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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-11
S;JA &C OIL
- CURES SURELY. "a
SPRAIkS.

Ohio & Miss. Railway.
Office President and
General Manager,
Cincinnati, Ohio
any foot suddenly
turned md gave me
q very sc yere1y
sprnined ankle. The
applica ito n Of st.
Jacobs Oil resulted ut
once in q relief from
pain"
W. W. PEABODY,
Prest. & Gen'l Man'gr.
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Hogs continue to advance under moderate re-
ceipts. Mutton has also advanced and good tuition
is scarce. Beef shows change. Supplies of Veal
ample. Wholesale rates from saughterers to
dealers follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. s96l4c; second quality.
512c: third do, 4d5c.
VEAL-Lsrge, 597c: small Calves, lose
MUTTON-Wethers 91.Dl0c; Ewes, 8 L2c.
SPRING LAMB-l5@l7c y 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4l2G45sc p 10 for heavy hard
granted and 47sG5c for light average do; sto5S
Aogs. 4l4@ll&se q ID: dressed do. Sa9c q ID:
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Los Banos, MERGED County, has news
paper (the Enterprise) that appeared for the
first time last Saturday. 1t is conducted by
politics.
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In the Shadow of DEATH

Henry and Frank Quigg. who keep a sa-
loon at the corner of Fifth and Harrison
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The Wool Market.

Boston, March 10.-Territory Woods are scarce
and firm at eO@65c for clean fine 5a@6Oc for fine
medium and 5o@57c for medium. California and
Oregon Woods steady.
NEW YORK. March 1O-wooi firm Domestic
fleece, 34l37c q, ID.
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Wood Mlrket
San Francisco Meat Market,

Posts, s1Rc each; Redwood IS so q cord; Oak,
rough, $7Gl7 %: do, peeled, 50 so; Pine, 81 q
cord; Railroad Ties, 30934c apiece:
TANBAKK-Ground bark. S24 q ton.
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COOUU. OF rooms: 10. 81 :5x12O feet; all
street work completed; near station $500 cash and
Ia auce in easy instameuts-
$500 worth Sl2, O00-wlll be sold for mortgage
money and Interest: modern story and-a-haif house
Of II rooms; best location in Alameda; between
RAILWAYS. blocks from either depot; lot 75z16l
feet. with good stable. Apply 70 THOS A. SMITH
q co, 1901 PsrE st, broad gauge or to L. 5. fall
CONER. u Montgomery St. san Francisco. fe2s l5t
GENERAL FINE BARGAINS FOR SALE On AC-
- Ccuat OF departure AID financial trouble; houses
TO rent aud money TO loan. II. p MOREAL & CO.,
1882 Park st--Alameda.sO2 montgomery SIS. F.16tf
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Board-90 Cal Electric Light. 1874.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-i00 Oakland Gas, 3i3l; 90 Cal Electric
Light, 1894.
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Retail prices are Rough Pine, $50 q NJ:
ira lengths higher: selected S26; clear S3i; floor
ing. $50 for No !, $37 50 for fancy S27 for No 2:
stepping. S32042: rough Redwood. No. l, 81; sec
ond quality, ST.; selected. $50; Shingles, 81 %;
Lath. 1898 % PicKets, $50 for Pine and Sl8 for
Redwood for rough at for fancy
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THE CHARLES a. voeELER co.. Baltimore, Nd.
oc1Seod&Su Gun
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BRUISES.

TAG Dolphin Street,
Baltimore. Nd,
Jan'y IS, 1890.
" was bruised bad
ly in hip and side by
a fall and suferedsc-
yerely. st. Jacobs Oil
pl tel y cured
me-" WM. c. HARDEN,
Member of State
Legislature.
LER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
l. a.. ~.
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Sterling Exchanges
Bankers sight drafts, 81 SO; oankerS sixty day
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ALAMEDA COUNTY.

Ellen Fairbank TO Jacob Surface, lets 10 8,
Broad way villa Tract, Oakland Township.
James Ii. Munson TO lillian +. S. McGeorge,
lot lUOxl4l, on I. line of Fifth st., POI 3
S. from Allston. Tract h, berkeley
Marian A. TOuchard to Albert Touchard, lot
on n. line of Seventh St. 80 T. from Ade-
line. L. ia, n. 100, w. lU4, s. 30, w. 10.
S. 20, to beg; also lot on NE cor. OF Sew
enth and Chestnut SITS. n. 127:o$4, ". IS,
s. lU0, W. 81. to beg: also lot lU0Xl00. on
y. line of Seventh ST., l04 K. from Chest
Sr
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Quoted at CSC v ounce.
Mexican Dollars.
~

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange 15c for sight drafts aud
25c for teepraphic.
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Their index fingers maIdens raise
No more to point with pride or scorn,
For diamonds there no longer blaze
Engagement rings, Queen Fashion says,
Must on the middle one be worn.
Vorh DR.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTAT

ALAMEDA REAL ESIA LE.
LAMBDA A q { Y ADVERTISEMENTS
n and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch ONCE Of The MORNING CALI SCHNEE
DER Il CO, l455 Park St
nS=En MODERN 2-STORY RESIDENCE OF
u ". Z rooms and bath. on Tenth ST., one
m mute from station; lot 5Ox267, Apply to JOSEPH
A LEONARD, cor. o; PARK ST. and Central ave-. Ala
mrda. mrll II
$4,000 BIG B4k Ca 3, 2SToEY HOUSE;
ment walks; hest HeighbOrhoOd; NJ. Chestnut sta
ton; 4Axl50: $3.50 cash balance $40 monthly.
Address Is. g. NJ. Box 1913 CALL Branch mT7 I'm
G0-50 MODERN 2STORY HOUSE OF 6
u 81 ~. rooms and bath: lot 5OZllO; street
maeadamized minutes walk from station; terms,
$500 cash balance Al $50 per month. Apply to JO-
SEPH A. LEONARD, cor. PARK 81. aud Central
ave, Alameda. mr5 II
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G9OS INsTALLMENT LOTS on MINTURH

10. DIX IESIALLMENI LUIS On MINIUkN
u 90. street.
S35O-IustalIment lots On M!nIuTn 81.
SS75-IustallmCHt lots on Grand
S40U-lHSLa. lment lots on Grand ST.
observation-disclosures lots on Eagle ave.
S525 -IusIallmenJs: corner on Minturn ST.
S575-Installments: corner on Grand st.
Only $50 cash, balance $40 per month; level lots;
ready build; blocks from station: streets graded
and severed: 1as and water: cheapest property In
Alameda. MCCLURE, FITCH q CO., Bay-st stat on,
brOad-gauEe- mrs 1t
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EECEIPTs OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by rHoHD
TESNENT, Chronometor and INSTRUMENT
Maker. IL MarSes street.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

FURNTTURE YoU VAST GO0DASD CHEAT
j see Il sCHELLHAAS 4O9 Eleyenth 81 dos u coz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

From Echois' American Celebrities" We
learn the ages ~ certain persons, 20 wits
Thomas Bailey Aldrch, IS; Mary Amber
sou, ~; Susan u. Anthony, "a. Maurice
Barrymore. ~; james @. Blaine. Ol, Edwin
Booth, -, Robert J. Bnrdcttc. "; Ben.
jnniln y. Butler. -; VIII Carleton, 4s;
George Cayvan, r.. George W. Childs, os
Marx Twain. s., Rose Coghlan, 81. John
A. Cockorill ~. Anthony Comatock. 20.
Lotta Crabrcc, "a; w. II. Crane. a., Amos
j, Cumming. 40. George william Curtis
%, Walter Dnmrosch. -, Charles A. Damn,
n, Fanny Davenport. 10. Channcey NJ.
Dcpew. 81; MARY Mapes Dodge. %: Kate
Field, 5o Marshall Field, 90 Dan Prob.
man, %; Richard Waits N Glider, a.; Amelia
Glover. -, Pauline Hall. 70. Munt Hal.
stead, 20; Marion linrland, 10: Joel Chand.
Ter Harris, o.; Alice Harrison. 40. Frank
Iiation, "; Bret Ilauc, ~. Julian Haw-
thorne. ~; John Hay, 81; Thomson How.
nr'l, ~, Julia Ward Howe, ~, W. ID.
llowclla, ~; Agnc' Huntington. "a; H. "a.
Ingcr.oll, 81; louis james, 90; Marie Jan.
sen. %, Herbert Kelley, %. nelva A. Lock.
wood, n. Mary Logan. ~; Sadie Martinot,
o0i Brandcr Matthews, 80. Joseph Medill,
c.; Clara Morris, q; Joseph. Murphy. 81,
Thomas Mast. 81; John q. Now. %. BIZ
Nyc, IL, Tony Pastor, %; Annie pixloy,
d, Joieph Pulitzer. "; George NJ Pull.
man, ~. Matthew 8. Quay. 90. Ada Rehan.
o.. James Whiioomb Riley. -, Stewart
Rob.on, 50. Llllihn Russell. 81. Sol Smith
Russell, O.. Edgar saltns. %; Harriet
Becclcr Stove, No. Emma Thnrsby, ~.
George Alfred Townsend, %; George Fran.
els Train. O.. Charles Dudley Warner, 81;
Henry WAttcrlon, 10. Ella Wheeler vii.
cox. 81, francl. Wilson, 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

One OF tho most remarkable women Of
Georgia il Mrs, n. $. Gould, of Machon.
II twas largely through her means and cf.
forts that the Coyington and Macon rail-
road was built, aud nftcr II was put In op.
Grafton she had u great deal 20 do with It's
management. Its related that on one &C.
casion an engine Of tho road had become
deralled at some station on the line. The
local section boss and his men, the engineer,
the conductor and brnkcmen, with per.
hnps some Of tho passenger. worked for
hours trying TO get the big locomotive
back on the track.
They were preparing TO give u up ~ a
had job when Mrs. Gould came along. She
saw at glance whnt was the matter, aud
gave n fcw decisive orders. Within twenty
minutes the engine was ready To pull out.
There nre other sn similar stories Of her
executive ability aud energy. Besides her
railroadlng operations. Mrs Gould find.
time 20 manage her 90 acre farm near
Machen. II is said she has done great
deal toward building the Middle Georgia
and Atlantic railroad.-MAcon lGa.) Tcle-
graph.
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WOMAN AND HOME


The statement a made ty an .uihority
who hrs looked into the matter, that there
hre more women artists IN London, Paris
and New York t.an thcrc nrcinen engaged
IN the anne calling. and that the women
arc making more money than their male
competitors
The reasons given nrc that men adhere
too closely 10 the principles Of art, ~ the
term applies 10 painting. and do not enter
any Of the avenues branching from is
legitimate trend. while women take nd.
vantage Of the opportunities ofaiI branches.
such ~ designing. drafting. illustrating
stories and articles for popular pubilca.
tlons. and arranging decorations for tho
hopschold. IN these fields they have been
very successful, and retain virtual mo
noroly of the work. because they are best
adanied to Il.
Not long since. II il recorded. young
woman atilin,d distinction by illustrating
an article Tor one Of tho leading french
magnzinrs, and her work was praised na
being Gar superior To that Of the male art.
ists who had previously executed all SINH.
lar work, 10 the exclusion ~ women.
"five years ago. says the editor Of tho
publication. "such n proposition would
not have been entertained"
The future Of women In the art world
would seem 70 be a bright Que, n the signs
oi the times b. read Alright. There l. no.
tlc1ahlc and commcndahir activity among
women artists, and recent successes will
doubtless stimulate them to accomplish
yet m0c prniscworthy results.-Jenncss.
Miller Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

We ugly girls never get amy drives In tho
park nor free seats AZ the thchtcf aud ~
for Ice cream aud French candy. no matter
how handsomely we dcpoft ourselves. vi.
Shouldn't know the taste OF either II We
waited 10 Rave II bestowed upon us M a
reward Of merit Indeed the expensive
mess Of being m ugly girl Is ono OF the
worst thug about Il; there are no pcrqui.
sites We get none Of the plums out OF
lifc's pudding. for under present conditions
nen do all the carving, and NJ one Of them
says, "All the flne things We think and say
about women apply 10 those only who arc
tolcrably good looking or graceful" In
fact, Isn't Il Just a little hard that any.
body's destiny Ia lie should DO made TO
depend irretrlcyhbly upon an accident over
which they have no control, such ~ hay.
Ing bcvn born with n rcd head or pug
nosci But this Is the law under which
women have lived since the beginning OF
time, and Il doesn't give the ugly girls "a
fair. chnnee.-E- y. Andrews In Llppin.
Gotta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

In his seafarng life the lato Henry Fra.
lla,, of Grand Rapids, hAd many advent
urcs, among them that Of being towed by
n sperm whale eighty miles In circle DO.
fore the monster was brought 20 bay. lie
visited st. Helena aud brought home q
twig from n willow trco that grew over
Napolcons grave, flo planted it In New
York state and saw IL grow TO large troa
When clerk at tho Exchange hotel In DO
troit, In 1850, the great land speculation
fever was on. and tho entire territory was
filled with land lockers.
The land office IN Dotroltwas 20 crowded
with applicants TINT II became necessary
10 close the Office for threo weeks NJ timo
10 let the clerks catch up. lie made con.
siderable money by buying numbers from
speculators, who became weary OF waiting.
aul selling thcm TO late corners. He often
realized siOo on deal Of tubs kind. and laid
the foundation for his future business op.
erntions. detroit NowA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

A hasty and inconslderate breeze played
mean trick day or two ago on tho little
old woman who grlnds u hand organ on
fourteenth street near Sixth avenue. A
black Tin placard hung on tho front OF tho
wheeHy instrument, telling In white letters
TO pax.ers by, II am pArnly-ed." Sudden.
ly vigorous gu, Il wind swept around
the corner, and catching the placard ON the
under side swung Il well out OF IT, perpen.
dicnlar and turned II completely over.
When tho wind, the dust aud the fying
particles Of paper subsidized there sAt tho
little old woman mechanically grinding
out "Annie Rooney" behind tho pathetic
iucrlpiion on the sheet OF black tins "Kind
friends, have becn blind since childhood. t"
New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

Congressman William Scott, tho mill.
ionnlrc Of Erie. Pa. has great number Of
fine hons-, aud anything that pertains 10
the equine rnce he appreciates, even when
II IA mor or less Of facctlous nature. lie
occasionally tells IN. following
"a gentleman wanted TO borrow some
money from Mr.. Issaos. The latter said.
rather Indignantly, that he did not lend
money unless he hal good security. Final.
ly tho gentleman said he thought he could
rive security.
"Whatp asked lsaacs.
"a horse"
"Bosh; the horse Il worth nothing"
"Iesit Is, Why, my horse Is seventeen
hands high, has diamond eyes, ruby ears
aud silver mhue."
a horsr Of this great value the gentle.
man thought would be taken rs security.
when isaaes put nm end to the decker by
nskingi
we'll, mine fricnt. has dot horse got
golden shoes toor'-Boston Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

To cnro cauker got white phic bark
fresh from the tree, II possible, and steep
strong Tea fro IL. In another dish steep
strong tea from common sugp leaves
strain and put equal quantities. together
while hot, adding enough pure bees honey
10 make u very sweet Use II either warm
or cold rlnsing the mouth and garsling
tue throat with II several times a day. II
some should chance 10 he swallowed ther
need be no cause l)r align.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

The treatment for tyrotoxleon poison
until the doctor can DO summoned might
he the use Of coplous draughts oflukewarm
water, which will he all the more elllcacions
II Il contains mustard or salt, the mustard
10 DO used In tho proportion OF q table
spoonful To pmt OF water. nnd the salt Is
a haudful 10 pint
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

The wearing Of rings by men should be
q matter Of careful consideration. They
should be distinctly masculine In type
The deep setting should he usually FOL,
lowed. The high feminiae settings TO
show OH the Jewels Il II course offensive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

studlous Boy-iorry Judd asked, (Which
Is tie safest, ice Yachting or simmer sail.
ngin Is thar corrrctl
Father - No. lie should have said,
Which is the more dangconsP'-Good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

Women hro represented In nearly every
branch 81 business known In New York.
Them nre numerous dealers IN groceries,
dry goods, fancy goods glove. and hosiery,
house furnishing articles. carpets, corueis
and clothing: several florists, furriers,
pawuhrokcrs, undertakes, paper dealers;
imporierN Of linen. laccs ard feathers, brio
abfno mud antiquities. china, glns. and per-
fumes, aud dozens OF other branches of
employment IN which they are engaged to
n greater or less extent. Asa clnsst they do
not venture into Wholesale business, pro.
furrlng small profits and less risks, but the
splendid success Of very mnny of thcse wide
awake business women our,ht TO furnish
an inspiration 10 others Of their sex, per
haps equally capable hut less energetic,
who toll on In poverty aud obscurity.
ut l. not capital but brains that one
most needs 10 b. successful" said n stylish
modiste. ''somo ladies say that they lack
means 10 advance In business. began
with absolutely nothing but my trade, aud
now ! own handsome residence, employ
a large force Of workers. and have large
and Increasing income"
Disbursements oh. yes" said an-
other successful woman. II have had
them In abundance. once started for the
East river bridge TO throw myself over, de-
terminal 20 end life 40 fail " trouble and
carr. But Thought better OF Il before
had gone many blocks, andn--with a little
twinkle Of her eyes as she glanced around
hcrclogant Apartments-"i am very glad
that dh."--Ncw York Cor, Springfield
Republican.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

An cxcsllent cleansing fluid, especially
useful when mems garments require reno.
walton. Is prepared as follows Dissolve
four ounce. of white CASTLE soup shayings
Ia quart OF boiling water. When cold
add four ounces Of ammonia, two ounces
each OF ether. alcohol and glycerinc and a
gallon Of clear cold water. Mix thorough.
~, and "a 1t will keep for u long time bot.
tie and cork tightly for future use. THIS
mlNture will cost about eighty cents and
viii mirke eight quarts.
For mems clothing, heavy cloth, ETC..
dilute a small quantity In an equal amount
Of water, and following the nap OF the
goods sponge the stains with piece Of
similar cloth. The grcase TINT gathers
upnn the collars OF conts will Immediately
disappear, and ths undlluted iiuld VIM
vnnquish the more obstinate spots. When
clean. dry with another cloth aud press
the under side with warm iron. This
fluid Is also useful whcn painted walls and
woodwork require securing, a cupful TO a
pail Of warm water being the proper pro.
portion.
When washing blacl, dress goods SOAP
must never under any circumstance 10
applied directly 10 the material. In order
70 obtain tho necessary suds II must bo
shaved and entirely dissolved Ina baslnful
Of boiling water aud theu thrown into tho
washtub,-iiarper's Baznr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

49, ss's ' sN't " AhNfuuth
Mrs. flornce Howe Hall, who IL QUE Of
the talented daughters Of Mr.. Juiin Ward
Howe, says that In her opinion two causes
are contributing TO keep wpmen from mar
r.ngc. The first, and In my opinion tho
more important, Il tho Influence Of rcla.
tiyes. Sometimes II Is q mother who can
not part with her son, and 80 induces him
10 break on n match; sometimes father
who wishes to keep his daughter with him
las was the caSc with the father OF Eliza
beth BARRETT Browning. lie never forgayo
her for committing mntrimonyl Now Il IL
q married sister who prevails upon her Ms
ter 10 remain single or drives away sutton
In order that her relatives property may
all 10 TO her own children, and again an
engagement fails 10 como 10 anything be-
cause the hAneo must support his mother
and sisters.
"The second cause Affects women who
arc used 10 admiration. and who hesitate
10 resign It, cxoitemcnis. They often neg.
lect their first and best opportunities for
marriage, Imagining they will have stlll
better chances, and hesitate later TO make
dlSadvaniHgcous matehcsor marry men for
whom they do not feel affection.
"S0lao womcn are unwilling 70 marry
poor man, and yet arc too upright TO wed
a rich man whom they cannot love aud
Trspecth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

sheriff Rose on Monday received n
q Telegram from Sheriff LLOYD. oi
Silver Bow county, Montana, Astlne
him to arrest u negro and whit, man
VINO were supposed To be In Dillon,
aud giving descriptions. Through
some dcf,ct In the service the nessas,,.
wis received at this office six hour
alter II was flied ut the Butte oflic.
~ the men could not he found In
Dlli0n n n.es-age was sent In Ei
Ripley al Lima 10 be on the loohon,
Actlns or The telegram Ripley arrosi,
cd negro who had arrived in Linz
Iueslay, and who proved to be The
n.an wanted The other man could
not be found. The negro was bronSb'
70 Dillon Wednesday ami Sh,,ie
Lloyd came from Butte for him w.,
terday. The men burglarized n clSth
ing store In Butte last week.-Dlion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

All our Ladies', Misses and
Chlldren's Straw Hats, Aria
olnl Flowers, Festh crs and sib
hons. 30 PER CENT orr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

A Denver genius has invented a ina.
chine which solves the problem OF
saving The Hour gold In Snake riy,
sanus. The Idaho Falls Register saws
The machine 4 very simple and that
inc inventor has been TO that place
taxing samples OF sand from the river
10 experiment upon. The Rcgisicr h,
80 Impressed that the machine ifgoing
TOTO the work that the paper eyclalnl.
"Eutokal" There IL gold .unuoh ,n
the bed OF Snake river 20 nav tho mn.
uohM uens OF all the governments Of
Tue worlu. hitca be- saved, the big.
Rest Industry Of the world viii ho 81.
tAbllshtl In LdhhO. = IiahO ArllnllnL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-26
Lemon Elixir.

Pleasant, Elegant and Reliable.
For billiousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills, and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir #
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
palpitation of the heart, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
AXE Lemon Elixir.
Ladies', for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Morley sLemon Elixir will not fail
you In any of the above named diseases,
all of which arise from a torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidney or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. Motley, Atlanta,
Ca so cents and 100 per bottle, at drug
gists coo i Coy.