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BOYD's DEFENSE.

Some days ago the Supreme Court Of
Nebraska decided that Governor Boyd Of
that State was not a citizen. II was shown
that Governor Boyd was brought to this
country when a child, and that there was no
record that either his father or himself had
ever been naturalized. An appeal has been
taken from the decision, aud the deposed
Governor has stated his defense. The
strongest point in his argument is that be
was resident Of the Territory of louisiana,
purchased OF France, before such territory
became State. BY the terms of the
Enabling Act passed by Congress when the
purchase was made, all residents in any
territory Of the acquired portion, before its
admission as a State, would become citizens
without the formality of taking out papers
II Mr.. Boyd can prove that he was resi-
dent Of the Louisiana Territory while in its
territorial condition. his status as a citizen
will be established. The people will not
sanction a partisan decision in such cases.
The fact Of Mr. Boyd's citizenship does not
depend in the remotest degree upon his
party relations. A judge who would permit
the interests of party to affect his judg-
meEt is proper subject for impeachment
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violation OF the regulations governing the pas
sage OF the straits as agreed 10 by the leading
nations of Europe. The Porte is now repre-
sented as coneeding that the ships OF Russia's
volunteer feet or others flying the commercial
flag and engaged in commercial pursuits shall
hereafter enjoy the freedom of the Dardanelles.
This, it is believed will enable Russia TO send
anything short of an ironclad, equipped as such,
through the straits and II the signs OF the times
indicate anything It looks as though the great
empre VIII not long submit TO even this re-
stTicIion.
The Government having secured a consign-
menI Of 500 pounds of SmOHeess powder Of the
brand now used by some OF the armies OF Eu-
rope, the board OF army officers appointed to Sc
lect magazine system for rifles and caTbines, and
TO test and report for adoption such smokeless
powder as is deemed most advisable to use, VIII
be able to further prosecute its Investigations.
Tie tests will be made at Springfield, Mass,
where American inventors Will have an OppOr-
tunity tc submit weapons whose qualities VIII be
compared with the Schmidt rifle OF Switzerland,
capable of firing thirty shots a minute. the
French Lebel rife, which can send bullet
through over fifteen Inches OF oak at 220 yards,
and others with deah-dealing records.
King Carlos of Portugal. whose abdlcation is
considered one OF the possibilities of the near
future is the third sovereign OF the line OF Bra
ganza-Coburg. Since his kinsman, Dom Pedro,
WAS unceremoniousy hustled out Of Brazil, he
has entertained a belief hat his tenure OF the
crown is by no means secure. In fact, he lacks
the energy and tact which made his father, Don
Luis, so popular. He is credited with entertain
ing the conviction that a republic is likely 10 be
established in Portugal during his lifetime.
Early estimates OF the ravages of lOcusrs in
Northern Africa are being realized but the car
avian from Morocco to AlgIers, that reported
having marched for tblr'y-lwo days through
swarms Of loeusts, must have been a little of 10
their calculations.
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FRUIT AND WHEAT.

Most of our readers Will be surprised TO
know by the report of the Boay1 of Trade
that shipments Of all kinds Of fruit last year
were in excess in value Of the shipments Of
wheat and -four. The value Of fruit was
81, s57.S26, the value of wheat and flour
So 327,1 100, the excess Of fruit being $685.
600. These figures are worthy of considera-
ton. California takes third rank in the
production Of wheat, and the value Of the
fruit crop has already gone ahead of wheat.
The fruit industry is yet in its infancy.
Ne.l-Er0wn chi dTen may recall the year
when we began TO send fruit East. That an
Industry Of a magnitude greater than that
Of wheat should have developed in these
few years is little snort of marvellous. II is
true that last year was an exceptional
season. Crops were plentiful and prices high.
But comparatively little fruit land was then
in maturity The area that has counted its
seventh year is not large. If $40 1000, 900
worth was produced last year, what may we
expect when orr young orchards have
reached maturity2
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THE GRANT MONUMENT.

There is some prospect that New York
will raise the S250,O00 now thought sufficient
to erect a suitable monument 10 General
Grant. At meeting OF the Grant Monu-
ment Fund recently held. ex-Mayor Grace
announced that five gentlemen had sub
scribed $4,000 each to the fund upon condi-
ton that five others shall be found who will
subscribe an equal amount. It is assumed
that the other five will be found. There is
about 100000 now on hand, and if the COM
mittee are content with from S25O,0OO to
$500, coo, there will be little trouble in get
ting the difference in $1,000 or $500 subscrip-
lions. A New York paper says the fund
would have been complete long ago if the
committee had been reasonable in its es-
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,-rMontgomery street. near Clay. open until II
r-eloCt ?. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny, open until - O'Clock midnight
So Hayes street, open until $50 o'clock SOB
Iarkin street open until 80 O'Clock; 25lS Mission
street. open untlI o'clock P. A.. and 1l6 Ninth
ilIltt. upen until so p n
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Sixth Annual Teachers, Excnrsion E,s,

To Chicago. Niagara Fails New York and Boston. in
Pullman tourist cars lowest possible rates under
the supervision OF }. W. McClymouds, Supt of Oak
land schools; Prot }. b, McChesney. Principal of
Oakland High SCHOOL, W. n Bush. Principal Com
mercial High School. san Francisco. Cal, ana the
personal management Of J. g. Mccall, Gen Agent
Erie Ry., who has managed these parties for the
past FIVE years For fall information apply to Mrs
May L. Cheney, Pacific Coast Bureau oil Education
300 Post street. Saa Francisco.
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Inmates. But the kind of men who are able
to make $4,000 subscriptions are precisely
the kind who will not stand waste or ex-
travagance. The men who have not made
much money are generally the most liberal
in their ideas of expenditure.
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sT7BsCRIPTION RATES.

DAILY CALL Including sundays, S6 peryear by
msn postpaid; is cents per week, or 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
five copies, three months. S6 % SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages}. 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, s. so per year. post
Iaid. WEEKLY CALL eight pages, 81 - per year.
lNsll aid. Nnls of ten sent to one address,. 9lO
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wEATHLR PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE q. 6. ARNY,l
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC, :
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 10. 1875 P NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-fOur Hours.
The barometer has fallen in all districts and is
everywhere below the normal, especially in North
ern California and Nevada. 1t is highest at Fort
CANDY (30I6) and lowest at Keeler (29.56). The
winds have been generally westerly IN ali districts
The following high velocities have been reported:
Eureka, northwest 80 miles; Red Bluff, northwest
-. Sacramento, northwest, 20i san Francisco,
southwest, Is; Keeler. north 80. The temperature
has fallen in ali districts especially in Southern
California and Arizona. It is still above the nor
mai. especially in the Sacramento and san joaquin
valleys. Light rains have fallen in Washington.
Southern Arizona and on the southwest coast of
california. Fort Candy, O4 or an inch; spokane,
trace; Los Angeles. trace; Fort Grant, Sc.
Forecast TILL r. NJ. Wednesday.
For Northern CaIfornia-Fair weather; westerly
winds; cooler, except nearly stationary temPera-
ture along the coast
For Southern Caii.0rnia-Fair weather; south TO
west winds; nearly stationary temperature, except
cooler at san Diego and Yuma
For oregon and Nashiugton-Fair weather. eX-
Cept light rain at Fort CaubJ and Baker gi-y; Winds
general westerly: warmer JuUN p. FiNrET,
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry. Ia eli rye.
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Robbed bv masked Footnads

William Arents, who lives at 1917 Larkln
street, was badly beaten by two footpads at
the corner of Post and Larkiu streets, on
Monday night, and robbed of SD. He Says
he would be unable to Identity the garroteIs
as their faces were masked by handker-
chiefs
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FuRN1rURE.-By H. J. Leuthotz q Co, at 535
Suffer St. at II O'Clock,
FuBNITuRE.-By n J. Simmons at 1907 Market
St, at 1880 clock.
FURNIrURE.-By Geo. +. Lamson, at 2IO5 Pine
ST.. al Il O'Clock
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Rosie CrOnin assaulted a drunken woman
on Seventh and Bryant streets Monday
and gave her a couple of nasty scalp wounds,
which we're dressed at the Receiving Hos
pitaL Rosie was arrested.
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Illegal Possession of Hides.

a. Bessinger was arrested Monday on
the unusual charge of ''having deer skins,
charge was preferred by Thomas Tun-
stead. chief of the Fish Patrol.
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George 1nness' great painting of Monterey
Oaks" will be removed from the exhibition on
Thursday. This viii be the last opportunity TO
see this fine example OF the work Of the greatest
living landscape painter Open day aud evening
430 Pine street.
A New Orleans man has been arrested
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GENUINE Bohemian. water lemonade and
champagne tumblers; value 81 per dozen, to be
closed out at 81 SCI OF six. at Nathan, Dohr-
hearnY.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

So Natalie has been forced 10 leave Servfa.
When ex- ing Milan, for a consideration OF
100000 francs down and a grant Of 800, 900
frames year. agreed TO Quit the little Balkan
Kingdom and cease from causing trouble until
his son was Of age, his friends red0ubed their
efforts 10 compel Natalie 10 leave the country.
She decided, however, not 10 quit Belgrade OF
her own accord, but TO yield only TO force, ana
she was backed up in her determination by many
sympathizers. The Skuptschlna's request that
the Government prevail upon her to leave the
cOu ntTy was not passed without violent debates,
in which the opposition and miniserialists ac-
cused one another OF being murderers. On the
whole, however the assembly eXpr, ssed its re-
lueJance to the employment Of force. SPopular
feeling then manifested Itself IN counter demon
strations and now that this feeling has been in-
tensihed by boodshed and violence II would not
be surprising If important political events re-
suited from NataIie's expulsion.
The census reveals the fact that there are on
the great lakes 2784 vessels, with a tonnage of
$4,000. ana valued at $4,000 900 The car
rying capacity Of this vast armada Of the lakes"
is equal 10 $4,000 freght-cars or a train That
would. with its locomotives, reach almost from
New York 10 Chicago. There are in the vast fleet
G7 side wheel passenger vessels, valued al So
$4,000; $50 DrOpellers, carrying passengers and
freight, valued at S11, 900. 900: 433 propeIlers
carrying freight only, valued at S23. 600 600:
495 tugs, valued at s2.617 600; Al ferry-boats,
valued at $500. 900; 929 scbO0ners valued at
S4250.O00; 30I lake barges. valued at 81 49,
600, besides a number OF smaller vessels. Chi
cagO has The largest number OF crafts-339. but
Cleveland has the greatest tonnage-163, 600
II the latest London adyiees are correct, Tur-
key has recOnsldered her refusal TO permit
vessels Of the Russian volunteer fleet to pass the
DardaneIies on the ground that 1t would be
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For MONEY LOANED Edward Pearson has
sued MatteO DrobaZ in the Superior Court Tor
$500, lOaDed him during The past year.
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1t may truly be said OF Hoods Sarsaparilla that
1t " makes the weak strong" 1t gives great
bodily nerve, mental and digestive strength
Try 1t this season. BE sure to get Hoods
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The auction sale of Turkish art goods, The
second grand collection OF NJ. b. Mihran. VIII
continue to-day at l O'Clock al ALP Pine street.
under Nevada Block.
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SORE THROAT, CoUeH. OR COLD, If suffered to
progress, results in serious pulmonary affections
oftentmes incurable. Broloas Bronchial TFoches''
reach directly the seat of the disease and give in
slant relief
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TEACHERS ANNUAL OVERLAND EXCURSION
Leave San Francisco June I'd, to New York, Boston
and all Eastern tiles stop Salt Lake City and
Niagara Falls. Lowest rates. Pullman touristcars
Special cooperation OF State Supt Anderson, Sac
ramento; S. +. City Supt SWEET Professor Knowl-
ton, Supt. Mccoy Y. NJ. C. A. San Francisco; County
Supt. Prick, Oakland. For berths etc, address +.
f. Shearer. Manager. 2 New Montgomery st., s. F.
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-C. l.. jerks Jr OF
Illinois and Patrick Ryan OF Ireland have been
admitted TO practice by tie Supreme Court
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he RIVERSIDE BANK.-The Riverside Saw.
tngs Bank and Trust Company has been exam
ined by Commissioners Knight and DunsmOOr
VINO report total resources aud liabilities $95
Sl4 "a
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MANY causes induce gray hair. but PARKER
HAIR BAIsASf brings back the youthful color.
PARKER's GINGER Toxic cures inward pains
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TWO pounds cream mixed candy. IN Japanese
baskets, only soc. Townsend's, 627 Market.
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J.F.CUTTER's OBJ BOURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all hrst-elass druggists aud
grocers. Trade mafk-star within d shield.
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Has been used over ffty years by millions OF moth
eTs for their children while teething with perfect
success. II soothes the child, softens the gums al
lays pain. wind collie regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for darrhea whether arising
from tecthing or other causes. For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world BE sure and ask
for Mrs Winsow's Soothing Syrup Twenty-Five
cents a bottle
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

BEEcHAM's Pills cure bilious and nervous Ills.
EXTRA mince pies swArN's. 2lS Suffer street
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- Mission Lodge, No. 100. Il.
-S~S and A. M,-1he first degree THIS a
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, May goth, at * y
80 o'cock. [ltl J. r. BUSCELLE, Sec. wv
- Masonic Funeral Notice-rffi-
49, GERS and members OF Mission Lodge "a
NO. 100, r. and A. NJ, are hereby notified TO * "
attend the funeral of our deceased brother NV
GEORGE H. LITTLE. from King Solomon Halt
masonic Temple, THURSDAY. May 2lst at 30
=. NJ Master Masons and friends OF the deceased
are cordlaiiy invited by order OF the Master
nyzV " y. X. BUSCELLE, Sec
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THE MORNING GALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

pas larger circulation than any othe
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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II HOULTBY, INTERIOR DECORATOR AND
Ii. paper-haHger; wallpaper and fresco cleaning
a specially 331 Suffer St., bet Grant ave. ana
Stockton ST.; telephone No. 755; work done short
notice my14 BOT
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nj guaranteed 10 stockton st. my20 4ts
DRESSES MADE FROM So so UP. CAPES AND
IL coats also. Ill Geary ST. myI6 lis
STYLISH DRESSMARING PARLORS: PERFECT
~ Mt; fine work; reasonable. % sixth St mvl5 an
MRS. BERTHA BEST, SIS GEARY ST.: FASa-
4u ionaDle dreSsmaking; suits from ST up; goods
furnished SIS up. myi5 SIN
DRESS TAKING AND DRESS GU rTIN3
~ School; you are taught to make a dress from %
ginning TO end 2U3 Powell sc. mrSI Il
NJ RS. Is. KELTER, lis STOCKTON-SUITS 81 81
IVA up; cutting, fitting. 75c; op. Nigwam. i'll SIN
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to 10 cents per week delivered by carrier to any
part OF the eity the Bulletin is the best OF le,t
and largest evening paper published on the coast
orders by poSta-eard otherwise will reeeivs
pronpt attentlon once 622 Montgomery 81,
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NTHEINSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS
~ siIss Sealskins and sealette cloaks also carp
furniture, laceeurtains, blankets, and fOldinSbsdS
at NJ. FRIEDMAN & CO.'S, 228 and 23U Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when you can buy just
cheap by making a small cash payment down.
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection of our
stock is respectfully solicited: orders by mail for
goods samples promptly attended to- rs ami
go Stockton. and 237 Post; open eYenngs. LIST e
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7 AIDES SUITS MADE FROM So TO So;
ia stylish hats made to order, material Included.
for So so, at Fillmore Dressmaking and Millinery
Establishment, 1000 Fillmore St. cor Pine. ml5 7*
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EOLDING-BEDS - EXAMINE OUR NUMBER
i 20u5, mrrored with large plate lSx4O; walnut
oak cherry and 18th century; cash price elsewhere
$50; installment price only $45 country orders
packed shipped fr to any depot. NJ. FRIEDMAN
4 CO. 22s go Stockton st. and 237 Post. lsttf
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CTEADY SOBER MAN WANTS PLACE ~
- bakery or restaurant Inquire 625 Gough.lS 81
OAR TENDER, YOUNG MAN GERMAN,
ID wishes situation. Address +. g., Box l2s. CALL
Branch ONCE. my17 5tf
w ANrED-BY MAN AND WIFE. SITUATIONS
w IN hotel restaurant: one as diSh-washer.
other help in kitchen: speak English French and
Ital IN. Call address A. s., 10 Montgomery ct.
bet. Broadway and Pacific. myl5 rs
Young MAN LATELY FROM GERMANY,
worked blacksmith 70 years would like to
finish his trade: is willing aud obliging; city or
country Apply MIR. GEISLEB 1926 Broadway I4%
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP
- lions taken at CALL Branch ot1ces 603 Larkin
St, 339 hayes St and 25lS Mission ST. open till
80 r. X IyStf
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,.Eps oNATS.

NEW HAIR-STORE-G A. WILLIAMS, FOR
IN merry under Palace Hotel. has reOpened first
class hairstore at 1913 Markets al invited my2O I'm
TARD-sHUFFLERS FOR SALE AT TOY FAC
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HIGHEST PRICE 2D-HAND FURNITURE. CAR
1Ipets. stoves, etc. COLEMAN BROS, lao 4th. I'm
ID TAUSSIG. 1926 HOWARD, PAYS HIGHEST
price for furniture stoves ranges, earpets.6 Inns
A L. CRESSWELL, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE
IL. Room 81, Murphy Building will buy sci
your household furniture for cash. 19u
A LARGE QUANTITY or SECONDHAND FUR
n nture wanted: 20 per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE, 136 Fourth ST.. new store. moot
Ad CCABE, 1913 FOURTH Sr.. PAYS THE HIGH
w est price for furniture, stoves, ranges carpets
NJ j. SIMMONS & CO., AUCTIoNEERS WILL
WI buy your furniture. pianos and books 1857
Market ST. ap9 tt
NoU CAN GET MORE MONEY FOR YOUR SEC
ond-hand furniture from J. NoONAN s. co.
lO2l Mission ST., Sixth. tnan elsewhere. jal4 II
HfHE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to 10 cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by possal-card or otherwise will receiya
prompt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery ST.
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HOWARD-ST PEOPLES LOAN OFFICE, 664
IL Howard ST., near Third loans money on any
thing at legal rates. mrZ6 On
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A Iberia $35 MERCHANT TAILOR-MADE
n suit for SO at the ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTH
ING PARLORS, 200 Post ST., corner Dupont.
- merchant tailors which either nShtted or
unealled for garments at less than what the cloth
cost at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS 200
Post ST. corner DupOnt.
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SITUATIONS

CITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS COACH
- man; understands the management of y0uni
horses. Address Coachman, Box l04, CALL Brancl
Office mFG0 81
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NOBBY PANTALOONS FROM So TO 81, MADE
~ by crack Eastern merchant tailors for 81
$lS at the NIISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 200
Post St corner Dupont
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YOUNG MAN GAGE 23) WISHES TO DRIVE A
1 light wagon; wages $25 month; wen acquaint-
ed with streets. Address Driver, Box ST. this Oh
flee. mylS 3t$
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MISS A. N. CAREY, DRESSMAKER, HAS RE
WI sumed business at 22S Post ST.. where she Will be
pleased to her former patrons aud friends AL 3n
IENRY-MEET ME TODAY AT 8 p. NJ. AT
IL the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS and assist
me in selecting my wedding suit. BARNEY.
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DRESsMAKERs.

7 AIDES - ARTISTIC HOUSE. STREET OR
II evening dresses. MISS ROTH l09 Grant ave-:
JenneSs Miller gowns specfalty my2O 3n
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DIDO REWARD - INFORMATION WANTED
ID IUU of MISS LEE, the pretty blonde. who was
last seen at 1927 Market where she mad life-SiZe
crayOn made free of charge" by having dozen OF
WERNER'S Elegant Cabinets made for So. This offer
is open to the public for the next 30 days. my5 3m
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SEND 81 so TO CENTRAL TEA COMPANY. 126
- Seventh ST.. for 5-b box or choicest Japan.
oil 81 Rraa fast EOnCn OnlOnr mYl3 I'm
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,l1',l'!lg1IIi'111''''1'l

nights milk is left in cans to be carried
to the factsry with that drawn the
next morning. The mixers are al.
ways housed if it rains, and during the
heat of the day the cows find the shelter
of the shed a grateful one, the stanch-
ions being locked. The overflow from
the spring finds its way into a trough
on the north side of the shed away
from the sun where the cows help
themselves. There is no platform nor
floor to the shed. Manure that accuau-
lates is scraped up and spread on the
pasture. No time is lost bringing up
and turning away the cows, no manure
is wasted and the cows lead lives of
unbrollen quiet, paying their owner
handsomely. Another thing seldom
considered: The noise, hustle and stir
about the home which milking time al
ways causes, where such large herd
are brought up morning and evening,
are entirely obviated and the invasion
of flies is unheard OFFS. Eden, ip
n. Z. Homestead