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The morning call., 1892-01-14

~ ANTED-GIRL TO Do GENERAL HOUSE
W work and who understands cooking; good
wages paid Apply at 20l9 Broderck St, bet.
Sacramento and cay ial3 2t$
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~ Il. SAPP. MD.-WILL YOU PLEASE CALL
". at 14Ol Church st. Very important. Jal3 2t
MISSING FRIEND-WANTED, INFORMATION
w Of JAMES MURDOCH. who left Islandmazee,
County Antrim. Ireland, about 1857; last heard of
I'm Cherokee FIat Butte County Cal. Inquirer, his
nephew WILLIAM MARTIN, 423 Stanley road,
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8~S St; rents collected; general charge OF
property; needless expene ltures aud percent
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ID ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN IN PRIVATE
III family cook; another girl kept Apply S4S
Market 81, bet. 1 ] and - O'CLOCK. lal32tf
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SMART GIRL TO COLLECT AND TAKE Or
- ders Myself s. ROLLINS, 62I Clay st. lt|
CIRL TO Do LIGHT HoUsEwORK. CALL SOC
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IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWoRK; SLEEP
" homo; wages So e. Box IA. this ONCE 1tT
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VOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
Tayior ST jal3 2t+
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YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE
WORK; must sleep home. 523 Green So. IT.
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u ERMAN GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
" houSewOrk. 1904 Ellis st. jal3 3t$
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YOUNG SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUA-
/ ton to do general homework and cooking
PIeasecalI at 80 Silver st. JAZZ OF
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GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; SMALL FAMILY;
u German preferred $40 to $l7. 1906 Baker 3 -
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HELP waNTED-coxTINUED.


SMART GIRL TO COLLECT AND TAKE Or
= ders Myself s. ROLLINS 81 Clay st. IT.
CIRL TO Do LIGHT HOUSEwORK. CALL SOC
VI Buchanan So. IL
L1XPERIENCED CHAMBERMAID AND ASSIST
II in dining room; private clearinghouse. IOoV
Van Ness ave- IL
EIRsT-CLASS TAILoREss. GRANT AVE,
EXPERIENCED wAIST-TRIMMER IMMEDI-
u ately. 1917 Suffer ST. IL
Young GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE
4 WORK; must sleep home 623 Green 81. IT.
fNIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWoRK; SLEEP
" homo; wages SO. e., Box IA. this Office ~
d EsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN IN PRIVATE
IL family as cook; another girl kept. Apply $40
Market ST., bet. II and u O'Clock. lal39tI
w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO LEARN DRESS
" making trade thoroughly 96l Howard. 10 Az
IA ANTED-NUMBER OF GIRLS AND WOMEN,
W all occupations, who wish to better their posi-
ton whether employed al present or not to send
Market ST.. Monarch Building. JaI3 3te
VOUNG GIRL FOR DANCING 50 PER NIGHT.
i 635 Jackson st. 1al3 3t~
Young GIRL LIGHT HOUsEwORK: SLEEP
l. at home. Apply l7O8 Post 81. 1al3 3ts
" DUNG, RESPECTABLE GIRL CARE chill
i dren; assist nousework; $40. 1902 California
street. ial3 3t+
CIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; SMALL
VI family. 1910 Eighteenth. cor. Clara ave. - 81
"A ANTED - GERMAN GIRL TO ASSIST IN
w homework and care Of children 1922 Ellis
street. 1al3 St$
GERMAN GIRL TO ASSIST N GENERAL
VI housework. 1904 Ellis st. jal3 3t%
,1IRL TO ASSIST WITH CHILDREN; GENER-
u ally useful: wages $40. 1914 Vallejo ST. jal3 SC
N ANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
W work and who understands cooking; good
wages paid. Apply at 20l9 Broderick ST. bet
Sacramento and Cay. jal3 2t$
CIRL FOR HoUSEwoRK; SMALL FAMILY;
v German preferred; $40 to 81. 1906 Baker.132s
"a ANTED-OIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; WAGES
" $50 per month. 3O1a Russ st. JAZZ tt
CLOAK-FINISHER WANTED AT 949 HAIR
- rison st. 1alZ 5t@
GIRL IN SMALL FAMILY FOR LIGHT HOUSE
y work; wages Sl2 1922 West Mission : 81
" ANTED-A LADY FROM 10 10 %, OF AT
~ tracttve appearance to travel: liberal salary
no commission humJug. address ii. A: G., Box
100, CALL Branch Office. JAZZ ~
CIRL. ASSIST WITH LIGHT HOUSEwORK IN
" Alameda state wages expected. Address a. L.,
Boz 80. Call Branch once. JaIZ o.
NoUNG GIRL TO ASSIST HOUSEwORK;
small famiy. Apply 63012 HaiGht St. JAZZ 81
CIRL FOR KITCHEN; ASSIST GENERAL
" housework. 27O6 Sacramento, mr. Pierce. II 81
You've GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE
i work. 1903 Z Ellis st. JAZZ 80
Urls FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND
v cooking Call at scandinavian Employment
once 1851 Seventh st, Center station. oakland st
YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN TELEGRAPHING
I and qualify for positions paying $50 TO $50 per
month. Cal Telegraph Co. kearny, cor Cay. 10 u
ADY AGENT WANTED; BIG MONEY MRS
u HARRISON 20 Geary 81. laI q
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Y DUNG, RESPECTABLE GIRL CARE CHILL
dren; assist housework $40. 1902 California
street. ial3 3t%
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NS Coffey's Collection Company, $40
R-1 Montgomery St. prompt. experienced and re-
liable. Laborers' claims insolvency and probate
Correspondents in every city in the United States.
Canada and Australia. lal2 cod II
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E97 Home Mutual Insurance Company-
~ san Francisco January 2. l 1872. Cohforina-
bly, 70 the provisions OF Section OF the bylaws of
this company, the next annual meeting OF stock
holders viii be held al its principal Office northeast
corner OF California and Sansome streets San Fran
CISCO California;, at l O'Clock F. NJ, on MONDAY
January 18th, A ID. 500. for the election or Dree.
tors 10 until their shall be elected
under the provisions OF said bylaws The polls will
be open from to 4 o'clock. CHAS r. STORY
Ja3 I'd Secretary
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young LADY WISHES A POSITION AS CLERK
i copyist. Address Clerk, Box 49, CALL
Branch ONCE jal3 3t*
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WANTED BY A SWEDISH LADY, A SITUA-
W ton to do housewOrk and washing, or will go
out by the day Call or address 2O5 Perry St. bet
and 1al2 3tF
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CAPHO CREAM, POSITIVE, HARMLESS CURE
Cnrn ny Station j ialA 6tH IhSnIn
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IA ANTED-BY TWO SISTERS POSITIONS 40
W chambermaids ia same hotel; city or country
preferred. Call after 10 NJ. at BOO stevenson sI'
Pm
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MARRIAGE BUREAU. q GEARY; ESTAB-
III lished 1885, send loo fov details confidential {;
7 I26 KEARNY ROOM 9. YOU CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates: private rooms for ladies';
pledges for sale: take elevator. mrI Il
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~ Annull Meeting-The Regular An
~ nuai meeting OF the stock holders OF the Bull
Ion Mining Company will be held the Office OF tho
company. Room 20 1871 Pine ST. San Francesca
Cal, on I TUESDAY, the 14th day OF January S92
az tie hour OF NJ, for the purpose OF electing n
Board or Directors to serve for the ensuing wear
and the transaction OF such other business az NAV
come before the meeting Transfer books Will close
on MONDAY, January lth, at ~ O'Clock NJ
II. x. GRAYSON. Secretary
Cal. dr1e III
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
IAMES MCCuNAHEY, CARPENTKR AND
~ builder l22 Eddy -Jobblpg. repairing attended:
store aud Office attins specially releph'e Sl2S lY
l V. LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILoER
- CIV Sacramento St cabinet WORK and lifting ap
enices promptly attended; telephone 300 mlStt
MONEY TO LOAN.
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CIRL. ASSIST WITH LIGHT HOUSEwORK IN
u Alameda: state wages expected. Address a. L.,
Boz 81, CALL Branch once. JAZZ 3t~
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IA ANTED-NUMBER OF GIRLS AND WOMEN,
W all occupations who wish TO better their posi-
ton, whether employed at present not to send
stamp and address. WOmans Aid Institute. 1880
Market ST. Monarch Building. jaI3 3t~
The morning call., 1892-01-14

~ nnuaI Meeting-The Regular An
-h~0 nusl meeting OF the stockholders OF the pa
jaru Valley Railroad Company will be held at the
office OF the company, 327 Market street. San Fran
cisco. California. on MONDAY, the 9th day OF Jan
uary, 1892. at The hour of IL o'clock A. NJ for the
purpose OF eleCtiug Board Of Directors to serve
Tor the ensuing year, and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meeting
Transfer books VIII close on TUESDAY January
3. 1892. at 5 O'Clock P NJ. f. H. SHELDON
1a3 I'd
The morning call., 1892-01-14

10y Annual MeetinG-The Regular An
&~S nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Company VIII be held
az the Office OF the company. Room TO- Nevada
Block 309 Montgomery St. San Francisco. Cat on
WEDS ESDAY. the 2Oth day OF January. 1892 al
the hour OF O'Clock p. NJ for the purpose OF elect
ing Board OF Trustees to serve for the ensuing
year, and the transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting
Transfer books Will close on MONDAY, tho 18Th
day Of January, at O'Clock NJ.
+. l.. PARKER. Secretary
Ofice-RoOm 10, Nevada Block, 800 Montgom cry
ST. san Francisco, tal. Jas I'd
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EXPERIENCED wAIsT-TRIMMER IMMED1-
u atey. 1917 Suffer st. IT.
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fIkES9M 4kERs.

EIRsT-CLAss DREsSMAKER WISHES EN-
L gagement by the day. 43i Turk ST 1t"
OK TURK sT.-STYLISH AND PERFECT FIT
0OO suits made; 81 so up:work Euaran;e d. Il 2m
MISSES URTON, 5O2 MASON ST, NEAR POST;
VI stylish dresSmakers; we do work TO please yOu.
neatly quickly and 90 your entire satisaetionJt3 Il
QUITS FROM So so Up. SIYLISHLY DRAPED.
y lle Stockton ST, . doors from Geary. JAZZ II
IIO FOLSOM ST - STYLISH DRESS AND
L / - CLOAK making; children and misses suits
specially; So upward goods spoiled replaced; at
guaranteed io9 %n
Mrs. G. ) BROWN 633 GEARY ST. WuKlt-,a
wi girls dreSsmaker; perfect suits - n2 del9 In
LOST.
I OST-A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNTA
II Savings and Loan Society OF san Francisco. in
the name OF MRS. NJ AIRY MOLLETT, No. !, 81 90.
The finder will please return 10 bank Jal4 St.
I oST-YoUNG HUNTING PUP MONTHS
II OLD. Return 81 Mission, receive reward Il -
CTRAYEsD FROM WARMERS Mel GGS WHARF
- saloon, North Beach, wednesday morning last,
old scotch terrier dog ears and tail cut Any per-
son returning him or giving information where to
find him Will be literally rewarded; Francisco St.
bet. Powell and Mason; A. WARNER. 1ae It
7 oST-A SEAL SKIN MUFF AT woMAN'S
Il Exchange; $50 reward If returned 70 Exchange;
no questions ASKED. deZ6 Il
LOUND-DOG, JAN. 9; BROWN RETRTEYFR,
Ebout7 months old: owner have the sane by
proving property ana paying expenses Apply 1t
270l Folsom st. jalS 3ts
n HITEHALL BOAT FOUND. INQUIRE ar
" FOurth-St bridge-Jender. iai2Stf
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( 'IRL N SMALL FAMILY FUR LI'IHI HVU0E-
u work; wages SI2. 1922 West Mission. : 80
Va ANTED-A LADY FROM 10 10 %, OF AT
~ tracttve appearance to travel: liberal salary
no commission humbug address ii. a. G., Box
100. CALL Branch Office. JAZZ BIZ
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- cooking Gail at scandinavian Emp
once 1851 Seventh St, Center station, Oaklaud3t
4 YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN TELEGRAPHING
I and qualify for positions paying $50 to $50 per
month. Cal Telegraph Co., Kearny, cor Clay 10 IT
I ADY AGENT WANTED; BIG MONEY. MRS
Il HARRISON 20 Geary st. ia7 tt
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: =
Terms cash or easy time payments open evenings
>. NoOSAN. IO17-l9-2I-1O23 Mission st. bet,
Sixth aud seventh. deI6 I'm
ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOOD
~ silks, seaisklns aud sealetUe coakS also carp 5tA
furniture, l3cecurtains. blankets and fOidinS-beds
at M. FRIEDMAN & cos 223 and 800 STOCKTON
St Why pay ready money when you can buy juSs
as cheap By making small cssh payment down.
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF our
STOCK Is respectfully sOIicited orders by malt for
goods or samples promptly attended TO. 22S and
$50 stockton, and 237 Post; open evenings 1ss u
The morning call., 1892-01-14

TT1HE PARTIES THAT LETT A SEWN H-M A
chine at so Eddy st. Will PLEASE call inside of
DAYS: II not IL Will be sold. lal4 ~
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CHAMBERMAID AND ASSIST
~ in dining room; private clearinghouse. lOoV
1 Napg
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I'IME AND EXPERIENCE TEACH ALL LADIES
that II is far better TO a preventive than to
take medicine or undergo 4 dangerous operation:
my remedy IS simple, but sure 81 VIII save you AL
future trouble; advice free and confidential:
Madam Th0rleauS own discovery. Call from
A. N. to s p. N los Stockton ST. Room ST. del3tf
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VOUNG SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATIOS
sfraet jaI2 3t%
The morning call., 1892-01-14

R1S Sure and Safe Cure for All IFregu-
Wb~S lar painful monthly periods, from what
cause; no Instruments used; all female com
plants treated successfully; home for patients with
best care: results guaranteed by MRS. DIR. CIV YER,
3llIhs lily de St. bet Eddy and Ellis. JAZZ IT
The morning call., 1892-01-14

COMPETEN AND RELIABLE GERMAN
Y woman would like situation TO do general house
work, or as hOusekeeper where children are IN the
family. Please address 736 Chester St. oak
land ia12 3t%
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If ME FAUST & CO.-ARTISTIC HAIRDRESS-
th ing 25e; shampOoing 25e. LADIES' Partisan
Manieuring Cosmetic Farlors, u Powell. orZ9 3m
EOUND-THE BEST VARIETY or MUSICAL
i instruments in the State; low prices larZs
stock; satisfaction guaranteed Pioneer Music store
{ {. hEENE 3 Thru St, cor Market. noll Ct
The morning call., 1892-01-14

StoSh sal Isl ACT ION guaranteed floneer MuSic store
I Z htEN + third ST, cor. Market. noll q
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOX CAS- T-UFr CAli.
IL ing. gold lewelry books. KLEIN, lU4 Sixth. q
II UTTON-HOLES AND BUTTONS MADE PINK
- ing latest style, Plating. IS OFRrreil se2J.
NJ ONEY LOANED on ARTICLES: EVERY ,
w scriptiOn OF collateral; Old gold aud silver
bought CoLEMAN'S. Al Sd st, san Francisco. in5l
IA INDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO &
" Ger by WILLIAM MCPHUN. 1875 Market 81
A Ii PRIVATE DISEASES. BAD BLOOD NERV-
~ Gus debility, defects cure guar aBtd: $500 for
felt only Ricord DSpensary 229 Kearny; free. t:
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5CENTS-THE WEEKLY
y GAIL in wrapper ready for mailing
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A MEXICAN AND WIFE FOR PRIVATE
- family; $50; see boss here. X. 7. WARD & CO.,
SOB and go Clay st. 1t
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ENGINEER AND MACHINIST; HOURS, 3
u a. NJ. to P. N; no Sunday work steady POSI-
ton the year round. C. r. HANSEN Il CO., 40
(5parV at
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General

II i rumored ilHl there ha~ been
trouble among the indians l75 milc-
east OF Great Fails, Montana. and HAT
Agent Simmons vas Shot while irving to-
pacily them.
II cost Canada lust about 81. 1000 last
season in rclaliaturY dues on the ~ault
Ste. Marie Canal for being nnrivl 10
Americans ON the Nclland. In The long
run our Northern friends are liable To
conclude lllat il iSn'la PRINTABLE lranSar-
ton.
The will of the late Jay Could Was
offered for probate Monday afternoon.
The executors say in their petition HAT
the property in the estate consists of
50 ,OOO. 900 in reality and S70.0O0. 600 per
Sonalty.
1t is now stared that when the tali-
fornia legislature meets in january the
eight Peoples party members will Npt"
as unit Tor their party candidate for
senator. Owing To the clo,encs- ut fhr
Two biz parties his eorl,r ot the Popu-
lists will prevent the election of a Ncua-
tor by the legislature and consequently
Governor Markham, a Republican, will
name senator frlton'> successor Ia hold
the Office until the legislatures mert J4aiu
in lS93.
Phillip u. Armour the millionaire
packer. has presented To the city ID
Chicago a magnificent fye-story hu'l-
ing on Armour avenue. II will De-
known Is the armour institute. I'm ad-
dition II the building. and for it, sup
port. Mr.. Armour give, II, loO0on. All
thai money. brains aud labor can do will
be done towards making it a >uecr,,iul
institute for manual training, -riencr
and art
Commissioner O'Brirn of the Naviga-
tion Bureau. in Il special report regard
Ing the shipping interests of the nited
states advocates the organization ut q
national naval reserve. local in charact-
rr with fixed term of enlistment aud
recruited from shpWrigltS. naval arch
itectS, pilot. marine engineers and cit
iIen Scamrn from along the Atlantic.
Gull and Pacific COASTS aud the Great
Likes, the entire organization to be Un-
der the jurisdiction ol the Secretary al
the Navy.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-15
We are glad welcome VISITORS pleased show our goods and ready
TO make Low Prices to ALL
GEORGE CUSHING, The Druggist

The friends OF The Maine State col
lcge are much gratified With it. present
condition. and say that it meyer la~ been
81 prosperous n nov. having more
students and moe funds than eyer.
Some of them thnl> it, greatest need at
present is Il good gymnasium and will
probably ask the Legislature 10 supply
il.
The Home Protective Legion of
Madison having recently completed their
organization. have received a certificate
from the insurance commissioner au-
thorling them to transact HE and
cauSmliv insurance in His safe on th"
assessment plan. Each company of this
ell i oh ICED 10 first secure 300 sub
-clihcrs before they can receive the ccr-
lidcatc. This is the sixth company that
has been organized in His State the
past year 10 do an insurance business ON
this plan.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-15

Bo,worth Relief Corps No, /. Port
land. WIS organized May g, isG9, and
To May 81. lS93. they have earned by
entertainments l7.233.9S. Ou Of this
amount thef paid The Soldiers aud
Sailors Monument Association sll.2Ga.
and the balance obey have expended Tor
CHARITY To needy ana sick families ei
soldiers aud sailors of Portland aud
vicinity.
The steamship Labrador, which sailed
from Portland Friday. carried the big
gcst cargo ever shipped from Il Maine
port to England lhrre are 3o.ooa
bushels of grain in bull, from Chicago.
5000 barrels OF apples, from Maine
largely, and some goods from the Nest
ern states: with thousands of clsrS al
canned goods and hundreds OF great
eases of bacon, IL well ~ parlor organs
and other articles from Canada.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-15

The best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever Sarcs. Tct,ers
Chapped Hands, Chiblsin. Corns, aud all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures piles. or no pay
required. II IS ,uarantoen 10 give perfect sans.
faction, or money refunded Price - cents pr
box. or sale by Roland T. Patteu.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-15

Fond Mother lof delicate dude
think it is time Clarence selected a pss
fession What would you advise:
Old Gent ref-ctivelyl-El" might i
nicely as a typewriter girl. New York
Weekly
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anu a. " I'M '''''' -
u" Irving +" War" him Of hansef.
-THar.. Ire NOR. ti.t..,- IN i......rI..,,..#
ealfH Uartt5t,"-
Il cam tu 'he knowIel1..sf "A r.ror,er
NUT b,= accident Tina, #u an .rnil.u't,
re-nect.if1. nolt-e him. between Afla=
son and Flfi avenue. uit an ...l4Iaan.l.
re.pectabl. street. gentleman wr,
known ia cuisines t..rcie- La repeatedly
experienced what NAV H.. called .u I,r,.
Of better eatd. vi-ilHi4n-. TIM tl4
REPORTER learned ybIle tin ger,l.p,4f.
was quite unaware Of IN connect, .a
with lin, pr,.--. Thanh. .iviu. evening.
when conversation turned 81, Iit.-f,.el.l,ri
and Other aHauIf -ihi.ct. Ffulu ,aIl.
10 experiment the -t4f va -t-y. .4ene,4
1t Wa discovered lb.,t tbe man I'M .5ll,..-
ton Was an almost pafs..o, ..-,.l.-l.Is,.' L.
hypnotic Infa.,.e.
The discovery Wa probably. .#-tll#pr-,..
to mos, Of tha~r in the room. TIE man
j. perIalJ. fultv-fivr YEAR oil. undertA..
medium height .,9ut ana inclined IL.
baldne,-. fond of ,be good 'fiue- IF hf-
-hrewd business man. vi liz wa a3-
solutely nj titp beck and ca0 Of an anna
teur Of fol-raby Gevel3,el h,piisri.
power. Wnen. after ,oln- sr1ie,an,.
manifestations. the,ubirct was restored
to consciousness. the colupanv. with OH
accord. pressed INN to explain his f4,.l-
ing while under tin influence.
Won are asking Ilnpo~,ibiii,1e, said
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-15

"Why not live forever. asks a recent
writer. We'll. the principal objection is thai
one would get SO aWfully tired of it,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-15
IN HANDERCHIEFS!

We have an almost endless variety rom
the Cheapest TO the Best
SILK, LINEN, LAWN, EMBROIDER-
ED. PLAIN HEMSTITCHED,
INITIAL, FANCY EDGE. Etc, Etc,
Special Bargains in Embroidered Hand
kcrchiefs at IS, Is and s. cents
Gents Handkerchiefs at various prices.
See our Gents Linen Initial Handkerchief
at 25 cents.
Bargains in Gents Hemstitched silk
Handkerchiefs.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-15
\ JUVENILE HORDE.

~ YCaZ YOUNGSTERS SEE a
TaEL - - pEaFCR
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-15

-it Iho.-ana -ife"t ti,hIn, swarm Into
NJ opaIiaa fit,hou.e and Make
A"aY Nth IsrrsthIng Portable within
Reach Iirnd"noniuin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs il taken; j. Is pleasant
and refreshing - the taste, aud acts
gently vet promptly on tic kidneys,
Liver snd Bowels, elranses the sys-
TEN eHectually. dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it The most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure It promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try It. Do not accept ar!
INSTITUTE.
| CALIFORNIA Ffe syrup co.
Sss FRANCISCO. csL
! LOUISVILLE, ~. asa I0ax Nh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
soT 10 re 49, o. OoLLAas.

&ot - .-ls a-..l 81 a-ii asrs,
Na1 - l3e E.sla " seeds,
Naf Cd llll lL4sl ~ crlllf8s
Nos - t..a a4-la q eree'-s,
80 q Sac pEa 1-ss gsss-ia1
q ~ csc word 5 rel1su.
No "a = farll - fasL $50
Gourtl q o-ezzil-g 4fsNn.
Sot snfo ADDS e. gallzian.
As1 ~ E4s allseT $ eEssL
hat - tls gFi-leiY mansion.
Nst H. tha oi1z0lzd llesg.
k1t ~ tbs sortld soridi -.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

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editors Exchange
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-11
His True Title.

A man who lived near the Barrys was
devoted to the harp, and ''practiced" with
commendable assiduity. But some people
do not enjoy music.
The other night Miss Barry said:
"Uncle Charles, the Bible says harper,
but | notice that the newspaper critics
usually write 'harpist.' I wonder which
form is the more correct. If you were
speaking of Mr.. Cross. in the next house,
which should you call him, harper or b
harpist?"
Neither" said Uncle Charles, with the
utmost promptness; ''if I called him any
thing I should call him a confounded
nuisance. ."-Youth's Companion.