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Women RaiIroaders-

On a certain railroad that is claimed
10 provide Boston with its best service
women are employed in the dining cars
in the capacities respectively of cashier,
cigar dealer, pantry maid and cooks as
sistant. They are fairly well paid, as
women's work goes, and are highly pop
r.-Woman's Voice.
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Idaho's Horse Queen.

Miss Kittie Wilkins is claimed by the
state of Idaho as a veritable "horse
queen" She has a ranch with about
5000 horses and 1000 head Of cattle
thereon, and while she buys and sells
all the stock her brothers are only in
trusted with the care of the animals.
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A Million Friends.

A friend in need is friend indeed, and
not less than one million people have found
covery for consumption, coughs and colds.
If you have never used this great cough
medicine, one trial will convince you that
it has wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bot
tie is guaranteed to do all that is claimed
or money will be refunded. Trial bottles
free at A. T. CLARKE's drug store. Large
bottles SOC. and S1.0O.
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Commissioners, NOTICE

TINE undersigned having been appointed by the
i Hon. Probate Court for the district of Bradford
Commissioners to receive, and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate Of James
Davidson late Of Theord in said district deceased and
all claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give notice
that will meet for the purposes aforesaid the late
residence of said Jas Davidson the sd of May and
sd day Of Sept, next, from o'clock a. m, until
O'Clock p m Of said day, and that six months from the
sd day OF March, A D., 1885, is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their claims for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Thetford this sd day Of March, A d 1894.
JOHN 7. Quincy c,,,,,.
az c. F. SEAYER. O'A''-
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Commissioners Notice.

TINE undersigned having been appointed by the
l. Hon Probate Court for the District Of Bradford
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the Of F.
Jones late Of Thetford, in said district deceased
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give
notice that will meet for the purposes aforesaid at e
late residence Of the said F. NJ. Jones, on the ,rst
m until O'Clock Of said days and that SIX months
from the ord dayof Jas. A d. 1885, the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present their claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at East Thetford this sth day Of Mar, A. D.,
1884,
40 " " 4 4. G GSDsEi coams.
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Deserving Praise

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DIR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never handed
remedies that sell as well, or that have CIV
en- such universal satisfaction. We dc NOT
hesitate To guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready TO refund the purchase
price il satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won then
great popularity purely on their merits.
A. Il. CLARKE, Druggist
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Bucklen's Arnies Salve.

The best salve in .he world for cuts, oruls-
es, sores, ulscrs, salt rheum, fever sores,
letter, chapped hands, ehilblains, corns ans
All skin eruptions, and positively, cures pile
or no pay required. 1t Ia guaranteed 70 gIve
al. Il. CI.ARKK's Drug Store
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ton, 140 w 18th ST.. New York City, N. Y,
SAYS this: 81 have used several bottles Of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in my family and
find 1t perfect cure. cheerfully recon-
mend IL
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Pure soap is white. Brown
soaps are adulterated with Rosin.
Perfume is only put in washing
soap to hide the odor of decay
ing ansmal fat, or ''soap grease.
Washing powders are strong
alkalies and ruin clothes washed
with them. The purest soap
obtainable, is the best and cheap
est. Dobbins' Electric Soap, is
pure, white, unscented, anadul-
terated, and has been acknowl-
edged ever since 1869 to be the
only pure family soap made. Is
it economy to save a few cents
buying a poor nasty soap, OF
strong alkali washing powder,
and lose dollars in ruined cloth
ing!
TT N0T use Dobbns' Electric
LII NOl Soap, white as snow. and
as pure and harmless, and your saving will
be twenty times the soap bill. 1t is no new
experiment, for it has been made ever since
1859. Look out for limitations. See that our
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Legal.

PROBATE COURTS AND COURTS OF INSOL-
VENCY-BRADFORD DISTRICT 1886-7-s
Probate Courts and Courts Of Insolvency within and
Tor said district will be holden the ensuing year follows
Bradford-At J. H. Watsons office in Bradford on the
second Tuesdays Of every month, commencing January
nth, 1887.
Cornth-At the Hotel in East Corinth on the third
Wednesdays of June, August and October
West Fairlee-At the Probate Office in West Fairles
on the last Saturday Of every month.
S. M. GLEASON, Judge.
Thetford Centre, VT Dec I, 1886.
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MIN WANTED To take Orders: No delivering
HEN HhNlEU or collecting. Experience not
necessary. Steady employ
ment. Best terms. Write at once and secure
choice of territory.
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ORANGE COUNTY
Teachers Examinations

1t is decided by the Town Superin-
tendents of Schools and County Exam
liner of Teachers to hold Spring Exam
nations at the following times and
,,1oaao.
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Examinations will begin at 9 a. m.
each day. No private examinations
will be given except upon sufficient
cause shown.
GEORGE f. MORRIS,
22-34 Examiner of Teachers.
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LA HORTENSIA
l2-ATOCHA-12
AlmaC6n de Novedades.
MerCado Colon v Ca.
l2--ATOCHA--12

Dade favor cad d creciente pIbco dpensando
estabecmen duehns erd medic de
aceedores distinction.
Renstaados comodo egan bn uado local perenecente
succession de don Ramon Rivera acaban de mportar de
F,uncia, AAmania, Esaaa, hgaerva Austyia
mportanes mercaios de EUROPA AMERICA un eendlo
sudo auos de novedd fantasia de exquisite gusto auados
las exigea Ultima mod que reazan precios competenca
inuchos &c difci enumeration:
Eleganes sombreio
urdo complete de ntas de oas ces medas
don ho de Escoca seda bancas para seh
abaeros pahueo de seda orbata de
alta fantasia guane paraguas ombrlas abrgos
lana de seda nuones de pe metal
corse de ho de sed trae nho pefumera de
das abcas Paris los socitado povos SIMON: tapete
de fpa
Un odo suido de obetos propos para rego estuche
mea'ss caas aronca oeros perumadoe
jeteras, porta-cartas marcos para retratos, g. g.
randes exisencas te bancas de color de agodo
lana seda Ga
Dde es ech contnusra renovando mensuaente
I'm de orece nuesos cenes artcuos empe Ultima
da de Paris Ponce JUNO 10 de 1893.
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s:ssS ven de IA

Los dos famosos cercsdos uombrado-
GUIRIBAI,DI y SOUFFRONT; el primero
ie 152 cuerdas, al segundo de so cuerdas
de extension; terreno todo Ilano, de primera
caiidaa, superior para todo cutivoj no ha
sido nunca roturado desde que Sc desuon-
t5.
Ambos cercaios sembrados de yerba de
guinea, estan dividdos por 81 rio Cahas.
UN CANAL DE RIEG0, coustruido to
do de !adrilIos, que tiene su press de aqua Ell
e msmo rio Cahas sirve para regar los
mencionados terrenos.
Sc asegura que dichas 232 cuerdas de
yerba de guinea son de 10 mas espendido
en- ests clase de pastos.
Puedpn venderse dichos terrenos sepa-
radamente.
Para las condolences de venta, entenderse
con su dueho que 10 es tsmbi6n de la ha-
cienda Amelia en- cuyos terrenos hay abnn-
dantisimos einmeiorables pastos de yerba,
guinea, malojilo y grama, los cualea Sc al
quilan para gsnado vscuno,
MarsO, 30 1894. 6lm 3 . p $.
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J UNTA DIRECTLY

JUNTA DIRECTIvA
NJ Rina psalta honoray
Vfjo de Daban
pretaena Sra Dh Maria Pujss
Mnuea So Shelly, Sra D Mana Fas Bro
Sra Doha
chez de P-Seuaara, Sra D Dsnetra Fort
PROSPECTO
Para fa auua bne6do de-! Ao pos LA CARLOAD tabl
conee
90 Sorteo v-6ara d 20 he
fh. de la Loer Provincial b tp de $1,000 bets divos
uda corren disiouyeldoe
emil formas sguente:
$1,000 bls de que la Provincial 81 $27 00
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Roberto Graham
INGENIERO
FmolicSdn, HeweyjG y Ferreterla
PONCE, PUERTo-R1Co
ATENCION

Habiepdo llegsdo mi noticia la falsifoa
oi6n al por mayor y al detail que Sc hact
sn esta sla dc ali inyento portentoso lis
PEClFCo SALVADOR, prevengo i'antr6pica
mente al pdohco lustrado, de que su inven
c6u lleva un selo especial Gu prospecto J
aubielta
JUAN SIERRA URGE4L
,Innio | de 1894.
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Buena adquisiCi0n.

s. rende con baenns condolences Ia mdqu-
M ot'i'c~ paro "eu cam ir IN H,ctf,d'
l'est.ot, eu Stnta I"'rj de = c,tr,it7s u
fner5tl, IN mtgntiic0 estDlo tp,5it,,te co, a.
g't's0S pewS d" rc'N"sto coH''' q,e estd h.,
cieyD'o Gcht0imtnte II n'erc|to Y laee,'e ec,@"
fiSnsonar I'm 81. cas", ys entte"tfd en- Jth
Er0I9n0 en- 9we dehc fsont1ysa oyu de 'aq1o
t0teNca j}@,g:5se al g.re ae,stDe P''"o
keit,rn II lNu4 Jr FaoNt1.~ ~ p.1qA
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Sc alquila

FL almacep de msnp, stelia que hsct elqni'
lss GALES Mayor 6 label
El queloipterese puede diriiirse dor E ioa,
10 Armstrong en- la Gale de Mendeg gr ~ Y
! Pt nee Julio II de 1891 ml.
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
TNGTNIERO
iUnguento 0ermOgen0 !
PONG r.. y

Los asombrosos efectos producldos
por ell UNGUENTo DEHM0GEN0 en
las Nagus qHemzi&rlU, JHa4et@S, pt
caduyas de mosquitoes lcpra africaHa,
sa6adonss, elefmIasis Mm0res, de
cualquier proce3encsa, reamaf'Smo, III
ceyas, heridas de cNalgnier arma, pa
naaisos d., 10 demuestran las infni
tas curaciones obtenidas y el consran
;s uso que de dlcho especihco Sc
hace.
Depdsito. Faymacia Csatral de J
Ferrer,
3 MI 5 v. p, S. Nvbre. de 1893
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Diaa.1c2 r3c>1t1c3o de9 Liza teardeo
IJRDIDERI NLRIIIL[A DBL IO(l0QI|
CRENIA AUTEFELICA
DEL DOCTOR G. GARCIA DEL VALE

bauquea narch.s
dsla pi, s barro q "a d. grenos. MN1@~
De Ponce Fumaca Fare popular denfo
do Nl4tcdo CNom y Co.
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nv e Popeo
epieuc4v los de Guanos
cuso amh6n ervtan pedos 40
aco fbforo
Foleto
mbien AOnos esads Abrl
de
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$1,000 billetes de que consara la Provincial 81 uuo
SlS p--smios gus inp,rtan . ............$ 1850 ST.
DlFERENC1A .

DlFERENC1A. = 9,32U
N0TA Il, tI ll heho
La CARlDAD' combinac6n
rida Pnvncia
de bles,
los refndo bIetes
del Asio.
OrRA de
bletes adn, las e deber pe la Prean del Aso Dn Cemni
Davia de
oTRA NJ sya nngd psld q acompahsio del correspondent
importe recihn del B,nco pah,l de Pneto.Rco
OTRA Ell Bno Epah DE- Re tds los blt
Lo 9 ava al p1bGco conocimento
de- 1891 La Pesileo DAvTA
Julio de 1894 Por 10 V MI
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RestauradOr Vital
EN- GLAD O

Ea peparado de tai asml,ci'n e jugo Az
gat'c0 dc neuaizar ecoS ~
ntensdaa consiguen acci6n ben hen oIo ~
gansmo y
rs Reconsttuyente mas ehaz f V,gozan podero- A
! SO mas enetgico del sisema N
CURA anema coros' tocre rado aqnecas aq de ~
vios, 'res blancas palpitaciones del corszo1
CORA debId sensual mpotenca abuso lie Ia uventud
tuibaoneS disetcas raquismo apeito
andres del esonago, digestone lental doorosas.
CURA Id dbiidd general decaimento mentruc6n diff il "
dooosa hsteria eelda1, des5denes DEL estomago ut
\ mientos morales.
CURA debtaci6n Intellectual PARALYSIS pacil neu6s penosa Y
e7 rmedad muchds la me4ncoa la locua
CURA la espermatorrea stezs edad de las pna sumbdos
los oi1o ted1a de la val los
las f-medads provnen del brecimnto d. la sange
Uan ell surador Vital datamente NJ
de uerzs los os mayor acv h funcio I'D
vtales ai sensa n de benesa ag, A
N hay enedio agb tan seguo nj tan
Rstaurador Vital tomando solo rasco
tfecos NJ
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PONCE PIERTO-RCO
y IIAEvA y RETRAT0 N
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BregarO G. Co,
Playa Ponce, Puerto Rico.

Giran cortd vista sobre Espana 8 lsla'
adyacentes,
Giran sobre las plazas principales de
Francia, Inglaterra, Alemania, Austria
Belgica, Holands, Italia, Portugal, SUa
Africa (Marruecos) y sobrs New York.
Mayo 10 de 1892,
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PHdoras reconstituyenics del mismo outor

Pud vigoa'n stma 4smuan normlzan
. 9
K mendnq los m6lc mas emnentes las mel
y dehii1aar s8E&A
lnNceA Ago-tS =
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Prscapifasst to the ground. s~vera. warx.
.4 sess engaged On the tower a. IN.
M ssai, and how they escaped instant
ssIa y miraculous. The psrs stood fn
: vacant iot used BY children a. p.av
round One Of them, Frank Hogan. Va,
oens beneath shs nass OF steel and
r. 'y crushed into the earth.
..n ne great standpips lies crushed
ne "A eggshell seross the vacant
'os ma into the street Across the
ssfess four or Eve houses we're swept from
'nslf foundations oas large house il ia
.pnnssfA The property lass viii not BE-
aess tnan 30. o0o, and. besids the dea.h a
me one lad mentioned. three Others Of the
injured win die.
nst OF the casusisies II % follows:
Dead-Frank Hogan, caught beneath
sns iailing tower and instantly killed.
rataiiy iniured-Frank Casd~sal. fright.
Iuliy injured. viii die; ". D. Norris. ter
r,oie cash In temple, viii die: William
Aennedy. badly crushed and cut. wiIl die
Inlnfed-kosio King, Charles Ls,rl@fesd.
tHosard Anderson. Clyde Powell. Charles
Seeonam, Frank Caddon. John Halter.
Alfred Goss, Hssei Isom, Mrs ]. b. Trspp.
MIS-. William McGrath. bertha Norman.
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MARINE NEW 4.

San Francisco. March -. -Arrivei-Sh
John c. Potter. sh Spartan. Tx Two Broth
ers; bk Richard iii. Cleared bkin Ma
ricu. UgAshis.
AsraRlA, March sl-fspeeisl. Arrived
aos a. nkgn Cathsrine Sudden. from Fort
land 10 san Francisco with 8.e1
feet of lumber aad oa,no !AtaS.
Lett up-Schr Sailor Boy, for PoFi-
land; schr Sadie, for Portland. Sailed =
hkta Tam oShAnier, for Redondo, With
s.. eso feet OF lumber. IIoope Iaths aad 80
pltes from Portland. str State ot taiiieF-
MA for SAN Francisco; str L. /. hlm@fe'
for Tiliamook Rr ok InvermsTk. from
Portland. With $40 bushels Of wheat
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THE DENVER IMBKOGLlO.
A Clearing house Needed Ia Untangle
Wrtts aud InJauctions.

DENVER. March 30.--fhe controversy be-
tween the old and new police boards IL
again in the supreme court. Today Judge
Glynn, of the district court, notified Judge
| Allen. n coordinate Judge. that he had
dissolved the iatter's injunction restrain
ing the new board from interfering with
the action of the old members. NJ. r.
Taylor. attorney for tho old board, imme-
diately obtained from the supreme
court writ of prohibition re-
sraining Glynn from taking any
further action In the matter whatever.
This writ makes tho Glynn injunction
sgains, The old board imperative and also
makes his action in Diminishing Judge
Aliens injunction invalid. The latter In
iunct.on is still in force. and had Judge
Glynn punished any violation of his in-
Junction. as was expected, such action
would have been made void by the writ of
prohibition. The writ will remain in
tarce unti argument Is heard, and even
ibis may not cause IL To he qnsshed. Any
| move against The writ viii have TO
come from Judge Glynn. He will prob
ably ask tn have IL dissolved, and then a
day will be set for argument Ii is said !,
however, that he may ignore il. and
should he do so the worst sort Of legal
eompiicAtion will be established. The
writ ot prohibition was obtained I'm tho
nick of time as the adherents of the ne "a
board we're preparing TO storm police
headquarters. aud IL they had done SD
there would surely have been bioodshed.
Mayor Van Horne proposes TO cause tho
arrest of all persons implicated in the s,or-
ias Of dynamite in the city hall. They are
liable ia anes agsregating s., aa.
Sheriff BuFchinen has sen, a letter to
| Gov. Waite telling him he has q sufficient
ierce OF good men To preserve the peace
and Protect life and property in Denver
Without the aid of the police. tie says II
The police department Is rendered power
less hy the courts il is entirely unAsees-
saFy TO declare martial Law pending SET
tsment OF the controversy.
WAITE ro CsGI oUr TRooFs AGAIN.
News leaked out here tonight which
Saves Nc doubt that Gov. Waite is prepsr-
lng 10 call cat the troops again 10 enforce
BIS order removing Police Commissioners
Or and Martin. The following special
asnaich received Icy the Republican tells
toe story:
"LAKE cry, March So-~w. III. Whin-
aey. captain of Company \. c. n. c.. re-
oyed telegraph orders at 4 O'Clock this
ssen.Hg to rlsce ten men under cne officer
q the srmory 80 prevent seizure. Later
,ats evening orders we're received by Capt.
hainnes L. recruit his company to eighty
aaT snen 'ar three months service. The
sasers both came from Cot Mccoy. Of
| fsebo
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Gen. schofeid and son are en- route to
California.
The Hscla coal mine. the largest In Col
orado. is on frs. An attempt viii be made
to suffocate the flames.
Fire early Friday morning DESTROYED
more than fifty buildings, comprising
nearly the entire business section OF
Barry. Pike county. H.: loss. $2o.ooo.
James sharran, . wsli-known gambler
unused store. He had apparently been
dead . week. Alcoholism caused his
death.
w. II. Amesburg. prominent business
man Of Laramie, Wyo.. cut his throat
with . razor Friday evening and will die
Dependency over financial trouble was
the cause.
Rev. J. II. sirney, an Episcopal clergy
man who had lately been without
charge. committed suicide at Cheyenne,
Wyo., Friday. Ill health aud destltution
ompted the act.
At Ratford. Va. Friday evening. white
tearing away an o.d bridge. the structure
fell. carrying down eight workmen. Three
were killed and five seriously wounded
Contractor Frank Conneil was among the
injured.
The United States court OF private land
claims. At Tuson. Arix.. has handed down
decisions In the sonlta. san Rafael tei
Vale, Babaeomari and Sogaies de Ehas
grant cases, favoring the settlers. The
grants were declared void.
The secretary OF agriculture has, in an.
swer to inquiries issued q circus ar saying
the government rainmaking experiments
did not produce such results as TO justify
the belief that il could be developed into
any commercial Importance.
A revised statement Of the earnings OF
the Union Pacific for January, including
the Union Pacific. Denver & u uIf and Dem
YER, Texas A Fort Worth. shows gross
earnings of sa,272 oil. decrease of sss9.
ssh; net earnings. $751;, 2si, decrease of
$40, t2s
The banquet Of the American Republi-
can League at the Moncnesheia hotel,
Pittshurg. will probably surpass any SINH
lar gathering ever held in that city. The
speakers of the evening Will be Hon.
Thomas II. Reed, of Maine; Hon. ". h.
Allison, OF Iowa, and Hon. j. {. Burrows,
OF Michigan.
The enormous increase in the develop
ment OF the gold fields IN Colorado is
shown by the report of the United States
mint at Denver for March. The total
value of gold bullion received at the mint
fof the month was $50. Isl, an increase OF
s2Ds. o.s5 over the corresponding month ot
last year. The recespss since January |
are S72u, fs-si an increase over the same pe-
Rod last year OF s4&s, Co.'S
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Manning Davis. white: Edward Con
rs!es, Mexican. and Jim Upsins. eolored,
were executed AZ Paris. Tex, Friday.
Israel johnson, colosed. Was hanged at
Union Springs. Ala. Friday. for the mur-
der OF Washington Roberts, colored. on
January II last.
Al Lincoln. y. NJ. Friday James Bar
reft was con icted of the murder OF John
HoIahan and James Barnes on July "a
last, at Seven Rivers. and was sentenced
10 be hanged Saturday. April II.
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OLYMPIA. March Especial 1-op.n.
IONS IN the following cases have been flied
In the supreme court:
Csrmi DIbhle. respondent, W. James P.
Ds Maftos, appelsant, from whatcom
senting.
kasmus Konnerup. appellant, W. J. c.
FfAndsen and Elizabeth Frandsen. re-
srondeEt. from King county: judgment
Booth a Hanford Abstract Comnanv
appellant, vs.. Byron Phelps, treasurer
hing county, respondent This was a suit
70 en)oin the selling Of Q set Of abstract
hooks OF appellants for state and county
axes IL was contended tina. the books
we're OF no value TO any ore Who did not
understand them; that the books were not
now even valuable a. blank books. because
tney contained writing unintelligible TO
any one but the owners. The supreme
court holds that they are subject TO taxa
ton. Judgment 10 therefore affirmed.
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NEW 0x1Eass. March 31.--The weather
and track both show . little improve
ment and the crowd was better. SUM
maries.
six furiones-Big Enough won. Buckeye
second, Lank third. Time, 1:.3+s
Eight surlongs-- Wasierson won. Beati-
fice second. Tenny. ir. third. Time, 1:5ISs.
Five and one-haif Acknowledgements
Won, imp. Fiorey Meyers second. Fatality
third. Time, l:l4Is.
Elevsn-sixtcenIhs of miie-Fooi Run
ner won. Pornfret second, Volunteer Ill
third. Time, not taken.
Six furiongs-Wekota won. Cass second,
John r. third. Time, :2Dz1.
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SAs FRaxcfsco. March % !:
Five f1rioags-Csawfo-d won, Lite
Frank second. Cherokee third. Tine.
i0l
Four fn-.ongs--Gasser woo. Model Sec
ond. Venus third. Time. so
Eight fsriongx-Seviiie won, Red Root
Seven fursongs-De Bracy wcn. Nor
mandie second, Catcn Em third Time,
l.EH.
s4x iuriongs-Happy Day Won. Romaif
second. e. Reno third Time, l:iSAr
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A bright light was observed in tho
northern sky a. 80 clock this morning.
denotiug . ire some here in the vicinity
Of Green lake or Ravenna park. The
light was Il about twenty minutee' dura
ton, and consequently the blaze, what
ever it WAS, could not have been of much
importance. Neither the lire d apartment
nor the pvlice were notified.
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The Armenian patriarch as Cc-otansi-
no9le = a. fired a. ssice last sandsy 5y =
yo1nz man wno, On beng arrested. said
thai plot existed 10 murder the prxsatAt
The m arrlage 10 officially announced OF
May lohee. tie notorious American bur
sssque artist. ani Lord Francis Hope. heir
n-esumpssve 60 the dake9osn of Newcastle.
When Mss Iohee. Tho appears nightly -
the Lyric theaseg. announced hes marriage
year aga. Lord Francis and his family
made IRON ps denial.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Young Critic and Johnny Griffin will
box eight rounds IT Boston. catchweighis,
for 81, 90 side.
Arrangements are being made to build
new race track as Chicago. which will
probably be ander the management Of
Monroe Salisbury Of California