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The morning call., 1892-01-20
MRS, ORFF'S ROMANCE.
Believes Her Husband Dead, Yet She OBJ
IaiDs a Divorce to Remarry.


n. ITeSS,
Mrs. Swart-OIff of st. Louis, one of the
Women Commissioners of the Worlds Fair
for Missouri. has evidently not read the
story of EuOch Alden in vain, and before
marrying "a second time she took the pre-
caution of securing a divorce from her first
husband, whom she believes to be dead.
She is editor of the st. Louis ChaperOne
Magazine, and few days ago married her
business manager and Immediately left for
New York. 1t was then discovered that
few days previous to her marriage she had
secured a divorce from her former husband,
Edward X. Swart, Who, she had Away said,
was dead. Her friend were aStOnished at
this post norton action. They could not
understand the necessity of securing a di-
YOTCe from dead man.
Mrs. SWalt-OTH was seen at her hotel
When asked how she came to procure a
divorce from her husband, whom she had
given out for so many years as dead, she
replied:
Simply because / wished to avoid all
possibility of error. He may be alive. but
to the best Of my ability he is dead. When
! decided to marry a few weeks ago this
uncertainty was brought up by my present
husband, and we both agreed it would be
better that l should sue Tor divorce on the
ground Of desertlon, so that no matter what
might happen in the future | would be the
legal wife Of Mr.. Off"
Mis-. Off further explained that her hus-
band had become Insane from the excessive
use Of liquor, which he had acquired a lik
ing for while taking ii incidentally for
Dongue fever. At her request his family
then placed him in an Eastern asylum. from
which he disappeared nine months later.
Little was heard Of him for nineteen
months, when man was found killed by
railroad near Kansas City and Swart's
brother teIegraphed her that it was her hus-
band She denied that she had identified
the remains, but oaid it had been agreed
with members of his family to consider him
a dead
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GRAVES IN HIS CELL.
The Terrible Ordeal lie Passed Through
in the Penitentiary.

Canon city Special.
Dr. Graves was securely shackled and was
handcutfed to another prisoner, who was
sentenced to serve a term in prison for the
crime Of forgery. On the journey from
Denver TO Canon City the doctor displayed
a great deal Of nerve, chatting in an I'M
concerned manner about things in general,
but refusing 10 talk about his case
On arrival here DE- Graves and his fellow
prisoner were taken To the pcnitentarv.
about mile from the railway station. The
enormous pile u1 gTayst0ne which forms the
peHitentiary looks even colder than the
weather, and the doctor, as he glanced at
the walls before passing through the heavy
door Of the main entrance, saIvered as from
ague. Alter entering the prison the doctor
was allowed short time by the fire and
gradually recovered his cOmposure.
y hurried search Of the doctors clothes
WAS made, bat nothing Of cOutraband ma
ture was found. The warden then unlocked
tie handouts which held the doctor to his
feiiOW-prlsuner, and the dUctur was led
down the long halt-lIght Ted corridor to the
section Of The peHtentlary in which the
cells for condemned muTdeTers are situated.
The Jailrr, with his prisoner stopped in
front OI Cell 9, and the former opened the
door, which made a strange noise as il
swung back on the heavy hinges DR.. Graves
was told to enter, but he hesitatea and in a
husky voice said MY God, this Is terrible"
The laleT waited a moment OF so ana again
requested the doctor to enter, which he did.
and throwing himself upon the small iron
cot asked 10 be eft alone.
After breakfast next morning the doctor
was taken 20 the prison barber-snOp, where
his Misunderstanding hair and aristocratic
side WhlskerS were removed and lie was
given striped suit in place OF his dignilied
Prince Albert and Weil-htting vest and
trousers.
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that cc8l and labor ara higher here than in
the East. But il did not show that coal and
labor are ten times rs high or even enough
higher to warrant twice the Eastern rates,
to say nothing Of ten times Eastern rates.
The manner in which the Southern Pacific
is taking the ice business by the throat is
characteristic of the railroad company. 1t
aims in this as in other matters to charge
all the uaffic will bear. The lee product of
this city might be increased tenfold II
freight rates to interior points were reasOna-
bic The people in the interior might also have
the luxury Of ice in hot weather, luxury
which is now enjoyed only in comparatively
large cities. Ice in small towns which the
trains OF the Southern Pacific pass through
costs about as much as potatoes did in San
Francisco did in 1919. The people will take
some comfort in the assurance that the Rail-
read Commission has taken the complaint
Of Mr.. Sheath under consideration. There
IS some hope that the Railroad Commission
Will convince the railroad company that
lower freight charges would result in such
au increase Of business that there would be
more clear profit for the company than
fHarp now ia
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BATTLE on A H0USETOP.
\ New York Detectives Midair Fight
FOR Life with Thief
Press

J. iIres
On g slippery housetOp. almost sixty feet
from the pavement below, Detective Hol-
land of the Brooklyn police force did battle
for life with a desperate thief. At one time
tile two men struggled upon the very verge
Of the coping, aud the score Of spectators
below stood dumb and paralyzsd with hors5
ror expecting every instant to see the body
Of the officer topple into the awful void and
fall a Ifeless, mangIed mass at their very
feet.
II was just after lunch-time and Detec-
tive Holland was walking back to the sta
tl1n-h0use when he saw a poorly dressed
young fellow smash in the showcase in
front of the store at 19l Myrtle avenue, and
deliberately begin to cram the jewelry from
it into his pocket. Holland rushed at him,
and the thief, catching sight OF the officer,
turned aud ran.
lie had a good start and made the most of
il, but in spite Of his twisting and turning
Holland stuck dogged.y to his heels. Sud
denly the thief spied an open door IN tene-
ment house and made for 1t. Up the stairs
he leaped, story after story, with the de-
tectiYe close behind. The scuttle Of the
roof was off and the thief dashed up the
ladder and out upon the slippery roof
Holland followed him, but as lie was
about To step upon the roof the thief called
to him, stay where you are, II you come
out here IN throw You of, sure" lie was
a p0werful-lO0king fellow and there was
wicked CLEAN in his eyes. He had taken
of his shoes o that he would not slip aud
was COuched like tiger ready to spring at
lis pursUer should he venture out upon the
roof.
Holland hesitated but for a moment
Then determined 10 capture the criminal at
any cost he stepped out. In an instant the
thief was upon him, and n struggle had be-
gun which looked as though it might mean
death for one or both of them. Step by step
Holland was forced back to the very edge.
His opponent seemed endowed with the
strength Of a mailman, and the footing was
so insecure that he could not brace him
sell. q crowd Of women had gathered in
the windows and on the roof Of neigh boring
houses, and passeTs-bY n the street were
looking up, trying to discover what was 60
ing on.
They were on the very verge and Holland
bad almost lost hone when he felt MS foot
slip into the gutter and hold fast. lie had
gripped the thief by the throat and was
holding on with the ensTgy Of desperation,
for he felt his body swaYng out over the
gulf below, and those in the street saw it.
too, and stood fascinated with horror, wait
ing for the end.
Holland, finding he had q firm f0othold,
however, made one more desperate effort
and fought his wOuld-be murderer back a
little. This gave him new courage, aud now
the detective had the better Of it. lie
rushed his man 10 the Scuttle, and just then
both fell and went headlong to the landing
below. Both were daZed by the fall hut
Holland recovered the more quickly. and
when the thief fully recovered his senses
again he found himself in the street with a
neatly polished pair Of handouts on his
wrists,
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TEE DECLINE N SILVER.

At the first glance the decline in silver
within a year seems to indicate that the
present act win not restore silver TO its
legal ratio to gold. But it has always been
known that there was a surplus of silver
that might be used TO cause fluctuations in
the market value of silver. The real test of
the effect Of the silver act viii be found
IN the comparative amount Of the surplus
Of silver at present and when the act went
into force. Has the purchase Of 100000
Of silver each month materially reduced
this surplus? If it las. there is ground for
the expectation that when the surplus is
exhausted silver viii rise in the market. 4
late dispatch says that the present stock is
only about 100000 ounces. If this esti-
mate is correct the stock Of silver has been
reduced by about three-fourths In d little
more than year. 1t was known when the
silver bIll passed Congress that there were
y, CC0, 600 ounces Of surplus which might be
used to cause fluctuations in the silver
market according as the holders of it might
1hink 20 their benefit. II this surplus has
been reduced from 100000 ounces to
100000 there is every reason to look for a
rapid and steady appreciation Of the white
metal
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BE Is RapIdIy AcquIrlng KnowIedce.

One of the December bridegrooms. who
has just returned from his wedding trip,
has begun to find out how it is for himself.
He was sitting in his Office when a small
girl walked in with a very big box.
Here's something for Mrs. Newbride,"
she said.
Yes" said the young husband. tendery.
and, taking the box, which was directed to
his dear little wife, he placed it proudly
and smiiiugly on top Of the safe
But the small girl fingered, and at last
timidly held out an envelope. The young
husband took it, and found it contained a
bill for the So bonnet which that charming
little bit OF feniniuity of which he has so
recently assumed sole prOprietorship. and
has endowed with all his worldly goods,
had just ordered sent TO him &. o. ID.
And the joke Of it is" giggles Simpkins.
who was there at the time, THAT he has
got to carry that immense miliiner's band
box all the way out to Cambridge. EoP'-
Boston Herald.
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Under CONSIDERATION.

The State Railroad Commissioners have
taken Nj r. G. Sneath's complaint against
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company IN
der consideration. The complaint Of hr.
Sheath is that the Southern Pacific rates
for carrying ice are ten times as much as
The rate for like services in the East To
this the Southern Pacific makes answer
The morning call., 1892-01-20

r25 Montgomery street, near CLAY, open until II
O'CLOCK p. H. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street. near Rearuy, open until l. O'Clock midnight;
eaa HAYES street, open until 9 50 O'Clock; SOS
ar.l street. open uatil $50 o'clocS: 25IS Mission
street. open until O'Clock p. NJ: and JIG Ninth
street. oman uu-iI go y. NJ
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.NIrs. MinsIow,s soothinr srrnnn

Has been used over tfy years by millions o, moth
6rs for their children While IeethIuy. with perfect
success II soothes the child, soften5 the gums al
lays pain, cures wind collie. regulates the bowelsand
is the best remedy for CIaTrlea whether arising
ircm tcething OF other causes For sale by drug
Fisis lU every part Of the world lie sure aud ask
ior Mrs NmsiOwS Soothing SyruA Iwenty-H
ceIts2 bottle.
The morning call., 1892-01-20

THE Springfield. ohio, News says: at nav be
said 10 be without competition, 80 individual
peculiar and alone is HoOd's SarsapariIla In all
that is claimed Tor IT," sold by druggists
The morning call., 1892-01-20

METAL vase lamps with fancy shades, com.
plete 81 80, at Nathan, Dohrmauu & Co.'s, 1922
1872 Suffer street, below Kearny.
The morning call., 1892-01-20

AUXILIARY FIRE ALABM.-The Auxiliary
Ftre-alarm Company has elected the following
Directors: Louis SlOss Jr. (PresidenD, William
Fries (Vice. PresldenD p. T. Morgan, A. Van
Bocklen, j. ID. fhelau. DR.. r. II. Mcdonald, L.
ledger and William Hanson (SeeretaIyl.
The morning call., 1892-01-20

ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-Cbares NJ. Cassln
formerly a member Of the Michigan bar. was ad
miIted yesterday 10 practice in the courts of Cal
The morning call., 1892-01-20

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. - District
Lodge, No. 4, l. o. B. B.. will hold the first an.
nual commencement OF its religious school on
Sunday next at B'nai Bfitb Hail.
The morning call., 1892-01-20

WORTH KNOwING.-You can buy a nice-iit-
ting Jacket at the Paragon Cloak Store, 1880 Mar
ket street, for 81 40. Lot Of odd eloaks at less
than half price this month";
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FUR capes 10 sstrachau, cape seal and coney,
at hail price, IN order TO close out. The Paragon
Cloak Company, 1880 Market street.
The morning call., 1892-01-20
PERSONALS.


A LII LADIES CONSULT The CELEBRA TED
II female specialist, RS DIR. GWYER, 81 IA
Hyde ST.; a private home for patients, with every
comfort 12lS U
The morning call., 1892-01-20

Do you want to buy a nice ulster, With sepa-
rate cape, latest STYLE, for 81 40? The Paragon
Cloak Company, 1880 and 1892 Market street,
is The Dlace
The morning call., 1892-01-20

Brooklyn city officials took dinner In
newly finished sewer the other day.
The morning call., 1892-01-20

7 AIDES WHO HAyE SOME SECRET CONJUGAL
IL trouble Of private nature for which they think
there /, no he D. also unmarried ladies' stamped
address for information OF vital Importance To you.
WONAN'S AID INSTITUTE, Monarch building.
1880 Market St s. r. jaI9 u
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T I2s KEARNY. ROOM g. YOU CAN BORROW
- money at low rates: private rooms for ladies':
pledges for sale: take elevator. Inrl u
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HELP wANTED-CoNTINUED.


NICE NEAT RESPEC TABLE GIRL Do GEN
~ eraI houseworN. Call to-day 10 O'CLOCK 1881
Eddy ST., near Devisadero. III
n ERMAN GIRL ASSIST IN HOUSEwoRK. 776
~ Folsom st., bakery IT.
CIRL GENERAL HOUSEwORK MUST BE
- good plain cook. laos O'Farrell st IT.
EIRsT-CLAss FINIsHER on UNION WORK.
1913 Fifth ST. IT.
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEW0RK
VI 1409 Clay ST. lt@
COOD FINISHERs on CUSTOM COATS. $50
" Jessie 81. Its
GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUsEwORK. AP-
~ ply 5loA Jessie ST. IT.
"a ANTED A GIRL TO ASSIST ~ HOUSE
" work; reference required. Call between 10 and
II a. II. at 3l9 Geary ST IT.
IS OMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWoRK;
" so. Thistle Hotel, rotrerO. IT.
ERRANDGIRL AND TO LEARN DREssNLAK-
- ing. 1OZ suffer 81 "
DEsPECTABLE NURSE FOR CHILDREN, up
IL stairs work and sewing; references required.
1888 O'Farreli St. from TO II a NJ IT.
VOUNG GIRL TO HELP LIGHT HoUSEWoE DIRK
L 1905 Twentieth ST. lt%
"A. AM ED-GIRL TO Do HoUSEWORK; WAGES
~ SIS. Apply lol6 lush st. IT.
I ,IRL-GENERAL uOUSEWORK 8O2 SEVEN
" teenth st. cor. Sanchez IL
II ANTED-GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK;
W So. 802 Webster st. 1t
GIRLS, IF VOC WANT YOUR DREsSEsMADE
BROWN, 633 GeaTy 81. JaZO I'M
"a ANTED-YOUNG GIRL, BET. II AND Is, TO
- mind baby. Apply 5412 Rausch St., between
Seventh and EiZ5tl IT,
GOOD GERMAN COOK. CALL 1905 VAN NESS
~ ave, between l aud I. jal9 Cts
CEWERS on ladies UNDERWEAR ~ FAC
- tory. 80 Stevenson St, top h1or jal9 3t%
CIRL COOK FOR SMALL HOTEL: $40 PER
" month; scandinavian preferred. 739 Fourth
street jalg 3l*
CtIRL-GEN HoUsEwORK. 745 now
~ ard St jal9 3ts
a ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
~ work. 1922 Geary ST. jal9 IT
"A, ANTED-HON GERMAN GIRL. NOT IN
~ der 20 years. Address j. B., Box 81. CALL
Branch once. jaI9 2t*
EXPEBIENCED GIRL: GENERAL HOUSE
- work; good plain COOK; city reference. 9O9
Ellis jal9 2t@
" ANTED - GIRL; LIGHT HOUSEWORK:
" take care baby. 1Ol012 buchanan ST. jsl9 ~
4 IRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEWORK. APPLY
- 1903 Post St, in the morning. jal8 3tH
"A ANTED LADIES WITH SMALL CAPITAL;
W can hear OF splendid chance make money. Par
uculars % Murphy bldg. Market and Jones Is 3t*
CUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED BY THE
- electric needle; ladies taught MRS. HAKRT-
SOY, American. Beauty Doctor. 70 Geary ST JAZZ Il
IN CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
~ for four months 20 any part OF tae United
States
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4 TTENTION-BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR
y so and all costs paid; collections city OF cOuu-
try COFFEY'S COLLECTION CO., GOT Mouigom-
cry ST. iaS emo
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CHIROPODIUM-A POSITIVE AND HARMLESS
- cure for sweaty and foul teet and Odors Of fest
and aTmplts. sore aud tender feet and chafF<;
price 80 cents. 8 boxes for 81 by mail sealed. The
Chiropodium Co.. =. q. Box 1923 san Francisco.
Cal. dp3O WeFrSu 6l
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{ ENUINE SPECS I5C Up 6j FOURTH ST,
y next to the bakery; sundays 7z9 Market st. In
front celebrated ladies' gIove-store, 10 5 do nos
forget the house number. fal3 I5ts
The morning call., 1892-01-20

HAD A TOOTH so TENDER (THE NERVE
L was nearly exposed) il would hardly bear touch
Ing. The Boston Dental ASSN OF u Powell st., by
their process eXCavated and filed it without
pain. +. w. JOY. Druggist, Post and Mason cod &
The morning call., 1892-01-20

MARY B., WISH SEE YOU AT ONCE. 1875
wi Railroad ave AIameda. -
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nANCISG-PRIVATE LESSONS ANY TIME:
- classes for beginners Monday and Wednesday
evenings. LOVES Academy, 5O7 suffer ST. - SIS
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A Ii LADIES KNOW IT Is BETTER TO USE
y sure preventive than take medicine or IN
dergO a dangerous operation; my remedy never
faiIc: simple and harmless; 81. NINE. THOR
LLAl. lO5 StOckLOn 81. Room 81. iall q
The morning call., 1892-01-20

SUPERIOR HOME IN PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
- one or more little children: best oil care. pleas
ant house; sunny grounds reference IL desired. 23
Glen Park ave, OF Twelfth 81, bet Mission an
Howard, tall l5t
The morning call., 1892-01-20

IN THE NSTALLMENT PLAN-ORESS-GJJOA
~ silks. seaskins and seaette ClOaks also carpsGA
furniture lacecurtalRS bianksss aud foldinS-bsdS
at III. FRIEDMAN & cos 22S aud 23J Stockton
St why pay ready money when you can buy tusi
as cheap BY making small cash payment d0WG.
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF our
stock Is respectfully solicited orders oy mstl for
GOODS or samples promptly attended to 2ZS aad
$50 stockton, and % Post; open evenings Is. =
The morning call., 1892-01-20

NINE BELLS HAIR DRESSING AND BLEACH
W ing psrOTs; every fourth customer free: hrst-
class work Ouly. 921 Market ST. Jalq I'm
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DERSONAL-SIO. 900 Is AWAITING + J. PER
L Gil, OF PURCELL, who in 1887 was witness 10
q Will ia Hotel AiJenarle, san Diego, Cal the
above sum is yours IL you viii come forward aud
give evidence in this case. Any evidence Is 20 II
PERClL'S present whereabouts Will be most I5er-
ally rewarded. Address > NJ WHITE, 1888 Arcade
Building, Cleveland. ohio. falls
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EOLDING BEDS-EXAAINE OUR 40. zoos:
y mrrored, with large plate 1Sx40; walnut OAK,
cherry ana 18th century; cash price elsewhere $50.
our inst2ment price reduced TO $40 country orders
packed, shipped free TO any depot. N. FRIEDMAN
& CO, 2ZS and $50 Stockton ST., 237 Post.
StocktOn; open evenings. del3 q
The morning call., 1892-01-20

- Mission Road Deckl-A Mass
~ meeting Of proper y-Owners OF the Mission
81. widening district VIII be held at Stanford Hail.
Mission and Twenty eighth SITS, THURSDAY
EVENING, January 2lsL at O'Clock to take
action on tho negectful course OF city Fathers
toward the Improvement OF Mission ST. and the
proper lighting OF the locality. Judge Sanlersou.
Supervisor Tabgr, Superintendent Gi.leran and the
StTeet-iight Committee requested 10 attend
Refreshments tree. by order OF
laZO IT. COMMITTEE
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FINANCIAL,

FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN ON SECOND MORTGAGE;
U1 mortgages bought. BAILEY. 7l9 Market 80 m
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold and tewery by mall TO the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST. SSa
francisco; 1 Will send by return matt the cash; IL
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 6S8 kearny St, the only corporation that lends
money on aiamOnds. watches: low intsrasL OoAst
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10 AND SEE MRS. BELL, SHE w III. tEAi.
u you past and future; satisfaction or no pay IS
Sixth. 1a2O IT.
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- Annual Meeting-the RaguIa An
~ nual meeting of the stockholders OF tho
Head Center Consolidated Mining Company Will
be held at the office OF the company No 40
Pine ST.. Rooms 10 and II, San Francisco Call
fornla, THURSDAY. the 18th DAY OF Janu-
airy, 1892. at the hour OF l O'Clock p NJ for
the purpose OF electIng Board OF Directors to
serve for the ensuing year. and tho transaction of
such other business as may come before the meet
ing, Transfer books Will close on MONDAY, Janu-
airy 20, 1892, at O'Clock p. NJ.
J. w. PEW, Secretary.
once, No. $40 Pine ST., Rooms Is and II San
Francisco California. faI3 td
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PsrOT goods. 81 styles of Bed Suits. Mattresses,
Bedding, Carpets, CIoaks, Jack cts, Wraps or any
thing you require. Terms cash, or time payments
Ia nit
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= no = cCIIC,I, = - -~->->~--->~
GAN FRANCISCO, CAL, JANUARY lS. 1892
- Agreement OF diSsolution-The firm of McRAE
& DUANE. composed of d. MCBAE and J. f.
DUANE, doing business at POS Fourth ST. San
Francisco Cal, Is hereby dissolved by mutual con.
sent, ID. MCkAE continuing the business assuming
Nil liabilities OF the firm and collecting ali debts due
the firm D. McRAE
). +. DUANE.
witness: L. II. BUTCHER. lt
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RS7 Triggers and Stevcdores' Inion As
~ soCiatiOn-A special meeting OF this agsoCfa-
ton Will De held THURSDAY EVENING. January
ST. a. 80 o'clock, FOR the election OF officers Tor
The ensuing term. fun attendance is requested.
by order 7. +. BRYANT Pres.
J.. f. DI RHAA Rec. sec.
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CONTRACTORS AND Bull DERs.
JAMES McCONAHEY, CARPENTER AND
81 builder, l22 Eddy-JObbing. repairing attended;
store aud once fitting specially. Teleph'e 342S Iy
/ LAWRENCE CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
- 6l9 Sacram ento St cabinet work and fitting an
efhces promptly attended,; telephone 300 ml5I
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FINEST LIFE-SIZE PORTRAITS $40. NEW
i y rk GALLERY, IA Market Sc ocIO6m
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EOUND-THE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
instruments in the State; low prices iarys
stock; satisfaction guaranteed Pioneer Music store
Z. c. KEENE 3 Third St cor Market nolI Il
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SCIENTIFIC LADY TAILOR SYSTEM-PRO-
- FESSOK MALPAR Will give free lessons In
dress-cuttng until February It'll; no chart scale or
measure used; make your dresses while learn
ing; lady Ga attend lnce. 3lS hearny, Room II %