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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-19
Nels .Iof,nsen,s Death.

Nels johnson, an employe of the Union
Iron Works. was found dead in his bed at
the Union Hote. kept by King McManus.
ssesslerday morning. There was some talk
sta aUul play and an evening paper had
result saa,tlng that Johnsen's death was the
Inyest,ss debauch at the hotel.
founded ssuon proves both rumors I'M
had died rse.a autopsy showing that the man
wac Swsdnm acute pneumonia. Johnsen
sas aud was a graduate from one
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-19
The Naval Constructor.

Naval Constructor j. II. Linnard, re-
Gently appointed to oversee the Government
vessels now building ut the Union Iron
Works as successor to Robert Steel, trans
ferrsd 10 Philadelphia. will assume control
on the 9TH inst. Acting Naval Constructor
A. w. Stahl expects TO be transferred 10 an
Eaatnrn mint
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The Auburn DistiIIerv Seized.

United States District Attorney Garter
yesterday instituted proceedings for the
forfeiture OF the distillery at Auburn. CAL,
OF which ID. Bernhard is proprietor. On the
18th inst. the dstillery was seized by Col
lector of Internal Revenue Byington. Bern
lard is charged with classifying his books
and failing to affix revenue stamps to pack
ages containing 500 gallons Of brandy. The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-19
Builders Contracts.

Simeon Wenban with Gray Brothers Ar tifcial
Stone Paving Company, ouiShead and founua-
ton on NV corner of Mason and Suffer streets;
$3.50.
Catherine r. Parker with r. NJ. Murray, to erect
dwelling on limo of Alyarado street. los from
Castro; $3.50.
Frank :. Kelley with A. J. Hatfield, TO erect
2-story frame dwelling on nv corner OF Post and
Larkin streets: 1880.
X. c. A. Barth with j. w. Smith, to erect q dwell
ing on line OF Second avenue, l25 OF Clement
street; $2326
The Luning Company with Richardson & Gale,
brickwork s line OF CALIFORNIA; street, as L L.
w OF Drumm, $500; bonds, S5417: George Good
man and George y. and II. n. Gray, sureties.
Wright Hooking. with Louis Lander. to erect
2-stoty frame dwelling Oh y liis OF Pine sire ct,
$50 w OF Larkin: $4,000.
L. II. Hawiey with same, to erect 2-story
frame dwelling on n line OF Page street, e8 of
BAKER: $4,000.
T. J. Lyons with +. W. Kern. to erect a dweiag
on NE corner OF Noe and Alyarado streets; Si6SO.
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The Monterey's Trial Trip,

The trial trip Of the coast defense vessel
Monterey has been fixed for December Is.
though the cruiser is not complete or cannot
be completed by that date owing to the nom
arrival of the turret plates. which are being
wrought At Homestead, Pa. The gun car
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Berkeley.

Judge Bergen, who has been III for some
time. has recovered sufficiently to attend TO
business.
Hugh Morrison. who has been in tho en-
ploy of the Central Pacific Railroad for the
past year, has returned from Wadsworth,
New.
The bigh-school players are determined to
come off victorious on Thanksgiving day.
They are practicing each evening at their
ground on Dana street.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following persons: Martha l.. Lis
ton. aged 80 years, and Ii. A. Fairbanks,
aged "a years, both of Berkeley; aud to
Della Connelley, aged "a years, and NJ. MUIR
ply, aged % years. also of Berkeley.
Miss Florence Hastings. who has con-
Quoted the children's dancing classes for
the past two years, moves to Stockton next
week with her parents.
&. w. Woodwork, assistant in entom-
ology at the university, returned yesterday
from San Jose.
Manager Brown and Captain Hunt are
considering an appeal 10 the alumni for
financial support in the matter of football.
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rlages In the forward turret are finished
and those In the after turret are nearly in.
The guns are being prepared for their posi-
tions IN the turrot and will be aboard In a
few DAVIS "
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forfeiture proceedings are against 2i5 gall
Ions OF brandy, 24J0 gallons of wine and all
the tanks. pnncheoBs, stills. worms and
other paraphernalia of the distillery.
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Sins Confessed.

Tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock Mr..
T. d. Roberts. the Boston evangelist, will
address the meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall, subject "Con-
fession of SIM" Rev. DIR. Williams con-
ducts the Bible-class to-day at IL O'clock at
the association hall. Rev. Mr. PulIan,
pastor OF Third Congregational Church,
will deliver the closing address in the week
of prayer tonight in the association hall at
o'clock.
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Humoristic Potpourri.

One OF the attractive numbers on the pro-
gramme OF music to be presented by the band
in Golden Gate PARK this afternoon is
"Humoristic Potpourri." arranged by A.
Schr iner. The programme is as follows:
L FESTIVAL Marche" thrst time) H Laest
2. Overture. '.Der Barber Seyilia'' Rossini
s. Descriptive. May Bells Herald the APP
proachnR Spring.. Eiien berg
q. Select ion, "Don Carlos. - Verdi
0. "orlginai Tarantellen. Julien
q "Humoristlc PotpourrP'. "A schreiuer
z. Overture, "Cr0wn Diamonds' uber
8. Serenade, GOOD Night. Beloved' -. Pinsutf
q. Selection. Fatlnitzs" ................. Siippe
10 .choeur de la Vestsen (frst time) .Mercadante
IL. Patrol. The Passing Regi ment'. Coverley
H. "Nheelmen's GaisD" ................... Spr, nr
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THIRD Souther Farm: sale Wednesday Mt 10
A. H., November IS. Catalogues of Kilsp & Co..
% Montgomery St., city. NineIy-seven horses
al square auction.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-19

BERTELING has the only reliable methods ia
ut defective sight A27 Kearny street.
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q'aIGS-l892-PaZeS
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A CERT.
AN ned copy OF the assessment book of the taIabe
property OF the city and county of San Francisco.
real estate. personal property aad Dupontstreet
ceiyed by me; that the State and city and county
taxes Tor the said rear are now due aud payable az
the once OF She uHdersgned. hrst floor new CITY
Hall. Notice Is also hereby given. in accordance
ft0n S7&6. "fhat the taxes all personal property
secured by real property, and onehsf OF tbs taxes
on all real property. Will be due and payable on the
erst Monday in October, and will De delinquent on
o'clock r. NJ, and that unless paid prior thereto is
per cent will be added to the cunt tn ereof AMI
taat III said one-haif be not paid before tho last
Monday In April next at 6 o'clock r NJ an add.-
tional per cent will be added thereto.
THAT the remaining ene-half OF the taxes on all
rear properly VIII be psyaoie and after the FIRST
Monday In January next and will be delinquent
on the FIRST Monday in April next thereafter at s
per cent will be added TO the amount thereof.
THAT ALL TAXES MAY BE PAID AT THE
TIME THE FIRST INSTALLNENT, AS THERE
IN PROVIDED, Is DUE AND PAYABLE"
To facilitate business tax pay are re Quested to
send for their bls with description prOperty AZ
early as possible and Indicate whether they intend
to pay by ihstallment or otaerwIss.
BY this course the rush later will bs avoided
In order TO sccommod ate taxpayers unable to at.
tend during the day the ONCE will be open in the
evening from 70 8 P. u. from Monday. the 21st
day OF November, until saturday, the 2Stn day of
November, both days Inclusive.
n. B.-Positiyely no cheeks received after Satur-
day, November 10. Checks drawn banks outside
be first cashed before credited or receipt
given.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
TAX collector or the city and county OF san Fran
Dated San Francisco, Monday, October g. 1922
oc& cod to no28
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-19

I be guaranteed cure for ali headaches is
Bromo- SeItzer-l0c a b ottle
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-19

The theaters in Melbourne are nearly all
equipped with biiliard-rooms.
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Alameda.

The annual ball of Alameda Parlor No.
AZ, n. S. q. W., will take place in Park
Opera-house on Thanksgiving eve.
Sanitary Inspector Maillot is confined to
his home by a severe attack OF Illness
Mrs. Thaxter, widow of Captain Thaxter
off the Inflated ship Helen Mar, departed
Thursday for Massachusetts. She was
presented with a purse ana a railroad ticket
to the East by the captains and owners Of
vessels of San Francisco.
The ladies OF the Park-street Methodist
Episcopal Church win hold a festival in the
church parlors December 10 and H.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
The Army of Dahoney.

The standing army of Dahomey consists of two bodies female corps called the Amazons, and who mum Der over 5000, known fn Dahomey by the title of 'sThe Kings Wives, and male corps composed of the palace guards. court criers and other officials, aud the male adults in Abo- mey, the capital.
 Up to the reign of Gezo, who came to the throne m ISIS, the Amazon force was composed chiefly of crimi. nals-that is, criminals in the Daho- mey sense of the word. Wives de tected in infidelity and termagants and scoads were drafted into its ranks, and the great majority of the women given to the king by the provincial chiefs that Is, being sent to him as being worthy of death for misde- maanors or crimes, were, instead of being sacrificed at the annual GUS tom, made women soldiers. Gold thwaite's Geographical Magazine.
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pro. nraae fro,.. -.

There are hundreds of shades now made which are obtained from coal tar. When coal is heated in the manufacture of gas, benzine is one of the substances produced. From this an oily coloriess fluid, called aniline, is made, and it forms the base of numerous dyes. These dyes are obtained by the oxidation of aniline, by means of nitric acid, arsenic and other agents. The colors produced include every shade and tint, except black. The so called aniline blacls are usually very in tense blues or greens.
 Aniline dyes are noted for their great coloring power; one part of rusaniline salt in a million parts of water stin possessing deep crimson color and instantly dyeing a skein of silk moistened with vinegar. The dyes arc used for many purposes: Colnring toys, Eveetmeats, wines, dress fabrics and other articles. The fugitive nature of some of them is rather a drawback. Germany is now the headquarters of the manu- facture of these dyes. Large quan- titles are produced and used in this country also. Brooklyn Eagle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15

TAKEN UP,-T~o work hors<. vfil wrixh II about HOO pounsf< eArh-ons sorrei, one hsy. both newly shcd with good shoss, branded on Jeff shoulder. Owner cAa estsin information by applying to r. MI1srESD0itf, Prescett
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
No, the sam. Name.

A lady who brides herself upon al ways remembering the name of q person whom she has once met had a droll experience the other day.
 At a railway station she encoun- tered a man whose face was familiar to her and whom she soea remem- bered having seen at the house of a friend some months before With the utmost graciousness of manner she turned to the stranger and said:
 Isn't this Mir. Tombstone, whom l met at Mrs. Lyman'sf"
 The stranger looked at her with a bafling expression of countenance.
 Il may have met you at Mrs. Ly- mans, he said, but you have some what twisted my name. l am Mir. Stonegrave. Youths Companion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
Yres,A h1aP Painted Trne.

In some manner a cat found its way into . cyclorama building sew e1A dsys ago. The man in charge ss*ssnpted to chase the trespassng felf3s h1ough . door, but the cat e~16kxoy thought there was a better WIZ 0 escaping tho rising temper of tho irste man It looked cautiously about ss II to avoid stepping on the pros4rate forms of hasoes siain in bettae, Finally its eyes caught sight of s tree 4 projecting limb hung very low, and hero the cat thought to find . place of safety. It gave ono leap, and no doubt was the moe* dtsgusted cat in Portland when it learned by sad experience that the Eee was on the canvas. It picked itself up and slowly skunk through the door, down the stairs and out of the building Portland Press.
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THE BLACKSMITH.

Hove 10 stand at the blacksmish's door. Just at the close of day, When the feAtiser we oAn the evening star From nights wing is floating away, And the ounding glories of the wess Melt into quaking gray. 'Tis a hcmely and quiet joy To lose sight of earthly jars. By watching the Ere flakes, soft e snow, Like shoal of falling stars, eprout. Ike miniature comets through the
 gloom.
 Twtss the slowing iron h~rs. IstAnd on the threxhold-dAy without And mnrktnoss within And watch the swsrthy ngurss fis From the dre to the dusty htn; And not unpleasant to my ear Is the hammer and anvii's din Hove to watch the bright rcd glow On the labcrer'n honest face. And the thick ard wall marked veins shAt
 show Firm ss an iron brace. And in steAdier mood 1 seek my work. With . quicker and happier pace.
 New York Lsdgsr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
A F.mou. ci.y ar Europe.

Lauingen suggests one of the once rich cities of northern Italy, the creation 0 merchant princes who thought no tax too heavy if it made their homo mora beautiful, and amsda wnem to be an alderman was to b n artist as well as a patriot. raeaA9 ns central square Is town hsd o{ Acble and harmonious propor- tiuA m ss embellish a great capital oa sR sAAs, . lofty clock tower that wua4 Ns aO&hinS of it's effect were N A Hsen0 and called Q campanile. ASc1ss1 aAd Aoble mansions are here h sN1ndnnoe, each with its carvings ae4 Aaaakve arches, reminding the spectator 6 . greatness that is past. And ss complete this picture of beyunl tss Alps, there runs along ono si6e . stone arcade, whose well cRved YkIlaxs and arches shield the pedestrian from the sun and rain Poultney Bigelow in Harperis
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u.. Of Sealing L..aders.

There is generally a misooncepton as to what is meant by hook and ladder company. The use of the had der is at once understood and the ne cessity of it The hook is an irnple- ment used to pull down portions of buildings with. The hook ladder is among the oldest of implements used for scaling walls and dates back from medieval times. The scaling ladders are made of Q single length of tough wood, with the rxngs at right angles with it and passing through it. Its upper end terminates with e metal hook. which permits it to be attached to tho window sills or copings of a house. In ordinary cases ladders are used, but there ara many fires where in order to obtain access to the upper portions of house the scaling lad der becomes a necessity. Ladders are not always long enough to reach the desired heights and then the seal ing ladders supplement them. liar per's Weekly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
The Correct RepIx.

At an examination held at the Az ricultural college the question was put, When is the best time to SOW barleyi" The "examinate, a sharp country lad from the district of Alten- burg, promptly replied:
 Three days before gentle rain. sir. "-Tagliche Rundschau.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
oopy.r ore in the Gree..n ArsAiy.a,s

Doppsr ore in the Grcetsn Arshiys<nes. J Many of the numerous tslands which are dotted over the Grecian Archipeiago, on some of which we have telegraph stations seem cape- hae ofslpplying considerable amounts cf copper orc if the roads in these
 mountainous districts were such as to insure a comparatively easy trans port Unfortunately inmoss cases Ehis is not so, and where mines haye to be made roads have also to be con structei, which of course maks tho undertaking very expensive.-Chxn- Sers' Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
MILITARY ADS.
l)RopOsALs FOR FUEL, FOR

l)R0POSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGF Il AND STRAw.-Headauarte Deparf- ment of Arizona. Office of the Chief Omar. tsrmaster. Los Angeles, Gel, June I. is92 Sealed proposals in triplicate, will be re. ceived at this office, and at the osiics of the Quarternaster at each of the posts below named until II o'clock a. m., ls6th meridis n time, on July l, 1892. and then opened in the presence of attending bidders. for fur. nishing Fuel, Forage and Straw, at Forts Apache, Bowie, Grant, Huachuca, Thomas. A. T., San Carlos and whipple Barracks' A; T., Forts Bayard, Marcy, stanton and wingate, N: M., Albuquerque, M. M. Ios Angeles and San Diego Bsrracks. Cal;f curing the facal year ending June 30. I6G Preference given to articles of domestic nm. duction and manufacture, conditiona of price und quality being equal, and such pre- ference given to articles of American Inn duction and manufacture produced on the facific Coast to the extent of the consnu-S ion required by the public seryice thsrr- Proposals for quantities lees than inc vhals required, or for delivery at points other thsr, those named, will be entertained. Sneci6- cations, general instructions to bidder and blank forms of proposal will be furnishas o,, appncatlon here or at the offices of the rs- specfiye Post Quartermasters J. G. C IEE Major and Chef Quarsermasser.
 1-2-3429-0
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An Aeeommoda. Conducsor.

An elderly lady, e member of Sprng6elds Four Hundred, boarded O Central street car the other day, and upon arriving at her destination asked the conductor to assist her in getting of, as she had difficulty in walking. The conductor stepped to tho gruund and offered to assist her. but che wanted moro substantial aid. Placing her hand on his shoulder, she exclaimed, Lift. young man, liftr The polite conductor placed both arms around her. and lifted her gently to the ground, with applause from a carload of passengers-- Springfield (Mass) Homestead.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
Nonexplo.ix. P.,ro,.um.

A German scientist has invented q method whereby petroleum and simi lar liquid hydrocarbons can be ren dered nonexplosive. This is accom- plished by adding to the petroleum small quantities of a compound made up of 92.s1 per cent. chloride of sodi. um, 2.T per cent bicarbopate of so. dium, 1.S4 per cent. sal ammoniac, LA per cent. water. .22 per cent. sulphate of magnesia, .92 per cent. sulphate of lime and 8 per cent of aniline. New York Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
4 Vision of Wealth.

Mir. George Augustus Sala is al ways known by his white waistcoat.
 'I have worn a white waistcoat, he says, flor five and twenty years, every day, winter and summer. Once, in Paris. at a shop where used to buy my gloves, a serving woman said to me:
 "'You always wear a white waist coat, Mir. Sala.'
 "'Yes, wear one all the year round
 "'All the year roundr she ex. claimed. "A clean one every dayf
 "'Yes, said.
 "Oh,' she exclaimed, raising her hands, if had only been your wash erwoman Tit-Bits.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
rantopc<i for Trnxsi

Boston Maid dn Hub bookstore) )-. am compelled to go to New York fol an extended sojourn. Have you { New York glidei
 Cerk| regret to say, madam, that we have not
 Boston Naid-How unfortunate Well. give me Q dictionary of Amer ic.Sn siang.-Nsw York Weekly.
 Loves Demand. - A man did woo maiden fair, With lovely eyes and golden hair; He swore to her he would be true, For her there was nothing he would not do.
 With loving gaze and expectant eyes, She told him that to gain the prize A hat from Mrs. Blaine she must possess, Or life would be but wretchedness He bought her a beauty in every re- spect,
 It was simply elegant, yes quite select; She married him then without mora ado, And they loved each other and the little hat too. AII-1m
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4 Renson for It.

He caught her to his manly bosom with wild, fmpetuous, tumultuous, tempstuous hug and held her there for as much as a minuta
 What a slugger you are," she said admiringly as he released her.
 And why shouldn't l be-" he re- piled proudly, taking Q velvet case from his pocket, haven't l brought the pri1e ring with mel"
 She opened the case joyfully md her eyes rested upon solitaire which was really @ corker.-Detroit Free prp<Sz
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
CITY oKplsascEs
The Mayor and Commess s,,,sss esss- '

The Mayor and Commoa -
 Prescott do ordain ss fes;< ss. n
 That section [6 slz ef x granting franchise Co b A ertson. F. M. Murphy sni r construct and operate sffEp ' of Prescott. be and the Sinr so as to read as follows sa
 Section 6. That the tssn not be elevated above tne - shall be laid with moot<a shall be laid 90 that oarris s1 can easily and freeiy eroS i5 {pf all points. and st any snu least possible obetructon; cers
 Passed by the Mayor xna s's & the city of Prescott. on the by the following votes r,-;,-sIkf Councilmen Conneh' away and NIT. PresIdent s.- c
 Presented to the MAyor S .s nature. and by him sppso' 9th day of June, is& r,sx J. F. WILSON, City Affo!seks sesss
 k. w. FRENCH. Ciy sts ss
 Common Councu f
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'IME -:- TABLE
CONNECTIONS.

 ALBuoUEIoUR--A.T TAsF. R R. for ell potnts eaks and south. PRESCOTT JuNCfI0N-P -Pr~cosf a Arizona Csntral railway for fort whippse and Prescott. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sosthexn railway fQf Ios Angels, San Disxo and othsr Soathsrn Call fornis points.
 MuJkvE-6oathsrn Pssihc for San Fr.neisce bacransnto and Northexr California points
 Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars No ohAnse is made by slssplnx-car pss~enfer~ between SAN FRANCISCO and KANSAS CITY. er SAN DIEGO and LOS ANGELES and CiIICA- GO.
 The Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Heretofore inaccessible to tourists, can ezsiIy be reached b5 this line. via psreh sprinxs. and . stAse ride from thence of bet twenty ythres miles Thls CANYON is the tiRANDEsf and MOST WONDERFUL ef NATURES KolfkA
 Stop 0f at Flagstaff!
 And hanf aeei. bear and wild turkey. In the magnificent pine forests of the Ban Francisco moantsins; e yisis the sncief rains of the
 Cave and Cliff Dwellers. H. & yANsYLCK, WA. BlSsELI.
 Gen. Agent. Gen. pass. Ag'I
 T. H. GABEf. General Superintendent
 ALnrQUxaoUx. N- Nj.
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oss way -s ossxsses c a.aA

T Co aos know H ons wsy e - riAg . saAk tn . ssrrcyns b O.nai
 Ehsswn, saysa youns ho~sskss9s. renk 6 S<ruck ne es GstS1nA, aae . . cweEsniy vHy zrnps @1 s@H eipA wont Into tho kkA.Asa ths ufhR kyaad nv that my opnA vko a RsncA, kad something asn94Ag sn tAs fra As she VII pmtng u uak 0w . white rAg at tAs bueA0a 1f the auccpan. 'Whaa b tAsk Psazingf" Iszid- 'Uh, did mAdsms Devxx sss that wsy of menaig s hnass" che explained But "a, # h szy Htnpae," and she pulled ous the Esfae piece of linen and showed me xsfss . large hole in the agste pen.
 \ put tho curner of . mt of linen Ghungh. 90, ," shc went on, land then | paii ls until tho fuilness h janmed Scry tight; then with . knife 1 cut 1t u6 on each s;de and it holds perfect sy." ''But should think it wouA burn, " said Tt never does, @2 Pauline, ''but I don't know why perhaps because 1t remains wet voiia p-New York Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15

We have the best assortment and choicest line of ladies' Oxfords and slippers that we ever carried. We can show some styles that are now all the rage in the large cities. Do not send away for your shoes or buy elsewhere until you see our stock. We can suit the finest taste and save you money besides. D. J. Sullivan & Co. ,f
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Lycursus' Proposition.

Lycurgus set about the reforma ton and alteration of the state ol Sparta, and was advised by one indi vidual to reduce everything to an ab solute popular equality. But Lycur' gus astonished him by saying, "Sir, suppose you begin the reform in your own house eI'-Exchange.