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SOCIETIES.

ENSIGN ENCAMPM ENT No. 81, /. o. O F
Meets first and third Friday OF each month
Visiting Patriarchs cordially nvited to attend.
W. II. ROUSE, S.P. COAN, &. p
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DIR. f. F. Crittendon. of Iowa, who
was with the hunting party plotted
through the territory by John DOhrer.
came up with the latter last week. He
is an old friend of A. l.. Noble with
whom he is visiting.
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n U q LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. 80.
VI LIS Os Regular Communications, IL st
aud third Monday evenings in each month.
Mrs. NJ. DELIRLE W NJ
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q " LOREN EDWARDS CAMP, No. l52
" Y =. of ", meets on LIST and ID Satur
day evenings of each month, In their hail on
North Main street.
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There seems to be difference of
opinion between Treasurer Potes and
his former emplOye, Mr.. GIasier and
one of his hOndsmen, Mr.. Currle. The
INDEX knows nothing of the contract
between the parties aud remains neu
trail i'll this controversy. Our columns
are open TO both bartleS.
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A. O. u. W. E Ess.. "a L S1a S IF Friday
llght. NJ. A. WUNER, NJ. w.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Mdwinter Fair San Francisco.
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QUALITY TEMPLE, No. ~, Pythian Sisters,
Y meet regular every Fad and 4th Thursday
evenings. All members requested to attend.
MRs. w. W. Cook, NJ. &c.
Mrs. HILL, NJ. X. and &.
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BARBER COUNTY INDEX,
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5. 1894.
A. T. Gs.F. r. r. TINE CARD

Eastern connection, leaves III 80 D. IN
kiOwH and Panhandle connection. and all
points in Texas, leaves ....... 10 :l5 a. III
Eastern connection, arrives. ....l:25 d. IN.
Kiowa and Panhandle connection and South
eTn mail. arrives. ..................5 500 u. III
All truins run daily except Sunday; only one
train; icayeS ut lois, arrives 900.
W. q. CORR, Local Agent.
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sharon.

There were few cloudy damp day.
last week and few sprinkles of rain
but did not wet down half an inch
The weather is mild yet for the time
of year but there is a general apprehen.
sion that should the mercury fall be.
low zero and remain there for day OF
two while the soil is so dry as it is now
the wheat will be destroyed. The av-
erage temperature IN this valley as tax.
en- at sunrise was as follows:
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Guy and Lail Sparks entertained a
number of friends at their home one
mile east of town, Saturday evening.
The party, it is said, was given in hon
N of Lail's crop of whiskers grown in
the Strip, which by the way, are SUI
perbly fine. Refreshments were served
before the guests departed and every.
one passed a very pleasant evening.
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DELPHIA LODGE, No. 40, K of p, meets on
Monday evening of each week, at the X. of Z.
hall. Visiting knights in good standing invi-
ted to attend. OTIs LORTON C. C.
\. W. LONG, X. OF X. & :.
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w. II. LOWRY, Commander
j. U. ROMIG, AdjutRnt.
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F. y. Lewis and E. IL. Nixon re-
turned from their hunting trip last
Saturday evening, having taken the
train at Canadian, Texas. Wal Rouse and
frank Read are on the road overland
ali d Will arrive in a few days. They
met with rather poor success, having
kill ID only one deer and some small
gam e. Frank Lewis killed the deer.
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genfler sex, every Of whom should subscribe to
Demorests Magazine. II you unacquainted with
us merits, send for specimen cppy H.ee). and
yon VII admit that seeing these THCABS has put
you In the way Of saving money by finding In one
Magazine eyerthing TO satisfy the literary wants q
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y |. .. .. F., Pioneer LODI g
ASSA No. l79.-Regular meetings
~ 49, every Tuesday even. ing V is
OZ~ itngbrethren I'm good stand
ing cordially invited.
j. ID. GANO,
Noble Grand.
s. L. ALLEN Reading SECRETARY.
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The w Omans Foreign Mission cir
Gle of the Baptist church will meet on
Thursday with Mrs. Cain, at 2 p. m.
The subject of helping the Children's
Home at Chicago Will be taken up.
Mothers what can you do for the
Home? The fathers and mothers have
left their little ones in our care while
they have gone TO take the gospel to
the heather and have said: 1--WE can
do all things for Christ" Mrs. Alice
StandifOrd, sec'y.
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Episcopal services will be held at
The Gu appel room on north main street
ON Th ursday evening Dec. 9Th at 7:3O
2. NJ. and also on Friday morning at
1920 O'CLOCK. The services will be con-
Quoted and sermons preached by the
Rev. c. L. Brady OF Manhattan, Kans.
the Arch Deacon of the Diocese and
are of the most able divines in the
state. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
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W. u. CORR. Local Agent.
The morning call., 1894-12-02

adapted for quick and strong work than Cor
belts are, who is regarded as past master in
the art OF delivering blow quickly: Inc
champion has frequently said that his ability 10
land lightning-iikr short.arm blows was due TO
the remarkable development OF his forearm,
which measures 141s inches. If this Is so
'FtZ' should do even better In this respect as
his 1917 inches VIII demonstrate. In waist
measurement the mn from the ADtipodeS
again shows well. He measures 80 inches,
while Corbett Is three inches larger This, TO
my mind, indicates that 'FiiZ' has greater
control ever his body than the other-that is.
he can get 1t out or the way quickly and with
lit lie eXettion.
The measurements also show that COrbett
Is heavier In the legs, which is not in his favor.
Between the waist and the calf are situated The
muscles which make man active. A compar-
lson OF the figures show that 'FlfZ' Is one inch
smaller In the thigh and is the same size as
CorDett around the calf. FItZ'' advantage OF
thighs are atty IN his favor. AS far as reach
Is concerned the difference OF half an inch in
Corbet's favor is not really OF any great con-
sequence. Corbett has heretofore met men
whose reach was by three or four inches less
than his, and In the only Instance in which he
fought man anywhere near his equal the best
he could do was TO get draw. That was with
Peter JAG son.
"Corbetps only real advantage. therefore. is
In his height. He stands one and quarter
inches taller than FitZ.' Considering that
FitZ' has many other lighting qualities quite
superior 30 the other, do not think his extra
height will help Corbett much. A hard blow
vi punt WOuiu IlO CudtnplOu
the same size as 'Fltz.' Everything considered,
/ think FitZsimmons' hackers can rest assured
that he will prove good run for their money"
In speaking OF the recent fight between Jack
McAuliffe and Owen Ziegler, this is what the
New York Sun says: "McAultfe claimed to
have broken his arm In the second round. He
used both hands In the third round His friends
this morning said his arm would be set to- day.
He was also strong enough to clinch ana hold
his opponent 10 The very last. The consensus
of opinion seems 10 be that Zeger's blows
were TOO heavy for the ChamptO0 and that Me-
Abilities sun had SET. Police interference was
all that saved McAulIffe."
The morning call., 1894-12-02

trout are even better shaped than Loeb Leven
nsh Also In Loeb Stennis. in Orkney. and In
many OF the tidal rivers they take on the same
markings as those of Loeb Leven. Then again,
In Loch Mulach- Corrie the trout look more ike
distinct species than Loeb Leyen trout and
YET tney are nothing else than ordinary Trout
sHered IN shape and color by the nature Oh ms
feeding found there
MANY thousands OF Loeb LeyeD trout nave
Deen distributed over the lochs OF sutherland
during the past few years. Many OF the lochs
INTO which they have been introduced nave
hshed year aflei year. aud l nave never yet
Deen able to tell the one from Inc other, nor
nave met any other angler mat mas, Which
SHOWS thal they have adapted themselves TO
their environments and have become the same
as their neIghbors"
MI: Cntney, after comparing several leIterS
whlch he had received from English ana Scotch
anglers ana cht by Ologists, sums up the prop
lem thusly: ut now seems 10 me pain mat
lhe toch Leven trout are Dothing more man
the Drown trout, with color ana cDaracteristlcs
que 10 environment and tood, ano, lhls oelhS
so, lhere Is just as much necessity Tor tne e&er.
else OF care and judgment In the planting OF
Loch LeVen trout with our natlve trout az There
Is IN planting the brown trout"
Mr. Bransdorff caught the hrst "hookpill' OF
the season last Sunday at Point reyes. he
states that there are only lew nsn IN tne
stream, and that angling for Whoppers VIII not
De in of0er until after the first frrshel.
several nice grise were cauSnt during tne
week I'D Novato Slough one OF Inc employes
on the Ferris ranch at Ignacio. caught a TWO
pouno striped bass In the slough last thursday
when fishing for trout
The morning call., 1894-12-02
The American Trotter.

A recent number of the London (England)
Times says: while trotting has by no means
reached the height attained by other sports its
growth during the present season has been
slow but sure. growth that must TO say the
the least, be gratifying to promoters OF the in
dustry. Aud now we find that another occupa-
ton has been opened for American enterprise.
1t appears rather singular at this time of the
year, In spite OF the extreme depression IN all
other branches of trade, there seems TO be
ting stock. While we will confess our
knowledge Of the subject is not very extern
sive, from what we gain from authorita-
tive sources, the American animal is conceded
TO be the ideal road horse. both as regards ac-
tion and looks. The ultimate result, as far as
we can see, is that in the future the American
trotter is 10 suppant the home article. the toy
hackney, and while we feel deep chagrin
that the latter has not neen able 10 maintain his
prestige, we extend TO the former a hearty
greeting"
The morning call., 1894-12-02
RUPTURE CURED.
Without Knife, Pain or Deten.
ton From Business.
The Location of DIR. C.. u. Ellis, the
Eminent Hernia Specialist-$25 for
Cure, Which Is Guaranteed or the
Money Refunded.

There Is no reason why rupture cannot be
cured when treated by physician who thor
oughy understands 1t. The majority of physi-
clans will advise the wearing of a truss which
acts as a support TO submit to a surgical
operation, after which, If the patient survives,
the wearing of an uncomfortable truss IS still
necessary. The treatment OF hernia without
the use OF the knife is simple application of
scientific principles by which the bowels are
replaced and toning and building up process
with the aid OF newly discovered methods,
which closes the openings and permanently
strengthens the muscles which govern them.
BY this method of treatment no operation Is
performed. there Is no detention from business,
no pain and no danger whatever, yet COM
plete and ornament cure is effected. This
treatment requires experience aud Knowledge
such as has been attained by DR.. q. T. Ellis
who has located elegant offices in the Colunl-
Dian building, GIG Market street.
DR.. Ellis has devoted much time and study &c
this especial branch of medicine, and has mel
with such unlfOr m success that be Will guar
aulee cure in each case he undertakes Dr.
Ellis has cured hundreds OF cases IN this city
and refers TO the following testimonials.
Mr.. James A: Box, Hettln, Trinity County,
CAL, writes: II suffered twelve years from a
rupture of so great a size that l could get nc
truss that would hold 1t, and the trusses were
only an additional torture My general health
The morning call., 1894-12-02
Fitzsinmons.
Although the nrnsne ct of meating he1w

Although the prOSpe ct OF meeting between
tDe chamnlons OF the heavy and middle weight
classes in Florida Is extremely doubtful, owing
10 the recent ultimatum OF the Governor Of that
state, there Is, neverthel So, a large number of
sporting men interested In the match, which
may, after all. be decided in New Orleans.
A prominent physician of New York said a
lew days ago, when a Herald reporter handed
him scrap Of paper, on which was printed the
measurements of Corbett ank FitZsimmOns:
II notice that the muscles OF The Australian
are superior TO the American. Fi2slmmons Is
ny no means the small man whtn compared
WI the champion his less weight indicates.
In many respects he is larger than his oppo-
nent, and his hitting powers are greater. The
HVe important muscles which provide the
power TO hit are well developed III "FitZ." The
same cannot be said OF Corbett. OF the five
muscles necessary 10 effective hitting the latter
mas only three we'll developed. These are he
shoulder back of the arm and abdominal or
side muscles
'Of the chest muscles and those that throw
the shoulder forward. 'FitZ' is better provided
tnan Corbett, which, with his generally perfect
muscular development as mentioned. give the
Australian the tremendous strength and hitting
power ne Is credited with. Unlike blacksmith
the middIe-weight chamnion's muscles are long
and supple. Corbetrs are more knotty in APP
pearance and smaller, aud he Is raw
ooneo. man, not very muscular one, having a
tissue. With Fitzsimmons the reverse is the
case. HIS bones are quite small, while
MS muscles are remarkably large. In con-
test OF strength and endurance this means a
great deal. So, while COrbett is the heavier
fllZSim mons Is the stronger.
Corbetts superior weight, therefore, should
MOI count so much in q contest with man like
the Australian, who is ecu lily as clever aud as
quick as the champion. Corbelt Is not by any
means the big man he Is generally supposed to
DC. for one of his frame and measurements he
IS comparatively light. FizsimmOns is smaller,
out heavier built proportionately. The meas
urements of the men around The chest will bear
me out In this statement Fizsimmons' chest
Is 4oA2 inches. with an expansion Of 31a inches,
while Coz Dett around the chest is SO Inches
with an expansion of only one inch In con-
test OF endurance lung power Is always an i'm
pOrtant factor
The measurements OF ithe shoulders of the
puglllsts show .FiiZ' To better advantage than
course, worth more han Co.bett's % inches.
LII shows that 'Bob's shoulders are better
The morning call., 1894-12-02

Now that the football fever has diminished
perceptlbly, and the students have turned their
attention to study, The people will feel like con-
graduating themselves on the disappearance
OF the long haired and noisy youths from The
public thoroughfares and parks.
The wheelmen have arranged for grand
club run to-day to Lake Honda. which will. no
doubt. be greatly enjoyed If the weather is at
all favorable.
Sportsmen who love the sport of duck-shoot-
ing will certainly have an inning to-day. as the
late storm brought with IT large number OF
birds from the north.
The pastimes OF to-day will consist OF tennis
at the Olympic grounds, courslng at Ocean
View, handball in the courts and rifle shooting
al the ranges
The morning call., 1894-12-02
THE GUN.
Good Shooting Should Be the Order
To.DaY-Scheme of the Gun Clubs.

TosDay-Scheme of the Gun Clubs.
The article which appeared 10 the sports
mems department of THE CALL of last Sun
day has stirred up the lovers OF Understanding
to sense of duty.
Those who oppose the European system of
preserving exclusively all good shooting
grounds for rich men should moi forget that at
the next meeting OF the Legislature deter
mined effort will be made by the gun clubs
that now claim exclusive right to shoot on the
entire SuISun marsh with The exception OF a
few acres of lit le value TO sportsmen-lo have
a law passed that will be TO their pleasure and
comfort.
Local sportsmen who are not exactly pre-
pared to yield 10 he English system "of all for
the rich and nothing for the poor" should not
fail 10 interest themselves in this matter, which
means TO them one OF two things, viz: con-
tinued enjoyment OF sport which they drarly
love or the disposal by sale OF the irons which
have afforded them so much pleasure up TO The
time Of the Inauguration OF duck-shootlng pre-
serves.
II duck shooters care at all for a
pastIme which has yielded 10 them many pleas
eyes TO the present condition of things and
place the questions Of right and wrong before
the AssemDymen ana Senators who have been
elected 10 The next Legislature.
For ewarned means forearmed and the sooner
the gislatOrs understand the nature of the
duck shooting preserve system, the better the
only for the pleasure OF the chase and not the
numbers OF birds that may be brought to bag
in days shooting.
If The gun clubs, as already stated, carry
their point at Sacramento. every inch of ground
on the Sonoina, San Bruno. Alvaradc and
Alviso marshes thai are of any account from a
spOrtsnlan's point OF view will be leased by
men who are now just waiting to see what will
be done when the Legislature will next con.
vene.
THE CALL has been, and will continue to be-
The champion OF the sportsman Of small me ans,
and IL offers the above valuable suggestions
trusting thereby that they Will not be lost sight
! OF and that the true sportsman will not be
caught mapping by those who lido not preserve"
the wild game OF the State.
During the week rain has fallen, but not of
| sufficient quantity 10 tempt the thousands OF
| north and east sides of The bay to venture in.
| land.
The storm had the effect of Increasing the
| supply OF quackers, and The CALL Will be
The morning call., 1894-12-02

To-day The lion and the lamb lie down to-
eether. The California Cycling Club. the Olym-
pic Club Wbeelmen and the Bay City Wheel
men, the three prominent cycling clubs of this
city. will participate in picnic run given by
the Bay City Whtelmen, the destination being
Lake Honda, near the almShouse. These three
clubs have always been at cross purposes, and
il is only recently that an active movement has
been on foot TO heal the old wounds and bring
the clubs together. This triple alliance should
be power in cycling politics, and as the Gar
Gen City Cyclers of San Jose and the Oak Leaf
The morning call., 1894-12-02
HandbaiI.

The following games Of handball will be
played at the Union court to- day: John Dillon
and William Kelly VS.. James Nielsen and Pat
rick Kelly; Charley johnson and A. Pennoyer
VS.. ID. Dougherty and Austin Hendy; Charles
Long and Barney Hughes vs.. z. McGlade and
George Ackerson.
AT the San Francisco court the first of
series OF winter games for a handsome cup viii
be played among the leading amateurs.
The morning call., 1894-12-02

was impaired so much
that l was unable TO
follow my usual occu-
patiCn. At last l con-
Guided 10 90 10 san
Francisco for treat
ment. After investl-
eating the different
treatments / decided
10 try DIR. Ellis meth
cd; it was highly re-
commended. | did 80,
and after only two
weeks he pronounced
me cured. 1t seemed
too good to be true. so
The morning call., 1894-12-02
THE WHEEL.
Three Clubs Will Join in a Picnic
Run to Lake Honda To-Day.

Club runs to-day: Bay City Wheel
men-TO Lake Honda.
California Cycling Club To Lake
Honda.
Olympic Club Wheelmen-To Lake
II Onda.
OakIsnd Cy cling Club - Road race,
FruitvRle to San LeandrO.
The morning call., 1894-12-02

ent physicians, who all agreed that 1 had no
rupture. / returned home in July and have
been laboring hard ever since, but have had 10
return of the trouble. 1 am able TO go without
any support. feel better than have for years
and consider myself permanently cured i sin
cerely advise any afflicted as l was to call on
DIR. Ellis, for l know IRON personal experience
that he can do all he PROMISES"
November 10, 1894 JAMES A. Box.
DR.. Ellis refers by permission to the follow
Ing gentlemen who have been cured:
Horace Orear, proprietor of the Oakland
ferry newsstand.
7. B. Toford, 1904 Sacramento street.
Frank Schlatter, Fortieth street, near Mar
ket, Oakland.
The morning call., 1894-12-02
THE RING.

Comments on Corbett and FitZsim-
mons by New York Physician.
In answer to many queries concerning Cor
bett and FitzsimmoDs and their respective
measurements the following comparison is
given:
The morning call., 1894-12-02
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
been well looked out for. and she will carry

been well looked out for, and she will carry
a heavy battery.
OF the third class the only representative
Secretary of the Navy is making q tour Of
inspection OF the eastern navy yards. She
carries only two heavy guns and several
small rapid-f1ring guns, and is now gener-
quarters are roomy and elegantly fitted up
When the Chicago. now flagship of the
European station. returns to this country
she will be fitted with a new set Of engines
and boilers. giving her several knots more
speed. These engines and boilers, which
are to be Of the latest type, are to be built
at the machine shops Of this yard, and the
plans are now being constructed in the bu-
reau or steam engineering. These contem-
plated repairs will make the Chicago a fine
modern cruiser. though she has always
been popular with officers and men.
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Naval Orders.

Ensign ]. L. Latimer has been trans
ferred from the San Francisco to the De-
troit, relieving Ensign Kaiser, who Is or
dered home. Lieut.. E. r. Harris. from
the Naval Academy and to hold himself in
readiness for sea. Lieutenant Commander
Franklin Swift, from the torpedo station to
duty as executive officer of the New York.
Commander E. F. Head, from the New
York to duty in the navigation bureau
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THE COURTS.

Equity Court, No. Judge Cole
Hume agt Schlueter: pro coRfesso set
aside. Brooks agt. Jewell order of publii
cation. Edwards agt. Jewell: DO Russell
agt. Russell: alimony allowed pendente
lite.
Circuit Court, No. Judge Cole.
Charles NJ. Smoot agt. Dellwood X. RI.
lott and VIM. e. Ewing. II. H. Schorp1
& Bro. agt. Edw. o. Walker. and Nathan
Schloss ct 81 agt Aaron Birkenwald; Judg-
tnanfs nv defauit
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The Damaged CaissOn,

Naval officials are much gratiied to hear
that the damages to the caisson at the
Mare Island navy yard have been fully re-
paired and that the structure is as good
as ever. The survey ship Thetis will be
placed in dock in a few days.