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Other descriptions of Manila are quoted as 1ol-
lows: Whale Line HawseI-laid Rope for well
boring, sand Pump Lines. 1Sc Clothes Lines in
hanks, lS1sc; Sash Cord 1SHc; Lanyard and
Tarred Rope Ice: Lath Yarn, Ice: Hop Twine
in balls, tarred, Ice; Grapevine Irvine, 1870 IN
Binder Irvine. $50 feet to the ID. 151%c.
DESICCATED COCOANUT-Schepp's EAST
ern) is quoted as follows: LIB papers lin cake
boxes Is fbsl soc; lib papers (in bread boxes ~
ibs) soc; 1-b tin canisters Gin wood case, 80 ios)
3l15c LIB pals I'm wood case, 80 fbsl, S2ac D ~
Pioneer California; is quoted at Csc p % in as
sorted tins, 2ic in 1-ib tins and 19912c in bbls.
DRuGS-We quote BiiCsr6 s g, "a Sq e &C.
Pacific and 81 15Gl 70 for English Soda Ash,
81 SO@2 % California Crystals, SS@34c Tor re-
fined ana S4GS5c p b for powdered.
DRY GOODS-Prines are generally jobbing at
415G7c; Ginghams and ouitings, 74l2c; Lawns,
S15al215c: Brown Cottons, case; Bleached Cot
tous, 6telS1ac; Brown Sheetings and Shrtlngs,
l11S625c.
al 2215 on the river and 81 25@l ~ here;
Alaska Canned Salmon, SlG %.
LEATHER-Sole, 26@29c for good heayy, 229
25e for good medium and light; Butt, 12G14c
a foot; Side, l20l4c p foot; Calf Skins COG
Sc b; Kip Skins, sS6G6O . dozen; Harness
Leather, 27@SOc p ID for heavy and 22'S25c for
No. 2
LUMBER-Cargo lots of Pine or Fir at mill
ROEs aaS feet and under &c. above 70
feet and up to so feet, S1l@i4; above 50 feet SIS
r. %; dressed tongued and grooyed, SIS; Shingles,
81 %; Laths. feet, 81.
MALT LIQUORS-Tennents Ale, So 50@4
Tennents Stout, IS 25@3 so; Guinness Stout,
So 25@4 Falks Milwaukee Beer, SIC 80 2 cask
for qts and Sl7 for pints; Conrad Seipp Brewing
Company's Milwaukee Lager. Slb 50 per dozen
quarts, and sic per dozen pints.
MATCHES-Eastern Parlor. 81 60; local per-
cuSsion, 30@D35c per gross.
METALS-Pig Iron, s24@SO to arrive and
s26 G32 for spot lots.
NAILS-Revised rates since September 22d are
foll
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BEEcHAM's pills cure sick headache.
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FOURTEENTH PRECINCT.

Comprises that portion of Costumes town.
ship lying south and west of line de scribed as
follows: Beginning at point common TO the
corner of sections Is, 10, q and y in township
s. range 8; running thence south two miles to a
point common to he corners of sections p, IS
49, "a; thence east on section line onehah mile
10 the northeast corner of the northwest quarter
of section "a; thence south one-half mile to the
center of section "a; thence east one and one
half miles to tue southeast corner of the north
east quarter of section 35; thence south on Sec
ton line six and one-half mills 10 the south
line of Costumes township.
Polling piace-BalPS store, Live Oak.
Inspectois-Oliye Plummer, Jacob Hutch
inson.
Judges-George Atkinson, E A Brown.
Clerks-P A Wagner G : Gibbs.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
UNDERTAKES.

REEVES & LONG,
UNDE RTAK
No. SOC Street,
HEEP ON HAND EVERYTHING IN THE
n Undertaking line. Also, agents for the
fndestructible Burial Caskets made of cement).
Orders from city or country attended to at all
hours. NO ICE USED. Embaiming specially
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A. L. HART,
THOMAS w, HUMPHREY.

a. L. HART,
A TTORNEY.AT-LAW = OFFICE: SOUTH
"A west corner Fifth and streets. Rooms IL
l8 and IL, Suffer Building. tt
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
ELECTION
Proclamation !!

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO,
October TO- A. D. 1890
TINE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
| County of Sacramento hereby give notice
that a general election will be held through
out the State of California on
Tuesday. the 4th Day of November,
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Thu H<iS W. hUuF hhN1I
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
"A Southwest corner Seventh and ] streets;
Notary Public. Collections. Sacramento, Cal.
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NINETEENTH PRECINCT.

Compri es that portion OF San Joaquin town.
ship lying north of line commencing at the
southwest corner of section Is, township z,
range 5; thence east on section line to the shell
don grant; thence along the northwestern
boundary line of said grant to the eastern
boundary of said San Joaquin township.
Polls at Florin Fruit Association Office, Florin.
Inspectors-Willian Schofeld, Charles Pat
ton.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. W. O. REITB,
HENTIST, LINDLEY BUILD
~ ing, southeast cor ner Seventh sS8%UX0
and streets sacramento Cal. fTffS$4
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lage that its alarm bell had aroused no one
but ourselves. Even JEFF G%rimshAw, who
had come home late from market indeed,
not long before the burglary had been at
tempted, and dog tired, had not had his
slumbcTs broken by IL; but the next morning
all Marlstone knew what had happened, and
Gould talk OF nothing else but Dauntless
Kitty.
There could be no question as TO the cir.
cumstAnces OF the case. kitty's salary had
been paid her that afternoon, heinG quarter
day, and Dick had Thought TO make prize OF
her ElO without difficulty. Some said be
had nut Grape on has face that she might
version Of the story WAs that the
audaclous T%eprobate had used no con-
ceAlment, but trusted to her prom
lse not 10 betray him II he spared her life.
But, instead Of being beholden to his mercy,
no one had the courageous little creature
than she had thrown up the sash, and before
his ugly mug could present itself had
graEDed a rung or two, and thrown both
thief aud ladder backwards. II wa wonder
mi hos such little WTIrts ard fairy hands
could have performed such a feat, but there
Nas the broken ladder. n Dick with his
broken leg, and a rural policeman watching
ahalr was IN tie county rspcr, from which
IL was copied into the London ones and
ran the round OF the press
Not since Grace DHrllng's magnificent ex-
ploit had any heroine been made 50 much
of by the pubic a. Kitty Carol. Her couT-
lieyet pleased her much more tor che Nss a
rensible girl, not only MAS a testimonial
ITeEeuted To he- by the ntighbOThoOd on
Yellum, but a purse Of 80 guineas.
Even old GTimshAW expressed his opinion to
his son that that ere young sehoolmistrsss
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ITS FOOL OWNER SPOILED 1T.

A Fine Watch Recklessly Ruined on
an Electric Motor Car.
I cav a funny thing on one Of the cleo.
trio cars the other day, says a writer in
the Albany Argus.
A young follow pulled a costly gold
chronometer out of his pocket while the
car WAS going up the hill, detached il
from the chain and. Just for the purpose
of showing that he dared" do it, laid
the watch OF the floor of the car Just over
the motor.
OF course it became heavily charged
with the electrical fluid and stopped.
After it had lain there perhaps ten sec.
onds he picked it up and it began run
ming again.
Some one in the car remarked that il
might do once. but it would not be q safe
experiment to try very often. He secuted
the idea of danger, and 10 show that no
harm could ONE to n watch under the
circumstances he placed it upon the floor
again.
Once more il stopped. but he let IL lie n
minute or more. He then picked 1t up,
hut the wheels refused to revolve. lie
shook il vigorously, but they stood per
fectly firm. The works had become thor
oughly magnetiZed.
All he has left now is n 800 case, for a
leading ieweller has told him the works
are ruined, The moral is obvious.
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must be a good plucked one, - to which Jcn
cate subject, that Tho thought she must be
so n what the NEWSPAPERS raid OF the young
woman was correct" As for ms tutors m
pills, IL We had all been smlitten with KITTY
before We were now quite wild about her,
aud in some cases even driven To puetry. ~
rhyme - witt. - pretty, - anu another with
- witty, which was perfect enough 20 far
as the rhyme went. but absolutely without
foundation in fact. For Kitty. admirable
as size MAS ia So many ways, was not
brilliant, She could write and cipher
said, musical; but Otherwise she was not an
accomplished girl. With 70 much beauty
and good sense and courage she lid not
need ACCOMPLISHMENTS, nor would she have
suited JeN II size had possessed them. lie,
too, like herself, Was all natnTaluess and
simplicity, and truthful az tho day.
IL was no sluT upon kltty's truth, but
rather an illustration Of her maRuauImity
and tenderness OF heart, that "A stranger
thing now occurred though u by no means
gave the same public satisfaction than even
the incident HAT had made her tauuut,
Notwithstanding the wrong that had been
done her, and which might have ended dis
cute. She not. only declared that she hat
not RECOGNIZED lck, which would have been
Of very Little consequence sluce he had
been found by US almost Ia the very
act OF burglary, but protested that
she was not prepared 70 swear any such
recollection, she said, OF having seen hin on
the ladder, or of pushing u backWA li-,
though rbe had heard Z e crash Of II IN the
road and the cries OF the wounded TuthAn.
She even added that 70 was solely Tor hHs
sake. and not On LeT y account. that she
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unexpected spectacle as at finding himself
falling backward through tpace IN to the
frozen ground, with the results with which
we are acquainted. But Dick had rocog-
nlIed JET. whioA complicated matters
very much. An arrangement Was there
the spot. II Dick said nothing Kitty WAs 20
say nothing. He would thus avoid penal
servItude, while the young couple would
keep the secret OF Their marriage undis-
closed. You remember how we all went on
about those little wrists, those dainty nm
gers having pushed the ruf14n TO the
ground. 1t was Jeh,s fingers, which we're
MOI az all dainty, that did II. The way IN
which She was spoken Of in the testimonial
which | am afraid | composed makes me
hot with indignation even To this hour.
How mpiestly. and almost reluctantly, You
Tecu!Ievt. she tonk that nifty gutneas We pre-
sented TO her as the reward of yAlOr-and no
fessei she never periured herself. a. l
thought she did. about the matter. 81 ran
'uto tle other room while Jet threw the
ladder backwards and really did not witness
tlAt catastrophe.
And how did il come out after all 70
"Oh, Dick Tarlton-thongh, fortunately
for Jen and his wife, not till after old Grim.
shaw died ami they mad made q pretense OF
going away aud getting m~arried-told the
whole Story IN his ups Public feeling
here-for none MS like being made fools Of
ran very strong against Kitty, and her hu4.
band had to eel the farm and 60 elsssheIe"
Of sentiment should have liked TO have
''Mel, one would hardly call her pretty
noW-she was Just a a grandmother the
asst time | saw her; but II You docome across
.her don't call her 'DAuntless Kitty, - you
used u do. for ~ rather = sore sablses
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continued. warming with my recollection OF
HIM. Deceit seemed 80 impossible to hln
that / always wondered how hg could have
kept ms lovc for KITTY a secret from his
father: aud zee. too. how simple ~
Not 80 sImp G as you think and as used
think. interrupted the vicar.
Al, hut you could never forgive her foI
refusing to prosecute that srouudrel Dick
Garltou, ' said /. smiling. Did you ever
learn the rights OF that story, by the wAy 2
II learned the stCry-bnt there vas not
much TIEI.t> in u, returned my companion,
stIll more grmly am sorry 20 destroy
an illusion of youth, my dear fellow, but
that Young woman made fools OF rs al IN
VI hat bsuntless Kitty oh, DO let me
"MiL, briefly, this is what occurred.
Jth aud she were not such a very patent
couple. for. taxing advantage OF a months
Nlslt that Kitty raid with my h~ou,CkecLer.
and he with his father. TO see the Worlds
Fair IN London. the trst exhibition, Won
know-they got married tEelr, and were
married wien YOU knew them.
Well, | never. sand /.
THAT Is what We all sald when VIC came
to hCar C! II. winch fortunately for them Old
GIlm-hSw never did. The farmer vas away
the burglary. aud Jcn had gone 10 market; he
called at TIT sChOal-house on his Way home,
and had q ate supper With ms wife. As they
sat at table they heard the ladder being
put mp az he wlndoa; NIFTY Was rot al all
frightened, vet she hardly deserved, under
the circumstances, that character Ton dannt-
lessness which she long enjoyed; as Tor Je1,
he rather reilshtd the notion OF the surprise
he would give the burglar when he should
zee whom he had 10 deal with instead o.
Kitty. In tact. ] should think Mr.. kichaul
IarIton Was almost "a astoL4sheI al that
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had held on to the school bell. and runs il
a. II hat certainly never been ung before.
This latter statement was cOrroboratel
~ one could call II By such a name. when
IL was obviously a mere straw that he was
ciiuginE tn by Dick himself. whO sWoTe as
he would swear anything that, being drunk,
AS usual lie had fallen over the lander int
opposite tire school-house. and that m that
brittle weather they had both gone To pieces.
And here again he was backed to some small
extent by Jeft, for the ladder, which be-
!uu2ed To- his father. had been uscd OF late
prepared to swear - that II had not been left
ont that night IN such a position As To have
obstTucted the footpAth.
Now. n was known that Dicks father, the
aputheCary, had called on Kitty the morn
lug after the occurrence, and what was
more likely than that lac hal prevailed IN
her not 20 give evidence against his coed
have sad anything that KITTY bade him: so
TINS story at Aers was believed BY nobody.
lie best tAat could lie sAld OF II was that
she wa so alarmed aud excited by the at
teiuI1td outrage that, AFTER her noble
instincts lad preserved her in the manner
Wa clear they had done. she remembered
absolutely nothing Of what had La%pIeuvt.
sui. without her testimony there was
nothing to oppose to Dick explanation Of
the atAiT, AMI a. my tutor expressed lt who
Was = magistrate. and deblTous uf QlstIu-
gushing himself in that line. u Wa clear
that there would be an Infamous mlscar-
rage OF justice.
And 20. m Point of fact, there was. Every
cnglne was set % work 10 bresk down poor
Kitty = resolution her internal obstuAry, %
OF, Grm vaiCd n. but without success.
80 angry my tutor was With her-Aud even
With Jcii for not pressing n e samC arEu-
msuts Oh Ler-hs onh sall; Mel, Knows
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poisoning. body, mind and soul by nico-
time and alcohol,
The day is past when girls marry for Q
home. The maiden of to-day. trained by
the thinking. Intelligent mother, is taught
that purity must we'd purity. that lntelli-
gence. honor and virtue must find their
equal. She is taught to demand in mat
rimony what she gives but the supply is
not equal to the demand,
l do not believe there is alive the young
man of integrity and honor who cannot
support awife. True worthis sure of rec
ognition, and priceless gifts are his TO
shower upon his bride-youth, health.
purity, truth. Does he estimate her love
SO lightly rs to- think money would be
more to her than these?
The woman tit to lie q wife will demand
only such jewels. but demand them she
must and have them she will.
e.. IOuIsE.
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The Preventive of a Terrible Disease,

No disorders, creeping the most deadly forms Of
lung disease, involve such . tremendous destruo-
tcn of organic tissue as those which fAstsn upon
the A'dneys, such mAlAfies, when they become
ch~ronic-7ui none are 80 liable 10 assume that
phase comp;''tly wreck the system, To preVont
this terrible diseaa. recourse should bo had upon
the fret manifestation OF trouble. 10 HosrETIEWs
STOMACH BIrTERs, which experiences has proved
10 be highly effective as a means Of impATiing tone
aud regularity to the orFa 81 u~TinAtion. AZ well a.
to the liver, stomach and bowels, Another bsnr-
hcill result Of this medicine. naturally consequent
upon It's duretie action. Ia the sliminAt ion from the
uIood OF uupuTlties VII Oh beget ThsuInAtisn. nsu-
rAlgiA. guut, dropsy ana other mAlAiist. By IN
cteasinz the actlyity Of the kidneys Il AlEnents the
depnTAtiNs efficiency of these organs, which hTs
m0st important Oltlrts for the escape OF such i'm
mIILlLE.
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LOUISE.

To me Editor
] wonder that among many good rea-
SON the best of them does not appear.
That is, the social reason" 1t seems to
Inc that as the members Of society are
cared for by society" marriage i'll most
cases will be an unwise step and will be
more and more avoided as time passes on.
To produce paupers is not the object of
marriage. To enlarge tho number OF
idlers and out-of work men and women
is too poor q reward Tor getting married.
The people are poor, helpless, not
cared for and not allowed TO taxi care OF
themselves. Is there any sense of marry
lug under such circumstances
Give every honest man a chance to
make an honest living. free us from the
politicians and social parasites and the
question, why young men do not
marry will disappear. SAMUEL.
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1T was something else frightened you
first. though, my poor sirl, " said the vicar,
piiiully, 1T is clear enough that this
seoundrel vas going to rob the house, and
would have doue it but for you pushing
him and his ladder backward. You're a
brave Girl, a dauntless girl, Kitty, and you
would have nothing to be ashamed OF If YOU
had broken his neck instead OF his leg. You
eoWardly hound, to attack a poor girl living
all alone this last remark wac, OF course.
made to Dick, who had opened his eyes and
feebly asked 10 be taken home. This was
ObViously the best thing to DO done with
hlm, because his father was au apothecary,
Whieh Is almost A. good as ! doctor. You
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shall go there in the mean time" said the
vicar, with stern significance, By way OF
indicating that the arrangement would be
bat temporary, and the iail would be his
goal eventually.
so Atty lent us her own little mattress.
aud four OF ~ volunteered 10 carry the
wretch, while the wear superintendent the
proceedings as ambulance Inspector. A.
was the NTH man, aud not wanted, l offered
10 stay with POOR Kitty, in case abe might be
frightened again. but my tutor. With some
irritation he called my beneyolent PToposi-
iiou "A pretty thing. indeed, but OBJ
yiouSly IN 10 complimentary Eensel. forbade
il. aud babe nc come along gith the rest.
PRAY be CAREFUL with the poor man.
Nere the te1der;heaTted glrls last words;
The School-house Eas 80 far from the WI
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JOHN TUNLEY CO.
N. W. Cor. 9Th Ave. and 18th St,
FRIDAY BARGAINS.

The public has learned TO ex-
pect great things from us on
Fridays. In order to maintain
and increase the prestige already
gained, we will offer for this
Friday inducements exceeding
any ever offered before. This will
be the reddest of all our red-letter
Fridays, Summer goods almost
given away. We can afford it, as
the season is on the wane.
SUITS AND BLAZERS.
AIS Childrcns' (4to II years. White
+ Embroidered Lawn SUITS, worth
S3.OO nj. ....:.,.....,.......! DOC.
635 Ladies' White Embroidered
Lawn Suits, good value Mt $500 -
for Friday Observation-Disclosures. .S2.0S
$50 ATWOOD French Flannel Blaz-
ers, blue. black and cream. cost
to manufacture $500. .......... 1.SO
Ladies' Fancy Woven, Jersey.
Shaped Ribbed Vests. These are
not tho ordinary quality hut n
vest shaped to tho body, regular
value 2ic., for Friday ,..,.,...... 1Oc.
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YACHTING PARTY WRECKED.
IsrrcrAL TO THE EyESIss woRLp.i

Fire lsLASD, June ;. The s~loop-yacht
Owl, owned by II. NJ. Brewster, Of Bay
Shore, and having on board a party Of ladies
and gentlemen, was driven ashore at Fire
Island at IL o'clock last night, during the
heavy thunderstorm which prevailed.
The party were safely landed, aud beyond
a fright and a dTenchlng sustained no in
Jury whatever.
Tie yacht lie. high upon the beach unin-
juTed, aud will DO tioated OF next high
WATER.
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She Didn't Go to See the Play.

She Didn't Go to See the Play.
Prom the Boston courisLl
Jennie-How did you enjoy yourself at the
theatre last night?
Mamie-Oh, immensely!
Jennie-What was the play!
Mamie-I declare | don't know. Let me
see. think | have got a programme IN my
other dress pocket.
Jennie-It does not matter. But I think
il strange that you should go to a theatre
and not know what the play was.
Mamie-Why. bless you, dear, l was with
q theatre party,
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nothin' about it'-And 20 hSrshly was she
treated by - the authorities. that = rCau-
ton set IN in her favor, and pauntlcss KITTY
became more pnpular-on account nt her
mAgnAnlmlty than ever. When | quilted
tie NIcArage for the University ] lett anew
tet Of pupils behind me even more devoted
TO her than tho Did ones; ioT the story OF
her Ach eycment had become legend, aud
round her always becoming little bonret
there was a hAlo-not indeed OF a SAINT
though she Was that TOO 30 tar as pToRTlety
could make one, but 81 a heroine;
Many, many years Afterwards | revisited
MRTlstOne at the invitation ~ my old tutor.
time went on n communications had
gradually ceased, and | knew ne more Of
hat had happened IN the interval IN the
place that for two happy wars bad been my
home than q stranger Ny yonus compAn
ions were tcatter,d TAR and wide; Castletou
cecded To- his father peeTage; another MAS
q colonial bishop; another the brightest II
Ne hal peIlshrd IN battle; auuti en-, ala,
had gone under noe Tar saddur cir
cumstAnces-lu disaster AID ulFgrAcc. We
had plDuty to talk about ~ what concerned
Us more nearly Ia. ore | inquired: And
What has become OF pretty Kitty Carol .
Well, she Las long become KITTY trim
So l expected, of course, Did old Grim
give hIs consent ~
Ouly by silence. " ssid the vicar; the
silence OF the grave. He died rather sud
denly. and then, Of course. the young poo
ple-tor they we're still youug-Went their
'Weli. they deserved il, A" sad. "A
more patlent pair / never knew
The wear conghed-H little dryly, !
Jea wls such 4 6us. frank fellow. l
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Wages Too Low, Rent Too High

ages 100 Low, ttenJ 100 nigh
To ne Editor!
/ will give you my reasons, which l be-
lieve are those of hundreds of other young
men. Working steadily at my trade | can
earn S16 u week, but can obtain no more
than nine months work a year. This sum
is not sufficient to support u wife and pay
the positive expenses Of a home, to say
nothing of the unexpected bills.
TO begin with, no respectfully located
tenement can be had for less than els n
month and from that upward. When the
items of provisions, clothing. fuel. un-
dries and the simplest demands of church
and society are taken into consideration
the sum is all too small. Yet $12 n week
is a fair average salary for q workingInan.
Granting that the young woman will lie
equal to the emergency and make it do.
there ia the furnishing of the home. No
man of self-respect wants to start married
life in n boarding house. Heaven forbid!
1t takes a long time to save money enough
to furnish even three rooms comfortably
out of small wages. l have been hustling
for two years to accomplish it.
PLUMB LINE,
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Social Item From shycareo.

Prom LUGl
Have you been invited to Mrs. de Bron-
sons divorce on Friday"
mo; only the intimate friends are invited
10 t~hat-but | got cards for her marriage to
Gen. Henderson on Friday next"
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The book OF summer Excursions issued annually
by the Iris Railway Is now ready for distribution
and may be had, free Of charge, At any Erie ticket
once. Il contains about all the attractive touT- TO
to those who intend taking an outing during the
canning season. -
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KITTY CAROLS LOVERS.
The Trials md Ir~i6ul0tiOns of a Pretty
SchOOLniStreSS.
SYNOPSIS OF p 7.

Kitty Carol pretty ShOhacho,h Asa U~e flowers them most favored one being Jen Grim
suHor son o. mev ngea pouheaTy, is an die vicious young man who hsl enh number of
sIAGeS The Gnn bell on the GbOobOuew where Kitty lives, rnEs. violently one night
Eyh had evidently been lis mMe