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WHIP AND SPUR.
Baldwin's Emperor of Norfolk Wins the
Lawyers Stake.


Lawyers Stake.
NASHVILLE, May 3d.-The first race to-
day, one mile, Birthday won, Winslow
second, Alamo third. Time-1:43.
/ The second race, five-eighths of mile,
selling, Orderly won, Ida West second, Dick
Delaney third. Time-1:O3.
The third race, fifteen-sixteenths of
mile, handicap sweepstakes, Leo H. won,
Egmont second, Persimmons third. Time
1:344.
The fourth race, one and one-fourth
miles, Lawyers stakes, Baldwin's Emperor
of Norfolk won, White second, Cruiser
third. Time-2:094.
The fifth race, five furlongs, Dave Hen
messy won, Steve Jerome second, Cheney
third. Time, 1:044.
AT IVY CITY.
WASHINGTON, May 3d.-The first race to-
day, one mile, Paymaster won, Lottery
second, Romp third. Time-1:44.
The second race, three-fourths of mile,
Belle Or won, P. Thomas second, Brown
Charlie third. Time-1l6
The third race, one half mile, Little Bare
foot won, Singlestone second, Sourite third.
Time-:50.
The fourth race. one and one-sixteenth
miles, handicap, Tom Hood won, Young
Duke second, Bess third. Time-1:52
The fifth race, one mile, selling, Bronco
narte won, Subaltern second, Mclaughlin
third. Time-1:454.
TURF NOTES.
New YORK, May 3d.-Snapper Garrison
has announced that if Mr. Haggin retires
from the turf he will give up riding. Gar
rison has an offer of 81 500 for the remain
der of the season, which, with the salary
Haggin will have to pay him in any event,
will make his regular earnings this sum-
mer amount to nearly $4,000. Garrison in
tends to add quite number of fine horses
to his present string which is headed bv
Eolian, and race them in his own name.
Money mas poured in the last few days
on Ben Ali, Miss Ford, Hidalgo, Come
mare and Fenelon for the Suburban handi-
cap, and on Hanover, Dunboyne, Saxony
and Dry Monopole for the Brooklyn handi-
cap.
1t is believed that stable money had
something to do with the low price of Ben
Ali and Hidalgo in the bets. Yet there is
reliable information that the Haggin stable
will not be represented by either horse in
the Suburban, but will depend upon Au-
relia. Ben Ali certainly is looking well
and doing his best in his old-time style.
AT Nashville, on Wednesday, Wary Just
beat Baldwin's Mollie's Last out in the
mile dash by a short half length, in the
rattling time of 1:414. Jacobin was only
half length behind Baldwin's mare. and
Egmont only head behind Jacobin.
On Sunday the better part of Baldwin's
stable, including VolaDte. Norfolk and Miss
Ford, will be shipped direct to New York,
the others going to Louisville.
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THEIR SPIRIT AROUSED.

The Women Will be Lay Delegates. or
Leave the Church.
WASHINGTON, May 3d.-At meeting of
the District Women's Suffrage Association
this evening the following resolution was
passed:
ResolUed, That it is the duty of every woman
in the Methodist denomination to withdraw from
any church where the pastor upholds the action
of the General Conference now assembled in
New York, in refusing to receive the noble
women sent there as lay delegates.
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The Relief Corps Scattered.

Copyright, 1888, by the California associated Pressl
Tower CITY (Pa.), May 3d-A chanda.
lier containing eight large coal oil lamps,
in odd Fellows Hall, fell during meeting
of the WOman's Relief Corps. The lamps
exploded, scattering the burning oil in
every direction. A panic among the ladies
followed, and number were injured in
their efforts to escane
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WHEN all so-called remedies fail. DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures.
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THE SENATORS, rR1nnpu

PHILADELPHIA, May 3d.-Gleason lost his
grip In the fifth inning to-day, and for
few minutes was completely paralyzed.
during that time his work was such that
Washington managed to score six runs
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-MORROW4>}

In our Regular Saturday Sale, We have some Grand
Bargains to give you:
New Dress Suitings. Special lot of Ladies'
Handkerchiefs. An extra fine lot of Ladies'
Hosiery. Job lot of Ladies' Corsets.
Lot of Ladies' Shoes to close. Extra good
values in Ladies' ParasoIs. Drives in Gents
Furnishing Goods. Special lots of Gents
and Boys Clothing.
Attractive lines of Millinery. Ladies' and
Misses Hats. trimmed and untrimmed
Many other lines will be found in
TO-MORROW'S ADVERTISEMENT.
The weather is liable to be damp and rainy To-day.
The old winter Shoemay be getting the worse
for wear. 1t is better to spend little money
for Shoes than for drugs. We can give YOU
any kind or quality in Gents Shoes you may
wish For heavy Shoe the Red House Bro
gan is the best Wearer, solid soes and whole
stock uppers, ST. 35. Gilman's seamless So
Shoe, in Congress and Lace. is soft easy
Shoe. in any style, toe, lace, button and con-
gress, is one of the best shoes in the market
for all uses. Gents French Calf Congress,
plain broad toe, seamless, Dongola Kid tops
So. Gents French Calf. narrow toe light and
dreSSy in Congress, Lace and Button, D, E or
EE, $4 so. Mems French Calf, hand
Congress, Dongola top, seamless vamp. plain
French or London toe and tip, So.
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THE CAPITAL.
THE CHINESE TREATY LIKELY TO
BE RATIFIED.
Indignant Women-The Races and
Circus of Greater Interest
Than Tariff Debates.
PLEASED WITH THE RESULT.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To TEE RzooRD-uNIoN.l
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CHICAGO, May Sd. = Indianapolis lost
again to-day. The game was an interesting
one throughout. A good many brilliant
plays were made. Chicagos superior
work at the bat accounts for the victory.
The playing of Petit, Williamson and
Pfeitfer were the features of the game,
Pfeiffer doing some wonderful work in the
way OF stopping balls. Denny made sew
eral bad fielding errors. Score-C Chicago, 7;
Indianapolis, 3.
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THE BALL-TOsSERS.
Results of League and Other Ball Games
Yesterday.

DETROIT. May 3d.-The Detroits snatched
victory from defeat to-day by hard-hitting
and some unfortunate errors by their op-
ponents in the ninth inning. Henderson's s
pitching was fair up to the ninth, when he
seemed to lose his grip. There was hard
hitting throughout the game on both sides.
Score-Detroit IS, Pittsburg 13
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One of Grants Doctors Dv,n.

Icepwight 1883, blythe California associated Press
New YORK, May 3d.-Dr. ]. H. Douglas.
who attended Grant in his last illness. is
very i'll. Douglas is 63 years old. His
naturally slender form is wasted by suffer-
ing, being constantly tortured with pain.
Colonel Fred Grant denies that there is anv
dispute over Douglas bill for services rem
dered his father. The bill was 81 900, or at
the rate of 81 800 per month.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
AN IOWA TOWN SUFFERS FROM
A HURRICANE.
Voorhees, War Record-The Late
q. Strike-What the Poll
ticians Are Doing.
CONVENTIONS, ETC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrcoRD-us1os.l
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SFsR HILLS AND MALT HOUSE.

7O7c 1Ols, 1929 FIFTH STREET, sAcRA
Drietors Manufacturers of Malt and sll kinds
Of Meals Would call special attention to our
Kiln-dried Cornmeal, Oatmeal, etc. Also, deal
ers in Hops, Corks, Produce, Grain, Feed and
general assortment of Brewers Supplies.
aa-Exchange sold on all principal cities in
In
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PACIFIC COAST.
GLORIOUS RAINS THAT GLADDEN.
THE FARMERS.
Fatal Leap From a Car-An Ancient
Murder Case-The Sunken
Steamer-Etc.
THE GRANGERs GLORY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooED-us1rss. !
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CITY MARKET,

No. lis j Street.................. Sacramento,
yT1HE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST
favorably located Market for shipping of
meats BY either railroad or express, being but
half a block from either place. Orders by
freight or express are ready for shipping in
twenty minutes after being received Our
meats are the best. Trade solicited and sup
piled at the lowest market rates.
A. HEILBRON & BRO.
sn97-TDlrn PrOprietors
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THR BEANEArERs DO UP THE GIANTS.

IHK BkAN-EATERs DO UP THE GIANTS.
New York, May 3d.-New York was de-
feated to-day in well-played game, leaving
the Bostons still at the head of the list
Had she lost to-day Chicago would have
been on top. The work of both teams to-
day was good in nearly all respects. Clark
sons. Keefe's, Richardson's and Ewing's
playing were features. Score-Boston 6,
New York Q
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A S13O,oOO Fire.

BIG RAPIDS Mich, May 3d.-The Chip
pewa Lumber Company's yards were
burned to-day, involving a loss of $50, 900.
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He Burned for Freedom.
LCopwialt. 1sss. bu ne cnlifor,,i 1..o.ia,.., p-.

!CopyTlgh 1858, 6y The CdlfoTaia associated Pressl
MODESTO, May 3d.-At 5 o'clock this
morning the city Jail was discovered on
tire from the inside. The flames were ex-
tinguisheo by outsiders, after the door and
casing were badly burned. The only
prisoner in the Jail was Edward BurreiI
(colored), charged with petit larceny. No
charge for setting the Jail on fire has yet
been entered AGAINST him.
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Iowa's Stringent Liouor Law.

DEs MONIES Qa.), May 3d-The State
Pharmaceutical Association, in annual ses-
sion here to-day, resolved that as soon as
the present permits had expired, the men,
bers would refuse to sell liquor for any
purpose, claiming that the law passed by
the late Legislature made it impossible for
them to do so without financial sacrifice
and loss o. selfrespect
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE.
II. c. MAY & CO.,

400 AND $50 X STREET, CORNER FIFTH,
fHO Sacramento, Cal. Shippers of Fruit and
Vegetables. orders for the country carefully
packed. 2 0. Box 437. Il
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DENVER, May 3d.-Ben Robbins, of Ken
tucky, who was recently appointed Assist
ant District Attorney of Colorado, and who
attempted suicide few days ago by cut
ting his throat, is thought to be hopelessly
insane.
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Murder will Out.
THE MEADOW BROOK MYSTERY LIKELY TO BE CLEARE
UP AFTER THREE YEARS.

THE MEADOW BROOK MYSTERY LIKELY TO BE CLEARED
UP AFTER THREE YEARS.
Scranton dispatch says the mystery attending
tne death OF Thomas Marley, OF Meadow Brook
Pa, whose body was found In the reservoir near
Connells Breaker, about three years ago, seems
likely TO be cleared up through the efforts OF
James Gallagher, OF Hazleton, who was In the
station-house in Scranton Saturday ON the charge
OF drunkness
Galagher's story Is to the effect that while serv
Ing a years sentence In the Eastern Penitenttary
ne was placed In a cell with Anthony Malta OF
scranton, VINO had been sent to the penitentiary
Ior eighteen months for stealing. During the
period OF imprl sOnment Malta confessed to Gal
lagher that he had murdered Marley by knocking
MS mead with bludgeon and had thrown tine
oouy IN reservoir at the mine. He said that the
Watcnman at the mine had seen him near the
reservoir Dut guessed he would not suspect any,
lining wrong. Marley, who worked at the mine
9uisappeared on q pay night The Lackawanna
missing man. His family gave him up for lost
ABOUT SIX months after his disappearance the
reservoir at the breaker was cleared out and Mar
leys remains were found In 1t. The superstition
reservoir Gallagher also said that Malta confessed
10 MN tnat ne TOOK $50 from his pocket after he
killed hlm- While In jail Gallagher and Malta
hao railing out one day, and Gallagher tainted
MIN with being murderer. This enraged Malta
who afterward hit Gallagher on the head with NJ
iron spoon nearly killing MIN. Malta was released
10 March last Soon after Gallagher was set free
he came on 10 Scranton to hunt I'D his assailant
ana take revenge by having him arrested for muir
ger. Gallagher has been In consultation with
Cniei OF polce Wade for the past few days, but he
got drunk saturday night and gave the whole
thing away. Malta is supposed to be located at
FORT Grlmths, and Gallagher left for there this
morning 10 mo MIN. He will be arrested II found.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FEET ON THE WEST SIDE OF VERMONT
AVENUE AND I'M ROvED BY PALATIAL
RESIDENCE, KNOWN AS No. ll2o VERMONT
Under aud By virtue of certain deed of trust bear
li36 folio a. seQ. Que OF the land records Of the
district 81 ColumoiA We the undsrsigned trustees
will on MONDAY. THE TWENTY.NINfH DAY OF
OCTOBER A d. 1883. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK a.. sell ~ public suction, in front Of the
premises situate and being in the city Of Warrington
District Of Columbia and known aud distinguished
AL OF lots numbered forty mine (49) to sixty (O both
inclusive, and the south fifteen 15 feet Yer
mont avenue by the full depth thereof Of numbered
part OF square numbered two hundred and fourteen
(214), as per plat recorded in Lber W. b NJ, folio
1885, Of the records Of the surveyors Office Of the
trict Of Columbia. with all buildings and improve
ments thereon. together with the rights sasemen "a
privileges. and appurtenances to the Belonging
or IN any wise appertatning.
Terms of sale-One half cash: and balance I'm one
two or three years, Tor which Of the
are TO be given bearing interest from da, sae ct
the rate Of o Per cent par .nnum until paid, pay
on the property cold all cash option Of purchaser
1he property viii be sold . whole and deposit Of
81 BOO will be required at time Of sale. All convey.
ancing &c ct cost Of purchaser Terms Of sale Be
wise the trustees herixht 70 resell the prom
ey at the risk and cost of the defauting purchaser
after ten days public notice by advertisement in
one or more newspapers published In the District Of
RICHARD W. TYLER
EosERT G. RUTHKRFoRD} Trustssa
Once Of TYLER RUTHERFORD
oc17-d6ds l3O7 st. NV, Washin gton, DO
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Didn,t Leave n Penny.

A KANSAS COUNTY TREASURER STEALS EVERYTHING
HE COULD GET HOLD OF.
TOPEKA, HAN, Oct. 22.-Tne examination OF the
books OF JOS Field, the defaulting treasurer oi
Waoaunses county, showed that the deficit Is
considerably Larger than at nrst estimated. IL will
amount " fully S:}0OU0. His bOndsmen have be-
CJIue alarmed anu nave surrendered him 10 the
sAer.n. Ills sOu Jerry, who has for the past eight
years been his TAI ner's deputy, and VINO had been
elected succeed his IaIner been arrested for
being connected with the deIacatlOn. IL Is alleged
IuaI ne nau known OF the shortage Tor several
months, but made no report OF II TO the county
commissioners he admits that he Cautioned his
IaIher against Specializing In stocks with county
funds, and JOld MIN that IL would result dlSas-
tTOusly. The county Is lett almost pennIleSs, and
viii De Obliged " borrow money TO pay the run
Ian. EXPENSES. Inc people OF the county are
very much excited over the matter.
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Four Murders in Ten Days.
THE rHROATs OF CoLoRED MEN CUT BY A MYSTERI0l
ASSASSIN AT TUSCALOOSA, ALA

The THROATs OF COLOKED MEN CUT BY MYSTERIOUS
ASSASSIN AT TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
The people OF Tuscaloosa, a small town % miles
southwest OF Birmingham, Ala, are excited by the
mysterious murder OF four colored men within
ten days. The nrst victim was Jonn Hill, a re-
spected mechanic, who was supposed to nave been
murdered for his money. His dead body was found
on the street one morning with the throat cut and
nitcen knife wounds in the body. Last Monday
the body 0f an unknown cOlored man was found In
the woods a few miles from town, and Friday the
body OF the third victim was found In the river
nearby. the Threats OF both having been cut from
ear to ear.
sunday morning the body OF the fourth victim
was found In the woods near Tuscaloosa The
Officers have so far been unable TO obtain any clue
~ the perpetrators OF the crimes. The body found
Sunday morning has not yet been identified AL
tie victims had their tnIOats cut. With the ex-
cepuOn OF the nrst one the bodies showed no other
marks OF violence. The cOlored people OF the town
have been frightened out OF their wits by these
crimes
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KILOGRAMS TO IHE STAR
A Grand Hunt in Mexico
sUFrALo BILL TO LEAD PARTY OF AMERICANS
AND ENaLISHNEN

bVFtALo BILL TO LEAD BIG PARTY OF AMERICANS
AND ESGLIsHNEN.
IL PAso, TEX, Oct 22--It Is understood from
The oesL OF sources, that grand hunting party, TO
De led BY Buffalo Bill, Is looked for In FL Paso in
about two weeks The party will consist OF a few
Clstinsu lshed Americans and a number OF Euro
pean sclons o. nobility and wealth. IL will take In
and penetrate the Businesses OF the sierra Madres
That have 50 long been closed TO the investiga
OF the white man by the hostile Apaches, which are
now completely removed. They will travel In
special cars, which Will be left in Ell PasO
curing their lengthy stay In Mexico, which
may De prolonged Tor months orders have
already reached FL Paso to make Preparations for
tue party. Lord Charles Beresford, and In ali
PROBABILITY the Grand Duke OF Russia, will come
along. Il Paso Will be the supply point OF the
hunt They Will 90 nrst 10 the COrraIitos country,
Nhere the MOrmOns are starting their settlements
on large scale, and TO the adjoining Cases
Grandes District, where the most Interesting and
majestic remains Of Aztec ant guilty can Ue found
That have never yet been described by American
scientists and historians They Will go thence 10
senator Hearsts great ranch, which lies In the
midst OF An exceeding romantic country, full OF an
tlqdtleS and game. Most OF that country has
never before been trod by the foot OF white man.
AT the Holman House, in New York, where the
preliminary arrangements are fast being perfected,
Judge j. F. Crosby heard several members OF the
party say that they intended u go principally In
search OF game. Out would also Keep an eye 10
Windward Tor such other objects as might present
an attractive aDDearance.
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HNHE GREAT
NNHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
orblE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQTIPMEyy

Il PENNSYLVANIA Rorrr
p1 Or LIE , NohtH' "EsI; +, hNp s0UTHwEsr
Ehf MAeS fIfSRlP ffS SEHfsfs
TRAINS 1Esf Eft M.sH ASsnsl = ISIS
SooRNER SIXTH AND b STREETS AS foL:
Pullman Sessb aS cs &C. I1sa ssPrr g.
Lane. = 30 am daily, 70 cincinnad and 81 Louis
.ndHarrisburs % 81 Louis. daily except sasarsy.
w. Chicago with Sleeping Car M,oona . lhcsTa
Cars Washington 90 chica.o sad :, Louis ccanect-
Louisville and MeInphis Pacific Erpres.. 10 %
throusn sesper % s,,ssur and nj sse mesl ~t.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For lre cspandaisua, and Vocheser. daily lot But.
IA with I'm sisspas .r .aSsp. sa,nTa.y l3oo
For Wiiiiamsporl Loci Haven. and Eln,Ia Il IS,
For a NV ars, ayi e. SS g., SUNDAY On ooo
u 40 am; ZOO 4 10. 10 90: and 20 pm I'M Ga
ITO I'm Lm,si TrpTs. Of P1Iim noop s.s rHt
Sars = 40 An daily. slcept Sunday. and 3:45. :.
For BOsi9s without ehanse. 90 pm every day
Tor bT9cs ,y T. all tsrSuxh train. sonnsc, q yss
direct transfer 20 FULTON street avoiding double
For , fRli.Ssi tSbS. N sS f 800 II 90 and
zoo, 10, 500. 10 90. and II 20 m. on sun.
ITO pm LEid fIp pres ali II f S Car. 40
an. weekdays and ) 45 .. m daily. with Dining
For Baltimore e:35. z 90 eoo e;4o, Q SO, II 90.
40, 900. 40. 10 90. and ii soP on sun.
DAY, 300, g:o5. $50 li;4o am. 2soo 3s&A
$40. 600. 40. 1000, and IL 20 pm
For Pope. Greek Line 20 am aud $40 Pm daily.
For Annapolis. 70 aud 200 a m To- s. 20 .aI
800 y m. daily. except Sunday. SundAya y 90 o.
m. 4:10p.m.
All-AAND..A AND FRFDFRICKs BrTRa Rarr
MAJ, AND ALEXANDRIA AND MAsHIN0TON
hAlLkOAD.
For Als.Anana eoo Is. s.4os .4a- 1857 an-
20t noon EOS 42a 90, 5 So e:0a s.0a
1857 Am- 2 80. 5:55. Sos. aud 10 :o5 PM
foe q, 5n i9r 2uannoo 20 Pm week days
On, and o % pm daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for wAshinston- o ;0S 2 Oh
OO. 10, 10 ID. IL 90 AN. 20. 800, Bra
5:l0, 90, e:32. 0:42 and IL .05 pm. On sua-
Gay sis 10 ana lsO9 an zoo. 10. q 10. Bal
Tckets and information at the ofice northeast cor
ner of 9Th street aud Pennsyvania avenue and &c
the station. where orders be left tor the checknT
CHAS. L PUOH, j. X, MOOD.
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A Buffalo Farm in Kansas
Nh JONES BUYS MANITOBA HERD AND ORGANIZE
SUCK COMPANY.

Nh JONES BUYS A MANITOBA HERD AND ORGANIZES
A Stuck COMPANY.
TOPEKA, nam, OcI. 22.-C. H. Jones has closed
4 contract with parties in Manitoba for the only
herd Of domestic buffalo In the world OF any note
outside OF his famous herd here. They Will be
brought uext month To Garden city, and placed
with Mr.. Jones nert- There are nlnety-one mead
OF ful-OlOoued DisOns, SIX head OF three-quaTters
breed, and eight nall-breeds, and when added u
Jones herd here he Will have one hundred and
nIIy head. Mr.. Jones thinks that the half and
thTee-auaTter buffalo Is new Face OF cattle that
Will surprise the world and be the coming animal
for rOOcs AMI msat, a. they require no shelter vi
Iced except natural range Mr.. Jones has CON-
pleted the organization OF a stock company wlIh
a capital OF S2OO,OO0 which will establish an ex-
tenslye rancn IN tInney County for the propaga-
ton Of the buffalo.
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e E / ~ j NV II \ :;
ocl0 7TH. STE. AND d STREETS.
II Is WONDERFUL

What ahttie cash Will accomplish these days II You
deal at the GOLDEN EAGLE. and hare 10 what We win
do for you
eS: for this amount you will ind ten styles Of suits
for msn; sisss from 80 TO 42, frock or sack.
o1O for this amount show twenty styles Of suits:
sizes from 80 to AZ, sack or frock.
Gig; for this amount you purchase from M one OF
twenty styles Of suits either Chevio Cashmere or
stsd. frock or sack
SIS; this amount will purchase in our house one Of
forty styles Of Chsvot Cashmere worsted suts 81
to A. sack or frook tailor made good enough to adorn
any gentleman.
els. ego. s23 and s25: ct this price We can shov
you such variety Of suits We have never before
shown.
ovERooATs without end and such prices a win
surprise you.
e. e2.so. o. sS.76 s4.s0. o. $3.50, %, "a. ss,
~, SIC. At these figures W show you . variety Of
suits Tor boys from to II years that 10 sndlssa
35c, Soc. $50. 76e. COO, 81. sl25, sL6o, q rs.
e. These are the prices Of pants for boys from
TO II ysarA
In Boys ovERooATs We have supr sms values, and
wiu pay you to give them special examination be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
For money saving always visit
TIE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
NO 200 7TH ST. n. ". COR D.
ocl0-eo3m