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The morning call., 1891-10-03
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
LORIN REAL ESTATE.

DARGAIN-4-R0OM COTTAGE; LOT 5OxlS5;
ID chicken-housp, barn and wagon shed, $500:
on the insament plan.
Great bargain In fine ranch; lots 25xl35 5000;
lots 4Oxl 1926. $3.50. $780, 1925. $3.50. 1915. $500;
lots 50xl35, $500; lots 45xlS0 $500 each, $26
down. So and $40 a month.
Houses built to order on the installmeut plan:
$50 or 100 down; balance easy monthly payments.
Cottage for sale the installment plan to
rent furnished uniuraished. inquire OF W. q.
MORAN, Lorin. or DUSfNBURY d. WIRTS. 467
Ninth ST., Oakland Take erkeiey train or new
electrician, which passes door; sunday engage
ments. oc3 4 81 st
S0 CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY GALL
w for four months TO any part VI the United
etate:-
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The election of the General of the Domin-
leans is TO take place shortly at Lyons. The
Dominicans of England, the United States,
Belgium, Spain, South America and the
East Indies Will be represented at the gath
eTing.
The Catholic mission in Bengal under the
conduct of the Belgian Jesuits has been
vety successful. Commencing in 1881, the
first year for which we have exact figures,
we find the converts amounted to 1919. In
1856 their numbers increased To 10000, and
liz 1888 these had advanced to 532S1. In
1881 baptisms numbered 37S, in 1886 they
had increased to 1874. while in 1888 they had
reached the total of %, 600.
There are twenty-three priests in the
German Reichstag.
Another Father Damien is reported from
Dutch Guiana. Father Palkner, Redemp-
t0rlst father, has recently died of leprosy in
the leper COLONY of Guiana. For twenty-five
years he had been nurse and spiritual ad-
wiser to his stricken flock.
The Catholic population OF ChicagoiS esti-
mated at 4S0,O70 The city has 120 parochial
schools, besides % academies, high schools
and 8 colleges.
The next Catholic Congress in Spain will
be held in Seville, in April, 1892
Tomorrow VIII be what is known in the
language of the church as Rosary Sunday"
or the Festival Of the Most Holy Rosary,
which is observed in all churches throughout
the world, but especially in churches in
charge of the Dominican Fathers, with I'M
posing ceremonies. AT st. Dominic's Church,
corner of Bush and Steiner streets, the HESS
ing of the roses viii take place at 10 o'clock,
after which they Will be distributed to all
present. Solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at 10:30 and after the gospel, Rev.
j. A. Rooney, o. P, will preach on the
subject: Mary's Ineffable Dignity; Her
Place in tho Economy of the Salvation of
the World, Her Unique Power, are Clearly
Presented in the Rosary" at the conclu-
sion of high mass the annual rosary pro-
march around the church block.
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Defaults in the BENSON Cases.

United States Dis trict Attorney Garter
has had defaults entered in seven cases of
the Benson surveyors against the United
States for pay for alleged services. No de-
fault was entered in the case Of Perrin Va.
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OAKLAND HOTELS.


TUBES HOTEL, oAKLAND-rHE FINEST AND
4 most commodious family and tourist hotel in
California. occupying full square: frst-ciass in all
its AM nintmenIs. sel6 lmrnFr
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/ EAU1IFuL BUILDING LOTS
- IN TIE CELEBRATED
~ "a. A y .,

STANFORD TRACT. OAKLAND,
Are now being offered for sale.
SITUATED ON THE PIEDMONT CAHLE-ROAD,
about . minutes ride from broadway station, and
commanding magnificent view.
ABSOLUTELY TIE BEST
DECIDEDLY THE CHEAPEST property in this
rapidly advancing portion Of Oakland: magnificent
and costly residences being built on all sides.
THIS IS THE ONLY TRACT IN WHICH ALL THE
STREET WORK HAS BEEN DONE including
grading curolng and macadamiZiug; water and
sewer pipes and cement sidewalks laid, making the
best residence property now offered for sale in
Alameda County; values will double within year.
one lot VIII make you rich. Terms only one
fifth cash. balance monthly yearly payments.
Don't delay minute, but send at once for maps
aud particulars to
WILLIAM J. DINGEE.
se8 II 460 and 462 Eighth St. Oak and
OOnQ A LOT-NEW PLAT ON FRUITVALE
UcOO street railroad; very desirable property;
call early to secure these choice lots; carriage
office. RUSSELL Il PRoSSER. 23d ave. station. II
I ooK!!i LooK,!! 800 LOTS AT FRUIT
II vale; big bargain. Ii. Is. PINNEY, owner, 9O7
broadway, Oakland auSO tt
n oTICE-S3OO To $3.50; LOTS AT FRUGTyALE
~ Station, opposite the depot, offered for
sale at the most reasonable terms as follows:
onefouTth cash, balance in u, H. Is and "a months,
OF in monthly instaiments from SO upward: these
lots the most accessible to railroad con
JEFFRESS q NOBLE, Twenty-third-ave Land
Co., Twenth-third-aye. Station. East Oakland mrlst
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
part of the city, the Bulletin is the best. Oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by poSta-card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention once 622 Montgomery s.
The morning call., 1891-10-03

IN SHARES la ESTRELLA RAiSIN VINE
III yard, located miles from Fresno for sale at a
discount: $50 paid iB per share. Apply TO C. s.
CAPP CO., AIS Montgomery ST. se29 I'm
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FAINT RS.

u A. JENNINGS g. CO., GENERAL CON-
Il : tractors. painting. paper-hangng. whitening
plastering carpenter WORK. ETC.. 362 Mission ST..
doors east OF Fifth, S. F. seq 3m
CIGNS PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
- hanging Uniting and decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers 10 paints oils glass brushes var
nishes MCRAE q GUAM Z. 2O5 2O7 Fourth. "a On
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PHYSICIANS.

DR. oBERG, CHRONIC DISEASES HEART
~ and lungs. llz2 Market; residence Lorln. % 3m
The morning call., 1891-10-03


4 NDERSON SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY-THE
~ proprietor OF this famous aud celebrated resort
wishes to announce to her friends and the public
that arrangements have been made with the South
era Pacific Company and VIM. Sper's stage line for
the sale OF through tickets to the springs: from
San Francisco and Oakland So: round trip SO so:
through tickets can also be obtained at Sacramento
and San jose The advantages OF our hot and cold
sulphur and Iron baths, natural steam baths, are
unequaled; take 1880 a. NJ ferry from San Fran
cisco for Calistoga. For further particulars ad-
dress j. ANDERSON, Anderson Springs, Middle
town. Lake County. Cal. ny3l tt
u Escorts, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
IL Pacific Coast. with rates, location, ETC.. pub
lished in the Hotel Guide, l16 pages, For sale by
newSdealers send 25e In stamps to W. NJ. PAT
TERSON, publisher, 80 Post ST. 5. F. mrltf
LEASE MOUNTAIN SANITARIUM AND
1 resort: fully equipped; only four hours from
San Francisco. Address X. Box II. this office 81 u
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THk
~ eight-page WEEKLY CALL sent TO any addrsss
in the Untsd States or Canada one year for 81 rs,
postage free.
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DENTISTS.

mr.. DUCKElT, 997 MARKET ST., COR SIXTH,
CO. a SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
= good as can be made; hlling 81 DR.. SIMMS.
dentist, $50 Market St. next Baldwin Theater. oclJf
nR KEA. sz3 MARKET EXT TEETH SOC:
~ with gas 81; filings low; open evenings. N.Y. Il
a. SET: REPAIRING 81: FILLING 81 :EXrG.
y painless. SOC. DIR. CA. PERRY, Mason. m5st
CuLTON DEN TAI ASSOCIATIONS, sOSMARKEF
- 81 lPdelan Buliding), positively extract teeth
without paih with Cotton Gas %: also perform all
operations IN dentistry. DR. CuAS. W. DECkER.7 Il
& IL y LW sPAPERS HAD Long ARTICLESIN
n them stating that the Insane asyums fun Of
people who TOOK gas ohly once for painless tooth eE
traction aud went crazy. My secret painless mstho1
Is wonderful by IT'S use any dental operation may
be done panlessy viii forfeit 81 100 for any tooth
that cannot extract without sleep gas, even
III ugh dozen dentists have failed TO IL.
All operations done better than esewh ere since
have seven first prizes Tor beautiful filings, plate
and crown work. There are . Leek dentists once
open I'LL g. 80 p. NJ; Sundays till ) P. NJ DIR
GEORGE w. LEX. 8 O'Farreil ST. Oc9 Il
A.LUDLUAi hill. 1913 MARKET ST, NEAR
u Eleventh; charge for extracting when plates
are made: Old plaies made over nEe new; Teeth
ITom IS per set: extracting 5Oc; gas given. Att
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
n lowest prices; BOrk warranted DR. j. W.
hEl, al Marset s.. OPP. BALDWIN aus u
DR c. H. WILSON. DENTISTl 925 MARKET
~ =. let flLth and sL5tn ODD Mason deI3i
CoNTEACCoKs AND Bull DEBs.
( .ABPENTEE WORK: FITTIYG Up STORES A
= specially; reasonable. I140 Howard SILVIA Sun
I '. LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
= e4s oacrain onto ST.; cabinet wOrS and nttiag up
Offices promptly attended: telephone 300 mI51
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CnIiD,;ES EnARDED.

CHILD TO BOARD; MOTHERS CARE IS
y Willow ave-, near LarKin st. oc3 9t*
"a ANTED-HOME FOR 2 CHILDREN, AGED
" 5I2 and 2La years: also room for mother: in
Western Additions; state terms. Address Home,
Box l0l. CALL Branch Onicc. oc2 81
COMPETENT WOMAN WOULD LIKE INFANT
" to board. 325 Green St, near Polk. oc2 ST.
ADY WISHES TO TAKE A CHILD TO
II board no objection to age, GIT Sa cramento st.
bet Stockton and Powell, rear se29 ITS
a IDOW With PLEASANT HOME: WOULD
~ beard l children. 1906 Market st. near
Van ave. se20 II
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HONEY TO LOAN.

AAONEY LOANED FROM ST. UPWARD AT
M Security Loan Bank, HOS Market ST. mr.. Mason;
private entrance Turk. N. j. FRANKLIN&CO 6m
CRoM 40 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
Il security 5. T. g., Bsx ~, Call. Branch les tt
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TOT S00 COR. PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
Dol .OUO. ST., near Mission: improved lot,
0xT5. For sale by NJ. b. LEVY, 432 California ST.
The morning call., 1891-10-03

SlotE3 ~ LEI.
STORE. BASEMENT AND 3 LIVING ROOMS
~ 262 First St; key at fruitstore. Oc3 ST.
GOOD LOCATION; JEwELRY AND WATCH
VI making business Cor. Suffer and Polk. 2t+
CTORES IN NEW BUILDING. NV. POWELL
- aud Vallejo; good for any business. oc3 3t-
Clio STORE WITH 3 ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
ID -. housekeeping; good place for barber. Cor.
Pierce and O'FaTrell SITS SEES ct cod
lH0.JI PosT-LAHGE STORE; LIVING ROOM;
IOU-2 yard; rent SIS. se29 7t*
GI1 STORE FIXTURES, GAS, WATER AND 2
20 /. rooms 2O2 Twenty-third st. se2T 7t%
OFFICES TO LET.
I IGHT. AIRY OFFICE ON GROUND FLOOR
II with shOw-wndow space to suit tenan D. by w
Ii. GRIM 4 Co. llS Montgomery st. Oci II cod
OIo GEARY ST.-EICE OFFICES AND ROOMS
IL for doctor dentist. ool Ats
STABLES 70 LET.
GTABLE TO RENT: GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS
~ for any number OF horses up to so or 80 head:
reasonable rent: suitable for express carriage
company. Apply to Superintendent Sutter-street
Railway Co.. Folk and Suffer sts sel6 II
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elk O00 FOR sos ACRES OF GOOD LAND;
- III ,AUU land ali in cultivation: miles from
railroad; 300 acres sumner fallOwed: house; 2
barns; living spring OF water; this is genuine
bargain. Further particulars of SAN FRANCISCO
LAND co, 400 California St oc3 m
The morning call., 1891-10-03

.DUS ~ .pN 80.
EvENING SCHOOL 1877 HOW ARD;'25 YEARS
u experience; bookkeeping. j. DALTON. u sasu
I LECTURES ON SCIENTIFIC PHYSIOGNoMY
j 4 viii commence October II tn at O'clock 427
Suffer ST. by MARY q. STANTON: terms So. oil ! IN
- PRECH-UN IEKRICHT MACH BILDERS-THE
- practical use Of German taught in months:
or lessons per week, according to Professor
Bergman's natural and easy methods pictures
used TO Illustrate the meaning Of words: classes In
con verRatiOn and reading formed for advanced
students; the public is cordially invited to inspect
the method. once hours daily to p. n. at Pro-
lessor Carrots Dancing Academy. 5O7 Suffer ST.,
bet Powell and Mason se29 7U-
DROP. +. DIETZ FROM PHILADELPHIA, GIVES
L Instruction in piano. ~ grades; beginners guided
by pieces 10 memOrze. Address lll6 Turk ST. ST Inns
Mrs. }. L. CONNER; STUDIO. DoNOHoE
portrait speciality; water-cOlors. crayOn Ind ian
Ink and Oil: outdoor sketching landscape and dec
oratiye art: classes now forming. aug II
CISGING LESSONS, VOICE CULTURE APPLY
- daily 500 Powell. Prof. }. r. oGILYIE. aul6 3m
DACIFC ENGINEERING sCBOoI,-ENGINEER
ing. architecture, surveying. III Post. fe2o Tyr
CCHOOL CIVIL MINING. MECHANICAL EN-.
saying: estab 1864 Van der Nailen. 1923 Mkt 81 Il
II EALD's BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a POST ST.
III Double-entry bookkeeping, penmanship, short
hand fype-writlng, telegraphy, ETC. all 1ncludedin
business course under one fee Of $50. te30 Il
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE 800 POST Sc.
Il Lie scholarship. ST5: dag evening oG20i
The morning call., 1891-10-03

q. OOEO NEw-BUILT COTTAGES OF 5
tDOZOU. rooms. with all modern conveniences,
and lot 25N125; all street work done; on w. side
Douglass ST. bet oath and Jersey; IL is only
the tnstallment plan equal TO rent For sale by NJ.
b. LEVY, 432 California St, near Montgomery.
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ance In monthly payments ana no interest; nothing
like It ever offered. WESTERN LAND COMPANY.
$50 Market So. se26 q
DARE CHANCE FOR PRACTICAL FARMER
IL For rent run shares, one tho nneSt ranches
in State, 80 miles from San Francisco. containing
1850 acres: place is well adapted for asing yege-
tables, grain. hogs or poultry, and dairying; good
orchards, houses, barns DIARIES and well equipped
with wagons, farming and dairying utensils: plenty
water and timber on place. Address, with refer
enees, p o. Box 2433 se22 lat
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NEW AND SECONDHAND CARPETS FOR
~ half the original prices: laid same day as
dered; open evenings. j. NOONAN, 1Ul7-lU23
Mission st. se6 I'm
CARPE1S-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, Csc A YARD;
y Hstallment price elsewhere 81 yd. NJ. FRIED
MAN & CO.. 22s-230 >loekto ton. and 237 Post. Il Il
pRUSsELs CARPETS. SOC. LAID: WINDOW
- cIot 25c. s. ". SHIREk. 1884 Stockton. m2t
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L. S0n SALOON IN HEART OF CITY: FULL
y OOO. value in stock and fixtures; business
speaks for Itself; owner has been there ~ SeltS'
aud is selling on account OF important outside 1uSl-
ness NJ. LESS 5 Fourth II IL
The morning call., 1891-10-03

GOOSO WORTH $4,000: GOLDEN GATE
tpCAOO. ave, bet. Layuna and buchanan;
27:6xl20; improved. For sale by NJ Il. LEVY,
AZ California oc3 2t
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~,TAR CARPET-BEATING AND EENoVATING
= Company reii'JuE aud laying: hrst-c ass work
guaranteed at lowest prices l26 O'farren. oc2 N
EHEAl'EST AND BLsT PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
Y carpets cleaned and reiIid JONES Perfect
CarTej-cleanju- aud ReHoyalinS orks, 70 and u
Eighth st; telephone 3424- se6 "
The morning call., 1891-10-03

DUY HOME NEAR LOS GATOS; 4SU ACRES
ID in TO- 20 and 40 acre tracts at $25 per acre;
small cash payment; long time aud low interest on
balance. 7. II. JORDAN CO. Los Gatos. Cal. $50 II
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o1 IN TO $500 PER LOT AT FRUITVALE,
I'D 1cO Oakland; $40 to $50 cash and So per
month: beautiful lots, adjoining the doubie-deck
car line OF Sessions new electric road: will give
free pass for years TO any one who will build
Apply at once, e. w. WOODWARD IL CO., 902
Broadway, Oakland oc1 1t
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World's Fair Theatre Company


The Worlds Fair Theatre Co. opened
a weeks engagement at Opera Hall
Monday evening with good audience.
The troupe is composed of about a
dozen members, nearly all of whom
are good actors. The company has an
extensive repertoire presenting all the
popular plays of the day. kathleen
Mavourneen" was given Monday even
ing, and East Lynn Tuesday evening
when Miss Maggie FELTON, enacted the
dual role of Lady Isabel and Madam
Vine, giving a really artistic perform
ance. Miss FELTON, was ably supported
by Philip Ray as Francis Levison, the
polished villain. Mr.. Lester as Lord
Mount Severn was all that could be
desired. The Noble Outcast" was
played Thursday evening. All gave
good satisfaction. Tie performances
of Irvina the juggler are a leading
feature of each evenings entertain
ment and deserves special mention.
His feats are certainly wonderful
Black Rirer Fails Banner.
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Cut this out for Future Reference

Excursions for Home Seekers and
others will be run by "The North
Western Line" Chicago. St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha Ry., on Sept.
Goth, 1891, from st. Paul and Mime
apolis, and stations east of st. Paul, to
all points west of and including st.
James, Mimi, in Minnesota, South
Dakota, and North western Iowa; and
from all points in Kansas, Nebraska,
Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, the Black
Hills, Oklahoma and all points in Ar
kansas and Texas and to certain points
in Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama
and Louisiana.
Tickets will be sold at very low
rates, and will be good to start only
on the day of sale, and good to return
within thirty days.
For rate to any particular point.
through car service or any informa-
ton, call on agents of 1.-THE North
Wtstern Line,'' or address
I. w. TEAsDALE,
Gen. Pass. Agt., st. Paul, MINI.
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Tie entertainment for the benefit
OF the II. f. church given at Opera
Hall LAST Friday evening under the
direction of Miss Hattie Bevans. was a
complete success. The singing by
Mrs. Thatcher Miss Dodge. Mr.. Ed
win Pratt, ard by quartette consist
ing of MeSsrs. Shalier. Dodge. Bevans
and Newell Powell. with Miss Bevans
At the piano. was most excellent and
greatly appreciated by the audience.
aud the recitations hy Miss Avery
were well rendered and enthusiastical-
iy applauded. The entertainment
closed with a number of beautiful
tahieaux.
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Rev. p. X. Mellang who for the last
two years has filled the pulpit of one of
the Lutheran organizations in this city.
died at his home in Hudson on Satur-
day last Mr.. Mellang was universally
beloved by his congregation and had
the esteem and good will of all who
knew him. He was a young man of
promise. being fervent preacher
who easily reached the sympathies of
his hesreFs. lie had been unwell for
a couple of months but serious results
were not apprehended until within a
few days of his DEATH A large con-
course Of people from Hudson, River
Falls and other places where he had
otiiciated, attended the fnreral ser
vices at Hudson on Sunday.
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Forty Years.

The world does indeed move. In
the seyenty-three years that | have
lived on it. it has gone like a ninety
mile hurricane. especially up here in
the Northwest where men and meas
ures are so dashing.
As viewed in retrospect from the
recent Minnesota State Fair, with its
accumulations of the finest and best
of earth's treasures, of horses, cattle,
sueco, swine, grain, vegetables. fruits,
implements, devices, contrivauces, and
facilities for the production of food,
clothing, and the abundant things
which go TO make up the comforts,
luxuries, adornments. and happiness
of the countless farm homes scattered
over the North Star State. back over
forty years, to the 5th day of July,
1851, when | first set foot in the small
town of st. Paul, (less than 1000, |
Think not then out of its swaddling
clothes, as an uncertain territorial
capital, long, long before railroads
the Mississippi was then indeed a no
BILE thoroughfare, highway from the
trackless north to the balize, and hap.
Ply the farmer who Struggled up close
to its banks for the sake of an outlet,
and market. Fulton, for the inven-
ton of steam navigation was remem-
bered and honored then; but now. the
utility of his craft and the great river
As highly useful highway of travel
and commerce, are relegated TO the
silent past by the ever present, inter
twining railroads. Everywhere. in
and about ST. Paul, up and down the
Mississippi river, on either side, pass
ing the steamer like blazing star,
from city to city, state to state, ocean
TO ocean, and cline to cline TO CLINE;
in few hours by this modern dash.
away system we cross continent.
And the peculiarlties of This way of
flying about are nSO the ultimatum of
the age. Coz, and steam ana gas, and
the locomotive, now in their zenith,
seem to De fronting an electric rival,
which shall pass by as the lightnings
do the meteors of heaven.
Bat my pencil has wandered far away
fro n the fair and the beautiful things
s,.w and heard there. A farmers
in. titute conducted every day on the
grounds, in hall built for the pur-
pos 3, is new and forward feature at
the fair. At this | had the pleasure
of hearing some good talk, by farmers
to farmers. The plain common sense
there given, if followed by the young
men and women of the farm of to-day
will place them at the very front in
this pleasurable pursuit, and amongst
men. The drift of it all is you must
fertilize and cultivate your minds as
well as your fields.
But this will be too long if ! should
attempt to carry out the thoughts
that come to me, SO will stop right
here for this time. ).
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PERSONAL.
Charlie Coggshall returned from
Montana. last Tuesday.

Charlie Coggshall returned from
Montana last Tuesday.
Mrs. E. n. Lester is visiting her
daughter at Litchfield, MINI.
Mrs. Ii. Bolcom of Steward, ILL.,, is
the guest of Mrs. j. W. VIM.
Miss Althea Cook has a position in
the State Public school at Sparta.
Mrs. b. E. Vannatta is visiting her
daughter at Mallory, Polk county,
Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. otto Anderson of Me-
nomonie visited in the city the first of
the week.
Miss Ruth Tozer left last week for
Little Falls, Mimi, to take charge of
a school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Andrews from
South Dakota are guests of Mrs. Ida
Andrews.
Miss Isabelle Patterson has gone TO
Red Wing to attend Beeman's Actual
Business College.
Hon. C. V. Guy and Hon. G. w.
Chinook and wife went to Milwsu-
kee the first of the week to attend the
State Fair.
w. III. 0dell of Mansfield. Ohio, is
visiting his brother o. B. 0dell. He
was a resident of River Falls some
twenty-five years ago.
John Purves has engaged for anoth-
er year as principal of the school at
Friendship, Adams county, and left
for that place last Tuesday.
River Falls man who is rather
careless about his personal appearance
recently bought a suit and appeared
on the street. looking so nice that his
wife failed to recognize him and tried
to flIrt with him. lie bought it at
The Plymouth.
Everett Sanderson is home from
WATERFOWL, South Dakota, for a few
days visit. He is express messenger
on the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad, between Brookings and
Gettysburg, and this is his first lay off
in two years.
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Cure for PARALYSIS.

Frank Cornelius of Purcell, Ind. Ter,
says: 81 induced Mr.. Pinson, whose wife
had paralysis in the face, to buy bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. To their
great surprise before the bottle had all
been used she was great deal better.
Her face had been drawn to one side; but
the Pain Balm relieved all pain and sore
ness, and the mouth assumed its natural
shape" 1t is also a certain cure for
rheumatism, lame back, sprains, SWELL
ings and lameness. soc bottles for sale
by G. L. laggart.
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The Railway Law and Legislation, !"
a new publication at the National
Capital, predicts that the following
democratic members of congress will
receive the leading chairmanships of
committees affecting transportation:
Commerce, Turner of Alabama; Riv-
ers and liar boTS, Blanchard of Louisi-
ana; Foreign Affairs, McCreery of
Kentucky; Post.offices and Post.roads,
Blount of Georgia; Railways and Ca.
nails, Cobb of Alabama; Pacific Rail
ways, Grain of Texas; Leyees and I'm.
provements of the Mississippi River.
Stockdale of Mississippi; immigration
and Naturalization Tor select commit
tee), Covert of New York. In the
makeup of committees the aggressive
South takes the plums. Where do
the democrats from Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Illinois, Michigan and Iowa
come inl They seem to be lost in the
shuttle.
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~ nam laW rennirinu m la

The new law requiring all insurance
companies taking risks in this state to
use uniform policy prepared by In.
suraRce Commissioner Root and the
attorney general went into effect Sept.
ist. 1t will greatly simplify insurance
policies.