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THE COURT.
ooNCURRING OPINION.

For the reasons given in the foregoing
opinion, the judgment and order are af-
| ,a1
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HOOPS Sarsaparilla
Purifies the blood,
Makes the weak strong.
100 doses one dollar.
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Tiled February IA. 1911
Appeal from Superior Court, Sacra-
mento County = John w. Armstrong,
Judge.
For appellant, J. w. Hughes, of coun-
sci, A. L. Hart
For respondent, Chauncey 81. Dunn.
IN BANK
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Effective,

An old woman in DR.. Todd's iamoul
New England church kept d small gro
Gerry store, and it was currently reported
she was dishonest in her dealings with
the few townspeople who bought OF her
One Sunday DR.. Todd preached a power
ful sermon from the text, "False weights
are an abpmipAtion unto the Lord"
The old woman was much aroused by
the sermon. She was trying to tell an
old acquaintance about 1t.
"a very powerful discourse, Maggie
All, but he came down upon the sinners
It would ha' done your heart good tc
hear him."
"What was the sermon about2 What
was the text"
"Ah, / cannot remember the text
But 1t was about weights and measures
and groceries and balances"
s'But what was the subiect2 What
was the theme Of the disCourse2"
ooh, the theme. Idon't know. Blu
this know, Maggie. Iwentright homt
and burned my hait.busheli"
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Ltternr, siethoas.

lotion TrdMScrip!.
Literary wotkersdo not like to discuss
their methods. Perhaps they are conc,
times a little ashamed Of the machinery
out OF which they got names for their
characters, just as they might be OF Their
rhyming dictionaries. How many au,
thors have written stories with ell the
names left blank, or with the actual
names Of their best friends or OF the best
known people, and aiterward sat down
with a directory, q tax list, the catalogue
OF q college, or the list Of victims in a
railroad dieaster, to select or combine Ia
'boriously the right names 10 givs to
their peoplel Others donot not do this
at all; they think the name to begin
with, and in the evolution ofthe story
associate the imagined character with
the name 90 intimately that they could
not 90 on with the story ifthe parsonage
were to have any other name. a good
deal, 1t is known, depends upon q name !;
and in spite of tie progress oithe power
OF the gospel OF realism, there is as yet
no such thing as absolute, common.
place, everyday realism in ichtiou
Names.
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During the late campaign the Demo-
cratic politicians were profuse in their
declarations Of friendship for the OPP
pressed farmer, and even went SO far as
to plead for the votes Of the Fsrmers
Alliance on the alleged ground that tho
Democracy was tho only true friend the
poor farmer had. They succeeded to the
extent OF getting the undivided support
of the Alliance organs for the Democratic
ticket from the head to the tail. Behold
the result! Two representatives Of the
farming class went to Charleston and
asked the Democratic members Of the
Legislature for recognition in the deal Of
Offices. But the election WIS over, and
It was nearly two years before another
would take place. So, as usual, the far.
mers were turned down and the places
went to others-men who represented
nothing in particular but their ability to
control votes. The love OF the Demo
cratic bosses for the farmers ia affecting
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The has been considerable discussion
in the press of the country concerning
the suggestion for the naming of country
roads and the numberingo Of farm houses,
so as to permit tho preparation Of coun-
ty directories and road guides, which
are Of great convenience to the general
public. The scheme has met with great
favor everywhere, aud we observe that
in Contra Costa county, California, the
idea has takon practica: shape, an asso.
citation OF enterprising citizens having
been formed to carry it into effect.
In this connection the following from
the Philadelphia Ledger will be read
with interest:
In Calilorni4, as In all pats OF the country
roads lRkU on VuriOns local names rs towns arc
passed, and there Is much COnfnsion. The RSso
citation proposes TO reduces the bumper OF han!es,
name, The names also VIII tndicato the char
Ncter OF the roads 10 which they are to be APP
piled. The words or afixes road, way. etc, are
applied only 10 tho main highways Laurel
"
10 DO connecting road between tTo e.hefs
and having no branches. Acorn Local IL hhown
hy itS natnO to have no outlet, and san PABLO
ExIt mas no outlet by land, but has a wafer exit,
A pleasing variety Of names has hcen provided.
Including three from No'apuE. They are, Glen
aypQ igrHln rpAd), FlnmRYeg river rOan) and
PoffiSyeg fruit Way The roads having all been
named and numbered, tley Ara aCcnmteiy meas
pyed, beSlunIng at the county Seat, or the eud
nearest the county scat and each mile along them
Is then divided into ten equal parts or lniAgi airy
blocks TWI numbers are d lOlied TO each
block, tho odd ones GU the left side, and the
even nnGs on the right. Enrh house within
tho block bOars the number Of tho block. II
there should be more than one house then they
are also leItered as 43S, us a, 4SS b. DC. ProvlS
!, may thus be made for $50 houses In a block.
The number moreover indicates the eXACt dis
lance from the court b0use or the beginning Ol
lie road The house number divided by two,
shows the lumber OF blocks from the commence
mont. Thu committee has arranged 70 have
metal sin boards greeted, 70 require house
owners 10 maintain numbered signs on theii
places, and 70 publish count directory. a
taX OF CO cents Ler thousand dollars Of valuation
will, Il Is estimated, cover the entire cost Of
applying tho system 10 city streets and country
roads, and the Board Of Supervisors viii havt
Inc work done unless the Taxpayers, after notice
make objections. The C0ntra Costa plan ha,
bee well thought out in all Its details Hut
might be applied here IN the East with grea
nd vantage.
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Governor Fleming's first message t.
the Legislature is, If not brilliant, a,
least a readable document, and, in THU
respect, is worthy Of being classsc
among the best Of the many good State
papers issued by some Of his predecss
sors. Being a practical business man
the Governor naturally treats his topics
in q buslness.llke manner.
With one or two exceptions his rec
concentrations and suggestions areswise
and timely, and II followed closely can
not fail to prove beneficial to the public
welfare.
The message is singularly free from
the liability OF attack from the Oppo.
siton press, the only partisan paragraph
It contains being the reference to the
Federal Election bill, now pending in
Congress, which reference we believe to
DO uncalled for Its existence IN the
document spOils the symmetry Of the
well. constructed paper, judged from q
non.partisan standpoint.
The parts Of tho message which are
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nER IlnhnANns HELPER.
sketch OF Mrs Ed,pSn, Wife of the Greatest
of EleCtFiClAns,

sketch Of Mrs Ed,pon, Wife Of the Greatest
Of ElsCtriClRns.
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, wife Of the
greatest Of electricians, is sketchod by
Mis- Alice Lannigan in the Ladies
Home Journal for January. Mrs. Edison
is the daughter Of Mr. Lewis Miller, q
millionaire manufacturer and the toun-
der Of the settlement at Lake Chautau.
qua, and was born OF Akron, o., in 1868
She was sent when quite q young girl 70
boarding school AZ Boston, where sne
wag educated, remaining there, with the
execution Of her vacation, which were
apent at Chautauqua or in travelling, un-
til She was graduated. While continu-
| indher music and other studies in Bos.
ton after her graduation she met Mr..
Edison in the most ordinary way known
TO modern romance, through an intro
durlion in mutual friends drawing:
room. The acquaintance illuminated
wi,hin six months in their engagement
and then very quickly again IN their
marriage sat the home of tho bride"
Akron, O., on the 24th day Of February
1885
Mrs. Ediaon has but one child, 2.year-
old named Madeline, but she cares toT
tho three children left Mr.. Ellison by bis
first vito like q mother. The Edisons
now live at Llewellyn Park, Orange.
Mrs. Edison Ia quite q fine Musician,
and she and her slep.Children constantly
practice together.
In appearance Mrs, Edison is very
youthful and charming. Her complex;
ion is olive, her mouth firm, teeth good
and eyes u shade darker than the hair,
which is brown, abundant and wayy'
and is worn parted over her forehead IN
peculiarly becoming way. She is OF
medium height aud plump figure. She
dresses handsomely and well, and looks
what she is-ths ample, quiet wife OF u
great and successful man.
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MINTgR WISDOM.


ESchdngr.
Don't be afraid oil irf,h air, but avoid
boa't 70 out cf dOOu for a iecond without
extra covering. ,...,..At,,,
choose f SS WSah i warm and yet more or eii
Take oa your OyeroRt When you enter
warm place whether Office or private ave illAk'
even ii your Nitit il 10 inAt only taEee minutes;
ifyOu catch cold or develop couHn, ~, "
Of II Rt once This Is better than feeling p!Ie
and thin ing that pneumonia OF couAunPu9H
has marked you ~ victim.
Tie best remedy iol cough or cola lnSo,HsySi
EtnbborU) OF a sudden chill, q pure WhilEey'
| A DOES Of whiskey In water Will impart genel'
ouS warmth 70 the whole body and Keep on tne
diseases oil the season. ,,.A
Don't i0rBet that only pure whiEscy shoul1 IL. y
taken. DuiIys Pure Malt Whiskey mas ths
str1ngeSt recommendations from the leadln !
doetUis rs 10 SIS efficiency, and from ne mG S.I
prominent Ecienttsib ~ 70 ~ pufiS ~ ~, ny
only stGndart medicinal whisky. Iakeno oihei
from y6ur druggist IN
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sro1IIHo1DERs' MEETINGS.
CROOK OLDERS' MEETING.
NOTICE

IN
The stockholders OF The Riverside Iron WORKS
win take, notice that whereas me Board q p
Board held on the 27th day Of December, A; D.
1899, passed q resolution in the words following:
" Rts0grEd, That the stockholders Of The RtTer
side Iron Works be recommended At their Gn'
nuRl meeting 10 DO held on the 18th day 81 lAlu'
ary. A b. iS9i, 10 pass resolution increasing
the capital stock Of said company from the sur
plus fund Of mid company: from one miiiion
dollars 70 fifteen hundred thousand dOl,4r, OF
from len Thousand shares Of the par value Of
one hundred dollars per share 10 niteen thou
dred dollar per share Now, therefore,
III. N, Vance, as President OF The Rivenide
Iron Works and !, john D. Culeeftson, q sec'
Rotary OF saIl works, do hereby notify The
stockheiners Of The RiTeIsi%e ifon %esEs O. i N
rectors as Aforesaid: and wO do further notify
said stock holders that we. J. N: Vance and John
ID. Culbeftson, or one or the 0ther Of u.s. Will, q
stockholders In the Riverside Iron works, aud
At the said annual moetipe 70 be hell on We
said 18th day OF January A. D. 1921, a. AtortiGd,
offer the following resolution for adoption By
said stockholders IN meeting so assembled, that
q 10 Eay: "ResOlyed, that the capital stock Of
The Riverside iron Works he increased itOm !le
surplus fund OF said company from one million
10 fltteen hundred thousand dollars and ne
number OF shares from ten thousand Of the PAL
value OF one hundred dollars per share 70 at!et1
tEouIand shares Of the par value Of one hundred
dollars per share. witness, the signature Of I9e
SAID j, Il, Vance, as President Of, and the said
John D Culbeftbon, As Secretary Of the RiVet
side Iron Works, aB wellaS their personal sgna
lures IL their individual right as stockholde't
In the said The Riverside Iron WORKS.
THE RIVERSIDE tRo = WORKS,
byJ. Y. YANcE, It's President
aud JNo, d. CuLnERTsON, It's secreiaI!
]. n VANCE, AZ AtrekholderS IN The
de2g
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Of public interest and Importance are
this morning, and are deserving
Of a careful reading. While not Of ex'
traordinary interest, it is instructive to
all who desire knowledge Of the CON
dition Of public affairs in the State and
Of the Governors recommendations
which may have a beasing on cur future
velfare.
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oENERAI NOTICES.
.MUIUAL SAVINGS BANK
No. 1915 Market Street.
sATuRpAY, JANUARY lolh, lei.

The Trustees Of this Bank, in order to lccon.
MEDIATE sll classes OF depoSltors, have extended
the QUARTER-DAYt 10 include
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This 10 the great problem ofliie which
few satisfactorily solve. Some fail DO.
cause Of poor health, others want oil
lack, but the majority from deficient
grit-want OF nerve. They are nervous,
irresolute, cbanseablO, easily get the
blues and take the spirits down to keep
the spirits up thus wasting money,
time, opportunity and nerve force.
There is nothing like the Restorative
Nervine, discovered by the great specials
let, DR.. Miles, to cure all nervous die
eases, as headache, tho blues, nervono
prostration, sleeplessness, neuralgia, st.
Vitus dance, fits, and hysteria. Trial
bottle and fine book OF Testimonials free
at the Logan Drug Co.'S. TrHs&w2
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Tar medical fraternity Of the world
will be relieved of the long agony to-
day. Professor Koch announces that he
will publish the ingredients which enter
into the composition Of his iamout
lymph. This means to the world some
thing more than mere satisfaction Of
public curiosity. 1t means that Koch il
satisfied that the discovery is success,
and at the same time 1t marks the discoy'
erer as one Of the greatest philsnthropistt
OF the age, because he gives the world
the benefit Of his wonderful work with
out money and without price.
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Tar assertion is yentured, without fear
Unsuccessful contradiction, that very few
OF the Democratic members OF the Leg
islatufe who voted in caucus for the res
olution protecting against the passage OF
the Election bill, everread that measure
and, more, that few Of them can even
state its provisions.
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The arrival of Henry NJ. Stanley in
Wheeling will be an event in the clty's
history. No adyenturer or explorer Of
modern times has accomplished so much
for the cause Of civilization or received
80 much homage from the nations ofthe
earth, and Wheeling people, who are
apace with the times. will be happy to
pay their share of tribute to one who
has SO richly earned the honors the
world Is heapipg upon him.
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TnE resolution which passed Council
Tuesday night providing for an electric
light commissiOn, wan long step in the
right direction, and will facilitate the
contamination deyoutly to be wished"
that Of lifting Wheeling out OF the
darkness at an early day.
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THREE physicians OF Wheeling, after
a careful examination, have declared
our "small.pox patient" not suGering
from tho dread disease. Other physl.
clans were Of the opinionthat it was
case Of smallpox. 1t is not the first
time that doctors have disagreed. The
probabilities ara that the latest verdict
is the correct one, but no harm was done
by taking duo precautions pending a
final determination of the case.
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Tue purpose of Dr.. Hattie Jones to
establish in this city a private hospital
for the treatment of nervous diseases
deserves hearty encouragement. The
need OF such an institution in this
State has long been felt. DR.. Jones' ex-
perience and medical skill, together
with the fact that she is a womsu with
woman'a heart and feeling for suffer
ing humanity, peculiarly ft her for the
undertaking.
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sixth Ward Democrat" who sets
forth the merits Of MIR banning, and is
willing to guarantee that he will make q
leysl.headed Mayor, echoes the senti-
mant Of more than great many level
headed citizens.
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Tue Ohio County Democracy narrowly
elcaped a Waterloo in'the fight for Office
a. Charleston. Colonel White fell early
in the action, but Mr.. Tracy went
through without scratch.
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Now that the excitement incident to
the Dempsey. Fita,immops prize fight is
over, the country will once more settle
down TO business.
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Looss's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
sipation. Csc per box, . boxes for ST..
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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REAL ESTATE.
To Let.
storeroou 1851 Market street.

storeroom 1864 Market street.
6toreroom les Main street.
Right r0omed brick house. Sc Thirteenth st.
seven roomed brick house, bath room, etc., II
South York street.
Seven roomed house, with modern improve
ments, 81 south York street
six roomed house, ~ North York street.
Five roomsd brick, artt class property, q
North Huron street.
Three roomed house at log Virginia street.
-Four roomed brick, 1850 Market street.
Two room. third floor, 1919 Market ttreet.
Seven Foomed house, with all modern In
prUyements l6S North Front street.
Eight Toomed house, with all modern I'm
proVementS. lg0 Virginia street.
Six roomed house, with large yard, very de-
Birabie properly, lob North Front street.
Seven Toemed house, a South Penn street,
etore room next 10 dwelling at I62I Main ct.
-Four rooms with all conVeniences at 1lb5
n -Four s Sssas house, aoss Eesssrset
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AT the very beginning Of his message,
Governor Fleming gives Ex-Governor
Wilson neat "back-hander."
In referring to the Hatfeld-M'coy
feud he shows that Governor
Wilson's action was the cause Of
its continuance and modestly claims the
credit OF stopping tho hostiliies by with
drawing the rewards offered by his pre-
decessor.
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FOR SALE.

kSEh 6A4Es
Choice building lots on old Fair Grounds and
Gllchtists addition from $3.50 up.
Building lots corner Market and ThIrty.afth
$3.50 buys The choice Of lots in Zaneb Orchard.
fipe building site on south Penn street, west
sidO. 1our last chance.
100 ~
Four resSsd house, 1919 Wood street, Good
house, 81 800 cash
Three roomed house with small store room,
50 Serth Broadway, near Virginia, O, 600.
Hight roomed house, lot box400.
No: North FrOnt street. Desirable location.
1NVESTMENT-A- property with three seven
roomed teuements. In good condition and good
location. They rent TO first class people and
will pay good H. forest on money invested. 1866,
161 and 100 North Front street.
FARMS-SeverRl good farms, suitable for resu.
lar farming, gardening and fruit
q. Q. SMITH.
Real Estate Agent, 1870 Market ST., over Wheat
d Harcher's JeWelry Store. ja0
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TnE PMkezburg Journal gets consid'
cradle OF the marrow out of the spinal
column of the tariff question in the fol
lowing brief but sensible paragraph:
: Tho Mckinley bill In West Virginia alone re
leases from special taxes after April 80 about II.
manufacturers Of cigars nearly one hundred
dealers In leaf tobacco, over SIX thousand deal
ers IN manufactured tobacco. six manufacturer
OF tobacco and all peddlerS Of tobacco Thil
saves Thousands Of dollars Oi direct taxation "a
West ViTgintAus ana every general Slorekecper
and grocer Is beneatted Bat the Democrats sAy
nothing about this. The growing and SellibI
OF leaf tobacco Is made rs free AS any other agrl
cultural product; bat the Democrats d0n't tell
this No. They are yelling for free trade. II
you say Tree wool, EhOy don't mean that, II from
West Virginia, they say. II you say free coal
they howl, "Oi course not, do you think we ART
foOlsT" II you Say free lumber, FREQ iron and
free salt, they look wise, and i from west ylr'
ginia they dodge OF say, Of course not. OF Dc.
YnOcraCy Is q darling for inconsistency
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CArAERH is not local but constitu'
tiohal disease, and requires constitn'
tional remedy like Hoods sarsaparilla
to effect cure. ID
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srAre o. Ono, clTY o. TolEDo, /

LUCAS CoUNTY, co.
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm Of f. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
Of one HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF HALL's CATARRH
CURE. FRRNK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of Decem-
49,, A. W. GLEASON.
sEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure istaken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces ofthe system. Send for
testimonials, free.
7. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
B4Hsold by Druggists, rs cents. D&w
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FREE, FREE, FREE TRIAL!
ELECTRO NBRYINE
Cures Permanently

All diseases Of the Nervous syStem. either Acute
or Chronic IN either sex. II Roetofe9 I'm:
WSGte or brain; Males strong The Weak. Fun
package, 81; SIX for 6. Trial package 12c with
book, sent securely sealed on recent o. price.
Address, DIR. q. ?. ADDAM, No, S70l Cottage
Grove Ave, Chicago, Ill. noA
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NAV AnYERr1sEMENTs.
NOTICE.

| WANTED = GIRL TO DO GEN.
w kRALhousewoEk. Apply at o Sixteenth
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oniee, 3O& "a Park Place. n. 7.
Health is Wealth!

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ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prosttatiop caused ~ the
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insanity aud leading 10 rntery, decay and death,
Premature Old age Barrenness, Loss Of Power
In either sex, involuntary Losses and sptrmAt-
self abuse or ovcr.indulGence. Bach box con-
taiuS ono months treatment. 81 90 box, or
six boxes for S. %, sent by mail prepaid on 70
ceipt OF price.
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us forsiN boxes, accompanied with S 10, weRlll
send tn purchaser our written guarantee to re
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q euro. Guarantees iESued only BY
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Twelfth streets Wheeling. W. Va jRl0 TThsAw