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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
ALL OVER TOWN,

Deputy County Collector i
w, Brown went to McGrepu
morning.
A marriage license was issag
Anthem Beroiles and Jd
korigon.
The house Of J. H. Wigg]
hack driver, on North Third 81
was entered by thief this mor|
ard gold ring was stolen.
The first load Of peaches d
season came in this morning t.
Mr.. &. B. Ed ridges nursery
sold veiy readily at 81 per busi
The services conducted By
Sewell brothers at a tent in
Waco are largely attended.
services will probably contina
week.
Policeman Hopson found
alarm box No. "a, on Franklin
Third streets, out Of order
morning and reported the mstts
the fire department Authorities.
The Musical Union of the
Quinn college for colored N
will give cantata called "
Esther" u. Garland's opeM
Wednesday and Thursd'. \ -
June : and ;.
The W AGO Medical assoCiy
meets at the city hall tonight
o'clock. Erysipelas" will be
cussed and DR.. A. NJ. Curtis
read a paper on spinal concusl
and DR.. Wallace will read an
Gle ON "concusaion."
DR.. j ames M. Y andavil an
physician, was seized with an al
of insanity yesterd ~ mornin:
his family were compelled to
him placed in ssfe-keeping.
was tried by a Jury in the after
and adjudged insane.
The French Candy Kitchen
Austin street, which has been
ed for some time past, will /
opened Thursday, May 18th,
an entirely new and fresh stoe
the choicest confectionery.
finest band ma le creams, choct
etc will be made fresh every
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23

inc to take his life if he did not get
employment again. lie also gave {.
Randolph a nickel "for good luck. y
Hean told others of lis intention TO
take his life
A man who was associated IN a
business way with Bean says that
the latter gambled, but 1t was not
known whether he drank or not.
Justice Harris IA intended to hold
an irquest at two o'clock this after.
noon but postponed the taking of
testimony until 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The body was turned
over to Undertaken X. L. Dennis
and will buried by the county.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
No Experiment.

In reaching Austin, San Ms
San Antonio, ETC., via lnternaI
and Great Northern railroad,
daily trains each way. Insist
your ticket reading via Hear1
Taylor and the lnternatlonsl
Great Northern railroad. fel
roadbed, magnificent equlpmen
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
For the Worlds Fair.

The International route II. q G.,
n. railroad will sell round TIP
tickets to Chicago April 25th to
October 3 st inclusive, tickets linn
tied to November 18th, for return
For rates, time of trains and other
information apply to nearest ticket
agent.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
Mustang Grapes.

We are making contracts iol
mustang grapes, If they grow y
neighborhood come to see u.s. 1
est market price, in cash PAID ~
ARTISAN MFG & BoTrLlNa "
lis and l20 North ON "
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
A Proposition to YOU

After using Climax Oil for a ~
if it does no, give perfect sa'i .a
return the bottle and you W,
your money back, We know w.
will do. Don't try any o'u'''
by all druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
Astonishing.

The many testimonials we receive
from those who have used Climax OIL
for all pains should be in every house.
Sold under positive guarantee
by all drug stores, so cents bottle.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
Gave a Confederate Bill.

This forenoon a white woman
went to an Italian fruit dealer on
Eighth street and bought twenty
cents worth of candy, rendering in
payment a $40 Confederate note
and received $40 80 in change.
The woman has not been seen since.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
Remarkable.

A child saved from the Jaws of
death by the timely use of Climax
Oil, the best medicine on earth for all
pain
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23

IHE NEWS prints the associated
press kilograms twelve hours ahead of
any paper in Waco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
Are You BiliOusp

If so take Climax Pills and be
relieved. They are the true health
pills sold by druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
Don't be DECEIVE

If you want to drink the b
Whisky, Smoke the Finest Gig
or eat the best lunch in the c
GO TO THE OLD PACIFIC SAL
GEO ID. LAMAR, Proprletq
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
For Skin Diseases

Doctors recommend Climax Blood
EllSir because it has never failed to
give good results Sold by all drug
eIs.s.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
Good Taste.

You will always have it if Climax
Pills are used when you are bilious
or troubled with indigestion. % cents
box. Try them.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-23
FEAR And R1N0RSI
DRIVE \ NOtsG kENIi th'AN
TO suede

In. .Chc WeserVatiOn"- oil hh-
pioymeut ana Atrain e' HPp''
heusiOn.
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BASEBALL TANGLE.
Intellectual Efforts Made to StraigElten
1t Out.

Manager Harris received word last
Sunday that the Los Angeles baseball
team had disbanGed, and then he per-
formed the same act for the rest of the
league. Now it appears that the combi-
nation from the citrus belt did not go to
pieces, but that it is Oh its way to this city
to keep right on playing ball. in conse-
quence affairs assumed an entirely different
phase, and became the least bit mixed up
An endeavnr TO straighten out the tan
gle was made yesterday and several meet
iDgs were held, but owing TO the absence
OF Mr.. Hammond, who has charge of the
Angels, nothing was accomplished. He
will be bere, however, to-day, and then
some more consultation will be held. and
perhaps the muddle Will be settled
Owing to the unsettled condition of
affairs no game will be- played to-day, bur
should 1t be decided at the meeting to pro-
long the life of the league San Francisco
and Los Angeles will meet at Haight-street
tomorrow and Oakland and Sacramento
will play in the capital city. Should the
league go under the series OF thirty-five
games between Oakland and San Francisco
Will be Immediately commenced
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INTO THE FLAMES.
A Valuable Lot of Opium
Consumed.
SOON BECAME WHITE SMOKE.
The Unpaid Duty on the Confiscated
Drug Amounted to About One
Thousand Dollars.

The duty on it would have amounted to
about $1,000, but it would net bring that
much at the auction sale. so the stuff
was consigned 10 the flames. There were
195 five-tael tins and two bowls Of opium
altogether and some cigars ana tobacco.
The incarceration ceremonies were con-
Quoted in due form yesterday in the base
ment of the Appraisers building
"Heapee too bad," wasn't it? You sabe
"bad ?" But it had to be done. When
ever opium which is seized for the nom
payment of the internal revenue tax fails
to bring an amount at least equivalent to
the tax. to wit. SO a pound. the law says
it must be burned.
So il was simply carrying out the law
that Internal Revenue Collector Quinn,
Seizure Clerk harrington of the Custom
house and Assistant Revenue Agent Bert
u. Thomas were doing when they carried
the stuff in boxes down into the basement
at II A. NJ and pressed Engineer William
BartlettS glowing furnace into Servtce.
These gentlemen were ably assisted in
their destructive task. Although Collector
Quinn was there in person he was off,
cialIy represented by Deputy J. 3. Bor-
lund, and there were also present as inter-
ested spectators and obliging assistants
Deputy W. r. Jones. Professor Wrampel-
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SPORTING NOTES.
A New Athletic Club at st. Mary's
College. Oakland.

A new athletic association has been
organized at st. Mary'S College, Oakland,
and in future several field days will be
held. The officers elected are: Presi-
dent. Hugh S. Dimond, '94; vice presi-
dent. r. H. Dunn, '95; treasurer. Thomas
H Mayer, "a; marshal, Hugh McIsaac, '96
The gymnasium of the Olympic Club
was crowded last evening with members.
who gathered to witness the boxing bouts
between the boxers who have entered for
the tournament which will be held in
few weeks. The entries will close on the
18th, and according TO the number so far
received the tournament promises to be
success
The athletes of the Olympic Club will
have cross country run to San Mateo
next Sunday. Members of any club be-
longing to the association are invited to
join in the run. The Olympic bicycle an
mex will have run next Sunday also to
some OF the country resorts.
Peter Jackson. the famous heavy-weip ht
puglist, has taken his departure for Chi
caRo. Jackson stated before leaving that
If Charley Mitchell will refuse to accede
to C0rbetts terms he will take the Eng
lishman's place and fight Corbett wherever
the latter desires the contest to take place.
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TIRED OF HIS CHILD-WIFE.
Married in Haste, Only to Repent

The Supreme Court has reversed the de-
cison of the court below in the case Of
John A. Beevers, convicted of bigamy =:
The evidence showed that Beevers. at
that time lad of 20. and Lou, Jacobs, a
girl Of IA years. o. age, made up theirmlnds
TO get married. Both knew that their pa
rents would never consent to their IN ar
riage, and so they determined to elore.
They left their home in HollisteT, San Be-
nito County, andswen down to Ion terey
for the purpose of getting married at sea.
here there would be nO.obstacle, to their
uninn.. - ~ g :. z;
|. Unfortunately the wealth er proved to be
stormy and the sea cOrrespOndingly rough.
at Monterey. and the loving pair could not
get boat. So they made up their minds
TO live together as man and wife and re-
turned to HOLSTER, stating that they had
been married at sea, but had lost their mar.
riage certificate. e--:. .s....-. -
A child was born to the. lovers. and
they began to quarrel. Finally Beavers
left his wife and married Clara Bates ::
and this being found out he was prosecuted
and convicted on a charge of bigamy. An
appeal was taken TO the Supreme Court ON
the grounds that the first marriage twas
not of solemn character sufficient TO form.
the basis Of prosecution for bigamy."
The Supreme Court, however, decided
that the frs marriage was legal enough,
so this contention on the part Of the de.
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meier, the Government chemist, John J.
Meyer Jr., the United States Special
Gauger. and Assistant Revenue Agent Will
liam GiIchrist.
Fireman John O'Hara had let up little
in his shovellihg in coal, and the steam
was permitted to drop down to about
seventy pounds. Then Assistant Reve-
nue. Agent Thomas, acting officially for
Agent McGlachlin. seized a string of FIVE
tins and called OFT: well, / suppose we
might as well begin now
Collector Quinn assented, so open came
the dOor and in went the five tins as a
starter. Trey were quickly followed by
the remainder of the opium in shoyels
full. Hands and boxes were used, too, as
we'll as shovels. Ii was a short Job, and
before noon plenty of Ven Shee," looking
like nasty tar, streamed down from the
furnace CRATES, while the blazing fire sent
the steam up ten pounds. In. the base
ment was the faintest of Odors, and from
the chimney issued volume of white
smoke.
SO far as the Gostrils of the neighbor-
hood were concerned the burning Of the
drug was an entirely inoffensive proceed
Ing, and outside of the men immediately
engaged In the duty there were very few
persons who knew that $1,000 worth of
opium was doing the service of about 81
worth 81 coal in the running of the Gov
eminent elevator.
- HIS opium was ali OF domestic manu-
facture and had been accommodating for
two years, covering about thirty seizures.
The biggest lots seized were as follows
From Ho Book, 50 cans; Hong Sing. 20
cans; Wee Lee. 80 cans; Ching On q Co.,
IA cans. All the other lots we're very
small.
The thousand pounds of crude opium
subjected to analysis to determine its
quality has been ordered released.
The steamship Gaelic which arrived
yesterday. brought go cases of opium
containing 1890 pounds. The total value
of this amount is S173, $50. and the duty
alone reaches the snn of S11s 900
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To BE TOWED TO HUMBOLDT.
A Barkentine Anxious to Save Her
Charter.


At 4 O'Clock tomorrow morning the tug
Fearless will take hold of the barkentine
Mary Winkelman and the bark Leahi and
tow them to Humboldt Bav, underta kline
10 get them there before Friday at mid
night. The Winkelman is chartered to load
redwood for Sydney at 81 lis Cd, and the
charter expires at midnight on the 18Th.
In these Gull times it is not easy to get
business and the Winkelman does not pro-
pose to take chances with fair weather.
The Fearless will probably tow the vessels
up within thirty-six hours and have eight
hours to spare. 1t is understood the tow
age service will be 5000.
Fifteen per cent was paid for rein urance
on the British ship Celtic Chief from Hong
Kong June 8, and 80 per cent was asked for
rensuring the Harland, overdue from Cal
cutta.
When the ship Kennebec. now discharg-
ing coal at Main street, left Seattle. Captain
Sawyers and Mate Meal Imam were stoned
with coal by some men to show their dis
appreciation of the Kennebec's having
taken nOn-union crew. The officers were
just out of reach of the missiles. On the
voyage north, Olsen Madison, a Swede.
aged 81, fell down the forward hatch to
the lower hold and broke his neck.
The City of New York will sail for
Hong Kong Saturday
The whaling bark Cav Head. which left
here year ago, has secured 1900 barrels of
sperm oil.
James Adalr. seaman on the British
ship Castle Rock. was shot through both
thighs Monday night by the watchmau At
Port COSTA. lie ordered Adair to drop
some 1rult ne mad stolen and was making
away with. The wounds are not danger
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AVENGED. HIS SISTER.
John Asmus, the Visalia Fugitive
Caught in This CITY.

John Raymond Asmus of Visalia, for
whom the deputy sheriffs of Tulare County
have been searching for seven weeks, was
caught at the corner of Pine and Kearnv
streets. in this city. last night Asmus is
wanted for assault to murder. He is a
young farm laborer, and learning about
two months ago that his sister had bee
betrayed by Australian" Smith, pugilisf,
he went off in search;of. tho fel1ow::: He
found his man at P0rterville and fired two
shots at him, neither of: which took effect
Smith fed TO; Vlsalia,. where he is en-
gloyad as. clerk in the Visalia House,
There Asmus found him, and after firing
i've bullets into the alleged seducer made
good his escape. Smith was not danger
ously wounded. Asmus came to this city
ABOUT week ago. and b.. +. Hecketi,
Drother OF deputy sheriff living at Vfsalia,
and ID. B: Mcdonald. one of the owners
Oh the hotel in which Smith was shot,
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A Bridegroom Robbed.

Frank c. Wright and William Gebhart.
two young clerks. were guests at the mar
rage Of Henry E. Osterfeld at 1917 Fifth
street on Saturday night last. AT an early
hour Sunday morning the bride and BRIDE
groom left the scene of the festivities. and
while he was lying on the lounge Wright
and Gebhart came into the room. Gebhart
asked him for some money to get more
wine. Mrs. OSterfeld told them they had
The morning call., 1893-08-16

had enough already, and they had better
go home. Gebhart then pulled OSterfeld's
watch out of his pocket, but size made him
put 1t back. While the three meu were
talking she left the room for a few min
Gebhart had disappeared after relieving
her husband of diamond ring valued at
S1l5, silver watch valued at SIS. $40 in
cash and coat valued at $50. 0sterfeld
com planned to the police, and Gebhart and
Wright were arrestedaby Detectives Bee
and Harper and charged with grand lar
ceny. They were brought before Judge
Low yesterday, ard the case was con-
tinued till To-day -. -
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PENDANTS attorneys did not hold. But the
judgment was reversed on the ground that
IN the trial for bigamy the court permitted
the introduction in evidence of the iudg-
ment roll in the case of Beevers VS..
Beevers. divorce suit resulting from the
husbands desertiou. The Supreme Court
held that this admission was az error on
the part of the lower court, and seemed to
prejudice the jury against The defendant
On this ground new TRIAL was granted.
The morning call., 1893-08-16

came few days later. They were walk
ing along kearny street when they saw
the fugitive and pointed him out to Police
man Coughlin, who took him toto custody.
Asmus will be sent back TO Visalla to-day.
The morning call., 1893-08-16
YUBA RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
A San Francisco Company the Low
: - est Bidder for the Work, r.

s.. Bids were opened Yesterday in the office
of Major Heuer. engineer corps U. ;. A,
for opening up'a new mouth for the uba
River and all the necessary work in con-
nection Herewith.
Bidders were present from Portland.
Woodland and Marysvlle. but San Fran
cisco firm. the. California Construction
Company, was found to be the lowest bid
der. its offer being something less. than
S48,0O0. -. -, > = -
The formation OF bar across the old
mouth and the consequent impediment to
navIgationrendered the proposed improve
ments necessary. :. - - - ::
The morning call., 1893-08-16

Il ARD TIMES MEAN CLOSE PRICES; IF
IL going housekeeping pay me visit will save
you from $15 to 500 on an outfit; l carry larger
stock than any TWO stores in city; furniture car
pets linoieum, oilcloth. bedding, mirrors, stoves
ETC.: new or second hand; easiest terms; lowest
prices j. NOoNAN, 1917, 1919, 1921, 1923 Mis-.
sion St. above Sixth: open evenings I61
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MO n d e U L d. Gov VERY THE
w wrinkles taken Out of the face In a short time;
nothing Injurious; good for skin and nerves; 1907
Market ST., room ID; Office h0uTs-9 to l l A. M 4
TO p n. MRS DFGEN. aul3 It's
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MISS KITE BOWLING. HAIRDRESSFR
M wishes to amour nee to her customers that she
has decided to remain in the Phean building:
telephone $3.50. auI4 3t%
The morning call., 1893-08-16
.. A Policeman Injured.

:. Policeman J.:C5<Daly hobbled into the
Receiving Hospital Iastnisht to be treated
for. a<#sprain of the left ankle. He ex-
planned. thaGhe received the injury by fall
ing from a. car at Third and Market
Streets :: :: :: i. ~
"a circular city railway is, to be. con-
structed in Vienna. ;: -
The morning call., 1893-08-16

HENRY HUFSCHMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBER
Telephone 1858 WIS II
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MERCANTILE TOILET COMPANY SUPPLIES
w offices. business houses, saloons, dTuestores
etc, with towel service. CARO- IL GALLAND. I24
Pine st; telephone STA. aul m
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- Granulated sugar. II lbs for 81; best flour. csc
per sack; lbs Rice, Csc: lib aan coined beef
loo: cans table fruit, 25c; Jars jam, 25c; s.
gallon can coal OIL S5c Hires root beer, 15c; 10
lbs best currants, 81; Armour potted ham, sc per
can; cheese, loo per lb 80 soda crack ers for Sc:
BIB box table rasins Csc; Eastern sugar cured
hams, 121ac a n. C. A. PARKIN & co. temper
ance grocerS, 29l0 Sixteenth. aI2 en- WeMo
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MRS DIR. TANNER TONER: DANDYLION
WI Beer: best in world 1892 Market. T. 7jyl8 I'm
The morning call., 1893-08-16

I000 YARDS BEST BIGELOW BODY BRUS-
IOOO sells carpet from Palace Hotel: l VIII sell
above in any size required with without Dor
der: all in AL condition except the price; don't
fail to call If you want carpet. j. N0ONAN,
lOl7 to 1923 Mission st, above Sixth; open even
ings 1924 tt
The morning call., 1893-08-16

NURSES-FEMALE GRADUATES WANTED;
~ none but those holding diplomas from recO G
nlzed schools and able to bear rigid inyestiga-
tiOn need apDy; also reliable male DO +. GOOD
BAN. 1l17 Van Ness ave. near Post ST.
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LOST.

T OST-SKYE TERRIER PUP, THURSDAY
Ii morning Return to zoos Leavenworth st.
bet and s O'Clock P. NJ: liberal reward. aul6 st
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A DYICE FkEE-LAW OFFICE, IT STOCKTON
n St: divorce laws: collections; marriage con-
tracts prepared business quietly transacted a3 If
The morning call., 1893-08-16

DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND CLOAKS CAN
- be bought in dress goods department on
easy payments at the lowest cash prices; inSpec
ton invited and credit given to all NJ. FRIED
MAN d CO. 224-226 22S-23O Stockton st, 237
Post; open evenings. jyI3tf
The morning call., 1893-08-16

T /. CAHILL. 1O7 SIXTH ST., COR. MISSION
y Most complete paper, paint and whitening
establishment in San Francisco; honest work
honest prices. je22 If
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INFORMATION WANTED OF ETIENNE EU-
GENE VACQUE REL, a French boy who was
taken from the Catholic Orphans Asylum Decem-
Der 6, 1886, by an Irish family. Information adj
dressed to IVAN A FOURQUET. 7I81a Union
St: matter of interest for the chiId. an9 Its
The morning call., 1893-08-16

OST - LADIES OPEN FACED SILVER
IL watch, with short gold chain and fob; reward.
1908 Oak St
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FSP Excelsior Lodge No. 100. F.
IE~0 and A. M.-Spec iaI meeting THIS n
Nv EDN ESDAY) EV ENfNG, August l6 at x y
1880 o'clock Second degree. w
! - THEO. f. SMITH. Secretary.
The morning call., 1893-08-16

A LLPEOPLES HOME SAVINGS BANK BOOKS
~ bought A. NJ. SPECK. 20 Kearny st.
II remove those detestable blaekheads and close
up the pores no charge La Verite HairdresS-
ing Bazaar, ll7O Market ST. over Maze.au4 lY cod
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IT,. Mission Lodge; No. IG9, r. n
W. NC and A. N.-Called meeting THIS "a
(WEDN ESDAY)- EVENING. at 7:3OW y
O'Clock. Second degree BY order of the w
w. NJ. -. Il - G.. d. BUNKER, Secretary :.
The morning call., 1893-08-16

CAPTAIN j. b. JONES Il BRO. ENGRAvERS
y and jewelers., O29 Front Sacramento, Cal. II
DIANO LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY: Csc
L half b our. 9S1 Market St.. room 81 my27 3m
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NOTICE or MEETINGS.

IT, Mount III oriah Lodge No. A q
AT-n. y. and A., M.-SpeeiaI called meeting n
THIS EVENING. Z 80 Pm. 90 o.. Y
GEORGE -PENLINGTON, Sec pro tenn Nv
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MONDAY NIGHT ON FILLMORE ST, BET.
M McAlIister and Fulton, a ducheSse lace hand
kerchief. Liberal reward by returning to 9l5
EilImnrh
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COMPLETE STOCK, ALL SIZES OF SECOND
= hand bars, etc, IN redwood, Spanish cedar aud
walnut can be seen at my premises; they good
new except the price, cali and see them, j.
NOONAN. lOl7 -lO23 Mission ST above Sixth. s Il
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years stdeS and Ttares TdF
$500; will clear 800 month: 3 attached
| MORTON & KNIGHT, l3l Montgomery st
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IF YOU SUFFER WITH CANCER, ECZEMA.
l. syphilis or scrOfula send name and address TO
2. o. box 305. Oakland. Cal: it will pay 10 Il
The morning call., 1893-08-16

DRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT. 1908
L Mission st-Ladies who desire to go into CON
fnement with every care and attendance of 6 err
man ply stefan ana graduate midwife will find
same at the above address,: diseases of ladies a
speciality; cures guaranteed; baby adopted IL 3m
The morning call., 1893-08-16

%CSP Mission Lohge, Z. and A. M
80 stated meeting WEDNESDAY n
EVENING. First Wednesday each Xxx
/\Sy\
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Ff-Ss7 Cr0c., EFT Lodge No. 80. r.
- and A: M.-Cailed meeting THIS "a
WEDNESDAY EVENING at 7:30W "
O'Clock. First degree, BY order OF the W.
w. NJ. ri ~. o. HILDEBRANDT, Sec
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FS57 Officers aDh Members f ,SsSAst1>,
80 Oriental RebeKah Lodge No SSTEG
so, l. o. o. F., are hereby notified to 9StSs-
assemble in Prospect Han. Odd Fell ~/|fhS>~'
lows building. THIS wednesday, Evening at
O'Clock All members of the degfee are cor.
daily invited to attend. Degree work second and
fourth Wednesdays.
AMY j. NcDOUGALD, n. g.
EMMA 4. SEIPEL, X. =. - my24
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T oST-BABY BUGGY, YELLOW WHEELS; No
Lquestions asked liberal reward. AIS Getaways
I OST-GOLD- BOWED EYEGLASSES, CHAIN
IL and clasp, Sunday August 10. between 2OO0
Iaguna ST. and ST. Johns Presbyterian Church,
cor. California and Octavia SITS, Finder return to
1000 Lagunast. au10 2t~
The morning call., 1893-08-16

KE RICKOW, CALL OR SEND YOUR ADDRESS
i to 376 San Jose ave. San Francisco. aul5 3t*