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The morning call., 1894-10-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

CPECIAL BARGAIN.
s26OO-26 acres level land only miles from
Nacaviile, from depot; about acres bearing
fruit balance all In trees from l TO 3 years Old:
good income this year: cottage S rooms; good
outbuildings. CANAAN d LYON, 215 Kearny "a 81
~ home near sau francisco; all clear; Will ex
change for city property good business and paw
difference IN cash. A. NJ. SPECK. 10 Montgy.
G1OnO 10 ACRES PRIME LAND: TE-
u IAOO. hama County. close TO town; house
and barn; acres assorted fruIt-peaches, apples
this is fine place; terms easy. Particulars b.
MIHAN, 53l California ST. oc24 2ts
GS6OO $40 ACRES OF LEVEL LAND, 41a
tNOOUO- miles from Fresno City house. barn
and well. ASHTON d GARDINER. oel9 1T
T II AND OACRE PIECES; A1FoR CHICKEN
q ranches: on and % years credit; S25. $50,
$40 and 500 per acre: within l mile OF town
Market st, san Francisco. ocI6 If
81 ACRES GRAZING LAND. HOUSE. BARN
-2 chicken house, horse. wagon and cows; sell
ing cheap; opposite machine shop, SausalitO. APP
ply FRANK AOLO on premises. oct 10 I'm
DEDINGToN TRACT, ADJOINING TIL PROP
IL erty OF the ltaian-Swiss coloHists Geyser-
vile, Russian River Valley; only few more of
the $50 acre tracts left: send for map and partlc
ulars. Ioc7 lml j. 7. PETERS. Mills building.
MARIN COUNTy-5OoO ACRES 26 MILES
vi from San Francisco.
RANCHO DE NOvATo
Tracts OF any size desired fruit, grain sand
vegetable land; no rr gato9; both rail and water
transportation; $40 to $75 per acre; easy terms;
town OF NoYato; graded school hotels and stores
on the property; send for circular.
Dairy for sale with or without cows.
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 81
and So. Chronicle building sci II
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TINE FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND
40 mil es from this city. In lots to suit from 10
acres upward; very easy terms. Maps, views and
full particulars will be sent on application to
CANAAN 81 LYON, 2l5 Kearny ST., 5 f., or GEO
T. TBoWBRIDGE, Cotati. Cal. aul9 r
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ROOMS WANTED.


DOOM AND BOARD AT NOT MORE THAN
II $50 desired by young man; private family.
Address. with particulars, Y. NJ. box l44, Call
Office.
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M ANTED-COATMAKE APPLY S CLINE,
w 2S2 Montgomery ave.
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4 ROCERY AND BAR; LIYING-ROOMS;
" occupied by present owner 16 years; will be
sold very cheap. {. SHEA, 24O Mlnna st. oe25 SIS
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AGENTS WANTED


u AN fED-2 OR 3 YOUNG MEN OR WOMEN
~ OF good appearance to solicit for a magazine;
commission salary. THE j. DENYING co,
room II. Flood building se3O II
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.

COL GETZ BRO, REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
- NO. l3 POST ST.
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HOUSES wANTEI

IA ANTED-HoUsE OF OR ROOMS, WITH
" large back yard and stable; anywhere round
Hayes Valley. Cali or address p. NJ. SULLIVAN.
500 Franklin ST., corner Fulton
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
pARGAIN-4 LOTS FOR SALE. Mr. SAN LE-
ID andre road for $780, 32e McAIlster st. rs If
DENTS ARE EXPENSIVE.
CHAs P. KERN, 9O2 Broadway. Oakland. will
build you home on your own plans In any part OF
Oakland on installments. aui2 SuTurh tt
G.O76O BROOM HOUSE: LOT 5OxlOO; 9
tDA ~. blocks from City HALL Call or ad-
dress w. W. BLOW. 1910 Broadway. Oakland.2l
O.lT6n CASH; a BARGAIN; HOUSE OF 5
ID Z w rooms and bath Address WILLIAM
I. TODD. 1910 Broadway. Oakland. oc24 q ex su
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
016nn $3.50 CASH, $15 MONTHLY: COT
u COO. tage 4 rooms and bath: 27xl25
S1s50-Sl5u cash. $40 monthly; cottage 3
rooms: 50xlUO.
S22bO-$l5O so cash, s25 monthly; cottage rooms
and bath; 35xl00.
$2650-$50 cash, $25 monthly; cottage rooms
and BATH 81 :6x 100.
$2750-s200 cash. S26 monthly cottage rooms
and bath: 33x14S.
S375O-SlOO cash, $50 monthly cottage rooms
and bath; 81 :6xb0.
$3SjO-2 fine Groom houses on a northeast
ner: street IN perfect order; 56xl15; splendid
chance for 30 days only.
The above are ali new houses and contain all
M odern improvements: streets in perfect order:
also several very cheap lots; open Sundays ana
holidays: houses to rent from $40 up.
MARCU Sc d KENNEL.
Of1ces-62S Market St., city: Bay-st. station and
Hgh-st. station. Alameda. se6 ThSaTu IL
a WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS THE
n WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing.
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A MERICAN BREAD AND CAKE BAKERS
- supplied from Bakers Hail. 81 SA H oward st
country orders promptly attended To by the
retary. Oc2f
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pARBERS-3 CHAIRS. COMB CASE: GOOD
IL business: rent $l2; must leave city; for 5 %.
Apply Call Branch Ofice oc25 2u<
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MONEY no LOAN.
GOO 000 FURHITURE. PIANOS, HORSES,
SCZO.OOO. etc. Howard I0I 81. AIMS bldg tf
GUMS OF $50 70 $4,000 ON FIRST AND SEC
- end mortgages. city realty. estates pianos dia-
mohds, ,:bieycIes. SPECK. l9 Montgomery. oel3 II
OANs. ANY KIND. REAL ESTATE OR COM
IL mercial. A. NJ. AN ES $50 Market st. oe9 I'm
ON ANY SECURITY. Al Low RATES. DEAL
W ing confidential 43 Crocker building. oc3 ON
TrIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE: q PER CT
j 300 upward. MURPHY, b28 Market. 28 If
ORIGINAL UNCLE BILL LENDS MONEY oS
" everything; all business strictly confidential.
$50 Market, NE.eor. StocEton. rooms. l7&lS. ~ ly
MONEY LOANED on JEW WELRI AND OTHER
II pauables at the Security Loan Bank, 1905
Market mr.. Mason: private entrance Turk ap3tf
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
- 63S Kearny: only corporation that lends money
on diam monds watches; low interest. ocz u
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fi1AiLOR'S STOVE, IRONS, ETC, FOR SALE
L cheap. 272 stevenson St. near Fourth. % 3t%
BARRIERS, GOOD 2-CHAIR SHOP FOR SALE.
j. Apply DECKELMAN BROS, 106 Ellis. % 3%
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS THE
II WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper for mailing
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LNGLISH SUPERIN NTENDENT EXPERI-
l. enced in taking charge OF geutIemar's stable
and taking charge of men, SO and found; gar
dener and man about place; private family, $50.
C. r, HANSEN & Co, 10 Geary st.
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"a ANT TO BUY-A RESIDENCE; 10 ROOMS;
~ lot 5pxl27: Western Addition: Pacific
Heights preferred. at sl2.O00 TO Sl4, 900. Ad-
dress POstofice OK 2437. oc25 1t
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L Rec COFFEE AND ROLLS. HOME LODGING.
house, 704 Sansome; single rms zoe, 81. SO wk
4 GOD BARBkR-SHOP FOR SALE; CHEAP;
VI good location: only $50 rent; long lease:
good business; reasonable offer accepted. Inquire
321 Sutter st. auction-house. ocl9 8L$
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i}ARBER-SHOP: CHAIRS. STEADY; ON
! account of disagreement Of partners: very
cheap; hnest location in town. Apply Call Branch
Once. oc23 3t$
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"A ANTED-BOY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE
~ on iron railing 1885 Mission ST
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CHOEMAhER ON CHILDREN'S SHOES; FAC
~ tory work, by hand. 436 Sixth st
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- CHOEMAKER-GOOD MAN on REPAIRING
- wanted 937 Eighteenth ST.. cor. Castro.
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HELP wANTED-CoNTrNUED
MALE uELP WANTED.

I EARN TO CUT AND MAKE PERFECT DRESS
- without trying on; test free for one week;
Laurence method. 1921 Market 81. ocl9 6m
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W NAhTED-ROOMMATE; ONE WHO WILL
" take c0Tnet lessons in exchange for same.
Address NoEnet. box l56. CAL Bran ch once 3.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANIED-MlSCELL EODS.
IL ANTED-SMALL RAIL OR TRACK IRON
- for mining purposes; state location, condi-
ton and price Address 1. B PINE, Mokel umne
Hill. oc25 IT
u, ANTED - FROM 2 40 INCH CENTRL
" fuga pump, second hand, and must be in good
order. g. r., box 81, Cal Rranch oc24 3t%
I ADY'S SAFETY, CLEVELAND PREFERRED.
j IN exchange for stylish Surrey beach wagon,
oak fnish cost $I75 10 order; sacrifice. 1l5O Mis-
sion Sc. oc23 II
change for upright piano. Address u. T.. box
l45, Cali Branch. oc23 3tF
"a ANTED-A GOOD SQUARE PIANO: PRI-
- Vate party. Address Z. H., box "a, Call
Branch. oc23 3t%
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CELL Us YOUR OLD SHOES; BEST PRICE
- given. 564 N issfOn, 63l15 Sacra mento.au17 3m
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= <ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE. INQUIRE Al
- z54 Eighth ST. OAK land. oc25 ST
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COATMAkERS WANTED; STEADY WORK
- good wages. I3 Sansome St
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QI0O TO $500 FOR LOTS OPP. STRAW
u lVO berry Hill: 2 and blocks from PARK,
near electric road; S25 down; balance 50 and $40
monthly sol. GElZ a. BRO lS Post ST
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COLORED LAD TO SHINE SHOES. CAL
y after +. NJ room 3. Nucleus building. >
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DARTNEK WANTED IN SALOON: COOL
chance for right man. 3I9 Third 81. oc25 IT
The morning call., 1894-10-25

RARBER-sHOP FOR SALE. Us THIRD 81
IL
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-22
CHAPTER Nj.

Valerie Ross was in her room alone,
her face was pale, but her eyes shone
triumphantly.
Her plan had worked even better
than she expected: the loss of the dia-
mOnds and plate, and Alice's disap-
pearance, were now looked upon as an
arranged thing.
The country rang with the news of
the young Countess Darrell's elope-
ment and robbery.
Two days had elapsed, and as yet no
trace could be found of the fugitives.
Valerie saw nothing OF Roy during
this time; he was shut in his own room,
hiding his head beneath the disgrace.
His mother was an altered woman:
she seemed suddenly aged.
The loss Of the diamonds was sOr-
row to her, but she grieyed far more
over her son s acute pain: she knew
alone what Alice's flight meant to him
not disgrace only, but desolation and
broken heart, for Roy loved now as
he never had or would again.
In her bosom lived many bitter
thoughts of Alice, and the same to the
proud honored woman was as a blow
almost too heavy to bear.
Valerie's sympathy and tenderness
were very soothing to her, but brought
at the same time a sigh of sorrow as
she thought of her sons wrecked life,
and that Valerie could never be his
wife now but through the shame OF d
divorce or death, and though she
judged Alice harshly, she was too
good a woman to pray for her death.
On the third day Roy left his room
and went down to the library, he had
made up his mind to go abroad for a
time. and also to persuade his mother
to leave the Castle and seek mental
change after all the trouble she had
endured.
Valerie heard him leave his room,
and trod softly after him.
"Roy," she said as he was about to
enter the library.
He turned.
"Valerie," he said quietly, ''forgive
me: did not hear you coming
She gazed at his haggard face with
heart that burned from it's jealousy.
She had not thought Alice's flight
would have tried him SO terrlbl y.
''How i'll you look.' she exclaimed.
II feel tired-sick to DEATH" the
Earl answered, passing his hand over
his eyes.
"What are you going to do?" she
asked hurriedly.
Il am making arrangements to leave
here and go away"
''Do you intend to follow them:
The question was asked lnvoluntarlly'
Rows face darkened.
II Shall seek him, if [ go to the end
of the world" he said quietly.
"Where shall you go first" Valerie
questioned him hurriedly.
Roy shook his head.
no BE CONTINUED.
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Markets by telegraph.

Observation-Disclosures Wheat--Weak;
No. spring, 56l9c; No Northern, 62c; May,
No. 9 white SOC; No. 3 white, 29l4@33c. Barley
-Nominally steady; No. ., 49c; sample on track,
42@4sc. Rye-Dull and dropping; No, l, 1870.
Provisions Steady; pork 30; lard, 1855.
NEW IoRK-Flour-Dull and weaker. Wheat
Receipts. 1000 bus; sales, 10000 bus; OPP
tons No 2 red opened tirmer on better cables
liquidation; May, IS 7-16(06414c; July, 65 11-169
66lc December, 7o34@7114c. Rye-Dull and
nominal. Corn-Receipts, 700 bus; sales, $4,000
bus options No. every dull and weaker with
wheat; May, 4314@437sc. oats-Receipts, $500
bus options, No. nominal; track, white
state, 50@41c:, track white, 90 Western $50
mess, $50. Pork-steady; new mess
1s.5o@14oo; family, 1890; short clear,
1860 80. Lard : Steady. prime Western,
opened quiet larger receipts than expected
state dairy, 16024c; do, creamery, 17@21c
Western dairy, 13@l7c do, creamery, 17@27c
state large. 9C0l154c; small, 10@M1234c; part
skins, 4M10c; full skins, 2@215c. Eggs-Re-
ceipts. 4,756; dull; Western, 1916: Southern,
steady; crushed, -; powdered. 44c; granu-
lated, 4l4e. Petroleum-Dull; all ports, 300
pentine-Quiet; SIC. Molasses-ouiet Rice
Quiet; domestic, 31GGo6c; Japan 4IGa419c
Freights-Steady. Rosin-Steady strained, com
mon to good, 1lo@1.15: Tallow..stcady; city,
hhds. 47s@5c; country. 5@51sc. Hay-steady.
cHIcAeo-close : Wheat = Easy; cash, size;
s1Ic; May, s67S@$624c July, 372scc. Oats
Easy; caIa, a2s14@s2o54c;; February, 2914c: May.
sc. PoIx-steady; cash, 12.12l9; May, 12.221a
July, 12.z5. Lard-steady; February, 755: May,
7.271%: July, 40. Short Ribs-Steady; Febru-
airy, 6.25: May, 632L. Rye-Steady: 44c. No.
/ fiaxseed-Firm; 1.3911. Prime timothy seed
Steady, AIS.
CHIcAGo-Cattle = Receipts. 1900; slow drag
ging market top steers, 425a4.7o; others, $3.50
400. Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; active, steady;
rough, 4.so@5. 800; packers, 51o@5;l5; prime
heavy and butcher weights. 5.20G5.25: assorted
light. 5.20@525 Sheep and lambs-Receipts,
10000; everything on the list 15@20c lower.
ST. observation-disclosures cash and February,
521Ic; May, 551sc; July, SIC. Corn-Cash higher;
33l G; options lower; February, Sc bid: March,
3315c; May, 33s4@337sc; July, 3434@341sc. Oats
Firm cash and February, I9c; May, soe
7.4o97.5o. Whisky-Steady; 1.l5. Lead-Qulet:
800. Spelter-3.60.
TOLEDO heat-Lower, quiet; No. cash
and February, 5634c; May, $3.50; July. 60Ic.
Corp-Dull; No. 2 cash, 35l4c; May, $500. Oats
Quiet; cash. 29c bid. Rye-Dull: cash. soc.
Clover seed--steady; prime cash and February J,
5.6711; March, 565 April, $50 bid; October, $50
asked.
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CAUSED A SCENE IN CHURCH.

An Insane Printer at New York Nearly
Starts Panic.
New York, Feb. 17.-An insane
printer who gave his name as John
Mcdonald created a sensation in the
Roman Catholic Church of the Epiphany
this morning. While the services We're
being conducted the man entered.
Walking down the center aisle he pro-
ceeded to remove all his clothing. An
officer Of the church after considerable
difficulty succeeded in overpowering
and ejecting Mcdonald, but not until
many women in the audience were
badly frightened and the services inter-
rl1Dtpd
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81 gffinTs ag gems before the eager eyes
VI lam, lame Burden.
that hssre," he said, picking out ring
shas, oiazed IKE star, there's your
haye?' "oi' "haI Will you
al, Nothing of that lot; give me the
I .lh Count glanced at him.
ysroi aul, you are growing coWardly.
meil' take the cups. | keep the dia-
What will you do with them.
ueorge:' asked Dame Burden. holding
o q her hand and watching the Jewels
nash In the light.
Lake them abroad and dispose of
shortly. '' y - =
Myra was leaning against the rough
plank that formed door between the
two rooms.
Take them abroad,' she whispered
10 herself. He is going away and
takes her with him. Coward, He for
gets me-
She moved back to the bed on which
she mad placed Alice. The fainting-fit
had passed but the poor girl lay in a
oCdGe OI coma. She knew nothing.
",How beautiful she ISL mused the
unhappy Myra: flair as lily. He
loves her-all the love [ gave him he
treads under foot. He remembers
nothing now-that he fooled me and
won my heart with his pleading. 1t is
all gone-all-my pride, my honor, my
peace of mind and my happiness. And
she-what will become of her?',
Her eye caught the CLEAN of the
ring on the white finger.
Married, too. She hates him. for
thatI could love her. How would it
be TO-"
Alice stirred, she lifted her eyes.
Help me, Oh help me" she muir
INJURED.
Myra stood upright
II will help her" she said to her
self quietly; lit will be my revenge"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-22
They Love to Talk.

Woe be unto the inhabitant OF
China who seeks to exclude the rest
of the world from the inner secrets
of his house. says the New York Re-
corder Woe be urto him VINO I'M
AGNES he can have secrets. SUCH a
thing as a ''priyate house" in emma
is unknown. Any one can go any,
where. The foolish ones shut their
doors to shut the gossips out.
"What is going on now" the ola
women and even the men demand.
s.What has he to hide from his fell
low .townsfolk?' AS there are no
newspapers to furnish the materials
for conversation the nelghbors musU
afford the subjects for speculation
and so the gossip fourishes.
4 Chinaman who can give an &C
o,,r.ta census of his relatives and
connections has freak of memory
what he lacks his wife provides. his
children marry early and supply all
Deficiencies. ,;4+o,,r
At sixty he is related to lltterally
hundreds upon hundreds OF persons,
nnd ali have active recollections OF
th h relationship, and their relatives
~ tnrn feel family interest In the
one GREAT man of the family. Ihere
unu ,,sn.Ily at least one great shining
lioht somewhere on the uonlesIio
horizon. and to this shrine all tne
curiosity of the enormous community
of ,,friends" Journeys.
" Thus the poor man is watched ana
,orntinized and criticised ana con-
s sam oed. or, perhaps, praised, with
ennseouent demands upon his purse.
s SUI. movement escapes the eye OF
NV ralatiyes. and he goes through
ms ms s,ave to gossip and '.family in
terest.
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HE POUNDED PRENDERGAST.

Craig, the Murderer, Punished for Beat
ing Mr. Harrison's Assassin.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 17.-George Craig,
the murderer of little Emma Werner,
was released from the county jail dun
geon to-day where he has been confined
for severely pounding his cell mate,
Prendergast, the assassin of Mayor
Harrison. The men quarreled and
Craig, who is the larger of the two,
gave Prendereast severe beating, the
latter bowling Justify for help until Jail
er Edwards separated the fighters.
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Was Druoced and Robbed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. IA dispatch
from the authorities at Gurdon, Ark,
states that Edward Ell. Mann, of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, who while en- route to Texas
with a party Of tourists disappeared
here mysteriously, has been found
there in the woods in an insane condl-
ton, apparently caused by some drug.
The valuables he had with him when he
disappeared he still has except the
Gosh
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Killed in a Cyclone.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. ia destruct-
i've cyclone passed over part of Bradley
County, Ark, Saturday evening last. A
number of dwellings, barns and out
houses were demolished and much farm
property damaged or destroyed. The
aged mother of Dennis Crosby was
killed and all the members of the fam
ily were more or less seriously hurt.
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BIG DEAL IN LOGS.

Contract by Duluth Parties Involving
Property Worth 81, 500, 900.
DULUTH. Mimi, Feb. 17.-Powers &
Dwyer have just closed mmamoth con-
tract with the Hall & Ducey Lumber
Company, obtaining lumber for them
in six townships a short distance west
of Hibbing. The contract involves
over 00,0O0,000 feet and is one Of the
largest ever made in the Northwest.
It is to extend over period Of fifteen
years and involves about 81 800 600.
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CAPTURED BY NICARAGUANS.
The Mosquito Capital Occupied by In
Vading Troops.

vading Troops.
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 1.-THE
steamer w. G.. Howes, from Bluefields,
Central America, announces the occu-
patton of that town by the Nicaraguan
troops. Bluefelds, which has popu-
lation of 1900, is the capital Of the
Mosquito Territory, an Independent
state controlled by the native Mosquito
under the joint protection Of Great
Britain and Nicaragua. The territory
occupies nearly the entire Atlantic
Coast of Nicara1lla
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Murdered and His Body Burned.

YELLOW SPRINGS, Tenn, Feb. IL
John Monday very strangely disap-
peared recently, and it now develops
that he was murdered for his money
and his body burned, his bones and
ashes having been found near where he
was last seen alive. He had 500 in his
pocket.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-22
LATEST MARKET REPORTS
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Feb Is
Milwaukee Dairy Market.

BUTTER-Fancy creamery, q h. 25@26c infe
rior to good do 12@24c; best dairy selections. Is
0022c; linesl fair to choice, do 12@16c; packing
stock, do, 10126l11c; roll, 11@14c.
CHEEsE-Full cream flats, = ID. 1119@1215c
cheddars do, 111a@l2c; brick, 11@1219c; Young
America, 11a@1213c; limburger, 12@13c; Swiss,
EGGs-Fresh, u doz 16@17c; ice-house, 7@l2c
pickled 7Ml2c
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In CONGRESS.
The Senate

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 1.-THE entire
time Of the Senate to-day was consumed in
the discussion of the House bill compelling
the Rock Island Railroad Company TO stop
its trains at the new towns of Enid and
Round Point in the Indian Territory.
Pending the discussion of the bill the SEN
ate at 400, on motion of Senator Black
burn, went into executive session. AT sos
the Senate adjourned.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. 15.-The Senate
resumed consideration of the Oklahoma
town site bill to-day, which was passed, the
rice-president casting the deciding vote.
The credentials of Senator-elect McLaurin
Dem., Miss were presented and he took
the oath of office. The Senate then went
into executive session on the Parkham
nomination, but without reaching a vote
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 16.-The Senate,
after brief open session, went into eXecu-
tive session on the Peckham judicial nomi
nation. Speeches were made by Senators
Villas, George, Mitchell (Or.) and others.
A vote was taken and the nomination was
reiected-40 to 81. The vote was as follows:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 19.-The Senate
met, received the nomination of Senator
White, of Louisiana, to be associate Justice
of the supreme court, ana in executive seS-
sion confirmed the nomination and adj
iourned
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,srS who die at the right time are
1;kely to get monuments.
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and placed an Independent oandi-
date ia the field. They affirm and
assert that "A q NJ. Robertson is,
and has been, the only regularly
elected and properly constituted
candidate OF the American Union
Party of said District. and do nor
propose iO be read out of the
American Uaion Parry by the
Central Committee, or any other
committee
1t is true that the Third District did
refuse to entertain compromise offer
emanating from the Central Commit
tee, for the reason that, having al
ready selected Government official
as its candidate, the acceptance OF
any such proposition would be a de-
Walton from the stand taken, and be
the means of stultifying the members
of the Third District.
The contention of the Third District
in opposing the dictatorial ruling of
the Central Committee regarding the
candidacy of Government officials,
was held TO be sound doctrine by the
National Committee of the American
Union Party after due elaboration.
The Third District maintains that
its position in its controversy with
the Central Committee has been in the
interest of the party at large, as
against "bossism methods" en-
ployed by the Central Committee.
And further, the Third District
AYERS that, in event OF the defeat
of any of the party candidates, the
blame must be attached to the Central
Committee on account of the stand
taken by them in refusing TO recog-
niZe y. c.. Nj. Robertson as the regular
nominee of the Third District OF the
American-Unionp party.
Owing 10 the unqualified refusal of
the Central Committee to recognize
A. G.. NJ. Robertson as the regular
nominee of the Third District, of the
American Union Party, we earnestly
request all members of the Third Dis
trict and others favorable to the cam
didacy of A. G.. M. Robertson, to cast
their six votes for that gentleman.
Respectfully,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Third District, A. L. p.