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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

In an orvhsrd one .thiri - the tr,ss ars
par trss. oo~gusr,sr apr'oc,s, onc-hf,h
D~,,aIihs-, aud thsr. are twenty sih ap
pc trvcs Ilow many are there II each
kipd. and how many Ia ALI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
coww,.s,oS.R- Nor,cE.

The sssier-iEp~i having ts.n sp,-,la,s-i by
the Iton Ja,lE. ~ frolats fsr the tounty 81
Oxfor'i On The thiri Tuesday ~ Jaly, \. u. l-,i
sossmissioesr. ~ rcssi,e ani examine The sisia.
81 erv-iitsrs against tho estate 81 bfisoa tam.
mon, late ~ Cabtsa In .shl toanty. d.css.s-l.
wpre-suts-i tn.ol,ent. hsrbY give nssies ths'
.ls mssth- from the date ~ sshi spIs,intnsnt ave
sl.~,-i % .sl er--iitst- In which - pre-snt All
prste thsif flslws. an that they will 10 In -.
.isa st a.. fsllo~tas plss. amt tlu,s- feF The
putI-,-r ~ rve.iyins The sane. via. az the dwell
log haas. 20 Hiram A. I'm. In Cahton, af.r.ali.
oa thiri Tae-isy. ~ >sVtsmi-r All pe-smlsrr,
ns,t. al ten o,h- iatlss farvnoon ofsssh ~ sail
dsy..
natSi thl.,ssuty eighth ,isy of Ialy. \. ~ I-g
ninin = NIL, Co~ml..lossr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

Mr.. ro,ter-"weli, I wonder What
k.p, you out all night this time" Jack
Potter at up With friend" "what
~as hl. complainty' lie complained
that the rest 10 "a. outplsyei him"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
TIE BOSTON STAR

says DR.. kaufmann's great hook on
lts causes and home cure, with
fine colored plates, IL the best work ever
publishsi. 4 copy viii he cent free "a
anybody who sends three 2-ceut stamps.
70 pay postags, to A. r. Ordway 4 Co.,
Bostou. Nass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
"GRANGE TOKEN" P. Of \.

tntirvly nss aH,l uritaal ,is-isH. sire NV
ins b.. oh whl,s plate paI-r tminsn,iy sniofs
"a by pr,sninsut arrsfs.
Ast>T- WANTED In every sranEc IN The
q : An.i Caaafia. aRt In essh lsslgv ~ 1 ~. ~
To ~ 40 a.. W. 10 \. ", n. -
MFaA Nk a.. -. n. orr. n % "
% M. 90 " 60. Mrni.r- ~ s,-si stsnt
log on, stnphYyesi. i.ii-fsl tsrm- LNsls.iss
tsftttafy gwen Mnts a nnes fnr fuli particulars
Ntln'.-. ~ NTtKNtrl I'M ARr 60,
lMsnt."h thi' paIsfl 20 H., liG.
lLs-ton. Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

Now that the government has obtain
ed = satisfactory smokeless powder. We
respectfully renew our suggestion that
lt turn its ingenuity towards the lnven-
tion of A smokeIess cigarette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
The constantly increasing demand for
VEL coMElSs 81 SOAP
is a "reward of merit" which is as nat
ural to good thing as breath to life.
: : cent

is about the cost Of the aver.
age dose Of the True 81. f.
Bi,,ers, yet some dealers try
to force an imitation on you
to afford them more proiit.
Such a man will sell you poor
goods in every line.
The question for you to
decide is, will you have imi'a-
ton, low price and sickness,
or True IF" l., cent a dose
and renewed health. Trade
mark IL. T." in red ink is your
safeguard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

"whew. How my stomach aches"
Take Johnson's Anodyne iiniment la
sweetened water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

No one In ordinary health need h.
come bald or gray, u he viii follow SEN
sible treatment. We advise clesnllne..
Of the scalp aud the use Of Halls Hair
Renewer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
NOTICE az roREcLo~rmx.

VyyIIEREAs, Besjsmin Bvwn, late ~ Ryron
w In tbe County 81 Oxford. anil state 81
Maine, ieseas-i. by his mertxsgv sies-i taiei The
twenty -.isth day II Decemler. 4. %. is.i. AMI "
soriesl In the Otfori Registry ~ I,eris, l-ot
las. page ss. conveyed % Joshua Z. Hall of Run
fort IN said county ami ssats certain par,sl of
rial essat~, situated In Bywa In said county AMI
state AMI described ~ feI.ws ~ viti Al ~
thai part % lot sami<rri nine In the siStesnth
range of 10. In saId town. owned AMI .ssple.i
by the said henjsmin Bvwn % The date of hls
moFtgase des~t aforvme ntiop<st. containing etEh
" foar arvs t> The sams mew or res. And
for further ,lesshpti.a rference may he had
~ q plan of tbe township As male by silas
Thories In the year l-0s 90 % sieesi fross jobs
heesi ~ tke ssii ntvun Given the year is5s. said
real estate bsing the hienteal trast eon,eys.i by
the last mentioaesi deesi, and whereas tbe sahi
Joshua Z. Hall. by kis des-i ef as.ixnmebt datei
iaiy lhirs~esth. a. ID. La. transfervvsi ssi "a
siEset said vostxaes sicei N ne. The ussicrsifn
81. sah de<~i of assisnmsnt h<lns rreeried IN
aaid registry, isook IN. pases 81 and Is. and
wkereas N rousiittoa of sati mortxage has t<en
brvkea. nov thsrsforv. by rvasoa VI ths bresrh
of The eosditioa thervof claim fcrvrhssav Of
sah monsav.
August %. iss3. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

TiiE sab-sriber hereby give. public no,ire
that she has isen duly apl.slnts-i Wy ths Iionor
able july ~ rrolsats for The ,"anty ~ ONfort.
ssi assumed the trust % Admini-trstr,, 81 the
e~tAte ~
JARVIS W. RICHARDS. late of Ms,ioo,
In said Cosnty, de.ea-ei. by diving bond q the
Law firvsts. che therefore requests all per-oa.
insebts-i ts the estate % -Ahi aesea-s-i N make
imms-Iiste paymens. AMI tho-e wbo have am
demands tkerros ~ exhibit the same "a
tLlfABkru T.. u. RICHARDS.
July u. iss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

There are 30 many felix's Who are al
ways wanting Ia pick out cruise. for
other people Ia carry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
children cry for pitchers castorla.
What is
I2!|:;S.11;{1:!!

C..,ora II Dr. samuel Pitchers prescription for Infant.
nm, children. IL contains neither Opium Morphine
.h., Narcotic substance. IL IL harmless substitute
for Psrccoric Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor oil.
II 4. Pleasant It's guarantee IL thirty year. Use by
Millions or Mothers Castoria destroys Worms aud aila'
Scv.ri.bness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cure. Disrrhea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
tectbInr troubles, constipation and hatueney
Castora aaslmiiatcs the food regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and na,"ra' sleep oA''
toria 1. tho Childrcn's Panacca-the Mothers Friend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
N.,,.. Of p,...,.,,.. az r.r..,..,r.

...,. o. Ros. 20 >oF~sy sBi ths.. ~. Msrriil
20 Paris has tssn dis.alte-i this tay. NJ bill =
against The arm srv o. - pr-sn,s-i a. aRi I.si Z
Ny .sli h.ws sai all blli. due Tho arm ar b. -
patti T., him.
Norway, Jaly ,, is,l
sIDgsr q. RDWE,
q ~ MtgRiIi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

There are some people who think that
sermon IL the best which misses them
and hlts all their nelghbors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
NJ. raA.-Ari,hm.,l..l.

A ~ori thsrv Il. slx letters 10 .onisln.
Tsks oas s~ay. and twelve yOa aud remsina
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

Tux .ub-sril,sr hcrcby give. pal.llc notics that
hs has besn duly apI-ihtei bV tlss Wosorabls
Jaise of Probate Zoe the soanty ot.tNfsri sni
assumed the trust OF Admihi'tlst 81 the
Estate Of
ALDRiCH N. CLgNO>s, lste ~ !iir,m.
In -aii t.anty, der-sse-i. by EtNinE tslst q. The
law dirsst., he therefore r~ise-t. all I-'s-"a-
issisitssi d. thu estate ~ -akt 'iecss-i a. maks
immcsiiaie payment. AMI tho-s Who have any
lie aanis thsr,-,n o. ~ hllit the same b.
July, Issi EDWARD y. HASTINGS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23


No ga SCENE from Fiction Robin
son Cruises and Friday.
Ma ~ Autographed Aero~tiei Malta
I. Madagascar. 2 AAvriA q Lancaster
4 Tsnsrifis. Amaxon.
No - Hidden Proverbs "fair and
easy 10 Ear In day"
No sS-ons VI the United States.
Matrimony.
No. .ss.-Rhomboiis
CON GE MOTOR
SUAv RI PEN
u l. a RE Ma SAL
ED fY LEN
EN- TER TEN q u
No - IA Metaxram; PIN. tin. din. bin.
In. win. Wit, pit
No 22-liiysrs In AnAgrsms I. Rhine.
2. i,oir-. j Maine 4 Orpe. & DunA O
EbO Z Severn \ DwinA v TAgu.
10 Mo-~lle. u. save. u Dniestsr ~
Tilsr ~ Torpea. Is we~er. Ia Med
way. u. Rhooe. ~ Msuss. ~ Dnisp-r
~ Psteborx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

VIE nAby - -. 20 gave hsr casaarsA
WIZ. N. vss . CAad. 80 er,sd fss cssssssA
WIZ sAs sscs..s Nh. shs chung 70 cass0rsA
VIA - - CAElAss.. - gave thsa cassortA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

For di.orler~i liver try iieccham'.
I'ill..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
S. L. Holt & Bart,

- Sudbury o., sssse., Asss.
DEALERS In rortabls. Agricultural ssi Stationary
STEAM KSGISEs. B0ILEKs ssd ssss. Pump.
Cor on hisds Of duty. sesd for our ills'sr.s~i
esiaisgsss And qsossiioas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

STATE ~ MAINE.
CoU>rt o' o,'oEp...
sapr,ne Jasiieisi ,ourt.
May Isfm, a. ~ i-pi

CoUsri 80 O,'oEp. -.
sapr,ms Js'iicisi ,eurt.
May rsfu', A. ~ iol.
Wa. u, Garter, i-oth 20 'hy. ,oaRtY ALL stat
~ >s~ Notk. dolng baslss.. unsisT ths hrn anil
.ty. ofg. 4. Mann A Go. sn,i frus,s--
Aaft NV 90 .ugsvstian o. the tout that saii
MaRa snsi Garter thu pnbciIsl psfspiani. %
a.. time - Tho .sryirs ~ The writ. srrv nj In
h.hitsnt- 81 thi. STATE. ALL hal No tenant. srrnt
~ AttoFnsy within the .sae. that thsif r,-iis 80
e.tais have i.n attssl.i In thl. aetion, anf that
tl.y have hat ~ nsiiss ~ att sUh All sitsch
meet. % .. Drisf,,i. That nati-. ~ ihs Pspi
ssr, ~ this suit - sissn o. NJ al l'yfsni
ant. 10y pashlng an siisst',i '.py ~ Tits oT'isf.
Ioxsthsr ~th a. sb.trNd - IN rlaintif'. wit.
thf,. ~esk. .urrs..ifslY IN ths pN fsrl tAssns-fa
q nswspsIsf prtnt~-i a fans. In .shi toauiy (.
the la.t publlr ation D. ~ nj less than thin
days bsfufv the neat term - sati touft, o. -
hsLiss a Parts. ~ sst for att '"unty. an The
..-e.ai Tus-iay 81 ,stai-ef. 4. u. loo! that al
.wsf o. saii .ult n thu shall - eaa.s.
Aur.i ALHLiit = AUSTIN, tisfk.
t,HtHut 80 ri,lsTiu'. sEItl
Tat. u -,i. nt ..Ioi ,dd,@num. ,.n..
H.. isrsii,s "n as's,sst san.N~i, fuf s,n. A.
s.ant snnsNcl
Fsf ssr,ics. o. .ais.aaaR from Ialy i5.
lot stsss 4. I..f xrsk ipsesks. 49,.
To cash pail ssI~h.s. sau'c iisss, pa go
ny er~m. 80"
s...
,,rus ropy Of orlsr Of ooar, ~i'h ,''''f.t
Nus.I " ,LnlRr :. Ar,ri>. Cirds.
.to. 4 WILSON. Auy Zoe riH.
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!. ....i, .i,,l,inIil, u.isi :
,o..,..,o>,u- >"ri,E

WwIssIoNtH~' N"i"' u.
Ths unsisr.tgnssi hasIHs 'srr N -. =
tiss Ilun Iutlsr ~ Probate o. u
ga fart Ca uhs thiri iuss..aI 49, ~
lain. ID sf,.ii,aT. srsiu.t tf, ,.tsis I. =
,liah f-ts- at - tlstHfl iH ~. -
osh-s-i. frprv-sutssi in-Ilt'I -
hoiles that slN muHths fr i -,
apf-,lutmsnt ar aliassi O." H.. -. 81
With o. prs-sut ani prove i 1T
that thsY siil D. in ssssinn IN I .fI a
M,-lst.-k a Wryar.s fsHI IH h u A.
s,turis, d. I'm IA, - I,,4..H .ff. - = '
o'ek-k 10 The tofvno.,n. o. is I.I
Patel tn al ,iay ~ Auglt. A I.i'-
AI.DfN tiIAsL. ,,au.....a'''
7 DAY,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
Castoria

"Castssta u - ssli sItsi b. az i--s Ga
I r-c.,uim~szi q =. sag-fis ~ - Any Is-nyGa
snS-E W NJ"
IA AsrsuE
~ - Orfdfi q nf.s.TLNT
"Our physici.ns IN " chii--as t'ysn
mat hAv- splssn hsily - ~ .psn
sno. IN tlsir oatssis pfsTt0- 80 das.sia
ani sithoash - ouly haze 49, 20
us.iicul suppii~s -hai u tn5-u a. rsuaf
rsu.iscis. y.t - srv irv- B. ol1'-ss tls q.
m.nts u C.sstara Las 90 " = ass,a
i.sos uynu u"
UsntB Iio-Tff.L .su Hsfu.u
lsta. hss
AtIsS e ssHu. R,',
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
Castoria.

-Cs.sos,s 10 an ssosilsn, p.~issns fo' ehl
sr.a. nolhers have r-p~s,sily I'D M ~ !"
rooi s6sst upon tssis chihrsa."
Ds q. q. Osocon.
I>o-,ll. Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
fRoOER's SMqp
cM CURE the OLD. uYspunc
SOLDIER.

GrNrtrNTN
ala sH old .cldisr. AMI I ha,. hen
tr"sbl-i nth sy stomach ever sinss I
safns issck from the Amy Ny tfwuti. as
.is.dashs, bis.f,s. after eating >..r
Stomach. ue.rtsars. hi.stisg st-stls.
snd Dizziness unabAs % sl-sp nights
S"tne days -oald have g,--i aplrtits and
~ualf ~,.h that had MT eaten anythihg.
u soali csuse ne suck sil.tr--.. Sach ~As
hie day aud nighi antl ! as>-i Grs-iss's
hsts.is b,.psrsis SWAP Nua can al
49, tfuin my phosogtaph as.l frUa M, state
msnt that ! snlo, r.-i b-slth I Csn ~.
~~fk ever, daf. ansi . r~s.mss.d this
swap O. ssstyt-cdy. hot Tafticulsfi, % my
old comrades. a. I ALSO. that a. ussBls
Are Suffering tast ~ I sas
Noafs r~st.~ytfuily,
CRAHLf. kNoN.
OaklAnd. Maine.
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No. s1t. -Ansgtasa.

RArip. uGlr I'M DR
A well knowu man q letters
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

-o..sos,a |. IN. t.-i r,ns~iy for ehil.ir~n ~
,h.eA 4 an sc,aalnis-i I hop The d.y 70 ba
"a, distant vhen mosbsrs oil Gus. is' w r'@i
,.,.c.t a thsir chilir.a. AM u-. cA-'or.a In
49,, 81 the ,arspas gaAsk So-irirns -hieh arr
d..sro,ins ths.r Lowell ooes. BY forcing otanIn.
uorpAln~. s,othiAx syrp All otbsr hu'''d
ss-~uts do-n ussr throaiS hsr.oJ rsiins
l.sa " pr.saAtarv srss--
Ia J v KnouuLos,
Coa-aJ, Ara.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

n. c.....r Company n Murray Street. New York City
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-10
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY JULY TO- 18s2TwELvE PAGES

still further oouhrped by the young mans
next words
Deuce take it, won't be beaten, FL set
TO work again this very moment, and once
do lay my hands on the real Rat-let him
look out, that's all"
And, clssring his hands over the pocket
which held the darbies as II TO emphasize
his VOW, he turned in the middle Of the pud-
die. and prepared to begin again. But just
at that instant, springing out Of the fog like
demon, a newsboy, literally thrust under
his very nose the latest edition Of the Eue-
ming Comet.
Her yer are, SIR" cried he, "hextry
speshul Great robbery at Brandon HALT
All the work of the Rat!n
Angrily thrusting aside the paper, the
poor youth fell back into bis puddle, and ex-
claimed, "Too late! Sold again. What a
chance lostIp
"Poohi You have got your fathers
spirit in you. lad, )" cried Mr. Ferret, holding
out his hand and saying the kindest thing
be could, for the young fellow, In spite of
his vanity. did wish 10 follow in his fathers
footsteps, "And don't be afraid shan't
tell this sgainst you; no one," with g sly
smile, which he could not resist, would
see the joke as l do. But, my word, you
would have been lucky IL at the very start
the Rat had run into your arms"
Il beg your pardon SIR" this aside TO a
shabbily dressed man in a long brown coat,
who had just hastily entered the station,
against whom MIR. Sly had come into somes
what violent collision. II am awfully
obliged TO you, pom my word | am, Mr..
Ferret. / know I've been fool; but wait
until do come within mile of him. He
shan't get off as easily as you have, prom
Use you.'
The rumpled necktie carefully smoothed,
the soiled gloves replaced by pair in re-
serve, the handkerchief displayed so as to
show no sign of the bracelets or the mud
they had conveyed, the eyeglass restored in
It's normal position, Richard was his cool,
lsnguid self again. There was Still some
time before the Dover train was due, by
which he expected to meet his son, so MIR.
Ferret spent them in trying to find how
much sense lay under the folly with which
the young man managed 50 ably to conceal
II
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LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Tonic

A Pleasant Lemon Tonic.
For Biliousness, Constipation, aud Ma
larla.
For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous Head
ache.
For Sleeplessness, Nervousness and Heart
diseases.
For Fever, Chills, Debility and Kidney
diseases. take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies for natural and thorough organic
regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is prepared
from the fresh juice of Lemons, combined
with other vegetable liver tonics, and will
not fail you in any OF the above named dis
eases. SOC. and 81 bottles at druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. H. Motley, Atlanta,
Ga.
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BY Lily TinsleY,
CoPYRIGHT.1
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

CHAPTERS 1 AND HIN a dreary, disreputabls
alley a mana PROFESSIONAL houseDreaker-sa
in deep thought, though at the same time sadly
i'll at ease. He receives a visitor. handsome.
sardonic looking man. The latter commences
compimenting him upon his cleverness at the
trade but his host declares that what he does
is only for revenge upon a man. q cousin, who
has led him on 70 villainy of the deepest dye.
He confesses, however, that he is sick Of IL all.
He informs his visitor that he has a daughter,
but she has left him to be a student at school
in Germany preparatory 20 beng governess
The handsome stranger explains how, through
the intervention OF a daughter Of the house
Brandon Hall was successfully ransacked by the
gang of which they are members.
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Maddlnps.

Wedding invitations and cards printed or
engraved at the shortest notice and in ths
atest styles. We carry an extensive and
well selected stock OF line papers. envelopes
and cards ESPECIALLY for such orders. Sam
plesse on application. MORNING NEws
Printing HOUSE. Savannah. Ga.
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A Card.

For nervous and sick headaches indiges-
ton, biliousness and constipation tof which
have been great sufferer, l have never
found medicine that would give such
pleasant, prompt and permanent relief as
DR.. Il. Mozley's Lemon Elixir.
10 Up. .SAwrELL, Griffin, Ca
la1ms Publisher Morning CatL-ad,
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drawl to a gasp OF inoredulity, all this fol-
flowed the simple act OF the old gentleman
pushing back bis hat, pulling down his com
ferter and looking bis captor full in the
face.
"Mr. Ferretn CALCULATED the unfortunate
tyro.
"Well. certainly not the Rat" was the
dry reply.
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A Banker writes.

From experience in my family, DR.. H.
Mozley's Lemon Elixir has few, il any
equals. and no superiors in medicine, for TIE
regulation Of the liver, stomach and bowels.
W. d. MAGNEss, Pres. Natl Bank,
MoMinnville, Tenn
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Pineapple Tissues So.
Pineapple Tissues Sc.
Pineapple Tissues. Sc.
Pineapple Tissues So.
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FREE THIS WEEK.

Gents Handkerchiefs 70.
Gents Handkerchief 70.
Gents handkerchief 70.
Gents Haudkerchiefs 7c.
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Cotton Chinas So.
Cotton ChiEas Sc.
Cotton Chinas &c.
Cotton Chinas So.
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Children's Handkerchiefs 7c.
Children's Handkerchiefs 70.
Children's Handkerchief Il.
Children's Handkerchief &c.
The morning call., 1892-02-21
NEWS OF THE COAST.
Northern California.

San Jose is to have a new high school
building
The people Of Gridley are moving in the
matter OF establishing high school
4 San Jose paper is publishing int er-
views with inmates OF the County Jail, no
relate for publication stories Of reIatiY es
who have distinguished themselves y
crook" methods
Fruit growers about Nacayille say they
are looking Tor an unusually good crop the
coming season. If it had been made TO
order" the rainfall this season could not
have suited Northern California farmers
better.
Bcgs, in Butte County. says local
paper. wants caunery. Six miles of young
orchard will be in bearing this year just
east OF the town, and with a cannery to
handle Is products the fruit industry would
boom up there.
Albert OK of Alameda attempted to light
a fire with gasoline al his home Thursday.
An explosion followed and his eyebrows
were badly singed, but the flesh was not
burned. lie Will build fires by slower
method in the future.
Suffer County has a prohibition ordin-
ance that IS being tigid!y enforced. Two
cases Of violation Of the same have come up
the past week One offender has been fined
aud the other, a druggist has been arrested
and Is awaiting trial.
The.Chico Enterprise says: Al Roberts,
who was recently acquitted of the COlfaX
train wreck!ug job, but who is still believed
by the people OF that vicinity TO have been
the leader I'D the affair, has been notified
that his presence IS not wanted In that
community, and that il will not be we'll for
him o. remain any longer lie has taken
the hint and departed far ''greener fields, "
The morning call., 1892-02-21

The Bank OF Ventura has just completed
its handsome new building.
Now that Santa Ana has good water
works, her citizens have begun to agltate
the question Of a sewer system and paved
streets.
r. II. Gilman Of Placentia has sold his
crop OF oranges off twenty-five acres for
$4,000, that price being paid for the fruit
on the trees.
Three new oil companies have been incor-
pOTaled at Hueneme. The aggregate cap
tal Of the three is 100000, all Of which has
been subscribed.
There is talk Of an electric railway to be
built from the railroad depot az Ventura up
tie avenue. with the intention Of extending
it later up TO the DIAL
4 san BeTnardino Taisin-thief wearing
an Oregon boot while on his way to San
Quentin, escaped from his guard, VINO,
thinking the prisoner perfectly safe, fell
into peaceful sleep.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
has filed a number Of complaints in the
United States Circuit Court in Los An
geleS against various persons in Tulare
County 10 recover land occupied by them,
alleged TO be the property Of me company.
a Mexican w0od-chOpper named Quin-
tauO was found dead near his camp IN the
san Jose Canyon Thursday. The man has
been chOpplng wood all winter and living
in little shanty where he was exposed to
the cold and rain. lie started for Spadra,
it is supposed, some time during the night,
aad died on the way.
The Fresno Canal and Irrigation Com
pany, formerly the Pine Ridge tlume flied
a declaration of intention % bond the tiume
for 100000 the bonds to run for twenty
Yeas. The purpose is TO raise money for
the construction Of n tlume from Fresno
hfty-seyen miles to the timber belt OF the
Sierra. The purpose is 10 bring lumber
down; also TO carry water for irrigation
purposes BY 10 $4,000 acres OF raisin land
will receive water which now has none A
billion feet Of lumber is tributary 10 the
tume.