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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-21


Why il may be asked do not some OF our
millionaires come down with the money and
look happy and pleased for once that they
have performed good if not a remarkably
generous deed Well milliOnaires are per-
maps keener than men of moderate means
in the tenacity with which they cling to
their pelf. and they have peculiar notions
some might say absurd nOtions-that they
are doing ten times as much good with their
wealth in their own way as they wOald by
following other peoples advice. Another
excuse may be made for the millionaire. He
is constantly pestered with begging applica-
tions for every conceivable object, personal
and public. Philanthropy, missionary en-
terpTlSe and the reformation of shamefully
wicked world have a latitudlnarlan scope
when his vaults Of gold are considered.
His colossal fortune entails upon him
the misery Of opening a mammoth mailbag
and Wading through bushels Of letters not
one in twenty Of which does he care a
straw for He is happy if he has reliable
private secretary, honestly willing to under
take tho drudgeTy OF returning formal re-
plies as cold as an Arctic current and yet
polite. Generally speaking, the millionaire
is equal to the occasion. He could not be
what he Is in financial status unless his heart
strings had undergone a tanning process
which prevents them from being too elastic.
His sympathieS are broad but too elevated
TO descend 10 particular eXempifcatiOus.
To poor mortals he appears 10 take his
pleasure glOomily. There is such a thing
as carking care over the possession of too
much wealth, especially if in old age it be-
comes a painful matter to say good-Dy to it
and everything else.
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HOUSES TO LET.

CtE. WASHINGTON AND WALNUT SITS,
- / block west of Central ave. rooms bath
uUob,tructet marine view; 20 Grove ST. near AN
Ness ave, 10 rooms, bath, laundry 500 oSS ha'ght
st.. rooms. bath laundry, $50; ia valencia
rooms bath, SIS: 2724 Mission st, rooms, Datn,
S25; TIA Fiibert ST.. rooms, bath view, 80 !;
go Ivy ave, cottage rooms. SlS: Thirtieth ST..
near De. rooms, $40; 1924 Gilbert rearl, 4-room
cottage $40. W. II. GRIM 81 CO.. lis Montg0m-
cry St II
ZINE HOUSE s ROOMS, BATH, CONsEKVA
tory, laundry, large yard. 29l7 Calliornla.zI .
O0O PINE. NEAR TAYLOR NEW HOUSE;
90 fine sunny rooms; cheap rent. TEL ~
OOO TWENTY-SECOND ST, NEAR VALEN-
0OC cia-2-story bay-window house, g rooms;
bath; rent $50. tel 80,
b1A HERMANN, BET. WEBSTER AND Fill
o11 more; rooms; bath; modern improymnts-
> BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED AND FINISHED
- houses; new; just compietedi - rooms eacn :
reasonable terms; VIII give lease 70 deSlraole Ten
ant. Inquire BONEE, TOY CO, 10 MoutsomeI!.o
HOUSE. SUNNY ROOMS; BATH. y HAIR
IL riet, bet Folsom ana Howard te2O 81
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE ABROAD, ELE-
~ CANT sunny house. l4l4 McAlister ST, near
Pierce; Is rooms. with conservatory gymnasium
ana stable: rent low to a desirable tenant In
qulre MADISON a BURKE, 626 Market ST IeI9 -
eI FELL-2-STORY HOUSE; ROOMS;
OIO finished basement; an modern improve
meHts; sunny yard. Apply 6l7 Eel st. fel9 IT.
HUUSF ROOMS AND BATH Sc CORNER
II Eighteenth aud Collinswood SITS leI9 Il
GOO 10 WILLOW AYE.-HOUSE. q ROOMS
IoZU. Key at b2S Ellis st. teZl 81
Coz HOUSE ROOMS. BATH, EASEMENT,
C-O. yard; 40 7th st. Apply 40 ia 81, le-1 .
C.0E MONTHS ROOMS FOR BOARDING
NDO and lodging: 3O6 Eleventh ST.. next Folsom.
THOMAS MORAN, 534i2 California ST. leI5
fcO SEN ENTEENTH ST. NEAR GUERRERO
tOC House, 8 rooms; water bath aud laundry; ;
$50 feI6 u
OTOO LARKIN-HOUSE ROOMS; LARGE
L1OO yard. cellar; bath: rent IS. fel5 -
OK l-STORY HOUSE OF ROOMS; DOUBLE
y -. parlors; garden; yard. l24S Monty. ia .
CANIrARY PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER;
- jobblug OF all kinds. WORK guaranteed or no
charge. CHAS. NEEHAN. o52 sacrament ~ l ] uLl
FURNESHED HOUSES.
ITOY SALE CHFAP-FURNIsHLD FIAT OF g
i rooms aud bah. Il Hyde So ie-l -
Tor RENT-FUKNISHbD, FOR fiHob OF .
I months OF longer, nicely furnished 70 iieuce OF
Q rooms and bath on north slide OF California $50
$50 2222l bet Buchanan aud webster; rent teas-
enable TO responsible parties For further P1riic1-
lars aUuly 10 owner. L. HERMAN 49, kearIy
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CLAIRVOYANTs.

MRS. DR. De SAN. FROM YOUTH A GIFTED
W mindreader and forum e-teller. aided by a
experience among ali classes Of people in this and
foreign countries. IS able TO so blend the past to
future OF the lives of her customers to create
wonder aud establishment; her mission IS to S9othe
the diScCnSOlate, Teunite broken and deSpalTing
family circles, and unite IN the bonds Of love youth
fu Affections 10 the great cities OF the East she is
welc Jmed one OF the best In her line; always
p essaut and refined all who visit her depart with
pleasant and grateful feeling she the result Of
journey, business deal, or matrimonial venture
Ike an open book; those wishing TO learn what tho
future has In store for them should consult this
gifted lady, send two 2-cent stamps for her Illus
trated book. Parors ] aud ?, 1O9 Powell sttell lm
C'LAIRVOYANT 49, u SILVER ST; LADIES
- only: fee Is cents. fr21 3tF
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Positively the best speculative property IN Alameda
County. Free carriage t. the property A II.
BREED Il Co, 460 Ninth St, Oakland ia2O II
I OTIS 5Ox2OO: NEAR SAN LEANDRO ROAD:
IL only $500 $50 cash and $40 per month; best
opportunity offered; apply at oQce. RUS
SELL a PROSsER, Twenty-third ave. station,
East Oakland fe6 I'm
GIT6 EACH 80 FINE FRUITVALE LOTS; ,
II y street railroads; SO cash. 50 monthly.
CLOTGH & HAkER. 400 Ninth ST. Oakland. ITO q
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEnA RAJ ESTATE.
CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

=
$50 cash and $40 per month viii buy a lot oni n
macsdamized street Grand street,; only II Ifor
sale and for 80 days only.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
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NO. I GENTLE 5-YEAB-OLD HORSE, WAGON
y and bar.eSS. 1853 Howard ST. fe2O 3ls
DAIE OF FINE YOUNG HORSES. AFPLY ISL
/ Chestnut 81. felB 4t+
40 TO 80 HEAD OF WELL-BEOKE HORSES
~ and mares WAYS on hand az Grand Arcade
Horse Market 337 : XCh ST.; auction sales OF
horses. uu-.IcS carts harness etc, every Wednes-
day ac II A. NJ sales solicited. :. WATKINS
Go uye-st1cs auc,loaeers. fel2 II
DOR SALE-DAEK BROWN FINE BRED FIVE
/ year old mare. trot iu minutes: 6iud and
gentle III every way; wei broke. siuEe or double;
must be seen 30 be appreciated; buggy sud harness
Apply Z6iq Octayia 81 feI2 Il
81 AND 22l TENTu.COR. H0WARD-EORSES
- / > boarded and Tor sale T. r. WALTON. ]4l2 ly
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C.O-Dn MONOPOLY CLEARING $3.50 To
q w. 500 per month Call after u p H. at
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I-OR sAIE-GOOU-PAYING SALOON; oN AC-
i count ga other business. Inquire CALL Gr@Hch
ONCE EEL 81
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N AVTTn-SONE ONE TO TAKE HALT-IN-
" teres- Iu a good quicksilver mine aud put up
works necessary 20 WORK same; near MiddletoWu,
Iaee county. Cal. AIdr IS for particulars, j. w.
Ts%SnFEI fe2l 2t*
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I,uuu-rAYL>G SALOON. CHEkT 633 WASH
Il iaecaa. bet. Ke1ruy and Montgomery. feel r.
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Y4rANTFU-A NICE CORNER GROCERY AND
" l4r wan rooms: state price and locality no
agents. All .re>s Grocery. uoN III. CALL Branch .
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fuN -s,.s-...~t ;-tl..>aojs.
QUEST N L>GiN EEn'S TOOLS CHEAP. 2i6
\ 5.iaua -r. IT.
uOT>E-NONiNG HAIEEIALs ALL ~ GOOD
II order 1871 Mission 81. fen 3tF
7 AEGE VARIETY THOROUGHBRED CHICKEN
l. eggs for latchG-s 1881 MeA.IsJer ". 1T
GINGER ENING-SIACHINE. WORTH SIS. FOR
= s. - EaEat>t fel8 3tf
$40 o lct IS So 55dea SSs ave- vs. ls8 T.
GAS FIXTURES. GALVANIZED RANGE BOIL
" ers cheap IL p tf-CHNlpIS, 657 Cay. fe7 Il
GAZE SCALE LETT ER-FRESS. STORE-rECCK
- and mruey-Jil- cheap lu2 Clay ST au7 q
CECOND-FASD BOILERS ENGINES PUMTS,
- Skating Pul.eys, betting. water pipes. etc.
Cc4 q MCINTOSH IL NCLFMAN. l37 BeaIe ST
CHEFAED'S FOOT AND POWER LAUHEs
- pisuers. GrlI-urr-s-5 657 Mission Sc. se275.
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J-0R SAIE-sALooN. NICE FIXTURES. IN
! Culre EU3 IlEu 50. fe-l 81
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Q1SOTO $3.50 PER LOT AT FRUITvALE
u l w Oakland; $40 to SO cash AMI s. per
mouth; beautiful lots, adjoining the dOubledeck
car line OF Sessions electric road: Will give
free pass for years 20 any who will build. APP
ply at once to L. W.WO JDNARD X CO., 90 BRO ID
way. Oakland fell &c
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/ ARGE lots. S25L

| AkJE LOIS Sou.
J. IN THE FRUITVALE TERRACE TRACT
Small cash payment balance IN monthly Install
menUs; now IS your chance to secure one of these
choice locations for a home at prices; Tai
colts Station California r. r. IS located on the
tract; Merose IS. =. K. RI station only blocks
away, with proposed u. W. Hearst) electric rail-
way TO 60 by the property, and the Oakland and
Haywards road only blocks distant. J. VI. MEk-
RIFT, 1862 Thirteenth ave, Brooklyn Station,
East Ossland. fe5 IT cod
CTANFORD TRACT. OAKLAND; OVER $4,000
= worth of lots sold last week; send for maps
and price list. WILLIAM j. DINGEE, 400 Eighth
ST., Oakland. feI7 I'm cod
l1OEO ONE ACRE OF FINE GARDEN
n ZOU. land; block from street cars; street
graded; in Frutyale; small cash payment II. Is.
PINNEY, owner, 9U7 Broadway, Oakland fe2O 81
CIo0 DOWN. BALANCE TO SUIT; NEW s.
II lUO room cottage; modern Improvements; l
block Of Adeline station, LOrln. II. b. PINNEI,
gO7 Broadway, Oakland. fe20 st
CMALL COTTAGE; LOT 331lIO; , BLOCKS TO
= street car: forced sale; S400.
House rooms; lot 52Xl33: macadam'zen; near
local; worth $1,000 price 5000. H. Nj. CAMERON,
479 Ninth 81, oakland. fe2O 30
C,0O0O NEW MODERN EASTLAKE COT
.N-OOU. tage; 4 rooms and bath; centrally To-
Gated; blocks from station; must be sold within
80 days; call az once A. ). TAFT. 1904 Seventh
ST. Center Station, Oakland; terms to suit fe2O II
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Q.JJS PER LOT-WE RAYE A FEW GOOD
u - lots left at the above figure. well located
and with fine view; railroad station within
blocks ana electric line Oakland Within b.uCss
Apply at once 10 +. W. WOODWARD a co, 9O9
Broadway Oakland felg It
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
WANTED-INSTRUCTI ~ SHORT HAND
W IN exchange tor telegraphy. Address NJ,
box 60. this Office It,
NINE. SCHROEDER: FRENCH, GERMAN.
W piano; rapid method. 2419 Clay 81. fe2O IT,
n UITAR LESSONS GIVEN BY A FRS y-CLASs
" teachers reasonable price. Apply this Office 20 3S
DRAMATIC BANJO STUDIO: WARRANT TO
- make good player In II lessons lI7O Markets.
A RI DRAWING AND PAINTING: TERMS
n reasonable. OLIVIA KINGSLAND, 24S2Ia
Markets st. fe2 3in
I EARN BOOKKEEPING IN WEEKS TARR,
u Expert Accountant RIM az, ll7O Market rs 6m
GIG. q. CIPOLLONI. FROM ROME, ITALY, MAN.
- dolln teacher. DOnOhOe Building. x. 49, Is 3m
CPANISH TAUGHT BY SPANISH LADY. 622
- Golden Gate ave; call TO An fel 3m
ID w. KIMBALL. TEACHER OF PIANO 2el2
4 Howard St; terms moderate. ja25 I'm
CCHUUL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL ELEO
~ trical engineering, surveying architecture as
saying; estab 1864 A. Van der Naillen, 723 Market
II EALD's BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST sr
II Doubie-entry book keeping, ptnmAnship, short
hand, type-Writlng, teegTsphy, etc. all incudedln
business course under one fee OF So ie3OH
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE 82o POSr Sc.
Lie scholarship SI5: daY ana evening O01af
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DAY HORSE AND LIGHT WAGON, or GREEN
- wIch St; owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying expenses. Apply this Office fel9 20
/ ant st. feI9 3ts
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C.0OSO FOR SALE IN OAKLAND-l HOUSE
,TO-OO. OF rooms and house Of rooms;
lot l0Xl02; Eleventh ave. near Sixteenth St,
East Oakland; all street Improvements done. In
cure CT f. X. WATERMAN, 40 Twelfth ST., East
Oakaud. or WINTERBURN 4 CO., AT Ciay ST.,
san Francisco felS IT.
GOD0 DOWN; BALANCE S25 PER MONTH.
tN-pO per cent interest; new modern cottage;
on sunny side OF street: electric road stable;
Just the place for you; $1,000 w l.. BARN ARD
Il son. 4S3 Ninth St, Oakland. fel6 II
SI25 qTH a hoLs in ear rE 5s Inn. e
SUIT. H. w DAVIS, 465 Ninth, oakland fel3 I'm
| AXE MERRITT PARK 49, LOTS on FIVE
Il years time no houses permitted OF less value
than $1,000; only "A miles from center; send for
plat HOLWAY LANE 900 B'dway Okrd.n2 I'm
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q n CASH IS MONIHLY
EVERETT TRACT,
Situated the line OF the Oakland. San Leaudr1
and Hay wards Electric Rosc (now bulldingl.
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The largest contracting firm In Alameda County.
Omces: Alameda-Bay-st. Station anu High-st.
station San Francisco-62S Market ST., opp. PAT
ace Hotel fe21 II cod
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RUSS HOUSE.

WWWhi1tier &w, Crockett
GRAM
n G Sullivan. California
II Borden, Oakland
& r Bean, Los Angeles
j G Hitchcock, Denver
J Bird Jr. MERGED
Mrs w I Mampin. Fresno
MrSMBChapman. ST LOui'
CT Clemens, Palo Alto
c II Bradley. Los Angelo,
Mrs J 5 Moore, Martinez
I ID ROSendahl, KingSbrg
G Watkins, California
7 X Ellis, San Jose
& Roberts. Fresno
w Il T0dhuuter, SactO
l. II TOdhunter, SactO
L = Breen, California
7 j Watt, Sacramento
j Levy. Lower Lake
L II johnson, Oakland
J Anderson, Oakland
L NJ Maynard n W, SnJ ost
+ 2 Lassen, Crockett
SW Ferguson, BakerSfld
J II Ropke, Louisville
Mrs A Barnaby, stockton
J McCudden. Vallejo
Miss McCudden, Vallejo
4 IL
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ton occupied the great part OF the day
in Judge Races court Yesterday and
Will be concluded today. The woman
was on the stand and testified that she
had known Blume for two wears and
that she had lived with him as his wife,
IN this city since last September. The
objections ut Attorney Baum to the
questions ~propounded by County At
torney Martin which elected these an
swers were in every case overruleC and
exceptions taken. There appears to be
no doubt but that Blume and the WON
an have been living together but whether
the evidence will be considered suf-
cient to convict can not be stated at
this time. Attorney Baum asked that
Biume be allowed to 90 to his
house in company with an officer to pro-
cure certain papers to rebuff the evidence
introduced by the state and his request
was granted. The hearing was continued
until , o'clock this afternoon.
1t was reported yesterday on good au-
thority that County Attorney Martin
was preparing papers in a suit
against Attorney Baum for suborning q
witness in the case against Blume that
was tried before Judge Race Tuesday.
Mr.. Baum does not appear much worried
about the matter, but is somewhat bitter
at the way he has been treated by the
county attorney and threatens to in.
stitute proceedings to impeach the latter
Interesting developments are awaited
with interest by those who are somewhat
familiar with the causeo of the differences
between the two attorneys.
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ELL Me DISCH III

HE First Charge Not Proven D.
Woman Committed for Contempt.
The trial Of the Ease OF the state of
Montana VS., Il. Blume, the mar charged
Tllh cruelty treating his little child &C
cupded the entire day before Judge Race
%iussiay and created a great deal If in
leresr. Blume was discharged but i'm
hellately re arrested on IL charge of UNI
la"'ul cohabitatiOn. lie will be tried on
lhls charge at 10 o'clock this morning.
one great surprise awaited both the
spectators and the court yesterday when
Tue mother # the child was called to the
%"i'A'ss stand. Attorney Baum claimed
sne could not be made to testify as ac
|ooulLg 10 the statutes a wife may not
esh! against her husband. His argu-
nent was overruled by Judge Race, as
ne!e was no evidence to show that
'ne woman was Blume's wife, but
|"hrh put on the stand the woman alb
p"u'eI! refused to testify and nothing
|TpOUIl shake her determination.
sIs''y after vainly cndeavoring to com
pei her 10 testify Judge Race
committed her to jail for twenty-four
"Gsr' Tor contempt Of court. OF all the
"~Nhesses examined none testified to hay
ns Witnessed any brutal treatment on
ne Part Of the father, and DIR. Monahan
"s'hed that while the child was suffer
s WIN curvature Of the spine that ar
hNIllh may have been caused either by
%g,aI treatment or from disease. The
fI1Isee concluded that the stat" had
t"e' 10 make out a case aid ordered
~r Prisoner discharged without allow
~ 'he Jury to pass upon II. During
o., progress Of the trial there were scy
a. worry conflicts between County VI
d.! Martin and Atty. Baum for the
tSWaaalt, 1t looked at one time as
o1Rh he" belligerant attorneys woul'
~. 10 blows, but fortunatrl, they did
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A GREAT TICK TT.
The National Convention "a. Seen by "a Man
from Montana.

nor;l = p.a g pou,o, arrived
'a,,' w. "'o""o pen''"
from Chicago yesterday where he went
to attend the democratic national con
v~ention. lie saws it would be impossible
70 doscr;,o tha s.ono ., ,ho m,ow.m
~ sr
ohe must DE present 10 FORM any u c Vi
the vast gathering and the total absence
of any arrangements for the comfort of
tbe do,ooates 81, s,o,u cold Mr.
- "
"'o"hc' 'ne o''seraple
and total lack Of management on the
part of the national committee was the
most nrominent nc ye,, ,s tbe most dis
,orna.hie fa.tmra ~ tha ant;ro .tfa;r
The wiawam w.s ennnnsei tn con.
tain ~ q seute and .ftnr tho first Iav
every sa.t vac orcrr;ad There 10 mn
doubt nntw;tLstanjipo a,, tbe newsna.
ner taik that fnlly nina out nf Tor of The
| delegates at the ~conventinn were for
| Cleveland and his nomination was the
hest that could he made lie will make
q great fgbt and he e,ected and the
n%omInation of Stevenson strenotbens
the ticket greatly. In fact. think
| Stevenson is the stronger man of the
two. Whenever Cleyeland's name was
| mentioned tbe a%nnlause was Tremendous,
but the great speech of Burke Cochran,
| the elo1,Ient Tammany orator. was
the prandest speech ever delivered
from a convention platform. Every
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SPRAY OF TIE FALLS.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

\ son was born TO the wife of Cleo. II.
NJ. Verge yesterday. Mother and child
are both doing well.
Matthew McIver has decided to Mrs.
Mary B%urlingame a half interest in two
mining claims in Monarch.
Carrie Bryant has commenced a suit
for divorce from her husband, Chas. w.
Bryant. Bryant is at present serving a
term in prison for felony and this is the
ground on which the application for
divorce is based.
John De Witt. an emplpye at the
Carlisle ranch on Deep creek, met with a
painful accident yesterday morning. file
was riding a vicious cayuse when the
animal began bucking with alarming
pcrsistancy. DE Witt was thrown violent
~ 10 the ground, breaking the bone of
his left arm between the elbow and
shoulder. He was brought to this city
by Chas. Brewster of Truly, arriving last
evening. The broken bone was set by
DIR. Weitman and at last accounts the
patient was doing well.
j.. i. May, representing j. Williams
* Co., the Boston wool buyers. has par
chased for bis firm wool as follows: q.
Stevens. 5000 pounds: j. Hirschbcrg.
$1,000 pounds; u. Olsen, $1,000 pounds;
f.. r. Sayre, 10000 pounds: 3. +. Lamb,
$4,000 pounds; J.. OIIerron. 5000
pounds; W. j. Davis. 10000 pounds; f.,
Bowes; $1,000 pounds; III. &. Schletcr,
10000 pounds. There were also several
small lots purchased besides these. The
woods are mostly the Fort Maginnis and
Bear Paw and are of It high grade. The
higl est price paid was ~ cents. Very
little wool has thus far bron received in
this city. Other agents representing
wool buyers who are now IN town arc
Fred Putnam, representing IIecht Bros.
and &. NJ. Cavcrly, representing Harding
n Campbell. Both are from Boston.
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OUR E

The machinery of the law has not been put to work
go speedily against the fraudulent use Of ammonia and
alum in Baking Powders. Both health and the pocket OF
the people are demanding protection. The legislatures OF
New York, Illinois and Minnesota have taken this matter
of adulteration up, and especially that of Baking Powders.
1t will be in the interest of public health when their sale
is made a misdemcanor in every State in the UNION, and
the penalties of the law are rigidly enforced. There is no
article of human food more wickedly adulterated than that
of Baking Powder.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the only pure
cream of tartar powder having a general sale that is free
from ammonia, alum or faint of any kind Of impurity. 1t
makes the sweetest and lightest bread, biscuit and cake
that are perfectly digestiblc whether hot or cold, 1t costs
more to manufacture DR.. Prices than any other baking
powder. It is superior to every other known and the
standard for forty years.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum. or any other adulterant. In fact he
purity Of this ideal powder has never been yes
tionei