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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
George F. samwell. 2s 1880 Sanchez street.
and Belle A. McKnew. 90, Alb Nineteenth ST.
Mark Smith, IS Treadwen City, Alaska,
and Helen H. Jones' 10 San Mateo
Frank F. Carndun, q. IS Turk street. and
Nellie l. Weaver. is. Stockton.
Karl F. Kohn. 35. 1901 Turk street and
Magdalene Meisterknecht. ~. Brooklyn, n. Y.
William G. Service. %, 26S Thirteenth street.
and Charlotte E. Prince. 49, Oakland.
James J. Horgan, 81, 131 Hermann street.
Everett w. Sweeney. a. 1901 Kentucky
street and Beatrice A. Pengelly, 20. 51e Ar
kansas street.
Theodore P. Gallazzi, %, 43s Jackson street,
and Annie Scola. %. SIS Green street.
Nicholas J. Canevaro, 21. 533B Greenwich
street and Rose Ruffino, 20. GIT Greenwich St
John Conte IS Angels Camp, and Felicite
Bongard, 80, Angels Camp
George H. Raymond, 81. All Elizabeth street.
and Grace H. Hillman, IS, 219 Webster street.
Herman r. Schrieber 81, 1855 Eighteenth
street. and Josephine L. Haas. is. 4S4 San
chez street.
Heraclio R. Annanos. 25. 4o4 Turk street,
and Margarita Gels, Is 1928 Eddy street.
See Queen Chow, p. sos Jackson street. and
Harlada Taku. 20 46 Spofford alley
Cesare Fldchiero. 80 AGA Green street, and
Mary Cogusuo. IS. 456 Union street
and Mary ]. Powers, 2S, 61S O'Farrell street
Samuel H Vought, %. Montasano, Wash.
and Minnie NJ. Bolton. &C. 335 Fifth street
Antoine Anastasi. 26. 342a Union street, and
Mary Bellsnte. 81. 1926 Masion street
Manuel Ramos, 40. 7SS Harrison street. and
Stella Knots, % city.
Victor E. Freeman, 26 Minneapolis. Mimi.
and Agnes I. Rooney, 81, 26s5 Pine street.
Lorenzo Gori 81 Rio Vista. and Ernina
Lazzaron, %, ODD Pacific street
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Builders Contracts.

Mary e. Moffatt (owner) with Thomas L.
Alterations and additions to make a three
story frame into three fats, on Sc corner OF
Broderick and Page streets, 32xS7:6: $2S00.
Anna and Anthony L. Mcmillan (owners)
with Chesney & Durnford (contractors) ar
chitect w. H. Brierly-All work except shades
and gas fixtures for a story frame dwelling
on e line Of Thirteenth avenue. 200 y OF
Clement street, 25 by z 120; $1050.
Mrs. Pauline A. E and Arnold Baumsteiger
(owners) with A. Sauer (contractor). architects
John & immermann-Alterations and addi-
tions except painting, plumbing and gasftting
for frame building. 1626 Geary street. near
Webster; $3925.
Mrs. Mary E Russell (owner) with John P.
Wolf (contractor) architects McDougall Bros.
All work for and half story and
basement frame dwelling with brick founda
ton on w line OF Tenth avenue 100 n Of
Clement street, N 20 by w 12o; s3212.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
MoNpAY. sEPrrMRrR 10

John c. Jordan to Eddy H. Jordan, lot on N
line Of Twenty seventh street, 495 E OF Church,
L % by n 90; gift
=, David and Jane C. Taylor to Leslie T. Nc
Cleary. lot on n lire Of Fulton street. 165 W
Of Cough, w 21:6 by 100; $40.
James C. and Mabel d. Taylor to same,
Ida T. Mcclary to same. same; So
Constance E. V. and John G. Roberts to
75 y of Vallejo, N rs by w 1Oo $40.
Henry c. and Dolores c. Craner. (Jackson) to
Frederick r and Adona C. Townsend, lot on N
re by 92:6; $40.
Hugh keenan, Construction Company to
ls prlhset o.5.a mca adden. lot on line of Haight
N :6; $40 '0'''0 ee' Z % ny
:, Francis Lawler to Hanora Lawler. lot on
NE line of Grand street, 200 Sc of Mission
Sc % by NE 81, gift.
Joseph A. Bowling to Mary A. wynne. lot
on oI., W line Of Alabama street 1o1 N OF Twenty
City and County Of San Francisco to Edward
j. B!andng. lot on line of Capp street. 1e5
S of Twenty NTH, S 65 by ii5: s.
Estate of David r. Jones Cby Charles Z,
Bemis. executor) to Charles Schramm, lot on
y line OF Army street. 196 E of Church. Z rs
Same to Mary Kane lot on E line of Church
street, ol - N of Army. 10 by 80; $3.50
Mary Kane to Honoria Kane. lot on E line
sc: $40 amy y % oy Z
John McKeown to Winnifred McKeoyn lot
on n line Of Elizabeth street 200 W of San
chez, w % by ia; also lot on N line ea.o of
Elizabeth street. 125 N of Sanchez, W rs BY n
ia; gift
Estate OF Charles L. Tflden by p w Jones
texecutor) TO City and County of San Fran
CISCO lot on line of Quincy place 117:6 s
OF California street, S 20 by < 1873: also lot
on y liTls~ef Quincy place. so n of Pine street,
2S:9 by f 65:G; $50.
julius and Selma Riemer to Ann Duffy lot
on on line Of Broadway. 1886 W Of Jones street,
w % Ly s 60: So
George Wegencr to Henry and Emma
Megener. lot on N line Of Lombard street. $50
e of Hyde, $50 by n 1878; 81
lot y line OF Lombard street, 1925 z OF
HYDE. F. 50 by N 1879; $40.
Francis Lawler to Hanora Lawler. lot on Sc
line Of Natoma street. 235 NE of Second, NE
20 b. Sc Go; gift.
Lena r. and Frederick c. Wilkie to Phille-
nina Oxen. lot ON w line OF Second avenue
125 OF California street, 25 w 11s. %,
L 12l: $1,000
William Bole to Henrietta Bole, lot on N line
OF street. 53:4 L of Twenty-fourth avenue
E 53:4 by n 100; gift.
Fernando and Julia A. Nelson to S. w
Fuller, lot on line of street. 95 w of
Second avenue, W % by 100: So
G. J. and Franziska Barta TO United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company. lot on E line
OF Thrty-third avenue, 262 :6 n of X street,
n 3T:6 by Il 12c; also lot SW corner OF
Fortieth avenue and * street " 80 by s 100:
also lot on e line of Forty-ninth avenue 100
of street S rs. E 10. N 20. w 100; 81.
Edward j., Kate and Joseph Behan, Mary
Brandon fBehan) Rose Grear and Eliza Doran
to Fronc.s Behan. lots $40 and 343 Holiday
map A; SO
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MARRIED.

LIEN-JENsEN-In this city. September 10.
1904. by the Rev E. NJ. Stensrud. Guttorrn
Lien OF San Francisco and Laura Jensen
OF Berkeley Cal.
PARENT-KUGELER- this city, septem-
Der TO- 1904 by the Rev. G. A Bernthal
Hippolyte D. Parent and Emma L. Kugeler,
both of this city.
RINGWOOD-SMITH-Iu this city September
l. 1904, Richard j. Ringwood Of San Fran
cisco and Mary Josephine Smith of London
England. Denver Colo, papers please COPY
SAMWELL-McKNEW- this city, Septen- :
ber L. 1904, by the Rev. F. A. Keast
George Frederick Samweli and Belle Alberta
Mcknew, both of San Francisco
SCADDAN-SCHROFF- this city. Septem-
Der TO- 1904. by the Rev. F. W. Fischer
pastor OF Emanuel Evangelical Church.
George Scaddan and Louisa Schroff both Of
San Francisco.
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PROPOSALS.

UNIVERSITY OF, CALIFORNIA, Berkeley:
Notice to Contractors, Builders and Material
Men-Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
are solicited for performing the labor and
furnishing the materials for the fireproof
floors and roof and the framing for skylight
of California Hall. the grounds OF the
University Of California. at Berkeley, Cali
fornia; and said bids will be received at the
office OF the Regents. South Hall. Berkeley,
TT or before p. M. of September %. 1904.
No bids will be considered unless accom-
panied by a certified check bond of bid
der. in favor of the Regents of the University
OF California. equal to ten Q0) per cent of
his bid, with sufficient sureties conditioned
that If said bid be accepted the bidder will
duly enter into proper contract and give
bond to faithfully perform the duty and OBJ
legations in accordance with said bid and
with the plans and specifications which are
hereby required to be part Of such contract.
BY order of the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings of the Board Of Regents.
V. H. HENDERSON, Acting Secretary.
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BORN.

BROWNIE this city. September 10 1904. to
the wife of Raymond E. Brown a daughter.
DAVIS-In this city. September s, 1904. to the
wife Of w. r. Davis. son.
HUBACHEK-In this CITY, September o. 1904,
to the wife of ]. II. Hubachel, a son.
McFADDBN-In this city, September H. 1904,
to the wife of ]. F. McFadden (nee Smith),
a son.
o. BRIEN-In this city. September 5, 1904. to
the wife OF Jerome H. Brien, a SON.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted They must be handed
in at either OF the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply TO the announcement
OF the event are published once in this column
free Of charge.
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TAKES SHOT AT RELATIVE
AND THEN AT HIMSELF
Youth Resents Censure by His Grand
father and Attempts Murder
and Suicide.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Enraged
because he had been censured for
keeping late hours, Edward Dennis, II
years old, shot his grandfather, F. H.
Meiser, with whom he lived at New
Springfield, Staten Island. The lad
then turned the pistol On himself and
inflicted a wound which probably will
cause his death. The grandfather's
wound is not serious.
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and Anna J. Price, lot e. Holiday map A; $40.
julius C. Refs to Mary 8. Benson, lot IL,
block %. Refs Tract; grant.
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,--,-,o pnzx REAL ESTATE.

F-oa PR acre-Two S-acTe and one l-aere
s,scf halk of Tai- csks; water ara sooa
f--ss. last - this property ieit' = cSen-
49, ps-t-s Sae courtry home with
..-[,.l,s rarFra AND magnificent trees; wei
fsl-. rll-tzsh..nod hou-a ina good conditlos'
-. $40 sf "a bargain: > acres. all improved
---.- g.t.---r .t..s fu hest part CT this dis
80. vel shsiirrcd and wooded: IN tracts ~
-r-fo 70 - acres. special terms 10 thcs~
hi.NdinF immediately.
sELBv RODGERS s. CO.
--te.,,,-. Nafn C7s ll6 California St
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other Santa Fs Trains:
Via sausa1ito Perry

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE.
Depart from san Francisco week days. at
40 7:1O T:45, $3.50. 9:15, 1000, IL 100 a M
III 40 a. m. Sausalito only). 1920. LAS. 3:I5.
400. ABS. Sis, $3.50. 6:25. 7:15. 9:OO 1920.
II as D. M Sundays and legal holidays depart
at 7:1O 7:45, $780, 9:15. 1000 II 100. II 40
a M. i2:2O, 100. AS. 2:30. 3:15, AGO. 4:35'
SIS. $50. 6:25. 7:15. SIS. 900. 1920. IL IS
Arrive at San Francisco. week days. 6:I7,
100 1885, 8:15 S:45. 9:35. 1920. IL :O5 a. m
i2:O5 :25. 2:50. 3:35. 4:20. 5:O5 $40. 6:I5.
6:55 Z SO, 10:c5. IL 20 p. m. On Sundays and
legal holidays extra trains arrive at 12:45. 2:O5
Fer Fairfax. week days, depart at 7:45 a. m.
s:15 o M On Sundays and legal holidays at
T:45. 9:15, 1000. IL 100 a m. 1870. 100. las
. THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. M daiiy-Cazadero and way stations.
9:I5 a. m. Sundays only-For Point Reyes
3:15 p. m. daily except sunday-For Csza-
dero. etc.
sis p m. Sundays only-For Cazadero. etc.
TICKET OF'FICE-626 Market st.
FERRY-Union Depot. foot OF Market St
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TWO ROBBERS STAND GUARD
WHILE OTHERS TAKE CASH
Butte Saloon Man Is the Victim of
Five Daring Desperadoes Wear
ing Masks.

BUTTE. Mont. Sept. 12.-Five
masked men held up and robbed the
saloon of George Cooper on East Tai
bot avenue early this morning and
secured S114 in cash. B. Cummings
was hit on the head with a gun and
suffered a severe scalp wound. He was
the bartender.
Three of the men entered the saloon
while two others stood guard at the
outside doors.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Thirteen.
Morning Session.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
:isco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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czrcxrN 2ANczrs.

IDEAL CHICKEN RANCH
o--sar6 view tract. at san Leandro.
estdi,ili-= ere orchard on gentle slope'
- al ,u.t. easy terms plenty water: tine
rr..fr. call fcr details; 80 and see sunday
Crr~r. 5l3 saiiis bldg.
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SUFFERING AND sTAMMERING.
MELBOURNE Institute Van Ness and Market.
cures; estab In ST yrs. Hours to p m.
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ARBfIGER-In this city. September r. 1904
Thomas Armiger. native Of Maryland. aged
76 years
BLAKE-Ins Salt Lake City. Utah. Edward
beloved husband Of Ella ]. Blake. loving
father of Edward NJ. Blake. son OF Catherine
and the late Francis Blake brother OF
Mary, Frank. Katie and Lille Blake OF
Virginia City and son -if-law OF Mrs E.
Foley 1880 Mission street
COLTON-In this city September r. 1901
Willie r. Cotton, beloved son of Mary Cal
lahan and the late James NJ. CoItcn and
brother of James E.. Alma E. and George
T. Cotton, a native Of San Francisco, aged
Is years months and days
EZNotice OF funeral hereafter
CRowLEY-In Visalia. September II. 1904
William Crowley, beloved brother OF Mrs
r.. S. Davis. Frank Crowley and Mrs. G.
Heister a native OF the City of Cork Ire
land, aged 30 years
EyThe funeral will take place to morrow
wednesday,, at 0:30 a. M, from the resi-
dence OF his sister. Mrs r. S. Davis 25o
Clara street. thence to st. Patrick's Church
for services at 10 a. m. Interment HOLY
Cross Cemetery.
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ALAMEDA koosss.
BERKELEY ADVERTS'NTs

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
GREAT BARGAIN.
New 6-roorn house on prominent street; built
~ owner for his own use. but owing TO IN
foreseen circumstances am not able TO occupy
same: improvements strictly modern; rooms
and halls tinted: 80 min. from :. T. by Key
Route 3 min. from station: must be sold; Z;
inspect & be convinced. Owner. box 1O34, Call
ffq5O-NeN g. room cottage. with bath: lot
s0Nl35: fruit trees and flowers; half block TO
train. owner in East. must be sold
EARGAIN-S16Oo: S-room house. well barn.
chicken- house 30 young fruit trees, lot 1I5x
cO7: one block north OF Corbin station, West
Eerkciey. Inquire OF F. BEVlS. on the
rrer1fSee
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FRUITVALE ADVERT'S'TS

FRUrTvALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-S275O; II cost $3.50; rents for $40
per month; , cottages on lot, 40xl5o. Apply
70 s. S. AUSTIN. l1oi Twenty-third ave-.
East Oakland
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BERKELEY ROOMS.

OR uufurnished rooms: hot and cold water;
bathroom: > connecting ground floor rooms,
81. the three. SD. 1904 Grove ST, OF Univer-
sity ave. Berkeley Station. Cal
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DIED.

Armiger. Thomas Munl Richard z.
Blake. Edward O'Brien Matthias
Cotton, Willie r. Peterson John H.
Crowley, William Phemester Walter S..
Delerba. Adele Quinn. Joseph
Derre, Lola Russell John S.
Detje Martin Schenck VIM. T. Y
Driscoll, Mary Smith. Harriet r.
Iversen. Carrie Somners. Henry
Knapp Amelia Valencia, Petro
Lowell, Mrs. Sarah 8. Van Denburgh, Fran
Mack Miriam els L.
Milev Mazqie
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zo.xr zrcHa1oxD REAL ESTATE.

A GOOD Do. cheap FOR cash; or viii exchange
Tor small business. call BROWN, 500 Larllin-
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ALAMEDA ADYERT'S'M'TS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

A NEW T-rooia 2-ziory house just completed.
beautifully lrisned on inside; large closet
Tor every bedroom; dressing-room ntteo up
With every corn erience: beautiful sideecard
and china closet il dining--OoIn; electricity
and cas for lighting: within block OF sta
tor snc u block 10 electric cars: lot 4Oxllt;
vii sci on very reasonable terms. Apply at
2250 san jose avenue.
A FIscE home in AIameda-Cottsge OF rooms
hal hath basement: flower garden etc. >
larce lot See owner. 1000 Franklin St, OAK
Land.
ALAMEDA Koonss.
FOR rent-House OF 10 rooms, all well fur
riehes and all modern conveniences: nice
lawn and ehrubbery; splendid location' near
sro-tor-sf station; party going East: rent
low Inquire o. J. S. HANLEY. 1910 Park
st Alameda.
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CARD OF THANKs

The family Of Philip Seibel of San Rafael
wishes to extend their thanks to the MANY
friends who so kindly assisted them in the
hour OF sorrow when a loving husband and
KIND father was called to answer the sum
mons on high.
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OAKLAND ADVERTSM'TS
OFFICE. 1O1s BROADWAY.

$3.50 CASH-S1O monthly: 1e lots 2O0x20o: more
land can be had adjoining at same price: Al
sandy loan soil: nice growth OF full bearing
assorted fruit trees; springs land: an
IDEAL location; near electric cars; opposite
public school; homes surrounding; full price
Tor all. $3.50; by all means this at once
Call or send for circular. ass 9Th St ODD.
Broadway station. Oakland. Carriage free
H. z. JONES. Land owner
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A sNAPi

t2750-A fine cottage; 6 rooms and large re-
ception hall; high basement; lot 5Ox127; al
street work DONE cement walks. etc; $500
cash. balance on instsllments IL desired; good
location
P. {. LAssEN & Co. 4ee Tenth St. Oakland.
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ToNoPAH MINING EXCHANGE.

Following were the sales the San Fra
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterda
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t2S5O-THE prettiest Queen Anne Gothic house
containing six rooms, all tinted and frescoed
latest open and nickel plumbing; gas fixtures
and electricity; large lot: near schools and
Key route station; IL is a beauty and bar
gain and the terms are easy; TO see IL means
10 buy II: owner must sell. ]. s MYERS
1902 Broadway, Oakland.
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%!|:s::ss!M!;@:;;;s..7 %!|:::ss! e. @..7
%AHE 4 ..:n ~! hsr22 221oVsl
DEATHS.
MRS. BRIDGET FLYNN,


Mhs' bhip'Er FLYNN
died at her home nesr shackeiiord
Tuesday morning. March L. aged u
years Funeral services were held
"wednesday at the Catholic church in
Shackelford and burial at ST. mary g.
MISS JOSIE ARSETT,
Of West Morgan, died Tuesday OF
cancer after . long illness. Funeral
services we're held at her home We'd
nesday afternoon and her remains
we're taken 10 E'mwood yesterday Tor
intermen''
BERT D. oARRErT,
OF Slater, met an accidental death at
Roodhouse, H., yesterday At 10 a.
IN. He was conductor on q freight
and was getting his train out OF this
city when the fatal accident occurred.
His remains will be taken to Mexico
for intermeut. He leaves a wife and
three children,
,.ups u,,rp
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Y. W. q. Camel, was Q Marshall
visitor several days last week. Mr..
Camel wss . former Marshaliite, but
now makes his home with his old
friend, John Bennington at Slater.
They are both men who have grown
old and feeble in their daily tolls for
their families aod country and have q
record that they may we'll be proud OF
with no regrets for misspent days.
Mrs. 8. A. Baines, who had a sale
oi''er personal property on Feb. 25,
at her place twelve miles south OF
Marshall, realized hand .omely from
the same. Cows brought from s23 to
SAL so each. Hogs, o cents per pound.
Two coming. 2.year old colts brought
s57. 80 and s66. Dinner was served by
the Ladies Aid Society Of Bethlehem
church. +. NJ. Stone cried the sale.
We hope the good road meeting at
Slater, Friday, March II, will be- veil
attended. Mr.. ID. Ward King, of
Maitland Mo, will he here ON that
date aud civ. .,me valuable iuforma.
tlon In regard TO methods Of working
dirt roads. lie ha. awakened a great
In,erest In n number Of couu,i.. and
his method has met with the approval
OF the State Board of Agriculture.
Every ruad oyerseer in the county
should be present slater Ru.,ler.
A.. ,,
"'.N' 'e,,o",'s' VI o'r.' WIS
~ "eo'e,u"y n. "!'
~ "V'. 49,, 80 "o .reN :" ~" "
e'"y "o"u"y ""' iue."sy '""' Nv =.
~. ~ IN ." ~ . " ."' . 'e"e, ou'
.. .. ''o' INV, ~, -" ~ ", !"
ne, ~ !. -. ~ -. s. ~ s"o" '
p'e'e".e " W, 's.' '"A' 'nere ~s'e %
:" '"' ,'
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s&T + 4 4 4 4 f. SrsxH
& SOCIETY NOTES. 8

PEMBERToN swIsHER.

MIR. Lewis Pember,on and Miss
Sallie SSisher were married wednes-
day, Feb. ~, st ! O'Clock, at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. u. Swl-her, near Marshall. Rev.
Clemmens, OF this city, performing
the ceremony In the presence OF only
the immediate relatives and few In
tlmate friends. The young people are
very popular with their large circle
OF friend. and who wish them n life OF
prosperity and happiness.
oRR.sc scARBoRouaH.
Harry Orr was down from Salt
Springs Wednesday and we learn his
mission was TO secure license 70
wed Miss Jennie Scarborough OF tho
same vicinity. MIR. Orr is the SOC OF
Jas. Orr, one OF Saline county's
wealthy and influential farmers, and
Is young man OF ane ability aud
many manly qualitles. He would eAsi.
ly be regarded ~ = catch anywhere.
Miss Scarborough 10 the handsome
and accomplished daughter OF s. II.
Scarborough, also one OF Ssline's
old and well.known citizens.
After . short trip TO Psrkville,
where Mr.. Orr's parents are At pres.
ent located, the young couple will 20
TO housekeeping in the Orr Homestead
at Salt Springs. They certainly IN.
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! &c LOCAL NEWS &c

Mr. and Mrs. y. H. oree'sn, a'
rev uays Vls" win reia'''es :" .",'
CITY, returned 70 'heir nome 10 o'''
ing-, ok'ahoma'
90 49,,
MS sirpers, Mesuhmes bu""ro "A'"
and I'D Blackburn, LETT sunday Tor
an Eastern trim.
n weeks yisi, with her brother, W.
u. Petry, n, wayerly. She reports q
delightful visit,
u,r,u ,.,
'.e.' W ~. "e" ~"
terdav af,ernoon he wa. reported very
I'M of appeudic,,Is.
- a.,
h'1Ne .'o'e' p",'eo' =, W. "
'o N''o"y' Nv" e"oss " -" -
was from ST. Joseph.
, ,,-...., ~, 49,. r,.h
o. - "ouA "'s 'e'',.'u I,,, "o~ ~"
~ .o.e"a' W.T. "e "eNopa"'v. ',, ~.
.'e '.'".' ".e uo'''' ""' "
"''' N"'e' ''
Il. Il. Taylor has purchased the
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laid to rest 10 the Fish Creek ceme-
terry by the side Of her mother.
PR CAMPBELL,
died at his home on West Arrow street
Sunday morning nj 2 O'Clock Of apo.
plexy, aged hf,y two years. Mt.
Campbell was iu his usual health up
I'LL Thursday evening when he went
home not feeling we'll. Friday he re-
mained at home, but was up and
around the house all day. During the
night his wife noticed his labored
breathing and awoke him and asked
II he was sick, 10 which he replied he
was not About two o'clock she again
attempted 10 awaken him, but could
not and becoming alarmed che called
10 some neighbors, who hastily SUM
moned 4 ply sicisn who found Mr..
Campbell beyond all medical help.
He remained in an unconscious con-
dition until Sunday morning when
death released him from his suffering.
Deceased was chief Of police Of Mar
shall, which position he has held for
the past two years and was n man es.
teemed aud respected by oil who knew
him. He leaves q wife and three child.
ren, two brothers and three sisters to
mourn his death.
Funeral services were held nj the
AZ T. ,hurch Snuth af ,xhlch ha wa
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The Missouri Pacific express Office
10 now under the management Of J.
c. Farrell and has been removed
from the Marshall Book Store to the
Mo Pacific station.
J. II. Solomon, who purchased the
I. T. Railey farm west Of town sever
al weeks ago, sold it again Monday
10 Tom Hall at . profit OF s475. He
only saw the farm once and made q
quick turn. The increase In price
amounts to about s5 per acre. This
deal speaks we'll for Saline county
soil.
Frank Gels, the tailor, who has
been In poor health for some time and
has spent the past two months 1t Hot
Springs, Ark, In the hope OF imProv-
ing II, has returned and Wednesday
morning again opened his establish.
rnent in the Farmers Savings Bank
Building. He says be is much i'm.
proved since leaving Asrshall.
7. G, Attsrbury and W. G. Wal.
termire, Who sre here in tho interest
ofthe girls rescue work at the Worlds
Fair, report that they we're we'll re.
csivsd in Msrshsll. They conducted
. meeting u the Cumberland church
Sunday sfssrnoon ~ which Mr.. A..
tsrbury explained the work and Mr..
wAltsrmire rendered several solos.
They lsft for odssss yesterday.