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CT A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
dentist $50 Market St. next Baldwin TheateT. oeltf
DR. REA. 923 MARKET, EXT TEETH soc;
~ with gas 81; Filings low; open evenings. my2 tt
- painless, soc. DR. CA. PERRY. Mason. ms Il
A LII NEWSPAPERS HAD Long ARTICLES N
~ them stating that the insane as iums full OF
people who took gas only for painless tooth
traction aud went crazy My secret painless method
is wonderful. By its use any dental operation may
be done painesSy. viii forfeit 800 for any tooth
that l cannot extract without sleep or gas, even
though dozen dentists have failed to extract it.
All operations done better than elsewh ere, since
have seven first prizes for beautiful filings plate
and crown work. There are Leek dentists ONCE
open till $3.50 p. NJ: Sundays till p. NJ. DIX
GEORGE w. LEEK, q O'Farreii st. oc9 IT
DR. LUDLUM HILL. l443 MARKET ST, NEAR
IL Eleventh: no charge for extracting when plates
made; old plates made over nEe new; teeth
from IS per set; extracting soc; gas given Att
CROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, T59 MARKET
y ST. bet Third and Fourth; gas specialists au17 Jf
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
~ lowest prices: work warranted DR. j. w.
hey, SAL Market st. opp Baldwin. aus e
DR c. H. WILSON, DENTIsTl 825 MARKET
~ ST., bet Fifth aud Sixth. opp. Mason del5st
COTTON DENTAL ASSoCIA TON sos MARKET
" ST. Pbelan Building; gas specialists; positively
and gives the celebrated "Colt0n Cas- so, 600 ref
erences; established $685. all operations In dentistry
pei formed. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER fe76
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a steeet Preacher Held.

John E. Nutter, the street preacher. who
struck John Harrington with loaded cane,
was yesterday held by Judge Rix for trial
on charge of an assault with a deadly
weapon.
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CALOON FOR SALE CHEAP AT $50 MARKET:
- well stocked; hne fixtures; established trade; I
years lease: II haven't all cash W i'll make payments
easy: selling account OF retiring from business.
AnnIE AZ saloon. ie25 Is
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Tor Saloon ACCOUNT OF RETIRING FROM
business. old established saloon; kept By pres
err pr prleJ-T over IS years; years lease: reason
able rent; inc uding five rooms upstairs partly
nlshet. Inquire tins office. ie26 SIS
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BUSINESS cHANCEs-coNTINUrD.

1b-'As'rS =
&)50 SALOON AND LUNCR-HoUsE: SOLD
W -OO. on account of sickness of owner; bar
gam MGLAU6hLiN * CO., 20 Kearny st.Je26 3t*
S35O CIGAR STAND AXD LAUNDRY;
CsoJ daily receipts s5 70 S55 viii allow fun
McLAUGHLIN a CO. 20 Kearny st. Its
&I4O0 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR;
0D11OO. good paying business: leave city cause
OF SAFE. MCLAUGHLIN q Co, % kearny. lt*
G900O HOTEL; CONTAINS so ROOMS
tNtDOOU. very large restaurant reSnectabis
people; established business: sickness only cause of
selling MCLAUGHLIN a Co, % Kearny. Its
&6S0 FORCED To SELL THIS DAY;
and offer. McLAUGHLIN y CO.26 kearhy l.
G1I00 SALOON. HOUSE ANDLOT IN PROS
=. ~ porous country town; near the city;
Co, 20 Kearny st. lts
&o000 SALOON; THE BEST CORNER IN
=. - w. The city with lease; sickness OF
owner owner cause OF sale. MCLAUGHLIN CO.. %
GSOQ0 WHOLESALE AND retail, WINE
GOOOO. liquor and bar business; established
years aSi cheap rent and long lease. MCLAUGHLIN
q ~, 20 hearny ST. jel7 II
SNAIL . GE SoIaoR FOR SALE l51s NoRFo.K
- 81. near folsom. Je2l It's
FOR SALE-CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; ES-
tabiiShed 80 years; lately redtted; everything
G. Box l02. CALL Branch once. je2l It's
lIoR SALE CHEAP A PROMINENT CORNER
saloon; in good running order aud doing good
business; rent 500 per month. Inquire at A. Nc
LEOD CO.'S. NV cor. First and Mission SIS. je7 tt
CAUSALITO HOMES-MARINE VIEW; PER-
~ petual sunshine; SO monthly payments: $500
upward SPARROW PEAKSALL, 62S Market
street. my13 II
DRICE S140O-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
L candy factory and ice-cream pariOrs; opposite
large school; rent $40 with lease. Apply on prem
, ises, 6O4 y GeaTY st. myl6tf
GlE0 GOODPAYING SALOON. APPLY 726
70 LOU. Howard, I'm. u 20 !; }. O'CONNoR.24 70
BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY. NOTIONS: 4 LlV-
~ ing rooms: cheap rent. POLL Mission st.je23 50
/ OR SALE-COFFEE-SA LOON; ESTABLISHED
years. 9lg Larkn 81. je23 1878
Tor SALE AT A BARGAIN, A SMALL MANU-
4 featuring business. Apply 223 Sacramento. % ~
GOOD SALOON; CHEAP RENT; 3 LIVING
u rooms; beds. Apply this ONCE je20 It's
ERUIT, CANDY AND CIGAR STORE CHEAP
on account OF sickness. ll9 o'Farreu. iel9 15t*
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anu largest evening paper published the coast;
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CALOOS-MUST BE SOLD TODAY; ESTAB-
- li-led p years: doing . large trade; owner ell
ga-ei in other business; part cash; investigation
given. Apply Z. r BREW cry. Sixteenth and "a
leHcia SITS. 1ts
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G9OO SALOON IN FINE LOCATION. DOING
ACOO' good business: > living rooms : low rent:
good reasons Tor selling; rare bargain CONRAD
d W. ~ tOurkD st.
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$4,000 sPisndid sadSm HUi5T residence
In Al order elegantly Lreseoed and paPered
in the sunny beit this property is positive bar
gain. as the lot alone (3Oxl22:6( Is nearly worth
the money 5. MOSGkOYE, go Market st. je23 1t
CUNNYSIDE TRACT BLOCKS oNE-FIFTH
- cash, balance four semtannual payments; lots
$500 TO $500 on same terms }. Is. HILL a CO.,
GIN LOTS IN BERKELEY. wM. L,
u OO. TEAGUE a CO, summer St., bet. Cali
Eornia and Pine, off Montgomery je2l II
II fxlO7 IS. WITH IMPROVEMENTS: SW.
l Cor. Jersey and Diamond. Inquire on prem
ises. le2l l0t+
TOR SALE-A GOOD INVESTMENTS: COR.
j Church aud Duncan SITS; 5OXSO. with stores;
viii rent Tor $50 Per month See owner on prem
ises. je2l SIS
QI00O EACH-2 LOTS 25xI2O. I25 TT. s OF
D1OUU Geary. Address b. Box l, this olhce6 II
Gt0OO 5-ROoM COTTAGE IN BERKELEY;
- ZUO. minutes walk 20 station; > 2 month.
S25OO-6 rooms. Dwight way: SO month.
Sls7 so each-lO lots, Lorin; 50 month.
500 and up-In Mckee Tract. Send for maps
Caldwell BROS. y Montgomery st. my26 Il
CORNER LOT; 55xl22:6 CHEAP. ST. GEORGE
- Barroom. Sl2 kearuy. ie25 l4ts
GIDG LOTS 25xll2:6 AT PALo ALTO, STAN
u ~. ford University Station; So down and
81 weekly nstaliments. without interest d. B.
INN, DC Market 81. JezI ~
GOOOn FINE LOTS. INCLUDING 2 1876
tN-OOU. feet corners. on L St; this is a very
cheap buy call fol particulars. A. II. BREED &
CO., 32S Montgomery ST. je24 II
NORTH BEACH DISTRICT 5O-VARA LOT,
~ 57:6xl37 20 NV. cor. Francisco and Webster
SIS; one OF the very best factory mill sites be-
iEg near deep water: lot level an fenced in streets
grade; examine this property, il is offered
at a sacrifice; price $3.50. See owner J. Mo
kENNA. 81 Montgomery st. 1924 SIS
NUMBER OF CHOICE BARGAINS IN SECOND
- hand pianos good as new, including Steinway
Parlor Grand, a Chickering Upright, an invoice OF
upright pianos, 10 close consignment; a French
upright 500, German upright as, a kn3be piauO
500, NOse piano $50. Il. W. SPENCER q CO..
723 Market ST. (tiIstOry Building, second floor Sole
agents for Chickering Sons, COuoyer Bros and
Colby pianos. je2l II
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRIP-
- lions taken at CALL Branch Offices. COS Larkin
st. 539 Hayes 81 and Z5lo Mission ST. open Till
80 r. n. yS6
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OUNTKY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
GS0O0 LOOK At THIS: ACRES WITHIN
ID OOOO. 3 blocks OF business center OF Peta-
luna, with good improvements, B-room cottage
barn, chicken-houses, etc; One-halJ OF piece In
choice fruit aud berries. Inquire or A. r. OVER,
32412 Montgomery 81. je26 2t
QdSOO ALL THE COMFORTS OF GRAN
tp1OUO. deur. scenery and health; home
acres in city OF 5000; cosy house, chick houses
chickens, fruit, flowers, etc; easy terms. Nc
LAUGHIIN Co. % Kearny 1t*
II ERE Is THE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE-LOTs
ii in lovely I'll Moro, $40 and upward: weekly
Moro Bay, the only bay of any consequence be-
tween here and San Diego; grand beach: ine bath
ing. fishing, etc. the finest climate: most prolific
vegetation in the world sensible person ought TO
overlook this. For lots Information, etc, address
Moro Bay Improvement Co., Flood Building,
Room 8; open also evenings. je2l tt
Qenn FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TwENT
'DOOO. acres, Kern County, under rabbit-proof
fence: water ditched to the tract: would exchange
for few nearer city, where irrigation is not
necessary. G. G., Box II. this Office. ie25 3t+
WANTED-To LEASE FOR YEARS. WITH
w right of purchase from 10 TO 20 acres good
land; handy TO eity sellers only. X. POLK, 1873
Otarreil ST 1e25 2t*
GIOO0 FOR SALE A wELL-BUILT 3
ID ZOO. room cottage; corner lot 6nx7O; at
mortgage. apply TO B. c. DUFFY & CO. 3I8
Kearay st. ie22 II
gI WEEK BUYS AFRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
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erences. BOX At, windsor, Cal 1e25 2t%
E'NGLISH LADY, ALONE, WOULD ACCoMMo-
II date or fnvalidS seeking quiet and good
cares references given and required. Address MRS.
q. Z. A, South Los Guiicos, SonOma County. % 7ts
GUNNER BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY; FINE
- marine view; hour from city. Address GARD.
Box 80, CALL Branch OAlce ie23 7t%
GRAND HOTEL, DUNCAN'S MILLS PoPU-
VI lar resort; elegant rooms; climate, fishtng,
boating, bathing, scenery, drives and redwood
forest rambles: send for circulars; 81 to $40
per week, and special rates to families. w. b.
MOORE. invl2 II
" LILA Los TOMAS; BEAUTIFULLY STU
ated In Santa Cruz Mountains: Just the place for
health aud rest. AID. ZILLMER Santa Cruz Cal il IT
OAK GROVE COTTAGE: OPEN FOR BOARD
~ erS June 9Th; good table; milk and fruit In
abundance; lovely, healthfuI resort; fine drives:
shade Tor games hamm0ekS aud tents: guests met
at the cars at Los GatoS; satisfaction assured g.
PALMER, Saratoga, Cal my13 cod II
EoLLIN COTTAGES, BEACH HILL; BEST FAM
L lily resort in Santa Cruz: magnificent bay view;
also furnished cottages. AID. o. w. FoLLIN. m2 2m
DOSE MARIE FARM. SANTA CLARA co. OPEN
Ii all year, picturesque scenery; fishing: hunting;
circular showing house MCCUR RIE Box 8. Giirey.
CHAVER HOUSE, SAN RAFAEL, FIRST-CLASS
= IN all respects; large grounds. ap29 3mo
- and cottages now open to visitors; beautifully
located; free hot an cold water aud hot sulphur
baths; hrst-cass board SO TO $l4 per week. train
to CaiStoga stage 10 Middletown, private carriage
to springs fare from San Francisco So SO. j. AN
DERSON, proprietor. my31 u
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENrS-THE WEEKLY
Al CALL. IA wrapper. ready for mailing.
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NARPEIS-SAlITH'S BRUSSELS, csc A YARD;
- installment price elsewhere 81 a I'd. VI. FRIED
Man 4 Co, Z2S-25O Stockton and 237 Post II u
brussels CARPETS. SOC. LAID; FLOOR
- cloths. 25c. :. W SHREK. 1894 Stockt .m2tf
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G600 GROCERY AND BAR SOUTH OF MAR
= - " ket 81 living rooms; fine bargain con-
RAD IL CO. II Fourth st la
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RrsINEss CHANCES.

* 100 CORNER SALOON; GOOD LOCA-
u lAOO. ton; nicely fitted up; large ana FIRST
CLASS stock; splendid business; trla given; Al
bargain. Apply NJ LESS Fourth ST. liz
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EDUCATIONAL.
{ ,oURSEN ROECKEL NEW VOCAL ROOMS, ll7O
y Market Donohoe Building (eleystor). je25 l4t*
DIANo: VOICE CULTURE, ELoCUTIUN:
L dramatic classes. MISS BEALE, 32S O'Farrell II
A COMPARTMENTS: PIANO LESSONS: CALL
"A pupils homes. MRS. HARRIS. S55 Mission. 3m
d w. KIMBALL TEACHER or PIANO. 1912
Il Howard ST.; terms moderate. jei0 I'm
ClGNOR q. CIPOLLoNI (FROM ROME, ITALY),
~ mandolin teacher Room SO, ll70 Markets I'm
DROP. LOVE, TEACHER OF STAGE ANDBALL-
4 room dancing, Irving Hall, l39 Post st. lei I'm
DACIFC ENGINEERING SCHOOL-ENGINEER
ing. architecture, surveying. III Post. fe2o Tyr
CCH0oL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL EN.
~ cheering surveying, arch itecture, drawing. as
saying; estab 1884. A.Nan der Nailen 723 Mkt 81 tf
M ANDOLiN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
u1 Italian method; genuine Italian maBdoIiRs,
mandolas, lutes. PROF. ADELSTEIN, 1909 Suffer-
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST ST
II Doubie-entry bookkeeping penmanship, short
hand, ypewriting telegraphy, etc, all included in
onsiness course under one fee of SO. ieS0 81
PACIFIo BUSINESS COLLEGE $50 POST sc.
Lille scholarship, SIS; day evening. oc3o6
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HuSting all the time-Somebody has said
that the man who pays his rent has to hustle
and the man who doesn't pay his rent is
obliged to keep moving.
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aIIOkNEN S-AK-LAW w.
IL L. JENKINS ATTORNEY AT LAW 10
II, Fourth St advice free on all legal matters24 80
Drank KENNEDY, ATTORNEY. % MURPHY
Building; all cases promptly pfosecuted.je III 6m
IA lex MATTHEWS, AT foRNEY-AT-LAW, 33l
w Montgomery ST., Room 1; probatIDg rates and
foreclosing mechanics liens specialties. JET II
A DVICE FREE; READ AID. PERSONALS. 6. w.
"a HOWE Co, Attorneys-ai-law. $50 Market tf
NJ. ARMSTRONG, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. RE-
n moved to Academy Sciences Building, r. 50 1y
" I. CASoN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOC
II Kearny ST., Rooms l and 3. apli GIN
CLARA FOLTZ, ATT0RNEY-AT-LAw- PRAC-
" tees State and Federal courts 4l0 Kearny. IL ON
ID A. CRoTHERS, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. 6o5
IL. Clay ST. nos II
w W. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. tll
w California ST.. Rooms 1i-l5: advice free ask
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week. delivered by carrier TO any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best oifest
and largest evening paper published on the coast.
orders by posta-card Otherwise viii receive
prompt attention Oni:e 81 Montgomery st
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P. O. S. OF A. ITEMS.
News From all Parts Concerning
the Order.

News From all Parts Concerning
the Order.
Garfield Commandery, No, 81, of NAH
anoy City, will parade at Hazleton on July
4.h, with Halle Commandery, No II, in
the immense joint demonstration of the
p. O. S. Of A. and Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Shenandoah Commandery, No. q, will
probably participate in the parade at
Frackville on the morning of July 4th in
the demonstration under the auspices of
Camp &C. In the evening the comman-
derry will participate in the tabIeau parade
to be arranged by Camp 1876 of Girard-
vile.
Commanderies No. 43, Chester, %,
Tower City, and So, Hanover, of the
Patriotic Guard, P, 0. 6. Of A., have with
drawn from body and have entered the S.
of A.
Commander General John R. Mast, of
Reading, is the right man at the head of
the S. Of A. He is an indefatigable worker
and will make grand showing for the
order by the time the state convention is
held next February.
The special returns from communicates
which have entered the S. Of A. show a
membership of 1,7C) and it is expected the
membership in the state will reach 1900 by
next August. This will enable the organi-
zation to open the Mortuary Payment
Fund with the required membership to pay
$3.50 benefit on the death of member, or
his wife.
Lincoln Commandery, of Philadelphia
received 26 applications for membership at
its last meeting.
The new rituals are in the hands of
thirty-two Communicates, and they have
ELECTED 1attering comments.
Only two communicates Of the old or
ganizaton in this state remain out Of the
new order but from indications 1t will not
be long before they will wheel into line.
Commandery No. IA turned out q men
on Decoration Day. Their soldiery APP
pearance and marching, as they marched
up Main street in company front, elected
applause. There is no reason why this
/ commandery should not turn out from 40
to 50 men at time. This would add con-
siderably to the appearance of the orgsni-
zation.
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More Good Work.

Supervisor Llewellyn had gang of
men at work until three oclock this morn
ing, cleaning out oulverts in the First
ward. The culverts had been blocked by
tin cans and other obstacles, washed into
them by the heavy rain last night. This is
an instance showing the trouble that peo-
pie cause by throwing rubbish upon the
streets and demonstrates the necessity for
prompt action agains. parties who violate
the borough ordinances by doing so. Super
visor Llewellyn is complimented for his
prompt action in the matter and the doing
of such work in the night is especially
commendabe.
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GET ONE.
The Pennsylvania Railroads New
Summer Excursion-Route Book

The Pennsylvania Railroads New
Summer Excursion-Route Book.
The Pennsylvania Railroads Summer
Excursion Route Book for the season of
1891, just from the press, is undoubtedly
one of the most elaborate reference COM
pendiums issued by any railroad company
in the world. The company this year has
used new illustrations, printed on very
nigh grade Of paper, while decided de-
parture from the old cover heretofore
binding the work is seen in the new one
which is beautifully illuminated, and
would do credit TO the brush of Rossi, so
cleverly French is it in every detail. The
new map embraces territory from Canada
to the Carolinas, and from the British
possession Of New Brunswick to beyond
the Great Inland Lakes. When COM
parison is made with this volume Of 272
pages, 100 illustrations, and over 1900
routes, book which enters its year of
manhood the first day of June, 1891, and
the tiny pamphlet of "a pages and SO
routes issued twenty-one years ago by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and considered at
that time marvellous departure in rail-
road advertising, the growth is hardly
credible.
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sANDBAGaep ~ a rHlEE.

A Bank Cashiers Sister Terribly beaten
While Trying TO Give an Alarm.
MATAwAN, \. j., June 3.-Great excite.
ment exists over the daring attempt to
burglarize the residence of Cashier Will
lam H. Tuthill Of the Peoples National
Bank.
At an early hour the burglar awoke
Miss Maggie Tuthill, sister of the bank
cashier, who, after listening, called her
brother Not receiving any answer, she
made her way TO his room, but was pre-
vented from entering by the intruder,
who suddenly struck her over the head
with a saudbag, which lelled her to the
floor. The villain struck her again and
again with the sand5ag until each blow
left its mark Her screams were heard
by Cashier Tuthill who quickly got his
gun and attempted to shoot the rObber,
but the gun would not 90 Off.
The villain jumped out of a second
story window. The occupants of the
house began screaming, which aroused
the neighbors, who chased the robber
with pistols and shotguns.
When Miss Tuthill was carried to her
room she could not speak. Later she
said that the man was rather tall and
that she was struck several times across
the head with an instrument called q
sandbag.
Miss TuthiIl is somewhat marked
about the face, and it is thought that
some scars viii remain TO dishgure her
Tuthiu was somewhat frightened. 1t Is
thought that Mr. Tuthill had some S3O
900 or $4,000 for deposit in his Keyport
bank
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Il IL .,--t.Hr- q. "a "a 'r .s.s .
,gIEr2EAygDOAII HER 5slS
LOCAL LUNCHEON.


Next holiday, 1th Of July.
june is the last shad month.
The dog population is becoming too
popuous
Now get your tackle and bait and try the
black bass.
When a man wants to paint the town
red, they say he has the scarlet fever
Blackberry bushes are now in blossom
and the blooms promise plentiful supply
of fruit.
Country boys win do well to remember
that the penalty for killing young rabbits
is S. each.
The world was made before some people,
but to hear them talk you would not be-
lieve it.
With plenty of fruit and cheap sugar
this promises TO be the greatest preserving
season for years.
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Coming Rvents.
If

June 3-Dcmorest Contest and entertain
ment; Ferguson's theatre, O'clock p. m.
June 17-Strawberry and ice cream festi-
val in Robbins opera house under the
auspices Of w. r. O. No. SO.
June 18.-Excursion of Washington
Camp, No. 2OG, p. O. S. of A., to Lake
side.
June 29.-Picnic at Columbia Park by
National Guard of Warsaw.
July 4-Grand Carnival and picnic by
Columbia Hose Steam Fire Engine Com
pGny.
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Our Bill Of Fare.
Business Oollege Notes

John NJ. Hough graduate Of the bust
ness department, has, also, taken position.
Miss Lizzie Williams, q recent graduate
in shorthand, has accepted a position in
Philadelphia.
Messrg Meyer and Williams, of the
shorthand department, and Miss Driscoll,
and Messrs. Hough and Foley, Of the bust
ness department, of the Shenandoah Busi-
ness College, have completed their studies
in the respective departments and received
diplomas last week A number Of other
will finish shortly.
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Startling Facts.

The American people are rapidly becoming
a race Of nervous wrecks, and the following
suggests the best rem edy Alphonso Hempd.
ing, Of Butler, Pa, swe ars that when his son
was speechless from st. Vitus dance Dr.
Miles great Restorative Nervine cured him.
Mrs. r. Miller, of Valparaiso, and j. ID.
Taylor of Logansport, Ind, eac i gained 20
pounds from taking IT, Mrs, II, A. Gardner,
of Vlstula, Ind, was cured OF 40 TO so con-
vulslons a day, ana much headache, dizzi-
ness, backache ana nervous prostration by
one bottle Trial bottles, and fine books OF
marvellous cures, free at @. h. hagenbuch
the druggist, who recommends and guaran'
tees this unequaled remedy.
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Marriad at Rarwiclt.

John Housnick, Of town, the energetic
aud enterprising junior member Of the hat
and cap manufacturing firm Of Robbins &
Housnick, was married to-day at Berwick,
to Miss Anna Thompson, of that place.
Mr.. Housnick will return to town with his
bride in few days and take possession Of a
costly furnished residence on East Coal
street.
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Died.

KERN.-At Shenandoah, June 2, 1891,
Mrs. Emma f. Kern, reict Of the late DR..
f. J. Kern, in the both year of her age.
Her funeral will occur from her late
home on North Main street, Friday, June
5, at 1870 p. m. Interment in the Odd
Fellows cemetery. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited to attend. 2t
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It's Excellent Qualities

Commend to public approval the California
liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs. 1t is
pleasing to the eye, and TO the taste and by
gently acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, cleansing the system eflectually,
thereby promoting the health and comfort
of all who use il.
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Completed to Deadwood.

The Burlington Route, c., B. 81 Q. R. r.,
from Chicago, Peoria ana St. Louis, is now
completed, and daily passenger trains are
running through Lincoln, Neb., and
Custer, S. D., to Deadwood, Also to New
castle, Wyoming, % Sleeping cars to Dead
wood, II
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New Local Society.

A charter has been granted to the
pulaski Citizens Beneficial Society Of
the United States" 1t is Shenandoah
organization, having for its objects the
maintenance of a society for social, educa-
tional and beneficial purposes.