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GRAr's HaRHoR NEws.


AsssnxsS, April l6-iSpecial. Work
hs. commenced on the foundation for
Miners new boiler shops. which will be
connected With his foundry. and will re
the most extensive plant OF its kind in the
state.
The schooner Volunteer is now at
The North western Lamher Comnany's
mill. loading with lumber for China. and
her cargo will make the sixth that has
gone foreign from this harbor within =
short time. The Volunteers deck load
consisting Of timSers two feet square ana
Tee feet long, would astonish an Eastern
lumhsrmaa.
The United States coast and eeoiesic
survey steamer Macarthur Is in the hAr-
Dor where she will make headquarters for
the mex, few mca:hs. During this time
she ~ill make y thorough survey of the
outside coast. from Cape Hancock ~ Pc
siyueiion island. and Will also make the
survey Of ths outer bar Of Gray's Harhsr
Sc preliminary 20 the work Of maxim ?
plans Cor its improvement. and estimates
Of the cost 81 that wosk.
Brisk competition besseen the orr0si-
ton steamers On the G-sy's HseoF-Ssa
Francisco lire has resulted in heavy cat
IA ras<SnkrF fsSSs- y p%FSoG can nov
make the roand trip from Aberdeen %
San Francisco tor si3 ~. On n-ss-eiazS
ticket good for thirty days. ana the fare
ens wav Is bat s. 81, FIRST class. Tas
steamship Cosmopesis viii he tie sex, TO
sab
Copies es the last snuual report Of CAPT
Svmors. Of the corps u engineers. L :
4. Aave Just b~~n received here. SPEAK.
iuk Of 0ray's Harher. Capt Symoas SAYS
's>lx:een shiaSla mills. beside several
sss mills. nsvr beeu added sincs the aase
81 last repcrt. The sss mlsls haze Besrly
ali made extensive Improvements &ei.aS
machinery aud eallssnxs ~ 81 thesr p.lsn 5
faf manufacturing sanla~T iog toe EAssega
s.aAe. 4 brewery. ioas mill sn3 a. 800
factory have also been established since
}sss repass vas rendered. Acres ua&es
cultivation have greatly Increased, sra =
snsAIA aceoGnt ~ psoGues sss exported.
Is 3 estimated ey Sempsssat ttmosrn}eU
thAs tasre are E>a taa sssAtsa fees II Tnsr.
eAaofso+e timer tsaaassSy - SgASfs Har,
bog. EAe tAr60- IS hesns made wsyi-
saass IL a system 81 dykes and. although
Shs %9EE practically - Sa8y commenced.
vesse4 HaAsssrs report = decided tsnprove-
lnens "a she ner,A - main ehAnnei.
com sentsns farther On the crossing in.
por,anee 81 ttray's Hsyaser "a a shipping
AMI commercial P0sa;, CaPl symeGs
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The Berinr Sea Btll.

LoSpoy. April Is -Thc house Of lords
today passed the Bering sea bill. the
house of commons having agreed to the
amendments Of Lord Kimberly. secretary
of state for foreign affairs. including the
change in clause & There vas no debate
The final stages of the bill will be taken
tomorrow.
WasasxGroy CITY. April 16-Secre.ary
Carlisle has not reached decision As 70
the mum Der of sealskins the North Ameri-
can Commercial Company shall be per-
mi.ted 10 take during the coming season.
The secretary last year limited the catch
to $500. barely enough 10 supply the ma
tives with food. bus there are reasons for
the belief that this number will be ma
terially increased for the approaching
season. Ii is the opinion OF some person.
interested in the matter that Is many as
80, 0oo skins will be permitted 10 be- taken
this year. hu. this Is hardly probable in
view Of the fac. that the government
agent at the seal islands has reported that
in his opinion y. oOo Is the very highest
number that can be safely taken The
general OPINION Is that that number will DO
finally settled upon
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WARRANTS WON'T Do.
Tacema's New Treasurer Will
Demand the City Money.
EARTHQUAKE At ELlENseuRo.
whssesD County rsxssysrs Isaig,sst
Over sAs Treasury Sessdas-Tks
CsDfssa Cs..fssasa-

TaeonA, April IL -fspecsa'. l-Tornor-
row the rev city oflcsrs ssszne control.
and interest centers UPON the transfer Of
the city sressarer's Office and its effects
and the election Of . president of the city
council A 10 the former. Treasurer-eiecs
Mecsnsey makes :his startling statement:
II viii not accept the accounts Of any
bank a. regards the amount Of money de-
posted therein. without being secured fos
the arno7ns on deposit or beiag furnished
With the cash sons have stated that
they wo1id have the cash ready. and in
each cases no security Will be required.
Otherwise l mast kave personal seeursty
for the fri, amount"
People claiming 20 Be unbiased In this
matter say Mecauiey 10 perfectly Justified
ia bis position. He 10 responsible for tbs
funds. and be has no reason 70 accsp:
statements Of cash on hand unless he can
see the coin. For instance. one bank. not
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eressed esreamsssnees, saE Improve their
conditions eensszly-
eohseqssnsiy permanent organization
vas effected by The election Of the foslss-
aur efse<rs- President. Ma Pssi Aohs:
vice president. Mrs Mary A. kenvcr.sy:
eer.<sary. Mrs- r. VI. Potter, treasurer,
Mrz- E. ". Davis The chair STATED taas
IL uas necessary 20 hare &C. antsssns con-
aui.ses 20 watch the treasurer ard $50 fnst
sfse did NOS s.essre ike Krus." and several
ealIses Of Wit we're made ~ She sressssev
exc%nse wissIe the couymisses Was sstns
cAosea - fellows: Mrs.. Haixhss M1-
Tsstcber. Mrs. Cook. Mrs. ssye, MI
(oyre. Mrs.. Barnes. Mrs.. Hxrsy- Ms.
Hssnhlfn ard Mrs Lovsiacs- Tbs qaes-
tion Of Supper ~ the baii % b gwen %
che AYno-y Saturday night tor the o~sens
Of the array vas discussed With rood
deal Of snshusssssn aud the vcrnea 6ssef-
nuirsd 20 take the matter Ia hsod and not
cniy contribute what food they could o1s
s<rvs II. A Ermber volunteered 20 Vail
usy,n the table. aad these sere given al
thors.y 20 arrange details among them
selves. The meeting adiournei Until this
sstsrpoon a 2 O'Clock, uhsn the different
committees will arrange their work IL
accompany the army 20 wsshingson Cify.
Apayt from the orranixstion OF tn
woman 3 auxiliary the only event OF tns
day VS. the mass fnessing held in frons
Of the harraets ia the evening. at when
several hundred men and few women
were present A large platform bsd neen
arranged, decorated With American hass
and lighted With lanterns Tas hrss
speaker was Gem Shepard, who made Al
nouncemsnss Of the programme for the
coming week, sort Of Informal general
ordsrs. He said there wonid 10 big pa
sads on Wednesday afternoon. TO b joined
In By the wonan's auxiliary. and gave no.
tice Of the bail TO occur Saturday evening.
.. which supper would 10 served. dona-
tions being solicited for il. He also an
nouneed that . genuine ha.6-tifnes news
paper would 10 issued today or iomor-
row. printed on wrapping paper. He spoke
o. though shers would b no difficulty IN
the army getting TO Washington CITY. and
that when shey got there they would dis
charge the congressman who had rot done
their duty and procure Others.
Mr.. shepard was followed by p. H. Nc
xerpan. Z. J. Jeffries and T. G. Bevan.
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national bank. reports over $50. o00 on
hand Ii has . capital stock o. only
$i00. 900, recently increased from SO, 600 20
that amount Besides. is Is doubtful! II
M. McCauIey can secure bis bond unless
he has security for the amount Entrusted
TO him. The charter calls for Q bond
double in amount the money in the city
iressurer's keeping. Mr.. Bogg's reports
over S70o.Ol0 in warrants aad cash. IL
there any man In this state who can fur
nish bond of over 81, 40o. 90 on IL?
The presen; bond is for &sO. Coz. and 1t
IL expected 8 movement viii be made 10
get the council TO reduce IL 20 half that
amount There Is also general feeling in
favor Of the city naming its repositories.
shns doing away With the necessity Of the
treasurer giving . bond for any great
amount, Is 1t would be In keeping to not
have any large amount on hand. such
~ 10 reported .: present. and which has
been used, to some extent st least, TO dab
bic in warrants.
The hitch will be IN case the banks Offer
TO Mr.. McCsuIey any large amount of
warrants as cash. An effort has been made
10 dispose Of the warrants on hand a.
cash and place the cash in the hands Of
the incoming treasurer. In case warrants
are rendered for cash and McCauiey re-
fuses 10 accept them rs cash (he is not
compelled ~ accept thsml and he stiil de-
mands security for the amount not in
actual cash. there may be q misunier-
standing. The treasurer has TO qualify in
side OF ten days and furnish his bond. aud
secure the approval Of the city council.
The council may organize with II. l..
Vosaw. OF the Seventh ward, a. president
The six Porulists viii 30 TO him or Harris,
Of tho First, and In cave either of these
men Is chosen 1t signifies tina; the new
deal for honest city government has won.
The reelection Of the present president.
DIR. Lee. would mean that the ghost Of the
old regime is stili in the ring. DIR. Lee
has six hackers. including the
two Democrats. who hope by this
move to land Sam c. Slaughter In
the board OF public works. doubtful
possibility. Cavander. although of the
best timber in the new body. could not Sc
cure the support OF the Populis,s. With
his own vote and that OF Pincus. Rep.
Notas will have eight, half tho number OF
eounellmen, gneiGiing tie Fopuiists.
With Notaw president Csvander would be
| chairman OF the finance committee, If he
would accept He is successful business
man and q champion Of economical gov.
eminent
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Dali Hawkins, the champion lightweight
pagiiist Of the Pacific coast and boxing In
siruetor Of tie Seattle Athletic Club. was
rendered . successful beneris last evening
~ Turner hall. There vas = large audi
snce present. and the programme Was con-
ciuded without any thing happening to mar
an interesting athletic performance. The
even, OF the evening proved TO be the
set-to between John Conssdinc and Gus
Temple. although much interest Was ex-
hibitsd in the exhibition given by he
beneficiary and I'd Pineus. The latter
made q good showing. but Of course could
not be expected To prove . match for 50
skilled q man rs Hawkins. Follow
Ing IL summary of The events,
each event consisting Of three rounds
Savage vs. Ryan: Charles Smith
vs.. Richards; Smokey" of Tacoma. vs..
Patsy Carroll; Ike Hawkins vs.. Dick
Johnson, John Consifine vs.. Gus Temple
Ell Mcrrisey VS.. Jim Barber. pal Hawkins
ss. Ed flneus During the evening
Charles Eytoa and Charles Burke gave =
clever exhibition of Wrestling, each win
alug one fall. Music Vas gwen by the
Raiaier Mandolin Cias aud the Acme
QaarSette. Hawkins will clear about sIoa
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ssoHosisH. April Is Especial. - The
snohomish Athletic Club is organizing =
baseball club. which II hopes will hold the
Puget sound championship for the season
OF isei, n the Snohomish club did last
year. Thornton and Bird last years ba:-
terry. will remain here. though they have
had Gathering offers elsewhere. The old
wsrhor.e. Roll. who held down second bag
for Piitsburg in days past, viii hold that
position. Practice has commenced. and
games viii be scheduled in about four
weeks.
Large quantities Of shingles are being
shipped East from Snohomish county.
The railroads are having difficulty in OBJ
tanning cars 10 handle the shipments.
Economists are figuring that a. these
shingles will be paid for within sixty days
the era Of good times and the revival Of
business is not far distant
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nrsEss TO srKIkE SATURDAY.


Ter Restoration Of wages-Lahor
Tveabfe In Alabama
PsrrsrrRs. April fs.-Arrangsmenss for
the coal miners strike. which IL ID take
place merit Saturday. have been entirely
completed. As . conference held today
between National Organizer Cameron
Miller and Distri-t President Csirnes. .
series OF meetings Vas arranged TO take
place While the strike 10 in progress,
70 keep np enthusiasm and hold
the men in line. In = few days circulars
viii se seat 10 the operators. notifying
them that the miners demand restoration
OF the old rrfte for mining. which Is -
cents In tins district. 1t 10 certain some
Of shs operators are now preparing 10 con-
tinas operations with rev men the mo-
msns their employees qatt. They claim
about one-haif of the 600 miners have
been idle most Of the winter. They are
consequently very poor and anxious 10 20
20 work ~ anv price
BisnISaHan, Ala. April IA posse OF
deputy shsriffs sent TO the Blue Creek
mines 10 quell any disturbances that
might sriss are stiil there No trouble has
occurred ~ thai point today. All the men
In this district except those in Walker
county have gone out, and in that county
meetings are being held today TO decide
whether or not they will Join the sirike.
IL 10 very probable tha, those sho have
not gone out will strike today. The situa-
tlon IL regarded - serious.
CossxIISvitLx. Pa. April is--Ths lead
srs OF the coke strike admit failure. and
ths men are ready 10 go TO work ~ any
tifua
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The empress Of Germany and her sons
have arrived a, Venice on board the Ger
man warsaip Ven Aoitke.
Eighteen hundred mechanics or the
Noscow-Caucasus railway have struck for
an increase Of wages There is much sci-
tation among the men empioyed on the
Charkcif railway.
The Spanish cortes was the scene Mon
dAy OF bitter dispute between Senior
MoTe;. minister of foreign affairs. and the
Marquis &c Mochsaas lt is believed the
eUtca ne will re duel. In fact. both have
appointed seconds TO arrange the terms Of
AfueeGgng.
The Spanish government has dismissed
the civil governor OF Valencia because he
did not give adequate protection 30 pil-
c-ims on their wsy to Rome The rope
has expressed pleasure a. the rroGaps ac-
iioa Of the Spanish government IA con-
demaiag tae attacks Oh the pilgrims.
IA the midst OF the preparations for the
flesse-Cohurs wedding a. Cohurg Monday
tire broke 0g; in the Hote. Believes on tie
Seh.oss pace. aisnoss next door 10 tae pa
see. The palace wss saved only By the
v~ering of the wind. The ntEacss excite
Ecens prevailed. Many OF the wsiaiag
guests were stopping a. the hotel, bus
rome were injured.
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4 Statement nv the tommssssener ofths
Gtaarai Land Offfce.

NAsglSsroS CRY. April u - ss-eiai. -
The com missioner az the general Land Of
ace ass received certified cory q: the re-
cent decision # ths supreme court regard
irs ee-taia lands GAINED ~ sAs Northern
Paste IN their grant between Portland
s1d TacunA. The prsaeirsl question set
tied by lsis decision was whether the
Nortaern Psesdc wss granted the land.
z.sns SO Ire from Portland TO Tacoma "A
i.sts. when Il received rs grant for is sRaia
lire The suprerse ecurs holds sh.: &; did
aoi. eas that they we're granted 20 the
company % iasnt resosntsea Of cor -rsss
which passed May 81. ts74 ''Is vas 10: a
reesnissen or eongress Of a. sx5siag
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E.rthouake shock =. El,en.bur~.

ELIEssBUsa, April iS-ESpeciaI. "A
shock of earthquake va, distinctly felt
here last evening 8, a.S8. The motion ap-
peared 10 be cas-, 10 west and noticeable
for about ten seconds. No damage VAS
done and very few people noticed IL
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The Edmfssou Trial.

SPOKANE, April is-In the Edmiston
case st Pomeror the prosecution had al Its
evidence in and had rested it's case, when
atiorneys for the defense made q motion
FOR dismissal and are now arguing the me-
ton. If dismissed he viii be tried on an
other. inform alton.
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DEEDS TO COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
M.KrrS. Wash. March % 1894.

To THE Epiros: Q) Is il necessary for q
wife 20 sign deed 10 community property
in order to make transfer OF same 90 Does
il make any difference il the property Is ii
husbands name, but in reality IS commu-
nifty property? SUBSCRIBER
I'D The wife must sign the deed. (e)
The wife must join in the deed. even IL the
property is her husbands sole esta;e.l
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E,.re,, Council Proceedings.

EvKEErr, April l6-lSpeciaL AT the
council meeting tonight ]. A. Bones resig-
nation as chief OF the fire department, Was
cep;ed. ". +. MeFall was appointed cap
sain of chemical engine, vice Palmer. re-
signed
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III. Capitol comm,..,on M.e.tue.

OLYMPIA. April i6-TSpecial. Capitol
Commissioner Joseph S. Alien. of Spokane,
Is expected to arrive here tomorrow. and
in the event of the arrival OF Judge Burke
meeting of the capitol commission viii
be held tomorrow: if not. . meeting viii
be held one week later
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Germany to Admit the Jesaisa

Berlin, April tS--The reichstsg today
definitely adopted the motion TO repeal the
anti-Jesuit law. which prevented the re-
turn Of Jesaits to Germany.
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INK TENSION LAW OF asss.

osrisG. ApEli G. is1a
fe rs8 EpyY0s. What YSnsASn tS~ " a.
adopted ia tss>f StrsCKINK&
60 arrears ~ pensions.
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TACOMA, April l6-IS2ecial l-Susscrip-
tons TO the railing mill subsidy are being
returned
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The cash balance in the treasury At the
close of business Monday was $751;. o., ae3
and the net gc.d si09, a5S. Ss4, which is o
loss over Saturday of s.. ISe, tis,
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st-cnxr rSeuza aseras he improvement Of
its crser nar. vnscn ne srsinstes coSsd b
dcne eccnom.saliv.
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Clothing Dept.

Nen's Psaia White Hsnsrftesed ard
Psasn Linen Hanaksxch4esA sell fo<
Boys Outing FlAnsel WAISTS. excellent
Pass Black, Brcwn. Tan and S.ass Cox
cred sax, Ersaes Lsase and Cossor--..
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carpets, rugs and curtains this
~eeA ss auction pgsesA PscsAs
" Carpet company.
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MEDICAL ExAMI~nNG BOARDS.
SAITH. April Q, 1894.

SE,TrIx. April 9, 1894
To THE EptroR: What states do not
have medical examining boards
SgRScGErA
I'VE know Of no state but Oregon. Ore
gon has more doctors in proportion to the
population than any other state.
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Dry Goods Dept.

s..:c , Par. : "a asss r'-s -''A lie
x2xs2 CneieacAed TURKISH Bath lev lie
s.s, regular CSC. ts4ay~ .-.-.-----
Purs Linen Dsmask Towels. kno<fea "a
fysnxs, coaered borders SSc vAue.---- ~
IA1sss' lfssa Lava HaadkerrAsesA Ia
villa scollsped and euss'd sdxsA 1890. Az
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Crockery Dept.

Decorated China SHAVING Mays. worth "a
xoc. N extra vasae as-.--.-.....-.-.... IL
Fancy pecerAsea China Crearaers. sell Ia
for s5e. oas To-Day ~
Tapestry Decorate. Vases. which are la
good vaires ~ sc. 10 % sacrificed fer AsS
Glass sugar Bo~is. regularly sold for Ito
SSc aad &oc, tass day. ~
Tsursfon's Silver Polish. standard price "a
sc, Rtalto spse.Al ~
etineA Class Jelly BowiA svesv day 1-o
price sc. next 10 hocrs- AsS
Fancy Decorated Tooth Brrxh Vases. Ia
honest S5c goodA this day. .-..-....... ~
Faacy Asserted colorec Might LArps.
complete IN every parsicalaf. worth Ia
soc. Tuesday psics.............-.---... ~
China Cups aud saucera. fancy dec TIA
Grated. 3sc TO soc, buf-...--.....--. AsS
Our regular Soc Decorated China 1-o
6oWo ..s..--..s-.-....ss..-...
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Wall Paper.

A poph,e Roll GILT Wall Paper. 35c
value. . variety Of passeraS .........
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Shoe Dept.

gilt EA<e Dressing" for ls1iss' and
caiidrer's shoes. standard -Se--.-.--.
SIX rrsnnes Etter-Do~n Boosees scr
tss DAISIES. .--.--.-..-.-...-s--s..
InfAats' Caancts NeccAxins. most of
Of them worth SOC ................
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Imported Preach Sasdsnes. patent Keys :
with boxes, Csc
Hesns Plain and Mixed Pickles. in ss-ps
hostiss. everywhere /. bits .............
Extr. Fine Table Fruiss. pus ap IN very :
rfeh syrup on'y .--.........,........~.
Ins OF Drief Grapes ~ 6surs seas :
vstaegs al peont. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
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Carpet Dept.
s-sccs Pc,es with brass tstrzatrSA con- 4
paete. for eAly. .-.-.....-.-...-.--..--.. =
Al extraordinary 1ns China straw 4
Mating, winner rs sc. -..-........ !
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Last Tuesday the uniform bargain price was
8Kc Today it's lie. And such values! Never,
never were they offered before. Remember, posi-
lively today only.
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Drug Dept.
Fine aoss 3sc Channels Sxtas Les towa IT,
hard when sol3 for ..................... IsS
Ktrx's "whi:e Rose" Fine SOAP MANI
factured 90 sell for soc. . u oasy saver ia
~ 3sc, bot gem OF oArgainf a. $500. AsC
Persian Insect Powder. sprinkle top -
can. good tor CSC. snI, day. ............ III
whisk Brooa,s. veives-top enas. worth IT,
CSC. brushed down so................. HI
Pcssie Of Florida Water. y sire. larger ia
than usual csc eo;s.e- ltC
Two packages caia mea Toilet Far-r. IT,
1000 sheets In ZACH. the worth 4cc. 1sC
CONNECTIONS.
SOC. eoc snd 7sc Candy. Of the ansss
French cream. Ia alb boxes. fal Ia
weight one 10 . ouyer...........-..... lsC
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-02

A tailor at Boise making weekly
from $l5 to $40 quit his job and join.
ed the army of the unemployed. There
may not Ie SO much money in the
change but there is evidently less
work.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 25.-The
Populists' Central Committee Of Ark.
has inaugurated a movement which
rivals the Coxey movement. The
committee at its recent meeting recon.
mended that where practical the dele
cations to the State Convention to be
held July 18th, come to Little Rock
in wagons and on horseback, and
bring as many others along with them
as possible, and that routes be mapped
out and meetings be held along the
roads every day. On Sunday religious
services will be held instead OF a
political meeting.
Boils, Assesses, tumors, and even
cancers, are the result Of natural
effort of the system to expel the pois-
ons which the liver and kidneys have
failed to remove. Ayers Sarsaparilla
stimulates all the organs to a proper
performance of their functions.