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MEN WHO ARE ALWAYS BUSY
Paine's Celery Compound Brightens
the Eye, Increases the Appe- /.
tite, Restores Sleep, Regu-
Iates the Vital Organs,

Under the stress of social or business
,luties. or both, how few business men End
time to sproperly repair the waste of ex-
cessiye mental labor and close confne-
ment.
The result OF this neglect Is plainly to be
read in the care-worn, nervous faces and
physical poverty of the average business
man one meets.
Blu. Paine's celery compound brightens
their eyes. increases their appetite. causes
good digestion and regular action of the
organs of assimilation.
Much so-called overwork Of business
men is the overwork of worry, care, anxi-
ETY., haste. These make the severest drafts
on their vitality. Those who suffer from
nervous debility. mental depression, sleep
lessness or dyspepsia find PaiDe's celery
compound powerful restorative. 1t regu-
lates tue liver and kidneys. cleanses the
blood and feeds the nerves and nerve
centers all over the body. Recovery from
diseases of the liver, kidneys and stomach
by the AID OF Pdine's celery compound Is
lasting. 1t is the greatest of all modern
restorative agents.
Paine's celery compound is prescribed
by physicians who differ in many other
things. but agree in estimating highly this
greatest of remedies for curing diseases of
the kidneys, rheumatism, govt, dyspepsia,
Rright'S disease and stomach disorders due
to deranged nervous system.
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IN GOOD CONDITION.
Affairs of the A. o. u. w. Have
Been Well Managed.
The Grand Lodge Now in Session
at San JOse-Rep0rts
of Officers.

SAN JOSE, April 3.-The Grand Lodge,
Ancient Order United Workmen for the
State Of California. convened in Turn
Verein Hall this morning at 10 o'clock in
seventeenth annual session. There are in
attendance about 1926 delegates. Grand
Master Workman James Booth presided.
The forenoon session was given over to
the work of organ ization. The committee
on credentials made its report, which was
filed for action. The Past Master Work
man degree was conferred on 100 candi-
dates.
The reports Of the grand master work
man, grand recorder, grand receiver, finance
committee. corporate directors. board OF
trustees. deputy grand master workman
aud grand medical examiner were sub
mitted and placed On file and referred to
proper CO mmittees.
The report Of James Booth, G. M. w.,
covers tweEty-nine pages. and succnctly
gives his transactions during his term.
Sixty lodges have been personally visited
In different parts of the State, thirty-seven
dlspensations granted and twenty-fOur de.
cisions rendered. He recommends the Sc.
lection of grand lecturer whose time can
be entirely controlled by the order Tor its
work, the reduction Of admission fees and
| the consolidation OF several committees
with view to reduction Of expense. He
has invited his many deputies TO give their
views upon matters of interest and thell
suggestions as to the best manner Of work
| Many Of these have replied. and theil
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ANOTHER SEA TRIAL.
The Monterey Starts on a Twenty
Four Hour Cruise.

VALLEJO. April 3.-The United States moni-
tor Monterey, which has spent the last six
months at the Mare Island Nayy.yard, steamed
down San Pablo Bay at noon Ell voyage to sea
where she will be subjected to another trial and
final inspection.
Pursuant TO orders from the Secretary of the
Navy the naval board OF inspectors. consisting
OF Captain G. S. Cotton. U. s. NJ; President OF
the Board OF Naval Constructors Taylor, e. S.
N: Paymaster Henry Skelting U. s. N; Chief
Engineer kulZ. U. s. N, and Lieutenant Meme.
fee. recorder, boarded the monitor this morning
aud orders were Immediately given to put to
sea. The monitor will be subjected 10 trial AT
sea of twenty-four hours duration, during
which time the board OF inspectors will thor.
0ugbly test ana inspect every portion OF the
monitor. including armament and turret ma.
chinery.
AS soon as the board are satisfied as TO the
outline OF duty assigned them they Will no,ifv
Captain Kempf. who will return with the board
and monitor to Mare Island, where the board
will complete their report and forward fhe
same to the Secretary of the Navy
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conference at noon regarding the details
of the management of the joint yards at
Denver and the operation of the Julesburg
branch. The Gulf road will take the
Union Pacific track at Julesburg and work
Denver on the mileage basis. The Gulf
system is held responsible Tor trains after
leaving Julesburg and on the return from
Denver. the crews and engines from
Julesburg to Denver and return to be in
the employ of the Gulf system. The joint
operation will be as above stated. The
switching at the Denver yards and other
features are amicably adjusted and joint
contract agreed upon.
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many and varied suggestions will be con-
sderpd az the session.


sidered az the session.
Grand Recorder Hirshberg's report con-
taiDs the most exhaustive statistics touch
ing every subordinate, as we'll as exhaust
i've information in regard tothe relief law.
undecided claims, etc. The number Of
lodges is DO. with 1875 members De-
cember 81, 1893 This shows net loss
for the year of but 1873, which, In view of
the financial surroundings of the year, the
extra heavy loss by death and suspensions,
evidences that good work has been done
to fill up the gaps so caused. and the loss
is much less than was anticipated.
Seven new lodges have been Organized
Nos. 277 to 2S3 inclusive-at Tres Pinos,
Hopland. MADEIRA, Pacific Grove, Santa
Monica, Utica and Nordhoff.
Four lodges have erased to work-at
Orange, San Miguel, Amadee and Santa
Monica.
Mossbrae Falls Lodge has consolidated
with Redding Lodge, PasO Robes with
Higuera, Grangerville with Hanford, Up
church with Stockton.
The business of his Office has been finaD-
cially: Received for bene fcary fund,
$685. 97; general fund, S29. 4S6 AZ; advance
relief fund, S17,o65; relief call 13. S74S
Lindsay contribution, $31 %; total S611.-
OPT 90. Disbursements have been: Bene-
ficiaries, 1868. 500; general fund. S26, us II
advance relief fund. S17O65; Lindsay fund,
S31 %; total. S6O7, 314 ~. Leaving on hand
in beneficiary fund, Si97; general fund.
S276S %; relief fund. S748; total. S3713 20
Carelessness in paying assessments is
ad hu
where members allowed themselves to be
suspended on the 2Sh and died within a
month or two of such suspension.
Grand Foreman Ward and Grand Over
seer Ioohy each file reports showing the
work performed by them. The grand
foreman has visited personally 116 lodges
and made fifty-one public addresses. besides
many addresses Of instruction to subordi.
mates; total number of different places
visited. lodge and public meetings adj
dressed, 1853; record never approached
by any official in this position previously
Grand Overseer Toohy had a large field
also laid out at the beginning of the term
but sickness for several months prevented
his filling many engagements. nevertheless
some seventy-fve visitations have been
made by him.
The grand trustees allude to the judi
cious expenditure of money last year fol-
extension purposes, and recommend thai
$1,000 be appropriated for similar work The
ensuing year.
All the officials highly indorse the value
which the official paper has been to the
jurisdiction, and Grand Foreman Ward
especially alludes to the publication by
THE CALL of items of news referring tt
the order as helpful and appreciated.
The Grand Lodge of the Degree of Honor
will convene on Thursday.
AT o'clock this evening grand voca1
and instrumental entertainment was given
at the Auditorium. Nearly all the mem.
berS Of the A. o. u. w. were present.
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Coast Gossip.

WAsHINGToN, April Sit is understood that
the Chinese treaty Will come up in the Senate
tomorrow.
The following California pensions have been
issued: Original--Walter j. Edwards of Oak-
land, Joseph b. Hemmlngs OF Murpbys, Thomas
Morrison Of Santa Rosa, George W Hoyt of
Los Angeles, Lucius l.. Dyer Of Riverside.
Reissue-Smon j. Brumett OF Los.BAngeles,
Marshall w. Sweeton OF Ell Modena, Martha E..
voorhees, of Pamero. RestOration-Anna Carr
of Los Angeles. Mexican war survivors, In.
crease-W William Price OF Colevilie. Anon Me-
Lane of San Andreas, Joel w. Ansel of Pentz.
Survivors OF Indian wars-JeSse i. Beasley of
Eruto.
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MOSQUITO COMPLICATIONS.
ENJOYS From the Coast i'm Confer.
enCe With Gresham.

WASHINGTON. April 3. -E. B. Seal,
United States Consular Agent at Blue
fields, and Samuel We'll, resident of that
place. called at the State department to-
day to see Secretary Gresham and explain
to him the complications on the Mosquito
Coast, which had caused them to come to
Washington as delegation in the interest
of the American residents. Messrs. Seal
and We'll talked with Secretary Gresham
for half an hour. The Secretary was then
obliged to 60 to the Capitol and the inter-
view was broken of. with the understand
ing that ii shall be resumed tomorrow.
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SILVER IN ENGLAND.
There Is Decided Leaning Toward
the White Metal.

LONDON, April 3.-The Central Asso-
ciated Chambers of Agriculture to-day de-
cided to Immediately represent to the Gov
eminent the urgent importance of the cur
rency question. and also TO ask the Royal
Agricultural Commission to institute spe-
cial Inquiries into the bearing of the eur.
rency question on agriculture. Replying
to letter from gentleman in the city
urging that the Government deal promptly
with the currency question. Lord Rose
berry writes that the subject is engaging
the attention of the Cabinet. Mr.. Smith
has secured May 1 for the discussion by
the House of Commons of resolution on
international binetslism.
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SCOTTISH HOME RULE.
1t Will Presently Come to That in
Parliament.

LONDON. April Sin the House of
Commons to-day James Henry Dalziel
made motion that while retaining intact
the power and supremacy of the Imperial
Parliament it was desired to establish a
Legislature for Scotland TO deal with
purely Scottish affairs. In speaking to his
motion he said that nobody would say that
the House OF Commons was so congested
that a new and bold departure was neces-
sary. The Governments proposal TO ap-
point Grand Committee to deal with
Scottish affairs was only temporary ex-
pedient. The Scottish members of the
House had voted for home rule for Scot
land. They enter aimed no anti English
feeling. their sole object being to procure
for Scotland legislation that was impossi-
bic under existing conditions. The House
adopted the motion. 10 to 100.
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A CROWD sUBPENAED.
Excitement Promised in a BlackmaiI
Case.

Los ANGELES. April 3.-Emil Harris,
the ex-Captain of Police, and c. b. Plat,
the ieweler. were not put upon their pre-
liminary examination in the Police Court
to-day on the charges of attempting black
mail. preferred by E. E. Crandall. The
case was continued pending the action in
the Federal Court for violating the United
States mail regulations.
Great CONSERVATION has been caused by
the subpenas that have been served for
trial of Platt and Harris in the Federal
Court. Politicians. office-holders, capital
lists, lawyers. two young men about town.
the editor Of weekly journal and the
wives of two very prominent cit zens were
summoned to-day. When they make their
appearance in court the scene Will be in
tensely interesting an exciting.
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WILL SETTLE 1T.
Colorado Courts at Last Take Action
on the Police Middle.

g DENVER. April 3.-The long-drawn-out
Fire and Police Board controversy seems
in fair way TO be finally settled within a
day or two. The Supreme Court to-day
agreed to take original jurisdiction if quo
-warranto proceedings were brought before
it by the Attorney General. The attor-
neys reached an agreement. and Attorney
General Engley, assisted by District At
.1orney Steele, proceeded to prepare papers
for the quo warranto proceedings. The
Supreme Court agreed to give a decision
with all possible haste.
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NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

Work of the Senate i'm Executive
Session Yes terday.
WASHINGTON. April 3.-The following
.nomin ations were confirmed by the Senate
in executive session to-day:
Ensigns Houston Eldredge and Henry
B. Wilson to be lieutenants, junior grade.
in the navy.
Registrars of the Land Ofice-J. B. New
bin at Springfield. No.; Herbert Won Lam
gen at Topeka, Kans.
Charles Hammond to be Postmaster at
Montpelier, Idaho.
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THE FLOURMILL DEAL.
1t Is Said the Price Paid Was
5000 .ooo

STOCKTON, April 3.-Horace Davis. president
OF the Sperry Flour Company, was In town to-
day in connection with the negotiations for the
purchase Of the Union mill, but he would say
nothing about the deal.
liz IS SAID Dy men who are In a position to
know that the proposed and accented terms of
the deal are the payment OF S29O,0Oo by the
Sperry company, part cash, and the balance on
time The plant is worth the price, as the
making.
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Clarke to Command.

WASHINGTON. April Sit has been de-
c;ded that the American Boring Sea fleet
shall be under Commander Charles E..
Clarke of the Mohican. Admiral Walker
will not be called upon unless some I'M
foreseen emergency should arise.
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Ladies' ma. e a pardonahIe Pride-

Ladies Ia. PardonabIe Pride
In beautiful teeth, which enIa ture the beholder
when they speak, smile or sing. This charm is
onferred by pure, aromatic SUZoDoNT, which
has no oompeer. though articles Represented to
possess properties identical with It sometimes
old to the unsuspecting as substitutes
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caceres Proclaimed Dictator

LIMA, Peru. April 3.-Es-P resident
Caceres. candidate for the Presidency,
has been proclaimed dictator. He is sup
ported by the army. but Congress and the
people are hostile.
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1920 Suffer street 1t was caused by a gas Jet
that set fire to pair of curtains; loss 500
= The supposed incendlary fre at IA OfarreI
8 treet Sunday night proves TO nave been causeu
by the explosion of a lamp.
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Manager Donaldson appeared before the
trustees of the Mechanics Library last evening
and demanded the privilege of selling liquor at
tables TO be set ID space set apart for that
purpose in the balcony. lie also asked for the
privilege of sublelting cer ain sections of the
pavilion, both OF which were duly accorded.
1t is the intention of the management 10
sc cure numbrr OF additional attractions in the
way of amusement with the object of establish
Ing upon more firm basis this popular Ilace
of recreation.
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Croker Gone.

Richard Croker, the well-known Gotham
politician. left on Monday evening for New
York.
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IGLESIAS ELECTED.
Peace Reigns in the Republic oil
Costa RIGA,

WASHINGTON. April Emanuel M. Pc
ralta, the Minister of Costa Rica. to-day
received the following cablegram from
the President of Costa Rica
"SAN JOSE. April 3.-Don Rafael 1gle-
sias has been elected President of the re-
public of Costa Riea for the period from
May. 1894 to 1898. Complete tranquility
reigns in the Who'll. country. RoDIGUEZ."
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The Fire Pecord.

The alarm from box PAL al 8:4S O'clock last
night was for fire in the dwelling OF II. Lewis,
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: REACHING A. AGREEMENT.

The Gulf and Uuion Pacific Roads
Settling Their Differences.
: OMAHA, April 3.-Receiyer Trumbull Of
the Gulf road and General Manager Dick
ipAon OF the Union Pacific completed their
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&C. 1. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass:
Zone thousand dollars worth OF other medi-
cines, prescriptions etc., have failed TO do for
me what Hoods Sarsaparila has done. My
home Is In Florida. but in 1884 went to Cali
fornia and lived there four years l was taken
sick In 1886 and had medical assistance, but
found no relief. The doctors said had chronic
bronchitis. l was In the Marine Hospital at
san Francisco several months and at Rush
Medical College. Chicago, IL months, but still
did not get better, so came back to Pensa.
cola. My weight was then 139 pounds with a
heavy overcoat on.
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AT THE RINK.
New Attractions to Be Presented
Shortly

The first game of the league series of polo on
real Ice will be played at the Natural Ice Skat-
Ing Rink, Mechanics Pavilion, ID the near
future under the new rules.
The game Will be between the Chicagos and
Canadians, teams being made up as follows:
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The fines collected in Police Court during
the month Of March, as reported by Clerk
Stevens, amounted to $511.
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FUR Nit URE !. E.

Solid Oak Bedroom Set q pieces) 0OS A0
French BeveLPlate Mirror....5 sDZO.OU
Firstclass Upright Folding Bed,l No- oo
with Automatic Brake, which &In tub
prevents Self-cloSing. ...... -
Solid Oak, EiaborateIy Caryed) 49, 90
Parlor set (6 pisess), uphol- &6fl (nl
stored in fms Satin Tapestry
s0l srs oas 1 Hfavs Dining OMAR Sl.25
Finest quality OF Seamless Japan- OK
csc Mating, per yard .........( III
Also complete line OF Household Goods o;
every description at proportionately low prices.
Houses furnished complete all over the coast
easy payments. Country orders promptly attended
TO. Goods packed and shipped free to Oakland,
Alameda and Berkeley. Inspection cordially To-
vited and credit extended TO all at
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hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
Oh the liver and bowels. 25c.
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MY Friends Did Not Know Me,

| was so thin and broken down. But the eli
male and being at home gave me little cour-
age and began trying various medicines. In
August, $780, was appointed TO position in
the United States Custom-house. My friends
urged my wife to have me try Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. took it three times day just to please
her. But TO my surprise commenced to feel
differently after a week on Hoods. l found
was hungry ana that could sleep better; thai
tired feeling also left me. So l continued tax
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla; have nsed nine bottles
aud taken four boxes of Hoods Pills. with the
result that
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Have You Amy RGal-EStatG For Sale?

so will pay you to call address the undersigned Oryou
purchase improved unmproved lands large small tracts
in either Canyon Ada Boise Washington counties Idaho do not P
chase until you have list Of lands which have for sale De-
scpye circular sent free address upon application information
concerning the of the country and prospects for development
cheerluly furnished Correspondence solicited.
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melancholy minor strain running thro.
them, do not issue forth from the lungs
OF those who are left out In the cold,
and whose favorite phrases, before the
convention met. was, 1.-The populisis
are In that party just for Office The
populsts, it must be admitted, are not
only very foolish, but stubbornly un-
generous in one respect: They Will have
tickets In the field. That will be a very
mean trick, but any party is liable at
times TO be guilty Of some kind Of mean
ness 1t causes the party TO be subject to
censurc and TO draw unto itself harsh
language which otherwise would not be
thus. Besides, to put tickets in the
field does not give a new party that rep
utaiion for generous liberality and un-
selfish generosity which should at all
times characterize a youthful party.
But IL can't be helped Populists will
be candidates, and brave the keen CEN
sure Of the old parties like brave little
men.
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ARE YOU READY

This county isabont to plunge into one
OF the hottest political campaigns ever
known to her history There viii be
strife and contention and even bitterness.
Men will be worked up to a pitch Of ex-
element that is entirely new To them
Arc you in the proper frame OF mind
TO enter the contcsti Can you define the
difference between politics and person
aliticsg Can you Withstand the most
stubborn opposition without becoming
permanently cmbittered and acrimon-
iousi In other words, are you politician
enough TO oppose and be opposed with
out letting your feelings get the upper
hand and run you 10 personal hatreds
and iealousicsg Are you broad enough
10 allow others the same liberties Of
Of thought and action that you yourself
claim II you are not so constituted, take
our advise aud keep out OF H. You are
not fitted to enter such struggle. A
man who can not enter into a political
campaign as he would a game Of solo or
chess, has no business In politics and
had better shut himself up in the pri-
vacy and scclLsio Of every day matters.
A man who Is mffcd and pouts because
other men see fit TO view things differ
entity from what he does should cschew
politics as he values his earthly happi-
ness. Men who are men will follow
their own judgement and inclination
regardless o friend or foe, and this free
dom and independence is the GROWING
gllry OF the American politics and
American citizenship. The more liber-
ally il is exercised the more honor and
safety there is in any locality. You
should never expect to contne your
friends to your policy, and 1t is the
hight Of folly 10 fret because they do not
agree with you. II is their privilege
and If they do not use IL they lack man.
hood and but very little dependence can
be placed in them. II Is not right Ia
expect that because man is your
friend ne should boost you into office
He has right to lend his support Il
whomsoevcr he may choose, and you
have no earthly right to find fault with
him for exercising the same freedom OF
thought that you yourself claim. II
you must ride in the band wagon YOU
should do your own climbing Finally
Il you can not stand the determined op
position OF your friends and the rebuff
of political enemies YOU had best keel
out OF politics. One thing always keeI
IN mind. you have got no mortgage Oh
your personal friends and if they see I'll
70 throw you over board you can moi
conscientiously kick. The battle viii
soon begin, are you ready for the fray
A good natured laugh is sometime hal
the fght.-Malad Enterprise.
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Mrs. PlanlSinton-Have you got an
other cook yet?
Mrs. Witherby-No. My husband is
after one now.
Mrs. PlanlSinton-This is his first
attempt, is IL not?
Mrs. Witherby-No. was his first.
Detroit Free Press.
Inquiring Boy-And have you seen
avalanches in the Alps?
Great Traveler-Yes, my son.
And elephants in Asia9"
"les"
And tigers in African"
"Plenty OF them"
Ever seen a polar bearP"
Several"
Ever seen any wild monkeysP"
Thousands.
Did you ever see "A polar bear
chasin' elephant with a tiger on his
back and lot Of monkeys laughin' 10
see avalanche comm after emp
Good News
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NOTICE.

To the members OF the Last Chance
Ditch Company Of Emmett, Idaho:
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing Of the directors Of the Last Chance
Ditch Co., held on the 26th day of July
1894. an assessment Of s21 per share was
levied on the capital stock Of said Com
pany, payable in cash to the Secretary
at his residence. The above assessment
will become delinquent on August 20,
1894. Any stock upon which this as
sessment remains unpaid on the 18th
day Of August, 1894, will be declared de-
linpucnt and unless payment is made
before will be sold on the 22nd day OF
September, 1894, at 3 o'clock p. m, to
pay the delinquent assessment and the
cost Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
j. H. CARPENTER, Sec'y.
Dated July 20, 1894. Residence one
and a half miles south of Emmett, Ida