosen ehairm and George Griffith al
the secretary. For Mayot, George
Philip. ST., John SchIyer, Alex Bissing
and Philip Jacobs were named, and az
ter two ballots Mr. Philip was named.
He held the Office in 1896 and then gave
our city . most excellent administra-
tion. By aeciamation they then nOmi-
mated for City Treasurer, C. w. Miller,
Jf., School Treasurer, C. II. Wann,'
Police Judge, n. 81. Mulroy; Justices,
j. h. Downing and Frank. McLain;
COnstahleA Chas. Rupp. Steve Joy.
VIII Bell and John TrOth. After the
meeting adj urned those present from
the Second Ward met and. nominated
a. Couneilunen, Philip Jacoba and VIM.
Hall A-d oh.sths school beard they
named DE. afi6dlekauH arid, j. b eBas-
gan
Werd NAsaEEnSs.
A~AHSAoy A-80S SAAC r ClkDC 8IlQ II nl6U
Wards held their meetings and much
interest was taken at both Of them,
over nifty voters being present at each.
In the first ward DIR. Kohl and DR..
Snyder were nominated on the Board
Of Education by acclamatlon. For
Couneilmen seven were placed in nomi-
nation. Hardness, COwan, Field, John
Gross, W. A. Smith and Frank Have
mann. Hardness was named on the
first ballot and W. A. Smith on the
second.
Judd Bell and II. B. Kohl were ap-
pointed committeeman Of the Ward.
The third ward meeting was held in
the court room. For Councilmen A.
p. Stainer and Henry Oshant were
named without opposition. For the
Beard Of education Dr.. Jordan, Spratt,
John Brumitt and Stedman were named
and Sprast and John Brumitt selected.
So the officers named win be: Mayor,
George Philip. Sr.; COuncilmen, C. A.
Harkness, w. A. Smith, VIM. Hall,
Philip Jacobs. Henry Oshant, Andrew
Stainer. For the Board Of Education
Il II Dr.. Snyder, Dr.. Kohl. Dr.. Middle
kauff, J. B. Bssgall, J. n. Spratt, Johr
Brumitk, with George Philip, ST., May.
OF, as president.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-08-28

To the Ladies Of Hays:
I have taken Mrs. Gager's place IS
Representative Of the Franco -Ameri-
can Hygiene Toilet articles. ! sosieit
your patronage
lERa. VIA BEzk>
Eas1 a1nseaea $780, Pasne -
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-08-28

DR.. Catudal Of Hays is the guest Of
his brother J. F. and is looking after
his wheat crop. We hear that his
wheat crop is making better than 20
bushels to the acre.-PlainviIle Gazette
John Flyer, Ray Hall, Mabel Edwards
and Alta Lank Rutoed TO Hays last
Thursday. .......M Miss Charlotte Paul of
Hays City is visiting Miss Mabel Ed
wards this week. k.-LaCrosse Republi-
can.
Under the heading, ga Bear in the
Road" the Salina Journals sporting
editor gives George Bear of Bunker
Hill quite a write up. George is play
ing ball with Minneapolis and his picls-
ing won game for his team against
Salina. He il described az ''big farm
er boy who has the necessary makings
Of 4 mighty pitcher. Georges friends
here rejoice at bis success. -Luray Her
aid. Good fOraour Normal s'Besr."
-. -. f, ,--Ss.. 80 : ss:ss3
It Twas 4 pleasure TO our eitizens 10
see 50 many gentlemen who were VIII
ing to serve as City Councilmen free Of
pay, % as to get our new city Of the
second class in good running order.
Generally it 10 impossible 10 get anyone
willing to accept the thankless job.
But now the city starts off on q new
deal, just as it did when we became a
city Of the third class, and it is well
that with our many improvements and
many more wanted, that the new city
starts off the first year in good shape.
And as the Mayor and several of the
councilmen have held the office before
they start experienced.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-08-28

Wanted. ROaPdeF.
Commencing Sept. 1, Miss Minnie
ROwlis0n will take bOarders at her
home on East Normal avenue. See
her for terms.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-08-28

Monday, Sept. 9th, is. Labor Day,
and legal holiday in Kansas.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-11-09

juggling in the money centers. The
remedy for this is that the railroads
shall be more largely owned in the
territories in which they operate,
and be managed by men on the
ground. who are familiar with them,
and take the time to study their needs
and the needs of the public, at close
range. The deStinies of railroads.,
communities and sections should not
be controlled and by busy
and impatient nonresident directors
in brief and infreuuent meetings
where they are often unable, or unwill-
ing, to bestow upon the properties the
thought and the attention necessary
for the success of every enterprise.
whether a railroad. a farm or a fac
tory.
However, all this may be, it is sure
that we of the railroads and you CT
the farms be brethren inevitably and
allies because our interests are knit
together, therefore, sooner or later,
as both of us gather wisdom and ex-
perience, we must stand n work
together in harmony. Then we will
be, more than ever, effective in build
ing the richest and strongest govern
ment and country the world has ever
known and is establishing a civilization
SO beautiful and symmetrical as to
justify the dearest dreams of the
fathers who founded us.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-11-09
PRESIDENT BENEHAN CAM
ERON'S ANNUAL ADDRESS
CONTINUED from Page Three.)

which must be used to maintain and
increase our yield of farm products.
What are o going to do about
it? You nave no press agent, no high
ly trained lawyers, and it is feared
you have too few newspapers. So
what do you propose to do. You can
sit idly by, and can be sure that the
power %grabbers are busy every minute.
Or you a demand intelligent and
honest action, from your members of
State Legislature and your member
of Congress-, and your United States
Senator's.
Switzerland last October adopted a
new amendment to her constitution,
which tests water power rights, for
ever in the government, and pre-
scribed rules for their development.
rance has a similar law under con-
sideration. Oregon has Lead the way in
America, with a new law, Of which
this is the first sentence, "AH water
powers Of the State, from whatever
source are the property of the State"
No riparian laws there. Bear in mind,
you ave two fields in which to work
effectively-yOur Legislature and your
Congress.
Census.
When the thirteenth census is taken,
as it will be next year, it will mark
an era in the destiny of this great
nation, based chiefly upon it's agri-
cultural wealth, which, to ascertain
accurately, the director of the census
has written me frequent letters, urging
the members of this Congress, and
all farmers they can influence, to
keep written accurate accounts, Of all
as to eliminate all guess work in COM
plling the greatest census of the
greatest agricultural wealth of the
greatest nation on earth.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-11-09
Notice to Our Readers

We wish to call the attention Of
every reader Of the Farmer and Me-
chanic to the advertisement of DR..
Blosser's Catarrh Remedy, which APP
pears in this issue. DR.. j. w. Blosser
7SS Walton street, Atlanta, Ga, the
~discoverer and proprietor, is a man
of such character that his claims for
the remedy and his promises may
be relied upon in every particular.
AS he offers absolutely free a trial
sample of his Catarrh Remedy, it is
certainly well worth the while of
every sufferer to write him and give
the remedy a trial, at least to this
extent. It is evident that unless the
was a good one he could not
afford to make his offer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-11-09
Won't Slight a Good Friend.

eff ever I need a cough medicine
again I know what to get" declares
Mrs. A. L. Alley, Of Beals, Me-, TOR
~ using ten bottles of DIR. Kings
New iscover and seeing it's excel
1ent results in my own family and
others. I am convinced it is the best
~ad;cine made for Coughs, Colds and
ING trouble" Every one who tries
II feels just that way. Relief is felt
at once and its quick cure SURPRISES
Tor bronchitis, Asthma, Hem
90 Group, LaGrippe, Sore
throat. pain in chest or lungs it's su-
nrame soc. and 500. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-11-09
Denomination COlOrs.
biblical Recorder.

Denominational coiors are indicated
by Rev. I. E. Bill, Of Chicago. He
says: THE BapIists are true blue:
the Methodists, fiery red; the Episco-
palians, royal purple; the Quakers,
gray: and the Christian
Scientists, sickly green"
The Presbyterians are apt to con-
test for the term blue" for they have
for many years been known as blue
stockings"
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-29
AUG. {. RICHTER
G-GRAN--0
A1maCen de ROpa.

tar de la patria, favorecien-
da ell sufragio !ibre, para
cue designe sus nuevos 60
bernantes; 81 quiere ,ccupar
un puesto brillante la his
toria, sea en- las postrimeras
de su vida 10 que fue STEM
pae' un patricia, un demo-
crata y un ciudadano leal y
sincere, que ayuda con su es-
fuerzo para la prosperidad
nacional, q la sombra de la
democracia y de las leyes
constitutivas.
No mas personalismos O.
diosos!
No mas reelection!
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-29
Ell triunfo del
Crucihcado,
(NotaS hiSt613cas.)

Cristo es ell nombre mas
grande de la historic y de
los siglos.
Cuatro mil amos 10 han de-
seado: veinte siglos 10 han
adorable.
Veinte millones de Marti-
res han .derramado su sangre
por decir al mundo:: ieste
Crucificado es Hombre-Dios!
Por el crucificado Sc han
roto las antiguas y duras ca
denas de la esclavitud, y la
libertad, la igualdad y la fra
ternidad han triunfado sobre
la terra, augurando un rel
nado de amor y de paz.
La Tracia, la Frigia, Ia
Armenia, la Etiopfa, la Gre
cia y Roma han dido SUI nom
bre, han contemplate su fl
gura, Sc han postrado y ado
rado al Crucifcado.
Las ciencias, las artes be-
Has, las letras han admirado
al primero de los Martires,
agrupandose 4 SUI lado para
tranformarse. Radiosas de
nueva luz, empurpuradas de
sangre divina, han bajado
de las atlas cumbres del COL
gotta, y han llenado ell nun
do de verdad y de belleza.
Pero los enemigos de Girls
to han sonado mil y mil We
ces que Ell habfa muerto pa
ra siempre: y ell muerto Cru
cificado ha visto y We morir
a sus pies a los orgullosos y
sabios enemigos.
Es muertol- grita la Sina-
goga; es muerto ell Crucifi-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-29
G. F2RORES
VOL-UN ARlOS,
Ia Reelection es el caos.--El Cral. Diaz
no tiene mas enemigos que sus Ami
COS Incondicionales.

amos de tan pesada labor, ell
cerebro y los nervios Sc debl-
Titan, y de hecho Sc han de-
bilitado, como 10 comprue-
ban los sangrientos sucesos
casi diarios que han ocurrido
en- los 1ltimos seis amos, y
cue han amenguado en- mu-
cho ell prestigio del grande
hombre.
Y a medida que e vigor
del caudillo desaparece, los
que Sc llaman sus amigos in
condicionales encuentran
mas oportunidades para co
meter desafueros y para ha-
cer~vergonzosas operaciones
que, naturalmente, Sc atri-
buyen al jefe, al Oral. Diaz,
que 81 durante su largo y
fructifero periodo de servi-
clos al pals Sc ha conquista
do ell respeto, la estimation
y hasta Ia admiration de pro
pios y extrahos, y ha adqui-
rido todos los honores y to-
das las considerations a que
un hombre puede aspirar en-
Ia terra, llegara un dia en-
que, falto de ese vigor admi-
rable, descienda del alto Pc
destal, y arrastrado por la
interesada adhesion de esos
amigos incondiciorales, con-
cluya su jornada como tan
tos otros, y pase a la histo-
ria manchado con todas las
profanaciones, lei que en- Viz
da habia sido justamente
nimbado poa' la gloria.
No, los dnicos enemigos
irreconciliables que actual
mente tiene ell Gral. Dfaz
son sus partidarics de a 1lti-
ma hora los que Sc llaman
sus amigos incondicionales.
Sus antiques correligiona-
rios, su5 amigos verdaderos,
no incondicionales, pero 81
leales, que militamos en- las
filas de la no-reelecci6n, 10
queremos, no consentiremos
que ell nombre del Caudillo
pase a la posteridad cubierto
con el oprobiO de la historic.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-29

cado; y con Ell y en- Ell su re
llgion es muerta. Sueno! e
J Cruciflcado Sc levanta vivo
completa Ia instruction de
sus Ap6stoles, da ell lltimc
toque a la institution de ST.
lglesia, sube glorioso al Gle.
10 y manda ell Espiritu Seti-
forme para que renueve la
faz del mundo.
Es muerto! !-repiten los
Principles de la furibunda ST.
nagoga; les muerto ell Cruel
ficado! NADIA, por 10 tanto, Sc
economiza para que tambien
su nombre sea Dorado para
siempre.
La persecusi6n es cruel y
sin cuartel: Cristianos, disci-
pulos, Ap6stoles, Iglesia, E.
vangelio, todo es amenaza-
do.
Sueno! Ell Crucificado viye.
Ell arrastra a Saul sobre la
via de Damasco, y 10 empu-
ia ALA donde mas hierve cl
paganismo. El poder roma
no resulta en- las manos de
Cristo, una arma prodigiosa
por arrasar los va in1tiles
temples y altares de la Sina-
goga deicida. Ell pueblo He
breo esta, por la voluntad de
su victima, en- medic a las
generaciones, cual testimo-
nio imperecedero de la vida
y divinidad del Crucificado!
Es muerto el Cristo!- grita
ell sacerdocio pagano, y esta
sepultado en- la sangre de sus
martires! Ell Imperio Roma
no We caer victimas sin ni-
nero bajo la hacha de los
divos Emperadores, y ebrio
Gle algeria, levanta un monu-
mento de victoria con el titu-
10; "C3|stldna sAperstitione
detecta. Sueno! Ell Cruel
ficado vive. Ell mira, prote-
ge, defiende a SUI Iglesia. Al
Emperador Constantine, que
marchaba con un poderoso
ejercito contra Magencio, ell
Crucifcado lie grita desde el
cielo: "jQuieres veneer? To-
ma mi cruz. In hoe Sigud
VinceS!" = Constantine <obe.
dece, vence, triunfa sobre el
paganismo.
Es muerto ell Crucificado!-
repite el ilosofastro Jlliaro.
Y ell impio 'ap6stata deshace
10 hecho per Constantine,
vuelve a abrir' los temples de
los fdoloS, cierra los de Girls
to, persigue q les cristianos
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-29

M Los interesados en- mantle
Her ell statll quo en- Mexico,
obligando al Oral. Diaz a re-
elegirse una vez mas, aun-
"a ue sea contra la voluntad
Ael pueblo, claramente ma
3ifestada va, fingan or eer y
Bretenden hacer Greer a los
aemas, que en- la personali-
Had del Gral. Dlaz, va ago
tada por los amos y por una
incesante y pesada labor de
has de medic siglo, estan
vinculados Ia paz y el pro-
greso y ell mantenimiento de
Ia democracia en- Mexico.
I'm Els un error muy grave;
pero I'm error voluntarlo.
81 Los que abogan por la nue.
Va reelection del Gral. Diaz,
20 son sus partidarios, nj sus
amigos, nj siquiera justos
apreciadores de la labor del
viejo caudillo.
Los reeleccionistas incon-
dlcionales solo ven su propio
nteres. Comprenden que un
Sombre, aunque teuga la ad-
nirable salud del Gral. Diaz
su cerebro prodigioso, no
'ye pesar sobre el los amos
mpunemente, nj lmpune-
nente resiste una tension de
mas de cincuenta amos en- u.
Pa labor abrumadora para
fualquier mortal. 'Compren-
zen que ell Gral. Dfaz, para
eStablecer el actual sistema
Polltlco de Mexico. la paz ar
tlhc'al de que parece que dis
i truta, hase visto obligado a
uprlmir derechos populares
a reconcentrarlos en- el mis-
20, slendo a la vez Presiden
Magistrate, Juez, Gober-
Hador, Jefe Politico, Alcalde
4 algunas veces hasta publ
IT, como puede Observable
fualquiera sin mucho esfuer-
pueS todos acuden al Ge-
eral Diaz, quien diariarnen-
= reclbe infn;dad de tele-
gfamas. cartas, memoriales.
d, y naturalmente. 4 su
Fdad, y con mas de treinta
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-29

Porque no es verdad que
la separation del Gral. Diaz
del poder sea ell aniquila-
miento de la patria; porqne
no es cierto que ell pueblo
mexicano sea incapaz para
ell ejercicio de Ia democracia,
como injustamente 10 sostie-
men los incondicionales; por-
que no es cierto que el Oral.
Diaz sea un hombre necesa-
rio, aunque convengamos en-
que ha sido muy it'll, y por
dltimo, porque la reelection
del Gral. Dlaz seria el caos,
en- ell case no remote de que,
durante SUI nuevo perlodo,
bajase al sepulcro 9 entrase
en- un periodic de franca Sc
nilidad.
Ell pueblo mexicano esti-
ma a su glorioso caudillo; pc
70 no quiere hacerle ell sacri-
ficio de su porvenir; no quie-
re tampoco exigirle el sacri-
ficio de la tranqnilidad que
tanto necesita en- sus Iltimos
dias, nj quiere escatimarle la
gloriosa aureola que lie "a
guarda en- las paginas de la
historic.
No; que no tenga ell Oral.
Diaz la desdicha de morir en-
ell ruedo, como los caballos
de los picadores, entire las
rechiflas de la muchedumbre,
va ha trabajado hastante;
va sc ha sacrifcadc demasia-
do; va ell pueblo mexicano lie
ha probado su adhesion y SUI
aprecio, sacrificandole tam
bien todo, hasta 10 que tiene
de mas querido; sus liberia
des. Justo es que descanse,
y que deje al pueblo mexica-
no asegurar su porvenir y
recobrar sus derechos perdi-
dos.
No olga mas el Oral. Diaz
la voz falaz de sus amigos
incondicionales, porque los
amigos incondicionales de
los gobernantes, son los
transfugas de la libertad,
los eunucos de todos los des-
potismos, la encarnaci6n as
querosa de la miseria, de la
abyeccion y del deshonor.
ST ell Gral. Diaz quiere ter
minar gloriosamente su va
largo periodic de servicios d
la patria; 81 quiere bajar a la
tumba acariciado por las
bendiciones Y el carino de
sus conciudadanos, ay1deles
d asegurar la paz Y el bienes-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-29

y les prohibe hasta aprender
las ciencias. Los paganos,
iieros, arrogantes, gritan:
Juliano ha sepultado para
siempre al muerto Crucifica-
dol Sueho! Ell Crucifcado
! vive: El arranca mas del CO.
raz6n que de los labios de
Juliano, herido de muerte,
aquella exclamation: "Gali-
leo, vencistel" y ell Calico
era ell Crucificado.
Pero los enenigos del Cru
cificado no Sc dan por venci-
dos. Ellos atienden 4 su doc
trina y preparan solicitos ell
atadd para enterrarlo.
Fil6sofos, herejes y :isma-
ticos, sc unen en- cerradas f.
las, combaten y gritan: GEL
Cruciticado es muerto!- Sue
no! El Crucilicado vive: Ell
organiza a sus fieles, afron-
ia los enemigos, los disper-
sa, los aniquila, y 81 bien les
deja el nombre, es para tre-
molar el labaro de sus triun-
fos y de sus victorias.
He aQui 4 Mahometo: con-
slderase capaz de hacer 10
que no pudieron los paganos,
la Sinagoga, Ia Herejia. Sc
levantan los Arabes, con sus
atiladas cimitarras 6 inva-
den q hero, fuego, ssngre
y muerte ell Asia, cl Africa
y la Europa. Ell estandarte
de la Media Luna es tremo-
lado sobre las ruinas de la
obra del Crucificado hasta
las murallas de Viena.
Todo parecia destrufdo!
Y repetfase en- todas parties:
iEl Crucificado es muerto!-
Sueno! Cristo vive. Ell to-
ma, guia a Carlos Martel, de
Francia, a Fernando de Cas-
tilla, q Juan Sobieski, de Po-
lonia, q Juan de Austria Y q
Marcos Antonio Colonna, y
con estos triunfa de las hor-
das mahometanas.
Pero ei grito de muerte no
cesa: Lutero, Calvino, Zuin-
Clio y Arrigo VIII, con ell IL
bre examen, divinizsn la ra-
z6n humana, la anteponen,
como juez infalible.a Ia mis-
ma autoridad de Cristo. Por
consecuencia, ell Crucificado
mlsmo resulta s1bdito de la
raz6n humana, y por 10 tan
to, no es Dios; pero, 81 Cristo
no es Dios, esta muerto en-
ell G6lgota y no vive mas! Els
muerto! grita ell racionalis-
mo. " entonces, su quito
debemos abandonarlo; no
mas Iglesia, no mas image
mes, no mas Sacerdoeio, no
mas sacramentos, no mas
temples, no mas altares;
Cristo IS un mito, ell Evan
CELLO es una leyenda. Pobre
JESUS Crucificado! Gebier-
nos, fil6sOfos, ricos, pobrGs,
doctoS e ignOrantes, todos Sc
conjuran contra tu peder.
No te queda va NADIA!
Ell Rey de Prussia Federi-
co, escribe a Voltaire: cen
cincuenta amos mas, de Girls
to no existira nj ell nombre. "
Los Jacobinos franceses con-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
CITY REAL ESTATE
THOMAS p. HAYlIAV

IHOMAS Il. HAlMAN
Suite 1000, First National Bank Building
ST.. .000-Three new well built fats. Sacramento
ST. north side; best residence section.
reduced from $i2.500: owner must sell;
DON'T miss this bargain.
SS.OC0-With only 81 200 cash. viii buy .
ehclee tatsi Of rooms and I Of @,
lot 2Jx1O0, at Baker and Golden Gate;
reduced from S9.50os forced sale; may
$1,000 cash; balance 81 200 can remain: new
hign class J-6 room flats near Broadway
and Larkin; lot 27.6xl00.
Sl0,oUO-Six new. high class fats. pcar Rros---
way and Larkin; Tot S0x95; reut s.. 100
- per annum, may consider 0der
$500 cash; rents $3.50 per anuum. . high
class new SO room fats. with cottage.
at 2d av. and St.. sunset fuu price
Is only $500; owner On financial dlfh-
Guilty only reason for this sacrifice.
SosVo0 cash, balance mortgage 81. 600 re-
main, viii bry 4 choice fists. . rooms
each on best pa-t Guerrero. close in.
rents $l,2u0 per aunum. lot 25xl25, re-
duced from $i0,JoC.
S9-9UO-With oay y cash viii buy . nearly
new s-j room dats. iOt 50xI3T.6, near
Fuhert and Broderick; well built and
certainly a bargain.
$4,000 cash; balance 81. 900 can remain. 3 high
class new room fats; north side OF
street, AShDury district.
Si,ovV cash. rented low at 1876 per annum
. new high class 4 fats Guerrero
at 22d ST.. mortgage or 5000 can re-
main: extra well built and a bargain. !.
lot % n. front.
S6,SQO-Two new 5-6 room fats. lot 2SxfG5:
near Devisadero and Waller; mortgage
$500 can remain, 81 eco less than cost
to huiid. must be sold.
Continued to Next PAGE
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
MATRIMONIAL

A highly educated young French woman aged 81
years, a perfect brunette and superb figure
height feet < inches, weighing 135 pounds
IS desirous Of meeting gentleman between the
age of 80 and 50, who will appreciate a
loving wife and good cook. l am thoroughly
yersed in music and have means OF my
own. To the right gentleman DESTROYS
to become acquainted. with object 10 mstri-
mony. References exchanged. Box 45s. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
BUSINESS CHANGES
JOS. SKIRM & CO.,
0o1 Rrnadwar OAKLAND

10 Geary ST. San Francisco.
Groceries. notions and candies; opposite largest
school in Oakland; complete stock; no competi-
tion; low rent; price $3.50.
Meat market and fancy groceries Oakland:
sales average S6S daily: rent only $50; viii in
voice; price $500.
Hay. coal and wood yard: established 10 years;
clearing over 5000 monthly; owner anxious to
sell; easy terms.
Grocery store: fine location: good trade; aver
age sales $50 per day; clean stock: invoice
$500; / horse and wagon: fruit stand connect
ed must sell at once; snap; investigate; price
81. 100: can't be beat
JOS. SKIRsI & CO.. 92i broadway. Oakland
SOMETHING NEW in the amusement bust
ness. If you are aggressive and conservative
and wish TO give your personal efforts to a
money making business entirely out of the or
dinary which combines the PRINCIPLES Of a
paving business with those of pleasure and
contentment which is entirely original and
without opposition. field unlimited. origi-
mated by practical electrician and mechanic
that Of manufacturing and installing refined
shooting psrlors which appeals to ladies as
well men a favorite sport. partner
desired with 5000 capital or more. Box 374
Call Office
CITY REAL ESTATE CO.. 1881 Fillmore A..
S2o0-DELICATESSEN & BAKERY; liv rms
S5oo-RESTAURANT; u cash; seating cap. As
Sloo-RESTAURANT. rent SIS: clears 500 mo.
S250-Parfner mfg. business: pays $50 per wk
S55O-CAND1 and NOTION: cor. near school
S225-6 room fat; well furnished and sunny
S2.oo0-33 rooms: well furnished: rent 500.
PARTNER WANIED-Bgs established % yrs
small inv. Many other BARGAINS. See us
todav-