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ElectiOneer Stock.

The latter part of the month another large
sale of fine stock from the Stanford estate will
take place IN Los Angeles. Ii will include over
sixty head of horses. all the descendants OF
EleciiOneer, and among which are said to be
III ny very promising animals.
There are but very few animals of the Elec.
tioneer Stock owned down in that section of the
country, and the residents there have expressed
desire 10 b ave an opportunity to make pur-
chases.
Many private sales are made Of fine animals
in the stock farm. This week Railroad Com
missioner James Rea OF San Jose bought the
yearling Aran, by Palo Alto out of Elaine, for
which lie paid $4,000. lie is well pleased with
his purchase, and thinks he has 4 wonderful
colt
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a business on too small capital The Sheriff is
now In possession of the store ana VIII COM
mence an inventory OF he stock luis morn
ing.
IgnatZ Keiner the senior member OF the
finn prior to 1891 was an importer of brushes
at 800 Sansome street. In that year partner
ship was formed with Benjamin BumauT. and
the new finn launched out IN a bazaar business
on a much larger scale.
Patrick Pierce, marble-deaer at 232 Va
lencia street, was attached yesterday by II.
GinZard on a prOmlssory note and Open ac-
count. No schedule of assets and liabilities
has been filed, but they are understood TO be
ahOUt equal.
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LOCAL ARTISTS.
Pictures Selected for the
MidWinter Show.
About Fifty Pieces Have Been Chosen
for the Fair, Mostly Flowers
and StiIl-Life.

1t is now settled what local pictures will be
exhibited in the Midwinter Fair. The commit
tee conn osed of A. Joullin, William Keith, A.
Mathews, o. Peck, r. Nelland, 4. Plssis and
Miss McCOrmacK, met at the Pavilion Monday
afternoon, and commenced selecting the good
pictures from a collection OF about 200 that had
been submitted.
The job WAS long one, and not concluded
until yesterday mOrning. Out Of the 200 pic
lures about fifty were selected TO be hung IN the
art gallery at the fair. Besides these there Will
be about twenty more sent in by members of
the committee and others whose work is eX-
empJ from examination.
The principal pictures selected have already
been described in The CALL, and little can be
said Of thOs- not mentioned.
In the following list all but three or four OF
the pictures selected are mentioned. IL was
impossible 10 secure these fOr various reasons:
Miss Chittenden-Two flower pieces; roses
and chrySauthemums.
II. Partingt on-PortTaits OF Ambrose Blerce
and Joaquin Miller.
LudOvlci-Fase l portrait, girl with violin.
Helen Hyde-Two cauvases Of Dutch sub
jects.
mrs A Sullvan-Portrait
Miss FrOlich-kOses.
Miss Wall-Chinese girl, peasant girl and two
water cOlOrS.
Miss Lunberg-Pastel of oak trees.
Mr.. CadanassO-Portrait.
Mrs. William DavidsOn-TWO stlll-life pieces
and TWO studies of roses.
John Misunderstanding Time"
A Huberchek-Stil-ll study.
Miss AdamS-NiOets.
Miss 81 eth-LandScape.
NarJOs-Mexlcan dance and street scene in
Chinatown.
Miss Nichol-TwO flower pieces
Miss Carpent T-Chrysanthtmums
Miss McEirOy-TwO ill-life pieces.
Miss ScbOmacher-Stil life.
Miss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Newman-Figure study.
A. Parting on Jr.-WatercolOr.
l.. p. Latimer-W atef coiors of landscapes.
Mrs Minton-Three watercolorS.
JudsOn-Scene IN Holland.
The pictures who's names could not be OBJ
tanned are in pastel and OIL aud are said to be
very creditabe work.
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MEETING NoTICEs-CoNrINUED.


81 Annua Meetin The Ke uiar
80 annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Pajaro Valley R-ihoad Company will be held at
Francisco Californis, on MONDAY. the 5th day
ofJanuary, 1894. at the hour OF II o'clock a. NJ
for the purpose OF electing board OF dire ctors to
for the ensuing year, and the transaction OF
such otner business as may come before the meet
ing Transfer books will close on THU RSDAY
1a2 lat Z. II. SHELDON. Secretary.
~ nnual Meeting = The Annual
-s>S meeting OF the stockholders OF the Com
merctal Insurance Company of California will be
held at the office OF the Palatine Insurance Com
pahy Qimited) of Manchester. England. 439 Cali
fOlnia st, safe Deposit building, San Francisco
on W Wednesday, the 18th day of January, 894. at
the hour of ~ O'Clock M, in accordance with by
laws. CHAS A. LATON, Secretary.
San Francisco, Jan. 3, 1894. Ja4 I'd
To- The Ninth Annual Meeting of the
~ stockholders OF the CALIFORNIA FRUIT
UNION. for the election OF a board of nine ~
trustees for the ensuing year. and the transaction
of such other business as may come before the
meeting. will be held on WEDNESDAY. January
II, 1894, at l P NJ. in Assembly Hall of the State
Board of horticulture, 22O Suffer St, San Fran
cisco. L. w. BUCK.
Ja3 lat Secretary California Fruit Union.
r. Annual Meeting-The Regular An
4~S nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Company will be
held at the Office of the company, room Is, Ne
Francisco. California. on WEDNESDAY. the 18th
day of January. 1894, at the h our of / O'Clock
NJ, for the purpose of eiecting Board OF Trus-
tees TO serve for the ensuing year and the trans
action OF such other business as may come before
the meeting. Transfer books will close on Janu-
airy 18th at y O'Clock
+. L. PARKER, Secretary.
Ofice-l5 Nevada block, No. 300 Montgomery
street, san Francisco. California. Jas I'd
t. Annua Meet ing-Ihe Regular An
l~S nuai meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Brunswick Con. Mining Company will be held at
the office OF the company, room 56. Nevada
block, 5O9 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. Cal.
on THURSDAY, the llth day of January. 1894.
at the hour Of O'Clock P. NJ. for the purpose of
eieCttng board OF directors to for the L.
suing year and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting Transfer
books Will close on TUESDAY. January 8. at 5
O'Clock p. NJ
j. STADTFELD JR., Secretary.
Ofhce-Room 56. Nevada block, 800 Mont
gOmery st. San Francisco Cal de2S I'd
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Tu A ~
~ the Board OF Directors of the Escondido Jrrt
gation ID strict Will receive sealed proposals for
Tue purchaSe OF $z5O,0OO of the bonds OF said dis
trlct SAID bids Will be received therefor at the
once OF said board in Esco dido. California I'M
1894. ~ 10y II1, ~ = SDurIuary'
secretary OF the Escondido Irrigation District.
caLou oauudrF :, 1884 las
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FINANCIAL.

DAMS WANTED-$7O0. $500. $1,000 FOP .
years; security TO d; will pay per cent ana
Cos's. VIM NJ DE WOLF Broker, FrQItyaIs
JAG st
Gan FRAN CISCo COLLATERAL LoANRANu
- oooAearny, only corporation that lends monav
On diamonds, watches ;loW interest," oeI tf
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MEDICAL.

49, ~ Ath HOME IN CONFIN EMENT. 4l9
a Eody St: ladies who desire to 90 into co..
nnemeht with every care ana attendance of a Ger
nian pnys iclan CDR. HERWlG) and q graduared
nliumue (MhS. WEGENERl will find snme at
Tpo3e Auaress; private disease OF ladies a special
w; oaDles adopted. Telephone No 2l67 ~ an
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DENTISTS,

4 WARDED ME 10 PRIZES FOR FIN EST FILL
:. lngS DrldSes crowns and plates; awarded me-
the LeeS Dental College, l Fifth St; see Exams
iher, December 20. j. j. LEEk the defendant
mas appealed the suit. Till get second decision
ana possession of the college, come to room 3
oOtarrell St, where extract Tor 25c and fiji teeth
al QUO; my method OF filling and extracting teeth
palnlessIy Is still secret Avoid dental colleges
ana lmpostors who are not even licensed dentists
one college has $4,000 suit on hand for break
ing mans jaw; both are filled with green stu
dents Avoid all other dentists and come TO the
orIgIhal DIX IL w. LEEK. o'Farrell ST del5 IT
4 FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILINGS
- at lowest prices; work warranted DR.. j. w.
hEH LIZ Market ST., bet. Mason and Taylor. n30 tt
DR j. j. LEEK. PROPRIETOR OF LEX
- DEN TAI COLLEGE, Fifth st.-No students
aIIowed to prsctice you; all drst-claSs
anu reasonable; teeth extracted by electricity;
thls college VIII not NOV or closes consultation
Hee; open evenings and Sunday until noon. 8 If
ID. A. LUDLJM HILL, 144S MARKET ST.
- near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when
piateS are made: old plates made like new.
teetn from 90 per set; extracting soc given 4t
( OLTuN DENTAL ASSOCIATION sos MAR
Ket ST. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. jeS Ct
DR. II. 6. CONTEMPLATION PAINLESS.
~ patchwork, bridgework. teeth without plates
asPeclaIty. 1891 foIk ST, my14 tt
n o PAIN-EXTRACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy SOC and 81; artificial teeth from 81.
filling from 81. CROOME Dental Asseci.tion
100 Market ST., bet. Third ana Fourth. ap12tt
CT SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED Al
~ good as can be made; filling 81. DR. SIMMS
oehtlSt. $50 Market. next Baldwin Theater ocl tt
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The monthly statement of bookkeeper
Letcher of the Board OF Education shows a
balance 10 the credit OF the one-twelfTE or
monthly allowance OF S31.399 80.
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nJOO STATIONERY. NOTIONS, CANDIES.
u ~. cigars; living rooms; showcases,
counters and shelving: bargains. 152O$4 Howard
street jal0 4t%
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N. z 90 SALOON: WORTH $1,000: WITH
n OUU. uving-rooms, Midwnter Fair
grounds Golden Gate PARK; rent $35. Inquire
at 90 Sixth ST.; liGuOr-store; no agents. jIO2%
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O.1D5 BRANCH BAKERY, NOTIoN AND
n IL y stationery store. ApplyCall Branch 10 q
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YOU'VE MAN. HAS 500 TO INVEST IN
L some business or give as security for perman-
ent emplOyment; must bear investigation. Ad-
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LOR SALE-PAYING SALOON, ON ACCOUNT
Of other business. Apply 86l Wood ST.. Oak
land; price $3.50. Ja1O az"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ESS Notice Is Hereby Given That the
0-S Maria Kip OrphaDage OF $40 Harrison ST.,
an Francisco. Cal, has admitted the following
airy /. 1894: Irah EldOra Williams, aged years;
Elma May Williams. aged 5. jag lot
RFS Mrs. e. j. Williams, the Electrician,
H. removed to il Mason ST jag tt
- KoehIer Cancer Hospital. l42S
tumors or malignant grOwths are removed. with
or without knife or caustfc. A guaranteed cure
In all cases. Consultation Tree. Call or send for
circulars. del9 3m
RP Whit eniu z rooms. 81 Up; Paper ng
- 50 up. GEO. HABrMAN,5l3 third st. iy2 II
~ Mrs. Nj Ison, $50 Geary. Private
~~S home in confinement; $50. della SIN
r. Fits epilepsy Cured - New aud
chronic bronchitis, tubercular laryngitis catarrh
(ten-day medicines free) scrofula, obesity;
speedy cure for women diseases; chronic local
rheumatism and Sciatica cured Immediately. Of
nee hours: IL 10 2 A. M, TO and to P. N.
DIR. SPlTZY, zoos Mason, mr. Montgomery av. 6m
~ Books fought and Sold. Heaiy &
@~S DAILY 4OS O'farrell ST. lStf
- Bad Tenants Elected for 81 Col
W. lecttons made; city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co, Al Montg'y ST. T. .. Tel 55S0.he2itf
- John f. Lyons, Notary Public and
&~S COmmissi oner of DEEDS office 607 Mont
Romery; telephone 5439; residence 2202 Steiner
street. Je9 II
- Get Your House-P ainting, Taper
sF~D hanging and decorating done reasonable at
=. ORSIS, % Montgomery ave. telephone 5S60.u
f. Dr. AnJhan. 229 Kearny-Diseasps
~ OF women :nervous.c chronic aiis.etc.nol5 S5t
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&0EO PARTN ER-SPLENDID CIGAR FAC
I'd AJO. tory; cheap rent; party can learn trade
or attend to outside business. 800 Grant ave-
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

- Dividend Notice-The German Saw
49, ines and Loan Society. $50 California ST :
For the haf year ending December 81, 1898. a
dividend has been declared at the rate OF five and
onetenth % l-lO) per cent per annum on term
deposits aud four ana one-qu rter go per cent
per annum on ordinary deposits, payable on and
after TUESDAY, January 2, 1894
desc lat GEO. TOURNY, Secretary.
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G17S LADY OR GENTLEMAN WANTING
D4 -. a good paying business should inveSti-
gite this at once; going East reason for selling
Inquire lO0712 Larkin ST.; agents. ja10 2tF
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- lot; rent SIS: sickness cause OF sale. 729
Seventh ave-, opposite main entrance to MID
winter Fair. 1alO st"
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EDUCATIONAL.
E'NGLlSH BRANCHES TAUGHT; PRIVATE
~ or class; young lady teacher. Sl1 Octavia 7t*
DEM ANShIP TAUGHT; ALSO JOB WRIT
= ing; day and evening Room a. Donohoe
building. nol4 6m
" 1OLlN, MANDOLIN. 90, rs CEN s Ii UR
PROF L. MERKI,745 Howard mr.. Third. n l9 If
DROP. MISS MAY T. MCMAHON = GUITAR.
banjo and mandolin; reasonable. 111a OAKS If
II EALDiS BUSINESS COLLEGE, % POST ST:
n always In the lead Send for circulars. aul5 II
M ISS BOLTE'S SCHOOL. 2127 JACKSON ST
ul Board, Eng, French. Ger, music, danciny $50
month; coach calis seventh term, July TO- jyl2tf
SCHooL. CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL
~ electrical engineering, surveying, architecture
assaying: es '64. VAN DER NAILLEN. 723 Markst
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 POST ST
lie scholarship s7o; day and evening. oc7O tt
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
y WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81, postage
free - S'"se
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n ROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE; GOOD LO-
" cation Apply Call Branch ONCE. JalO 3tF
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SAlOON FOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
X usinesS: downtown; present owner there
eight years; account sickness. Inquire cor.
broadway and Sansome. las It's
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nON'T FORGET TO CALL ON GENERAL
- BAMBEkGER'S new headquarters. 30 Grant
ave. where you will find him surrounded with
STOCK OF the best Havana. Key West and Domestic
call. N'O' o. ;oT ~
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! CALOoN AT BARGAINS; CALL AND SEE;
| ~ price S400. 233 Sixth st. ia9 3t*
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"A ANTED-A PARTNER IN GOOD-PAYING
- cash business; honest steady man of small
capital required Call 1862 Folsom jag 2t*
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II AIR SWITCHES. 81; NATURALLY CURLY
II bangs, 49, hair dressed Csc, lessons given IN
halr-dressiHg and anicure. La Verite Hair
Dressing Bazaar, ITO Market over Maze as cod ~
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A A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE CITY
"a Apply for information at j. II. d FIELD
BUSCH'S, 42S California bet. the hours of 8 and
2P. NJ. las IT'S
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b 5OO Of ana horse horsesh %5be
shop in Napa; rent SO per month. WILLIAM
HUNTER, Napa, Cal. ia5 II
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I'hE WORLDS WONDER-THE NATIONAL
garment-cutter; the best in the world; cuts
en S garment worn by men, women or children
anu i.e ehtlre garment; don't miss this chance
gomery ST., room II. iaT r.
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GOOD-PAYING SALOON; CENTRAL LOCA-
VI ton; cheap rent; at a bargain. Inquire at NJ.
BLUMENTHAL Il CO.'S 65S Mission Sc jas It's
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OLD LOU tR-STORE, WHOLESALE ANDRE
" tail; of the best corners in the city; other
business cause OF sale. Sc. cor. Pacific and San.
SITS. iaa It's
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GlS YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK IN Ho
II u. tel restaurant saloon, boarding house OIL
resort as general utility man. can assist at luncl
counter and bar; good reference. ii. PORTER
% Third st. iaI % Ar
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on COX COFFEE SALOON AND RESTAU-
u OAO. rant: partner wanted: owner first-eIasS
cook; runs kitchen; wants steady, reliable man to
take charge cash counter and dining department;
has splendid growi g business: Is too much for
one to run alone; needs help of good man; chance
Ia lifetime; don't miss it; receipts $50 TO $40 per
day: location Mark ct street. See GEO. STEWART
q son $50 Market ST., opposite Palace Hotel. l
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SPIRITUA LISAI.

RRlNED-MME, DIR. ATLANTA BUSINESS
~ and Test Medium; tells your entire life from
cradle TO crave; every hidden mystery revealed:
conuiton or every organ In body; tells cures:
brings Dack lost love: uniteS the separsted gives
names future husband or wife; she has no equal;
Iees =! up; open day. PAP Sixth ST jaI0 tt
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pESTAURANT ON CITY FRONT; GOOD BUSI-
Ia ness; rent low; must be sold soon, owner GO
ing away. Address O., box A Call ONCE Jas -
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PERSONALS.

A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT REMN ANTS
~ for suits, overcoats and pants to order re-
ce1ve weekly suits and overcoatS to order, 3 ~
up: pants, 81 so; samples to country. l.. LEMOS.
1926 Market ST., opp. Odd Fellows building. 613
kearny st. ia9 If
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALt=

DELIABLE SERVANTS FURNISHED FREE
IL city. country. COLON. 524 Bush: tel. Sag.
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y ELIABLE. SOBER MAN GERMAN, MANY
IL years newspaper ofhce experience, wants
steady position of any kind; can furnish best of
references and give bond If required. Address
Reliable, box 1877 Call Branch Once lag 3ts
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HELP wANTEp-coNrrNUED

II oUSEWORk GIRL. $50. NO swEEPING;
II french nurse $25, Apply MISS CULLEN,
j % Stockton 2
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4 TTENTION, FARMERS-GET YOUR PLOy
y hands from c. II. HANSEN 81 CO.. llG Gear
street. Telephone 4S5. DEF tt cod
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RARBERS-YOUNG MAN, = YEARS EXPERT
IL ence, wishes situations; city or country: neat
appearance. ADDRESS N A., box l39, Call Branch
ONCE. ia9 2ts
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SITUATION WANTED BY PRACTICAL GAR
- dener; hOISenan and mixer: thoroughly un-
derstands all the requirements of 4 gentleman's
place; highest reference. Address A r. D. box
l43. Cail Branch Office iaq 3t*
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NOUNG MAN, 26, ENGLISH, WOULD LIKE
L TO engage with gentleman on fruit farm or es-
tate as general assistants good education, active
and industrious. Address c.. box 10 this
ONCE. ia9 3tx
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-01

Democratic principles, has not agreed
to, does not intend to, and dare not
come out and sayethat he will. His
nomination was cold-blooded out-and-
out lob on his part. and a disgraceful
sale and surrender of the Democratic
organization that dominates him.
The action of the Democratic conyen-
ton at Grand Forks was also Influenced
by contracts 10 grant certain patronage
to certain individuals. from which a
timely consideration would be gained if
they would agree to nominate Populists
instead of Democrats. Where is the
man who will hold up his right hand
and swear this is not true?
Knowing this, it is not only the right,
but the duty of every true Democrat to
keep in ''the middle of the road"
Endorsing Populists does not make
Democrats. 1t makes political half
breeds, without force of character or
principle beyond Office seeking.
A cross between a Democrat and a
Populist begets political mulatto
which is neither frst-class white man
nor good negro.
Any man or party is unworthy to be
trusted with the care of this govern
ment, or any other. who barriers away
principle and honor for personal or
political gain. The man who does this
robs his party of virtue and his state of
credit. There could be no greater crime.
1t is time stop was put to buying aud
selling principles to the highest bidder
in an open market. This is to protest
against it.
The people and | will be around with
our platform and more communications
soon. BUDD REEVE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-01
FUSION is A BAD THING,
Because It Leads to Family
Rows Of a Very Serious
Character.
ARE DEMOCRATS WANDERING
Reeve Says He Is Sick Of the
Weakness and Hypo crisy
He Sees.

BUXTON, n. D., Sept. 29.-To the
Voters of North Dakota: am sorry to
come before the people burdened with
a family trouble.
But by looking back at the history of
the human family we find that family
troubles and rows are the Oldest and
most firmly rooted institutions on earth
that they come without irrigation and
flourish when all other crops fail; that
they grow rank and large, especially i'll
North Dakota. No sooner did Ewes
two oldest boys grow up than family
trouble and rows set in. Trouble even
commenced before this; it commenced
with Adam and Eve before any boys
were born. and has kept up down to the
last Democratic state convention, when
political boss tried to force the honest
Democracy of North Dakota to swallow
Populists for Democrats.
Trouble with the human family set in
like an Arctic winter-early and hard.
1t came butt-end first, and has never
reversed its position.
1t struck Adam and Eve like an ice
gorge under bridge. and has KEEP
right on gorging. Trouble commenced
when Eve was turned out of the Garder
of Eden into the cold world for tempt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-01
DIED.

PARKER-At his residence, 1872 County
road. st. Anthony Park, Sept. Goth, Charles
u. Parker, aged 80 years. Friends are in
vited to call at his home from IL 10 Tues
day. Oct. I'd. Funeral and interment pri-
vate. Kindly omit flowers. Memorial ser
wees Will be held at Plymouth church. ST.
Paul, Sunday, Oct. 7th, at D. IN to which
friends and the various organizations of
which deceased was member are invited
HOIST Lulu Irene. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ID. Hoist. OF No. Is West Fillmore a, enue,
Saturday, Sept. %, 1894. at Il a, M, AGED
sixteen years and seven months Funerrl
from above residence Wednesday, Oct.
at $40 O'Clock u N. Service at st. Matthew'S
church at O'Clock. Chicago papers please
copy.
S1CkINGER-In st. Paul. Mimi. Sept 90,
1894, Miss Fidas Sickinger, aged seventy
nine years, half-sister of A r. Kiefer.
Funeral services will be held from the
Assumption church, Ninth, northwest cor
ner Franklin, Monday, Oct. /, 1894. at 0
O'Clock a. M. Friends are invi. to
attend,
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S MOTHERING

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Oppression. Asthma, swollen AM
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heart beat so violently it could te heard
across large room. Took DR.. Miles rene
dies and was cured. Contain no opiateS or
dangerous cruSs.
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DIR. E. e. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, q specific for llysteria, Uizzi-
ness, Fits, Neuralgia, Headache Nervous
prostitution caused by alcohol or tobacco;
wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening
OF Brain, causing insanity. misery decay,
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OF Power in either sex, lmpolency, Leucor-
rh9a and all Female Weaknesses. Involun.
tary Losses, Spermatorrh@a caused by over.
exertion of brain, Selt-Abuse, Oyer-indul-
gence. A months treatment, 81, for $, by
Each order for6 boxes, with s., will send.
written guarantee TO refund if not cured,
Guarantees issued only by w. *. Collier
Druggist, Seventh and Siblsy Streets st. Paul
MINI,
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Last Week.

Owing to previous engagement of Col.
Dawson. Auctioneer. this will be the
last week of the Pfster Jewelry Auction
for the present. Don't fail to get few
bargains while you have chance. Two
sales daily. afternoon and evening. 416
WabaSha.
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jamin F. Butler, died at Holly Springs.
Miss. today. Gen West was the first
President of the Chicago, st. Louis d
New Orleans railway now the Illinois
CentraD and was the pioneer railroad
builder of the South.