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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS,
An Ohio Man Selected for Consul Tausy'r
Place.

An Ohio Man Selected for Consul TRney's
Place.
WASHINGTON, d, g., July 29,-The
President has made the following APP
polntments in the consular service;
Church Howe, Nebraska, consul at
Palermo, Sicily; Luther W. Osborne, Ne
brasta, consul general at Apla and
Nukualora, Tonga.
John N. Rufiln, Tennessee, consul al
Ascuncon. Paraguay; A. ii. Bylngton,
Conn, consul az Naples, Italy; Samuel
NJ. Taylor, Ohio, consul at Glasgow,
Scotland; Gustave G. Il. Weber, Ohio,
consul at Nuremberg, Bavaria; John l.
Blttlnger, Missouri, consul general at
Montreal, Canada; John Jenkins, Ne
braska, consul at San Salvador, Sal;
William w. Touvelle, Ohio, at Belfast,
Ireland; William p. Smyth, Missouri,
at Hull, England; Griffith W. Press,
Wisconsin, at Swansea, Wales; Urbaln
j. Ledoux, Maine, consul at Three Riv-
ers, Quebec; Wilbur s. Glass, South Da-
kota, at Kehl, Germany; George H.
Jackson, Counecticut,at Cognac, France:
Hugh Pitcairn, Pennsylvania, at Ham
burg, Germany; Ira B. Myers, Indiana,
at st. Johns,N. B.; Benjamin Nusbaum,
Pennsylvania. at Munich, Bavaria;
John N. McCunn. Wisconsin, at Dun
fermline, Scotland; Michael ]. Burke,
Illinois, consul at Port Stanley and st,
Thomas, Canada; Edward d. Winslow,
Illinois, consul at Stockholm Sweden;
Hezekiah A. Gudger. North Carolina, at
Panama, Columbia; James Johnston,
New Jersey, at Sheffield, England.
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,sed at that price bid. Receipts were

closed at that price bid. Receipts were
sSS cars.
Provisions were firm on o very mod
crate amount OF trading, September
pork opened at 81 Tsls, an advance OF va
DIE, and later rose another &c, and near
the close added 2iac more The days
gain was Ice. Lard for September start
ed al So advance, 81 20 being bid at the
openlng. Near the end It rose TO 81 "a
and that was the closing price. Septem-
Der ribs opened 2ikc higher AZ b2ta bid.
II touched 81 6OGi 62Is few moments
later. and after that rose 10 81 So The
closing price was 81 67a, the last gao
being added as the session was coming
to an end.
Wheat 256 cars; corn 1,l7S cars; oats
$50 cars; hoge $4,000 head.
Cash quotations were as follows;
Wheat-No, spring 7e4c; No. 3
spring CSC I. o. b.; No. red, new, 76lse.
Corn-No, ., 26Is926Eci No yellow
27G27lsc
oats-Ko. 2, 17hq17%c; No, white
2OlsQelhc; No. white 2O&G2lc.
Rye-No, 9, 40c,
Barley-No. 8, 2s@SSc,
FIaxseed-No, /, S4&@S5Itc,
Timothy Seed-Prime 81 rs.
Mess POrk--Per barrel 81 S047 SIS.
Lard-Per 100 pounds 81 2O44 22h.
Short Rlbs-sides 0oose) 6h95Sc;
dry sailed shoulders (boxed) 4A@5c;
short clear sides (boxed) 4%@4Nc.
Whisky-Dlstillers finished goods per
gallon 81 10.
Butter-Firm; creameries 1O9l4Hc;
dalrles 7Ql2c,
Cheese-Dull at 6k99c,
Eggs-Firm at Sic,
The leading futures ranged as follows;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30
Crop, Damaged by Itnin.

SARATOGA, N. Y..July 2O.--'rhe rain
fall has been so heavy throughout this
section for number OF days that great
damage has been done to the crops. In
many places the lowlAnds are inundn-
Yea ond crops entirely ruined. Unless
me weather changes to-day, the result
VIII be disastrous Rye, hay and corn
arc seriously affected and reports are
coming In that potatoes which promised
profitable yioid, are rottlng In tho
ground. Al iRhes and streams In
Northern New York are swollen to an
Unprecedented height for this season Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30
TRUSTEES SALE.
VRusrEE's SALE,

HRusTEE's SALE.
by virtue OF deed Of trust made by
Mary A, Dutton and David button, her
husband. TO W. ]. W. COwden. trustee
dated November q, 1895, recorded IN the
office OF the clerk OF the county court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed OF
Trust Book No. a. page l69, j VIII sell AZ
the north front door OF the court house
OF Ohio county on
SATURDAY, THE It'll DAY OF
AUGUST, 1891,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the fol-
lowing described property, that is TO sayi
Lot numbered 20 IN addition to the city
of Wheeling. Ohio county, West VirElnia'
in the FIRST ward thereof called John Nc,
Clure addition No. ., said lot fronts 81
feet on Market street and eNtends east
wardly by parallel lines ~ feet lone hun
bred and twenty feeD,
TERMS OF SAl.E-One-thlrd and as
much moro as the purchaser elects to pay
In cash on tho day OF sale, the balance
in two equal installutonts az one and two
years, notes bearing interest from the day
OF sale to be glven for the deferred pay
w. ]. W. CoWDEN, Trustee.
w. II, HALLER, Auctioneer, 1yl6-f
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Wool.
NEW YORK Wool firm.

1T heals everything except broken
hcnrt, may be- said VI DO Wits witch
Hazel snlyc Piles nnd rectal dlpcngos
cuts. burns, bruises, letter. eczema and
all skin lrouhpsma be curedhyit auict.
" aud permanently Charles H. gooigc
Market and Twelfth streets, Cbnthnm
sinclair FoItl.slNth aud Jacob streets,
A. 70 sclleole, No 6Oi Main street, Ex.
10y Hros. Fem ana Zane slrocis.
Bowie y Co.. Bridgeport r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

HOUSTON, Texas July jules
n'nnoll, a photographer. ana Miss l1l-
wv la williamson were married NJ san
MARCOS last week and went to Calves.
on' where Bunnell thought he could
S s WORK lilo failed to nnd II aud the
lung couple came here They were
im4ln1 In their room nj the iiutohing
mon'e nearly dend from the effects of
WWtpllho, taken with suicidal intent.
m.r9.o measures were al once adopted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30
STEAMERS.

leaving wharfboat, foot OF IWv'IVI 81 w
steamer i vIRGINIA-T S. calhoon,
Master; Robert II, Kerr Pnrser' hNe's
steamer 7 = KEYSTONE sTATE-c. W.
Knox, Master Dan. Lacey, Purser' EVERY
Tuesday, n. m.
Steamer QUEEN CITY~fiobert X. AS
new Master; James Gardner, Purser'
Every Wednesday. 10 M. o,o
For Freight or Passage Telephone 9SO.
CRoCKARD g. BOOTH
jy27 Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

NEW YoRK-.Plg Iron steady; south.
ern 50 26cblO 80; northern $40 OOai2 co.
Copper easy lake brokers iiAc; cx-
change $40 S0Gill TO- Tin nrmcr; straits
$40 7Oml3 SO plntes dull Spcltcr quiet
nj 81 2ja4 3O Lend strong; exchange
80 Sjq9 90. brokcrs 81 60.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30
TIMELY TALKS
Delivered at the League OF Build
ing Associations.
COOPERATIVE BANK SYSTEM

discussed by d. EIaridge, OF Boston.
What Good Managing Secretary Can
Do-Rishts aud Duties Of BH'ldlnE A''d
Loan Association stakeholder. and
Their Relation to Crsdlt-Otiisr Topics
o, Intsrs.t Considered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

CHICAGO-Bu Buyers took hold freely in
the cattle market to-day. Receipts were
liberal; some sales were made at q
slight advance. Native beef steers
were active at 50 9095 00 extra beeves
being salable at 81 lOd5 10: sales were
largely around 81 2jdi 90 Stockers
and feeders were in good demand at
50 5Oq4 49, Calves active at 50 5OG5 90.
Texas cattle 81 OOd3 rs. Yesterdays de-
cline In hogs was received to-day on an
active local and shipping demand
Common to prime lots sold at 81 $50
3 IS and heavy packers az 81 $500 80
The bulk Of sales was at 81 62ikd3 20.
Receipts are increasing slightly and
aggregate fair increase over the pre-
vious week with a trining deterioration
In quality. Good sheep were active and
prices about steady Lambs were freely
offered Sheep were salnblc at 50 6OG
3 90 for the poorest to 81 0O04 40 for
good 20 prime lots. Lambs were active
at 50 6OQI co.: medium grades were
weaker. Recelpts-Cattle $500 head,
hogs $4,000 head; sheep $4,000 head
EAST L1BERTY.-Cattle steady: OK.
ira 81 0Od5 90; prime 81 SOa4 90; com.
mon 50 5000 75; bulls, stays ana cows
81 OO@3 50. Hogs steady; prime light
Workers. and pigs 81 l5a4 20: mediums
81 1904 10; common to fair grades 81 90
"a O5; heavy 81 7Od3 so; roughs So 5Oa
Q 20. Sheep steady; choice 81 1904 20,
common 81 G5@3 %; spring lambs 50 rs
6f5 co.; veal calves 50 OO05 80,
CTNCINNATI-lIogs slow and lower
at 50 1bIf3 so,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30
RAILROADS..


SSSsM BALlla0EE / 0di0.
%SSbSl Departure and arrly-
Xxx ifs.eSAlsln al OF trains at Wheel
Ltl1ssssli a5seIl2N Ing. Eastern time.
k,3 Et2.tS VA Schedule In eject May
MAIN LINE EAST.
fBSNW For Baltimore, Phil
&SYnEySiV York. 1915 and lO:bs a.
Cumberland Accommodation 100 a. M.
daily except Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation 500 p. M daily.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and Bal.
timore, $50 a. M, daily.
Washington Express. 1920 p. M. daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 1870 p. M.
except Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation. 1910 a. m.
u1' TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.
For Columbus and Chicago. 1855 a. m and
Columbus and Cincinnati Express. 1910
q. IN. and II 40 p; M, daily
Sandusky Mall 1910 a. M, daily.
st. Clairsyilie Accommodation, 1855 Q. m.
and 1926 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Cambridge Accommodation. 7.S5 4. M,
except Sunday.
Chicago Express. LIS a. m. and 1850 q.
m, daily.
except Sunday.
Cincinnati Express, sos a. m. and sos p.
sandusky Mail. sos p. m. daily.
st. Clnirsvllle Accommodation. 1850 q.
m. and 7:20 p. M, daily, except Sunday.
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIV.
For Pittsburgh. $50 and T:lO q. m. and
b:lO p. m, daily, and LIB p. m, daily ex-
cont gundny H'i
For Pittsburgh and the East, $40 a. n.
and 6:l0 p. M. daily
ARRIVE. .t.t1
From Pittsburgh, lO:S5 a. M, $50 p. M.
and l1:sO p. M, daily, and l2:l5 y, M. ex-
W. M. GREENE,
General Manager, Baltimore, Nd.
ID. u. MARTIN.
]. T, LANE
TIP. A.. Wheeling, W. Va.
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NEW YoRK-Flour, receipts 25lls
barrels; exports 6,l96 barrels; market
active and stronger; winter patents
81 1904 65; winter straights 81 05Q4 20.
Wheat receipts $4,000 bushels ex-
ports 4L955 bushels; spot market
strong; No. red s2Ac; options opened
strong, closing 1Ql%c net higher: No. 2
red July AA@S5 l3-l6c; closed at S5%c;
September rs 15-16a7s%c; closed at
79&c.
Corn. receipts 06.525 bushels; exports
40,SS9 bushels: sales 10000 bushels Of
futures, and $4,000 bushels of spot; spot
market stronger; No. 2, 32&c elevator;
S3%c ahoat: options opened firm, clos
ed NC net higher; July closed at 32%c;
September 32 7-16G 32Nc: closed at 32%c,
Oats, receipts 147,6OO bushels; exports
2S9,41l bushels: spot market quiet; No.
2, zee; options dull and nominal all day.
closing unchanged: July closed at 2l%c;
September closed at 2lNc,
Hay steady. Hops steady. Hides firm
Leather firm.
Cutmeats steady. Lard steady; west
ern steamed "a 40; refined steady
Pork steady. Tallow quiet.
Cottonseed oil steady. Resin steady
Turpentine firm. Rice firm.
Beef firm.
Molasses firm,
Coffee, options opened steady at UNI
changed prices. closed quiet with quota
lions unchanged to 5 points net higher
Sales 10,250 bags.
Sugar, raw firm; refined firm.
BALTIMoRE-Flour unchanged; re-
Int Lee 4 a. -
rels. Wheat easier;spot S0hGS0hc; Sep
TENDER 7sNQ79kc;. receipts 1896; ex-
ports 1880 bushels; southern wheat by
sample S00S2lsc; do on grade 79@S2c.
Corn firm; spot 31%@SlAc; September
31AQ3lhc; steamer mixed 2Sh92Shc;
receipts 59,36i bushels; exports 5l,42O
bushels; southern white corn 32a3Sc, do
yellow 35c. Oats firm; No. 2 white 2Gi9Q
&c. Rye strong and higher; No. west
ern 43Isc bid; receipts 1,055 bushels. Hay
steady; choice timothy Sl3 50@l4 0O.
Butter quiet and unchanged. Eggs firm
and unchanged. Cheese steady and un-
changed.
CONGRATULATIONS steady. Wheat
firm; No 2 red 73Isc. Corn firm; No. 2
mixed 2Shc, Oats In fair demand; No.
2 mixed 20& OIL Rye steady at l35c.
Lard firm at 81 90. Bulk meats firm at
81 6O14 70. Bacon strong at s. 5095 IS.
Whisky 81 10. Butter steady. Sugar
firm. Eggs steady at &c. Cheese quiet,
Wheat active and higher
No. cash and July 76lsc; August 76Sc,
Corn higher and steady; No. 2 mixed
&c. Oats duh and steady; No. mixed
zoe. Rye dull; No. cash 39lsc. Clover
seed steady; prime September "a 20.
MISUNDERSTANDING firm; fancy
western creamery l5lsc; do Pennsylva-
MIA prints Ice; do western prints Ice
Eggs firm fresh nearby 12c; do western
,12c. Cheese steady and In fair demand
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feature Is the broadening interest In
Americans OF the professional public
here. That is to say that the capitalists
and others have bought during the last
two days and each fresh rise increases
the possibility of boom here
Arbltrage dealings were very large,
Atchson preferred and adjustments
again were largely bought here, South
ern preferred's also were strong, ~ Prices
at the close were good, but fraction
under the best prices Of o'clock.
RHmors that Japan Is buying silver
are denied. India. however, is buying
and there are coverings OF speculative
sales.
Coin and bullion were down to $4,000
pounds, though 1900 pounds gold came
In for the week from Australia. Other
deposits down $4,000. The return was
featureless without Significance.
The Paris market was firm and also
that OF Berlin. The continent Is buying
Americans, but not largely.
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.
u. s. Is reg...... 97isIore. r. 4 Nav. q
u, 8. Is reg,....lllA Pittsburgh ",,.'l6l
u. s. Is coupon, liz ~ Reading ,..,.... IA
u, $. New Is req. l25ft Rock lsiand....' S2B
u. 8. New " coul2s1slSt. Paul ..".." MIS-
U. s. 5s reg..... .l1Si9 do preferred, .,l4lH
u. S. IS coupon. .lliNISt. p. & Omaha 6bA.
Pacific 6s OF '95, ,l0lA do preferred "l46
Atchison ......... II lSouthern Pac.,. 10
do preferred, :, AxlTexas a. Pac,... IL
Bal. Il Ohlo..... 9NIUnion Pacific. ~
Can. Pacific. -. ThlWabash ..."...,
Can. Southern. h2is do preferred. liA
Central Pac...... . (WheeFg * l.. u, Us
Ches. q Ohlo..,. 1915 do preferred,
Chi. & Alton. .l53 Adams Express, 10y
Chi, Bur. & O.. SSssI American Exile
C. q, g. & st, L. 2SKIu. 8. Bxpress... 40
do preferred. !. Sc Wells Fargo Exl06
Del. 4 Hudson. lls Am Spirits.;... lS4s
Del, Lack, & W III do preferred. 32h
Den, a Rio c.. lihIAm. Tobacco. S2s
do preferred. 4tRi do preferred. .ll0!a
Eric (new)..,... 1914 Chicago cas- va
do first pre-. 81 ICol. r. & Iron. 1914
Fort WAYNE -, .lG7 do preferred. :. 80
Illinois Central. lOOA Gen. Electric. S5h
Lake Erie & W. 1911 Illinois Steel.... g
do preferred. 71hiLead .":.,,,,;,. Sih
Lake Shore .,1T do preferred. ..l0l
Lou. & Nash. :. HgS lPacifc Mall JOS
Mich. Central. =, .10Jh Pullman Pal.,..lsg
Mo. Paciflc....... 26hISilver Cer."'... 5y
N. J. Central. .... 95lSugar ,...........l3I&
n Y. Central. :. ,lOi% do preferred. Iii
Northwestern i7iLlTenn. Coal & l. 25tS
do .preferred. .i6S III. s. Leather. 5
Northern Pac.. -. IN do preferred. ~
do preferred. AZ western Union SOs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

Nos. I, o ana daily between Cleveland
aud uhuohsvlllo, other trains daily n.
cepl Sunday
fnAcnpera between Wheeling. Martins
Ferry bcllalro ana bridgeport, take EiOo.
NJ q, CARREL, q. u. A,
O.. WOOD II. =, A., '' S"'"
Shesllng, w Va
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.RAILWAY Time GARD

AFfIVuI aud lenlriuTO on trnlna ON nnd
after May &c, ISL Explanation OF Refer-
ence Marks; sDally. iDaiy, except Sum
day. .{pailyl except Saturday. iDally, ex-
cept Monday, ssundays only Saturdays
only, Eastern Standard Time.
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FOR cINcIN-
MATT, LOUIS
WILLIE LOWER
OHIO, NASH
V l. l. Il, $ Y,
LOUIS, MEM
y is, N y w
ORLEANS, and
/ MT erm Q d i
ate points take
the new ana
palatlal steam
ers OF the Pitts
burgh e. Cinein-
natl Packet Line,
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OTHERS ARE CONCERNED
DR.. Ragan, Secretary Welch and
the Deputy School Superin-
tendent Anxious.


Mr.. Webster may take possession of the
Office of Superintendent of Schools TODAY.
He did not visit the rooms of the Board of
Education yesterday in the absence of Mr..
Babcock, who was in Sacramento. Last
evening Mr.. Webster said that he will
confer with his attorney. Judge CARRIER,
before he makes formal demand for the
Office upon Mr.. Babcock. 1t is Mr.. Web
ster's opinion, however, that he is de facto
and de iure the Superintendent of Schools
under the Superior Court decision of yes
terday. III an appeal should be taken to
the Supreme Court" said Mr.. Webster.
"I think that, the Superior Court being a
court of competent jurisdic ion, must be
considered the superintendent until the
Supreme Court shall decide otherwise
The decision in favor of Mr.. Webster
has raised interesting questions concern
ing other officials connected with the
School Department. Mr.. Babcock, as
superintendent, appointed Charles w.
Welch secretary and DR.. Ragan men,
Der of the board, the appointments being
ratified by the board. He also appointed
Miss English as his deputy. All these
officials are concerned IN the events OF the
next day or two. Mr.. BeaRston, former
secretary of the board, may also take a
hand in the proceedings on the ground
that Mr. Babcock, not being legally the
uperintendent, had no power to appoint
successor to him. There are also ques-
tions concerning the salary of Mr.. Bab-
cock and other salaries since the Board of
Election Com m ssioners issued q certfi-
cate OF election TO Mr.. Webster to be de-
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04

cided. The general expectation is that
Mr.. Webster will visit the City Hall as
Suprin tendent of Schools this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

IT UNTER & CO., CHINESE AND JAPANESE
IL employ mt Office, removed TO 6l442 Callon
lia ST., Ifear Kearny. lei main 23L
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04

-
J a Stanton, Los Angles
G. w Gilmore, Sacto
q Ellis, FOLSOM
G Page, Stockton
w l. Williams, Sacto
NJ K Florence. Folsom
John Hayes, Napa
Mis-, Hayes, Napa
a Robson, Cal
] X NJ akowski, Seattle
w II Brown, San Jose
BW Smith, Altamont
j ID Bradley, Merced
j Sasten & W, tal
NJ Winter, Pittsburg
+ 2 Walls & w, Tacoma
j IL Oakley &w, Pomona
J d RAIDER, fremont
j d Holman. Zinesville
Helen Middlekauff, iowa
I Middlekauff, Iowa
f D Hedges, Petaluma
= Sweed, Pa
Mrs Harrison, Mo
II Sloann, Les Angeles
F w Stansfeld, sta Cruz
Mrs Robertson, Seattle
A q Colson, Ill
A W Stuart, Courtland
RUSS !
I p Wilson & W. Kansas
A d Robinson. Spokane
] Gerber d W, Mich
4 ID ! homas, Berkeley
F c Mccarthy, Berkeley
F. McGettigan, Vallejo
] Z Atherton, San Diego
Z r Fleming, Los Ang
w Winkel, Healdsburg
H G Brace, Chicago
A Fl Smith, st Paul
] II Reese, Rutherford
w z Martin. Watsonyille
] A Tilton, Mass
] + Cunan, San Jose
J Widever, CollinsviIle
G G Contua, Cal
J E Cook, CeIkeley
l. n Martin, Stockton
r Ricard. New York
Miss NJ Ayrey. Mass
G p Cornell, Cal
Miss ] Bishop, Boston
Miss l. Bishop, Boston
Mrs w > Gil, Sta Rosa
q A Booth, Reno
LICK I
] T Harrington, Colnsa
) n Reed, Bakersfield
A L Bryan, n Y
A r Williams, Jackson
W p Walsh, y Y
II Eickhoff. San Rafael
Il Mason, aausalito
B L Muma, san simeon
Mrs Newton, Colfax
r a Boyle, Benicia
J w Perry & VT, r 1
Mrs J A Kerrins, Mrroia
] NJ Eaton, Stockton
] Rennie, Natoma
J B Robbins & W. Gilroy
c H Jordan, Pasadena
w f Woodward & WI, Or
q s Bloss, Atwater
] Price. Mare Island
S q Wright & VT, n Oak
MissH Nicewonger. Stkn
u w Schmidt, ST Helena
COSMOPOLII
] G Elliott & w, Merced
H Harris, Watsonville
J II shine, Sonora
w J Fish. Fresno
j w DilUorth, Chicago
Miss Nj NJ aylott, Antioch
W ] Gordan, Tulare
Il Merritt, \ Y
A II Boles, Sacto
G ii Broughton, n Y
J Ian try & ", Niles
& Legg. Lompoc
+ Smithel. Chicago
II Anderson, Los Ang
Miss g Wisdom, Tu are
F J Atkinson. Mich
Z Anderson, Me
r Merick, Vallejo
Nj McMahon. Kern City
j Edwards, Los Angeles
NJ Phillips. Chicago
p Turner & W, n \ !
PALACE
] E Fishburn, San Diego
+ r sutherland Cal
ID Z Lutte, Alaska
+ q Allen & W, Mohus
C Jacob, Louisville
w g Laton, Min ne apolis
Mrs F. 5 Rocks, Ii
d l. Bliss Jr, Carson
w A somerset, London
] Stewart, Port Ange es
W 6 Hampshire, y Y
Mrs L A Stephens, Or
Il a Wadhams, Or
d w Thompson, Cal
j II Bacon n Y
ii Glassell, Los Ang
Mrs b NJ Foster, y Y
j r Miller, PHILADELPHIA
Il NJ GrIffin&n. Denver
NEW WE STE
c E Bean, Los Angeles
B Findley, San Jose
] ] Green, Mill Valley
J A Nolan, Carson
W A Matthews, n Y
L Glonian, Los Angeles
X J LyOd, Bodie
A Ellis, New Mexico
T J Watson, Chicago
Paul Mayford, Emeryvl !
B Myler. Texas .
D Reed, Pueblo
H Sidney, Oakland
G Golden. Denver ,
c Jones, Los Angeles
BALDWIN
J C Lynch, Los Angeles
j w crow. Seattle
D G Shafer. Chicago
c NJ Haleter, San Jose
Dr ] W Fanineton, Ariz
Mrs Tobelman&s, San ]
g S Collins & W, Chicago
w J Lockwood, n Y
Mrs r Z b Aumale, L a
Z A Bell, Napa
4 r Clifford. Aub urn
\ Nj Bonet, Los Ang
] Wicker, l. L Obispo
II pnhine Grace NoIoyy
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AGENTS WANTED.

GENTS-BRYAN'S BOOK, THE FIRST
IA Battle.'' Apply or address for territory, f.
Person, manager subscription department, THE
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w AITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $50: TWO
w Mattresses, nice restaurant, $6 a week: cook
Tor 10 toarders, country, $25 hotel COOK $40 e.
H. HANSEN & CO., ITO Geary st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04

WAITRE@S AND PAkLOR MAID, $50: 8
w cooks German style, $25; German nurse, $25;
AMI large number o. girls for cooking a honse-
work in city and country. j. F. CROsETT & CO.,
3t6 Sutter ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04
MISREPRESENTATION.

. UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHES
ID doors, mantels ETC., for sale. 1888 Mission st.
CELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW.
- ery A. KLEIN. 100 Sixth st.: send postal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-04

DELLA BILE MAN WANTS SITUATION AS
IL foreman on stock grain or vineyard ranch, or
taking care of horses. Call 1877 Ninth s..