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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
$taot Baltimore.

Cine uebcrra DUNG berci.
tete gcitsrn Ycli5eilieltennnt Welle.
ncr Sen Mnnpeienben beim @erGor BOT,
orci anaben I'M Nlter BON II bis 10
Snbrel,, Sobn S'9rien bon GER. 713.
Sit.Gageritr,. Charles Garter bon Hr.
Sl5, aiblanh. auenile, llno @illian,
Tomler bon Nr. 1l1S, @rccnmolunt,
Mpenilc, lpcld)c oes ansebIihen tb1t-
liden ansriifS oui Sanes @oobcl,
BON Nr. $50, 8rccnmclnt.I penuc,
mo SanieS Waginu Don Nr. S27,
Sit-Gagaritr.. beifuloi9t limo. @ie
bcim @erbor angegeben puroc, bot.
ten bic orei Irreitantcn am Sonntog
Natmittag @oobcn uno Maginn on
Ii6lano.a uenrle uno Wcaim.S traBe
nit Stcincn borbnrbirt. cin Stein
trai Waginm oil Die Sfl1ie nto ein
ar,oerer @oooen at Die Sfulter.
@dbrenb nun Sobn Gol,rop Dol, 3r.
TIC, GTt.easeritr., feline 3euaenous.
lager, su @i,rItsn hon @oooen uno
Wa9tnn mod]te. belt linn ploslif
&ieutcnallt Wclener cine 3eitihrift,
bctitelt .Gctectipe", untcr Die Naie
mo 5eigte linn in bcrieIben ieinc Vbo.
togrnpbie, inter tpeIder psrmerft
mar: "Sohn Ycnion, bes Iiebltobls
iiberfiibrt." Madoem gonrop sliee-
aebell, Dab Ole Photographic i'm oar.
iteQc. erfIdrie i'm lieutenant @eae.
lier fir perbnitet. bo er inn neitliden
2iltrift ipcgen @eri1umens Ger
uebnngcn oes piartcn Heeiinents &c.
miinidt weroe. Yoli5ciritJtcr 2lerpel.
Inn cntlieb Die anabsn Bis 81 einem
luciteren moraen itnttfinoenoen 0er-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

bis $50; aammer 6.25 bis 7.S5,
Sabrlinge 800 bis 700.
1n'ion Stod Darb5, gifts.
burg, ga, 10. Gcbruar. - Hino.
pieb: Iorratb ltetis; Choice 5.25 bis
$40. Yriuo 800 bis $50.
Sdoic: Gorratb leidt, Murtt tart
Yrin1a metbcr8 5.25 bis $50, Gulls
uno aelpGhulidc 200 bis $50. Cant
mcr 800 bis 7.75, Seal 9albcr 900
bis go.
Sdpmeinc: 3uiubr Icid)t, Erimo
id,iuere 1.O5 bis 40, mittelmaBiec
$50 bis 6.95, itnpere Yorters $50
bis $50. Ieidytc Dorfcr3 Gao bis
600, Serfcl 6.25 bis $50. raubc
go bis 6.25.
Giucinnati, 8, 10. 5ebrunr.
Shpcinc: 3nillbr 1902, Murtt
lcbbaIi. Toe. bis 20c. bober; Builders
rlo Clippers $50 bis $50, &c.
mohulid)e 80 bis 900.
Hinbuicb: 3llilbr 1876. Martt
itort, 10c. b0hcr; Clippers 800 bis
600, 9ciuobnlid)e 2.60 bis $50.
Sdoic: 3ufubr $50, Mortt iteiia.
200 bis $50, 2omnler 800 biS7.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

nift INNER 10 unsliidlidl, ipie beute
@beno. IS lit oas erIte Mal, ooB
id meinen 8atten IN iold,er Serial.
irmg lab. Mcin @ort oaroui!"
uScito better fir Sic. ScoeniolS
piiien Sic Jest. Sob id) Ser Maun
bin, Sic Dor linn ill id,iisen. 5000
bpc, WiltrcB Tilb. SD miinidte. id)
bate Shncn crirculiderc Gienitc lei
item fonnen."
Gin poar Sctrnocn iiiblte CT lire
tleille fiible &ono ipie leblo3 IL ser
ieinen cin miioer trnuriger @lid troi
i'm - oann itieo cr. Pin ser Sbiir
tebrte or nod einmal lm.
ia, 10, id) pergoB: nebmen Sic &c.
iaui9it oicie @affe an lid. Sic lit
cine 5u idonc ,llto foitbore Nrbeit.
ais ooB ih lic mir. wie ih aniongs
ocipollt, gum @eoGdttib bieier Stun-
&c aneiguen hilrite."
gr iob, bob MiitreB Iiib idouoer-
tc, lie 5ll ncbncn; 10 le9te CT tic
iflueigeno III ben Seiiel, ali Dem ibr
@atte 5ilpor 9ciciien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
WichmGrfte.

Gbicago. 10. 5ebruar.-- Minb.
rieb. 3uiubr $4,000. Warft Zoe. bis
15c. bober; Stiere l.60 bi,s 7.15,
aiibe 800 bis $50. Riuoer 800 bis
5.75. @ullen $40 bis $50. aGlber
$50 bis $50. Stodcrs mo Geebrs
800 bis $40.
Sfmeine: 3uil,br ca. $1,000,
Marft 15c. bis 30c. bobcr; Choice
'dJpirc iiir 0crianOt 6.65 bns 6.75,
Builders $50 bis go. leid)te &c.
miihte $50 bis 6.l5. Choice Ieitte
Gas bis $50. Voting GAO bis 6.65.
1erfel 800 bis 6.25. 3aiipfperf1uie
81 $6.l5 bis go.
Sfaie: 3uiuhr ca. $4,000, Marft
itarf, bis su Zoe. hohcr; Sdafe 4.25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
r. =.

Gle junac Srau blieb III Eoiret.
bollie, Inn ibr Ginb 81 bearobe1. 81,
men Gag lang licB iid) Wtiitcr StIb
nidt iehcu, am nGtiten erid,ien CT.
Gr lieb iro9cr, Oh ieine @ottin III Scr
&erfaiiung iei. ibu 5ll cmpiun9cn uno
erbieIt cine b~ciubcnbc Intmort.
Sic trot inn folt c%ntgc9en, obnc
NIT elmer Wicne olf ooS Silngltpcr-
gongene 5l oeutcn. Sic iiberpuno
iih iogor. linn Die Sano 81 rcihen.
.Worgeu friib iperoen mir Senrp
bcgrabcn," ia9te lie.
.Sobe Nodlitt nit mir, Iocline!
Sd iueiB nid)t. ipd3 al DEM unalildli,
den Nbeno iibcr mid fam. Sd mar
gerei5t - ser @ein lrncrfreulid)e
Griobrrngcn, sic ih nebenber mad,'
tc- -"
vGs lit gut. Sd, ocnfc, eS miro lid,
cmpfeblen. oaB id, einiee 3cit III Foi'
rctbouic blcibe. Man miro oas i'm
Sinblid ollf Den 600 ocS ainoes be,
greifen."
Sic lab i'm an. ais criuartc tic lei.
nc 3uItin1nlunG. mo ling cillcn lall,
ernbcn Nlif ans Den mntten 9llIgclt
alli. bcrcn @lau mic nlsgeblaBt ans
iab. Gr nldtc boflid,.
.Gisponirc 9anj mad, 9elieben
ilber ocinen auicntbnlt. GS lit mir
icbr Ihmcr5lid). oab ms bicS Sd)id.
jail NIT Dem &inoe dctroffcn hat. Ger
Iamaftigc hat eS aemollt, 10 mill
len mir inns fiigen."
GS Sltftc pie bitt'rcr Spot I'M ibre
2ippen, nllein tic idiuicg. Gr wolltc
bas &ino ieben mo itonb Elm poar
Momlcntc nit gcicnftcm &opfe bas
Dor. Gam rcihte CT ibr ben Mrm
uno fiihrtc lie IN ouS GmpfallgS5ims
nler 6iiriid, nm ibr ein BOAR religioic
Srointn9spbraien ST ioacn, Die er
nit @Grne uno geoGlnpfter Gimme
portriig. Sic n1tcrbrah i'm NIT fei.
mem WOrt. Gnblif, ml,rbc linn ibr
@eien uilbebaglid) ullb CT benntttc Ell.
men SiniueiS ailf Den ltnfnng ieiner
geihditlid)en Sbdiigfeit, um ieineu
gbificb cin5uleiten. Gr mor mieber
10 9lott boflif uno pcrbinolid, mic IN
%friiberer 3cit.
Sm 8runoc nar inn bieie Srens
nllng iid)t ltnongencbm. Die nGd)ite
3eit bot inn 10 idiuierigc auigabcn
IN @e5n1 aili icine GllBeren @crbdlt-
niiie. bob cs eli, aiinititiif ielblt fir
i'm NOR. Ole Wasfe zines selifert I'll.
bigen Weiens inter alleu llu1ftdnoen
ieit,ubalten. @aS 9oftor Gpertion
ibm nit oiirrcn @ortcn geio9t, lub
er lanaIt flor Dor lid.
Gin rilillirter Spielcr!
(5orifctuns foIst.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

bor uno Gonrop fpuroe nah ser peit-
Iiden Eoliseiltation aebratt. Eoli.
seiritter Qooeu lieB i'm ober unbc.
trait Iaufer. ,iadbem CT nadalpie.
len, ooB er iid IN England ~bciunSen
uno sic @orlooungcn ieinc3 Rcgi-
mcntS nid)t crhaltcn bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
gsur 5,pet iibrig.

VT. lS-B2
balten Speiitodtaen Sdufer in Der 5iaot. fir
ben Rrels, iauieu ipolen. IN ieoer Siulidlt
MODERN NIB iebe moberne ginrihtile netit
GementsSof. s&eqer uro sIrctioir, @as uto
elettriihe geIeldtung. Gisftranl, gSaiditdr'
Der nno @aiier.@Ioief i'm Saus. aIoatetfanals
glrf6IuB - &aihftdnoer etc. i'm aeller. gtics
orieer 8rrn65iHs unb ~p1iienbc Seoinguneen.
Bureau: sr. 1851, fit.Mpnumsnt's traRe.
G43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
gu %pcrfanfen.
a,iit MIR SlOO ansahlnna

nuo Den 9ieiI 81 leidien peoingungcil tornen
Sic cine tletnc 5arm ais Sbr Gieenibnm CT
iperben.
Sd babe einen aroben Complex 5riihen gals
timorc lno sSaibinaton, Der IN tlctrlc SarnlcII
a%ufeetbei I iperoeu iou. Nckttitcl gGranttrt.
gdbereS bel Sermnun Saoenbu0p, 3il1nter
gir. 723-72I, @ditbcr NniloillI, Nj III. gicros
Cherries Straie. (Scpt1,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
Ne6net eS QMS.

- Sober Gent, Den Sic ais Tletbc bc5ab'
----Ier, TT far INNER perIoren. 8cbieteu Gle
SerIuft GinbnIt. Gteden Gle bicS
---9eIo in Die eisene Iaihe. Sd min bas
Sbncn peipobnic ooer iraelb ein ais
bon Sbnen bepor3ustes SauS faufen
limb Gle fbruer mir in pohertIiber ODER
-monatliten 8atcn, ipie bel Der m'ieibs,
ablung %Ieiitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Mats 3ufuIr 55,916 gnideI,
TerIanot bon ben glcuotoren 1867
S2S @uIfcl; GIcuutorcu 8orratb
G36,065 0uid,el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
Baltimore Warftberidtc.

Talttmore, TO. Sebriior.
Webl. - 3milbr 1857 Sdiicr.
einifllieblih 1922 SdIier gu Scout.
Fcint unb POI Gaiicr 81 Canton.
Die Notirnnaen lporen lpie io[at:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
StcQemgeinde.


Stencgefud:
Bebilbete Sdme ilift Steluna in beuiiter
ssamiIie, aebt and 81 9~robcreii dinoer. Gnt
liebiten 81 be'ierem Serrn ais 9alsbdlteriit.
Siierien inter ~. =. 100" Tcutidler Core
f%punoent. 42)
Stenegefudl:
Gin outer acllner iudt 5tcle in ciItcm 800
lei ODER outer Mmilic. Staot ODER Ydno. Rad
5~ufrdeen in 9r. 500, Hpro.Nroao,uag.
G0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
gerlaugt i'm Magemeinen.


Cen1@eS Observation-Disclosures Rrean.
1nter Der aufii9t Der yTeutften @efent4att.'
9ietenieen, Ste beutfdbe Sanbtperfer, Wrbeiter
len t& perfbnlt9 ober in frantirtcn 9riefen on
ben Gaerten Der Geieaftaft, Sobann >. Wseasr,
Simmer II, Rr. 215-217, Gomrtlano'Stra
ntrb. Gpretftunoen bon 1 bis s utr.
(Snu27
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
8ejhdfte.Weleaeuhetteu.

Sn guena Bifta Gprinss. Gertpanote tpoIeu
Elm $500 SoteI nit ooqitdnbieer glusitattun8
fir $500 berfuufen. Narrt fofort in Petit aes
ilormen iperben. GeIceenbcit fir 9ootfabrter.
@noen ulb Sifben.
C.ulo11Dr mss .Tapie & Co.,
CSan11-) 102 Eit.2eSingtpn.etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
Selltigc ShIubratc:

No90cn. - 3il'llbr = Wuidel;
%crianot bon ben GIeuatpren 100
@uihcl; GIepotorcnsBorrtb 1896
@iiidcl.
Sentigc ShlnBrate:
pr. 3 meItlid,er Hoggeu 81 -.
Sn Sdten ic mad qua.
litdt. .......... Is 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Natcr. = 3ufllbr 10000 Wll.
ld,cl; bon Den Gleuotoren 5liriise;oeen
1852 9uibel; Glcuotoren . Torratb
201 ,5SI Nltid,cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

'Bu nerfanfen:
$3.50 = SIR zines jener prd1teonen, Sdii'
fer .nabe @afterfons9arf. Nr. 90. %. 90 etc.
Hprb.Sorergtrabe. Geinentirte 1rottoire, NeIs
Ter Turb Sof; cmaiutrte @abe,pnnne unc Sits
menauSeub etc. $50 @aar unb HeIt inter tetr
letdten Webinauneen ianfer zines iener ircbers
men Sdnfer. 9eftdbtipt file unt iber3eugt @ud.
Sebr lei6te geoineunseii. Ghiudrb s. Stor6,
on CIT nnb eteae. (Suui17,1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
SECOND CALL.

5000 Cotton Euef Ser. -
5000 llniteb Sailmans inc. .......... SIX
10000 2erire!on sn. Ser. 06
2 Jioeiitb & 9epofit. .iI9k.
8 Soritou Gil e;s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

nielsen. 3uiubr 2705 Bit
id)el; Scriaubt BON ocn GIepotoren
1850 9uidel; Gleuutorcu @orratt
364.0Sl 0uid,el.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
A. CAMERON & CO.,
TIA MARKET ST., MAGEE BUILDING,
Opposite The Call.
Room 301-Phone Douglas 1879.
Where best bargains are found in hotels, apart
ment and lodging houses flats.
A. CAMERON & CO..


ment and lodging houses, fats.
SNAP-The best apt. house in city; &C rooms;
cheap rent; elegantly fur; always full; account
sudden sickness to be sacrificed.
BARGAIN-Fine. new house. 43 rooms; mod
ern. close in; rent only So; n. Market yours at
81, SOC.
MONEY MAKER-Fine house. 73 rooms;
cheapest rent; north Market; well fur; make
offer.
SEE this % room house: Ellis St; rent 500;
newly fur; all full; part down; Sl.500.
ELEGANTLY fur, new, modern up to date,
So r. house; reasonable rent; hne loc.; part
down.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

GREAT SACRIFICE-New. modern rooming
house on sunny corner; central; 20 bay window
rooms; oil inside rooms in court; light, CHEEKY,
well ventilated; hot and cold water; gas and
electricity, fine reception hall; big transient
business; positively paying $3.50 net per
month; good reasons for selling; viii exchange
for Oakland improved or unimproved real es
tate; Will take large property and assume
mortgage or pay cash for difference. GEO. W.
AUSTIN, lois Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
BUSINESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BUSINESS CHANCES-Continue
BAIRD 6 PETERSON,
THE OLD RELIABLE
BUSINEE BROKERS
AND
INVESTMENT AGENTS.
$50 MARKET ST, ROOM oIS.
Square Deal FOR You,
And We Expect
Square Deal FROM You.
Here are a few very
fine business openings
BAKERY. DOING $50 DAILY;
you're foolish to pass
this one by; rent only
SO. 1 living rooms; owner
going 10 leaye city
only with BAIRD s. PETERSON.
s2oo-cANDY. FRUIT AND ICE
CREAM STORE: rent only
$50; very best street;
q good money maker.
Only with BAIRD s. PETERSON.
CLEANING AND DYEING WORKS;
best transbsy town; come
and see this; clears $40
a week; sickness forces
sacrifice; snap at $780,
sALooN-sALooN.
Listen-the rent is
FREE HERE; an old
established place;
snap for $3.50.
Only with BAIRD & PETERSON.
DELICATESsEN AND GRO; HOME
cookery, steam tables;
So rent; s35 day trade:
worth $1,000. price, $3.50.
Only with BAIRD & PETERSON.
STATIONERY & SPORTING GOODS;
Here is something special;
hne living rooms: trade
good. growing daily: this
IS well worth $1,000; see IL.
Only with BAIRD & PETERSON.
OYSTER AND FISH MARKET.
Doing s35 TO $40 cash
trade daily; fine location;
est. Is years; tine for
good partners; $500.
Only with BAIRD & PETERSON.
RESTAURANT FOR ONLY $3.50;
Western Addition; old est;
permanent trade; fine for
man and wife; living rooms;
Only with BAIRD & PETERSON.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND;
In big meat market;
snap AT SI25; VIII clear
you 500 q month.
SMALL STORE BUYERS; this
del. and home bakery, with
furn- lly- rooms, only
S375; fne location; good
trade; Deatest place in city.
Only with BAIRD & PETERSON.
CANDY AND ICE CREAM PARIOR;
Rent reasonable; best location;
fixtures couldn't be placed for
less less than mar: 5000; yours S,,io for 81 g 800.
PARTNER WANTED AT ONCE In
me paying cafe; one partner
going to Europe; receipts $65
day: rent 500; lease; liquor
license; $1,000 for quick deal.
BAIRD & PETERSON
RESTAURANT SPECIAL.-only $3.50
Rent $50; does $35 day:
fine location: permanent:
sickness forces a sacrifice.
Only with BAIRD s PETERSON
GROCERY STORE BUYERS;
$500 buys the swellest
little store in the city;
cheap rent: good lease;
doing fne business
Only with BAIRD & PETERSON.
PARTNER PLUMBING AND SHEET
METAL SHOP; this is
real money maker. retiring
partner is going 10 the
hospital for operation;
A SNAP at $375.
Only with BAIRD & PETERSON.
COUNTRY STORE BUYERS. NOTICE;
Candy and ice cream store.
with millinery attached; fne
nourishlng. country town; clears
81 day; selling acct. sickness
Only with BAIRD & PETERSON.
$50 MARKET ST,
ROOM 2IS.
CENTRAL INVESTMENT co.
4S1 Market ST., 4th. room 1S2
Phone Douglas 1917
OR sale or exchange-Planing mill. sash anc
door factory; story building; good groun,
lease; 70 machines; good running order; larg,
contracts on hand; present owner inexperi
eneed aud VIII sell trade for city prop
erty, ranch or general store. Investigate
this. CENTRAL INV. co.
l,300-SaloOn on Mission St. near 10th ay
cheap rent; estab. trade. CENTRAL IN
NESTNENT co.
store in the Mission: sells beloy
invoice. CENTRAL INVESTMENT co.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

HERE is your opportunity TO make large profit
on an investment Of only IS. coo. developing
new industry at Seattle during the exposition.
The proposition viii stand the closest investi-
cation. For fun particulars address box 1913,
Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18


A-RoBERT G. FULTON. B. A. NJ. D.
sic l1th ST. Oakland. Cal.
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN
20 years ago graduated from two old leading
wOMEN'S AILMENTS EXCLUSIVELY. I have
the largest practice because l have had the most
experience and the best equipped office. Any
lady who needs my help may come TO me pri-
vately and in full confidence and be assured Of
prompt. perfect and happy results No delay,
disappointments or detention from occupation.
No need to endanger your life consulting irreg-
nlar and unreliable SO called specialists when for
most successful and most reliable specialist IN
California
less. harmless methods are pride to the profes-
sion My fees are reasonable.
Ny hours are $3.50 a: m. to p n never
DR.. ROBERT GREENLEAF FULTON.
SIG 11th ST bet Washington and Clay. Oakland
A ATTENTION. LADIEsl
DR. NORTH. 1925 Market St; tel. Park 5941-
World Renowned Specialists for Women Only
No Delays Disappointments-
Relief Guaranteed.
By Most Superior Painless Methods Known
to Medical Science
Most obstinate cases treated: utmost privacy:
have no hesitaney If IN need OF my services:
absolutely harmless. Low fees. BY consulting
an eminent specialist You save time and
money. All female complaints cured Advice
free. 10 a. m. to a D. m and 10 p. m
DIR. ABBOTT the well known ladies' specialist.
GUARANTEES RELIEF in al disorders Of
women by reliable. painless. scientific methods.
Private maternity sanatorium II desired.
CONSULTATION FREE and CONFIDENTIAL.
Hours. Q 10 8. Sundays. TO ?
1850 ELLIS ST. NEAR FILLMORE
AIRS. DIR. WELLS. reliable ladies' specialist
for all female complaints: instant relief guar
anteed; 30 years successful practice; home In
confinement. 1924 WEBSTER st. between
Geary and Post; office hours 10 TO 5.
vALPEAU's female pills; best regulating pills
sold; price $3.50 BY express Jenner Syringe
and Tablets price IS. By express only on re-
ceipt Of price. OSGOOD BROTHERS. whole
sale druggists. 7th iand broadway. Oakland.
MRS. DIR. WEST. office 1898 Golden Gate av.-
Ladies' specialist for many years: all cases
successfully treated; pain; no delay from
home; low fees: hours a m TO S D. m.
DR. DUCRoU'S female pills are sure and safe;
best regulating pills sold; price 81. Wishart' =
drug store. Oakland.
SPECIALIST for ladies; painless relief guaran-
teeds paid when cured: advice free. MRS. DR.
PHILLIPS. 1882 18th st. near Mission
OBESITY. nutritional disorders. DIR ri L
MEYER, $50 Market ST.. rooms 503-4-5-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

GENTLEMAN, American. well educated. no
vices. 40, Oakland businessman. means. desires
TO meet lady OF culture and refinement 35
TO 20. having some means: answer fully in
first letter; absolute confidence; will give
and expect references: no sports or trifiers
need answer; object matrimony Box 2Si7
Oakland office Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

HOTEL and LIVERY STABLE in good country
town. within 90 of 5. f.. on r. r.; doing
good business; good reasons for selling; hotel
fixtures complete, 5000; livery stable stock
and vehicles from 5000 to $1,000 TO suit.
UP TO DATE DRY GOODS STORE. clean, Wen
assorted stock, Invoicing from $4,000 to $20,-
600. Owner embarking in other business de-
msnding attention; in good bay county town.
These live, established businesses for sale,
or good clear income property will, be consid-
cred in exchange.
GEO. H. MURDOCH & SON,
81 Bacon Bldg. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

nurse. age "a. owning own home Is
desirouS Of meeting some honorable gentleman
with some means and Income with view to-
ward matrimOny. Address box 17J4, Call.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-21

|AkJES
there for ignorance.
ea privilege alike of posting the market price of
LHrm products Our valuable daily papers makes this nto
h wheels of time roll people
spectfuy you the market value of merch
Ism whom purchase.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-30
Calico to tho Earth.
1899

yet it moves. it spins. through night
and day,
With dumb terrific speed. and town
and throng,
Mountain and tossing sea, are whirled
along
And not one drop is lost upon the way.
On heavens dustless paths the Lord can
play
With heavier balls thar ours; and
there among
Unnumbered spheres that never can
go wrong,
He's hurled us on our courses and we
obey.
o Earth, feel thee culver under foot.
feel the whizzing Of thy ceaseless
flight,
As other whirling planets past us shoot:
l FEEL thee bounding like a ship at night
through unseen waves. To guide us,
God has put
On every slSyey coast a starry light.
Eugene Lee Hamilton.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-30
Marry mo, and |. promis.

white silk stockings and patent leather
pumps with heavy gold buckles. On
their heads will be cooked hats of black
satin. Ten or 10 of these boys will be
parts, when midnight approaches. AS
the hour strikes the lights for a mo-,
ment will grow dim. Each boy will
press a button on his dress and the
figures 1910" will shine out, limned
in electric light, on his cooked hat.
These boys will distribute big toy bal
looms. 1t is expected that many OF the
diners will tie the cords OF these bob
bling spheres to their fingers, so that
the a above their heads will be
filled with the vari-colored unstable
globes. Each woman will get a bronze
statuette of Father Knickerbocker--a
handsomely modelled figure six or seven
inches high.
In the center of the main dining
room will be a tremendous candy re-
production Of the hotel itself, which
will be lighted up at the stroke of IL.
1t tar about 10 feet high. There
will be about 5000 guests in this place
on New e S eve.
At Martins, down toward the other
end of the mile, the supper will cost
$40 a down stairs or the Fifth
avenue side, and up stairs in h big
dining rooms, S.. That is, Of course,
withou anything to drink, and nothing
VIII be served except champagne. Mr..
HAO ~ SAot tlICy piOOdDly Will
have more fun upstairs, because it is
a bigger place. Some Of the tables
were engaged a year ago, and all the
reservations have been taken for
weeks. Reservations now are being
made for tables for 1911. The num-
Der Of diners here will be bou 1900.
Mr.. Martin says that the usual con-
umpt1o Of champagne on this occa-
sion is over 5000 quarts, and thinks it
probably will be exceeded this year.
The floral decorations will be domi-
mated by American Beauty roses, which
viii be used lavishly. Hats and fans
among the souvenirs. There also will
be some 5000 toy balloons, each about
a foot n a half in diameter. Most
of these will be fitted with nets and
baskets, like the real article. and a
good many Of them will have comic
faces painted on them, SO tina they will
grin down at the guests when they
careless hands.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-30
skin Humor OK years,

"Cuticura did wonders for me. For
twenty-five years i suffered agony
from a terrible humor. completely COW
ering my head, neck and shoulders. so
even to my wife, / became an object
OF dread. At large expense l consult
ed the most able doctors far and near.
Their treatment vas Of no avail, nor
was that of the -- Hospital, dur
ing six months efforts. l suffered on
and concluded there was no help for
me this side of the grave. Then I
heard Of ONE n who had been cured
by Cuticura Remedies and thought
that a trial could do no harm. In a
surprisingly short time l was COM
pletely cured. S. p. Reyes, lat Con-
gress St, Boston, Mass, Oct. IL, o."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-30
Novel by Twelve Authors.

A novel by II authors. That Is the
latest in the literary world Of Germany.
The idea has been carried out by Kon-
rad ". Mecklinburg, the publisher of
the work, who, according to a state
ment made by him, had the first chap
ter written by a well known author and
sent 1t forthwith to another. When
this n had finished his chapter the
two were forwarded to a third writer,
and SC h book, full Of satire, pro-
fusely illustrated, having numerous
biographies of the writer's, grew to IL
chapters, with 400 pages. The authors
are Hermann Bahr, Otto Ernst, Hans
Heinz, Ewers, George Hirschfeld, Gus
tav Meyrfnk, Olga Wohlbruck, Otto Ju-
Illus Bierbaum, Herbert Gutenberg, Gus
tav Fake, Felix H~ollaender, Gabriel
Reuter- and Ernst Won Wolzogen.