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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

THE STOCK ExcHAssE.

The 6IDSk ItNHAN6E.
NEW YoRx. April 27-The speculative
interest IN the stock exchange today was
largely conferred IN Sugar. with the granger
stocks and Chicago Gas sharing to lesser
degree in the activity Of the market. Out
side Of these shares with perhaps the sin
gle exception Of Distiiiine. which made
great show in transactions. trading was sx-
ceptionally dull. Sugar touched los, the
highest point reached In many months,
which was an advance of per cent. on
yesterdays closing price. and the close
showed an advance of IL for the day.
Sugar opened ! !. higher, but subsequently
fost all bnt - of the advance. The AIR was
full of fumors regarding Burlington &
Quincy, all Of which were unfavorabie. 1t
was claimed that the report Of earnings to
DO made tomorrow would show heavy
decrease and that the next dividend would
undoubtedly be scaled down. The stock
broke 1 per cent. during the morning on.
brisk selling by professional bears and lost
an additional q IN the early afternoon, re-
coving -. but reacted y In the final trad
ink. making decline Of IL. st. Paul was
sold at London AZ the opening
given an increased foFcs BY the
local tf1u9ID, out tuc bbUCA eoEiy Bnvo way
u in all and recovered y per cent Of this.
Rock Island WAS also attacked. recording
a .. loss and rallied =. Northwest fell of
:. and recovered u. the preferred decIin-
ing IL The general market moved very
| cautiously during tho day. very few stocks
| nuctuating outside Of fractional limit.
| No special weakness Was developed. but
the tone Of the speculation at the close
| was very dull.
| The railway bond market had firm
| tone, which prevailed during the morning
and afternoon. but in the late trading
| slightly heavier feeling was apparent and
| the close vas q shade weaker.
| Government bonds-Firm.
| State bonds-fnactive.
| Petroleum--st Steady. Pennsylvania oil
| sales, none; option sales, 1000; closed, $50
/ bid. Lima oil sales, none.
/ RAM cIEARIS6a
/ The following table, compiled by Brad
.tre.t's, shows the total clearances At the
| principal cities and the percentage OF in
| crease or decrease a. compared with the
| corresponding week last year:
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- s5ARD o. fDADk
cHicAeo. April THE wheat rnsrkes
.ousy suffered from The favorable vssthsr
nsss and reports Of showers in California.
opsaan9 q about yestsrday's closing e.
~ LAY broke ;sc and July ssc. bat
'1e:e nsures we're reduced 70 Ne fos Nay
sno %0Ac for July as the eioss. TIE iou
prices attracted foreign buyers. Who took
nser& purchases both here ana In New
Tors. The export clearance from the At
ianslc ports we're liberal. amounting from
.ae iour principal Atlantic cities to so. ooO
oashsis In wheat and aour. That item Of
reimbursement had very little efFecs. A
sac OF sS. 600 bushels Of No. . spring vas
maze here At lie over May and fAom
ousneis st re over May. That gives firm
ness TO the market. which was AZ 5ss<c for
May and 60ss95Oxc for July.
Corn was weak and lover. owing 70 thu
extremely favorable weather. Oats quiet.
PROVISIONS were depressed by Short seslsra
Estimated reesipts for tomorrow:
~ nsas ioo ears: corn. 80; oats. 2s5: hogs.
Closing; Wheat Steady cash and Nav.
osl+c; July. 6ol4c.
Corn-cash, s71sc: MAY, ss,<.
0Dais--Lo~er; cash. sshe; Nay. s3kc.
fiax ssed-3i ~.
Timothy-A zst44.S.
Pors-Lower: May. si2 IS; July. sl2 e2,<.
Lard-Lower; Mag, $3.50: July' 81. 10.
Short rios-May. $500: July, &.Ia
LIVE STOCK.
Catt!e-Rsceipts. $50 head. Market
SLOW 1T i0t9i5c lower, big run in the West.
rhine to extra native stssrs. ~ 40te4 50 !;
medium, 81 iot9A25. others, Sss5et3 90;
Texans, s. oo2ah5
Hogs- Receipts, 5000 head. Market
active at higher; roulyn heavy. $A50de4 IS:
packers and mixed. Ni50a25; prime
heavy and butchers weights, IS. 2595 81.
sheep and iambs-Rsceipss, 5000 head.
Market steady; lambs CSC higher: ton
sheep. ASoG&65; top lambs, ~ 75Q5D.
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SHARES eoID.
The total saies OF stocks today were
ls2 90 shares. including: American Sugar,
~. 100, Burlington. "a. 400; Chicago Gas,
$500: Whisky Trust. 8. 100: General E.ec-
trio, 800: Missouri Pacific. 2. 700; North
western, 5000; St Paul, 1900; Western
Union. 1900.
GOLD SHIPMENTS.
New YORK, April 1.-THE Post says:
Apparently the 81. 80. 900 reported for
shipment tomorrow represents the COM
pieiion of an operation in exchange
planned early last week, but blocked for
the time by the sterling markets reaction.
The gold goes to London, but probably
only Tor resh,pment on to the continent.
and then. likely. to Berlin. where another
public loan has inst been hoated. The &C
ton Of the sterling market. after the an
nouncement of this order. looked rather
more like further strengthening Of rates.
This 10. o! course. not 1t all unusual at
the present season. The portion of the
LaEard Freres gold withdrawal from the
sub-treasury in exchange for notes still
leaves the gold reserve slightly above
$i00 900, 600 II 10 very probable the re-
serve viii 90 beiow this figure.
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SEATTLE. April q. 1894
Exchanges ut Seattle, Tacoma and Port.
"a clearing houses today were:


"A The market for canned aud saltsd sal.
nen 10 extremely dull. A gentlemen.
40 10 well versed on the subject. says
~ In ali his experience of twenty-five
gssn he has never seen the market 20
al. The production OF 1903 was greater
1hsn In any former year, the total pack Of
nnnsd salmon being 1.s75. 600 cases and
T = saissd salmon over 10000 barrels. With
eAe exception Of the Columbia river
| eAinook salmon, which is the most valued
eeodacs, there is at leas. three-eighths of
q ~ pack still on hand, and this IL now
Ibasred at very low figures. Some of the
Alasks Gamers. having large stocks Of last
slear's pack on hand. will not attempt to
Dack this year, prefsrring 10 take no
lAsnces. II seems people are sconomixing
= food ~ we'll - clothing. A consign-
lent of salt salmon from Seattle sold
> Boston recently. hardly netting enough
y pay for the packages in which the sal
bon vas packed.
Pure lard aud dry salt sides have ad-
sneed v cent per pound.
S. There Is an advance Of v . cent per
bosnd on Island rice. with which this
barkst IL at present supplied. and other
tincs are likely to follow.
AGAR load Of bananas has arrived from
ss Orleans in good condition. and this
hat. which has been scarce for some days,
wi now be plentiful.
There 10 considerable increase in the de-
nsnd for potatoes within the past few
tsya which applies to good stock, selling
)zpm $l2 10 SO per ton.
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ENGLISH FINANCIAL

LoxpoS. April 27.--Bar silver. 9e5 fine,
20lsd; Consols. 100 3-l6: Bank Of England
discount rate, per cent. Amount of bull
lion gone into the Bank Of England on
balance today. f139 900.
New YORK, April 27.--The Epening Posts
London cable says: Today there was
s:agnation. The rise in Brazils was the
only feature. The tone was satisfactory
and except In Americans even was in
ciined TO improvement at the close, and
revived hopes that the difficulties in the
commercial and financial situation on your
side will hasten tariff reform. Prices gen.
orally were lower. except in Atchison,
Norfolk and the Unions, which were sup
ported at q slight rise. Silver was 29Is
and weaker. Japan was the only buyer.
bu, no great TALL 10 expected. One hun
dred and thirty nine thousand pounds in
gold came in. chiefly from Australia.
KNoLfsH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. April T.--Wheat-Demand
poor; holders offer moderately. No.
California, 81 ,sd05s "a. Red western
winter. - 1id15s I'D.
Corn--Demand fair: new mixed spot,
s. iokd.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE or TRADE

eAS Francisco. April 1.-THE reports
d vegetable this morning include l.0f7
Ne1es asparagus. 523 boxes rhuharb, 8
boxss tomatoes. 5o3 sacks peas, IL boxes
sueambers, 5 sacks beans, 200 sacks po-
DsraGus was shade firmer.
Three boxes of cherries came In this
hcrning. The receipts of straw berries
aggregated 100 chests A shipment Of 10
boxes Of miscellaneous fruit came in.
The butter market has IN easier tone.
ksss rule steady at the advance. Cheese
b quiet
Produce receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks.
Rsa; Oregon. 3.oS2; wheat. Oregon.
eentais. Ass; barley. quarter centals,
ls6ss oats. centals, $50; Oregon. OILS: corn,
sacks, 2.lsS; Nebraska. 403; potatoes.
sasks. List; Oregon, 2,85i; middiings.
teks, s1
BREApsrrFrs AND GRAINS.
Flour-We quote as follows: Net cash
prices for family extras. &2Sn4S.D per
Aayrel; bakers extras. $a.5o,d3.60: super
sne. s. 7oNs2a5 per barrel.
Whest-Call board operations now
h'gely regulate the price Of spot wheat. as
Mere Is no shipping business being done
ycs speculative uses suitable parcels can
y sold al about 81 02ta. white for shipping
purposes. supposing there were any de-
nsnd, IL would not command over % sGf
Pc Per GENITAL. The late rain has played
havoc with prices In the speculative arena.
Nav wheat. which sold last Tuesday as
esgh G St.ii, went yesterday as low rs
Nte. while today there vas q transfer at
N1A4, being equivalent 10 the figure for a
mol option. with seasons storage paid.
Milling wheat is quo.aole AZ $Loof LOT =
per Genital
bsriey--Quite a drop In prices has oc-
CURED within the past twsnty-four hours.
yesterday everything went awry ard there
esmed To be no bottom to prices while the
Ma came pattering down. But the re-
Evn OF Sunshine has created sseadis Z
.seiing today and the situation has little
& Brighter outlook. In the cali board De
ssnaher barley VAS hammered down yes
s'day to 81 iol.. being quite decsin ne
Hea l-3',. which was the selling tlgure
ioar days age. The same option opened
Edsy q, sll6 and closed in tie regular
morning session a. siit, showing the sit
ss.saen Yet 20 he Of a 'everish character.
aofs rain would cause further deciine.
course. the sample naarxet was affected
snseF such circumstances and marked
niaeiion sas made in the asking prices
sT table offerings. We quote: Feed, &tas
", for fair to good, with <i.oS for choice.
osts-fee lowering Of prices yesterday
sh not brought outsny increased custom.
sae business therefore continues az q drag
Nhf Character. There il Soodly array
seEerings, hat sales are not being forced,
NAT tie msrSet IS steady, though quiet
We quote. Milling, 81. - ssSiS sls; sur.
tse NSti.J 42l. fancy ieed, IL : =
.~l. eoo4 40 choice. SLlTt,si..o: poo'
ear. 81 O. \. &SLi3ls; black. 81 i0Sx = =
"a. no@iuai; gray, 81. igis esLs@fa pc.
esatal.
FINANCIAL
hyasts--On .xh.. New York. rer 500
EeepremIam. Sterling bis!s-pn London,
setsy bank. s4ss
ssisvsr bars, PER ounce. IS. sSAe.
Aexie,a dollars, $50 SSi.c.
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9 WILEY NAVIGATION Co
Seattle, Taeoms aad Olympia
Route.
STEAMER MULrNoMAH
Leaves Seattle daily at 100 p -
0EATTLE-TACoNA RoUrK,
eTEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Leaves Seattle daily st 500 q. n. and 500 p n
FARE TO TACOMA. 80 cENrA
Landing-City Dock foot Of Nam street; Com.
msreisl Dock, Tacoma
IA HATFIELD. Agent
CAPTAIN L. WILEY. Nanagee
Telephone s23
DACIFIC COAST sTRAMsHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ follows:
For San Francisco. Via Fort Townsend and VIC
torfa at . m tpassengers received on beard Is
= m April 8, Q. Is, Is, % and a.
For Alaska April Is and "a
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puse:
Sound portA ~ = M, April 8. 10. Is. 40, IS 80.
Tickets may b obtained at the once Of the com.
pany. ., Ocean dock. Seattle.
oooDALI. PERKINS CO,
General Agents. San Franc DcA
/ II. JoHNsoS. 7. sapt. Seattle
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TUNPoN THE CRICKET-sRArrIREvE
q RourR Two rouad trips d. Ali. except sunday
TINE CAkD-isaye seattle $50 q IN. and a:l5
p m. daily s1csps Sunday. Leave Eversss
10:l5 m and 5: Is p m. daily except sunday
Connections AZ seattle with steamer Flyer for
Tacoma AZ Everett with steamer Atkado for
osohomssh- LAndings-Foot II Madison street
seattle. foot Hewitt avenue, Everett
fARE-Sesttls 10 Everett 1sc; round trip 81 "a
q q NEPF. Managing ownsf
T6ective March ie. 1894
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FgAAscEAf.
Noney--oa cal. easy q: l rer cent:
las, lean, per eenI; closed Per cent
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Jim White and BENJAMIN Robinson,
negroes. were hanged at Manassas, Va.
Friday. for criminal assault on Mrs. Ell
lott, white woman, last January.
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L>OR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Take tie Fast ard commodlous
STEAMER GENERAL CASBY

For R'rchells sidney. Charleston Dry Dock. Bre-
marion. Decatur. 1rseyton, chico. siivsrtsls
All intermediate points Leaves Harrinstoa's
What. foot of Washington street a. 30
daily except sunday.
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STEAMER CHEHALIs
SkA6Ir RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves Tllly Boysrias 4 Co q dock foot spyi n
street Seattle, Monday. Wednesday and Friday
en- tide for Ednonds stsnwooi skaxit City.
Everett. Florence Mt Vernon, Tuia,ip. Fir, Avon,
returning alIern ate day6
LILLY, BooARpus & Co. Agents
Telephone l29.
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L,vHRETT ROUTE
Il STEAMER GREYHOUND
Laiy except Sunday,
Lvs seattle. ii 80 u Lvs Seattie. =. l:4o N
Iva Everett. s.A5 m Tvs Everett. 800 D m
S.ns.x. Leaves Seattle ................ <:vo m
~ Leaves Everett. ..-.....-......il 90 .
FARE-srsaLE TAR. zoe. ROUND TAR. si.2A
Connects with boats for Tacoma and Snohomish
Landing. Colmsn dock. loot Of Marion street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAvfGAEIoS CO.,
CLAUp TaoUP. Prea f. ". GooDHuB, Secy.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER

STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and refurnishsd isavss MerchantS doeh
Monday. Wednesday ana Friday ct 4 m Ioe
Kingston. Fort Gamble Bangor seabecx LlIt.
~sap, puwat,o. Hoodsport Union City and inter
mediate points, arriving in Union City Ct o. M
Leaves Union City = N. Tuesday, THURSDAY
and saturday. arriving In Seattle af D m
4 r. LIBBY. Master
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For Vancouver.
Until further notice the Seattle. Lake shore 4
Eastern train leaving Seattle sts;ss 4 m. and
arriving At q m will make direct connections
Tor Vancouver and points East via Canadian
Pacific. Through pasior cars between seattle
and vancouver
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DORr ORCHARD

DoRr ORCHARD
FORT WASHINGTON
STEAMER CHEHALIs
Leaves Hathefs wharf daily except Sunday At
ESQ ?. IN For freight or passage apply on board.
W. q. sEYMoRE. Master
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TN EFFECT MARCH Z, 1894.
SiEAMER IDAHO


WILL L1ArB yEsLER wHARp AfeRM
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURspAYa
For kdmonda. Clinton. Browns Point langley
Ciseia0y, FidaiRc City. Anaccrtes Sam!sh ana
Whateom, and on Thursdays going throush 10
Riaine and ssmahmco Returning leave What.
com Monday. Wednesday. Saturday Of D. m
Fare to Wna,con. si.s0' Freight 70 whatconn u
e. u. BRoWSFIELD. AanagnR Owne.
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70 pBrlnTxEsr oy AGRcrIYcKg,
WUAfAEA HuaGAu.
PonILAxp. Or, April n. tsSA }
5,eeaes for Saturday. showers. followed BY
~ ra1soaasy temperature.
BLAxDYoRD, L 2. o.
v~ HATES pEPAg7nEyr or A1Rfcu rus
vrx1urR rCKKAr-DAfLY BrLLxrfN.
SEATTLE, wasb., April -. ttel
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on 1nx rIrkA-
mArrLx TO rAco~A

FIR OF n. -1IrEa-
oIArTLg 10 TACOMA
1sR ssun1 a4es aaxty. sxeaUt o1nAAA
10 - boar - sw0sy.Avs aanA
rRE erEAxGxR .1xYEn-
nagxar laEy nssA ssssus rsssaA rssaA - -
-1rRapAY. DEG II
~rnH cAan
fus ssseas-s.ss sss = n. las. So > -
Law rsesns-aoo li.SoA n. SEQ. es1sH n
0ssAAv-
Law ssassis-7soo -. 1850 , -
Iasvs racona-s;sa = n. 40 p n
LAnAfas q ~ p. vAasf raconA ana CennR
Gaas 1sek foot se xaessa sersse oeassiA
F3Aca1ac sAxiaArios ooxrAsT.
i TxE rAsIE In e1ecs Aprti ]. 1854
sEATTLE-wHArcoN ROUTE
Daily gsusday exesp.sAl
sTEAMKR STATE OF wAsHfyoroy
y ssss.is. " wn..csn. i;lspn
stepping ., Tieaigo An.oorsss saa FAsrhsvsn.
sns ., rvsreSs sorih- bound connscfinx q Seattle
with steamer Hsary HAilsy for Tacoma
skArrIE-rAcoxA ROUTE
Daily tsxesps Saturday,.
STEAMER hENRY BAfIBY
A. sssisis ,.-1:3o : N Ar Tacoma 1900 m
coaaecssas wiih sIsamsr state Of Washingscn
for Fscalrc. A naccrtss. fAirhaven and wkaico m
ana with -ssamsr sasYaavsn for Everett Ia Con-
pss and al W hidhy isiana rolnsA
L. cOxNER AND WILDLY ISLAND ROUTE
exePPfSs At 9vEAGrr
STEAMER FAIRHAgEy
ie ss.s,,s sS pm I~ 1. coaner 70 S : .
Ar Evsrsss. - li:so , N Nv Everett i 90 m
Ar II Conner 500 . N Ar seattle. 3; 50 ,
slopclne d Edmends. Es~rsts, Clinton, Brown D
Po.nt LansIey. Conpsv.ne san de FucA- Oak Har-
ber and JtsAsady. connecting ~ seattle with
sesaner Henry Galley For I Tacoma
wharves-P Pacific Navigation Co. racoma; Pa
deck foot Of Cniverssfy ssreesl: Merchants dock
Everett.
For iuii particulars ratsa. exeursiana towase.
seattle. tsisphoas 646: ]. + HARMON, rrsighs
and Passenger Agent Tacoma, tslsphcns "a
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April E.-whest-yaiIsv.
o'c' Wsils Walia. sc per GENITAL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13

E0z-e rsc1uz rezzl-s IN FrS1cA
e5ernsszI ezersszcs have z--zscssd
ccns5e-ztas attention trn-1 the fat
that hT rev methods . tsITeszs71r@
hzs ben obeziresB fsr lOrsr than
b5rterzo scn0wu-EsuelT- 20 D.
grees G. tsalo7r zsrD oV ssl deuses
4. bss7o7r the freaz1-Z p,1ll1l- q vTz-sT-
lis teEnTssrstUrs Vas oltsI-ed z
s.,erns. f,J- rls5ng a sarlas q co3d well
zcc0ELzny 70 simple and original
ulzu- II ths Erat Of tbess wells
fl5ere wzs ussd q mixture q csroozllC
aesd and sulpurDzs add and b. tl1siE
svsuorztiOn q teuperz-Urs was 80
cured of 10 deZrees c below zerC-
In t.lis cold wei was then Immersed
a oondenser II vThich the vspoES q >
Sill more volatile liquid p-O-0Iids
of nitrogen. OF ethyle1e, were o01-
dersed end thus resched 10 degrees
beIo7r zero. In another vel Zl1 De
grees was marked and again z75 De
QreeS. In the case q these lss-
named wells. Nitrogen, carto1ic. OK
kie. marsh gas and atmosphere ar
under pressure Of - Atmosphere
were employed. and the Instruments
with which measurement q ths low
er temperatures were MADE consisted
Of hydrogen Thermometers gradual
Cd by comparison with the sulphurie
ether instruments. II Is fhOughi
that the low temperatures obtained
by these experiments VIII lead 70
some new chemical combinations ot
an important charactsr.-New York
STIn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13
The TAILOR MADE GIRL.


MOire il likely to remain In favor fog
months % come.
some u the satin finished corded silk
are like velvet % the touch
Most Of the new leghorn hats are short
1t the back Of the brim OF shaped 70
have that effect by the milliner.
All shades Of heIiOtTOpe. mauve and
violet are in high favor both here and
abroad, and French designs combine
soft gray with mauye, rOse color and
yellow, with charming results.
There has already been an extensive
style Of chanois gloves for general wear
with utility costumes These include
gloves in white and natural colors, with
four large buttons oT mOusquesaires in
six button lengths.
Merchants are selliBg leagues Of fancy
iaffetas that have either shot OF chined
backgrounds; also sancy surahs, shep-
herds check silks and china, india, pr
ria, OF By whatever other name these
delicate scmitransparent silks are
known.
Sleeveless black watered silk Eton
jackets are worn with skirts Of black
and white shepherds check silks and
over blouse waists Of white china silk
with belt, collar and cuffs Of black
moire. Clairettes, fayettas and other
silk warp woods are also made up in this
new French fashion. New York Post
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13
TURF PHILOSOPHY.

II viii b. found good plan 10 change
your horse stock from hay to grass grad
ually.
Do not let mean actor score a field
to death. But often il Is the driver that
Is the poor scorer.
To conduct a trotting meeting suc-
cessfully requires much hard work and
close attention 10 all details.
A great statesman once truly said
that the best thing for the inside Of q
man il the outside of a horse.
When the new demand for horses
does spring up, the Rip Van Wrinkles
will wake up TO the fact that they have
slept away good opportunity.
The stories about the numerous mis-.
fortunes that have befallon the members
Of Orin Hickok's : stable are regarded by
many people as dust clouds intended To
blind the cyus Of the touts
IL costs less 10 keep goldings than It
docs stations They cause much les
annoyance and are more readily sold al
paying prices. In addition they gener-
ally make better race horses and last
longer.
Musty or dusty hay is not fit for
horses They may live ON IL at the time
hut you will pay f,R your folly in feed.
ing IL by contributing heavy horses to
the boueyard within few years. -
Turf. Field and Farm.
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IRWIN AsD Tab A ?. A

In no way did the Sslsm and Pori
Iand A. r. A. manifest iuJOsiies an
folly - eorDpIeteiy - 10 attacking o
n IrEio, the Republican esLdidsi'
f9g state s0peTfDfeu6sDt u schools
He was the one state Official on the Re
publican ticket slated 10 te seratei'ec
and had it bseome more generally
known there would have been an in
rnsnse reaction 10 biz favor befOEs eiss-
tiOn day. As i wss, 8@ will have Oye
1900 Dl1rsIlty. II the bIseslisiing =
Irsfn had been in time. sBd he nD
dives fully UNDERWOOD, together vIt
tie animus behind the mOyemeb
sniDst Irwin, be would have had
immense plurality, tnat be did Do
get. TIE American psOtsctis
a-sDciatiOo vac impos@d upD
and made tool Of, b.
men who have si times and frequently
fatteDed 81 the Republican crib, aDs
who are ready to sirike down any mat
who does not prove trueuleDt SOm.
Of these same rDen were the cunDiD,
representatives Of the uBseupuIoU'
scboosboOk tT1st. Irwin is man 81
more than average iDtelIect, Of s0ci
liberal views that he has 81 times laekes
horns with leaders 10 the MethOdis'
church, and has for a number Of year,
been practically o0t Of the ministo
For so-called educators and men wb'
have bees koDOEed by the Republican
party in the past TO attack q man d
IrwIn's ealibTe for supposed leaniDg'
towards the Catholic church was 10 b
little themselves in the eyes Of all fair
minded men.