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Chicago Markets.

CuIcAeo, Sept. 19.-whcat was duli and opened
lac higher and improved lac local buying, de-
clined Fac on lower cables, heavy receipts In the
Northwest. reports OF more cholera In quarantine
at New YORK. the prospects OF large Increase In
the visible supply and heavy selling by prominent
bear. reacted lac on better late cables and ship.
ments from India. anu closed steady and UNI
changed. Receipts. 347U0O bushels: shipments,
3sb. 900 bushels. Rye. 6os.o Barley. SIC.
CHICAGO. Sept 8.-wheat-Casn. Al sac. Corn
Acc. PORK - 30 50. Lard VI S7La, ribs
81 621a, Mhisky-$l TO-
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO. Sept. l9.-The Earl Fruit Company re-
allied tho following prices for California Fruits
sold at auction to-day; Haf-crates Tokays. 81 500
/ 90; white Malagas. 70cGp&i 05; Bartlett Pears,
81 10; Benrre Hardys. " 25@2 30; Beurre Clair
geaus, s2QD2 Is; Barrys, 81 %; Duchess 81 5000;
Onondagos, 81 40; Winter Nelis, 81 55 Easter
Beurres, ~ 75; Ounces, 81 80; herman Prunes.
81 60t9l 90. SILVER Prunes, 81 20; Strawberry
Peaches. 81 IDOL 80; salways. 81 1901 30.
CHICAGO, Sept. l9.-Porter Brothers Company
sold to- day IL carloads OF California Fruit.
Bartlett Pears ripe, 81 35Go3 10 full crates Tokay
Grapes 50 Os@3 50; halt crates, 81 1901 IS; full
crates Muscats. 81 7t@e2 Is; half crates. s0c60
ST. 10; Imperative Pruncs, 81 40; German Prunes,
81 bUtG1 80. Peaches. Sbc0D&l 40: Silver Prunes
81 1901 %, Fallenberg rums. ~ 1901 AS; White
Doyenne Pears, x20p2 90: Beurre Hardys, So SIS:
onondagos, 81 5013 10; Bcurre Roses. 80 10;
Blocks Snperbs. W 90; Comices, 81 90: Beurre
Clairgenus. 81 e0@t2.
NEW yonK, Sept 10 Porter brothers Com.
pany sold to-day carload OF California Fruit.
Ssiway Peaches. 81 200D1 80; Cling Peaches 81 40
gl 90; Georse's Late Peaches, 81 40; bartlett
Pears Va 2bW2 70,s half boxes Beurre a. Anjous
81 So FaIlenberg Plums. 81 10: half crates Mus.
cats. 3bc@Sl TO- half crates Tokays, 81 1901 90;
half boxes Scckoi Pears. 81 30@l 90; Forelias,
81 1901 4o.
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IMMORTELLEs.

xs al Of lie 10 i've OF death to die
a onirk,nipr growth that blooms and tades away
q sasefing spark a faint dissoiving ray
q meteor flashing down shoreess SKY
On Srondrous fow'ring hosts. pray tell me why 7
yon foId your tinted robes al close OF day,
40 droop and die. In voiceless words they say
s1ys Ind and bloom and fade then lowry lie
II nofher esrth's caressing arms and sleep,
And dream of sprih gtime's resurrectin2 SUI,
NE rest with hope. and that we SOW we reap,
ms good 70 sleep when each DAVIS work IS done,
Life leads TO d ath and death TO life, and we
are but the symbols Of LIES mystery.
- n. I. HOLLANDS.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICEABLE & NOR
principal place of business, San FranciscO. Cal;
cation of works. Virginia Mining District Storey
County, State OF Nevada.
Notice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment No. 100,
levied on the eleventh day OF August 1892 the sew
erai amounts set opposite the names OF the reSpec-
tive shareholders, as follows:
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HONORS TO LIE C0NTE.
A Reception by the Microscopists and O
banquet at the California Hotel.

A HeceptIOn by the MicrOscOpfstB and 9
banquet at the California Hotel.
Professor Joseph lie Conte will be
rendered a reception by the San Francisco
Microscopical Society Wednesday night at
the rooms. 432 Montgomery street.
Professor lie Conte has recently returned
from Europe, where he has been ndustri-
ously engaged for over a year in gathering
specimens that delight the eye OF the micro
scopist
The members OF the society are requested
to bring such new and interesting speci-
mems as they may have on hand, to be ex-
hibted al tho meeting,
On next Saturday evening the officers and
trustees Of the Alumni Association of the
University Of California will entertain Pro-
fessor LIE Conte at the alumni banQuetMto
be given at the California Hotel.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

r. D. Cranston and wife TO Dee Doxey lot on f
line OF Ashbury street. SO s OF Waller S as BY e
1868; $40. ~ -
William Doxey to same same; gift
A. kosenshlne an d wife to CaspAr ZwferIein lot
w 125: So ~ W
City and county Of San Francisco to OTTO +. Won
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Rptiders, Con,ract..

Charles KDoechel, with John hiron and X. c.
Gardner, additions aud alteraf! As on line of
California street, l56.4t4 OF bdchsaan. w % by
1877 So $1,000.
Jane H. Palmer with L. C. Judkins TO build on
line Pleasant street, 1877 % OF Jones, 45:lO by
So $4i33
James 6aughran. with Houston Bios, TO build on
Hue OF Harrison Street.32 of Twenty hrs street
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Produce Exchange Meeting.

This morning there will be meeting OF
the members OF the Produce Exchange for
the purpose Of considering proposition to
sell the exchange building aud declaring a
dividend among the members out Of what
the property will bring. That is the pur-
port OF circular issued to members calling
upon them to attend the meeting this morn
t....
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 10.
SUMMARY OF THE AARKRrA

Silver steady.
Wheat duh and depressed.
Barley unchanged.
Oats declining.
Rye very weak
No change IN Hay.
Beans going down.
Some changes in Cordsse. =
Potatoes in liberal receipt
Onions easier.
Fresh Butter steady.
Cheese weaker.
Eggs firm
Fresh Fruit firm.
Dried Apples advanced.
Sacked Rasins decllaod.
Future prices for Nuts all made.
Vegetables in liberal supply.
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81. Matthew'S Day.

st. Matthew's day falls on next Thurs
day, and on that day there will be appro-
pirate exercises at st. Matthew's School in
San Mateo. There will be reunion OF the
alumni and former pupils OF the school Of
tho past twenty-five years. During the
afternoon there will be given an interesting
series OF games on the Campus
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General Mernhandis..

BAGs-Cacuttas $4,000; Wool Bags. 36@3Sc.
CoRDAGE -Ssai Rope is quoted at loo,
10Jac and j Il a II tor the three sizes. and Sisal
Bate Rope lO@lOIsc q 10: Duplex Rope. &C. 9lac
and l0c q n for the three sizes No other changes.
SuGAk-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, all 61sc p II. Dry Granuistsd
6s4c q n; Confectionery A, 56sc; Standard A.
6asc; Magnolia, 5Iac; Extra c. SC; Golden @,
S7sc; ID, 4S4c y 10; half bbs lac more than bbls.
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stock and Bond Fxch

Yesterday was the tenth anniversary of
the organization of the San Francisco Stock
and Bond Exchange. During the ten years
the hoard has lnst nut one mann her by death
The board has membership Of twenty-five.
and It's transactions amount annually to
SO 600. 600
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AUCTION SALES.
M. j. SIMMONS, AUCTI0NEER,

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
tuesday .................Septem ber 20, 1892,
At IL O'Clock A NJ. at the residence,
1407 CLAY STREET, NEAR LEAyENW0RTH,
All of the Nearly New and Superior Par
Tor, Bed and Dining Room
T. d n M 7 II u H T.,
Handsome Odd Upholstery. In fine satin and
broidered covers OF the newest designs: Ladies'
Oak Writing Cabinet; Fine Etchings and other Pic
lures; Body Brussels Carpets and Rugs: Oriental
bisque and other Ornaments; Marbeized Clocks
with side ornaments Handsome Hand carved Side
board with Tennessee marble and French mirror
back Pedestal Extension Table aud Walnut Dining
Cnairs; Very Hands ONE French Polished antique
Oak bedroom Set with large sizs French plate
Dresslng-case Hair Mattresses and other Bedding;
Easy, Reclining and Rocking Chairs in and
other fancy patterns: Walnut Mar ble-top Bedroom
SET with Chifonier TO match; CrOckery. Glass and
Shlna Ware; Large Walnut Ha-Stand: Hall and
STAR carpets. and variety of Kitchen and other
household goods.
Well-known warerooms of Chadbourne & Co. about
10 months ago, and good as new
j AuctfOneer
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers TO dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality, b1ac, second quality, Al5aD
Sc; third do, 91a6p4c.
vEAL-Large. 6eS6c; small Calves. 6G7c; Dairy
Calves. S@Slac y 10
observation-disclosures 81a@7c p 10; Ewes, s1ac
Handspring. SdDS1:c q, 10.
P0Rk-Live Hogs, SOS &c = 10 for heavy and
medium grain-fed; small fat Hogs b@l5 I4c; stock
Hogs, &1a@6c; dressed do. 7ladDsc y 10.
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ShippInr Notes.

Steamers TO sail to-day are tho Hattie Gage for
Eel River aud Gipsy for the Salinas River
The british iron bark Arthurstone, 1853 tons, Is
chartered for Wheat to United Kingdom, Havre,
Antwerp or Dunkirk, 26s.
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the WEEKLY CALL contains more
reading matter for the price
than any publication in Amsr-
lea; 81 per year post paid
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AUCTlOSEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
a25 kearny ST.. bet. California and Pima
To-MORROW,
Wednesday. ..........s.. September 81, 1899,
At IL O'Clock A NJ, on the premises,
All MASON STREET, NEAR POST.
....I WILL SELL.
A Large Invoice of Magnificent Ornaments,
Silver-piated Ware, Brass Goods,
Paintings and Rare Brio a-Brac,
COMPRISING.
Magnificent Bisque FIorentine. Limaoge, Etrusc an
Barbetine and Russian Vases, Flower Stands, Stat
uettes. Card Baskets Toilet Sets, Nall PLAQUES,
Groups and NJ antsl Sets: Brass Onyx-top Parlor
Standards; Magnificent QuadrGpe Siiver-plated
Richly Chased SAVERS, Fruit Stands, Berry Dishes,
Toilet Stands. etc /; Elegant Oil Paintings, richly
framed, with great assortment OF elegant Bric-a
Brac Be- The above goods are all OF recent I'M
portston an will be SOLD in lots TO suit buyers.
TERMS-CAsH
GEO F. HANSON. Auctoneer.
THURSDAY, Sept. 22d, at IL O'Clock, at same
place. will be sold large lot of elegant Furniture
Particulars tomorrow.
Fine large house to rent, or the best paying
roOming -houses IN the city. SEQ 2t
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And In accordance with law. and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the thirteenth day
of August, 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock be necessary will be sold az
public auction at the office Of the company. No Ala
California street, san Francisco, Cali orais,
THURSDAY, the sixth day OF October, 1892, as
the hour OF one O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
A s. GR0TH, Secretary.
once-No. Ala California street, san Francisco.
Calf ornia. sells I'd
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New York Markets.

NEw York. Sept l9.-The gen eral market opened
firm with an advancing tendency. Distilers, Sugar
and Chicago Gas were especially active and strong.
Strong iqudatons in long accounts In Northern
Pacific drove preferred stock down about 5 per
cent. The close was fairly active AID strong at top
figures for almost everything on the list Govern
ments dull and steady. Petroleum united octo-
Ter closed at SO lac.
NEW YORK Sept. l9-United states Bonds is,
1854: DO, rs, 100; Northern Pacific, l734; Cana
diau facihc. So Central Pacihc. 2ola; Onion Pa
cine IS 7s Atchson ana Santa re. 567g; Wells
Fargo. l43; Western Union, $685.; Silver, S33se;
Sterling. ~ S61h614 80
fl4 10. Sugar. SIS % 36sc. HOBS Pacific
Coast, 17@25c. Hides. l212c. Copper Lake,
9ll TO- Tln-spot so 80. Lead Domestic,
"a 10. Iron, SIS. Petroleum-october, bS1sc
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Hops are quiet aud unchanged.

California Lima Beans are slow at 81 per bushel
from second hands.
PEACHES.
Evaporated Peaches slow but firm. Ordinary,
la29l5c; choice, Is lac and upward, In sacks.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw and refined. firm and unchanged
Cohee-Ftrm at to 20 points ADVANCE; sales,
23,7o0 bags. September, &l4 10; october, $l3 %.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.
MONDAY, September 10.

MONDAY. September IL.
Stmr Arcata. Jessen. IS hours from Coos Bay;
pass and mdse, to o Z & N Go.
Br stmr Wellington. Salmond. 3is days from De-
pArture hay; 1850 tons coal, to Dunsmuir n Sons.
Stmr Los Angeles, Leland. 81 hours from New
port, etc. pass and mdse, to Goodal. Perkins n Co.
ship Thomas, Lermond, 40 days from Pha-
delphia: mdse, co sutton Bcebe.
Br ship brenda Tulioch. 90 days from Newcas-
tie. NSW: 1915 tens coal, TO Husband n Brooks.
Br ship Carbet Castle, Mack. 1856 days from Cal
Ship Dashipg Wave, Morehouse. 10 days from
Tacoma; Iumb and iaths. 70 Hanson a. Co.
Bktn Willie Hume. Brgnan. 81 days from
Ssiinas Cruz; ballast To u W hume q Co.
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MORNING sALES
Board-s5 Water, l00Is: do, 100.
AFTERSo0S sALEA
Board-l2 s V Water. i0oM.
Street $4,000 v 81 Bonds, 1871.
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Exchsnge and BulIIon.


PORTLAND. Or, Sept. 18.-Clearances 1871. 900:
balances, $50 900.
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IL dence Silver Mining Company. Location Of
principal place OF business, San Francisco Cali
fornia; location OF works, Gold Hill, Storey
County. Nevada.
Notlce-There delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessnenC (No.
10 levied on the thirteenth day OF August, 1892.
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNENr. Chronomstar and
Instrument Maker, 4 California street,
Sign OF tho wo bden Sailor
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GEO. r. IaMSDN.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
a25 Kearny ST.. bet. California and Pima
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN sTE AMERs.

Dates OF Departure rom San Francisco.
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ERlcK.s ASSASSIN.

The Attempted AssazsIuatlou OF Manager
Flick Thought to BE q Deep LAID 7ena4il
or AnErcIILsts - Bergman IL hans1ss-
PITTsEURaHs Pa July -o--AHs 20
lice authorities are convinced that the
attempted assassination OF H. C. Prick
was an auarchistic plot that may be a.
great in scope as that for which Spies
and his compa mons were hanged
They have names OF a number or per,
sons in New York, Long branch, uo-
bolcen and other places whom they
think were implicated and kilograms
have been sent to have them arrested
Until they are IN custody the names will
not be made public as the police fear
the publication would defeat the ends
of Justice Inspector McBetvey said
they might be able to show Herr Most
was interested in the affair. mum Der
of arrests will probably be made here
to-day II. Bauer, a distributor of an-
aGchistie literature in this section since
the death of Herr Frice, has disap-
peared- The police are looking for him
and if he can be found will be arrested
About . o'clock yesterday Detective
Shore arrested Casper KnOid, a World
man, at Taylor & Beams wire mill on
Market street on a charge OF being an
accomplice OF Bergman 1t was known
that Bergman and Knold had been to
Rether before the attempted assassina-
ton and the police have been working
hard torun him down Yesterday after
noon they succeeded and he was at once
taken to the police station and locked
up. The arrest proved to be an impor-
tant one as much about Bergman's pre-
vious movements We're learned through
KnOld
Later the police searched Knobs
house and discovered a large amount OF
anarchistic literature, some Of it of the
most incendiary description Among
the stuff captured We're letters from an
archists in Chicago, New York, HObolzen
and other places. KnOld atterVard adj
mitted to the police that he had received
several letters from Most concerning
Bergman, and that Most told him that
Bergman was bad man
''FoBNEBLV OF KANSAS"
WICHITA, Kan, July 26.-Alexander
Bergman, the yyould-be murderer of
Mr.. Friclz, spent the first three years of
his life in America in Kansas and Col
oradO. He worked in a German print
ing office for four days in 1886 while
tramping his way to KeaFney
county, where there is a colony of
Russian Jews, among whom he re-
manned for two years, taking part in
the murderous county seat fights of that
time From this he went to Garden
City, where he worked at the case un-
til he one day suddenly got Oft
his stool, left the office and
picking mp a big rock hurled it
IN through the window, striking the
foreman of the Office. He entered the
room, tumbied everything on the floor
and left town. He next turned up at
Pueblo, Col, where he was imprisoned
for stabbing man. When he got out
ne went east. During part of the time
he was with his conpatriots in Kearney
/ county, he acted as local agent for
some sewing machine company. He was
/ always mOrose and very violent when
I arCFpred
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"A Dr.. Bum recently died ia San
Francisco. and his morsaarv notice an
peared under the heading. s.Desfb
Roll Of Day That takes nearly the
whole bakery Traveller
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NEaRoEs ARMINa.

Alarming state OF AHaIrs in "a south Caro-
lima District
COLUMBIA, s. C., July 2G--The latest
adviccs from IrmO show an alarming
array of facts. The negroes are urming
and sending runners into the country
for help, The white citizens are pre-
pairing for defense and trouble viii Ger
tainly occur The prisoner, Kinard,
was lodged in the Lexington county
jail but the sheriff is very HpPre-
heusive as to his safety. The Lex
iugtou Guards were asked to turn out
and protect the jail but refused to dc
so unless ordered by the governor The
governor has been telegraphed for or
ders. The whites at IrmO are being re
iufOrced by citizens armed to the teeth
from neigh boring towns The prisoner
says he is innocent of the crime
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ApMITTEp 70 BAL.


Homestead Leaders Out-Judge NIGgee,
However, Talks Rather seuss tiOHaily.
PITTsBURGH, Pa, July 20. - Hugh
O'Donneu, Hugh Ross, Martin Fay and
Peter Allen, leaders of the Homestead
strikers, charged with murder, were re-
leased this morning on SO, 900.
The judge and attorneys were late
and it was some time after the hour
for opening court before Judge Ma
gee began to render his decision.
O'Donnel. Ross, Fay and Al
len were brought into court at 9:25, and
Judge hdagee said OF the O'DOnneH
case: 81 have gone over the case care
fully The right to be admitted to bail
is a constitutional right, and there
must be evidence or strong presumption
of murder in the first degree before a
man can be refused bail. 1 have indi-
Gated before the responsibility of those
engaged in this riot and / need say no
more here The first shots came from the
shore. There was a devilish malignity on
the part of the mob. The evidence
shows the defendant was not active in
the killing It shows that he was in
sympathy with the crowd and he, by
his idly standing by, is responsible for
his acts. do not think there is any
doubt about the right of the prisoner to
be bailed and will fix it at $40, 900. The
way il stands he is chargeable with
murder in the second degree"
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FATAL oLOUDBURsT.

An Entire Family swept Away BY "a Cloud
burst in West VirEinIa-OtEer Damage,
WHEELING, W. Va, July 26.-The Sc
we're storm which passed over this coun-
try Sunday night was more disastrous
in its results than was at first dreamed
Of It is known that there was con
siderable loss of life besides some de
struction of property by lightning on
Long Run in Marshall county, few
miles south of Wheeling. An entire fam
lily of nine persons is reported to have
been swept from the face OF the earth
by a flood following cloudburst. The
family consisted of William DOty and
wife, their three children. Doty's father
and mother, Mrs. DOty's mother and
q servant girl The house was stu
ated in ravinc and was swept away by
the torrent Notion of the sleeping occu-
pants were left to tell the tale The first
known of the disaster was the finding
of the servant girl lying in the yard of
a neigh Dor some distance below where
the fated house stood 1t is also re
ported that the body of DOty and that
of one of the children had been found
Mt the mouth of the creek which
empties into the Ohio river.
Another house was swept away by
the same torrent, but all the occupants
are believed to have escaped. At Proc
tor on the Ohio river, a long trsstle
was washed out and a freight train was
wrecked. Twenty eight cars were piled
up and the engineer, VIII Beaslys Of
ParlEersburg, was injured so that his
leg had to be amPutated-
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The August Wide Awake

Is a veritabIe vacation number, es-
peciauy noticeable for short, practical
papers ON out-ot-door doiugss How i
Botanic" Annie Sawyer Dovns5 ''Star-
board and Port, " Capt. Julius A. Palm
or, Jr.5 Lets Have O. Fire" Willis
Boyd AlIeni How Not TO Get Lost, A."
Prof Charles Is. Fay "Hints for
Trampers, Charles NJ Skinner CHOW
to Put Paddles on a Rowb1at," Vesper
L. George and such summer articles as
sport in the Water" by Alexander
Black; ga Mountain Pageant" by Mrs.
A. G. Lewis. There is a capital story
OF camping out, French Leave" by
Gertrude Adams Margaret Sidney has
a strilzing and dramatic story of life in
the ''SlZy Country OF North Caroline
'-Trypheuy's Bicycle" Robert Beverly
Hale contributes ''In a Thunderstorm"
to the Fair Harvard Series of storiesi
Willis Boyd Allen has a characteristic
story of life and adventure on an ocean
Steamer, ''Ehs Crimson handkerchief %
and the seriais-EEirlr AIuEroe's 1'Tha
Coral Ship" and Kate Epson CIark's
THAT Mary Ann are equally absorbing
Price 20 cents a number. s.. 40 a year.
On sale at news stands, or sent postpaid
on receipt of price, 10y ID. Lothrop Com
pany, Publishers Boston
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whatever good we demand IL 'others
ought TO be found in us.-}am's Horn
THE fellow sitting on the fence can
always sec the furrovv straighter than
the man behind the pl0w,-Columbus
Post
Boys have been ruined because they
had to stay at home and turn the grind
stone when they should have been ale
lowed to go a-dshing--Ram's Horn
IF the telephone girl has soft voice
it is next TO impossible for the man at
the other end of the vyire to believe that
she isn't pretty Journal
By the time a girl gets too old to take
much interest In paper dolls she is
quite old enough TO take a good deal OF
interest ia paper dollars--Somervil e
Journal
yHES you see the soprano and alto Of
the church choir holding an animated
convention you cannot be dead Ger
tain that the bass is not the tenor of it.
-EinEhamtou Leader.
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EVAsHIEeEOS, July 26--The immense
petition signed by 2s,GoO persons en-
gsged in merchant tailoring and allied
interests in the house by AIE Cum
mings (GemocrEt). OF New York,
against the duty free importation Of
wearing apparel IN excess OF 500, was
sufficiently strong TO pass this protec-
tive measure in q democratic house.
This bill is row before the senate com
ulittse on finance and as ft IL In line
with the protective policy OF that body
e refusal 70 pass it VIII perhaps raise
an issue which may become Of natious1
Importance IN the coming campaisu-
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yVAsHNeroN, July 26.-Gov. Seay. Of
Oklahoma, has been informed by friends
at Guthrie and elsewhere that the PEG
PIE of the territory are jublant over
his success in the matter of securing
congressional action on the territorial
apportionment, etc. and are arranging
to give him a brass band reception
when he returns The governor, how
ever, prefers to go mis- way in peace
and declares that f q brass band and
fire-craclzers are brought into requisi-
ton to celebrate his triumph he viii
enter the capital Of CzlahoEna by a back
street.