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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
RUSS HOUSE
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S Johns, Sacto Richards Yreka
Camitz Hum boidt w a CressNeII, Sacto
w l. Minaker, Sacto j. Mahcney, Sea tie
\ hornton, Cal w Clark &S, Benicia
J c Paine, Virginia City X keyna & W, acto
Ferry, san Rafael w hawkins. Los Ang
\ Powers, oakland sheridan a. W, Cal
Colombet. >acto q Campbell. Sacto
IL Todd, Oakland ] Reeo d w. Oakland
Mcdonald, Sacto q W Eager Il 2, Csl
ii Reynolds, Mich Reynolds Jr, Mich
w h Byerts y Mex w Ii O'Neil & ". Wash
J Wilson s, Cal w Logan, New
ID Hannah, Wash Mrs NJ TYLER Sacto
Miss heaton Cal w McCune, Cal
W Tyler, USS Baltimore ( NJ White, stockton
Il NJ McCabe, san Jose y Fox, San Jose
r II Richardson, Cal II sIeiling & W. Cal
Scoggins, Cal Royce oacto
JAG y, Mont J I Epler, Seatt
Q Craig, Seattle L gallagher, Seattle
w III Yaudell. Seattle O J. as, wood, Nebr
+ w Eastwood Nrbr k II raves, Cal
w McClntock, Ukiah Miss Lell Boston
+ Williams, Portland
GRAND HOTEL
J H Laughlin, Marx West J A Knykendan, Salt Ike
Mrs Perkins, iu Miss Perkins, Iulare
I Flint, San Juan \ = James. san Jose
Ii Wood Sacto W corey, Palo Alto
Davis, Pao Alto 3 Newman alO Alto
w Hammond, Palo Alto Weilheimer. Fresno
NJ Keuy & W. Sacto McCu Tough, Grow 5 Ldg
A Buckner, Winuemuc Mrs " inchester,
II w Smith, colorado Martin, Ill
DR. Ross, Sacto w HAttOn d W, Sacto
Miss n {. awford, Sacto Stevenson d f. Vacavl
Cardiff & i. Butte City Mrs tottle&sis, Ne 1lo PIX
T Gardiner an Diego w Sergeant, Modesto
X Branch. ~ LOUIS + II Ingham, Eugene
II q Tuner, Modesto SimonS Reduing
Albers, OREGON II Allen. Oregon
w G. Day, HorDbiook kader ONO
A Clark, n Mex a evenson & W, Oakl nd
Mrs Eraw, Oak and q Bay, Salem
ANWetster, " & & Danvl JPoundstore&s Grind Isd
q JedIer Napa G Frrln ton. Napa
Mrs karsner. Oroviile Thomas & W, Los ing
Nj II aim, st LOUIS w Good, anita Rosa
Miss Good. Santa Rosa Miss MOrey Santa X osa
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
Jesse Howard, stockton Lewis Fossburg, Elk
i Jacobs, ELK Wyman, Xix
Mello Redwoof City J Williams Redwood City
\ NarOear, ReuwoOdCty Ii Kercheval WalniGrve
q Riuer " atnut Grove Al Al acke t, Stockton
Upis Los Angeles w LOWS, Kansas CITY
J d Hudson Sw, hica go II esJfeld. Los Angeles
Geo Haushe. Los AuS Harvey. Los AnE
Iundel Paso RObles Geo Anderson, Detroit
i Tate, " & ch, Or II Murray, Newman
+ Jefferson, Ohio James +. tch, Chi, ago
J Keller. Los Ang Gto rmith, Detroit
Joe Lewis detroit II McMtlla1, De roit
E Robinson Detroit J A Watts, Sacto
Chas Bouden, Randsburg
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
J H Mcnamara, Merced Green, Cal
McGArry Fresno X Scott Haywards
j j Brown, Benicis Hall. aklsnd
II Chi lingworIh Mass w Flanagan Menlo PIX
d SbeehRn. Vallejo W Philips Mar ssvilie
Mrs NJ " right, Reno Mrs Bigss. Reno
Mrs q Grove & S, Cal o Allie, san Jose
" J. Savage Il T, Seattle Miss Schoe, seattle
Sie.z Chicago IL l. st John q ", Mass
Il Harris. Chicago Harris. Chicago
= King & ", Cal A I anlouth, Circle City
w McCoy, Monterey Oldham & W. Vallejo
ID 6 Silmau, Ventura LunaIl. Paso Robes
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMIS- ION
having received applications TO mine by the
hydraulic process from j. +. Cowdery, in the
Sacktts Gu Gu mine near ST Louis Terra Countv
TO deposit tailings IN cd pits; from the santa
clara Mining Company in the Ricaardsol Ranche
mine near Shasta Shasta Coun y 10 derosIt tail
ln2S III Clear Creek: from W T. Sherman ana n
+. Caya, in the Cana a mine lear PORT Wipe
sierra ounty, to deposit tailin in French ia.
vine; from X Cord' z, in the NJ osquito mine near
Camp,onvie, uba county 10 deposit tai inrs in
a rav'Ne; and frem c. n. Foote in the Mon algo
mine near Uno, HI Dorado ounty, to deposit tail
lngs In Cedar Creek, gives notice that a NEE inn
VIII be held at room SO, Flood bnilding San
francisco, Cal, on November 8, 1897 at i: so
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Has Kept the Rig.

G. Guittard, livery stableman. 507 Jessie
street, swore to a complaint IN Judge Joa-
chimsen's court yesterday for the arrest OF }.
and wagon 10 go 10 old st. Mary's College, and
since then has failed 10 return with the rig.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BALDWIN HOTEL

Markham. ) n w Ieest San lose
Mrs = Christian, Rabe O Hoogle salt ska
> > harris, 9tocKtoh II Myers & VT, Spokane
Fostelle. Fitzgerald. -
J mes, Portland Ii Hintz Modesto
Young & WIZ r. T. Howe, Boston
s W DE- Witt, D c Z II Bangs d VT : Josa
" RS u airing San Jose w ii Alien, Stockton
ID Levy Williams G Marion, w. S da N Y
I Ceyslaer & WI Y Y J Heerner Carson
ID R.cEer, Alaska Bournbaugh, Portland
Sai le w Esrhart Napa Dargiu, New York
WetHerby, Boston r Hamilton, Hayw'ds
MrstF Hamil on, III Hawds VI Berry, Hermann Co
& Malboeuf Portland J NJ Fuller \
j SlIt, Ukiah Mrs stit Ukiah
Wines. santa Barbara J adams San Rafael
~ ttourke, \ Y 4 Becker, { a Sland
Mrs Bec<er, Oakland 1 II Daui San Mateo
n n noPe' Oakiand lay. or, san Rafael
Hadley, Chicago A W Brooks Stockton
II 4 Sweetser, Bakersf.d Hogle, salt Lake
oAnt IhIe' sacramento Knox, Stockton
g Hoosier, Marysville Miss Mayfi.Id Oioviu.
J Brown Boston IIIy de Vere Ersnca nv
ii r Lucetzer Bakersfid
PALACE HOTEL
Mrs w RWhitehead, Colo MissF Whitehead Do..
MnrnhT urSSnei, ,pin ph,o II parmelee, Chicago
" " IuiPny, SnIcAso mrs J NJ Murphy. hicago
N N B hlrsh, fhIa Mrs NJ b Hirsh, Phila
Juius I.e,, New ork w II Hoiabtrd / :. ~ VI n
Mrs A Marshall, Ohio 6 q Moora d.b,caa"s "s
Chart Hamburg Phillips CoitaGo
Mrs Phillips. Chicago Miss McKie Neus v o,
II farre.i Kentucky w II Maoney, York
w maioney, YORK Adams Chicago
] j. Adams, Boston q ID Ad ms goston
T. ID BanHister, Montana Mrs Bnnnister Non,o,.
Ferguson Kentucky ] sparks d son Re,o -"
r L StimsOD. l. Angeles j. J Power. New YORK.
X Eckardt, victoria w Hill, San Pedro
&C 6happei New YORK Mrs Chappel New York
Mrs w Ellis, Marysvi W J Ustick Chicago yin yin
A W Fritch, Florida Mrs w Fritch Eiorido
LICK HOUSE
J Wells, Cal 6 Bull Stockton
j G Steven Sacto G & Byrne SANTA Cruz
w A Marshall cal HirshfeId Cal
Ellis & WI, san Jose ID b knight, Marysville
& Noack, Sacto Englander Cal
J Rankin d. W, Martinez c Wood d W. Danyille
J Monan, Cal SWEET, Martin
J w Moor Martinez NJ Buck d VT, Eureka
r. Bu>h HanfOrd Nj :tub -rtson, Hanford
NJ Rhodos, san Jose Knapp, Santa Barb
/, g Sarnow. Cal Il Johnston. Cal
Miss A Barnes, Cal aSper Vallejo
q Vance, Portland A Perkins e. wi Cal
Or NJ card Der, apa l. II ergert, Cal
] w Howell, Merced w SNYDER, Mariposa
Z Buck, stockton + Buck, stockton
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YOONG MAN, GERMAN, WAGONMAKER
woodworker, vans situations: willing to do
othef work or around the house; city country.
b. u, box 60, Gail
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DUTCHER-SHCP FOR SALE-IRENTWOO
u Contra Costa County; account of sick mes a.,
Apply NV. cor. Ninth aud Howard SITS
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BAKERY: FINE OVEN; NO OPPOSITION;
d large trade; horse and wagon; price $1,000.
H. C. DECKER, 1O20 Market st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

NJ ESS-MAKER So A DAY.
w ca early: Swiss farmer, $40; man TO run
chocolate c-nters. $S a week; ranch blacksmith
so; sheepheIder, $50; farmers, $40 and 1925 ;
coopers, piece work: wireworkers helper, 81 a
day; laundry man and wife, $50 to S35: laundry
man, $35; COOKS. walters aud others. Apply 10
J. 4. CRoSETT & CO., 62S Sacramento st.
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EAFERlENCED GERMAN HOTEL COOK
- Nlshes engagement; city country: refer
ences' Ndor-ss MRS. J., S32 Jefferson St, bet.
Sixth and Seventh Lakland
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NOTICE GUS STRAND, 19 SIXNH ST.,
~ will sell your business quick for cash.
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~ OUD PAYING BAKERY FOR SALE: RAIP
" store trade and a l neighbour ood trade. 3l3
Sixth ST.
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G0TS COFFEE AND LUNCH ROOM; OLD
u y u. stand; vicinity large manufact nring
and business houses; good chance for man and
wife Address Nj. l., box IS Call
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u.I.l- DELlCAI Y-~TURE, BEST PA RT OF
.D 70. Western addition; living-rooms; cheap
rent: well stocked; good business worth S<oO.
NJ LESS, Fourth St
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-Continued.

APANEsE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT
y omce best help, S14B Sutter St; tei- Grant 30.
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ESTAURANT AND DELICACIES....- 500
III Saloon worth $1,000, price .....,.... lOo
Grocery and bar fine new corner. 1oOO
Restaurant and coffee saloon .........- 2OO
HENRY L. DEE KER, 1920 Market St
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GROCERY AND BAR-EsTABI ISHED I8
O years: rent, SIS; price, $3.50. H. DECK
X, 1920 Market st.
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FuRNIruRE wANrEn.

EURN ITURE, STOVES. CARPETS COUN-
Il ters, showcases ANDERSON, 1I2l Market
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PAKGAIN- - SA LOON; IL ROOMS, FUR
ID nisbed; must be sold this month $40 Pacific
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NOUNG CHINAMAN WISHES Pee As
= second COOK or chamberwork washing and
lroning ana gardening. all housework, or to
work in saloon. address ] HANS 6.S Conn
mercial st.
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CALOON AND LODGING-fOUSE- NICE
~ ly furnished rooms. kitchen and dining room;
good business. 2-S East s., near Folsom.
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w ANTED-WORK BIZ YOUNG MAN, 6 Err
" man, used 10 kitchen work. plain cooking
NAilhg or other work; city or country. Please
AuuTess IL NlELIi L. 632 Mission ST., Dom D
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IT ALF IN rEREST IN GOOD PAYING
Ill lunch counter Tor sale. H. l., box 142 Call
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| DUNG MAN, AGE 80. FAMILIAR WITH
| clinical work, etc, wishes posi- ion as nurse
or care OF invalid; six years experience in mill
| tary hospital. r. j., box Call office.
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A PROC kSS THAT N WEIR FAILS TO RE-
II store every of onthy sickness from
wha ever cause in a few hours when medicines
and others have failed; no Instruments used;
many years experience; every case guar nIeed;
advice free; terms reasonable: frst-class private
home for con tnement- MRS. DIR. DALEY, llz6
Market st. over Owl Drugstore.
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NEW HANDSOME + 1871 /. CHARTERED OAK
~ bar and back bar for sale: bargain 5lz Bush.
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+ OREMAN SHIP CARPENTER, DRAW
- = pians and work from same; 3 granite-cutters;
ness-cleaner MURRAY d READY, 634 aud $50
Clay st.
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SITUATION BY MAN WHOTHOKOUG HLY
~ understands the chicSen bu ,iness and incu-
oators; Is also farmer aud will take place on
small ran'h. ii. L., bOx los. Call
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PoSl IloN AS BAkKEEPER, By A RE-
spectacle, single, middle aged mau; best of
reierences; speaking German. Barkeeper, 6sl
Mission St. room So
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.,TUArIoSs waNTED-con+,rr.,.

DELIABLE ELDERLY WOMAN WISHES
IL situation to do general homework; gooi p ain
cook: do small wash city or short distance IN
country; wages SS TO SO. 1103 Powell 81.
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O.C0n GROCERY STORE; Cd LOCA-
SZUU. tton; can connect bar: living-rooms;
rent onlv sis per month; value in sight NJ LhS6
Fourth st.
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PAKBER>-GOOD SHOP FOR SALE PAR
ID ticu. ars, address B. a., Iox 80, Call.
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VA A'TERS, $25 AND ROOM; 8 WATERS,
30 and room; walters, $2U aud room: S
WATERS. 20, 80 and 81 per week; waiter, oyster
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ARDEN AND GREEN-HUUSEMAN; UN-
- uetstands the Of horses: good home
Msnteu IN preference to hign wages; has good
references. Il. e., COX rs, Call Office.
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goo OLD EST RESTAURANT; $500
ID cOO. cash; b4lance, note; receipts, $40 TO
$50 daily; bargain. ANDERSON, 81 10 SO Sd st.
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o.nrO CORNER SALOON ON THIRD ST;
SSOU. has an established trade: weli-paying
place; choap rent: good fixtures; ;uaI bargain.
n. LESS B Fourth 81.
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CENTRALLY LOCATED HOTEL IN OAK
- land OF 81 rooms. bar. dining-room and
Kitchen. paying $15J above expenses, for sale /;
S35OO rent Sl4o: on account Of death of owner
Apply w. r.. BARNARD, 45S Ninth St, Oakland
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

n.tsO OLD ESTA ABLISHhD SALON aS 0S
N4CU. East ST.; rent $25. see WlLkE, 100
Market 81.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TRANSFER PRESS, SECOND HAND. A
i dress T. p, tox los. Call
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CALOON NEAR THE SAILORS, HOME.
~ good chance for business woman or man apc
wife. Inquire National Brew cry.
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o,/.- BRANCH BAKERY; ROOMS; FUR
MOO. niture included; must be sold to-day. NJ.
LESS, Fourth ST.
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/! OIED EPARTMENT-
- Cook, country hotel, $40. fare 81: cook, city
hotel' S5O &C fare: cook, lunt COULTER, south SIS
week; COOK for a bakery. SIS AID found, 15c
Iar-; cook for ranch; kitchen-hands s. to
S:U; walters, $50 and SO: 2 uishw ashers.
MURRAY IL READY, 634 AMI $50 Clay St.
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III IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE,
IL carpets, etc f. w. ZkHFUSS $40 Mission,
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no YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS
~ promptly? HEALY dS CO, 917 MfrKet ST.
$350-Corner grocery, bar trade $40 daily.
S35O-COrner sai oon: no night sunday WORK.
5000 Business Gearing so per month.
$400-Oyster and chophouse, near Baldwin
bakery. candy, stationery, cigars lunchroom,
rooms furnished Included: make offer
$1UU-Cor. bakery, candy, notions, etc rooms,
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A LII CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
n (from whatever cause) restored in a few
hours; safe at any time; no process humbug: in
slant relief for travellers; home in confinement:
my ce:ebrated treatment and remedies for mon THY
suppression never fal every case guaranteed;
consultation tree and confidential.
MRS DIR. WYETH 9l6 Post St near IarkIn
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SURE, SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
n all female diseases: home in confinement
with best possible care; with the privacy of a
home aud the convenience of a hospital: those
who are SEX or discOura ged should call on the
doctor and state their they will find in her
true friend all Consultations FREE and absolutely
confidential MRS DIR. GWYER, 226 TURK ST.
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Nj ARRlED MAN WISHES POSITION On A
Az vineyard, orchard or small ranch large ex-
lerlehce: reference. So Sycamore s., Ocean Wv.
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| n.or0 FRUlTSTURE IN HEART OF THE
| SOOU. ,ity: 5'nving rooms: cheap rent; good
! horse and wagon: mas an excellent 'yins ousI-
ness. NJ LIE -, Fourth st.
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! CIOCK AND TIXTURES OF a WE I-PAY-
| - ing shoestore T e. 1903 Stockton st.
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ERUIT, VEGETABLES. GROCERIES: BAR
gain. B. C., box SO Call Office.
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HELP wANTED-Cont,n,ea

SOH MEN WANTED TO-DAY, FROM S75 TO
SCO Sl5 per month. found, in city and country:
oo iaooFers for the great sawmiils and woods. S26
anu round, half 'are paid: 30 woodchoppers dif-
lereht places. ~ 50, 81 10 81 60 coru 25 tie
makers &C each. 80 farm, orchard and vineyard
nahos, SO SO aud $50; blacksmith a ranch:
o'acksml and wife, German; married man to
lake charse or ranch; man 10 bi eak mule $26: Z
81 so day and $26 per month and round; 6 men
Tor concrete work iu nuthern California. 81 dav,
seaoy lob; lU luoorers for mines, S3S per
iHohth ana 'ound; 10 two orse leamsters. near
GU 81 20 day: man for a chicken ranch. MUIR
RAY & READY, 634 and 6o6 Clay ST.
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I'INkLN FURNISHED AND PAYING
dining-p parlor can be rented and rent paid in
board; monthly rtcsipts $1,000: fine opportunity
for right party. A\GE, 6S2 Market
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&O5Ou BAKERY AND CoFFEE So aLOoN o,tos !;
barrels of -four per day; all cash store trade:
wded during meal hours: good steady tra De all
dav; rent reasonable; trial given. NJ. LESS,
Fourth ST.
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4 DIsHWAsHERS S5 A WEEK; 3 DISH
= washers, 80 week; 8 diahwashers SIS aid
room room dlshwashers. S4 a wees; 2dishwashers,
szo ana room; dtshw ashers s25; II Kitchen
Co, 749 Market ST.
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GALL ROUTE VERY CHEAP 1lI61a
" Broadway.
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MEDICAL.

A PROCESS THAT Is PERFECTLY HARM
A less; never fails in any case OF monthly sick.
ntss, no mater what cause: no electricity bum
Dug or other dangerous methods; money in every
case refunded Ii is not effected; travellers
helped immediately; years experience; home in
connnement with sanitarian convenience& Con-
suit free the only reliable physicians DIX AND
MRS. DAVIES il McAIlister ST.. next Hibernis
Bank hours A. NJ. To 5 and to8 NJ
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y GIRLS, GEAKY, as; Girl, OAK SI5;
- ~ girl, Pine, sls; girls, Alameda SIS; girl,
MIS- lion. SO; giri, san RaIAe, Slo: e H. Coiusa,
SO; girl Stanyan, Sl5 girl, Webster, SIS: gIrI
TURK, Sl5; girl. California sl5 girl Tor Nevads,
90; girl, Devisadero, ais; girl, Waller Sl5; 80
girls, so to $40 per month. MARTIN & Co,
749 Market St
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GCOD REPAIRING SHOP: STOCK SECOND
VI hand shoes 1925 Howard ST.
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n ISHl COOK. SO WEEK, CALL EAKLY;
~ mort order cook, $40; COOS for Reno Nevada;
Sooh 10 go south; cooks, S35 and room; COOK,
s-Oa week. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Market 81.
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1 OR ALE-AT y BARGAIN, AT l19 MAIN
ST., 40 Fl. ;. boile 40 Ii. p. steam engine
all connected with h ater, pump etc: also latnes
large ana small, shafting, and everything CON.
Dected with complete machine shop; also 4
a,hes, rgged to manufacture patent beer-bungs;
bungs, washers and wrenches on hand.
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TOOLS OF ALL KINDS STOVES AND
ranges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1928 Market
pAW GOLn SILVER CAsr-
l. on clio hing bought Add. COLEM y. Al Third
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CURE CURE WHEN OTHERS FAIL; No
~ medicine or Instruments; every woman her
own physician for all female troubles matter
from what cause; restores IN day: never fails:
consultation Tree; be used at home
DIR. POPPER, Sls Kearny Orders by tel
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

\ Minneapolis Journal: lie the
Canadian government refuses to
consider the sealing question, first
and finally, the best Americ can pol
ICY is to kill all the seals breeding
on the Prib yloffs islands and leave
Canadian poachers high and dry.
If Sir Wilfred Laurier goes back
to Canada, leaving the question m
settled, il will be to the great dis
advantage Of Canada, which Is mot
so independent Of the United
States as the premier thinks it il.
In london he boasted that Canada
would. ere long: il have the .domi-
mating influence on this continent
and the United States would
shrink il impo rtance. This silly
;bc III bast was intended for British
consumption but II sounds very
stupid when spoken ont loud.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

a large number Of the Populists
of Polk county, Minnesota, offered
to contribute $40 apiece to buy
Mary Ellen Lease = home #
Crookston. The lady lecturer has
been forced to decline the offer,
as she can't stand the ! Minnesota
winters. There is 4 good deal Of
Popu!ist sympathy for Mrs.
Lease over the Floss of her home
in Kansas. She mortgaged il to
: grasping corporation for more
than il was worth, and refused to
pay the mortgage. She then
"lost II, and the company was
stuck. Il
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
WRECK ON THE BRANCH.


IA had wreck occurred IN the LITTLE
Fails 4 DAKOTA branch LAIR, Tuesday
afternoon, but fortunately ~, a s,r \
was hurt. Al &, sss NJ
The west bound train H,ss running
between Starbuck and Cyrus 4 full
speed, when one q the draft IRONS
pulled cut and iell on the track Az
railing Ave box cars. the hssggagel
car and ctSach. 5ss
4 "A wrecktng tram was sent ont
with q large crew u men IN Ter Com
ductDr Nc Log An. and the track " A
cleared so trims gould pass u
ab0Ht 5 o'clock Wednesday inurhiGg
The c,,nch and baggage cars were
put back On the track AID the train
proceeded ON IT. way to MOrria this
.nornia9. The five box cars wee
BADLY dem olished. They have NIT
been picked mp as yet, put were
thrown far enough from the track
NOT to interfere with tramc.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

The leading Cubans reject the
offer Of Spain for peace and e.
forms in the Cuban COVE rnment,
It is claimed that an attack will
soon Be made on Havana. This il
improbable. 90 the Cubans have
no army capable Of making
successful attack on the Spanish
forces. To attack the Spaniarda
IA fortified positions would be I
vast . Of 'ifs and energy.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

The preacher in one Of tbs
prominent churches lin Cleveland
recently requested the ladies' q
his congregation to remove their
hats during the services, and they
did 90. He said lie made the e.
quest after being urged to do g
81 many men Of the church, and
sitter consulting with several
ladies' 81 the congregation. The
stage seems to be I. e]eyatlDg the
church.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

The past year has not been q
profitable as proceeding ones It
I Monte Carlo, md the net earnings
Eof the great gambling plant
showed 4 decrease Of several hum
5dred thousand francs. Among the
the expenses we're 1OO, 600 francs
"a ruined gamblers and the same
amount to prevent suicides. The
latter appropriation WAS not large
enough, as thirty. five people com
mitted suicide at the gambling
resort. y .3S
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
Il he IRON Situation.

Minneapolis Tribune: The
Pittsbnrg Dispatch announce s, as
an3eyidence that prpsp erity has
arrived, the fact that every fur
mace ii Allegheny county is II
blast for the first time in several
years. The full signif icance Of
tins measure Of prosperity may b
understood when it is known that
several Of the largest furnaces
have been added since the time
when all we're ia operation fore,
and that ths present daily oatput
Isl more than :, 600 tons greater
than Ut any previous time. The
magnitude of the industry may
be- realized from the staten nt
that the daily PROD II ction Of AL
leghany county q 1O, 600 tons
more than the aggregate produc-
ton of MI Europe thirty yearsago
The greater part 81 this III.
m non prod uction, the Dispatch
adds. Il worked over into higher
forms 81 rhe mills 3 { the3 c ! tr r.
and il Is . matter of ststistics thst
s : g J. Pr n. a1on ass o,lnlnlsn.
Inc, so there "a No doapt apons sne.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
A report Of the proceedings

"a report Of the proceedings Of
the general assembly Of the
knights Of Labor states twas the
prevailing sentiment that some
vigorous steps should be taken to
restrict immigration. and statistics
were presented showing that near.
~ 10 1000, 600 foreign laborers had
come to this country during the
last twenty,three years, all Of
which, lit was claimed, worked d
hardship on the American work
singnan. B.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
s NV Rl'spublica aiorit.y n
Ohio was sonnet thing over g, Oc D \.
I,i III Ottawa teleg ram states that \
& fhes pops IN condemmed the 81
n lanitobs sch al settl ement.
" XII u Rich IVA 4 Croker recovered hi N
heslth 81 Hot SPRING.. "A and and
NV returned 70 his city Of New 4
II l $s

SS|l he Old Carver claim is again
brought to public attent ion. Un-.
gdsr this claim shout I, 0Oo, 900 acres
scf fsland are ~ ked for. In1767 some
Sioux chiefs gave Carver title " to q
ti,is part of ths earth, and now
Carver . OBSCENE ants think they
want Is use So. Paul Minneapoli
Duluth and 4 few other towns.