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The Van Buren press., 1894-04-07
LOCAL and Personal.

e. B. Peirce was in Fort Smith Tues
day.
Geo. r. Wood was in Fort Smith
Monday.
Mrs. s. NJ. Moore was up from Alma
Saturday.
John Haupt was over from Fori
Smith Sunday.
Mr.. Walsh was in Little Rock
flrst of the week.
Mrs. L. H. Southmayd has been
quite Ill this week.
County Court was In session three
days the first Of the week.
Hugh Miller has opened new stock
of groceries In the East End.
Mr.. Ernst Jackson, OF the Venture,
spent Tuesday ia Fort Snith.
J. H. Huckleberry, Jr., Of the jour
nal, WAS In Fort Smith Monday.
w. B. Allen was up from Little
Rock first Of the week visiting his
parents.
We will deliver fresh bread buns,
and rolls every day.
48-4t EDMONDs0S d BRITT.
Opie Read and Tom King will ap-
pear 1T the Opera House, Fort Smith,
on the 18th.
A fancied security came near costing
the Democracy the oifice of Mayor
last Tuesday.
II you need any stovepipe call on
r. 8. ROBERTS he makes them him.
self, Leave orders at H. G. PernOt's
Mrs. Fealy, Of Charleston has been
viaitlng her daughter, Mrs. John Ksr.
win this week.
Mr., @. p. Brown has been circula
ting among his Van Buren, friends
during the past week.
r. g. ROBERTS is prepared to furn.
ish you with st0vepipe In any quanti-
ty, Leave orders 1T H. G. Pernot's.
A number of our citizens went to
Fort Smith Monday to hear Bill Nye
aud VIM. Hawley Smith.
The plans for the new hotel have
been selected and construction will
be begun ut an early date.
Our bread wagon Is now making the
rounds every day. Reserve youl
orders for It.
1S-4t EDMoNDsoN 4 BRITT.
w. P. Black, of Muldrow, secretary
of the Cherokee Citizenship Assocfa
tion was in the city Thursday.
DIR. J. M. Hill was visiting his fami
ly in title Rock first Of the week ant
returned Wednesday afternoon.
Why wear yourselfou baking breae
when we will call on you with fresi
bread every day.
q The Junior editor of the Alma Lead
or, Henry Ramsden, was elected may
or of Alma ut this week'r election.
Misses Lydia Carter and Jenni
Moore, Of Ozark, spent several day
In the city this week, visiting frien nde
The Frisco line is now selling Roun
Trip tickets to San Francisco and 10
Angeles, California, at rate Of 1894;
One way fare $22.35.
Capt. VIM. Bowlin is having resi-
dence erected In the East End, to b
occupied by N. L. Wright, when f1r
ished.
Tho Orange Tea given by the ladie
Of the Methodist Church at Mrs.. ID
Johnson's Tuesday night waa gran
success.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcop'
church would be glad to take Ordel
for sewing, plain or fancy. They wi
also mako and tack comforts. A
work will be promptly and nestl
done, and the prices reasonable.
A formal call has been Issued for
meeting to be held at Fort 6mit
April II to take steps toward orgal
ising Missouri aud Arkansas bai
bali league. Joplin, Springfield, II
tie Rock, Morriiton, Van Buren,, HI
Springs and Pine Bluff have bet
aSH6d ID send representatives.
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Confederate Veterans.

The members Of Camp John Wal
lace are requested 20 meet 1t thu
Court House, Van Buren,, Ark. Sat
urday. Apri, l4th, At 2 o'c ock. Busi
ness Of Importance.
VIC. BOsTICK, r. b. ALLEN,
Adjutant. Lieut.. Com.
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rs LOTS FOR SALE
ON TIME.
To parties who are able to
build on lots l will sell on two
years. time. Apply to
G. j. Murta.
Confederate Veterans Reunion, Bir'
nlngham, Ala, Commencing April
96th. 1894.

For the above occasion the Iron
Mountain Route will sell tickets from
points on the liue In Arkansas, via
Memphis, to Birmingham and return
ut ,,ne-, are for the Round Trip. Tick
sts Oh sale April 23d and 24th, good
to return thirty days from date Of sale.
This Is a great inducement for the
old soldiers and their friends of Ar
kansas t. meet ut the reunion, and
should be taken advantage Of bya Of
the old Confederate boys and their
descendants.
For full particulars address any
Ticket A gent Of tho Iron a0uu ain
Route, or H. c. T0wNsRSD, Generxl
\ Passenger Agent.
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41.O0-Per Doxen-41.OO.
Until further notice I will make
Cabinet Photographs for $l.00 per
dozen. Come quick.
G. C. Cook.
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Notice Of Sale!

ford Circuit Court. 10 Chancery, between
" Topeka Investment 4 Loan Co, plaintiffs
and J. D. Rcinhardt ct al, defendants on
the 18th day Of December 1898 . day Of the
November term 1893, Of said Court Judgment
WAS rendered In favor OF the plaintiff for the sum
OF 1aO1 80 and It was ordered and directed by
the Court that unless within sixty days from
the date Of said decree said Judgment was satis-
sioner, app ointcd by the Court to execute said
Decree should sell the land hereinafter described
TO satisfy said Judgment with interest aud costs.
and default having been made In the payment
thereof, the undersigned will on
Saturday, the 18th Aay Of April, 1894.
at the Main Street entrance to the Court House
in the city Of Van buren,, In said County, within
the hours tor judicial sales ODER f,r sale and s.l
ct public outcry to the highest biddY on credit
Of three months. the purchaser TO give mute with
approved security for the purchase money. all
the right title interest aud equity Of redemptio
Of the defendants II and TO the following DE-.
scribcd real estate situated In said County t0wit
The Southeast quarter Of the Northeast quar-.
ter Of Section s. Township .. North. Range 10
West.
to satisfy the debt Aforesaid. with interest and
costs Of suit and sale.
W. r. sApL.a, Commissioner.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
To THE STATE CoNsTlTU-
TION.
NOTICE n hereby given that In conformity to
N the action of the General Assembly Of this
state at it, session OF 1893, the following
S s. op:sSa
law the same will be submitted TO the elect0rs
Of the state ct the next general election which
will be holden on the srd day of september, 1894.
for their separate adoption or rejection. namely
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. /
The county courts Of this state in their reapec.
tive counties, together with . majority Of the
justices Of the peace Of such county, in addition
70 the amount Of county tax now allowed to b.
levied, shall have the power to levy tax OF moi
exceeding three mill: on the dollar on All the
which shall b. known as the County. Internsl
Improvement Tax. and when collected, shall be
used In the respective counties for the purpose
Of making AND repairing public roads. building
court houses. ials. bridges and other internal
Improvements Of the respective counties, and
for other purposes and shall be collected Ia
ally drawn on such Internal Improvement Fund.
Approved March 10th. 1893
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. l.
The governor SHALL In case vacancy occurs
in any state district county or township once In
the state either bv death, resiGnation R other.
wise al II; same BY :Ssn :ppcsas
eral election thereafter
Approved April lth 1898.
Each elcct0r may vote for or against tho fore.
goiug proposed amendments - & separate and
distinct proposition. that is he may votS for one
and against the other or vote for or against both
witness my 0ficial signature and seal Of ONCE
\ this hrst day Of February. 1oA
II. B. ARMI5TEAD.
TsRALl Secretary Of state.
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Special Notices in the Local Columns Five cents
Line for first insertion, and fire cents per
liae for each subsequent insertion. An locals
sxm and charged for at aborc rates until OF,
dered discontinued.
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Tried and Trss 10 the verdict of people who
take Hoods Sarsxparilla The g0Od effects OF
this medicine are 500. felt In nerve strength re.
stored appetite created aud health given.
HooA's Pills do not weaken. but aid digestion
aid tone the stomach. Try them.
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WA0 Aahy was ach, ~ gave Asr oas1osiA
Whsn ~ vas Ohih, ~ cstsd for CastssiA
Whsa ahs became Nh 10 chung 70 OaseoriA
wAsa ~ bad CAildrsa, dAs gave tAso Casaosil
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WANTED.

An active agent In each county In
the United States, to solicit subscrip.
tions for the Twice.a- Week Republic.
A liberal commission will be paid to
hustlers. Address,
Superintendent Circulation,
The REPUBLIC,
st. Louis, Mo.
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Briug your Job Work to the
PRESS Office.
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Unclaimed Letters.

The following IL . list Of letters In the Post
Office ct Van Buren,, Ark. remaining uncalled
for and advertised April 7. 1894
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of his intention q
makc nnsl proof In support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk OF Crawford County at Van Buren,, Ark
on April soth, 1874, viz: David " Lewis, hd
OF SW Z Of Sec. l. TIP. II North, Range 81 wc-t
He names the following witnesses 70 prove III.
continuous residencs upon, and cultivation Of
tree, Isaac Crabtres and ue0. ". Atwell, oil o
chester, Ark.
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Now II the Tine to See California.
The Mo. Pacific Railway Co., 10 aeli.
ing Round Trip tickets from Van Blu.
ron o san Francisco, and other Call.
fornis points, good to return any time
within sixty days, for $3.50.
tt A. HAYS, Agent.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

ST. L. I. N. As.RY.
como EAST.
10. q. Nail and Express So
No. %, Man and Ex.presA S5ap m.
No. 2s. Local Freight. is the only Freight that
Greenwood ACKNOWLEDGMENT Van
Buren, for Greenwood every day except Sunday
ct sos p. M J. RsGERs. Aren't
ST. .&s. F. FRIscO,.
No. !? Express sSo 10 =. :. n, m
Ne. No. a. Local Freight aSs 3 m m
No. !. Express iso an.
No. So. /. Local Freight sSs m. %
Trains 81 and 50 run daily except Sunday bal
ance run daily.
FRISCO LINE CONNECTIONS,
No, !. Vestibuled. Connects Mt Paris Tex, with
c. q. & 8. F. and Texas & Pacific Ry, for points
In Texas. Has Pullman Sleeper to Dallas via
Paris and Free Reclining Chair Car to Cleburne
No. T.. Connects At Burton. Ksn.. with A. T.
&S. F. for points in Colorado, Utah New and
Old Mexico. Arizona and California Has free
iss Ksns. and burton, K.ns. and Pullman sleep.
er Monet to Burton, Kan. Though Pullman
sleepers Burton, Kans. to Pueblo Denver Og-
rs'V s aass e s.n Hs s
east north and southeast Has Pullman Sleep
or for St. Louis and free reclining chair cars
to st. Louis.
No 8. Has free Reclining Chair Car 10 Paris,
Texas
No. from Monet every Sunday morning has
through Pulimsn Tourist Sleeping Car TO Los
Angeles, Cal, without change, via Burton, AL
buquerque and BarstQw. :.
No. 4. Vestibuled-Connects At Burton, Kan
with A. T. 4 8. +. for points In Colorado, Arizo-
ma, Nevada, Wyoming, UtaL Idaho, aoltana.
Washington and California Has free reclining
chair cars Monet to Cleburne Tex. via wichita,
through Cherokee Strip and Oklahoma Pull
man sleeper and free reclining chair car Mo.
nett to Burton, Kas Connects at st. Louis with
all lines for the east north aud southeast. Has
free Reclining Chair Car to st. Louis. Pullman
6leepers, Monet TO St. Louis.
Through tickets on sale to all points, For
further Information. call on or address,
N. C. HARTUNG.
Ticket Agent
EUREKA SPRINGS R'Y
Passenger. Mail and Express
as1Es hs1iss ssikmsae ss Kkaasa. Spring: issa. M m.
Leave Eureka Springs 1852 p. m.
Arrive at Seligman G42 p. m
Leave seiiemsn 6;15 p. m.
Arrive At Eureka Springs 7:25 p. m
Leave Eureka Springs 5:33 e. m.
Arrive at geligTnsn 8:53 a. m.
N. RICHARDs0N. Agent
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TILES COMPANY.
The Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY or NEW YORK.
RICnAaD 1. McCURDY PrssiAsst.
GEOnGE TITLES, General Agent, Little Bssk.
For the year ending December 81. 1895:
INCOME
From From iii other sources SssssM 70
s4l.sss rs g
DISBURSEMENTS
T. TO- 3, syysss issssss .sssu..: ',a :s,, = =
esas7aoss 81
United states Bonds and other &c.
First iitsa'I lien loans on Bond and Mort.
ks:p; ke:i s::.ss e. stocks and Bonds sssis % g g
S::s + S;s,: .as T.y:! css%e:s,s. iSsi;
una 4c. ssoesos 80
Reserve for Policies and other Liza .. :.
bilities l0A7oS.Vl u
Surplus N1.a2 sos 81
Insurance In Force tso2 sS7. 4s7 %
have carefully examined the foregoing state.
ment and find the same to be correct
CHARLIs A. PRELLER, Auditor.
From the Surplus dividend will be appor-
toned ~ usual.
RODRBT A. GRANNlB, es-Presidsnt.
WALTER R. GILLETTE General Manage.
ISAAC LLofpnror LLofpr ID Vice 'rse.iasns sse.s1s ~
FREDK sCHROEDER Assistant Secretary
HENRY Z. DUNCAN. Jk Cor. Secretary
GEORQE TITLES,
General Asent fer Arkaassa,
Little Beck, Arb.
BUSINESS IN ARKANSAS. lSsa.
New Insurance issued - N.9s2 %!
ee Der cent Of the total business done by all the
other regular Life Insurance Companies com
/ bined.
ber 81, 1854 ss2ia W. or nearly q much ~ al
! the others combined
| 4. 4. MAYER, Agent, vaa Barren. Arb.
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ONE pit. EC.t a &c Ec.
eeysns.s q a bovs.s ~ -: 4 sssss,:.H e g
5yes - sssas The 6eG = bslSss SAea ese.
msse1 xhsy .. nnA - CsEe r. ssssS e
WIN nan sss.SAnAeA = IA - = SeS16 ~
oslt y y, o. JsAnssx, Dsr0vlN.
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Van Duren.

We clip from the Fert Smith Times
the following complimentary notice
of our enterprising citizens on secur-
ing tn. Adsmant Plaster factory for
our city:
Our sprightly neighbor just out of
sight over the river has secured for
herself the location Of . new plaster
factory from tne great northwest that
will at all times employ 1t least fifty
men and probably many more. This
will be quite an accession to Van Bu-
ren's population and resources. The
number Of people who will be directly
brought by the factory itself will
probably be Ave hundred and Indirect
~ very many more. The wealth and
capital the city will derive In invest
ments and bank accounts 10 hardly
calculabls, but 1t will be very consid-
erable and the good Ell cts will soon
be felt In strswberrytown. The mere
benefits arising from the location Of
such . factory can not be lightly esti-
mated. When one factory comes an
other from the Same neighborhood 10
apt to follow. Those whose money 10
invested In the site Will be quite like
" to make other Investments also.
The owners of factory have before
wh.m the advantages of Van Buren,
will be fully laid are with more effect.
The city will receive any amount Of
ad vertising from the location Of tho
plant. The State papers will take 1t
up and speak oft. It will be publish
ed iu the ut. Louik and o.her papers
and the Manufacturers Record and
journals of that class Will also make
consid erable mention of the location
of the new plant. The giving Of .
bonus of land aud money shows that
Van Buren, Is alive to her needs In the
Of factories and is deslrOus of taking
advantage Of everything that offers
itself which will rebound to the city'a
material progress and advancement
"Onw.rd march" is the watehw"rd
for Van Buren,.
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Judge Caldwell, Of the U. =. Circuit
Court, sitting IN st. Louis, Wednss.
day fled Al order instructlng the re-
ceivers to adopt and live up to the
terms Of the lease which to st. Louie
and San Francisco railway made with
Fort Smith 4 Van Buren, bridge Com
pany In Apri., '85, for nineiy-eight
1eafs. The bridge company owns the
hrisue over the Ark. river between
| Var Huren and Fort Smith. The
bridgyis very essential part Of the
systen and has q bonded indebted
Eess of $3O8, 900, interest on which the
Frisco pays.
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"
large attendance and very interest
Ing programme was presented, one Of
the features of the programme being
a song BY the children entitled "The
Brownies are Coming" written by
Mrs. 8. E, Brewer Music for the oc.
casion was furnished by the BO irland
Orchestra and the Mandolin Club.
While Fort Smith is sleeping on her
rights, Van Buren Steps In and virtual
ly secures the plant of the Adamant
Plaster Com pany by donation Of ten
acres of land and bonus uf 5000.
Eligible location aud natural advant-
ages are good things for . city, or town,
or country 10 possess but avail naught
nnless strongly seasoned ith q liberal
supply of lfbsrality and general "a
ah adiveness. If Fort smith 10 ex'
pected to grow and Increase In wealth
and Importance Is manufacturing
point, our people must b"sttr them.
selves and exhibit more OF . spirit oi
enterprise.-News Record.
A Michigan exchange is responsible
for tho following: IA few days agt
one of our citizens purchaseo a pound
IF butter from a cer'ain .rocerynlan
who by the way Dies 1T advertise
| When the butter was cut into. n smal
! tin box WAS found. containing d piece
of paper on which vras written tn;
following, in rec. feLlinine hand: ~
am a girl of IL ye.ls, good looking enc
and an exeellont houseEeeper. Shoult
this be tM;nd by some unhiarriet
christian Ger tlarpan, will aa ple..s
| .,,,,to ~ tEo foItow.rp cddrC,sD 0tC
The finder bo'nc cnc OF our n-S-s pop
uiar beche:nrs decided TO ...irav el =.
romano.-art, wro 10 the nd lress, bu
the lottcT was sosu,i,od wi'h the re
mark that tie lady addressed hs'
died many years ago, leaving az aget
husband aud grown up family"
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N. L. Griffin, who has been spend
ing several months with Mr.. and 4frs.
John K irwin left sunday for his Cali.
fornia home.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
A LUNATiC ESCAPES.
He Eludes the Vigilance of Five
Deputy Sheriffs.


Five deputy sheriffs started out shortly
before 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon to
find Ludwig Scnafer, an escaped lunatic.
Schafer and two others-Mrs. Mary Rob-
inson and Henry Pohlman-were before
the Insanity Commissioners yesterday
morning for exami alton and their cases
were deferred. Mrs. Robinson became
very violent in court, and it required five
deputy sheriffs to take her and Schafer
and Pohlman back to the Receiving Hos
pital.
While passing through the corridors
Pohlman wandered away. but was soon
recaptured. Most of their attention was
devoted to Mrs. Robinson. and when they
reached the Receiving Hospital they were
tagged ont. After they had put her and
Pohlman in their cells Deputy Mcdonnell
remarked to Deputy Rooney "Where's
Schafer?" Il Dunno" said Rooney, but
l guess he's gone"
Mayor Ellert happened to be in the hos
pital at the time and he mildly suggested
to the five &c. ulies that they should try
10 find him. The suggestion was acted
upon and they started on run to 52l
Seventh street, where Schafer lived, but
he had not gone there. Then a systematic
search OF the city was planned and CON-
menced.
Later in the day Schafer was recap
tured by Deputy Sheriff Wilson as he was
Trying TO enter his house.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
WHAT HER MOTHER SAID.

The Shattuck trial progresses but slowly.
but yesterdays proceedings were decidedly
more interesting than on former days.
Truly Shattuck occupied the witness-stand
the whole day. and, considering the nature
of the questions asked her, bore up re-
markedly well.
Before the proceedings were resumed
Attorney Lennon suggested that as Miss
Shattuck's examination would probably
last all day, and would prove very trying
ordeal, the doors of the courtroom be
closed. Mr.. Peixotto made 10 objection,
and Judge Belcher gave orders that only
the people seated In the courtroom should
be allowed to remain.
Mr.. Lennon then proceeded to introduce
evidence to disprove that given by Mrs.
Newlands, Harry Poole's mother. who tes-
titled that her son complained of Truly
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
To-Day'S Entries.

The following are the entries for TO-
days races:
First race, six and half furlongs-Men-
docino lis. King Sam ia. Prince Idle
100, True Briton 100, Resale SO, Outright 20,
Charles A ITO. Fiirtilla 73.
Second race. half a mile, maiden two-year-
ods-St. Cecilia fIly lis, Leap Year FLY Ito.
Miss Ruth 115. Victory 10, Miss Clay FLY
115, Fleetwood 118, Coquetre ITO, Arno 118.
Third race, about six furlongs, selling-Chev-
der Lassle 80. st. Croix 107, RUDE Burrows
107. Nelson ITO.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, selling-Sympa-
thetic's Last 107, V,ceroy 80. Nutwood "a,
Jake Allen 90. OrizaDa LOG, Gladiator 80. NAL
colin 102. Cherokee 81, Ell Reno 100. C0mrade
112, Joe 95. Ryland 80, Jennie Deane 90, Blue
Fifth race, five furlongs, seiling-Valparaso
101, Morven 1o1, r mus 102, Fly 103, Claire
1O1, Queen OF Scots 80, Ravine 80. Banjo ITO.
Chemuck lob.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
SUIT AND SHOE CLUB.
Two Young Men Dupe Large Num-
Der of People.

Der or People.
T.. F. Grennell and L. S. Benjamin up
to two weeks ago ran suit club business
at 104 Powell street. 1t proved very profit
able. and it is said they took in from $50 to
$120 PEI week for three months.
Their mode of procedure was TO get
fifty men to pay 81 per week to the firm.
in return for which the club agreed to have
drawing every week. Ii man drew a
suit, no matter whether be had only paid
in 81 or So on it, the firm agreed to G We
him $50 suit. and his payments were 10
stop then and there. Again. they agreed
to give each man a suit at the end OF the
payments of $50 If he did not win before
that time. With dresses for the ladies the
payments were made in the same way and
for the same amount per week. In panta-
loon lubs the members paid 30 cents per
week, while in shoe clubs % cents was
the charge.
Winners of suits, dresses and boots
began to pay frequent visits to the office
Of The firm, but they were always put off
with some excuse. ill finally Grennell and
Benjamin, who are both young men. closed
up their place and are now doing the same
sort of business in Oakland.
The duped people are now threatening
to take criminal proceedings against the
two young men.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
CHEESEMAN'S Specific Mixture

with this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure. change of diet. or
change in application to business. The medicine
contains nothing that 10 of the least Injury to tho
constitution. Ask your druggist for it. Price 81 .
bottle. no1O FrTu ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
PooIrooms Raided.

The poolrooms at 25 Stockton street
were raided last night by Sergeant Chris
Hansen and Policemen Tanning and
James johnson. Z. p. Ward and James
Manning were arrested. They were taken
to the City Prison and charged with vio-
latlng order 1851 of the Board of Super
vlsors, passed In March. 1891. which pre-
vents the selling of pools on races except
within the Enclosure where such races are
10 take place. TneY were raleased ON hail
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
KreIing Claims DisaIlowed

Attorney H. 81. Lowenthal has notified
the following creditors of the William
Kreling estate that their claims have been
disallowed by the executrix. Mrs. Err
nestine Kreling:
Marie Strelinger (wife of Actor M. B.
Curtis. $3.50 81; Godmark & Conreid
$3.50; Sherwood e. Sherwood. S162 30
w. A. Todd. $l674 OS; N. P. Perine.
S601 70.