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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

Or atf.resas y2 medidas del Sistema III 8
rico DecimaS, en- Ia Imprenta del BOLE
IL tA eaSERCANTIL
&c Italian adesn&a raa..muchas noveda-
tesv VI &c esperaR mas del extraniero.
Va abajOs do Imprenta, Encuadernaci6n
= Iitografia, SO pueden yer satisfechos to-
pcs los gust0s y cumplidas todas las exi-
& encias. ParatuJa On los precios; eleganCia
en- Ia ejecu ci6n,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

All the signs in the air, all the words
heard here and there, in fact, every indica-
ton shows that the Clover Medicine Co. of
this city has made big hit with its medi-
cines. 1t has not only rapidly increased its
business throughout the State and abroad,
but its local sales are increasing to such an
extent that special attention is beir Z paid to
that field. as the large ad. that is running
in the JOURNAL will show. With the pres
ent growing demand for the Clover rene
dies, il is but question of shor. time
when the company will be obliged to greatly
enlarge its laboratory and increase its force
of employees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Charles Carter, aged lo years, appeared
before Judge Andrews, Wednesday morn
ing, charged with stealing a revolver from
the S. S. Brooks hardware store valued ct
So. He plead guilty. The judge asked
the boys parents what it would be best to
do with him. II was thought best to send
ford accompanied him to Portland on the
10 10 train, where he will b. placed in the
State Reform school till he is 81 years of
age.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Various reports prevailed Wednesday re
gardipg the temperature. 1t ranged all the
way from 10 degrees to q below. A
gentleman from the Solliers' Home al
Togus, reported it so below there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15
YOUR GRANDMOTHER

Used to gather the fragrant CLOVER HEADS and
steep them and give the Clover Tea to all the family
TO purify their blood.
YOUR MOTHER, if she wished to cure the pimplcs,
salt rhcum scroula in the babies blood did the same
thing.
YOUR FATHER used to SOW clover seed He knew
the best of feed for all his stock make them round
and plump their coats sleek and glossy the cows milk rich
er and purer.
IF your grandmother could only have had little more
knowledge of drugs she could have added other herbs
the clover assist action what little sickness she
would have had in her family.
WE, the Clover Medicine Company have added to the
extracts of the red and white clover just the right herbs to
make every organ IF the human system do it's work thor
oughy and we'll The result of adding these herbs to clover
is Clover Bitters
YOU can kill all the humors your blood, cancer, scro-
fuar, salt rhcum, ,pmpes by taking Glow er Bitters.
1t will do more it constipation regulates the liver
and kidneys and strengthens the whole system.
SEE our formula with every bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Mrs. A. S. Bangs and Mrs. A. II. Brain
sri were delegates from the Currents
Events Club of this ci to the meeting of
the Msine Women, Clubs at Brunswick
Wednesday. The guests were entertained
by the Shakespeare Club at that place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

The Kennebec Teachers AssoCia iation will
hold its convention IN the VIM. r. Smith
Grammar school, March 9th.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

A. L. French, M. D., of Lewiston, was
among the gnests at the CoSy Wednesday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
AUGUSTA FIRE ALARM.
Location Of the Boses-Keys Always to be
Found Near Them.

%. Cushnoc lIeighSs, Cor. oxford and Noi tn
ern Avenue.
q. Near Wcbber q Cages Mill.
-. Water ST., Near Railroad Bridge.
~. Water ST., Granite Bank Building.
Il. Break Key in Bangs Mil, East Side.
y. Cor. Cony \ Bangor Sts.. 90
81. Cor. Middle K East Chest
nut Sts.,
u. Arsenal, Cor. Eastn Ave-, i"
20. Hospital, (Private),
u. Foot of School St.,
IS. Pettingill' = Corner, "
~. Pulp Mill, (Private), "
81. Break Key in Engine House.
". Bridge St. Cor. spring.
u. Corner Sc wall and Green Sts.
~. Corner Winthrop and State Sts.
b. Corner state and Western Avenue.
20. State House. ('rivate).
81. StupletOn Gage st.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Bills are up advertising the masquerade
ball in Wilson hall. Hallowell, Feb. 2a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

The "Hoss and Hose Company pa, sed
through the city Wednesday mornibg on the
33 train, bound Eastward.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Miss Marie Hanson left "Wednesday af-
ternoon on brief visit to Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Oscar Springfield was here from Water
vile Wednesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Arrangements are tcipg made for the an
niversary exercises Of Calanthe Ledge, X.
of r.. Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

G. 2. Lombard and Fred G.. White were
in the city from Belfast, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

John Ware Of Waterville was visitor to
Augusta Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Je,se Connor Of Pittsfeld. was among
the visitors to Augusta Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Calanihs lodge, X. of T., worked the
efquire degree last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

w. J. Rowe was in the city wednesday.
on his return from Riverside, Cal. He re-
ports business very dull there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Clara Bates of Winthrop. was = guest at
the Cony Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

A man in one OF the barber shops
"wednesday remarked, s'Yesterday was in
Dover, N. H., and IL tramps were turned
out OF the police station in the morning" !"
The gentlemen in the shop were discussing
the tramp question. Augusta is nearly free
OF this Objectionable fr-ternity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Landlord Young of Hotel Brunsw ick
Gardiner, was here on business Wednes-
day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Quite large sized business card, with .
black border around it. is being used as a
sort Of business solicitation for one of the
undertaking firms.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

Clark II. Barker of Portland was in the
city Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15
Tho Formula.
IA - 4
Trifolium.
TararxcuIn,
Rarosina.
Gentiana l.utta,
Po,lophyliula,
Hu,nex Crispus,

the Fumuao CorerBit ,
:. ''"e's Root
= -
The ingredient the
Clover blood killing
kum More die
cor consumption Scroful
deadly
disease Clover the best remedies for
So has but little @ eaes. except upon the
M . Potash or oher harmful ingredients Clover Baer We
avoided
The insrsd of Clover B Genin when taken
that there is an increased appetite and increased digestive
and the & tissues are improved in their nutrition stomach troubles.
one drug more useful than Gentn
physicians Next Next to the stomach the liver the important al
liver not lve II and healthy be we'll pSdophyum May
Clover Eas contains small dose Of May Apple Besides the
feo % L the bowels n 50 constipation The kidneys Alter the
has taken up as c1e' through the body No the
mixed ia Cl @ Bs viii surely max the kidneys and healthy family
said this medue But we this brief
wonl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15
CLOVER BITTERS

ana out of Indigestion the
also the S best general tonic giving tone and sr to the whole
a No matter how badly be afflicted this remedy will relieve
dealers authorized and Of
BlTTERS
thirds Of the bottle
with the balance
ia il wase eceive "
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15
FEBRUARY, MARCH, AND APRIL ARE THE MONTHS
When Every Man, Woman Child, something
the system.
No Remedy compounded fro Vegetable King
thoroughly
Glover BitterS !!

Mrs Generai 4. =. Grant said: ssWheu
the General was aick " ith cancer of the
e. rOat. many { rmulss were sent nae ia E
the cure Of the disease. More than
eighty per cent of them contained Il
clover.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15

DR.. Giddings of Gardiner was in the city
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-15
DYSPEPSIA

lsa most disrt ssing and prevalent complaint citing
PROFESSIONAL
People OF a Nervous or Bilious Temper ament;
WOMEN
others indulge
and our object writing this
o hat
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13

fuTo blood e. hotter fhal -hIrabfaad Ia
hAFa plre ulooI, taEs Hood 's Sara aarIlia.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13
sPANlsH NERYE 0PAlNs CURED HIM.

GHEBIFFS SALT MILAN G. p. LIGHT
- wArdt. plaintiff. Thomas }. Porter,
AriinesiA Porter. his vile. IheuiAa 1lichrisi.
assignee. an Nilos uvanaugh. defendants.
{ ndor and by virtue OF an order % o ale an do
cree 81 foreclosure and fale isauet cut OF ms
district court q the ret judicial dlstr Of Of ts
ttato Of Montans IN and for tho county OF Lewis
and Clarke. the 4 day u fetrnarg. A. d.
1891 In the above entitled action wherein Nilliam
O.. 4. ichtWarti. the above namcd plaintiff. oh
tanned . Judgment and decree 90 torsclosura and
lae tgsinst hoEas o. ortor. hriine-ia
sgnoe and Miles Cavsnaugh. defendants. IN the
~ day Of lebruarT. A. j. lss'. Tor
the sum Of ss!s7 - =, ess'd9' m. ,nisFs ~.
cree was on the n day ~ rohrutry A. ID.
ls9i. recorded IN Judgment book Nc. ! OF said
ihss certain lot piece or parcel % land situ-
ate. lying and being in the comfy Of Lewis and
clarke state OF Montana. and bounded AMI de-
he west hAf Of the northeast quarter. and
the eSst hall OF tho northvest quarter End tho
southwest quarter 81 tho northwest quarter Il
section twenty two ~. toWrsAip eleven tlll.
north % range four ca wsst less strip 81
ground containing sbout nine ee acres - land
harel ofors dscd-d hy Ham &. T. 4 cntwErdt
AMI Anna iohtwHsdt. he wife TO tho hcntnns
entTEl railwav company b. decd tearing date
July 8. l--5. aud recorded Jan q. ls1.. ia b. OF
county cierk aud recorder ~ LOWS and t'larfo
county. state % Montana. The tnm- being Tor
right OF way purDo.os. Together with sll sa>e-
uentr thereta beionginF or iu hnywlse attached.
n-luding all water r ght' AMI privileges, AMI 81
dltfheH. ul-nea or moiot OF convey uk wafer
from atroam TO and nron s.id Isn't
Together vita all ami singnlir tho tens
meuta. hereditaments ard appur enances thero-
unto hslonsinE Or IN nIF wi-e app-rtaiutng
Public notice 10 hereby given. that on luos
day the gfth day o. obruarY A. ID. 49,. ~ -
O'Clock m Of that day At the front door OF the
CONT house Helena lewia aud lArks county.
Montana I will 10 obsdis 90 aid order OF sale
and decree Of foreclosure aud sale sell the above
dosoribci property or 90 much thsreof ~ ma o
hs roces.ary 70 satisfy fad judgment. With I'M
terest and costs. 90 tho ki-host and beat b der
Tor each in hand.
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff
By FHEb y loss lnier herih.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13
HE TURFMAN.

A split heat race is the one that pleases
the crowd unless it is split too fine
A horse Is worth just what can be got for
him, and his ability governs the price
Don't drive promising colt TO death
Just for the pleasure of seeing him 60
A seller should never expect a buyer to
pay for more than can be demonstrated.
The whip inhcts great pain and worry
and helps immensely 90 wear out horse.
Ownership has limitations and bestows
no right to mutilate, abuse or neglect any
animal
The best horsemen of our time condemn
the whip and believe that much more is
lost than gained by il.
Enter your colt where you think he has a
chance 10 win. Don't put him in a race
when you know be is Jutclassed
The horseman Of today should breed the
best 20 the best and take care of both indi-
viduality and pedigree as he proceeds.
If all drivers were struck each time they
strike a horse, whips would soon di-ap-
pear The necessity for them would
cease.
How many Of your yearlngs ia training
last year went wrong in the legs; Next
season resolve 10 be little bit easier on
them.
A breeder who wishes 70 succeed nova
days must keep step with the procession
and as near the band wagon as possible.
Hc can't afford 10 try doubtful expert
meuts
There is no objection I'm having little
thoroughbred blood in a trotter, provided
H. will trot. II is the running part o. the
game when 70 gets into harness that makes
the public weary Turf, Field and Farm
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13
LIE COMMANDED.

All the German war hips are to be paint
ed a cinnamon yellow.
Denmark spends every year 100000
kroner on beg army and navy. a krone is
"a little over - cents.
Germany j.. training hawks 10 attack car
ricr pigeon, and bring back both pigeon
and possible war dispatches OF the enemy
20 tlc German lines.
Tie Spanish army includes 4G3 generals,
go colouels s65 lieutenant colonies. . 0l4
majors. 7,2!2 captains, 1,5i6 licutenants,
etc, altogether 2j.4u1 officers. or one officer
70 every eight soldiers
Keceatiy ina swearing in recruit, 80 the
Austrian army the formula Of oath to the
colors bad 90 be administered aud read out
In nine lauguages-to wiz. German. HLn-
garian, Croatian, Bohemian, Polish. Ru-
theuian, Eoumauian, Servian and Turkish.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13
PROPOSALS ron FRICTION OF BUILD
lN0s.

CROW AGTSCY. MOnt., Jan. p. ls9L
Sealed proposals.. endorsed proposals for
erection 81 butidin "a aud aidressst 10 tho un-
dersigned a. Crow Agency Montana. viii be re-
Monday. Feb. ~. 1884. TO- furnishing the neces-
HAry materials and labor required IN The err ctlon
and COMP elton Of one % warehouse. enc tD
employees resld nee And one I slaughter house.
corIaucs with plans and spsc. hcAtIons who p
may 10 exam mel 81 tho ohoes Of The indie
PENDENT. Of Helena Mont the LINES. OF
rilIiugs. Mont. and a. this agency.
Bidders will state Iu their bids the proposed
prlco ~ each bIiiding AMI the length OF time
IoQuired Ia tn erection - same and the quail
~ OF lumtsr TO DO ussd Whistler Montana OF
ga torn ~ western.
8 t.o attention o. bidders b. invited 70 tho act
Of congress approved Aug g. l-s5. entitled AN
act relating To tho Limitation = the hours 81
daily service Of lab1rHra anu mf chantcs EN- j.
ployed upon the pu 10 worss Of the United
htafea and ~ the district Of olumbia-"
lha night rs ~. ervsn 90 reject any or all bids.
any rarf % any bid, II doomsl for tie Dest
interest Of tie service
CEgrIFIED CuECKs.
zach bid rnust DO accompanied By . certified
cheoE or draft upon some United States deposi
tory or solVent uatiounl bank iu the viciaify a
me residence 81 tAr bidder. maia pa Ab . 70 the
Ter ~ fh8 colnmieHiouar Of lndisn affair. for
a. ieast five per cont % fhe aroant Of tis pro
o. "a" ultsd statas In any bidder h idera
receiving an nwarl shall faiI 10 promptly exc
cuts contract with god and sufficient SURE
ties. utherw no q b. returned 20 tho biuder.
ilis a oompaulfd b cash in D gu Of a certified
chick sii not b. consider 90
TO- further irf4rmatiuu A. 70 location of
build ng-. mean of tran. portAtion. etc. -
fp-elhcatons cannrt DO snnt 20 bidders, apply
a. Axency q a. d. WfMhN
g.. Indian Ag'nt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13

We nuthorze our advertised druggists 10
sell DIR. Kings New paccysrY for Con-
sumption, coughs and colds upon this con
ditou. !. you are sfiloted with cough,
cold or any lung. tlroat or cheat troub.e p.
and will use this iouedy ss directed. civ
ing 30 far tsigi. and cXps ieuc- no hene-
your money refunded. We could not make
this offer did We nos know that d X ng's
New Discovery .u'd b. relied on. 10 never
disapYoiuts. Trial bottles free at Parchen-
D'AcLeui Drug Co.'S store. Large sizs 90
cents and 81
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13

Itch ne plies are kuown by moisture ike
&c SEPARATION. causing intense itoLiug when
Wnrm. TINS form Is well az blind. bleed
ING or pfottuliug. yield rs once - d.. 30
trrEo'a ile Iiemad when acts directly
"a ufrts affected. ALSO bs tumors. nIIavs
itching Hrd ELECTS pe muarnt cure. FIFTY
cents, nRl SIS Or NEIL. Circulars free.
Dr. Hosenko. Philadelphia Pf. Sold ~
IarcLtn-D' Achaui Drnr Co.. Helena
Cluster az clover, r. hung ia arooin and
left io dry and shr.l the.r perfume l,-a.iriI
The air., wil drive away AMOR. d.r. fh.n
sticky -1ucers 70 treaclcand ether nvt-..5-
aud dy papers GAIA ever collect.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13

AZ a remedy for on forms Of headache
Electric Bistors has troved TO be .hs very
best II effects permanent cure ans the
most dreaded hahitaal SICK beadGcl q Nisld
70 its Influence. We urge al who are
afflicted 90 procure bottle. and give this
remedy fair tr.n.. In cHses Of habitual
constIY patton Electric Bitters oursa by Civ
ing tho needed tone 10 the bowels. and few
orses long resist The use of TINS medicine.
ITv 70 % once. Larle tottleg only 80 cents
az Psrchen ID Achcul Drug Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13

NOTICE TO CO-OwNFgs-To G. KLEIN
81 milt N. D.. Reed. ;. q. Walsh. Gee.
itfH.. DO. d. iohsFis o. Fnsra and D.. H.
Ilef." uufohasor o. tho interest 81 g.. Klein
scLfn'dt ~. % cd. ard j. B. hAlsh. their
h"ift a. 90 NJ. cte- Utors and administrators
ial are horeby nounsd that A. yOnr eo-orn-
- Ice De- HilIer. J.. 3D.. Walker and 3. IL
la.Al'f have IT, accofda CO. vita lection 1874
o. i.H feFisri ttAiutss - tho nifrd htatsa az
~ % % isb End iuprosements upon -
tiaf"f '.ai. rs riFuattd BE- faIlnws. Of Z ani
p fH . 'I ID Q ? ~. lots a.. rs o. = roc 10. 70 II,
"a" c|fot uunslta la1rsdo lar, an I'M
offtn ed n.4u.g district b. Q. M county - leuis
an ltrEe Rfd state 90 Nonfsna. the sYn Of
$40 , .Hd-ld .iollsrs ..ug fis vork req uirsd -
a. 70. 'Ar p1rpa-s IT Do .iinx and rsuresenting
"A claims Tor the yrsrs 81 I-ai and I-g1
FaW ftorefsra. us 30 al1an taat unless you
hacN Contribute your hsrf - inch eHTendlt 70
anpufftHg Co. ~ apifra. fnr sach abuFa one-
90 o. Interest hald or clslurI and remit ths
Sane 10 mo Office - q a. Miller - He.eus
Mont "A in the comfy a. Lewis and iarke,
within ninety days a'fnr Tho farrles Of this no.
ti'a ~ DO nlcatiat Jour Interest or Intervals u
tls faid piarer elaine vii Ia forfeiled. nBd 10
come tfe properfF ~ 200 1ati.rsignsl a. pro-
'iied ~ said foction -l-. of tie I nitsi States
aaton- LNrr- b. Mll4lskh.
D. ~ LAkbltl.
]. a. Waikiki
IirHt publication AoE IA 49,
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a few members ~ the British peerage
have made regulations as composers. The
Earl Of W-stmoreland. first president Of
the Royal Academy Of Music, composed
some Italian operas, which were well re-
ceived at Rome and Milan. and the father
Of the great Duke Of Wellington. the Earl
Of Nomiagt0u, wrote several glees. which
are still frequently. lrforWcd nt choral so-
cic'ics. though written more than cen
fury NO The present Earl ~ Mar has
also composed some church music.-Paris
Herald
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13

The head Of o leading banking house
hn- lad Dis counsel investigate the law in
regard 90 certified checks and finds thnt II
the drawer of "a check hr- taken Dr. % the
hank and bad 81 certified hc is still. jointly
with the bank, responsible tp the payoe iI
the bunk fails. 81 thr pnyec. however, has
taken tle check go thc hank and had 30
certified. tine drawer 81 the chork i- up
longer rcspousihle to the payec. because
the payee accepts ly that action tho Dr.
ArWs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13

To suffering humanity to tell the great
heusht my wife hss received from Parks
sure Cure. she truly great liver and kidney
oufe. Size has Eeea ooDstltutionally
wrecked for several ysRrs. Tired every
tuiuR ffuitletsly. After much persuasion
from my druggist backed by bis guarentee
] bought a bottle Of Parks Suro Cure and
the resHlts are more tbAn wonderful. W.
+. Bbycs. 240i Jones street. OSAKA, Nsb.
Sold by psrchen-U AcLeul Drug ootupauy.
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BOOKS
PAPER BOUND BY POPULAR
AUTHORS.

Our 25c. Books Reduced to IL 1-ec.
CONF rising gems by the following writers;
Mary Jane Holiness Rose Ashlsi9h. Marion
HHriHnd, Julia Edwards Bertha M. Clay,
Annie Ashmore. May Agnes Fleming. Lucy
Randall Comfort Julie p. Smith, Mary
KYLE Dallas. George sheldon, Emile lola,
and otheTs.
Oar soc. Books Reduced to 25e.
BY the best writer's. including O. w. NJ.
Reynolds. lRnntius Donnslly. Albert Ross.
Theophils Gautler. W. VI. Thomas. Guy de
Naupassant Lawrence l.. Lynch. Honore
de Balzac, Alexander Dumas John Esten
Cooke. Edgar Fawcstt. aud otherG
The above are all copyrighted books and
are sold by all dealers at published prices.
Remember our price Is cut in half.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13

Wien nahv was sick vo gave l.r ca-trria.
When aae ras o calI aiIecr..If.-D as-a.ia.
When .,i. heeane ,tia.. she r.la- Co.. o. tar.a.
Wa --s Lad Gladden., size sayctaeai C-stora
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-13

BachiaPham's Dgo for the whiaters IL a
ropnlar preparation IN one bottle. and co
ofs evenly brown o. hiacE. Ar person
can easily apply Is 81 home.
The record-union., 1894-06-26
CONDITION OF THE CROPS

The Cool Weather Has Been Beneficial
Grain turning Out Well.
Director Barwick Of the California
Weather Service. in his crop report for
the week ending June 10Th. summarizes
as follows:
As compared with the normal temper
ature, there was heat deficiency of about
6o over the entire State. This continued
abnormal heat deficiency has retarded
the ripening OF fruit and grain, thereby
preventing harvesting from being
rushed, as the grain is not ripening as
fast as it can be cut. What has been
reaped and threshed by the combined
harvesters has been decided surprise to
the grain-growers, as the yield is beyond
their expectations, both in quality and
quantity. The total yield of the State
will be but a small percentage below the
usual average.
The fruit prospects are most excellent
for an abundant yield of all varieties, as
there has been no north wind whatever.
as is usually the case in June. This is
very favorable to the fruit industries OF
the State. Beans have suffered somewhat
from the continued high winds in Ven
tura and Santa Barbara Counties.
The sugar beet crop in San Bernardino,
Monterey, Salinas and Alameda Counties
is doing finely and showing good per-
centage of sugar.
The second crop of alfalfa hay is being
secured in fine condition, and all hay cut
since the rains ceased has been of the
finest quality.
Hops are doing extremely well, and are
free from any disease whatever.
The highest temperature was 1040 at
Huron, Fresno County, and the lowest
360, at Adm, Modoc County.
The record-union., 1894-06-26

in all civilized lands and will continue to
grow just as long as men find its fruits
to be good.
1t is found in the changes in the stat
utes of descent and distribution, in in
heritance taxation, in municipal owner
ship, in regulation of child-labor, in fac
tory guards against injury to operatives,
in sanitary and police regulations that are
yearly broadening and bettering. In
these and many other forms of progress
we are moving on in what the agitators
choose to call the ''socialistic'' path, but
for which we prefer the broader and bet
title of Justice"
But while the anarchists curse the as
sassin of Carnot tor his ill-judgment:
while they attempt to wash their hands OF
his crime, since they fear-cowards that
they, like all assassins, are-that men in
their anger may turn and crush the life
out of the last one of them on the globe,
though myriad should arise from their
slain earcasses, the truth remains that the
young Swiss or Italian-both nations dis
own him-who slew the upright, God
fearing and man-loving patriot President
of France was spawned of anarchism,
and it is responsible for his awful crime.