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Patients visiting DTs. DaFrin will do
well to come direct to their offices on
arriving in Seattle Or Portland, and to
beware Of 'cappersN or strangers adj
vising you to consult other doctors.
Paste this ia your hat and remember
their offices -one in Seattle Wash, at
corner of Third and James streets, for a
limited time only, and the other (head
office at Portland, Or, corner Fourth
and Washington streets, where they
are permanently locsted. Keep this
for reference, as this will be the last
in this paper. The doctors' reputation
is SO we'll known, and the rush of in
valids to their offices is now so great,
that it is not necessary for them to
continue advertising
. They make a speciality Of all diseases
Of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
Catarrh and Deafness, Bronchitis, La
Grippe, Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases. Ali
Nervous, Chronic and Private Dis
eases of Men, such as, Loss of Man
hood, Blood Taints, Syphilis, elect,
Gonorrhoea, Structure. Spermattor.
rhoea; Seminal Weakness, Loss Of
Desire Of Sexual Power in man Or
woman. All peculiar Female
Troubles, Leucorrhoea, DispIacements,
etc, are confdentially and success
fully treated, and will under no cir
eumstauces take case that they can
not cure or beuefit. Charges reason.
able. Cures of private diseases guar
anteed and never published in the
papers Most cases can receive home
treatment after a visit to the doctors,
office Out-of-town patients treated
with unfailing success through CORE
spondence; one visit desirable, but not
necessary. Remedies sent safely and
free from observation to any part of the
country Circulars and question blanks
sent free Inquiries answered. Office
hours: 10 o. m. to s p. M. daily.
Consultation free.
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Tacoma Medical
Surgical Institute
Rooms l, 2 5 8and5, $50 Pac. Ave.
72716 r, r. ST.

IzI12 tSs II. ST.
ALI Chronic Complioatediand Private Diseases Of
/ Mtn, Women and Children Speedily Cured.
\ The TNSrLTUTE is Under the management
Of ths ablest members of the medical faculty
son the coast
No matter what your complaint consult
these successful specialists, who are able to
erect cures in many cases that have been
pronounced hopeless.
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and sue
CEsSFULLY, cure QUICKLY AND PER
MANENTLY Private. Blood and Skin Dis
cases., Nervous Debility and Sexual Dtsor.
dersr Piles, Fistula and Rectal Ulcers, 8yph-
Ills, G0ngrrhoea. Gleet, ernaatorrhoea, Sem
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sions, Deeayed Faculties, Rheumatisn N eu-
ralg1a, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Tumors,
Eruptions, Salt Rheum and Scrotula. Hydro
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safely cured without pain or detention from
business and cures guaranteed.
AL deformities and tn1pediments to mar
riage quickly removed.
A Certain and Positive Cure for the awful
effects of early vice and the numerous evils
that follows in its train.
Long experience with unparalleled success,
is thA best evidence of a DOCTORS skill, @'
DISEASES OF WOMEN also receive
special attention. Consult personally the
OLDEST and most EXPERIENGBD
SPECIALISTS on the coast, or write for
question blank, nding staElp. Consultation
free and confidential
, 1892-04-11
First publication March q.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Mo O&O
No. 2S9.

H TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF "A wARRANT
w issued to the City Treasurer Of the City az
Clerk Of said city, Gated February 18th 1892,
| will sell to the highest bidder for cash. tn
front of the Chamber of Commerce Building at
the corner OF Paoifle avenue and South Twelfth
street, (Mhege the City Council holds it's meet
imgs), in the City Of Tacoma, Washington, ON
Tuesday, April 12th, 1892, at 10 o'clock a m =.
shall be redeemed before said Gay of sale. Said
property will be sold to pay the street improve
ment assessment on South Twelfth street, frota
Tacoma avenue 30 L street. now delinquent,
with interest, penalty and COSTS
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First publication March 2Il
NOTICE OF SALE.
No. 292.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A WAR
u rant issued to the City Treasurer of the
city Of Tacoma, State Of Washington, By the
City Clerk ofsaid city, dated the. 18TH day Of
for cash, in front of the Chambeaof Commerce
building, at the corner Of Pacific avenue and
South Twelfth street, 6w1lere the City Council
holds its naeetings) in the City Of Tacoma Wash
a. IN, the property described below, unless the.
same shall be redeemed before said day of sale,
Said property will be-sold to pay the street i'm
proVement assessment on Alley, between G and
D streets. from SoNth Ninth street to Soulh
Thirteenth street, now delinquent, with intex-
est, penalty and costs.
, 1892-04-11
First publication March 2ll
NOTICE Or SALE.
No. ass.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A WAR
~ rant issued to the City Treasurer of the
City Of Tacoma State of Washington, by the
City Clerk of said city, dated February 18th
1882, will sell to the, highest bidder for cash
ing; at the corner Of Pacific Avenue and South
Twelfth street, (where. the City Council holds
its Taeetingsl, in the City Of Tacoma, Wash.
lngton, ON Tuesday, April 18th, 1892, at lC
unless the same shall be redeemed before said
day ofsale. Said property will be sold to pay
the street Improvement assessment on Locke
street., from Ross Avenue to Sixth Avenue
now delinquent, with interest, penalty and
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age into the current Of Guemas channel.
With the products Of Lopez and
Guemas islands within mile or two,
the Samish fats on the north, Whitney
islands and the dked fats in the rear,
together with the towns of Avon,
Burlington, Bay View, Wooley and
Hamilton to draw upon, it looks as if
Anacortes holds an excellent position
commercially.
, 1892-04-11
First publication March 2ll
NOTICE OF SALE.
Nh 0@T
No 2G7.

VI ra12tsissued to the City Treasurer Of The
City OF Tacoma, State ofWashington BY the
City Clerk of said City, dated February 18th
1892, will sell to the highest bidder for cash
ing, at the corner of Pacific Avenue and South
Twelfth street, (where the City. Council holds
it's meetings., in the City of Tacoma, Wash,
ington, on Tuesday, April I2th 1892, at DO
o'clock a. m, the property described below
unless the same shall be redeemed before said
day Of sale. Said property will be sold to pay
Seventh street, from Tacoma avenue to Yaki.
ma avenue, now delinquent, with interest
penaltEand costs.
, 1892-04-11
First publication March 2ll
NOTICE Oh SALE.
No. 29I.

HINDER. AND BY VIRTUE OF "A WAR
City Of Tacoma, State of Washington, BY the
City Clerk Of said city, dated the 18th day Of
Feoruary, 1872, will sell to the highest bidder
building, at the corner Of Pacific avenue and
South Twelfth street, (where the City Council
h9lds FHla It's meetings. in the City Of Tacoma,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, the property described be,
low, unless the same shall be re deemed before
SAID day Of sale. Said property will be sold
North Ninth street. from Yakima avenue to +
street, e now delinquent, with interest, penalty
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Notice is hereby given that the following is
a true copy of resolution Of intention passed
by the city eounciI April 4, A. D. 1892, to-wit:
Resolved, by the city council of the city Of
Tacoma, that said city council hereby declares
its intention toimprove Boulevard from FoTz
ter street to east line Of Hope Park addition at
the expense of the owners Of lots and parcels
ofland affected by said improvement accord
ing, to the city chal&er. Said improvement to
consist Of gradisg, to establish grade and
building sidewalks on both sides thereof and
the city engineeris hereby orderedto make o.
survey, diagram and estimate the cost Of said
Improvement, and file the same in.the office
of the board of public works.
That the said survey. diagram and estimate
OF costs Of said impf0Yeme ent were filed in the
office of the board Of public works April 9
1892, by the city engineer, and the estimated
cost thereof is 1850
That unless the owners of one-half or more
of the lots and parcels of land to be assessed
for said Improvement shall have filed remoRa
stranee within ten days from and after April
90 1872 SAID improvement will be made at tba
ex xpense Of the property affected by said i'm
provement according to the city charter
The Board Of Public WORKS.
BYRON BARLOW,
President,
j. P. H0DGINS,
apr lGl0t COLIN MCINTOSH.
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Up. HoDGINs,
pr 10 lot COLIN MCINTOSH
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that the following is
q true copy Of a resolution of intention passed
by the city council "A pril 4, "a. y. 1892 to.wit:
Resolved, by the city council of the city of
Tacoms, that said city council hereby de-
elares its intention to improve boulevard
from south line of Goodwin addition TO north
line section 36, at the expense Of the owners
Of lots and parcels of land affected by said
Improvement according to the city charter
Said Improvement to consist Of grading to
established grade and building sidewalks on
both sides thereof and the city engineer is
hereby ordered to make a shJveyg diagram
and estimate the cost OF said Improvement
and file the samein the Office OF the board of
public works.
That the survey, diagram and estimate of
cost of said improvement were filed in the
office OF the board of public works April g.
1892 by the city engineer and the estimated
cost thereof is $1,000
That unless the owners of one-half OF more
Of the lots and parce s Of land to be assessed
for said improvement shall have flied re
nonstrance within ten days from and after
April 2g 1892, said Improvement shall be
made at the expense of the property affected
by said Improvement according to the city
charter.
Board Of Public Works.
BYRON BARLOW,
President.
]. p. HODGINS,
apr III Tut COLIN MGIMpOSH
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CAsCAnE nIurs1oM

Leave Tacoma for seattle7:60 ann. 1890 a. m.
Arrive Tacomas from Seattle Ess5 a. M :, i0.I5
and 1890 am S'SO A 80
leave Tacomasfor Anacortes, 1900 a. m.
Arrive Tacoma from Anacortes. I0:85 3. IA.
Leave Tacoma for Carbonado 400 b, n.
arrive Carbonate $40 b N.
giye Tacoma 10: O-ta M
run information concerning rates, time of
trains, routes and other details furnished on
application to any agent, or to
4: J. oDENgA4, N,ssA.Al4L, Ticket Agent, Pacino
Avenue Depot. 190DPacific Avenus,
g. u. ANDlAMR, City Ticket agent ana
s9en'l AGENT Headquarters Bldg, 32l Pacife
avs Once hours: 800 Ia, to 1890 p.s.rn.
@ A. ID. CHARLTON, Assistant General Pas
senger Agent l2l First ST., corner OF Washing
ton street. Portland
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The World's Fair.

All ladies interested in the Tacoma
exhibit at the Columbian Worlds Fair
exposition, are urged to meet at 2
o'clock on Tuesday, April 18th, in the
Unitarian church parlors.
By order committee Washington
Worlds Fair club.
Mrs, E. M. Hunt,
GEORGIA M. WHIPPLR, President.
Secretary.
, 1892-04-11
SOUTH PRAIRIE COAL /!
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tie following is
a true copy of a resolution Of intention passed
by the Guy council A pril 4, a. D. 1892 to-Wit:
!, Resolved, by the city council Of the city of
Tacoma, That said city council hereby de-
clafes 1ts intention to improve Boulevard So
far as plated along east line southeast quart
er OF northeast quarter of section 25 at the
expense Of the owners Of lots and parcels Of
land affected by said improvement according
TO the city charter. Said Improvement to
consist of grading to established grade and
building sidewalks on both sides thereof, and
the city engineer is hereby orJered to make
SUR ey, dtagram and estimate the cost of
said improvement and file the same in the
Office Of the board ofpublic works.
Ihat the survey, diagram and estimate Of
cosI OF SAID Improvement were filed in the
office Of the board Of public works April o.
1o92, Dy the city engineer, and the estimated
cost thereof is Sl150
Ihat unless the owners of one-half or more
OF the lots and parcels OF land to be assessed
Tor said 1mprovs ment shall have filed
remonstrance within ten days from and
after April 90 1892 said Improvement will be
made at the expense Of the property affected
by said improvement according to the city
charter
Board Of Public Works.
BYRON BARLOW,
President.
j. P. HODGINS,
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Leave Tacoma, going east. at 4ag 3. "a.
and ll;45ps M arrive at ST. Paul at ed p m
and l2:l6sg: M, third daY. = -
apolis foFsll points east, south end so1ftnsssf
Arrive at Tacoma from ST. Pa9Ij and
Chicago 1885 a, M. and 440pE m,
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HIRSCH { FRANK
IMPORTING TAIL0RS
And HABgRDASHERS
o48 PAcIFIc AVENUE.
948 PACIFIC AVENUE.

The entire lines for Spring and Sum.
naer are now open for inspection.
The laa gest ana most select stock Of
Merchant Tailoring and Furnishing
Goods carried by any one house on
the coast.
Also call attention to the change in
Gu ters, having secured the services
Of Mr.. John Leaby, from Chicago,
who is considered q cutter second to
none in the country.
, 1892-04-11

m TTrTElBQ TO ana nom all po1n is
ElltsUtFu IlJAAikl in Anlsries, EnpJand-
ami Europe cnD % pureaaged at snv ffelrek
offee Of fhta com pOsnv.
9,Woet5atns daily 1or Minneapolis. ..gM PAM
Chicago,and all poIAts east
, 1892-04-11

Browning King & Co., suits to order, $50
up. 1l115 s. l0thst. G. II. Herald, Mgr. \
, 1892-04-11

sCs laRaas1s seaper reservations can be sacuYefs
Ia advance through any agent o7D tie road.
, 1892-04-11
aBATS HARRlR Ann MII,IAPA LIME

Connecting with North Pacific r. r..
at Montesanos
Ste am er Time Oar
GONG WEST AND SOUTH.
Montesano, $3.50 am, 4:I5 pm: CosmopoHs. 1fl.so
an, $40 PM Aberdeen, Il:l5 am, 500 on, 7;N
an; hoq1dam, 200 M $3.50 pm, 800 ana; GrayI
aafDoT, o30 am; Ocoata, $3.50 am; Peterson'a
Point, @ 1900 am; North Cove, l2n nl; South BEND,
400 pm; Willapa, 600 pm. =
GOING NORTH AND EAST
Cove; 800 am; Petergon's Point, 1880 am
Ocosta, 100 am; Grays Harber, 12:l5 pm; Hos
GUAM g.gd $50 O M Loo p m; Aberdeen, ZOO m,
tesano, 9:l5 M, $50 p m.
Train leaves Montesano wharf at $3.50 a m.
arf1Y1ng at Oentralia at 1l:30 m. Leaves
Centralia at 2:l0 p M, arriving az Montesano
WhafI aI 1:lU %. mRy41tS
, 1892-04-11
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE.

apr 10 lot
The state capital., 1892-11-19
Coy. Eirer.

The following interview with Gov.
f'ifer appeared in the st. Louis Globe
Democrat of the 18th, dated Springfield
the 18th. The governor was asked:
Governor, have you anything to say in re
gard to your campaign in Illinois?"
L did not seek in my canvass to make votes
by appealing to religious or national preiu-
dice. replied the governor, land I would
rather sustain defeat than to have done so.
During nv administration l have treated all
alike, and have not Disseminated against any-
one Oh account of nationality or religions be :
lief, and any attempt to bring religion or ma :.
tionality into the politics of our state should
be frowned upon by all good citizens, as il
can lead to no possible COOL. / am glad to
believe that my party is satisfied with my ad-
minlstraton and the canvass / have made.
should regret exceedingly if had brought re
proach upon the men who have so herocallv
stood by mo in this contest. We lost the cleo
tion, but have preserved our honor and our
self respect. There are worse things In life
than political defeat, and can trulE say that.
while regret the result on account Of nv liartv
and my friends. personally retire to private
life without 4 solitary regret. To the repub-
licans et Illinois who have honored me so highly
shall always feel deeply grateful. The efforts
put forth by MY party and my personal friends
will also be resnem bered in kindness. and for
their devotiontso my cause tender my sincere
thanks"
The state capital., 1892-11-19
WHAT PEOPLE DO AND SAY.

w. 5. GILBERT, the writer of opera
librettos, goes occasionally to Wagner
performances, but declares that he no
more understands the music than he
does Chinese.
4 ENNYsoN is credited with once hav-
ing advised q man to read a verse from
the bible and a verse from Shakespeare
daily. For" he said, g one will teach
you how to speak to God and the other
how to address your fellows"
ANDREW LANG says there are not
many people now, perhaps none. who
can write really good fairy tales, ''be-
cause they do not believe enough in
their own stories and because they
want to be wittier than it has pleased
heaven to make them"
CYRIL FLOWER, of the house of COM
mons. whom the queen has just elevated
to the peerage, is forty-nine years old,
and has been liberal member of the
house since 1880. lis daughter is q
wife of the late Sir Anthony Roths-
child They are both deeply interested
In the welfare of the lower classes.
The state capital., 1892-11-19

DAVID C. COOK. SciiOoi uht Ho oAe
same time in one, and much OF the time
two, mission schools meeting at differ
ent hours.
In 1871, after the great fira, he LETT
home and wi tn three other young men,
whom he persuaded to join him, rented
rooms in one of the poorest and rough
'est parts of the burnt district OF Nor'h
Chicago, and gave himself to relief and
mission work. Here he started "Ev-
erybodys Mission" in a German beer
hall and theater, afterwards removed to
O building of it's own. This mission,
with an attendance of $50 to $50, made
ND of some of the worst clements, he
sustained for five years without finan-
cial aid from any church or society. He
has since organized and superintended
North Avenue Mission, Lake View Mis-
sion. and Lake View Union Schools IL
Chicago, and Grace Sunday School, Ell
pin. besides several smaller enterprises
HIS first publications were preparee
only for his own schools; then, tt
cheaper expense, he solicited orders
from others. This was the beginning
of a wonderful growth and popularity
i which, in sixteen years, has made his
name a household word.
The state capital., 1892-11-19
THE LEGISLATURE.
An Estimate that Gives the Democrats
iaioritx OF Eirht On lnInt Ballot.

An Estimate that Gives the Democrats
Majority OF Fight on Joint Ballot
IT was believed on the 18th that the
house will have rs democrats and IS
republicans and the senate 20 demo-
Gratis and 23 republicans, giving the
democrats majority of on joint bal
lot. The lists are as follows:
THE HOUSE.
l. W w Wheelock, r., WIN. Burke, D.. Jas.
O'Connor, r.
2. r. II. McMurdy, R., c. s. Denken, r., N.
McIneraev, d.
w.H. King, r., j. E. Bisb. H.. S. D. May.
John Meyer, r., j. T. McGniey, D.. James
Gleason. ID.
g. A. W. Eote, r.. Edward Novak, D., Ell
ward nayes, d.
e. & Langhenry, R., e. Fl. Griggs, R., J. Il.
Farrell D.
T. w Thiaman. R. R. Muir, R., Clayton 3.
Crafts D.
s.RJ Beck, r., G. Reed r., ]. G. Donnel-
ly.D
g. A. w Beilfuss, r., j. A. o'Doanell, d., B.
l.. Mitchell D.
10. p. IT, Talbot, r., L. NJ. Nolling, r., J. z.
Wilson. ID.
IL w E. Kent, r., H. B. Carmody D., Bryan
| Conway, d.
la - ,. Berry. H., j. y. Alc'A1hAio' (" - -
! Curtis, D.
| 13. s. e. Erickson, r., W H. Lyman, D., J. A.
| Kwas;groch, D.
a. f. c. Hawley, R, c. P. Bryan. r. L. NJ
| Dearborn. D.
II. Fred WIKI, r., David Forsythe, D., 9.
| Wilkening, d.
| lb. b. Fl. Paddock. R., A. M. zones. r., Free
p Morris, D.
| II. c. IT Cherry, R., c. F. Meyer. r.. E. L.
| TTenninp ID.
ls r. c. Straight r., z. a. Cover, R., J. A
Smith D.
is " j. Gufin, R., John Dvyer, R.. G. c.
johnson, D.
20 Oscar Painter. r. S. II. Mcclure, D., w
| A. Moore D.
22 J. L. Hastings, r., Frank Murdoch r.. s
E. Carlin, d.
2}. U. S. Ellsworth, r., L. Rohrer, D., M
OI4aughlin. ..
a. ]. D. Anderson, r.. ". Fl. Myers, D.
Amos Edmunds, ..
20. A. W. Hopkins, R., George Murray, r.,
| Barton, D.
26, W o. Clark, R., Peter Cahill, D., Joh'
Holmes, D.
q Louis Kaiser, R., D. G. Hanna, R., T. J
Spark ID.
2s r O'Connell, r., e. stubblefeld, r., B.
Claggstt, D.
| - W. >. DunEam H., L. T. iotli8sr, H., p"
8. Smith D.
So J. ". Hawks, R., John Cusey r., I. B
Carson, d.
81. T. L. spellman. r. R. B. Mckinley, D
J. P. Fletcher, d.
30 G. Hanker, R.. J. p McGee, D., Josor
Clark. D.
33. A. G. Campbell, r., L. S. Baldwin, ID
Philip Wiwi. D.
81 Homer J. Tice, r., R. p Preston, D., /
S. Carter, d.
35 G. C. McCrone, R., M Dazey, D., J. v
Bonny, D.
3s Augustus Dow, R., E. Meyer, D., F.
Rottger, u.
3T. o. A. Snedecker r., T. f. Ferns, D., N
Jones, D.
SO S. Mcknight, r., J. T. Nil en-, D w
Mounts, D.
50. H. Clay Wilson. R., E. G. Merritt, D., L.
Whitley. D.
40. G. A. Ramsey, R., W. S. Parrott, D., A.
Herdman, ID.
Al. T. T. Ramey, r., NJ. J. Gill, D., G. A. Al
brosius, d.
~ q. s. Coughlan, r., J. J. Anderson, D.,
/ Seawell, d.
49, r. T. Higgins, R.. J. H. Watson, D.,
The state capital., 1892-11-19
Short on Cabbages.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-Cabbage is a
scarce and high-priced article in Chi
cago this season; scarcer and higher in
price than for twenty-five years
The usually bountiful crop raised
in the vicinity of this city is almost
4 complete failure. The only available
surplus is in Minnesota 1t, too, is
limited, and the price, has already
gone up to SIC u ton. The cabbage
growers of Michigan, Wisconsin. Iowa,
Indiana. Ohio end other parts Of Illi-
nois have suffered the same as the
farmers and gardenefs adjacent TO this
CITY. 1t is predicted by dealers that
tae price will go as high as $40 ton be-
fore the holidays are over.
The state capital., 1892-11-19

4
Plurannes ---- zo.sury- ----4~--4 ~
The next congressional delegation
from the state will probably be as fol.
lows:
First district, J. Frank Aldrlch, rep; SEQ
ond L. e. McGann, dem; Third, A. G. Durbo-
row, -Jr dem; Fourth, Julius Goldzier. dem. ;
Fifth, A: ]. Hopkins, rep; Sixth, r. r. HIT,
rep; Seventh, Il. j. Henderson, rep; Eighth,
r. A. Childs, rep; Ninth H. K. Wheeler rep;
Tensh, P. S. Post, req; Eleventh, r. F. Marsh,
rep; Twelfth, J. J. McDannold. DEM; Thir-
feenth, W M. Springer, dem; Fourteenth, Mr.
Funk, rep; Fifteenth j. G. Cannon, rep; Six
teenth, G. w. F'ithian, dem. Seventeenth, Ed.
ward Lane, DEM; Eighteenth w. S. Forman
dem; Nineteenth j. r. Williams, DEM: Twen-
tieth. G. v. Smith, rep.
The legislature. according to latest
returns, will stand: Senate-democrats
q; republicans, "a. House-democrats
77; repu blicans. rs.
The state capital., 1892-11-19
Electrician Killed Because a Vital Pro.
caution Was Neglected.

STOCKTON, Cal, Nov 14.-Charles
Bartold, an employe at the electric
works, was instantly killed by shock
received while working at an arc light.
On his way home with his wife and
two children he noticed that light
needed attention. He went to the
pole and without the usual precaution
of standing on non-conductor he at
tached the cranls while standing on the
earth and instantly fell, doubled up
and almost dead. He died after taking
only a few breaths. when his BODY
was examined no mark was found on
it nor was there any sign of burning.
Some of the electricians at the works
think Bartold was not killed by elec
tricity because no burns were seen.
The state capital., 1892-11-19
Naka Them Tp!

That's what should be done with the kid
neys when they grew sleepy. Their mac
ton pfecedes their disease That capital
diuretic, Hostetters Stomach Bitters, gives
exactly The right impetus wien they bs-
come sluggish Use Ii aiid heep on Of dan
don't act. This medicine is Jiso adapted to
inalarial and rheumatic al dlents, want of
vigor aud irregularity of boTels, liver and
stomach.
The state capital., 1892-11-19
THINGS THAT ARE FUNNY.

''Do YOU enjoy footbail?" he asked of
the man who sat next him at the
game. Some" Are you a player?'
no. I'm a surgeon. Washington
Star.
HE-"Havc you heard?" She
''What?' Miss Spinstcr is going to
be married" 20. yes, I've heard that
ever since | can remember Pick
Mc-Up.
CUSTOMER Ito waiterl-.I was at this
restaurant one day last week and
ordered an oyster stew" Waiter
eyes, sir" Customer-'sI came in to-
day to see if it was ready yct"-Har-
per's Bazaar.
He Is II STYLE.-Mrs. Bunting (read-
inG from fashion paper)- There is no
change in poclletbooks this season."
Hunting There hasn't been any in
mine since I married you. Detroit
Free Press.
CAN you make me a nice custard?,
said the traveller to the waiter. "'Deed,
sub, KANT. Dah's bin so much p'liti-
cal spealin' down dis hea way dat dc
'sential ingredients oh custards is
mighty scase. .''-Washington Star.
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