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A Mutual Mistake.
Detroit Free Press.

As coiored man was turning into
Reaubsen street and Gratiot avenue the
other evening he coilifed with colored
man who was Just turning into the ave-
nue. from the other direction. The shock
turnnfed both OF them down. and as they
scrambled up enc OF them holly ex-
claimed:
.syo. fnis pusson. dean 20 knew bet
tern 20 run agtn q gern'lan DAT way"
who's q suis pusson$' shouted the
other.
.syos ann
"An' you.s a icafer. Sab, Jes a-waik-
"a. 81. De middle OBJ he sidewalk Wild yo'r
head down. ike hog,
Dean yo' call ms no hog
-Ans dean yon can TIE fuIe russon''
They stood for q moment surveying
each othsr and breathing hard. Then the
FIRST advanced . step and quickly called
cut:
.swha. am dat yo'. Mtxtah yohrssng..
Oats me. sab Am dat Aistah Temp
kiHsr'
Eyes. sab. shoe. now. bat yo' mus.
dun sscuss ma I fought 70 was . white
man"
.+gess dc same wtd ne. Shake. Ais.ah
Toupkins@ beg ycsr pardsn' an hope
yo' went lay u up agin me-
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A..[fow. PlAintains are larx~r thar r.
ss-k banana and Of slightly different
- o. yez1cw. bur 20 much IKE them
- Anee that you know the TWO
- zther By insssncs than sp<ciAcs-
s.s Fl&intafns cannot be eaten raw
10 n1nanas. but are finer and better
80 we tasser when cooked They cost
unes what bananas Do. ard are
-. ssarce here: we usually buy ost
tne Eggs 70 into o1r basket also.
nsepz Of manages. brilliant -ssta.r r~a
"a Green are here: small. bat excellent
H.As@sspsss genips--smau branches tfrret
~Mn round green fruit with q skin tia,
cracks when you bite II ana nornex ~
Isseafng soss, orange-co,nret puin
einelng 70 large stone, and tasting
- snins He grapes. Ctahesse apples.
pe1f-snaped. bright yellow and red with
,s- sls1Fs Write pulp. crisp. sweet and de-
ncDIss ackees. used IS vegetable. ais,
bright red and yellow. opeafns On ~.
Tres 70 show the big. black seed within.
wn'cn y poisonous. Salt Hsh and aekees
ese . fasorite dish with the peaaartry.
examined critically she piles Of van
.s~s .as resf. and say 70 the dealer.
lnree snillingx' worth-make them no
me phrase means thar he Is 10 make
mem up In shilling piles, four or I'VE
aNtofGtnx 20 xfze, Ia q bean. This
having been done. We regard the hears
assppfovinSiy. pick out an Inferior piece
mat ne has slipped Ia. and replace h by
oester, shake our heads ana look dssror-
tented: he adds another piece. rerhaps.
ana nnaliy. after much hesitation. ere
tAe OF reject the bargain as the case
may be. Everything IL bourht IN ths.
way: though vans are only sold by tire
slngs worth. quality Ca psnny-ha.
anp the usual price OF pile OF
manages genips or chochos. the r,~tee a
co.'s tanf-oniy the quantity varies. An
osheT measure OF price Ii the giI,-three
EARNINGS. and you have TO make your
Own additions: That's q quatty ara :
knI. MISSY. and, there being no such
LIN LIN yoa pay two pence farthing. Six
pence and quality Is. OF course. seve,
pence ma penny. A ''bit's il snesher
imaginary coin, and represents four uence
"a penny; while .'tups means no, two
pence but two gtiis. No coin larger thsn
snaiing 10 ever seen In market. Ard
Change Is hard TO find.
money II for sale in bottles. beesvax
Ia Tat round cakes a rassnd H., ,..sss-.
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with brown faces. at one place a large
cattle pen occupies some thousands OF
acres far below and yet almost at our
feet; the tall grass OF the pastures looks
he the finest cropped lawn. cattle are
Tie mushrooms: the Great House stands
a island knoll commanding on one
~ she sea. and monarch OF all 1t
ufssgs on the other. Cattle ranches pay
y lanzsea: even the deaths due to occa-
GeEal srouth cost less than IL would TO
moks ornament ponds to obviafe them.
Htresbouts our road joins the main
cast foad. wide, smooth and hard. Ard
kfass long this brings US TO Brownstone.
lize In It's little valley, the houses peep
sH OFT from amidst a mass of palms,
bananas, silk-cottons and trees Of the
banyan sort. We draw up at the market
BOISE steps, in q narrow alley. the big
s'oek on the tower tells Us we are on
tire Baskets are taken out and handed
70 robust colored woman. We alight.
Aad the buggy Is taken 20 u shady spot
hard by TO await our return.
The market house proper is large roof
On pillars. rising from a high stone
foundation; In ranks upon It's cement
noar are the booths or stalls where meat,
bread. ginger ale and the like are on sale.
Iaia covered place IL seldom crowded,
ha. adjoining 1t on the right la walled
enclosure for the accommodation OF
~orcad-kind.' the name given 10 vans.
Potatoes, fruits and all green stun. We
are the only white folks who come To
market; the others send servants, hut
We Ike the drive and the humors OF the
scene The quality" IN Jamaica will do
nothing fer themselves that they can get
done for them.
Needing nothing for the ''house." we
pass through. With a glance at the GIN
ssForead, the pretty white bread loaves
ana the various dough preparations,
some OF which we know by experience to
oe not half bad. Now we emerge from
as cool shadow into the ardent sun
sashe or the outer enclosure.
This is as hewiidering e place as ever
mortal stepped into. Crowds OF women
N afight print dresses, the effect of which
~ little distance Is white In the sun
'ght, many children. and a few men,
astoa6 the space till movement becomes
s ~ policeman. with a smiling
asteS face ard spotiess white jacket,
ssdsds about wherever he can flnd room.
:. .sFse and there a donkey IL being drawn
.teega the press by It's owner two
.'easily loaded panniers on its stout little
SIX. Everybody is chattering I'm a high
AfF' laughing. pushing. gestieu.ating;
,ia1y % the women bear on their heads
.sS weoden trays heaped with produce
w sasN or Just purchased. Out OF sight
1911 you stumble over them are the ven
WIS s9uattinE on the ground amidst
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he disiikes some things, step-mothers
among them. He mortally offended one
ssep-mother by alludsug TO her az that
creature"
One cstenssbIe object OF the dukes tin
erary IL the pursuit OF big game in our
wild west He has seen various shows
In London. typical. he understands. OF
frontier life, and he longs for q buffalo
hunt and enjoyments of that description.
But even IL he is compelled to put up with
different game he can bag respectable
trophies In any sort Of hunt.
Intellectually the young man II very
passabie. He Is aaick-witted, OF good
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On. nan~ss Maa.

near Estsor: Please inform your READ
sra ,fas IL written 10 confcentsaiiy. I win
,nal1 In a sealed letter. the plan pursued
~ vre,sca was permanently restored to
go AID manly vsgor. after years Of
sssfferisg from nervous weakness, night
res, and weak. slzranksn parts.
rave no scheme 10 exSgrf nancy from
sssrus{~d by The auaeSs until I nearly
Te,s~ fzsth IN manhood. bat tnark heaven
arr now well, vigorous and strong. and
nnxSous 20 fEzake ts4As e2rLAsn means Of
ere known 30 ALI
Hasst.g nothing 20 sell or sert c. o. d,
wars no money. Address James A. HAx-
r.s. Boz 80. DsIr3g. Mica
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The Drummer vanquIshed.
Dafraff Erea prn.s


The drummer had been oaise useful 10
the young girl. travelling alone, and as
ne was not at all obtrusive or impudent
she Invited him TO sit with her.
Are YOU from ChicagoT' she asked
piumply as he took the place by her
side.
Why" he asked. with a laugh.
Because mamma told me I mustn't
meet Chicago men, because they were
too giddy."
'oh. don't think they sre giddier than
other men,
II don't know: mamma oaid So.
But your mother doesn't know he
said I'm defense.
.Doesn't sheg" she retorted. well. ia
like 10 know why che doesn't We hive
In Chicago. and she has been married
four times and Il getting her divorce
from the fourth one
The drummer retired from the contest
without another blow In his own de-
Tense.
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GOLD FOR EUROPE
Vanderbilt Money to Pay Eng
Iish Nobility's Debts.
DUKE or MARLsoRoueH BROKE.


New York. March &--Noswfthstandsng
TIE evasise policy CT the Vanderbilt fam
ny 10 dealing with the hydr&-neaded ru-
nor consisting the name OF Miss Ger
trnde. daughter % cerEeifss, with that of
TIE interesting youth who La now ninth
Duke Of Marlborough. there comes new
and aFadsnfsd assertion that the marriage
VIII take place Miss Gertrude herself 10
now N Genoa. bat returns very soon TIE
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as%rs OF vans. sweet potatoes. pistniainS.
ssoos, eocoanuts. chechos. caeaages and
e1sa fruits as are iu season. yrangoss.
swaps. cherluloyas, oranges. ponssEfan-
NssS Sweetsons. bananas. the vans are
sse@f dark brown roots eight inches IN
ssSaaetsr ana two OF three feet long. fhe
ssssrg eos,cS are also dark brown reefs.
w more Ike sweet potatoes These are
sally Soa3 by men. The choSho Is
ss'sy vesetahie CT light green or cream
aiss hue. as hig as twc fists. pear
Ssesa- e'st ribbed like y rauskmeson ana
AIRY They are Of the squash and eu-
sssaoef family. aAl taste Ike vegetable
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change hangs AZ my belt. A large sun
unbrelis and a wrap are put in. ana or
ve 30. followed by shouts from the chff-
6rsn hanging over the veranda rail- TO re-
member the cakes and candy. the slate
pencils or the tennis shoes. they have
been wanting since last week.
For the first mile or more the road
winds nearly on q level round the pro-
1eeting spurs of the hills Few houses
appear; high upon the hffisides staptis
N occasional cabin with an almost per-
pendicular path. red amidst the denss
green. mounting Up TO It. Beside each
BY way OF nghtning-rod. towers :
tall cccoa-paim. planted for this purpose
only. for the nuts do not mature ~ shls
height. over 1000 feet.
Ten minutes sitter starting we are
wEirting through the little village Of
Bamboo-two shops. . couple OF cabins.
school house and chapel The chil-
dren are az school and we hear the roar
OF voices chanting. recftations and have
glimpse Of rows of benches crowde.
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address and generally calculated to make
a favorable impression. He is tall and
slender, and has the Churchill mouth, re
sembling strikingly the founder OF the
house. ambitious Jo.n.r the greatest
general OF his age. His complexion Is
fair and his hair dark brown. His eyes
are deep gray and hts nose aquiline. His
fairly temperate youth has preserved his
strength. and from every point Of view
he Is a most fetching fellow.
He has the same man servant who at
tended his father when the latter was
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raethodicsi way which afterwards gave
a name 70 his religion: and he rendered
M, the aeroant CT bis nesEer expenses
&c, the hororab!e trustees OF Georgia lie
visited FretsFsea often 70 preach 70 the
.ssste~~ there. He studied The Indfan
Yarswuare. esla In hspea OF Sctng among
,nesss. AT tsrses be slept upon the groufsa.
ara VIXEN Snorrsug came discovered nis
rlFshes 10 be froxsn 20 the earths as well
!. RS tozg. abundant hair. Once ne was
r~nr4y drowned in the hey river while at
trrnpvsng 20 cross. but these Were the
or1snxry experiences OF early mtsasonzr-
tss.
Hus now CONES tie crisis Of The hannah
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Washington City Star
"Misther Rafferty," said the hostess of
the occasion. win veg how an appieY''
"Nc. tanks" was thu reply.
''cr a pearg''
.'I don't b'iavc ORD wish fur IT," Mr..
Rafferty, responded with something very
like ennuL
swud q BIT av hinanny tsnapt ye-'
No at present OF have no hunger fur
binanaies."
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NJ. Il. Davis, OF the Monte Csssto Supply
rr,fYrar7r who has been At the Rainier
Grand for some days, left for that mining
camp this morning.
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the bishop. 'wiil you abide by our de-
cision2"
II will abide by your decision"
Then the bishop said: I'VE advise you
to proceed no further In this matter"
so be it, said Wesley. and thar>was
the end.
Poor Sophia was heartbroken. Her rel
atives were incensed and compelled her
to marry q Mr.. Williamson. though she
begged Wesley to intercede I'm her be-
half. Even after she was married che
wrote TO Wesley. and cast pitiful giances
ct hin. until IN his desperation one day
he forbade her TO attend Holy Commun-
lon. He explained this afterwards on
technical grounds. but the tide had
turned and the people. of Georgia were
against him. A charge of SANDER was
Instituted. but the assailants. knowing
that they had but small chance OF sue
cess. delayed the trial from week TO week
until his life in Georgia became unbear-
able. He made arrangements 10 leave
the colony. But even in this the Cans
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Ia Connection with Great Northern
Railway.
S,nawe~ CITY Of Egfeaxharg. between
vsratrhee and Virginia csty. VIII rake
Aer nrss trip of the season. leaving Wen
ascnee March s. or soener,
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rARKET IN JAMAICA.
hrs. Julian Hawthorne De-
scribes q Trip to Town
the PROPULSION or FRUITS.


ECsTOE. Jamai-
ca. W. T.. Feb. =.
Every Saturday
IT . In the rserss-
ing two horses
hitched to a coy
cred buggy are
brought TO our
door. Zig baskess
are crowded In be-
hind and . small
bag containing a
handful OK sznall
Ia - a -.
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Get our prices before saysng \ piano
Winter & Harper, Burke building
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puyrNG YAMA

frx.it much the hostess said. appealing
TO Airs. Rafferty,.
.alh. ysss' was the reply. '*He hos o
rnca appetite fur frtsis. bar II cant fashs
Ali day. lie see. he's on the police foorce
now"
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A WESLEY ROMANCE.
The Founder Of Methodism in
Love in Georgia.
suT He JilTED THE GIRL.
Thought IL Was Wrong 10 worship an
Earthly Ido,-Public Opinion
Against Him.

~ AN ola library
Of the South where
letters and papers
have been slowed
away for centuries
has been unsarThei
a strange stcry;
nothing more nor
less than the love
lie OF John wes-
les la Georgia. IL
II q strange history
or passion. OF SELF
search!tigs. az the
tyranny az the
early religious con-
science. OF sorrow
and resolve. wes-
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Has come to be recognized
as the most perfect denti-
frlce in the market. The
most gratifying thought il
that the popularity Of this
powder is based entirely on
its merit.
IT PREVENTS DECAY.
IT HlRDESs THE GUMS
IT SWEETEss THE BREATH
IT'S FREE FROM GRITTINEM
See how it 10 regarded By ~
dentists Of this city.

We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBlHs CARB0LIzED
TOOTH POWDER and find that it
contains nothing that can In tho
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has In Its composition
sufficient antisepsie properties t.
sweeten the breath and make the
enm neslthful and firm. Its daily
use will help TO prevent the forme-
ton Of tartar ami the seeumulstiou
OF parasitiral animaleules % In
furious to eth and gam.
W. Giddings. d. d. s.
Geo. w. Bsagdon. d. d. B.
Geo. N. Faulkner. d. D. 3
T.G. Aibin, D. D. b.
In Hssey. d. d. 8
H.y. Dssporfes. q. p. =
Albert J. Forrest
C. P. Brown. ,. ,. &
Geo. x. Miller.
Jos. Aoudy.
We. s. Coynss L = = aa6 = n.
C. D. g.
@. g. 0Yif1A
in. Fox.
J. w. Putnam
J.N. Prst1ns
d cnzs : ssz.IA
Stewart & Holmes DrugCa.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
alrTU EalA ElL4 ricaM
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band don't seem TO care for
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But sow cones TIE crisis Of the hannah
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING HYDRA NTS
l. for use OF the Fire Department-0fice of the
Board OF Supervisors OF the City and County of San
Francisco, March II, 1895.
In accordance with Resolution No. II 1913 Third
Series OF the Board OF Supervisors bids viii be
cetved in open board on MONDAY AFTERNOON,
March Is, 1895, from 8 to 8: 80 o'clock, furnish
Department, as per pattern 10 be seen at the Cor
pcration Y ard of said department.. Said hydrants
to be delivered from time to time, required. at
the works of the manufacturer. All gates, bends
and valves TO be of San Francisco manufacture
and all MIGRANTS manufactured and delivered I'M
Ger the contract to be approved by the Chief En-
gneer OF the Fire Department prior to their accept
ance.
NOTICE-Bdders will state n price per hydrant
for which they will deliver the same complete
with the understanding that The contractor must
deliver the number of hydrants required and called
for by said Chief Engineer. from time 10 time,
payment therefor TO be made ON the reception
under
The party to whom contract is awarded VIII be
required prior 10 or at the time OF the execution Of
the contract TO pay the cost OF advertising this no
tice in three daily newspapers.
In order to preserve uniformity and to facilitate
the award the Board has resolved to receive bids
unless made upon blank forms prepared by the
committee, aud certified check for the sum OF $500
deposited by the bidder with and made payable to
the Clerk OF the Board. conditioned if the proposal
is accepted and the contract awarded, and IL the
bidder shall fail or neglect to pay the advertising
charges, execute the contract and give the required
bond within six days after the award is made, then
City and County Treasury by said Clerk as liqu-
dated damages cor such failure and neglect
Blanks furnished by the Clerk.
JNO. A. RUSSELL Clerk.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGE, DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent BY mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published.l
BORN.
EULER-In this city, November 81 1894, to the
wife OF P. j. Euler daughter.
MEY ERS-In this city, March 10, 1895, to the
wife Of Fred Meyers .Ir (nee Katherine Smidth).
twins-son and daughter.
BANGs-In this city, March IL, 1895, to the wife
of +. c. Bangs, daughter
WIEGAND-In this city, March 5, 1895 to the
wife of Eugene A. Wiegand son.
WEATHFORD-In this city March 8, 1885, to the
wife OF George Weathfort, n daughter.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

ID REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
QCSOO COTTAGE ON NOE ST; s ROOMS
p-ooo. and bath lot 30x101:6; easy terms.
SI4 800 o o. SD 81 NEAR AR; Market MARK To-, LOT
ages; well improved.
a9000 RIDLEY ST. NEAR FILLMORE;
.pooOO! modern cottage OF rooms and bath;
basement, etc.
R soEs sn GoRSGn oS 1 4sps
800 per month; lot 35x75; near Castro.
G6OS0 RENTS ses PER MONTHS LOT 80
eDOLCO. MOO; splendid house of II rooms, 2
baths etc.; near Howard and 9th ST.; bargain.
10000 RENTS $3.50 a YEAR-PAIR OF
.pOOOO. new elegant flats in choice location;
western Addition; near Oak-st. cars.
$4,000 VERY CHEAP-cHoIcE BUILD
pOoUU. ing lots on Haight ST., near Devisa-
dero; 5Ox110; must sell as whole.
G1OO0 WESTERN ADDITION HOME, ON
.DiOOU. sunny side of Post ST., near Devisa-
dero: cement walk; bituminous street; house Of
rooms and bath.
$4,000 RENTS $3.50 A YEAR; HOUSE OF
tDtOOO. rooms stable for IA horses suita-
bic for teamsters or contractors.
&R600 FELL ST, Mr.. BUCHANAN; LOT
SpCOOO. 27:6Xl20 TO rear street; inspect this;
frame improvements
$4,000 DOWNTOWN BUSINESS CORNER
.DOUOU. near Howard and 9th sts.; splendid
investment; pays 1924 year; corner store living
rooms fiat, house OF rooms and stable.
0cQOO BARGAININ FLATS ON McAL-
tDOOOO. lister ST. renting for $72 so month; ,
only small amount OF cash needed.
cocoa DOWNTOWN RENTING PROP
D5OUU. erty on sunny side Of Pine St; choice
location; splendid house of 10 rooms, bath, etc.;
rents $40 month.
SIO 900 mr. Hagh5 CAB caSle ats rents sn
$1,000 year; mortgage $1,000 remain; lot
25x100.
CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE MISSION-MUST
y sell ! at once; $3.50 each for lots Castro St,
tro, 25x114; 8 lots, make an offer.
970O0 AN OFFER WANTED; RENTS
- tUOO. 1920 year; 2 new fats in choice 10
cation on Ellis ST.; 25x137:6.
Q16 S0O RENTS s16os A YEAR; 3 NEW
% IO. COO. Busiest. fats; mortgage $500;
will trade for equity.
q OfDO 2 MISSION FLATS; RENTS $40; A
S0OUU. bargain; flats cost this to build
GOS 205 DAY ST, w. OF DOLORES; 94x
,DLO. III: house IA rooms etc; suitable for
chickens, wood and coal yard, nursery or laundry
and lodins- house; water included.
$l5-25x4S Folsom St. near Twenty-second: 4
old stand for tailor; good place for any light
business. SHADBURNE, 415 Montgomery st.
DARGATN-IMPRoVED PROPERTY NEAR
ID Mission ST. and Cortland ave; $3.50. W, box
1877, Call Branch Office.
AL HoRIeER. LOUIS A. soUC
I a. SOCC q CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
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DIVORCE SUITS.

A6de McGrayan against William afcGrayan.
Erdeene A. Gordon against Charles Gordon.
Martin Denike against Lillian Denicke.
Emma Sprague against Willis E. Sprague: cause
dismissed by Judge Trout.
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MARRIED.

%.
YOUNG-WILDE-In this city, March II, 1895,
by the Rev. DR.. w. w. Case, Charles Young and
Lou Wilde, both of San Francisco.
ULD-RICHARDsoN-I this city, March IL,
1885 by the Rev. Dr. Spalding, Ernst G. Aud
and Florence @. Richardson, both OF San Fran
cisco.
Observation-Disclosures Oakland, March II,
1885, by the Rev. George W. Beatty, Lindley VIII
McLintock and Charlotte May Watson,
both of Oakland.
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ATrOiiNEYs-AF-


A DVICE FREE, DIVORCE LAWS A SPECIAL
IN ty; collections, damages, wills deeds, etc. c. W.
HOWE, Att y-at-aw, $50 Market ST., cor Stockton.
M W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY AT-LAW 400
w. California s.. rms. 14-15; advice free
ToHN Il. AtTKE1S, ATTORNEY AT-IAW. RS.
u l6 ana IT. 402 Montgomery ST., cor. California.