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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-12-25
ESCATiWPA ITEMS.
BY SCRfBuS.

Mr.. Marion Johnson had his hand hurt
in the plancr.
Xmas goods look tempting and the
stores are filled.
The 1agcrt petition was circulated and
largely slSned here.
Mr.. Linwood Wilson has returned from
his visit to Alabama.
Miss Lula Johnson. of Vancleave is Wis.,
iting her fathers family.
Mr.. n. Camp has returned from q visit
to relatives in Hattiesburg.
Mrs, Walter Grierson, OF Cross Roads
was visitor TO relatives last week.
Theophelus Perry had his leg badly
hurt while working Il: Lake Mills.
Mrs. Hattie Jones, who has been so yer,
Ill for some time, is rapidly recovering.
BE sure to pay yonr rent, pay your
taxes, pay your preacher and the printer.
The Methodist Sabbath-School will
have \ Christmas tree celebration on
Xmas Eve,
Mr.. John Lacore brings fine turnips to
our door. When he blows his ho,n yon
may look ont.
While laying your plans for Xmas, re.
member the poor and dou't forget to
share with those who have nothing.
The pupils of Mrs. Prices juvenile
school are progressing finely, both ch,'l.
dren and parents being much pleased
with her teaching.
The hoodlums were out last Friday
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NJ, Iob, Eoa,,rl ot W,I. WAS ,io
-, n,,.iar vi :, HI. hra,h
NJ III. ,I,c, nEr;Jyctn ,s lnnL ;,a r.lI
,nr nam nj hi. .ye Som. ,f h. HolIest
o;,irana bar, CON ,am.mh.r w,nr 80
.,o wh.r h.. was , resident nj mi. nI,cn
IA ,la,, ,iu,,o r~.io;c, tn ,.c.iya i, ,isi,
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he''u W nun wa Pto''" AZ p.~use
grove next o"noay' pe,ns Tue io"t'h
o"n''' !" nr''hoo, wv Wy 'aSV VI .ho
Hea'' no WI P"o'" =" No" on rno
n's' ""n 'p''o SUNNY. ".n"''s' 90
''u ni"he "PI'"'n'" V luo ou"'e"cs
;" uis WIN ''o'o : !" 10 '"n-
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On Sunday, Dec. 18th. the first services
were held IN the new BAPTIST church.
Although tue weather was d'sagreeable,
ending WIN adowh-ponro OF ram, the at
tendance was good al SaDoat school and
church. The worthy superintendent,
frof' ). IL. shannon, maie appropriate
REMARKS, followed ny I)F, Is, J.. Duke,
VINO male a neal speech anu made every
nOdy feel welcome, bit that's hls way
ne sermon ny the pastor, Key. j. r. BY
mum, was a "elI-seiert"i one ana from
an impressive te&t, contrasting the ms
cry OF a state "t enn''ty to God with The
nap?'neSs Oh u STATE OF rec"ncii'atlon
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OUR DARLING IN HEdTEN.

The little grave hides from our view that form
we held so dear,
The music Of his gentle voice We never more
will hear,
The tread Of busy little feet is silent round our
door
And baby's ruby, p%rattling lips will smile on
us no more.
Yes, We miss you, little Roy; we love you, alb,
so we'll,
The anguish and the heart-ach' no mortal here
can tell.
God only knows how hard it is to give our
treasure up;
How full Of woe our life is, and how bitter ii,
the cup.
We go from room to room, there's sadness
everywhere;
There's the little garments laid away, the cap
he loved to wear;
The playthincs that he PLAYED with last are
sacred to us now;
With them, too tinv.curls well keep, that
decked our baby's brow.
All! well do we remember each little word he
SAID,
The toss Of every ringlet that adorned his
precious head;
The last time that his little hands drew our
lips down to his,
As tenderly he gave US q sweet, q diving kiss.
Oh, God, we ask in mercy to give us grace to
bear,
The burden is 80 heavy, SO full Of woe and
care,
For Thou alone, can heal the wound and bind
the broken heart,
And wipe awav the briny tears that from our
eyeIids start.
49,
We know that bsbv's with Thee, for Of such
Thy kingdom is,
His robes are pure and spotless and a diadem
is his.
He is waiting, and is watching for US, on the
other shore,
And wen meet our little darling when our
mission here ia DER.
-MizPAM.
Vancleave, Miss, 1896.
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LAND NOTICE.,
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Miss.
NOypmbprgl. lant

Noyember2l 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make anal proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before tho
circuit clerk Of Jackson county, at Scranton,
Miss, on January y. 1897, VIZ:
Charles W. Mallett, OF Basin. Miss, home-
stead No. 1885. for the e hf, Sc Or. section o.,
and M, ne qr' section 81 township . south,
range o west.
He name the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton OF SAID land. VIZ:
Peter Ranegar. william II. Eubanks. joseph
Parker and James NJ. Dixon, all Of Basin p.
o., Miss.
ROBERT + WILSON, Register.
November q. 1896, il-6t
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The CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
Mississippi Sound Tow Boat Company

BE it known, that on this. the 18th day
of December, A. ID. 1896, Patrick FrOre,
Ed Mitchell, Mrs. +. u. johnson, s. ii.
Bngge, G. +. Peterson aud X. +. Northup,
by virtue of the provisions of chap. tweI-
ty-tive (25) of the Annotated Code of the
State of Mississippi, and the acts amenda-
tory thereof, do organize aud found a
corporation for the objects aud purposes
hereinafter enumerated; and to that end
aud purpose, they do by these presents,
with the approval of the Governor of the
State of Mississippi, form and constitute
themselves and all such other persons rs
may hereafter become associated with
them Into a body polite and corporate
in law under the following a~rtisles of the
charter of SAID corporation, tO-wlt:
ARTICLE |.
The name and style OF this corporation
shall he the MISSISSIPPI SOUND TOW
BOAT COMPANY. and in that name shall
exist for the period Of fifty years from the
date of the approval OF this charter, uu-
less sooner dissolved Ivy n three-iourths
vote ut the stockholders, and may by
purchase or otherwise, have, hold aud en-
JOY such real and personal pr0nerty not
10 exceed in valus two hundred and
fifty Thousand [s250,0O0l dollars, as
may be necessary for the purposes for
which this organization is formed, and
shall in addition, possess all the rights,
powers and privileges which corporations
under the general laws of the State of
Mississippi are authorized to exercise or
possess.
ARTICLE III.
Th. d,,,i,L. of ,h,. oo,o,,t;o, ,l,,u
IA. nt scranton I,ctsnn cnu,tv Ni.u
nr,,,,
hniioLI 'h'
The capital stock ct this corporation is
hereby fixed at twenty Thousand go
goo dollars, divided into two hundred
shares OF one hundred Siool each As
,ho s,'J pn,riol Ean,o VI Mill, Mrs
II n Iat,snn u pnaaa ~ y pa,a.
am n,a No.tl,, Mil ~, ,La m
ioil, NJ u,iI oor,n,,i nnan I,noIs -,
,L.or;,,n n 70 ,La ,tnaL nf.rrI ,nnn,u
,nJ Xxx tan thnns,m1 Teto noo1 ],irnII,Srss
~ ,t,nL .Lnu hn,a roan s"h..r;i,na =
,,on'i,n" nr ia. .""nt h,Linr. .L'n h"'anu
'I - = b;ol ,antim"' ni 30, "''il ..o"i'
hnn,i1nr ,h,u hnra rotn, a,I ~ "hi"n,
,nnoI;nn .niJ .,ncLI IIo,s .h.'n ,ioa, Gvn
di,nn,nT7 a'oh ,f ,.tnn nnns, ho 49,,
oynar nt ~ i.,., nm. si,," If tha .,"ot ~
void co,,,n,,t;nn who "Iau .a,ro" .,nh
nn,il ~ Gr,, uioN,I, i, l.. Tr',," I""
nr,E 0
Ahll'LE w.
The objects and purposes of This cor.
poratiou are hereby declared to he. to
run aud operate one ol more tow boats, or
other water craft; to tow vessels, timber
or other merchandise, and To transport
passengers and merchandise between such
points and places on the Mississippi
Sound and its tributaries, as the BOARD of
Directors may determine, and 10 do n
general towing and transportation bust
ness for profit.
ARTICLE V.
mia oor,on., r. .,;,
,,an Nail 'Ia ,,s y, ] : NWr''HH
,notor" who ,hail ' "I"'i. M Nv ~.
stonI !, ,i'h%n ','' ~ H.
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LAND NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
ton to make final proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the circuit clerk OF Jackson county, at
Scranton, Miss. on January %, 1897, viz:
JOIN W. Crawford, Of Hurley, Miss, home
stead No, 2l.66l. for the II hi, ne ar and sw ar,
ne or and 81 or. NV ar. section 81, township l.,
south range west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and ~cultiva-
tion Of said land, viz:
James Il. Cater, George n. Carter. Luke
Mi1elle and Rrant Il. Baria. all OF Hurley p
o., Jackson county, Miss,
ROBERT y, WILSON, Register.
December II, 1896. 43-6t
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"tll1 - lllN W dlls
Mr.. A. L. Teb0 spent Sunday here.
Heavy frosts Monday and Tuesday.
Northern people are coming in daily.
Mr.. +. NJ. Dick visited New Orleans
last week.
Mr.. j. Edwards, OF New Orleans
was Il visitor here last week.
Town Marshal Geo. II. Tardy is
having the graveyard street shelled.
Mrs. II. II, Richardson and Mrs. NJ.
Swatiord visited Biloxi on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. May. Of Terre liaute,
Ind, are guests Of the Hing Hotel.
Mrs. G. W. Ziegler entertained
friends at tea last Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Chas. S. Ladnier, OF PaScagoula
is visiting his relatiye,iMr. l.. l.. Dol
bear.
Mrs. W. s. Hofetra and maid were
recent guests OF the Ocean Springs
Hotel.
Rev, c. f, Emery and family are
visiting Mrs. c. a. Case.
Mr.. +. L. briggs and wife, OF Grand
Rapids, Michigan, are registered at
the Hing House,
Mr.. ThOs. Cochran is enjoying a
fifteen days furlough from night duty
at the l.. & n. Office.
The auction sale OF the goods in
DR.. ID. 7. iussell's store commenced
at high oon on Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. w. Davis has been quite
i'll for some days. His numerous
friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Rev. Mr.. Howell, the newly appoint
cd minister OF the Methodist church
gave his first service on Sunday last.
There will be a donation and pound
party at the parsonage on Tuesday
next, Dec. 20. All are cordially in
vitcd.
The following notice is bullctincd
about town:
"A display OF fireworks at Elk Lodge
will be given for the entertainment Of
all good citizens Of Ocean Springs and
vicinity Christmas evening, commence
my at e O'Clock. Display can be wit
messed from the roadway in front as
well as from the grounds.
Nix. AND MRS. RusHToN II. FIELD"
IN Tucsdav nirbt =
y,ng NJ tou"bs ahnut town mada -
dast,rdIv atinmnt tn .thoId nm" n
nrHminnnt rentIpm,n ,rnm bison
pn,la hnt ,,ilnd IN tho;r unrnnso as
tha ..,en,lomnn" aaya,ham phpp,inn,
~ undnrstnnd ,bnt no wn,,Id shnni
tbo inet onn ~, han W. war,5 s~.
ynSt ,b,, narshni r,oro ,bon rnnsr
enyos,i",,inn ''"p''
lac, So,rrdov ,i,bt mama r,owr
nc IAN CuiJ"!, "e"o Jnn e,nid ",
Gni,nnrt wnS rIlod II, y io,tn "
tra;n T'ho hndy w,S ~ nanalnH ~
w 80. mnnsN;hio ~ Ton,itr !, ~
",i, p;n, ~ ~ ,nn, thn ~ Nar,haI
~ a. ,r ront,ni,od ,hm "t h.t t" "u naata a.
hoinnuinn :" mnn Who nnn,o "a frnm
Cn(,nnr,e NV No %an,, ,ro ,""' ,ha, !,
wa at1, ,,d on, u,Ln W. V "n i"d'o
W;orint"n hoid ,n ;nonost jung
'4"''
Mr.. D.. F. Casey and others have
bought the st, Elmo (Ala) miil and
are moving 1t to Sauclcr, Harrison
county, on the 4. KS. |. X. H., TWEEN
" miles from Gul1DOrL. where theV
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Port Of PaScagoula.
IN

OFFICE DEMoCRAT.SrAR,l
Scranton, Miss, Dec. IS, 1896.
Report for week ending Dec. "a, 1896.
ENTERED.
Dec. lG. American schooner Nan NJ. Dantzler
l76 tons, Webb, from Vera Cruz.
Dec. II. American schooner Nimrod, 2j7 tons,
Greene, from San Domingo.
CLEARED.
Dec. Is. British bark Mersev, 1853 tons, for
Rosario v Robinson Land 4 Lumber
Co.,, G70,4j4 feet lumber; value ST..
03O: 22,1gl feet sawn timber; value
1887.
Dec. 81. American schooner Austin u.
knight, 329 tons, Mayaguez, l.. N.
Dantzler Lumber Co., 2g9 ,O87 feet
lumber; value S2,g92.
Dec 81. American schooner Tena A. Cotton,
1858 tons, for Cienfuegos, By Adams
h Jimem's, 2v7 ,7Sl feet lumber;
value $2,6SO.
Dec. %. American schooner Robert Ruff, POS
tons, for Vera Cruz, BY W. Denny 4
Co.., 200, ?97 feet lumber; value ST.
Q0i,
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vancleave, Miss, 1896.

Justice Court-C. 4. Chidsey. }. p, Pre-
siding.
DR.. W. A. Cox vs.. ID. ?. Russell; C. r.
Theobald, claimant. Judemen. for plaintiff in
execution for 1925. 10.
Arabella Collard VS.. NJ. F.. h p. r. r. Co.
Judgment by default Tor plaintiff, $50.
B. D. Valverde vs.. J. l., Roberts. Jury and
verdict for plaintiff.
Grant 4 jung Furniture Co. vs.. l.. T. Belt;
Mrs. l.. T. Belt, claimant. Judgment for
plaintiff against l.. T. Belt for 49,. Judg.
ment for claimant on issue Joined.
Mollie Mcleod vs.. CALVIN Mcleod. Contin.
ucd until January 2. 1897.
William Polk vs.. Henry Smith. Same order.
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OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

OCEAN SPRINGS X. OF p. LODGE. No. c.
On Monday night the following officers ~
the above Lodge were elected 10 serve for
the ensuing year: H.. + HHlstead. c. e. W.
CurtIss, V. O.: I. NJ. Weed. r; T.. l.. Tnrdy.
VI. at A; A. v. Roscmbrau. NJ. Of W: VIM.
Lorenzrn. |. @: A G0tLsche. Y. q.
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No, - Leaves M"Dln!s AZ a.5" !. ~ Mr'N''
"tvNls = and % stop at all stations.
h'eP ''0'''
Merry AnaS to all
To day IS Christmas, the Joyous time oil the
Sheriff Moore is IN ms Once busy co''eeung
taxes.
Mrs. J. II. Rolls Is passing the h"llda'S IN
New Orleans.
Mr.. Willie II, Bragg, Of Mobile is visiting
i'IAtt IS here
jack frost visited Scranton and vicinity on
Monday morning,
{. pt. Jim Terry, of Mobile was in town on
business recently.
Mr. Richard White !, ont aca;,. after A ,cri-
oas spell Of sickness.
IT, cA,.A., c,.., ,r no.o,. r.. i,
na,n
AZ ~ .E N., II ~, n.l,,n, 81,
,..
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c..'p..I"
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MI 4 " ""''" '''"'''"' "''!e "e'
'""N p''u '''""'o" " BUSINESS ''S'' """'"''
Tue ho'r' 81 SUPERVISORS meet !" regular
"''.'" "' '"V "S' "'"o'' !" January ''"'
GrnI Ihos. ). Ford and family are occupy
Jay '"eI handsome nome on tue ! '''SK'u'"
'''''
VIZ. Nha' \, f%arnsworth and family are oc-
'T'''- '' '~oV'e' u"e'"S u" i'S''E'"'A
''''''
p"JoE Christmas week the DENockAr-SrAR
olicp sill be open and real, to fill all orders
''.'' r''''"F'
Dr. ", H. Clarke aud family moved to
Whistler, Ala, this week, where they Will per-
%uaaeD',y reside.
Nj ID ~ Ramsay, OF Ocean Springs, sur
's''T OF 'ie county, vas IN scranton Monday
OH legal business
Mr. C. II, Buttner. A leading merchant of
o''"A Np''hES mas a SUNDAY visitor at Scrdn-
'0 ""d L'c"'a"pa.
Mr., Milton Reed, of Biloxi was in town ON
business Friday last. He was the cues, of
Mr. Harry Mansfield.
Capt, and Mrs. T.. d. Dean, Of New Orleans
"e'e at their Pascagoula summer home
Ocean Rest" a few DAYS recently.
Misses Hct,e and Daisy Allen, Of Fountain
t'eaa are passing the HOLIDAYS with their Sis
Ter, Mrs. {. L. Chidsey, on Delmas avenue.
Nr. RuloIph B.ptz. thc we'll. known Calf
|"A "''' tue erection OF the new brick
'"' '""''"S'
Sergeant Dawson Walters, Of the Americas
had, L.,,n' .I' = ~" '"'"''a'' anu we
''"su '''vnd'
l'e many friends Of Mrs. Sarah Blalack,
Tue venerable mother of MesSrs. r. =. and j.. :.
Dl'4ck, are panied to learn of her serious ill.,
hess at NaJle.
"''J'U' Grant, Of the we'll known furni-
''s urn OF Grant a Jung, Ner Orleans, was
mere On legal business last SATURDAY.. but
''"' yet what he wanted.
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Don't forget the many beautiful
Xmas articles at the Scranton Phar-
macy also the fine line OF perfumaries,
for presents. for old and young.
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MARRIED.

At Scranton, Miss, on Wednesday. Decem.
Der %, 1895, at the residence OF the brides
aud Mr. GAsroS PoIrEviS, Rev. Father Baur
officiating,
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Churches.

METHOpIsT-Rcy. Iutuan " Cooper. pastor
Preaching every sunday, PrayCr-mecting
every Nculr-duy evening.
PREsDYTERfAN-Rcy y, o. Bycrs. pastor,
Preaching every sunday. Prayer-mceting
every Wednesday night.
BAPTIST lid. I. y. Brock. pastor. Prea h
Ing every first und third sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE. SALEM j. +. Bynum. pastor.
Preaching every second and fourth sundays,
sunday school $3.50 a. m, DR.. b. +. Duke,
Superintendent.
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LOCHL NEWS.
MISS Point & Pascaqoula R. R.

Take Effect December 20, 1896.
r-,in, leave Moss Point as follows; 500
l'"'iio .gJ A. M. 2:45 p. M, 4:3O pm, 700 pm.
Arb, sou Il. m. goes TO f~ascagouia'
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
,..y, A,., Point: 1910 a. M, 2:+5 p. m. and
~" M The 1910 p. m. goes to P~aSchGoull.
I'''" met q. II. HOWE, President.
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Nloss roint 10, lo9o.
REV. lNMAN w. COOPER.

Rev. Inman W. Cooper, A.. NJ, y. ID,
was appointed by the last conference
in charge Of the Methodist church at
Moss Point as the successor Of Rev.
ThOs. W. Adams, who has filed that
pulpit for four years. Or. Cooper
reached Moss Point with his family
last Tuesday. and will begin his puI.
pit ministrations next Sunday at II
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Arriv-s-725 a m; lis p m. Departs-950
M O.; 400 u. IN.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-09
THE WIND DID 1T.
Patrick Sullivan, Charged With Petty
Larceny, Makes an Ingenious
Defense.

Patrick Sullivan, according to Judge
Conlan, is the boss prevaricator of the sea-
son and is possessed of more nerve than
any prisoner that has come before him.
Sullivan was arrested last Thursday aft
ernoon in front of Nathan Lowenstein' s
store, 9041z Folsom street, on the charge
OF petty larceny. He had stolen a rug
from buggy that was standing in front
of the store. 1t was found under his arm.
Two passers-by at the time, who saw
Sullivan steal the rug, gave their evidence
and the arresting officers testified to find
ing the rug under Sullivan's arm.
WHAT nave you got to say for yonr-
SELF" said the Judge, addressing the de-
fendant.
well, you see, said the prisoner. sit was
Just this way: / was walking past the
buggy and the wind was blowing strong,
and although you may not believe it the
wind lifted the rug out of the buggy and
1t fell into my arms. Before I could re-
turn it to the buggy l was arrested; and
that's the truth, your Honor
Have you any witnesses?' asked the
court.
None, except you take the wind" re-
piled the defendant, with grin.
you will appear for sentence to-mor-
row morning." retorted the Judge, and
Sullivan was led back to prison.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-09

to take the matter under advisement. Attorney
Knight suggested, however, that the order be
SO modified as TO permit the sale of the dis
puted property, provided the defendants would
deposit the proceeds with 7. ]. Edwards, clerk
OF the Ciscult Oodae ol NeVAgs Penolng las5ea "a
by the defendants counsel. The Government
will now institute suit in the Nevada Circuit
Court to test the validity of the transfer by
Heney to the defendants.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-09
VIII Test the validity.

The temporary order obtained some weeks
ago by Assistant United States sAttorneyKnight
restraining Tremore Coffee and William Wood
burn from disposing OF certain property Sc
cured by them from James Heney, now serving
a term of five years for robbing the Carson
final disposition yes teroay. In the argument
defendants counsel raised the point as to the
courts jurisdiction, which brought out such a
food OF legal lore that Judge McKenna decided
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-09

EB ALL PERSONS HAVING SERVED AS
s~C jurors in criminal cases Will find it to their
interest TO cali at room 1S, 230 Montgomery ST.
I nAMEP0N -
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-09

r. BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR 81:
w. collections made, city country. Pacific
collection Co, 415 Montgy ST.. room 6. Tel. $3.50
r. DRs HOLsMAN AND LINQUIsT-RE-
I7>S moved TO 1870 Market St poor ;reated Free
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-09

DEMOvED-DR. c. {. ODONNELL TO 1905
LII Market st. diseases OF woman a speciality
nON'T FAIL TO CONSULT DIR. JORDAN AT
IL his museum, 1851 Market ST.; his 80 years
successful practice is guarantee OF fair treatmens
the worst cases treated satisfactorily by mail.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-09

FS NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l'~S the Maria Kip Orphanage of 63S Folsom ST.,
San Francisco, Cal, has admitted the following
orphan, half-orphan and abandoned girls from
April 10 July /, 1895: Mary Margaret Lyons,
aged years.; Fanny Meyer, aged years; Maud
Maria York, aged years; Hattie Kline, aged IL
years: Jessie Taylor, aged 8 years: Florence
Josephs, aged q years; BeuIah Josephs, aged 4
years; Alice {. Laulau, aged years; Olga Maria
Lund berg. aged 3 years
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-09
SAN FRANCISCO "cALL-

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI
ilo Market street, open until IL o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH oFFICEs-53o Montgomery street
corner Clay; open until $50 o'clock.
339 Hayes street. open until $3.50 o'clock.
713 Larkin street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, opea
untfl o'clock.
2blS Mission street, open until O'Clock.
1l6 Ninth street, open until $3.50 o'clock.