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The St. Johns herald., 1898-08-13
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News Notes From All Sections

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 of Arizona.
 Mesa Free Press: Col McCord left Phoenix Tuesday night for WhinpIe Barracks to assume she command of his regiment.
 ] Range News: One day last week a cartridge exploded m a gun which Frank Crab'e of Tombstone was hand ling, nearIy destroying his vision.
 There WI he a meeting of the exeru tive comnittse of the terrtorial cent raj committee in Prescott a 10 a. m. on August l0lh. for the purpose of fixing the time and place Of holding the ter ritorial convention, and fixing the basis of representation Territorial papers please cory.-C0urier.
 The Santa Fe Pacjfb passenger train No. l, yves bounj, was dera,.ed Tuesday morning at st. Joseph. The train was in charge Of Conductor Heady and Engineer Booklet, both careful and ex- perienceG men The train wasrunning at good s0-ei when ralI broke under the engiuc. The engine. baggage and mail coacLes H"sseI over in safety. but the day car, cl#.r ear, tourist and sleep CT jnmpRd the rack and rolled over into the Little ( .orad0 river, Forum. ately tn rlver vas almost dry or else lnc r ful. On Ie train were about sixty i passengars of which twenty-five re- ceived slight bruises in various ways By miracle 1il escaped death, except Kay Good.ng, a 0-vear old son of the companys agent Kingman. He was pinned dowuUudrr a chair and drowned before extrcaled. The engineer run hls englne to Win slow in remarkably short time and returned with several coaches, wrecktug crew, two physicians and every comfort for the injured. The passenGe's were taken to VInslow, and after having theirinjuries dressed were able torroroed with their journey, with the exception of five. who are at the
 Harvey bouse. and vil % on later. MT. R.aarts and son If Sf. Joseph have the eriuri. gratitude of the passengel- for tae ase.sfance they re- ndered Roadmaster Gavin had the track lsnaired fifty minutes after he arrived on tae sc.ne.
 IommE lesser Was in sore trouble during ha first part If he week. Joe, his Hamoi-touiau colt. betrayed his confidence. He drove Joe out to Clear Greek. The grass is excellent along the barks m spots where there are no rocks. The grass Was green and looked lnvihns go the coi,-at least Tommy though sa-aud turned Joe loose to graze, .lie he caught a few bass. Joe was con'eu.ed for quite while. nib bling th fender. ucculent grass, until a band of range horses made their ap- pearancc "u the opposite side of lie creek. II arI nat rsI5e Jim long afrer that to der4I- between thp grass and a romp viii those horses, he 1omp win i ming. and tbat vas the .ast Tommy saw l of him for ihr-e or four days, and a SIX | mile Wal Jacs Co town vas staring him !! ih the face when uut oi the boys from | the range happengd along and brought word Of his dilemma to me of the iv- CT! sta".ts. who sent conveyance to hiS rest Tommy says now that "Joe i, is an ua-gatem beast He has pam ppred lHm> r-.ted aud caressed hlm, from tlr t.me he Was B ,uckling colt, an! then ,o thmE he would run off and leave ne aluot six miles from home. I'm GoIHg ta sell, or give him away"- Winslow MaiI.
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Total

Primary elections will be held in the different precincts, above named, on Saturday, September 3rd, 1898, to elect delegates 10 the Republican ca5rty con. ventiOn.
 Each delegate must be provided with the proper credentials slgned by the chairman and secretary of the primary at which he was elected, 10 insure him a seat m the convention. Proxies pro- perly executed by delegate regularly elected will be recognized.
 By order of the Apache County Re publican Executive committee.
 Albert F. Potter, Johu T. iIogue,
 Secretary. Chairman.
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An Enterprising Druggist.

There are few men more wide aw. le and enlerprisiag than St. JohnS Drug company, who spare no pains to secure the best of everything in their line for their many customers. They now have the valuable agency for Dr. Kings New D'Sc"Very for consumption, cnughs and colds. Il his is the wonderful remedy that Is producing such furnr all over the country by irs many startling cures. It absolutely cnres asthma. bronchitis, hoarSeness anu all affections of the throat, chest and lungs. Call at above drug store and get trial bottle free or a regular size for 50 centsand S1. Guar anteed to cure or price refunded.
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A MYSTERY.
Discovery of Dead Mexican
 Near South Pass.
Tombstone Pr, ST ector.

Tombstone Pr, S; ectcr
 A report reached here this morning that a man Was dead in the neighbor- moOd of South Pass and murder was suspected.
 Undershefiff Bravin and Coroner Duncan immediately left for the scene and found Mexican, who was shot m the back and every indication polnt- ing 10 the fact that mulder wuS conn mitted. \ coroner's jnry Was summoned who eXamir.ed the dpcea~pd but no testimony or evidence Was had bearing om the homicide which uould lead io d solution of the mystery. One party thought he had seen ihe decpasrd and another Mexican together the day before going m that direction hut was not cer- tain. The decreased conld iot he identi- fed ny the ju Y ss none of the witnesses knew him but the body will be rpcug- nized ny some of his friends here where he has resided for some time cipw may also be worked up and the mur- derer m to bay.
 The jnfy rendered it's verdict in arro d. ance wi;h ahove facts and the sher;f''s otfire k exercising eve diligenre 10 solve the mystery and arrest the cow ardly murderer
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NOTICE.

To whom 1t may concern, I will not stand good or pay any debts, made by my wife (NIrs. c. Day) and forbid any one trading or buying any stock from her.
 F. Day.
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Correspondents-dPIightful and en- tertainlug from our list Of ladies and gentleman. Everyone all T1Cht. Send % stamp for paper con- taining list.-ORANGE BLOSSOMS, CERRo GoRpo, ILLINOIS
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Joe Rogers, formerly a resident of Goncho, came in from his ranch in the mountains last Monday. He reports that the hail storm did good deal of damage tOcrops at Mineral.
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Dr. w. E. Pfa;t, returned from Springervile last Thursday. where he fIas been attending to George Phelps wife, who IS very ill. He returned the same day
The St. Johns herald., 1898-08-13

Mrs. Marble of Springerville. (who is blind is here for the purpose Of hav- ing pr. Calf. operate upon her eyes the doctor say he thinks that he can eft ct a cure.
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An election was held in the ArmoTy last Saturday evening. for the purpose of electing Capt. for company K. as the former Captain has resigned his position and is now 2nd LieutPndeut al WhIpple barracks. Sergeant Charles Jarvis, has been elected as CaptaIn of the company. All that is now needed is his appointment from headquarters.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-08-13
ExcLFsiOdS t. the PaefGe Coast This
 Summer

The Santa Fe will sell cheap excur- sion tickets to Los Angeles, San Diego, Rndendo Beach or Santa Monica during June, July and August. The summer at the seaside is not only delightful |. but il is d most beneficial change from the his h attitudes of New Mexico and AriZona.
 TheTe is no finer summer Fesort Tn ! the world than Coronado Beach. and lR the summer one can stop at this bea tiful place at no greater expense than at ordinary places. and at less shsR half what is costs at Atlantic Coast resorts.
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Mrs. J. B RichPy and daughter Mrs. Ella Patterson. returned from Flagsi afF last Monday, where trey have been the past few weeks visiting friends and re- lRtiyes.
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Many People Are Afflicted.
With sev-re headaches.
 Caused by torpidity of

Caused by torpiditv of
 The liver. Hood S Pills,
 By lnvigoratIng the liver, Quickly overcome the headache, cause the blood to circulate naturally and bring about complete relief. Hood $ Pills act directly upon the lIver and bowels. They are prompt and reliable and yet gentle~in. action. They tone and strengthen instead of weakening the system.
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It is reported that the grass in the Big hollow, near this place is long enough to cnt.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-08-13

grand ball was given in the Armory hall last Saturday evening, all present seemed to enjoy themselves.
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Spence Haywood, left for Alpine this week.
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n FISHER. NEWSPAPER ADvER- b-J- Using Agent 2i Merchants E~chTnge Building. San Franciscn. is our anfhOr'znd agent. This paper is kept m file In his of7ce.
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Watch the Drug stores space. for the next two weeks.
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Mir. Clark. left for his home in Hol- brook ast Tuesday.
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In another column see the account of the capture of Bronco Bill and John- son.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.
POST OFFICE.

JERRY GONZALES. ?. M. office hours; Open f''n s A. NJ. mt. 7P.M. On Sundays From l2 tn p N. Mqil c .oses going east and Ssst at 2.30 P. M. Going south. at A. M
The St. Johns herald., 1898-08-13

Henry l. Bnttler came down from Sprin erville. last Tuesday where he has been at work cutting hay.
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Popular Teacher Dead.

Professor ~.ornrnt for three years presider e ,ne Normal ~chnoi al Tenn pc PreEI''S !" 'h+ .amins Prof. Me Naught"H j'ei ia Tempe Saturday morning ai +n'cIork
 IT, hai been % patient sufferer for many years ami. only rnw days ago wat taken i.ffaua'ica twas thought he Won .a raIihr.es. a' right and x very su'orn Ira.h caused much sur prise a"'i ~"rgr~ Jlrou4aour the valley. His hereavrj ui.e wjg l-4ve Mith The remains for S,lern. Illinois. Sunday.
 Mr. Sf"mru has been down in this ter it"ry for there-t fhrre wears teach II in q d.a..r-"I -.soa3- ut came back [" Femre a i-w moUth- aEp hoping to improve a.- hea.t4.-c -ciazptte.
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Doctors Calf and Platt made visiI to Concho, last Saturday.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-08-13

Richard gibbons. came down from his sheep camp last Wednesday and re- turned the following day.
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Charles Davis left for Ramah. N. NJ. this week where he intends running a saw-mill.
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Don. Pedro Montana in town this week.
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Ephriam Stradling and Ephram Lambson left for Ramah, x. NJ. last Tuesday.
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Farmers are busy gathering their al- falfa just now.
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The grIst mill at this place is now running.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-08-13

Mir. Welcome Chapman and family left last Monday for New Mexico, in search of new home. We are sorry to lose so good a citizen as MT. Chap man; but we wish him success wherever he may choose to abide and that he may better his condition (?)
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Notice for Publication. Homestead Entry No. .697.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA,
 June l3. 1898. Notice is hereby given that the following named Sett CT has filed nO;i of his intention O ma&e fin pr of suppCrtOf his claim. and that .. i'd roof wi b.. made eff re tEe Clerk of the is rict Orit at St .'GhnS, Ala f. e cOu'i ty .NTfrOra, Gn Aug s' 22. IS &, viz George Henry Crosby. he ut 9u- Tt of Section E. IOwn~h. p NI-t' Ita' go / Ea.t
 1T" name t." O To iEg with sses t0 prove his cOntinn r id1Ece up' Il, and cultivation of, S;.iG Ian vi F.:
 Davi K. Udal1, of Sp-ingervilln, Arizona :: A't"m Greenwood of Springe vi le. Arizona Charles I'd rs n. of St Johns, Arizona Wiia'd Farr. If St Johns. Ariz,na.
 FkEDERICK \ TRITLE, JK., Register. First publication June IS. 1898.
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NERVES must be fed onpure, rich Iv blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best nerve tonic. By enriching the alood it makes the nerves STRCMC4
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N GDIaLIGE 
 Of Voters.

ST. JOINS, ARIZONA, May If. 1S9s. It is ordered by ths BOar1 of Supervisors that egistratiOn Of the voters of ApaCh u:,ty be made for tie year 1898. and the County Re- corder prepare Great Regis'era pub ish the required notice of such Ter, gistration in he St. Johns Herald. J. H. GREER,
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
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ALFRED EaUaE,

TTO3NEY IT LAW DISTRICT ATT0R- A uey of Apaeh CD pty. Office. ill the Court House. St Johns, Ar zOna.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

J. b. MARCH, Sec y.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
Missouri Pacific Excursion,

Kansas City, Mo, and return,
every Sunday until further notice.
81 10 for round trip.
Tourist rates to Colorado and
Utah, period of sale June 1st to
Sept. 18th, 1898. Very low rate.
Summer tourist rates to Pertle
Springs, Sweet Springs and Meal
laster Springs. May 18th to Oct. 1st.
Ottawa, Kan, Chautauqua Assem-
bly, June Is to "A. 1888 One fare
for rouud trip.
Spseial Fourth of July rates to sill
points on the No, Pac. system with
in distance Of 200 miles at rate Of
one fare for round trip. On sale
July End, 3rd and 4th; limited for
return to July 5th, 1898.
Trans-Mississippi Exposition at
Omaha, Neb-, June LIST 10 Nov. Ist,
1888, round trip ticket good 80 days
s10.55. E. G. YAxDEsvosr. Agt
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
A DASTARD'S DEED

Dumb Brutes DresdfJIy Cut and Bruised
An Appalling Piece ofCO"ardIy Cruelty.
When Harry Mcconnell, residing
at the corner Of Hickory and Elm
streets, went cut to feed his mare
and COW, a dreadful! state Of affairs
met his gaze this morning, says the
Nevada Post
Both animals, which had been
battered in their stalls, stood bleed
ing AZ almost every pore. The
ground was saturated With blood
aud the walls covered with It. Long
strips of quivering flesh had been
torn from the living bodies Of the
poor dumb animals They bad been
most cruelty beaten and Iacernted.
Here aud there upon the ground lay
great fakes Of skin and flesh
1t was the work of fiGnd Mr..
Mcconnell says be has not an enemy
in the world aud cannot imagine
why anybody should have done this
cruel thing The mare will have to
be killed, so serious are her injuries.
The COW may recover.
A short time ago some such fend
did q similar trick for Al Keithly in
East Nevada, also for J. x. Deyore.
Mr. Mcconnell notified the officers
and If the miscreant is unearthed be
will be made to suffer the full pen.
atty OF his outrageous action.
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For RENT--A pleasant, furnished
room, one block from square. En-
quire at this office.

Prof. Maxey received word by
wire, Saturday evening, that he had
been appointed one of the instruc-
tors Of the county teachers institute.
We congratulate the Professor on
his advancement, and also congratu-
late the teachers who are fortunate
IN securing SO competent and genial
an Observation-Disclosures Breeze.
MIR. and Mrs. Zera Ray bourn, of
Jefferson City, passed through But
Ter the last of the week on the way
to their farm in Homer township,
where they will recreate for couple
of weeks. Mr.. Raybourn is super
intendent of the mess halls at the
pen!tentiary, which position he held
during Col. PAGES term as warden.
Next to Col Pace he thinks Warden
Starke the greatest man in Missouri.
Prof Richardson moved his house
hold goods to Appleton last week.
He will take charge of the public
schools of that city the coming year.
The TIMES has every reason to be-
lieye the district has made q wise
selection in a principal and that
Prof Richardson will fulfill every
obligation entrusted to his keeping
satisfactorily to the patrons of the
schools. The people of Appleton
will find in him a wide a wake pro
gressige educator and excellent citi-
zen.
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HEAD BLOWN OFF.
Rughey Simmons, 15-year-Old Boy
Meets With Shocking Death
at Rockville

Thursday morning at about 8
o'clock loud report Of a gun broke
on the stiffness Of the morning and
Immediately it was reported that
Hughey Simmons, aged about 10
years, son Of Mr.. and James Sim
mons, hsd accidentally shot himself
while working with shotgun.
It was found that the boy had
been instantly killed and the DIR.
turned hissattention to Mrs. Sim
mons, vino was ia a hysterical con-
dition. bordering on collapse. She
was carried into the house and
given immediate attention
DR.. Fiedt went to the little smoke
house where the boy was, to make
az examination of the unfortunate
boy.
At a glance it could be seen that
his head was torn all to pieces, the
full charge having taken effect lit.
tie TO the left of the center Of the
forehead, blowing the entire top OF
the hesd into fragments, and bespat-
tering the entire room with blood
and brains It was certainly one Of
the most horrible sights we have
ever looked upon.
There was but one eye witness to
the affair. Mrs. Jack Ooley, who lives
next door to the family. Her infor-
nation is to the effect that while she
was hanging some clothing on the
line, she heard a slight noise like
some one tsmping load in q gun.
just as che turned to look she saw
young Simmons sitting on a bench
IN the smoke house working with a
shot gun, q single barrel, brsech
loader; at this instant the explosion
came, and she saw him fall back
Rockville Reflex.
The unfortunate young man wss
a nephew OF Geo. L. Smith, who at.
tended the funeral Friday. He had +
been in very poor health and some
think it was suicide, caused by de-
spoudency.
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we expect to see our store more tina

we expect to see our store more than
usually crowded. Many reasons for
this.
The lovers OF Soda Water have
learned that We make the kind that
is perfectly delicious 1t bas be
come famous even outside the city.
Visitors should not leave without
trying sons
Care io the making of cur Soda
Water and the use of absolutely
pure materials has brought deserved
success
Our t4vors are made from ripe
fruits
For those who may be sick or
meet with an accident We have q full
supply of Drugs. Medicines, Stick
ing Plaster and Linimenss.
81. L TUCKER.
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Discovered BY a Wo.4au.

Another great discovery has been
made, and that too. By ladv IL this
country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven
years Withste0d its severest tests.
but her vital organs were undermin-
ed and death seemed imminent. For
three months she eoaghed incessaut-
~, and could not sleep She finally
discovered q way TO recovery by
purchasing Of u. q bottle Of Dr.
King E Kew Discovery FOR Cons1up-
ton, and was 80 much relieved o.
taking frst dose, that she slept al
night and with two bottles, has
beea absolutely cured. Her name
is Mrs Luther Lutz Thus writes
W. G. HAmmiek L Co, Of Shelby,
y. Q. Trial bottles fres at II. L.
Tuckor's drugstore Regular size
soc and 81 Every bottle guaran-
teed.
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The Academy-New Management.

The announcement of the Butler
Academy will be found in our adver.
Using columns to day. The term
will commence Sept. next under
the direction of Miss E. A. Ludwig
and an able corps of assistants. Miss
L. is a graduate OF Michigan Uni
versity, 1891, principal of Houghton
School, Houghton, Lake Superior,
Professor of modern languages in
Ann Arbor, Mich High School and
has had three years experience in
private school work in this state,
the last at Rich Hill, where she had
40 pupils. She is a lady of fine
talent and superior executive ability
and knowing no such word as fail,
we doubt not she will make the
school a success. Parents wishing
to give their children a higher edu-
cation than can be had at our public
schools should see Aiss Ludwig, as
the same OF superior advantages can
be had at home at less expense than
by sending them away. Miss Lud-
wig will make canvass Of the coun-
ty in the interest of the Academy,
and we bespeak for her a cordial
reception by our hospitable people.
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Capt. Fl. p. Nickel, OF Mulberry

OHpt. u L. NlckeIl, Oh III uIDerrY,
is favorably mentioned as Lieutant
Colonel of one of Missouri new
regiments, and his many friends will
urge his appointment. The cap
tain was a 1st Lieutenant III the
Confederate service, rising from the
ranks for bravery in action. That
he would make an ideal officer there
is no doubt, as be is il the prime of
life and his experiences in army life
would make him invaluable Then
too, he is a fighter, and would lead
an army against the Dons with the
courage and zeal which would be an
inspiration 10 every man in his com
maud Record
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Notice Of Democratic Conventions.

Notice OF Democratic Conventions.
Pursuant to the call Of the BAH
county democratic central comma
tee, the democrats of Bates count
will meet 10 their respective tom
ships on Saturday July 9Th, 1893
2:3O o clock p. m. and elect deleglle
70 represent them in the county CO.
vention to be held at Butler, De,
on Monday July 18th, 1898, at 4
o'clock a N. which county conF9-
ton is to select delegates to attend
the state senatorial convention, hs
circuit judicial convention, the COZ
gressional convention aud the siats
convention.
The basis of representation VII
be the same as 10 the recent demo
cratic county convention, to-wii: o.
delegate for every twepty-votes and
fraction thereof of thirteen, cast fss
Hon. W. j. Bryan in 1896.
MLEs $. HoHS.
Chairman Bates Co
Democratic Central Con
J. b. MARCH, Sec'y.
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a Bargain.

4So acres Of good pasture or hay
land in Anderson county. Kas., at
SO per acre. Plenty of good water.
For further information address II.
L WHITE. Garnett, Kan. 324
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If you are III need OF a gasolin e
stove this summer remember we
sell the Quick Meal, not one Of the
best But THE BEST GASOLINE STOVE
MADE FRANK SMITH X Son.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

In syruPs We have the best IN the
market and at prices to suit any one.
Frank Smith & Son.
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Our Ii. IL s. Poultry netting il
the finest mating in the market.
Frank Smith & Son.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-22
Homo Gatherings.

On the evening of May very pleasant surprise party was given to Hervey Steiper at his residence on Seventeenth street, near Clare avenue. The evening was pleasantly spent in games, vocal and instrumental music and dancing.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. O'Brien of 4SS Sec evening. May ', in honor of the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding. There were forty couples present. Singing and instru- mental music, as well string music, were greatly enjoyed until midnight, when refreshments were served.
 A delightful birthday dinner was given by Miss Lottie Devote to a number of her friends at her residence. 722 Broad way, Tuesday evening, May IT, The host ess was the recipient of a number of beautiful presents and flowers. The even ing was passed in music, singing and dancing, and at a late hour the guests sat down to a bountiful repast. Toasts were freely responded to by the guests, Judge Treadwell acting as toastmaster, and the health of Miss Devote was drunk in bumpers of champagne.