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MoRNINs SESSION.

Board-10O Hawaiian Commercial. z: so do,
rs; 10 do, ia: 10 Hutchinson Co. Ga; So
do, Gig; 5000 81 Bonds. ll9
Street-l00 Hawsiian Commercial. 65s: 200 do,
oSA; $1,000 Marx et-St Cable Bonds l2i.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-750 Hawaiian Commercial ~: 100
Hutchinson Co. $50; 5000 ) z of A Bonds.
9014; $4,000 5 P Of Cal % Bonds. 1O7s1; 100
Nigorit Powder, "A.
street-SlOOO Californiast R Bonds. 1861 :;
100 Hawaiian Commercial ia; % Oakland Gss.
4lS4; 90 + 6aslight, 7112 IS Water, s91s
20 do, 99l4.
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OMAHA, June -. = Cattle - Receipts, 25OO.
Beef steers sold steady to strong. cows and heif-
ers steady and feeders about steady. The market
for shipping steers ruled steady and active while
the ordinary run of beef cattle sold barely steady
Quotations unchanged.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM. &a
ocean Division-snd PACIFIC COAST G5SCsa3
s. 3 CO.. will dispa tch from Spear-street wharf.
At 10 A. NJ. for tho above ports one OF their Al
iIon steamships viz
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-May "a. June g. ID
%, JuIy u, -, Au- ust 2. = ~.
COLUMBIA-May 30 June g. Is o. July 8,
Is, %. AUGUST z. II. 27.
Connecting via Portland with the U P. Ry. and
other diverging lines for all points in oregon,
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska Idaho
Montana. Dakota. Utah. Wyoming. Yellowstone
PARK and al points east and south and to Europe
Fare to PorIland-Capin. SO: steerage IS;
round trip. cabin, $50.
Ticket offices-1 Montgomery St., and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery st.
Freight onice-200 California St
SOODALL, PERKINS CO, Supt. Ocean Div
II 10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
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81 65@4 70; prime heavy and butcher weights,
81 SGG4 80: assorted light, 81 1905 80.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts, 10000; dull, with
prices lower than any time OF which there is a
record: top sheep. S3@3 20; top lambs, SO 9O9
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Bonds. Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares
Money on call easy at IL; last loan IL; closed
at ~. Prime mercantile paper, 234@4If%. Ster-
ling exchange dull, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 $3.50 for demand and "a STA
for sixty days. Posted rates. 81 SSLa "a 80. Com
mercial bills, 81 S61a. Silver certificates. 64@65c
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Chicago Markets..

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE market news to-day
was gene rally bulish, and Wheat finished 1916
higher. Corn &c higher, Oats 5sc higher and pro
visions at an advance all around.
There was large trade, fuc uations being sharp
and frequent within the range OF s4@zsc. open
ing trades were at 1890 advance, and after
selling down s4c adyaGesd 7se, declined 7sc,
rallied zee. changed some and closed near the tor.
Dry-weather talk and higher cables were responsi.
BILE for the strong opening ana created an active
demand. Private advices from Berlin and Ham,
burg reported bad weather and raining fnces.
sanity good many ury-weather reports con-
tinued to come in from the West and Northwest
aud added y good deal of strength to the market
on the other hand, the state reports OF Kentucky
and Michigan were quite favorable The Kansas
weekly weather bulletin also reported a well dis
tTIbuted rainfall. aud the Baltic shipments were
much larger. The partial settlement Of the coal
STRIFE. however, was looked upon as bullsh
factor aud the declines were quickly recovered.
Corn was active and stronger within % range
Dry weather and the bulge in wheat caused the
strength.
Oats were active and higher on the dry weather
and the strength in wheat and corn. The range
for July 3sc.
The bulge in grain and fair buying awake
the provision market and prices advanced with
few reactions Trading was more liberal than for
considerable time past.
Compared with last night July pork Is 36c
higher, July lard lUc higher and july ribs 221zc
higher.
Lake rates steady at 1890 for corn at Buffalo.
ne leading futures ranged as follows:
hear M
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL "a
- fortnightly for the " est Indies aud q fSss33D
Southampton. calling route at Chtr.ous-
France, AID Plymouth to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, in connection with the
Pacific Mail s. s. Co., issued for freight and treas.
urs TO direct ports In England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply.
mouth. Chsrbourg southampton First-clsss
eleb: shird.ciask sef 50. Fer further parsicu.
lara apply 90 PARRoTT Co.. Agents.
SOC California a.
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SECURITIES.
PortIand,s Business.

PORTLAND, Or, June 12.-Ciearances. sl57Iis:
balances. S36.7l4.
wheat-Yaiiey, 75@7712; waila walla 721ae
p eti.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.


j W KinsIey. Helena J sullivan HsIena
a F. Colbert. Baltimore ! Z Nichols BridCeton
X l. Ackinlay, Paris w " ison & WI Detroit
Mrs n Hsbbin, RichmondW Parish, Grand Rapids
A Fucker & Wf-Jackson " r Ford, Pittsburg
MISS Ford. PittsbuTg COrbstt VT, Sherman
Nj Horton, Dunkrk q c Harwick. Buffalo
7. Case, Ellington J J Acker. Albany n
8 y pr2@in. ii esdvilie II Shields, Hannibal
MY Hackett, MeadVile Miss HacSetr, Meadville
p Ellis Portland, Me Miss Ellis Portland, Me
p MISS C1burp, Maine LOring, Boston
y aerrY & y. Carthage Mrs Curtis, Carthage
q IN enneker &w, st Louis Walker q ", Louisville
. Dr NJ Iregion, II Breeder, y
1T.C9nttt y wi Utah w Baxter, Detroit
1.5aneE q W, Lexington Miss 6aney. Lexington
Mlss.COliluS, Lexington j Harris. Ashland, Ky
j MARX XIV. Georgetown BRYAN & VT Indiana
. 5 fTucHsr, san Jose Mrs Aull, Foisom
k.N1tSon, OaSiand Mrs White. Pasadena
LA. IaYlOr, Pasadena W Holt, san Antonio
Z e White, san Jose Copeland. SaB Diego
y ColFeii, san Diego j Muir & wf,Los Angeles
4 Ssnqels. y 7 C Scott Pttsburg
3: =. go INTERN ATIONAL HOTEL
D. Utter & 81 Mt Carmel a 7 Wood OakdaIe
GIL. French, ladependce w K " ilIixms Stockton
.RMcGlGre, Independce r. HIN, sacramento
J w hlte, san Obispo Newman, Colo
rs jordan, DeS Moiues J Ray g. W. Auburn
o E.b1erh orR & w, L KAN q Robinson, Omaha
g If00er. Fort Wayne Mrs Waltz & SON Auburn
y Ho1s9n, san Jose L Prunty. SonOma
C:Wrikert Helena Mrs S1mms Winters
e. JPRrker, HOLSTER
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Posts, S@S15e each; Redwood e5 p cord; Oak
rough. 50 so p cord peeled. 81 10: Pine So;
Rs ilroad Ties. sac apiece for 6xs lie for 7xS and
45@950c for IKE.
1ANBARK-GrOund Bark. $40 q ton: whole
Sl4 2 cord.
citation quotes: No Rough. $lS917: y o. 2, $q@ll
p NJ Pickets rough pointed ana fancy $40, 81 "a
1S y NJ; hsif-inch surfaced and clear No. J. S320
3e = NJ; No. 2 $2z(92S q NJ; Rustic, No. I. sl59
%. No. 2, S20d2l: surfaced and rough clear, No
l, sls@22; 80. 2. sl2@l6; I. and g., No. !. Sl2;
NO q el2mI4
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Handsome Large Residence Lot.

Lot on Pacific Avenue, 100 Feet From
Second Avenue.
This Is a large, handsome residence lot on the
sunny side Of Pacific ave, and opposite the bean
tlful residence of Samuel Frank, Esq, near Sec
ond-avenue station marrow gauRe). only short
walk from Mastick station (broad gauge); large
lot, 5Oxl50: the above % elegant residence lots
Will be sold at auction on SATURDAY, June 10
on the premises, southwest corner OF Lafayette ST.
and Eagle ave.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP c.

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM san er-.-.
" Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 A. NJ %GEKTEa
Nav rs. June 4, 8, 19. "a, July 5, g. l9, e4A1za2'
"a August g. y 1S Is
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
May rs, and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka. Humbod Bay. Wednesdays. 9 A. "
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth aud fifth DAY, 3 A. NJ.
FOR San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
eanIa barbara Port Los Angeles. Redondo (Los
AnReles) and export, every fourth and fifth day.
at IL A. NJ
For ports in Mexico. 25th OF each month.
Ticker ofhcs-falace Hotel. New Montgomery
street.
SooDALL. PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
q 10 NJ arket st. San francisco.
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAI

THE WEEKLY CALL is published
every Thursday. Get a copy
and compare it with any other
paper in quality size and
price. 81 per year; 10 pages
2 columns eacn
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RAILROAD TRAVEL:
SOUTHERN PACIEIc C0MpANY

wv I1GnH fHutFIU UVfUFHNI
(PACIFIC SfSrEMl
Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive 1t
SAN FRANCISCO.
LEAvE---FRoM JUNE 10. ISq4---ARRfvE
;00A Atlantic Express for Ogden and
1.,o Fast .........s 6:45A
OOA Benicia VacaviIle. sRumsey. sac
ramento and Redding, Castle
Cro ami Dunsmuir. via Davis 7:l5P
7:3OA Martinez. San Ramon, Napa
COO Calistogs and *SanTa Rosa -. e:15r
e;3OA Niles, San Jose, os Banas
Stockton. lone Sacramento
Marysville Red Bluff and SOro-
vile. ............... 4;15P
eOOA New Orleans Express, Santa Bar
para. Los Angeles. Deming. Ell
Paso. New Orleans and East 5:45P
:OOA Martinez and StocA ton .. lo:45A
SO OoA Peters ana Milton ... ~7:I5P
1Z:SDP Niles. San Jose and Livernore S:45A
81 :00P Sacramento River Steamers $4,000
4:00P Martinez San Ramon, VaIIeio.
Napa. Calistoga El Verano aud
Santa Observation-Disclosures s:l5A
4:O0P Benicis, Vscsviiie Esparto.
SSRumsey. Woodland, Knights
Landing. Marysville OroViIe
and Sacramento. ......,....... 1O:45A
4 .30P Niles. san Jose and Livermore,
Stockton. Modesto. MERGED and
Fresno ..................... 7:15P
4:3oP RHvmoni e or ossmite) ........ 10:45A
8 :00P Los Angeles Express Fresno
Bakersfield, Santa Barbara and
Los Angeles .................- 10:45A
b:O0P Santa Fe Route. Atlantic Express
for Mojave and East ............ 1O:45A
:O0P European Mail. Ogden and East. 9:4oA
6:C0P Haywardz Niles and San Jose. 7;45A
y ;0OP Vallejo. IL :4oP
1DOP oregon l. X pr eSs, Sacra mento,
Marysville, Redding. Portland
Puget Sound Last .....,.s IO:A9A
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Nothing going on in any description.
Cotton Fruit Bags, 512e &c and oS4c for the three
grades respectively: Calcutta Grain Bags. 6161sc;
State Prison Bags 514c; Wool Bags, 344Soc-
CANNED FRUITS = Packing continues very
dozen: Peaches, 81 250I SO; Pears. 81 9oa
l 40: White cherries. $ 9OQ2; Black Cherries
81 s.; Plums, 81 1907 70.
and 81 asked for futures; Peas. SlGal 35 q dozen.
COFFEE-tasy aud quiet. We quote 19 G2O14c
for good TO prime Costa Rica. free from black
black beans; 17@lSc z n for fair Costa Rica:
lao 615c for common to ordinary Costa RIca:
1o(620c for good to prime washed Salvador: 1874
GlSc for good green unwashed Salvador and N.ca-
ragus: 81 14@2125c for prime washed Guatemala:
G2G p for gN0d to tor strictly good washed
mals: le@17I9c p n for m edium Guatemala:
l41a@l6e 2 10 for ordinary Guatemala; 1919
"a &C 2 n for very inferior to common Guate-
maa; 2OlaG211ac for GOOD TO prime washed
PeabeIry; l512@Z0c for good TO prime unwashed
PeaberrY.
ton, IS; Seattle Sc so; Coos BAY, Sc; wallsend,
So SO for average. and 81 so for clean; Scotch,
land siO 5O21l SO in bulk and 81 9l3 in sacks:
West Hartley, IS so; Welsh Harley. So; Pennsyl-
vania Anthracite Egg 3 Oh: welsh Anthra-
Castle Gate. 81 60; Pleasant Valley 81 so
Fish = Pacific Cod is quoted as follows;
sGdes &C. selected e sdsS1 @
Seabright Blocks 71ac; Squares. 7l.ac 10; silver
King strips 71ac: Norway strips. 6s4 c p 10: Mar
for o~ NO i. So for 20. aud ssss SO for O No. 3;
Eastern Smoked Herring. SOC; Dutch do, 95c@
$L25 y keg; Whitefsh, 81 90 In bali bbls aud
81 T5 in kits; Tongues ana Sounds. SIC.
NAILs-Base prices are 81 rs for iron steel
and 81 8 for wire.
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, al 5s4e 2 p; Dry Sranulated.
Extra c, 45sc: Golden C, 1850: b. 41sc: half bar.
rels, 1sc more than barrels and boxes 1ac more.
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p flask
San Francisco sIeat Mar ct

Hogs are off again all around Beef is higher
Lamb is lower. No change in Mutton aud Veal
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
tcrers as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 51s@6e: second quality,
A1z@15c: third do, 31a941ac p 10.
VEAL-Large 404L2c: small Calves, SC; Dairy
Calves. 6017c p 10.
MUTT0N-W ethers, 51s@6c: Ewes, 5@51ac
y ID.
SPRING LAMB-667e p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4LaQ45sc p 10 for heavy and
medium grain fed and 41494ssc for small: stock
Hogs, 31a@3s4c: dressed do. 61s@714c T. 10.
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a HANDSOME RESIDENCES.


On the Southwest Corner of Pacific
Avenue and Chestnut Street.
The three fronting on Pacific ave. are new; con-
tain rooms bath, ETC.: sanitary plum bing; the
ChesTnGt-st house has rooms etc.; the ST eeIs
are severed, gas aud water piped and maeada m
lzed: cement stone sidewalk; two minutes to Viii
low station fbroad gauge) and five minutes TO
row-gauge Chestnut-st. station: High school five
minutes walk; the cottages will be SOLD on the
premises. southwest cor Pacific ave. and Chestnut
ST., al O'Clock P. NJ SATU RDAY, June 10, 1894.
All the above property Will be sold on
EXTRAORDINARY TERMS.
Only one-ffth cash, balance in l. ) and years;
interest on deferred payments per cent per u
mum.
For particulars inquire of
VIM. j. DINGEE,
Real Estate AueHOneer, $50 Eighth Street,
Oakland, or
EAST0N, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Real Estate Auetioneers,
63S MArket stree, San Francisco.
ieS IL IA is l6 st
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Oneal NO. 2 Corn No. q
Highest. Lowest Highest Lowest
June. .601ac 59sscJune. ...41szc Ale
July~....615sc 6Os1 Gully 42ikc 4l3ac
Sept. 90 zee b25selSept- 4z1zc 4l5sc
July. SO 5212 So SPA Lard per 100 lbs-
Sept -. So SO So 80 June s6 40 So so
Mess Pork per Ubl- duly S6 s2Ih So rs
July .SIZ so Sl2 20 sept SIS 95 So So
sept. 81 5212 $l2 30
The cash quotations were as foiioys. FIour-
Firm: no. Spring Wheat soc. No z Snrin0
W neat. PIC; 30 z hed, oOc; No. Corn. 1ac :
Prime Timothy Seed. "a %: Mess PORK. o Dbl
Sl2 471a: Lard. y 100 lbs S6 77IsCa6 so:
Short Ribs sides nooss). So 6Oih6.5 6oiL.
Dry Sailed Shoulders (bo1edl So s2Is: snort
Clear sides fDoxedl, SO 6Z1a@6 rs: WHISKY
distillers finished goods. y gar, 81 Is
On the Produce exchange to-day the f,utter
market and Eggs were steady and unchanged.
CATTLE
Cattle - Receipts, 5000: slow, trfe lower
prime to extra native steers, 81 SO04 go:
medium, 81 5O0z rs: others, 81 9604 10: Tex.
ans, slow, loo lower
Hogs-ReeeiDts, Is 600; active, 53l0c higher;
rough and heavy, 81 2sG4 90; packers and mixed.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN sTEAMEKs.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From San Francisco foot of Market st. CSlip 81
II 200, $500, $500 81 100. 100 and So 90 p
From Oakland. foot of Broadway-s6 90. 81 :UD
800, 80 100, 1000 Vi / 200 A. NJ, 1900 *I2:30
200. 1900. 400 and 100 P. n
Afor Morning. for Afternoon.
sundays excepteu fSaturiays only
sMonday, "Wednesday and Friday only
Sc )GOing Saturday and Sunday only.
IS Returning sunday and Monday only
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
will call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences. Inquire of Ticket Agents for Time
Cards and other information.
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SANTA CRUZ DIVISION Narrow q

SANTA CRUZ DIVISION Marrow Gauge.
II ASA Sunday Excursion for Newark,
San Jose. Los Gatos. FELTON, and
Santa Cruz. ...................... +S:OoE
S:1bA Newark, Centerylile. San jose,
Felton, Boulder Greek, Santa
Cruz and WAY st ii ms ......... 6:20r
r2:45P Newark, Centerville. San Jose.
ew Almaden. FELTON,. Boulder
Creek Santa Cruz and principal
way stations ..-...........s 81 L:9OA
4:45P Newark. San Jose, Los Gatos.... 9:50A
COAST DIVISION-Third and Townsend SITS
Sc 45A San Jose. New Almaden and Way
stations. ....-................., *l;4SP
II :SOA San Jose. Santa Nruz. PACING
Grove aud Irin ripal Way Sta
ei4oA San jose Tres Pinos, Santa Cruz
Pacific Grove, PaSo Robes San
LUIS ObiSpo and Principal
Way Stations ............... 6:2sr
49, IA Paio t. ard Way STATIONS. -. TIA
o:40A San Jose and Way StatIons...... 5:O6p
IL :45A Palo Alto and WaV stations a:30P
S2;20P San JOSE GilToy Tres Pinos,
Santa Cruz Salinas, Monterey,
and Pacific Grove. ............. *IO:4 OA
sS:30P SanJOse and Principal Way Sta.
tons ................ a:47A
q :25P Palo Alto and Way Stations - %8:06A
b :lOP San Jose and Way Stations 800, *S:43A
6:3OP Palo Alto and Way Stations. . 1854
III ;z5P PalO Alto and Principal Way
stations TT:z6F
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

For Aate ShfDpfuo I'teHfOence See Tenth Pace
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-01-13
John and Grover.

Leavenworth Times.
When John Bull undertook to direct
this country in the Gillian matter Sec
rotary Blaine flashed back to him:
The United States never. permits foreign
nation to dictate her policy.
But that time has passed. Johns
opinions and dictation go in this coun-
try now, and it is therefore important to
know them. John is much moro free to
express them now, too. Here is late
utterance from the London Post:
The Mckinley system has killed the goose
which laid so many golden eggs for the
treasury. The pensions expenditure is most
scandalous item. A hundred years ago the
American politician tried to rob the fighting
man of his battles, and now his successors
have been wasting money ON any scheme so
long as there was an excuse for maintaining
taxation.
From this it will be seen that John
not only disapproves of the Mckinley
law, but he thinks the payment of pen
sions to Union soldiers is ''scandalous."
There is remarkable likeness between
the opinions of John Bull and those of
Grover Cleveland.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-01-13
Operating the Incubator.

If you have an incubator do not
oblige your neighbors by opening the
egg drawer frequently, as the cold
air chills the eggs and causes the
chicks to die in the shells
Do not cool the eggs, as it is
not necessary, and do not open the
egg-drawer to turn the dipped" side
Of the eggs up. When the chicks be-
gin to come out, do not remove any
of them until all are Matched, but
leave them in the drawer They
will not injure each other as much by
trampling as will be done the chicks
in the shells by a sudden lowering of
the heat, which happens when the
chicks are removed, as the bodies OF
the chicks contribute to the warmth
of the incubator by the animal heat
given of. The temperature for
Matching is 103 degrees. which is
quite high; hence draught Of air OF
sudden chilling Of the eggs is severe
shock to the chicks, and especially
when they are breaking the shell.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-01-13
Useful Hints.

THE white of an egg applied witt
a sponge will restore the lustre O
morocco
STAINS caused by whitewash will
disappear if vinegar is applied to tn
discolorations.
If YOU would preserve the beauty 0
plated silverware, keep it in a warm
dry room.
PONGEE should be soaked in sail
and water for twenty-four hours and
then ironed before it is cut Afte
that it may be washed when soileC
without spotting or shrinking.
ANOTHER thing worth knowing i!
that tiny bit of cotton in the tip:
of silk gloves will make them veal
much longer by preventing the finger
nails from cutting through the deli
cate fibre.
RUFFLEs promise to be the favoriJe
skirt trimming for wash goods The
allowance for fuIlness depends upon
the material. One-half the width OF
the skirt is sufficient for the sheerest
fabric.
IT is well to remember, for use in
cases of illness where the burning
thirst of the patient cannot be as.
suaged by cracked ice or water, that
a teaspoonful Of glycerine will afford
prompt and comparatively long re.
lief.
A SIMPLE process for removing
fresh ink stains from a garment is to
cover them Immediately with paste
made of starch and cold water. If
the stains are noticeable when the
dried starch is rubbed of, repeat the
operation.
A COVER of doublefaced canton
flannel or table felt is considered in
dispensable. now between table and
linen cloth, and this is one reason
why table mats are no longer in
vogue. They are not needed, for the
heavy cover protects the table COM
pletely.
A DOCTOR says that the proper COM
mencement Of dinner should be the
old-fashioned dish Of good soup, and
for the reason that it is necessary
that the first food taken at dinner
should be quickly absorbed, so as to
stimulate the nervous system and
give tone to the stomach.
A LONG narrow bag of white linen,
drawn up at the top with satin rib
bons, and with some long roll.sachets
of violet or heliotrope sewed inside,
is parasol sachet, and is designed
to protect the loving creations of lace,
gauze, and flowers that masquerade
under the title of sun shades
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-01-13
Persuasive,

DR.. MorelI Mackenzie, the famous
specialist in diseases of the throat is
said to have had extraordinary power
over his patients, a power which
sometimes appeared almost magnetic.
Once a death occurred in his con-
sulting -room-one Of those cases
which Sir James Paget used to call
''calamities of surgery" The brother
of the dead patient was furious, and
FASTENED to Doctor Mackenzie's office
determined to give him piece of his
mind.
Such was the fascination of Mac
kenZie'S manner, however, that the
Infatuated man cooled down by de-
grees, and in short time found him
self conversing quite calmly about
the fatal case. The triumph was
reached when, before departing, he
sat down in the operating chair, and
after allowing Mackenzie to examine
his throat, paid him his fee without
a murmur.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-01-13
Party Records.

One year ago Dun's trade review
summed up the business of 1892 as fol
lows: ''The most prosperous year ever
known in business closes to-day with
strongly favorable indications for the flu
ture"
That is the republican record. Look
on that picture and then on this:
The same trade journal, in it's sum-
ming up of the business of 1898, says:
Starting with the largest trade ever
known, mills crowded with work and all
business stimulated by high hopes, the
year 1898 has proved, in sudden shrink
age of trade, in commercial disasters and
depression of industries, the worst for
fifty years"
That is the democratic record. How
does the country like the changer"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-01-13
rherourhbred Fowls for Profit.

The farmer who keeps fowls is in
excusable for being contented with
any but the best. It is but little ex-
pense to get few settings of eggs in
the proper season and make an entire
change of stock in single year. But
it is still better to procure a few
thoroughbred birds and from them
supply the eggs which are required
for setting. The old breeds can be
continued after the first year by not
keeping any males with them except
of thoroughbreds. The mongrels are
best for settlers, and, indeed, many of
them are little good for anything
else. We nave eyoluted the artificial
incubator, and this makes it unneces-
sary to develop the setting instinct
in any class of fowls. The hens un-
der the new system will not be per-
petuaI layers, but they may be made
nearly so. Moulting has to be gone
through with once year, but with
plenty of food of the kind to make
feathers the days of moulting may be
shortened and the fowl set to laying
again. Some of the best fowls have
in small fiocks produced an average
Of $50 eggs per year. That does not
allow any time for setting and rear
ing young, those operations in such
flocks being left to artificial means
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crop less sure and the yield generally
smaller The root crop tnat English
farmers make the most of il the
turnip, including rutabagas or Swed.
ish turnipS This crop is far less
grown here than it was forty or fifty
years ago. 1t is an exhaustive crop,
much more so than corn, as the
turnip gets most Of its root growth
directly from the soil. while all the
starch of corn comes from the. air
through corn leaves. English farm
ers recognize the exhaustive nature
of the turnip crop by manuring it
heavily with phosphate. The turnips
are fed off the land by sheep That
could not be done anywhere in tn is
country, as our winters freeze and
destroy this root, half hardy though
if no