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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
An oid German TradItion.

The Germans have q saying, which has
almost become proyerb, that "a duke
of Brunswick never died at home" It
received confederation by the death OF
the last duke, who followed in the foot
steps of five of his predecessor wit.
his grandfather, who died at Ottenseu
from wounds received at Auerstadt; his
father, who fell at the battle of Ligny;
his brother, who died at Geneva, where
he lies entombed in the well known piece-
montee; his ancestor, Julius Leopold,
who was drowned in an inundation OF
the Oder, and William. who died in q
hamlet far from his estates, thongh near
er to them than the death spot of any of
the others
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
California Excursions.

The we'll known Phillips Excursion
Company have arranged TO run
weekly excursions TO all principal
California and other Pacific Coast
cities from all points ON the Balti-
more & Ohio r. r.
The parties will leave the East on
Wednesday of each week, commence
ing January 18th, and passengers
will he hooked through 10 destination.
There are no Pacific Coast tours of
fering as good accommodations ut
less expense. For full information
address A. Phillips & Co., No. III
S. 9th Street, Philadelphia. or call on
nearest ticket agent b. & o. r. Il.
Co
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
a1arIk rraIn,. Do.

Mark Twain was once asked to go TO
the Elmira reformatory and give read
ing to the boys there from one of his
stories. He replied: Now, that's a
good idea for me, because have been
asked by literary club to read down
in tho town. The boys are unarlncd and
under guard, and it Will be perfectly
safe for me. By watching them can
get an idea of how safe it's likely to be
to read the same thing to that club. -
BE gave both readings and still lives.
EXCHANGE,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
noT LONG l4ANpLED pIppgR.

Der poet may sing of Der Oldt oaken Bookit.H
Und in schveetest langvitch Its virtues may
tell,
und how, when poy, he nit cggsdasy doof it,
When dripping NIT coolness it rose yrom der
Idon'd take some schtoek in dot manner of
It vss TO fnoooA IKE horse. und cattle. i
Dhere ycs more sadisfsotions In my way OF
aIit dot long handled dipper dot hansspydss
'How schveet xrom der green NOISY briun to
Dot you'd sound pootyspoot, eef it onlyv vas
Der water schsills ofer, you peter believe it,
Und runs down your schleeve und sehlops
lido your shoe.
Dhen down on your nose comes dot oldt iron
Und makes your eyes water so gviel as a wink.
fdens you dot bookit it don't hold a candle
To dot long handled dipper dot hangs py der
How nice it musd been in der rough winter ved-
When il settles right down to a coldt, freezing
und lpdt dot der SOokit vas broke on der
Dhen down in der ven NIT a pole you go fish
While into your back coOms AZ, Oldt fashioned
bet you mine life all der time you vas Wishing
For dot long handled dipper dot hangs py der
sink
Dhen give CUP der bookit und pals to der
horses,
on mikerobes und tndpOles schust gifedhem
dheir I'LL.
Clio me dot pure water dot all der time courses
Droo dhose pipes dot run down from der
schpring on der hill.
Und eef der goot dinss on dis world eOts rich
Und frendts all nroundt me dhelr glasses
schalI clink,
1schtlii vim remelnper dot Oldt coundtry lsitch-
en-
Und dot long handle dipper dot hangs py der
Charles Fonen Adams.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
HyperbolIca1.

HAN Of Fashion (readiug IN newspa-
per that a village schoolmaster had shot
shimseH because he could not pay debt
of 90 marks - RidicpIuus. Why, if l
We're TO shoot myself for every 30 marks
that owe, should be kept at it al
the year ronnd.-F Fliegende B1atter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27

For all lung and Bronchial troubles
take Light & Watson's cod liver oil
and wild cherry bark, endorsed and
prescribed hy eminent physicians.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27

He declares It to be ''tlie best reinedy for
eough and croup. 1Er. ID. + Good. CoIuin-
eia, Tenn writes I keep Dr. Bnl's Cough
Syrnp in thf. house all the time. Il Is ihe best
remedy for cough and Group I ever used.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
La Grlnne.

During the prevalence of the Grippe the
past seasons It WIS q noticeable fact that those
who depended upon DIR. Kings New Discovery
not only had speedy recofrt ), ,bnt escaped AL
This remedy seems 20 have q peculiar power
In etteeting rapid cures not ouiy IN eases OF
La Grippe. but In all diseases Of Throat.
ma. aud Hay Fever OF long standing. Try Il
and be convinced. It wont dIsappolnt. Free
Trial Boltles at DR.. BIshop'a Drug Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
They Must Go.

Receivers have been appointed for The
BeaehleT Commercial Company. aud Twenty
Thousand d0llara worth of flrY Geods. No
lions, Groceries. Qut1iSsr sre Shoe, f3afis
Ladies' aud MiEsesi o73tf e.. are t,ot5 on
the market. Most OF goods hhFe been
bought within the last e nBopthS and nrc
nice and new many ol thein wiz - toid tnt &
below cost TO make them 20 90 llni fhd bdsi4
ness may lie closed up q IA n0ssil5le
Aiithcpeopie nFei insited - - eooes
VIII be sold onlg for Cesh q Fs5si.c
T. kEKpT.
~ A3DaDE
The BcaeIllsy ca g ~ lfl 1Isf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27

Yon will find at Birkitt Bros,
Hooff building. a full line Of fancy
and staple groceries, dry goods, mo-
tiohs, queensware, confections, ci-
gars and tobaccoes. Country pro.
dnce taken IN exchange for goods.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27

Correspondingly low rates from
other stations.
Tickets will be good ten days.
For guide to points of interest in
Washington. address nearest B. &
o. Agent.
CIIAS. O. SCULL,
General Pass. Agent,
b. & o. II. r..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27

The pure mountain buckwheat that
has been long looked for has just
arrived at S. s. Dalgarn 5.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27

The fine new hotel at Buena Vista,
Va, has been leased to Rev. j. 1.
Miller for five years, to be used as
female college.
Malaria Is one of most lnsdious of health
deStr. yers. Hoods Sarsapariiin counteraets
Its deadly poison aud builds up the syStem
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27

wh.n B.ly was alel-. NO gave isr c...orIa.
when sho was Child, siss cried for castoria.
When sho became Mlaa, she chung 70 csstoria.
when she had Children, she gave them caltorif
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
Tbo Beaclllsy lc1aFll T7Ial ..


Are broken down fro tshoid
cares Browns i ttefS
rebnfIds the syItetl, Al fssany11 sx-.
Sess Of bile. AID cures - Seatfigqs
We have mad great reductions
on every oyercoat ia the house. See
the matchless bargains We are o1er-5
ing. KAHN's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
Flowing and Hauling.

ETNHE undersigned IS prepared to do Flowing
i at short notice, and will for very reason
able compensation. plow. harrow and lay OF
your garden OF lot in satisfactory manner =
VIII also do all kinds of Hauling at ivin z
rates Ortiers solicited
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27

II YoUR 5slCR ACHES
Or you are all WON out really good fos nothing
fsig general debility. Try
I8ROpHsS Il9OY BTT9.ERS.
u viii cure you. ard give Z good apf,stite eotd
by all deaie5I IN medicinal
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
SPlRl1 Of ON

,a.a1.. Tor.. Is.s.lssos ooass.. y v.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
q. o. Gibson,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Charles Town, jefferson County, West Va.
Practices IN the Circuit Courts of West Vir-
ginia. the Supreme COnrt of Appeals and the
United States District Court at Martinsburg,
9tlce over Aisquitll & Co.'S drug store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Charlestown, Jefferson County. w. Va.
Practie in the Courts of Jefferson and ad-
Joining counties, in the Supreme Court of
West Virginia. and in the United States Dis
Office.
81 Office in Law Building, North GeOrgest.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-11

For the finest cigars go 70 c.
Jsgou.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-11
SAVED HIS LIFE.
A Silver D..lIar IN Newsp per
Man'S Pocket Wards OF
BulIet.

San ,ancisco, Cal; My r.
Iames b. Elliott, business manager
for the Chronicle, narrowly cscap-
ed death from pistol shot fired by
J k: Rudolph, a well known local
politician, in he Chronicle Office 10
lay Rudolph entered and WAS
making noisy demonstration in
abuse of Mr.. NJ. II. DE- Young,
when Mr.. L ll9tt interfcrrc1. Ru
dolph drew pistol and the bus
neFs manager closed with him. An
exciting struggle eneu,d and Ru-
dolph discharged the weapon at
Eiliort. The ball ranged down
ward and struck silver dollar in
ElIiott's ir, users pocket, saving
him from serious il not fatal in
jury.
Rudolph was arrce;ed and charg
ed with assault with intent to mur
der. lie spet:t sons years in San
Qneentin for n,urder"us assault.
He was Tor long time the body
guard of ez Boss Buckley. His
grievance * inst Mr.. De Yuung
appears 20 have been wholly imag
mary, aud was, perhaps, the out
come Of a recent protraeied spree
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-11
SHEPARD MAY RESIGN.
Congressman CaIberson Said 10
wasn't the Place,

The Washington correspondent
IF the St Louis Republic say:
"Thcre has been good dead Of
comment in the Texas papers late
Iy abrut the resignation Il Seth
Shepard, now Justice of the
Court of Appeals of the Distric' Of
Columbia. The story has been pub
iishcd broadcast that he Intended
10 resign immediately and go into
the Contest Tor the United States
Senatorship TO succeed Senator
Coke. Judge Shepard spent eonc
tine today at The Republic Bureau
with yUur c'rrcspundcnt. lie has
not made up his uind t. resign, al
though lie admits that he is not eli
tirely satisfied with the place. A
eeat on tEe bench seems not To 10
sufficiently active ss career fol
Jrdge Shepard. He has always
been a hard working lawyer. scarce
" eve, missed State Convention
aud ALWAYS participated in the cam
paigns in Texas. He would good
deal rather practice law than al
minister law from the b,-nch.
Bur, as stated above, he has not
yet made up his mind whvih r t."
eslgn OF not, h. c, rtainly will not
rcs,gn in the Immediate future. If
he colncs to that conclusion it viii
not be before the cni of this year.
or TO xards the fall. Nearly every
lawyer IN Texes is a candidate fo'
Lie plrc';f>I' is not likely, how
Vel, mt Texas would get the ap
roili,ne,'t IT the event OF Size
,.ar,.'s rrsi9nations Ia-fref,1tfh ele-
are A. cllanc,ee 10 against Texar.
L'shini! g does not often strike
twice ia Tia s,n.e place, and T,xas
having had her char c., it is NOR,
th~n Xix, ly that the Presidcn
Eouid t'y some other State for
Judge Sh pads Successor. u,t
( Anong the applicants FIR IN
pace, it is said, is Davd Browning
Cu'6orson, the present chairman oi
the Judiciary g nlmi;tee of The
Mouse. Mr.. Culberson, ii is said,
has made uP his mind TO relir,
from Congress, and wouid like to
spend the remaining years OF his
lie on the bench. Mr.. Gu berson
Is generslly recognized as one OF
the ab''st, OF Cungr, s. ionaI law
yers. He has every qualification to
make great Jndg". The bench
of the Court Of Appeals of The Dis
iiict of Columbia is a very dignlti
ID, legal p"sitiun-the court of las;
resort of!hr DISTRICT. Mr.. Gu bet
son he ped 70 frame the law thai
br"ught that court into being, and
Is we'll known and highly resp c.
ed by the bar Of the District. lie
mas been IN Congress tor about 90
years. He retirement frori the
House viii leave vac@ucy that i
will be very difficult to f -
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-11
.T7.sr.s.uo 1os ss.g9CFo q :
C.YIL OFFICERS

GIVE OFFICERS
Federal Ju'g Luciano CerT antes
In.Ire Ist Instance Francisco Guerra
pre- idsnt Cit, Council N. Barragan
MI &c Police Z. PZt1a
t.nI;eetor Of State Tax J. i. Zol "a
cir stamp Tax \. \. PaSsemfnt
f,olfr city tax r. de 10; Santos Coy
CUSTOMS CFFICk&S.
Administrator G. Fernandez
ContadOr -O'iFo
T. Argiieiles
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-11
\ REMARKABLE DISCOVERY

Tie remarkable discovery If
jewels in he Pyramid at Dashour
by Prof, Morgan has excited ait, II
ton both at Cairo, where The great
''lind' has been deposited, and in
Europe. We know The apparel
Worn 10y the ancient kings and
Princes of Egypt and we have full
r,eords of the asiIy life of the
people. A multitude of nunmire
of Kings, Princes and high oil .ial.
hiss been brought TO life from til,
t1mbs hidden in the hills, hut il
the greater pyramids the fomba u
the Kings were despoiIei If then
csa.eaIs and lie o.acneals they
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-11
POSTOFFICE CENSORSHIP.

Washington, May 6.-Thc ques
ton of obscienity in The B:eckin
ridge Trial viii be passed upon by
the postal auIlioriticf, The story
Of the trial as told in book form
was recently submitted to Pastmaa
ter GcnoraI Bii;seil by the publish
ers to determine whether the tIans
mission of the book through the
mails would constitute a violation
of tAe postal regulations, and in &C
cordance with the policy of The de
partmen', the unofficial r, quest W Q
ignored, pending complaint Of the
postmaster at CAic'go. First Pest
master losing sent c"ry OF The
book, accompanied by a request to
pass upon the question Of violating
the law. l. is felt at the depart
nient that passing upon the qurs
dion wrul Involve the legality OF
transmission of newspaper reports
of he trial through The mails.
Definite action will be then
within few days.
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wore disappeared with their bodies.
In all the infinite researches made
hy modern explorers comparatively
few J~wels were found, and of
these tie greater part Were nnim-
po. iani. The discovery made by
Prof. Mo'gln in the souihernmosi
pyramid Of the Nile series OF lhpse
structures has given las au accurate
Knowledge of the Jewels worn by
royal personages in Egypt 5000
years ago.
a Cairo corr spondent gives sn
account of the crowds that go to
the museum at Ghz"h to gaze On
the wonderful collection Of Jewels
found by Prot. Morgan and &c
posted in lie two glass casts wher,
they are exposed. They far sur
pass in 5eauiy all those that had
been withdrawn from Other iombs,
and they are said t. be of a dsz-
z'lng clcarness, OF workmanship
50 fine and of taste SD perfect as
10 be unsurpassed by the ve,y best
work of modern jewellers. Tk-
glass case is divided INTO Two parrs.
The first incloses the j..w,ls IF the
Princess lIathur-SAt of the twelfth
dynasty, known as The Theban
dynasty, lssling for about 2l3
years, aud during which most OF
the larger pyramids were buIlt
ti"ng the Valley of the Nile as
solitary iomhs for the Kings Ci
thet dynasty. The minor pyramids
we're for the lrm5s OF other mem
beers Of he rryd family. That at
Da>hnur, however, contained the
tomb Of one Of the ki"g--since
d.scovered-as well as those of the
Two Princess win Sc Jewels arr
nov in he museum at Chg h.
In the first compartment Of the
glass casr, Containing those Of the
Princess IIatltr Sat, sre many
neckl~crs of = ID, necklace Of
ameIhysts, another a superb neck
lace Of cueralds mounted in gold,
one # thrn containing The figure
at scarnbacus, deicatoly cut and
OF remark BILE NO KIN tnshIp-
Among the smailr- objects there
are two scarsbaei, also in amcihysts,
aud a thnd cut in turquoise Of
great beauy.
The sec"nd compartment incloses
the Jewels that once belonged to
the Princess Sensen,bet, nlsu oi The
twelfth dynasty. The last coIiec
ton is sill more beautiful than the
other. 1t includes tcaraJacl of
,methysts, necklaces of gold, gold
IN shells, with lotus flowers in
enamel, necklace OF amerhysts
wi h pendants formed cf smaller
stones, incased in circles of gold.
3 sides these there is beautiful
II, cklace of carnciiins and anne
:Aysts.
Prof Morgan found the tombs
IF roth Princssses empty. Other
arc 'phagi in adisc. Mt pyramid,
had s.so been violated and roth, d
of whatever jewels here were III
hem. Thr j"weis found 10y him
IN h" DAsl'our Pyramid aud now
ought to light after lapse ot
nearly 5 600 years We're discover, d
h ddeu in wooden tox hurried IN
lie 81, and were prob by intend
u to ne the spoil Il the thieves
W.io had robbed ti,e lonihs of their
untcu's, hui for some rcas n or
/; ,ther had been unable to return
'nd carry away The srichest.1,art Of
! 1 ID q.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-11
12EsE TIES.

E.-o fpANDF LODGE Nc. s.. Al. :. R.-B
A. Tu-regan, Nm; : DwoTIaan- 5 "; tslsioie
RIrKs }. "; = L. Cain, Secretary = Del,
Treasurer: J. y Eatansal, :. D; = IL Wallis,
j u; 8.-lY, KILLER Tyler. Visiting brothers cor
disltT invited Lsage meets hrst aHd third Tues
days Ia each month
Z..I,7H,rs OF EOSo2 LCDGE No SI30.--W. T.
Denngt., Dictstyr; Frznk Champion, wee Iies2-
tor: Il Hanson, 1s=:stant Dlc5.,t5s; : J. yll.1oe.
Pc oicts{or; J. y SaarTa, Filzuci.l reporter;
81 Sas--y,-,I Es5ca-der, 4 L=lbg- .,iicc; jesse
q. wheeler, Chaplain; ). Ieak, Ifeasa-eri 5onn
rhi.L.,l Glardla,i: =. p. Lopez, Sentinel. Lodge
meets second and f1drtii fes-s o. eata iioii'-i-
: o. @. P LODGE Ne. - & Il. a-rss, Kobe
Grand: William 4 Ae4le, We Grand SohI e.
St,IcE- Secretary; Georss Moor treasurer me
Lode meets every Weinas,ssy nislt At 4;sJ.
VISITING brethren and ali Oii Fellows IL good
ztaa5iIig are cordially anyised 20 a-te ID
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-11
CITY OFFICERS.
Q. District COURT.

Tire following are the officers Of and TIE times and
places of holding court for the Western District OF
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-11
.H-fEE SEE VICE.
DEP

DEPARTURE.
For Alice, Texas, daily att a. N
=. Rio Grande City, Moa-
day, Nej ami Friday at. e a. III
Fer FONT Isabel, dai'y at.---9 a. n
:. Natamoros, Mexico, ETcept sun
dag, - 80 = al
EERIV AIS
From Alice. Texas. daily at 10 ?. IN.
e isio Graade, Tri-W ecEly at z. III
- Point Isabel, daily att p. II
3 Ma im0roS Mexico. 80, .4:0U p IN
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-19

A BEAUTIFUL SPOT.

The Many Advantages of Redondo
Beach.
Just after plentiful rains have started
the vegetation in Southern California is
the best time to visit the country. At
ley is covered with it's vernal mantle,
and drive through the country lie but
an animated poem. This has been one
OF the many delights provided for the
guests at the Redondo hotel this beauti-
tul season. Every day a four-ir-hand
drives up to the entrance of the big car
avansary, receives a cargo of happy
human freight, and away 90 the
"grays" and 'bays" over the
hills, across the valleys, or up and
down the hard packed sandy beach.
And this ia but one OF the many ways in
which Mr.. Lynch makes the lives of the
guests at the Redondo pass pleasantly.
The fine nurseries and flower gardene
connected with the hotel are at present
showing the good effects of the congenial
weather which has characterized the
season, and there are carnations and
roses in great abundance. In the even
ings the Kammermeyer orchestra turn
the parlor into a concert room, and for
several hours delight everyone with their
performances of fine selections from the
great masters. The Redondo is now
pretty well filled, and social life there
contributes to the attractions. You
could not select better time for making
visit to this popular resort. Take Re-
dondo railway or the Redondo Beach
branch of the Southern California Santa
FAY
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THE BURGLAR CAPTURED
A SMOOTH OPERATOR CAUGHT IN
THE ACT.
Officers Mersch and Lee Arrest a Ma
Who Had Entered the Resi-
dence of H. f.
Vollmer.

The neatest capture that has been
made in this city in several months in
the burglar line was effected at 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning when Officers Mersch
and Lee arrested burglar coming from
The residence of H. F. Vollmer, corner
of Washington street and Estrella
avenue.
The officers were pstrolling the street
when a noise was heard in the direction
OF the residence. Immediately the
burglar went down the steps and walked
squarely into Officer Mersch's hands.
The policeman grabbed him and Officer
Lee went to assist. They took his
revolver and thsr handcuffed him.
Upon searching him chisel and a
silver plated knife were found in his hip
pocket. Thase were used in prying
open windows. He entered Mr.. Voll-
mer's house in this manner.
The burglar had on rubber ehoes and
was fully equipped. A fine gold watch
was found upon him.
The officers aroused Mr.. Vollmer and
family, who were startled to find that a
burglar had been in their house. The
gentleman stated that he kept bis watch
on a table near the bed. He identified
the one taken from the burglar as his.
A coat and vest wers taken from q
downstairs room by the burglar and
placed in the yard.
The adjoining residence was found to
have been entered, but nothing was
taken.
On being taken to the police station
the man gave his name as B. E. Barnes,
although this is supposed to be an as
sumed name. He was was wearing
pair OF fine gold link cuff buttons with
the monogram ]. N. B, engraved upon
them. lie is no doubt professional
burglar, and is responsible for many OF
the burglaries that have been perpe-
trated in the city during the last month.
Officers Mersch end Lee deserve great
credit for this important capture.
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ORANGE BOXES.
A Threatened Scarcity by Action of
Combine.

A Threatened Scarcity by Action of the
Combine.
A move of importance to this section
Of this state was made by the pine box
manufacturers at meeting of their
executive committee held at San
Francisco, January 81, when it was
agreed that owing to the damage done
the orange crop by the recent frost, the
demand for orange boxes would be 80
much reduced that the combine"
mills throughout the State would re-
strict their output to a total of 100000
orange boxes.
In view of the fact that the original
quota apportionsd to each mill gave a
grand total of 100000 orange boxes,
it will ct once become apparent that
unless the crop is much more reduced
by the late frost then lie generally ad-
mitted in this part of the State, the
greatest trouble tho shippers will have
10 contend with this season will be to
get good boxes in which to pack their
fruit for shipment.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


H. r. Cunninsham, Riverside; Mr.. and Mrs
F. p: CheSbrough, Bay City, Mich: Miss
Woolf, w. II. Ssars, New York; H. Parsc ms,
Boston, Mass Mis-. J. P. Feeny. White Hills,
Ariz.; ". B. Donaldson J. Edgar, steuben-
vile, o.; NJ. aud Mrs. W. II. Hallett, Miss Hal
lett, A knight, st LOUIS Mr.. and Mrs. en-
nedy, D. NJ. Van HoSenbergh, Denver; ]. Cope
santa Cruz; w. s. Hancock. Needles; D. Lowe :
stein, Durango, Colo. d. W. Weiat, IAN Pedro
G. NJ. Ferguson, +. G, Greene, Mr. and Mrs. c.
P. rtscy, ". G. Newbeiry. Miss Newberry, F. H.
Winston. Mrs. D. Winston. Miss Winston. A,
Jacobson, ] w Lowe, j. K. Fraser, n. Fl. Ryan
Miss K. Cavenagh, l.. Levy, Chicago; w. H.
Magness, rerne ssee; F. Parker, orth YAKIMA
Wash; W. Fitzgerald, Miss Fitzgerald, Terra
Alta, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Beck with
Cleveland; Mr.. AID Mrs j. D. Becker,
Evansville Ind; Mr.. and Mrs stephens Paris
KY Mrs. r. g. Thomson. Erie, Pa; B. Never,
A. Gruhn, J. q. ayison, San Franci co; Mr. and
Ms. +. G. Tanner, Toledo; j. E. Peterson, Seat
tie; T. Fl. Kalsters Omaha.