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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-01

Fire Marshal Towe is making an investi-
cation into the cause of fire in L. Wachs-
mann & Co.'S shirt factory, 545 California
street, Sunday morning. 1t is said that
Wachsmann & Co. are in arrears for rent
and have had some trouble with ID. Il.
Jones, the owner of the building, about
payment. Three fires have been found in
the factory inside of three weeks.
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MEETING NoT1oEs-CoNr1sUEp.

E% Improved Order of Red Se
Ls>S Mems Hall Association of san~St2SS-
Francisco.-The annual meeting of the 49,
stockholders of the Improved Order of Red Mems
Hall Association of San Francisco for the election
of Trustees Directors and for such other business
held at the office of the Secretary, 800 Post ST. on
MONDAY EVENING, July Ia, 1890, at O'Clock.
ADAM SMITH, President.
WILLIAM j. SMITH, Secretary legs lot
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James Garvey and Kate Smith were
locked up in the City Prison yesterday on a
charge of grand larceny. They are accused
by j. ). Hecker of Oakland of inveigling
him into clearinghouse on Howard street,
near Third, and stealing about $50 from his
pockets. He met them in a Howard-street
saloon while drinking.
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Because She Was Married.

Lille Belle Riyerson. 10 years of age. was
released from custody yesterday by Judge
Rix, who decided that inasmuch as she was
married, he could not commit her to the
Magdalen Asylum, for which she had been
booked by Officer Anthony. Her husband,
William O'Neill, farmer near Seattle, is
on his way to the city to take her home.
She ran away from him some weeks ago
with Harry Goodkind of Sacramento and
was starting out on a wayward course when
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WHY Is IT?

Why is it that the public cannot obtain
the news in respect to the frauds which are
perpetrated upon our citizens by Buckley
and his lambs in certain San Francisco pa
pers? Is it not because those papers profit
from having Buckley's lambs in Office
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-01

By order of Judge Sawyer, Judge
Knowles of Montana will hold a term of
the United States Circuit Court at Carson,
New, on July 9th. All persons having bust
ness in the court are requested to be ready,
as it is uncertain when term of this tri-
bunai can be held again.
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Auction SALES TODAY.

FuRN1TuRE.-By Chas Levy. at $50 California
st.. at 10 O'Clock.
LoDGISG HoUsE.-By \. r. Briggs < Co., at 1921
Market St. 1t II O'clock
HoRsEs.-By Froomberg, at 1910 Howard st., at
q
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

~ Security Savings Bank, s2s Mont
the rate OF hve (5) per cent per annum and on or
binary deposits at the rate of four and onesixth
a l-6) per cent per annum for the six months end
ing June 30 1890, free of taxes will be payable
and after July L, 1890. S. L. ABBOT JR., Secre-
tary. ly1 1t
- Peoples Home Savings Bank. sos
ing-For the half year ending June 80 1890 a divi-
dend has been declared the rate of five and fifty
deposits and four and sixty hundredths "a 6O) per
cent per annum on ordinary deposits for the entire
July /, 1890. B. o. CARR. Secretary. jyl lat
R Office of the Hibernia Savings and
Es~S Loan Society, Ne cor. montgomery and Post
SITS, San francisco, June 80, ls9o-At regular
held this day, dividend has been declared at the
rate of four and one-fourth l41D per cent per
per annum on all deposits for the six months
ending June 80, 1880, free from all taxes and pay
able bic, on y, and after July l. 1890 R.J. ToBIN,
l~S clfc Borax, Salt and Soda Company. San
Francisco. June 80, 59O-At meeting OF the
held this day dividend (No. 33) OF dollar (sD
per share hare was a e payable THURSDAY July
gomery st, Rooms II and II. TransfeT-books close
VI ia ALTON ii. CLoUGH, Secretary.
FP Humboldt Savings and Loan society
~ Is Geary st.-The Directors have declared
the following semi annual dividend: 514 per cent
per annum on term and ~ per cent per annum on
1890. [je29 l4tJ ERNEST BRAND, Secretary.
f55 Dividend Notice-The German Saw
eh~S ings and Loan Society, 500 California ST. For
the half year ending June 80. 1890, a dividend has
been declared at the rate OF five and f0rty-hun-
dreths 90 4O-loo) per cent per annum on Term
annum on Ordinary Deposits. Payable on and after
je27 lat GEO. ToURNY. Secretary.
E stf6r the hall year s1 ending June 80 1856
dividend has Deen declared at the rate OF hye and
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a disastrous runaway took place in Port
land, Oregon, last Thursday, caused by q
frisky express team. Before matters were
Strengthened out & dozen teams got tangled
and some horses were ruined. Among the
loosers was Mayor de Lashmutt, whose
$500 team was badly cut up.
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REFRESHING.

freshiDg to Californians to read in the teIe-
graphic news in the papers every few days
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUMMER
NTnNTuS

Subscribers who intend going to the country dur
irg the summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
mailed to them for a week OF longer regular sub
strption rates. I5c per week Give order carrier
q send 10 business Office
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-01

PAIN FROM INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, and too
hearty eating is relieved at once by taking Of
Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately after dinner.
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PROMPT RELIEF In sick headaches, dizziness,
nausea, constipation, pain in the side guaran-
teed 10 those using Carter's Little Liver pills.
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FOR shot weather" medicine Hoods sarsapa-
rilla is unequaled. 1t neutraizes the depressing
effect of the heat, by giving tone and strength to
the whole system and creating appetite.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-01

Such seems to be the conviction of a good
many persons who are discarding their pa
pers and taking THE CALL in view Of the
election which is soon to take place.
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AN OPPORTUNITY to buy first-class furniture
cheap. The indianapolis Manufacturing Co.
going out OF business. Must vacate the premises,
642 Mission ST. this month and sell below cost
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-01

Cows CoNDEMNED.-Market Inspector Brod-
erick yesterday condemned at Butchertown
three cows belonging to j. Brown. The meat OF
the animals was unfit for food.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-01

LETTERS OF ADMINIsTRATIoN.-The widow
of Aremus GoodenOugh Soule has applied for
letters If administration upon the estate, valued
nj 5000
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To RECOVER ON JUDGMENT. - Edmund
Tauszky has sued TO recover from John Catlow
S29,323 II, due on judgment
Heart disease cnred. DE. Rogers, Heart Tonic.
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT" BroWn's Bron-
chidi 7foches are everywhere popular a foF
Throat Diseases and Coughs, and this popularity is
based upon real merit Sold ouEu in b0res
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-01

We would respectfully Inform you that the
leading dry goods and fancy goods houses have
consented TO close on Saturday, July 9th,
thereby giving their many employees a chance TO
spend the Att, 9th and 9Th in the country, and
we therefore request you TO make your pur-
cha ses on or before thursday, Juy3 d. Respec-
fully, The DRY GOODS MEN.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

SIGNAL SERVICE. {. s. ARMY,0
DIVISION THE PACIFIC
san Francisco. June so, lseO-5 p. NJ
synopsis for the Fast Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest off the coast Of Northern
California and lowest in Arizona; the temperature
has generally fallen; the weather has everywhere
been fair.
Forecast Till p. NJ, Tuesday.
For California - Fair weather; westerly winds;
nearly stationary temperature.
Tor oregon and Washington Fair weather;
variable Winds slightly cooler.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-01

NOTHING contributes more toward a sound dlges-
ton than the use Of the genuine Angostura Bitters
of DR.. j. G. b. Siegert d Sons. Ask your druggist
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-01

For A LOST VALIsE.-Sigmund Steiner has
sued the Pullman Palace Car Company to re-
cover S15S, the value of vallse with its con.
tents, which former, he claims, was taken from
him while occupying berth IN a car belonging
to tie COMPANY, on the l4tD inst.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-01

LICK MODELS ON VIEw.-The models made
for The Lick monument competition are on exhi-
btion in the rooms of the Art Association, and
can be viewed by The public free OF charge from
10 O'Clock IN The morning TO In The afternoon.
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HONEY chewing chocolates. rownsenas. {.

MUSLIN for 8 cents yard at 1o5 Fifth streets
Roasted French almond bars at Townsend's.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-01

No soap in the world has erer been initiated
as much as Dobbins Electric Soap. The market
Is jill OF limitations. Be careful that you are
moi deceired. ~. b. DObbins. Philadelphia and
New York" Is stamped on every bar.
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS.

ZOE a Disordered LIVER try BEncnAN,s PII1s
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LoGAN's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Attorney Page
has been allowed thirty days In which to amend
the proposed bill OF exceptions In the case OF
Charles Clark convicted OF the murder OF Cap
tain Duncan Logan, and pending now before the
Supreme Court on appeal.
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Gettysburg and monograph, Market & Tenth.
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ROOMS WANTED.

1TANTED-S sECoND-SToRY ROOMS on OR
w near water front, for United States naval rem
devious, :or months, with extension II needed
Address CAPTAIN WILSON, Navy Pay ONCE. 2e2
Sansomc st. ~
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PROPERTY WANTED.

VVANTED-To RENT OR PURCHASE ON EASY
w terms by Sept lst good 6-roomed house. with
stable and chcken-houSe, with l or acres OF land
within rs miles of city and convenient to railroad
or boat. Address particulars ii. NJ. Box 4s, this
ONCE. jy1 2t+
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WANTED-MISCELLA
w ANTED-TO BUY SECONDHAND PLATING
" apparatus; must be cheap. Address NJ. r., Box
l5S. CALL Branch Office. Jyl St*
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FOR SALE-miSCELLANEO
An Al COW FOR SALE CHEAP 1895 HARRI-
a son ST. iyl 2ts
aroO5 FOR SALE - COTTAGE, o koos..s,
tpOAO. bath, conservatory 10 be removed i'm
mediately; Lyon St. bet. Suffer and Bush. u.
McDoUGALL son, Architects $50 Pine ST.:
hours to 4. 1e22 lat
nor SALE-HoUSE TO BE REMOVED, ON W.
i side Jones ST., bet Bush and Pine; make offer.
Apply G. b. UMBSEN Il CO.. Ii Montgomery. Is TT
CMAIL FIRE-PRooF SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP,
- AZ Main st. mr3O Il
GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP,
" HUFSCHMIDT, 637 Clay st. my9 3m
NREAM OR MILK DELIVERED AT AGNEwS
" Narrow gauge. Box 46S, Santa Clara. my4 tf
CHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHES
y HICKS agent, 667 Mission st. sc27 tt
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES. MICHELE.
In d RICHARDS, cor. Bush and Market SITS. o 10 12m
CAFE, SCALE, LEI"rER-PRESS. STORE TRUCK
y and money-;ill cheap. lu2 Clay ST. au2S I'm
CECOND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS
. shaftng, puleys, betting, water pipes, etc. Mo-
lNTOSH * WoLPMAN, 1877 Beale ST. de4 II
FINANCIAL.
Q.6On 0AN TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAR
tpOOU.OUO ket rates on city and country real
estate, any amounts. SCH ULLEK, 420 California CT
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TP Priyilege to Let - The Bar and
Ef>S Restaurant for the Fourth Of July excursion
to Vallejo, Martinez and Crockett steamer +. c.
Walker by the Society of Independent Old Friends.
For particulars apply to Arthur McGurren, Treas
urer asa Pine st. Bids will be awarded on Wednes-
day, July I'd, at ?. M BY order of
a. CRAIG, President.
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WANTED-HEAD WAITER, SMALL COUNTRY
W hotel. S35: walters for same hotel country,
$50 TO S35: walter who speaks Italian, for country
$i5; restaurant waiter, $40; waiter for springs
$50; dish-washer, country hotel, $50 and found,
fare 81: dsh-washer city, $50; French gardener
$25 TO $50; farmer for small ranch, S25 to $50;
Japanese boy for chamberwork. 50 a week; boys
wagon, ETC., at DELoRME IL ANDRES. 800 SUIT
ter st. Il
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RSS Magnolia Lodge, No. 20, >SSN4gyl..
aS~D l. o. o. +. - Installation THIS SIX
TUESDAY, EVENING, July LIST. OF S
ficers, members and brothers OF the '/IIbNSN~
order please attend the meeting.
II. ID. MCCLELLAN, N G. pro TEN.
SAMuEL POLACK. Sec. pro tenn. 1t
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CITUATIoN AS PORTER IN COUNTRY HOTEL.
- Address f. LEATHERMAN, Yosemite House,
lO43 Market st je3O tie
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ESJ Yerba Buena Lodge, No. ,SN4lnyyD.
6~S Is, ]. o. o. F.-The officers and sSSTsSE&-
members are hereby notified to meet Mt 5sS<ssSG
Memorial Hall, odd Fellows Building. >>/l1NNS>
WEDNESDAY, July I'd, at O'Clock NJ, to attend
the funeral Of our late brother, X. ROGERS BY
order +. ID. WORTH, N g.
L. LIE BoRvEAU, Rec See. iYl 1t
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- Meeting OF the Twenty fourth
B~D Senatorial District Republican Club will be
held at their new headquarters. 1858 Mission ST.
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, July /, 1890. at
O'Clock sharp, as business of the utmost Importance
VIII come before the club, aud punctuai attend
ance is requested. BY order OF
JAMES GILLERAN, President.
E. p. DONOVAN, Secretary. Its
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NANTED-RANCH COOK. S25; Is GIRLS FOR
w general housework. $25 and $50; young girls
to assist SIS: girls, have hrst-claSS places IN
private families: call and get work. c. r. HANSEN
A co. l 10 GearY ST. III
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a. SOn 0AN TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAR
tpOOU.OUO ket rates on city and country real
estate, any amounts. SCH ULLEK, 420 California tr
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~ Oriental Lodge, No. I44. +.
~ and A: M.-stated meeting THIS ~,
EVENING at O'Clock. Xxx
1t W. H. LoRING Sec W.
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UNCLE SANS CLOCKS.
What 1t Costs the Government to Jytnc
and Set Its Tlrne-PIrces

What 1t Costs the Government to Wind
and set It's Time-Pieces.
1t costs Uncle Sam thousands of dol
lars year TO have his clocks wound.
says the Omaha World-Hera1l. Every
Monday morning you see young men
going about the departments earring
little ladders, like those used Ey larnp-
lighters. Their business IS 10 wind and
keep in order the clocks in the depart
ments. Each man has his own dopart-
ment or a section of the department to
look after the clocks and this is his sole
business. In some places men are
employed by the month FOR this purpose,
while in other cases the contract is let
by tho month or year to some o.l5erpris-
ing clock repairer, who sends s.iour-
neyman" around 70 wind the clocks and
see whether they are in order and taen
goes himself TO make such reUairs 20
are necessary. The cost Of winding and
caring for the clocks in the Departments
runs at the rate of So to 500 a month
in each department. There are in tho
Treasury Department nearly 800 clocks.
Some of these are expensive o-s- and
cost away up in the hun '~eds a- dollars.
though the average vaiuc O. q .Dart-
mental clocks IS not more than g,r'..ps
Sl5 or $50 apiece. A good many os no
clocks in the halls of the public build
lngs and also those in the rooms rsc,t-
pied by the heads,of the Gepart.aen.5
are very valuable, costing away up in
the hundreds.
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Some kings have died in mean fash
ion, pallidamors assuming the shape of
indigestion. Did not 1 dish Of lam
preys kill Henry l.? and was not over
eating fatal to George l.? "PaIlid
death pressing upon him." as Thacll-
cray says: in his travelling chariot on
the Hanover road. What position can
outride that pale horseman?" Both
Frederick III, Emperor Of Germany.
and his son, Maximilian l., died through
excessive Indulgence in melons: Bald
win ", King Of Jerusalem, died Of
leprosy; Phillip H., Of Spain, Of the
etiquette which left him to be roasted
before flaming brazier because the Of
tcial could not be found whose special
function it was TO remove it, and stan
islas Leczinski, King Of Poland, of the
terrible burns he received through his
dreSsing-gown accidentally taking fire.
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EBENSBURG. PA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER "a
THE SMALL BOYS BEHIND.

and blare, and boom and beat,
The Big procession marches.
Through the lane OF applause, through the
shouting street
And under the towering arches;
They march US grand as q cOnquering host,
With many plume and banner,
As Sherman's army marched 10 the coast,
And into the streets OF Savannah
bright
But there follows them, like string 10 . kite,
The small boys who tax on behind
The small boys who tag on behind the small
boys who tag on behind.
The bost OF the show, 1 would have you al
know,
Is the small boys who tag on behind!
\ rabtle that wobbles and tumbles about
Like buuIners who bring VI the rear,
They iostIe and gigg!e ana quarrel and shout
And boot and ianglc md lcC-;
But watch far the glad rasumufin parade,
For the brave little barefOotcd bummers.
And leave the crowd for the Boys Brigade,
And l leave the tters and drummers-
March on, my lads, for the route is long,
And the way is hard 10 find
There's = long march ahead for the brave and
strong,
And small boys who tag on behind
The small boys who tag on behind, the small
boys who tag ON behind.
Long, long must you tread, through the grim
days ahead,
You small boys who tag on behind
5. W F-ss, in Yankee Blaio-
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Co-OperatIon by Wape.Farners.

Twelve young ladies of Indianapolis,
employed in stores and Offices, have
rented suite Of twelve rooms and are
living on the Bellamy plan. Each pays
into the treasury So per week, and a
cook is employed to prepare meals. In
addition each is assessed p cents for
contingent fund, which is held to meet
unusual expenses. The young ladies
room in cOsples, and each week two OF
them are appointed purveyors. The
only time they are all together is at
supper, but they are contented and en-
10Y their way OF living.
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Keep up your spirits by good Jhourh s..
Enjoy the pleasant companv o. your
best friends, but in al on5ayments l-
temperate. Learn the art 10 be pr1-
ferred before all others, OF being aaDry
when alOnc-which consists IN tlo en-
couragement of good hopes aud rat.a-.
al pursults-in leading an ia5rstrfuu.
life, and in having constan II before IT,.
some object Of attainment. In 70
converse with the world, be ever c7re-
ful, for the sake of peace, to speak iij
OF no one, TO treat your known eueI.-
with civility, and to shut your oars
against evil reports of all l1inds.-N Y
ledrer.
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CAMPBELL & DICK.
yJLNB BARGAINS
|reSs Goods.

Iich we wish to send every
Samples. Write to US and
E,n US your needs.
h. styles nearly all-wool
stripe suisings, SO inches
a; 25e syaTd.
| DO, of double-width CASH
new colorings, made spec
ar US, only 25c. a yard
wool fancy stripes, in
new spring shades, SO
vide, regular &c. goods
y SSc, ayard.
pieces all-wool mixture
3 81 in. wide, 36c. a yd.
b, Of all-wool stripe tri-
-oIce colorings. SO inches
ica yard.
hundred pieces, everyone
D, IN colorings or designs ;
stripes, checks and cross
cashmere weight cloth,
yard.
Of sIl-wool so in. side
'aitings, 75c. quality at
ylrl.
aer, so inch, aIl-wool
weight stripe suitings,
yard.
asr goods up to the finest
made in foreign countries
y for US, our stock is
BE-
aer silks of every de-
IN very large varieties.
10 our Mail Order De-
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Patent Arencr Frands.

Inventors frequently find themselves
IN pit-fall dug for their class by swim
dlers who issue impressive circulars and
profess 10 have extraordinary facilities
at Washington for getting patents.
The only extraordinary facilities the
rascals have are for grabbing the money
Of their victims and eluding the police
by cropping up under a new company
name the moment the old one becomes
1fp notorious
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Mrs. 4. ;. Grant leads a very quiet
life in New York. Her eyesight has be-
come poor and she seldom appears -
public except 20 drive in the park.
General sherman is a frequent and vel
come visitor.
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Business items. nrst insertion 100. per line each
subsequent insertion SC. per line.
AdministratOr's and xecator's NJ Icc5....- . oe
Auditors Notices-.- -a...- 7ssrr "
Stray AID similar Notices.. 90
EE Resolutions proceeding OF cTlg corycrct 35s
or socteD .f Communications fgzles 70 carl .fe
tiOH 10 et matter Of united or satOfc1af tieFes-
mas; be pdi1 TOl as ddpeTtfseEeIts.
JOR PRINTING OF all Kinds neatly anr -GI
ously executed at lowest prices D0- 90 ioras
IL.
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he PEOPLES STORE,
FIFTH AVENUE, ,PTTTSBURG,FPA.
FE, PITTSBURG: EXPOSITION
Opens Wedne@day,'Sept:3.
Opens Wednesday,iSept-,c


undressing instructive
IN atrouage o the W o ee II.
10
viii
lrh h-eeng
the of
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n.
CAMPBEI & DICK
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Smith-Iones didn't MAKE rna,b o- .
success with that patent scheme OF an
bro"n-No. I guess not. Hs stin
lives il Brooklyn.
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Freennans

,brin : Freeman,
,upri.ncd weekly st
.e>sBuRG' PENN'A'
LANES 6. HASsON,
..cd Circulation, 1900
DESCRIPTION RATES. -a
- cash IN advance. .......... .....--.-Sl 90
M, yeA'' M not pard within months. LIS
40 n moi paid within months. 200
% n mot paid within the year. 70
Us residing outside OF the county
rpi,TusnaI Der year viii De charged 70
f,'se cant will the above terms be de-
% 80 those who don consult their
roA' -, having IN advance must not eX-
t't' Z ., Y, IN the same footing as those who
,7st 30 distinctly understood from
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
A dvertising Rates

The large Frd relinrle clIculafiCn OF fhe CAM
BRA FREENAr esunoI6F3t 10 thefavoTBble cor
siderat ion OF advertisers, whose iavoTs viii be IT,
serted at the following low rates:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
The Cost Of NNar


or wars within the last half century
the cost has been as follows:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24
,rrscRIprToN RATES. -Vs

.ecd Circulation, 1900,