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The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
THE KISS PATROL.
One Of the Latest Stories Told About
 Admiral Dewey.

Admiral Dewey.
 "While was up In New York during the Dewey celebration" said federal official. 'I had an interesting talk with an old friend of mine who Is in the se- cret service and who was there on spe- eial detail to look after some of the dis tlngulshed guests. Just how many gov crnment detectives were on hand no- body knows except Chief wilkie. and be Isn't apt to tell. but there were enough to put a very prompt quietus on any crank or indlscreet enthusiast who might have been inclined to make things unpleasant.
 Tt seems that Dewey had particu- lar dread of being kissed. He probably remembered how poor Hobson had been osculated Into obscurity. and the first thing he asked of the members of the arrangement committee who boarded the Olympia ln the bay was that all females who looked as if they had intentions should be kept at distance.
 "The committee pledged him the hon. or of New York that he would be pro tected. but they realized at once that they had the biggest kind of a contract on their hands. It Is no easy Job to guard hero against chaste salutes. It would never do to tell every lady who came to be presented that she mustn't kiss the admiral. for nlne-tenths of them would certainly regard such a caution as a downright Insult. Then. too. the thing Is so quickly done! It might be all over before Dewey could yell for help. The only plan was sleep less vigilance, and it was exercised to the limit.
 When a woman was spotted who looked as lf she might be medltatlng a rush and a smack. she would suddenly find herself carried backward Into the throng. It seemed like the natural swaying of the crowd, and how 1t really happened could only have been explained by the dozen or more quiet gentlemen in citizens clothes who al. ways bobbed up mysterlously when ever the admiral halted ln his trium- phal progress. They had several bad scares; but. taken altogether. the kiss patrol was a huge success. It was the first time on record that the govern ment ever ordered a blockade on hu- man lips. s."-New orleans Times-Demo- crat.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19

Best Stlrched work done at Rev City Steam Liun " on Broldwav. OnlV steam aunirv in Alaska. u D,n't overlook the merchantS' hot lunch a' the Reception StlOOn On State and Fitth avenue. from II Q. m. till } ?. m., and rom s D. n. til midnight. II II U Bu-luc~s Cards ss.55 per 1000 at Alaskan job onice.
 Royal mil servl-e tetween Log Cabin lnI Atln ctrry passengers. express ant h-ivv freight. For rates Inquire oi B -trtte x Loomis. managers, Log Cabin, or k, E. West. agent, Sk1gway. z2 i3 u Fine toilet sets cannot be equlllet out ,itr of Bakers. I2 I6 2w For Al,kln Chrisimls novelties go tc Ksm's. I23Imi Keep vour house warm by banking U, the outside with >lnd or manure. We de liver the mltrrill-Allska Transfer Co Oiii,e with Nugget Express and depot u. The "Citv of Seattle" and "FsrlllOn" carrv passengers between local ports. nm Firs,.claSs Mlcin,Oshes a, clasOn's. 4,h and State SIS. U Con,rictors. you will find plenty Of nails at Br0Wnell'S Broadway store.
 Don't overlook the merehlntS' hot lunch ai the Recpiion saloon, corner State and Fifth ave, from 1T a. m. till ?. m., and from ?. m. till midnight. iIIi u Wellington coal delivered at sl2, or same on dock at SIT; also hay feed ano Starle groceries st market prices. Bell x Co.,. Broadway below 3rd. IT I7St Dunlap hats at cheney's Boston store. fl For holiday goods call atslker's iz I6aw Genuine buck skin underwear at Clay sons, U New designs in wall paper at Peoples. Just arrived. the latest silks The most complete line in the city, Ladies Bazaar. Fine hand painted China jewel cases and eigir cases at ken'S.
 Latest fad in photographs Case x Draper.
 Ladies writing desks at Peoples.
 Fine cigars and tobacco at the White Pass store on Sixth avenue. 'ou
 Have a little sense and buy at Clay sons; it means dollars. U
 Do you sleep eomfOrtably' If not see PeooleS
 Ladies' R,zaar, Skagway, will be with you next Monday, everything new. Sants Clius.
 Wood, express and transferring; prompt delivery. Leave orders at bav View hotel Buy a nuggs, ring a Ksrn's for christ mas present.
 Moose hide moceaslns at ClavsOn's. ti Latest style of shirts with cuffs attached at tChenev's Boston store. u
 Before buying vour building material call on A. C.. Easel. He has the largest stock Co select from. Way down prices.
 Dr. O. F. Searl. office an residence on HoIl street, near State. opposite the Com ml,,rv. 10 I3tf
 Ih1ve some money to invest in reStaur- art. hotel or bOirIing house. For infof- matlon apply at this othce, I2 I4 O. Window shades. all slzes. at Peoples.
 Swell odd pantaloons a, Chenye's 5oS- ton Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
Business cards only SAYS per 1000 at thu DAILY ALASKAN office.

The Picturesqu. line and the royal one back to the home of your childhood Is via the Northern Pacific. You will ride through the Inland Empire of the North west: over the Cascades and Rockies; along Clark fork of the Columbia and the beautiful Yellowstone; skirtlng the shores of Lake Pend d'Orelle, through the ia. nous Bad Lands of Pyramid park, and across the wheat fields of Red river valley YOU go at 30 miles an hour, and sleep and eat In perfect comfort as the vestlbuled tral ruShes along. The finest cities of the Northwest are passed through, and at St.. Paul there is the choice of six railroads to Chicago and the East and South, Call on or address D. C. Jackson, agent N. P. K. R., Skagway, Alaska. I74Iw
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
\ Tenacious Tenant.

"It was very carelessw exclaimed the Parisian property owner.
 What's the mattgT
 "The agent has rented my property to a man named 'Guerin.
 What of itY'
 "I don't like the name. It sounds mighty unpromlsing in case we should feel called upon to undertake an evlc- ton. Washington Star.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
Gifts For Dewey.

Well" said the patriotic farmer, "ef Dewey ain't comfortable when cold weather sets In. all I've got to say Is lt won't be our fault! Gran'mothers half blind. but she's done knitted him six pair of woolen socks, my ole wo- man has made him a quilt, with the star spangled banner In the middle, the two gals has made him a flannel muller I've bought him pair of jeans britches an the ole shoemaker has kilt his only COW to git a pair of shoes fer him out of the hldew-Atlanta Constl- tuition.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
WE MEET THE CUT
Ana Go Them one Bstter-How Are
 These Tor Prieesp

The DAILY ALASKAN will give the peo' pie Of SNagwav some cheap printing. We are tired of those who pretend to 'nalntal.l a schedule of prices, but who are Se1etly cutting it Co secure business, There Is no Stahbing ln the back here, il Is open an above board. Here are our prices. Compare them with others.
 Per 1000 Per 800 Per 5000 S27s sI.75 SIo.oo
 Hiii Heads Per 1000 6s sa.7S 4s $3IS 3s s3.so; 2S S4.Io. Per 800 - sI,7S s2.oo; ss.2s. s2.so
 Letter Heads. Per 1000 Per 800 5000 Lots S3.3o s2IS sI4oo
 Statements Per tooo-sa.7s Per Soo-sI.7s
 Dodgers
 Ss Per 1000 S2.7S
 Envelopes Per tooo-s,.oo Per soo-ss.oo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19

Elegant reading and card rooms most conveniently arranged for gentlemen at Reeves & Hlghlev's new resort, the Stand. ard at the ;. E. corner Of Sixth and State streets. Best imported liquors and cigars oiS I'm
 Baker keeps the finest line of ealenders and ChrIstmas cards, I2 I6 2w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19

The Nome serves merchant'S lunch and keeps Bohemian keg beer on draught. The choicest HluoiS and the best imported and domestic cgarS in the city. Oten day and night. New building, corner Of Broad' way and Holly. i2s I'm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
Calling Him Down,

Here is a stupid editor who says These are bustling tlmes.'"
 What of itY'
 "why. there never was time when there was less suggestion of bustles than there Is now."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
uncIc Ehcn.

'I does hate" said Uncle Eben, "ter see a grown up man dat has been hol' lerln hlsse'f hoarse at a mass meetin go home and threaten to spank the chil- Ten foh cryln." Washington Star
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
NnhIn nnNi

q wish I owned this great big hos pltal"
 You would make !t free for every body. wouldn't you. Willie. dearr'
 "Yes'm. and then could trade lt for a clrcus."-Chlcago Tribune.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
Are You Going East r

If SO, the Northern Pacific railway will give you excellent accommodations, last time, and fine service throughout. For in formation see their agents, the Alaska Pa clhe Express Co.,, opposite the White Pass depot.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
ILL. Way.

Iicks-Therc Is one thing you can say with truth about Pinchker. He al ways keeps his word.
 wicks-And anything else he gets hold of.-RoSton Transcript.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
The Iaterrupter.

"She said she would not marry him because he betrayed his country"-
 "Whatw
 Because he betrayed his country origin. do wish you would get over that habit of interruptlng."-Indlan' apolis Journal.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
Explained.

The squlrrel-why Is the bear so prOudl
 The Fox-He has just eaten a city swell.-New York World.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
Fixed Him. All Right.

"what did Dobbley do with that portrait of you he paintedr'
 "The one declined to taker "Yes."
 "The brute sent 1t to the exhibition as the Portrait of Gent "-Harlem Life.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19
steamer. Dus ,n Port.

The following steamer are scheduled to arrive on the dates named: NAME. WHEN DUE. AGENT
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19

Leave Leave
 San Seattle Leave ffanc'co am Juneau foam iTac am
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19

Best Stirched work done at Rev Citv Steam Lsun " on Br0ldwav. Onlv steam laundry in Alaska.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-19

Due Due Slt Leave
 ,DyeA and ,ka. Lv. Dyea u 1. Sngy Slt<a skagway
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-30
- TRANcIsco ILL.

r-rNrEs OFFICE ~ tAe San ,rancisoo
~-. -rrrr- rf Ma-ket md Third str'ets. open
.--G "a r...l-r every -irhf Boz t-e year.
BRANCH oFTT. .f-s--E Montgomery street.
sr--e- c.as. .iea g-fl go o.. o.
-- rf.-.r -+-r.t. -rra urtu q 20 2. p.
r-. Nrt.t-frr r.--sf. o-e- uutl $50 3. r.
r- -1rtfr strer-. ,T-.- lrtL s.1 D. r-
-.- -..tI-- ft-ret. esfr gr-I q. b. m-
-l MARKET strset. l,.acr El1teenth; cpeu
lrtt
I0f Eleventh street. r1c- u-fl ? n
-'-f Fl'f-r.a rtr-et. 0I+7 r-f-- 3 "a
-. F... rf-r.-. Cr.- llt.l 3 m-
t-----a-,-, r--r-- .t --l-artf.- -sec-na and Ken
t....r .+-e.t-. .-.- lrtI 2. u.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

uEO-LOT 2sx125: cottage 5 rooms and bath:
street work done: easy terms.
f2200-Lot t0Nf45: fine cottage. large rooraa
and bath: worth t5500. only 1l00 cash. balancs
$40 per month. great snap.
f300o-Lot 400i5O. Morton St. between rail
roads: near station and school: handsome neu
cottage % rooms and bath: 500 and SIS per
month
t225c-Lot 35T15o; 7-story house of rooms and
bath: Alameda ave. near Morton-st- station:
easy terms.
ts5oO-LOt 4ox15o: fine new 2-sto-y hou.e a
rooms and bath: Morton st. near stations ard
schools; $500 cash. balance $50 per month.
tseop-Lot 15Xi5O: main avenue: cottazs
s rooms and bath: great bargain; houses 10 Ist
IN all parts OF Alameda
II p MoREAI, a CO
if72 Park St. Alameda Cal
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MEETING NOTICES.

MEETING NOTICES.
TrHRA rrr,,. Lesse q Pertesrtis.a y
fE.el-r THIS sAIy ybDAp II
GEO. j. HobE. sery- Ss-S
I.t tar.efr' Af-.ei-tl0n RS california .E.
..- af 81 Jonas liH.. Aa- Ak
-r-ale. 20 -ATI KDAf. Dec,ra-I .
=. s-Ht,iA6HER. seer-,4rg.
g.. is Iasee So. lcs. 3. and 4. ~
:-,.a (. tfi-s 1..,- ."- r,i.5 i.-'A ~, - ~
F- o. Do. BUNKER. reey- ~
GDT.ufs gtTE Ia.an1- -rneut Sb. g. . 81
70. = r.erse.s. Heet.rr rms ,sAT-sT
Tf..tf iEEIaG b D. degree. n
'rN. D. DUBOIS. e. P. Il y
ptIIr.- J. l-s $50. l--. J. %. O p. -se.--.1.
90 ~ . l.I. r.-. seventh ard S.zz.5esSS=
-. :. reIl ~Hi- -ATrRDAYJ ,<H'N
= -.hlAs. I.eel n.f --t to initiate six
e4f st-F HeIaers iicse- c.-He ana
t..r -rrr- sfHe r.ert. visiting Broth
-......- - D ,. .Tr-frI,S, Nohle Grand.
FRANK D A-HNNitIH. Ier. Sec.
A:.,rAI. ue-unr-s9rnr valley water works
$40 spring valley Na-er Works ull De- hell
90 .a- .fnre af the company. ~ stockton e..
WEDNESDAY,. 30 i'fh day - January. ls'l
81. s.' tr-atees f1 serve :.r th- elsl.-g year
l..s l..r e.ma before the meeting.
PELHAM -. AEE7 Secr-targ--
sTorFHCLUERs' ueet'ag-The annual meet
.frr rf tle rts.ktrIisrf ~ the CaIiflrlia Iry
1'.rk '.rs sauy Will b- hello 20 the rtlre ~
tl. company. 80. 90 california street. san
Fr-rr'-.H. Cal. ou MONDAY. January IS.
l-. Hf % o'clock "a. w.. f.r fhe purpose q
s..frIrr board rf director o. serve f.r The
ensuing year and flr the trtrractI.1 = such
sfhar business as may properly came before
ffe urDtIrr. " = RUSSELL ssrr.flry.
otace So. ,02 California Co.. room 2 san
Frarr.Foa cal. Dererrber e. issa.
ANHTAL rneetlng-The regular annual meet
irr nf the rtorkhD'eerF az the Mltf-nm Pro-
TaIer Company wll be- hsIl az their office.
~ Market ft San Frsncis-n. California m
NDfIAE. ffe eighth dav ~ January. 1900.
Hf fhe hour ~ z m. fOr the purpose ~
s'rrflrr "a h0ard ~ directors o. rrrr- fnr The
frrlirr SCAR. ard DE frarHacfll1 ~ such
other business az may come before no meet
irg CHARLES a. HIG. Sec
Nfaoe. 20 Market So. san Franc.sc4 CALI
f.rIIa
TTlE annual meeting rf the stockholders ~
Tfr Srtada National Bank - san Francisco
CAL. u'l De- hrif at its banking house. 90
W rfrrr+ry sf.. San Frarc.sco. Cal. on
ErIAr Jaruar- 1f a. : - o'clock
@ u.. flr fhe election 70 director 90 serve Tor
fhe ensuing year and fhe tralFaetiru ~ such
0'rrr business as nav come before the meet
fre GFo GRANT Secretary.
Nnr Frn~rIrrr Tlara-rfa- Tesq
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cnrRcH sERvIcEs.

rrrrrtr. se--...s at rae Mstr101..tau Temple
evening. et-rsFsre ly lt1lc He4.y
III g. .f..--.. ..f.a.f Cor next SUNDAY. rs
... .e.. .s th- Sew Tertsl-erf "a AFt
- .re ..-.t. musical service ~ 1856
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-30
EMPLOYMENT wAXTED-MALE.

YOUNG man would like a position IN some
electrical works 10 learn trade: small wage
70 commence. II. FORBES. llss Sherman 81.
Alameda
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BUSINESS cHANcE-continued.


A-'19o; SALOON and cigar stand. prominent
corner near Kearry So. good value - sight
cl1a-roC-ns q required. cause " sale owner
4eaHing state sIENBERG CO.. 2si4 heaTny.
A-s7oo: RESTAURANT: very best location.
near sixth ST: nnsly atted. doing good bust
r-sss rc1t only 81. ether blsiueFs compels
sale sTESBERG Co. z5i4 Kearay 81
PARTNER In hos. chicken. fruit ranch. near
city address Ranch, g. Alameda p o.
s2e5o-GROCERY and bar FUN running order.
firEt-clafs location. rr-st oe sold. cause ao-
5Ees Tn sly, Ia.e ~. 5;,. -APP-y
Front ard Pine s's.
G-10-FIRs- Class saloon. good location; do
lng raging buFlaees. Inquire 90 Stevenson So
FOR sale ~ a ba-galn-Boardlng house and sa-
loon in the c,eatr5- lnql-re il7 Battery -
:29-cCRSER saloon. must be sold at once.
100 cas- -. corner Drumrn-
EtEgsrs-Cl--r store. rnurt be so.d: owner
taken position. Inquire 81 Thir1 81
DRUGSTORE -Bel1z invoice. mus; sell before
January lt. good reason. Railroad ave. and
Park st Alameda.
sAIoON. oi8-estatlished corner. a. bargain
ride entrance O. cafe. departure cause q
faie. 81 Market s.. room 6.
CANDY store for rale: viii invoice $500. must
ten 90 once. make an o1er. any Old price
e-- Pof; e.
ts.o-PARTSER wanted ia ol4 established
business BoN l7is call Office.
COFFEE ana Tea routes supplied from GEO.
". cAsNTi-L 4 co 's si2 Sacramento 81.
SHOP for painter. plumber. esrpenter; rent
and more ir work NM. HE%DkICkSDN
4 CO.. cif call building.
4 RRANCH office f1r the reception O., adver-
fIt-uerts and subscriptions has been opened
o. iZs POLK e.. oIen uEul 3 ? m
BRANCH office for call advertisements and
tltscrrueus has been established at 1886 Va
lcreia a.
n BRANCH Office for can advertisements and
northwest corner ~ Twenty -secorI and Ken
---kL 80 oLen lntL- ? -
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
NEW ana 2I-hand wagons. bugvies. carts ana
l4rnees. work and driving horses. l-th and
valencia -
BAKERY. also laundry wagon: fine top buggy.
almost new. bus. buggy. new hls. wagons.
new suitable dry goods stores. s. Harrison.
ALI. KIND. of wagons. bureies. carts. harness.
etc, cheap. EGAN d SON. zli7 Mission 81
loo SETS aecond-hand harness. wagons. carts.
Llgrle-- -1rr--s enl h1r--. lll- POISON 81.
CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING.
WHEN sou become dlsglsfed with poor work
send o. SPAILbiNE.~ Pioneer Carpst-b-at-
inE Works. lis-a.I Tehaua 81. rel. :. a.
J. =. MITCHELL Carpet Cleaning CO.. 2lo lsth
e.. cleaning. o. Ier yard. teI. Mission -
CITY steam Carpet Beating Works c. Il
fIEF Ems. mgr, $3.50 sth 81; tel. South 20.
MCQUEEN $ California CARPET Cleaning Co.
- Stevenson g.. tel. South Is. lowest rates.
ADVANCE carpet Cleaning Co. 4o2 Sutter ST.
te!. Main 2si GEO. WALCOM. proprietor.
CARPETS cleaned az 2c uer yard laid a. &C.
sTEATToN s. : Eighth ST.: tel Jessie sif.
coNkLIN's Carpet-bearing Works. go Golden
Cato ave telephone East i25
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HoUsEs-LoDGIxG-FoR SALE.

r. II. WINSTON & CO. 1926 Market St
---- RELIABLE BROKERS. --
IS rooms. corner. finest furnished house In
city; central. particulars AZ Office
u rooms; cheap rent; cheap gas. money
maker. part cash. men rOOmers-
% rooms. new house. new furniture. 800.
- rooms; corner; part cash. rent slZ5: 5000
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

ADVICE FREE. p " KING. room T. n-et rpor
-.rl.l. tu.lllrE. r1 alrarre charge. all
estates. mortgage. taUarrr. rH. .eo-
icons. bankruptcy rl.ls. ctc. drawn. mo-e--
afe fafa. ca.l urlfe.
ADVICE frra. divorce Jaw rpccialty. private
fra w ftruf success. collections. O. ".
ADVICE free. rl charge unless successful W.
~ DAVIDSON f1 Market - orp Mason.
J. DO EEEIHArH. attorney ~ law has re-
r1lrod practice ~ f01 cal. 81. Clunie bldg.
J.. g. CLARK. Emma rTrecka.s bldg 80 Mar
~ sf . rorslltafiCn free. no fees in advance.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-30
EDUCATIONAL.


ENGINEERING school. civil. electrical. mining.
est issi VAN DER SAILLEN. ses Market
AYREs' Business College. ~ Market st. con-
Quoted personally b. Mr. aud Mr.. Ayres;
lfe scholarship go includes all branohes-
MISS " G. BARRETT Is unable 20 I'll all de-
Uands fOr her Shorthand graduates: lessons
personally and By mail 2oZ Montgomery 81
SECURE an experienced teacher. PROF.
AERki los Mission; violin. mandolin, guitar
EXPANSION the ORDER az DURHAHs Bust
ness College. - Larkin ST. CPD City Hall
DANCING. ballroom or stage. quickly taught.
priF.or class Barker's ACADEMY 81 Mission.
LAW schools. s27 Market. s. F. and s05 Broad
way. Oakland. day and night; correspondence.
BOOKKEEPING. arithmetic grammar. writing:
day and night. terms io~. leZi Mission, nr eth.
PIANO banjo. mandolin: reasonable terms.
thorough instruction. Studio. ~ Geary. ? IT.
THE Hitchcock School. san Rafael for young
rnen ard boys; Easter term begins Jan l.
ACTING and vaudeville people put on stage.
Hallett. Lyceum Theeter. 80 O.Farreu 81
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
oRPHEUM Employment ofhce-Japanese. CHI
nese. ~ Powell near Sutter: tel Black 1921.
FIELDS Employment Asency-Heip furnished
free. es5 Gay 81; phone Davis 81.
JAPANESE Information bureau: japanese and
Chinese help. 81 Post: phone Main 1856
CHINESE and Jaranese Employment once:
best help. Ai1z C'FaTeh st tel. East i2s
JAPANESE CHINESE Emp. Agency: all kinds
helI Go. OAKI. % Gear 81: tel. Grant g.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED-FEMALE;
GERMAN woman wishes plain sewing 70 do
al home 81 Mission 81. room !.
wANTED-sewi and ulending 10 do al home
10 Fourth 81. room :.
AMERICAN lady wants chamber work. Is
wiling and ob.lg.ng. lc-iz Third St room y
YOUNG girl wishes light housevyork for good
home N good locality, no wages. prefer be-
Ing assistant 20 old lady: address or call.
o1Z Turk ST.. san Francisco
GIRL wants 20 take care Of children and DO
plain sewing address box iS18 Call Office
DRESsMAKING. ladies' taiIor-rnaae suits and
repairing done In families or home. 81 Geary-
WOMAN wants homework and cooking: city
or country; good cook, references - Tehafna-
WINCHESTER House. ~ Third St. near Mar
week. convenient and respectable: free bus
and baggage 20 and from ferry.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received al Call branch ofhce. 200 Fillmore 81.
BRANCH Office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at the
northwest corner of Twenty second and Ken
lucky sts-. open I'll D m
BRANCH office for Call advertisements AID
subscriptions has been established az 1895 Va
lencia st
a BRANCH office for the reception OF adver-
tisements and subscriptions has been opened
az - Io-L 8. open until 2. N.
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CLEANING COMPOUNDS.

UTICA Cleaning and Toilet Compounds and
Compound Paste; household blessing, a sure
cure for poison oak SAMUEL SEYMOUR.
Agent Ofhce and factory. p Spear 81.
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CLAIRyOYANTs AND sPIRITCALIsM.

MRS DR. CLARK
tie weli-knOWu trance medium NAV Be con
suited on an affairs 81 life. While entranCed
the reveals every hidden myftery- she vii.
show sou how 20 overcome your enemies. re-
move family troubles. restore lost affections:
unite the separated. RECEIVERS lost or stolen
property locates minerals. tells your entire
HE. while In perfect trance. satisfaction
guaranteed by mail. send stamp for circular
with special terms. MRS. Or. r. CLARK
20 Turk e.. mr. Jones. Home sun. and ewes
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-16

snowy chased gold or gilt buttons. a
short Eton-cut, olive-green jacket with
an inmity of buttons, white socks. or
namented slippers, a red sash around
his waist, a kind of turban, and a kris
at his side. One colud almost have
imagined him to be a Spanish bull
tighter with an oriental finish-off. We
all bowed low, and the sultan, sur
rounded by his sultanas, put his hands
to his temples and on lowering them
he bowed at the same time. One sui
tana was very pretty, or had been so,
but the remainder were heavy, Ian
guild, and lazy in their movements, and
their teeth dyed black did not embel-
lish their personal appearance. They
all wore light-colored dual garments
of great width, and light bodices.
Their couture was carefully finished.
but unfortunately part of the fore
head was hidden by an ugly fringe of
hair" 1t is more than probable that
the Sultan will be a source of endless
trouble to our country. The Span
iards, from all accounts, certainly
found him unruly, and derived but lit
tie profit from their suzerainty of the
islands.