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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line to take to an points East ana
South IL Is the DINING CAR ROUTE Il
through vestibuled Trains every
day In the year TO
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
mo change OF cars}
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room sleepers of latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which &C
commodatons are both TxEs and furnished for
holders OF first or second class tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY Coaches
A continues line connecting with all lines az
fording direct ard uninterrupted service.
Pullman slice reservations can be secured IA
advance througH any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from all points in America, England and
Europe can be purchased Al any ticket ONCE OF ms
COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE AZ roLLows:
For 81 Paul and East Sis = M and 2 100 p m
Portland and south. SIS and ESQ g. n and
For Anseortss and North. e:io a m and
For Monte-.no and ersy's Esreor; s;sos IA
1928, 200. 5:25 and $50 p M
TRAINS ARRIVE
From ST Paul and East ll:5s q m and
IL As p m
From Portland and the south. $40 - AIS and
From Olympia gas and s:45 p m
From Montssano and C'ray's Haroor, 4:l5 . m
From Anacortes and North 1910 and 500 p. m
Prom Tacoma aud local. s:i5. li.5e m. aud
2:SS AIS, s;45 LAS p. m
Tirre shortened Is hours between Seattle and 81
rsni
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. elegant
dsv coaches finest palace dining cars between Sc
attic. Tacoma and Portland direct Daily SerVice
Fun information concerning rates, time OF traai1S
routes and other details furnished on SppficA-
ton
A. n. CHARLTON. Asst Gen Pass Ast,
T. Ia - ~
A. CHILBERG, City Passenger and Ticket Agent
southeast corner Tesier avenue aud Conimefcl&
street olympic block Seattle. Wash
l. \. NADkAU. General A sept sud Depot IlckeS
Agent, Seattle dei-ot, foot OF Third street
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soLD rErxrrx AT Buxxos Arxxa

SOLD PREMTrx AT BrEsos AYxKA
Buxsos Ayes, Aug 5.-6old 10 new quoted
&l per cent PREMIUM
FINANCIAL
LONDON, Aug. a-Closing-Consuls: Money,
IS l3l6; money account, IS 15i6. Q. & bonds2
-. 1879: Q. ;. as, 1Css Bar silver, <55sd psz
ounce. Money. 4 per can't
BREADsTUFvs.
LIvKKpooL- Aug h-WheGf-Cuchanged-
Corn-Holders offer moderately: SPOT, So fefd,
steady: August. 20 feazS. steady. september.
% l0d, steady October, S sd, steady.
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical DisPenSary.
Drs. Merrill * Merrill,
Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists

fremont builuln&. 01 Il Front ST.
The most widely and fAvorably known specialist,
On the Pacific Coast, still treating with tns
greatest success all Chronic, Nervous Bloo5 s1j
Surgical Diseases, and diseases Of Eve Ear Noe
throat ana Chest The doctors are regular gradn-
stes nom the University of the City Of New YORK
and OF Long Island College Hospital Brooklx n
New York. and their long experience remarkahjs
Skill and universal success In the treatment ana
cure of Chronic diseases entitIe thesa erne1r N =
sc1a1s 10 the full confidence Of the afflicted every-
where. 80
CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE n, m.
awful effects OF early vice and the Numerous evils
fhss follow IN It's train
speedily. completely and permanently cnred
NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEXUAL DIS
ORDERS yield readily TO their skiilfal treatment
PILES, FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS
cured without pain or detention from business
HYDROCELE AND yARICOCELE pernar
nen M ana sucoessfnlly sqred in every case
torrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood. Night
Emissions Decayed Faculties. Female Weakness
positively Cared weil all functional disorders
ma result from youthful foliies or the excess OF
MARkTED MEN. or those entering on thss
happy life, aware Of physical disability quickly
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured with.
out pain OF delenti0n from business
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Catarrh, Bronchial
asthma Tumors, Eruptions, Salt Rheum. Scrofais.
and all diseases of the various organs Of the body
permanently, completely and successfully treated
al our great Medical and Surgical Dspensary.
No matter what your complaint consult these
skiifui surgeons. who are able 10 effect cures IN
many cases that have been pronounced hopeless
All surgical diseases tumors and defor mites
moved with astonishing results Gentle urinary
surgery. structure. al diseases and deformlties OF
either sex, al impedlments TO marriage quickly re-
cess. is the best evidences Of q doctors skill.
once hours-S q m. until p m. sunday IL 10
"A inousanls successfully treated by correspond
ence All confidential send cents IN stamps C
Insure prompt reply.
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COUNT SorJrrx

NOTICE TO TAxPAYFRS - ,S'~-'> -,
g. San.s wash Notice Is hereby ,,,,sl NJ, -,
as ss sosr, responsiveness as sf KlSg eSanty. 1T.
-. ARE y weeks nom he Sasa $3.50 - ~ Sesslon
AZ ~ sqaassins the tar roll q i ssl '0' aae
lsseey aa,sSs,s &c e'.,mns sea.efaen; Of tar are
nHssss -. 1891. or be forever 3 srres SATURDAY
.ee SAea ~ Seattle. tAis I'd day ~ e.. II.
Ceon.x ,.,, A. TWICHFIf - -
Ceanty Commissioner " 0"~sa OF
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BOOK BIyDERF.

DEM0VED IF. ASTHONY'S BTNDERY,
IL blank book manufacturers. removed TO WASH
inston street, corner Commercial street. Seattle,
Wash
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ISL el g.; CLOSING, slse; buyer season, slsG<
t7I 6ffs. closing 81 9. $751;
BsFiey-Buyer 1s9l. sl.fTfzi ~, ciosfng nc
81 Its; buyer season. us 42I 10 closing q
sLlss-
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sight, III .Sl5e: telexraphSc. i7s41cDc.
Starring biils-Bank. $4S1&; SIGHT "a ~. come
1nsTcial, $3.50 silver bars, sialoCss. Maxicaz
dollars, s5sSS0c-
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EASTERN MARKETS.
VIEW YORK srocK EXCHANGE.


NEW YORK, Aug. She stock market opened
with continuation OF the raid by the hears
contingent Stocks we're com parAtiTely active
dnring the forenoon, but culi in the afternoon,
with almost 8 complete stagnstion in prices
The market closed quiet. bug strong. az the beat
prices Of the day. Final ehsagcs generally were
fractional advances Burlington is up ~. Chi
esgo Gas, Union Pacific and Colorado Coal have
declined per cent
Government bonds-Firm-
Petroleum-CIosed al %
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on csll-EaSy: closed, offered at a.
Prime mercantile paper-5sz on sterling ex-
change-Weak; ebay bills, - 4; demand. $4S6
Bar silver, los.
BONDS
e. $. As, reg. .....-I l. Il. :. 45s, coup. / 0ca<
Z. :. IS, coup. 1 l. Pacific o's..-......1 10
Cs. = u, :. reg.I COS,
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coSFECrToyERS

CREAM. CoNFECTToNFpY- x-- ---
,.sss zee cream. ell eavoES AIwnys a., 80
49, Hp,ly 10 all parts o. the CIV 49,,
fats "a c.nss a.. nsNeTs one quart 80 cents mrs.
e-... se candies, made fresh dailv. fs-,s.,
-.-.<nI Ia the city At Hesry'x ST. Thtrss as
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Aug. 5--whsat-Quiet;
n-42szi WAiia walla. ST. SD per censalt
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err NOTICES.

~,oapD or ALDERMEN JOINT hEsoLu.-
X 80. xe II Re II resolved ~ the ocAfa o.
.x- so hor<e OF delegates OF the city OF %
NE 70 = ,a 'seato Of the city council OF said
iha. . = Atom. street In said city, ne-
e1s5 - street and Main street. oy grazing
$3.50 : = sror5xace with sue established grace.
- - rs,--et ssdewaIk on eacn size tneFeoL
~. sss-sssed cot Of grading ana granntng me
- street. exc!uding tne 81 = sg
e1seoIea - ssrsrnztei cost OF Sidewalk
sosizLs - s<va<t is two hundred and hffy-nve
~ - .vs- me total estimated csi OF sau I'M
-. as - BE- pkid By The a5uftiug properly
80 ers = xfx hnadred one ahn 9O-lVv l~ooaySI
e.s . srd fl< cost Of the grading and slaeNaik
- ,, "a s<rnxs Is 20 be assessed Azatsl me pfOp-
ibs q 49, - aid street proposed 10 be inn
efss - s,s'ssrrstesi above and which said abut
pfrsca - 80 g hereby declared 70 be the property
tnz y. ~ I'D improvement II persons own
- s.ss,sf..g properly as Defined D. section
ins 49, n article eight Viii OF tne freenoldsrs
80, sfssiI have ffseen 10 days from anu AFTER
80 ts az the FIRST punleat on Of Lhis resolusion 70
a. ,sfh ire city clerk protests against saia I'M
proysMsss an. s,r sd Improvement Is 20 be made
a a. - -. ~ air uecsate Payment
~ 49,. ~ - a a. s1tesen TIE 30th day Of July,
1891 pvsss,,ent Boar OF AIderrnen.
p....x hnn.p n delegates the 10th day OF July,
Passed 49, X. W. JONES.
lSsi President House Of Delegates.
- ~ me thls 18th day of August, 1891
Appsps HARRY WHITE. Mayor.
- this 9Th day Of August. 1891
fheo n ". MILLER. City Clerk.
...,6nrd mis- esh day OF August, A ID. 1891
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DR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the residence of Ex-Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription ALSO
lutely FREE
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
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SECOND eooDx

III I ~ CASH PRICE PAIN FoR Nrw
ks sssss eoas-hAnd fnrnitgre a. Chestsr's lis
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CAUTI0N-The Histogenetic Me-
cines are sod in but one agency in each
town. The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: "Dr. ]. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device Is q fraud.
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TATL ORING.

ii A 49, YOUR TROUSERS MADE nv CooS
eosssess en'i aAker. We make nothing else. The
- ---AIlis, corner Er0at ard g,gluu,h,a
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THE STEAMER CLARA BROWN
VIII leave Hafnelds wharf Wednesday
morning and sunday afternoon,
Asp m, for
TACOMA, OLYMPIA, SHELTON AND
WAY PORTS.
For farther particulars inquIreof
a HATFIELD. Agent
pACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and vic-
tora: At Up m passengers received on board e.
p MI July 2, II, IL, ~ "a. August and Q.
For Alaska July 8. IT. n August !. 8. ls. 81.
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Al M July 8. IA, 19, -, "a
August 3
Tickets may be obtained AZ the once Of the COM
psny. al Ocean dock. seattle
GooDAL. PERKINS 4 CO,
General Agents. san Francisco
ii. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent, Seattle.
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WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
w tincorporated.D
- MORTGAGE LOANS
securities approved here. No delay.
Branch oftce-Coiman block. Seattle. tGrcund
door, main entrsRcel
GEORGE FOWLER, Manager
Home ofnce-Wala Walla. Wash.
Easter, a14co.. IS Wall street, New York.
20 Water street. Boston
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Leaves Hstnelds wharf Monday, Wednesday and
Friday naorHingx CO tide, for RichBioad. Nd
raonds Nakiltfo. Tni2ir. Ssaawoc1. FIR. SRA<tt
CITY NJ yernon, Avon ses1ro and Hamilton
= W. aAIIa, Master.
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RAILROAD STOCKS
MERCHANDISE.

Hops-Dull and uuensnSed- Country markets
dun. Cab.egrsms note unfsvora5le weather for
growing crops The foreign markets ara quiet.
Quotations: Pseidc coast, idk5A.
COftee-DpsloRs closed steady with partial adj
vance OF points up. sales were H.n1 bags.
including August. s., S5sEi6 81: ceptem Der.
sl5.s0: October. a. 5oGl45'; November, sl36Ss
Decemher. slS4l spot kio, dull; fair csrgoss.
sugaf-Raw' steady: sales were 500 bags
molasses sugar. % test, ssc; loo hhds. Mnsco-
va1o, z;sc; refined, quiet
CoppeT-Wcak; lGke, september, 81
Lesd-Firm; domestic, SLsa
Tln-Sseady; straits, So
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
CHICAGO. Avg. 5.-wheat was qGiei today and
wea and lower. The opening was S@sl4e lower
thsn the closing figures OF yesterday, quickly
weakened; followed By further decline OF = q
sc; then became frnier ami rallied &c; then
ruled steady, and the closing WAS isle lower
than yesterday Receipts, 200 bushels; ship
W6esi-sseady: cash, s7,4ss7ssc; September.
CeoTn-sieady. cash. 5ssse. September. So &c.
oats-Steady; cash, 2I9se' september, 27sse.
Rye-Quief AZ 7S54e.
Barisy-NomiaAl-
PoTk-DuIl; cash, sla.sseiasS; September,
81 10
Lard-nul. cash. ss.a5: september. $50.
shoulders s5.95: short clear, s. i5s6- -. shor;
ribs, s6.59s5.6a
Whisky-sLE-
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, AuE. 5--Ca.tie Receipts. 1000:
export steers steady. Others slow aua weak
prime extra natives, s6es.e 2's good, g. Is. 9th
ers. S350a45o; canning Texans, s2gGss2 % +;
stackers, S-gEg&55
Hogs-Recelpts, 1900; weak and i06E1ee low
er. Rough ana common, s--ssG199. mixed and
packers, SOS; prime heavy and butchers
wei gAts, s45ls1lG5o light, sa7o<ss5s5; ErasssFs,
g. Tsa5 n.
Sheep-R Receipts 90: fairly active and steady.
weEhers and yeAr.iurs, SCI. Texans, 81 SIC
4 -: Westerns, lower, fAAez454
BOSTON STOCK gxCaASsE
BOsToS. Aug. 5.-Ciossag.
Atchison ....-.... 81 Mexican Cen Conn iSs<
Burlington ...--.-.- -SAa DlsSo. ...-..-..
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-c.np OF ALDERMEN RESOLUTION NO.
B1f-Be i resolved By the board Of Aldermen
- cs Of delegates OF the city OF Seattle In ses
.scu S16enbled:
,.sersI az the city Of Seattle, to improve Farm
ss~< fyoxn Depof street 20 harrison street in the
~ af seattls 81 grazing and constructing side
rag on each side If The same, The estimated
est Of grazing and rubbing me ssld street, ex-
fvIisree and 5o-loU fSl.l2S50l dollars: the esri-
xsfed esszt Of sidesnikng the said street on both
sdf< ts,erfsgs zine hundred and ninetyfnree and
- 100 Fsea3 301 dollars: the total estimated cost
- h "a by the abutting LOT owners Is twenty-one
hArfred aud sixteen and $1,000 fS2.1l6 So dol
i.r<: tire feztinated cost Of grading and gruobiDg
~ crossings is one hundred and thirty-eight and
ftfee l&1ss75l dollars: the estimated cost OF
constructing tbs crcss-wsiks and putting in box
fraias u one hundred and twenfy-six fSlz6) dol
lsrs me total estimated cost TO be paid by the city
ouf or the general road fund Is two hundred and
six1r-foar AMI 75-l0o ls264.751 dollars; and the
eos 81 grading the said street and sidewalkng the
szme. excluding the crossings, IL 10 be assessed
ufslnst the sbsgttiag property on said street pro-
Do<ed 70 be improved. as described above, and
whca said sbuttlng property Is hereby declared TO
- tn praperty benefited by said improvement
Al persons owning any abutting property. Is de-
fned hy section seven f7 Of article eight (NIII) OF
rzrser shall have fifteen ISL days from and after
the date Of the first publication OF this resolution
Is tls with the CITY CLERK protests against said
inpr0sement Thai payment for said improve
Eu<nt IA TO he By the i'm mediate payment mode.
PxsSed hy the board OF aldermen this 30th day
5uiy 1891. GEORGE W. HALL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Pissed house of delegates this Both day OF July.
1881 r. W JONES,
President House OF DELEGATES.
Apnrossd BY me this &th day OF August A. d
1891 HARRY WHITE. Mayor.
FlIsd ty Ne this 4th day Of August, A. ID. 1891.
Fsasshs6 mis- 9Th day Of August, 1891
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THE STEAMER MULTNoMAH-
Runs on the following time card daily. except
sunday:
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D. r BROWN Assistant General PASSENGER
Agent Vzucouver.
(. ". McGINNIS Agent staFr-Boyd block,
SSaFfle
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THE HARD TIMES SUPER.

The hard times supper given at the
First Presbyterian church last night was
a success financially, and, looked at from
the standpoint of a hungry man, was a
JOY that ought to live forever. Supper
was served from $50 to $50. Everybody
was there. The front parlors of the church
were very prettily decorated with large
variety of flowers that gave out pleasant
fragrance. Here you could get ice cream
and cake, while in the back rooms was
served a bill of fare Of such foods that
stick TO the ribs and fill long fell want
at nominal outlay of cash. Good music,
vocal and instrumental, was thrown in to
make the evening more pleasant, and
what with this, the supper and the socia-
bility, the occasion was most enjoyable to
all who were present.
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THREE-FOOT WHEAT.

Yesterday from st. Marks, Attica town
ship, Mr. John German sent the EAGLE a
stool of wheat containing forty-nine stalks,
measuring almost three feet high and
nearly ready to head. The forty nine
stalks grew from three grains of seed and
is in three stools proper There are no
flies on Germans wheat nor no flies on
Germans farming. Ifconditions continue
as favorable from now on till harvest as
they have proved from seeding time, Cor
man will harvest in May, and it will be a
most abundant one. But the st. Marks
farmers never fail. The drouth of last
year didn't catch them to hurt much.
They always have crops, generally the
biggest kind of crops. About eight out of
ten of them are Germans, and they will all
die rich men.
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SENATOR JOHNSON TALKS.

Senator Charles Johnson, of Jefferson
county, was in the city last evening
enroute to Anthony. He came from
Topeka where he reports the impeachment
trial progressing slowly. He stated that
the testimony was now being heard and
that the trial would last probably three
| weeks yet. Thirty-seven senators are in
attendance. In speaking of the present
condition of things. the senator said that
In his position as state bank commissioner,
he was enabled to see the amounts of
deposits in the banks by farmers and
stated that the amounto of cash the farmers
of the state had deposited in the different
banks was surprising. He thought that
when the crop, now so promising,
was harvested the last of the calamity
howlers would have disappeared.
The wheat, said Senator Johnson, is
much further advanced and has even
better stand in this part of the state than
in his part of the country. He had talked
with numerous farmers in different parts
of the state, but none that he spoke to
knew anything of that little green insect
the takers had imagined in Kansas wheat
fields
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RECEPTION AT TIE NJ. E. CHURCH.

The reception rendered Rev L. NJ. Hart
lev and wife at the First N. f. church last
evening was decidedly a success. The
church was tastefully decorated with
choice flowers and tropical plants.
Parties commenced coming at about S
o'clock and continued until after 10
o'clock, during which time about 400 peo-
pie came in. Rev. Hartley and wife, with
some friends, were seated beneath beau
tiful floral arch in front of the rostrum.
From each side the committees stood in a
semi-circle around the building, so that all
who came in were introduced around be-
fore being seated, which was q very CLEVER
ly gotten-up device to dispel the stiff
ness which often characterizes similar
occasions. The Dew Drop club discoursed
some sweet music during the evening.
The affair was very pleasant one socially
and all enjoyed il.
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Il Word 10 the Wise" Etc.

4 limited number OF sets or Rogers
Nickel Silvcrware viii be sent post
free to those who send us the advcr-
tiScd price, which - made to introdu re
the goods into each neigh bOrhood.
The manufacturers guarantee this
metal superior TO any plated ware. be-
ing the same metal through and
through. Superior for service only TO
solid silver; warranted not To change
color; Rogers name is stamped on csch
article. Seud postal order for q bali
dozen and be convinced, or cali and
see goods. Money returned 81 goodz
are not satisfactory.
Forks or Table spoons 50 half dozen;
Desert spoons, $3.50 half dozen: T'ea
spoons : half dog. Butter knives or
Sugar Shell 40c each. Addreas
II. 81. PATTERSON.
SAG y. Main -. Wichita. Kan.
- lmo g. 81
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ATrEMPT TED BURGLARY on THE WEST


Officer Charles Guyer, while on his beat
last night, on the West Side, was attracted
by noise on the other side OF the street
from the side he was walking on. He ran
in the direction from which the noise came
and discovered that the large plate glass
window in Arey's mattress establishment
was broken. He searched the premises,
but finding nothing went TO neighboring
building and procured light. No one
was to be found and the wonld be burglar.
for an attempted burglary it was, had
effected his escape, as there were many
places in the building in which lie
could have concealed himself at first and
escaped from when Officer Guyer went
after the light.
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BETH.
sQUIB FROM THE PEN OF RUSTIC.

To the Editor OF the Eagle
Away back in our school DAYS, when we
were studying English history, you re-
member we read of time when a gold
watch was left hanging beside lonely
road and was not molested Have you
ever thought what a change has taken
place since that time? Nowadays even Il
little harmless flower must be torn rudely
from its stalk and be borne away captive
Young men, young ladies, boys and girls,
did you ever think how little and mean it
looks to sneak up behind the fence or take
advantage of the darkness, and pluck the
finest and perhaps the only flower in some
beautiful yard? Is it right? Is it the
proper thing for young ladies and gentle
men to do? Granting that the owners
care nothing for their property (prepos-
ferrous idea that they should) can you afford
to brand yourself as a sneak thief because
you will not take the trouble to ask for
that which you wish? Ohl-you say that
you did not steal, you just took few
there were so many, you know. Think
over this subject little and see to what
conclusion you come. Perhaps l do not
see things as | should, in my old age, but
some way or other fail to see the propri-
ETY. in such conduct Yours fraternally,
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Beautiful California Shells.

The shell OF the creates. benefit 20 Cali
foruia is the abalOne or HslictiS, several
beautiful species OF which are found at the
islands Of san CleIneuts and Santa CatH-
Ina When polished the shells present d
rich and beautiful luster; some red, others
black, with intermediate tints o. great
beauty Hundreds OF ahalOnes are sold Is
curiosities, but the largest number 20 east.
some 70 be sent 70 Germany 10 De made
into various objects which ara SHIPPED
back 20 America Ons might ask WY
tais work cannot be made OF this coazL
California has shipped 100 SACKS 2 year,
and possibly more, bringing - The state
from 50, 90 20 o.001. Aoou. 10 different
kinds CT specimens are known II various
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