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The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13
The House.

When the house was called to order the
death OF Hon. Thos. b. Barker the member
from Clay county. was announced
Upon motion OF Mr. Light. the house ad-
journed out OF respect TO the deceased until ?
p. m. the chair having appointed committee,
consisting OF Messrs. Light. Welton and Pom
der. TO escort the remains home.
House reconvened at 2 p. m.
The following recommendations for pages
were submitted as the result OF eaucuses held
by the members from the various congress
ional districts: First, Otto Finley; second.
Elliot Tumro; third. Amanda Hughes: fourth.
Horace Wofford; NTH. Franklin p Craig:
sixth, A G. Williamson. The nominees we're
elected on viva voce vote and the six pages
were sworn in by the speaker
Balloting for sergeant-at-arms was resumed
On the ninth ballot the names OF Balding. Rice.
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Douglass. Robert L. Lawrence. Thomas w
Hardy, Greenfield Quarles.
Corporations-F. NJ. McGehee w. F. Kirby.
William Lambert, A. j. Witt, Eugene Lank,
ford
observation-disclosures A. Dowdy, Lawrence W
Clark, r. t. Butler, Eugene Landlord, Robert
L. Lawrence.
Eiections-w. f. Ferguson. Smith c. Martin.
j. NJ Smith, p 7. Butler, Thos. y. Wilson.
State Lands-J. NJ. Raiues L. w. Clark, ~
j. Carlock. Hubert J. Hall, VIM. Il. Hammock
Penitentiary-George A. Hillhouse. r. A.
Dowdy, VIM. Il. Hammock, Jacob King Geo.
T. Haynie
Militia J. C. South, Greenfield Quarles,
Richard A. Buckner, John d. Shackleford H.
J. Hall,
Public Buildings and Grounds-R D. Nc
Mullen J. X. p. Douglass r. T. Butler. Jacob
King, Nelson. j. Carlock.
Public Health-Jacob King Geo r. Haynie,
w IL. Collins. III. j. Hail. j. X. p. Douglass
Public Printing!. A Buckner. II. ]. Hail.
VIM. Lambert, Geo. II. Haynie. John Shackle-
ford.
Public Roads-Wm. T. Hammock. j. d. Kim
ball j. Monroe Smith. w. H. Collins Thos ID.
Hardy
Mines-J. X. p. Douglass, r. j. Wilson, H. j.
Hall. j. G. South N j. Carlock.
Memorials-G Il. Haynie j. d. Shackleford.
j. O. South. VIM Lambert, r. A. Buckner.
Temperance Eugene Landlord VIM. E.
f. Kirby.
Public Expenditures-A. ]. Witt. VIM. It.
A. Hilihouse.
Agriculture-Nelso ]. Carlock. Jacob King
J; Monroe Smith, w. II. Collins. r. d. Nc
Mullen.
Federal Relations-Smith c. Martin. VIM T.
Hammock, ]. c. Smith, Richard A. Buckner,
VIM. Lambert
Apportionment-P. T. Butler A. j. Witt L.
w. Clark r. L. Lawrence. r. J. Wilson.
Claims-Wm. Lambert R. j. Wilson VIM E
Ferguson, j. +. McNemer f. NJ McGehee
Engrossed Bills-W. II. Collins J. NJ Raines.
George r. Haynie, Smith c. Martin, Eugene
Landlord.
Auditors and Treasurers' Books-John D.
Shackleford j. X. =. Douglass
Enrolled Bills-J. Monroe Smith, Richard A.
Dovdy, K. X. Lawrence
Constitutional Amendments-T. W. Hardy,
w. F. Kirby. Eugene Landlord.
Joint Committee on Commissioner State
Lands and Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton Books-T. n. Wilson, j. d. kimbell A. j.
Witt, VIM. Lambert, l.. w. Clark.
Senator South introduced senate bill No 8.
to pay mileage and per diem of members
Senator Hillhouse introduced senate bill No.
4, TO change tax paying time from April to
February. Read first time.
The first business after recess was the sec
ond reading of senate bill No. 4. Referred
Senate bill No. (Witt). The object sought
in this bill is TO authorize county courts to es-
taolish repositories for county funds and other
purposes. Was read second time
Adjourned
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Death Sentence Committed.

Gov. Jones committed to 21-years' i'm
prisonment the death sentence of S n.
Deakens, who was to have been exc
cuted January IL at Fayetteville for the
murder of Frank Schubert, in Madison
county, in the early part of 1897. He
was convicted in Washington county on
change of venue, and on appeal to the
supreme court the Judgment of the
lower court was affirmed
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Fatally Burned.

Vera and Mamie Tanner, the S aad
2-year-old daughters of Hon. A. D. Tan
ner, of Van Buren,, were fatally burned
on the 9Th inst. Mrs. Tanner stepped
across the street to carry dish of soup
to sick neighbor, leaving the children
alone in room with an open fireplace.
She was absent only about ten minutes
and upon returning found the little
ones PROSTATE on the floor, burned from
head to foot, their clothing being en-
tirely burned off.
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Hon. Algernon F. Vandeventer OF Morrilton.
was born thirty-six years ago in Fulton
county. Ill, and was reared on farm. He at
tended the state normal, at Normal, ILL.,. and
subsequently, read law in the ONCE of his
brother. w. NJ Vandeventer He was exam
ined and admitted to practice by the supreme
court OF Illinois. Soon thereafter he became
assistant prosecuting attorney in Fulton
county under his brother. serving in that
capacity for two years. In 1889 Mr. Vandeven-
ter moved TO Arkansas and located at Morrill,
ton, engaging in law practice He is serving
his third term in the house In the good roads
movement formally inaugurated in 1895,
he was leading spirit. and In the general
assembly his influence has always been ex-
erted to secure the enactment OF legislation
tending TO provide better highways throughout
the commonwealth In the last national cam
paign he took on active part and defended the
position OF his party in an able manner where
ever he spoke.
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Important to Arkansas.

The following resolutions, adopted
by the directory of the Little Rock
Board of Trade, were forwarded to
Washington to be considered by con-
gress:
Resolved, That an essential step in the for
ward movement Of the south and the State Of
Arkansas and all of its cities and industrial
interests, is the early completion. under the
ownership OF the United States Of America, OF
the Nicaragua Canal.
Resolved further. That unless the said canal
shall be completed so that southern products
may find an expeditions and short way to the
Pacific. and the countries of the Pacific. its
future will be seriously handicapped, and that
development which we are all hoping for and
expect. will he cut of.
Resolved Z rther. That It is the sense OF the
board OF directors that our senators and repre-
sentatives in congress should use their utmost
efforts to secure the early completion OF the
Nicaragua Canal
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WHEN ROYALTY IS INCOGNITO.

Queen Victoria is known as the
countess of Balmoral.
The late empress of Austria was tray
cling incognito when assassinated.
For many years ex-Empress Eugene
mas travelled as countess of Pierrefonds.
Empress Frederick travels as the
countess of Lingen; Leopold. king OF
Belgium, as count of Ravenstein.
The prince of Bulgaria uses the
name count of Murany. and the prince
oval of Sweden that of count O,
Carlsberg.
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A man supposed to be William Stan
ton, of st. Louis, but who gave his
name as John Doe, committed suicide
at Hot Springs by shooting himself
through the brain. He mailed a letter
to local undertaken containing s45
with which he instructed him to de.
fray his funeral expenses The suicide
was we'll dressed and had the appear
ance of being in prosperous condition.
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The month of December was -
biggest month for business in 81
United States land Office at Little Ros'
of any December for years. Th..
were 81 homestead entries, embra.;.s
s19.6 acres; 81 final proofs. embr,s;s
6,1Sl acres; receipts, sl,14496. For n.
quarter ending December Slst the bns; '
ness was as follows: Homestead :.
tries, 1879, embracing 1908 acres: en-,
proofs, 1872, embracing 1900 acres. !.
ceipts. 81. 697. "
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BRIEF MENTION.

Geo. w. Cole, city marshal of Oar
danelle, died recently.
j. r. Perryman, an alleged counter
feiter, was arrested at Gravett
Wolves have been killing many sheep
in the vicinity of Eureka Springs.
Henry Johnson. of Center Point, fell
from a train at Texarkana and was
killed.
Ike Shelly was terribly burned with
molten lead while at work in the Fay
etteville foundry.
Fifteen hundred head of cattle are
being fattened for the market at the
Dardanelle oil mills.
County Judge Allen, of Arkansas
county, refused TO grant license to sell
liquor in that county.
Articles of incorporation of the Har.
risburg State Bank have been fled with
the secretary of state.
Nettie Simpson, a Newport negres'
accidentally discharged a shotgun and
killed her 12-year-old daughter
The Federation of Womens Clubs vii
present a petition to the Legislature
for woman suffrage in all school elee-
tions.
Construction of the Choctaw Il Mem
phis extension west from Little Rocks
being pushed from both ends OF the
line.
VIII Rusk, colored, was killed "
Garland City, Miller county, by JAKE
Magee, white. The trouble was over
debt.
w. A. Dudley was sentenced 70 :
years in the pen from Jackson coun!
for the killing of A. F. Watson as
February.
Frank Devlin. aged 10, was crus0sa
to death beneath freight tram =
Beebe. He lived with his parents u
the above town.
The stores of Thos. Flannery, DIV
Meiser, Frank Mcneil and Thos. NAV
thews, at Calico Rock, lizard counH'
were destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Mary Ann Causiin, said 70 !"
107 years old, was recently admitteu :
the Jackson county poor house DIV
was raised in Jackson county.
Mrs. Plummer, 60 years OF age W.
killed by train near Springdale' ~ =.
attempted to cross the track when ~
engine was but few feet away.
Joe Bobbitt, an employee OF the ~ u,
Bluff Lumber Co., was acciden'''.
killed by piece of timber from I
edge being driven through his ooot
The jury in the case of DIR. ks~. y
a prominent physician of Fort 0~ !.
charged with attempted criminal
sault, failed to reach verdict and w.
discharged. ).
Mrs. Minnie Mosely committed sun.
at her home in Pine Bluff by cu.s,,
her throat with a razor. 1t is saiu :
mind was deranged.
The Baptist college property a. ~ N
tain Home was recently sold ana po. u,
in by A. S. Layton, of Yellville'
trustees will try to redeem the y"
erty and pay off the debt.
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ColQuitt-Parker.
Senate Proceedings.

Little Rock, Jan. l0-The senate met at
Q a. m, with President pro TEN. South in the
chair. Roll call showed twenty-nine members
present.
Prayer was offered by Senator John NJ.
Rains, of Craighead Chaplain Dye being i'll.
The journal Of Mondays proceedings was
read and approved
Nominations for president being In order
Senator Quarles nominated Hon. NJ J. Man
ming, OF Monroe. He was unanimously elected
and was escorted TO the chair by Senators
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Il abes Burned to Death.

The home of j. C. Hart at Humpb.
rey, near the line of Arkansas and JEFF
ferson counties, was destroyed by fire.
The roof of the building was almost
ready to tumble in when Hart and his
wife awoke, and in their haste and ex-
element they forgot their 6-months-old
twin boys, and the little fellows burned
TO death
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To Burn Brick With Gas

The Hubbard Mining and Mapp,,,
turing Company entered into contra,
to establish in Pine Bluff a plant q,
burning brick by gas obtained from n.
Ouachita camel coal. This plant win
be the first of the kind in the state !.
use gas in burning brick, and the RESIN,
will be awaited with a great deal Of i.
terest. The burning capacity OF u.
plant will be $4,000 brick a day,
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Cattle Thieves.

A dispatch from Texarkana says Their
is an organized band of cattle thieve,
operating in that vicinity. Their method
is to go into town at night, run cattle
into the woods, slaughter them and dis.
pose of the beef in the markets. Sev.
eral fine mich cows have been driven
off and butchered by the gang.
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Bad Freight Wreck.

In freight wreck on the Iron Noun.
tain eight miles north of Texarkana. a
number of box cars were completely
demolished. No one was hurt, though
the loss financially was heavy The
wreck was caused by pair of trucks
jumping the track.
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Caught In Indiana.

Wess Knight and his son Henry. in.
dicted in Federal court at Little Rock
last October, the former for selling
liquor and the latter for illicit distil.
ing in Van Buren, county. were ARRESTED
last week in Evansville, Ind. They
were brought to Little Rock and placed
in jail, pending trial.
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Acquitted.

Joe Williams, colored, charged with
the murder of w. w. Etter at Palarm
one year ago, was acquitted at Conway.
Etter was the manager of a plantation
near Palarm, and was assassinated at
night while alone in his room.
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Raised Bills,

Some one passed several raised bin,
on merchants at Fayetteville. II.
raised bills have the portrait of Stanton
on them, and where the original Bin
reads one dollar it was changed to reai
five dollars, the letter being left Of
of the word dollars when the bill Va,
raised
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ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Number of Failures the Past Year,
As Reported By Dun's Com
mercial Agency.
EVENTS OF 1HEWEEK BRIEFLY CHRoNlclED

State Bar Association Reorganized-keeo-
solutions in Favor of United states
Constructing the Nicaragua Canal
Death Sentence Commufei - Children
Burned to Death-Bricf Mention.
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LEGISLATIVE Proceedings
Hon. A. F. vandeventer, of Conway,
Elected Speaker of the House
on the Twentieth Ballot.
Y. J. MAMHIHs PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.
John W. Howell Secretary, and John ID.
Head Assistant Secretary, of the Sem
ate - Nominating speeches Dispensed
With-Hon. II. L. Nance, of Benton,
Speaker Pro Tem.-Notes.

Little Rock, Jan. 11.-Hon. A. +.
.vandeventer, of Conway, was chosen
speaker of the house on the twentieth
ballot Hon. J. G. b. Simms, of Faulk-
ner, was chosen clerk of the house.
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senate Proceedings.

Little Rock. Jan. a-The senate was called TO
order by Hon. J. c. South. president pro TEN,
promptly at IL o'clock.
After the reading of a communication from
the secretary Of the senate. certifying to the
election Of the respective senators. the roll
was called and all the senators answered 70
their names as follows: Buckner. Butler. Car
lock, Clark, Collins. Douglass Dowdy, Fergu-
son. Hall. Hammock, Hardy. Haynie, Hill
house. Kimball. King Kirby, Lambert, Lark
ford, Lawrence. Manning. Martin. McGehee,
McMullen. McNemer, Quarles. Raines. Shack
leford, Smith. Wilson OF Clark. Wilson OF
Washington. Witt, Mr.. President South
Chief Justice II. G.. Bum then made his ap-
pearance and administered the oath OF officc TO
the senators.
+ Rev. Lee Carson offered prayer.
( On motion of Senator Quarles, the senate
after a twenty minute session, adjourned TO
O'Clock Tuesday morning.
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EDUCATIONAL.

HEALD's Business College. "a Post St, San
ehorthand tvping languages. telegrap ply,
English branches. civil and mining engineer
ing. assaying, blowpipe geology mineralogy,
sl1rvaving etc: electrical enEineerlng-theory,
practice design. construction mechanical
drawing 25 teachers; individual instruction.
2Ol graduates annually placed in positions
students can enter for any course any time;
no entrance examinations new S0-page cata-
log
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of the San Francisco
Cau. corner OF Market and Third streets open
until y O'Clock every night IN the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery treet
corner Clay: oren until $50 o'clock
2s7 Hayes street: open until $3.50 o'clock.
ess McAuister street; open until $50 o CLOCK
e15 Larkin street; open until $50 CLOCK
7o.- 1Tjseion street: open until 10 o'clock
22s1 Market street. corner Sixteenth; open
until o'clock.
100 Eleventh street; open until o'clock.
2626 Mission street; open until o'clock
Northwest corner OF Twenty-secono ana heh-
tuckv streets: open until 9 o'clock
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HOLMES College of Oratory-Term opens
August /; elocution, literature, rhetoric, ply
eical culture. Delsarte, vocal music. piano.
violin journalism. practical acting, STAN
nerins corrected: Is instructors: degrees con-
ferred: day and evening classes Address sec
retary for catalogue. Odd Fellows bldg. 5. F.
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AYRES' Business College, I29 Market st;
shorthand typing bookkeeping, telesraphy.
penmanship. English branches ETC.; life
Scholarship. $50 low rates per week and mo.
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NJ G. BARRETT. Il leading court and general
reporter graduate OF State NOrmaD, instructs
in shorthand; pupils by mail. 3O2 Montgomery
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ACCOUNTANTS and reporters as teachers;
Ellis system; sunny rooms. low rates; day.
even San Francisco Bus. College. 1886 Markt.
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ENGINEERING School civil. electrical. min
ing mech. survey. ASSAY, archi. day and eve. :
est 1864 VAN DER NAILLEN. 933 Market.
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DENTISTS.

operators; students. 9s7 Market ST:
OHIO Dental Parlors-Fillings. SOC up; crowns
S3 up; open evenings $50 Market st
SET of teeth without a plate. DR.. H. g.
Young 1S41 Polk st.
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LAW Schools g27 Market s. F. and 905 Broad
way. Oakland: day and night; correspondence.
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THE Studio 1893 Sutter; piano. violin. clari-
net cornet English and German. soc lesson.
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BOOKKEEPING. arithmetic. grammar. writing:
day and night: terms low 102 Mission, nr. 9Th
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EXPERT OPTICIANS.

MAYERLES eye water; a new discovery for
weak sore inflamed. itching. watery, burning
painful and overstrained eyes and nerves. by
mall soc. German Optical Institute. 1o711S Mar
ket, S. T. Wanted-Reliable agt in every State.
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--..FOR A BANKING SYNDICATE........
27 men to help finish hay work, in packing
drying houses, later on pick peaches Pru9gs' Pn9S15'
no experience wages s26 and found; no Sun
day work - = 60; :ce ctl
Fare 81. MURRAY & READY, 634-bSb Clay ST
COOKS ......WAITERS ......DISHWASHER
Il cooks. good Jobs. $50. s45, $40, $50 ana SZ9
and found; walters. good jobs, $50, s25 and
$40 and found.............. .......:.......:'..';
IA dfshwashers SIS, $50. s25 and $50 and found
MT1RRAY & READY 634-636 Clay st.
BAKERS .................... LAUNDRYMEN
...... BUTTER MAKERS -.........-..:
seconds, 2 first. third hands. call early; 3
laundrymen, helpers. sS5, SIS and sl5 ana
$40 and found. MURRAY & READY. 6S4-6SS
Clay st
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HELP WANTED-MnIe.

observation-disclosures. BIG MONEY ;> =;
GOLD MINES. S.............- SIl4N Elk MN.
QUARTZ MINES. -QUAfR1ES9
COAL MINES ...............COPPER MIN Nho
IFS laborers (no experience requiredl, any one
will suit-you WILL wages $50, $17 500 Sso' s4o'
$50 and found 81 30 and 81 day
% laborers (no experience) for a quarry
steady jobs all the above are year round
........................MU MURRAY & READY,
634 and 636 Clay st.
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THE California Debris Commission. having re-
ceived an application from II. W Tanger-
man 70 mine by the hydraulic process in the
Clinton placer mine. at Clinton. Amador Coun-
~. and 10 deposit tailings in Jackson Creek;
gives notice that a meeting VIII be held
at room So Flood building. san Francisco.
Cal! on JuIy 81. 1899. at 100 p m.
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FREE TO....GREAT RAILROADS. FREE
Free to every railroad in California for drill
ers laborers, teaInsters, header and hammer
MURRAY & READY. 634-63 Clay st.
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REBEL. Cork Benevolent Association will hold
tha thirteenth annual picnic at Shell Mound
Park, Berkeley. SUNDAY. August 6, 1899
Valuable gate and game prizes will be con
tested for new Domestic sewing machine,
value SIS. is selected as first gate prize. Mu
se by A union band. Professors Mccarthy
and Mcmahon are engaged for the reel and
Jig dancing Adults tickets, soc; children,
t1rdhr 1-ears
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A-DR L S. HIGGINS Dental Parlors. 927
Market st, over Cafe Zinkand; teeth extract
ed or filled without pain; electricity, gas or
chloroforn administered; the best and most
artistic work at reasonable prices: pure gold
filing. from 81: other filings, from Soc
plates, from s. 50: flesh colored plates. from
(per tooth). from 50. We guarantee our work
Open evenings and Sundays.
A DISCOUNT Of 90 per cent on all plates and
bridge work until August ! to introduce our
new fiesh-colored plates; thinner and stronger
and bridge work teeth without a plate; fill
ings. 50c; crowns SO 50; plates. full set So
all work painless and warranted. CHICAGO
DENTAL PARLORS. "a Sixth ST.
AT the E1 DENTAL CLINIC. 500 Mar
ket st, cor. 4th, rm. I. Flood bldg you can
have your eXtractions done pa!nlessly; teeth
without plates speciality; gold crowns
IS so up; plates eXtractions free, 81 80 up; Of
fee hours, 6 a. to 10 p. m; Sunday, 9 to 2
p. m. G. w. WILLIAMSON. NJ D. Manager
DIR. GEORGE W. LEEK, 20 O'Farrell st. ex-
tracts and fills teeth painIessly by his wonder
full secret method; crowns 81 bridges s4
rubber or flexible plates. SO; received first
prizes; no students; guaranteed u years.
FULL set Of teeth, 81 nliings. 25c up; gold
crowns. 3d. gold bridges, IS up; painless ex-
traction guaranteed; plates repaired NEW
YORK DENTISTS, 969 Mission st. cor 9Th
DR. LUDLUM HILL 1443 Market st. near
Eleventh; crowns, bridge work and filings a
speciality; all work reasonable: gas given
MEYER, 6 Turk: Deutscher Zahnarzt: crown
and bridge work; open Sundays. to Il m.
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e'tAN
So ay......19 drillers. Free fare...-S9 day
81 30 to 81 80 day and found. Harvest Help.
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ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, stenogra ply, pri-
vate lessons. s. 514 Hayes st, top fiat.
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So 80 DAY......HAY BALERS. So 80 DAY
We want help for Oregon, Washington ATT
zona Hawaiian Islands, British Columbia
264 men, wages s65, 81, SO day. ..-.----.-..-.''''
Also cabnetmakers, fruit pckers s..-. ;:.'..;
Woodchoppers tie makers, street railroad
help, help for manufacturing companies IN
Californi a ........ MURRAY & READY.
624 and 636 Clay st.
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CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly
Call 16 pages sent TO any address in the
United States Canada one year for 81.
postage paid
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MEDICAL.

A SURE, safe and speedy cure for all female
diseases; all those who sick discour-
aged should call on the doctor and state their
case before going elsewhere; they will find
in her true friend; home for patients
with every comfort, convenience of hospital
and privacy of home; consultation free and
CONFIDENTIAL; home treatment IS; instru-
ments used; satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded by MRS DIR. GWYER, SO Eddy
st. bet Hyde and Larkin; office hours 10 to
r. to and to s. Sundays by appointment
only.
A TREATMENT that restores instantly all
cases of monthly irregularities (from what
ever cause); safe and sure; relief guaranteed
at any time when others have failed; travel
ers helped instantly and can return home the
same day; no instruments used: cure at office
So; home in confinement skillful medical at
tention; all can save time and expense by con-
sulting the doctor, free. before going else
where. MRS. DIR. WYETH, 942 Post St, bet.
Hyde and Larkin: hours 10 to 5 and to
q. NJ: Sunday. 10 to z and to p.
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NEAT good woman wishes a place 10 assist in
housework or upstairs work: more for good
home With nice people than wages. Call 946
Harrison st.
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PIANO lessons by a competent teacher; ten
years experience SOC an hour. $40 Eddy st.
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sS5. $40 s26 and found. .......... Paid.
For 81 farm, orchard, vineyard and dairy
COME. MURRAY & READY,
AND SEE 634- -636 Clay st.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.

MEN wanted-Laborers, drillmen and team
sters on railroad work: fare Oakdale Ia
Sonora free. Apply to BUCKMAN. 3O2 Mont
RomerY st.
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EXCHANGE.


house; lot 100X200; barn. chicken house and
buggy shea: town water located best resi-
dcnce street Dixon; value $1,000. Address box
1901. Call Office.