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DEEs~M 4&ERs.

LIRS T-CLASS DRESS-MAkEk, JUST FROM
L the East would ike TO so into q few families;
S. day, if no satisfaction no pay. Address y. L.,
Box 33. CALL once. ia26 Il
DRESSMAKER- g. PER DAY: GOOD FITTER
u MRS. R. II. POND, 1872 Bush st. jas Tyr
9OS TURK ST-STYLISH AND PERFECT FIT
OUO suits made; s. so up;work guarante ID. / ? I'm
NIISSES CRTON. 5O2 MASON ST. NEAR POST;
wi stylish dreSSmakrTs. we do work to please YOU
neatly quickly and to your entire satisfaction i3 Il
OUTS FROM So so Up. STYLIsALY DRAPED
~ 10 Stockton st, doors from GesrY. jal2 II
mo FOLSOM ST STYLISH DRESS AND
IL - cloak making; children and misses suits
speciality; 50 upward; goods spoiled replaced; ht
guaranteed. lag Ban
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FOLDING BEDS-EX ANIME OUR NO. zoos;
i mirroTed. with large plate lSx4O; walnut oak
cherry and 18th century; cash price elsewhere $50.
our nStaiiment price reduced to $40 country orders
q CO., 22S and $50 Stockton ST., 237 Post. cor
StOCRtOu; open evenings. deI3tf
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DFRSONAL-STOP COUGHING $1,000 Re
/ ward for q case OF throat lung trouble, last
stages excepted, which cannot be relieved by
proper use OF DR.. X Stones Bronchial Waters; 25c
a box at druggists. For samples send lOc TO STONE
MED. CO., Chicago. Ill. oc3 6m SaSu
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DAN! RAIN! RAIN UMBRELLAS PARA
u soils manufactured and repaired BARR'S, 323
Bush ST
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ASTIiuLOGT.

NINE. MOREAU. - FOURTH Sr., FORTUNE
w teller clairyOyant; hfe-reader fee 25c. ia3O =
MRS. BRYANT-TEST MEDIUM AND CLAIR
NJ vOyant % ~ Sixth St. Room 7. Jazz So
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRVOYANT HAS RE-
4I moved 10 IL Taylor ST., Room 8: fee 5Oc.o24 u
NJ ME DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC RENEALER
IVA by eggs aud cards; tells entire lfe past present
future; consultations on all affairs nothing ov-
cCpted; name given, valuable advice and sure helm.
restores lost love By sympathy; mistake impossible
diseases cured; fee ST. letter 50 50 Kearny - Nv
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The following music VIII be rendered in
Golden Gate Park this and tomorrow aft
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PARTNER SHIP NOTICES

DISSOLUTION OF PARTN ERSHIP-M j. COIN
- mas disnosed OF his interest in the firm OF
oChoENFELD COIN to II. n. SCHOENFELD
VINO WIZ assume the liabilities and collect the as
sets OF the late frm. ia2T 3t$
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I ARGE STOCK TRIMMED HATS AND MIL
} linery trimmings at a sacrifice. MRS. r II.
JONES, | 2O4 * 1908 Stockton, AMI 1000 Fillmore.
ial7 IN
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CO IN FOR A DOZEN CABINETS AND ONE
II L ~ Iar-e photo. First-class WORK guaranteed
at WILSON'S Gallery, % Kearny ST. ie24 u
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON GOOD SECURITY AT REASON
w able rates. BAILEY. 719 Market ST. ia29 I'm
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD Ar
Nl Security Loan Bank lI06 Market st. mr. Mason.
private entrance Turk n. }. FRANKLIN&CO 6m
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Il First Methodist EpisoopaI Church.
To- Woodbridge Presbyterian Chmroh

I 20 Woodbridge Presbyterian Church
L5~S cor OF Twentieth aud Capp sts.-Rev ! ~
scott Will preach sunday at IL A. NJ. and "a p n
Morning subject: " rhe Wedding Carmen ;;
school at IL 30 2. NJ, James Graham ShperInfeng
eut. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening an IN
All are welcome u these services. A fun attenI
auce is cordially invited.
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" buggy-washers $50 and S65; stableman, S25
and found; raiIroad-tie makers butler, $50 and
found: night clerk, IOGging-hOu5e: night cook.
Oyster-house country. S35 ana found; restaurant
porter, country 81 and found, and others. Apply
70 J. r CROSETT & Co. 62S Sacramento st. 1t
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"A ANTED MAN AND WIFE on A STOCK
" ranch man to do chores the wife to cook, $40
and found steady Job: miner, $50 a month and
found; laborer about foundry, 5 70 a day, aud
others, at W. d. EN Err & CO.'S, 626 Clay ST. 1t
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CnlRCH notices.

j nee pies SWANS. as suffer street.
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NOUNG GERMAN BAR-KEEPER. SALOON,
city, $40 butler, private family, city, 800 din
ingFOOm steward, restaurant. city, $50; laundry
man. country ho-el $50; 10 tie-maker5, lac a tie,
Z. Il. HANSEN a Co ! 10 GearE 81. II
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J7tRST-CLASS SCANDINAVIAN COOK DESIRES
j a situation Apply 10 j. Z. CROSErr u Co,
Branch 81 suit -er st. 1t
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NIIANTED-MAN or BUSINESS TACT AND
W knowledge Of horses 20 take charge of sale and
canvass in san Francisco Of article Endorsed by all
horse men and arChit, cts; no competition; some
money with good references viii secure permanent
and paw Ing business. Gail address 9j7 Eighth
ST. Oakland. ia3O Il
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DEV ROBERT MCKENZIE, d. d., WILL De-
IL liver a lecture before the Chautauqua circle
the First Presbyterian Church, Van Ness ay9,
MONDAY EVENING. February lst. Subject ::
invited ja29 30 fel
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SCIENTIFIC LADY TAILOR SYSTEN-PKO-
- FESSOR MALPAR Will give free lessons in
dresscutting until February 7th; no chart scale or
machine used; can make your dresses while learn
ing. LALY III attand lnce BIS kaarnN RnnLu
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DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
~ speciality; marriages annuiled, quick, quiet;
suits commenced in any county collections, claims,
damages, Hens, attachments, etc, enforced; legal
documents prepared suits OF every description d.
Tended prosecuted vigorously; terms reasonable;
no charge unless successful; criminal and civil
lawyers practiciug in all the courts established ID
years; references, banks and business houses y.
w. HOWE q Co, attorneys and counselOrs-aClaw
$50 Market ST.. corner Stockton. SeZO u
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A Ii PRIVATE DISEASES BAD BLOOD NERy-
Nous debility, defects; cure gUaTaut'd 5000 FOR
felt only RicOrd DispensarY. 229 hearGy; free. "
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GREAT 1IASS-NEETING OF INDEPENDENT
~ order American bakers to be held IL Third
ST., SATU EDAl, JauuIry seth, at O'Clock.
ERN EST CLAY ION, PTcsi dent.
JOIN SHARKFY. Sc. iu25 L.
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RAID on BUTTONS-TO-DAY WE COM
~ meneed sale Of buttons that viii surprise
every one; II is open dealers, manu- acturers and
everybody else; ladies fine fashionable coat aud
cloak buttons reduced from 81 dozen to l0c: fine
dress buttons 25c dozen to 2 L2c and Sc; coat and
overcoat buttons very fine at sc; 90 dozen
sorted for 81, worth regular 50 to so, over 5000
gross to offer; our remnant and handkerchief safe
Continued a few days. SMITHS CASH STORE,
4l6. AS FRONT ST; take elevator. ll2S -
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AL LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
a female specialist, MRS. DIR. GWYER, 3l1Ls
Hyde St; a private home for patients, with every
comfort jaI2 II
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WANTED FOR A CATHOLIC INS1ITU TON IN
W Montana carpenter who understands farming,
$3.50 year; shoemaker, $500 per year and found
this Institution IS supported by the Government. X.
L. WARD 4 co. COS and 20 Cray 81. 1t
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
II ing gold jewelTy books. KLEIN. TO- Sixth C
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FEMALE HIP WANTED.
WANTED-A STRONG WOMAN TO COOK
w and 10 general bouScwork in the country, SIS;
also German or scandinavian girl to cook, $50. W.
ID. EVER Il CO, 626 Clay st. 1t
W ANTED INFANTS NURSE $25: COOK.
" no wash. same house, $40 sec lady here at 10
o'clocS a. NJ; second girls, $50 and SIS: hotel
cooks, go $50 and $50: IL cooks plain wash, 3 15
ana $50: mattresses, $50 aud So 80 a week; iaun-
dresses H25, and girls for all kinds OF work al the
best of wages Apply to J. F. CROSETr a CO.
Branch 3l2 suffer St 1t
"a ANTE0-NURSEFOR GROWN CHILDREN
W In city, wages $40, must have good city refer
ply MISS PLuNhtIT, 4I4 suffer ST. 1t
"a ANTED-2 HOTEL COOKS. SO AND $50.
" chambermaid, Country hotel. S25: Iaundress
country hotel, SO; German or scandinavian cook
small family. &25 girls to ill numerous situa-
tons. city ana country hotel and private family
$50 $25 aud so. Apply G. h. HANSEN a CO.,
ITO Geary ST. 1t
NEAT YOUNG GIRL GERMAN PREFERRFD1
~ for light houseworki wages Sl2. 1907 Devlsa-
dero st. ia3O 3t*
GIRL, FROM IA TO IS, IN FAMILY OF > AP-
VI ply 500 Fnbert st ia3O 81"
WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W WORK; grown folks 232l Jackson St ia3O ST.
CCANDINAVIAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
> work. 2il0 Washington St JaS0 2t+
GERMAN GIRL TO MIND RABY AND ASSIST
" in general mouse work. 2l3 Steiner ST, near
Haight ia3O 2ts
VoUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
CIRL FOR LIGHT GENERAL HOUSEN DIRK.
" 4 Ia family: washing; $40. 1921 McAHister
St; take McAlster-st cars to Stauyan. ja3O 2t+
NURsE-GIRL WANTED; WAGES $40 IS 90
~ Cough st. ia3O 2t
Y DUNG GIRL TO HELP LIGHT HOUSEWORK
l 1905 Twentieth st, to-day IT,
"a ANTED-YOUNG GIRL ASSIST GENERAL
w housework small family. 10 TO IL a. NJ. II IL
Laguna st. Its
L1RST-CLAsS FINISHER ON CUSTOM VESTS
i 1887 Foisomst It,
"A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1916 LARKIN
" street Its
DESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL FOR COUNTRY
~ saloon; $40 week 2lS Stockton St 1t"
IA AITRESS SMALL RESTAURANT; SO WEEK;
w half days Off 2535 Suffer ST. 1t"
NIRL FOR COOKING AND GENERAL HOUSE
VI work. Can in the evening 22I3 suffer st. 1t
CIRL FOR UPSTAIRS WORK FOR AMERICAN
VI family. 700 Folks ST. Its
IA ANTED COMPETENT WOMAN FOR WASH
" ing. 1900 Laguna ST Its
GOOD GIRL FOR CHAMBERwORK IN ROOM
u ing-house. Apply III Market St Its
A sSIsTANT LADY BooK-KEEPER AND TYPE
n writer wanted; wages $50 month. Address
in own handwriting, F., Box TO- this ONCE. jazz II
GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK.
O1I2I Ellis st. ja29 tt
T ADIES-I WILL PAY LADIES A SALARY OF
II $l0 per week to work for me in their locality at
home; light work: good pay for part time; write
with stamp MRS. II. b. FARkINGroN Box 1902
Chicago, Ill JAZZ lSt sasu
nIRL UNDER 35 FOR GENERAL HOUSE
u work; 500 Apply 10 to 5, 1926 Washington
street Jag Its
"A ANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO LOOK AFTER
w children ana assist In light housework; refer
enee required. Apply 6l2 Polk ST. Ia29 3tt
The morning call., 1892-01-30

ON THEINSTALL MENT PLAN-DRESSGOODS
~ SILKS, seasnS and seslette cloaks; also carp Is
furniture, lace-curtains, blankets and fodng-beds
at n. FRIEDMAN & cos, 22S and $50 Stockton
s. Why pay ready money when you buy iG5s
81 cheap by making a small e2sh payment down,
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection 0; oar
stock is respectfully solicited: orders by mall for
goods or samples promptly attended TO Z2S and
$50 stockton, and 90 Post; open evenings l3sss
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Ii LADIES KNOW IT Is BETTER TO USE
y a sure preventive thaa take medicine or IN
derEo a dangerous operation; my remedy never
fails; simple and harmless; 81. NINE. THOR
LEAU, 105 Stockton ST., Room 81. ial7 n
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INEXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO
l. Join a theatrical troupe going East Address
Troupe BOX 40. CALL Branch once. jazz 5t%
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900 AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TIE MOST
LOU remarkable book ever published for the
money. " Tho Best Fifty BOOKS OF the Greatest
Authors 80: also biographical ietch OF each author
really IS books In one. speaks for Itself; city and
country agents wanted. THE J. DEWING CO.,
Sl3 NarEe ST. : r. tay9 If
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


A MEXICAN LADY WISHES SITUATION Ao
nurse for invalid; best city reference. Can or al
drRss Q24ln Harrison 1aA6 81.
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nr1r uANrEn-CoNr1NuEp.

THE wOMENS EDUCATIONAL AND INDUS
l. trial Union viii reopen classes in COOKING on
Thursday and Saturday mornings at $3.50 O'CLOCK,
MISS KATE WHITAKER teacher; demOnstra-
tion lessons given Thursdays PM. price 2oc.29 -
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DLUMBERS: ENAMEL SINKS, FULLER'S
L brass work. very cheap. HLFsCHMITTS 637
Clay ST. ia3O II
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A RRIVED-PROF LEONIS. ASTRAL MEDIU NJ
a and scientific adviser. II Turk st. r. 2. jazz U
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nj ME DR.. u. ATLANTA, THE HIGHLs CELE-
w brated business aud test medium. seventh
daughter. born with double veil and wonderful
gilt OF second sight, tells entire life cradle TO
grave; every hidden mystery revealed; tells OF
your dsceaSe and date when things happen;
gives advice in business. lawsuits, marriages, Dir
yOrces, deaths, uniting the separated removing all
evil influences; she has no equal; open SUNDAY;
gives name OF future hus band wife. l3Sia sixth
ST.. first floor upstairs. jsl2tt
\ Me. E-MEDICATEO BATHS: MASSAGE:
WI best patronage only. 7S3 Market L. II. 10 m
LINEST LIFE-SIZE PORTRAITS $40 NEW
i NorN Gallery, lI44 Market st oeIO6m
DIANO LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY: HALF
L hour p cents, 9Sl Market 81, Room 3. ta6 san
MARRIAGE BUREAU. as GEARY: ESTAB-
w lshed 1885 send lOc Tor details: confidential &
WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTs-rHE WEEKLY
\ GAIL in wrapper ready Tor mailing
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MALE HELP WANTED.

I1'ANTED-ENGLISH OR FRENCH BUTLER,
W $45: butler small family, 800; young man 70
cook and wait at table, $50; Frenchman on ranch,
$l5 10 take contract to clear land, etc. d Ell
ORME q ANDRE, $40 suffer st. 1t
a LABORERS. CITY WORK, 81 70 PER DAY
" and $50 and board; washer for city stable,
$40: 2 farmers, $26 handy man on ranch; wood
choppers, s. per cord hotel cook, $50: bel-boy,
Clay II
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J. So,'0jNAN. Io17l9-2llo28 Mission st, above

HEAUTY-THE COMPLEXION IS HEAUTY'S
II chief charm. Ladies, why have wrinkles, PIN
pies and sallowness? II you place yourself under
my treatment l Will remove every trace of them
and make your complexion perfect. My remedies
are harmless and viii keep the complexion lu youth
iul beauty. Ladies can my preparations at home
with perfect success. MRS. r. L. FULi on 422
Post ST. ta2S II
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OR A VERY SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND
! very reasonable weekly or monthly payments
you furnish home Tor yourself. Following
prices viii give you an idea Of a few OF our many
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Oil paintings l2Ux}5). eacb................... > 90
Dress goods, jackets, wraps, bedding, ace cur
taius, carpets mattin2s HnOleum, OitclOth. parlOr
suits lounges. or anything you require In home.
Remember, have the largest stock. largest stJra
lowest prices aud easiest terms that can be htI
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"a ANTED-A YOUNG AMERICAN TO DRIVE
W a delivery wagon: S35 month and found; city
experience and references required. Address aD-
plication A B. Box 55, this ONCE. II
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rANTED-YOUSG MAN EXPERIENCED IN
~ bookkeeping aid general Office work. Apply,
stating salary aud experience. T.. Box I47, CALL
Branch. IT.
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Va NJ. ALLINGHAM. ARTESIAN WELL-BORER
W $50 Fifth ST., y w. cor. Howard. dell "
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I ANTED-MEN WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO
W sell the Family Butter Refrigerator: big profits;
charge for rights; oregon and Washington StiI
open: price 80 cents Factory 4O5 Ninth st ia 20 -
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" lSDOW SHADES NANUFACTCRED TO } 3
W Ger by WILLIAM MCPHUN, 1875 Market u
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YOUNG NAN-TRAVEL IN COUNTRY: LARGE
j wages paid must have $50 cash to-day. to /,
Room D. 1865 Market ST. IT.
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4 GENTS WANTED tEITHER SEN TO SELL
y the Family Butter Refrigerator; retails for 80
cents; TO sell: big inducement TO active
parties; sample by mail. 400 Ninth ST. taI6 "
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CLOAKS.

Yesterday was Cloak Day. The
grand display and attractive prices
captured all in search of new and
stylish garments.
To-day we add another batch of
newness, goods just arrived. Same
low prices Of yesterday takes them.
Imported Jackets, Blouse Coats,
Box Coats, Newmarkets.
See the stylish Pacharzewsky and
De Satenisky garments, latest.
Seal Jackets and Coats, Seal Capes,
Military Fur Capes of every descrip-
ton.
Thousands of garments to select
from.
If your want is a Rough-and- Ready
for everyday use, OF thin Dress
Wrap, you can find just what you
want, and lower prices than else
where.
See the Atwood Beaver Cloth Jack
cts, tan or black, % inches long,
$3.75-a 81 garment everywhere.
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UMBRELLA SALE.

We put on sale to-day a big pur-
chase of Gloria and all-Silk Um-
brellas at grand bargain prices.
500 Pure Silk and Wove Gloria
Umbrellas, Paragon frames, Natural
Wood, crook handles, actual value
$1.50. To-days price csc.
800 Union Twill Umbrellas, Para
gon frames, Oxidized and Natural
Wood handles; $1.19. A full
$3.50 worth.
200 Extrafne quality Horn crooks,
studded with pearl $1.60. Sold
quickly a few days ago at ST. {. =,
100 Choice Umbrellas, 26 and %
inches, fine horn hoops, ivory rings,
capped with oxidized silver, S1.9S
for a full So value.
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CUT FLOWERS FOR SALE Orders taken for Designs for Weddings Parties Etc
THE WIFELY PREROGATIVE.
Brute Who Beat His Spouse for Predatory Ex'
cursiOns Into His Pockets.

Alexander Williams, proprietor of q
secondhand store and junk-shop on Ma
lott avenue. vas arrested by patrolman
battery upon his wife. Mrs. Williams says
that her husband, without cause. is in.
sanely jealous of her, and that he also &C.
cused her of taking money from his clothes.
On last Thursday night, she says, she en-.
tered o room after a night robe. and her
husband accused her of an intention to get
money from his clothes. which she lndlg-
nantly denied. He then administered O
chastisement which was anything but mod
crate. She has bruises from head to foot
as o result Of the whipping.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-22
BASEMENT.

500 Imported Rose Bowlers, as
sorted cOlOrs, 2Jc each
Genuine Haviland & Co.'s "a inch
Dinner Plates, richly decorated,
$3.50 doz.
12-Piece Decorated Toilet Sets, with
Jar, $3.0S.
Imported China Coffee Cups and
Saucers and Plates, with wide gold
bands, 19c a set.
Large Willow Clothes Hampers,
73c each.
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TABLE LINENS.

This department is now full to
overlooking. All the choice new
patterns in Table Damasks and Nap
kins to match. Sets from q yards
to Al yards long.
Achoice selection of Stamped Linen
in Trays, Lunch Cloths, Scarfs and
Stand Covers.
If you have a want in Linens we
a meet your wants and give you
prices lower than elsewhere.
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Took Away His Cannon.

George Whalen went into George Diluse's ga
loon at the corner of Noble and Georgia streets
and wanted the bartender to "set 'em up" The
bartender declined with respects and whalen
drew q revolver about eighteen inches long, and
the bartender, instead Of being 'bluffed.' pro.
ceeded to take the dangerous toy from Whalen.
man Laughlin arrested Whalen for drawing n
deadly weapon. Whalen says he was going
hunting with the revolver and when he entered
the saloon the bartender, on account OF former
trouble. thought the gun was to be used on him
and took it away.
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Sweet Sixteen.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Lon
E. Clark and Rose Shaughnessy, William W.
Raymond and Burnice Johnson, John Kenning-
ton and Anna MCGUIRE, Charles A. Carter and
Julia A. Carroll, Andrew ]. Kicker and Elizabeth
Miller. John w. Wilkey and Nellie Ann Padgett,
Charles G. smith and Catherine Meeder, Gustav
Hoffman and Myrtle Lewis. John c. Cooper and
Laura Is. Morrison, Charles s. Circuit and Emma
Doran, Ernest Braydon and Narcissa Siegmond.
James Cory and Louisa N%ortbway. John Martin
and Julia W. Brennan, Otto r. Lindstaedt and
TiIlie Hartman, John w. Downey and Bertha
Runyon, James Little and Cora sutherland.
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CARPETS.

Grand new line Administers, Mo
quotes, Wiltons, Body Brussels,
Tapestries, ~Ingrains, L~inoleuims, Oil
Cloths and Mattings.
Atwood Ingram Carpets, ago
a yard.
Tapestry Carpets at 373c.
English Body Brussels, 475C.
Velvet Carpets, Ss3c.
Moquette Carpets, soc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-22
CENTER AISLE.

Children's solid gold Band Rings,
SC.
Bow-knot Chatelaine Pins, 1Sc.
Engraved Band-rings, warranted
for one year, SJc.
Solid gold Earrings; Rhine stone
settings, value ST.; to-day 49c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-22
CENTER AISLE.

Hand-painted Pure Silk Boiling
End Throws, soc.
Silkaline Hand-painted Boiling
End Throws l9c.
Silk Headrests l3c.
Swan Down Face Powder Sc.
The only genuine Buttermilk Soap,
worth 25c, to-day 1OC a cake.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-22
The Height of Smoke

Can easily be ascertained by weighing your
cigar or tobacco before smoking. After
smoking weigh the ashes. and the difference
between the two gives you the exact weight
of the smoke. You can also weigh good
qualities. Drink Home Brew Beer u you
will find it's good qualities 10 be worth their
weight in gold. On tap every where. Bot
tied by j. Bos. Telephone 1863.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-22
STATE FAIR TRAINS,
YIa the Monon Route.

VIII run on Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, sept. 20. u. % and %. leaving Union
station at $40 a. IN. and run every half hour
thereafter up to and including 1 r. IN. Return
ing trains will leave fair grounds ut . a. nj. and
run every half hour thereafter up 10 and inclad-
ing g d. m.
All trains stop ut observation-disclosures de-
pot" Fare, ID cents round trip.
]. ID. BALDWIN, ID. p. A.
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MILLINERY

More newness to-day. Another
big lot of new goods to-day. Elegant
new novelties in Dress Hats, Toque
Walking Hats, Turbans, etc., Silk
Top Alpines. Tam OShanters Of felt,
all colors.
Novelties in Feathers and Mill
merry materials at lowest prices.
Black Ostrich Tips csc, a big
SOC value.
Bedford Cord Sailor Hats, 100
dozen in selection, choice SJc each.
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Only $3.50 to Chicago
Via Monon Route. the dining-car line.
State Fair Trains Tfa Lake Erie & Western
Railroad.

On Sept. 20. 2l.22 and 20 the i. i. IL W. r. X.
will run sr.ecial trains to tho Fair Grounds, leay-
ing Union Station at 10 q. m, and every hour
thereafter until ) p. III. Returning. leave Fair
Grounds at 1890 a. M, and every hour there
after until $50 u. m. Remember this train will
land You within thirty yards of the grand stand.
Tickets on sale at Union Station.
C.. F. DAILY, G. p. A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-22
Gen .John Pone Prosrratad.

CINCINNATI, Sept 21.-Dispatches from San
dusky, o., state that Gen. John Pope ia there,
suffering from q severe case of nervous prOstra-
ton. but, while his friends are not sanguine of
his restoration to health. they do not anticipate
an immediate fatal termination OF his malady.
General Pope Is in his SEVENTEEN year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-22

Black Dress Silks in all the new
weaves, best standard makes, no risk
In buying, we guarantee satisfactory
service and make good any loss.
|. .Colored Silks for street and even
ing wear, all the new colorings.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-22
DRESS GOODS

Largest department in the State.
Choice selection of exclusive novel
ties, no two patterns alike. Ameri-
can Dress Goods, best and newest In
the market.