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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11

circulation entitled the California Illus trated
World. The character of many OF the articles,
the bold and disgusting reference to in
dividuals and to the obscenity of life are so
marked and of such degraded character that
the Grand Jury have determined to call the
attention ofthe Federal authorities to it, with
the object OF having the United States mails
closed in the future to this publication and
punlshing the proprietors for past offenses.
This Grand Jury would lave acted against
the publisher in relation to some HoelOus
matters contained in the newspaper, but pend
ing the investigation of this Grand Jury the
publisher, one Miller, wes convicted in San
Jose OF the same offense, and under that con-
Yictton was sentenced TO serve term in the
County Jail OF Santa Clara County.
The present publishers seem, however, to be
carrying on the same kind of paper that
Miller did, and, therefore, we consider it our
duty citizens and q Grand Jury to call
your attention to it.
We inclOse herewith copy of the California
Illustrated World.
1t is understood that there are still a
number OF accusations pending against
Miller, and that further indictments N ay
be found against him if the testimony is
brought before the Grand Jury.
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FINED FOR CONTEMPT. I.
William Craig Taxed Twenty
Five Dollars for Striking
Lezinsky.
Judge seawell Was Lenient and Con.
sidered the FrOvOoation Prompt
ing the ASS sault.

It cost Attorney William Craig the
comfortable little sum of S25 TO express
his opinion OF and attempt to pulver ze
George Lezinsky, his opponent in a case
for office rent, in Judge SeawelPs cham
bers last Thursday.
Immediately following Craig's assault
uHon Lezinsky Judge Seawe ordered
him to appear yesterday morning and
show cause why he should not be pun
ished for contempt of court. Craig, when
he realized the offense he had committed
rendered profuse apology for his action,
but nevertheless the order that he appear
for contempt was not Withdrawn.
In consequence, yesterday morning, in
true obedience 10 the order of the court,
Craig appeared before Judge Seawe!I, &C
companied by attorney Robert Y. Hayne,
who was indirectly the cause of the min
iature riot in the chambe the day before,
again apologized and threw himself upon
tnA leniency of the offended jurist.
His honor look into consideration the
pTovocation, the sarcastic tongue of Le-
zinsky, that prompted the assault, and
decided that S25 would be sufficient pay
for the offense committed. The fine was
imp posed by the court in cham bers, and
when the amount was stated Craig walk d
into the courtroom and addressed the
clerk. by order of Judge Seawell l have
come TO pay you the sum of SIS, he said
land you viii kindly acknowledge the
receipt of the same" The clerk acce pied
the money and Craig and Hayne left the
building with feeling that although re-
venge is sweet" it is som etimes rather ex-
pensiYe.
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prisoner, had represented to him that
there was nothing in the case, and that it
would never come to trial He told
Campbell, he says that he did not care to
go to any trouble about the matter of
giving bonds, and asked for and received
$40 from Campbell
He said further that he had informed\
the United States Attorney that he owned
a piece of mountain land in Ell Dorado
County, and that it was assessed for $3.50,
that there was a mortgage of $211 on It,
and that the District Attorney told him
that it was all right
Robinson has a real estate office in p
small room at 2213 Geary street. He said
to a reporter yesterday that he did not
know Curverson and that he b d gone on
the bond at the solicitation OF Campbell.
He asserted that he owned a tract of landi
at AlVlso, which was ample security for
the bond.
Tne bonds were declared forfeited YES
terday by Judge De Haven, and if it is
found that the sureties made false oaths
they will be prosecuted for perjury.
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THE LEASE AWARDED.
Lincoln School Property Is Given to
the Highest Bidder.

Lincoln School Property Is Given to
the Highest Bidder.
The Board of Education sitting as a
committee Of the whole held quite q
lively session yesterday consider er.ng the
bids presented for the lease of the Lincoln
School property.
A motion TO let the block of buildings
to the San Francisco Investment and
Real Estate Company as whole aroused
considerable opposition from J. w. Nc
Donald. one of the unsuccessful bldders2
Mr.. Mcdonald was present and made
allegations that there was bug" in the
advertisement for the lease.
He was checked by Director Gallagher,
who asked him how it was that he bid for
the property if he thought the notice W. 8
ambiguous. "If your bid had been highe T
than the others would you have come in
here and made kick ?' asked Director
Gallagher.
mo; but l would have made some ex-
plantations regarding my motives for bid
ding" answered Mcdonald.
Then your bid was not in good faith p
said Mr.. Gallagher.
There was no answer, and a M otion to
let the contract 10 ,he San Francisco In
vestment and Real Estate Company was
carried.
The president and secretary were in
structed TO draw up the lease and the
Finance Committee to see that the bond
backed by responsible sureties.
The matter Will be taken UP at a special
session to be held on Wednesday evening
next.
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HAS DISAPPEARED.
Relatives of Matthew GiImour Fear
That He Has Met With Foul
PIav.

flay.
Charles B. H Hastler called at the Coro-
ner's office yesterday morning and re-
ported that Matthew Gilmour, his wife's
brother, had been missing since the night
of Decem ber =.
Gilmour was employed in the silver
pantry of the Granada Hotel, on the cor
ner of Sutter and Hyde streets, and drew
S20 his months wages, on December l.
He made his usual call upon his sister,
Mrs. Hassler. at 1865 Sacramento street,
on the evening of the next day. He ap-
peared to be in his usual spirits, but had
been drinking a little. Since that time
none of his friends have been able to get
trace of him.
GilmOur is described as % years old, and
weighing about $50 pounds. He mas blue
eyes, dark hair aud brown mouStache and
two tattoo marks on one arm. He wore q
Fedora bat. blue coat and vest and dark
pants. 1t was two months ago when he
went to work at the Granada Hotel, pre-
vious to which time he had worked in the
Emporium as janitor for more than q
year.
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BLOCK PUZZLED THEM.
Election Commissioners Gag
on One of His Propo-
sitions.
They Want to Know Why He Pro-
posed Changes in Precinct
Officers.

The Election Commissioners held a ses-
sion yesterday to begin work on the task
of appointing election officers, but imme-
diately ran against q snag in resolution
offered by Tax Collector Block. The reso-
luton was as follows:
ReSolred, By the Board of Election Commits
s1oners, that in view of the fact that the Re-
publican, Democratic aud Peoples parties
have nominated one set OF candidates Tor
Freeholders, ana the charter convention and
non-partlsan another set, therefore 1t would
be maniiestly unfair to appoint as election
on1cers more than two persons to any one
precinct who virtually represent one set OF
candidates. In consequence thereof We
hereby announce that we will select as such
officers election officers from among those
recommended by the party organizations and
otherwise in such manner only that no one
precinct shall be served by three officers
nominated by the said Republican, Demo-
cratic and Peoples party, or by any other
party or faction, that any set of candida tes
favored or represented by more than two
OF such precinct officers in one Drecinct.
The other Com uni sioners looked wise
while the measure was being read, wise
when 1t was finished, and then concluded
to gather mole wisdom du;ing tn next
week. No action will be taken until nexi
Friday, and in the meantime the Com
missioners will try t. decide whether
Commissioner Elock is trying to favor the
Sullivan wing of the Democracy or to
father some other scheme that has not
already taken form.
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Indicted A
NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHER
W. w. Miller Charged With
Criminal Libel by the
Grand Jury.
JANE ". BRUNER C0MPLA NED.
The Accused Is Now in Jail at
San Jose on a. Similar
Charge.
ALLEGED THE USE OF MORPHINE.
The Federal Grand Jury Asked to
Suppress the Paper for Its OBJ
jectionable Methods.
ALLEGED THE USE OF MORP HINE.
The Federal Grand Jury Asked to
Suppress the Paper for Its OBJ
jeCtionable Methods.

William Walter Miller, erstwhile pub
Usher of a weekly sheet known as the
California illustrated World. was charged
by the Grand Jury yesterday with crimi-
nal libel for publishing an article in his
paper derogatory to the character OF a
woman of this city.
Miller has been in trouble before on sim
liar charges and is now under sentence of
one years Imprisonment at San Jose for
libeling a resident of that city.
The article on which the indictment
filed yesterday before Judge Dunne was
based was published several weeks ago
and referred to Mrs. Jane w. Bruner, the
widow OF DR.. Bruner, a prominent physi-
clan of this city, who died some time ago,
Mrs. Bruner is now keeping a lodging
house on Ellis street in this city.
In the article it was int mated that she
was in the habit of using morphine, and
references were made to ''leg pulling" E"
Boarders in her house were suppo ,edly
the victims.
Mrs. Btuner made a complaint to the
Grand jury regarding the matter, and the
testimony that was elected convinced the
members that q criminal offense had been
committed.
The indictment will be held until Miller
is released by the Santa Clara County au-
tnorlties and he will then be tried in tn is
county for the offense.
Tne jury did not stop at indicting Mil
ler, but arraigned the paper in winch the
alleged libelous article was published.
twas decided 10 MAKE an appeal to the
Federal Grand Jury 10 suppress the pub
llcation, and tie following communica-
tion, signed by Chairman Hobbs ana
Secretary Shook, was prepared and for
warded 10 the United States District At
torney:
Hon. Henry s. FOote, United States Attorney in
and for the Northern District of Caiifornia-DEAR
SIR: The Grand Jurv of the City ana County
oil san Francisco nave the honor to present TO
your cons Iteration the following state OF facts
with the request that should the same meet
vour appreciation it be submitted 10 the
UuIted States Grand Jury for sucn action a;
tney and you may see fit to take In the
premises:
There is published in this city and county,
with the publication Office at 101 O'Farrell
street, an alleged newspaper of alleged general
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out of numerous sums ranging from 81 to
$50. HIS scheme was 10 ascertain the
name of some boy who had graduated
from a certain school and then represent
that he was his brother.
Dressed in the latest fashion, Lawless
would visit the school and com pliment
the teacher on her success.
Incidentally he would mention that he
was the owner of a string of racehorses,
and was in a position 20 put her on 10
several good things" 1t is said that he
received considera BILE money from school
teachers by these means, all of which be
pocketed after supplying them with
"phonY" tickets.
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The Christmas Number

of Town Talk will be a handsomely illus trated
forly-four page issue, containing stories and
articles appropriate to the season. Robert
Tolmie on The Evolution of Pianoforte Play
ing" will interest musical people. A poem bv
Ella NJ. Sexton, stories by George Lask, Kate
Clark Brown, Amy L. Wells, articles hy Eliza
D. Keith, Mrs. ]. NJ Pierce and the papers
staff, and portraits of prominent people will
be features. The price viii remain at 10
cents per copy.
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HANGED HIMSELF AT THREE SCORE AND SIX.

a hands,"
William Thursday
a
When his
his he evidently
him.
halpast
because
When
of
and
world three
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He Il Nnw wealthy.

According TO the decision OF Judge Hebbard
c. w. Wiley of this city, who was a few days
ago penniless man, Is worth at the present
time ABOUT S51 600. Ills fathers estate, which
was valued at $71 600, will now be divided
between Wiley and he petitioner
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
The KepistrAfiOn.

There were 267 new registrations and 513
changes of residence received at the Office OF
the r gistrar of Voters yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11

Low horehound coug b syrup for coughs
and colds, price 10c, Alt Sansome st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
J. NJ. EVANS.
NEW TO-DAY.

Ast year, It is said, LawIess successfully
rked" number OF schoolte achers
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11

An ele ant Towel, thick
and firm, heavy and
" ry big, 2.x4S i1ch, S,
alb ,orben durable ana
luxurious, the finest
t wei any body can pur-
chase at 25c, colorrd
border and heavily
iringed On sale from 7
to 10 tonight ..-..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

trades whore certain craftsmen are co.,
stanty oncountering showers q minute
particles OF steel, Iron. md ynne ptncf
metals. And 30 consequence doc tors are
almost daily called upon Gao ent'e H1th
I'iu'les from numerous ewes
WHEN NECESSARY.
Under the old method. ~ thc particie
simply adhered 20 the surface or INC
eye IL could be- easily swept of after the
eve had been coCainlzcd hy means q d
little absorbent cotton visited 90 NnI IL
probe or n wooden toothui.N. % is "non
the particle is deeply ifl id'd DID 'h'
eye, or has forced its wts irtl that % .
tion of The orb known .s 'Ir 'ftNth' iIa-
tuc. because OF stukir2 the eye ~ ne
hot tfal 70 becomes l.crs'i'V 90 use ln'
sirumcnis CT "A mag" mo- '"Ht''iN
the mlrlot such as d. 80 ii' ~" a
Hospital is rarity. Just io show me
difference between the advanced mc'hod
OF magnetism. and the Jess modern lne'
OF using Instruments. ~ is interesting 10
know Just what fhe oculi-t does Wh'h
called uuon TO remove the invading piece
Of metal from the injured eye.
There are two Instruments -en'i'uf
used in such cases. Both ore dehcalt
but none the less cruel The iift is
known as the epud 20 uce-shaped bic
OF steel that despite its tiny edge ana ln-
offensive size is capable OF producing tine
korucsf pain There u.s. another luairu-
mcnf that possesses tho odd name or
h.stoury. and r is the roiui Il tnis fine
sfrumcuf bv means of which tho pafii-
cle is dug out. frequently. from me 90
lcate bed 0f Tissue into which II mas
found its way. What the surgeon has to
avoid in this operation. us -ofaniug.
Even the slightest motion with either
Instrument might lnniet iucllcuIlh.o DOE
jury Tor q scflpe easily becomes Cd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

aoa'r tho use OF eecohd-hand barrels
for -four and bakers goods.
Ieavenworth cigarmakers want the
,eonIa 10 smoke homemade cigars. They
saw that 200 900 foreen-made cigars are
smoked there annually.
Frisco street railway employees want
r,tonie,s IA defeat tho bill TO reduce
e,reo, car fare 10 IL cents. They say
this rate will ruin the companies.
Prices at Belfast. Ireland; Butter. %
cents per pound; eggs. % cents per doz-
en-: steaks and meats, u cenls per pound.
ham. = cents per pouHu' - 'iN' CENTS
per two-pound LOAF. ,,.
tho colobratlon by the workingmen Of
&, r.oris of the Elght-Hour day on May
e. II has been decided ~ ''''''0 ""'i'in
J. Bryan 60 speak. ..,.,.,. ..,.u- -.
rro,,ernonts under the Labor Exchange
evstem-that Of issuing vouchers for the
labor and material the vouchers 10 be
made accoptable in payment OF ,axcs-
was discussed al a meeting ~ san iran
cisco Tho secretary was directed 10
mail the resolutions 10 the members OF
,bn poard of Supervisors and 70 inc
,f,,.or and to inclose with them Est
- ~, h,,st,oes houses that accept Labor
rvchonoe checks at their face value as
b,ire- as GOOD as money. The list was
,.rirtod I'm the form Of Labor Exchange
directory" and includes almost every Inc
Of business and profession ne Who.e
system of contemplated municipal puot;
improvements. thc streets ana seW,f''
the president declared. co'I' 20 uabcr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

i flTUrDTrD rsr 4 CrpTfc Frsrf- ~,
taken through the medium suggested
and accomplished without bond oein-
issued or a. cent OF debt iof interest M
Cured
30 person who holds 3D. pohll,al Once
can become - MONT ol '"s '''
Liable. League. .nt l-' .i''' "l
tauon as decided ON .r 'iite o'ie-A '-'
from every union il.l pas ilY meInpeI
or lcss ana one add- .ii"l u.le5ale 10Y
every additional hInii A "i."lnei7.
a Brooklyn firm removed ITS plant 70
poren. y. j.. and advertised lor non
union ron pug, p. ,.-...., ~, -,
,'...',.,.'. ...i f., .,,f vsIs M Dover
,'l0'Ni. ''' "'.' ~ t,t. f,,.. ,,.o~o
j.. m1e 49,. ,.,s v.o, Ly the
ui'o''s'9'
n ~ C.-,..r r,r,. has roe,,e.1
ne Nv or ''-'''' -, g.. W.
20 MUG, ~ ~ ,. go tr-r,,,i, ~ ~
Il- beIe- ~ 20"
i'lue zone ~. d.. rs,. 80 -.
paving lne L'..''. .,... oo,,r,o... ,rh.
~ Hi''l "'' H.'- ,.,,, .l..,- -, 49,
.'.n- b. .t,., y.ori-
N.-u e'. ,'-- r..r,,,,, f,.t,-.,.,,-.
SINCE we D-.,.' . .t.f~ 49,. -. 20, .
eeeaei ln ...'.'- ~. 10
per week ie'u.- p', ..,, ''i'l '"S 's
po-ra nhl'hl Ii ''H
thoir hoNr- ~. tiii.' az ~
laree es'aoIi nm 'I's ' .,''.y col-
coded the shorter VIZ ,'- li." ''"-
moves. Tho hours "' p'''-"' "o'Neu are
q ner week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

( been abandoned
Worcester plumbers have been on .
strike 20 weeks
New York unionists i1lcrsed the bin
90 tax iuhoitanccs.
Cleveland italian lab0rers organized.
ard win take "a hand m politics.
Milwaukee unlonists are already plan
une for May day celebration.
A Pontiac (Mich) carriage factory Is
running p hours per day.
Employers OF "a Ncnasha. Wis, wood
cnware works accepted O. cut
Employees Of the Newark street railway
were discharged for gambling.
Iowa Wholesale Groccrs convention
asked tho railroads 10 lower rates.
Toledo Chamber of Commerce asks that
local Industries Doe patronizcd
Large Workooms for mskiued female
labor have been opened I'm New York.
Frisco Manufacturers and Producers
Association condemned convict labor.
A hil 10 prevent the sale OF liquor on
credit passed the Montana LEGISLATURE.
a waiter was chairman OF a recent
meeting OF the Brooklyn Central Union.
The Canadian Government may ap-
point an arbitrator 10 settle labor dis
putr-.
Frisco stonecutters request members
of their crait 20 stay away from that
town.
Brooklyn city authorities oppose the
bil requiring stationary engineers 10 be
licensed.
Toledo Election Board rejected the pro-
position that tine union label De placed
on ballots
roiei0 Aldermanic candidates arc plodg-
ing themselves IN favor OF Scent car
fares.
a cooperative summer resort may be
established by the Altrurian Club. Of
Cleveland.
Boston woodcarvers kick against the
action OF the street railways in import
ms Canadians.
Canton. o.. put tho unemployed ~ I'M
proving ROADS. Los Angeles VIII put them
on street work
Unemployed married members Of the
Minneapolis typographical Union receive
81 per week and single men $.
Mayor PheA sent $3.50 10 the meeting
Of 'frisc0's unemployed. The Pingree
potato PATCHES may be introduced
Superintendent Aidridge. OF the New
York State Department Of Public Works.
asks that - Cents per hour be fixed as
the minimum for unskillel labor.
New York Central Labor Union APP
pointed committee to consider the
scheme OF a delegate TO have the unem-
ployed or the cities colonized on Idle
public lands in the West
Detroit coopers will petition the local
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
THE WORLD
OF LABOR

Krupp employs 10000 men.
Nashville bakers organized.
We have 40 chair factories.
Greece has 81 soap factories.
China has 100000 teachers.
Paris IS TO have a trolley line.
Boston Lawmakers organized.
China exports eggs TO America.
Australia hasn't cotton factory.
Brooklyn Hebrew bakers organized.
American houses issued 5'o3 books in
1896.
cleveland metal workers formed a cen-
trail union.
Bibb county (AlaJ miners struck for
milwaukee Mayor vetoed the eight
Norfolk truckers demand lower trans
portation rates. -
KooAuk, Ia, street railway system has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

inVOlr.frr. Ella
eye sieht. ,rb. i".lon or loss OF me
very finv I,., sumter OF metal may ne
for small se very dangerous AGENT
innlrumafior 80 o., u Ia sure io produce
into which BE- i.I ." 'i l'i. csc
WAY Threaten. ti. ."i. 'N" i' tAat
atr uor.on v.,,,.l POI ,"' "iioi lun-
I.,rr,..l. d. .. mas N''N injured.
o- , ,.,.... .", '"7t ihal iNe lodging
'' "'',"i iH ilr eye meant 900
,"p,I"Jl31 almost invariably. Nowadays
IN uii,i. il' inc masnet has brought
one vCfiid thi,t r.a.
soe4inc- eunioient ef,l~rf,..i
iff IA .nl,.f.,,... Mich ,''DI 10
with b tv.o-i,.l, ,'., H"Dl-I
anvfhfno. o,,. 80 %.'." '.i5
r,r. f.,, 8" ".l-
.,,,,.. .I - ''' "'''i i.. ".
,rt,.t 80 .r. "i a I'-
rr.,.,t AZ '' ~, V'-I' N'.i tii7
rr.+.r 49,. "'i" l''.''''' 'i TO.
"a I,f.'i,.- lr "'"g 's
Tnu. IT, .-. ''o a., N.''
tho affr,,tio' ,,.',t.... ' " "a
fho matter -f .l,., ',...... az TT, ',''..,
ticIo becomes ei,.,i ,. 9''' W. '- ~
easily and almost i,.r..' 10. .f.li go.
Tho fir. U,io,,, b., D. ....f TO-
"a fhr.ffI0r, ,'..,.. -' ','
A. was lro.,~b, .i-'. ' 0"'..'.-
an olt..f '''"' "' 7" "''' ei''''''.'.t
-rf4r. ,r,.>.,-.-
The marn,f ,.t ~ ~
swivel ie ni,..i ..,. "N' '''i7
itself Dee fu.arf,. f,..,r t,.t.' 60
uo'o IL for,..1 M ''' t'N 10
narfs o4ch Of ,,tl.h W. 80 ',''"I ....'
,,iro without tb. ,.-...,..ii'. WI"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
The Dentists Chair

For the benefit Of those who have such
dread Of the dentists chair, please STATE
Through your Sunday paper II science has
discovered any means Tor extracting. teeth
without pain and not suoJectinS me pa
teut to total insensibnity by use OF
chloroform or like agents.
No think MOI. Cocaine will only deaden
the pain. and with many persons sas does
no more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
GREAT MAGNET SAVES SIGHT
Steel or Iron Particles Not Firmly In
btdd d in The Eyeball Fly 10 1t.
FIRST AN EXPERIMENT, NOW ASUCCESS
when the itof Metal Sinks Beneath the
Surface the Electrical Wonder shows
Where II j. Iocated-A Prc-
NcntiVs Of kesucst Pain.

There IS ~ the New York Eye and Ear
lnhrmary "a marvellous magnet of au,-
hclcut power TO 1870 sixteen pounds. but
its nfuug ptwcr is aa nothing when
compai,u Co lte g.ft Tor saving tnc sient
OF human ewes. When viewed as an eye
Instrument DO is giant DO size and. in-
deed. DO is ass powerful as giant is sup
posed 90 ut. for 10 takes 10 volts or olec-
tricity of tnc Edison lnciudcsccnt lcht
circuit 60 actnate IT, 10 IS the strans-
est and one of tho most reliable "oyc doc
ors" 10 Doc found within the length ana
breadth OF Manhattan Island. or any
where alsc fer that matter.
ENsrN metal worker. every iron work
or every man Who works where Particles
81 metal OF any sort iiy about S. Kelly 10
gct such "a splinter 100 h.s eye Time was
when Chat meant blindness for There is
no operation That ever becomes uccc.-
sary to perform on amy human organ
Wiicl. is mC delicate than al operation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

heard OF II proclaim n 10 be the fore
runner Of happiness TO hundreds OF VIC
Tins They declare that the time Is not
far distant when every city. when every
town. VIII be possessed OF one Of these
big magnets and thus the lines OF expert
once OF ooulist and victim will both be
found 10 lie in pleasanter places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

housekeeping dragon. Jason. son OK
de,hroned King Of lolcus. was to'd py
tho ugurper. his uncle Pelias. that II he
would bring the golden fleece TO him. ne
G'elias) would restore the throne 10 Jsr
sons father. The story relates how Jss
son accomplished the feat and tells OF nv
adventures