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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

OF course the newspapers b,zzouet
The deed Of Convict Green 70 n. wo-ss
n al the souber uurkiness - scare
heads One enterPrisiag onaha jour
zal paced The picture % The WOMAN
beside that Of the prisoner ard hirte5
Al a dark tsie OF wife's uu*zithtu.-
ness Vague as Vas the suggestion :
suPersnzusted society woEsz % ia:
city still fears that seine OF her tris-ss
Or discarded admirers vii detect Ike
unmis-aksble likeness between a faded
society baFnzele and the Ur.zirhtuI
spouse Of The unfortunate convict
GEORGE W KLINE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05
Constant c.rss..s... r.y.-

Constant and clean cultivation Is th-
best guarantee against the disastrous
effects of drought The dryer il bx
comes the more rapidly should the
work Be done The dust blanket is a
modern invention. and a good one.
With the Improved implements row
available. this work can be done rap
idly. and as the work should be very
shallow only light team is required
When a shower falls. the impleusnl
should be started as soon as the soil
viii pulverixe, and the dust blanket
resstsbiisheJ- This viii hold The ~
ter II the soil for the rSs of The planss
Farm aad RzseA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05
INFLUENCE OF BLOOD.
Peer Qualities O.. Cattle. .. Well as
Coed Ones Nay Ne Isherft~a
and P~rpessafes-

Hsre1ify Is the rrsusmissica Of char
scter from parent 20 offspring. This
transmission may b ssther beneHeiai
or detrimental 10 ne breeder \ poor
quality. a. vel a. good ore. may ~
Inherited II i BY beiux abe 20 con-
troi this l4w Of kereoisy 80 that oniy
The xpp1 qualities are transmitted
that ssecess j. attained. ssys II. l.
Price. IN National >-oekuan- H-rs6ity
i the corner stone q stock breeding
Experience teaches every breeder to
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

A cssek vas reoeztiy made. uhseh !, az
disi.z 70 striking tie -ozr-- hslve< a..
q1a-ters. s.ows tss palse~ q the rsOO1 an:
tells tze tine \ any c-se- city. hG- a. ,.s
ci-ck : too expe1=xve 20 rsz-cA1ss- TIE -.
var 70 oh-Ain It's i1fcr-asr1z = f-cz Hos
letters Almanac for lss Il al-s roa-ar.
EAR a--ussrz s-ec1c-s-- Statistics an.
zzca zeze-al I-fc-E1-s01 that VII i7tsres-
vcu- L ga be chained froz AR 1-=<<ls-
f-ee a r-rn-r@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

r.. Ivsx-s AZ the P.--Azerscan Exposi-
49, Rr=sio. ksrr awarded three goi1
-~5,Is 70 Waiter Baker & Co Liri-ed,
Do-rAes.e-. Nass. for the r-perisrity Ct
,i.s- R-cakfns- Cocoa and Al Of their cocoa
s-i ehoeolrre prsp.rztioas. a1d the srcsr
l.--~ of their exaihst.
Tzss : the thsrsyssvea.k highest award
-~~~iv-i ty then from the great erTositiors
!. Ez-ore a-l America
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

He 6-Eg=< = ~ - ElEEs6 3. zs-p.
He eiSgz5 r fer 1i< brother
By lis zrsa- So ne &c far z
Tie a.- hs eiEx=1 for I's-hsr.
And 80 il proved The verdict val
heavy against the digger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Ne natter Wat sls ycS- 5es1xche 20 q
cz-Ce-, pee I'll r.vsr ess vel En-a ycz-
eo~els are PCT rsxns- Ca<csrets se4R nature,
ere yoz wIteoaf q Srlps Or pan p-o1zes
EASY. zxtE-al 2ov<zentz. ccs< roz lzst y
ee1ss 70 s-zrT getting yozr zealth back
Cssczre.s Cazdy Cst.1rzic. the k-nzi-e, PCT
ID u metal boxes every taase- kax c G 4.
stamped &C T. B<-a-s q zz1-afions-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

I -sns TO ct . dos collar" sad the
customer
~Ye<. ar rep1iei tie nt-nirte1
sa-es<-z.isazxn- vHo lad rece7tiy hee-
t-.-sse-re1 % ia. eevzr.-aen,, wat SIZE
sazr- 6 yoz xenrf--Pa3adslVa Presl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Sweet Girl Grsdaste-And Go YOU
really love me?
Handsome Commercial Traveller
With nv whole soul
Sweet Girl ldoubtfullyl-Ho am
TO know that you are telling tbs
truth?
Handsome Commercial Traveller
tearnestlyl-I am rot selling goods
now-Tit-Birs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Tie rcr-s b~-<sxn Ne- York All CS;-
cage bg E1y Ct tse LAckzwaara Rasroal
= grcEng n popularity Il takes u<sul-
tnrOzza so7e Ct tee S-ess <esne-r n 49,
iea- over s7ienSsi roatbes.s- II exc-7.-s
cars taz- are noted to- TIER re riaInx
qua-l-aes- he cl1snxezr service = wo<keS
CT the p-i,cipie OF order vat ~ -
and pay to- nosisny ssze-. p,.z tat l.
very ropzlz-- fcz nav haze yo-- 7eal<
a eeezp o. a. expressive a yea rsezs>
se-vsse : o. tie Ecrcpeza psa-- IniTvsszsl
CID breakfasts O. s1ppers. exlc-la.ei 70
please ire nos. fastidsSus- are furnished n
. EnnGz COS. Of = cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

o. Ba,s.lor U-c,e-ns.l. Carrie. raas
G. pa Ez-r Row
Cr1-i "a. I IA: % - MA
Elez- WAY So
~Becazse SAT- 70 be E<s-eS Ma sav.
ycz are al Cd sc,l- ~ Ezs. be pe.t-i.
ceeazse rca are rle1- b. - zTss. -
erss. au1 ! zE<-1t tel i. Stay >-crses-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

-oos zo-r-- sd re ~.1l1-be co
c-o1rc-- Hes wozlG ysz Ike % have an
sssay q Or D.zv B-slzs
Iazzk.. rsplsi -He ess.ar. ~-r r-.s--
s=--e-- 6soos-ezy- --PaslSsioss P.co-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Ps-ss=. eozts1platizs lozrzsy Eas. G.
Nes- -aoz-c - e4rSsEl that tie rates rzs5
az ter r-1zsPor-zzsoa Do Il. exceed those
e-z-g@- b tie N1ckel Pate Read
Izzs eQzpary always c5sr< o-ss- rates
All tie ss--lce u se5essnr- Caresul A..
tezrls7 = Szve1 70 the wants q ali s-s-
al se>o71 class passengers b. urzto-reS
e2&1-e1 at-sccan-s- he dang car servsr-
O. re Nlexsi Pate Read . above e-srirssra
and e7ah9es tie traveller % obczs- zsaI<
q, r-o7 t.l--y-sve Isl csntz 70 sl-0 hu-
No Ax1s--
lie PElnan service Is The us-.i hsxa
g-a1e standard S<-fEsskiv -rrrs,o,.s-
Eee-4- tourist ears ply bs.Eesn Atlantic
z-- P1elce Casts Cocfs- With -<zre<-
sse1< q tie Niexel Pate Rad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05
IN OPEN letter
address to Women By the Treas
uref q the W. c. I. q. Il
Kansas City, Hrs Z c.
Smith.

Mt DxAn SEsrrzs--r believe IN
advocating and upholdi1g everything
that viii Etr Up and help -ozen- aaa
bu. Ettle Use appears al k1o~le5<e
and learning Il yoa have not The hea-.h
70 ersrv II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

TIA. !. yozr hssi2-z rs77szx'- az
ccz-ce1 tie rsesiixrz = a s1isz- re5c~
Gv Az.hAz1 Ezppirs Sad the wa1sv.
sh-ez-lv. E1ss1s-, - E1s- have f1r~
yssrsz II. -xtt ksy.--Ps7a5<ipai4 Rex
s-t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

And 50 you're not smoking arr
morer Well this i quite surprise
When did you quit7-
Last night II T:55.--Clsiease Z
crd-Heruld-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Since 1875 the malt liquors annually
consumed in this country have grown
from ST COO go gaiicns 10 J .22I .ooc. 10
gallons.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

ochs- re-rle's hzs5.eSz- Tea t5ey % n
s.i loze zoz<y.-Ase1iso1 Glsbs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

He mEst confess 70 n treat s..r 81
egosasz- >1e--InGeed.-- HN-Y-~. N
saank aeo1s myself great deal too n1rS y
sac "a tat isz', ezotlszs Ttzt's -
sae rszal hEzza te1aeee-. 10 woxrr orsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

"1ez a laa i god a. telling -f-rnv
store II ozE-n H2ppezs ra1r BE sat -o.Oi
Tor n1ch ease-A-esssru s.l-z.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

A lI-tie zzn thinks he arkes sz<- as h.-,
- = o-s usaa--Shicz-o Daily Ne<s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

>eareA any gil who 5 On the psruxzzum.
leg -oae- and yoz I'll sni shz- sas : 81
e. tc- al e2ccre-A-csi-su f,i.h.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Proat : always ho1o-ed exsn IN is cr,
eozn.rF--C.sczs0 Daily News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Nzrvy-I Eant yoa 70 take a euv,.,. -
tickets for osr Gibbs ben<Sr - -
opera Sous<- Z 2 MaE2--Psr i -.-.s.-s
g y an 2nslr 81 that sort N.Y. S--
co.E Aase %. Al you've xst Il Il = -.
= bsI tas teks1A 6aloSs. R.s.s1 -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Mr. heeE'za sesse--Are you sure III.
oTs.1 = iresA Rlker--->urp. una-z-- >
Il lsnt yesteTe1yiss- No. inL@sd- W.
as : t0-norToEs bread :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Tie busy bee Is able 10 keen bzsv VII
cut advertising bg- re : n an exesps;ocz i
Ene Of bzss1es<-P1k
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Iae E2a rAo teils his Children vk.r
to9ga tine &c lad of Il vixen e W. -
age zs1lily art< a L ne aeAd then r~-~.o-sI
> Fs-F-oassole--Ias1lan1zu- New
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

As soon e. s1ze peo7le are cfS-ksss m :,
l1sAe cs-ss <z111-zry ro<y feel IL raesr ss---v
. &PFsAr On dress parz&e-Inaa.zr-olss.
Ss=S- 80
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Er.-T IN tz1-ks rs rrl.ilx i. palmer
t11z tat ct IzToae s- ever kaeE--A-eas-
81 tr9oo~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

rs- SIRE PSso's Cz-e fer Co-szz7ess-
Svei III lie tn-ee years a<r--Nrxs Tscs
RcbbE.. Nxpie Street. Sc-vieh, " u
FEB l.. r<a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05


Having found b. personal expe-i-
Dce that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Is q nessi-
cine Of rare virtue, AID having seen
doEas Of cures where ~ suffering
sisters have beea dragged back 20 lise
and usefulness FROM an untiuely crave
simply by The Use Of few tc<ties Of
that Compound I mist proclaim its
virtues or should not be dct,x nv
duty % suffering mothers and dragged
out hoasskeepeE
Dear Sister, Is your health poor.
do yo1 feel worn out and used I'd.
especially do yOu have any Of tie
tro1bles which beset or SEX. take nv
advice let the doctors alone. sry
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound; Il Is better than any
and Al doctors. for il cures and tier
do not -NsS E c. SMITH. leis Oak
s.. Treasurer W. c 7. C., Kansas
City, No--ssooo farfss y sss-s tsa-s.as b
sre s<<zsre
Mrs. Pinkham advises sickwo.
men free. AddreN, Lynn, lGaaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

He wbs rzle- zzss hzzs- fzIl - nah
- e eozzAnG.-Georg- Esss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Tax. Iarntlrs B-5-. QAzl-l-e Tah,e-s A.
1-<.s-x-vfzz6Ec1-yss Is falls 70 cure- SC
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

las. rsz.-xei tie rz-ss-er. xs.e- 81
telztl=x AZ the 6ozble ~eSEi-x- Wac
ne cal pusrIzx two z,5 r-o tcx--ae-s-
Cincinnati Deserve
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05
yo Limit.

NJ IGIx-Eaza Is ve-y fs-t e e.
brssiery
Ms Goszi2-Yez. -. --e- ruEes hsr
te=Fe--Bcs<cz Hs-ali-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

Co7te11nrnt gives a ersvn, Were f,-
tine Esla eecled s--Forl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are a.
e4sy 20 g-e - SOP No zass O. iAlzres
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05


his away He did rot resist. because
they represented some vague. uz6e-
huec power which he had always re-
spseied- Then followed ! perio1 o.
soitude in a padded cell The red spo,s
came Sith greater frequency Eow. A
Eray-e.ad Young fellow ~as always
watching hiu. Oue 6sy BE elece5 his
keeper ard uzee his escape For q
whoie night b. wandered about The
sexi CAV h I'D IN The timber scar a
stream Tat uiEht lie fou-5 himself
o. IL threshold e his cottage He
oPe-sd the door. Thrre w4s a scream
ar9 a. cath Dr.. SOFT the MAJ he
hated seiz-d hin Grsez REMEMBERED
tA4t is Nifs hiS her face ia terror.
IAru th= re- spots 6azced uockiuE,y.
Pr iorE time h w4s the center %
a zarir< crews hy tay A. zghs he
a. chained iz re~krg eel Harsh.
a1e1e-iozz. toic~s discussed tie pro
tsettoa g saci~fy and osher topics
~hleh - eou.s 20; uzzerstaaE. O-iy
oue~ cl1 they say anything 70 hiz-
Th~u ae eompr@h=r1st clearly Nkas
ihey mast Had he killse >cots- OF
eoars~ T. had. Aus .~a.s - -,,s =
i tha- h lsu-he5 Ious aud r,-- r.
sv~rsa-r-s s-s-@5 <on- = -,
raE-ss each oth~- F5-alrv ~ sus-.
a-<ar ialsi1g - some awtz. psza.sy.
4 sa---n ioa-hir- - ize5 hin. h hz-e5
a. na-L-s So-i--f-~ "a ..-, h.
s~S-s th- .-t7-s ,s.--b-, .r.s 49,
rsrs- 20 su-ak rs u-ro-e a-,fu Il.
azfr r-sr a. .ha- Al p--Sr- -ivA.
800 cav - h-,s.-
AZ --a--s be- -hs - re- -,,.
- dag ap-r. a aoa5 -. aE.sres .i-a;
eL ~ GEL Tie a. awe. pressed Il.
ha-Es over =. closed exc. s-s s-es.
sc-eau.z ~f-h pas-- BE- no sou-5
cane from his i-h-lr cr-np-~sseE .ipS.
l. se-c~. h "a. PARTLY ed. ua--rv
sraz-rs - h. on, quarters a. l.. *.
rene ED q Re lie g.. stsel ea~sA
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rr-b -sfs $500 -. =.
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sam.. 49, 49, - =.
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saIf-c.as ea.v5r-s ;, - - -.
prison ward where o-he- sra--srv-,..
tired .-u'orss s-s..-s ~ -h-..-.-i-.
ri1es --ssv - s,s-.,- =
MATHEMATICIAN
rhe rfv..off =. - :
1901 :. :. - -. -
uuz-s-ss ui-h -hs r~uai-ss- = =.
r--sso- bx ua--ow - T---
xea,.s - - .-5 -sf---.-..s -.
q water on The flames ra-fu-us-bs--
Overcome By heat. ore Of rhsS4 sa5--.
=. AID rs COMPANION bore I'm frou,
he VA Tie aauez we're raizszrusw
a. - Alarming rate. W5rh word q.
caution 70 the guards. rhe xa-se,
mounted he Nzl He had scarce y
e5reeted TIE stream Of water o. he
1zI-s Nheu h perceived that Re had .
companies n a striped suit Mo wzs
hraF~,y fighting "a IRE By rs SIZE.
TIE ramvs b-gau Ia z-0w weaker. ~
lz-iG 2 are vas 6yis- osr- Exhausted.
th- warden turned 10 his eoups nioa
AID COMMANDED hin 70 retire The-
IL started % descend
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

READERS o. THIS PAPEZ
DESIRING To Ell ASTTEISs
ADvEETI>ED IN rs CIR ~,
>a1CD ISSzST IT'S EAV-zG
WHAK TEET A>S Fcz- 81 >zSs
ALL SUBSTITUTES o. NrrArESs
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-30
QUESTION OF SUNSHINE
IN OUR VARIOUS CITIES

From the known latitude of a station it
is possible to calculate the number of
hours that the sun is above it's horizon
during q year. The observations at the
various stations of the United States
Weather Bureau give the actual number
of sunlit hours. A comparison of the two
numbers gives the percentage of sunlit
hours at the station. From the last report
of the bureau Gust published) the follow
ing data are selected:
Albany n. Y. 90 per cent of sunlit
hours; Atlanta, Ga, SO per cent; Atlantic
City, N. j., So per cent; Baltimore Md,
Buffalo, N. Y, 81 per cent; Charleston. S..
G., So per cent; Chicago, Ill, SO per cent;
Cincinnati. Ohio. 81 per cent: Cleveland.
Ohio, "A per cent; Denver, Colo, Il per
cent; Detroit, Mich, 50 per cent? Calves
ton, Tex, 81 per cent; Indianapolis. Ind,
40 per cent ~, Jacksonville, Fla. 81 per
Angeles, Cal, rs per cent; Minneapolis,
Mimi, 81 per cent; New Orleans, La, -
Phoenix, Ariz., 81 per cent; Philadelphia,
Pa, So per cent; Rochester, N. Y, Al per
cent; st. Louis, Mo-, 81 per cent; San
Diego. Cal, 70 per cent San Francisco,
Cal, II per cent; Santa Fe, N. NJ, 70 per
cent; Washington, d. c., IS per cent.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-30
HOLIDAYS CAUSE
LIGHT BUSINESS
Money in Keen Demand
on theLondon Stock
Exchange.

LONDON, Dec. 29.-With two holidays
during the past week the total business of
the Stock Exchange was comparatively
small but a cheerful tone prevailed.
Money was at times in keen demand,
but most of the large debt due the Bank
of England was renewed. Rates were
slightly lower for first-class paper.
Beyond speculative predictions matters
are resting rather quietly, awaiting the
turn of the year, when 1t is believed IN
most quarters that the accumulation OF
cash at New York and Paris VIII induce
he United States and France to go into
hle London Stock Exchange with a view
to large investment, purchases at the
present low level of prices.
BERLIN, Dec 29mIh he. Boerse here has has
monthly settlement passing smoothly. The
demand for money was the ltghtest for
years past at a December settlement, the
rates averaging IL per cent lower than a
The market for fixed Understanding
funds continued to improve. the chief &C
tivity during the last week being found in
Chinese securities and Spanish As. The
latter were active upon orders from Paris.
Transactions in coal and iron shares
were extremely light, but values were
well maintained until yesterday, when
the market weakened upon reports of the
unfavorable situation in the coke trade.
Other industrials were firm, and the
shares of some machinery, chemical and
brewing concerns scored fair advances.
The financial reviews claim to see signs
of Improvement in the situation. They
say the situation of the Stock Exchange
is better than it was year ago, tnso-
much as the bull engagements have been
liquidated since that dme-and- securities
are now in stronger hands.
A report of the Hamburg Chamber OF
Commerce, which has just been published,
expresses growing concern at American
competition and at the new German tariff
bill.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-30

and father of Walter. Harriet. Frances, Her
bert, Alice and George Scott. a native of
Guysborough, Nova Scotia aged oil years
EEFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
dence, 4o5s seventeenth street Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car
from Eighteenth and Collingwood streets.
No carriages.
SHURTLEFF--In Nevada City, Nevada County,
Mrs. Hannah Shurtlef, beloved wife of c. A:
eTde s5urti ef9er and sister Of MPg W an n
Sexton and James, Marguerite, Lillian and
Thusa Skakean, native of California.
sMITH--In Oakland, at II Clinton street
Smith of San Francisco, and daughter. OF
N M indiana M aed & EeaTs 70 0dha and
days
THoMAs-In this city, December 20, 1901.
Cecilia Thomas native of Jamaica, aged
&c years
VEGHTE-In Troy, n. Y, December %. 1901.
Phoebe veghte mother of John veghte Of
San Francisco, aged 81 years.
Henry, beloved husband of Lena, and father
of August. William H. and Lewis Wahmuth
and Mrs. Larder, a native of Lamstedt, Ger
NJ Friends and atqtIaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to- morrow
(Tuesday) at 10 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 1918 Broadway, Alameda, thence to
1. o. o. F. Cemetery, San Francisco via the
II O. clock creek boat. Please omit flowers.
ossb BELOVED thI husband e6y ef the @ Efe
Vessels, and father of Joseph Vessels Jr.
and the late Mrs. Fred SDindeT, 2 native
of Germany, aged 60 years month and y
EFriends and accuaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
Theodor Dierks, undertaken, 957 Mission
street. between Fifth and Sixth, where the
pieces Of Germania Lodge No IT'S, K. Of H.
Internlent Holy Cross Cemetery.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-30
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for clothing and equipage, Depot
Quartermaster's Office, Sc New Montgomery
St. San Francisco. Cal, December 81 1901
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received
at this office until 10 o'clock a m Friday
January 10. 1902, Pacific Standard time. and
then opened, for furnishing Arctic Overshoes
MusKEat Caps and GaUntlets Jean Drawers
Campaign Hats, Neckties, Knit Wool Draw
ers and Undershirts Wooden Stockings White
Muslin Shirts Scrubbing Brushes COMPANY
Post and Regimental Books, Rubber Ponchos
and Sky-blue Kersey. Quantities to be sub
by this Department. Bids will be opened for
the delivery Of the same articles at either
the san francesca. Boston, Chicago or Phil
adelphia depots. To avoid misunderstanding
as to the exact nature Of the articles to be
furnished, bidders will carefully examine the
standard samples and specifications. that
proposals may be submitted by them with a
full knowledge Of what will be required An
absolute compliance with standard and snecie
fcatiOns will be insisted upon in the inspec-
ton Of the goods. UNGUARANTEED BIDS
AND BIDS UPON SAMPLES differing from
standard and specifications Will under no cir
cumstances be considered except in case of
stockings. which are to have shaped heels
Bids Tor delivery or inspection at other points
than those named above Will not be con-
sidered. Early deliveries are essential. Bid
ders must state in their proposals the rate
and time OF delivery should contract be
awarded to them, and proposition should
be made which they are not positive thar
they can absolutely fulfill. The articles adj
vertised for are the same for which bids will
be opened at the other depots. Preference
will be given TO articles of domestic nrod1,c
ton and manufacture, conditions of price and
quality being equal Including in the price of
foreign production and manufacture the duty
thereon), and such preference will be given to
articles Of American production and manufac-
tUre produced on the Pacific Coast. to the ex-
tent Of the consumption required by the pub
lie service there. The United States reserves
the right to accept or reject any or all pro-
pOsals any part thereof. Information and
blanks for proposals will be furnished on ap-
plication Envelopes containing proposals
will be Endorsed Proposals No. 1885, and
addressed to MAJOR 9. P MILLER Quar-
tcrmaster. U. S. Army. Depot Quartermaster.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-30
MARRIED.

KALIsKY-DAYIS- in this city. December D.
l9Ol, by Rabbi Myers. Fred Kaiisky and
Molie Davis, both of San Francisco.
LEFFINGW ELL-MARTIN-I this city, De-
eem6er IS 1901, by the Rev. DR.. John A.
y wilson, Samuel Alix Leffngwell and
OIINER -BEXERIDGE-In this city. Deem
Der %, 1901, at st. Stephens Episcopal
church, by the Rev. Edgar Lion, Arthur ST
John Oliver, son Of William l. Oliver, Esq
London England, and Agnes Emily BeI
grsnddaughter of the late Edward Gilman
ESD. Of Hingham Norfolk. England.
SARGENT.M ORsE-In this city, December
J. Sargent Of Tlentsin China, and Jennie
NJ Morse Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-30
REPRESENTATIONS PRIZES.


100 numbers from 80. 800 to 80 400, inclusive.
heinz, so numbers on each side OF the nuInDer
drawing the capital prize Of S6O.UUO--%OO- -,
IC0 numbers from AZ. 325 TO Al 70 lffelusLN
being 80 numbers on each side OF the huliOeF
drawing the capital prize Of $20,OJ0-$4O.
100 numbers from 43S9 20 a, ~ hc IuslNs.
being 80 numbers on each side OF tne muiiOel
drawing the capital prize of $1O.OOO-SzU
TERMINAL PRIZES
100 numbers ending with 90, being the ias{
two figures of the number drawing the capi'ai
prize Of 6O,00O-S20 - Co. -
100 numbers ending with IS, being the last
two figures of the number drawing the caplOal
prize of $50. 0O0-$20-
No. 80. $50 draws first capital prize Of 500
coo sold in Davenport, Iowa. No. 4I,3I9 draws
second capital prize Of $4,000 sold IN san
Antonio Tex. st. Louis. Mo-; New York. y.
Y: Chicago, Ill No 24.439 draws third capt.
tai prize of $40. goo. sold in New Orleans. La; .
CfTeenville Miss. Nos. 567S, 26t039, So, ISL
Al .127 and 7S,50S draw each $1,000, sold in
Dallas Texas; Chicago, ILL., Birmingham, Ala-i
Granada. Nicaragua; Havana. Cuba New or
leans La. Houston, Texas, Merida, fucatan;
St. Louis, Mo: Plainvflle. Ala; San Antonio,
Texas. DIR. GREGORIO ORVIE.
For the Treasury Department
U. BASSETTI.
Manager, per E. Berthier, Acting Manager
APOLINAR CASTILLO. Intervenor-