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DeaTh Came suddenly In n StrCot-tars
When car 533 of the Ashland-aVenue line
stopped at FOrty-seventh street to let off
some passengers an old lady stepped on and
took seat In the corner She was about 60
years DID, was tastilY dressed and carried a
small lunch-basket. A moment later the
conductor passed through collecting his
fares He halted in front of the lady, who
did not appear to notice him. Fare please"
said the conductor. The lady paid no at
tentioD, and then the conductor, leaning
over gently, touched her on the shoulder at
the same time pleasantly saying: Fare,
lady" But she made no ponse, and
when he pushed her a little harder her head
fell back against the window. Several
thought she was sick, and went 10 her as
sstance, but she was dead. She was taken
to a drugstore close by and a doctor was
sent for, but she was past all medical aid.
The body was taken to McInerny's morgue
on FOrty-third street There was n pocket
book in her pocket, and it contained SIG,
but there was absolutely nothing that
would lead to her identifcation-Ch Chicago
Inter Ocean,
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AT Y. M. c. A. HALL The mass-meeting at
Christian Association Hall to-day at 3 o'clock
VIII be address d by Ben Hogan. the ex- pugliSt.
Robert Weidensall of New York, agent Of the
International Committee Of the Young Mems
Christian AssOclatlnns. viii also partlclpate.
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go5 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until il
O'Clock p. BE- BRANCH OFFICES: 7IO Market
street. near Kesrny open until Il o'clock midnight;
@aq Hayes street, open untu 80 O'Clock; 6O3
IarkiE street, open until $3.50 o'clock 25lS Mission
street. open until 9 o'clock j. b.; and ll6 Ninth
street, open until z: so p NJ
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aIALE HELP MANTtD.

"A ANTED - SECOND COOK AND BROILER
" for country hotel, $50: gardener, $50; boy for
private place, $50. DELORME Il ANDRE, $50
Suffer s. ial0 2t
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THE size Of a tower" says a Chinese
proverb, rs measured by lis shadow and
great men by the number of their enemies"
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THE Springfield, ohio, News says: 1t may be
said 10 be without competition, individual
Pecuiiar) and alone is Hoods Sarsapariila in all
that is claimed for IT," Sold by druggists.
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ES Aban oned Children in st. JoSeDh's
NE Infant o. Asylum since January l, 1890
James Num- age = years; Iyon Hoskns. age
years; James Wayne, age years. iaIO lot
10y Charles Ashton, All Montgomery
EF-S ST.; rents cOHected; general charge OF
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Books bought. King, 10 Fourth street.

OVER POTATOES Peycke Bros OF Omaha
have sued d. Keefe & Co. TO recover S443 81 on
a shipment Of potatoes consigned by the defend
ants 10 The Eastern firm.
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The Palace Salt Water TUB and Swimming,
7i3 FilbeTt street. are now open for tue season.
The morning call., 1892-01-10

ANGosTURA BitterS are used by mothers TO stop
collie and loQseness OF the bowels in children. Dr.
J. q. g. Siegert a Sons, Manufacturers.
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DAILY CALL trcudiaE sundays, SIS per year by
mail postpaid; 10 cents per week, OF 90 cents per
calender month, through carriers. DAILY CALL
I'VE copies, three months, So % SUNDAY CALL
sixteen u7g 81 81 80 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL. s. 90 per year post
paid WEEKLY CALL leIglt pages, 81 % per year,
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RniIders, Contracts.

Instalmeut Home Insurance with Home Building
Company, to build fverOom house on lot Al,
Block 70, SUunysde, 1883.
Henry COwell with Ed Fladung, bTickwork, etc.
SW. Front and Union sts, $646O: bonds
$500, o. Lewis aud w. II. Morris sureties
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IFsf1icted With sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomp-
son IS + e Water. Druggists sell it at 70 cents.
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Benjamin Daniels, who died on December
9th, lett an estate valued at $4,000, of
which $4,000 is given to Mary Jane Diworth,
and the remainder 10 his son.
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EOLDING BEDS-EXAAJINE OUR NO. 20Oj;
miTrored, with large plate lSx40: walnut, oak,
cherry ana 10th century; cash price elsewhere 500
our inSament price reduced to $40: Couutry orders
packed shipped free to any depot. VI. FRIEDMAN
a Co. 2ES and $50 Stockton St. 237 Post cor
Stockton; evenings del3
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Ell. BLACK, painter, removed to ia Eddy ST.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

W. f. Bowen to Alex C. NJ. Kerron, lot 5,
Block 3G2 Haley Trsct.-................-.... SO
D. J. Lamoree ct al. TO Phoebe j. Han, lot on
W. line Of IhirJy-nintn ave, 100 ;. Of St, 80
D. J. Lam Gree To- sophie Taggart. lot on W
line OF Thrty-nintn ave, 100 5. OF Rst., s
E1i2atetb wilson to Herman Benninc. lot on
". line Of Duncan ST., $40 w. Of Guerrero
-2 5laa,a 10 o. " =;
Twenty-elghth ave, 344 y. OF c. y 26xl2O. 425
Eliza Fuller TO Sarah E. Miller LOT So, Bernal
Dan SWEET and wife to Leopold Herringhi,
lots and /, Block ?, San Miguel CITY. -, 3
Richard II. Foley and wife TO David sander
SON lot on y W. cor Noe and Beaver sts.
Il. g. Fiatt to Thomas Kerss, lot on s. line Of
hin ST., 26O f. OF Noe +. 25NlI4. .........-. 10
Elizabeth Abbott 10 Annie T. Lennon, lot on
S. line Of Sierra ST., l25 +. OF Vermont, Z.
sanl Steiner TO Wiliism Funk, tot 3d. Ben
franklin Homestead Association .......... 10
J. [. McMuHen to G. Z. Shepard, lot s.
line Of 1 ST., 80 w. OF Forty-fourth ave- w.
.,.....'-...'''''' 10
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
l. H. Philips TO wife ~. +. j. lot NV. line
Of Thirteenth ave, 100 Ne from East
Twenty-secOud ST., NE. 5uXl5O; also lot on
NV. line Of Thirteenth ave, 200 y E. Of
East Twenty second, NJ. 33:4Kl2O, East
II Hogan and wife To- G. E. aud j. e. White -''OO
lots Y and q, map resurvey OF Hogau's
resubdiyisIOn, lots % and a, Kingsland
Tract Brooklyn IOwnSh D.. .-........ 10
Estate OF f. GaiiudO by executor) to h. Pc
rata. all interest in lot p, Block 2 10 Al
den Tract, Iemescai, Oakland Township. -
c. Ross0 TO q. Restro lot on 5. line OF Della
ware ST., 20 y SW. OF Hamilton. w 80, s.
95:9. +. 80, y. 90 g, Berkeley. 10
II. Hogan and wife 10 G. and }. T. White,
lots 27. At, 4 . and 40, Map Resubdivision
OF four blocks d. L. Garrison Tract, Oakland
r. }. sicotIe 10 i. A. Aiiard. lot 20. Block b.
Parsons Golden Gate Tract Oakland Town
c Bailey to G Rose. lot on sw cor Of
Delaware and Hamilton sts., w. 80 :S, S.
80 g. L. 53:S. y. 100. Berkeey............. 10
/. L. Pummer to J. 7. Marshall, lot on w.
line OF Linden ST. 100 s. from Twenty
eighth, ". 132x28:2, Oakland, ...........,. 300
J. II. Phillips to wife 81. E), REIMBURSEMENT
OF all Interest in all property, real per
sonal Of second party ...................... 1900
W Fl. Setdentopf to c. ZIegenbein lot on n.
line of Railroad ave, l26 w. from Henry,
W: Z6xso oakland .........'....-. :-.:-..--: ~
F. ". LANCE 10 w. H. Lange. lot on n line OF
Eighth St, SO L. OF Poplar, L. 32x9O:5,
Oakland. ........,......... 2 500
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The European leech has driven the native
American out OF the market. The foreign
are said 70 be the better blood suckers.
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1t is stated in Chihuahua Mex news
paper that five beautiful young American
girls, very rich, accomplished aud generally
all that can be desired, are on their way to
that country on the outlook for husbands
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THE- MORNING CALL


las a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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60 Calvary Presbyterie N Church, Pow
s~1' ell St. cor Gearv-Kev. T. &. EtstOu. D. D..
pastor, VIII preach 10 II a. N. and Z 30 P. The
following music will be rendered. I. 80 Clap Your
Hands An le People" (BuCk), ?, 80 Lord God,
Thou strength OF Ny Sour (Dr, Gossl. >, at Is =
GOOD Thing tiujrel !, ''6Od Is Spirit" Ben
metz. Professor Gustave 4. Scott, orga1ist aud dI-
rector OF music. Strangers az hotels cordially in
y-..-- L..-or-s re.---n-e. auuL La.a.9m 81. -
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CnIECn NOTICES.

Ia7rA muee PIES. awAM's. 2l3 Suffer street
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Female IL Lr WANTED.


"a ANTED-LAUNDREsS FOR INSTITUTION.
W SIS: laundTeSs and chambermad, private fam
lily. S25; experienced nurse for infant $25; three
second girls, S25 and $40; waitress and parIor-
maid $50: 10 cooks for German families, $50 and
$50; waitress for hotei, $50: French lauudreSs,
$50; 80 homework girls $25 and $40; Spanish girl
70 travel as maid, SO. Apply MISS X. PLUM
KEIT, 424 Suffer ST. Jam q
OPERATORS WANTED - EXPERIENCED
" hands to make shirts on Singer sewing-maehine;
also limited number OF young girls inexperienced
viii be taken for instruction. Apply Standard Shirt
Factor, Cough ST.. bet Hayes aud Grove Ial ct Su
4 YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN TELEGRAPHING
L and qualify for positions paying $50 to $50 per
month cal Telegraph Co.. Kearny, cor. Clay 10 Il
4, IRL OR WoMAN-GENERAL HOUSEwORK
u 9671e Folsom ST. ial0 Ste
EIRST-CLA HANDS ON CAPS AND HATS.
L Pacific hat Factory, and Suffer ST. ialO 3t*
w ANTED-A RELIABLE SWEDISH OR GER
" man girl for waiting and homework in a small
family; good reference required. Apply at 23l2
vi iorhla ST jalO Sc
4 PPRENTICE TO LEARN TAILoRING; PAID
y while learning. 46 Sacramento st. ja10 3tS
NIRL TAKE CARE BABY AND HELP up
VI stairs work; Sl5. 12l4 Geary st. ialO 2t*
COMPETENT GERMAN COOK, SIS; NO WIN
y dow-cleaning. Apply NE. cor. Mason and Sac
ramento sts. jal02
"A ANTED--IN ALAMEDA, . GIRLS: l FOR
W general hOuseworS, wages 500 for upstairs
work and of children, wages $I5. Address X
Box -, this ONCE. jal0 2t*
IA ANTED 49, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work. 1929 Webster OF. jal0 2ts
ELDERLY LADY CARE CHILDREN; GOOD
II home; small wages 5S41a Linden ave; call
Sunday. other days alter p jal0 20
4 IRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWORK aI6
" McAllister ss ial0 2t*
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60 ntral Presbyteri Tabernacle,
5~% cor. Golden Gate ave. and POLK st.-Rey. W.
+. Smith pastor. SabbHhscuOJl 9 :45 a. NJ, Dr. 7.
Byron de " lit Superintendent. Preaching at II
II. Subject: "Growth'; $50 p NJ, "lf Man
Die Shall he Live Again SkepticS specially Invited.
Seats free. A. A bat&in, orsauist aud musical di-
rector II
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IT, Grace Church. California St, Cor
49, ner OF StocKIon-Rev. X. c. Foute rector;
Rev. Charles J. Mason. assistant. Holy communion
at O'Clock. Service at II A NJ. Evening service
at 80 O'Clock. with special anthems by the full
choir. This church is kept open every day during
the week aud ali welcome TO come in, rest aud
pray. one OF our Clergy may always be found the
yestly-rooin from / / 30 10 ,. II
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The Peoples Party Publishing Company
has incorporated 30 print, publish and
carry on a daily newspaper and such other
newspapers and books or magazines as II
may deem proper." The company's drec-
tors are: j. E. Manlove, Perkins, Sacra-
mento County; +. w. Wardall, Monrovia,
Los Angeles County; w. II. Briggs, Modes
to: Calvin Ewing, j. a. johnson. II. Y.
Mcdonald and a. w. Thompson Of this city,
g. /. Elliott Of HOLSTER and G. w. Samues
Of SuisuD. The company's capital stock is
Sl00O Of which 5000 has been subscribed.
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- Simpson Memo TiHI Meth dist Epis-
Ls~G copal Church. cor HAYES and buchanan SIS
Rev. A. &. HjrSt, d. D., pastor; residence 436 Oak
stre-t Preaching at II A Il. and 80 P. NJ.
The pastor VIII preach AT both services. Subject for
morning, The Way OF GiadueSS': IN the evening,
the second sermon IN the series II young men. sub
eCt 'I he Dream OF Life Special song service and
Suuday-sehool at > 30 r. NJ. G. g. PERKINS Superin-
tendeHJ. EpwOrth League service al 80 p. N. The
seats iu this church are iree. The public cordially
Invited 10 all the services. IShers in attendance
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening at :45. Chau-
tauqua Circle and Lincoln Kali party, Tuesday at
80 T. n It,
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- HnYard eshlterian Chnrch. Mis-

% Howard PreSb - terian Church, Mis-
10 sion ST.. near Third The koY. David
Hanson irwin paStor-eiect, will preach at IL a. N.
aud ~ 7 80 p. NJ ~undaY-SchOCl at $3.50 A n. and
AZ n 80 r. Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Eudeayor at G:I5 T.. n. Prayer meeting on Wedues-
day evening at 80 O'Clock. All are kindly invited
IN Iha.e .arNL-a.- n.nncLnLLA NnmuE n.unn- IL
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- First English Lu. hcran Church,

G~1' Gear ST., bet. Cough aud OctavIa- Morning
service at II o'cGCS Rev. oliver c. Miller. the
pastor viii preach on "Undying Love for Cor ist"
Anthems; "Let Every Soul BE Subject" (Staiuer)
"All ie Who Weep (Faure). Evening service at
40. Address on Christian Worh." by Mr. Rob
ert WeidensaiI, Secretary international Commit
tee Y. VI. c. A. Anthems: Leave Us Not" (Stain-
e.. .Smn OF Nv NuuE- LELyL. IL
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CT LETT ST.. bet Twenty second and Twenty
third Preaching by Rev. Frank b. Cressey OF
Springfield ohio at / ! A. N. and 1880 p. N. Morn
ing subject Qualities of Conquest evening sub
tect. Making New Resolves" Sundsy-School at
1880. Young Peoples meeting at 6;i5 O'Clock.
Special meetings each evening, Saturday excepted,
during the week Seats free. All are invited lts
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Is St Adams Church ana SUNDAY
EF-G school VIII meet at FOresters Hail lU2 o. Far
Tell st. every sunday morning. Suuday-School
meets at $50 O'Clock. Celebration OF Holy Com
muuiou at II a NJ, Rev. ". L. Citizens oniciatinr
Evening service at ) O'Clock All cordially in-
yIted. 1t
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- First Baptist Church. Eli ~ st., Bet.
30 Junes and Le2yenwOrth-Rey. J. q \. Henry,
pastor. viii preach at II a. N. subject, Moral
Gravitatiou') and at 80 p NJ. subject, How
Does Jesus Save') beautifully Illustrated with
stereopticon. Sunday-schOo at ~ 80 p. NJ. New
branch school, PaClnC ave. bet Polk ST. and Van
Ness ave. az $50 A. NJ Bethesda Mission School
Eighth aud Folsom SITS. at P. n. +. s. Of G.
T. at $50 =. n. Baptism A. night illustrated
p0spe and song meetings every evening except
Saturday. These services are open TO the public.
All are welcome. It
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F. How rd-Street MethOdIst EpisrupaI
ES~S Church. Howard 81, bet second and Third,
two blocks from the Palace HOtel-Key. 5. v. Leech
II. d. pastor. Sunday services at I a N. aud 1850
7. NJ SuIday-sChOol at Il 40 P. NJ. Young peoples
meeting AT $50 T. ~ General praise prayer and
testimony meeting wednesday n 30 P. N. Pro
lessor Martin schultz musical director. Morning
sermon by Rev Il. X. Wills, u. %, OF Trinity
Church. Evening sermon to young people, subjec,
lessons From the Cross or the Penltent Thief
followed by revival services Strangers and
friends cordially invited to all services Pastors
residence 6I3 Folsom ST. It's
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~ Annual Meeting-The Regular An
no nual meeting OF the stockholders Of the sill
yer King Mining Company VIII be held at the ONCE
OF the company, No. 80 PIue street. Rooms ) and
IL san Francisco California, on TUESDAY, the
18th day OF January. 1892 at the hour OF ! O'Clock
p. NJ, for the purpose OF eeCttng Board OF D-
rectorS to the ensuing year and the trans
action OF such other business As may come before
the meeting Transfer books will close on SAT
UKDAl. January 9, 1892. at 2 ocluck NJ
j. ". PEW, Secretary.
OHce-No. 30 Pine street Rooms 10 and II,
San Francisco. California de27 I'd
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irst congregational Church. Cor.

- of Post aud Mason sts.-Rey. Thomas X
Bacon, u. D., viii preach at II A. NJ. ana : 80
II. Communion at close OF morning service
Sunday -schOOl and Mrs. COOpers Bible class at I
r. VI. Chinese Suuday-schOol at p. AZ. Young
Peoples Society OF Christian EudeavOr At 80 r. ~
The public cordially invited TO ali services. II
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re nnual Meeting-The Reg An
Gs~S nuaI meeting OF the stockhO OF the Pa
jarO Valley Railroad Company will be held at the
ONCE Of the company 1927 Market street. San Fran
cisco California. on MON DAY the 18th day Of Jan
uary 1892. at the hour of O'Clock \. NJ for the
purpose OF electing Board Of Directors TO serve
for the ensuing year. and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meeting
Transfer books will close on TUESDAY, January
3, 1892. at 5 O'Clock p. l.. II. SHELDON,
las I'd Secretary.
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-.
NJ Mich wi Burns-The st,
G~D Andrews Society will celebrate n II NJ
the 1884 anniversary of the birth OF M wv
ROBERT BURNS, by literary and &SIS%
Cial entertainment at Scottish Hail. 105 LarEfn 81
on FRIDAY Evening January -. 1892 at Z
O'Clock P. N. Admission 25c. taIO q Su
re- Carpe nters' Union. No. 22-I.mbcr.
HI are hereby notified to attend the funeral Of
our late brother. J. g. ID. ROGERS, from orr ham
Odd Fellows Building, Seventh and Market ala
THIS DAY Sunday, January 10. 1892 at
O'Clock P. NJ. punctually.
1t JAS. SAUNDERS. Rec. Sec.
YSP TO the Members of st. Josepl,s g.
Ls~C ciety-NOu are requested to attend the semf-
annual meeting on SUNDAY, January ION Mt o
O'clock P. NJ. sharp. Election of officers for tie en-
suing term. JOHN SIMPSON President
II. J. BBowN, Secretary. II
RP st Mary's Catholic Tot,I All
B~S stineuce and benevolent AssociatIon-oG
Ger and members are hereby notified To attend tba
regular monthly meeting. SUNDAY january Iotb
at P. NJ, IN the usual place. Important business
to be transacted. Installation of officers vote on
amendments to the constitution aud bv laws and
the renewal OF our pledge. large attendance 10
necessary. L Ines for nOn-atteBdance.
ED. LEONARD President
P. II. McGINERTY. Recording Secretary. 1t
- Regular Temperanee N..,I----
w. THIS EVENING, Anchor Hall 997 MarkeEf
ST., corner Sixth Good speaking singing recItas
lions, etc. Everybody welcome. Sons OF Temper
ance, rally. il
RZS7 The Annual Meeting of the stock
6~C holders OF the Sierra Lumber Company will
be held TUESDAY January 10, 1892 at :3O p M
at oifee 800 Sansome ST., Room 8.
GEO. II. KELLOGG, Secretary
San francisco, January 4. 1892. ia4 l5t
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TP L. The First New Jerusalem Sweden
Ls~G bOrgianl Church. U'Farr IL ST. bet. Webster
and FilimOre-Rev. Jonn Doughty, pastor Services
every Sunday morning at O'clock The pastor will
deliver seven Sunday evening d0ctrtnal lectures
SUBJECT for tins evening: THE Redemrtion by
Curist-How Effected ~ Sabbath-schooi every sun
day morning at $3.50 o'clock All Invited.
Saats
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TO- AnnutI Meeting-The Regular An
aF~S nua meeting of the stockholders If the Bull
ion Mining Company Will b. held the ONCE Of the
company. Room 20 33l Pine 81, san FraBCIsCO
Cal, on I RSDAY, the l4th day of January. o92
st tie hour of NJ, Tor the purpose electing
Board of Directors TO for The ensuing year
and the transaction Of such other business as may
come before the meeting Transfer books VIII close
on MONDAY. January lth, at II O'Clock NJ.
Il. r. GRAYSON, Secretary.
Omce-Room p, 33l Pine ST.. San Francisco,
Cal deg I'd
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DERSONAL-DR. X STONE, NJ D. IS A DOC
L tor: il you have throat or lung trouble Of any
Kind his Bronchial Waters, 2jc box at drug
gists special rate TO preachers, teachers VOcaistS
For samples send loo to STONE MED. Co, Chi
cage, III. Oc3 6m SaSu
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TAILORS WANTED-DO YOU INTEND TO SIT
1 on the bench all your life? Why not learn cut
ting? Two Of the best systems ia the world to
select from. Write or cGlifOr particulars san Fran
cisco Cutting School, rs oFarrelI ST., J. II. L0GUE
Manager. las I'm
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JOHN B. LEIGHTON, Secretary.
Omce-llll Union ST., corner Sharp's place, san
ErnmrLs.n ~.
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~ Annual Nee; ing - Ihe Regular
~ annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the~
Preside and Ferries Railroad Company Will be
held al the office Of Tue company. IN Onion st,
corner Sharp's place. san Francisco Cal. on FRI
1892. ~ the hour OF o'clock p. for the purpose
OF eltct.ng seven Directors to during the Gu
suing year and the transaction OF such other BUSH
uess rs may property come before the meeting.
Transfer books viii close on Tuesday January
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a an art school: splendid opportunity Tor
young artist lady or gentleman. Address a; l.
Box 1873, CALL Branch Office. ydIO ~
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Geo 4 MONTH SALARY AND HALF THE
tCOO profits; good business; to steady man with
500 ready c4sh; light work; short hours. 4Z5
keaFHy S Room .. ial0 ZIH
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A TTENTION, LADIES! JENNA" BUST DE
~ yeloper will enlarge your bust inches; guar
anteed sealed instruction &c. or 24page illustrated
catalogue &c by mall Emma Toilet Bazaar, BOstOl,
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DERSONAL-SEND 10c FOR BIG PACK AGE OF
cabin Ell size pictures also full descriptions (n-
Guiding residences of respectable ladies VINO want
to correspond for matrmony: 5000 lady members
every age and nationality living every where; many
of them beautiful ana wealthy. Drawer GOT, Chi
cagO, Ill. 1t
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that IL is far better to use a preventive than to
take medicine or undergo a dangerous operation;
my remedy is simple, but sure; 81 Will you all
future trouble; advice free ana confidential;
Madam IhOrleau's own discovery. Cali from 9
A NJ TO =. NJ l05 Stockton ST, Room 81. del3 II
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ATTENTION, LADIES-"EMMA BUST-DE-
n veloper will enlarge your bust inches; guar
anteed; sealed instructions &c, or 24-page ilIu5-
trated catalogue &c, by mail. Emma Toilet Bazaar,
Boston Mass oclS Su 3m
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-01-23
Making an Empire.

January 18th, 1871. the German Empire
was "proclaimed. That is the official
date of its creation. But it had been q
good deal longer making. From the time
when Fred rick the Great made for Prus-
sia name and place among the powers Of
Europe; during the long years while Won
Moltke aud Bismarck were preparing the
master strokes of diplomacy and arms; till
Sadowa revealed to astonished Europe,
Prussia % the superior of Austria. Five
years more, and Napoleon Third stood up
to try conclusions with the new power.
How he was overwhelmed and swept away
as by sudden whirlwind 10 . matter OF
history-and yet it seems farther back
than twenty years ago. The making OF
real empires goes on silently--until we
awake, and 10! it il done. In the last
twenty live years the railroads have made
the West : giant empire, with mighty
socisl. commercial AMI political power.
Foremost among them has been The Bur-
linglon system, whose 1000 miles Of road
penetrates and binds together ten states Of
tho West. ss5s3
For tickets and rates BY this line, call on
any ticket agent. On address W. J. IA. Ken
yon. Gen. Pass. Agent Y. =. 4 n, \. =. s..
Paul. Ninn.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-01-23

To minimize the destruction Of forest
area by fires and the wasteful and erro-
neous methods Of forest use nov prevalent.
To maintain and increase the lumber
industry by permanent and continuous
yield OF forest pr'daots On -nonagricultural
lands which under the pre- ent methods are
laid waste BY fires and made less pro-
ductive.
To promote railroading and wood manu-
featuring Industries by providing constant
and increasing supplies Of the raw material
from cultivated forests; creating home
market for labo, and supplies at these
manufactures.
To cultivate and develop new growths
Of valuable timber wherever the matured
trees are cut for the market.
To specially guard and protect the
sources Of our main rivers and lakes and
thus continus their flow for the benefit of
the people At large.
TO prevent these lands from being taken
for timber only aud abandoning them after
cutting the best, also to secure bona fde
settlements on the agricultural sections.
Nor is it the purpose to prevent pros
pect,ng tor minerals opening for mines or
other Legitimate and rational development
OF these laLds.
To attain these objects, the American
Forestry association urges not cnly the
reservation systen but At the same
ti.no the enact ment Of administrative laws,
which will secure these objects and in
simple manner to satisfy ali local wants.
B. E. Fernow,
10. Barrett,
N. A. Eggleston,
J.D. W. French,
E. A. Bowers,
Press Committee.