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THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

woman 10 Washington State has been sent
10 the penitentlary for poisoning her sixth hus.
band In this age OF universal feminine SUI
premacy even Bluebeard must submit o have
his record Decentralization American.
Pictures OF huge j. CRAMPS private library
are now found in the New York papers ltisa
coy, pleasant looking room, and seems 10 have
everything In 1t except books.-kansas CITY
Star.
IhPre Is always something pathetic In the
sight OF a Candidates wife trying to get COM
fort out OF the tact that worse men than her
husband have gotten Office Washington Star.
The big chrysantbemum decoraliyely covers a
large section OF coat lapel, but 1t will never
inspire that "gay feeling for tn loss OF the
stolen overcoat-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The estimates of the lae Cars character by
the newspapers of st. Petersburg would be
interesting II they were not so closely edited by
the Government.-Boston Globe.
When plumbers bills and taxes are smaller
than you expect them TO be, get your spy glass
and watch out for the rosy dawn OF millen.
nium.-New York Recorder.
Crime is not business Vice is not business.
Politics is not business. Here are three lessons
that all good people should learn without de-
lay.-Dallas News,
One thing for the public to congratulate itself
over In connection With this campaign Is the
comparative freedom from campaign poetry
Buffalo Express
The new Gar is already between the NlhilIsts.
who want him TO be constitutional, and the
Kaiser, who desires him 10 be aulocratc.-New
York Journal.
leila Nicolaus threatens to tell the Lexow
committee all she knows. Anthony Comstock
should be notified at once.-Albany Argus.
flavor of The apple is always intensified by the
bark Of the dog.-Cleveaud Plain Dealer
Di Dio. New York CONCERT hall high kicker
has just married a millionaire cubman OF that
town. Serves her rlgbt.-Detroit Sun.
After the new Gar shall have turned out his
whiskers and got married we shall know about
his pollcy.-Sl. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The financial condition of Italy is another
illustration of nations effOrt to tax itself Into
Observation-Disclosures fOst
There is nothing so sightless as the eye OF
policeman that has been closed by drink
Tammany Times.
The price OF bread has been reduced to cents
loaf in Cincinnati, probably to introduce it,
Detroit Tribune.
The more doctors dying man hires the more
diseases he Is bound to have.-New Orleans
Picayune.
If the women go into politics, who VIII take
cafe OF the finances OF The churches.-Atchison
Globe
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AMERICAN BORN CHINESE.

The Marysville appeal thinks that
American-born Chinese woald be less
objectionable voters than a certain low
class of American-born men of native
parentage. Ii says that twenty young
Americans of that city lost their votes be-
cause no one offered cash consideration
tor them. Others, more unfortunate, sold
their votes for so cents or 81 each, as the
case might be. Without doubt there are
white Americans who sell their votes.
But the proportion is small and the opera
tlon of existing laws renders it smaller
every year. Between the purity elections
act and the Australian ballot the industry
of vote-seling has been nearly ruined.
But admitting the depravity of an occa-
sional American. it does not follow that
we should increase the depraved class.
We cannot quite prevent frauds in cleo
lions. but we are doing something all the
time 10 keep them down. In this city we
are now devoting our energies to getting
evidence that will convict the procuIers of
fraud well as the actual perpetrators.
The difficulty and uncertainty attending
the delivery of the goods under the Aus
tralian system of voting renders the Dur-
chase of American voters somewhat
hazardous. But Chinese votes could be
purchased of the one of the Six Companies
which hid control of the voters, and these
companies know how to secure the casting
of votes according to agreement. While it
is not improbable that the courts will hold
that American-born Chinese inherit the
suffrage as birthright, we are not pre-
pared to admit that the addition of that
class OF voters to our present voting popu-
lation is to be tolerated until every means
hat can be devised by the law-Making
powers shall be piled to prevent man
ipulatOrs from fraudulently using it.
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DO some repairing on his clothes-'no, marriage
Is not failure. When was single 1t was an
awful task to thread a needle. Now have a
wife and she threads ii for me New YORK
Press.
DO you know. Mss Clara, that the Koreans
consider every unmarried man boy. no matter
how old he Is ?"
How odd. But you. Mr.. de Smythe. could
De manly enough-if-if you cared."-New YORK
Recorder.
First Little Grill heard that your papa Is
Senator. Is that so?
Second Little Girl (who stutters)-why.
ye-ve.yes
First Little Girl-Oh, you needn't be afraid to
speak up. Won't tel-Good News.
one by one. like fieeting dreams.
His fondest hopes took wing.
She did not keep the tryst alas!
She did the diamond ring.
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Languages of Palestine.

AS regards the languages spoken In Palestine
In the time of Christ, much that is OF high i'm.
portance has resulted from recent explorations.
A dedication TO Herod was written both In
Aramac and in Greek, ana there are great
many Greek texts of this age in all parts OF the
country which show US that the old Canaanlte
rengions had no yet died out but were mingled
win creek mythology. so that The names OF
natlVo ana OF Greek deltes stand side by side.
Inc region where the Greeks were most
numerous was apparently Decapoiis. east OF
tne oea OF Galllee, and il seems 10 me probable
tnat me people OF Gadara. who kept swine
were GreekS, Tor the zig was regarded as an
unclean animal by the Phoenlrians and other
natives as well as by the jews. 1t las often
been disputed whether the Gospels were orlgi-
nal. written In Greek or 10 A amalc, but II has
now been rendered certain by exploration That
Tree. was very widely used in Palestine at
this time. and that IL was understood by the
jews as well as by others. We hav recovered
Inc some. written in Greek, which warned the
The Gentiles not TO enter the inner court OF the
temple, and have found early Jewish bone
p0TaTy Review.
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LOOKING AHEAD.
The PhiladelphIa Record saws:

The PhlIadeIDhla RECORD says:
Putting iron ore on the free list cannot now
save the steel Industries of the East from de-
structlve Western competition. The Mesaba
Bessemer ores by their extraordinary cheap
ness have given Western manufacturers an ad.
vantage which will be permanent as long as
the supply shall continue. But by striking of
the duty on foreign ores the Eastern mannfac-
turers would be better able to protect them
selves against extortion, and to command
place for their product in localities from which
the West is cut of by cost of transportation.
The logic of this argument is that in
nlaces where foreign products may be sup
pIied more cheapiy than American pro-
dues, the former should be given an
equal show. Since the competition OF the
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

On the 26th OF next month Mrs. E. d. e. N.
SOuthwOrth Will be rs years OF age. She lives
in Georgr own, ID. c., and her declining years
are watched by her son and his wife. She was
born In Washington, aud her ancestors on
both sides have been in America since 1882.
The Western Mail of England says that the
betrothed wife of Nicholas II once worked in a
coal pit II was some years age, wnen the
Princess AK was on i visit to Wales and went
down a coal pit 10 Sc coal cut from seam
500 yards from the bottom of the deep shaft.
Mrs. Langlry keeps up her pedestrianism
daily, irrespective Of sunshine or rain, 10 which
exercise she attributes her health ana enyied
complexion. mitter OF ten miles a day on
foot is TO Mrs. Langtry what walk round the
block is TO an American woman,
The ambulance decoration of the Red Cross
has been conferred on M RS. r. Ogden Doremus
IN view of her services to Union soldiers cur.
ing the late war. Mrs Doremus Is regent OF
the New York City Chapter of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
Mrs. Cleveland is growing decidedly EN- bon
point and now weighs $50 pounds There
must be something very fattrning In the ozone
of the White Heuse.
Miss Lucy E. Ball of Brooklyn Is The only
woman acting as a Deputy Collector OF Internal
Revenue in the country.
A sister OF KIT Carson, now 81 years of age,
is living at Warrensburg. Mo.
William X. Vanderbilt imports his carriage
horses from England.
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Mans ON RIinds.

some OF the northern railways have set
GOOD example to the southern ones. namely, by
utilizing the window blinds OF the carriages.
They have had printed upon them wel-defned
ana boidiy eolored maps of III districts through
cause less light If more learning. as the inquir-
ing minds OF those next TO the spring blinds
VIII Keep them pulled down for few hours
untli tney have fully acquired all the informa-
ioh mat may interest them. The invention
might be further developed by the addition Of
'front.' roller blinds. giving short tales of fiction.
passed thrOugh.-LOndon Court journal.
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The Overland FLYER

The Chicago. Union Pacific and Northwestern
Railways form the only line running Pullman
drawing room seepers and dining cars daily. san
Francisco to Chicago without change Time 70
Chicago oaly three and one-half days, and to New
York four and one half days
telect tourist excursions TO Chicago daily with
out change, in Pullman upholstered tourist cars
For tickets and sieeplng-car accom- m odatlons
call on OF address D. w. Hitchcock. general agent,
! Montgomery street, San Francisco
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THE BANK SURPLUS.

The San Jose Mercury discovers in the
50, 100000 surplus in the New York banks
reason for the assumption that there is
no lack of money in the country. The
question is not so much whether there Is a
lack Of what passes current as money as
whether there is a lack OF the money of
redemption. What with silver and silver
certificates. legal tender notes and treasury
notes there is fair supply of currency,
but the basis upon which all this currency
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-19

An English committees Of sportsmen an
Daturslists is taking In hand the protee
ton OF South African mammals-tbe
giraffe. zebra, Gland. gnu, koodoo and
other antelOpes-agalnst their threatened
extinction. A suggested method of ac-
comDlishDg this is to secure an inclosed
park of about 100000 acres.
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John F. Lyons, Notary Public.

Soi'" . LYouS, NOTARY PUBIC.
having been honored by Governor Marx ham
with reappointment 10 The position OF notary
pubic L would inform my friends, and the
public generally, that have this DAY resumed
business at The old stand, GOT Montgomery
street, aud am again prepared transact any
business III that connection with which | may
De entrusted. JOHN +. LYONS.
Move mber II. 1894
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rests Is narrow. It will fall to the next
Congress to devise financial system
which will provide against the disturb
anee which would follow any considera-
BILE demand for coin for currency. What
that plan will be no one has yet Swallowed
forth
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Phillips Rock island excursions

Leave San Francisco every Wednesday via
RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND RAILWAYS
Through tourist sleeping cars TO Chicago and Bos.
ton Manager and porter accompany these excur-
sions through to Boston For tickets, sieeping-car
accommodations and further Information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Rail.
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% Mrs. Winslnw,c Snothinn sru,,r >,

Has been used fifty years by millions O,
mothers for their children while Teethfng with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child softens ths
Gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Collie regulates the
Bowels, and is the best remedy for Diarrhass
whether arising from teething or other causes
Forsale by Druggists In every part OF the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs Ninsiow's Soothing
Syrup Csc bottle
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BACON Printing Company, sos Clay street..

MORE Than $4,000 neoule read the Pacific
States Wasehman"; 10000 BONA fide subscrlb.
ers; largest legitimate circulation OF any
monthly west OF tn Rocky Mountains A few
dress VIM. ii. BARNES, 81. AIMS building,
San Francisco, Cal
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THE importance of keeping the liver and kid
neys Ia good condition cannot be overestimate.,
hoods sarsapariila Is a great remedy for regula-
ting aud invigorating these organs.
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TIE EASTERN OFFICE o +: THE CALL,
90 Potter building New York city, is provided with
files of 1ahforifai papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
:: -; - =: f. Fj MISCH, Manager.
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Northern Pacific Overland Route.

If you are anticipating journey to the
East don't fail to get our rates before buy
Ing elsewhere. T. K Stateler, general
agent, 63S Market street, S. F.
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THE. MORNING CALL

Has a larger: .Circu alton than any
oSAer newspaper published in San
Francisco. ~. -: .:.: III.
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SYRsCRnTIoN RATES:

ip1ry GAIL. dncludfng Sundaysl. seper wear by
rSii postpaid. is cents per week or So cents per
calendar month through carriers: DAILY CALL
81 10 per wear postpaid. SUNDAY Call an9
WEEKLYCALE $3.50 per wear, postpaid "i-r-AAA
GALL. t1per year. postpaid
THE CALL. cannot return rejected manuscripts
po3 via the editor enter into correspondents TO
ilReillzk Ilen.
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THE. BlAII.Y MoRNISG CALL

!. -: :. =. .FOR SALE AT
New York.. .BRENTANo BROS. 3 Union Square
CHICAGO: - 80. w. B: SIZER, 1S9 State street
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

~ Herm mn Lodge no. 1877, f.
49, and A. M.-Callcd meeting THIS "a
DAY (MoNDAY). November 10, 1894 at * X
$50 =. M. Deg. 2. BY order of the NJ. IVY
J., UMACliER Sec
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PtBLlCAT Of OtFICE:

625 Montgomery street near CLAW. open until IL
o'clock. PM. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny. open until 70 o'clock mdnighti
.3GHayes street open until $50 o'clock; III Larkin
ktI open until 800 clock; corner sixteenth
ana Mission streets, open until o'clock Zoao
b. ssion street open until o'clock ana 110 MINI
Aaeel open until . 40 O'Clock.
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- San Francisco CHAPTER No. n
~ l. Royal Arch Masons. meets THIS "a
EVENING Business and NJ. NJ. degree. All * "
companions in good standing are invited. W.
H. g. PRINCE, Secretary.
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AUCTION SAILS TODAY.
FURSITURE;-By Frank w. Butterfeld. at l6
McAllister ST.; AT / O'Clock.
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Di Dio. New York CONCERT hall high kicker,
has just married millionaire cubman OF that
town. Serves her rigbt.-Detroit Sun.
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After the new Gar shall have turned out his
whiskers and got married we shall know about
his polcy.-Sl. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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GOD STEADY MAN, HANDY WITH TOOLS
wants situation aroand private place: is fair
gardener and good driver; understands horses
thoroughly. Address ID. A, box ia Call Branch
Office unlS
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\ DUNG MAN WITH CONSIDERABLE Elk
] perieuce on private places desires situation Ia
city or country; is good hostlef and mixer: refer
ence If desired. Address j. NJ, box ia Call
Branch Office. nole 3t*
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This is world of dlsappointments. The
flavor of The apple is always intensified by the
bark Of the dog.-Cleveland Plain Dealer
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The financial condition of Italy is another
illustration of nations fort to tax itself into
prosper ity.-W Washington fost
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FL South San Francisco Lodge n
W No 2l2. +. and A. NJ. meets THIS "A
(MOSDAY) EVENING ct 80 O'Clock for X II
second degree. BY order OF the Master. /v\
i e, c. HARE. Sec.
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There is nothing so sightless as the eye OF q
policeman that has been closed by drink
Tammany Times.
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Miss Lucy L. Ball of Brooklyn Is The only
woman acting as Deputy Collector Of Internal
Revenue in the COUNTRY
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leila Nicolaus threatens to tell the Lexow
committee all she knows. Anthony Comstock
should be notified at once.--Albany Argus
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TO LEAS f 400 ACRES o. esoo1 FGRSIiSGS
: ian1 at Moodside, San Mateo County INQUIRE
=. Al sCH L, $40 Clay St. san Francisco or on
t"o premises. no17 7L%
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"a ANTED-EMPLoYMENT BY Al SALES
~ man. general merchandise, assayIng of ores,
toosharpening. drilling. blasting, or any honor
able work: good seferences Address l.. s., tbs
Howard uo1S
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ODD STEADY COOK WISHES SITUATION:
Branch once nol9 ats
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~ GOD BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; CHEAP.
VI good location; only S35 rent; long lease:
good business reasonable offer accepted. Inquire
Call Branch Ufice. nol4 cts
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HELP wANTED-coNTINuED.

AN ED--YoUNG GIRL. GERMAN PRE-
ferred. for hous work from to 4: $40. Adj
dress q. g., box Ia Call Branch Office
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When plumbers bills and taxes are smaller
than you expect them TO be, get your spy glass
and watch out for the rosy dawn OF millen-
nium.-New York Recorder.
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You've MAN, TWO YEARS AT THE BAR
bers' trade, would like steady place under
good nan to finish trade Address w. A. g., box
IS, Call Branch once.
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PERSONALS

rrrT
V'o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-MY WIFE,
JULIA HAMIL ON, having left my bed and
t nolhe gu Oct. 49, 1894. will not be responsible
-. any 1eOts contracted by her from that time.
Ho4S ot~ ROBERT j. HAMILTON.
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woman in Washington State has been sent
10 the penitentlary for poisoning her sixth hus.
band. In this age OF universal feminine SUI
premacy even Bluebeard must submit o have
his record broken.-Baltimore American.
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l. OR SALE-N ORTIZ BEACH FOUNDRY AT
} 230S Powell st. Apply to TIL OMAS r. EVANS,
New Wisconsin Hotel, cor. Pacific and Montgom-
noI4
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CITUATION WANTED a MIDDLE-AGED
= man American and Protestant: understands
lodging house work; care horses, cows, garden,
etc, wants work: satisfactory references Ad-
dress y. y, box ia. Ca branch. nOlS 3ts
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tIIDDLE-AGED LADY WANTS A SITGA-
Nl ton as housekeeper; speaks Germa n and Eng
lsh. 200 Cough st. nol5 6t#
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IA AN AND WIFE WANT PLACES ON FARM:
vi woman is good housekeeper Please address
Z. B., box 95 Cali Branch ONCE uoI9 3t*
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"a ANTEp-SUNNY TENEMENT OR HOUSE
trance Address J. CENTER. 46O Mlnna st
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The big chrysantbemum decoraliyely covers a
large section OF coat lapel, but 1t will never
inspire that "gay feeling for tn loss OF the
stolen Overcoat.-Cbicago Inter Ocean.
The times., 1894-06-08
STATE OF MICHIGAN, |

'
COUNTY OF SHIAWASSEE. \
At session OF the Probate Court for the
County of Shiawassee, holden at the PROBATE
office in the city of Corunna, on Thursday the
10th day of May in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety four.
Present Matthew Bush, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF Susan Glazier,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly yeri-
fed. of George w. Coakes, praying that admin
istration of said estate may be granted to petit
toner or to some other proper person.
Thereupon it is ordered that Monday, the 18th
day of June next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon,
be assigned for the hearing of said petition:
and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all
other persons interested In said estate, are re-
quired to appear at q session OF said Court, then
to be holden at the Probate Office In the city OF
Corunna and show cause, If any there be, why
the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted:
And it is further ordered that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said
estate, of the pendency of said petition. and the
hearing thereof, by causing copy OF this order
to be published in THE TIMES, q newspaper
printed and circulated in said county OF Shia
vase, for three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing.
MATTHEW BUSH,
Judge of Probate.