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trict bounded by Valencia. Corbett road.
Nineteenth aud Twenty-third streets.
Property-owaers cried out in protest
against the jobs that were eating away
their homes, but all TO no purpose. They
are still within the grasp OF the boodler
and the robbery goes on.
The extension Of Nineteenth, Twentieth,
Twenty-frst, Twenty-second and Twenty
third streets through the towering hills TO
Corbett road is the outrage against which
the people Of the assessment district are
protesting and will continue TO protest.
What they want is legislation to free
them from the tolls Of the boodlers and
defer improvements which are not due for
twenty wears or more. To ask the few own
eTs of real estate in a thinly populated dis
triet to pay for the building Of streets
through almost insUrmCuatabIe hills is
simply to deprive them of their small hold
ings They assert, and reasonably, too.
that the improvements are not needed.
They benefit no one at this time, nor viii
the streets be required for years TO come.
Were San Francisco as Jorge as Chicago or
New York and the entire city assessed for
the work there would then be some sense
in pushing it through. But for the present
the people have signifed their intention OF
fighting instead of paying their way TO
bankruptcy.
A call has been issued for q masS-meeting
of tie Mission Real Estate Owners Union
to be held this evening at Twentieth and
Guerrero streets, when decisive action will
betaken. The cards sent out to the men,
bers request them not to pay the assess
ments, but attend the meeting instead. A
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THE EASTERN TURF.
Failure of tile Great Sale of the Case
Horses,


NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The second days
sale OF the j. /. Case trotteIs was SHINY at
tended and prices were low. Lexington
Wilkes bid up TO S110O and was then bid In.
New ORLEANS. Jan. 11.-Five furloDgs,
Lady Tom won, Little Baltic second. Fox
hall third. Time, :G2A.
Five furlongs, Modieska won. Hubert
O'Neil second, Remus third. Time. 1:03A.
Six furlongs, Little AddIe won, Ada May
second. Miss Gilkey third. Time. ;13.
Seven furongs, Rally won, War Plot
second. Flora Mcdonald third. Time, 1 :33.
EHandicap. seven and half furlongs.
General Marmaduke won. May Hardy sec
ond. Blazs Duke third. Time, SO.
LEXINGTON, Ky., Jan. 10.-There was
large crowd and spirited bidding at Wood
ward 81 Shanklin's sale to-day. Sixty-four
head we're sold for an aggregate of sci. 673.
Among them were the following: Allen
doTf, to Ed Virgins OF Boston, for $4,000 /;
Sentinel Wilkes. to Joe Thayer of Lexing-
ton, for $500; Musical Bells. to Bowerman
Bros. OF Lexington, for $500; May Morgan.
to j. J. Noel of Frankfort. for $500; Ma
drona. to Bowerman Bros. of Lexington,
for $3.50; Egbert B. to w. b. Hawkins Of
Lexington, for $4,000.
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Fifty Years Settles Ii.
CONSUMPTION
CAN Be CURED.

II DR.. Schenck's treatment aud cure OF Consump-
tion something new and untried. people might
doubt; but what has proved itself through record
as old as our grandfathers. means just what IL
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Indians Suffered no Damage.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-Secretary Noble
has sent to the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs his conclusions on the reports sub
mtted by Special Agent Cisney of the in
vestigation into the alleged irregularities
in connection with the payments to certain
members of the Sioux tribe Of S100,00 APP
propriated by Congress to reimburse them
for property destroyed during the recent
outbreak. Secretary Noble reviews the
evidence submitted and finds that it does
not sustain the charges made.
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sTOKES-LALLEY-In this city. January 8. 1893
by the Rev. T.. X. Ollie. samuel H. Stokes and
Mary h. LalIy both OF San Francisco.
DAVIS-fRYER-tn this city. January 8. 1893, by
the Rev. T. Ollie, Ole J. Davis and Lizzie
Fryer both of san Francisco
CUNNING MS-In this city, January g.
1898 by the Rev. z. r. Ollie. George A. Cunning
ham and Julia Adams. both OF San francesca.
STAFSON-DEURELL-I tGis city. January
lO 1893, by the Rev. c. NJ. EsDjorn, Gusraf Gus
tafson aud Nanny DeureiI, both OF san Francisco.
McINEIS-BURKE1TE-I this city. January TO-
1893 by the Rev. G.. N. Esbiorn. Alexander Me-
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RATHER A FAILURE.
End of the Strike in the Saar Coal
Mines

BERLIN. Jan. 10-StrikiDg miners in the
Saar district resumed work to-day. Eleven
thousand were unemployed and 5000 re-
jeeted.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 10.-A bomb was exploded
this morning in front Of the Catholic Club
at Seragn. wreeking the building No one
was hurt. 1t is supposed the explosion in
some way is connected with the coal mines
strike in Western Germany. The Belgian
miners have paid no attention to the appeal
Of the German miners to strike in sympathy
with Them
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FROM A GASOLINE-STOvE.
Disastrous Blaze on a Winter Day in
Boston.

Boston. Jan. 10.-A fire broke out this
morning in the building POT 10 219 Federal
street. and despite the best efforts Of the
firemen spread south and east and became
an expensive confagration.
At / 80 p. NJ. the fire was under control
1t burned around into Summer street. and.
1t is known that five men were injured, but
none were killed.
The fire started IN the large buildingiof
Hccht Bros, wool-dealers, from the explo-
sion of a gasoine-stove in the basement
The total loss by fire is estimated by the
firms interested at S1,655,000, distributed
as follows Hecht Bros, on stock of wool.
100000; on building 100000, insurance
5000 900; iron building. Summer street.
5000; Corey Leather Company, $4,000;
w. A. Stetson & Co., S25O,000; G. b. Clark.
$4,000; granite building. $4,000; White
Bros. & Co.. 100000; g. II. Goodhue.
$4,000; Patterson Bros, $4,000; l. A.
Kesland lost 100000 pounds of wool.
with insurance $4,000. Joseph S. Barker
has not been seen since the fire and it is
feared that he has lost his life.
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BEAT THE WARDEN.
Desperate Battle in the Wyoming
peuifcutiarv.

LARAMIE, Wye, Jan. 10-There was a
riot in the Wyoming State peniientiary at
this point at 6 o'clock this evening. Six
desperate characters were being conducted
from the broomshop to the cells when Tom
Madden, a seven-year man sent up from
fremont County for grand larceny, attacked
Warden Briggs. who was standing at the
doorway. The rest OF the convicts joined
in the assault and badly beat the warden.
Two Jail guards came to his relief with
Winchesters and opened fire on the convlcts,
MORALLY wounding Madden and shooting
another convict in the leg. The others then
surrendered
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sEYMOUR'S FAREWELL.
He Will Be Buried Alive as an Expert
rueut

ROCKFORD. ILL.,. Jan. 10-Professor An
drew j. Seymour of this city, mind
reader, has begun preparations for feath
proposes to accomplish next summer. He
will on June p throw himself into state
of insensiblity aud be buried. The grave Is
to be watched by a committee day and night
while crop of barley is sowed. ripened and
is harvested over it. Mr.. Seymour VIII then
be dsnterred, and expects that he will re-
turn to life. His feat. it is claimed. has
been performed by the fakirs OF India under
conditions that prevented imposition, and
Mr.. Seymour says he has such control
over his mind and nervous system that he lie
confident that lac can perform the act.
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Harmonic Club.

At the annual meeting Of the Harmonic
Club. held at their rooms on Tuesday even
ing, the following members were elected
directors for the ensuing year: j. d,
Abrams. presidents; julius Kahn. vice.
president; Mel Furth. secretary; S. l..
Waller. treasurer: Leo Cooper, Herman
EBkle, Victor X. Ulman, directors
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SKATING RACES.
Joseph Donoghue Challenged by the
Morse Champion.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 10-V ce-Presldent
T. Asbjornson OF the Normana Skating
Club called at the journal Office this even
ing and deposited with the sporting editor
a certified check for $1,000 as a guarantee of
the clubs coed faith in challenging Joseph
Donoghue to series of three skating
races, on behalf OF Adolf Norsseng Of
Hamar, Norway. The races are to be one,
three and five miles. and one to occur on
the rink of the Normannia Skating Club In
Minneapolis during the early part Of Feb
ruary
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Arrived.
TUESDAY, January 10.
Stmr South Coast. Higgins. % hours from Port
Hartford: 377 tons bitunlnous rock, TO j A Fair
child
Sailed.
TUESDAY, January 10.
Schr Nettie Low. Low. Point Reyes
Movements of vessels.
Schr Gar liner City. Fourth to Howard
Bktn Tam o. ShanteT. Howard TO Fourth
Ship francesca Ciampa. gas T0rss 10 Port Costa
Bark Coryphene, stream 10 Mission.
Ship IroquOis Beale to Sausalltc.
Snip Clsverdon. stream to gas work.
Ship Milverton, II drydock TO McNear's.
Ship DTumeltan, Port Costa to stream.
Bark sea King. Oakland TO Beale.
Ship Levy Burgess. Mission TO Pacific.
Movements or TrAns-A Atlantic Staa Yrers.
SoUTHAMPTON-Arrlved Jan 10-Stmr Saale.
from lew York.
LIYERPoOL-Arrived Jan 10-Stmr Philads!-
phia from Bos ton.
DGsToN-Arrived Jan 1o-stmr Deruyter. from
Antwerp.
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
Miss Ailene Ivers United to Mr.. e. M.
Robinson

New YORK, Jan. 10.-A very fashionable
event took place at noon, being the we'd
ding Of e. M. Robinson. son of the late
Morris Robinson of the great banking firm
of Drexel. Morgan g. Co., and Miss AlleDe
Ivers. Miss Ivers is the daughter OF the
late Richard Ivers. one OF San Franchises
most respected citizens. She Is pre-
Deunced blonde, very tall, with superb
figure and beautiful face. She Is recog-
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him by Oxford and Cambridge universities.
He was every where welcomed with the
highest honor and enthusiasm, and on one
occasion was carried to his lodgings by the
crowd, who kissed his hands and knees. Iu
swer to some ladies who begged him for a
lock of his hair he said, with a smile,
pointing to his bald pate, 81 regret that |
am so poor in that respect" But he could
not content them till he had divided his
cloak among them.
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The First Troor,c cantaiu

The Fist Troop OF Cavalry, N. G. c..
held an election for captain to take the
place of Captain Blumenberg, whcS term
had expired. The captain was unanimously
reelected. At the close of the election the
company was drawn up In line. and, on be-
half Of the Native Sons team Of the last tug
of-war, which was. by the way. made up OF
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EIy-Wheel Exploded.

PITTsBURG. Jan. 10.-The fly-wheel at
Oliver Bros steel works exploded this
morning. Eight or ten persons were seri-
ously hurt. Several are reported dead.
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Everything Guaranteed as Represented
or Money Refunded.
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presented with medals for assisting the
team to win: Captain 5. P. B.umenberg,
Lieutenant Brunson, Sergeant Allyn Cap
ron, j. E. Ratchford, Sergeant Peterson.
Sergeant w. p. Archibald, Corporal j. l..
Waller, Corporal G. w. Penniman, Corporal
James Thompson, Ben Kaiser. AL McKen-
non, John Gilkyson, E. Elfeldahl, George
Meihliug, j. E. Salwny. w. A. Jenkins. c.
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KILLED BY MISTAKE.
A Southern Murder That Is Shrouded
in Mystery.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 10.-John C. Chaffee,
a leading merchant of this city and q
planter, was shot and probably fatally
wounded last night in the parish of ST.
John, about twenty-five miles above this
city. The shooting is shrouded in my stery
A negro said that crowd of men had gone
out last night to do UP some party in ST.
John, and that ChFffee WAS shot by mis-
take. Affairs in the country parishes tribu-
tary to New Orleans are in an unsettled
condition, and the killing may have re-
suited from that cause. Tie Chaffee family
is one OF the most prominent in the city and
State
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A Silk Trust.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-Three OF the largest
silkmills in the United States shave formed
a syndicate to control the production Of
fine-grade silk goods Ia the country. The
firms arc the Lyons Silk Tapestry Com
pany. the c. E. Needing Company and the
Ernst Silkmills.
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ON Interstate Commerce.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-The House CON-
mittee or Commerce to-day decided to re-
port two bills to amend the interstate COM
merce law to meet the Supreme Court de-
cson in the celebrated Counselman case
and also to meet Judge Gresham's recent
do sim
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CALLED THE BLUFF.
Susan B. Anthony Was Equal to Her
Opportunity

ALBANY. Jan. 10.-Recently Susan B.
Anthony wrote TO Governor Flower, urging
that woman be placed in the executive de-
partment Of the State Industrial School at
Rochester. The Governor promptly offered
the place TO Miss Anthony. She SAID she
would accept 1t and to-day the Senate con-
frmed her nomin Ation.
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Stories of Butcher.
n ew York Tribune.

The recent celebration in Germany of the
one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the
birth OF Prince Butcher naturally revives
many old stories OF the famous Field Mar
shall. When, after Waterloo. he went to
England with the King of Prussia and the
Gar, he had the title of LID. conferred on
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Precious Metals.

From the annual report of John j. Val
entne. president OF Wells. Fargo & Co.. IL
appears that the precious metals produced
in the States and Territories west of the
Missouri River Qncluding British Columbia)
during 1892, show in the aggregated Gold.
$50, 119. CSC; silver. $50. 607 sol; copper, S19-
$40, 516; lead. 81. 433.947 Total gross re-
sult Sill 53i 100
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BORN.

BORN.
MITCHELL-In this city. January 8, 1898. TO the
wife OF Robert c. Mitchell ason.
WOBBER-In this city. January 9, 1893. TO the
wife OF L. A. Wobber, a son.
wIEBALK-Tn this city. December o. 1892, to the
wife of A. II. Wlcbak. daughter.
CONNoY-In this city. January 5, 1893, TO the
wife OF ID. Connoy, son.
STRAND-In this city, January 6,l893 to the wife
OF q. r. Strand. daughter
BONNIE Oakland, January s. 1893. to the wife
of. + BONN, daughter.
DOLHEGUY-January T. 1898, to the wife OF Leon
DOheguy, daughter.
ROSENW ALD-JaHuary 8. 1898, 20 the wife or A.
ROsenwaid, daughter.
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nized as belle at hcme and abroad. The
ceremony was at the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF Heavenly Rest, Fifth avenue and
Forty-seventh street. After the ceremony
an elegant breakfast was served at the
Victoria Hotel, and the bridal couple left
for q short tour of Canada later In the day.
The presents were numerous and beautiful.
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Want the Fair Omen

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O.-Mayor WASH
burne and other Chicago officials. together
with President Gompers of the National
Federation of Labor. and others, appeared
before the House Committee on the Worlds
Fair this morning and argued In favor of
allo wing the fair to be opened on Sunday.
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Officials Must Disgorge.

MADISON. Wis. Jan. 1O-The Supreme
Court to-day ffirmed the judgment in the
Treasury suits. The ex-treasurers and
bondsmen are thereby required TO return
to the State an amount of 100000 received
as interest on State money deposited by the
treasurers in private banks In years past
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Dr.. Schsnek'S Pulmonie Syiup

when all else fails II comes to the rescue. Not uau
IL fails aud only after faithful trial. should any one
despond. Ii has brought the hopeless 10 life and
health. 1t has turned the despair OF tsn thousand
homes into Joy. It Is doing 10 IL VIII continue
to do II throughout thesg Dr. Schemes Practical
Ifedtlse on Consumption. LtreT and NomdcA Dis
eases BsGiltd nee all opphcuats Dr.. j. H. Sehenck
q Son, Philadelphia, POI
d.. n FrMowe2n
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Thirty Miners Drowned.

LONDON, Jan. 1o.-At Penzance, Corn
wall. this morning. the water suddenly
rushed into one of tile mines. cutting off the
retreat of the miners at distance from the
main shaft, and thirty were drowned.
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German Knocked Out.

OMAHA, Jan. 10-Before the Omaha Ath-
letic Club Tonight Joe McElrOy of Newark
knocked out Jack German Of San Francisco
in the fifth round of lively fight. The
nurse was $500
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Venoeance on His Wife

NEW YORK, Jan. f0.-Walter Marshall of
Third avenue this evening shot md dan
gerously wounded his divorced wife, Mary.
He also shot Robert Din gfieder, AZ years
old. and then committed suicide.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELEIGENCE.

The German navy now possesses eighty
six vessels, either afioat or ready for CONF
bar. representing total of 2l9.063 tons.
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A bill making i: obligatory for civil mar
rage to precede the religious ceremony has
been introduced by the Italian Minister of
Justice and will probably become q law.
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CONVICTED OF RIOT.
Men Who Struck in Sympathy With
Homestead.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 10.-The jury in the
case of the thirteen Duquesne strikers
charged with riot found ten guilty of riot
two OF assembly, and acquitted one. Riot
was charged on account Of assaults on non
union men when the Duquesne men struck
In sympathy with the Homestead strike.
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SCORNED LOVE.
BY lille Jason.

Dg iliie Jason.
Der dainty, gllstenfng, golden head,
Was bowed Ia deep reflection;
The tears that dimmed her eyes OF blue
Marreu not her FOgg's Complexion.
One snowy hand caressed a chin
Bewitched by dainty dimpes,
The work OF nature but adorned
hy Swiiligs Rough on Pinples.
Her suitor stands rejected there,
Each moment loving. scorning.
MAY but touch your Ia nd 90 he pleads
II used Scrubb's Soap this mornin ."
"Aasi We partr' Twas but a Sigh
That told Of his emotion:
There's nsug bit can heal the wound you give
But Thumper's Magic Lotion.
cleaning pistol flashes forth
(McBuiiet's Self EjectOr);
sboti cry His life is saved
by Golfers Chest-Protector.
Willie has just recovered from severe
attack OF nervous prostitution, but he and
the ofiice-boy are no longer coIlaborators.
Willie now declares that every genius writes
his poems on little scraps nf paper with a
quill pen and in a hand that nobody can
lead. C..
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DESPERATE REBELS.
Two Days Fighting in the Province
of CorrienteS.

BUENos AYREs. Jan. 10.-A force Of FED
eral troops, with artillery and two gun
boats, has been dispatched to the province
of Corrlentes to put down the rising against
the provincial authorities there. Five thou
sand rebels attacked 5000 provincial troops
at Santa Lucia yesterday. and the fighting
was still going on this morning.
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A Goyernor Diving.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Jan. 10.-Governor
Eagle is very low and there is little Pres
poet of his living many hours
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BADLY MIXED.
The Paying Teller Went Away and
Left His Books.

DENVER, Jan. 10.-An evening paper
says: Simon Goldman. paying teller of the
German National Bank, has disappeared,
and The shortage is thought to be anywhere
between $4,000 and $4,000. The bank
officials will say nothing except that the
books are badly mixed and it is yet impos-
sible to tell how matters stand.
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A CANAL CONVENTION.

Kentucky Delegates in Session at
Frankfort.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 10.-lhe State Near
aqua canal convention. under the auspices
OF the Louisville Commercial Club. met
In this city this afternoon. Most of the
commercial organizations in the State were
represented. President George l.. Converse
of the National Nicaragua Canal organiza-
ton, addressed the convention
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sc per Dozen.
BEST BONE STAYS, 8, 8 and 10 inch, cloth
covered, reduced from l214c and zoe per dozen
ioc Yard.
ONE LINE OF VEILfNGS including the bordered
sewing SILK was CSC, chenille dot was 45e. beaded
was 46c and soc, and the late style shad-
owed yeiiings were coo, all reduced to loo a
yard, dark and light coIors.
i5c Yard.
FANCY RIBBONS TO 5 inches wide. beautiful
color combinations value soc ayard.
&c Each.
COIN PURSES, dressed and undressed leather.
cOlors and black. actually worth 2oc each.
ia Yards for $500.
FARO CLOTH double fold darS coors. an elegant
cotton fabric, reduced from l21zc yard.
Sac a Yard.
PLAID FLANNELETTE. fancy eoIorIngs pretty
designs. reduced from 1212e yard.
acc Zach.
LADIES COMBINATION SUITS. natural gray
color. fashion cut, reduced from 75c each
ioc Pair.
GEMS FAsT-BLACK COTTON HALF HOSE.
fun flushed, Hermsdorf dye. all sizes reduced
from l5c pair.
23c Each.
BOYS CALICO WAISTS. fancy figured. pretty
patterns, 81 sizes
zoe a Yard.
PIN DOT SUITING, 80 inches wide, two toned,
pretty color combinations, striking novelty,
nearly all wool.
121zc a Yard.
PLAIN COLoRED HENRIETTA CLOTH. S8 inches
wide all wool. comes in sixteen popular eoIors.
reduced from soc yard.
SI.oO a Yard.
ALL-SILK CORDED CREPE. "a inches wide.
superior quality. include cardinal tan,
argent. light blue.serpent. lavender, pink, cream
and white reduced from 81 rs yard.
Everything Guaranteed as Represented
or Money Refunded
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RoueH. wntry. chaugeable weather. produces
Catarrhs, Coughs. Disorders OF the Lungs etc ,
which Jayne's Expectorant promptly cures II faith
fully administered.
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A Specific for Consumption

And or all diseases of the Lungs. No treatment
In the world can place as many permanent cures
Of Consumption TO its credit as Or ScheRcka
Nothing in Nature acts SO directly aad effectively
dsposes OF tubereles. congestion, Inflammation.
colds, coughs anu all the seeds of Consumption
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Senator Kenna Dead.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator Kenna
OF West Virginia died here tonight.
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RlRTHS-M DEATHS.

Firth. marriage death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be banded In at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name aBs residence or persons sutnOrizod
10 have the same published
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DIR. K c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT. \ spccinc Tor Hysteria DIzziness Fits Nsu.
ralgia Headache, Nervous Prostraiton caused by
alcohol OF tobacco, Waketulness. Mental Depros-
non, Softening OF the Brsin causing Insanity, mis-
cry, decay. death Premature Old Age Bsrrenness
Loss OF Power in either sex. Impotency Leucor.
rhoea aud ali Female Weaknesses Involuntary
Losses Spermat0rrhea caused by over sxsrtion OF
the brain, Selt-abuse, oyer-Indu,gen( months
treatment. 81: 8 for IS by malt We euarantea
boxes TO cure. Each order for boxes With IS
will send written guarantee to refund II not cured
Guarantees issued only by CLARK & wEIHE
Druggists, Sole Asts, Pos&Jonss stS san Franclsco
ap2S 1y cod Sp
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INCE the Street Com
mittee ordered the i'm
proving and building of
streets in, around, over
and under that lump on
the fair face of nature
known as Liberty
II ights complaints
loud and long and deep
have been uttered.
They came from the
jewellers on the Heights
and from the residents
of the assessment dis
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SENT TO CHINA.

Detroit CelestiaIs Who Must Go Back
Home.
DETROIT. Mich, Jan. 10.-Lee King Jok,
Lee Jok. Wong Yu and Wong King,
Celestials who have been in the county
Jail since September "a last awaiting q
hearing. have been found guilty by Com
missioner Graves of being unlawfully in the
country. They were sentenced to ten days
imprisonment at hard labor in the House of
Correction and TO deportation to China at
the expiration Of their term of impris on