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GALL AND SEE OUR BEST FIRKIN
y butter, zoe n; No. pickle roll, 35c; good
hams. lie u; bacon, 1O1ac IL; shoulders, nc
ID: rolled oats and wheat, ic b; , cans tona-
sins, Job box, coo; 10 bars boss soap. 25c;
good tea, 25c u; SchilLng's best Costa Rica
and Java coffee, 3 lbs 81, If you want to get
SON
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DLEY's GROCERY. TENTH AND E
IL A full assortment of agate and tin ware,
and Toe counters; good butter from 80 to
4Oc per roll; 3 cans corn, 25c; ) cans toma-
toes, zoe; prunes, sc ID; s lbs Z. BEANS 25c In
order 10 meet hard times We are selling goods
at the lowest mark
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(IARD"ELL COLONY-1D-ACRE TRACTS
y only 500 per acre; water-pipes viii DO
isIU 70 each and every tract III said colony.
- 1. CARDW ELL owner. 1904 = street, or
al sol Street, Sacramento.
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All Wong Did Wrong.

Officer Logue and acting Police Captain
Ash last night arrested q Chinaman
named All Wong, who they captured in
the act OF selling lottery tickets In the
rear OF q cigar store on X, between Front
and Second,
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THERE is no extra charge for all the
frst-class luxuries of the Sunset Limited
which leaves San Francisco for New Or
leans every Thursday at 1890 a. NJ.
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T OVER FLAT OF ROOMS; BATH, HOT
IL and cold water. Address c. f, this Office.
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WASTING DISEASES WEAKEN WONDER.
" fully because they weaken you slowly, gradu-
ally Do not allow this waste Of body to mako
yOua poor, fa5by, immature man. Health, strength
and yigor is for you whether you be rich or poor.
The Great HUdyan is to be had only from the Hud-
son Medical Institute. This wonderful discovery
was made BY the specialists Of the old famous I'd
son Medical Institute. II Is the strongest and most
powerful yit2lizcr made. 1t IS so powerful that it
is simply wonderful how harmless it is. You can
get it from nowhere but from The Hudson Medical
Institute. Write for circulars and testimonials.
This extraordinary Rejuyenator is the most
wonderful discovery of the age. It has been en-
do-sed by the leading scientific men of Europe and
America
HIDEAS is purely vegetable.
AtDYAS stops prematureness Of the dis
charge in twenty days. Cures LOST MAN
HOOD, constipation, dizziness, falling sensations,
nervous tSitehiag Of the eyes and other parts
Strengthens, invigorates and tones the entire
system. It is as cheap as any other remedy.
HCDFAN cures debility, nervousness, ennis
slons, and develops and restores weak organs
Pains in the back, losses by day or night stopped
quickly. Over 2,ooo private Endorsements.
PrematrTeness means inpotency in the first
stage. It IS symptom Of seminal weakness and
barrenness. 1t can be stopped in twenty days by
the use OF Hudyan. Hudyan costs no more than
any other remedy.
Send for circulars and testimonials
TAINTED FLO0p-Impure blood due to
serious private disorders carries myriais Of sore
producing germs Then comes sore throat, piraples.
copper coored spots, ulcers in mouth old sores and
falling hair. You can trip to Hot Springs by
writing for Blood Book to the old physicians of the
AUDsog MEDYC2E INSTITUTE.
Stockton, Market and Ellis sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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On Saie To-day.

Mems silk ramie hemstitched handker-
chiefs, plain white and fancy borders, at
20c. Mems heavy goat gloves, welted
seams, plain wrist, 40c; gauntlets, 45c.
The Red House Company.
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Furnishing Goods,
SHOES,

Mems Heavy Working Shoes cut from 81 Is
Mems Shoes, lace and congress cnt from
81 % to zoe.
Mems Shoes cut from 81 rs to 81 Is.
Mems Heavy Oil Grain Brogans cut from So
Mems B Calf Congress or Balls cut from So to
Mems heavy Police Shoes, in Balls and Con
gress, cut from So 20 to 81 IS.
Mems Fine Calf Balls and Congress cut from
So to So.
Mems Fine Hand-sewed Congress and Bats cut
rom 30 90 and 81 to So 25 and So rs.
Mems Heavy Calf Police Balls and Congress
cut from So to 81 50.
BOYS Lace and Congress cut from 81 40 to
SOC.
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BLACKSMITH, ETC.

N CARMICHAEL NOTIFIES THE PUB
lie that hereafter lie Will make q spe-
cialIy OF horsesuoetu-; no extra charges log
steel hanG-mace side toe ana quarter weight,
forging ANA interfering and stumbling SHOES,
1909 Eighth street
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

400 0n0 PRUNE, PLUM, FEAC5a,
HUI, UUB Cherry aud Pear Trees FOR
SALE ut , cents each, T. o. =. Terms 10 suit
you. No better trees in California. Any treo
not perfectly satisfactory May be returned aJ
my expense. Address OSCAR KNOTT, VAL
nut Grove, Cal.
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1901 NINTH ST. HOUSE OF FIVE
1OS rooms. Inquire Eagle Bakery, S26 X.
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WOMAN'S WOES.
Mrs. j. Sayes Beaten by Her Drunken
Husband.

j. Saves was arrested last night on a
warrant charging him with battery. He
follows the occupation of hod-carrier,
bat has been out of employment for
some time. On Wednesday night he got
drunk, and, as it is claimed, admins
tered severe beating TO his wife.
The woman IS industrious and labors
hard TO obtain sufficient funds to nav for
the maintenance of their five children.
who are inmates Of an asylum at Nevada
CITY.
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TODAY the Red House Company will
offer large variety OF ladies' and chill
dren's trimmed hats OF the latest styles,
prices ranging from 65c to So, that sold
but short time ago for much more
money. Ostrich tips, &c and 1Oc up to soc;
long aigrettes, &c. Felt hats in nearly ali
styles, from &c to 25c. See show win
dow.
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Pressnen,s Ball.

The second annual ball of the Printing
Pressmen's Union will take place at
Turner Hall tonight. 1t promises to be
q Iine affair,
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GrS A WEEK PAID TO LADIES AND
y ! - gents to sell the Rapid Dish Washer;
washes and dries them in two minutes with
out Wettlng the hands; no experience neceS-
sary; sells III sight; permanent position. Adj
dress ". z. HARRISON * CO., Clerk No. 4,
Columbus, Ohio.
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THE leading music store in Northern
California is the Cooper Music Company
(Neale. Eilers IL Co.., 63I ] street.
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Look to your health. Alum baking
powders destr oy IL. DR.. Prices is apso-
lately pure.
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OF = FIFTH ST. - TWO NICELY FUR
JlO nished front rooms. Rent reasonable.
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I ADY WISHES INFANT OR CHILD TO
~ board; good care. Address INFANT, this
once. tel3-Ot%
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THE LANGHAM, 4Ol l. STREET-BOARD
L and rooms by the day, week or month;
permanent and transient guests solicited.
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EUsIC And AT.

GEORGE B. FRANZ, TEACHER OF VIO-
VI lin and cOrnet. Studio Eighth and J SIS.
HARTWIG, TEACHER OF PIANO OF
IL long experience, will receive pupils at
lO22 x street.
y J. APPLEBT, BANJO AND NANDO-
IL. I'm instruction. Music furnished for pri-
Eute parties, etc. SIC Twentieth ST.. II and l..
GUITAR. BANJO AND MANDOLIN
" Reduced rates: s 81 lessons, 50: i 81
lessons, So. PROF. PALMER, GlU1a street,
CCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORK, 1914
~ Eighth street. Stamping and embroidery
lessons given; lesson days, Monday, Wednes-
day ana Friday.
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A N EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR FOR
"A dyeing and cleaning business. Apply
lO11 Sixth street.
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CORONADoWATER,M cMorry sole agent,
Groceries and provisions, 53I NJ street. y
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FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR i wRADE-I
n have so acres Of as fine fruit land as there
IS IN this state. The Bear River DiLcG lylirn
mas Just been completed, runs through it, 50
that every loot OF It eau be irrigated. The
tract is at Landes Station. only Ia miles
above Auburn, and has the railroad station
on II, with ten trains passing CaIy. Tus
lana Is surrounded by NUT orchards. How
ellis olive farm adjoins II on the west Ia.-.
loFGS peach orchard on the east and Dawson j
vineyard on the south. Here Is q fine location
Iof country store, blacksmith shop, butcher
shop, POStJiliCe and rail depot AS well and as
q salltarlum Tor health 1t Is unsurpassed in
inns country. Here is u chance Tor you. Price,
$4,000; and Will trade it for a house and
lot or vacant lot in sacramento Oakland or
san Francisco. Address Z. .. Box sol, sac
ra!neHtO, Cal.
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XETANTED-LADY CANVASSERS FOR
w the U. 5. A. Corset; grand new inven-
ton. Apply 52752 X street.
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MANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH, I AND ]
VI streets-Decidedly the best place in the
city, comfortable, clean and homelike; rooms
en- suite or single, with or without board;
good board, 81 per week.
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JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION
e TO do plain cooking or general housework.
Address ). s, this office. fe14-3t*
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APANESE IMPROVISATION AGENCY,
81 sly sixth St, Sacramento. Farm nanJs'
general help furnished and contracts exc
Cuted.
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DEsT TAMALES AT MRS. HERMAN.
- DEI'S, 1II2 Fourth street. Mexican
meals cooked to order; also, Mexican beans.
Enchiadas served on Sunday.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

EISHERMAN'S TWINE AND HOOKS,
T. all sizes; bedrock prices at DOANE'S,
cog N street, Sacramento.
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TWO NICE SINGLE ROOMS AT THE
L Berkshire, Sixth and L streets.
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ITO RENT-15 ACRES FINE BOTTOM
L land, suitable for u vegetable garden; halt
mile east OF city, Inquire OF COOLEY, 1918
Fourth street.
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SARSAPARILLA AND IRoN.-Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry, 531 NJ street. y
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: NESSPOOLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEYS
~ cleaned; no dirt; lowest pricess, ". VI.
SLAUGHTER, 81 * and 53l II.
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TO LET OR RENT.

ITO lET-DESk ROOM AT 3O1 j STREET
j good location, n. h. cor. Third and J. iel4-Gi
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( GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR SIS: FILL
n ing SOC and upward; from one-third 10
one-hait saved; all work guaranteed. DIR. q.
W. NEW SOM, Dental ParlOrs, 1920 1 street.
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1c1 e SEVENTH ST.-FURNISHED OR
IOlO unfinished rooms, with or without
board
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Gao p STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
OUU rooms, single or en- suite; on line street
cars
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TOR SALE DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE,
l. dipped, guaran teed TO stand hI.,u pressure,
at low rates. SACRAMENTO PiPE. " URkS
IN Octagol building, near depot.
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WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED TO REPRESENT us
"A in this territory; to take measures for
suits to order; good chance for a live man
For further particulars write, giving expert
ence II any, HART Il OBERNDORF, TalIors
Market and Quincy, Chicago, Ill. 1t
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uAHD oN ALruELp.
Dopsw says no ~ "a uumbug aud an
Odd mINturr.

Dopcw says no ~ "a uumbug aud an
Odd miNturT.
NEW iuRS, April D.-ChAuucey NJ.
DepUw .Ast night replied 90 q recent
interview with Governor Altgold, Of
lliinOis.
Said Mr.. Depow; "This man ALT
grll 10 an itfedesCent human hum.
tug. He hutleu IA the uncertain
sunshine Ui uDtoTiuty. did not men
ton hl- numn In my speech. said
that Deus raised revolution that
aNci two governors anu winch IL took
tho umtru states troops 10 qucll. II
seems hU has found that tho shoe fits
him and without any further urging
puts % ON. Huttauds convicted upln
his own testimony. lie says / prefer
10 wrap myself Ia the American lag.
1 Judge tnst hu Is angry Uocsusr / do
not wrap nyAcli 10 the req Ruarchistlu
rag that ho has adopted. tMaA 4
viii stick o. ,uu StUfs unI stripes.
"lr Ah6slI isan odd miXturv. lie
DO WgTlh three or f1Ur million u0ilarF
far moro thEn am. The assertion
~ TIE people with whom Le assuuiatss
], thai ~ man sggumuhtrs moro than
giuul,UlO iu this world unless hu s.sals
g. ] uJu'i need 20 work tul Ia, Uruu-
lem Any iuu,atr. A.t.Oll owns IUe
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Anschs. nn llle Marpnln.

pHESiN, AuzlUa, April s.-A ban
VI Aparhss IS Uu Go. warpAtu anu they
made their fret attempt Ht slaughter.
ing white men last irlday. An Ula
man named Bluviu-, uUtrI character
90 ArI uu, bis Hun IS ana angtlyI
cowboy were hunting horses near &. tII
ranch, eight miles won't Ut the San
Carlos reservation lauL FudHf Vhuu
they were fired upon by Apacues, we'll
mounted ami armed.
Tue hrst vu.iuy struck ~ wall NJ gJns
close 20 winch .B While WgI wuIu Eg.
log. rhcy mmu .a.e.y sJYEIl shtltti
nud returned ,nu htH, driving thu
tnlta soil with ui loss o. yit4rg eide
rue A aches weIo uII,r 'he loader.
ship o., Dandy Iim, vino wus InfgpurI
out Of the Yuma uuui,ruuaIy wUufu lt
was supp syi o. tc ,yl.g ul con
sumption. llr hes tom Que u' Goo
most Troublesome meu Ola tuy reserve,
ton.
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1BLEGRAPHIC.
IggSIEG'S APOLOGY
vostags .ho Statement and Tenders
Sincere Regrets.
~, Appear. 90 ncii''o that tue
!" President ua' iieen seen
intoxicated.

,, Anil s.-Roy. DE-. lsanc j.
. bo,,S'' ra,tar Of tie Pearl street
L .,.,, IN .nls city, vino In an aadfcs'
'''''' m, New England Methodist
',, .,,,spco at salem lar. week, accused
.l.,,,nt cleveland Of intcmpen CO.
y l,n, declared himself rs ioIIow' OIL"
,hs subject ,.,,..,t, nj,
In REPORTS aud partly on tho
gmopyoi syc.wi.nessts tom various
|,,ispendent sources which ] be-,
%. "a ,S BIZ wholly reliable. l hAu
a'W ,siofntd that tlr President nsu
l''u w. 9n d ilufcuI ugcrai9us and IN
lts. '.spre o, many pursous iu an H.
heP,,,at condition. / made the aiiu'
Aa matter " common report
,,I my attachments ou pufs9nnbNu'l
'A''ue ,,rs.pl. cftditabie wIilcsas.. /
go 'rl.,s.grr. Huy that u my state.
III srfaluclug such testimony W
-Ipb6fm1uy with the laclr' regret
made 81. Tnc cyHo hting cue
lA'' u'd,cIgf testimony between Wit
~ MI equal yru4iuiii,y / cnnuol
w.. ,gbtsI be correct, nui since 1
- m, upfsBuul knowledge, Hphtt
Nv, mn tsumluy 1 Withdraw the
.-..yts and tender spJ.HsttiC
.inrere regrets 30 the iTusl'
',p,ofthu United states anu 70 the
t1gIc.h
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.orNtrmrLlr nrAnr..
a CIunuitc svuuta pisrovrrrd o.
secret Arrylvr uWrinis.

a CIgpntic swiuhis Discovered bl
secret srrslcs UmrinIs,
CHICAGO, April y.-.hs Irbms
.aya3
Omitted States secret service opera.
tlvus Re Chicago auu Washington huEu
uuesttutd PROBABLY the ussg uu que
aud uS the came ,,mH iupUr.l.
swindlo ever urrEciratv4 up.u uay
governments. Ito magnitude can uuI1
be gutsstl az, but 30 is believed thDus.
nuus upon thousands ui dJllls uHyt
been secured uy number % t.ii.e.
count r,U.tUrl, WHO have fyGT1Iugaa
with wonderful tl,ll gYJ accuracy Mr
pink twu,guUt stamp gt mmufuu.
Whathtr The count. riuiisT. have Go.
completes in dFhluy.t lu9mAsiCr- D.
uug huoWu. ltIs Thought t4u c.uu,Iy
is footed from NvH York s. San
FmuvlfgD with th.e ."gsl. us lamp
AMI The UuilUI States Ig. ug.uC..ls o.
iuy millions % lvGur .Um wHivA Yyl
ono cont ui irvUuuH Wa receives,
10 was Fuj lu Washington that
vDIlv lNs gang has un4 uuaGquatteu
lu Chicago, 70 h.g 90. Grated lu -L
Louie, Cincinnati, Buffalo AMI o. .af
Wtr. 40 san EAugisHH.
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LAUREL, pia, AVN Sc vernon
joshua "a. Inrvil dIui VII 1915 ,uuiIut
At bio II. tho in this place. Death was
Causyu by complication Ui Bughta
disease, crysiI e.lsauJ heart disuatr.
Josuua HopEius Marvin was U,rl In
sussex county, ID laware, Hep,Umuur
3, 1876. His family was Ut EugilBh
descent on tNe patcrunl and French Oh
tue maternal eide. lie was iuu sou OF
Joseph Murvil, n iarmut wac wu1
drowned In 1884, leaving a widow aud
six ohilufou, none LtUwn. joanna
was the i0ufih child. lie remained
with MS mathet ultiI ~ years ut age,
auu Tor seven years thereafter was Ell
gagoi iu shipHuiiiing. lilo was "a
member u the MctuUdlst Eptcypa
church. The governor had been tor
ysars afflicted with huari aud kidney
trouble, ana hAd been unable 60 attend
to "a. duties tiuce Margu Let, except
At irregular puriOuh
Speaker Watson, who, by tue daath
uf Governor Mafvil, ia raised 90 the
executive chnlE was ~ his nom iB
Milford, aAu was notified Of the event
by wire.
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w,gus0lUN, d. Co April S.
rss sgrfsme Court OF tho United
s,t..t5day reversed the conviction u
asupirF Allen for MURDER by the
Iggsi sla,os circuit court for tho
grisin district OF AfNau ~ 2ul re-
-aglel the case TO thU court Tor FUR
lg,srf5esrIiugS. This was another ui
NJ several appeals taken from the
r.Isgs Of Judge Parker 10 murder
s,,s, aui The uDuviyti0u was t1t haiIo
non exceptions 90 the charge OF Tue
IIi.ut1 elury.
Alien va o uo'orui boy 10 years
.ft.AHIin 1892 no shot % wnitu uoy
WHq Eas1u, ~ years old, ia u Il lhI
lavbigl Che white boy used a willow
g.leh Judge Parker told the Jury
usa, the st.ug was considered u
tuiy wraIou the theory VI tel.-
.t'tuie J5ull not mold, anu upon THE
us count based IT, uuuOu.
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NEW IuIus, Apul %. OPP Ma1hal
Field, the millionaire head OF the bis
ChiCugO dry .UJds nim, was suuu by n
reporter last Night Just UBi0fu no Ivit
tIr hOmc ni,utR.t. az In the 5 nth. lie
Bail that butiupss was improving all
along tho liut.
- very marked improvement In our
trade has sut IN B" said Alr liUIu, "auu
We have reason TO usliuye thAt u Will
continue 10 improve. Tho new tarlN
is all tight business IL better because
thute II M Increased demand Tor gUUus
reduced iu ynlue by tue new tain
schedule. iuo manufacturers VIII
not suli,I; they nave sufficient prjtgC-
ton under tho new law"
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ALBUQUERQUE, y, A., AprIl o.
Rocky bora, the English ruulumtu.
ON the Royal poCos, established by The
Western Hlmrttead anu Irrigation
c1mpnuy of CuCAg1, was destroyed
boy fire during the fierce winl storm
which ugssuu over thls section last Iu-
day night, A counter brought the
uuws 20 Captain W. L. McMAs'rfs,
SECRETARY OF the company huF.. The
fire originated 90 the barn belonging
10 sAtbuck Bros, from aspllk from
the blRo,gsmitu shop, and Ia tnifty see
onds the building was envclOprd IN
ilumuf, aud IN less than minute the
bhuA,Hit shop aud other structures
af.T. ."F.H.
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biggest building Die Chlcago. ~. cy
So always Tor y division OF proYtr.. .
lie knows very well that the rest ul
the people viii not allow 10, uud De
Ee,s All the credit OF buinr ~ reinim %
without cnlaugeriuE biz fortune. 10
be would practice bis preaching D..
would divide ME property nrst AM
then, after setting uil example, call 90
.Ho res, Of tho cOuLtfy 10 follow Die
lgaIv
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WE ARE TIE PEOPLE
For anything in The Spraying Line.


We Territorial Agent fer VIM sahrs Spray Pumps and Fruit
Eyapomors, which well and ayoraby known to the
hut growers throughout the country They simple in
aructou perfect 100 operation and will last gmc By iar the
cheapest 60 buy you vi call send stamps pay
Tor m7fr. You get free copy Of catalogue Of
sPRAhlR' and LNArORArOR5, giving very valuable in.
formation Boo spraying ,ud cooperating fruit We carry large
s'r. 90 materials used go spraying, such Blue N9 Sui
phsr le'tb51 Whale oil Soap, London Purple and Paris
Green o,c aua guarantees be OF standard quality and
strengths. We Your Trade.
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r.eIat cnca to prepare supplemental
regulations g. cotfJgm 80 Jt.y'l de-
cisiun, and from nov 0l u1ul ncXt
aOutay, when the timu czrl,es within
which !. turns may be made, any re-
Turns in which inc mos from re 10 anu
louis are .lsguc.tI viii be- Regarded a.
o iull compliance with tue taX.
IL universal y regretted mat there
was not y fIil bsu1h Co hear tue ctr",
and sh1uli Justice Jackson resign
there Is very 10 d reason To believe mis-
successor wouli almost certainly DO
favorable 10 the law, iu which event
OuOther test case very soon WuIl be-
brought 10 tho court ft DETERMINATION
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ENurruGNI Loonrp roR
Lively simf- Expected 10 thc Arknn.
sas Be-. isin ture.

Little NlCIl, AJa, April D.
Lively tunes ste respected in tav hYusr
~ representative. There was uyu-lt-
yrHbIu Alb OF impeAchmgug rgggtvIs
iuga being tfUuEut 'uguiUb, Govern &
CHfEc, anil % BE- alleged o. f.H.iu'Hu
lJr that purpose viii no INTRODUCED in
the housn tDtHy Hg So. Munro. IL BE-
kuowu tuHt bitter l.liIg uX.sir ur'
tween Mr. Muur#a .gl tlu .uv.f-
mr. growing cut 90 90 iuv'l,g.
wuicu occurred 30 .#u executive once
1m8 tiiuH uas, whuu the ruvuinpE
elected the lHwMnsuL A. lcaHt thgtu
other representatives. arc tal4 O. lc
IUuIli with suHvrurs Doe which uuyti-
NOT tiafGr WI. ue IiHfuuuI, uui "a.
element 90 JDEoi tor 10 10 uJl Dec.
hvvrI luut an tmIusgnGiunt resolution
will, however have a great numuuE oi
supporters,
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REy0, New, April She Gassito
Dbl, evening says. Ernest Hatu6,
ut.lgt oi the United States branch
uItt 1t Carson, anu John 4. JUnes,
a.niaul mt.lef aud refiuur, were suf.
pended lhh morning. Toe GdstttC han
Iiilte Inclination that the mint
shortage AMOUNTS 10 about $4,000, ana
s5rsr rsfiJd of about I've ycati.
l5,esc'9i MWon IL making a thor.
rgsl animation OF mint affairs. He
iIal That Que deposit containing
tagllll,UOO, one.hnli gold, bad teen
ulh5I by bars valued At only $1,000,
IrlaiAlly silver.