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LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & LIVERPOOL.
i :. = -,

'ABlN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD <s-s
ing to steamer and accommodations <ssS1lSe
selected; second cabin, S35: Majestic and 1enton-
lc, $40 and S4a. Steerage tickets from England
ireland, Scotland, Sweden Norway and Denma TX,
through TO san Francisco at lowest rates. Tick
cts, sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from w II. AVERY, Pacific Mall DOCK, or at tho
General ONCE of the Company, 6lY Market ST..
under Grand Hotel e. w. FLETCHER,
aD26 TuwehrSu II. Gen. Agt for Pacific Coast.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
(PACIFIC SYSrEMl
1ralns Leave and are Due tn Arrive at
SAN FRA NOJsCn
.ARRIVH

Trains Leave and are Due tn Arrive at
lEAvE---FE0M JUN = 10. Is83--1RR5ys
:ooA Atlantic Express for Ogden and
7:OOA Benicia. Iacaviiie Rumsey aud
7:3oA Eaywards Niles and san Jose .+19:i5r
i.;;.. Mes anu san jose. .6:l5r
Caistoga and santa t'.a 6;15y
S:oOA Sacramento & Redding via Davis 6:i5P
Sacramento. Marysvilie, Red
Bluff and ORC vhle ........... 4:l5P
e:O0A New Orleans Express. Los An
geies. Demiqg. FL PSso. New
ana Orleans and kast................ s:45p
,S;00A P.ters and Milton. :.......,... "s:45r
12:O0M Haywards, Niles and Livermore. s: 5P
y :00f Sacramento River Steamers. 99:UUs
3:00P Haywards. Niles and San Jose. q:45A
4;00P Martinez. Stockton. Raymond
4 no., Tor 1sein,s and Fresno la:l5r
apa. Caistoga FL Verano and
Santa Rosa.......,.............. s:45A
" oouland, knights Landing,
MaTysvile. Oroyiile and Sacra-
5:OOr Eu5opean Mail ogden and East. i0:tSA
50 SOP Niles and LivermOre............. +S:45A
bakersfield, Santa Barbara and
5:sOr Santa Fe Route, Atlantic Express
for Mojave and East ............ S:l5A
6:UOP Haywards, Niles and San Jose. 7;45A
'zz,00 taiIelo 'oi4or
Marysvie, Redding Portland,
Puget Sound aus East ......... S:l5A
sOoP Castle Crag and iiunsmuir
Woodland and willows. 7;l5A
SANTA cEUz DIVISION CNarrow GaugeJ.
II ASA Sunday Excursion for Newark,
San lose. Los Gatos, FELTON, and
sl5A NeWark' csntafviie. san lose '''O''
FELTON,, Boulder Creek, Santa
Cruz and WAY Stu ns.....,.. 6;2or
s2:15P Newars. Centeryille. San Jose.
Almaden FELTON,. Boulder Greek
stations. .............,........... *lo:5oA
4:45P Newark San Jose. Los Gatos.... e:5ol
2oAsT DIV s'N-rhtro and rownsent SITS
u :OOA San jose. Almaden and Way sta
lions "Z:oOP
Grove PriTcInH Wa stat o9S 1882
SABA San Jose. Tres PinOs, Santa Cruz
Pa c1tc Grove, Paso Robes San
LUIS OhiSpOl and Principal
way Stations. ............... 6:26P
t9:3ON Pa % Is nd ~ ~ STATIONS. u :27P
10:4hA San Jose and Way Stations....,. 5:06P
12:U5P FaIo Alto and Way Stations. 4:25P
~ :OUP Menlo L *, Jote, GHToy,
Pajaro C-stroville, Del Monte.
Monterey AZ Pacific Grove. *l1:23A
s2;30P San Jose, cSilrov, Tres PROS,
Santa Cruz Salinas, Monterey.
Pacific Grove. ............. =lO:4OA
sS:30P SanJose aud Principal Way Sta.
81 :25P Paw Aito and Way Stations 49,. *8:O5A
:l0P San Jose and way Stations ..... SABA
6;30P P4lo Alto and Way stations. 6;35A
IL :46P Palo Alto and Principal Way
slatlons...,....,... ......,...... ft:3oe
a for Morniug. Pfor Afternoon,
Sundays excepted. tSaturday5 only
tSundays only.
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
vii call for and check baggage from hotels and
esidcnces Inquire OF Ticket agents for Time
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAI HOTEI.

4NlEhNA1loNAL HoIEl
w Muiler. Nevada City + Graham, Nevada City
w Burnett. Iempleton w Courtney, Byron
L Allen, san Jose j LarAln Portland
l connolly Portland DeGranuy, Portland
SpiVy, Fresno Briggs. Boston
n l. hrlggs, Boston NJ Briggs. Boston
II y brlggs Boston Pauizer. Boston
1Fonnen Denver Conten, Min View
iuuter, MIN view Chamberlain, San jesse
d Cohfai. Fresno APP Fresno
n AIpi FRESNO Marsh oregon
M " - y NewColho q d, Or Temple, Williams
- DlhNers x W, nan Miller, Needles
n H art' minneapolis ripper, omaha
n :, ! Ini leImai; omaha r Bliber, Martinez
n i pIe Ai"a'l' y 1 Eagie. salt LIKE
\ N ". oantaoruz Y henderson, vancouver
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COMPhGNIE GENERAlE

Tit A y 5 a L La t QUE
French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW). AZ NORTH IE>~0
' River, foot of Morton st. Travellers $500
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort of crossing the channel in q
small boat
LA BRErAGNE, capt. Colier...,........ 80.
.................... Saturday, July i, 5 100 A.
LA BOURGOGNE, capt. Leboeuf. .,.........
.,.... ........... saturday July 8, II 100 A.. NJ.
La CHAMPAGNE, Laurent. Observation-Disclosures.
acknowledgements urday July Is. 100 A. NJ.
LA TOURAI L. Capt. Frangeul. ...............
.................. Saturday, July %, l l 200 A. NJ.
IA For further particulars apply to
4. FORGET, Agent
No. 3 Bowling Green, New York.
j. F. FUGAZI x CO, Agents, s Montgomery
ave, San Fran cisco.
Branch office, 10 Montgomery st. aust tt
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San Franciscn Meat Market

wholesale rates from slaughterers are as follows
BEEF-First quality. 51aG6c: second quality,
4N@5e; third do. 3l@G94c u 10.
VEAL - Larre. s45lAe; small Calves 6616L5c;
Dairy Calves, 76171%e q 10
MUTToN-Wethers. 6@61ac; Ewes, &c p 10.
SPRIh LAMB-7@Se v 10.
PORk-Live Hogs 5sG1eS4 C for heavy and me-
dunn ln-Ted; STOCK Hogs. 6s4@6c; dressed do,
99934c q ID.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, june 22.-The spot market is firm
at 5s 1U15d. Cargoes are weak at 29s Cd for of
coast, sos Cd for prom pit shipment and 29s Cd Tor
nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for 10. 2 Red Winter: June
5s 7s4d; July. IS SI4d: August, IS 914d; Septem-
Der. 5s 1O12d; October, 5s 11Hd; November
6s 14d; December, IS Id.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, June o. - Consols, 80 15-l6@99;
Silver, 3Sd; french rentes, 97f 40c.
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET GO

New York Southampton. Hamburg.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND THE CONTINENT.
THE FAST TwIN-SCREw EXPRESS <s-a
L steamers of ] 0,0U0 tons and $4,000 Ss7.l.sL
horsepower The largest, fastest and safest to
Germany direct Passengers by this line for London
transferred at Southampton docks to the Ham
hurg-American Lines special train and forwarded
tn London waterloo station: time, hours.
Through tickets to ali European points. Express
steamers every Thursday
Furst Bismarck. June lAug Victoria. July Is
Columbia. June 8 ormannia.......Juy 20
Aug. Victoria. June Is furst bismarck My ~
Normanna. June - Columbia .......Aucu Just 3
Furst bismarck June 20 Aug. Victoria. August 10
Columbia ........ July d Normannia. August II
These steamers are uuexce!led for speed safety
and comfort.
EXTRA STEAMERS TO HAMBURG DIRECT.
WieIand, Gel ert. Rugis. Dania, Russia, Suevia.
Rhaetia from New York Tuesdays and saturdays.
Cabin. $50 ana upward; steerage. 1913
Direct steamers from Copenhagen. 6othenburg.
Stettin. Hamburg. Havre. Christiauia and South
amptGn to \ ew York regularly.
A. w. MEER, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast
401 California ST., cor. Sansome. san francisco.
faoT
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{ ROD go !
Contra Costa County.

u HERE EXISTS AN IMMENSE ABATTOIR,
Stockyards in tull opeTatiOn. Cattle are disposed
OF al wholesale and in 1obbing lots to butchers
The outlook for a large aud thriving town at
HUdeO Is not equaied In the State. Large rail
read accommodation with double track. also a
large sea-water front, which gives facilities for
transportation by land throughout the state ana
the East as well as sea export trade; also, great
Inducements for manufactures places the town
Of ROdeo in the front RANKS for a future comm r-
cia center.
Every person DESTROYS of making a large profit
on an Investment should attend this auction sale.
Do not fail TO go on this ursion and purchase
one OF more OF these choice lots. TERMs-t}nc-
IN ri cash, balance in one and Two years,
interest at per cent per annum.
FREE COLLATION. WILL BE SERVED AT
THE R0DEO HOTEL.
The excursion tram from san Francisco will
stop at SiXteenth st, oakland. West Berkeley. san
Pablo and Pinole. Tickets from these pc hts OBJ
tanable on the train; from SAN FRANCiSCl ,, at
Office up to 10 O'Clock Saturday morning, June
land ferry up to the ieavl of the excursion
tram. 1850 a. NJ, Saturday, June pa 1898 Re
turning train for San Fran cisco leaves Rodeo at 1
p. NJ. same day: fnr Suisun. Benieia and Mana
. 20 O'Clock: fer Vallejo junction, Vallejo Port
Costa ana Martinez at :07 P.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE 81 co,
% mce 63S Market st. 8uctIoneers.
AND SOLE AGEN IT'S FOR
Union Stockyard Company's real estate at Rodeo
Either for acreage property or town lots at
Rodeo.
Ii. / MCGILL, representative at our Office 1T
k0deo, Contra Costa County. ielS 10 - ~ 2S
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Roden Cattle Market.

RoDEo Cal, June 22.-Report Union Stockyard
Company-Market steady. Prime fat steers, 81 80
as: cows. S2C12 20: Gamers, 81 2b0l 80.
Hogs-Har heavy grain fed, $6 2hGb so; light,
S6a6 so
sheep~Good fat wethers, 1908 25: ewes. So rs
as: lambs So S0Gn4.
CaYes-6ood light, 1908 SO.
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POrtland's
n nr Innp 81
EXCHANGE and BulIion.

PORTLAND, Or. June 22.-Clearauces. s2l2. 600;
balances, $4,000.
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The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
viii call for and check baggage from hotels aud
esidonces Inquire OF Ticket agents for Time
Yards and other Information.
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MVhNINF bEsSION.
Board-lo Cal Electric Light. II; 10 Pacific Gas
Imp, 1912.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-25 Hutchinson S p Co, 8: 25 do 7Ts
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
sTEAMEAs. DESTINATION SAILS. VIII

Dates of Departure from San Francisco
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Foreign Horts
FLEETWooD-ArrIyed June 2l-Br shin Grail
gerue. from Oregon.
LONDON-Saied June 21-Br ship Australia
for san Francisco.
QUEENsrowN-Sailed June 2l-Br ship Mela
nope, for Duukrk.
SNDNEY-Sa1led June l9-Br ship Lonsdale for
San Francisco, not June 70 and for destinatl on
previously reported.
NEWCASTLE. NSW-Sailed June 20-Br ship
Londale Tor San Francisco, and not as previous v
reported.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers
NEW NORk-Arrived June 22-Stmr Gothia
from Rio de Janeiro: stmr Aller, from Bremen
SClLLY-ArrIyed June 22-Stmr Augusta Vic
toria, from Hamburg.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
SHIPPING INTaLLIGENCE.
arrived.

arrived.
THURSDAY. June 30
Stmr Newbern Won felms, 10 days 634 hours
from Guaymas pass aud mdse, TO Goodall. Per
klns a. Co.
Stmr Point Arena Hansen. IA hours from Men
docino: pass and mdse. to Menducino Lumber Co.
Stmr NewSbOy, FOsen, . hours from Navarro
240 NJ IT lumber, to Navarro Mil Co.
stmr Gypsy, Jepsen. - hours from Santa Cruz:
produce, to Goodal Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Corona, Hail, 66 hours from San Diego;
pass ana mdse. to Goodsl!. Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Humlolat. Edwards 20 hours from Eu.
reka; pass and mdse, TO kalish Co.
Stmr willamette Valley, StOrrs As hours from
Yaguina Bay pass and mdse, to Oregon Pac Rail-
road Co.
snip bohemia. Hogan, days from Departure
Bay 1856 tons coal. to John Rose2feld's Sons
Bark Columbia. DiusmOre, IL days from Port
Blakeley lumber to Renton. dimes Il Co.
Schr Christina Steifens. Fogel, s. hours from
Phelps Landing; 5000 railroad ties, to johnson Il
Jensen.
Schr La Glronde, Lunvaid, q days trcm Grays
Harbor; 300 NJ II lumDeT. TO A Rowe.
Schr Rio Rey, Isigkeit lS hours from Bowens
Landing; 100 II TT lumber, to Haywood q Hack
ley.
schr Mary Eta, Wetzel, IA hours from Point
Arena; 80 eds wood to Bender Bros.
Schr . NJ Kellogg, iversen. 5l9 days from GrayS
Harbor; lumber. to L Slade Lumber Co.
sehr Daisy Rowe. Olsen, 30 hours from Eureka:
$50 Nj IL lumber. to Higgins Collins, up river di-
rect.
Schr Enterprise Ingwerson, 4 days from Cos
mopolls; 225 NJ II lumber, TO GrayS Harbor Com
schr Ocean Spray. Wilson. Is hours from LIVER
sens Landing: 80 eds wood, to n Iversen,
la
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AUCTION SALES.

For Late Shippno LateLtiqence See Tent
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4 OTEER SECT or MiSK-WEARERS.
The Philadelphia Telegraph

From The Philadelphia Telegraph
since the practical abandonment OF the Cheyenne
and Arapahoc Reservation has iit thal country almost
wilder than II before the opening n year ago. a
small colony Of religious enthusiasts has settled III
what is known as + county; among the sand nils OF
indian Territory. The lenders OF tris colony went
and took with them a following OF seventy men ana
That six months ago. since that
time they have been Joined by AT least sixty PERSONS
so they now number abont 1:O ~
Their belief Is exceedingly simple. They WORSHIP
an unknown god represented by me-. ana deem
IL a mortal sin To look upon the face OF hiim,n
being Men and women wear masks day and night
and 10y any chance do they gaze upon the Inr,
OF one another. They teach morality In the severr"t
dwell IN the same valley. their homes being about
two miles apart There is daily religious serv"s,
srrvi 'cs are in the open air. regardless OF tue
John warond. formerly Of scdgwick county ,o c1G
and only Oh his visits To FL Reno and Kin ,ish"r do"N
he Law aside his mask After each one OF these
trips he bures himself IN solitude Tor ten aaS m
rxpatiates the sin OF having come Ill co"''''' ""'
covered with mankind . ,, -, A.. ,o.sou,
Walrond and r.: ~ scott another OF the Leaders,
organizers When III" .tanc" WAS merged in,o me
pronc pory they resolved TO gather such followers
a. they could and retire from the world or AZ 'aSt
70 dIsappcar from the socalled civilization OF me
nr mr. dav The result the founding OF the
colony I'm the Indian Territory. No name has been
adopted wanted m.y nav" rr"r,v there
Is in the community Is held IN common my one,
using any particular thing he secs ~ 70 desire at
The time The colonl>ts b"lev" II ShI"i I'D seek I'd
" They have twenty log houses "luallv diVluea De
tween what ARE In reality two commhnni.s' ana Two
storeho,,ses from which they draw thcir supplies.
TIL ,,orh IS done regardless Of sex. men and women
LII. cling I'm all the vacations common TO new
Oa ware n not for the unsghtly darkred mask con
nav s,"n,,v worn they would appear as other people
sftes having been dlvid-A on into separss: commu'
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GEORGIA CENTRAL'S UNITY PRESERVED.

The opponent, OF N" plan OF reorganization o' 'h'
Central Ear, ad and ranklng Company nave r'''N'i
a blow There lui~ recently been series al a'tb
upon the plnns ~ the lIonS syndicate. largely III
pr,d IL Is believed. by interests which were not con
.ul,.d In the ,,hrn" Of rehabilitation. because th
SYNDICATE intend to op OIL all Improbable roads mat
were attached to the system In III" past I' attach
made bv +. VI. Weed and others. by when IL WIS
sought 10 rncmbcr the various allied properties mas
met failure Judge Bruce. In ;hr United states 'lr
chi, court has rendered d"ciSion- denying Mr'
Weeds application for the removal OF VI. W. 'om'r
A. receiver and the appointment Of Ncpnrht" r.
c.ivcr for the MONTGOMERY aud Enfaiii Kailroad
The court has maintained Mr. Conner In possession
and thus the unity 81 III" Georgia Central properties
Is preserved
The committee Of reorganization has within It's con
trol and pledged 10 II % large an amount oI 'h'
,crurtr, covered by IA" plan ~ reconstruction 'h''
IA. members declare their confidence that IN" pro
posed reorganization will Dee perfected tn" committee
has placed "A limit upon the time for III" deposit ol
securities without penalty. and after tomorrow II
reserves the rIght receive securities upon 'h I'LL
losi,i,n In lis discretion, OF penalty cf per cent
The Mercantile Trust Company Is III" depository Tor
securities which accept the Georgia Central plan o'
reorgan zation.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A COMPANY TO HANDLE READING COAL.

A COMPANY TO HANDLE READING COAL
READING STOCK wEAK-MLEOD's RESIGNATION
ACCEPTED-THE COAL OUTPUT RESTRICTED.
PI iadelpha, April 2o.-Outside Of the facts al
ready mentioned with reference to the Reading re-
hatilltatlon PLAN 1t learned today that the plnn
has embraced In II scheme for the organization OF
Il new coal compny with capital OF $l0,OOCOOO
this company being formed for TIE sole purpose OF
hundllng the coal business, OF the Reading company
II Is said the name to be- given to 1t Will be the
National Coal Company. Those In tie scheme re-
fused TO talk on the subject.
Reports from Ncw-York that the holders Of Read
Ing general mortgage and preference bonds are dis
satisfied with the reha ilitstion scheme. weakened
that stock this morning. 1t opened at Is 1e drop
Of 3S from yesterdays close, am after fractional
rise dropped to L. IS AT the end Of the first hour
The sales during the first hour were 1000 snares'
Reading bonds were also weak. General mortgage
AZ opened at - "a. at which figure they closed
yesterday, but an hour later had dropped IL First
preference IS opened at A. IL, drop Of "a from
yesterdays close. and lost Is by II O'Clock. There
were no bids on second or tLlrd preferences.
\. A. Mcleod today rendered lis resignation rs
receiver OF the Philadelphia and Reading l'airoau
and Coal and iron Companies 10 the United states
Circuit Court, and Judge Dallas made an order dis
charging him from the performance Of the d"nes'
Tee Judge says In the order that the accounts OF the
receivers or masters report, not before the
court and nothing Is considered but Mr.. McLeod's
discharge. No reference Is made to probable sue
ccSsor.
The Reading receivers have decided on a tenn
perary restriction In the output Of coal. and nave
Issued orders mining superintendent OF the
Coal and Iron Company to close fifteen Of the col
licre, on Monday. The production of late has beeh
altogether br, ond the d.msnd and. in c0n:'ltpc ..
the already large stock OF coal on mana nus w."
greatly increased. good deal Of coal Jas oern
sold below the circular prices. ana 10 prevent sun
further reductions the receivers have decided upon r.
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THE GRACE WAS TOO LONG.

From The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
There Is a little chap up on Price iii WHO VIII
make trouble I'm religions circles some OF these daye
a. he Is NOT systematically trained In the way he
should 90 lie over at his grandfathers Iot
dinner Yesterday and sat huckcd In tn" Ola mgn
hair rc,av for the onslaught. His grandfather. 9
reyerent old gentleman. aud one OF IN" wortniest o
rho world. bent his snowy head and began his usual
,nmc,hw grace sammy never relishes those famous
craces nj best and when. just in the middle OF thlj
extra long for company the old gentleman rau, ,s
Ian, ro,id stand n no longer. Leaning over no
tanned him ON the arm with his big spoon and whis'
pered energetically: - D., so.,o,.
salIe-I's hungv as n bear
GRANDPA got move
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l., n terror TO tmd voyagers' scarcely "7s OF "'V'"'
:, ~. n.,us NJ the deep than the almost certainty OF
,.,o, The hest curative II maj dc mer IL Hos
,.,o,.s stomach Bitter. which settles the rtomi'h ~
o and nrcv,nts It's disturbance. 10 all traveller am
,o,,,., whether by sea land IL present" h'WH
medium between the na"sHouS or ihehectuaI r'So"n "
,ho medicine chest and the probenatcal hen'ht ne-
,,.,. fron an unmctcrtrd alcoholic >tmulnnt no m'''
a, how purr The ia ring OF rair al ear on'n pr"
,o .,oma .hlc disorders akin 10 ciat caused pY III"
roIinc Of ship. For This the Elu'r' Is P""p' u.s."
,, r.n,edv The OF a b.acKish water, par"o"'
80, - ,o,g yoyages IN the tropics. inevitably Dree''
,ior q the stomach ana bowels. IIo5teters S'oac"
n,,,e, mixed with impure later nullifcs Ia imp"F"
,misrlv 10 counteracts maaria and Other pie'"
influences Of climate or atmo phere AZ wen a. '
and fatigue Usc It for kidney eomplaints
rherystsm and debility.
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HE DID KEEP STILL.

From The Chicago Record
Prince Curly Hairs papa Is in far country. nav,
Ing the men,lr-. VI first he wasn't very Nl'h anu
Thought he wouldn't ed ans nursing, but one AFTER
noon u telegram came. =, H., and
The Princes mamma had gone to the cl,y. ana
when she cnmc from the train he met her at III" door
very white and excited. :, ,,
II cam think Of anything hut jus, dead! dcad
dead ~ he cried. . .. ,.,, so
Uut tbe inside Of the telegram wasn't half 50
alarming as the outside and when his mamma wen,
way IN IA, might train he turned for consolation
IN Ills Dornthy He discovered that he loved mr.
"nt,y and bcarlod her into corners on all poSsih'
&c ca sions 10 whisper the fact In her ear.
A. :, o,cIock next morning a small voice called her
Of drenmand. , ..,..,
Now Dorothy. tell me huhur'" s'or''S
SO she told him SIN. ~. ,,, .rou
"Princc" said h" guardian anGri 'hat nIgn,' H"
mustn't wake Dorothy mp so early ."h"rro" "'''"
Ing hut keen stIll ard let her Steep . -, q
Well" said the Prince AT nc br'nknS, un"; -,
lid keep StlIl. but I'D everything co'u mum ~
hat wasn't noisy to make her wax" MP. Ana hop'n'i
Vii the time that the clock would wake her wh'" 1t
struck.