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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-08
THE Event
L THE EVENT

OF THE YEAR
OF The YEAR.
OAK-COVERED ADAMS POINr
OAk-COVERED ADAMS POINT
This famous tract of land with mile OF front
age on Lake NJ erritt, overlooking the very best
residence portion of OaSland to wit, Webster,
Harrison, Jackson, adison and oak SITS, Is now
for sale in subdivisions This is the event of the
year. AIready handsome homes have teen COM
menced by purchasers of lots. The street work
is complete. Inc homes of senator Geo. G. Per-
kins, Dr. E. L. Dow, y. +. Coffin, r. Geo Zahn W.
w. w hitman Chas M. Cooke and Frank 9. Ha-
vens are within one block.
All desiring the choices lots now on the market
are requested TO CAL and be shown the property.
Prices from $40 to $40 per fro"t foot
Special terms to those who build. Send for Illus
tated souvenir. Lake Shore Land Co, a. d.
Breed, manager, 1910 Broadway, Oakland.
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EOR RENT-HOTEL. FURNISHED, ~ CLUD-
L ing bar fixtures aud restaurant. in San Lean
dro; rent ow. J. :. MYERS, 10 broadway
Oa4land. or JOHN F. HOPPER, San Leaudro.
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keating. Timothy
Lewi,, Philip
Lewis, David p.
LOCKS. Morris
McNamee. Dora
NJ cCloskey. sam uel
Michael, Johann u.
O'Conuor. Cornelius
O'Brien, Edward Z.
Ogden. Archie
Pierce. George NJ.
Prosser. Mrs. josie
Ruiz, Mrs. Isabella
Rayner. Sarah J.
sullivan Catherine
shaw Qnfant)
Sni;zler, Joseph
Shea. TnomaS
Sande water, stephen
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DIED.

Adam, Catherine
Albert, Louis
Barry. Mary
Bohnenberg. Kathar
Bentley, James A.
EallInger. Margaret
Brams'eit. John Il.
Coplthorne. Grace
Cowling, John
Caflisch, Carolina
Cronin. John ID.
Carroll, Paul 7.
Dinan, Dahiel
Dunno, Thomas
Davis, William
Den ming, Peter
Garvey. John
Gentner. Gotbiel
Hedge. Joseph A.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


INSURANCE. AT CUT RATES.
i VI SURANCk AL CUT RATES.
Money properly invested in real estate proves
best class of secuIity; 100000 TO loan at per
Cent.
S250-Lot 25xl2O; near D 81:
sS5O-A SD endid bargain in a cottage; lot oOx
100; vicinity of olson st.
$1S00-Z fats; block from &c lry
$300O-to- n Market ST., near 10th.
S3 00-5ro M ottage on Geary, near WeDsler'
fronts.
$35OO-4 fia's near 4th St rents $Ss
S35D0-.0Uxl35, with cottages: near Car line.
s. 6jU-2 fas near Jones and Geary.
S49UC-5 fla S. Rincoa ri /: rents $55.
sonG0-6 ele ant fl its: rents S7o; Shotwell st.
$15,, OO-OF ,rreh ST large lot; Powell.
ezo,O0U-torner lot s Ix250: rent $40
$33. 0J-Corner l37xl37, with fine improve
ments paws almost ~ per cent.
$3.50 0-Fine corner. 4Ux1U0; oaly few b ocSs
from Ba dwin.
$50 0U0-Cirand corner, S0x100; within blocks
S7s O0O-Grand business corner 5oxloo; near
NJ arK ct and Ellis SIS. pays PER cent
$l25.00u-Graad investment: pays positively b
per cent: half bloc from Market ST
now rented; long lease; paying per cent net
A. NJ. SPkCK d co, co. Market st.
O.ocOO PART CASH. BALANCE EASY
sDOOUO. terms; handsomely finished Groom,
:-story residence well planned ana up 70 date In
every particular see 1t at once lot 25XlOO: hnest-
located homr ever offered for sale in he Mission;
e side / air Oaks st, near wenty-ifth. 5 A.
BORN, and builder, 4079 Twenty four h ST.
MISSION HoMEs-NEw AND MODERN:
I'1 5 and rooms; cottages and houses: $ZbOO
10 $4,000 each SI00 cash; S25 monthly; corner
Twentieth and Castro SITS. +. NELSON.
GROOM HOUSE FOR SALE IN MISSION,
q w. of Valencia s.. H. +. s.. box II. Call.
R COTT - GF d. NICE LOT VERY CHEAP.
- u. 4. RUSSELL, BAL Joost ave, Sunrys.de.
DON'T GET RUSTY, BUT BUY A MALL
~ home now while YOU still bright: r., bath.
yard, etc, complete; 400 cash. bal. S15 per mo-
D 3 Mkt st.
> LEFT OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL HOMES ON
- pa mr.. Noe; better decide 10 take one at once.
DAEE CHANCE PURCHASE FINE COR
IL ner; steady rental of S125 per month Only
principals address to c, OLEMAN, 1905 Post
ST; or call evenings or Sunday
y EORGE NJ. SALISBURY. BUILDER, WILL
VI call: gives low estimates: furnishes plans for
buildings. 52l St, unset District.
= REAT BARGAIN-$95O; COTTAGE, FOUR r
" rooms sJIeet DONE minuIes' walk
from Mis>ion-st, cars also corner lots A. G., box
&, al tfice.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
A I LOWEST RATES-HOUSEHOLD GOODS
"A pianos. advances made fireproof building. +.
w. ZEHF USS, $40 Mission. lei. Mint 1871.
LOW RATES-FURNITURE CARPETS
~ pianos household goods clean, light COM
partments; advances made j. NOONAN, 1O1I
10 1923 Mission St. above sixth: open evenings.
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS
fNHE OLIVER, VISIBLE WHITING TYPE
i writer, Is creating great stir in this com :
munty and is fnst displacing the oId-line ma
chimes. consequently have hand q large
numbe Of second hand mat hines OF all makes
all of which tor sale rental call or send for
prize. +. W.VAUG GHAN&CO, 8 otunda Mills bid Q
A LII TYPEWRITERS SOLD OR RENTED;
IA send for price and sample work. 1. d NJ
ALEXANDER 40 Montgomery ST.
DEMI>GToN NO 8; FINE ORD K; $25:
lt sample SENT SCOTT q BANNAN,333 Mont
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs Margaret Dlenbury desires TO thank the
friends of her a.e husband. Mich lel Dilenourg,
member of the Mission Turn Verein and Con-
cordia Lo ige, l. v. u F., their sympa by
and kindness ar late bAreav,me1t.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

pHOO BARGAIN: 6sx9O WITH SMALL
IDfOO. house and barn n block from cars:
easy payments JACOB HrYMAN, II Mont
gomery st
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
WANTED-CAsH BUYERS FOR FURNI-
w ture and household goods this week. Special
at The old store of Ii. SCHELLHAAS, 4OS Elev-
enih ST., Oakland.
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
LLEG Ant RESIDENCE ON JAtKsON ST.,
IL 800 with stable.
on Har. ison st.. near Durant, $75.
On Lake st. $50.
On Madison ST.. $50.
w. Il BARNARD 45s Ninth St
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE

I IVFRY STABLE FOR RANCH. .......$iS 1900
j - Rooming g-house for ranch. -. ......... 2000
2 flats for ranch Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Mission property for downtown property. 5000
100 business places from.............$ $50 TO 5000
SO houses and lots from ........ $500 10 2S, 90 }
III. c. DF CKER. 1920 Market ST.
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OAKLAND FLATS.
017 MODERN AND ROOM FLATS; NO
sD j 4 . dark looms: stoves; porcelain bath:
water and ashman free; near Ade inc station
Oakland; key at $40 Union st. KUENIG &
KROLLI 1905 Broadway. Oakland
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MONEY TO LOAN.

1NE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT 6
w and 61s per cent, Oakland at AMI 19; any
sum. Manhattan Loan Co., Mills building.
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OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES.
NEWLY FURNISuED; 8 ROOMS; EVERY
~ convenience: reasonable: near station. 93f
Poplar st.
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i rankin Street.

E09 FRANKLIN-S LARGE NICELY FUR
ObZ nished sunny connecting rooms; suitable
for 'houseke pLlg.
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Enwerd street.

coo GROVE. COR VAN NESS-UNFUR.
~ nished room suites, with gas stove
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ROOMS Continued.
ROOMS TO LET.

e. < AARk1N-BKANCH OFFICE OF THE
''' y L sfrt.' r'rtIhrS Wan: nd taken
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HOUSES TO LET.

TTUUSE SUNNY ROOMS; YARD; RENT
IL IS 50. 1864 Alabama, near Twenty-seventh.
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lady street.

I g EDDY-HOUSE NEWLY RENOVATED;
- front suite; other sunny rooms: $5 up.
HH9 EDDY-LARGE SUNNY, PLEASANT
water; cheap .
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Of { FIFTH-2 SUNNY FRONT CONNECT
u ing housekeeping rooms; path stove
closet: private; $40.
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NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN
! IN private fami y. with gas and bath: desirable
ocaIion. Address Rooms, pox 90, Call Office.
CUNNY FURNISHED ROOM; HOT AND
= cold water, large cosei, ba h, gas. etc. good
location; q minutes walk from Kearny and Mar
ket sts references required Address +. Z. P,
box 9 Call Office.
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CIc COTTAGE: 5 ROOMS; SUNNY 5 DE;
u y. E0jh St, mr.. Eureka Apply TO +. n h l.
son. cor. Twentieth and Castro St
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-07

eral preparations of getting settled in
| camp.
The programme of other matches Is
! as follows: Company team match
| First Regiment. Monday, at 7.30 O'Clock
| A. NJ; company team match, Second
Regiment, Tuesday, at 7.30 o'clock a.
NJ: company inspectors match. First
Regiment. Monday, at o'clock =. NJ. I;
company inspectors match. Second
Regiment, Tuesday at / o'clock p NJ I.
company commissioned officers match,
Wednesday, commencing at 7.30 A. NJ.
and closing at 10 A NJ
Church services will be held in camp
on Sunday. August S, at go, at which
band selections will be given with read
ing of the scriptures, singing and ad-
dresses by Chaplains j. L. Cochrane
and c. S. Cummings.
At shutdown. about $50, there will be
dress parade and afterward a sacred
concert by the band During the eve
nings that the guard is in camp, con-
certs of more or less formal nature
will be given. The bands give the
finest kind of music and their reputa-
tons are too well known to require
any further recommendations. No
them all in.
The general camp work of Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday has not yet
been fully made up but will be an
nounced, Monday.
Governors day, will be all on Thurs
day. this year. 1t is now the plan 10
have Governor Powers and staff es.
corted to the field by the 1st Regiment,
there be received by the End In the
afternoon will be the review and pa
rade.
Adjutant General Richards has ex-
ernors to be present. Eek Governor
Cleaves and a party of friends will be
present on that day, and doubtless
others.
The camp at night, by the light of the
growing moon. was inspiring-romantic
The white city was quiet except for the
sound of voices coming from some Off
GERS tent. There around the light
could be seen gatherings, talking and
plotting, doubtless some bit of strate-
gem, some manouevre for Names lit
tie war all by itself.
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are afterwards surprised to see him get
strong and we'll again.
Mrs. W. B. Duncan of Arlington, Phelps Co,
Mo-. writes: MY husband took four bottles OF
DR.. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery when ne
was las he thought) almost into consumption, and
we were very thankful that such medicine could
be found wish all persons troubled with cougn ,
would take it. Long may the Golden MediGai
Discovery and FavoSite Prescription be
made 1 shall always recommend and praise
these medicines"
All lung and bronchial diseases are cured
by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
because it supplies the system with healthy
blood. It puts the vital forces into action
and fills the circulation with the life giving
red corpuscles which builds up solid, mus
cular flesh and healthy nerve force.
AS medical author, DR.. Pierce holds an
eminent place in his profession. HIS great
thousand-page illustrated book, THE REQ
ple's Common Sense Medical Adviser Is
one of the standard medical works OF the
English language. Nearly 100000 COPIES
were sold at $I.5o each. A papef.Douno
copy will be sent absolutely free for the cost
of mailing only, II one-cent stamps or
cloth bound for 81 stamps. Worlds DIS
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo ny.
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From there can be seen everything
there is to see, and at that. in the
afternoon. from piazza that is well
shaded from the afternoon sun, which
was before impossible.
Away to the south and east, and also
to the west. there lies one of the most
striking ranges of country there is in
this part Of the State. From the high
plateau can be seen miles Of country
along the winding Kennebec river.
fading into blue where distant hills
meet the blue-gray sky Close at hand
are the Hallowell hills with their rich
wooded and farm lands, green from the
summers rain.
Next to that comes the headouarters
of the adjutant general and staff. and
of Lieut.. Morton. The mess house for
these officers is adjacent and the hos
pital is beyond these, with the am
bulance corps and signal corps en-
camped before them
The colors have been moved to a
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DIAGRAM OF CAMP POWERS.

point directly in front of and near the
headquarters.
The stables are in the rear, where
the horses will be quartered belonging
to the officers. Along the line extend
ing north and south. the buildings are
unchanged. There are the mess houses
for the men, the cook houses in the
rear. Before the mess houses are the
staff and field officers. In front of
these is wide regimental street
through which the companies will pass
to their respective quarters.
Then there are more stables in the
rear of the extreme south of the line of
mess houses. There will be about 30
horses in all. They will come from all
directions and are expected to arrive.
this afternoon, about the same time as
the men do.
The tents of the company officers are
on the east side of the regimental
street, with the conical tents for the
men dts usual. Inc guard tents OF eacn
regiment are in 'front.' at the extreme
position, and band quarters at the
sides
The rifle range, far to the east, with
It's red flags flying in the breeze, have
been put under what little treatment
was necessary to have them in perfect
condition for the shooting contests
which promise to be more than ever
close, this year, not only between the
regimental but the company teams.
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AUGUSTA CADET saso BENEFIT.
viii Be- Given, Thursday Evening", II City Nall
-Conceri and GAIL.

The people of Augusta who have been
showing their appreciation Of the
splendid concerts which have been
given without it costing them any
thing. will have an opportunity, next
Thursday evening. of hearingAnApre of
that same music, this time, in City hall.
On this occasion they will, it is trusted,
show their appreciation by swarming
the hall in such numbers as they have
the public streets.
The admission to be charged will not
be much.
There will be a concert and ball. The
price to the concert is Is cents for men;
10 for ladies. For the dance, 80 cents
for each couple.
In this way the members of the band
believe that the people will get full
return for their money and at the same.
time help along the good cause. A fine
programme will be offered by the full
band of 25 pieces. Prof. Dennis will
direct the band.
James E. Kingsley will be floor direc-
tor at the dance; l.. L. Cooper, Charles
Bilodeau and +. S. Wiltshire, aids.
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YES SIR.
State Camp Never in Better
Condition for Muster.
Change in Arrangement Of Head
quarters and Hospital Buildings.
4 Week Of military Lie will Begin, Today
General Outline.
YES SIR.

Not day has passed, hardly, for a
week or more that Adjutant General
richards has not visited the State
Camp on the hilltop. The work has
been going on steadily and much work
there mas been, in one way or another,
perhaps more than for many years
past on account of moving the head
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The men have about completed skim
coating the walls of the Nash school
house. The tower has been raised
ready for the clock and bell and has
been sheathed The grading about the
grounds will commence, next week
when the staging is out of the way.
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The Manchester Grange enjoyed
themselves immensely one day this
week when they had their annual pic
mic. Steamers md boats, conveyed
some 200 people to Henry Emery's
grove. base ball games. tub races. and
other sports, made the day appear to
disappear much sooner than usual
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and men all enjoy It Immensely. They
work when there is work, and take in
all there is in the way of camp dis
cipline, and to about two thirds of the
men, it is estimated, this year, 1t viii
be all new. When there is a chance 70
LAY Off, for while, the men thor
oughly appreciate 1t all. and they find
everything in common to make plenty
to talk about.
1t is an atmosphere all by itself ana
decidedly an interesting one.
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To All Of Whom II May Interest.

l wish it distinctly understood that !
ala not say to any person thought an
accident would happen on any boat
running between Augusta, Gardiner
and the Islands. l should like people
to be truthful if possible
MADAM BRANN.
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+. w. Plaisted was in Boothbay Har
Dor, Friday, making some of the pre-
liminary arrangements for the visit of
the knights Templar from the four
upper kennebec Communicates, which
will take place, next Friday
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Wing of Man
chester, We're in the city, making
pleasant calls on their many frienis
here, while on their way home. They
have been making visit with relatives
in New Jersey on their return from
Washington. d. c.
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The Augusta Cadet Band gave one

The Augusta Cadet Band gave one OF
the best concerts thus far. Friday even
ing, from the Cony House balcony.
There was an immense crowd present,
the cars from Gardiner and Halloweil
being taxed to their utmost to swell
the numbers from Augusta.
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THE PROGRAMME.

The men will arrive, today, some by
regular trains and some by special.
and, as usual, march to the camp m
order, by way of Water and Grove
streets, and Western avenue.
The regimental and team matches
will be held, today, commencing at 5
o'clock They will continue all day.
There will be nothing else done IN
particular on this day. except the gem
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The lightship for which the Bath Iron
works have received the contract to
pulld will be known as number II.
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quarters and hospital buildings to
make line from east to west, and
the corresponding setting back of the
stables out of the way.
Lieutenant C. G. Morton of the 9Th
Infantry. U. S. A., has been detailed to
have immediate supervision and he has
spared no pains to see that the camp
should be, as it will today be found by
men, to be in perfect readiness to re-
ceive them.
Lieutenant H. N Royden of the 23d
Infantry. L. S. A., arrived at camp.
Friday. He has been detailed by th.r
secretary of war to be present at the
encampment. He. with Lieutenan.
Morton, who is detailed for regular in
struction and has been with the Maine
give the boys many points, the coming
week.
1t was all activity there, yesterday,
and what might be called orderly con-
fusion. The men were putting the last
of the beds into the tents, where the
soldiers of Maine will have their rest,
1G to a tent with nothing but canvas
and the sky above them. But, it is a
great place to sleep up there and the
air is as clear as mountains.
Then in the cooking houses, there
was hustle, too. The sound of clean
ing dishes, that they might shine, ana
overhauling pots and kettles was heard
abroad. Then, about noon. came the
savory smell of beans, and one thing
and another, as the company cooks
were preparing the midday meal for
the members of the regimental teams
and their substitutes who, all day
Long, took the opportunity to get in
some good practicing.
Many of the field and staff officers
have arrived and were found in their
tents. looking over the situation and
thinking of the fun they were having
and going to have.
Col. Kendall of the 1st Regiment,
who is camp commander and Col. Phil
| brook of the End, were on hand looking
after matters in general, their respec-
| tive regiments in particular.
| The great number of men that is ex-
pected, more for fact than has ever
before turned out, has brought up
many questions to answer as to their
accommodation. There will be room
| for them somewhere of course, but to
find that somewhere is not so easy in
some cases, as all the companies seem
to be we'll filled up.
The provisions will as usual be taken
in to the commissary officers head
quarters for each regiment, by the
road in the rear of the cook houses.
The matter of provisioning this army
is one all by itself and when the boys
get out into the open air and exercise,
they develop Unsuitable hunger, and eat
| fabulous quantities. % thal leeuiS
| them as an army isn't like feeding
them as indoor individuals.
The cut given shows the present posi-
ton of the buildings, and OF the tents
1t will be seen that the buildings make,
roughly speaking, two sides of square,
which opens upon the field.
/! The headquarters of the commander
/ in-chief, as will be seen, are at the ex-
IRENE east of the south wing of build
| ings. Its position could not be better
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T. |. HERSEY.

The year 1900 is not here, but F. L.
Hersey has 1900 pairs Ladies' fine But
ton and Lace Boots that will be sold
At $1.99 These Boots are equal to any
$500 boots in the market
Also Special Bargains In Ladies' and
Gents Russell Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' Bicycle Leggins. 33c. per pair,
former price, so and 75c.
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Dyspepsia : sa:''? aaa ..

0tOudcH DlSOr-
ders positively cured. Grover Graham's
Dyspepsia Remedy Is specific. One dose
removes all Distress and permanent
cure of the most chronic and severe cases
is guaranteed. Do not suffer! A so cent
bottle will convince the most skeptical.
F. G. kinsman & Co., Druggists, Au.
gusta. Me. dly
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There is something very fascinating
withal in this camp life The officers
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Money Savers
Attention.

One lot Ladies' Hose, pairs for %
cents.
One lot Ladies Fine Seamless Hose,
Black and Tan, ribbed top, pairs for
% cents.
One lot Misses IS cent Hose will go
at IL cents a pair
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court to anotl
They are bound
save him, if he
be saved. 1t is
same way with
good doctor VIII
his patient see
condemned to de
BY disease.
But doctors M
mistakes some
times; they lose
heart too soon. !
After they have
tried everything \
they know and |
the patient is |
no better, they |
think there is |
nothing more to
be done. They
don't alw Us
get at the root ]
Of the disease.
They frequently
give a patient =
up to die of con.
sumption, and
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One lot Gents Seamless Hose will 60
at cents pair.
A great bargain in large size, all linen
towels. 2 for Is cents.
All of our Ladies' Suits. Capes and
Jackets at great reduction in price.
Handsome Bronze Clocks given free
to our customers. Ask to see them.
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CONDEMNED.

When an innocent man is condemned fc,
any crime he doesn't lose hope. His law.