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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-27
SACRIFICE SALE Of HOLIDAY GOODS!
profitable
Holiday
TO MAKE CLEAN SWEEP OF EVERYH TO-DAY AND TOMORROW

MEMS FURNISHINGS!
At Is Cents.
ALL OUR MEMS SILK TECK AND
FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS at 25c and
35c, will be closed out at 15c each.
At 10 Cents Each.
ALL OUR MEMS FANCY BORDERED
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
at 15c and 25c, will be closed out at 1Oc
each.
At 10 Cents.
ONE LOT OF FINE CASHMERE WOOL
SOCKS, in sanitary gray and fancy
shades, extra good value for Csc, will
be closed out at 15c each.
At $l.OO.
ONE LOT OF EXTRA HEAVY UN-
DYED SANITARY WOOL UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, extra good
value for 81 30, will be closed out at 81
each.
At $3.50.
TWO LOTS OF AUSTRALIAN LAMBS
WOOL UNDERSHIRTS and DRAW
ERS,. in sanitary gray and cancels
hair, warranted thoroughly shrunk
regular value for 81 25 will be closed
out at ST. so each.
CHILDREN's FUR SETS at greatly re-
duced prices.
LADIES' SHOPPING BAGS from 25c each
and upward.
LADIES' PURSES AND COMBINATION
CARD CASES at reduced prices.
BLACK THIBET NECK SCARFs at re-
duced prices.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-27

LADIES PURSES AND COMBINATION
CARD CASES at reduced prices.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-27

BLACK THIBET NECK SCARFS at re-
duced prices.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-27

Want Back Taxes.
Andrew NJ Davis has commenced suit against
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-27

LADIES' SHOPPING BAGS from 25c each
and upward.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-27

CHILDREN's FUR SETS at greatly re-
duced prices.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12
From The Mines.

The Cleveland Iron Mining company
are testing the thickness Of the orc de-
post recently found at the east end Of
Lake Aneeline, with diamond drill,
which is rendy method. All hope il
will prove sufficiently large TO Furnish u
profit for its working.
A contract for DIAMOND drilling has
been let to NJ. r. Harrington, OF lshpem.
ing, who will explore the Platt property
The drill will be located underground mt
the mine. Mr. Matters, OF lshpemng,
will have immediate charge Of the drill.
At the Davis mine nothing more than
Keeping the water out will bo done this
this winter. They hope TO begin mining
next spring. Iron Ore
A press dispatch dated Ispeming, Jan.
s, says The Winthrop mine resumed
work this morning with 100 men, after u
years idIeness The force will be in.
creased to 300 by the opening Of the
shipping season next May.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

s. ~ e.iHard Sew tasWl Wis, was
troubled uita Aaurai-iH and ilhouma-
tism lis Stomach WIS asordered lis
uppat0fll AWAY, nnd be WAS terribly
mdncci ID ile.I and stnastll Three
hoit ~ Eifcttih ritters cuted him.
EdWad Shepherd ni Harrisburg, IN,
hBd q running SORE uu his llg $50 eight
ycJw stIndlH Used lHlce bottles oi
Electric Biiiers aud seeen baXo- ul Buck
lel3s ArnIcl SaNe mud li3 leg is sound
aud VOL Juim Speaker, latnWbl, o.,
bld iiyu large tryer res uu hig leg,
loctoga said DIX wHH tucuplblc. one
bottle Electric Bittnr aud one box
liuchleu's AWica salnc cured him entitc-
ly Sold by Hooking Bra- druggists 8
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

At the Champion there will
MAR have to be some timbering
QuErrE done ~ well AS unwatering
RANGE. before mining work can be
resumed ON the scale intcud.
ed. They will secure the ore from east
al No. shaft, where there is considerable
that can be had at u cost that will pay
the expense Of mining aud marketing.
There is considerable ore in sight IN this
end OF the mine, enough 10 last for sew
cral years at the moderate way in which
work will be conducted. This will bc sc-
cured without performing any dead work.
No attempt will be made towards open.
ing up the new ground in this end Of the
property. From one pit the water is
syphoned, IL being located 80 as Co per-
NIT Of this inexpensive plan Of removing
An option has been voted 10 Mr.. j b.
Mas by the board OF directors whereby
the former is given m opportunity TO
dispose OF the Swanzy mine The option
price is $l5O,OOo, but this may be
changed by action OF the board who are
now discussing the proposition at the
request of Mr. Mas. Iron Ore would
like TO SEQ the mine in good hands, so
that a real test OF it, mcritasa producer
could be shown. In such times as these
IL Is hard matter TO place mining
property, no matter how much value il
possesses.
As stated 10y us last week, mining work
was discontinued at the Lake Superior
company's lake shaft md old mine hem
attic shafts. A number al single men
have been thrown out OF employment.
We notice dispatches credit the company
with ceasing work here. They still en-
ploy something like GOO men, and are in
the business TO stay.
The Lake Superior Iron company has
located a diamond drill little west OF
the scow on tho bottom OF Lake An
gclInc. They will take steam 20 operate
the drill from the scow boilers. The
company 10 DESTROYS OF learning what IA
possesses nt this point, and the drill will
quickly tell them, ns holes can be put
down rapidly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12
CAUGHT AND CLIPPED.

Newsy Notes Of the State Of Superior Boiled
Down for Busy Readers.
A company Of Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago capitalists has been ucor-
porated to seek the lost treasure OF the
ship Pewabic, sunk in Lake Huron
thirty years ago, and in attempting to
recover which three lives have already
been sacrificed The oakcn hull lies
twenty iathoms deep opposite the en-
trance TO Thunder Bay. In il are sup
posed TO be 500 tons OF pure copper and
$500, 600 OF gold com. The work will be
done under patents for subaqueous
travel owned by nresident Of harrisburg,
PA lie believes lac can 60 10 The great
depth and come up alive. The wreck
was located in 1892 and the spot was
marked by Il buoy Next season the
attempt TO get the treasure will hemade.
One OF Chippewa county's most prom
inent farmers was taken III recently and
n physician was summoned from the
500. The doctor after examining his
patient left hima box Of capsules 20 lc
taken three at a time. The TURNER'S
young son, who IS possessed Of u spirit 81
mischief that may some day land him in
"quod " removed the box OF capsules
and placed u box Of Mexcan beams
known ~ jumping beans" in il place.
In the dark the father took his dose and
the effect was SO queer the doctor WAS
ngain sent for. The patient said Che jus
side Of his stomach felt as though ID had
been converted into i ball room fullo
jumping jacks. The son i at present in
the Canada 500 and the doctor Is look
ing mp a remedy for the case in hand
500 Democrat.
II. C. Smith, OF the Menomiueo Enler-
prise, has boon advised by physicians to
scel, Il change Of climate aud wall leave
for the south as soon as he can arrange
for the contuancooi the Enterprise. Mn
Smith is affected with pulmonary troub-
les, which his many friends hope viii bc
waited thence on the warm winds Of the
sunny south.
Noting the announcement 81 another
daily at Calumet the Mining journal
says Several persons are going to are
quirc bouudlcss wenlth la thcdaily ueWs-
paper business IN thu noel, O. the woods
presently. The builders 81 tyla.sl ng
machines and web pcriccting pre Is
should lose no time ID tumbling tits
way
The master mechanic Of The y Hi-
western shops at Escanaba has seen
ordered TO reduce bis force oicm yves
five per cent and was instruct TO
operate the shops until further notice
only five days perweck. The cause is no
snow and mild weather.
James w Trnyer, 81 Sault Ste Marie,
is the worlds champion backward skat-
or, he having recently lowered the record
for hall mile from 1888 to l:26 10
mind reader visited llownceucently
but lack OF material upon which to
operate prevented him from giving an
exhibition OF his diyinatory powers.
The Bell Telephone company has
ceased TO call ut Escnnaba,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

Beginning with q small local sale in a
retail drug store, tie business oi lloOd's
sarsapaula lnt steldilf Increased until
there is scarcely a vl'lHgc or hnnlct m
the United sWies where IL rs unkunwn.
Today iIools Sal-iplrilht stands ut
The head in tie mcdicinAi Nog'd. admired
ia prosperity anil alNied DO merit hy
thousands oi wouid.Uo competitors IL
has . lRrger sale thun unv othermudiclne
before tie American public, and prob.
ably greater than ull Other sai.sapariilas
and blood puyiiers combined.
such success proves mttit
II YOU are sick, D. it NOT the Medicine
for you To tly? Hoods Sarsaparila
cures.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

The spur OF the Duluth& Iron
MEsAm Range road from Mckinley
RANGE. 20 the Fayal mine, a distance
81 about eight miles, will be
built this winter n. Ellsburg, the well
known contractor. has secured the Job
aud has already commenced operations
Ills camps will be located near McKin-
ley, and this work win help the residents
Of that town considerably, as it will give
them chance 60 obtain employment
close 10 home. Mr.. Ellsburg was In town
yesterday lie expects 60 have the line
completed by the time navigation opens
in the spring, when the Fayal will com
mcnce shipping. The new line will touch
the old Weimer property and the Securi-
~ lands upon which the Minnesota Iron
company recently obtained nm option.
IL was at one time intended 90 make a
loop beginning and ending At Mckinley,
taking in Virginia, the Auburn, Evcicth
and Fayal, but the loop will not he con.
nccted this winter although II may be In
the future. This work will add quite "a
number to the men employed during the
winter ON the range and will help out
quite materially. az Mr.. Ellsburg intends
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

e. give local residents the first appoint
ments.
The Hale management intends Go sink
some drill holes during the winter for
testing the orc body. Supt. Whitcley is
now making arrangements.
The Range has been informed TINT
Louis Rouchleau has decided to take
hold 81 the Little Mesaba property and
will resume explorations thereon carly
in the spring. -Mesaba Range.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

Thursday afternoon u briefly
MENoM- worded but very acceptable
INEE telegram was received, from
RANGE. Milwaukee, BY Supt Larson,
saying that the Aragon mine
was TO continue operations. and wasnot
TO close down on the 10Th inst. A better
feeling now prevails among the commun-
ity There were rumors rife during the
day that word had been resolved that
the Arngon was not TO close. but there
was little TO verify them until late in the
afternoon. There is every reason TO
believe that an agreement has been
arrived at.-Currcnt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

The annual meeting oi the
GoGEBic Brotherton will bc held this
RANGE. month, at which il is expect.
cd arrangements will bc made
TO resume work in small way Re-
sumption at the Brothcrton. Sunday
Lake and Mikado, would prove a boon
to the people OF Wakefield.
Work is progressing iRvorably at the
Ashland, and stockpiing will soon com
mence there in earnest
Thc force at the Newport 0ron King
numbers about 200.-Ncws Record.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-05-24

dorse its own state Administrations
who is ashamed of Kansas now
Don't all of you fellows speak al
once.
Pittsburg Kansan
Minority Governor Morrill, was
ashamed of Kansas before election,
and Kansas is ashamed of Morrill,
ever since election.
A silver dollar is half fiat, but it
pays as much debt and buys as much
bread and butter as greenback dol
lar, which is all fiat, or gold dollar,
which has no fat.
Minority Gov. Morrill, is not in
Jail awaiting his trial for peniten'
tiary of1ense because the county at
torney of Shawnee county, a Repub
lican-anarchist, refuses to issue g
warrant for Morrill's arrest, though
sworn charges of obtaining money
under false pretenses from the state
of Kansas have been preferred
against him.
Tribune, San Jose, CAL.
The Omaha platform is goot
enough for us. Don't sit, lie OF
kneel on it, but stand erect witt
both feet. 1t will give us both fret
coinage and free men.
Silver coined into a dollar ii
worth just one hundred cents, jus
what people have to take it for
Silver out of dollar is worth wha
the people will give for it whel
they need it.
Let the loboring people think
moment. Who are the men witt
are opposing free coinage? Arr
they not the money lenders and sal
aried officials of the country
Those who produce the wealth o
the nation and perform its tolls arr
on the other side and must be heard
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-05-24
NEW FLOUR AND FEED
STORE.

Thomas Baxter has purchased the
A. L. Scott large store house on the
south side of public square and
opened a new Flour, Feed and salt
store, one of the largest stocks in
Anderson county All a clean,
fresh, new stock. The citizens Of
Garnett and Anderson county are
invited to call and get prices and
examine the quality of our goods.
All my -four is made at j. D. Bower.
socks large water.power mill, at
Lawrence, Kas. At wholesale and
retail. THOMAS BAXTER.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-05-24
MRS. LEASE.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF MRS. MARY e. LEASE
Cabinets, 25c; 8x10, 35c; 1Oxl2
SOC; l1x14, 75c each. DR.. Hard
ing says: "a perfect likeness, and
splendid work." mrs. Case says
"They are perfect in every particu
lar" Mrs. Lease says: "The best
she has had taken" Send P. O.
order to G. G.. CHAPMAN, The Lutes
Gallery, Topeka, Kas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-05-24
HOW's This ?

we offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
HALLS Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY e. CO, Props, Toledo, o.
we the undersigned have known +. j.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm
west & Truax, wholesale Druggists, To-
wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu'
cous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi
monials free.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-05-24

JubC u lew aCIlVe ulbIrlDuLoI5 VI
literature did the work.
With starvation stalking the land,
with mothers working eighteen
hours for 80 cents to support their
families, is it not about time to take
up a collection to save the heather
in Africa
When l advocate the theory that
the working people are entitled to
all the wealth because they create
it all, that is denounced as anarchy.
But when those who do not create
anything cut down the pay of their
workers, that is law-and.order !
The rich can do no harm.
The Southern Pacific railroad is
having its cars built at Pullman, ILL.,,
instead of it's own shops. Thus it
gets back at its employees for daring
to demand their rights. And yet
there are thousands of railroad boys
who vote the old tickets just the
same as these monopolists.
Oil in Denver, COL, was raised
from and cents TO 20 cents in
barrels and rs cents retail in one
day! The Standard Private Mo-
nopoly, supported by old party laws,
gets in its glorious work. The
daily Post, of that city, kicks, but
/ it would denounce as anarchy for
the state to condemn and take the
oil fields of Colorado and operate
them for the peoples benefit. There
is no way out but public monopo-
ly.
When the rulers want to kill a
law or a measure they refuse to vote
for an appropriation. That is the
way to kill the present tyranny.
Vote for men who will vote "no" on
every appropriation. See how
quick the militia, the army, the
rotten plated navy will disband.
They fight because there is money
voted out of the public treasury for
them. The man who votes mo-"
except on repeal of laws, is safe
man. Congress voles away nearly
FIFTEEN HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS FOR EACH DAY IN
YEAR, Darn reformer who votes
for the appropriation bills.
Farmers Tribune:
Two letters have been received
regarding the press report that
Chairman Taubeneck was advising
the Populists to fuse with the DEM
ocrats in Indians, and will be pub
/ lished next week. We had seen the
report in Chicago paper. 1t will
bear investigating. Can any one in
Indiana tell us anything about it -
Why do Populists need to push
any silver movement but their own,
when they have got the origiarl and
only honest and practicable silver
movement in the country Why
not confne their energies to pushing
their own party, instead of las a
few in Iowa are doing) helping to
bring into existence rival political
organization?
The Republicans, aided by the
Plutocratic element of the Demo.
Gratis, redeemed" Kansas from the
honest rule of the Populists, and
now the state has to prosecute the
Republican governor on the charge
of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, he having paid hundreds OF
dollars of his personal campaign
expenses out of the public funds
since his Inauguration. Another
case of "blceding Kansas"
Why should the 7O,0OO,OOO free
Americans in 1895 wait for mon
archial Europe's permission to re-
stole a coinage law which the A.
900, 900 of just freed Americans en-
acted in 1892, and whose repeal is
impoverishing thoir country. What
dastardly sort of degeneratesons oil
noble sires are we, anyway
Grander Age:
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-05-24
REFORM PRESS.
American Nonconformist. ::

DTlClbu Sunb Couiu ho0 "no
gold shall not compel this nation
to yield up its independence.
All aliens should be compelled to
sell their possessions in America or
lose them. No room for tories.
When American farmers have
wheat to sell, then is the time to
raise the price, and not when it is
all in the hands of spectators.
No soldiers that look into the
water while the enemy is coming
are wanted in the fighting ranks OF
the reform army. Only those who
will keep their eyes on the foe con-
stantly are wanted.
How many rats have you caught,
little boy ?" asked passer'by.
"Keep still. This one and two
more will be three ?" was the exclt-
ed reply. This is the way the gold
bugs are capturing the delegates to
the Springfield convention.
Star and Kansan, Independence.
Debt is the greatest curse to hui
manity. Abolish debt and there
would be no interest. Without in
terest lots of fellows who are taking
it easy now would have to go to
work.
Abolish all laws for the collection
of debt and all laws making any
kind of money a legal tender, and
YOU would see the "intrinsic value"
of gold oozing out of it like sweat
out of harvest hand in July.
Why should individuals and pri-
vate corporations be permitted to
circulate their promises to pay az
money, for their own private profit,
when the government credit could
do the work to the profit of all the
peoplel
The people of the United States
snend a million dollars a day tor
books and newspapers, and three
million for liquors. No wonder
they don't know any more when
they spend three times as much to
befuddle their brains as they do to
learn something.
The expert English accountant
Challenor, employed by Gov. Morrill,
to find something crooked in the
Populist bookkeeping, has ransack-
ed the penitentiary and pronounces
everything straight as a string.
Wouldn't it be we'll for him now to
turn his attention to the executive
Office and see how much, Morrill, has
stoled from the contingent fund!
Consolidation has been the road
to commercial success in the past.
The fellows who have stopped fight
ing each other and got together to
divide their profits have been the
ones to win. Why don't the peo-
ple catch on and go in for national
co-operationf
Peoples Advocate, Pittsfield, ILL.,;
The rich cooperate, but the poor
compete, and they are thus enabled
to gather in the earnings OF the
poor.
No well.informed Populist will
contemplate for a moment leaving
the entire Omaha platform, includ-
ing silver, to run after any so-called
silver party, nor party favoring free
coinage alone.
When the silver minority OF the
Democratic party comes to under
stand, as it will, that the Peoples
party will not come to it, the
hungry office-seekers in the lead OF
the silver movement will not be
long uniting with the Peoples par
ty.
Instead of the long-looked'for
prosperity, has come strikes, riots
and bloodshed. Somehow, the po-
litical conspirators have turned
the puzzle wrong end to. 1t will
not work.
Coming Nation.
1ll IG0 nan
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-05-24

mat party Whlch unltes Win eltneI
old faction deserves to be smashed,
and will be. If you are genuine
reformer, look out
Great Big Britain has its claws
on little Nicaragua, and Great Big
America has no word to say to help
the little sister republic ? How
long until G.. B. will send her war
ships into New York Harbor, and
run up her flag above the statue OF
the Goddess of Liberty
Governor Morrill, of Kansas is ac-
cused of obtaining money under
false pretenses, and has been arrest
ed for the same, but of course the
matter will be "fixed up" 1t
would never do for a real Republic
an governor to go to Jail like COM
mon man, and on so common a
charge as obtaining money on
false pretenses. Sic semper ty-
rannis That is, down with the
greenhorn who would imagine that
governor could be controlled by
such law
Kentucky Populist
The man who wants a dollar that
is worth hundred cents might as
we'll ask for yard that is three feet
in length. A dollar is one hundred
cents, and whether its purchasing
power be great or small it is still
the unit of our monetary system,
and as such is worth just one hun
I dred cents.
The national banking monopoly
carries on it's business with the pro-
ducers of this country on the plan
of "heads we win tails you LOSE
A dear dollar means cheap wheat.
cheap labor, cheap men. The gold
standard means dear dollars. Give
us gold, silver and paper in suffi
cient quantities to transact business
on a cash basis, issued direct to the
people at cost.
Mercury, Hickory, N. c.:
When you see a protested friend
of silver coinage prating about
"parity" and wanting a silver dol
lar which will circulate in "Yar.
rup," you may set him down as a
gold.bug with a big G.
Every pound of scent cotton,
every bushel of 5O-cent wheat, ev-
ery able-bodied man out of employ
ment, every mortgaged farm and
home, speak volumes of condemns
ton against Rothschild'C leveland's
gold.basis scheme of enslaving the
American people in debt-bondage.
Canal City Dispatch, Arkansas
City, Kas.
In Utah., according to the new
constitution to be voted on in No
vember, women will have the right
to vote, The jury in all casas viii
con sist of eight members, three
fourths of whom may bring in
verdict.
, If all the free silver men in this
country were united into one party
it would be the biggest party thai
ever existed in this country. JUS
think of $4,000, 900 men all voting
for the same thing: the redemption
of their beloved country from tho
thralldom of the money power
But they won't do it. There is bu'
one party that has always stood W
for silver, and it is the only one tha
can be depended upon to restore i
to its original rights as a money
metal. Everybody knows wha
party that is, but blind prejudice
will prevent many millions from
voting their real sentiments. VIVA
fools some mortals are.
Ex.Gov. Seay, of Oklahoma, re
Gently went to St. Louis to dispose
of some territorial bonds, which
not being made payable in gold
were rejected by the st. Louis bank
ers. Whereupon Seay opened VI
his battery, and here is some of tho
ammunition used "Gold !" yelled
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-05-24

Happy ana content is home with "The Ro-
chester" lamp with the light Of the morning.
Catalogues,wite ROchesterLa mpC o1N ewfork-