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AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE.

EENArE CoN.TIrrTIoxAL AMENDMENT No. II.
A resolution prouoiine to the people Of tn 3
state Of ,iGliforlia al amendment 10 sect.on
ssvsn, article cievou. of tho constitution OF
the stStt OF California.
Section 7. City and county governmSnta
may ne riersed and consolidated into one nar-
niclrsl government with one set OF OIL
1ors, and may be Incorporated under gem
eral laws providing for the incorporation
q organization of corporations for riu-
n.eipal paipo,es. Ihe prov gioLs OF this con-
sttuton apl,.icsb's to c.tles, and alao those np-
p4icab 10 connties SO far as not Inconsistent
or prohibited 70 cities, shall be applicable TO
oach consolidated GJvernment
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ComBsgnis Generate TranSatIantique

FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
COMPANY'S PIER tNEW) NO. AZ NORTH
~ river, foot OF Morton ST., New York.
Travellers by this line avoid both travel by
English railway and the discomfort OF cross
ing the channel in q small boat
La Brstagne, Novsmber 8.
La Bourgogne, Novem Der 10.
La Champagne, November II.
la Touraine, Novem Der %.
La Gascogne, Decembsr L.
La Bretagne, December 8.
New York to Alexandris, Egypt, via Paris,
ifst-class 81 90, kecond- class $1I6.
For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent
No. Bowling Green, New York,
J. F. FUGAZI j. co., agents, 8 Montgomery
ave. San Francisco. Branch office, 19 Mont
gomegy st. Tickets for sale by all railroad and
steamship Offices.
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F,~~ N ptxsr.,de.

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 26 Fire destroyed
a two-story dwelling belonging to J. W.
Roberts in this city today. The fire
originated from gasoline stove. The
houee and contents were totally de-
stroved; lose about $4,000, partially in
sured.
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were as follows:
Flour-Famiy Extras, &3. 20N3 80; Bakers
Extrsr $3.l5@3. 25; superfne, $2.3502.o0:
Wheat--Of1ring tree; buyers easily aupplied.
No shipping wheat, 1880, With go quoted
as a full ngure for something choice; milling,
S713 for selected stock. Walla Walla wheat,
zoe for fair average 60@65c for No. 2, and 40
@5Oc for off grade.
Barey-rhe tendency Is against the seller.
Quotations: Feed, fair to good, 75@76l1c;
choice, 7715Qe7sc; brewing, 5000; Uhevaiier,
standard, 81. 20.
Oats Trade is Slow offerings are liberal.
ST. I5m l. 20; fancy feed, 81. o5@l .Io good to
cheice, 97l5c,9$1 05; poor to fair, SOC 92}5c:
black, nominal; red, nominal, gray, 9oc@
$l.00.
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t1aily except SUNDAY. tonndays only. All
other trains daily.
Trains via Pasadena line arrive at Downey
avenue station Y minutes earlier and leave
minutes later. Palace vesti buled sleeping cars
sud upholstered tourist cars through to Kansas
City aud Chicago daily.
Personally conducted excursions to Boston
every Thursday. For rates, sleeping car rssef-
vations, etc., call on or address
e. w. MCGEE,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent, % N. Spring
81. and La Grande Statlon.
Ii. G. THOMPSON,
General Passenger Agent, Los Angeles
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by law. Tho legislature shall provide fer o
board of education In each county In the state.
The coGnty superintendents and the county
boards of education shnii have control OF the
examination OF teachers and the granting OF
teachers certificates within their respective
jurisdictions.
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AHonsahold Trenaurr.

D. W. Fuller of Canajoharie, NJ Y, says that
he always keeps DR.. Kings New Di.covery IN
results follow its use; that he wo1ld nof be
without 1t, If procurable. G. A. Dgkernall,
druggist, UatHkill, N. T., says shat Dr. King s
New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough
re remedy; that he has used it III mis- family Tor
eight years, and IT. has never failed 20 do all
that IL claim ed for it, Why nottry remedy so
long tried aud tested. Trial bottles a. q. F.
H+inzaman's :,32 North Main street Larg q
size, soc and $l.O0.
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silver Bullion.

Silver Bullion.
FAN FRANCISCO, Sept 26.-Silver bars, 63Iz0
633sc per ounce.
Mexican dollars, 53@53isc
new YoRK, Sept. 26.-Bar silver, 6314c per
ounce.
Mexican dollars 53l553I4c.
LoNnoN, Sept 26.-Bar silver, per ounce,
20 3-16d,
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CaSu uuOtdttOuh Wcro db lOlioWs.
Fiour-Easy; Winter patents, $2.50@2. 80;
strsights, $2,3002.50; spriug patents, i. 100
$50; spring stralghts, 81. POOP. 80.
Wheat-No. spring, 5lS52Hc; No. 3
spring wheat, nominal; 10. red. 51@5115c.
Corn-No. y, soc; y o. 3 yellow, 49s4,
Oats No. 9, 2s(075}se No 2 white, 31X@
3194c; No. white, 3Oi2@315a.
Barlev-No 2, 53Ac; No. 3, 51@53c; No.
FIsS, ,seed-No. 81, L4s.
Timothy seed-Prime, $3.50.
Meas pork-Per bbl., $l3 156h13.25.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, $S. 30S. 35.
Short riDs-sides, loose, 20D7.30
Sheuldefs-Dry- snfted. bored, vi. 50@6. 62lz.
Short clcar--9ides, bexed, $7.55Gg8.7U.
Whisky-Diatillers' finished goods, per gal,
ST. 33.
market was 1rm. Creamery, 15@25c; dairy,
Egg,, 1o,s@171lc.
oTHEx GRAIN MARKETS.
SAN FRANorsco. Sept 26.-Wheat; steady; De-
cem Der, s25sc; May. Gle.
Bariey-sisady, december, Sic; May, s64c.
orn- $1.3O.
Bran-S14 90.
LdvERPooL, Sept. 26.-wheat closed dull; de-
mand pper. NO. red winter, As 2d1a; No. 2
red spring 4s Cd.
Oorn-Firm: demand was moderate; nsw
mixed spot, Is I'd. Futures firm; demand
fair. september, As 3D. October, 4s Sd; Novem-
Fieur-Dull; demand moderate; st. Louis
fancy winter, 5s I'd.
Mops-At London, Pacific coast, steady; de-
mand moderate; f5g2 lOs.
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Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.
Grain and pI.ll stufrs.

BARtEY-Per GENITAL. T1-15
CoRN-per GENITAL, $l.25.
WHEAT-zer centai, No. /, Sl30; No. 2,
@1Filoua-Local extra family, per Dbl, $34o;
northern. S3.75. No..
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AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN.

eEsATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. 1g.
state OF California an amendment to article
thirteen OF the constitution, section one, in
relation to revenue and taxation.
Section /. All property II. tho state, lot ex.
empt under the laws OF the United states, shall
be taxed in proportion to it's value, to be ascer-
talued is provided by law. Tho word "proper-
ty," as used III this article ard section, Is hero
by declared to include moaeys, credits, bonds
stocks, dues, franchises, and all other matters
and things. real, personal and mixed, capable
OF private ownership; provided, that property
used for free public Libraries and free museums,
growing crops, property used exclusively for
public schools, ana such may belong to the
nicipal corporation within this state. shall be
exempt from taxation. The legislature may
provide, excsut in case OF credits secured by
credits OF debts due to bona flde residents OF
this state.
AMENDMENT NUMBER EIGHT.
ASSEMBLY, CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. u.
4 resolution to propose 20 the people OF the
state OF ,alifornia en- amerdnlent 10 s.cton
seven 70 of article nine (IX) OF the constitu-
ton of the state oil Cslifornis by increasing
the number OF memosrs constituting she stats
board OF education, by adding thereto tho
University OF California.
Section z. Tho Governor, the superfntend-
ent OF Public instruction. the President OF tho
University OF California, and tbs Professor Of
Pedagogy therein, ana the principals OF the
state normal schools, shall constitute the State
Board OF Eduoation, and shail com pills, or cause
to be corn piled, ana adopt, a uniform series Of
text books for uss in the common Boh hoolc
throughout the state The Stats Board may
cause such text-books when adopted, to 81
printed and published by The suser ntendent {
and when so printed and published, 10 be dis,
tributed and soia at Me cost price Of printing.
TEXTBOOKS 80 adopted shall continue In use noS
loss than four years; and said State Board shall
perform such other duties ss nay be nrescribaS
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xapk Of pEn.iand BuIiIon.
San Frnncisoo Grain Marriott.

LONDON, Sept. 26.-The amount of gold gone
intn the Bank of England today on balance
was els, 900.
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AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO.

EHEATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No, Id.
resolution proposing to the people OF tho
state OF California an amendment 10 SEQ"
ton threa OF article eleven OF the ccnstitu-
tioa Of the state Of California, relating 10
,he lorna ION OF new counties.
Section 3. Tho legislature, by general aud
uniform laws, may proyido for the formation
Cf new cocniies; provided, however, that no
new county shsll bs estabiahed which shall re-
TUE any county TO r population Of less thln
eight thou. aud: nor shall now county 10
formed conialuing n le,s onuistion than dye
Thousand: nor SHALL any line thereof pass
within five miles OF the county s~as OF any
county propo sod 10 be divided. Every county
wniab shall ~ enlarged OF crsatod from terri
tory tageu from any otha coduty or countisa,
sha,l be liaD e TOR JUS. proportion II tue ex-
isting debts and liabilities o. the county or
counties from which such territory shail he
taker
AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE.
ASSEMBLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. Y.
A resolution proposing an amendment to thc
constitution of the state of California, by
adding u NV section to article thirteen OF
the said constitution, to ht mum bered 9ec-
tion twelve nnd three-fGur.hs (l2s<, relat-
iug TO revense and taxation.
Bacnon I2yz. Ffuit and nut-heari n Z trees nm
der the sge .: fonr years ON the time OF plant
ing Ia orchard form, aud grapevines under che
ego OF tnfs3 years from tho lime OF planting in
vlneyala forin ahRl b. exempt from taxstion
and nothing ia tiIi- articls shall be construed
~ subjecling such treus and gcapsvines to tex
AtiGn.
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San Frencisco Prod uc..

Van FrhnGIEOO II FUuucFs
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.-The vegetabel
Ju.5kct Ia well supplied.
prices are steady as a rule.
at,uaents OF potatoes and onions are re.
pertel to china and Mexico Potatoes ave
Il iner tone
Corn is becoming scarce.
Buyers have Il c sdvantage in the fresh fruit
market.
Peaches Hni p a. sre easier
Cranberrles n Oted Mt $l2 per barrel.
Grapes nre plenty ara peor.
IN arr. higher.
No change II bnter or eggs.
Cheese is c "a
Poultry du,. aad weak
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.rn.anln.

New YoRz, Sep. 81 Petroleum frmer;
penusylyauia oil Na e, none; option sales,
none; G osed at S27sc BID. Lima option sales.
none.
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Chiongo Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, sept. 26.--Wheat opened weak and
so fnished, AZ $50 for December.
The cor n market was very weak.
Oats followed corn.
Provisions acted in sympathy with graip
The leading futures closed as follows
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Southern Pacific COMPANY

I'M OKTANT CHANGE OF THE.
SHPT. IL, 1894.
Trains leave and are due TO arrive at
LOS ANGELES ARCADE DEPOT),
FlfLh Str.et daiIr az HILLARY.
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Tuesday, November 9Th, A. D. 1894.


Each ballot used ut such election must con.
tain, printed thereon, tue words:
Assembly Constitutional Amendment Yes.
Number Eight. NO,
senats Constitutional Amendment Yes;
Number Fourteen. No.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment. ! Yea
Mum Der Seven. No.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment { Yes.
Number Twelve No.
senete Constitutional Amendment Yes
Number Seventeen. 20
Spsa SamDei sassso'''n'' ssSsn. An'pon''' M. so.
Senate Constitutional Amendment Num- Yes.
Der tixteen. No.
Assmbly Constitutional Amendment Yes.
Mum er Thirty-one. mo
Senate Constitutional Amendment Num- Yes.
bsr Twenty. fNo.
Witness my hand and the great seal OF the
Etste, affixed at SACRAMENTO, the day and yoar
first above written.
sEAL.l H. H. MARKHAM.
Governor.
Attest: e. G. WAITE,
e53m Secretary OF State.
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Mountain Berries at Altnouse Bros Tel. sos.
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PROCLAMATION.
HrATE OF CALIFORNIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
EACuAMYNTO. Auguag a 1894

,
6AcRAMENTo, August a, 1S94.p
wHEREAp, The legislature OF the state Of
Caliiornip, at its thtrtlcth session, beginning
on the second day Of January, A. d. 1888 two
thirds of all the members elected to each OF tho
houses OF ssid legislature voting in favor thare-
of, proposed the following described amend
nents TO the constitution of the state of Califor.
ais, to-wit:
AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE.
ASSEMBLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. @
A resolution to propose 10 the people Of the
state of Callforf IN an amendment 10 the Con-
stitution of the state, amending Section ono
of Article Two taereof relative to the right OF
suffrage.
Section L. Every native male citizen Of the
United ststes, every melv person who shall
have acquired the Rights OF citizenShip under
or by virtue of tha tre.ty OF Quotetnro. ana
every male naturalizod citizen thereof, who
shAii have become sucn ninety days prior 10
any lection. o. the age OF twenty-one years.
VINO shah have been resident OF tho state one
Year nexE preceding the election, and OF tho
couaty IN which he claims his vote ninety
days, and In the election precinct thirty daya,
ehAll be entitled to vote at al elections which
are nov or y eieufter be authorized by law |;
pTOuidcd, no nettve OF China, no idiot, no In
Bune ye' SO y. no person convicted of any iafam-
GUS crime, no person hereafter convicted OF the
embe 2zlcment or misappropration OF public
money. and no person who shall not be abe TO
read the Constitution In the Eagl sh lRugusgo
end writo his name, shall exercise the
privileges of an eeotor in this state; proride6,
that the provisions OF THIS amendment rslsiva
TO an educational qua fcation shall not apply
TO any person prevented by physical disable
tty from complying with ii, reQuis tions, nor to
any person who now has the right to vote, nor
70 any person who shall ba sixty years of age
and upwards at toe time this amendment shall
take effect
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MINING SHARES.

BAN NFRANcIsco, Sept 26.-The Off cal closing
quotations for mining stocks today were as fol.
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sSundays only A5undays excepted. Bsat
trdayB only.
CATALINA ISLAND.
Southern Pacific Company's trains connect
al San Pedro with Wilmington Transportation
Gom panv's 1us sleamers
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Dr. Parker, 4 nsiss, 70 wss. First street.
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chln,.o onl d aooa IlnrraIn.

u. w. Burnett "a tho owner OF a piece Of
land ON the American river, near Salmoa
Falls, IN III Dorado county Tho river bed
there, for 100 or 200 ynrte, Ind never been
mined. Some Chinese made him nm oilor
20 lraso this land for mining purposes for
two years, offering 20 pay him 500 for
tho use thereof This was declined This
ChiDeso were persistent, though, and af-
ter bartcring for awhile Mr. Burnett told
them they could have the land for tho
time stated for $3.50, half 90 DO paid
IN advance nndlthe balance ut tho end Of
the year
The offer was accepted, aud Mr.. Bur
nett WIS cnngratuleiiug himself On his
bargain and considered the Si5 10 have
come into bis possession easily
He wns not long in changing his mind.
AS soon M tho lease was signed tho Chs
nese hognn 10 work A force OF rs or 20
men were employed by them. 4 wing
dam was buIlt and n wheel and other ap'
puratus put up there, tho cost OF which
was not over $500 or $500.
About three days inter Il WAS rumored
that tho mine was producing l300a day
An investigation disclosed tho fact that
the heather had sent away So 500 worth
of dust within week after they began
work. Several Thousand dollars worth
OF dust WIS also disposed Of Ia Chinatown
and handed over 90 ono OF the Chinese
merchants hcre.--Folsom Telegraph.
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A Pennsylvania senator told the other
day nii aneudoic 10 ILLUSTRATE ihe high
standard Of political morality In the Kty-
stone state There was an old Dutchman,
a FARMER, thrifty and prosperous, who hud
been carefully saving Tor many years ~
nnlly he was elected TO the legislature lt
was n peculiarly profitable session. Thera
were several railroad charters up for con.
sidefatlon Hans served faithfully, neyor
broke silence, and always voted and at.
on the legislature had adjourned, surprised
hIs friends AZ home by laying the fonnda-
ton OF 10000 house, while there were
rumors Off SEA. 900 hank deposit
"Ilaye you had a legacy, Hans" asked
n neighhor at last.
"Ob, no. was the reply. ~ have only
been saying,N
but how could you manage 70 save
$50 600 on three months salary OF ssn
dayf"
"Ab,r responded Hans complacently,
that was very easy. You see my wlte
didn't keep no hired girl last winter, n
Boston Advertiser
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Married Good and STRONG,

A couple called upon a well known ttis
tice Of the peace Ia Webster county w.
va. and desired 10 be pronounced man
and wife. The sturdy old officer OF tlie
law. fully coQnlzant Of the important duty
he had to perform, discharged in THO
following impressive and obviously novel
manner;
''By the authority vested in me o. on
officer Of the great stnte Of West Virginia.
which IL sometimes called the switzerland
Of America; by the hill Of half developed
corn aud Qroundhog holes that spread out
around US; by the howl Of the coon dug
and the gourd vine whose clinging IN
drills will shade the entrance 70 yphF
dwelling place: by our hillside pumpiaus;
whose frost bitten presence reminds one "
the melancholy face Of his grandrlothsr'
by the heavens and the earth, and "a 'ne
uresence nf these Witnesses, pronounce
You man and wifcp'--cor, Washington
News
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7TNANCE AND COMMERCE
r,Eo Turn for the Better All Around-strono
- Stock Exchange and Reasons Thereor-Ru.
mors of War Help Wheat

ruary shipments, but the burden :, ,.
qulry. u'e spot IN
IT win be remembered that lac, can =,
demand from Europe ,yas ay,, ."'i we we
small and about the onlv h,s, heeeu'''eiE
couiu be done by exporters was a.. 40,
ineht after January. Most OF tbess ', coi,
tracts Tor later shipment have NOT Wa, Soe,,
covered by purchases OF SPOTS ana ~
rapid depletion OF stocks on this sidn CON,
o,hed with the probable light novs,nn,,,
rom now on win no doubt have the of
.set OF causing cautious exporters 10 an
.ne,r requirements before the sunplv ~
rather the selection, of desirable cottons
may be stu further contracted. Factors
40 not seem to be anxious sellers AZ ann.
.alions and offerings from the interior
are very light ''''''V'
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PLAYING 4 STRANGE pAar.
An Actors Experience as tho Hind Lees or
arronrrly rIephnnt.

arroperty Elephant.
"ouo OF my strangest and most uucom.
Portable experiences, sir, was being tho
hind legs ot on clcphantw says an actor
in Cassclls Journal "l'd gono out to
Australia, like many other young fellows
do, or rather did few years ago, with
tho fixed idea Of making my fortune
Needless 20 remark, failed dismnlly. aud
soon lost the little money ala possess |
had been well educated mud tricl one
thing after another, with the ipYnrlahle
result that cvcry market seemed over
stacked, Asa last resource went around
20 tho theaters to try 20 get job, At
one | was successful, being Told that iona
OF the Chaps wasill. and the boss In soay-
ing temper iinade my way round and
arrived IN timeto hear the aforesaid boss
remark somewhat loudly and in scarcely
polite language,
What does the "hiud legs" mean by
being illY His business * 60 I've "hind
legs, and Il he doesn't turn mp tonight
he won't have another fob In my thcaterH
lathcr tlmidly approached and asked II
| could perhaps supply the missing mans
place. Wen, Young man, 81 yon'l n come
and be "hind legs OF mn elephant, YOU
can; " not, clear out; the pays 10 bob
week The outlook was not cheering,
but was too hungryto bc proud, 80 Nn-
swcrcd that had no knowledge OF tho
duties OF hind legs, but ] would DO my
hest and hoped that few rehearsals
would perfect mo, | followed the front
legs, who had been witness OF this in
tervicw, and was quickly srt 20 work.
First, had 90 put Qua pair OF largo, loose,
dirty brown looking trousers, with the
cardboard feet attached They were kept
ON by straps over my shoulders,
NTho front legs' nttred himself in
similar garment Then we both stopped
down 60 about half our height, and
large, dirty brown covering was drawn
over us 20 form the body, to which the
head, etc, was attached The cord work
iDg the trunl, WAS given into front legs
keeping while was accommodated with
TINT appended 90 the tail. AZ first It was
most difficult 90 arrange our stridea prop
crly, and We commenced by the front lrgs'
making up his mind 20 take a walking
tour 10y himself poor hind legs descend
ing into little Jog trot Rallop 10 keep
anywhere near. Then we found the posi-
tions reversed. aud was told 20 stop trip
ping mp thcm front legs At last we vera
fairly perfect and We're released with ach'
ing heads and stin backs til the evening
performance. was naturally pretty pune
tnnl for the first time, but when the cry,
the stage waits for tho elephant Was
heard no front legs was thcre, The man
agcr was furious, aud the audience inpn.
tent, when at last my other half was dis
covered ia the bar only getting drink
He was promptly hauled along, but tue
walk Of that elephant was decidedly cu,
riouR during the evening. However, We
managed TO get along somehow, but
wasn't sorry when my week came 20 an
end. aud, taking into consideration the
discomfort Of head aud baeknche, the do
oidedly uuolean condition OF the skim
and the long hours spent in reheersals and
| performances, ] don't think ever took a
more hardly earned 10 shillings.
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Veias o. T-x5s February H--Br.sian
steam shlp ScaWaby W-ai OUTSIDE thls
morning 90 cnplfte .4allnE aY~n ~
tweniy.thrae FEET win Houston manu-
lctufrd uqldIcts and vine caak stay
from Log4naporL Ia for Bremen ela
Hamuurg ,,.i.
N0rNoVl steam nip auii- tlhlilAlis
adea f5r R5;ttrdaui ana Hamburg %
atm III ready - saA
british stezmsh.p Whte jacket, f9g
Gcruaa aui Dutch pofis Win cotton ann
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Chicngo Market.

Chicago, February 27.--wheat recovered
it's bunish tone today and scored &c adj
vance. Fair buying smaller loading for
European importing countries last week
reports Of a decrease in English visible
and better clearances caused the advance.
\ little selling near the close caused a
slight reaction, but May closed only IS
from the top.
Corn, oats and provisions were firm, but
dull.
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LnlAL pI.IoE crMnENr.

Thefou7winr are the ruling prices for
groceries. etc 10 the market today
AXLE GREASE Diamond. i5u5)e,
OIL G5lt75c Boston coach Oh. per case.
pints. $40; per case, quarts. $3.50
AsiMUNiTION-PoW per kes, 500;
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Another lie nailed,n mnfmuied the
lawyer as he looked et fhe mack ~ ~
mlnutssn sign he had just Fastened 2 ~.
Office door, and then Departed 'of tns
races Buffalo Courier
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GalylsUll, TeN1-, F-bruuTy q
Receipts ths day. BY Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Re 2I9, international and Grelt
Northern BIS Miss uH, Kansas and TaNas
49, 15tnl 6ii
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FAMILIAR
%d= EATUEESl

Az well kr swn. prof ably, To the general
public as ire face OF say leading gtnte5-
10 An Of p. ointment man IN public IRE, arg
Lhe iEteliGent and len VIOLENT features OF
the gentle ran = rose pOrtr Il rdofnB ihiB
ell nin, ana from ocean % ocean. from
Tho great iaker 70 tnp SUR We can hear
1t on ever p jia' " My alF 543s
the founder. the head tho principal con
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