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THE CALIFoRNIA DELEGAr1oN.

The portion Of tie California delegation
who refused TO be bulldozed into the support
Of the Blaine movement have saved the
credit Of the State. Had this delegation
caught the Blaine fever in the wilds Of
Wyoming, as the delegation for 1883 did,
Eastern people would have come TO the con-
clusion that the average Californian is too
easily carried of his feet to be Of much use
in practical work. On this side Of the cou-
tinent the enthusiasm of a portion of ouI
delegation for Blaine is readily compre-
hended. The nature of the enthusiasm is
perfectly well understood. The Southern
Pacific Railroad Company is deeply inter-
ested in taking the nomination from
Harrison. Should the Government in
sjst upon tie payment Of the bonds
it indorsed as they fall due. there
may be tumble in the market value
of Southern Pacific bonds. Harrison is
understood not to favor the extension of
time the Southern Pacific Company asks for.
Hence the tumult to beat Harrison.
Hence Tie influence which elected De
Young to the convention over two such cap
able men as General Barnes and NJ. NJ.
Estee. In sending De Young to Mime
apolis the Southern Pacific followed its
usual habit Of serving itself at the peoples
expense. But this year DE Young was par
TALLY squelehed at an early stage In the
boomer exercises. The Los Angeles Herald
tells how it was done:
Delegate Spence brought Mike de Young up
with round iurn when he ofiiciOusIy presumed
10 speak for the standing of the California dele
cation on the Presidential issue. De Young is a
Blaine boomer, and gave the crowd to under
stand at way stations that the delegation was
for Blaine. Brother Spence In his quiet but
meaning way told Mr.. de Young 10 speak for
himself, that there were men IN The delegation
who did not require him 10 speak ior them on
that or any ether subject. We can Imagine how
The ebullient Nike dropped his feathers under
Tie irate eye OF The Los Angeles lnaneier
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5 to cents pound they are represented as
getting. They would. in fact, be glad TO
know that their product OF the varieties
which form the bulk Of Eastern shipments
would command cents a pound. The Is
to is cents a pound the Eastern purchaser
is represented as paying is equally visionary.
A great deal of fruit is sold in the East at
lower prices than growers in California are
represented as getting. Would it not be
well for our contemporary to keep within
kaiIipg distance of fact?
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Democratic Delegates, oniciaI Rou,s.

The California delegation to the national Demo
cratic convention 10 be held In Chicago June 81
will leave San Francisco at 8 30 A. NJ june Is via
Central Pacific, Union Pacific and Chicago and
Northwestern. The very low rate or SO has been
made for the round trip, tickets good for 30 days
available Tor delegates, their families ana the
pubic. This will be grand opportunity TO visit
your friends In the East and the great Worlds
Fair buildings in Chicago The delegates will
travel in palatia special train of Pullmans latest
improved Drawing room sleepIng-car DinIng-car
and Commissary-car. For tickets and sieener re.
seryeton apply to d. w. Hitchcock, General Agent.
No ! Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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4 MINIS Death.

News has just been received here of the
death Of Sister Stanislaus at the Presenta-
tion Convent. Madras, India. The deceased
was daughter If Mrs Mary Mccarthy OF
Virginia City and sister of the late Dem
mis- L. Mccarthy OF the Virginia City Chron-
icle. The sister was well known on this
coast, having joined the order in the Pres
entation Convent In this city about 80 years
ago. She was sent by her superiors from
the convent here to labor in the Indian Mis-
sion. She died Of cholera on May %, hav-
ing been stricken by the scourge only a few
hourS hefOre
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1t is an excellent proposal to establish
salt water baths on the scale Of freedom in
the Golden Gate Park. The plan laid down
is to construct two covered baths near the
ocean-beach end OF the park-one for gen.
tlemen and the other for ladies. Bathers
may well equip themselves with costumes
and towels at their own expense, if the
bathing accommodation otherwise is Free
1t is also proposed to form salt water lake
for general bathing. This also is an excel
lent idea under park regulations. To all
these baths an abundant supply of fresh
ocean water can be pumped from reservoir
inexhaustible. Mr.. Sutro's plans at the
Cliff House are in the same line Of accom-
mediation. With Scent fare to the beach
on the western extremity OF the park there
would be many morning bathers.
1t would be a gain Immeasurable to San
Francisco could the Cliff House and Point
San Pedro be utilized for bathing and as a
lounging ground for onlookers and people
with time on their hands and desire To in
hale the ocean breeze. AS things physical
appear, it is almost impossible to look for
ward to the time when bathers will brave
the breakers which roll in with eombing
foam along the line of coast indicated Be
the weather calm or stormy, there is al
ways surf in many breaking lines along
the whole ocean beach known as the west
ern boundary Of San Francisco. We're the
ocean quiet and manageable il would be
just as beneficial TO drink in the benefit Of
the seaside at our own doors as TO go else
where to the south or north. Waves of 10
or II teet in height are. however, fatal TO
family bathing and they are not admired by
venturesome swimmers who consider health
far above the gains of prize money COM
petitions. The paths in the park will pro-
vide all that is needful for health and pas
time Should the time ever come when the
ocean is more pacific than the Pacific ever
is. then we may do without the baths, but
the step of the commissioners is one 10 be
commended.
AS might have been expected there was
nothing but convention talked about on the
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uBsCRIPTToN RATEs:

DAILY CALL 0ncuding sundays. So per year oy
nj, yostnai5, IA cents per week, or 65 cents per
calendar month. through carriers. DAILY CALL
Eve eopies three months, Sc 25. SUNDAY call
sixteen psges) 81 so per year postpaid ~ NDAi A
CALLaud WEEKLY CALL, s. so per year poSIpAiu
WEEKLY CALL IS pages) 81 per year postpaid
TIRE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
ror will the editor enter into correspondence re-
epeefiue tbar1
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO, June II, lS92j
For Twenty-four II ,urs Ending Midnight,
For Northern California-Fair weather; westerly,
shifting 10 northerly. winds: warmer, except sta
tionary temperature at Eureka,
For Southern Californa-Fair weather; variable
Winds slightly warmer.
For Oregon and Wsshington-Rain followed by
fair weather. westerly winds warmer, except sta
ti0nary temperature at Fort Candy.
For Nevads-Fatr, except showers at Winnie
mucca; warmer.
For Utah-Rain, followed by fair weather;
warmer.
Local Forecast.
For san Francisco-Fair weather; warmer.
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SOS Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
O'Clock p 1r BRANCH OFFICES; 7l0 Market
street. near Kearny open until u o'clock midnight;
s3s HAYES street, open until $50 O'Clock; sos
Iarkin street, open until 80 O'Clock: 25,S Mission
street, open until o'clock P. NJ: and 1l6 Ninth
street, open until 9:30 P. N
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81. Mary,s COLLEGE Alumni.

The following-named have been elected
officers of st. Mary's College Alumni: John
I. Creamy, president; John L. Richards.
vice-president; Frank j. Kierce, secretary !;
directors-Charles j. Heggerty, Frank j..
Murasky, Rev. NJ. ID. Connolly, F. J. Sulli-
van, George L. Calls
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Delegates to the National! Democratic
Convention at CbIcapo

Remember to purchase your tickets returning
via the Northern Pacific Railroad the Great
DIning.ear and Yellowstone Park route. By do
ing so yOu will pass through the northern tier OF
States from the Great LAKES TO the Pacific Coast.
giving you an opportunity to visit the yellow.
stone Park and the cities of st. Paul. Muneapo-
lis, Helena. Butte, Spokane Falls Seattle. IA
coma and Portland For information rates etc.
apply to L. h. Stateler. General Agent Passenger
Department 63S Market street
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WHERE TIE PRoFITs co.

The Sacramento Record Union says:
With frut selling here at to G cents pound
that sells at the East from 10 TO is cents
pound, With the carriers paid but LAO cents
pound, who divides the two sums? Certainly
not the railway carrier.
Fruit-growers would much like to see The
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Secure YONG Rartha

The diagrams are now open at Union Pacific
general office. 1 Montgomery street, for the
reservation Of berths in the special Pullman train
that leaves San Francisco at 8 80 A. M, June is.
for the national Democratic convention to be held
In Chicago June 2l
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NOTICEI

Any Of our patrons aoto fail TO find THE
MORNING CALL for sale Jv tratn-5oys
Vil confer a faror by notifying this office q
MOoet, nominq The date and tram.
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Tiredl TiredlI Tiredlii Is the condition Of
many poor, overworkeo discouraged mortals
Hoods sarsaparia soon gives streenghth yigor
and renewed courage. Why not try itY
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BoelIn Punished,

James Boelin, New York snort who
claimed that while out riding in Golden Gate
Park with Emma johnson, alias Connors,
and Mamie Burton, he was robbed therein
of S36, and fired several shots from a re-
yOver, was fined $40 upon his plea of guilty
of discharging firearm within the limits of
the park. The charge of robbery against
the two women was dismissed.
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A Philadelphia Divine.

The young mems mass-meeting at the
Christian Association Hall. 232 Sutter
street. will be addressed tomorrow after
noon, at o'clock, by Rev. DIR. Allison of
Philadelphia.
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THE pAILY DoRNNG CALL


New York 80. .BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Chicago ........ News Stand Palmer House
n Ney, Orleans. .........,. GALLOT & JOUBERT.
1I51b Common St
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,

sc Potter building, New York City is provided with
fIcsof California papers Visitors welcome. Ao-
SsItising rates and sample copies furnished
F. X MISCH. Manager
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walked through the streets everybody
turned round 10 look at him. He had
swarms of friends and no man ever accused
him Of an act of dishonesty.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger circulation than any other
nawsnaner nublished in San Francisco.
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J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BOURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all iiTsI-elass druggists and
Gr0ceTs. 1rademaTk-star within a shield
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"KRITKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write in ink, on unruled paper. In al uudls-
guiSed hand. State sex. Send win 90 cents,
stamps or postal note to "KritikO" coo MeT-
chant street, san Francisco.
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THE fashionable ladies' corrective tonic is Angos-
tura Btters the world-renowned tonic Of DR.. j. C.
B. Segert q Sons
WEALTH makes many friends therefore deposit
in the Peoples Home Savings Bank.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


E First Baptist Church, Eddy ST., Bet.
@~S Jones aud Leavenworth-Rev. J. Q. A Henry,
SUNDAY. June IL, 1882. and at I 80 p NJ Sunday.
school az I2:3O p NJ. New branch school. Pacific
ave. bet Polk ST. and Van Ness ave-. at 80 NJ.
Bethesda Mission School, Eighth and Folsom sts.,
at p N. Y. 7. s. OF c. L. at 6:3O p NJ These
services are open 70 the public All are welcome l
RSs UniOn-square Baptist Church (Open
SD communlon). Rev. j. Il. Gldney VIII preach
at IL A. NJ, subject: Rebuilding Jerusalem" and
at 7;45 P. NJ. subject; 1.-The Voyage OF Life" Sun
dayseh0ol at l2:15 p. NJ. The Young Peoples So
ciety OF Christian Endeavor will meet at 6:45
p. NJ Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at
:45. The monthly social at the church on Friday
evening June II.
ES First Presbyterian Church, Corner
az OF Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st-Rev.
Robert Mackenzie. d. D.. pastor, The Rev. John Rea,
DID,, OF Philadelphia viii preach at IL A. NJ and
7:45 P NJ sunday at ~; ;45 p. NJ Christian
EndeayOr and Boys Brigade at $3.50 r. NJ.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:s5 O'Clock.
All are welcome to these services.
~ Simpson Memorial Methodist Epis-
~ copal Church. cor Hayes and Buchanan sts.-
Rev. A. q. Hirst DID, PASTOR residence 436 Oak
81. Preaching az IL A. NJ. aud 1880 P. NJ. The
pastor win preach at both services Subject for the
morning: The Triumph of Faith" For the even
Ing: "The Honest Skeptic." Special music by the
choir at these services. Sunday-sehool at 1890
League service at 6:45 P. NJ. The seats IN this
church are free. The public cordially invited to all
the services. Ushers in attendance. Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday evening at 7:45
nSSs First Methodist Episcopal Church,
F~S Powell st.. bet. Washin gton and Jackson
The pastor, Rev. NJ ID. Buck will preach at IL A. NJ.
on The Resurrection Body" and at :i5 p. NJ on
DO the Next Thing" Class meetings at 10 A. NJ,
1880 and p ~. Infant baptism at IL A. NJ.
League at $50 P. topic: "Our Little brothers and
Sisters Meeting for tue promotion OF holiness TO
which Christians OF all churches are Invited, Mon
day at as r NJ. PRAYER meeting Wednesday even
ing. Glass meetings Thursday night. Spare Minute
Circle at l4ls California ST. Friday night The
seats at all services free. Strangers are cor
daily invited PASTORS residence lOl9 Cav 81. !
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IRE ChLL CALENDAR.
JUNE 1892.
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XNANTED-GERMAN HOTEL, SECOND COOK,
w $50 and found; cook and wife, $50; boarding
house waiter $40 and found: dishwasher, S2O and
found and others. Apply to J. +. CROSETT & CO.,
62S Sacramento st
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GENUINE SPECS. EYEGLASSES. I5c Up
" Next TO bakery 65 Fourth st +: SUNDAYS 728
Market St, In Celebrated ladies' dry-goods store:
don't forget the numbers ieI1 as
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"a HITEw ASHING; MACHINE OR BRUSH
w work rooms done from 81 upward. Spea-
st. Machines Tor sale or 70 let. nv IL.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCKRN-Wy WIZ
has left my bed ana board without inst c,1,.
and caution all persons against trusting her ~, ~
account. as VIII not be responsive ~. o. - tr ~
OF her contracting. ROBT WHITrIF ra~y}n 90 iIos 80
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AIRSA.M. QUINN or NEW YORK HAS LEASET
M store 1856 Market st., stocked n with a iar-
carefully selected line OF imported ana domgsf
m Millinery; selling az wholesale prIces fov9u I,.
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DREsssIAKERs.

UItF-S9 VI \ Ffltt5s
MRS. WALKER, DRESSMAKER. CAN BE
vi found at lIl7 Sutter St ieIl IT,
nRESSMAKING-FIT GUARANTEED; SUITS
II 81 uD: wrappers made. 2l5 Powell 81. iell 3m
MRS. MULVEY Is AT PIP TURK ST: SUITS
vi in ~ hours; material furnished; frst-cias3
work only: rates reasonable myl7 6m
Af RS. NJ. l.. KNIGHTON, FASHIUNABLE DRESS
vi maker-Latest styles; perfect nt guaranteed OF
goods replaced; hats trimmed to match suits 100
Eighth st, near Mission. myS 6m
THE MISSES URTON. 5O3 MASON sT-srYL-.
ish dressmaktng; satisfaction guaranteed fel4 ~
MRS. b. keller. ll9 STOCKTON ST; SUITS
w 80 50 M: lshly draped; ft guaranteed fl3Ef
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THEoDoRE q METzLER, PRINCIPAL M
l. tective Bureau: all business stri.tlv - ~ ~
tiai. Room 40, Phelan Builling S. r. ,rC5s ,g"- .,,g"-
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AZ ANTED - MACHINIST FOR COUNTRY
W quarryman. 81 rs a day; 2mlners, part fare ad-
vaneed; blacksmith helper, 81 day; butter
makers, $50 and $685. mixers, $50 and $50;
brick-setter $40 and found laborers for mill and
woods go early this morning, $50 and found; ~
farmers, 81 20 and 81 so day and $50 ana round;
10 teamsteTs, $50 and found; linemen and many
others. Apply to F. CKoSEr q CO.. 629 Sac
ramento
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- AUFRICHTlG, WATCHMAKER. JEWFTFP
-. and diamond-setter. 1912 stockton. mv5a -
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nothing but convention talked about on the
streets and in the hotels and restaurants
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MIDDLE AGED GERMAN GIRL WANTS
IM good steady place In frst-class family or hrst-
class hotel TO upstairs work. Address Firstclass
bOvI n
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Il MORE DRILLERS FOR RAILROAD IUN-
V mel $40 and found; single mule drivers, 81 20
a day ana found. reduced fare, no office Zee long
Job steamer sails to-day. For tickets apply 10 T. X
HANSEN & CO., 10 Geary Sc.
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IN FARMERS FOR HAYING AND HARVEST
III ing. $50 and harvest wages farmers Tor
Monterey County. $50 and harvest wages; nay
makers $50 and al rs day and found; 10 road
makers for the woods $50 and found see boss here;
3 miners country $40 and found; so scraper team,
81 as a day; 9 mixers country, S25. S2s ana $50:
butter ma er, $50, see boss here. q. Il. HANSEN
=. Cp I1u tsearv ~
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CARPETS

NEW LINE BRUSSELS CARPET 6OC, SEWED.
~ and laid; heavy floor oilcl0th, 25c; elegant
linOleum. soc. s. W. SHREK. 1884 StO skton ST.;
special attention to country orders.
CARPETS CLEANED AND LAID. ALEX
" WHILDEN, Z4O0 Geary ST.; telephone 1893;
carpets insured while in my care. mylS 3m
CARPETS-sMITHS BRUSSELS, CSC A YARD;
~ installment price elsewhere 81 yd. NJ FRIkD-
MAN CO. 22s-230 Stockton. and 237 Post IL q
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CPECIAL BARGAIN IN LEGHORN FLATS an
- Bee Hive Millinery, 80 Sixth Il. ie7 TuTbS.ssLl
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n 13ll Alabama st. ). r., telephone 6Z27; dis
eases OF the mind and nervous system, excite
ment, depression, nervous exhaustion. alcoholism
morphine habit. etc; patients taken in wards anil
In private rooms. W-lts or apply at the sauitar
um or at the ONCE Of DR.. JULES SIMON. 1873
Geary ST., s. r. ap24 n
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sITUATIoNs-FEMALE.

II.
EIRsT-CLAss NURSE. WITH THE BEST OF
Il reference, desires situation Apply TO J. +.
CROSETT CO. 3l2 Sutter ST.
" day washing or house-cleaning. Apply Deca-
tur ST., near Bryant. Jel1 Sta
DESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO
III take care OF children. Cali at 905 McAllister
street Iell 3t*
s)GERMAN GIRLS, ABOUT II AND 20 YEARS
4 OF age, wish place to do general housework and
cooking. 3lS13 Langton st. (rear), bet Seventh
and Eighth. Brannan and Bryant jel1 3t*
JAPANESE, FIRsT-CLASS COOK. AND WIFE
d as waitress, Iaundress, hOuseworker. chamber
maid, want situation family or private boarding
house: has good references; city or country. Ad-
dress B. O.. box S5, Call Branch. jell 3t*
AIDDLE-AGED LADY OF REFINEMENT AND
h and culture wishes a situation as companion or
light housekeeper: city or country; references
changed. Call or address LUELLA, SO3 Turk. l l Sc
CIRL FROM THE EAST AS COOK AND DO THE
u downstairs work In American family. Call or
address A. WILSON, 10 Freelon ST., city. jell 2tS
COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL DESIRES sTTUA.
" ton TO housework; plain cook. Call at l22
Fourteenth st, bet. Folsom and Howard. jel1 2t+
NiIDDLE-AGED WIDOW WANTS TO DO LIGHT
Isi hous sework take care OF children or an in
valid Please call or address 207 Eighth ST.. below
Howard. jell 2t~
GERMAN WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS
VI housekeeper; good cook; city or coun try; good
homo more an object than wages. Cali 465 Mnna
ST., upstairs tell 2tf
VoUNG GERMAN GIRL, LATELY FROM GER.
Il many, desires situation in German family do
housework. Inquire 434 Third ST. jel1 2t~
CEAMsgREsS WOULD LIKE TO SEW IN
~ families or a dressmaking establishment. Ad-
dress Seamstress box S5 Call Branch once. IL 2t*
A MERiCAN LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION
~ rs working housekeeper for gentleman with
children, or would assist in family with homework
and sewing. Call or address Advertiser, sos Bran.
han ST. Iell 2ts
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GO IN FOR DOZEN CABINET PHOT1
u ZsJO graphs; colOred free. drst-cIass WI,
guaranteed. WILSON'S, 20 Kearny 81 ana +,
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AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
IN City Hall Commissioners held June 4. u 80.
the following resolution passed to pr ut;
Resolved, That a progress estimate In the sum
Sy5Ig In favor OF McCa9n aud Mckay on contract
No. 36 pass TO print. Ayes-COmmiSsionersS Sander
son and DuTst Noes Commissioner Smiley
lei st EDWARD L. WOLFE, Secretary.
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CECOND COOK, LARGE COUNTRY HOTEL,
- North German or Swiss preferred, SIoi COOK
and wife. country sawnil, $50; COOK, country no
tel, s65; cook, country hotel, S60 night short
order cook for a lunch-counter country hotel, 500:
snOrt-Order cooks, lunch counter, country - 1
week potwasher for the new hotel. $50 and fare;
ranch cook. $40: private washer and starcher
country hotel. $40 aud fare: walters, country no.
tells, $50 to S35: steam washer, hotel laundry, 9lO
mn Iraa fara- n Y HANSEN AZ co. no GeArY. i
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-09-24
Apple.

The people of Pike Run are
through with threshing their wheat
1t made splendid yield for this
section.
The young folks of this settle
ment are having good time at
their platform dances, but general
ly end with a racket.
VIM Mace of Pike Run, took in the
reunion at Circleville, last week,
Nelson Morrison and wife from
near Hallsville, gave their parents
of Pike Run, social visit.
The people of this vicinity are
expecting a good time at their Gel
ebration at Zion Church next Sun
day.
Clara Mcdonald and Sanford
Pritchard of West Virginia, are
visiting relatives on Pike Run at
this time.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-09-24

they do, the ticket ought to carry
the Empire State. When we con-
slider that the seventy-two members
of the New York delegation in the
National Convention committed
themselves to a different state of
case, and when we recall the i'm
pressive speech of Bourle Cochran
to the contrary, the result is as eX-
traordinary as it is encouraging.
The Courier-Journal does not
deal in arrogant predictions rs to
future events, which it is given no
one clearly to see; but taking a
reasonable view of the outlook, we
can not help thinking that, in the
outset, the Democrats have much
the better of it. The general con-
dition of the country points to ~
change of parties. There is vast
discomfort everywhere, and this is
bound to hurt the party in power.
The Republicans have to fight for
territory which has hitherto been
able TO take care of itself. They
can take nothing for granted. The
Force bill issue, which they can not
escape, keeps, as it has made, the
South solid. The Democrats are
fighting to win East and West,
with good chances in all the debat-
able States. There may not be a
great amount of emotional excite
ment on either side. But casting
up the sum of probabilities, the
Democratic outlook is nll that
could be desired.