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The morning call., 1892-01-26

several years past every valley where
water ciud be damned up. and lakes or
bodies Of water which could be increased by
dams. would be claimed by individuals. 1t
will be well for California to watch the prog
ress OF such schemes as propose to transfer
large interests into the possession Of specu-
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PERSONAL NOTES,

l. +. aloulton, the CoIusa capitalist, Is IN the
city,
Sheriff G. S. Mckenzie OF Napa is at the
Grand.
H. W. Crabb, the Oakyine orcEardist, is at the
Grand.
L. 5. Babcock, The Coronado millionaire, is at
the nccilnnfaL
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a Red Ear Calendar.

Calendars are more certain TO fly at this season
than snow itself The crop is always large but the
Individuals generally Lack utility. One of the very
best we ever see comes from y. w. Aver ~ Son,
Newspaper Advertising Agents Philadelphia. 1t is
the red ear of the crop 1t looks and talks
business It's size is generous its figures very plain,
while 1t is printed so handsomely as to make one
willing to keep company with 1t the entire year.
Like the other productions of the firm this bears
their famous phrase, "Keeping everIastingiy at 1t
brings success'-a text which they both preach and
exemplity. The calendar is sent by them postpaid,
for % cents, and what is again unusual in such
cases, it is SO packed pass through the mails
unfu1ured
The morning call., 1892-01-26

f15 Montgomery street, near Clay. open until Il
O'clock p. n. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street, near KearEy, open until II O'Clock midnight;
@ 80 HAYES street, open until 80 o'ciocS; sos
arkn street. open until $50 ocIocS: 25l3 Mission
street, open until O'Clock P. A.; and ll6 Ninth
street. Oman until Q-,1 - NJ
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"a ANTED-MAID AND SEAMSTRESS FOR
w Oakland. S25; parlOr maid and waitress $40;
for infant. 81 3 for infant Mare Island
$50: Protestant nurse for infant, city, Sl5 strong
woman with a chud on ranch $25; 80 girls for
housework, S25 and $40. Apply MISS PLUNKETT
424 Suffer st. 1t
VA ANTED FOR COUNTRY-HOTEL WATT
w reSS, $50: hotel cham bermaid. go; chamber
maids, Southern California, Sl5 each; fancy ironer
$25; several second girls $40; second girl and
wash nanneis, S25; aundress private family, $685.
housewOrk girl s. Southern California city and sur
rounding towns, $50, $50 and $40 Ctty-Several
mattresses, private boarding houses $50; hotel laun
dress, $40; woman wash napkins, $40: chamber
maid SIS; German cooks. $50; and girls for second
and hOusework s25 and $50. Apply &. X. HAN
sen IL CO.. 10 Geary st. 1t
"A ANTED-FIRS r-CLASS LAUNDRESS, $50:
W German or Scandinavian COOK, $50; second girl
assist washing. $25; maid for old lady $40 sec
ond girl, country, $40; Scand navian COOK country
$50; German cook $50; girls for general homework
ana assist, at DELORME q ANDRES, $50 Sutter.I
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DIVIDEND NnTICrs

~ Dividend Notice-Divideud No. II
~ (FHty cents per share) or the Oceanic steam
company. 32i Market st. on and after MONDAY
February /, 1892.
Transfer books will close MONDAY. January 80
1892, at O'Clock p. 81
Jazz to feI E. IL. SHELDON, Secretary.
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Trial of mAhn,, Lnnes-n

Abe" Jones, the stage-robber and partner OF
William Howard, who was shot by Deputy
United States Marshas while trying to escape
from his home near Reddug, VIII be placed on
trial to-day In the District Court for having
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BIT Ont a Piece of The Cheek.

James Quinn Of eos Broadway was arrested
yesterday afternoon for mayhem. He recently
lost some money and accused j. j. Trayers. a
Belghb0r. OF having taken il. When Trdyers de-
MED the charge Qginn assaulted him and bit a
piece out OF his right cheek Travers was treated
al The Receiving HOspltal
The morning call., 1892-01-26

Rev. A. II. Briggs preached at the Howard
street NJ. T. Church revival services last evening.
and Rev. DR.. Cantine will preach to night. On
sunday evening, after the pa stOr's DISCOURSE
four men knelt at the altar and subsequently,
pTOfeSsed conversion
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HIS EXCUSE ACCEPTED
KeaI Estate bv Anotinn.

S. p. Middleton & Co. sold by auction yester-
day in heir salesroom, % Montgomery street.
the lot 25X1l5 on the south side of Fjfteentb
street. 1S5 feet west OF Noe. The price paid was
S2l0O, subject 10 continuation bY the cnnrt
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THE MORNING CALL


Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published IN San Francisco.
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Henry Miller, alias "Dutchy." and Charles
Smith, alias Chris Brooks, are locked up in the
tanks" at the CITY Prison, suspected OF having
broken into hair-dresSing establishment at
lO6 Ellis street ~
The morning call., 1892-01-26

THAT feeling OF weakness and languor. which is
often the forerunner of serious disease is entirely
overcome by Hoods SarsaparilIa. Take it before
Il is too Iate Sold bv ali druggists
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Wrecked the widows House.

Chris and Henry Dawson visited on Sunday
night Maggie Murphy, widow who lives in a
cabin on Fifteenth street Because she refused to
"clIase the can" for beer they Tried 10 wreck her
abode. Officer ByIne arrested the pair for dis
turbing the peace.
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a. Lusk has petlil0ned the court to enjoin the
A. Lusk Canning Company from using The name
A. Lusk or Lusk IN carrying on the canning
business,
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Philip Campo II, convicted OF stealing valise
from an express wagon on Howard street was
sentenced by Judge JOaehlmsen Yesterday TO
thirty days imprisonment In the County JaII
The morning call., 1892-01-26

IHE Palace Salt Water TUB and Swimming,
7I3 Filber street, are now open for the season.
The morning call., 1892-01-26

CRossBOw MINING COMPANY The Crossbow
Mining Company has been Incorporated with
100000 capital. OF which $500 has beep sinh
scrbed by a. Il. and Arnold Becker. n. ID Walk.
er, j. f. Leicester and l.. a Washburne,
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srnsCR 100 IitrEs

DATLT CALL GHc'U3iag Sundays. $50 per year by
mail % ,tra.G. 3 cents per we. k or % cents per
calender month. through carr rs. DAILY CALL.
I'VE copies. Ure- months, s. -. SUNDAY CALL
.s.zte5n psr s. 81 90 per year, postpaid SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL s. 81 per year. post
paid. WEERLY CALL .ei--t pages. 81 25per year.
-,s.rs.l. Clur7 often ,~ea- to one address,, SIC.
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Throw physic to the dogs" and use Angostura
Bitters, for good digestion and healthy appetite,
Sole manufacturers, DR.. j. g. b. Segert a Sons.
FINE Table Claret, 25c per gallon, at SbarborO &
cos Grocers 63l Washington street.
.
The morning call., 1892-01-26

Ii PERSONS RAPIDLY AND SAFELY RE-
"a duCed by Du Bots Antl-Obesuy Tea. A Il
SMITH a CO. 1900 Polk. cor. Bush. ly25 6nSuTuTh
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DAIR OF FINE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR.
il rings and fVe-damOnd bar; cheap. Address
Diamond Box 149. CALL Branch once. ia24 7t*
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HELP wANTED-CoNTISUED.


"A ANrED-A LARGE NUMBER OF COOKS,
" second girls, nurses, Iaundresses and girls Tor
Ee neral housework, city and country a. the best OF
wages. Apply to j. L. CRoSErf q co. Branch
3l2 Suffer st. IL
7 ADY TAKE ORDERS FOR PRINTING: $50
II month 0RMsBY, 5l4 Kearny St Ia26 At
C1IRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwORK, AMERI-
~ can family of 81 wages $40; reference rean lteu'
young GIRL ASSIST WITH TWO CHILDREN;
L good home 22OS Bush st. JaZo 3t@
(1OMPETENT GIRL FOR HOUsEwoRK AND
y cooking. 1882 Post st. laz0 81
NIIDDLE-AGED RESPECTABLE WOMAN, GEN
w eral servant, family 2. comfortable nome; fel-
ereEces required. DR. LYNCH, 10 6eary stJyZo o.
IA ANTED-YoUNG CATHOLIC GIRL TO HELP
" TO take care children. Apply I22O Eddy.Zo z
HIRL TO TAKE CARE OF BABY AND UP
~ stairs work; good home; SIS. Apply, ia
Geary st. Ja26 2t%
CIRL FOR HOUSEWORK PLAIN COOKING
~ family 8; wages $l2. can 3O9 Fifth ST.; upper
fiat. ja26 2t*
A PRENTICE on COATS; PAID. All STOCK
I1ERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN FOR GENERAL
" houseworS: S25. 622 Clay Rooms l and z IT.
VANTED-YOUNG GIRLTO ASSIST IN LIGHT
" homework; must sleep home. Apply 1OII bu-
ehanan st. u
f1IRL WAIT AT TABLE IN RESTAURANT
" dintngroom. 1926 Market st. IT.
VOUNG GIRLS TO PACK wHALEBoNE 1913
Suffer ST. IL
L'IRST CLASS FTNIsHER on VESTS FOR
union tailor 465 Tehama ST. IL
TIRST-CLASS FINISHER on CUSTOM COATS.
4 All Montgomery 81, top floor IL
GOOD WAITRESS NEW CONTINENTAL
VI Hotel 1902 Kentucky ST. IL
NtANTED-YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
" work and mind baby. Cor suffer and Deylsa-
dero SITS, grocery-store II
VVANTED-$I. 600 600 coo TO LOAN on PIANOS
W withOu removal. at COLLATERAL BASk! 10
Grant ave, near Market St Jazo stu
- YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN TELEGRAPHING
. and qua lily tor good paying positions CALL
FORNIA TELEGRAPH CO, Kearuy, cor Clay 70 Z
YOUNG GERMAN WANTS PLACE AS WAITER
L or bar-keeper. or any kind OF WORK. Apply 9zz
Fourth st, in bakery. JaZo 81
CIRL: LIGHT HoUSEWORK; SMALL FAMI-
" ly; wages $40 to sl2 2O03 Geary 81. laz9 o.
WANTED-wAITER GIRLS; GOOD WAGES.
" 2l8 Kearny St, basement ja25 3t]
GERMAN GIRL TO MIND BABY AND ASSIST
" in housework; small family Zl3 Steiner St.
near Haght. jazz "
WILLING GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
Broadway. ia25 2tt
IRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND
u assist with children. Call bet. 10 and ~ at
6ll HaiSht St jas 2t-
IA ANTED-A GOOD PLAIN COOK; WAGES
" $25. 144o O'Farreu 81. Ia25 ~
NANTED-A GERMAN GIRL FOR HOUSE
w work Cor. Twenty and Capp sts 70 =
CIRL FOR GENERAL HOCsEwORKi EASY
" place. 627 Green st Ia24 3t+
I, ERMAN OR ENGLISH GIRL, GEN'L HOUSE
" work: good COOK; $25. 1896 Post St 1aZ4 ~
A PPRENTICE-FfNE CUSTOM COATS: PAY
y while learning. 91s1a Folsom ST. ja24 St.
OPERATORS, BASTERS AND FINISHERS on
~ coats; also apprentice. 203 LeayenwOrth. "a 81
MRS T-CLASS WAIST TRIMMER AND
L sbirt-tTimmer. 826 Suffer st. jail II
(IRLS, IF YOU WANT YOUR DRESSESMADE
" fTst-class and at reasonable rates call on MRS.
BROW y. 633 Gearr 81. ia20 i'm
The morning call., 1892-01-26

At I26 KEARNY. ROOM o. YOU CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates. private rooms for at!ss;
pledges for sale; take elevator, mrlCt
The morning call., 1892-01-26

all LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
n female specialist MRS. DIR. GWYER, 3llIA
Hyde St; private home for patients, with every
comfort jal2 tt
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HOLDING BEDS-EX ANIME OUR No 2O)5:
4 mrrOred, with large plate 1SN40; walnut, OAK,
cherry and 18th century cash price elsewhere $50.
our iDStament price reduced $40; country orders
packed shipped free TO any depot NJ FRIEDMAN
4 Co. 22S aad $50 Stockton ST., 237 PoS.. coz.
stockton; open evenings CeI3tt
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90 SO FOR \ DOZEN CABINETS AND ONE
ID L ~ large photo Firstclass guaranteed
at WILSON'S Gallery, % KeaTny 81. ie24 tf
The morning call., 1892-01-26

I ARGE STOCK TRIMMED GOODS AND MIL
i Iiuery trimmings q sacrifice. MRS r Fl.
JONES. l 204 Il I20S Stockton, and 2u0U Fillmore
jal7 I'm
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NINE. DIR. d. ATLANTA, THE HIGHLY CELE-
vi brated business aud ties; medium. seventh
daughter. born with a double veil and wonderful
gift Of second sight, tells entire life cradle To
grave; every hidden mystery revealed: tells OF
your deCesse and date when things are 20 happen:
gives advice in business lawsuits marriages IL
v0rCes, deaths, uniting the separated removing all
evil influences; she has equal; open Sunday.
gives name of future nus band or wife 1881 SKIN
ST. first floor upstairs ialn n
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NOTICE or MEETINGS.

TIA m1nce nles. swAIN,s. 2Is suffer street.
The morning call., 1892-01-26

CIRL FOR HOUSEWORK PLAIN COOKING,
" family 8 wages $l2. can 30S Fifth ST. upper
fat ja26 2t*
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CIRL TO TAKE CARE OF BABY AND UP
y stairs work; good home; SIS. Apply liza
GearX s 1a20 Us
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4 BIG COMMISSION PAID on ALL KINDS OF
this Office. ft3l rs
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DAM RAIN RAM UMBRELLAS. PARA
4 4 soils manufactured and repaired BARR'S $50
Bush st. ia,t ~
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{ ENUINE SPECS. loo UP, TO FOURTH ST..
- next TO the bakery; sundays, US Market St. i'm
front celebrated ladies' gIove-store to do not
forget the house number ial 15ts
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~ ANTED-A LARGE NUMBER OF COOKS,
" second girls nurses, IaundresseS and girls for
re neral homework, city and country a. the best OF
wages. Apply to j. +. CROSETr Il CO., Branch
3l2 SuttAr ST 1t
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IA NTED-YoUNG CATHOLIC GIRL TO HELP
w TO take care children. Apply 1920 Eddy26 -
The morning call., 1892-01-26

NIIDDLE-AGED RESPECTABLE WOMAN, GEN
NJ eral servant, family 2. comfortable home; ref
ereEces required. DR. LYNCH. 10 Geary stJy26 81
The morning call., 1892-01-26

I AIDES WHO HAVE SOME SECRET CONJUt Al.
J. trouble Of private nature for which they thlak
there i no he D. also unmarried ladies' SEND stamped
address FOR Information OF vital importance 60 YOU.
WoMAN'S AID INSTITUTE, Monarch Euffii1-
1881 Market St, ). r. ialg CT
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VA lex MATTHEWS. 33I MONTGOMERY ST.
~ Room l-Probating estates a specially; advice
The morning call., 1892-01-26

NO ONE COMES AWAY FROM MRS : EIN
~ dissatisfied; II you want 70 know what Won 10
not know, come aud see me. 40 SIXTH fee 81 jas II
The morning call., 1892-01-26

A Ii LADIES KNOW IT is BhrreR 10 USE
y sure preventive than take medicine or IN
derSo n dang erOaS operation; my remedy never
LEAU, 105 Stockton ST. Room 3 j. iaI7 II
The morning call., 1892-01-26

SCIENTIFIC LADY TAILOR SYSTEM-PKO-
- FESSOR MALPAR VIII give free lessons In
dress-cutting until February 7th; chart scale or
machine used; can make your dresses while learn
ing; lady iH attend nee 3lS kearny Room 3 Il q
The morning call., 1892-01-26

THE ONLY FORTUNE-TELLER N THIS COUN-
try has returned TO San Francisco for a short
time; she tells you what you do not know she tells
you what you want TO know; she viii not guess az
anything. but give you facts: her yourself and
You win send your friends. 100 sixth 81. iA24 Z
The morning call., 1892-01-26

N ANTED-YoUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
W work and mind baby. Cor. suffer anu u VISA
derO sts.. grOcery-stOre. ~
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w ANTED-YOUNG GIRLTO ASSIST IN LIGHT
" homework; must sleep home. Apply 1OII bu-
oh 81 Itr
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A DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS
n speciality: marriages annuiled, quick quot;
suits commenced in any county; collections, claims,
damages liens attachments, etc, enforced; legal
documents prepared; suits OF every description do
Tended prosecuted vigorously; terms reasonable;
no charge unless sucCessfuI criminal and civil
lawyers practcing in all the courts; established 10
years; references, banks and business houses. @.
$50 Market St corner Stockton SEN tf
The morning call., 1892-01-26

NINE. BELLS HAIR DRESSING AND BLEACH
vi ing parlors; every fourth customer free drst-
class work only. 921 Market ST. 1alQ Sm
The morning call., 1892-01-26

IVA EDWARDS HAS MOVED TO THE NJ
IL Cleus House, Room -. i222 i'm
The morning call., 1892-01-26

4 PRENTICE on COATS; PAID. AZ STOCK
The morning call., 1892-01-26

MARION GLACE; FRENCH BUNB0NS;
W pastry; iee-cream; telephone $40. MIDON,
LOG Powell st. I41srf
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COMPETFNT GIRL FOR HOUsEwoRK AND
[ ! cooking 1850 post st ta26 3t$
The morning call., 1892-01-26

IA ANTED-A HANDSOME MAN To BORROW
" money on his diamonds from COLLATERAL
BANK, Is Grant ave ja26 st Tu
The morning call., 1892-01-26

RS57 Nine. Slater, II6 Sixth St. Suite 2.
~ The future OF man, woman or child, re-
yealed, lost friends found future OF business mat
tiers, social events, kinships. Should You wish to
know anything pertaining TO your future Nine.
Slater can reveal II 10 you do not let this golden
opportunity pass unimpTOYed Nine Slater de-
yelOps the form, removes surperfuOus hair and
beauties the complexion. Ladies would do well TO
consult her. Charges reasonable, 10 to and7 TO s.
The morning call., 1892-01-26

DRESSMAKERS.
nRESSMAKER-$ PER DAY: GOOD FITTER
u MRS r. II. POND, 7ls1a Bush st. jays Tyr
107 O'FARRELL ST. - PERFECT FITTING
~ suits from 50 up; goods and everything
found Sl5 up; made IN 81 hours. Ia2I SIS
00S TURK ST.-STYLISH AND PERFECT SIT
OOosnlts made; 81 so up;work guaranie d. II 2m
MISSES URTON, 500 MASON ST. NEAR POST.
" StyIlsh dresSmakers; we do work to please YOU
neatly quickly and TO your entire Satisfaction r.
SGiIaaS FROM ~ 90 UP. STYLISHLY DRAPED.
- lI9 stockton St. doors from Geary jal2tf
ITO FOLSOM ST - STYLISH DRESS AM
- - cloak making; children and misses suits =
speeaIty; % upward; goods spoiled replaced nt
sudIauteeu. ja9 3m
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
4I Security Loan Bank. lIO6 Market ST. mr. Mason:
private entrance Turk. n, J. FRANKLIN ACC. 6m
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YOUNG GERMAN VANS PLACE AS WAITER
L or bar-keeper. or any kind OF WORK. Apply 522
Fourth St, in bakery. Jazz 3t*
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pARBER-SHOP; GOOD TRADE: CHEAP: AC-
ID count departure. 6l2l2 California ST js25 3ts
GOOD STOUT BOY IN FACTORY: WILLING
" to work; chance for advancement if smart. slS
Battery ia2i HtF
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GIS0 PARTNER WANTED; CASH BUSI-
II ~. ness paying S75 month; light work: ex-
DerIence unnecessarE. POOL. n CO. us NIark ef IL
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r. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, AMERE
II can family of 3; wages $40; reference requ ired.
sos Post at 1a26 3t~
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f,IRL WAIT AT TABLE IN RESTAURANT
" dlning.ronm. l926 Market So. ~
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y ENT-LOWER FLAT; OR ROOMS; HOW
ID ara and Harrison. Fifteenth and Twentieth sts
address House, Box l03, CALL Branch. Ja24 3t+
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MEAT WILLING YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
~ situation to do light hcusework in small family
where there are no children: city or country.
Please can q lAH3 Mission 1a23 W
The morning call., 1892-01-26

GREAT MASS-MEETING OF INDEPENDENT
VI order American Bakers to be held 14l Third
ST., SATURDAY, January 3Oth, at 8 O'clock
ERNEST CLAYTON, President
JOHN SHARKEY, Sec. ia25 rs
The morning call., 1892-01-26

DATrAN FURNITURE STAINED AND RS
IL paired; estimates giyen. Write or call AVS
COUGH BROS, Manufactu rors, 6lS GeaVy 81. ia7 m
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-19

Two members of the Bailey PRAYING
band have begun series OF meetings in
pittsiield saturday evening.
T.. {. Bukcr of 81 Adams, la, sold his
pill formula to the Bulcr Pill Company
6t Bangor. T.. G. Bukcl is president of
the company, j. +. Parkhurst. secretary,
+. II. parllhurst. treasurer. The conf
pany Is incorporated. and trade mari,
registered.
Since he took Charge of the ;. y NJ.
railroad : pit Ncvcns has made many
Improvement, in the yard ut lIartland.
The tracks and switches have been thor
oughly overhaulcd, aud an air OF illness
NOW pervadrs the cnti'e premises. The
business of the past three months has
been HE heaviest the road eyer enjoyed,
the earnings averaging over $1,000 per
MONTH"; rcr1iSoF.
The little daughter of :. {. Ham of
Cambridge. had quite Il barrow escape
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-19

I.oring Huff of ST Albans. has lief his
farm to |. O. Winslow and started for
California. Wednesday night.
Ii Is Lewis o. Richardson whom Nhcr-
in.clect Abbott will appoint as his dep
utv at Hartland. Mr.. richardson is Il
young man of high standing in the com,
munity, and will make reliable and
efficient officer Pdt4deid .idreHiS'r.
Henry Bukcr of st .Albans, was haul
inu manure with Two teams, the other
day. His little son. fours yea old, was
on one load driving and pitched forward
under the horses heels and the sled pass
ed over him about onc-half its length aud
stopped. iii. father pulled the little fel-
low out unhuri. He looked up to his
father and said, II won't cry if you
won't Scold me Going between inc
runners saved him.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-19
; Suspenders. :
4ANNNNN~NNNNN%NAA

For Christmas Gifts, fine
Elastic Web Suspcnders,
worth 50 cents, for x cents.
Fine Satin Suspeaders, in
glass boxes, some beautifully
embroidered patterns, also
plain goods for embroidery.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-19

II Is absolutely Iu
Ntri thy Ino,iicii
try. " Worth itsw
Rpup s.tys a Gus
lsH iHg Guide q
pa - 81 bnr
than one tenth
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-21
Difference Between the Stations Oc.
cupied by Russell B. and
Albert Edward.
Conduct Of the Former Censured
by Congress-, Having Escaped
Executive Rebuke.
COinCfdence In the Exertion Of His Good
Onices and tho Setting Apart Of
$1,000 IN Stock.

WASHINGTON July 0.-TLe committee on
public lands submi tied to the house its re-
port on public lands which it was inatru cted
to examine and report az to the circum-
stances under which certain allotments Of
ground in Yellowstone National park, made
in March, 1885, by the secretary OF the in
terror. to the Yellowstone park association
in it's leases to transport passengers in the
park, were afterwards rescnded ard tho
Same granted one s. 8. Huntley. The re-
port says tho lease was for transportation
business only, without obligation to build
hotels. and declared that the forfeiture Of
the right of transportation Of the Yellow
stone national park association was without
notice. without trial. or any statement OF
anv complaints for nonnse or misuse OF ite
rights. Wakefield, who had conducted the
transportation business, says the report is
democ at, Huntley a republican and a
personal and political friend Of Russell b.
Harrison, son of the president.
Secretary Noble says Huntley was recon-
mended to him by several senate and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-21
Formally Notified Of Their Nomina.
ton by the Democrats of
the Nation.
Mastery Address by MIR. Cleve
land in Accepting the Public
Trust Conferred.
stevenson's Reception Not Loss Cordia
Than His Chief's-Popular Favor
Greets His Speech.

New YORK, July 20.-Madison Square
Garden was packed tonight with people in
tent on witnessing the ceremonies attend
ant upon the notification of Messrs. Cleve-
land and Stevenson of their nomination.
The vast amphitheater was decorated much
like national convention hall and between
1900 and 10000 people assembled. While
awaiting tho arrival of the guests tho audi
ence passed the time in cheering for Glove
land. Stevenson and Gov. Flower, and sing
ing campaign songs. At 500 the notifioa-
tion committee entered, headed by Perry
Belmont, who walked arm in arm with
Stevenson. AS the crowd recognized
the vice presidential candidate the
building shook with cheers and
moment later Governor Flower
received flattering welcome. Suddenly a
yell went up, Here comes Cleveland -
And this WAS the signal for a damonstra-
tion such as Cleveland has not witnessed
since 1888. When silence was finally re-
stored Chairman Wilson, of the notlfca-
tion committee, stepped to the front of the
stage and addressing Mr.. Cleveland for
mally notified him Of his nomination by
the democracy of the nation as their can.
dldate for the presidency.
During Wilson's address Mrs. Cleveland
strove to enter the hall unobserved, but the
audience caught sight of her, and fairly
went Wild with enthusiasm. In the very
midst of Wilson's speech three cheers were