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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
John OFT. 81, 423 Minna street, and Ella G.
Evenson, is. 423 Minna street
Hugh Barrett, % 1904 Harrison street, and
Annie Eberhart 10. 30 Morris avenue.
Ralph X Wood, ~, 3O3l Steiner street and
Harriet 3. GriswOld, -, 3O3l Steiner street
Jose Santa Cruz, 43. city, and America Kel-
logg, Al, city.
Jean J. Gippert. p, 21e Eddy street, and
Anabel n EtiQue, 1s, 1904 Fillmore street.
William W. Richards, 46 city, and Elizabeth
r. Robely, 45, Boston, Mass.
Charles Seinger 3D. $50 Valencia street and
Marie Franz, -, city.
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMrINTs.

~ tEe Superior Court OF the city and County
of tar Francisco, state Of California, probate.
In the matter ~ the estate ~ MARY ELLEN
HARGRO. deceased. Notice lOr publication
of time appointed for probate OF viii. c .
p. sec. 13O3- Notlce is hereby given thar
wednesday. the zeth day OF January. A. d
l8O3 a. ID q clock g. m -Of that day and the
cour.room q Department No 10 OF said
court ~ the New City Hail. IN the city and
County of san Francisco. state of California
have been aIpolrtcd IS the time and place
sCr proving The viii OF said MARY ELLEN
HARGRO. deceased. and for hearing the au-
ricsiion u AUSTIN MAURICE CURTIS ana
NAMAEIOKA CURTIS FOR The Issuance 10
fhem OF Letters Testanlenlary thereon
r. g. HAWLEf Deputy Clerk Dated Janu-
ary IS. A. u, 1903. A. r. ST. SURE At
torney FOR Petitioners. Claus sgreckles bldg.
Fan Francisco. fFud0rsed-D EIiec January
lf l9c5 ALERT j. NEHONH Clerk, b.
T. &. BAWLEY, Deputy Clerk No 2e,otS.
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/ J f Wallace, Oakland
NJ O'Connell, Elmira
! q r Watkins. Elmira
Miss Cunningham. Mass
] Z Nedte, Boston
w Rivers. Binghamptn
Jas Resp, Syracuse
VIM Lang. Syracuse
Mrs / Swami, Pa
Miss L Swami, Pa
Jas Fl Bradley. Omaha
l. Strong. Omaha
] Turner&s. Lockport
II b Walker. Buffalo
T Baldwin. Niagara F
Mrs Samuels&d. Cal
B W Hopkins. Salinas
f E Smith, Salinas
G r Brown. WatsOnv
Mrs Swinburne. Wtsnv
ID Walker. AriZ
J. z Dillon. Tres Pinos
Miss Dillon. Tres Pinos
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Harness Thief Sentenced.

jeremiah O'Connor, a harness thief. ap-
peared before Police Judge Cabaniss yes
terday on three charges of burglary. He
agreed to plead guilty to petty larceny
and the Judge sentenced him to six
months in the County Jail on each charge
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

T Cramblitt. Tacoma
Ira Wood. Spokane
p Saer, n Orleans
w II Lawrence. Mass
T J Doran, Monterey
M Butcher, Monterey
Jas Collins, Oakland
p d Martini. Oakland
c z Valencia, s Pablo
Jos King, S Jose
Thos Andrews. n York
A n Bodinus, Omaha
J B Gibbel&w. Hemet
c Wilson. Vallejo
] Ryan. Vallejo
c Horgan. Vallejo
VIM Bradbury, n York
Jas Wilson, y York
VIM Davis. Boston
Chas Perkins, Boston
J NJ Bradley, Boston
Mrs w Sayers, S Jose
Miss L Sayers, S Jose
Jas Matthews, S Jose
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

THE Girls Direetory Orphan Asylum hereby
s-sSSSs ,3slSe ma ma ehe following orphan and
m.tted 10 the asylum from July / 1902 to
January ]. 1903. Edward Ault , yrs re
yrs. I1da Fisher IL yrs. Karl FtsbsS :
yrs; keta Fisher yrs: Joseph Morgan .
.is;' Columbia Morgan. yrs. Julia Sloco
wen. yrs, Rose Siccovich yrs: Ella
S.ccoylch, , yrs: Freda valIender 10 yrs.
N.ln.Eea scott 3 yrs; Charles Ettque. 10
,'onths' f.erll Samell, yrs. Paul Samell.
yrs alice Sameil ? yrs: Fred Less q
.ts.' solly Less yrs; Henry FOstere, Z
.is,. Mary Jefiess, Y yrs; Catherine Chiese.
yrs John Green. yrs; Patrick Green. 5
yrs william Green, yrs; Lena Knab. :
yrs: Thomas Pastene. yrs months
DofMooa Pastene. yrs months: Irene
smith, - yrs; Anna smith. 10 yrs Fran
Louise Gugiieri. . yrs; Charley Lane. Z
yrs; Willie Lane. G yrs: Catherine Lane. 3
yrs FRANK Hines. yrs: Addie Hines. 1
yrs; Alfred Conquest 6 yrs; Charles Squires
yrs; James Daley. yrs. Margaret Daley.
yrs EmieI Hussenot, 5 yrs mo-; MAJ
garet Hussenot. ) yrs; Thomas Lalley, >
yrs. mo-; Edna Stevens, 10 yrs; Irene
Stevens. yrs: Mary Schoup. s yrs; Mary
Edward Gendon yrs: John McKeown. Q
yrs: Catherine MeKeown. yrs; Frank
Mcheown, yrs; Virgil Hennessey, 8 yrs. i;
Mary Mcclellan, 8 yrs; Bernice Mcclellan,
5 yrs; Hazel Mcclellan, 10 yrs 8 mo. /;
amanda Mendoze, II yrs: Maria Mendoze.
siIveTa. u yrs: Antoine eilvera. 4 yrs. 4
no. Nary Alice O'Neil. yrs; Thomas
kearn. 10 months; Chester Welch. 3 yrs 2
months; Russell Welch ? yrs; Myrtle Hew-
lit 10 yrs. Catherine O'Connor 5 yrs. f:
Eicie MacEneruey. yrs months; George
Alviso 4 yrs. Paul AIviso. yrs; Maria
Fesativo yrs: Marions Pesativo 8 yrs.
Francis Johnston. Z yrs, Eddie Kelleyen, q
yrs; Joseph Kelleyen. yrs; Roy Hanna 4
yrs: Angelo Boiteno. yrs; Mary Boiteno.
. yrs. Edna Kelly. II yrs. Alice Kelly, q
yrs. s mo-; Mortimer Kelly, 4 yrs; Argentina
Carboni, yrs; Grace Meehan, yrs. Irene
Meehan. yrs. Mary Louis. II yrs; Fred
Bickert. Q yrs: Florence Bickert. s yrs
Elmer Bickert. yrs. Ernest Lanterio ,
yrs; Mary Romaro. yrs.
CHANGE Of officers in Point Richmond De-
velopment Company-At a meeting Of the
directors OF the Point Richmond Develop
ment Company. held recently. Mr.. F. l.
Turpin was elected to succeed Mr.. W c.
Cray president Mr.. Gray's connection
with the company in an official capacity
being entirely severed The company offers
for sale in Richmond good residence lots
factory sites Immediately adjoining the
Standard Oil Company's refineries, and
water front land which will afford excellent
wharfage facilities. This land can be had
in lots and tracts to suit on easy Install
Tnents. For further information call on or
address Mr.. F /. TURPIN. at the Colum
biau Banking Co. Call building where all
payments are due
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<,,.,n IN IN Foos 80 ~ > SIarEet street)

A for Morning p for Afternoon.
Saturday and Sunday only.
Stops az all stations on Sunday.
Sunday excepted. Sunday only
q Saturday only
dConnects ut Goshen Jc. with trains for HanforA
visalia. At Fresno for Visalia via Sanger.
Z Via Coast Line.
TUESDAY and Friday F I
Arrive via Niles.
n Daily except Saturday.
W Via San Joaquin Valley.
Stops Santa Clara south bound. From HOllistsR
~'.' e-'i~~s 'rnects sunday only north hound.
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FOR INVESTORS IN LARGE PROPERTIES.
Marker street bugs.
Zine Investments rl Eoo-d prospective S'tF'-ls
Tsrce f-,-esrr,erfs or good prospective
streets south of Market paying good incomes
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via Sausalito Ferry

~ - DAIs Iaoldays exceptedl-8:45.
t-T:45. s:45 9:45, IL a. m. 1920. 1-4O. S'lS.
ais '+5:l5 s6:13 6:45. .. 11.45 p. m
7.i5 a. m. train week days does not run %
AAs;I suNDAYs AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS.
IS. f's. t.lO.- II, II 30 a M t12;5o. T'l'so.
Trains marked C') run to San Quentin Tnoss
marked I'D 10 Fairfax. except 5.l5 D. m. Sat-
urdays- On Saturdays the S:15 p. m train
roFi FRoH IN San RAEAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
nos a. m. 1880 '2;2O. ts:45. 4:So s:Sus
$50, ssS2,tNnpO1YsGs'is. nOzy 7:ss $50 $40. tlo.ss
MAS a. m, 1880. 2:5o. 1928. 4:4c IS 50.
s'SS T9ains SIi marked & start from San Quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO
xceek days-5.45 6:40 7:45, SIS 9.f3
no a m. 12:40. 2:s5. 4:15 5:1O 7;O5. 10: -
p p-sTn1SDAYs-s:35. T.55. 10. 11:1o a m, te:O5
1.os s-tO 3:45 4:5S. sos 7:1O 10:fO D. m
''N0 THROUGH TRAINS.
--a5 a m week days-Cazadero and gav
''til SIS ?. m. week days Saturdays sxcepssdD-
Toroalez and way stations.
SIS p m. saturdays-cazsdsro and way
sundays and Legal Holidays-S a. m. Cara
dero and way stations
sundays and Legal HoIidays-10 - NJ Potas
Reyes and way stations.
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NEAREST THE CITY
9 szIIlSS5iSa E. II'II ii|lsl
RRMONaL no
OFFlCE. of6 MARKET 81.

REM Oval NO oTESE
CRAIG, COCHRAN 4 CO. funeral dfe,-
tors sud cmbalmers formerly Of 52-56 Mint
ave have removed 20 their new aud modern
Quarters at 40 GOLDEN GATE AVE- Phone
south a..
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MINING STOCKS.
Morning Session.

The following were the sales in the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board yes
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
$50 $50 ST.; 6 rooms; lot 4Oxlse; hot water
heateri drivewayi ETC. an ideal home; terms,
part cash.
ss5 2oth ct. corner Franklin; house Of 8
rooms and bath; plate glass windows; hot
water furnace; lot 80 feet frontage; ideal
place; positively must be sold before February
J; price has been reduced and terms must be
hsf cash
500 E. 18th St.; rooms and bath: never
been occupied: lot 33x9s; key across the street;
street work.
l066-IO70 Tth ave. new houses, opposite
clinton Park; these places must be sold; terms
only $500 and 500 cash. houses open for In
tpection daily from until Q. including Sunday
- 27th ST.. facing sogth; Z rooms and bath;
open plumbing; modern in every respect; 13
ne" houses Immediately surrounding Il: open
lor inspection daily; terms only $500 cash and
balance en- mortgage.
South side 3sth ST., 100 feet OF Telegraph
fnooern u every respect; terms $500 cash and
talance On time
- Mcclure ST.: lot 45xloO; rooms and
BATH IN elegant order; now under a lease; per-
mission must be obtained at the Office 10 ex-
a-l-inue premises
J. s. MYERS. 1902 Broadway.
Oakland. Cal
CHEAPEST and best IN Amerioa-The weekly
call u pages sent 70 any address in the
niteo states or Canada one year for 81
portage paid.
ohISLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
F-URNITURE good and cheap this month. H.
s-IlI-LLHAAs. z9s Eleyenth s.. oakland.
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FOR PEOPLE DESIRING INVESTMENTS
~ FLATS
investments ln flats ana houses AK any fig
gre up % S7o 600. paying good incomes
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FOR Br-yERs OF PROPERTIES SOUTH OF
MARKET.
Properties ranging from 5000 % $4,000 and
- also properties paying very large incomes
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Il5D11AS 1fAGEE 8 SINr. -
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND
PUBLISHERS OBJ TftE SAN FRANClsDO
REAI. ESTATE CIRCULAR,
MONTGOMERY STREET.
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FOR Pr-Rc-r7AsrRs or WAREHOUSE AND
MANUFACTURE SITES
Warehouse and manufacturing sites north
rf Market
LARGE sites south ~ Market.
several srlendidly located sites near the Mis-
sicn
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FOR INVESTORS WANTING BUILDING
LOTS
Lots In the Pacific Heights District Up to
$4,000.
Lots in the Western Addition at all figures
Up e SD. 500.
Lots in the Mission st prices 10 suit buyers
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a. rsr.Tr-crrY-FoR SALE.

eEAL EsTATE-CiTf-FoR SIZE
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
prBHsHrrs Oh ~HE SAN FRANCISCO
aIoNTGOarERE STREET
FOR INVESTORS IL LARGE PROPERTIES.
Tine .Tssss5n'-ats n good. Prospective streets
n.lth of Market and east of van Ness. .s
Large investments on good pIospece'e
streets south of Market paying good incomes.
FOR Pr-RCr7Asrrs or WAREHOUSE AND
NANLFACTr RING SITES
Warehouse and manufacturing sizes nortn
Lea sites south of Market.
Several srlendidly located sites near the MIS-
sion
FOR PEOPLE DESIRING INVESTMENTS
~ FLATS
investments in fiats ana houses at any fig
ure up 70 $4,000. paying good incomes.
FOR BUYERS OF PROPERTIES SOUTH OF
Properties ranging Irou 5000 20 $4,000 ana
also properties paying very large incomes.
FOR INVESTORS WANTING BUILDING
Lots In the Pacific Heights District ID to
$4,000
Lots in the Western Addition at all figures
Lots IN tie Mission at prices 10 suit buyers
FOR HOMEsEEKFRs.
Beautifully located homes in the Pacific
Heights District.
Psoihe Heights lots with magnificent views
Van Ness avenue ana ether choicely located
-tes.
aen located and moderately priced Western
cheaper residences in the Mission.
FOR OUTSIDE LAND DISTRICT INVEST
ORs.
Lots north Of the park.
and lots with magnificent marine views.
We can also submit q large number Of South
san Francisco and Homestead lots.
THOMAS MAGEE q SONS.
8 MONTGOMERY STREET.
of the United Railroads and looking into the
Golden Gate Park and commanding fun view
OF boulevard and park drives; streets all
severed bituminized and both sidewalks
stone-curbed; don't miss getting full par-
e4-Ass O Jnis TaEe 2ai.o-rs s slse; s-IOUo ~,
EiciEns for a Eanitarium only a few days
ago. n + LANG & CO.. 40 Montgomery
st. corner Sutter; phone Grant l2a
MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY dnc)
Loans real estate. also for the full cost
Of improvements and part cost OF lot; houses
built on terms % suit; plans free; interest
per cent. lo7-loS Croker building
NEAT. new cottage for sale. terms
paying rent. Apply owner, lumber yard,
Sc cor Alsbsms and Montcslm SITS.
HOUSE and LOT for sale account OF sickness;
rents s24O per month sz3 Howard st
CHEAPEST and best in Anerica-The Weekly
Call, I6 pages, sent 10 any address IN the
\ United States OF Canada one year for 81.
REAL EsTATE-COuntry-F Sale.
FOR SALE NEAR SAN FRANCISCO
Cotstf. Sonorna Co.; future value assured.
san Francisco Is growing rapidly; location
best Tor poultry and general farming. Apply
The Cotau Co. 5O2 California St. fer
pamphlet and information.
a LARGE list OF choice country lands IN all
sections OF California Land Department
AMERICAN GUARANTY & TRUST CO,
S20-l-2-S Hayward building.
WEEKS news FOR oents-The Weekly Cali.
Is pages. IN wrapper. for mailing, 81 per year
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
FOR exchange-Fins ranch OF I05 acres. in
Naps County. miles from Cslistoga: choice
vineyard land grazing and timber; large
barn good we'll anc fenced cash value $1,000.
clear: VIII exchange for Oakland improved
or unimproveo and assume small mortgage.
2. II. WEIGH. owner. 1888 Fifth ave. Oak
land
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PUBLIC Library Examinatfons-Com
examinations for positions on the list OF ELI
gibles from which appointments to the stan
Of the Public Library viii be made VIII be
held on Saturday, February Z 1908 Persons
desiring to take this examination must make
application on or before February 4 at the
office OF the secretary Of the library New
City Hail. where further particulars NAV be
learned. Applicants under the rules are re-
quired TO be between the ages Of q and As
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To CHICAGO Daily
An IDEAL Train
For Those Who
Seek the Best

SANTA FE TRAINS
Leave Market-street Ferry DeDos.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Eight.
STREET RAILROADS.
MISCELLANEO
Morning Session.

Alaska Pack. 15S Oceanic Co 25
Cal Fruit Co 95 81 Pac A F A. 3K 315
Cal Wine AS. Pac c Borx. 167 =
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SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES.
ALL kinds bought, sold, rented, exchanged; re-
pairing; lowest rates. Tel. Green IA 205 4th
.-
SUFFERING AND STAMMERTNG.
STANMERING cured by celebrated Melbourne
method az Van Ness & Markt; best local refs
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES;.
A-EMPORIUM Storage & Van Co.; furniture
household goods storet, moved, shipped. 725-
15l Howard, near Third; phone Grant l61
PIERCE-RODoLPH Storage & Moving Co. Of
nee Post and Powell sts.; tel. Priv. Elk 5TI.
BEKINs Van and Storage Co, $50 Market ST. I;
tel. Main ls4O; shipping at cut rates
GOLDEN West Storage; advances made; sac
Mission St; tel. Howard 941. F. W. Zehfuss
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com
pany: 1920 Fillmore ST.; phone jackson 2sl
TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN TYPEwRITERs-W
sell better machines for less money than any
house IN -he city: rentals So The Typewriter
Exchange 536 California; telephone Main 266.
FOR tyPewriters, L. & NJ ALEXANDER, ITO
Montgomery St; exclusive dealers Smith Pre-
mier TypeWriters; supplies for all machines;
partly used machines sold & new ones rented.
2D-HAND typewriters sold rented repaired
webster Typewriter Inspec. Co., 209 Sansome.
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FOR OUTSIDE LAND DISTRICT INVEST
ORS.
L.ota north Of the park
Lots south OF the park.
And lots with magnificent marine views.
We can also submit a large number Of Souti
San Francisco and Homestead lots
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$50 SD ST.; rooms; lot 4OzIse; hot watel
hesteri drivewayi ETC. an ideal home; terms
part cash.
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Builders Contracts.

John CARRIER (owner) with Victor Hoffman
(contractor). Charles II. Wilson architect-All
work for a one-story and basement brick fac
tory building and three-story and basement
Warehouse building NE corner of SAN
scme and Vallejo streets. 12S:6. 1877 % Z
0 127:6 w 1876. 275; $T4STS
Levi Strauss & Co corporation towners)
with r. H. Masow tcontractor). Albert Pisss
architect-All work for a one-story frame fac
tory building L line OF Mission street so n
OF Fifteenth, 30 by 1Go; $12,644
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FOR HOMESEEKERs
Beautifully located homes IN the Pacific
Heights District
Pacific Heighrs lots with magnificent views.
Van Ness avenue and other choicelv located
s-teE.
Ren located and moderately priced Western
Addition homes.
cheaper residences in the Mission.
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THOMAS MAGEE q SONS.
8 MONTGOMERY STREET
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500 z. 12th st.; rooms and bath; nevel
been occupied. lot 33x9s; key across the street
terms only S4OO cash. balance on mortgage
street work accepted By city. so no expense foi
street work
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streets.
LOHFINK-In this city, January % 1907
Frank Joseph Lohfink native of Germany
aged 81 years. Sacramento papers please
copy)
uyFriends and acquaintances are resnect
fully invited to attend the funeral this 1Sat-
urday) morning, at $3.50 O'clock from the
California Undertaking Companys parlors
rel Hill Cemetery.
LOVETT-In this city January % 1903 Mar
garet dearly beloved wife of the late John
Lovett, and mother Of Charles H. John NJ
Thomas F. and James A. Lovett, a native
of Kenera. County Kerry, Ireland, aged 62
years.
EyFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Sunday, at ! o'clock, from the residence of
street, between Twenty-fifth ana Twenty
sixth. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery
MeDEVITT-In this city, January % 1onl
William, beloved husband OF Mary e Nc
Dewitt, father of John w and May c. Nc
Dewitt, and brother Of Margaret Parish AMI
Elizabeth Kenney, a native of Ireland A
member Of Yerba Buena Lodge No IA. A. o.
L. w.
~ Friends and acquaintances are res,,ect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tomorrow
(Sunday) at ~ o'clock, from his late rest
Ninth and Tenth streets thence to st Jo-
seDh's Church for services Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery, by carriage Kindly omit
flowers
this city. at 22is Decatur street
of BRYANT near Eighth. of pneumonia Cath
and Mary Ellen McCiann. and beloved sister
OF Margaret, Ellie. Julia and Alice McCann
aged months and 20 days.
MCCARTNEY Alameda January %, 1865
Amos Mccartney. Beloved husband OF Mrs
Dollie Mccartney, and father of Pearl Neda
Myrtle. MiRuOn Mccartney. ma
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-07

picture books, toy furniture, and the
many other things which have been
made to amuse children. Finally the
old man purchased his young wife a
doll about twenty inches long and fill
ed with mechanical contrivances that
caused it to talk and cry and laugh.
The generals attempt to educate his
wife were futile. She read little and
wrote little, but she had no taste for
books and art. After q few months
she ran away to the home of her
brother, where she received the atten-
tons Of q farmer boy. General Clay
divorced her, and she married the
Young man, whose name was Riley
Brock. Afterward Brock was killed by
q train, and the love Of the aged SOL
der and diplomat for the young coun-
try girl then sprang to life again, and
he sought to have her return to White
hall as his wife in as ardent q fashion
as when she first left him to go back to
her brothers humble shack in the
woods
His children interfered, however,
and prevented the reconciliation. BY
the proceedings in the insane court
they blocked his plan to leave his
whole estate to Dora Richardson. He
was confined to his home with a nurse
and guards.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-07

dependently Of theology. AS was nat
ural to suppose, many persons secuted
his idea. But he sticks to his guns
and asserts that he has not only been
able to meet every argument that has
been brought against him. but that he
has found many new proofs of the
truth Of his discovery which he will be
ready to lay before the world in a
month or two.
If the new doctrine should prove
sound. 1t will throw a great flood of
light on some of the dark problems of
creation, and will probably be ranked
in importance with the law of gravita-
ton and the law of the survival of the
tittest.
DR.. Wallace, who is now, at the age
Of 50, setting forth Oh one of the
greatest scientific battles of his life,
has always been tremendous worker.
He began to earn a living at the age
Of % as a land surveyor, but soon
turned his attention to natural history,
setting forth to the Amazon on a sci
entif1c expedition, and going later to
the Malay archipelago, where he was
when he hit upon Darwin's great idea
He lectured in America II years ago,
and has written many books that take
high rink in scientific research.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-07

old girl, who was - when she mar
ried him, is held to have been largely
responsible for his condition.
At the time Of the strange maria &c
General Clay was 90 and Dora Rich
ardson was 10. He was cultured, q
man of repute in the affairs of the ma
ton. the scion Of a famous family,
and the possessor Of wealth. She was
illiterate, untutored in the ways Of the
world content amid her lowly sur
roundings.
General Clay treated his wife as n
child and sought to amuse her and
make her happy. He bought her dolls.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-07
RESURRECTION PLANTS,
Rose of Jericho One of the Most Fa-
mou, of the Kind.

What Is generally known as the rose
Of Jericho is, perhaps. one of the most
familiar of the curiosities of plant life
known as resurrection plants. though
other varieties have recently been add
ed to the list of these oddities, says the
Philadelphia Ledger. The rose of Jer-
icho is said to be imported from the
valley of the River Jordan, and is the
resurrection plant mentioned In the BIZ
bic. The plant when received from
its native home Is simply a bunch of
leafess and seemingly lifeless sticks
or branches clustered together tightly.
When placed in glass of water how
ever, the branches expand. seed buds
unfold, and soon the green foliage
starts out and the plant really grows.
The Mexican resurrection plant is
the fluffy fernlike variety often no.
ticed in saucers Of water In the for
lists window. This delights the chill
dren, as the plant is so quickly resur.
rected from a dry, hard ball to a green
living plant. When it is dormant it ia
shrunken round ball of tightly fold.
ed leaflets, dry and dead.
1t is dropped in bowl of tepid wa.
ter, and soon one frondlke tip curls
slowly outward, then another and an.
other, and in short time there la
floating In the dish beautiful metallic
green plant, a great loose expanded
rosette Of fine fernlike leaves, odd and
beautiful.
This experiment can be repeated
many times, the plant curling together
tightly when dry and expanding into
new life when soaked in water. The
asterlscus pygmaerus is the only resur-
rectdon plant that develops blossoms.
In reality it Is the blossom that is res.
directed from a dry. hard shell-like
substance to a full-blown flower