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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-02
Husbands CaIc,ned nTagn.

-Four frstpremium medals awarded More agree.
able to tho taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesia. For sale in bottles only. with United States
Government registered label attached. without
which none is genuine At druggists aud country
stores
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BAIRD BURIED.
One Man at Least Who Will Rest
From pugiIism.

GLASGOW, April 1. = The remains of
George Abingdon Baird, the noted sporting
man who died at New ORLEANS March 1s,
were buried In the family u. at s.. N :
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Must Not Write

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The new regula-
tons for the government of the navy pro-
vide, among other things, that naval officers
shall not act as correspondents for news
Danars
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FOUNTAIN FIRES.
Great Damage Is Being Done by Them
in PENNSYLVANIA.

CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, April 1.-Mountain
fires are raging all along the eastern slope
of Chestnut Ridge and Laurel Hill noun
tains. Several farmhouses and barns were
burned last night and to-day and the wind
is carrying the fire at rapid rate toward the
orphan school near Uniontown. The under
brush and leaves are dry as finder.
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An Editor Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-GIbson Pea
cock, editor-in-chief and principal owner of
the Evening Bulletin OF this city, died sud
denly at his home this evening OF heart
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Gave Dawson Points.

LONDON, April AT Egyptian Hall.
Picadilly, this evening John Roberts. cham
plon billiard player, began a game of $4,000
points with Charles Dawson, Dawson hay-
ing 900 points to start with.
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FOUND THEIR SKELETONS.
Remains of Two Surveyors Lost in
British Columbia.

VANCOUVER. April 1. - A recent arrival
from Chilc0tin states that the Indians have
found the skeletons of two men, supposed
TO be surveyors, named Braden and Clark
who were deserted by their Indian guide
about year ago In that district and who
have never been heard from.
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MORMONS REJOICE.

Their Great Temple at Salt Lake
Nearly Finished.
OGDEN, April 1.-Great preparations are
being made throughout Northern Utah to
attend the dedicatory services of the Great
Salt Lake Temple on April G. The founda-
tombstone was laid in 1853 by the Mormons,
and the building will be completed by the
1ortleth anniversary of that day. 1t will
prove great event in Mormon history.
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The rIexican CONGRESS.

CITY OF MEXICO. April 1. - President
Daz, in opening Congress. submitted a
message of considerable length, reviewing
the operations OF the Government and con-
ditions of the country.
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Postoffice at Roseyille.

SAN DIEGO, April This morning,
ocross the bay at ROseville. the first post
Office on Point Iona promontory was
opened, with George Russell IN charge.
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choll. Charley Mitchell was present, but
his presence was evidently distasteful to the
relatives and he was not allowed to join
the funeral procession.
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Guardinp die Erontier-

OTTAWA. Ont, April Mounted police
patrols along the Manitoba and Northwest
frontier are to ts established the 1st of May
to prevent smuggling.
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OXFORD COMING.
That Is the Belief of Those Who Are
on the Inside.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, April lit is be-
lieved letter from the Oxford crew to Yale
relative TO the International college boat
race has been received from the other side.
but those In position to know will not
talk. Nothing definite as to the contents
will be made public until definite action ia
decided on.
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HELD up BY BOYS.
Two Youths of Nevada County i'm Jail
for Robbery,

NEVADA. April Thomas Casey of
Spenceville left Grass Valley for home yes
terdsy afternoon, but had proceeded only a
short distance when two young men stepped
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FAIR AT YUMA.
The Ex-senator Recuperating in
Arizona.

YUMA, Ariz.. April LEX United States
Senator j. G. Fair, who came to Yuma the
first OF the week for his health. has greatly
improved. Yuma's lovely climate has a
great charm for the Senator, who spends
his time in hunting. riding, boating aud en-
joying himself generally. The Senator says
that he will remain in Yuma until he Is
we'll
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IN MEMORY OF DEADY.
Tributes of Respect From the Oregon

IIIUuttS UI Respect tTUHl lHG UTtgOn
Bar Association.
PORTLAND, April 1.-The Oregon Bar
Association met in the United States court
room to-day and adopted resolutions COM
mandatory of the life and works of the late
Judge Deadly and sincerely deploring his
death. Ex- Attorney General George H.
Williams. Judge Gilbert and others paid a
high tribute to the memory of the deceased
jurist.
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SHOOTING NEAR VIsALIA.
Fatal Termination of a Drunken
CarouSe,

VIsALIA, April This morning Tex
Bronson shot and killed w. H. Harris at a
place eight miles south of this city The
men were in Tulare drunk yesterday, and
returned home during the night and kept
up the carousal. Bronson had not been ar
rested twelve hours after the murder, though
officers are in pursuit
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Bishop Kin.

The was no change in the condition of
Bishop Kip yesterday. At 80 o'clock this
morning he was still alive and resting easy.
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TOOK THE TOWN.
The Jackson Brothers Were as Good
as Their Word.

as Their Word.
CRAWFoRDsYILLE. Ind, April 1.-The
jackson brothers rode into New Ross last
night and announced that they would take
possession of the town. They paraded the
streets, whooping and shooting at anybody
or anything. and terror reigned until Mar
shall MeGrifin and several deputies made
an attack, but they were routed. During
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RESOLUTIONS.
MEDICAL.

| ADIESi CHlCHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
- royal Pills Diamond brandt are the best safe
reliable. Take no other. Send &c (stamps) for
PARTICULARS Relief for Ladies'" in letter by return
mail. At druggists. Chichester Chemical CO.
fhllaoelonia. ia. APPS SaSuTh ly
| AIDES CAN PLACE THE UTMOST CONFI-
II dence In D0CTRESS RUBEN: guarantees a
sure cure for ladies' who childless: also cures
all Irregularities: strictly private home before and
during confinement. with best of care: adopts in
fabts; terms moderate. l4O6 Geary ST. SEQ 6m
PRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT. 1909
Mission St; ladies who desire to go into con-
hnement with every care and attendance of q Ger
man physician r. HkRWlG) and graduated
midwife MRS. WEGENER) will hnG same at
the above address: private diseases OF ladies q
speciality; cures guaranteed; babies adopted
Telephone No. $685.. 3m
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$500 each-some choice building lots on Baker
ST. bet. Golden Gate ave. and McAIlister; 25x
96lOLa each.
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S2lO0-Ofer wanted; very cheap corner LOT
32:S14XS7:6; California and Laurel SITS,
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RESIDENCES.

S4OOO-Comfortable home close to town; Web
ster ST., near Grove: o rooms and bath,
$4SOO--OEe-hAf cash; nice bay-wi ndow house
on Point Lobos ave, near Fourth; rooms and
bath cable-cars pass.
S34OO-Ofer wanted; 2-story bay-window ouse
on Jones St. near Vallejo; 8 rooms and bath; ar
ranged for families
S5l5U-Easy payments: Clipper St, near Castro
ST. cars pretty ywindow cottage of rooms
and bath: lot 25X1ls.
Sll,00U-Grove ST., near Buchanan; substantial
2story residence Of rooms and bath: stable in
rear: extra large lot; 81 6xlZ0; through to rear
street.
$SOOO-Nice bay-windOw residence on Vallejo
St. near Van Ness ave. 8 rooms and bath; lot 25x
1877 %; street accepted.
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Sl950-Folsom St. near 18th: very cheap; lot
24Il22;6 must be sold offer wanted.
SoOOO-Hayes st. near Fillmore; lot 37:6xl37. e
4lOC eacn-Some choice lots east side OF
DeVlsadero St, bet Golden Gate ave. and meal.
lister ST.. 25xlO0
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$25 cash-Park lois; balance In monthly In
stallments of $40; 18th ave. bet. and ID SITS; d
street is now being graded macAdamiZed TO
the ocean beach and four streetcsr lines Will be
extended along its length; lots 25x120; only 1925
each; only 8 left
$40 per month-Lots $500 to $3.50 each We
have number of cheap lots located only a few
blocks from the terminus of cSble-cars oath at
and fotrerO ave-; over 70 lots sold by US within
the past year in this locality; call for diagrams
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE
BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
RENT COLLECTORS AND AUcTIoNEERs
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Telephone 599
NEW PROPERTY

NEW PROPERTY.
Mtdwinter Fair business property; 18th ave.,near
St: only IA cash aud balance to suit; lots esc
25XlzO
$sO00-Forced sale: don't rail to see the 4 new
residences on " ainut ST., bot Clay and Sacra-
mento: each house contains 10 rooms, bath, laun-
dry, ETC.: elegant appointments: grand view; ad-
1acent to Sacramento and Cairorn1a-st. cable sys-
TENS; any reasonable offer will be entertained.
S2&OO-Anoth-I snap; choice lot Fulton st.
near Lyon; 25Xl37 20; street work done.
Sl6O9 only-Dougass St., near 21st; large lot
50xl3o
S57O0-An excellent business corner; Fell and
Fillmore SIS: 81 :3xlO0
$5O,000-Offer wanted: Eddy-st. corner, not far
from Market ST.; II :6xl37: IS: win be fine retail
business property
S25O0-Grove St. bet Baker and LYON: cheap:
lot 25xl00; street work completed.
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INVESTMENTS.

$s0O0-Cheap business property on Howard
near LIST: lot 251SU; 2-story house: IL rooms and
bath.
S53O0-Only one-half cash; good business cor
ner on Laguna St. near Hayes; improvements
consist OF 2-Story building, which small ex-
penSe can be converted into store and fiat.
SlS,O00-Rents $ 900 per annum good bust
ness corner on Powell ST.; frontages; lot
81 6X60.
$40 000-A gilt-edEe investment: superb
northwest corner on one OF the best retail streets
III the city; Improvements consist of fine 4-story
building stores and fats; rents for nearly 5000
per anuum; don't fail to investigate this invest
ment
S2SOO0-Make offer; rents $1,000 per an
mum; new fats on Eddy ST, near Scott; always
rented; lot 62:6xI00.
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BUILDING LOTS

S25 cash, $40 per months fine lots on 18th
ave-, near e st. 25Xl2O; only $500 each.
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

u UGGY FOR SALE; MONTHS OLD. APPLY
- 643 Howard st. LARKIN & CO. SEES 5t*
HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS. $50. 50.
Ia Mtnna st c0alYard. SEES 3t*
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DREsSMAKERS.


90 SEVENTH - STYLISH DRFSSMAKING
loo suits 80 90 up; work guaranteed seq IT
DRESSES STYLISHLY MADE: FIT GUARAN-
H teed: from IS 30 up ll9 stockton. iyll Il :.
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L'REE MEDICAL TREATMENT; FREE CON-
J sutation; men only except Fridays: women
only those evenings; z 80 TO P. Drugstore.
444 Van Ness ave. se5 Ims
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GS00 WANTED STEADY MAN AS
u OOO. partner in hrst-class commission
business. clearing S120 month to each: full IN
vestigstion allowed Apply west Coast Business
Exchange. 3lS Kearny Sd se27 ats
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HENRY HUFSCHMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBER
IL aud gasftter; 1obUing. 623 Golden Gate ave-.
Teephone 1858 WIS If
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CENTENNIAL STABLES-CARRIAGES. ROCK
~ Always, victoriaS, buggies. etc.: 1921 Califor
mia St, bet. Larkin and Polk; telephone Sex. NJ
CONLON. proprietor mrl 3tf
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7 c. LAWSON-TINNIN AND SHEETIkoN
y Works, sos Battery ST iobbing of all kinds
done ieI5 6m
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n Office - CERTAIN GOODS REMAINING
~ unclaimed one in bonded warehouses
viii be so d at public auction the Unired States
Appraiser Store on MONDAY. october IS 1898
at IL A. NJ. Description catalogues can be had at
the CuStom-houXe on and after october g. and
also at the time and place of the sale JOHN
II WISE Collector se2S Tn 81
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PIANos. vIoLINs AND SHEET NqIC
: OR SALE-UPRIGHT PIANO; SI0O I'd
! Oak ST. sa3S i. 0
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
e. I 4 Cash, Sl5 INSTALLMENT; SINGER
u new improved high arm; drawers; other
makes or improved machines at reduced
prices; rent 50 month. l45 Sixth ST iyl9 Ct
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EIRST-CLASS GROCERY FOR SALE; FINE
location: good business. etc: cheap Address
C., box u, Call Branch ONCE se27 3t*
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@ OOO CANDY. NOTIONS, STATIONERY
AlAOO. laundry office: will invoice over selling
price; 3 ltving-r oms; rent $40: laundry and daily
papers pay rent. AppIy lO21 Market 81. se2S 3ts
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I AIDES WISHING TO ENLARGE THEIR
II bustS send 50 cents TO j. B. MCTIER. Lady
agents wanted TO sell j. b. McTier's bust-en-
lar 246 Third ST. sel4 I'm
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STORES TO LET.


&c0 $40 HOWARD 3 LIVIN G-ROOMS.
10 ". ASHTON IL GARDINER, All Montgom-
cry st. sel2 I'm IuThSa
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DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND CLOAKS CAN
- be bought in our dress goods department on
easy payments at the lowest cash prices; inspec-
tion invited and credit given to ALL NJ FRIED
MAN Il CO, 224-226-22S-23O Stockton ST. 237
Post; open evenings jyl3 tt
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GOOD CIGARSTAND: DAY TRADE: NO
- Sunday reasonable. FRIEDLANDER KAE-
SER, 429 Montgomery St se27 3ts
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/ OR SALE-EMERSON SQUARE PAM: ri -
tone; Sl25; bargain 8 TURK St se2S 3T
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OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARDING.
A FAMILY HOME HANuSOME sunny
II rooms in main building and cottages: large
playground table ana every appoiu tment hrst-
class KELSEY HOUSE. T~Iee- a Atm st
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= G1TS FRUITSTORE: WELL STOCKED;
Ut l. Z ~. central location: must sell on account
of other business. GUS STRAND, 40 Kearny. =
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GlES FINE UPRIGHT LIKE NTW. SIt5
u W. upright; $l95 .iSteinway & Seh's: "a,
payments Fay's Piano Facty 1929 Missieh .sl2 IL
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.GERO CHEAP Al $3.50; PARTNER WANT

- L OR BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF BUSI
~ Hess SeeGUS STRAND. 40 Notify st.
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A DVICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS
n g. w. HOWE. atty:at-laM. L Stockton ST. % u
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

S25 000 loACREs IN TIE CENTER OF
U'-c.OOO. Berkeley. well adapted for sub
division; will take $4,000 in San Francisco
property as part payment. Full particulars call
Oakland, Cal. se26 1t
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GOOD PAYING SALOON: MUST SELL AT
" once Apply Call Branch Once. se2s Ats
PESTAURANT FOR SALE AT All CALL
III fornia st $500. SEES ST.
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a & BADGER, 9 THIRD ST. COR. MAkKEr-
- Hallet q Davis and Kimbal plans and
organs; P2tllard's music-boxes music cal mecbaq-
disc; novelties. ETC.: sheet music &c. tBtf
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/ OR EXCHANGE-A NICE NEW COTTAGE OF
rooms and bath. with all No odern improve
ments. in Oakland. for exchange or a small place
from two to five acres in or near Santa Rosa. Napa
Falrheld, Petaluma. Santa Clara, W oodIand. j.
). MYERS. 1902, Broadway, Oakland, se26 II
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L YRo> MAUZA, 3os 7" 314 POST 81. SOLE
ID agent SohmeT Co.. Newly nd Evanpfanos.
chosen above all others for Leland STAFFORD Jr
University III n
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WO)E COFFEE SALOON: OFFER WANTED
III 20. to-day. GUS STRAND, 40 Kearny. /"
:. T)AKTN Err WANTED IN SALOON; SMALL
i capital 6 US STRAND 40 kearnv
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e. DOR SALE CHEAP-GOOD PAYING SALOON:
Beae St se2S It's
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ITO LET-FURNISHED DINING-ROOM, DOWN
stairs: party must buy croekery. 4l3 Post. % 8.
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(lAL. CARP ET-SWEEPERS; BEST MADE; ALL
1Kinds repaired and sold Tigers 80 Sutter.2 m
II IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CASTLE
Ii clothing, books, novels Raphael, 247 Atm. tt
DREYENTINE-SAFEGU ARD FROM DISEASE
caused by direct contact ASK druggist for it. II
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address n the
United States or Canada one year for 81. postage
free
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Gl-SO0 CHEAP FIRST-CLASS CORNER
A0.l OOO. grocery, the MidWinter FAIR
grounds; carries fun line OF groceries. wines and
liquors; fine delivery team; fully worth S2500;
don't fail to this, best corners in the
city; owner must sell out on account OF other
business. Apply Call Branch once SEES 7t*
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-rJlO' SELL YOUR PLACE OF BUSH ESS QUICK
:: for cash see GUS STRAND, 40 hearny st.
:: 70 ROCERY AND BAR-SW. COR. FELL AND
-: VI LaguHa SITS; must sell within few days; call
and make offer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-28

IsOR BARGAINS IN SALOONS. SEE GUS
J STRAND, 40 kearny ST.
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J. STADTFELD JR., Secretary
orce-Room 30, Nevada block, san Francisco.
Cal. se5 I'd
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TOR SALE-GROCERY AND BAR CHEAP; AC-
L count sickness Inquire S17 Broadway.2S IT.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

-OH00 PARTNER WANTED IN FIRST
N1OOO. class meat market; established 80
years. very large business; clears $500 per month;
handsome team; owner needs help of good man;
need not understand the business; must keep the
DOCKS, cash collecting, take and deliver orders
etc. will fnd plenty to do; chance IN a lifetime !;
don't miss it. See to-day GEO. StEWART a
SON, $50 Market ST. opposite Palace H otel.
G9E0 WHOLESALE Produce COMMITS
. N)OOV. sion DEMONSTRATION wanted with
wldeawake. well-knOwn, downtown business mer-
chant or good standing ana reputation; receives
cons Enments from all parts OF the Pacific Coast:
da Try produce. potatoes, cans, honey fruit poul.
try and general merchandise: controlling first
class trade; clearing $l75 to 5000 per month and
the OBJECT OF taking partner is TO increase same
with abSo'ute certainty OF success: no better in
vestment in the world; best banking and mercan-
tile reference. GEO. STEWART q son 632 Mar
ketSt.. opposite Palace Hotel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
Pleasant Vitw Literary.

The Pleasant View society again con-
vened Friday evening with C. L. Martin
in the chair. After roll call and reading
of the minutes, the following persons deI
claimed: Calvin Kircb, Charlie Miller,
Vernie Bordner, Cora Smith, Eva Miller,
Arthur Kemery, Roy Zollars and Corliss
Kemery; compositions by Frank Krasher
and Vioua Dietz; reading by John Fral6y
and j. W. Martin,
The following extempore speeches were
ard; Study Of History, Frank Doll; Death
Immigration, Arthur KemeTy; InternRN
tional Diplomacy, j. w. Martin. Then a
song with guitar accompaniment was well
rendered by Miss Cora Smith. After a
feat OF juggling with chair by stranger
the society took a recess after which the
election of officers took place foil wedby
the reading of a periodical. Then came
the debate, question, Resolved THAT the
government should appropriate money
for the colonization of the negro" Up
held on the affirm by j. W. Martin and
John Fraley and on the deny by G. Deck
ard and Mr.. Martin from Massillon.
The affirmative gained the question.
After vote of thanks to the musicians
1.-THE BouIquin Bros. and Delap) the az
signment of performances for next even-
ing was read, including an oration by j.
W. Martin and question, Resolved, That
the Prohibition party deserves the votes
of the American people. Affirm, John
Fraley, John W. Martin; deny, g. L, Mar
tin, G. Deckard. The society then ad-
journed to meet Jan. 21th.