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OVERCOATS:

S,tinet 0yercoats $3.50.
ghipchilla 0vercoats at $3.50, 500, $3.50,
Union Beaver 0verceats at $3.50, $3.50
nd 5000, o
IS, $500, sl6.50, $3.50, $1,000 and
Fur Beaver Overcoats at $500, $500,
" 50 and $500. ~
listers from $500 to $1,000.
Reversibles from 1880 to 5000.
The general makeup, style and finish o!
cpr Oyercoats are conceded ahead of any
Ging shown in this market, aud the prices
IN the same goods everywhere are at least
Sper cent. more.
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Commercial and Financial g.
STOCKS AND BONDS.


NEW YORK, Nov. % @,--Governments I per
cent lower for extended SIS and rs coupons,
out otherwise unchanged; railroad bonds
irregular; state securities neglected. Spec
u'a'ion on the stock exchange to-day was
very active and weak, and the entire list is
considerably below Saturdays closing
srlces. The market opened very weak at d
oecline from the closing figures OF Saturday
" vt per cent. In Alton 4 Terre Haute
preferred, IN Northwestern preferred, q
~ common, and lGli per cent. in the re-.
mainder Of tho list. The market continued
weak weak IN the early trade, and further de.
GIilne Of iCd2 was recorded, in which Rock
Island, st, Paul preferred and common,
vmaha preferred, Northwestern and Della.
ware, Laokawaena q Western were the
greatest sufferers. This was followed by q
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! fSTAft1SHEr 1919.
I PRlCk FIVE CENTS

rell, for senator, received l,Si7, and his cp-
ponent, Il. BRIGGS, 70S. For representative
the vote stands; J. II. Robertson, 1898;
d, 5. Chessher, LIPS; n. Q Henderson, ~,
That political results may be compared,
snelon q statement Of the vote for state
officers given Ia this county in 1850. Fer
governor, q, Nj. Roberts received ,69l; W,
II, Hamman, 1874; l.. J. Davis, 95. For
congress IN the same year. Seth Sheppard
received li6i; q. W. Jones, a25-hy which
II Will appear that Jones has no, made as
good race in this county for governor this
election as he did for congress two yeays
ago. Also that Davis has only received tho
support ofthe republicans and republican,
gteenbackers. The disafected OF the green.
back party, who We're formerly democrats,
voted for Hancock or refused 10 vote en-,
tirely.
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Nlincola.

MlNEoLA, Nov. D.-[Special. Tho off,
cial vote of Wood county, as announced by
Judge Jones to-day at Quitman, is as fol-
lows: For governor, Ireland, 1883; Jones,
$685. For congress, Sd district. James II.
Jones, l,2l5; Russell, 1856 For the state
senate, Buchanan, 1,3lS Purdue, 62O, For
representative, Adams, ,203; Morrow, 61.
For district attorney, Hogg, l,52s; Dodd,
493. The democrats triumphed in everyin-
stance. Senator John q. Buchanan over
came GOO opposition majority caused by
the detection of the dem ocrats In Smith
county and Is reelected by 275 clear major.
ity over the opposition. Hon. j.. 3, Hogg
is reelected district attorney by loco ma
jority.
The Big Four minstrels play at Lindsey
4 Caspary's hall next Friday night
The rain has ceased ut last and cotton
will begin to roll in again to.morrtR
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wsyward Wires.

TROUBLE IN WORKING THEM CONTINUES.
CAicAoo. Nov. 9.-At an early hour this
morning the manager Of the Western Union
telegraph office stated that the wires were
all IN serious trouble, and that the duple1
aud quadruplex systems had TO be aDan.
doned In many OF their eastern circuits
The trouble seems general.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

Official Votes of the Counties Rolling In
Previous Returns Substantially
Correct Joues' Blggcs,
Mnjorlty at Home.
Fort Worth: The UuloaGed Pisto. 10
The Front-A Roy Fatally
Shoots Playmate.
Hico: A Wiie's Brother Stays Her
Husband, in The Heat
or n Quarrel.
Longylew: Tramps Abound -"Ilrs
Not Gold that
Glitters."
Waco: A Very Determined Attempt
Mt Incendiarisni.
Howe: A Light Fall of Snow on
Last Sunday.
Austin: Bold Attempt to kidnal
Miss Ford.
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Marshall.

MARSHALL, Nov. 20.-ISpecial. 1.-The Of
fetal count of this county has just been
completed. G. W. Jones majority over
Ireland is 95. Stllwell IL. Russell leads j.
II. Jones for congress by 500. The entire
citizen ticket is elected.
Continuous rain fell all dav yesterday
ana last night. To-day has been cold and
disagreeable.
Hon. George Todd and W. 7. Armstcad,
esq, of Jefferson, are in attendance NJ tho
district court in this city.
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PALESTINE, Nov. 2O.-Ispecial.l 1.-The Off
cial vote of Anderson county gives Ireland
l,67l; Jones, 1913; Martin, l,7G0; Morton,
l,27s. Gooch, for senator, 1855; Templeton,
democrat, 1856; Ward, independent,
l,3i5. Floater, Jones, democrat, 1885;
Mcdonald, independent, l,2ss. Reagan, for
congress, no opposition. Sheriff, Davis,
democrat, 2,057; Posey, independent, 0O2.
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MCKINNEY, Nov, 2o.-[special. lAHon. r.
c. Goodner, county judge, opened the ei0s-
tion returns to-day and counted them.
The result is as follows For governor,
John Ireland, 3,40i Jones, 547. For con-
gress, Throckmorton, $40 Dixon, COG.
For district judge, Richard Maltbie, 1888 !;
p. Turner, Al J. r. Cowlcs, 70. For SEN
ator, Il, G. Smith, LIS; John Johnson,
2lb6. For representative, II. A. Finch,
2,279; II. G. Mack, l,ll9; Fowler, 356.
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Neurological.

PROFESSOR HENRY DRAPER.
NKw YoRK, Nov. @.-professor Henry
Draper, one Of the most prominen, scien.
tihc men In the city Is dead.
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The Hub.

MEETING WITH FLATrERlNG ENCOURAGEMENT
BosToN, Nov. 20,--The Traveller says
More than half the SsOO,OOO needed by the
Toledo, Cincinnati 4 st, Louis railroad has
already been subscribed; also, that 4. b.
Phillips will give his decision in twenty.
four hours as to accepting the presidency of
the road.
WONT WORK.
The new fish exchange which went into
operation this morning caased dissatisiac.
ton. The price offered by exchange was
about Sl.25 per hundred pounds under the
usual market price. Ten vessels took fish
to Gloucester, threatening not to return
again. The Herald says If this state of af.
fairs continues II will result in serious in.
jury to the fish trade OF Boston.
ISAAC II, nETTs,
the Oldest Boston printer and publisher,
died last night, aged So years.
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.

~ ht hh'Nhhlth.
LONDON, Nov. O.-Tho queen tomorrow
will decorate the officers and soldiers who
distinguished themselves In the war in
Egypt. General Wolseley and ninety
officers go to Windsor in the morning.
NlNEr,
A long affidavit by Ninet, formerly Arab
Pasha' adviser, has been published. II is
clares, endeavored to prevent incendiarism
and protect Christians.
A CRANk.
A man named Saunders has been ar.
raigned for sending n letter to Gladstone
threatening to murder him. He was 70.
manded after disclaiming any intention to
murder the prime minister. The man IL
merely adangetous lupatic. When searched
u knife was found on him.
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Waco.

WACO, Nov. M.-[Spscial. 1.-The official
vote of Mclennan county is as follows:
Governor Ireland, 1850; Jones, 9o5; Rob-
ertson, lOi lreland's majority over both,
OIL. The vote for congress was; Mills, ,s23;
Rankin, 606; Mills majority, 1907. The
balance OF the democratic state ticket re-
celved about 900 votes, the opposition about
$50 The entire county democratic ticket
elected, the smallest majority being about
100 for hide inspector. The vote for colored
branch of the university is as follows;
Austin, N2; Prairie View, 10; Houston. 2.
An incendiary attempt was made Satur.
day night to set fire to the Napier building,
corner OF the square and Austin street, oc.
cupied upstairs by offices, and on the
ground-iloor by Levine Brothers large dry
goods store. The hall and floor were satli-
rated with turpentine, leading to the cot
ton sampling room, and lighted match
and burnt paper were found near by which
had gone out The same building was
burned out year ago, and several incendi-
AIRY attempts have been made to set II on
fire, No clue to the perpetrators.
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San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 2o.--ISpecial.l l--Gil-
lespie county gives ]. w. Jones Sil; q. W.
Jones, So7, and Ireland 2is votes for cover
nor. Hancock has 367, and Davis 527 votes
Tor congress Bexar county gives Ireland
2,65l and Jones 2,0G9 votes; lrcland's ma
iority, 572. For congress, Hancock has
2,2D, aud Davis, 2,ii3 votes Davis ma
jority 223.
Z. G. Napier, Greeley No. - of the Ex-
press, after brief illness, died at Laredo
this morning of bilious reluitteDt fever.
The remains arrive on the. morning train
for interment here. Deceased has resided
in Texas thirty.iive years, and was G} years
Of age and highly respected
Considerable excitement is said TO exist
in Nueyo Laredo, Mexico, over the arrest of
the chief Of police by the military authori-
ties. Most bitter feeling exists, and. danger
OF conflict.
Kerr county gives Jones 2i majority and
Davis "A.
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sioux ClTl, IOWA, Nov. D.-The Chicago,
Milwaukee Il ST. Paul railroad company is
Today selling tickets from Sioux City to ST.
Paul for % cents, and from Sioux City to
Chicago or Milwaukee for 81 .25, to meet the
cut OF the st. Paul Il Omaha, announced
Sunday morning.
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Other Interesting News by Specials.
Austin.

Austin.
AUSTIN Nov. O.-[Special IA large
number of land files expired to-day. Gun
ter & Munson, Sherman, and Maddox Bros,
Austin, are reported d to be losers in conse-
quence of their files failing to reach the
land Office. All lai DIS covered by the
forfeited files will bo withheld from
sale by the commissioner Of the land office
until the legislature convenes and disposes
of them.
The following is the official vote of Travis
county: Governor, Ireland, 2,0S7; Jones,
2Hi. lieutenant.governor,, Martin,
Swain, 2,7l4; siemering 2,02l, Treasurer,
lubbock, 2,7GS; Terry, 1855. Com
missioner of land office, Walsh, 2,0l5;
Young, 1914. Attorney general, Temple
ton, 2,75l Burns, 1904, Chief justice SUI
preme court, Willie, 3,17G. Associate ius-
tices, Stayton, 2,9li: West, 3,lli; Justices
court Of appeals White, 3,7O9; Hurt, 2,9i6;
Wilson, 1923. Congressman, Hancock,
2,50 Davis. 2,l69.
Charter filed to-day; Rio Cattle company,
of Mitchell county, capital stock, 1900;
object, to do general ranch business,
with principal office at Colorado City.
| iHt CIV WAS tuIoWH liitO u VI
citement last night about o'clock, as the
news spread of an attempt to kidnap Miss
Lula Ford, eldest daughter of Colonel John
s. Ford, superintendent of TIE Deaf and
Dumb institute. About half past O'Clock
she left her fathers room in the
institute and stepped into the yard. A
few moments after a negro woman sud
denly approached her from behind, put q
shawl ov, her head and almost instantly she
was seized by powerful man, who clasped
his hand over her mouth, and picking hel
up carried her out to the San Antonio road
distance of one hundred yards Here
they put her down and removing the shaw
from her head, assured h"r she should no
be hurt ii she kept quiet. The Iuan an,
woman both spoke to her and informed he
they were to conduct her to certain maj
in the city. She pleaded to be released, an,
: threatening to scream was seized, gage,
ard her arms firmly tied. She was thei
led down the road in the direction ofth,
city. Reaching the bridge over th,
river, bcogy was observed to driv,
on the bridge rom the city side, and tn,
man ana woman turned suddenly to tn,
left, leaving Miss Lula standing near tn,
bridge railing. The buggy, containing
gentleman going home, drove up to wher'
she stood and would have passed ha,
she not held up her hands, ILL
stopped, and, seeing that she was tied
the toll-gatherer was called, and he and tn
gentleman removed the gag from he
mouth secured n carriage and conveye,
her home, where she had not been missed
Officers and detectives were at once notified
and are doing all IN their power to work vi
the case.
Mrs. Lubbock, wife of Treasurer Lub
book, is dangerously Ill.
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At Deaths Door

non. rauRLow WEED AND SAMUEL q. .couRr
SrY.
NEW YonK, Nov. Q,-Thurlow Weed Is
very weak and declines nourishment. All
visitors have been forbidden.
The condition Of Samuel q. Courtney Is
changed for the worse.
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Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, Nov. a.--[special. THE
result has been reached and the official
count has not materially changed the fix.
ares heretofore sent from Williamson
county. Ireland, for governor, received
l,735; q. W. Jones, loss. Hancock. Ior
congress, received 1874; Davis, 800. Ter.
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Marlin.

MARLIN, Nov. 9o.-[Spccial. 1.-THE official
count OF Falls county gives Jones lO5 ma.
jority.
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ABOUT THE NroRfL rLArE.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. G3.-General
Devereaux and Judge Burke returned frv ~
New York, where they became directors of
the Nickel Plate. Both declined to reveal
at present the identity of the purchasers of
the road, but Judge Burke says il may be
stated rs absolutely and unquali liedly true
that the Nickel Plate will he op Grated as
thoroughly INDEPENDENTLY of Other lines AS
any road in this country He says the pnr.
chasing syndicate is composed of individ.
uals and no corporation has any interest
in it.
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Howe,

HOWE, Nov. 2O.-Ispecial.l-A slight
snow squall visited this section yesterday.
A noriher, with occasional rain, for two or
three days has stopped cotton.pickiny and
grain.hauling for the present.
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BRENNAN, Nov. 0.-lspecial. 1.-The Of.
6cial count made to-day gives Jones 2,22l
majority.
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liico,

HIco, Nov. 2O.-Ispecial.l-Mack 0'Brisn
was killed this evening by his brother.in-
law, Frank Hyles. o'Erien's wife had left
him and gone to her brother, Hyles, near
Hico. The difficulty and shooting occurred
in Hyles' house.
Nine carloads Of merino sheep from
Michigan were unloaded here last Friday
and Saturday.
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Cieliurne.

CLEBuRNE, Nov. 20.-[Special. MIR. Il,
f. Fields and Miss Lizzie @. Donaldson we're
married at the Methodist church last
Thursday evening at s o'clock by Rev, Mr..
Seay. MIR. Fields is one OF our leading dry
goods men, and Miss Donaldson the daugh.
ter of Mr.. J. NJ. Donaldson, harness and
saddlery dealer. The church was well
filled. The groom and bride and their at
tendants were tastefully attired and pre-.
sented charming appearance. The happy
pair have foregone the customary bridal
tour, and entered at once upon the duties
Of married life.
Mr.. ID. NJ, Murchiston, OF Crockett.
Texas, is lying at the point OF
death with hemorrhagc of the LUNGS
at his sisters, Mrs. Judge O'Della. Little
had entered the bus last week preparatory
tackled with severe hemorrhage, from
which he has had no relief since.
Two freight trains collided near Cedar
Hill. No material damage and no one
hurt, Cause, u brakeman failing to flag
the opposing train In time.
W. Il. Chandler has been appointed as
sistant train dispatcher Of the Cult, Colo
rs.;on auO 1an.a re mere, vice " ". =: Oampitl'
About 800 bales Of cotton i came in non on Fri.
day last.
The weather has been exceedingly cold
here for the past week. To-day is clear and
pleasant.
Our new opera-house Is 7 ronounced by
travelling companies to be among the best
| In the state.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Nov. 0,-tSpecial. 1.-The
fireman Of the British steamship Spark,
while going on board Saturday night, fell
overheard and was drowned. His body was
recovered yesterday.
Major Tom ochiltree was given compl.
mentary banquet at the fremont house
this evening by prominent merchants Of
The steamship Gaudalupc did not leave
for New York yesterday, owing to the dc.
sertion Of eight sailors. Two of them were
arrested to-day by the United States mar.
shnl, but the others are still at large.
Arrangements are being made 20 convert
the pavilion into theatre, and entertain
ments will be given there during the sum.
mcr.
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Will engage We haven't much say but will that
Little well and to the point The subject talk shall be
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IIelton,

BKLroS, Nov. @.--ISpecial. 1.-The vote Of
Bell county, counted to-day, gives IrelaLd
2,272 and Jones 053.
The weather has been cold and dissgreca-
BILE for the past three days. but has cleared
up tonight. Business was never better.
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lsastrop.

BAsrRor, Nov. 20.-lSpecial. 1.-The Off
cial vote Of the county is rs follows; For
governor, Ireland, $50; Jones, 2,345. Con-
senator, Shaw, 62li Fowler, 1881. Jones
leads his ticket 900 votes.
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Austin: Bold Attempt to kidnap
Miss Ford.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-06
VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Schr Moi Kciki for Christmas Is.
Schr Haleakala for Eilo
Schr Pauahi for Waipio
PASSENGERS.

For Windward ports per Likelike,
Dec. 5-H Gills, Mrs Andrew, Mr.
Canavarro, + M Hatch, Father Leo
more, G w Pilipo, Mr. Frcith, NJ Won
Mengersen, Forbes and wife, A f
Judd, G Carter, Miss Allbro, Mr.
Riedel, Capt Haley, j M Thompson,
Mr. Levey, w II Daniels, Mrs H Kr-
ihelani MIR and Mrs Bill, Mr.
McWayne, Mrs p Show and 2 daugh-
tiers, Capt Wallace, r Briggs, j A
Nahaliu and wife, Mrs ID Kahaulelio
and 2 sons, w l. Kaholokahilii and
wife, Gov Dominis.
From Kauai, per Jas Makee, Dec
6-Afong and 10 deck.
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TELEPHONE.

Dimond Head, Dec. Q, 9 80 am
Light n L wind.
Schr Kauikeaouli off Diamond
Head.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

Rig Name From Due
Bark ID G Murray, FIN s. f. Dec
Bark Lizzie Marshal, fin PIT Gamble
Brit stm SucZ, Dodd, from S +. Dec II
Stmr Australia, FIN Sydney, Dec IL
Stmr City of Sydney, from s. +, Dec "a
Br blk Ullock FIN LiAerpOol, Dec
Blk Aber Aman FIN Glasgow, Dec
Bktnc Discovery, FIN F., Nov IA
Bktne ID Spreckels, FIN s f, Nov 80
Am bktne Klikitat,
Blk North Star, from Newcastle
Br ship Ambassador, fin Newcastle
Bark Amy Turner from Boston
Am bktne Amelia from Port Gamble
Bark Loeb Lee, FIN Newcastle, Dec
Blk G r Bishop, from Bremen, Feb 10
Blk Janet Court, FIN Liverpool, March
Bark -, from Boston. Apr "a
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The G. r. Bishop,
The James Makee,

MCDONALD, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu
every Thursday, at pm. for Kappa and
Kilauca. Returning = leaves Kappa
every Tuesday evening.
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Nj. McInerny,

Agent for this Kingdom.
N. B.-Beware Of imita-
tons, as l have discovered
several silver watches bear
ing the name of /" Waltham
Watches" which are of Swiss
Manufacture, and are sold az
genuine Waltham watches.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Am schr Claus Spreckcls
Bark Helen w. Almy, Freeman,
Ger blk Livingston
Haw brig Ninito, Cameron
Am bark Hope, Aspolet
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Dec. c.
Stmr Jas Makee from Kauai
Schr Waiehu from Honomu
Schr Wailele from Maliko
Schr Nettic Merrill from Lahaina
Schr Kaluna from Kipahulu
DEPARTURES
Dec. 81
Stmr Like!ike for windward ports
Stmr Mokolii for Koolau
Schr Eukai for Waialua
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-11
The Murderer of Garfield.

1t is no doubt to be regretted that people in
slst on hearing repeated the annals of crime; bu
as long as the fatal fascination prevails, is bet
ter that the story OF criminal deeds should be
reci,ed in the spirt of history. Whoever will
read such story should not fail 10 peruse Red
paths Life and Trial Of Guiteau," JUS, issued
from the press OF Jones Brothers ~ Co., of Gin
cinnati, Chicago and Kansas City. The work,
without being needlessly elaborate, embraces
everything OF interest connected with the trial
OF the wretch who murdered the President. 1,
Is in the authors best vein. The book, in addi.
ton to being published as separate work, is al
so issued as a supplement! to the Life and Work
OF Garfield" by the same author. The latter book
ia thus swelled to very handsome illustrated
volume Of 500 pages, although the publishers
make no increase in the price.
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Osman II tIapeman have just received the new
spring ami summer styles OF the above celebrated
patterns, and will keep constantly on hand all
the sizes Of the different patterns.
The patterns are highly praised BY the press
and the people. They comprise all the latest
and best styles OF ladies' and children's dress,
are graded in size, and put in envelopes on
which are printed illustrations and full descrip.
tons Of the garments in French and English.
They are sold at prices ranging from 10 TO 30 cts
and the catalogues is said to include the largest
and only complete assortment of useful aud fash
ionable designs Catalogues sent on application
and any pattern sent post paid on receipt OF
price marked IN catalogue.
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BLACK DIAMONDS.

PETTY THETr.-Nothing seems easier to the
inexperienced than successful stealing In the
school room pencils knives, books, nice din.
dinner Of cake and pie; in the store, goods lying
all about, easily slipped into the pocket; at the
farm house or shop nobody will suspect you and
tools OF fruits easily laid hold Of and easily
concealed. But detection is very certain to re-
suit, and no one can tell in what circumstances.
A farmer tried IL in hardware store here the
other day. He maneuvred great deal, but one
was watching when he little thought Of it, and
cOllared him and pulled the stolen property ont of
his pocket. boy tried it; he got three dozen
knives and was not detected In stealing one
more he was caught and put into Jail and lost
all
But the thief detects himself, and will always
remember his notifying crme-always think
himself mean fellow.
1t is good zine for parents and teachers to en-.
force on children the certainty Of detection as a
preventive OF crime. No one Is likely to stop
with one theft Should the thief do II, still il
not exposed. some one may have seen it, yet not
care to expose him, though always remembering
1t of him. Probably not one in twenty escapes
ana STILL il the theft is successful, one will find
II difficult to know of what use he can put the
stolen property,