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CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
One Carload of Cherries Brings So 300
In New York.


CHICAGO, June S.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold carload of California fruit to-
day through the California Auction Conn
pany at the following prices: Black
cherries, 81 l0@1 80; Royal Annes, 81 20
al go; apricots, in ten pound boxes, 40
cents; apricots in twenty pound crates,
81 55@2 10; AZ crates, very small, 81 200
/ 30; Alexander peaches at g 80. The
entire car was in good order, but the fruit
was mostly under size. The apricots in
boxes are unstable.
Porter Bros. Company sold to-day
three carloads of California fruit. Seed
ling apricots brought 81 S5(12 80; Roval
apricots 81 80; Pringle apricots, small and
poor, 95c0Sl 30: Royal Anne cherries.
81 25(d2; Black Tartarians, 81 30@l 45:
peaches, 81 25d2 75.
SALES AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June S.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold carload of San Jose
cherries at auction to-day, at the follow
ing prices: Black Tartarians-I52 boxes
(unsound), at 81 35 per box; 36S boxes
averaged 81 46; SEQ boxes averaged 81 81:
$50 boxes averaged 81 "A; IS boxes at
s. 10; 50 boxes at 81 80. Bigerreau-6l
boxes averaged 81 81. Clevelands-6
boxes at 50 80. The car arrived in fine
condition except two lots-conssting of
I52 boxes-which were too ripe when
packed. The above prices show that
this car sold at over 3,30G, and should
net the grower about 81 10 per box
EDS.
For disordered liver try Beecham's
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PROPOSALS.
State Prison Supplies.

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y ceived at the Office OF the Clerk at Safe
Prison, san Quentin, until % A. NJ, SA II q
DAY, 18th day of June, 1891, and 9 4 -
Office OF the Clerk at State Prison. Fol ttlln,
until 9 a. ~, SATURDAY, 20th day of i the.
1891, at which times and places they wi l9 DC
opened in presence OF bidders for furnis. - ng
and delivering supplies for said prisons. 90 u
sisting Of Subsistence Stores, Forage, ~, Il,
Clothing, Medicines Lime, Cement, and OF IN ~
staple supplies from July i, 1891, to utie
so, 1892, inclusive, on conditions as u ~
printed schedules which viii be furniSll 70 q
upon application at either of the abo@ I,
Offices
No bid will be considered unless ma1e
upon said schedules, nor unless accompanied
by the certified check therein required, noNE
from any other parties than bontI-ftde dealeHa
in the classes of articles to be furnished.
Each bidder must accompany his bid witlb
o certified check upon some we'll known ana
responsible banking house for at least / 0 per
cent of the amount, payable TO Chas. Sonntag,
President of said Board, of his bid, condi-
toned that the bidder will enter into con-
tract upon notice of acceptance as required by
law.
Bids for either Prison must be marked separ-
ately.
All payments made on Contracts viii be
paid in Cash, or Controllers Warrants
bidders will carefully follow the conditions
of the schedules.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids, rs the public interest may re-
quire and to order any quantity over or
under the amount specified
CHAS. SONNTAG, President.
j. V. ELLIS, Clerk. my27-toieIS
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 9th.
WHEAT-S1 O715 for June. 81 O6T for
ber, 81 0314 for October 81 O41s for Deem
ber
SUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, 5-16c.
CHICAGO, June 9th.
WHEAT-9S5sc for July, 947Ec for Septem-
Der and 963lc for December.
LIVERPOOL. June 9th.
WHEAT-Slow. California spot lots, SIS sd;
off coast, Ads; just shipped, 44s Sd; nearly
due, 44S; cargoes off coast, quiet; on passage,
red, firmly held; white, very dull; Wheat and
Flour in Paris, slow; English country mar
kets, slow; quantity on passage TO Continent,
2,41S,000; Wheat and Flour on passage to
U. X, 3169,OOO.
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RFCEDENTElD TERMS.
- INTEREST ONLY FOR YEARS. oBNTe@9

ap@ situated IN Yoo County about 90 es by rail
Lake Railroad the distance
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SUNDAY excepted. TSunday only. Mon
day excepted. A.-For morning. P.-For af.
-ernOOn.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager.
[. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent.
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California Butter there is good demand, keep
Ing the market we'll cleaned up, and giving
strong tone to prices. Medium grades, on the
contrary. have easy tendency, the supply
being more than enough to meet market
wants. We quote: Fancy 211a@22c; good
to choice, 2o@21c; fair to good, 1901 &c;
ladle packed.
CHEESE Receipts are not quite so liberal,
but at the same time the supply is yet In ex-
cess of the demand and the market continues
to exhibit weak feeling. Choice to fancy,
new, 9@91@c: fair to good, 715@S1ac; Eastern,
ordinary TO fine, 11@1415c q ID.
EGGS-Prices are firm under moderate re-
ceipts. We quote: California ranch, 24@
25c; store lots, 2o@23c; Eastern, 21@21Hc q
dozen.
POULTRY-No marked fluctuations in
prices. Receipts and demand are light. Live
Turkeys -Gobblers, 10000; Hens, 12@14c
2 ID; BOOSTERS, $500 for old and $s@1o for
$4@6 for large; Fryers, S7@s so; Hens, s5@6;
Ducks, S4 5000 so; Geese, 81 p pair for old
and $191 so for young.
Rabbits hN1 si@1 95Gse IS dozen. hare p S09h %
WOOL-The outlook is bad, as it often is at
this season Of the year, but 1t is hoped that
prices 1t is expected that they will be lower
than the figures which ruled in May. We
quote syringe
Foothil 10000
Southern, months.. 12@l6
southern, 12 months. 21a@15
xNSNdott oC91 .
OLSsoh' Neiiey %0gSo
Eastern, 5000
Do, heavy.......,... 2(G14
HIDES AND sKINS-QuotabIe as follows
Sound. CullS.
IIe Heavy Steers, 81 bs UP, IN. .7k@-c 6, &C
Medium Steers, DC to SO fbs--6 O. 4%@-
Llght, 4Oto 40 51bs..................5 O. d
Medium Cows. over 46 fbs-....5 O. @42
Light Cows, under 46 fbs...5 @ O.
klpS. II to 30 tbs........"...4 a O.
Veal Skins, 10 to II fbs5 @ @
Calf Skins, 5 to 10 rtbs.;:-...6 @61% 5 @
Dry Hides, usual selections, 914c; Dry Kips,
do, &c q 10; Calf Skins do, 9c Gull Hides Kip
and Calf, 6@61ac; Sound Dry Salt Hides, sc;
Gull Dry Salt Hides, 4c; Pelts, shearlings, 10
@20c each: do, short, 30(950c each; do me-
dunn, 65@90c each; do, long wool, 90c@S1 40
each; Deer Skins, summer, 3712c; do, good
medium, 30@3219c; do, thin, 2O@25c q ID;
Goat Skins. 4O@50c apiece for prime and per-
feet, 25@35c medium, 10@2Oc each for
small.
| MEAT MARKET-Following are the rates
for whole carcaSses from slaughterers to deal
ers: Bee-First quality, &c; second quail
| ity, 5@51ac; third quality, 4115a5c z fb. Veal
-Quotable at 5@6c for large and 5@Sc p ID
for small Mutton-Quotahle at rose q ID.
Handspring, S99c p b. Pork-I4ive Hogs on
foot grain fed, heavy, 454@5c; light, 53st951 &c;
dressed hogs, 71at9Sc q ID.
u A SrTEI,Nr MN J>nDrYSS-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DOWNFALL OF A POLITICIAN"
By Hon. BELL ELI.
SO GENTS

BOOKSTORE, 525 j St.
RB- Headquarters tor Art, Fashion, Dra-
matte and Daily Eastern Papers. New Books
received daily. Send for Catalogues. Books
exchanged. Postage stamps accepted.
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SALT

JoY NEW PROCESS BEST IN THE
ID World. Samples free. Address z. p.
F1GG. III 9 Fourth St. Sacramento nly27tf
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SUCCEsSOR TO CARLE & CROLY, CON
y tractor and Builder. Orders solicited and
guaranteed. Office and shop,
1924 Second street, between X and L..
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A. NEIsTER,

CARRIAGES. VICTORIAS, PHAETONS,
u Buggies and Spring Wagons. 90, 912,
91 a Ninth street Sacramento.
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STONE MASON.

CEMENT AND ARTIFICIAL WALKS
y laid, in all coiors, at lowest prices. First
class work guaranteed. A. BOiTANO, No.
719 Alley between NJ and N, Seventh and
Eighth streets, Sacramento, Cal.
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For disordered liver try Beecham's
Pills.
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Rnilrnnn Ginte Cable.
LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE

rains Leave ana are Due to Arrive at
Sacramento:
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So BUYS A CORD
nF OLD LUMBER WOOD. OR SIS "A TON
" of Coal at the G. o. d. YARD, Fourth and
streets.
CEND THE WEEKLY U ION TOsYoUR
y friends in the East,
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yKTELL BORER AND TANK BUILDER.
w tin, sheetirop and copper work, plumb
ing, gas and steam fitting, iobbing, etc. 1914
j street. ap3-3m
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R,aat4,rss Carrie.
DRs. PENDERY & BAINBRIDGE,

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
I Postoffice Building, corner Fourth and K
streets ie6-tf
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AtfpritRsH-ut-Entat.

THOMAS VI. HUMPHREY,
A TTORNEY AND C0UNSELOR-AT-LAW
"A southwest corner Seventh and j streets,
Rooms rs. Sacramento. Cal. Notary Public.
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D. J. MANNIX,

d j, MANN4Ay
CONTRACTOR OF PLASTERING, Kali
I somining and repairing in all its branches.
Insulating of steam pipes and boilers u
speciality Center pieces, brackets and all
kinds OF plaster ornaments for sale. Resi-
dence, 22l5 o street, shop, 1920 street.
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The House District committee are consider
ing the Baltimore and Ohio railroad BILL which
was discussed editorially short time ago in
TIE STAR The fact that the project has good
points ought not blind the committee to OBJ
jectionable and defective features in it, or pre-
vent their amendment in committee. Practi-
cally a re-chartering of the road with new
route is proposed. The grade crossings. both
within and without the city limits, should be
reduced to the smallest number possible and.
where streets are not yet opened. some pro-
vision should be made for bridging them when
they are opened A station north of Massa-
chusetts avenue and east of North Capt.
toll street would be out of Often
sive proximity to the Capitol, would
be nearer than the present site to the
business and residence center and to the prin-
cipal hotels. as a glance at the map will show.
and would save the public the nuisance and the
railroad the heavy expense of bridges on Massa-
chusetts avenue ard North Capitol street.
Attention is also called to the fact that the bill
contains no provision for the promised bridg-
ing of North Capitol street. The power of con-
demna,ion provided is much TOO broad and
needs to be amended by geographical hmita-
ton.
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Spain is perceiving clearly what the United
States and Cuba have already seen, that the
reciprocity arrangements must include Cuba
or that island will be ruined. 1t is not believed
that Spain will detect ''veiled treason in
Cuba desire for better trade relations with
the United States and insist upon loyalty"
even at the expense of bankruptcy. Probably
Canada is the only portion Of the Americas
which is in danger Of isolation, commercially
as well as politically, from the American con-
tinent. as the commercial and political DEEPEN
deney Of a distant European power, in America
but not Of America in thought and progress.
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TIE MONUMENTAL.
s37 AND 800 ST. NV.
This Great Clearing Sale has left with lots of odds
in the different departments and price shall turn them
out Of our stores quickly.
AT OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
Fine Cotton Corset Covers that sold at PIE and DC
Sizes 80 and "a.
Mlokc.
At121c
Fine Cambria Corset Covers. trimmed with fine cam
pric embroderies. high and low neck that sold at Csc
At &c.
At37c.
Fine Cotton Chemse, Skirts and Drawers that sold
at SIC to &c.
At43
At 4:,c.
Infants Short Dresses, made Of fine cambria.
Gretchen style. trimmed at neck and sleeves with
cambria edge. that sold from t9c. to 7jic.
At47c.
At47
ANOTHER CUT AT CHINA SILK UNDERWEAR
OF the immense stock that we had there are Just these
few pieces left, and this is the price:
. Black. l Pink and g Light Blue China SILK Lace
and Embroidery Trimmed Chemise that were origin
s ss.%:
Black China Silk Gowns, lace trimmed. that were
originally $40.
$597.
Black China SILK Gown. lace trimmed that sold at
el6.50.
1897.
$S97.
Pink. Blue, Old Rose. Lavender, 2 Black.
White China Silk Drawers. lace and embroidery trim
med. that sold at $3.50.
:a :!I5:
Infants Wool, handmade Drawer Leegins. that
have been selling at $l.25
At Bic.
At Bic.
OF the Thousands of Knit Skirts that there
inst Remnant Lot Of them left This is the price at
which they 90.
Black and Striped Hand knit Ladies' Wool Skirts that
sold originally at o.. IS. % and $325.
Assist.
1917.
Hand knit Skirts in Cream and Light Bue-Cream
and Pink Stripes-that We're -. 25 and %.
At 2.87.
AtS..97.
Infants Silk Embroidered Caps handsomely trimmed
with Lace and Ribbons-colors White and Black
what we have left of them 20 at these prices.
Caps that have been selling a. Csc.
At37c.
At31c.
Caps that have been selling at e. % and S1 So
At 79c.
Attn.
Caps that were q. Co. 81 10 and 81. SO.
At $1.37.
At el.31.
THE MONUMENTAL
1t 937 AND 839 ST. NV
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Referring to the report that Senator German

Referring TO the report that Senator German
in his campaign for re-election would have the
volunteered assistance Of many Of the ablest
democratic speakers in both houses OF Congress
the Baltimore Sun points out that the next
election in Maryland is purely a state election,
for state officers only. that the selection OF a
Senator is not the sole or the principal reason
for which n legislature is chosen, and that dis
cussiou of the local problems involved is strictly
Of family nature and cannot be participated in
to advantage by speakers from abroad. The
curse of municipal elections has been the con-
trolling influence in them of the issues of
national politics 1t is unquestionabiy true
that state legislatures, including that of Mary
land. have too often been elected and treated
merely q kind of political machinery, neces-
sary To elect Senators. and more useful to pro-
mote partisan schemes than to advance intelli-
gently the material interests Of the state. The
protest of the sun IL therefore timely. Meas
uTes to improve the roads of the state, to pro-
tect the oyster industry, to change the assess
ment law, and TO amend the election laws,
especially in the absurd and injurious pro-
visions concerning registration, which were
framed with political ends and not the welfare
of the state in view, are Of more importance as
issues than the senstorship question. Upon
these issues the Legislature should be elected.
There is no prospect of any other than demo-
cratic Legislature for the state, and there is no
democratic candidate Of strength to oppose
Senator Germans reelection There is there
fore not the slightest excuse even with the
strongest partisan to substitute for the peril
nent questions to Legislative candidates con-
corning their views upon measures for the
development of the state the single inquiry
whether they run with the machine and are for
German. If the ablest democratic Senators
and Representatives conclude to advise the peo-
pie of Maryland in the matter of electing their
Legislature it might be appropriate for them to
skip general political defamation and urge
upon their hearers the wisdom of choosing a
body which will improve the roads, protect the
oyster and enact other obviously needed good
lava
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Orrrcr Or w. b. Mosrs & Soss

Ten-day Sale Of Parlor Cabinets. Mansei Cab
inets Ladies Writing Decks and French Dress
ing Cases and Shaving Stands.
1-Antique Oak Combination Desk. wardrobe
and Chifionier. go. Now s45.
1-Antique Oak Desk. very finely carved, s4o.
Now $50.
2-sixteenth Century Oak Desks, with etched
panel. els. Now s12.
1-Fine Solid Walnut Desk. with double cas-,
ofdrawers. $50. Now ais.
1-An'ique Oak Desk. handsomely carved,
s34- Now az
l-Antique Oak Desk. old English design.
s47. Now s2s.
Limitation Mahogany Book Case and Desk
confined s22. Now SO.
l-sirteenth Century Oak Desk, with case O.
drawers. $50. Now saa
1-solid Mahogany Desk and Parlor Cabinet,
with inlay panel, $40. Now s55.
Large White and Gold Parlor Cabinet. s75.
Now $50
Large and Handsome Sixteenth Century
Oak Cabinet, with French be,el mirrors. sa5.
Nows 15.
Limitation Mahogany Finely Carved Cabi-
net. sis. Now ESQ.
Limitation Mahogany Finely Carved cabi-
net, $50. Now $50
Limitation Mahogany Finely Carved cabi-
net, eco. Now s45.
Limitation Mahogany Handsomely Carved
Cabinet. with French bevel mirrors. $50. Now
$5S
1-Antique Oak Cabinet. s27. Now as.
Limitation Mahogany Carved Cabines. with
French bsyel mirror. SO. Now s31.
Limitation Mahogany Mantel Cabinet. $50.
Now s3s
1-fine Bronze and Gold Mantel Cabinet. with
French bevei mirrors, $50 Now 500.
antique OAK Dressing Case, with oval
French bevel mirror. S35. Now 81.
1-French Dressing Case from original design.
made as sample. with swinging glass and
trimmedswith real China silk and Irish point
lace. $40. Now So.
1-French Dressing Case trimmed With Fryp-
tian lace and silk. s45. Now So. Tob lie sold
At this price because We have made new design.
l-Antique Oak Dressing Case. $50. Nov
SEQ.
Limitation Mahogany Carved Dressing Case
with oval French bevel mirror. SO. Now
$40.
Limitation Mahogany Shaving Stand with
French bevei mirror. sl5. Now $40.
Limitation Mahogany Shaving Stand with
two French bevel mirrors. s25. Now $40.
1-Bamboo Shaving stand with French bevei
mirror. s17. Now sIl.
1-Sixteenth Century Oak Shaving Stand and
Table combined, S15. Now $40.
1-sixteenth Century Oak Triple Plate French
Bevel Mirror, $50. Now $40.
". B. MOSES l. SONS,
+ AND nth SITS.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. UPHcLsTERIEs. ORA
PERIEs AND WALL PAPERS.
fe11-2t
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The Watterson letter to Gov. Hill, addressed
to him soon after the November election, was
probably one of the earliest friendly admoni-
tons not to get on the Cleveland track that
were received by the other New York candidate
for the Presidential nomination of the demo-
cratic party No doubt it had some influence
in directing Gov. Hills thoughts to the line of
action he took. A SenatOrship in the hand
with Presidency in the bush is better to a
smart politician than merely a Presidency in
the bush.
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The international copyright bill has been
lost, if it is lost, by the mistaken judgment Of
some of its friends- 1t never should have been
amended IL additions were needed they
should have been incorporated in a separate
bill II the photographers have caused the loss
o: the measure they have achieved barren
victory. for they take nothing whatever from
proceeding which takes much from others.
The author and the American printer have
been sacrificed.
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81 JEwELRY FOR 50 CENTS.

Here the fashionable heart pendants of roll gold
that may be engraved with initials without fear of
showing that the article is not solid gold
inside for picture. These lockets are fac siles Of
those made in real gold. Here. too, the chains for
them and warranted not TO dscolor the neck cloth
ing. These and all other 81 articles are Offered to-
morrow FOR 80 CENTS EACH. Novelties to Sc ect
from in real Tortoise shell Hair Pins real Gold Rings
Collar Buttons. Studs and Scarf Pins; Roll Gold and
Silver Lace PiGs, Earrings. Hair Pins. Bracelets
Garter and Dress Buckles. Match Boxes, Fob Chains
Also real jet Late Tins. Earrings Watch Chains and
Ruc
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For forty days all superHuous Injuries are to
be laid aside BY that portion of the Christian
world which observes the season Of fasting and
prayer, and even among those who do not make
formal observance Of the holy season there is
disposition on the part Of many to conform to
its spirit
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THE NEW SHOPPING BAGS

revival of an old. old style. They have been
named Martha Washington" &C., Sc. You'll best
recognize them when tell they look something
like the oldfashioned retcules of orr great grand
mothers time. We have them OF real and INIT alton
seal leather. satin tops with silk drawing strings
leather handles some with outside pocket books
others with compartment for handkerchief. Prices
Or, TIC. sJc-. Nc u. u. ~, LIS. 90 81 g.
81 and ~. ~ each.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Lot Of Fine Cloth Newmarkets in Black,
Green and Blue and Black and Gray Stripes,
Original Prices $40. % and sl2 TO-
Marked down to S5.0 co.
1 Lot of Fine Cloth Newmarkets in Black.
Green and Blue and Black and Gray Stripes.
Original Prices el3. 80, SLIGO
and slSOO.-
MARKED down TO s1.iO-
1 Table of Black and Colored Jackets in Black
broadcloth. diagonals. Light and Dark Tan
cloth and few fancy stripes.
Original Prices sl2.J0. $1,000 seJo-
and S5.O0.-
Marked down to e. 3D.
Afew Fine Quality Seal Plush sacques left
large sizes-at greatly reduced prices.
Third fOor, 18th st. buding.D
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Chill h not - far on as China, but the move
nents Of great rebellion in the Flowery King
dom would be as speedily known here Is the
particulars Of the conflict nov waging in South
America are
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SPECIAL SALE OF JEWELRY.

Those in auent circumstances. If they have refined
taste, will admire the beautiful irrespective Of cost.
It's only the vulgar minds that will not. This special
sale OF cheap Jewelry is the result Of three months OF
busy gathering the world Some Of the articles
possess merit the artistic eye will at appreciate
Hers vest pocket reticue pincushion from Paris
Looking at you is the bright face Of pretty airlmade
Of bisque. Turn and your face is reflected a
beveled glass mirror. Pie pins separate the two.
THE PRICE is ONLY % CENTS. The price will
condemn them with the vulgar rich. We write to
Others Here too. rincs of real god prettiiy
grayed, sizes fOr ladies' and children If they were
heavy in weight and gold without alloy tine price would
be some dollars instead of only y, CENTS. For
oTrow the special sale price of these articles and all
other - cent -welry is to be p CENTS. We have to
select from: Scarf Pins. Lace Pins Earrings. Cuf nt-
tons. Roman Pearl Beads. Solid Silver and Rolled Gold
Bangles. Thinbies. Garter Buckles, Silveroide Motto
Banrles. Fancy Hair Pins. Dress Buckles, Fob Chains
81 a II instead CENTS
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The second Of the reciprocity arrangements
viii be with Venezuela. The commerce of the
United States with Venezuela is not 30 large
absolutely a. that with Brazil, but this repub-
hc gets larger relative share of it,
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Monsieur Victor Mace Of Paris deserves the
title Of Napoleon Of Finance and he should be
given the cross Of the Legion of Dishonor.
His pecuniary discrepancy amounts to twenty
million francs
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UsR BrsHops CAnpHoRrsr
FOR TIKI COMPLEXION.
FOR CHAPPED HANDS, FACE AND LIPS OR
RoUGHNEss OF THE SKIN.
This b exquiaits toilet prspsxation for tbs cus
and prevention 81 ehap4fd ANA Fough akin will keeS
the complexion beautifully smooth. son and fair.
PRICE % CENTS PER BOTTLE
For sals BY W. g. Thnppson. s0s 18th ST. q. 9. @.
eimms. l4tt q. and y. Y:sye e. y. Barrett, ldkh
snd Sta - & sayor, ~ md sss. z p, afl@aa.
Tschiasiy Evans, IA ave; 1utb ~; . o.. BAL
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Why don't the great Hebrew money kings Of
the world boycott the Gar Of Russia and when
that government wants cash for its collateral
force it either into humanity or bankruptcy?