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The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-07
HOUSES FOR RENT
Good list of houses.
534 Kansas Avenue.

FOR SALE
IL or lots on Taylor St, near Hun
e tPon mfnohn In ron SO eeR # ana Sold ddiTels nst PaF %
sewer and sidewalk tax paid, tax 1888. 50
per lot; new pavement tax only 4-20 per
A 2-acre tract, 5 room house, finest barn
well and CiStern. One-haif mile city $500.
Elegant new modern house, rooms, IL
lots, 1922 Clay St, $500 Small amount
cash. balance payments.
8 room residence and 4 lots, S. E corner
Clay and 11th, elegant shade, large bal T.
Beautiful modern home. 2 lots, Topeka
ave, near 18th, $500; $500 cash, balance
4 pretty cottage, 4 rooms, lots s. ".
Of capitol. along pavement, only H,10o;
Lots on corner Fillmore and Huutoon,
8 fine lots on n E. corner Buchanan and
Washburn college lots, 800 to 500: s25
cash. balance S5 per month, s per cent
interest. See boards on each tract Why
not get choice home site now. When
water and pavement are there will quick
" double. VIII not be later than a year
Bargains of all kinds See US for rental
property 1st class insurance; lowest rates
601 Kansas avenue, second floor
REAL ESTATE RoUDEBUsH.
$4,000 acres in y -zico with 5000 head of
stock. well improved and in good running
1900 acres good bottom alfalfa fine stock
ranch in nroth central Kansas; sale or
100 acres Texas stock and timber land
s. per acre
'OO 'ei EnMETT iE5 re E fs9 RouDEB ti5RT 6Saar
us West 9Th Phone 267-
REAL ESTATEROUDEBUS
FOR RENT
5 rooms, hall. SIS Fillmore, modern.
g rooms, cor Sth and Monroe, modern
s rooms, 1912 West 6th
room cottage, SIS Tyler, vacant next
week.
rooms 712 Buchanan. vacant next week
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH
us West 9Th Phone 267.
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COL
BARTHOLOMEW BARGAIN LIST


acres in cultivation. 40 acres large walnut
house, summer kitchen aAd cave, well,
splendid ranch, Including crops, 2 500 bu.
corn, IS tons alfalfa and prairie hay,
carriage ana farm implements. hogs.
chickens and entire outfit with possession
-'00 ''''''' --'' BARTHOLOMEW.
col Kansas avenue.
800 acres fenced and cross fenced. 1G0
acres in cultivation. 100 acres meadow,
good orchard. Splendid stock ranch, s., 500
-one-third or one-haIf cash.
col.
100 acre farm, 8 room house, barns. u
acres bearing orchard. living water. tim
tame grass, miles from Topeka Price
s4.250; 500 cash. balance on or 10 years
SCOTT & CO. 6l5 Kansas Ave
FOR sALE5 room house. 1923 Madison
St, barn, shade. city water, cistern-
Price $500. this week; part payments 4
Bethanv rounds half block paVemsf.t:
has reception hall bath bath room: roll top
enamel sink, gas, electric lights, sewer.
city water, elstern' f1ne oak mantel. large
cupied Price S2,50O; terms easy. Benedict
& Co, Sol Kan ave, up stairs
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
from state house, large house, rooms,
barn and fine shade, S4,500
Fine corner on Sth, J blocks from ave,
large house. s rooms and hal: a snap $500
On Tyler between 9Th and Sth streets
cellar, hard finish and in fine condition,
, lots, $1,000.
Fine house and ? lots on East Sth every
thing in fine shape, only S1,20O; on monthly
payments.
on Polk close in. room cottage, cellar,
cistern and outbuildings in fine repair,
price $3.50.
room house. l lot, east front on Lin
on Van Buren. . blocks from state
We have the best grocery store in the
city for sale 1t will pay you to investi-
gate this. Doing a business of over $780,
wv ~ HOME LAND & LOAN CO..
4O4 Kansas ave
4 good home for a Santa F-e shopman
on Lawrence near 18th, rooms. small
cellar. lot, well built. good well, $500;
TOPEKA REALTY CO. 584 Kan. ave,
H. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
FOR sALE-TwO SNAPS
On Morris ave. near Ith. rooms, well.
| cistern, cellar. barn. and east front lots,
| 81 400; house cost at least 81. 200 to build
Grand ave, a good room house, eel
; lar. pantry, etc barn cIstern- well and
Z good lots. house is very well built and
| is in fine repair; Z block OF street car
| TOPEKA REALTY CO. 534 kan ave,
H MACFERRAN, Mgr.
| FOR SALE
Elegant modern home on Taylor st, at
| a very low figure. good room house
and 2 lots. with barn, shade, and fruit
l on North Quincy. $50
A room house, barn, city water, close
| in on Sth: must be sold
A modern house Of Z rooms, IL lots,
| east front, barn on Tyler; a rare snap at
I 81. 700
One acre and room cottage, 800.
u acres, close to reform school, $500
Modern house on Harrison between 10Th
and 11th. IS 900.
Splendid home on Van Buren St, bet
Gordon and Laurent Sts., 81. $50
A HARRISON home cottage with good
barn on Buchanan bet. 5th and 9Th; viii
| be sold cheap on good serms-
PAYNE & THOMPSON.
627 Kansas avenue.
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E. front. Tyler St, home,
make special offer to sell
s. II. WOOD & CO.
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IFirst Published in the Topeka State
Journal, October 3, 1891
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-07
STORAGE

TOPEKA STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
CO. Packs and ships household goods.
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FOR SALE

Have good
close in. will
in next week
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NOTICE.

city Of Topeka, October 5. 1899.
whom it may concern-
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First Published in the Topeka State
Journal October Z, 1882
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-07
wArCHMAKE

WATCHES cleaned, &c: eloeks, 60c;
mainspriugs, 75c: crystals. 1ec- Cash
paid for old gold or silver. All work guar
anteed. Old jeWelry EXCHANGED for new.
II hard up. see Uncle Sam. 512 Kan ave.
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PAVING

THE OFFICE OF the Capital City vItrif7ed
Brick and Paving Co. has been removed
to rs West Eighth ST
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FOR SALE
Lawrence near 9TH rooms tots We'll
cellar etc, S275
Lawrence, near 18th, rooms, lot, well.
Outbuilding, etc, $500
Locust near 10th, rooms, IL lots, barn.
TOPEKA REALTY Co, ss4 Kan. ave.
II. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
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FOR sALE-RFAT. EsTATE


SPECIAL BARGAINS
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REAL EsTATEROTDEBU
SMALL TRACTS
25 acres 2 miles south Of capitol for sale
or trade.
acres, East 10th St. about s1OO per acre
2 blocks from car.
acres suburban home, a beautiful place
for sale or trade.
81 acres east for sale or trade 81 200.
10 acres north of river.
6 acres east of Oakland
EMMETT E ROUDEBUSH.
115 ". 9Th Phone 26T-
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1928 Polk street. 81 500.
3O2 Crane street $500.
lib West Seventeenth street, $500.
. lots, southeast corner Tenth and Clay.
1126 Quincy street
33I, 353 and s35 Tyler street. 81, 200.
Call for others.
s N. WOOD & CO.
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FOR RENT
524 Tyler. 6 rooms, 2 CRATES $500.
Alb Clay, rooms, city water. $3.50
1913 Western ave. rooms. hot and cold
water. CRATE. bath. etc. barn S23-
HunIoon and Mulvane, room cottage,
large barn. s15.
81 Lincoln 7 room cottage, barn, $50.
511 w 9Th rooms, CRATE, bath. barn $2s
9Th and Buchanan room cottage, crate
S15.00.
l245 Clay, s rooms modern. $25-
J. E TORRINGTON,
III West Sixth St
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WANTED-HELP.


WANTED-POsitiOu as nurse girl IN fam
Iy of one or two children Address 1880
North Kansas avenue.
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FOR aENr-RooMa

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FOR RENT-Furnished room. 80 E. 10th.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

right The Democratic party has but to make this
man the magnet OF the campaign upon platform OF
living principles, the central panks OF which shall be
death to the trusts and autonomy for the Philippines,
Cuba and Porto Rico. Upon this platform can
stand the most popular of the Western Hemis-
phere the idol of the greatest nation on EARTH George
Dewey, hero OF Manila Bay and admiral of the
American navy
1t is known of course to the Globe as to the rest
OF Americans that Dewey is not Democrat, that he
is not a candidate for the Presidency, that he has
announced that he would not accept nomination for
the office but to the Globe all that does not matter
The one thing it seeks at this time is to turn Demo
cratic attention away from Bryan If once the wild
steers be stampeded from the corral of the free
silver man Will be comparatively easy herd them
into some other corral later on The thing is
to start the break. 1t is for that feason Tammany
plots, the South argues and the wild call for Dewey
comes from the uproarious West. In the meantime
1t will be noted Bryan is in no way disturbed. He
meets the plots of the East by counterplots with
silver mine owners he refutes the arguments of the
conservative South with arguments much more
plausible to the masses, and, as for the Western
clamor it jars him not at ALL for he is to the
born native to the noises, being the greatest whang
doodle Of the district
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02
POSTAGE ON SUNDAY CALL.
SUNDAY CALL wrapped ready
for maiiing-postage &c to oil
points in United States, Canada
and Mexico, and 4c to all for
eign points.
AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

r. Robertson, the proprietor of Gilroy
Hot Springs, is staying at the Lick.
Daniel Brown Jr., the Fresno banker
is among the recent arrivals at the Lick.
Harvey Lloyd a wealthy land owner
at the Palace.
O. Y. Woodward, a rancher and capt.
talist of Staten Island, is at the Grand
accompanied by his wife.
c. D. Wright, one of the leading and
most influential Of San Jose's attorneys
is registered at the Lick.
Harris A. Walters of Washington, D.
c., is a guest at the Palace, where he
arrived yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lemore have come
down to the city from Mare Island and
are staying at the Occidental.
]. NJ. Williams, a prominent mining
man of Plymouth, is one of those who
arrived at the Grand yesterday.
NJ A and E. A. Luce have come up
from Los Angeles and are registered at
the Occidental for a short stay in the
city.
Among the late arrivals who have reg
istered at the Palace are Mr.. and Mrs w.
A. Dickey of Baltimore. They are out
on the coast on pleasure bent and are
accompanied by their family
Ernest Seymer, assistant superintend-
ent of telegraph of the Southern Pacific
is entertaining at his home, 912 Bush
street, Mr.. Ellis, a prominent young at
torney and influential politician of New
Orleans. Mr.. Ellis is here for health and
recreation and will probably remain for
some time.
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THE WHANGDooDLE ROARETH.

EASTERN Democrats are conducting their
| opposition to Bryan with the quiet persistent
energy that marks people OF business in
sncts and who trust to organization rather than to
talE Southern Democrats OF the conservative type
carry on their contest against him with the gravity
OF constitutional lawyers arguing much and trusting
to their powers OF moral suason to turn their people
into right paths; but in the roaring region OF the
vast valley OF the Mississippi where the people are
too vehement to argue like Southerners and too out
spoken to plot like Easterners the fight upon Bryan
is made IN loud, prolonged clamor for another man.
and the noise OF it as the umult that prevails in
the land where the whangdoodle roareth.
The ST Paul Globe utters its siren shrek in this
wise Sailing the sea from the Far East is the
colossal living figure of American history man
with hand OF iron, heart of exquisite tenderness
and sense OF honor which has led him through
more than threescore years along the path of eternal
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02
FREAKS OF THE LAW.
Attorney Generals Opinion as to EN-.
ployment of Teachers.

Superintendent of Public Instruction
Thomas J. Kirk has been puzzling his
brains over a question that has been
asked of him. The query was, Can a
wife be legally employed as school
teacher by board of which her husband
is member" Not arriving at a salts
factory conclusion he submitted the in
quiry to Attorney General Ford The lar
ter In an opinion quoted the code. whicb
states. that mo school trustee or mem
Der of any: Board of Education must be
interested in any contract made by the
board or which he is a member Anv CON
tract made in violation of this provision
is void. He contends that the engapinr
or teachers services is a contract and
further calls attention to the rulings of
earnings Of wife while she is living
with Eer husband are community nrnn9
erty, and the husband has the mapagh
ment and control of all community pron-
erty. Renee the employment of a teacher
living with her husband, who is a trustee
is illegal. In case the husband and wife
are separated, . though not divorced If is
OF the wife are under her own and no
others control. ~
superintendent Kirk evidently antici-
pated some such opinion as this for he
asked another question and that was
ould the employment of a daughter as
teacher by board of which her father
Is a member be legal?" Mr.. Ford CON
could be employed she would have fo he
OF the legal age. of is years, and conse-
quently she would have adsolute confrol
OF her own earnings and her father could
nave no interest in her earnings and her
employment would be lawful.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02
KINGS DAUGHTERS
IN QUAINT DRESS
CHARACTER CONCERT" NETS A
SNUG FUND.
History, Ancient Verse and Modern
Song Unite in Contributing to
the Original and Successful
Entertainment.

The Kings Daughters of the California
street Methodist Episcopal Church, at the
corner of California and Broderick streets,
gave a delightful character concert in
the lecture room of the church last even
ing that entertained charmingly large
assembage and added materially to the
Daughters fund. Mrs. L. O. Hodgkins
managed the affair, and contrived to make
1t instructive as we'll as amusing. Each
character was introduced by the lady,
who in a few apt remarks covered the
history of either the period, the event or
the character the performer represented.
All the participants wore appropriate
costumes and made very pretty ensem-
BILE picture in their characteristic dress
and makeup Some of the characters"
told their tale in verse, but the majority
had an appropriate and explanatory song.
The programme.in full was as follows
Mrs. Columbia from the United
Dairy Maid" Miss Edith Atthowe:
Aunt Dinah' Miss Hattie Burke; "A
Maid from the Mikado Realm" Miss
Gertrude Atthowe; Smiling Morn
THE Flower Girl Miss Nellie Lear;
"Old Mother Goose" Miss Amanda
Goodrich; IAN Honest Miner from the
Klondike.' Robert Overton; Aunt Ia
bitha S Niece Miss Annie Lear; "Suey
Sing, a Celestial Maiden Miss Alice
Schultz; Coming Thro' the Rye" Miss
Charlotte Weir; Sailor Lad" Reg
inald Atthowe; Bright Alfaretta'
Miss Bertha Eckman; "Old King
Cole" Martin Nuremberg; Polly Per-
kins," Miss Ida McMullen; "Old Black
Mrs ]. H. Nerthon: Herr Smoker
Monroe Orr; The Blacksmith Noel
Marrack; Admiral Dewey" Charles
Bates; Wandering Minstrel" J. w
Wetmore; "Gypsy Countess" Miss Sa-
die Burke; Little Bo-peep," Miss Ber-
tha Flagg. Miss Meta WOlters acted
as acconpa MIST
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MEMBER OF CASTRO FAMILY
RESENTS UNTRUTHS IN EXAMINER
Character
izedas Vulgar, Impertnent Untruthful.'
APTOS, Cal, Aug.


untuhu
inserted
On first
the family to
the riterso
of
the
the highly imaginative Mr. Carrngon has visions and
absolutely That most
benw with 70
lie
in
amplya
be and
the
to
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New York Exchange.)

"HREE Chicago women are building
a house.
1t isn't a shammy. summer cot
tage either, but brick house and
stone foundation.
The women-Mrs. Franz Liebegut and
her two daughters, Marie, 4S, and
'Gustie;'' 16-are doing every bit of the
work, from digging and cementing the
cellar to making mortar and laying the
bricks of the walls.
It is such a departure from the way
that Chicago women usually win motor
iety that the whole northwest part of the
city is talking about the house that
women are building.
1t has now become such an object of
curiosity that the Elston-avenue street
cars stop at Humboldt boulevard to let
the passengers get off. and watch the
women at their work.
They are always at it from dawn till
sunset mixing the mortar themselves,
cleaning the brick, tossing it up. carrying
buckets of mortar, laying brick, saving
timber, doing the whole thing with as
much urconcern as though building a
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

house weren't any more for women to do
than washing clothes or baking bread.
They have already completed the first
story and are putting IN the window
frames for the second. 1t will be more
solidly built than many of the Chicago
houses, for the reason that the walls are
three brick deep and no laths at all are
used If they are going it slowly, they
are doing it surely.
1t takes German women to do heavy
solid work, but even German girls with
the spunk and muscle to build their own
house are not found every day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

1t is the opinion of the Boston Globe that in the
trial and conviction of General Fitz John Porter
during the had a Dreyfus case ourselves
one in which gross injustice was done innocent
man for the purpose of providing a scapegoat for
other generals; and it therefore suggests we
shouldn't be too free in throwing stones at France,
all OF which is unkind, because the stone throwing
doesn't hurt France in the least and amuses us a
deal
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02
LATEST STORIES
of the
FUNNY MAN.
No Thrashing Machines.

'I think it would be a good plan to
send Willie up into the country for
month" suggested Willie's father.
He's never been on a farm and it
would be rather a novel experience for
him"
mo, you don't" interrupted Willie,
I've heard all about the country, and
I'm not going anywhere where they
have thrashing machines. It's bad
enough when it's done by hand.
cago Post
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

Secretary of War. His title is major gen
eral, United States army. General Shaf-
ter is a major general.
FLAGS-C. E. P, Vacaville, Cal. A
flag on a 40-foot pole should not be wider
than one-fourth of the length of the pole
It's length may vary from fifteen to twen-
ty feet, that being regulated by the width
REGISTERING-A. S., City. A man
does rot lose his residence in California
by reason of the fact that he is employed
in the army or navy of the United States.
but he cannot vote in the place which he
claims as his residence unless he regis
tered.
TRANSVAAL-H. v, City. The list of
diplomatic officers in the United States
does not show that there is a representa-
tive for the Transvaal A letter addressed
to Stephanus J. Paul Kruger, Pretoria,
will reach the President of the Transvaal
republic.
WEIGHTS OF A CLOCK-H. C. NJ,
Bodega, Cal. In a clock that is run by
weights the machinery is adjusted to
and the pendulum moves fast or slow ac
cording to the manner by which the regu-
lator Is set: It is the regulator that ac-
pendulum and not the weights.
GRAND JURY-W, City. Your question
relative to the power of Grand Jury
to reconsider it's action in relation to the
finding of an indictment before the same
has been presented to the court is one
that ought to be submitted to the District
Attorney, who is the legal adviser of the
Grand Jury. This department does not
undertake to decide questions of law.
INSUFFICIENT POSTAGE-W., City.
If letter is placed in an envelope with
out sufficient postage and deposited in
the mail the general rule is to notify the
party addressed that there is letter at
the Postoffice held for lack of sufficient
postage and the party addressed can OBJ
tain the same on payment of the postage
due. A postage due stamp indicating
the amount is affixed on the letter In
cases of well-known business firms the
letter is delivered with postage due
stamp affixed and that is charged up to
the. account of the firm. In the case of
such a letter being addressed to a we'll
known householder it is placed in the
hands OF the carrier, who collects the
amount due. If carrier deposited such
a letter in the householders box without
collecting he would be held responsible
for the amount.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02
ais Financial Resources.

George (of the vanishing goods de-
partment-Well, what do you say,
Bella?
Bella (of the handkerchief depart
ment)-I like you well enough, George,
but how can you afford to marry on
Sc week?
George-My six and your four make
ten. Ireckon 1 can afford to. marry on
$40 week if I want to, Bella?
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

Columbia-"The Dominion"
Orpheum-vaudeville.
Tivo-'La Gaconda.'
Acknowledgements
Opera
Chutes. Theater-yaudevie afternoon
and
Olympia. Mason Ellis streets-Specialties-
Sutro Baths-Swimmng Races. etc
Recreation Park-Baseba to-day.
Metropolitan Han-Oration by S. Crosby.
Glen Park-Grand performance
Mechanics PavilionMechanics Fair and Philippine
hbit
Alhambra Theater-Beneht sade Sunday even
September 3.
Excursion M0nterey-Sunday, September 3.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02
CALIFoRNIANS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept William ]. Din
gee and wife and Miss M. E. Rose of San
Francisco are at the Fifth Avenue; George
l.. Fish and wife and Miss Smith of San
Francisco are at the Hoffman; Irving
Crowell and wife of Los Angeles are at
the Imperial.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

SILK RIBBON-H. c., City. There is
no silk ribbon factory in San Francisco
WIDE TIRE LAW-U. S. G. c., City
The wide tire law of California goes into
effect on the 1st of January, 1900.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

Hello. Smith, suppose a man marries
his first wife's step-sister's aunt, what
relation is he to her?"
"First-wife-um-st -step-aunt-er-let me
see; / don't know
Bright Fellow-He's her husband-Ex-
change.
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True to His TEXT.

Mrs. Fiiiit-What is the noise in the
next room?
The Housemad-Oh. it's the parson re-
hearsing his sermon for tomorrow.
Mrs. Fijjit-Oh, | see; practicing what
he preaches.-Tit- it-Bits.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

Some OF the French generals who have made
themselves ridiculous at the court martial of Drey-
fus insist that they have the right to defend them
selves They probably do not recognize the differ
ence between right and the ability to exercise it
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

EXPLOSIVE-H. c., City. There are
liquids which, if they come in contact,
will cause an explosion, as for instance
sulphuric acid and nitro -glycerne.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

The Sultan OF Turkey is not noted as a wit but he
caused smile recently by telling party of British
dgnitaries he likes the Swiss better than any other
people in Europe, because they attend to their own
business and send no ambassadors to his court.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men nv the
Press Clipping Bureau (AIlen's). $40 Mont
gomery street. Telephone Main 1O42
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

Philadelphia is selfish. In fitting out cargo Of
supplies for the relief OF Porto Rico care was taken
to fill the ship so full that not so much as bag Of
beans from another city could be put aboard That
kind OF selhshness, however, is not kind to be
ashamed OF and the Phillies know it, for they are
Dragging OF it.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

Townsend's California glace fruits SOC lb,
In ARTISTIC tre-etched boxes or Japanese
baskets. 627 Market St. Palace Hotel bldg
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02
Divorce Suits Filed.

Suits for divorce have been filed bv
Annie Apple against Samuel Apple for
failure to provide: Julie Pullen aeains.
Edward J: Pullen for cruelty and Sera-
phlne M. Day against Frank w. Day for
failure to provide.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

She-What did pa say?
He-I asked his consent to our marriage
by telephone, and he replied: "I don't
Exchange
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

Persons afflicted with dyspepsia, diarrhoea or
eonc VIII md immediate relief and sure cure
IN DR.. Siegert's Angostura Bitters
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

AS dressing and color restorer, PARKEs's
HAIR BALsAM never fails to satisfy.
dINDERcoRNs, the best cure for cornS lsosa
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

To Judge from the clamors in our Eastern ex-
changes over the rise in the meat market the price
has been put up SO high the mercury can't reach it.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-02

THE FIRST REGIMENT-R E. P,
City. No statistics have yet been pub
lished showing the nativity of the men
First Regiment.