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sPLlNrEMs.


For hrst-ciass ice cream go to $40 Main
street.
The weather is getting few shades
warmer.
No starch uaed in leo cream at $40
Main street.
Telephone your orders to Franklin &
Fiouis- WscAinists.
The artgsian wen drew q large crowd
yesterday afternoon.
|, Tho best machines, all new, at Frank.
i'm q FiGuts machine shop.
The only iirst-class ice cream parlor In
the city III $40 Main street.
Il You want good Job Of work done
Gail on franklin IL PfOuts.
Boilers repaired in best style and with
d patch by Franklin u Pfouts.
Franklin 4 Pfouts have TELEPHONE CON
ne.jl'n with all parts Of the city.
Machinery Of all kinds repaired at
tranklin Il Plouts machine shop.
| Telephone Moon & Co., feed store. 307
Main street, for hay, oats and corn.
The best machinery and host work
men th are only employed by Franklin l.
PCouts.
Srd's Place, Lamar street, is the place
where you can get the best wines, liquors
and cigars in the city.
Send your bottles to Loeb Il Freiberg to
! be illled with some Of those choice
wines. They charge nothing for bot
tling.
The coming eX-COnfederate reunion is
being discussed at length just now. A
large attendance is expected and ample
provision for the same has been made.
Diamonds, gold and silver watches.
and fine iewelry at unheard of low
| prices, for one week, commencing Mon
udyi july a. Il. AUSTIN,
6l2 Main street.
invitations are out 20 the wedding of
MISS Nettie \. Altman and Thos. j.
Jenkins at the Methodist church, Wax
ahachie, Thursday ut 4 p. m.
A large consignment Of millinery,
flowers, feathers, hats; also clothing
shoes-misses' and ladies', at Fine,
Very Fines auction and commission
house, SO Elm street.
ST. Patrick's Church To-day, Mon.
day, At $3.50 %. M, solemn high reouien
mass "M0zart," for Mrs. Mary blake,
| ueF, who died u year ago. The friends
OF the family are cordially invited.
| The Board of Trade saloons, northeast
corner Of Main and Austin and north
| west corner OF Main and Poydras streets
Keeps tho best of liquors, wines, beer
a'os, etc, 20 be found, conoocted in tn,
very best style.
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NEW YORK LETTER.
Dallas to DO Well Represented Ia tho
Theatrical world the Coming Soa-on--
Notel Stara Ia Visit Our litV

Dallas to DO Well Represented Ia tho
Theatrical world the Coming Sca-oa--
Noted stars to Visit Our city.
New YoRH, July ~ Correspond
ence. Theatrical Dcu&inso have hem,
exceedingly slow this seasoni and
some OF the smaller towns Ia tho state
will have an extremely small number
of attractions. Signed contracts last
week with the manager OF The Emma
Abbott Opera company fo, three per-
fOrmances, and closed contract yester-
day with Geo. Il. Min, tho tragedian,
fora three weeks tour, commencing at
FL Paso and closing at Houston. 10 IL
highly spoken Of, and received fine
compliment from the Rev. II. w.
BeecheE for his excellent rendition of
Hamlet aud other Shakosperian roles.
His features arc classic and
remind ono very strongly of
Edwin Booth. In conversation last
night with Manager Gus Phillips, the
subject changed 10 the drawing capacity
of Clara Morris ia THIS city and the
terms on which l had secured her. lie
said: "Bnulon Non've gut a bargain with
her at 81 cooper uirhl She drew nc the
Union Square thedtm last season Mt one
matinee on an oil cay and only two
days notice, 1880. Spectators sold
tickets at 50 each aud gallery seats were
readiiy.bought up $3.50 each. She is
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0corge Wa.hlngton,s snclllnr.

Gen. Butler asserted in the Chicago
convention that George Washington's
carly education was so neglected that
d" never learned TO spell correctly, and
i'm his viii he wrote "cloathes" Instead
ot"clothes." In volume Of selections
from, the Bible before me, printed in
London, l7ll, in Matthew xxi, Z, il is
written, Sand put on them their
cluathcs,' and Matthew viii, 10, "beware
Of false prophets which come to You i'm
sleeps cloathing." Edward Everett, in
his famous lecture, says the boy Wash
ington was taught daily from the Bible
and prayer book. / have a copy of
Washington's "Farewell Address,
printed in September, 1906, doubtless
rom an authentic manuscript, in which
Washington, in tho first sentence, wrote
"cloathed," because he found tho word
so written in his Bible and in other
books of his day.--.San Francisco
Bulletin.
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MISREPRESENTATION sonIrry.

BERLIN, July 2G.-A now society has
been formed in this city for the purpose
Of protecting the interest of commerce
and industry. All the great banks,
merchants and manufacturers of Cor
many have signed programme to be
adopted by the society. None of Prince
Bismarck's partisans are included in
the list of signers. The society will op-
pose Bismarck's colonial plans and also
his bills interfering with the commerce
Of the country. Reactionary journals
accuse the society OF being u tool of
wire pullers for the coming elections.
BIsMARCKs va my.
BERLIN, July 21.--'Iho police here
have expelled a great number OF Rus
SLAMS.
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NJ sIRERLAN rLAAnn.

ST. PErERsRuEa, July 21.-Tho Sihc-
rian pest has appeared at Gatzch,na. a
committee has been formed with Prince
Schapohsly at It's head toeutorco yigor-
GUS sanitary measures 20 check The
spread of the disease. The Gar
has. appointed commission to
revise the law relating 10
Finland is in the direction Of a complete
suppression of the local government.
The Diet Of Finland will be limited TO "A
consulting role and all laws be dele
gated TO the Governor-G General. The rea-
sons for this project are that the Mill
lists are making Finland a basis Of plots
against the Gar, and that
plots were connived at by the Finnish
authorities and people. In consequence
Of the inquiry into the conspiracy at
Warsaw il has been arranged that the
Car will arrive at Fortress Mad,iu out
side Of Warsaw.
a passenger steamer on the N0lga cap
sized and twenty persons wUro crowned
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DUBLIN, July 1.-THE English scc-
tons OF the National League are urging
Parnell to have the coming convention
of the League held NJ Liverpool instead
of Dublin phey assert that iu tho CON
yeptiou held in Dublin, number of
English branches were not represented.
The Irish nembers OF The League re.
ceiyed warning that tho Chief vi Police
mad sent a tonlalo spy To pcrsonate Niis,
Ford, sister Of Ford Of tho Irish World
| lhe spy is 10 introduce herself 90 sus,
pcct0d persons as Miss Ford, aud is &c
pretend that she had just come from
New York, having been delegated To- art
as medium for conveyance Of letters
between Irish IuYinciblcs and IN,
American League. Her idontity Wa-
discovered By an irish American, S, hO
was able to recognize her.
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Tho following Redmen Of Shreveport,
representing tho Oceola and Pontiac
Tribes arrived in the city last evening
and ar- 40 the Windsor. They came to
participate i'm the grand poW-wow of the
Ofdor ON Wednesday the 3Oth. The
braves were mot at the junction Of the
trail by Bob Purdy and ". D. Wyle,
S. Hicks. j, j. Dalton. D. Gpr,iog, b..
CG,,i'f w. Z. IusAoop, g. G.5oAnson, a.
D., Jenkins
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'-'. oi " AAH VINO spent $1,000 "a
" "ii i'r Wine.
News was r.te!yud from Waukesba
vasi,r,.o,. ,.r ,l... ,,.ro5t of "a ma, a. de-
.i...,, ',,r, ~ '''',,
''' +" ''' - Nh'"n US Iho count
The charge against him is sWindlinw "a
bunk liz stockholm. sw,5.n. n,t og su
,....,,,..,...,..
49, 'i' ''"""V-
s"A 'uJhoruts nave INC night man they
have captured ono vino Hls painted
m1-c cities Iep scarlet ilu any man
IN Ancrlr', uIl whose fc lass been
toauruu romance Of Issipajiua for
ave cars ~. 's sugii fellow, his
weigh. inut larHHUs l3 pound .ul Dec
h's pa.o melancholy rasU ul counta-
r-u'H N.lr. lu his raro sober
l.mcns va. i.tu ,us observer l0 be-
.-'t tl nH .li no IT, tlcuiu.i.1l .lu-
inlt in diego uuth.s chief ch.tu lias
300 h.s bona 81. uloi.i.y combined Ei.h
iAe PRO- f'1'i"H what lppear Loo ue Tine
uui Oft l.ol.U ft's. 40 one iu~ Cv
4. -cuv .itd afu ely the history "The
Conn., lat ~ s believed bis FAMILY
nIiNg DOB .t.t.I..D Ills first Bu.i.lr
fn1t.t1ne. Iu .a'5 country wse In KANE
N CITY NilrIc his associations ana
i.' .s' eNptUuN Tor ai.rovtD sac at',u-
crop ri %. police, Inquiries ere io,
ana tac rs IsH Consul n' g.. Louis said
no was aIt '1sl. Hra. known. "Ihe
Count hH "a u.u. spending 81 ,O01 or
more .or Wine i'm aUsla week. This
e'cenn!ei,' wa, goo aaudy for even the
rfrllic west nua moro Inquire, were
huJv but they resulted 'u tpthiur,
~ . H..
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Next Thursday's races VIII De tlehos.
'f sha season, tho programme having
four antfiC3 in Che Observation-Disclosures;
three entries in Che $50 lrottiug class.
and three in tie frao-for.au, which
peaks wei for tho Driving Club. and is
asoh,cient guarantee that good days
sport awaits all lovers OF horse nesh.
the horses entered in tho free-for-aIl
r1ce all having gone their mile in less
lhan 2:3l4. This race going 3 in 5 viii
be very interesting. In addition TO the
above the match race between George
Clark Santa Claus and Thomas Sleepv
jim for a half mile dash for the best
time of home horses Of North Texas
adds to the attraction. The programmes
oteach meeting will be distributed free
regularly A proposition 10 have grand
reunion matinee on Thursday, August
1th has been made by the Driving Club.
When q good programme will be offered.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
owners of good horses to take part in the
matinee during reunion week.
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Open 10 Now Orleans 49, All Rail. via
HOusfop

Commencing to-day, July Goth, trains
TO New Orleans. Train leaving Ious-
ton every evening Gals arrives in New
Orleans next morning $3.50, being ONE
HOUR AND HALF IN ADVANCE OF ANY
OTHER ROUTE, AND THE ONLY LINE
MAkING CLOSE CONNECT ioNs WITH ALL
L1NrS FOR A l. POINTS east and south
east. For tickets or any reliable intor-
nation, call on ticket agents ii. & Il. G.
II. r., or j. l.. A. THOMAS,
Il. p. A. O., IL. 81 $. Ry. System,
Dallas, Texas,
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.Iuocrlsl,abIe.n

Days and even weeks after tho appli-
cation OF tho genuine Murray & Lannan
Florida Water the handkerchief or gar
ment still exhales "A soft, rich fragrance,
1t is this peculiar advantage over all
other toilet preparations that has won
for this world-famed perfume the OK
pressiye designation Of "imperlshable,n
by which Il is generally known. TO dis
tinguish the genuine article from its
numerous limitations look out for the
"Trade Mark" which consists of n mar
row white strip label bearing tho fac
smile signature of Lanmaf & Kemp,
New YORK, sole proprletors.
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MAYEws GARDEN ELM srnnnr.

Engagement Extraordinary. For Two
Nights Only. Monday and Tuesday
Nights, July 9Sth and 2eth, 1884.
Prof Biddle, the world renowned ven.
triloquist, with his funny companions
Dennis and Snow, in grand Ventrllo.
quist concert, Introducing Mrs. Jones,
the Talking Hand, also rotations
songs, DUETS and funny sayings.
MIR. George III. Harvey, in Spiritual
Manifestations and Spiritualism Fix.
posed.
Admission 10 conts; ladies' and chill
dren free,
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CITY Marshal Arnold received tele-
afam from Chiefof Police Affair." Of Mar
sHoil, Saturday, that he had twonegrocs,
George Hamilton and Taylor Morgan.
alias John Taylor, both colored, in linn
'o, The 'ormGr on the charge Of burglary,
urt the latter as The party suspected Of
making The recent attempts al outrag-
ing partiosun this city. Marshal Arnold
wen, TO Marshall on yesterday morn
us' tnin, aud viii return from there
iAa incoming with the prisoners in
.cuaE.u
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Cleyeland and IIendricl,a Clnh

Cleveland and Hendricks clubs are
being organized in various localities in
the State, and there has beon some talk
of getting one up in Dallas, but no ac-
ton has been taken. Some one should
take the initiative and we are satisfied a
rousing club can he formed.
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Terrell ~. Nash.

This has been the cry for the past ten
ooys, bat yesterday the tide changed
ami he wotch-word was Martyno VS..
The lie.d. I'd. came to the front with
more Cine turn-outs than any liveryman
iu Dallas. MWIype's livery stable rs
.he great resort tor parties who want
first class tnrn-ou,s. Prices always rcl-
sOuable.
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t,od for Z two thonsenddoilar house any

goNd for wothousond dollar house any
night n New York"
IN my rambles during the
past few months [ have dis
covered new phrenolOgist
who is in reality great man, and if any
thing, far superior to the great Fowler.
although he is hut little known except
to chronological students, and am only
waiting for five years contract TO be
signed when | shall endeavor to bring
nm INTO the proper prominence which
ms great ana remarkable talents entitle
him to. Expect to leave here for
home on the lSt Of August.
Until then, With best wishes,
RFNrCy
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Arrested and Relensed.

Mollio, II lowd woman, was arrested
last night by Jack Duncan on the charge
Of being the accomplish of man who is
Delaccio of 50 Saturday night by bur
ylariding his house and using chloro-
form. She was on further investigation
released,
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WIRE RECORD.
In Illinois.

NAsHvlLLE, ILL.,, July 27.-The foun-
dry and machine shops Of TunnyclilTo &
Co. burned here early yesterday morn.
ing-loss, $2i 900; insurance, $lO0O. ".
II. Reynolds, of st. Louis, was part own
or of the property.
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CANADA on THE WATCH.

QUEBEc, July 2j.-Tho authorities ap-
pointed an officer to look after Inc Bari,
JGsandre, from Marseilles, as II is sup
posed she win arrive in few DAYS at an
adjacent port. Escoumaln's uction
caUs4 considerable relief here.
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The ordinance paving Main street and
the cross streets between Main aud Film
from jefferson street TO Sycamore street
stipulates that curbipg stones shall be
put down on those streets paved, but
IL has not been strictly carried out for
some reason, if there be any at all.
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Rxpositlon Govornment Buildlnp.

NEW ORLEANS, July 96.--The Board of
Management Of the, Worlds Exposition
Government building, 1856 by 565 feet
Work on II will be proceeded with vt
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Ono has to wade through vast
amount of free grass rot 90 get an oc
cnsional item ofnews in the Fort Worth
Gazotte.-- lGreenyille Herald.
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- n E' H H II H AN EVER

Wehave Just
Offer at VERY LOW PRICES can nstamen An our safes
" and
some Fire and us Elm
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s. Beck, tho jeweler, 5li Main street, is
agent for "Kayton's Celebrated White
Crystal Spectacles" acknowledged to be
the best spectacles in the market. Call
and purchase u pair and bo convinced OF
their superiority. A perfect tit guman-
teedl
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Rnrnhlinnn Nlentinr.

The Republicans of this city will hold
meeting at the court house on Friday
next at p. m, at which time a Blaine
and Logan club will be formed aud an
executive committee appointed.
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BARGALNSi
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE OUR PRICES
n. PAGE & SON, 7O8 Elm St.

pre ature Loss Of the Hair
May be- entirely prevented by theuse o
Bu NfT'- COCAoINE.
TUE superiority of nrRNErTs FLA
voRING H ,TRA 'r> consists In their per
ial. purity aud strength.
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Almost anything will boat cotton. We
are not In tho habit Of giving advice to
farmers az we believe they know their
business, but we have noticed that there
are many things that can be raised that
will yield tho farmer more money Rib
bon cane IL one of The most profitable
crops that can bc made. Wc were told
by a gentleman the other day that one
aero of ribbon cane, with tn proper at
toniion, would yield GEO gallons Of
syrup. This syrnp Ii now selling at 20
cents 10 Il per gallon, and 10 can be dis
posed OF at th1 mill whore Il Is made at
an average Of 80 cents per gallon. Al
this rate one aero In sugar cane would
produce rs much to the farmer ~ twelve
acfas IN cotton would, giving half bale
10 the acre at 10 cents pound. The cul
tivstiOn of cotton 10 the exclusion of
other crops that arc more profitable has
always proven disastrous 10 thefarmer's
financial well-bong, and II viii always
he sountil change Is brought about.
:. pittsbufg Gazette. -
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city Park Concerts.

We have been requested by tho ladies
Of tho Auxiliary committee to state that
The opon air concerts to be given by them
next week will occur on Tuesday and
Friday nights.
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weather Report.

GALVESTON, July T.--following Is the
weather report for the cotton belt, furnished
by tho United States Signal Service, nctng In
conjunction with TIE RAILWAYS:
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CHANGED EVERY DAY FOR THE MECHANICS, STORE.
Recent Styles

In MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Best goods manufactured. Our collection
consists largely of Fine Corded and Diagonal
materials, with sik-like finish. These Suits
come in wine colors, smoke grays, handsome
browns, deep greens and various fancy mixtures,
at prices ranging from $I8 to SIS and S27 so.
Any slight alterations necessary for perfect fit
are made at the expense Of the house. We can
imagine the want of nothing finer in fit or ap-
pearance than these goods, while prices are per-
haps but half the cost of custom-made clothing
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PASSENGER LISTS.

MoJAvE. May 1lth.-The following over
land passengers passed Moiave May 18th, to ar
E rye IN san dn3e May lh faoHe Ms
vile; H. Bunker, Texas; C. r. Winsow, Boston
4. II. Scott, Guaymas; Mrs. J. s. Mallard, John
Bryson and wife, Los Angeles; Doc K. Krouse
Denver; W. Fisk and wife, Minneapolis; Mrs
Charles Forman, Los Angeles: :. :. Federman
Anaheim, Cal; J. A Browe. A. W Ryan. W
Curlett, NJ l. Wicks. Los Angeles; II. NJ Ames
San Gabriel; V. ". Minis. San Francisco: L. X
Barclay, Ventura Cal; Thomas Hamilton
Denver; T. b. Mott, ". II. Perry, Los Angeles
W. y. Johnson. II. Maynard. W W Heleng Jos
Bert, l. e. Couture Tombstone; s. Craven
Dallas, Tex. :. |. WaunSer, J. :. PITT, San Fran
cisco: G. f. Apilesdie, Detroit; Charles Shield
Los Angeles; W. II. Calvin. J. II. Armby, Chi
cago; J. W. Haines, Richmond, Ind. John
Bean, wife and daughter. Springfield O.: EmmG
Nelson, san Francisco; =. OConnor Miss Fannie
OConnor. DanbCrv Conn
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IHE NATI0NAL CONVENTION. CHICAGO
y first-clasS excursion party will leave San
Francisco Tuesday, May 9th, TO arrive in
Chicago the Sunday following. Pullman
buffet and dining cars. Rates nearly one
half Tickets good for ninety days For
location and other information call ON or
write TO W. H. Jordan, care of General
Ticket Office , New Montgomery street,
corner Palace Hotel San Francisco
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DIED.

Sacramento, May ll-Mrs Ellen Sullivan, ma
tive of Ireland, e. years funeral notice
hereafter
Salmon Falls, FL Dorado county. May l0-Mrs.
Amanda 7. Berry, widow of the late K X
Berry, 60 years (San Francisco papers please
copy.)
Nevada city, Nay e-Mrs Mary Coil 6S years.
Nevada County Hospital, May Jacob c. Smith
a years.
Sonora, May 7-Feiiciana Valdez, GO years.
GTidley, May Amanda James % years
months and days.
Near Amador City, May Simon Pons, 30 years.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Filled N[nv 10 1854 J

Filled May 10 1854
February II. 1SSi-Grangers' Hall Association
OF Florin 10 ". i. Keunedy-Lot No. :, in the
town of Florin.
May 5, 1SS4-Leland Stanford to J. H. Alien
1882 acres of land in the Capital Homestead As
sociatiun's tract OF land
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HoRsroRD's AcGD PHOSPHATE. valuable
remedy for gravel DR. +. Newland, Jr.,
st. Louis, Mo, says Il have used it in
diseases of the urinary organs. such as
gravel and particularly sperniaaorThoea,
with very good results, and think it q very
Y4iassle.seiEcdy IL these diseases
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MARRIED..

ChicOJy Ranch, Yolo county May lI-By Rev
DR.. Charles Taubner, at the residence of tn.
bride 5 parents, Robert Dathe to Anne Nellie
Palm.
Near Dixon, May S-Robert Harkinson TO Allie
Brinkerhof
sonora, May ALLEN ?. Loring to Julia T Con
din.
Oroville, May Edwin Weber 70 Hannah
Eagleson
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

CtEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office OF A. A. COOK 403 street, Sac
ramento city, up to MAY 20 1884, at > o'clock p
NJ for the construction of additions and 10 make
improvements to Hale Bros. q Co. s store, at the
northwest corner of Ninth and X streets. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the Office of 4
A. Cook, Architect. The RICH. is reserved to re-
ieet any and all bids. MIDST
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80 DAYS TRIAL.
WHICH IS THE FALSIFIER =?

WY j. HORNE Is MAKING ELECTRIC
w . belts under my first two patents of Nov
II, 1879, and Nov. 9, 1880, and has made no
changes but what those patents cover and per
init. Within the last year or so he claims slight
changes, by adopting as his my own ideas de-
veloped in my improved Belt He has done this
without my consent, and attempts making them
his by stamping his name on and calling them
''Horne's Belt" He confeSSes to selling " Vests
Belts but his years ago" will reach TO the
present time, proved by his own publications.
sold him half interest in my patents ON April
l6 1881 and from this date he has advertised the
Belt us his, and himself as its inventor. as
is proved by Horne'S Electric Herald of July,
1881, Oct, 1881, June, 1882, and July, 1883. In
these he has cuts with g W. }. Home's Belt" en-
graved and Patented Nov H. 1879, and Nov 9,
1Ssn"-the dates of patents bought of me. Then
saw :" but now IL is "discarded because defec-
tive And yet he is now making this identical
Belt, in every essential particular. In the same
above papers he has engrayings of gold medals
awarded to W. J. Horne" by California state
Fair, 1880 1881, for this same Belt. gold medal
nor any medal was awarded TO Nv. J. Horne"
in the State of California. A silver medal was
awarded the San Francisco Magnetic Belt Co."
Horne 4 Vest by State Fair in 1850. 4 candid
public can now decide who falsiies | hold my
self ready to prove the above statements before
the public the law, as | have all the docu-
ments in my possession
Those who desire genuine and superior Elec-
trio Belt invented, made and sold with honest
claims, will call on or send TO G. \. WEST. 652
Market street, San Francisco, Cal. Sent c. o.
d. or for cash. KIRK, GEARI < co, Druggists,
Agents Sacramento ap23-lm