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A LITTLE medicine OF THE RIGHT KIND, taken
at the right time, is Invaluable That means Carter,s
Little Liver Pills. and take them now
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FOR SALE.-No. 3 Zimmerman fruit evapora-
tor, with "a trays. Price 500. Townsend's
H01 NJ IrkpI
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AN OPPORTUNITY TO buy firstclass furniture
cheap. The indianapolis Manufacturing Co.
going out of business. Must vaeate the premises,
642 Mission street. at once, and sell below cost
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ne 100000 Given Awey.-Send This
DE- clipping and 10 cents in stamps DIR. Hal
primer. $50 Market ST.. San Francisco. You will
receive post paid one trial package OF DIR. Hal
primers Patent Corn and Bunion Salve; positively
cures. Also one chance for the money; three pack
ages TO one order. rs cents. Its
~ Elsie REYNOLDS. Grand Test and
ss-S cabinet seance Alcazar Building, O'Farrel
St, at F. NJ. Sunday evening. Admission 25c. Its
EP A New Process Discovered by the
3~S celebrated female physician. DIR. L. VICE OF
Berlin, for female trouble. no matter from what
cause, ETC.; no medicine need be taken; safe; in all
impossible to fail Sole agents for CAL. DIR. "
PoPPER 1877 Montgomery ST.; can be used at home.
re Ladies in Need of "a Quiet and
9~S strictly confidential place to conine call at
MRS. IDA BIEBLER'S. 1073Ls Market; graduated
midwife and doctor at Leipzig II years practical
experiences best results: rooms and board 20 I'm
RB Abandoned Children in st. Joseph's
9>c Infant Asylum since January l, 1889: james
Lydon years: John Lydon. years: Mary Devine,
years; Norah Hopkins, years. Katie Hopkins
l year: Mary Knoop, years; Henry Knoop, 2
years: Charley Callaghan, years; Flora Callaghan
years. jy2 lot
F@S Books bought and sold. King Bros.
u.s. SFourth ST.. near Market. nr27 II
RTP DIR. Kanzler, Massage, Magnetic;
1>S especially ladies. 18 Mason st. je25 6m
re- Astrai-Seer-Past. Present. Future;
G-S horoscope cast. Prof Holmes, IL Scott. Ii 6m
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If afflicted with sore eyes DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye Water. Druggists sell it at rs cents
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Forecast Till P. NJ. Sunday.

For Northern Califoria-Local rains in the north
ern portion: fair weather in the southern portion;
south west WINDS cooler in the northern portion:
stationary temperature in the southern portion.
For Southern California-Far weather; westerly
winds stationary temperature.
For Washington and Oregon-Local rains; south
TO west winds; slightly cooler in the western por
ton stationary temperature in the eastern portion
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CLOSED Sundays. Townsends, 627 Market
street, Palace Hotel.
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july styles Butterick's patterns. Catalogues
mailed free. 124 Post street, San Francisco,
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BAR counters constantly on hand. 321 Suffer-
GALA glace fruits Soc pound. Townsend's. a
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CREAM mixed candies zoe. H.. Townsena's. :
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Presented With n Badge.

Read the want ads. in to-day's CALL.
1t always has the most.
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Visit Battle of Gettysburg. Market and Tenth
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PURE maple sugar, new crop, at Town
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.EATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. Army

SIGNAL SERVICE. U. S. ARMY
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, July 8, 1905 p. M
Synopsis far the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest on the coast OF Northern
California and is lowest in Southern California;
the temperature has generally risen, especially in
Oregon and Washington the weather has been fair
except general rain In Northern Oregon and
ANasl.Innfnu
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MASSAGE.

.c--.-c-,-~--.ss-- -,,c,,,,-~--.
100 az frea,nenI 81 Sixtb ~ ~
90 TAYLoR-RosE CLEVELAND FROM NEW
ID York young assistants: TO II P. NJ. iy2 It's
JULIE LA BLANCHE. MANICURE AND MAG
u netic. Parlors and 9. Is Eddy ST. jel5 I'm
,-IcC n :. IEIDODT A. &C ~, IN I11II CCIS7r-
nj ~ - NncIar n,s parI &c " LOO ~ rs
,1os: M i,,,77 nI5s7, :, &C ,,,f, a. = -,
Il set St Pariors and i /. --- IN mya 1T #
l0S TAYLOR = NINE HANSON MASSAGE,
- S9P1r 9at.-s: CURES rle4-na.ls-n: assls.s: on,
,,--.,,- -,
----->.o-- : -rs--1-------
Ohm SLATER, MARVELLOUS TEST MEDIUM,
at ODD Fellows Hail, Seventh and Market, sum
day afternoon ut and evening at sharp; wonder
come early and Get seats: adpissfon 10 eenis
- =
W oNDERFUL MEDIUM AND CLAlRNoYANT;
-s.-e. ~ = z 9.-. -.- = II.
IIaTIoNS-Ft.N.TE
49,. -o-.l--I -, :. - ---.- = 49,
COMPETENT GIRLS, SUCH AS COOKS. LAUN-
- dresses second girls nurses anu housew9rk girls
can be procured on short notice at O. X. HANSEN
- = - = " =
E'ArEhIENoED ho!EL HELL foh CITY OK
- country at a. a. X. HANSEN d COS, l4o Geary
-; ,;a; ,77,--,-. -
A SERN ANTS FURNISHED AT SHORT No
s,ir uce ~ lea cay your orders with >. GRO
-, - =, !. : ~
ooN1 uEhbaN Lady WISHES PoSlTIoN
as gNSeine ness TO young ch, muir understands
hie sewing gooa reteIences city or country Ad-
o ~
POoilIVN b1 hEsfEoIABLE GihL WITH
rorS ne tritars any a1aiL o, gnt
street iy6 Ats
,7T1D e,1,I7 .TI11,- ~, 17-7,;II,,,I5,-a,
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Iaundress and can do any kind of honsework s52
Mission ST., near Sixth upstairs, overplumbers6 3s
,DIcc,,,I-I-n C0oI, CITT1,I71, .>-,1 1,, 5c,,1
IlKESSMAkEh dooD OuiIEh AND FILTER,
WISHES MOE ie ehgagsanehts ny the Jay Ae9ress
=, !! = -
- W ,i oIhL mlSh ZEE. "A rLAoh 10 10
- pam COOKING, genera nousework or TO work by
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H!hSi.CLASS LADY , CoUh WISHES SlIuA-
40. Va Sna E Esniy III tne c'l gan Eve uaA
tel Room S. iva ats
..--.-.-- - - . :
SMEDtsH GlkL WOULD LIKE SITUATION IN
in gensraI honsewopk RpnY los HIVES at vs sfs
- 49,, -, =, :; 71.,7I = So :; -,
i,oLohED WOMAN MooLD Line SITUATION
Cali or address 234 Linden ave near Gonrb sts
1-o,,, ,,,,,, :, -, -.
[ 1om ei l., EN- y MoMAN WISHES SlruAIIOS
Minna ST VI eN"ei"' iy6 st 80
- :, - - :. : -
VA lDo" or hEflNEMENT WISHES HOME
W as useiul companion or housekeeper; is good
~. - :. : m : ~ O.
SlIuATloN IN WlDoWER'S FAMILY, ME-
~ chanic preferred; or in small private family as
a good plain COOK. Call at II willow ave, Jy6 2t*
ELDERLY WOMAN WANTS SITUATION PRI-
II vate family; frst-ciass cook and housekeeper:
city or country; good home, for small wages. AIT
Stockton st. ty6 2t*
young WOMAN WISHES GENERAL HOUSE,
L work or assist with children; French or English
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BEAcHAM's Pulls cure SICK headacho.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

July, 1890.
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THE MORNING CALL
PIrRLICATION OFFICE:

vas a larger circulation than any otht
published in San Francisco.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

FCF5s The First of Course of Consecutive
e~o lectures. under the auspices OF the Theosoph-
teal Society, will delivered this evening at Red
Mems Hall, 800 Post street, ground moor, at 80
O'Clock. Subject, "TheOsophy and the Theosophi-
cal Society: What IL Is, Its Origin and Objects" by
Allen GriffthS. Seats free, Its
FP Two Grand Test Meetings-III Lar
10 kin ST.. near City Hall. Trance-speakins and
test circles ut close by phenomenal test mediums,
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins Also Thursday evening. 1t@
F47 A Weeks News for Cents-The
E-S WEEKLY CALL In wrapper. ready Tor mailing.
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FP County Monaghan Social and Be-
u.s. nevolent Club. The regular monthly meet
Ing Of the above club will be held at Metropolitan
Lower Hall on TUESDAY. July s, 1890. at p NJ
The following the numbers winning the gate
prizes at picnic held at Badgers PARK on Sunday
June 29th: 404, $50. 499, 257, 1907. 1921, 1872
425, 1884. 9S5, 1923. 1909, 469. 225. 1897, 1874,
1877 5Ss 422. Prizes win be distributed to those
holding winning tickets at meeting on Tuesday
next By order i. j. MCELRoY, PRESIDENT.
JOSEPH BURNS, Secretary iy6 1t
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GOOD STRONG BOY. NOT UNDER is. FROM
VI respectable parents, to learn the candy trade.
Apply at once "a Sixth street iy6 2t*
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IT, Improved Order of Red ~
u.s. Mems Hall Association of san ~SssSSS-
Francisco-The annual meeting of the AXA
stockholders OF the Improved Order OF Red Meu's
Hall Association OF San Francisco for the election
of Trustees Directors and for such other business
may properly come before the meeting, will be
held Mt the office of the Secretary $40 Post ST., on
MONDAY EVENING, July IA, 1890. at O'Clock.
ADAM SMITH, President
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WANTED TALoRs ON CUSTOM COATS.
w Apply bet. 9 and -, GABEL'S, 303 Stockton
fyEg rs
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w ANTED A HoRSE-SHOER AND BLACK
w smith: good wages and steady job to right man.
A. PETERSON West Berkeley. ly6 2t$
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" DUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE PLACE TO ASSIST
i with light homework: wages 81 to $50; Cai
32l Van Kiss H6 ~
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COOKS AND WATERS wANTED-AT COOKS
" and Walters Hall, Alcazar Building OFarreiI
ST. bet. Stockton and Powell on Saturday evening,
at O'Clock, to learn why they are Impoverished
and forced TO starvation and denSss; able speakers
will address open meeting; at present I'M
able to supply the demands made upon us for union
walters aud cooks JAMES Il. HARVEY, z.
l. II. FRIES, :. ie26 27 % iy3 456t
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IOIN SLATER, MARVELLOUS TEST MEDIUM,
- at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh and Market Sum
day afternoon ut 2 and evening at sharp; wonder
full test of spirit return to skepcs and investigators
come early and get seats; admission 10 cents. Its
w oNDERFUL MEDIUM AND CLAIRVOYANT;
w ballot questions answered. 251a 9Th. RIM l. I'm
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS..

So Bernal Lodge. No. 10. A. q. u. ,Ng'rs,
-s>S w. - Ofbcers and members re-SSs.ssq5sS
quested to attend the installation of officers t$sSS
( or the ensuing term MONDAY EVENING, SSSrsSS
July 9TH, at O'Clock. also visiting brethren. BY
order OF I'll II. +. MANGAN Recorder.
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WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY
w clerk. Apply Sc. cor. stocSton and Chestnut
streets. iy6 3t%
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CHAPTER Y.
MY ADVENTURE AT THE THREE

MY ADVENTURE AT THE THREE CUPS"
Secure of pursuit, and full of delight in the
mares easy motion, | must have travelled a
good six miles before the moon rose. In the
frosty sky her rays sparklei cheerfully, and
by them ! saw ON tho holsters the silver demi-
bear that knew TO be the crest Of the Kill
greMA having the fellow 10 1t engraved on
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po~c~s,on ror my usc, OF wnlcn 1 nappen TO
night to stand ip immediate need. 30 you
see"-- finished the sentence by tossing on
a glass. "This a rare stunt" I said.
''Blood and fury |" burst out Prince Rupsrt,
fumbling for his sword, and then gazing,
drunk and helpless
"Two hundred poundl Thou jackanapss'
began Muster Carter.
am let you on with fifty tonight said L
''Ten thousand"----
~ "No, ffty. Indeed, nunky," ] went On,
"tis very simple. ] was at the Crown
tavern"--
"At tavcrn"
"Ay, at game Of dics"--
"Dicer
"Ay, and young man was killed"-
"Thou shameless puppyi A man mur.
dercdr'
"Ay nunky; and the worst IL they cay 10
was that killed him."
"Hes mad. The boys stark raving madm
exclaimed my kinsman. ITO como here In
this trimi"
"Why, truly, nunky, thou art strange
one TO talk Of appearances Oh, deari" and
burst into wild Gt of laughing, for tho
wine had warmed me up 10 play the comedy
out ITO hear thee sing
with Q fa-la- -twsedle-tweediei~
and Oh, nunky, that medlar on thy face Il
10 funnyf"
''In Heavens name, stopi" broke I'm tho
Prince Maurice. "Am mad, or only drunkt
Rupert, II you love me, say I am no worse
than drunk"
"Lord knows" answered his brother. II
for one was never this way before"
Indeed, your highhess be only drunk"
said !, land able at that TO sign the order that
shall ask you for"
IAN orderI"
ITO pass the city gates tonight"
Oh, stop him somebody" groaned Prince
Rupert; my head IL whirling."
with your leavc,"I explained, pouring
out another glassful; It's the simplest mat
ter, and one that child could understand.
You sce, this young man was killed, and they
charged me with it; 30 away ran, and tho
watch after me; and therefore wish to pass
the city gates. And a. I may have far to
travel, and gave my last groat 10 thief for
hosting mo over Master Carter's wall"---
"a thief-my wall" repeated Master Car
ter. "Oh, well Is thy poor mother In her
gravew
"Why, therefore I came for money,"l
wound up, slipping the wine, and nodding to
all present.
Twas at this moment that, catching my
eye, the Prince Maurice slapped his leg, and.
leaning back, broke into peal after peal OF
laughter. And In n moment his brother took
the jest also; and there we three sat and
shook, and roared unquenchably round Mas
ter Carter, who, staring hlankly from one to
another, sat gaping, ms though the last alarum
were sounding In his ears.
"Ohl obi oh! Hit mo on the back, Maui
riccl"
"Ohl ohi cannot-'tis killing me-Master
Carter, for PHYS sake. look not 80; but pay
the lad bis money"
"Your highness"---
"Pay it. ! say; pay It; It's fairly won."
"Fifty pounds"
every doit," said I; "Im sick Of school
ipg.n
"Be hanged IL dor' snapped Master Carter.
"Tben be hanged, sir, but all the town shall
hear tomorrow of the frog and the pool! No,
sir; ! am of TO see the world
"says he; This is better than moping in
schoolr"
"Your highness,n pleaded the unhappy
man, "if, to please you, / sang that idocy,
which, for fifty years now, I had forgot
tenn--
"Exc'll'nt shong," says Prince Rupert,
waking up; "less have't againr
To be short, 10 o'clock was striking from
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nv sword nfit. 80 now 1 was certain rwo1
Molly that bestrode, and took occasion Of
the light to explore the holsters md saddle
Gap
Poor Anthopy's pistols were gone-nlched,
no doubt, by the captain; but you mny guess
my satisfaction when, ON thrusting my hand
deepr, touched heap Of coins, and found
them TO Be gold.
Twas certainly rare bargain had driven
with Capt. Settle. For the Ave or six gold
pieces scattered ON the road, had won
Close on thirty guineas, as counted in the
moonlight; not to speak Of this incompatible
Molly. And began to whistle gleefully,
and taste the Joke over again and laugh to
myself, as we cantered along with the north
wind at our backs.
All the same, had no relish for riding
thus till morning. For the night was chill
enough TO search my very bones after the
heat Of the late gallop; and, moreover,
knew nothing Of the road, which at this hour
was quito deserted. So that, coming at
length to tall hill with q black ridge Of
pine wood standing up against the moon like
fish fin, I was glad enough to note below II,
and at some distance from the trees, a win.
dow brightly lit, and pushed forward In hops
Of entertainment.
The building was an inn, though . sorry
one nor, save Tor tne ngnueu WlnuOW, ulu
It wear any grace Of hospitality, but thrust
out bare shoulder upon the road, and sign
that creaked overhead and looked for all the
world like gallows Round this shoulder
of the house and into the main yard chat
turned churlishly towards the hillside), the
wind howled like beast in pain. climbed
of Molly, and, pressing my hat down on my
head, struck loud rat-tat on the door.
Curiously, It opened at once, and l saw a
couple Of men in the lighted passage.
Heard the mares heels on the road, Cap
Hilloi What in the fiend's name is thisf'
Said I, "If you are he that keeps this house,
I want two things Of you--f1rst, civil
tongue, and next bed"
"Ye'll get neither, then"
"Your sign says that you keep an inn."
"Ay-the Three Cups; but we're full"
"Your manner Of speech proves that TO b
he."
l liked the fellows voice so little that til
odds would have remounted Molly and rid
den away; but at this instant there foated
down the stairs and out through the drink
smelling passage sound that made me jump
Twas girls voice singing:
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81 a. ~, ,.ho. ,..r,,,a HE k,aas bac,, .,
aho,. u .ne uos s, ".ns 'a we" - " "'' e'' "
'""x.ui ,,wSa Nv e,ea' pa0 .;
WnY, S 81 ou. ,oi .uo p'.sy '.n ''''
VI ,n'hss y a. n'. ~. u'e MY :" -. 81.
u u,En' ;,s on "' ..v Souu y. W., s a .hS
.o"In M WIN '"' po'''''onS 'pu" p"'' "' 'N VIZ
'oau
hau yuss uiae W .a'en shnipse u "ns
me nu"uieu ,'t ~ w. W. nei anu 49,, p,..
ysn,' WIN cnes'hu. .uiiS sea'eu oesiae ~
, s".na .ne sa' '. .no % a;i;,, "0
aea,' nioae sno a' s - ,'S 'a. on !"
'oue say, "no n."s sap ,sn.. as
% ne wen. oy, anu az '"e"'' '"'u' ''''"'''
~. III Tyu as ",n ~ ~ " 'oVA ",, ,,.,,o.
Al, na. iuoN' oo, ~ 'ne pas"p 10
Tue 'a,eiers u'sappcaieo oomh 'no nisn,
way "o'o"' wy" s'oo " ~,
h'isut DO riuu,s III suen coas' Us 'na', anu
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glanced up ut my entTaIce anu .then, nolulnS
up hand for silence, turned his eyes on the
saucepan again.
The second man was the broad shouldered
lackey had seen riding behind the coach,
and now stood over the saucepan with a
twisted flask in his hand, from which he
poured red sirup very gingerly, drop by
drop, with the tail of his eye turned on bis
masters face that he might know when to
cease.
Now it may be- that my entrance upset this
experiment in strong drinks. AT any rate,
had scarce come to a stand about three PAGES
inside the door, when the little old gentle
man bounces up in fury, kicks over his
chair, hurls the nearest bottles to right and
left, and sends the silver saucepan spinning
across the table to my very feet, where it
scalded me clean through the boot, and made
me hop for pain.
spoiled he screamed; "drench'
ell in filthy liquor, when 1t should have
breathed but tastem
And to my amazement he sprang on the
strapping servant like wild cat and began
TO beat, cuff and belabor him with all the
strength of his puny limbs
Twas like a scene out of Bedlam Yet all
the while the girl leaned quietly against the
mantel shelf and softly touched the strings
of her instrument while the servant took the
rain of blows and slaps as though twere a
summer shower, grinning all over his face
and making no resistance at all.
Then, as l stood dumb with perplexity, the
old gentleman let go his hold of the fellows
hair, aud, dropping on the floor, began to
roll about in a fit of coughing, the like Of
which 10 man can imagine Twas hideous
He barked and writhed, and barked again.
till the disorder seemed to search and rack
i
And in the intervals of coughing his eXcla-
nations were terrible to listen to.
Hes dyingl" cried, and ran forward to
help.
The servant picked up the chair, and to-
gether we set him in it By degrees the vio-
lence Of tho cough absted, aud he lay back,
ivid in the face. with his eyes closed aud his
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What hideous follyl Oh, dear, dear
with fa-la-tweedle-tweed
Tiddifol-iddifol-idol"
''Your royal highness, I cannot sing the
dreadful stuff! Think Of my gray hairsl"
"Tush Master Carter nonsense; it's
choicely well sung. Come. brother, the
chorusln
"wlth fa-la"-
And the chorus was roared forth, with
shouts of laughter and clinking of glasses
Then came an interval Of mournful appeal,
and my kinsman's voice was again lifted:
"He scattered the tadpoles, and set 'em agog
Heyl nod-noddy-al head and no bodyi
o NANNY, o nunkyr--
"Oh, mercy. mercyi 1t makes me sweat for
shame"
the garden, and was lucky enough to find a
4ool shed, and inside of this a ladder hanging,
which now carried across and planted be-
meath the window. had shrewd notion Of
what should find at the top, remembering
now to have heard that the Princes Rupert
and Maurice were lodging with Master Car
ter; but the truth beat all my fancies.
For climbing softly up and looking In l
beheld my poor kinsman perched on his chair
atop OF the table, in the midst of glasses de-
canters and desserts; his wig askew; his face
white, save where, between the eyes, a med
lar had hit and broken, and his glance shift
Ing wildly between the two princes, who in
easy postures, loose and tipsy, lounged ON
either side Of him and beat with their glasses
on the board.
"Bravissimol More, Master Carter--more"
20 nanny, nunky. here's cousin Jack Frog
With fa-la"-
i lifted my knuckles aud tapped on the
Dodge City times., 1890-05-23
The Ford County Alliance.


The following officers have been re-
Gently elected and installed for the COM
ing year.
Pres. G. S. Culver, Bucklin; Vice-P Pres.
L. NJ. Taylor, Bucklin; Secretary F. A.
Gresham, Bucklin; Treasurer Geo. Moor,
Kingsdown; Chaplin J. A. Henkle, Buck
lin; Lecturer c.. E. Vanlandingham,
Kingsdown; Asst. Lecturer J. F. McDan-
iels, Pleasant Valley; oor-Keeper L. W.
Handy, Bucklin; Asst. Door-Keeper j.
c. Henderson, Bucklin; Sergeant at
Arms T. Blackenbaker, Bucklln; Judici-
ary Committee; A. B. Hisey, VIM. Shep-
herd, F. Ii. Longhcr; Business Agent
VIM. Shepherd, Bucklin; County Organ
izcr c. A. Richardson, BucklIn, Kans.
The next County Alliance meeting COLI
venes May 31st., al P. NJ, 1880.
All alliances in the county of Ford
should be represented at that meeting
All parties interested in the alliance, de-
string information concerning the organ
iZatiOn can receive the same by address
ing c. A. Richardson, county organizer,
or the secretary of the county Alliance.
Exchanges of Ford County please copy
the above.
F. A. Gresham, Secretary
Dodge City times., 1890-05-23
A Card.

The ladies of the Presbyterian church,
through the president and secretary Of
their Missionary Society, desire to thank
very cordially all those business men
who SO materially aided US IN our Trade
Carnival; and those who, though not
represented in the march, substantially
helped US; and those ladies who so pa
tiently drilled in the military COMPANY;
and those who assisted in ''Ye Olde
Folkes' Concerto, and also Mr.. H. Ju-
neau, Miss Minnie Sheldon and Mr.. Lau-
Der, for the aid given by each in their
respective places; and, indeed, 10 all,
who, by their presence in the great aud
fence that greeted us. gave us such a
hearty cheer of appreciation. We thank
you all. Respectfully,
Mrs j. NJ. WRIGHT, Pres.
Mrs. H. MCGARRY, Sec.