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but In about - week email red spots AZ
psnf.u o. M lace, and ~ disnguie1
mo that | .osg my pupils, one by one.
Their motnrts. fearing c1ut,gion, Jid
not wait them to come In cOntao
with mo. A nervous, rackirg cough
robbed mo Of sleep aud appetite, Hbd
each OF iOur different physiUlans who
were CALEB Ia gave "a different opinion
an TO what my trouble wac. Eczema,
blood poitoning, lung trouble nuu
complication Of di.Oruefs were
among III. results OF their di.g otee.
Ny suffering was intense sni began
wasting sway 10 mrts shadow,
Dreading the " licltude And ,ympatny
whi n cIuid plainly read on the
secs Of my friends, 1 secretly changed
.ay boarding place. When they lou .
Ty new u idrss, decided, ny the nd.
vice o, two phySic.ans, TO 90 - = pri.
y,ts SanilA.lum 10 indiana. My
Journey In the cars, continued III
young 'ady, was terrible ordosl, for,
aside firm my phytisal eunt ring, |
saw that, ailh.ugf / wore a veil, toe
passengers avcidsi the seats near mr,
aud betwaen my c0ugP'hg spells
could not but hear tnat hey talked
stJut ny hopeless condition anu lie
figured faor.
"Bssides tho horrible skin disease,
,hs's got consumption, and ips going
to XIII her, pOrr thins' IL amos
klll.d my sister, remarked G lsuy, IA
an audible whisper. 70 her oompsniol
aoIoss the aisle.
| shuddered a. l thus heard imy
doom pronouB csd by CARELESS lips, q ,
DIDN'T have enough hope left 10 pay
more than passing notice TO tue Dan.
Of tho discovery which the lady sale
had tnvsd her sister, HE. L had met
with ~ many disRppointments that
almost courted death, and u was u "a
lief to got within the hhoitoriDg WALL
OF tho 5anitarium, and hear then en-
couTaging words Of the proprietor snd
his attendants.
But all my hope had vanished when
after eight weeks treaimuni, L wa
asked for the ADDRESSES OF my relatives
aud friends. | know then that thes,
| d0ctors also considered my case hope
Lees. The mental agony 1 endure.
brought my Journey on the cars back Il
me with vivid distte,p, and suddenly
tho name OF the "Dlscovory" whict
the talkativo passenger mentioned n,
having saved her nlsteI's life
began ringing 10 my ears. Some
now | could not drive II from ny
mind, and by an almss! superhumAI
Impulse was i'm ellej " secretly sen,
"a note for bvt,le 0l II, wnich tool
according to directions. Th- first lev
Oays II had no Gppsient elect on M
case, except II relieved my cough eome
what and the soreness on my lungs
The second bottle gave nae NOR
strength, and tue eruption on my ski
tesaa 10 disappear. | sent out 70
three more bottles, nni by the time
had taken ,bonl | almost lelt well.
knew It was agsinlt the rules VI N
Institution for pgIienis 10 take an.
medicines except those prescribe,
there, anu / called the chief physical
TO my room, showed him that ! h,
leit his owu medicine untouched T.
wesks, and told him that had broke
tho ruies anu taken DR.. Pierce's GOlde
Medical Discovery whicb saved ID
lilo after iiye different doctors hs
tailed. My cure II matter OF rscoIl
anu caesriully consent 10 the pull
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The distinction Of being tho smallest
business establishment in this city ia
claimed for a diminutiye Georgia Pine
building ~ 1876 East Houston street,
where Is located candy, fruit and soda
water business. The structure Is fitted
tightly between two towering brick
walls and covers an alleyway surface
which had not hitherto been considered
susceptible of utilization The cost Of
tho tiny place was $3.50, and II rents
for goo year. Its actual measure
mcnts ara feet A inches front, 70 foot
deep and foot high. New York Her
aid
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Tfsg puRn,ar CASE.
Opening Argument fo- tho Prose
enI.nn.


SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 24-When
court convene Gensfal DlckinsUD
asked that Miss cunningham bo re-.
called, tut was only asked I. W
unimpoTtaut q ,estions anu then ex.
cused. The .emainder Of tho day
Was occupied by Mr.. Peixotto. He
discussed the evidence In tho csBe
ION the tins Durrant accompanied
Mis- Lamont TO school ON the morning
4 AIfil 81 until he appeared before
Ofganisl King In Emmanuel Baptist
church NJ . O'Clock "a tne afternoon,
pale, trembling and excited. Ho cloied
by asking the jury TO uphold mo laws
vi the state ny rendering verdict OF
guilty aud hxine tho penalty at death.
During MI. PsixOtto's Argument the
courtroom was crowded. Rev. j.
George Gibson Of Emmanuel Baptist
church, and bic secretary, Robert ".
Lynch, occupied seats near the Jury :
NIX, snu paid close attention 10 the
rptaker. Durfant sat stOlid and indii-
ierent In his usual place, bcsiue his at
torueyp, turr0undud by his iather anu
mother and y numtor offtiends. DUE
rant betrayed no emotion VI feeling,
even when accused OF murders that
were compared with the crimes OF
Jack thu RIPPER ip the whitscnapel
district Of LonooD. His mothet, how
ever, looked more thoughtful anu de-
pressed ihsn she has ut aBy other time
since the trial began.
When Nj. Pcixotio closed his atgu.
msnt at 1920 O'Clock, Gen. Dickinson
Tor tho do.ense asked Tor n continuance
until mohdiy. in order that Attorney
Dsuptey might make tho opening
argument f1r the defense. He pro.
duceI = certificate from Mr.. DsDproy's
physician 10 tie effect that he was n.
Rble to appear in court At ptc0ent, Tut
would probably DO veil enough 10 TO-
sumc his uutits on Monday. District
Attorney Barnes objected TO the uelay,
ana M the coutt was opposed TO grant
ing a continuance, thu motion was dc.
MED.
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.1ELEGRAPHIC.
RUSSIA IN COBEA.
=, announcement Of Her Policy
r,,;, Excitement in England.
,,,,,cr OF POWER ENDANGERED


w,miSoroS. d. g., Oct 24.-rhe
..1,, rp,tls that Rus'ion hee' o.
80 ,D ,s..sls was on Its way to Cure"
n,',se,ed much attention among the
'"nloms.ic Representatives Of tbs east
s,oh n rss shown. IL 10 regarded
a,,,,nllng grave conditions, " the
',e,, a. reported are true. The fs''
~, pn,au Is Que OF the points toward
"h,,n he Russians are heading lie
in,,d cot Us specially signiflcani.
y.-.ni.a,the southeastern extremity
:, cara and lie the point nearest H.
J.pap. being only twelve hours' sail
,,,r, the Japansss mainland. Further
no,,b /, Won sAD, the strategic point
in Corsa, which the Russians have
la. sought 10 secure. IL Is on
Uv.ss,,ntot,js bay, In the middle VI
,ss ss.t Of COfoa. rne bsy Is thu
n ...hnl bafbof In this stretch VI
seO miles along the easI coast OF
ro,s.. rhe hafDor IL perfectly smell
,s,.d and ~ open the year rUunu.
leading authorities sgtoe that u VIII
nitimal,ly oe the terminus Of the trans
sib,flan railway whion Russia N
building. -,
ha Rus,lan fleet toward these pUin =
oI .,taiepic Importance 10 watcned with
Keen interest,"
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 2i.-Count Inouyc
has started LOT COfea rs special embNs.
.sdof. Thifty.uix s0sni were arrested
AM Inc affivslof the lima from Corea.
LoSpOs, oc,. 2i.-lhs Times Hong
Kong Correspondent learns from n re-
liable source that by tho f,centIy-oon-
e.uded Russo.China treaty Ru'sin Oh
i,ius rights ~ anchor her nest at Port
Arthuf. aud TO construct work undt I
Russian administration railways from
N,riehinsk and Tsitshar to ViAdivot-
,ors. AMI from Tiitsihar ~ POrI Ar
,but. together with other commercial
advantages to which ths n0si favored
nations cause Is not applicable. But
ihe Chinese reserve the option to puff
cha,e tho railways twenty yehfs hence
ua price 10 be- arranged hereafter.
M nh tllloIlhAr N9mhthhhN va Ata
dippa,ch from Hong Hong, the Times
pys this morning: Our correspondent
ha, clo,e relations with men who are
able TO penetrate beneath the surface
Of thing. His startling news, there.
fore, cannot be disregarued, even, as Ia
,oo probable, though II DO followed By
an official dimenti. Russia cannot
possibly imagine that ihe great powers
will view with Indifference such n
destruction Of tho balance Of power,
which IL almOtt unparalleled In its au.
dscity. ChinA's option TO purchase
ihs railways 10 a iesi, almost too cyni-
cal 10 mud 4 place In serious diplO.
matte uansaction. Under tho indi-
called conditions, Manchuria would
practically become q Russian province,
while Pekin would be within Klssia's
grip. Russian statesmen arc NJ well
aware Of tho magnitude Of tho changes
involved that II 10 impossible that they
SHOULD execute them, unless they have
definitely resolved 10 abandon
the cautious and pacific policy
u the last reign, and plunge into vast
anu dangerous activities. To ssy
nothing Of Japan, England ani Ger.
many, and even France, In tpite oil
her c0mplaissnce, could toafcely TAI
to perceive that her friendship had
bsen exploited with unexpected thor
tughntss.
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR CCAJ
HAULERS.

"Ihs ola Church MINI" In Grass
rreek furnishes TIE Lts1 Weher coal
known.
'rhe mine IL now In shape TO supply
oil tesin. frnm distapr- cheap.
Lump Si.s5 stove 10 ceais per ton.
1hs tullru Mine, b iIg psnrer tnia
city, the faics will be- ~ fUllOwG
Lump $500. Stove (lsrgo nnd clesnl
Si.0O per ion. Nut (tiidlsd) 20 coats
per- IOn.
Slack, containing Nut Snd Fec, 10
cents pot wagon load.
The Grss. Creek Coal II worth TWEEN.
iy.hve per cent more than any other
Weber Coal.
To thO,e VIM come long dis'anos,
stIbling T. provided st The Cullen mine
free. W. w. GLUE, Agent
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cation s- iokel u rrsiiiud,
% DR.. Pierce aud lis wouderiu
"DlscOvefy," and Ia order that
other women may bs rescued
from agonizlhg sutiering and untine.
" deatu. lave fttutaed rivins
muse iessons, ana ns scu eau see vii
your own eyes, added he yourg lady
% the reporter, my akin is smooth hnI
clear. nud my health 10 perfect. 1. |
had not heard those Two young women
discussing my csse In the cas-, wOuii
MT be nero today, telling Tou Of mJ
gonc-fiul recovery. My hearing tnst
con-ersRtiou proved n fortune TO me.
The above csse, reported by tho q m
mercisl, Ia by no mean, an exceptional
otc. Many thousands navo glvcn
their voluntary, vTit,en testimony In
gu port 81 the wonderful curative an
rew liie giving Iowefs OF DIR. Fierce,
Golden Medical Discovery. MEpv
" these have ashel that their "a
ppriencts bn made PUBLIC iof .ie
benefit OF other tufeure. Amo
thcso Miss Llult Lindfrv, OF II ~.
coli, Pittsrlvania Co., Va, wIte
Last Au usi 1 was takon tIcA aud " =
fubfiutU 10 Il tor nearly HiK month.
ha iouf doctors 10 see m tut % ia
seemed ~ me that they c ulj feliry,
me only for ,hort whiin. 1 had b.
cough, and all thought wss roing in.
consumption. A ter bting Oh iOr ~
long, my nttves were nearly exhausted
abJ my stomach, liver aud bowels o..
fused to set, IN iar', 'ly whole ry.,em
vas complsto'y wfecktl. coIid 10
rsst nor tlcun. unlsss lInituctd ~
mo drug, sad - lsst mother COZ.
cludej TO Try DR.. l. srce's mo iioiups o.
ue. Sue had takeu ihtm Hhuui a YEA
be'ors ard hAd 49,, N 81 fly h nth rI
ny their use, 40 sfe ~ Il | Will ~ tN'
iss fesoIt-l htI ten gIv-uu Co.
del Jesan 'Aking d.. 4 rfc ,. $50 &.
cu MsIic,l ID scov W 4 ~ sas {
Pc ls;s.' I'm fuvei tauiI 49, .-
son able 10 ur ~ ny '-Jr, ~ l
to my surptiss, o0ul tea o. really
rverythiug ! Ivslrn J.. Before | tr.
Ssu ~ uo'f yoIr intd r,ne', GU d
"a. nJ,mn n reAtt; wound slmo-.
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QUA NAVAL orrIcEns.
Denied the Privii-g. Of STADIUM
Naval Architecture 80 Greenw witch.

Denied tho Pr,v,I.g. Of stndyi.x
Naval Architecture 80 Creenwwich
WAsu1SoTON. Oct. 2i.-Apparently
the Bnuth authorities ietl they have
gone as iaf ~ prudence and courtesy
PERMIT In assisting In the educstioD Of
our naval conductor, for the navy
department has been noiititd that
hereafter no American naval fiicers
VIII he permitted TO lake tn. course a,
the Greenwich Royal school of naval
architecture, privilege which has
ocob eblpysu by them for many year,,
with .uch zig nal hen, III tuat they have
uu lily graduated at VI near the end Of
tuoir classey.
Tue Glasgow school and that nj
fnn', however, are still open 10 our
young constructors, anu with the opei =
INK OF the Cornell ooursc on naval ar
chit.cturr, the navy department feeIs
IL can get along very well.
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the Florence & Cr.ppic Greek, I'D as
iis eniiie lsngth will lie through IN
open country, the road-bed viii be ifee
from dsnger Of washouts. The scheme
IL subs.nniislly encouraged by ricn
eaetetn syndicate, whose representa-.
tive lie nov 10 the city In conference
with The board Of directors and nthors
largely interested In Cripple Greek
mines. Money for the preliminary
work has aireAdy been raised.
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Her FORTUNE.
An Ohio Girl Tells Bow She
Found 1t.
OVERHEARD IN THE CARS.

Some women, says the Ddfg COM
neroidl have found fortune la their
iacst, whilc others have found for
tune In their ngures. But more in
terssting and profitable than the
expert, noes Of these, IL that OF She
Ohio girl who actually found fortune
In her ear.
This young lady has been n resident
q; the Buckeye State for fifteen yoau.
Her present hUmo 10 10 Cincinnati,
where she tanks as one OF the MOS
tucces.iul musicians AMI voice trainer
IN the entire West. Her personai At.
Effectiveness and unusually vivaoie. =
temperament have, combined wi b
her accom- plleh ments, gained for h'f
an enviaUic sociHl position. 70 look ~
her bright, rosy, gtrlien fscs Que Weu Il
supp - that her life bad beef one
VI Ierps'unl tunshinc, and that che
had never known momenp- uuhap.
piness. No one wsuld tor an iniiaut
sufmise that this came girl had for
nearly two yenrs been the victim Of =
tofmentof that came uesr blasting her
life nnd rohbiDg her Of her rosnon. Hef
lilo Tresenis Que Of those casts whtf'
Prose I appearances TAIL q give A.
insight Into pas, exieriecces
IL vas during al entertain. INT nj
the College Of Music In which she u l.
part. hat SIZE contracted what she tuUl
T. gafJed Ne u slight cold. TO h ~
notice OF II at fire., aid the youn
lady recently TO n Comnierciq. report, =,
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Tar MONROE DocTRISE.
W. =. stead Gives III. Country men
Coed Advice.


LONDON, Oct. 24.-Mr. w. 4. Stead
has n long article this afternoon In the
Westminster Gazette on Monr0eism,
In which he ssyt; EnKlishmsn viii
10 well not TO belitllc tho significance
OF the ebulition OF the American sen-
tlment on the question OF the Venefue.
Tau frontier. 10 must be taken with
ihe usual discount, and IL no d0ubi
uue 10 tho system by which foreign
annlis are discussed by bawliDg Jour
hsIlsls, rather than by fusv1 diplc-
maui out II IL serious, nevertheless.
iu gravity consists In two facts, mel.
thsfoi which has anything To do with
Tue merits Of tho question In dispute.
~ tue nfst place, tor the iirst dine
eihce the civil war the a me Ticana have
buiil navy OF which they have some
reason TO be proud, and which = Oner
OF later they will uso against some
pouy. In the second place, 1t 10
eluAIIy Significant that the a merioan
press assures tho United Stairs that
voc Monro- doctrine has been in-
i9Imally adopted a. a natiopAl faith
oy zoe American people, anu tue dis
.enl 10 the New York World (rsierring
70 lhs reported Bayard-Saiisbury Ia.
'eivleW) probably has basis of tiuth.
"CVnsldefinB the disIoputabls char
he'tf VI The Nentzuolan government,
Nteems uxifaordlnary that any civil
l1su power should contemplate such =
.time ~ trusting rich region under
,ne rule or government OF Spanish.
Auletlcsn adventurous, whose only
oielm 10 the symIalhy OF the United
oA'eH u that they call their snarohy
republic anu fiy u Il 81 which doss not
ny oulside the western hstlisphere.
we no not lear arbitration, nut be-
iote u begins repsration must DO made
Ior the high-ha ndei violation OF the
'eHi'ofy governed by EnglGnd.'
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NINE ISspEorons.
Governor Aitgsid Instruct. Them ns
30 rhvir Duties.

CHICAGO, oct. 24.-Governor Alt
geld secretly appointed seven state
mine inspectors, and today he sum
moned them before him, gave them
their commissions, anu then maize the
following talR TO them regarding their
duties. This governor SAID: cine
mining laws OF this state were enacted
Tor tho protection OF the weak and
poor. Tn. other, who In strong, can
take care OF himself. These coal mib-
ers are sometimes ignorant Of their
rights, always poor and dependent,
aud cannot manifest their dis-atisfac-
ton with Objectionable conditions pre-
vAiliug around the mines without rick.
log their iDbF. You are therefore AZ
polluted by tie state TO do for them
what thoy chnro. do for themselves.
| therefore inslst that, In inslecting
mines, you do 40 without permitting
the operators or their representatives
10 accompany you.
Make your inspection thorough and
independent without their aid. After
you have done no, mad out iIom tn.
men " thtrs 10 any ground for con-
plaiut among them.
al further wish TO say that there
have bbsn oatirU y 10 many aooi tents,
not that there have beun more within
tho psst few years than formerly, but
| mean TO tny there were some acct.
dents that should have been avoided.' p
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CHICAGO, OCT. 2i.-rhs fastest
regular train ever run In the world,
taxing distance into consideration
will begin making Ito daily tfips over
tne Santa Fo road next TUESDAY. Ii
will leave Chicago Mt o y. m. anu
reach Los Angeleson Friday ut p.m..
making tho run OF 2,285 IN "a hour.
allowing for the difference In time.
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Ipr.rsom Ia,As annexation.

BLoOMIsuIoN H., Oct. 2i.--Col.
Robert u. lUgorsoli addressed the
innuai reunion OF the SoidisIs' and
sailofs' association OF Mclean county
here this afternoon. In the course OF
hts remarks he advocated strongly the
annexation OF Canadn, Hawaii anu
Cuha. lilo said III, 8lsrs aud Stripes
should wave over all tne country from
tho Gulf OF Mexico to the Arctic ocean.
lie ALEC enphsticslly favored recOgni-
ton Of the CubaDs ~ belligeTenls. His
sentiments were received with thuu-
Goring applause.
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DESvER, Col, oci. 20 "A special to
The News from Canon CITY says: Ar.
tlcles Of inc9rporaIion have been fiied
capitalists " this city for new rail.
route proposed l. much shorter than
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wehisr, an attorney at fonia City. n
1857 he came to California, settling Ia
LOs Angeles and ptacticiDg law. He
took very little part IN politics up TO
the time % bis nomination for lieuten-
ant governor In 1904, but was noted as q
brilliant orator, anu was extremely
popular In the southern part Of tue
state.
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Obscure on silver.

LONDON, Oct. 2i.--A Berlin dispatch
70 mo Times says Baron Won Ham.
mets1siD, Pfussian minister Of agri.
Sulute, alta banquet at BAubor yesler-
Wy tsid the imperial government was
uehurfAting how 10 meet the serious
uAuBer arising from the fall in tho
price OF silver. His remarks, however,
were somewhat obscure, and, Il Is be-.
,nsveu, eau so,rcely Ue interpreted n
ism.
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Pour men Repeated L,nehed.

UKLan, Cal, Oh. GA report
roach, this city tonight of the. lyncn.
ing Of four men IN Round valley. The
news WAS brought to town by n
preacher who was on his wy down
from Covelc. The preacher was over
taken by a Traveller who told MIN the
story. The rumor ls believed to be-
untrue, tut the recent ~ ncbings here
give cJIUr to the story,
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neuttnanl ooyerno, m,I,nra mead.

, Los ANdELEs, Dot. "a, 1855 D. m.--
n'eultnsLt Governor Mlllard has lust
sleu' Spencer Gordon Millard wss
Urn Urn In ionia county, Mich, In 1856,
az graduated from Hilisdals college
TStoH anu became principal OF tue
, Ha'aoh City, Mich, graded sohooi. Iu
,s lee meantime he studied law, aud Ia
'''s became y partner Of William y.
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ufsmp TO death, even when took
little cold water. But after the use Oi
our anu n half bottles NJ 90 lden
Medical Dlscovpry,' anu two walls OF
'Pellets,' with Gol's help have al.
most risru from the dead. 1 will cheer.
rilly rec m mend your remedies to my
illicled lnrnds, for am today vel
M strong as ever. You eau use this
among your Testimonials, N you
boose, with my gtsslsst approval"
Auy woman or mAu who l. Tired Of
sutisriug. tifsI OF fruitle,s dootoring,
eau enjoy . new lesss OF lie bs ssnt-
ng to DR.. II. V. Pierce, u Buffalo, \,
~, Tor AolgY OF tue Peoplt's Comm, n
Sen.e Medical Adviser, tue most CON-
plu,e anu best illustrated cop ga doc
tor hook Ia existence. IL contains over
1900 pages and 800 pictures aud
col rcd plates, anu Ia n c0riplsit
common psnso mod'cs, library
that wi save money and suffering TO
y man OF woman tnywh-f-.
WHou Or. Pierce, Of Bunao, RI.
Y, published the IRE. tcillOn o.
La WORK, The People, Com.
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DRESS GOODS.
This Week to Largo and
Small Purchasers Means
Economy.

small Purchasers Means
Economy.
Imported Cashmere Paids, hand
some effects IS to 90 inch wide at
GOc, %, So, Doe, Sl.2J yard are
great values.
Novelty Suitings, IS inch wide, all
wool and silk miNufts. worth 6oc and
7Sc yard, special at
44c
Handsome Novelty Suiting, dark and
medium light colofs m rough ana
smooth effects, ~ 10, O5 A, Sl.l5.
$3.50, 81 %, 81 30 yard, and are *
cellent values.
The balaice OF our imported single
Pattern Suiling,. some very new just
received ~ 1915, 1915, Sll %,
$1,000, si7 80, $3.50 each, worn.
IS per cent more.
JUSi ARRIVED.
50 yards Black satin Bfocad-s, all
silk, rich lusirou, aud seat dc lens nj
55t, Doe, $500. Si.25, 81 30, Si.sj
lard, values =. No seen TO be APP
pre- ciG'cd.
sHOgG
Tho greatest va,us. - tho soa
son 10 here.
Ha-- yes seer Our LaS.r"' s. so Den.
COLA Bsros ,Loes. In ".sadilly and
square zee, Z sad RE last, size =
20 Z, ior
$l.5O
We have a lew more pairs good SIZE,
. those $50 sud sI-1J shoes which
sN 20 at
$2.25
RUBBER GOODS.
a Full Limo OF all STYLES and
Prices.
Ladies' bessa' Goth Slippers, Soc
Ladies' .iuisd clo,h Slippers sgli,t
at $i.CC
Ladies' Beaver Sa'., sH to $, Won
sa--o, " 81. sc
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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-07

LONDON, Oct. 6.-WIth the release of
dividend money commencing on Satur-
day, with no prospect for relief for the
money market, prices promise to recede
to the lowest level. Silver has been firm
on purchases for China and Japan. The
stock marke. has been dull except for the
tenn porary set back in the mining mar
kets, which closed yesterday with the
feeling that steady recovery will occur
in all good mining Investments.
Consols and frst-class securities were
firm. Railway stocks were somewhat
lower, especially the Scotch l'nes. owing
to the treatened spring trade business.
American railways we're also lower, but
the tone was good. the bond issues being
purchased, thus indicating more conf
dence about exchange. Central Pacific
fluctuated agreat deal and closed TX low
er. Grand Trunks generally dropped, the
hrsts ~: guaranteed l, and seconds q.
Foreign bonds were lower on Paris sell
ing, the situation in New York also CIV
ing uneasiness which affected old Euro
pean stocks. Turkish bonds usually de-
clined /, and Italian and Spanish bonds ID