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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

The old. old story, told times with
out number, and repeated over and
over again for the last SO years, but
it is always a welcome story to those
in search of health. There is nothing
in the world that cures coughs and
colds as quickly as Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
ID. A. II. tn Meet.

Fort Armstrong chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution, will be
entertained tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock by Mrs. George P. Frysinger,
1909 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
Dayenoorters Wed Here.

Fred J. Schmale and Miss Bertha o.
c. Rogers, both Of Davenport, were
united in marriage Wednesday after.
noon by Justice ]. II. Cleiand.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
Juniors at BANQUET.

The junior class of Augustana col
lege had banquet last evening at the
New Kinball. in Davenport. There
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
Special Saturday.

This coupon good for
cents on every package OF
Revere coffee Saturday only.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
ga

Net receipts were in the neighborhood
of SEQ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

High School Program.
The Theodelphic society of the high
school made up of the young ladies'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

him all happiness in his matrimonial
venture.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
EN- Ell CONSOLIDATE

FL Senor Aamexy expresdse EN- ter
minOs satSfactorios, asegurando que
ninglna dificultad se ha prescntado
G su Departamento Y los trabajos
marcian perfeetamente. No hay nj ha'
bra ccsantiaS, y haSta ell Iresente na
ii. ha hecho mauifsStaciones en es-
Il sentido. t1 departamcnto llenara Su
mission fines del corriente mes co
ITeran loe ssldos como 81 NADIA hu-
blera ocurrSdo
Ne place haocr estaS declaracione~
porQue aSi, uSted me da ocacion para
que contcste rimores nfumdados que
ror ser lneXaetos no dclan de pTodu-
err maiaS imlMcsiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
10 QUE DICE MR.. DIX

FL primcro que encontramos al visi
ar q Departamento de Tosoreria fu,
Sab TcSorc1u Mr Dix quien eoRtes
: IN 4 aeto nUeS'aS pegllntas.
Mr.. lGx no IN rccili'o hasta ahors
liuguna r-nup-ia lie oficia'es del "
>artamento Todo Marcia bien ca
Ia empleado ocupa su puesto.
Cree Il que Ia question del Pr,sa
ruetSo Il de ser rcSuelta por el gobier
40, sin mnguna difcultad, En- el De
artamento ha habido tres rcnuncias
lie Colector~ qt,c NADIA nenen que Nel
on ei asunto del PrcSupucSto Las re
unciaS en- question sen las siguienteS
IA del Scnor IhumillaN, dr collector d,
rentaS iuternas. n drl sr1or MartlneS,
, in de Mr., Beechor. Dichos pueStos
han sido cuhiertoS por los SenoreS Rue
Rmz Y Fabio fernando,
La tcrccra vacante no ha sldo c0bicr
ta todavia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01

no .meses la sufrido algo. pero la
calma, la; prudencia y. las economias
Q'le hara 81 gobrrno nivelsran los m
greSoS con los egresos ,todo ha
ce esperar que ningNin conf1icto ocu-
rra, posque jefes y empleados p%ibli-
coS Y ei gobieruo estan mteresados en-
mantener Ia administration 1 la altu-
IA que ha estsdo siemISc Yo puedS
decule que trabaJarS en- este senti-
Do. Fin c,nnto 4 oesantias nneHn@ o.
eiectuars en mn departamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01

FL gobcrnador ha rcmitido 81 nom
para con@ejal dc Bayam6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
10 QUE DICE MIR. WARD

III Auditor de Puerto Rico, contes
tando prcemtas de nuestTo repre-
scntantc, manifesto que el gobicrno na
da ha de temer de la sltuaci6n ac-
tual III. gobierno espera tranquilo l.
aprObaci6m del bill Olmtead
Quiza on la segunda quincena Sc
arTuebe el rrcsupuesto. Nimg1m en-
Uleado deJara dc percibir sus sueldos
correspondientes- La situaei6n financie
ra de Puerto Rico, desde los tiltTnos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
EN- IA OFUINA DEL ATTORNEY

Todos ios empleados eStan en- sus
pucStoS, los trahaJos siguen bien,
az cNar de que no hemos podido confc-
renciar con el Attormy porQue en los
momontos que ic yiSitamos mo eStaba
ga Su ofejna, j demos ascgurar con
tuda certe2a gu, hll"era hccho la miS
ma manifestation que los dennis ic-
fcs i p2r;amentales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
EN- ORRAS PURLlCAS
Nos rccibn Il Superintendenba de
pbras pjtlicas senior Jimcnc1

lhras putliaas senior ,Iimcncx
A umcStras ys,cglmtas sobr~ N es-
tado en- que ~ essucntra 81 dopar-
tamento del 5ntorqor com motive he
no habcrSe aprobado cl presupuesto
para Puerto Rno, dijo. Todos los ira
bajos que sc Ncriticaban en- isla hair
Sido SuSycndados, III personal que re
tibc suoldos en- eSta ofoina contmua-
III en- sus puestos para cobrar cuan-
So aprucbrn las aNignaeioneS d,
conscrVaci0n de- carTatCraS. Solamente
ZEN caSoS extraopimarlcs sc ira ba lAr'd
HAY actlalmente SIN tgahaio conSc-
cuencia de cs" cStado DE coSas, mos
mii QtunicntoS pconeS, los cuales vol
vcsTln Il stR trabajoS aSi termlne el
"statu-quo actual
Los taylba JOS de este departamento
ne tienen asignacioncs cspeclaleS pol
Ia Legislature, contimarhn y tamblen
aqucllos que Sc efcctlmn por las bri-
gadas de prcsos
iQ,rf hay acel,.a d, Ia Comisldn tee
Iica7
-Pues, Ia Comiei6n ttcnica auX'liar
Que traba aha ct las obras de earre--
tcras, creada por 81 bill asignardo un
million dc dollars. ha terminado sus
trabajoE.
Por tanto, por ahora, el dcpartamen
to no nccesita los servloios de los
il1rstrados mgenjeros don LUIS Rubio,
don Manuel Rivera Ferrer y Mr. No
yer
ESQ rs todo cuanto he de decirle en-
cortcstaci1n los informcs que soli-
eta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01

pal. pueden conseguiY una rehsla pru-
donte los que pagan Embellishments
una contribution dobse en- cuanto gu
sc rCstsblc0can las debidas olaslfsca-
cion,s cada coal sc inauya en- la
cAtceolia Se1dGdera de su negocio.
no Qucremos senaiar nombros M
cosas, porque nosotros no vamos CON
tra nsdic en- ISartiCsliar, sino qu, bss-
2amos Ia .iuStria y Ii igualdad para
todoS.
Estss cuestioues deben SER tratadas
deSde I'M plnto dc VISTA general, Y
IS pcr ESQ que haccmoS ahStraecNn
4 nommes y psnonGs, para concre-
tarnos al case donunci nciahc.
Todavia pueCSe Que sea tempo de
cor,pgig 10 que csta NAL hecho y pre-
vcnir que no Sc Npita para otra veg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
G. G. Ward,
InteleCtualeS j0VeneS

A la lista hermosa Y brlllante de
senoritas que han obtenido sus diHo-
mas On los exAmenes on este c1lrso he
mos dc anadir el de la bella senorita
lsabd 1riarte que desputs de notablcs
ejcrcicios ha triunfado en- los exAmc-
ne de octava grado.
Nuestro amigo don Celestino friar-
lc, puede estar orgulloso deI brillante
rcsultado obtenido por su adorable
hija.
Reciba nuestra felnitaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
la circular del gg'biie'lO
A los jafes de departamentos y de
mas iAtercsadOs:

Sc les Hams La atcrciGn al hecho
dc uuc no Sc han efcctuado asignA
cones por Ia Asambca Legislative de
Puerto Rico para cl pago de sueldos
~astos evcn+a alcs De oficialcS y em
ploados de los varios ramos que cons
ttuycn 81 scrNlcio pemancmc del
Gtiiuro Irsuiar de Puerto Rico du-
rante a ano ccon6mico que empic2a
4 repir desio u primcro dc Joiio de
1909, para los cuaies gencralmentc Sc
asignan cant .lados en ei PreSupucsto
annual.
Sin embargo. como SIM d1lda Sc ha
ran las assynacioncS corrcspomdiemtcs
para "a pago dc sbelios y gastos fc
todaS aQucllas personals emploadas en-
dirheS servrios reg1ilaqNS, no parece
habcr rinsuna raz6n porquc cStas per
SonaS no han DE etstslr contormcs en-
rontlnuar pcstaMio tales servniOs
lbs cnalcs seran compe nsados tan prom
to como haya fondos disponibles
FXiStcn raZones para Greer que en In
fecha de coSmmbro sca a fin de me
Sc habran asiPnado fondos para estas
styrci.H's. Por 10 tanto Sc hace rnl-
bll'C est" avkso para quo todas aque-
Has pcrsOnaS iptercsadas tengan como
lmiento cXacto del actual cstado 4
ncS1S
Lo antedcho no Sc ro'aciona con
: trabajos qu" ~ cst@n llevando
cato con cargo ii aslQwaci"nes espe-
c;alcs 4 con cargo 4 asirnacidnes SIN
SuJcci6n al presupuesto annual
ReSpetuosamente,
G. G. Ward,
Auditor de- Puerto Rico
Aprobado
w F. Wlloughby.
GobernadDr Intermo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
EN- INSTRUCTION PUBLICA

Nos recibi6 cl sub-C Comisionado. Los
informes SUNNI lstrados pOr este de
partamento son tranqulizadorcs Los
cmplc adOH contintran en- sus puc-to~
Sc han hecho nombramientos de ms
nectores de Escueas, los cuales pu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
RA0(19a del d]Sa


A@sloe alEo tai"e' N""'oe ''"''''
m astlfoo, que hotSS'T' l0'c" y"
'e,e o"lsr Ia atefae'oh "' "u'S'>'N
edaes
Nos reterlmos a las pS''"''s a"e }"
$ emPlFS"n coo'S' p" VI "''''u' :"
q '''''''''' CAV
Ne"'d' que m'''s''0" "'''' a''''
'en'etaS hnpor'aoo'VS P"S"" =, f'
tente 100 d'iSfN, o"'S N"' 'N'',' :"
las mNmas cotal''ou'S quc
'an 'st@f en- Ia ias''S '''s ''''''''''''
naF&A i'nS ' e'heo Ho'""'"''' !"
mltad
rs,o como - vc a simple vista es
ona mi,.ticla ouc no dehc su'~'>tir
,,,,Y ,,,a cllo - alrsuc por h
.,l,o,.,s,,oci.;n muri,iral. uuc los in
f.r,, l.s han tenido tiempo de esta~
A,c,r ia dcbida rcciam3cson, dNsde
4uc sc oNtd qr' Ia re'a'I'~ del I'M
pueeto. ,atai,a filada eu las tablllias
- II, l.S del ayuntmen'o,
f.. .ro,5sd !, = r.r,,1o de- los
..l.... A. =; m,eJ. martin, drl
l.,.t. s;oo o,o 5.ho iniciar
,',,,. o. !, ,amtr;s,,acidn
@''''''"'e Wv ~ '"'
,a'A''" } I' )" "a ''''@ l'' ~,
''''N'V"" ''''''''
l'daN en- " '"S" "y e"''"'.''''''' -
ta tNr los cohf''''9 *'.t'N. ''' "'"''''
o.dorH' a. les cArSaS Pn''i''N' ''''S"'
to, r It endlraHe :" To que u''en
Wc r'Far al muma@p'o' como t'i""-
go2n >Tt0a',
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
LA QUESTION DEL PlESUPutSIO
HABLANDO con LOS JEFES
la opinion del Gobernador

la nota sensational de la Thforma-
ion dLaria eS q Presupuesto de Puerto
iico. Antes ie expOner opiniones pro,
,las hemos craido oportuno conocer La
ie los jefeS de los Depsrtamentos In
SHARES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01


ri6dico correspondence al dia de aver y :
bajo 81 epigrafe ''Nota del dia" aparere
un articulo relative al restablecimiepto
de las res rir.juaes caarentenarisS en- ss-
te puerto para loS buqnes que 81 arr
ben proeedentes de los puertos de Ia rE-
publica venezolana
lie visto, no sin eAtranexa, que ep
ei referido articnlo Sc 2lnde en- clrrtsa
for7ma q In compana de vaporeS america
nos que hace en- la actuaiidad ei trafseo
entire Venezuela V esta fsla, ae,isando cel-
mo I'm acto de puns5ls toteroncsd 81 he
cho de que estaS autoridades pcrnits'-
ran los vaporeS dcSernharcar ei paSfpe
y carga SIN imponerlcS la rigurosa cua-
rentena v como peSar del sentido pre-
visor en- quc eSta redactado Su referf,lo
editorial tneuentro one los informeS re-
cibIdoS nor uSted acerca dc este partI-
cular, tetan EN- cierto modo crradoS, GO
mo rcpreSepmnte q'le Soy en- esta ciuCfid
De la unica empreSa dc vaporcs america
nos que hace Su Servlcio entire Puerto
Rico Y Venezuela. creo NH debcr dar "a
uSted algunaN eHphcac'oneS relatVas a lG
cuarentena dc dlchoS vaporrs, contiaudU
en que dlSpenNara MI hueua acogida 4 lG
preScnie carta 2 que dara 4 ella cahTda
on las co'umnaS dc Su peri6dico,
"EI hN.ho de habc>,, eStahlooilo rivI.
damcntc liz, reStr,ccionrs cuarent,nartax
en- este puerto para los huoues proccden-
t,s l., Nene2u,l, as ci.rto. poro 90 a,,.
prende dc las mauifcstacioncs contcnida~
en- q artlculo.a quc me rrhcro. que tales
rr~triciours hap ~ido adoptadas rcricntr.
mcntc, cuando vHa~ fucron puestaS cu
vieor desde Ia. aparjcjdn del primer calso
he pcste huhduca cu Caracas Las au-
oridgirs lie Sanidad Narltma. fclixncu-
tc pota nu~ottn, no adolecen de los de
ccctoe lie Ia conplaccurja u,le On aAuntr~
dc hlpicnc prolilactica dan siemrre ~.
SuitadoS fatalcs Cuando termin6 Al pri.
mcr periodic dc Ia cpidemia en- Venczr,e-
Ia ct ano pdsado. auuuei6sc ofeialmcutr
.orprriIo en Cgroi'a, 81 a., II y. No,,,,,,,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
EN- ia tORTAL.EXA

I'll GoEeruador lmtcrino MIR. Wiliou-
gnby, como 81 hubicra aSiStido nes-
traS entrrvistas, nos manifesto east
en- las miSmaS palabraS, 10 djcho por
el Auditor y los dcmaS pfcs, este
Is, que NADIA hay que temer con no
habersc aprobado el prcslppucSto Con
fla que el Gohicrno de Washington
aIHohalsi el bHll tan rronto pase ci de
las tarifas
DE hoy ,ttimo de mes, ticfapo ha-
tda de Sohra para que todo quede
satlStactoriamentc arreglado.
l'uedc deer en- Su peri6dico, nos Ill
.lo, cue la administration amcricaua
tlcne lnteres supreme en- mantener los
principles de un bucn gobierno y
has'a rl oda u'timo, nos dijo sonr,cndt
Mr.. Wllloughby al tempo que dcs e
dIa dH representative del BOIET1N.
+4
Hoy no Sc ha hecho ningun uombra
mlento, pero figuran cuatro . cinco
'nndidatoS, que sino solicitan, aspuan
a la plaza de .Juez Municipal dc Sahna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01
Ina earta del ST. leate
Sr Director del
ROLETIN MERCANTEE..
Sr Director del
San Juan, p r.

Muy Sr. mio de mi mayor eonsidera-
s.l0n-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-01

lla sido aceptada la rrnuncia que de
cargo de concejaI dc Bayam6n ha pre-
scntado 81 scfior Juan J. Edmmonds
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
FLATS no LET

PARTIAL LIST OF FLATS To LET.
u =. McGERRG & CO. Al Montgomery st.
S27 .5o-l860 Cay St near Hyde; apt fiat,
Ss5. oo|li49 Leavcnworth nr. Calf. upper ;
rooms and bafh.
race: west exposure: sunny: room apt.
daf; gas ranget peerless boiler; janitor and
garbage service
S25. .00-North line of Broadway. east of Leayen-
worth; new fat: rooms and bath.
So. .O0-fO45 Ieayenworth nr. Calf; front apt.
fat: ) T. and b.; owner premises.
$50. 00-l6is Clay st. mr. Polk ST.; upper hat
rooms and bath.
$50 0o-16S7 Greenwich cor. Cough: upper r. b.
So .5o-667 Haight nr. Pierce; upper r. & b.
$50. 0O-South side Of II. west of 9Th av.; new
fat: 3 rooms and bath.
$4,000 and 50. .50-New flats. southeast Golden
Gate and Central and T. and b.
50 -50-2l67 Geary St mr. Devisadero; upper
s45 oo-225G Falton st. mr. stanysn; lower r. b.
$50 o0-1l63 Deyisadero cor Eddy middle r.
and b.; hardwood floor.
$50 -O0-13I2 Leavenworth nr. Clay: lower r.-b.
s5e .00-1522 Jackson st. mr. Larkini upper
rooms and bath
$50 O0-Norih side of Jackson, west Of Leayen-
worth; upper rooms and bath.
$50 O0-g64 Cak ST. mr. Fillmore; middle RIB.
SS7 30 aud s42 .50-New fats, best in the city
east side OF willard st. off Fulton. oppo-
site Golden Gate park: and rooms and
BATH waslstands In bedrooms . open IRE
places in each far; splendid view must
be seen To be appreciated
$50 .O0-IS Walter ST. ur- l4th and Sanchez; new
upper dat, rooms and bath.
so % ana s45 00-2OOi-3 Oak St new fats.
and : r. and b.; each hat entitled to
finished basement; opposite park
$50. .00-SW. cor. Hyde and Broadway; splendid
new upper Fat, r and b. well arranged;
see today.
s55. 90 1917 Hyde st. nr. Clay; r and b. front
$50 0oEEssf side Of Hyde mr. Lombard; most
beautiful location in city for view; duplex
fat of = and baths; finished Decem-
So 90 ana Ss5 0o-South side Of Broadway. west
Of Franklin: new flats; lower. 6 T. and
b. reception hall: upper. rooms and
baths. separate Easements. furnaces, peer
less boilers. garden.
S45 .O0-2G25 Clay mr. Scott; lower Z 7. and b. I;
SO 5o12ss57 saeramento mr. Devisadero; apt
fat rooms and bath.
S25 .00-Is0S McAnister st. nr. Lyon; r. and
b. lower.
$1,000 523 Myrtle av nr. octavia; 4 r. b. lower.
SD o-2445 Post Hr. Baker; 7. b. middle
S5o.o0-1a5l Pine nr. Laguna-s r. b. middle.
S35.00-5360 Sacramento nr. presdo av.; 8
r. D. upper.
$50 .0O-SE. Clay and Scott T. b. upper.
SIC 50-;,59A DoTe Bryant, 4 T. b. upper.
ST. 0e-22GsA Bryant nr. 20fh; r. b. middle.
SlS.o0-6g0 Clementina nr. sth; T. b. upper.
2'5o-5Is Castro nr r., lsth; g IT. r b upper
WILL FIND WHAT YOU WANT.
Copies of printed list at
shemate.s Pharmacy. Sutter aud Deyisadero.
shumate.s Pharmaey, Sacramento & Presidio av.
Shumate's Pharmacy, Haight and Masonic.
Castro Pharmacy. 24th and Castro.
Boysoas Pharmacy. 21st and Valencia.
Measher's l2262S 9th av. Sunset.
Economic Drug Co.. SOP valencia mr.. 10th.
Ecoaoniic Drug CO.. 500 Market mr. 4th.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
3lS23 kearny st.
2sD st/ Ss5e-s5ss PIPER and lower flats: rent
$50 and SIG
aIST 81. ssIs near valeneia-FIat, rooms and
bata; rent SIG.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
HAIR GOODS

C. HOFFMAN CO., importers of human
manufacturers of wigs and all kinds OF
goods. 476 18th st. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
HOTELS and APARTMENTS TO LEASE
COMMERCIAL HOTEL TO LEASE

Will build at once on Grant av. near Sutter
st. a beautiful story freproof hotel that will
contain $50 bedrooms. drummer sample rooms,
large lobby on street floor that will have 4J
feet street frontage; swell cafe, saloon and
barber shop There will be go per cent priv te
tub and shower baths; the rooms win be Large
and sunny. the hotel will have three street
frontages: every known modern convenience
will be installed. the owner desiring to make
it one of the finest in San Francisco This hotel
being the only first class house in the retail
district an experienced hotelman should make
a fortune out of 1t. VIII give a good lease
with reasonable rental to responsible parties
See plans and elevations at the office Of
DAVIDSON & LEIGH, l37 Montgomery st.
Exclusive Agents
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

2sD st< S55e-s5,4 Upper and lower flats; rent
$50 and SIS
aIST 81. ssIs. near valencia-FIat, 3 rooms and
bata; rent Sl6s
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
FACTORY SITES

FOR sale-Factory site San Francisco;
buildings and machinery and 20 acres of land
near railroad and on tide water, with wharf;
ample supply of fresh water Address Fac
tory. 1922 Sutter ST
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

P. a. PATTERSON CO.. 1910 Van Ness av.-U
holstering cabinet makers and vanishing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
CoRNFR ABATEMENT HOUSE

% rooms in and room apartments: wall
beds in all rooms every room has the sun;
elegant brick building; auto. elevator; dumb
walters; rent 81 per room: located on Caifor-
MIA near Fairnsont hotel. See plans at Office of
DAVIDSON & LEIGH 137 Montgomery ST
Exclusive Agents
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
APARTMENTS
AAAAA
VENTURA APARTMENTS

one apartment, rooms and bath; $3.50.
One apartment 8 rooms and bath; So5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
Rooss Il lEr-con.Isnea

Z BE NEVADA. s25 Van Ness cor Eddy-50e
and 81 per day. $3.50 TO 81 per week: electric
ltglis; bot and cold water. transient
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
Everything first class.

Main hall beautifully furnished.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

AZ infsnt VIII be given a mOnfhers care BY on
experienced in the care OF childrene Boz 30l
Cal ofhce. 1Ics Valencia St.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

All apartments have separate halls; Kitchens
covered with imported hnoleum and furnished
with gas ranges with IS Inch ovens, rapid gas
heaters and disappearing wash trays. No chill
Gren. References
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
oAESLAND Roo,Is-Fur. and Unfur.

57IH st.. 464 Oakland sunny froat bedroom
with bag window, newly furnished. 10 gentle
men Who would appreciate quiet home near
family. relcrences.
The Yale expositor., 1909-10-08
Delirious From Injuries.

Mrs. Thos. Grimes, of Speaker town
ship, was called by telegram to Harri-
son, Neb., two weeks ago, stating that
her son, Bert Jackson, was in a critical
condition. On reaching there she
found him delirious and at once started
for home with him. They reached
Port Huron Sunday night. On Monday
DIR. G.. 5. Ney examined the boy and
gave it as his opinion that the trouble
resulted from blow on the head Bert
received while at work in the Yale
wooden mills some months ago, when
he was struck with a shuttle in the
hands of weaver. An operation was
performed at the Port Huron hospital
Tuesday, resulting successfully.
Thos. Grimes, stepfather of young
Jackson, returned from Port Huron
Thursday morning, and in conversa-
tion with him he says that the reports
about Bert being insane are all bosh
The boy simply was suffering from
the injury received and there is
hardly a question of doubt now that
the operation has relieved the pressure
on the brain, and that Bert will soon
be himself again. His mother will stay
with him until he is able to be moved
to his home.
The Yale expositor., 1909-10-08
A Pleasant Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Williams have re.
turned from a trip covering the past
three months, during which time
they travelled with horse and buggy
over 1000 miles. While away they
visited Cass City, Bay City, Pincon-
ming, West Branch, Houghton Lake,
Haymarsh, Manton, Spurman, Pomona,
Copemish, Traverse City, Charlevoix,
Petoskey, Indian River, Alton, Che
boygan, Onaway, Waters, Grayling and
Roscommon. 1t gave them splendid
opportunity TO view the country, and
from the description of their trip relat-
ed to an Expositor representative, we
should Judge they enjoyed themselves
immensely. At many of the places
visited they met old friends and former
Yale residents, and to say that they
were royalty entertained is putting il
mildly. The trip will ever be remem-
bered as one of the most pleasant
periods in their lives, not mishap to
mar their pleasure taking place. The
weatherman SO arranged matters that
storms passed by them on the other side
The Yale expositor., 1909-10-08
Brotherly Love Shown.

Don't tell us there is no brotherly
love in all the world. We have the fol-
lowing to cite you: l.. III. Howse has
published the Brown City Banner for
l8 years, but never was printer; in
fact, he cannot set stick of type. For
a full week he was deserted by help
and it was certainly predicament to
be in, even if the editor can set type.
Weber, of the Carsonville Tribune,
hearing of his brothers distress, turned
over his paper to be printed by his
Office force and hiked down to
Brown City, working till midnight.
Next morning Editor Hallock, from
over at Inlay City, had sure intuition
that some brother was in need of help
and he showed up in the Banner Office,
bringing his foreman with him. The
paper came out only.a few hours late.
Editor Patterson, of the Melvin Ga
zette, was another friend indeed on
two other days. Brother Howse ap-
preciates the unseltsh spirit which
prompted these kind actions.