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moment. though, single word about him
self hut once, an that was the last evening
he was here.
THE dog was sittin' beside him, with his
head restn' on Roberts knee, when ] says,
kind of suddenlke:
ert.'
Yes. yes he SAYS, sort of SLOW, too
Vallybe, stroking Ralph's head with a
!oVln' hand. while the dog looked at him with
Just as much love. Twas the humanest
eyes Won would ever see, sir.
He's worth great deal of MONEY! he
said again, after moments thinkin'. I
am very sorry for it sometimes. I've been
in many hard straits at times, and I've been
afraid-ay. afraid of myself-that I'd be
tempted to sell him. Not while was nv
self, old fellow, you understand. but when
was tbs brute 1 sometimes am
by George, sir you wouldn't believe il,
| dare say, but take my affydavy that
dog looked up, sort of sadike, and shook
his head.
ITO make the story short-thougb. all
told, 1t was not so very lOng-when we came
downstairs the next mornin' Ralph lay on
the floor guardn' his masters stick but his
master wasn't nowhere round.
Tel NE tie dog didn't know? He knew
ms " ell as we did why II was done: that the
master lie loved an who loved Elm lad left
him, but he had been told 10 watch the
stick, an with the saddest eyes an. droopin'
he lay there all day long. An | truly be-
eve if we hadn't got the stick away from
it vet.
AN his master. Yes, sir, goue-clean
gone. An we've never heard word OF him
since. Ungrateful? No. sir; l don't take
l. so. l think lie couldn't trust himself
with the dog he loved when lie was not him
self you see, an so he left him where he
knew he'd be well taken care Of. ! es
that's the way l see it, anyhow. An then
lie got so far away before the dog would
Quit Watchln' that tho scent was1 lost for
pror Ralph. Bot he amt never give up.
Not A day, sir.
DO? Well, there's not a tramp comes
past here-an' the worse looking they are
the wilder lie is TO get after them, ST fin, It
their tracks, an then his tail viii drop so
disappointed Ike, yet he'll keep on an
follow EN- Tor day. or maybe three days.
I'LL he gets sure he amt comm TO his mas
ter, when he'll come back Seems to me as
If he kind of thought they might know
him. How dues he find out they don't?
Bless you, sir. don't ask me, but dogs know
bean more than PEG ple think.
He ought "a been named Rover, for he's
Deen IN more different places round here
than have. an always turns up all right
when lie has settled the matter
WY, amt that him now a-sniffin' along
the other road? OF course it is. Well,
now, how'd he get over there. l wonder?
it?
"HiI Ralph! Ralphl All! there he
comes a-houndtn' along toward US Just as
he used to go for his master. Looks as if
he thought he could find him, sure. See,
now, amt he a beauty?
Here, Ralph! Good old fellow! Come
here, sir! Eli What? Straight for You.
sir, he's gone, without a look for mel Ali
over you in a minuteI \ fine gentleman
Ike you! What! You, you, sir. Robert!
Great Scott! An Ralph knew you! Well,
well, | give in. Dogs is human pitts,
burg Bulletin.
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General nIerchnndIsn.

BAGS-The market continues inactive Calcuttas
june and July. 6ls96l4c Wool Bags. 30IS@S2c
CANNED FRUIT-Mail advIces from New York
dated March ~ state that California Fruits are st
weak, unsettled and Irregular. standard ABR cots
have been sold at as low 81 80. and Teaches ana
Pears relatively as low. Stocks seem to be heavy
but some local 1obbers quietly picking up posi-
ally.
CANNED SALMON-Mail advices from New York
say that prices have been made on several brands
OF Columbia River Salmon. 1893 season pas K and
initial orders said to be fully up the average
The range OF prices is 81 321Rf0l 421S T. o. b. on
the coast for tails and 81 45@l 57Is for fats In
Alaska Salmon little has been done thus ar
aside from the booking OF orders for the
Alaska Improvement Company's brands at 81 l2I1
delivered. Spot Salmon remains very steady at the
prices that have prevailed time past aud Dusl
ness is OF far volume.
SuGAR-The Mestern Sugar Refining Company
has marked up Its prices I9c all sround and now
quotes terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 61sc q 10; Dry Granulated
5Iac Confectioners' A. 5ssc y 10: Magnolia 4 Tsc
Extra c. 434c; Golden c, Age; ID, 41.c; Standard
A, sac: halfbbls. lsc more than bulls. and boxes
Z. q mn
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At the Inauguration.
Washington Evening Star.

washington evening Star.
The lobby was crowded to suffocation.
The murmur of voices was stlled. Tie
stunning OF feet over the marble floor
solid mass OF humanity. Some men barred
their heads.
They lifted his lifeless form gently from
the floor near the entrance to the barroom.
Pitylng eyes fell upon that white, boodIess
lace set IN the rlgors Of death. Every bone
In that limp clay had been broken His
young lie had been crushed out of him.
yet so sudddnly be didn't know what struck
him.
What did it?" asked the man with the
turlIe-Soup complexion Of the man with a
stiff neck
He thoughtlessly said aloud, Colonel.
come in and drink and they responded to
a man."
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Chicago Markets.

settled and nervous, and opened l1sG ~ higher
advanced 3sc more unfavorabe crop reports
and continued dry weather Farmers in Kansas
arc reported as replantlng their winter wheat
fields with oats. The shorts. therefore, were any
ious to cover. At the top prices however the
longs began 90 make sales 10 realize profits and
decline of lac followed the market closing steady
at llze higher than Monday Receipts S75 900
bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels. Rye, 4Sc
Barley. 62c
CHICAGO April 5.-wheat-C Cash, 77ikc Corn.
40ssc. Pork Sl6 021R. Lard, SO SIS. Ribs, 50 O5.
Whisky, 81 10.
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THE FLOWERS SHE GAVE.

hy little world of bliss. so sweety fart
II mid thy bloom and fragrance might dwell,
ia HE with ihee to some delightful dell,
Contented thus TO live forever there.
But II the giver Of each beauteous flower
Who thus confessed. in floral bIlet-douI
10 those fond vows will constantly be true,
Then life Will lie heaven, one biIssful hour
This odorous heliotrope aud blushing rose.
rms trailing vine, ana flower OF golden hue,
Hold secrets dear; but lOveliest to view
ms rose with petals pure as driven snow.
BY thee, white rose, swear TO constant be,
iii she no longer says, MY heart is free 80
WALTER ALLEN RICE
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. F. LAMS0N.
AUCTIoNEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
sS5 Kearny ST.. between California 2nl PI1A
TOMORROW,

TONIC RROW,
A"aS ss....s-S pril q 1910,
At II O'clock A. NJ, the premises,
NE. COX. SUFFER- AND STEINER SITS,
-. IL WILL SILL.
TIE HIGH COST FURNITUREO OF RESIDENCE
..CoAPRISING..
Elegant Paror Upholstery in odd pieces Divan,
Rockers and Easy Chairs, In rich brocade covers;
fartor Set. very deliberately carved frames in SILK
tapestry Pictures Ornaments; Port eres; Large
Persian Rugs: Fine Body Brus scls Carpets;
Elegant High-cUst Rosewood Chamber Suit;
Mahogany Chamber Suit: Hat Rack:
Extra Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads and Blu
reaus; Finest Spring and White Hair Mattresses;
Large Quantity Extra White Spreads, Sheets
and Slips: 14-foot Pedestal Extension Table;
Extra Walnut Sideboard; Upholstered Dining
Chairs; Elegant Cut and Engraved Crystal Class
ware; Decorated Chinaware; Table Cutlery;
Mahogany Desk: Walnut Bookcase; About 200
Volumes Standard Books, including collection
OF Medical orks: Lawn Mower. Garden Tools,
Hose. Stable Furniture: large quantity Kitchen
Ware. with numerous other articles.
rs TERMS CASH.
apps 2t GEO. T. LAMSON Aucttoneer.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
" the CITY and County OF San Francisco. April 4,
1898
In accordance with Resolution No s49I Third
Seresl OF the Board OF Supervisors, SEALED PRO
DAY Evening, April 10. 1898. for constructing A
btuminOus rock sidewalk the north side Of Cl "
street, bet ween kearHF sire I and Brennan place,
in accordance with the provisions Of section u or
order No Pas OF said oIru.
The work To be done in strict accordance with
the specifications adopted, said section OF order
No 2l4t and under the direction and 10 the salts
faction OF the Superintendent of Streets and to be
completed within period of 20 days from date OF
awarding contract
- NOTICE-Bidders will estimate and state a price
Per square foot for which they Will construct said
sidewalk.
The party to whom the contract is awarded Will
be required prior to or at the time OF the execution
OF the contract to pay tue cost Of advertising thS
notice in three daily newspapers
In order to pres uniformity ana to faclIitats
the award the board has resolved TO receive 40
bids unless made upon blank forms prepared bv
the committee. and cert fed check iOr the sum or
$500, deposited by tins bidder with and made paya-
bic to clerk of the board conditioned II the pro-
posal is accepted and the contract awarded and IL
the bidder snail fail or neglect to written
agreement and give the required bond within SIX
days after the award is made then and in that case
the said sum shall be paid into the city and county
treasury by SAID clerk, as liquldated damages for
failure and neglect
Blanks furnished by the clerk.
The board reserves the right TO reject all bids IL
the public good require.
ap4 st JNo. A. RUSSELL. Clerk.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

NEW WESTERN HOTEL
g Bohrer d I, Durango II French, Rio vista
i andrews, Baltimore ) a Piyia, San Jose
+ Florentiue, Baltimore J BENJAMIN EIkborn
lundgren, Santa Rosa Mrs Thompson. San Jose
- Olsoh. oakland Nalkland. Minneapolis
Layton, Mojave
INTERNATIONAL. HOTEL
NJ Cenboy& ", Hartford w Crawford & Z, Chico
ID Lever BoIder, ARK Lehman Il VT III
j Hogg. New \ ork J Alderman. Chicago
w Comet, Phiiade pha Corley, Denver
W Anderson HonoIuu " Sheppard Seattle
W > Bart0n Los Angeles Miss Bauistone, Omaha
a II sthatam, Los Ang joyce, Boston
e WARM, Woodland J Liiley Cold Center
johnson, Red Bluff Miller SN
Maliy, d MahOuey, Z S n
MSGrILI. II Montgomery, Butte
j Purdy, sacramento wilson, Butte
6 johnson. San Jose S 7 Henuessy Chicago
j Lemin. London l. Johnston. S1It I9aka
Z N Earnes, oakland Fergeson, New YORK
scott. oakland Jones, Cardiff
y ocnintdt BOSTON 1 Cameron, Helena
Wilson, Helena
PALACE HOTEL
Mrs W Dick. Philadel J b Collins. U sN
II Jermyn, Ia Schmidt n
u II CARR. ChIcago y evelle & W.T. Sonora
Beckerton, England Rev + ) Lynch. or
Jas Ballard. NarrowISnd Fl Henderson, NarrowiDd
V W slii- San Jose Z II Richardson S Jose
X Conn. j Weeks y WIS Louis
l hatcher, fueblo A ID Smith, Pa
Z ~ Blaiz N, Mllwaukee Miss Smith, Erie, ia
II W smith BostOh II lockwood. Y
d Close WI. Mrs HOYt y
Mrs NJ Goodman, y Miss f W Mead y
u u n culver q WI Chicag a Goodman,
douglas, Niedicken. Milan
G Adams. Erie Pa Mrs Adams Erie Pa
W SaIlaghan ONO Mrs Callaghan, Dayton, o
Bliss WOOD Dayton, w Trow. Boston
ashDurn W. b Mcdonald, N
mcdonald Jr. y klls. Tacoma
g McIver, San jose w Ferrow Chicago
r = Ewing, COLO Mrs j w Nlcks, Minneap
PISS Nlcks alnneap Miss owens. MINNEAPOLIS
nTS Meaiy MINI Mrs j ZONES. Baltimore
r. - JUDI remington, Nov
! IL gyms &w Kansas Cy & i Glleran Conn
baTton W. Denver ID w Hilton Conn
II w torItle, COLO Mrs J Lucas. San Rafael
. JOY. COO Miss Lucas, san Rafael
II q W = & -
j W Oakley wv. Chicago II Hall u s
A ChampIin W. Chicago X Mcdonald uSN
Miss Chanpiin. Chicago VI II Andrews 4, " 1I,;,a
II G Champiin. Chicago G w Porter A w Mian
Mrs Highly. Denver G C Case a. w MINI
II II unuaH' \ Y NJ Case. MINI
l. II Emanuel. y Y G \ Case MINI
Mrs Mewiiams Chi II Long a. W GiI-ov
Mrs NJ L Partridge Chi c II 3Osbu A. W \
mts Burhha sta Cruz Miss Boshu.
Mrs Lafayette Chicago j Heddard wv Baitfmora
MTs II lines. y A Him, Santa Cruz
jerks, Phila fl Coles w
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MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 5.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver lower.
Wheat steady.
Barley easy.
Black Oats tending upward.
Corn dull aud easy.
Rye unchanged.
Beans dull.
New Potatoes weaker Old firm.
Onions steady.
Butter weak.
Eggs show more tone.
Poultry brings good prices.
Game very duh.
More Strawberries arrived.
All Citrus Fruits dull.
Asparagus lower.
Sugar advanced Iac.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

Z oDIE cons. MINING CoMPANY-LocAr1oA
Es,,tp trinSIpai place of business san Francisco
California '0' AAo"o O'un'I
Notiee.Ihere are delinquent upon the fouoyin,
gescFtoed stock. on account OF assessment (So isl
levied On the 18th day of February. 1893 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholderS as follows:
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A DefauIting Drummer

Charles Tessicr was yesterday held by
Judge Joachimsen TO answer before the
Superior Court in $1,000 bonds on the charge
of ENLIGHTENMENT. He was employed by the
GaldeD Gate Watch Company to take orders.
and sold his samples, apprOpratinG the pro-
ceeds TO his own Use. Before his arrest
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Sam. rranciseo nrent Mnrket.

Wholesale rates from saughterers are us follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6@61sc: second quality
51Sc; third do, l@5c T n.
YEAL-LaTge. t@97c q 10; small Calves 7ISi1Sc:
Dairy Calves. sGS1@c 4 N.
MuTLoN-w others s1sc q 10 Ewes, SC.
SPRING LAMB-1l@I21sc e 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 7IS6l714 n n for hetyy and
medium grain-fed; small lat Hogs, &C; stock Hogs
&c Il 10; dressed do, 9lz@D DC q 10.
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And IN accordance with law and an order from
tbs te I'D OF directors. made the 18th day or
February, 1893, SO many shares OF each parcel Of
such STOCK as may he necessary Will be sold pub
lie auction at the one OF the complny. room 49,
third floor Mills building. Bush aud Mont
gomery st9., San francisco, Cal. Thursday, tie
9Th day OF April. 1893. at the hour Of 1 O'clock
P. NJ. OF said day, to pay said delinquent assess.
mont thereon. together with costs oil advertising
and expenses OF sale. {. L. Mccoy. Secretary
Omce-ROom IS. third floor, Mills building. cor
Bush and Moutg0met = SITS San francisco, Cal ri
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Tessier wrote letter TO the company offsr-
Ing to execute notes for the amount in their
favor if they would not institute criminal
proceedings against him.
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MORNING SESSION.
BOard-200 Hutchinson Co. Ga $4,000
Branch Railway Bonds, lOl34; 40 Pacific Gas Imp,
S0i4; 80 S T Gas light. 721,.
street-oO Hutchinson 5 Co, Ga; IOLP&A
Bank, 120.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BOard-70 Oakland Gas 4215.
Street-6O Pacific Gas Imp, SoA $4,000 8
Branch Railway Bonds. lO2.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL April 5.-The spot market Is
rmer at So lid. Cargoes steadIer at 2ss sd for
off coast. 29s I'd for Just shipped and 2Ss 50 for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No Red Winter: April,
5s I'd; May, IS Sgd; June, 5s 9l4d; July IS lOd;
August, IS l034d September 5s ll34d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, April 5.-Consols, 80 Gle; Silver $50 ;
Rentes ar.
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EOAHD SALES,

relieving were the Gales in the San Francisco
StCok GARD Yesterday;
REGULAR si:ssfoS-9:SO a. NJ.
1900 Bechr LOS 100 H& NJ. 95 400 Savage. .55
100 IN B..l.4Ol 1850 Kentuck.55 90 ............ 80
100 ChOlRr 90 100 Overin rs so 5 Nev...9 80
300 { n N..2.%O 100 PotUsl....Ila 500 Union 40
400 Point. 200 80. l45 l4OO Jackt ..55
700 ............SJlu 100 Il &M....3O
aFTERSoOS sEssIoS-2:3l
800 Alpha. IS 200 Choiar- 100 ophir.....l12
100 Alta.......2u 30 Goa Va u. 70 20 Poton..lI =,
zoo D. & 40 400 Point. .aF 100 savage -. SO
$50 Builtou. 80 200 kentuck 40 900 Union rs
IUJ Chali Glib 90 Me ken l.354OO JacKt. .65
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 6.-The stock market was Ir-
regular In early trading. chiefly In consequence of
a sharp selling movement in American Sugar Re.
fning, which carried chat stock down ia per cent
to 104Ts. other indusirials were unfav orabiy af-
fected and yielded "A to per cent. While these
movements were in progress however, Reading
rose Is TO 24sa on the resignation of Mcleod and
statements that bankers who were hostile toward
Mcleod would now come forward and advance tho
money needed The stock later reached % Tho
general market after spell OF hesItancy developed
unusual strength The bears fought rise from the
start to the nish but the more they hamm cred the
market the more aggressive did the bulls become
until finally there was scramble to cover
Nearly everything Is well up tonight. Govern
ment bonds nrm. Petroleum dull and weak
and at the close was offered at SOC.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Uuted States Bonds as
1l3s4 do rs s919; Northern Pacific l7I4; Cana
dian Pacific 1884 Central Pacific. 2619 union Pa
eihc. 3S3s; Atchison and Santa Fe 1888: Wells
Sterling. 81 S7614 80.
Wheat : May, 77l4c Flour. steady. Coffee
$l6 90: Sugar. A@334c. Hops-PacIfe Coast
1S@2l 15c. Hides, l21Ac. Copper-Lake ST. 40
Tin-Spot. $50 so. Lead-Domestic, 81 so, Iron
SIS. Petroleum, soc.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Raw was firmer ana moro active: redned
fairly active at l-l6c up.
Cofee-Closed firm from points up to 8 points
down. Sales. 53,500 bags. April. SIG 90; May
$40 50; June, $l5 10. Spot Rio was more active
ana steady at $l6 rs.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet. The new demand is leht and
values are unchanged
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Freedom of Opinion Costs Friends.

Taine's history and analysis of the French
Revolution cost him the friendship of most
Of his republican friends, ana when he
published his volume on the Reign of Ter
TOR. all his Bonapartist friends deserted
him. The great lady, the Princess Mathilde,
Taine's intimate friend, promptly left n
card on Kim with p. p G. in the corner 81
shall never cease to regret" said NJ. Taine
10 M. Rcnan, ''bavng lost so old friend on
account of a book" my friend" said
RenaD, Tin order to have tile right to speak
freely my thoughts / broke with a greater
lady THAI the Princess" What lady ?''
1.-THE church."
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And in accordance with law ana order from
the board OF directors made on the 18th day OF
February, 1898 so many shares Of each parcel OF
such Rtock as may be necessary Will be sold at public
action at the aurtloR-house OF 5. 2. Middleton Il
Co. 80 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cal. on
MONDAY. the 18th day OF April. 1898. at the hour
OF O'CLOCK P. Il. OF said day to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon to-ether with costs OF adVertls
ing and expenses OF sale.
II. y. WALKER, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 81, Nevada block, 300 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. Cal mr2S "a
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Manufacturers of glass In Dresden are re-
pnted to produce some Of the finest wares in
furnaces with chambers ami compartments
instead of pots.
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PROPOSALS

For Constructing Bituminous Rock
Sidewalk on the Northerly Side OF
Clay Street. Between Kearny Street
and Breaham Place.
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PortIand,s Rusiness


PORTLAND. Or. April 5.-CIearances 1886, OOU
balances $780, 900.
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CHALLENGE CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
" pany-Locatton OF principal place OF business
San Francisco. Cat Location Of works Gold HIIf
New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment no. ~
levied Oh the In day OF February, 1895 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows:
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THE WEEKLY GALL contains serial
and complete stories. miscel.
laneous articles by the best
writer's special articles. by
home authors; the news of the
coast; the news OF the world
and all that serves to make a
complete family journal. fres
from objection. 81 a year
postpaid.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.

sun A>D TIDE TABLE.
, mon WATER Low WATER Sun. lMooN.
= Small. Large, Small. Large. Rises Sets Rises
q 5ll l.57 a 80 P. e.Sl .46I G.3s O.OOA
n ga P. 22T A 9.5S P 1925 Al 6.4b o 39l OH
SHIPPING INTELIIGENCE.
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THIS DAY.
Ihursday...."....,.... o, 1893,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises
1909 HAYES STREET. NEAR SCOTT,
....I WILL SELL.
Elegant Mantel Mirrors. Rich Upholstery,
Fine Carpets, W aInnt Chamber Fur
niture, Works of Art, Elegant
DininG-room Furniture
Contained in the Above Private Residence.
FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD. Auctioneer,
L
M. ]. SIMMONS. AuCTIlNEER.

IT'' u OIEEENIoVOt 1VV IIUtE-IJ
WILL SELL TOMORROW,
Eriday..,..... Z, 1898
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises,
1929 SUFFER- ST, NEAR LARKIN,
ALL OF THE
Superior ParlOr Furniture, Handsome Gold
Frame Mantel Mirrors, Bronze Clock and
other Fine Ornaments.
Fino Wilton Carpets: Handsome Oak Frame Brie-
a-brac Mirror; Odd Plrlor Dvans; Easy Chairs
and RocSers; Lace Curtains and Portieres:
Fine Engrav ngS Handsome Oak bedroom
5 is Ha Mattresses; Pillows; Blankets. etc;
Elegant CAifOLI T;
walnut Marule-tOp Sideboard; Pedestal Extension
Table and Chairs; Rattan Reclining Lounge;
Walnut Hail stand;
Nearly New Medallion Range. with Porcelain
Fixtures; and general variety OF other gods.
apps II NJ. SIMMONS Auctiourer
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16

may be, by the vintage of '65. And
sometimes the noble bird will be
carved on q table where there is no
cloth and no napkins, and no silver
and no rare music, and no befuddling
wine; on table where there hasn't
been q turkey for twelve months, and
where there wouldn't be one now were
it not for some generous employers
Thanksgiving gift. It has become
quite the fashion in St. Paul and Min
neapolis, these days for the employ
ers of many hands to fit them all out
with a luscious turk on Thanksgiving
day; a custom,let us hope, which may
never be abandoned. Rare old
Thanksgiving day! Many are the
memories that throng around us as
we meet to do honor to the hour:
sad days, too, with the memories of
the dead, and the faces of the living;
happy the hearthstone which has not
been in sadness, since we met on
Thanksgiving day of 81. All hail!
thou day of mirth and jollity, and
may you get just the piece you want,
and may the brown ruler of the savory
board be as tender as the pumpkin
pie, and as sweet as the plum pud-
ding, and as juicy as the grapes that
crown the royal feast!
w. S. HARDWOOD.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16
Ex-senator Thos. G. Plat. speak

Ex-senator Thos. G. Plat, speak
/ ing of the recent elections says: II
rec that this is claimed as Demo
cratic victory. If so the election of
Cleveland to the presidency last year
was a republican victory. Were I
asked who were responsible for Tues
days landslide, I should say the peo-
pie, and God Almighty was the boss.
When the providence is with us all
the Hills, Murphys, Sheehans, Nc
Laughlins, Crokers and McKane's in
creation cannot defeat us. Never
during my experience in politics have
/ j known Of such brazen debauchery
Of the ballot as in the districts control
ed BY the Democratic state and Tam
many Hall machines. In Albany,
where Hill has made his home, the
elections were farce. So, too, in
Chemung, where he formerly lived,
I'D Buffalo, where Sheehan was sup
posed to BE- il control, it seemed to