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A Romance Of Colonial Days.
BY ROBERT A. CUMMING.
[copYRIGHr, 1901

verwyn was pacing up and down in
thoughtful mood. The responsibility of
his situation was greater than his ex-
parience, and while be had the fullest
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CHAPTER K.
JABE'S METHOD.

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At sunset Of the day on which Jabe
returned to the camp, the Mohawks
brought in the news that the enemy
was advancing In force, with the Hurons
in the van as usual, and through the
night the sentinels heard sounds which
indicated their proximity. The dawn
Of morning revealed an earthvork, sur
mounted by the branches of trees,
through which protruded the muz-
zles of two small cannons.
eft is fortunate that this bank
of the river is the higher"
said Renwick, peering through
the intervals of the logs which formed
the breastwork, ''else they would make
it unpleasantly warm for us. Let me
see if they are awake YETI He raised
his hat above the rampant and was con-
WINGED of the fact of their wa.iefulness
by the whizz of {. bullet which tore away
part of the brim. ''Hurons!'' he NUT
tered. ''The Frenchmen are not so
quick on the trigger. They are too close,
Charley; we must push them back a
ittle.'
AS to emphasize this remark acannon
ball struck the log above his head, oaus-
ing the bark and splinters to fly in all
directions. Then came two reports in
quick succession above his head and the
smoke of the rifles eddied up from the
branches Of a great tree just behind him,
while shower of bullets from the en-
envy ratified against it's rugged sides.
Again puff IF white smoke from the
tree followed by yell of rage from the
enemy.
THAT is Jabe, quoth Selwyn
''He asked my permission to post him
self up there, and he is picking off the
gunners. He has two rifles
A shot from another tree on a line
with that occupied by Jabe, increased
the confusion of the enemy, and invok-
ed another ineffective volley.
''Fred Ward is up there" Selwyn ex-
planned, and don't think those guns
will trouble us much."
For the next half hour the sharp
shooters kept up a steady fire, the efica-
cy of which the silent cannon evinced.
'sI'ye picked off three officers, shouted
Jabe, "and they're going to make a
move. Twenty men could take the
guns away from them before they are
reinforced z
ga good idea cried Renwick. Let
US try it, Charley
# Sclwyn called to the other sharp.
shooter: What do you report, Ward?''.
They are going to retreat from the
,ank and take cannon with them out Of
rifle range. T would be 3 good time to-
strike them. '.'5 81.
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This lady, who for years has been the
wife of our distinguished Chief of Police,
is a lady OF great culture and refinement.
She is beloved by large circle of friends,
and has always taken an active part in the
societies of the church, of which she is q
devoted and loyal member. Her in terests
take substantial form in many charitable
projects, aud in quiet unOstentatious man.
ner she has relieved the sufferiDgs OF the
sick and destitute.
She is the mother Of two sons
and of charming daughters, the young
est of which, Miss Daisy Crowley,
is an acknowledged belle. The young
lady is tall, slender. with bright fresh
complexion and rosy cheeks. Her hair is
of golden hue, and she numbers her ad-
mirers by the score. Mrs. Crowley is the
sister Of the late Miss Sullivan, who will
be remembered by many as one of the finest
teachers, the best disciplinarians and most
capable principals ever connected with the
San Francisco School Department. Some
of Mrs Crowley's daughters have been
connected with the department., and II
would seem as if the mantle of their la
mented aunt had fallen upon their should
eTs, for they are highly considered by both
their principals and pupils. Mrs. Crowley
belonged to that small select circle known
as =" the old Californians." who have seen
our great city of San Francisco develop
from comparatively small town into one
of the most important and noted cities of
the United States.
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THE CALLS
PORTRAITS.
A Number of Ladies Well Known
in Local Society.
Mrs. ". F. Goad - Mrs. P. Crowley - Mrs. M.
Donahue-Mrs. N. G. Kittle. Mrs. Fred
Sharon. Mrs. P. Lilienthal.

This lady, the wife of our well-known
lawyer, is well known in local society. While
sheis the mother of several charming chill
dren, one of them being the popular belle,
Miss Ella Goad, it is hard to realize that the
mother does not belong 20 the lists Of the
younger class. She is certainly bound to
be taken for the elder sister, not the mother
of her daughters. AS hostess she is one
of the most charming to be met with in all
the range of society, and her elegant man.
sion on Washington street has often been
the scene of entertainments not TO be
equaled by anything else of the kind that
has been given in San Francisco. The spa
ciousness of the apartments, the perfection
of the service, the appropriateness of the
menu and the guests themselves form
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Girls, High School.

Mrs. NJ. W. KiDcaid. Principal
Department OF English senior class-Miss II.
NJ. Thompson, teacher
Roll OF Honor-Etla Byrne, Edna Cotre Grace
Reynolds, Carrie Frank, Kate Simmons Rose
Wilson, Lulu Fay. Lille Hamlin, Lavinia Giest-
ing, Edith Arner, Violet S0ue, Margaret Meyer,
Mamie Lewis, Susie Harcourt Frankie Kenhing,
Pauline Maussang.
Department of History, senior cass-Mrs.
Mary Prag, teacher.
Roll of honor-Etta Byrne, Margarethe Meyer
Lille HamliD, Carrie Frank, Edna Cotrel, Annie
Reed. Jennie Seller, Rose Zellei bach. Rose Will
son. Lulu Fay. Edith Armer, Margie Banning,
Violet Soule. Grace Reynolds, Marie Kaiser,
Mary Brierton, Hattie Wilson, Alice Vincent,
Pauline Maussang, Charlotte SHRED.
DEPARTMENT OF Mathematics, Senior Grade
Miss Fidella Jewett, teacher.
Roll of HonOr-Josie Kelly. Hattie Lesynsky,
Edna Cotrel, Lille Hamlin. Violet Soule, Lulu
Fay, Grace r. ynolds, Carrie sFlank Irene Null
Ter. Helen Rosenberg Mary Hunter, Frances
Kenning.i
Normal Department Miss L. T. Fowler,
teacher.
The highest three pupils who receive positions
TO teach IN the experimentation b. Hanley,
Eva L. White, Lulu Krauss.
Department OF Scieuce, Senior Grade-Miss L.
j. Martin, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Edna Cotrel, Violet Soule,
frankie Shaw, Minnie Ash, Lille Hamin, Lulu
Fay. May Hunter, Pauline 6laussang, Helen Ro.
senburg, Hattie LesZynsky, Irene Muller, Rose
Zellerbach.
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of Mary, who seemed pleased with him.
This progressed to the length that after
ward, when he appeared to tire of his
cbarmer, the young lady instituted a suit
of the kind in California, and celebrated
case. It was tried in San Francisco,
before Judge Lake. in the Dis
triet Court. Eugene Casserly ap-
peared as counsel for Miss Gates. After a
protracted trial the jury rendered a verdict
of $4,000 for Miss Mary, with the costs of
paid the Judgment, went East and there
married handsome and estimable young
lady, with whom he returned to San Fran
cisco and resumed his residence here, also
his connection with the Fire Department,
of which he was an honored and popular
member. he having paid dearly for his hap
by hours at San Jose. JAMES o'MEARA.
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Washington Grammar School.

ID.
Eighth Grade-C. W. Moores, teacher
Roll OF Honor-LUuis +. j. Boyce Gabriel
Goldberg, Finest V. Chevesich, George A. DabO-
vich, Joseph Fass, john Elbert Jr., Henry Boy
Seventh Grade-Mss C. Beckwth, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Feter PAMELA, Mark Cooper.
Samuel MaitnOvich, Samuel Newman, Victor
Lucchiltl. Walter Won der Lieth.
Sixth Giade-Rose a. Fliz Simmons, teacher.
Roll of HOnoT-Emllio, ,Ferrea, Victor Turrll,
john Curran Harry Demartin Edwin Stangen.
SIKH Grade-Adele c. Moulty, teacher
Roll OF HOnor-Bernard Lapaehet Paul Ho-
Fifth Grade-J. A. Dwyer teacher
Roll OF Honor Edward Turnblad, Joseph
Pezzola, Harry Goldberg, Charles Christensen
Albert Boyle. George Young, Angelo Borla,
Paul Bender.
Roll OF Honor-Lester Cheminaht Clifton
Cneminant, William Anton oych, Charles Turn
blad, George Muther, John Daneri, Arthur III.
Fifth and Fourth grades-Miss Ray Abram.
teacher.
Roll OF Honor-FiIth Grade: Arthur frost,
George Shannon, Henry Fischbeck Alex Caro-,
Howard Morton. Eugene Dimmer. Fourth
Grade: Florlo Antonovicn. Milton Roller, Jo-
seph Gallagher, Waller Hanna, Clarence Miller,
Walter jackson, Felix Autch.
Fourth Grade-lda NJ. Kervan, teacher.
Roll Of Honor - Edward Mulrooney, Fred
Krone Ernest Ruediu, Willie Saunders Nicholas
Parfenof, Francisco JObnson, Charles Barbette,
Charles Schneider. Benjamin Belnl, Charles
Fiukenstedt.
Third Grade-N. A. Jacobs, teacher.
Roll OF H0HOr-Samuel Murray, Carl frost,
Fred Biunner, Fred Lerond, Frank Zundel
Emile r. nyud, Charlie Floyd, Lueien Loo
Second Giade-Cassie Radford, teacher.
Roll OF HoDor-Emlle LapacheI, Fred Rade-
maker, Thomas Murray Charles Long, Albert
Plugnof, Charles Berg, BERTHE Bowers, Samuel
Chase, Ray Gallagher, Peter Schultz, Bennle
Urunuela, Robert WahrenbrOck
First aud Ihlid graGes-J. Scott teacher
Roll Of Honor-FirsI Grade: AIphonse Hirsch
Willie McKune, Ernest frost, August Fortener,
Willie Reade, Frank Danere. FRANK Peterson.
berry.
r. ceiviDg Grade-A b. Campbell, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Frank Codi, Frank Hawton,
Raymond Hall. Edward QlelrOo, Henry Bacher,
James Bowker, Chris Schnoor, Herbert Berrl-
man.
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combination not often 10 be equaled. Dur
ing the visit of Chief Justice Field and his
wife to this Coast last year Mrs. Goad gave
several entertainments in their honor,
which we're in every way an unqualified
success. One of the most delightful affairs
ever given. according to the opinions of the
younger members of society, was that ar
ranged under the direction of Miss Ella
Goad The billiard-room on the lower
floor, most extensive apartment, had been
prepared for private theatricals, and Mrs.
Burnett's popular society drama. 'Esmer-
elda." with Miss Goad in the title role. was
successfully given before two hundred
guests. Among those taking part IN the
cast were the Misses Corbett, Mrs. James
A Robinson, Messrs. Hugh Tevis, S. D.
Sturgis Jr., E. NJ. Greenway, A. c. Smith.
R. c. Hooker and Perry Eyre.
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Mary Gales, Selma Rosenqulst. Helene wels-

| Mary Gales, Selma Rosenquist, Helene Wels-
mann.
Fifth Grade-Miss E. F. Beardsley, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Ruby Tith, Esther Chamber
lain. Amanda Ebert. Emelie Friedman, Nellie
Kempstol Annie Hoops, Assunta Sturla.
Filth GTade-Miss A. Z. Pike, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Victoia Demartn Esther
HOPPE. Grace Keser, Frieda Lewkowitz, Annie
Walker, Winnie Rowland.
Fourth Grade-Mss Hart, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Mollie Solomon, Elsie Herr
mann, Sophia johnson. Mary Tore, Anneta
Galloway, Lillian Andrews, Joselte Baisson,
Third and Fourth grades L. McCorkell,
teacher.
Roll Of Honor-Tbrd Grade: Louise BoIsson,
Lvia Ca.aretto, JuaDita CASTELAR,, Romlda
DenegTi, Maggie Dickinson, Eva Duane. Grace
Duncan, Mabel Morton, Elena Menesn Fourth
Grade-Belle Andrews, Leicester Huber, Natalie
Ielevier.
Third Grade-W. White, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Lucla Chamberlain, Grace
Dickson, Jennie DotIa, Elvira Paredes. Anette
Rechert Henrietta Setaro' Saran simmons
Second Grade-N. Wade. teacher.
Roll Of Henor-Loulse MERCER, Elise vessel
Lily Pedrotta, Minnie Morey, Carmen Palma.
Second Grade-Miss V. 4. Bradbury, teae her.
Roll of Honor-Louise Zueger, Ethel Mo oulLoD,
Ina Collins, Dora Schneider, Frleda Gruner,
Minnie Schfeiner, Kittie Canliam. Anne liza vega,
LOttie Davis.
First Grade-R G. Campbell. teacher.
Roll of HcDOr-Anna Cattermoe, May Campo
donico, Lulsa Davis, Adele Hagadorn, Mary
Fischer, Bessie Ltppert, Hattie MaskOn, Maud
Martenstem, Hattie Moritz, May Raphael, Marie
Salano, Louisa Smith.
Receiving, First aud Second grades-C. S. Fair
child teacher.
Roll Of Honor-BlrdIe Ekstrom, Mabel Hall,
Emma Niles, Beatrice Ricottl. Matte Schleef,
Beatrice Simi, Edith Simpson, Elsie Veen.
Receiving Class-L. Kelly. teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Emille ThOrnhll, Emma Pom.
Get, Lydia Cassassa Sadie Sol0man, Laura Wah-
reDbr0ck, Annie Shea, Sadie Meyer, Elvra Ton-
mini, Bertha Johnson Oracle HOllnghuf.
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Howard's s.noma Land.

James Stanley, administrator of the estate
of Asa Howard, has sued Albert Rhoda to
recover 5000. He alleges that Howard in
November, 1887, mortgaged to the defenda Mt
$50 acres of Sonoma land, which the latter
subsequently mortgased for $1,000, and then
sold for $4,000. 1t is claimed that tue prop
ertY was worth $4,000.
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Pnge-street Primary School.

j. A. Forbes, Principal.
Receiving Class-Jennie Cullen, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Robble Pieper, Charlie Skaife,
Percy GirviD, John TempIeman, David Moss,
Chester Farrell, Melye Mund, Thomas Lundy.
Albert Deekelman, Madse james, Anita Black,
Blanche Holy, Cecilia Skinner, May Whitfield,
Katie Keenan,. Lydit Schroth.
First Grade-Rose Scheier teacher.
Roll of Honor-Whiman Prentice Harry
TemDelman. Mabel GeIz, Willie Keenan,. Robert
Mitchell, Frank Skinner, Willie Girvin, Fred
simpson. Bertha Winters, Alice Boobar, Eddie
Reilly, Frank Moran, Milton Lazarus, James
Taylor, Jay johnson.
Second Grade-E. b. Wade, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Grace Davis, Hattie Fried,
M0lhe Fried. Louise HOffaeker, Dorlie Harboe.
Nathalie James, William Jacobs, Mabel Lundy,
Zeta RlppoD. Arthur Skaife, Mille Snock, Lydia
Valencia, Mathde Won der Nunberg, jennie
Whalen.
Third and First grades-L Burnham, teacher.
Roll of Honor-rhird Grade: Carroll Bolts,
Ada tollansbee. Rachel Striker, Zoe Ellen Won
Of.n. First Grade: Lille Ezeklel, William
Hund, Helen Nathan, Edward Wahrmann.
Third Grade-R. For ieT, teacher.
Roll Of Honor-Uriel J. pettigrew. Lizzie
L. Mitchell, Gussle E. Plato, Isabel Templeman.
Laura Baldwin, George Plato. Irene NJ. Cullen,
VIII J. Pilchford, Sophie Winter, John Lee,
Fourth Grade-Helene L. Hefron, teacher.
Amelia Baldwin. Alice Branuan, Moses Bloy-
Hoescher, Bennie Kafka. Emily Pltchrord Aoa
Renner, Ruth Rice. Louis Snapper. Teresa
Troy.
flltu UIdue-NtIu6 armstrong, Teacher.
Roll Of Honor-Dai,y Cardoza, May Cutler.
Mabel Fairweather, Alice Hilyer. Willie john
son, Sallle Keenan,, Hannah Morse, Mary Muir
ply, Merritt Robson, Alfred Skaife, Walter
Young.
sixth and Seventh grades-soyia A. Folsom,
teacher.
Roll of Honor-Seventh Grade: Sadie Cofer,
Molly Duffy Howard Rowley, Lester b. Smith, j..
Clark, Jennie Thompson, Anionla Winter. Sixth
Grade-Edth Browang, Annie Coulter, Grace
Fraser, Mabel Grant, Georgia Hawkins, Lettie
Larios, Donald McLaren, Julia Mlsh, Maud
Mead, Paul Spottiswoode. Gertrude Tobin.
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Fled Wnhont Bontr.

Jewelry and clothing were taken by
burglars on Friday night from house on
Leayenworth street, near jackson. The
ladies of the house raised an alarm, and the
intruders abandoned their booty and es-
capped before the police arrived.
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Music at the Park.
The following programme will be given
hy tho ha nd al Go1dan data parl, H..
DeniaIa.

Charles Amburger, who was arrested on
charge OF embezzling 5000 from A. Rep
sold, denies that he ran away or that he
snayed OIL his mustache to avoid detection.
He also states that q MISUNDERSTANDING
with his late employer has been taken adj
vantage of by his enemies to injure his
reputation
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Broadw., Grammar school.

Miss Parker, Principal.
Eighth Grade-Miss A. T. Campbell, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Lillan Beauman, Emma Byrne
Lucy Call, Olive Cbeminanl, Neitie Clabrough
Sophie Galloway. Lizzie Kaiser, Stella Pelrarchi
Hattie Tennis. Harriet Whitman
Seventh Grade-E. ii. Shipman teacher
Roll of HOnor-Matilda Sulzbacber. RafaeIa
Valencia, Loretta Espinoza, IIcne Denegri, Anna
Llnbrldge.
Sixth Grade-E. Doherty, teacher.
Roll Of H0nOr-Euily Avy, Bertha Dolheguy
Jennie Donnely, Lettie Finkenstedt, Beatrice
Gilen, Mamie Luhrs, Alice Medina, Angela
Vergez
sixth aud Seventh grades-N. c. HaswelI,
teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Rosa Hyrup, Annie Finken-
grItf, Olga Won der Leth Montana Nickel, Clara
frost.
Filth Grade-A. E. Aiken, teacher.
Roll oi Honor-lrene Cornell. Rose Harms,
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Two Yenrs for Burpl,rv.

John Morgan and James Gilroy we're
sent to the House of Correction for two
years yesterday by Judge Van Reynepom
for burglary of the room of Frederick
Levers on Kearny street.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Leading Pupils of San Francisco
Schools.
Boys and Girls Whose Records During the
Past Scholastic Year Entitle Them
to Special Mention.

AS has been the custom for years, THE CALL
again presents to its readers the lists OF pupils in
the various classes OF the public schools whom
their teachers have selected to be placed upon
the roll OF honor:
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Sale afIin.ns..

License Collector T. /. O'Brien informed
the Supervisors yesterday of the sale of
26ol licenses in May, netting the city the
sum Of S31,104.
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CIay-street Sch hooI.

Elizabeth Bartlett, Principal
Fifth Grade-Ellzabeth Bartlett, teacher.
Roll Of Honor-Gussle Wheeler, Blanche Nc
Clelland, Blanche FiIebaugh, Frank Powell,
Anne Grautfel.
Fourth Grade-Elizabeth Bartlett, teacher.
Roll of Hon0r-Alice McPbil, Irene Hibbard
Virginia Critcher, Grace Shade. Lena Rebstock,
Fred Phins.
Third GTade-C. G. o TO, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Herbert Wheeler, Eddie Olson,
May BalIinger, Ada Shade, Carrie Rakeman,
Louisa Peterson, Henry Goetjen, Nellie Rodd
May HaTann, Nette Douglass.
Second aud First grades-L. X, Hanlon.
teacher
Roll OF Honor-Sec0nd Grade: Charlie Fire.
baugh Willie Douglass, Irene McSweeney, Ber-
lha Grauffei, Floreueo Vidvard. First Grade
Lillian Lubben, Daisy Taylor, William Gray,
SusieL Landers. Percy hughes
Receiving Grade-M. +. Bannan teacher.
Roll of Honor-Artbur Hendricks, John Kelly,
Edward Nero, Charlie Schwartz. john Sullivan,
Alfred Swinerton, Lily Rodd, Alice Sherman.
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has recently made her debut in society.
Mrs. Kittle entertains in her large new
residence in the Western Addition with
great hospitality.
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MRS. MERvYy poyAutfE

E1111t I
Is lady who has the sympathy of count
less number of friends extended toward
her in her recent affiction. As young
society matron she has contributed as
largely to the pleasures Of her friends as
any one In society. The parties whom she
chaperoned were always sure TO enjoy
themselves to the utmost. Her arrange
ments were always made with the intention
Of affording the greatest delight to all her
guests, and whether it was moonlight sail
on the bay or little lunch party it was a
success. As the daughter of Judge William
Wallace her position among the four hum
dred has been an enviabe one. which she
added to in her role Of dignifed matrOn and
Self-sacriiclng nOstesS.
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With four specimens like these, what
owner would rent his cottage or fiat to a
family with children--if he knew it. This
rudeness extends TO very large-sized, ad-
vanced children. A few evenings ago |
attended meeting in fashionable Church.
A prominent gentleman and excellent
speaker was giving an eloquent lecture.
SO interesting that every one wished to
hear it all. In the pew behind us were
four American boys, well dressed, intelii-
gent looking-perfect types of well-to-do,
well-cared-f0r boyh0od-all apparently over
Is years of age. Their training, or rather
complete lack Of it, was publicly proclaimed
by them to all in their immediate vicinity,
by whispers, singing, laughing, snorting
chuckling, scrapng, and every imaginable
device to annoy their neighbors and dis
tract them from the lecture. A look
of stern reproyal was met with the loud
whisper. She's one Of 'em," followed by
louder aud more prolonged ann0yances.
They succeeded in driving several disguised
people from that part of the church, but
kept up their incessant volley until some
gentleman, Drawer than the rest, repri-
manded them openly for their bad manners.
They then subsidized, and after time skunk
out OF the church, much To the relief of all
around them. l. is such rude barbarians as
these that bring ali children under the ban.
A landlord is not able to discriminate be-
tween parents who raise their children up
as Christians and those who let them grow
up like ferocious cannibals; therefore the
good mother has to suffer with the negli-
gent fguFe-head, so-called.
Oakland, Cul., June 1897 MARY LAMRERr
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BEST TRUSSES q SHOULDER BRACES

Made at j. II. a. FOLKERs q BROS,
CURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENT -
- DEPOT, 11S Montgomery St, adjoining Sur5S
Occidental Hotel entrance iy24 II cod
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MRS. n. G.. KITTLE

MlsS' NJ ". hlIILE
Is the widow Of the late N. G. Kittle and
the daughter Of the late Rev. Dr. Scott,
VINO for years before his death was the be-
loved pastor of st. Johns Presbyterian
Church of this city. She is the mother of
three sons grown to mans estate and of two
married daughters, Mrs. William Hinckley
Taylor and Mrs. Basil Heathcote, also Of
Miss Maggie Kittle, the young lady who
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Belongs to the well-known Tevis family,
and in her girlhood was rs acknowledged a
belle among the young ladies as she has
since been among the young matrons OF
of strong character. AT present she is in
New York.