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Fr.xxrI DEp.KrnrSr.

as Remnants Embroidered flannels, Cream
and CO. ors. IN lensths suitable nor ladies' aud
ci.ilcren'e skirts.
:}0RsmnAnts Homespun skirtine FlanDels In
PLAIN COLOR and stripes. ienstiss rum % 3
AL REDUcED TO HALF PRICE.
(second hoor.-...-....-.......1lths a. buildinGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-11
MusLIs UsrERwEaR DEPARTMENT.

Cambria Walking skirt. deep rune. .odee.
with 6-inch Florentine lace. tucks and inser1ins
above. Reduced from sd as 10 ESQ.
3 silk Dressing Sarques full fronts. JACKIE
effect. ruffie Of crepe around neck and bottom
and down either side OF front Reduced FROM
els 30 to SlO.
(Second 10th IT. buildfnG.D
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R1Rnos DEpaRTNENr.

5cut pieces Fine Quality 4j4-inch BroosdeJ
Ribbon. In two shades OF Tan. two Of Brown
and one of DARK Green. Reduced TO pc. yard.
6cut pieces finch sasln and GrOs Grain Rib
bon in Mahogany. ADsiuthe. Mouse. Terri
Gotta, Gobelin and Garnet. Reduced TO Dos.
yard.
"a irst nder skyligll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-11
REMNANTS Or SILK GRENADINES In
BLAcK

10 yards 24-inch Hermann aRENADINE,
In BLACK. with BLACK clover leaf. Former
price. SIS. REMNANT PRICE, aIO for
piece.
Tx yards 24-inch BLACK ALL-SILK
GRENADINE, with narrow SATIN STRIPE
Former price, SIC. REMNANT PRICE. 90
for piece.
1lA yards 24-inch BLACK ALL-sILK
ahENADINE. with h-inch SATIN STRIPE.
Eormer price, els REMNANT PRICE,
el1. IS for piece.
1lh yards 24-inch BLACK SILK 0RENA.
OiNE. with l-inch SATIN STRIPE. Former
price Slo. REMNANT PRICE. Is for piece.
~ yards 24-inch BLACK SILK GRENA-
DINE, with 1-inch SATIN STRIPE Former
price. Slo. REMNANT PRICE. 90 for piece
121s yards 24-inch BLACK MEXICAN GREN.
ADINE. Former price. s26. REMNANT
PRICE, sl6 foe piece
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CORSET DEPARrMESr.
pair &C. p" Venus Corsets. slightly soiled.
Size -. Reduced from 81. - t. s2 -.
(second hoor....... Annex 20 10th st. build NJ
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Doursric DRrss Goops DEp.H;

Remnants GinghAms IN lencths from Ii 20
Gu yards Reduced from l2bs to Zoe. yard.
Remnants CaioOes IN lengths from IL 10 N
yards. Reduced from 10 DC. yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-11

ODp SIZES In Wool UNDERWEAR.
3 LADIES' FAST BLACK RIBBED WOOL.
VESTS. medium size. Regular price, sl.65.
REMNANT PRICE. Csc each.
LADIES' ASTRAKHAN WOOL VESTS.
Size 20. Regular price, Sl.2o. REMNANT
&c. EACH.
5pairs BOYS RED Atwood DRAWERS.
Sizes %. 30 and "a. Former price, 75c.. SSc
and 81. REMNANT PRICE,
3lc. PAIR.
S INFANTS HAND KNIT VESTS. Resu-
lar price. SOC. REMNANT PRICE.
lie. EACH.
pairs CHILDREN's WHITE MERINo
PANTS. Size 20. Former price. 45c. REM
NANT PRICE.
l9c PAIR.
10 LADIES' WHITE and SCARLET FINE
RIBBED WOOL VESTS. Sizes 2. and l.
Former value, 81 rs. REMNANT PRICE.
79c. EACH
3pairs LADIES' SCARLET RIBBED DRAW
Frs. very nne. Former price, Il. so. REM.
NANT PRICE,
$50. PAIR.
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NEcKxrAR DEpARrnENr.

6cut pieces side-plaited surah Ruffiine In
Cream. MATS, Tan. Lilac, Gray and Cardinal
Reduced 10 .s5c. q yard
(flrst moor. secolld annen.l
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. EIiue arrived ii Bar
Ilarbor ON the lo.l5ti4lin SATURDAY fore
noon and were driven directly 10 sian
wood. their summer residence
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TO PROVE 2Ss m 1A5EH e.

On and after October |, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that in case it does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pepsia Headache, Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating, Palpitation of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
vousness, Loss of Sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity Of the Appetite, Peurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why will it cure? Be
cause it is Relaxing, Purifying, Soothing,
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morphia. 1t is harmless to the smallest
child; children like it, and it is far superior
to Castor Oil and all other preparations
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup, None genuine unless bearing our
trademark, the Beaver
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-16
Miss Myra II. French Of The Forl


Miss Myra II. French of The Forks
wis in town Saturday.
Rev. &. W. IIinckley ST Good Will
Home was in town Monday.
J. l.. keedy, WHO Is Supplying the
church at East Madison. j. spending the
day in town.
&. F. Denni, of Madison want, to sell
his farm. one of the hr-t on hundred
acre farms in town. ~.
Mr.. Fred '. Gilman. @ho ha- charge
of the Boston store, passed lhe sabbath
AT his home in Pennington.
r. W. TIaines will not open Nous
Island until after .Iul' til. thi- sra.an.
and possibly not until tn l2ih.
The latest is to thu effect thai the
date of the return engagement Of
Faust" is postponed inlciiniily.
Congressman Mllihen -pol>e al No.
Arson Monday evening. and at Madison
Bridge on the Arson -l. Tuesday EVEN
ing.
Jas. u. Partridge will furnish the
violin music at Mouse Island thi> >ra-on
and his sister. Mis- Aunie Partridge
will preside at the piano.
+. X. Delano, the baker j. doing Il
rushing business, and Ii. tind> hi, daily
run to Madison Bridge biz success.
lie bakes up ten barrel, OF flour weekly.
The daughter Of Nathau Fowler ol
Malbon's Mills. Mi>, llulda. Who i a
student in our High school. entertained
the members of her cla,> al her llomc Oh
Friday night last, tn occasion being in
the way of leap var party. II Wa Il
very pleasant affair.
In the races at Dexter Saturday lasl
the 20 class was Won by fnnarl Ir. Il
former SkoWhcgan hogsr: he,i time 23t
IL. Lilly Mae owned by A. l.. Burril OF
this place got third money. In the 2.5t
class the pacing mare, kilty H., owned
by {. IL. Burrill Won 'lrd money.
Frank W. I.add moved li, household
goods TO Milo, his former home on last
Friday. His pleasant family will be
greatly missed by the many friend, thai
they have made her during their resi-
denrc of five years Mr.. Ialid will re-
main in town through ihc -umner
----s
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine arrived II Ban
E Ilarbor ON the l0.li train saturday fore
noon and were driven directly 10 StHu-
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with the best of satisfaction. In my esti-
nation there is no preparation equals it
for the cure of Dyspepsia. One of its
extra qualities is that it gives almost
instant relief for all distress caused by food
or water. | have sold it to my customers
and in all cases it has proved its merits.
and | safely recommend it to any one
troubled with disordered stomach. No one
can help praising it after giving it trial.
Yours respectfully,
FRED BURGESS
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Business Notices.

300 stitches pcrminuie g:ine,. aud one
third of your strength saved, hl pulchas-
ing STANDARD" rotary shuttle sewing
machine at smiths Music Store.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-16

TIE SOMERSET REPORTER Is for sale
at Bixby X Bucks and George Cushing's
Weekly. s pages. 4 cents. semi-Weck-
" 1. pages, , cents.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-16

SKODA'SL ITTLE
Mild. Safe. Efficient. Far SUI
ache and Liver Complaint
nothing can equal these Tab
lets. With the DISCOVERY
they cure Rheumatism. so in
Il box only 81 cts.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
SHOOTING THE BULLSEYE.
Good Scoring at the Shell
Mound Ranges.
The San Francisco scheutzen vereins Cele.
brate Their Thirty Fourth Anniversary
With Shooting and Dancing.

A joyous crowd thronged the time hon.
ored gardens at Shell Mound Park all yes-
terday from early morning until dewy eve.
The occasion was the celebration of the,
thirty-fOurth anniversary and prize shoot
ing OF the San Francisco Schuetzen Verein,
and the principal events of the day were, of
course, the open bullseye shoot, for which
all eomers willing TO Try their skill with the
rife against the renowned crack marksmen
of the Schnetzen Verein were invited to
enter.
Upward OF fifty clubmen and others
ayalled themselves Of this opportunity, and
some wonderful shooting was witnessed.
The maker of the best "bullseyo7 Is to be
tho winner and not the scorer of the largest
number, as ia usual The "bullseyes" will
not be measured up until to-day, so that the
name of the men who will take the biggest
share OF the $500 prize money will not be
known until this afternoon.
In addition to- this there was the regular
club company target shoot for members
only. This was brought TO conclusion in
the afternoon. l.. n. RiZau and II. Stellng
coming out even, with scare of sixty-six
each. The ether competors making a SEQ. e
of sixty aud upward ars as follows
u. A. Schultz 64. Philo Jacoby 63, b.
+. Brnse 90. l.. Bendel So, IL.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
A CURIOUS RAIL WAY.
Ii Is Not Very Long, but Runs In MANY
Queer Zigzrgs.
Pearson's Weekly

There are few more interesting engineer
Ing achievements than the little narrow
gauge railroad running to Caracas, the
capital OF Venezuela. from its seaport
La Guayra. The distance between the two
cities as the crow fles-supposng for the
moment that be could fly through noun
tains-iS only six miles; but the railway
connecting them is % miles in length, and
constantly twists and turns on itself.
The road runs in zigZag fashion I'D the
mountain 10 an altitude of about 5000 feet
above its starting point and then descends
some 1900 feet in the same manner into the
valley Of Caracas.
Twenty-Five thousand rails we're used in
laying the track, and of these over 18, 600
are bent. 1t is jestingly said that the en- gi-
neer almost died OF broken heart because
he could invent no excuse for bending the
remaining 1000. He did his best, however.
and no one who has to ride over the line
and tnds himself shaken at every one OF
the 346 sharp twists which the track makes
will find IL in his heart to condemn the poor
man Tor not making perfect job.
Two passenger trains pass over the road
daily. leaving La Guayra at s 80 in the IN oru-
ing and at $3.50 in the afternoon, making the
journey in two and a half hours. This is a
speed, exclusive OF stops, of not quite ten
miles an hour.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
SouYenira. Of CrIma-

The Exhibits" brought forward In the
trial OF Eyraud and Gabrielle Bompard for
the murder Of Gouffe were recently sold in
Paris by auction. They included the trunk
In which the corpse Of the murdered hussier
had been removed, the two boxes which
Eyraud had used during his travels in
America, together with one that had be-
longed TO Gabrielle Bompard, and the
girdle with which the unfortunate Gouffs
had been strangled The entire lot of sou
venirs of the crime was bought for S10O by
Dolary's clerk acting for a son-in-law of
Gouffe. who wished TO prevent them from
falling into the hands of persons who would
place them on exhibition
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Zecher e., A. Moeker 6l. F. At
finger 60, II. Hurlbert 60 and II: Tetjen CO.
The prizes will be distributed ut the club
social: (which takes place at Germania Hall
on Wednesday evening, the 14th inst.
There was also a bowling competition,
and hundreds:of merry couples indnlged in
the light fantastic to the strains of an. ex-
cellent baud in the pavilion. The whole
@.affair was a. pronounced success. and the
=officers:of the club may congratulate: then-:
selves ON the HARMONIOUS result of~tieir
::th{rty-fourth.. anniversary celebration. ..
The morning call., 1892-09-05
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
".".oF.."..
Choice City Properties
AT sALEsRooM OF
THE cARNALL-HOpKINS CO.,
624 MARKET ST.,
THIS DAY.
........sEPTEMBER s, 1892
AT IL O'CLOCK M,


First-Southwest corner Golden Gate ave. and
Larkin ST.; 1913 feet on Larkia, 81 feet on Golden
Gate ave-; improvements. 2 houses of IL rooms
each and one OF rooms; rental $l77 75pcr IN onth ;
this property belongs to the estate OF Martin Kelly
deceased and Will be sold subject to the approval
OF the Probate Court
Seeond-Lor 25xg0. east line of Webster ST., 25
feet south OF O'Farrell improvements. flats--Lwo
OF rooms each and of with BATH and mod
ern Improvements; rental SO per mouth; terms at
sale.
Third-Psrcel at southwest corner OF Potrero ave.
ana Army 81; 500 feet on Potrero ave-, lS0 feet
Army ST.. this property subdiyides into 10 elegant
lots terms at sale
Fourth-4 Parkside lots. 25xI2O each: east line OF
Ninth ave- between and Sta; at new Sth-ave.
entrance to Golden Gate Park; streets graded and
interest per cent.
Flfth-3 elegant lots grade. 25xl 90 EACH front
ing Golden Gate Park bet. Sth and 9th aYes.. ad-
joining Olympic Club Grounds: fronting the Park
and Ocean Railroad, and Will soon be reached by
the Metropolitan Electric and Omnibus Railroad
lines; terms one-quarter cash. balance in semi
annual payments. interest per cent per annum.
biIth-b beautiful lots IN Ashbury Heights: 25XSO
each; east line OF fremont ave. bet Frederick and
18th ST. extensions street graded, macadamiZed and
severed: stone sidewalks land: terms, one-ffth
cash balance In semEannual payments; interest
ofice.
Seventh-Two-story house OF rooms bath ana
basement, on north side of Haight ST., bet Brod-
erick aud Baker; building new, and contains sll
modern Improvements; good view OF city; lot 27:6
1875
Eighth-Two fine fats OF and rooms each con-
taining BATH laundry. basement and ali M odern i'm
proyements; building new and IN fine condition;
lot 23x6S:9i south side Bush ST., west OF Taylor;
Income $llO per month
The morning call., 1892-09-05

:. LfI:ES IN DE ATH.

Calm Death. God or crossed hands and passionless
Th6n ji5jl. that never heeddst Gitt or prayer. ::
Men hrihdIy Gait thee cruel unaware
ThzI.eyery thEng Is dssrer since u dies.
W6Tn by The c1Iatn OF Years, WI Jtireut surprise
The. wise.Inan .wkleolneSs thee and leaves the
OF. noisy tpn6hiE gladly. ard his share,
He chose iOtili mad lFte sHd windy skies - -.
Passions and 3rea ms bf the fever and fret
OF Eeif:s5etJ Va and petty when we gaze
:OH the .iE E'ert6JgS ords Nsho have no breath
Atoms or words. We call CEam lifeless, yet
80 In thee they: are daEtIe. GeSper ei d2ys, -.
Pure. ever ast IL g.Al- Consuming Death
-. - .-Ehambers Journal.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
M. J. SIMMONS, AUCTl0NEER,
WILL SEIL TOMORROW

Tuesday ay....................sept mber 6, 1902,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ at the residence,
1902 Laguns St, corner Geary, all OF the Elegant
Furniture Grand Rosewood Upright Piano Rich
U hoistery, Fine Persian Bronze Ornaments;
Rare Etchincs and Oil Paintings, Fine Carpets,
etc, comprising part: Elegant Mahogany frame
Parior Suit, upholstered in the most costly mater-
ais: odd ParlOr Chars and Diyans in rich embroid
erded satin; Grand Rosewood Upright Piano
Handsome Ebony Etagere; Fine bohemian and 9TH
or Vases; Fine Etchings and OH paintings: Nearly
New Body Brussels Carpets; Elegant Walnut and
Oak Bedroom sets. with large DreSserS, Handsome
Andrews aud Burr Folding Beds, Hair Mattresses
Down Pillows etc. : Elegant SIdebosrd; Extension
Table and Chairs to match; CrockeTy; Glassware
otc. walnut Hall stand and Stair Carpets, and q
largo line of other very desirable goods.
NJ j. SIMMONS. Auctioneer.
Ef-F Fine house for rent. ot
The morning call., 1892-09-05

The points Of the compass can he told
from trees by the following simple observa-
tions: The side of the trees on which most
of the moss is found is the north. Ii the tree
be exposed to the sun the heaviest and
longest limbs will be on the south side.
The morning call., 1892-09-05

And In. accordance with law and an order OF
the board oe directors. mads the 10Th dsy OF
July, 1892 so many shares OF each parcel of such
stock may be necessary. viii DO sold at public
auction at the ofice of tho company. $40 Pins
street. rooms 10 and II. San Frsnelsco Cali
fornia. on THURSDAY. the 9Th day OF September.
1899. at the hour OF O'Clock p. NJ. of said day to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses or sale.
j. W. PEW. Secretary,
Once-3l0 Pine street, rooms is and ii. Ssa
francisco, California;
The morning call., 1892-09-05

An orange fad is among the possibilities
OF the day. Free consumption of tho fruit
is said to be good for the complexion. and
many ladies are testing the claim,
The morning call., 1892-09-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

N. line OF surter St, 1875 feet w of Scott-By
order Of administrator SO undi ylded interests in
N hne OF Sutter ST.. 1876 feet w OF Scott. thence
W. 1875 feet, thence y. .164: i feet thence f.
1877 70 feet. thence S. "a 4 feet; on The premises
is 2-story dwelling OF II rooms. bath etc; brick
foundstion stable in rear; street ami sidewalk In
elegant shape; good opportunity for large piece
1874 i feet Terms-Cash; subject TO confirm alton
of the Superior Court.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
GEO. F. LhMS0a.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

I)ELiNQUEET SALE NoTICE-KENrUCK coz.
cpai uaed pisc 81 Mining COMPANY Location Of pra.
oI worhs'- sold Hall, Storey County New
N0uee~ Ihero are delinquent upon the follovinx
SescriOeu stock, On account OF Rssossmsnt No
levied on the fifteenth day OF July 1872 The ss1 -
eraI amounts set opp0Site,the names OF the reaDse
ffHA ShnrahnIfArs % Il - ~ AoeHoS
The morning call., 1892-09-05
a thrysanthemum Show.

at the meeting of the California State
floral society 10 be held on the 18th inst,
the fall exhibition and the chrysanthemunl
show will be discussed.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the Postotice at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY. Septemb r s. 1882
Be To obtain any OF these letters the appIcs Mt
must call for Advertised Letters" and Give tn
date OF the list II not called for withn two weeks
they will be sent TO the Dead-tette- Onice
The morning call., 1892-09-05

E. line of Broderick ST.. los feet ..of California
Three elegant residence LOTS all ready for building
fine surroundings street severed; graded and mae
adamized; beautiful home lots: examine these Cal
ifornia and Sacramento sts. cables, 2 large lots.
each OF 27:71sxl10 feet, and lot OF " 61s2: 70
feet.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

7 NEW CITY HALL CLOSES OCTOBER Is
II 1892. once open Saturday evenings to 8
O'Clock. la23 TO ocl5l WM A. BROWN Registrar.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
THE CARNALL-HOPKINS CO.
624 Market Street,
OPPOSITE PALACE HorEL).
VIM. BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer.
au28 SuTuThSuMo st

EDWARD 5. SPEAR & CO.,
Furniture. Book and General Auctionssrs,
81 and 33 Sutter street.
TOMORROW
Tuesday....... ...........S epte mber 8, 1902,
AT IL O'Clock a. NJ on the premises,
917 LARKIN ST., BET. GEARY AND POST,
The morning call., 1892-09-05
THE FINE PARLOR AND BEDROOM
EsU H NJ Z TT u RE
20 wELL-FuRNIsHEp ROOMS,

20 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS,
COMPRISING.
OAK, Walnut and Ash Chamber Suits; Spring and
Cured Hair Mattresses: Feather Pillows and
BOlsters; Mission Blankets and Bed Linen;
wardrobes; Bed Lounges; Easy Chairs: Parlor
Suits; Parlor and Library Tables; Lace Cur
tsins; Shades; Toilet Crockery Body and
Tapestry Brussels Carpets: Rugs; Diningroom
and Kitchen Furnlture, etc.
EDWARD : SPEAR & CO, Auctioneers
se5 2t 3l-Y3 Suffer- street
The morning call., 1892-09-05

Borch. Harold 2
Bcrch. DR. ID
BorgiiD. Miss Emma O
Bossert, p
Eonsfieid, VIM
Bowen. Mrs ] oulse 2
Bowers. Frank
Boyd. Mrs Linea
BoSGston, Mrs NJ
B0yle,' Miss Mamie
: Bradford, Charles z.
Bradley; j G. =
Bradley, MISS Maud
:. Bramans Arthur
Bramab, A -.
BTOggt a l.
Brandon. Miss Maggie
Bree,.AIl X
BreIten bach. CA
Brett, F..
:. Breur, Miss Adele
Breuseh', Gustav
..Brltten.. A:A
Bradein, Mrs NJ j.
Brodwlck, Elsie j
Broadhurst. .Jno b
Brominer,. Miss rherese
Brown, Miss Alice NJ
Brown, Miss Elene
Brown, E W
Brown, Frank
Brown, JIG
Brown, .Jno.
Brown Mrs M
Brown, P d
Bruce, Miss Ellen A
Brune, Alfred
Buck, w w
BugDee, Mrs Annie
Bunant. Arthur
: Bunker. Miss Myrtle
Burke. j X
BurlIngane, Mrs II 9
Burn cit, Miss Slina
Bnrri, III 50 Hessma
Bush, A G
Bulan, Mrs Sadie
BY un, Mi
Byrne, Miss Mary
Bycke, Nj
Cohn. NJ
Cohu. Miss Minnie
=. Cohen, Rudolph
Collins, Miss (1l1 stock
ton ST.
Collins. Miss Jennie
Collins, Miss Kitty
Collin, Miss Ruth
Conan, Mrs Lena
Condit. Rev j Nj
Condor, j q
Cone, Frank f
Continental OIL Co
Converse, Mrs j M
Cooke. Mrs Emily
Cook, Mrs Lydia
Cook, Mrs T
COombs. Mrs Fred
Copple, ID e
Copps. Mrs J L
Corbett. Patrick
C0Tdeil. K Charles
Cosgrove. Miss K
Clancy, Patrick
Coult, } II
Cragle. DR.
Craw. Miss IdaM
Crawford. Mrs Mary z
Crisp. Mrs Lola T.
Crooks. j
Grove. Miss Sadie
Croweli, G w
Cuadro, Mrs 1928 Ninth)
Cullen. Miss Annie
Cummings, Mrs Agnes
Cummings, Miss Pleeta
Cummings, Mrs NJ
Curley. ben
Cursen. Miss LIzzy
Denney, J
Denay, Mrs Minnie
Dbticos. Dr Ranso
Dicgey, Geo 5
Dietrich, august
DellSSer. Mrs Alexander
Diyet. Miss s j
Dixon. u ii
Dixon, John z
Dodd, Miss Minnie
Doe. John
DOnnelly, Catherine NJ
Donzel, Mrs Alice
Dorian, Thos 4
Dor fer, John
Downs. Z f
Drew, &
Driskeill. Mrs B A
Dugan. Miss Rooe
Dunno. Mrs Jane
Durham, Mrs Ii A
Burning. h
Dyer, Mrs John
Deutaid, 4 G
Ellis. Miss Kate
Ellis. Tom 2
Elder, Frank 8
Emes. Mrs j E
Enberg, p T.
Evens, Mrs John
Evsrts, FRANK II
Flannery, T
John
Fletcher, Willie
foutaine, Mrs Frank
Forester. Mrs : +
Forrest. Mrs Matte
Foster. J 7 ana Mrs
Fowler, W II
FRANKIE. Hermann
Franklin, Mrs Charlotte
fEasermore, - 8
Freeman. Frank
Friedman, Miss Beckie
Fullaway, William
FulwIder, Mrs Lizzie
Gordan. s
Gould. Edison
Goulden. Miss Agnes NJ
Graham. George
Graves cara
Gray. Charles
Gray, William
Greenlaw. Charles r
Greenbaum II Co (Tailors)
Green. MIS- + NJ
Greene. George NJ
Green. W A
Gre enlAw, Andrew
Gregory, Victor J
GrOgan. Is
GTonhat, Wiktar
c E2
Gruberg, Miss Charlotte
Cunning. Mrs II J
union. Mrs & L II
Guye. Miss L NJ
Heuder. Frank
Hewey, u
Hewson, George
Higgins, Miss Nellie z
Hilf- Mlss NnIa
The morning call., 1892-09-05
NE. cor. CALIFORNIA AND BAKER SIS.
NEsTERN AnDITIoN IMPROYED CORNER.

NV. cor. of Turk and Scott sts.-A fine, improved
corner in a business district store and rdon'
below; tenement OF rooms and bath aboyei also
stable Tor horses; rent S62 SO: lot 29x50. -;
Also large lot adjoining on Scott ST., as per dla
gram; lot $3.50; entire. 63x50; McAllister,st
cable.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-09

]. II. llarps and \. Rhodes will open
a butcher shop in the old Ballard build
ing, on the corner of Sherman and
Third streets, about the 18th of this
month. Mr.. Harps has had fifteen
years experience in eastern cities and
thoroughly understands every branch
of the business. They are both genial
and obliging gentlemen, and We be
speak for them liberal patronage aud
financial success.
Mr.. ID. W. Wait who was with c. W
Miller's surveying party last summer
returned last week from Wisconsin
where he passed the winter visiting
relatives and friends. He is in the field
again this summer with the same party
and informs us that Mr.. Miller La
practically finished sectioniziug the
purchased portion of the reservation
Mr.. Miller expects to finish meandering
the lake by Aug. lst AS soon rs this
work is completed the settlers can Gle
on their locations.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-09

the above AFFIDAVIT by her subscribed In
her belief Is true.
Before Ne,
GEO. w. PREscOTT,
lsEAL. Notary Public.
In her sad position the last victim Of
his hellish deeds has the sympathy Of
the entire community. No words Of
censure, none Of blame are attached to
her; but expressions Of sympathy are
many and while her misfortune has
almost Frustrated her she las some
consolation in knowing that she is en-
tirely blameless and is the victim OF a
base deceiver who deserves at least life
imprisonment in the penitentiary, and
we are sorry he made his escape.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-09

May 70, 1899.
Personally appeared the above named
Martha +. Oshier and made oath that