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Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes,
the largest and Cheapest. line in the
city 10 select from at A1sNER,s
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Big stock of Cot thins. best quality best
tyle and lowest pficss q
HR11oN BRos,
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For pure grape wines and brandies
no to ~. THE CALIFORNIA.
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A large line of American challies, a
SC. per yard.
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John nolan will put a new rock
foundation under his saloon.
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Notice.,

County Revenue Orders will now
be paid by the undersigned, and in
terest ceases from this date.
S. -SToLL,
County Treasurer,
Morrison County, MINI.
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The city authorities should make
an effort to sell the city bonds to
some Of the buyers who will be pres
ent on Monday next to bid on coun-
ty bonds. Some sacrifice should he
made in way of commission or tex
penses" rather than have the city
finances in the present disagreeable|
condition.
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" Standard German Prints only 10
cents at y TANNER's.
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Satines

in Black and Colors cheap at
s:s'sS$ s,ss. TANNERS :
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The best Tea and Coffee III the city
at TANNERs. 81
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Try my 3lb, tea for 81. 90.
80: -. z..s +. s s55s 4. TANNER,
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LOCAL ITEMS.
FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1891.

WHEAT-No. l hard, - cts; No.
l Northern, 8s cts; No.2 Northern,
cts.
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%The Price Regulator has the
largest stock Of Syrups and Jellies in
the city. sss2.E:5 ..... :.sS,z .S {. {.
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William II. Randall and Valina
Howard are licensed to marry.
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Twenty-Five wOrkmen are now
busy putting in the foundation and
framing the Pine Tree Lumber Co.'S
new SOW mill.
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a very fine line Of fresh candles at
.. RICH & Co.
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Lyman Signor has recovered his
health, and is again about the city.
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Corn is already in the tassel.

The residence OF D. Rochleau, Kid
der street is enclosed.
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A fine two buckle oil grain work
ing shoe at the
ppurE RrnrY ArnD
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Eight Cents Per Yard.
Afull line of Dress Ginghams, only
8 cents per yard at A. TANNERS.
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Ladies' Hose, 5 cents a pair at Z
+ .ss. ..5#:. 4, .5s5 a. TANNERS. 3
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{, Dandy Fine Cut Tobacco only so
cents per pound at ss:. TANNER's.N
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3 John 70. gGARYEY.
Wamfall 1Allln Il .aIliaa

a " Ssugo191 1VOOss1 .3s.
TO buy Corsets, Waista, Hair Ofna-
menss, Ribbons and White Goods at
Tomeltyss Bargain Basar.
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|. q dozen unlaundried shirts reinforc-
ed-back at p. H. GRoss'.
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%Dr. Martin, dentist, will he in
Little Falls, July 4th to August 4th.
Office at residence near Congrega-
tiOnal church. All work warranted.
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Sixteen grades Of coffee t.t the price
regulator, from 2Oc. to 45c. per 10.
The largest stock of canned fruits in
the city.
PHI. Gross.
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Buy Windsor Cement for plastering;
the same material the Court House is
plastered with. It is nearly as cheap
as lime plaster and many times
stronger and harder. It win dry at
once. For sale by 81 !: !:
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The new lime and cement ware
house OF l.. Hanson, West Side is en-
closed.
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"a Berry season Is at hand, so Is
The Price Regulator with q lbs Of
preserving sugar. ...s za.z.s.
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n The people Of the newly organized
Congregational church at Hansen
Todd Co., are building a neat new
church. It issup and enclosed, size
36x34. =:5.s# 4.zs s*sis 5. n : 55Ss /. &
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Physicians recommend Schlit1 cele-
brated Blue Ribbon Beer, the finest
in the world for inyalids. It is pure,
wholesome, nutrit ious and palatable,
for sale THE CALIFORNIA, !.
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PRICE REGULATOR.

% A: Tanner has got the finest
ladies' shoe for 81. %, in the city.
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/ ~~N.$>
condition.
An unusual number of strangers
have been in the city during the past
week, and the indications of progress
and Development have won the
praise of all. The apparent growth
of our city this year and the abund-
ant promises for the future make the
most favorable impression on all
who Investigate the matter.
Fred Hoffman and family left on
Tuesday for their European trip.
Their many friends in Little Falls
will wish them a safe journey and
pleasant visit. By request, we state
that the stormy weather OF the first
part of the week prevented Mrs. III.
and daughter, Miss Lulu, from CALL
ing upon many of their friends in the
city before their departure.
The Pine Tree Lumber company Is
clearing off a large tract. of land near
the west side mill. There will be a
wonderful change in the: appearance
of the country north OF the wagon
bridge on the West Side this year.
The grounds of the Pine Tree comp
are quite level, but some filling will
have to be done, and the refuse from
the mill will be used for this purpose.
The city authorities are planning g
to have a new ordinance drawn, the
first 20 OF the ordinances that are
supposed to exist having disappear
ed. They inclute nearly all that
related to the punishment OF offenses
against the city, as the later ones
were more of general character.
1t is therefore now rather difficult to
punish law breakers, or rather to
prove that there is any city law to,
be broken. 1t will require consider;
able labor to prepare the new, ordin-
ances to agree with the city charter.
F. A. Seymour, of Milford, Ia., ar
rived in the city Thursday evening,
guest of NJ. NJ. Williams. He was q
settler here thirty-five years ago,
when Little Falls consisted of two
stores, a tin shop, saloon, III half-breeds,
etc., and Swan River Ferry was the
larger town. He was Indian agent
for the Winnebago tribe. There used
to be great many exciting times
between that tribe and the Sioux,
with many sneaking depredations
committed. He will make an extend
ed western trip, taking in some coast
points.
The Band were paid 800 for
their playing by the committee,
and also. received the profits Of the
dance at the pavilion in the after
noon and evening. Over, 800 was
reviewed from the latter source max
ing good days pay for the boys.
The dance at the pavilion was large
ly attended, and the supply of elec-
trio lights made the attendance in
the evening possible.
The following young people from
Little Falls are attending the Ma
tional Meeting OF Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor at Min
neapolis this week: Misses May
Donovan, Minnie Jewett, Genevieve
Paquin, Jessie Raymond, Ida Sun
derland, Mrs. I. E. Staples and Mr..
G. c. Raymond. They are having q
very enjoyable time,
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Boots and Shoes,

Anotherlargeline 81 dress ginghams:
)nly cents at ~ -5 TANNERS: !.
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All kinds OF temperance drinks at
RICH & Co.'s.
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Z dozen, gents unlaundried shirts
.reinfOrced- back at 50 ct1! ut 2
THE PRICE REGlJLATOR'a.
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h It is expected that Ignatius Dom
nelly will deliver a speech on the
grounds OF the Morrison County
Agricultural Society one day of the
fair, this fall : s-.. 4: =
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The family OF Ticket Collector w !.
D. Simpson, OF st. Paul, are now
stopping at the Antlers. Mr.. S.. has
so arranged his trip that he arrives
here each evening.
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Some Large Buildings.

Some Large Buildings.
The new saw mill Of the Pine Tree
Lumber Company is to be 20Ox65 feet
size and 60 feet high.
The new paper mill of the Hennepin
Paper Company's is to be 2OOx45 feet
in size
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In Groceries and Provisions, my
stock is fresh, full and complete and
will be sold at the lowest living
prices. Nomatter what prices you
have quoted you, come and see me,
we will make you better prices, we
will not be undersold by: any one in
this part of the state. ~.
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Stylish Hats.
i Largest stock and latest styles in the
7 55ss HERRoN BRO'S.
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The gun club had very successful
shoot Wednesday afternoon.
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If you want the best Ice Cream in
the city go to RICH's.
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on 1Oc a Gallon at Tanners.

For q fine dish Of Ice Cream go to
d. 8 Rich & SULLIvAN's.
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''Tom Sawyer''
Best scent cigar in the city at
,s C. = p. LAFOND'a.
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:. The spring stock OF Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps and
furnishing goods has arrived at
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Among Tue dlCrdCClOnS at Cne lal
this fall will be a public marriage o
as many couples as apply. A hand
some present will be given to eacl
couple by the Agricultural Society
License and ceremony will be gratis
From present appearances the
new residence being erected qy P. W
Blake win surpass any dwelling il
town for architectural beauty. Il
is three stories high and is already
enclosed ready for the brick veneer
fng.
The partition walls OF the convent
portion OF the Franciscan Sisters
building are up one story and large
force OF workmen are employed. Il
will require more brick to fully com
plete the building than were used Ii
the court house.
Miss Maude Raymond, aged twen
ty years and daughter Of Mr.. f. L
Raymond, four miles east of this city
has been SO seriously i'll that her lift
was despaired of, but late accounts
state a slight improvement. She has
been sick since last January.
Judge Kerr, DR.. A. E. Senkler and
son and one or two other gentlemen
from St. Paul will arrive here on the
18th inst. to meet Sheriff Houde, who
will take the party to Lake Alexan
der on weeks fishing trip. They
are guaranteed Il pleasant time.
Viewing the great strides Little
Falls is this year making in different
lines of industry, can anyone doubt
the growth and development of thu
city? Little Falls Is this year acquir
ing more important industries thar
any other small city in the North
west.
Peter Medved Is making arrange
ments to have the water pipes ex
tended to his brewery. The problem
OF how to secure an abundance o
good water has always been a seri
GUS one with the proprietors of this
brewery. 1t is over 1900 feet from
the mains.
The annual school meeting of the
Independent School District of Little
Falls will be held at the school house
on Saturday evening, July IS, at
O'Clock. There are to be elected two
members of the board Of education
the terms of Messrs. Schleusener anC
Rasicot expiring.
The second section of train No. 5:
Wednesday took west six cars O
stoves and ranges, manufactured BY
Gibbon, Sexton& Co., Chicago, ant
six cars of "Superior" stoves an(
ranges, manufactured by Bridge &
Beach Manufacturing Company, st
Louis; both shipments were going
to Portland, Ore.
Brigadier Fielding, Staff Captain
Pebbles, Captain Halle with tn
Northwestern Divisional Staff Bras
Band, of the Salvation Army, viii
visit this city on Friday, July 18th
and held a Salvation Army demon
stration in the Opera House at
O'Clock. Brigadier Fielding will
sneak on the Rise and PrOgres OF tn
Salvation Army and Darkest Eng
land. Lively singing. The band vii
play choice selections of music.
Sixteen grades of coffee ut the pric
regulator, from 2Oc. to 45c. per II
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The city council held an adjourned
meeting Tuesday evening.
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New cross walks have been put mat
the corner OF Oak and First streets.
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Ice Cream, the pure cream at
RICH & Co.'s.
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TheksHaye Arrived.

A beautiful line 9; dress goods for
spring and sunnnlerafs TANNER, :
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2Olbs of rice for 81 at
THE PRICE REGULATOR's.
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Send your orders for job. work
to the Transcript Office. If !. !.
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- Compressed yeast at the bal
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lei FalcOnero'' a fine Key West
cigar is now taking the lead, for sale
at, THE CALIFORNIA.
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The Shoe business is booming at
The PRICE REGULATORS.
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a full line 81 American Serge Black
and: :ColnEs, only TX cents at 81
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@schiltz's keg beer on draught
at the California. ,A......
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The largest stock of evaporated
fruits in the city at p. II. Cross.
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Our Line of GREEN AND UN-
COLORED TEA DUST.
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Stoll's Case Hopeful.

s. Stoll, county treasurer who has
been sick for the past month, has
been in a serious condition most Of
the past week. DR.. Fortier sum
8moned DR.. A. e. Senkler, OF st. Paul,
last Sunday, to consult with him on.
the case. DR.. s. expressed a belief
that the patient would recover, and
agreed with DR.. Fortier as to the
character Of the ailment and proper
treatment. The greatest trouble Is
from the demoralized condition Of
the stomach and liver. A fever pre-.
wallis for q short time, almost daily,
and the remarkable and sudden va1t-
ations In temperature and pulse
make the case very unusual one.
It will be remembered the attack
started from the effects Of the expos
ure at the mill fire ON June 8. :.
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The meeting of firemen on Monday
evening next to form q Firemen's
Benefit Association should be largely
attended. There is considerable
fund received yearly that should be
used only for aiding needy flremen,
and "a department organization
should be formed to take charge OF
the work. :, - !.
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Lost.

FRED HOFFMAN.
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The partition walls OF the convent
portion OF the Franciscan Sisters
building are up one story and large
force Of workmen are employed. It
will require more brick to fully COM
plete the building than were used in
the court house.
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We learn Of the recent death, at
Coldwater, Mich, of Miss Frances f.
Babbitt, u relative Of Mrs. j. H.
Rhodes, of this city, with whom she
made her home for several years.
She was q lady of rare accomplish
ments and was held In high esteem
by all who knew her.
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Miss Maude Raymond, aged twen-
ty years and daughter OF Mr.. f. L.
Raymond, four miles east of this city,
has been so seriously i'll that her life
was despaired of, but late accounts
state slight Improvement. She has
been sick since last January.
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Ckl earl @. Cslll lsslsnsrl,
The morning call., 1891-04-10
PROTESTED HER INNOCENCE.
Heart-Broken Woman Accused of Muir
der Suicides in Her Cell.

A heart Broken Woman Accused OF M ur-
der Suicides in Her Coll.
Several days ago Lucy E. Anders, resi-
dent of Colorado Springs, was arrested at
the instance of some neighbors, charged
with pois oning her 14-year-oid adopted son.
Although she pleaded her innocence, her
husband, as we'll as the grand jury, con-
DENIED her, says a Denver telegram to the
Pittsburg Dispatch. On Friday verdict of
guilty was brought in by a jury, and Judge
Campbell was to have sentenced her on
next Tuesday. Last evening she took a
quilt from her iron cot in the cell, made a
loop, placed one end through the bars, while
the other she placed around her neck; then
pushing the cot away on which she was
standing. she strangled herself to death.
Among the woman's effects letter was
found addressed to her husband. 1t is full
OF the most endearing terms. and in part is
as follows:
Everything that was poisonous in the
house was within his reach. He was left in
the house alone quite often, and it is just as
probable that ne might have tasted some
thing that way as it is that should have
given it to him. l will close by saying that
as Sod is my witness, l am Innocent of ever
having committed wrong in all my life !;
but this is cruel world. My husband, the
only friend l have. believes me guilty. My
poor parents died years ago. l have no
money to defend myself against the terrible
accusations; so, like hundreds Of other In
nocents, am made to suffer without having
done wrong.
''Oh, God. why is this such cruel world ?
Here l am, innocent Still, rather than be
sent to the penitentiary 10 mingle with con-
victs, l must commit suicide. You, my
husband, some day you will understand
how cruelty have been wr0nged. This IS
cruel world and lnDOcentS must suffer.
Lucy L, ANDERS"
The morning call., 1891-04-10
HIS LIFE PAID THE PENALTY.

A Mexican Soldier Executed for Infrac-
ton of the Military Law.
AT 6:10 yesterday morning Rpsendo RAJ
mirez, soldier of the sappers' aud miners
battalion, paid the extreme penalty of mar
tial law. His otfense was INSTRUMENTATION
and assaulting an officer.
Before O'Clock the troops had formed in
hollow square, double file. on the west
side OF the new penitentiary building in San
LaZaro, with a squad of mounted police to
preserve order and form the west side of
the square, says the City of Mexico Two
Republics. About 800 infantry were in the
square, and a regiment of infantry was
stationed on the east side of the building.
A large number of spectators. among
them several ladies, were on the ground.
The man with the camera was also there,
but failed to catch good picture, as the
light was not good.
At 600 the procession with the con-
demned man in coach arrived at the scene
OF execution, and the prisoner dismounted.
He was accompanied by two priests, who en-
couraged him with religious consolation, and
after he was blindfolded led him to the
place where he was to die. He was calm
and resigned, and when placed in position
stood firmly and bravely in the cold, gray
dawn, until the file of soldiers who were to
shoot him took their places.
When all was ready. the Colonel in COM
mand stepped into the middle of the square.
and. drawing his sword, made the formal
proclamation of the sentence of the court
martial. As he concluded the officer In COM
nand of the executioners raised his sword,
the soldiers took steady aim, tile sword fell,
The morning call., 1891-04-10

sharp explosion and puff of smoke fol-
lowed, and with cry of mortal agony, the
victim fep backward and lay quiet. The
surgeon hurried forward and examined the
PROSTATE man; detecting signs of lie, he
motioned to the orderly Sergeant, who
stepped forward, and placing the muzzle of
his musket within few inches of the mans
head, sent bullet through his brain. A
violent contraction of the muscles of the
arms and legs followed, and death came in
Stantly.
As the tragic scene was being enacted the
eastern sky had been glowing mora and more
brightly, and as the 'tirO de gracia" was
fired the sun burst on the sight over the
mountain range. The buglcs sounded, the
ambulance drove into the square, and the
body was lifted into it; the troops were
then marched in double file past the side of
the dead man and returned to their quar-
ters The body was then taken to the
Military Hospital, where it was seen after
ward by reporter OF the Two Republics.
Five bullets had passed completely through
the body, all taking effect in the right breast.
The right arm had been pierced by bullet,
as the condemned man held the crucihX up
before him. 4 small, round hole was seen
Just above the right ear, where the bullet
of mercy" had struck.
Ramirez was about % years old, of me-
dinm stature and graceful figure. His feat
uTes were pleasing, and in death wore a
peaceful expression. although they bore
traces OF the terrible strain of the past nine
teen months confinement, with the sentence
of death hanging over him.
The morning call., 1891-04-10
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
What Was Done at the PIeasanton Branch
of Alameda County.

What Was Done at the PIeasanton Branch
of Alameda County.
The Farmers County Alliance held its
quarterly meeting at Pleasanton, Alameda
County, last Saturday. Over forty delegates
and members from all over the county were
present.
The meeting was called to order in the
morning and the reports of the committees
upon Finance and Credentials were read and
approved.
A committee of threw. ID. Buckley, II.
B. Valprey and G. ID. Hines-was appointed
to confer with the grange delegates who
were present in relat ton to the forming of a
Farmers Institute.
recess was then taken until afternoon.
at the afternoon session Burdette Cor
nell gave the new secret work of the order;
J. M. Moore, the State Business Manager,
gave an explanation OF the methods OF CO.
operative buying and selling, and the other
business on hand was then taken up.
The Grange ana Alliance Committee re-
ported, and it was resolved TO appoint three
grange members and three alliance members
TO make an Investigation and prepare a re-
port upon the subject Of forming Farmers
Institute.
The report will be considered at the next
county meeting. which will be held some
time in July in Niles, when 1t is expected
that the State President will be present
In the evening MIR. Cornell, the County
Organizer, gave lecture in Pleasanton.
About 100 persons were present, and the
greatest enthusiasm was noticeable.
The morning call., 1891-04-10
DESICCATED COCOANUT.
The Pioneer Brand Still Unsurpassed by
Its Rivals,

This favorte delicacy, so well known by the rich
and poor alike, is now manufactured by so many
different firms that 1t is almost impossible to tell
which was the original brand. and. at the same
time. the best. i. q. Sresovch, the energetic and
weli-known frut-dealer:of sos Sansome street, was
the first to introduce to the public the different
ways In which "Desiccated Cocoanut" could be
utilized. As consequence of Its weli-deserved
success number of Eastern firms have placed upon
the market a much inferior article. but COM
parison OF the two will readily show the supe
riority OF the Pioneer Brand 1t is manufactured
this city. aud is ground fresh every day.
L. G. Sresovich Co. have recently opened stalls
"a and SIS in the California Market. where they will
sell exclusively Desccated Cocoanut." and will be
pleased to show the articieto all who may call.
The morning call., 1891-04-10
Suit Against the OMNIBUS.

Mary NJ. HuIing has sned the Omnibus
Cable Company for $4,000 damages for in
juries received by being knocked down and
run over by one Of the company's Howard
street cars On August 2, 1880.
The morning call., 1891-04-10

A LIvERYMAN's WAGEs.-James Coulter has
brought suit In the Superior Court against James
Hurst for S2036, which he claims Is due him for
labor performed at his liyery-stable.
The morning call., 1891-04-10

A BANK EXAMINED. = On Tuesday Bank
Commissioner Dunsmoor examined The condi-
tlon OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank at
Sacramento aud he has reported its liabilities
and assets 10 be 1924, 465 SO.
The morning call., 1891-04-10

May 10, 1865, at about o'clock in the
afternoon, the Sixty-second United States
Colored Infantry fired the last volley of the
Civil War. 1t vas between Boca Chico
strait and Whites RANCH Tex
The morning call., 1891-04-10

SoMERs' DIVORCE CAsE.-Judge Hoge has
refused to grant new trial OF the divorce case
OF Isabel Somers against Calvin Z. Somers, a
brother OF Mrs. Mabel Treadwell.
The morning call., 1891-04-10

BERTELING has The only reliable methods TO
ft detective sight. 427 Kearny street.
The morning call., 1891-04-10

Are You Hard of Hearing or Deaf?
Call or send stamp for ful particulars how to
restare your hearing by one who was deaf for
thirty years John Garmore, Room 49, Ham,
moud Building, Fourth aud Vine. Cincinnati, o.