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circumstances Have Changed.

Los Angeles INtS
California is competing in the Eastern mar
kets for new honors. Augustin DAILY, the cele-
brated theatrical manager of New York, has
engaged six attractive young women from this
State to participate in the coming dramatic
season at the Metropole Times have changed
nightly since the days of '49. Then there
was demand for Massachusetts schoolmsrms
and other girls in carload lots 10 come west
and become the wives of worthy pioneers.
And now the tide has turned. The charming
emininity of the Pacific Coast is eagerly
sought by the East. California has come 10
the fore with mighty strides in almost all
walks of life.
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THE BEGINNER.

Oft has the ly re been tuned to tel
About the wondrous grace
OF one. sauted as the belle
Osevery earthly place
Mankind admires her dainty pose,
From foot to curly head,
OF course, provided that she goes
Sereneiy straight ahead.
But while we wish that youthful charms
Forever might endure
There comes host OF strange alarms
With riders immature
And cen the most polite of men
Is filled with rage profound
More bitter in its silence when
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Washington Evening Star.
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SPECIAL Information daily to manufacturers.
business houses and public men by the Pres,
Clipping Bureau (Allen'sl, $40 Montgomery.

DR.. Homer Virgil Miller, formerly United
States Senator from Georgia, died few days
ago, aged 80 years. He was one Of Georgias
foremost physicians was brigade and divi-
sion surgeon in the Confederacy, and after
ward was medical director of the State of
Georgia. Eloquence gave him the sobriquet
of "The Demosthenes of the Mountains" He
very active in political affairs in the orties
and ffties. He was a strong Union man until
his State seeded. He was elected to the
United States Senate in 1868, serving one term.
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Excursions to Grand Canyon OF tho
Colorado.

An excellent opportunity for seeing this wonder
full scenery at nominal expense is afforded
through the excursions 10 leave San Francisco
June 20 and July over the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad. Fare includes Stage trip from Flagstaff
meals en- ronte and hotel expenses at Canyon, S75.
For full particulars call address Thos
Cook & Son, excursion agents, 621 Market street.
under Palace Hotel, or any agent Atlantic and
Pacific kailroad. II. G. Bush, assistant general
passenger agent, 6l Chronicle building S. +.
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Ensland's Farmers.
Santa Cruz Sent incl.

SAntu IruZ StfIl ILVL
writer in the Fortnightly Review describes
the condition of the 210, 900 British farmers as
almost desperate. The thriving herds have
disappeared, cottages and country mansions
are closed, while rural laborers, focking into
the towns further swell the ranks of the un-
employed" AS contrast there exists In Eng
land according to this writer, can appalling
commercial wealth." whose vast accumlations
are invested with difficulty. The British
farmers demand protection, but their number
is comparatively small, and there is little pros
pect that what they ask Will be granted.
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MISSES ROUND WAIST.

The waist shown here is made with fl itted
lining, over which the goods is Isid in one
piece for the back, and in the front is likewise
seamless, with gathers at neck and belt. The
sailor collar is adjusta BILE, so that other trim
mings or accessories may be worn.
dress of white moh air designed for even
ing wear had sailor collar of primrose vel.
low velvet with applique of guipure lace.
The belt and collar were OF Dresden ribbon in
white with yellow lines; rose-coiored flowers
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Georgia has a prominent citizen who
combines the occupations of banker and
fisherman, but reyerses the usual rule in
such cases by fishing as his main business
and using his surplus capital and leisure
moments in banking. Thus on days when
he has no capital fishing he rests on the
bank and finds interest in his fishing
capital.
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Official Route to Democratic National
Convention. Chicago.

Central Pacific, Union Pacific and Chicago and
Northwestern lines. Train carrying California
delegates will leave San francisco July at P. NJ.
special rate for the round trip to Chicago S72.5O.
Tickets on sale June 80 and July !.
Seeping-car reservations now on sale at Union
Pacific Office. ! Montgomery street. Call early so
as to secure best accommodations. D. w. Hitch
cock General Agent, San Francisco.
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CREAM mixed candies, 25c lb. Townsend's.. +.

The Duke of Argyll, the sole survivor OF
Lord Palmerston's Cabinet which forty years
ago drew up and contracted the treaty of
Paris, the basis of Britain's subsequent deal
ing with Turkey, has, in a small volume soon
TO be issued by John Murray, supplied the
want OF brief narrative of the chain of events
which has led to the position now held by
Britain with regard to the Eastern question.
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roads, but good streets. In this connection
their attention is called to the material tnat
has made the. cities of Paris and Washington
noted the world over as the finest in any iand.
Asphalt is the material, and California pro.
duces the best asphalt in the world. 1t should
no N
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most important relation of life. 1t is essen
tally sordid affair, without suggestion OF
ture. The bride is willing to exchange q large
sum OF money for foreign husband with a
title attached to his name; and the bride
groom is willing to take an American girl for a
wife simply because she Is wealthy
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PROTECTION AND INTELLIGENCE.

1t is mistake to suppose that the only
influence the operation OF protection ex-
erts upon the people is to inspire them
with burning desire to gather riches. A
manufacturing establishment is an edu-
cational institu ton as well as converter
of raw material into merchantable prod
ucts to swell ones riches. With rare ex-
ceptions inventions come from where the
rumble of machinery is heard. A mechan-
ical contrivance for increasing and cheap
enipg the output of mans hands inspires
to other inventions, and not only does the
Intelligence and learning of the people of
a manufacturing community range higher
than in strictly commercial centers, but
a more independent and self-reliant spirit
is seen. Our public school system may be
said to have had its real strength impaired
to it by the Morrill, tariff law of 1861. The
mill and shop give birth TO desire for
knowledge, and desire for knowledge de-
mands schools, colleges and universities.
In a recently delivered address Governor
Lippitt of Rhode Island showed that in
the manufacturing countries of Germany,
France and the United Kingdom the num-
Der of people in a hundred able to read
and write well enough for ordinary pur-
poses ranges from eighty-fve to ninety
six, while in Italy, Spain and Russia,
where no effort is made to encourage man.
ufacturing, the percentage is from fifteen
to forty-seven. The difference between
manufacturing and non-manufacturing
towns in this country is not SO marked,
but it is the fact that the people OF the
first named generally show quicker and
more accurate mental activity, perception
and conception. One need only to visit
manufacturing and an altogether COM
mercal village and make comparison to
show that. Next to the store that "keeps"
the postoffice the blacksmith-shop is the
chief loaing place in the quiet little viii
lage. 1t is the roar of the forge and the
hammering of the iron that make it so,
because they are inspiring.
But what is true of popular intelligence
is equally true of wealth, especially when
the whole country is considered. Cover
nor Lippitt has taken the trouble to
gather the following figures, which show
how in proportion to a country's manu-
features is the volume of its wealth. His
fourpS re a. follows.
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FACTS MORE POTENT THAN so
PHISTRY.
Stockton Indenennent

StUcKtOH independent
The sword was mightier than the pen in the
case of Colonel T. A. Nerny of Los Angeles.
he was Democrat and believed all the teach
lngs OF his party but he is dealer in military
goods. When he found that the japanese could
make dress swords by cheap labor and sell
them in the United States for 20 per cent of
what he could sell them for he was converted
from free trade to protection. He is helping
to shout for Mckinley as a natural result OF
his conversion.
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A PLEA.

Oh, give me not the marble heart"
Nor yet the "icy mitt,''
Nor treat me to the "frigid fist"
Nor answer me with init"
DON'T make me 'sstand upon my head"
Nor ''t'row me in the air."
NOR pass me up" nor turn me down."
Nor give the CLASSY stare"
But II you must reject my suit,
Why, please to let me know
The sorrow OF my lonely fate
By simply saying "No."
Detroit News
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Have you magnificent wardrobe?" asked
the msnager, addressing the actress who had
just applied for an engagement.
why no. she replied. 81 have no ward
robe at all. I'm in the burlesque line, you
know"
And she was engaged on the spot.-Texas
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Northern Pacific railroad.

Parties attending the Democratic National Con-
ventoD at Chicago the Christian Endeavorers at
Washington and National Educational A Assoca-
ton at Buffalo should go return via the North
ern Pacific Railroad. For particulars inquire of
T. K stateler, Gen. Agt., eSs Market ST., s Z.
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MATRlMONY AND MAMMON.
San Rernardino Sun

In the ordinary matrimonial arrangement
between American girls and titled foreigners
there is no reason to believe that the contract
ing parties are animated by any of the mo-
tiyes and sentiments which belong to the
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Since the tariff act of 1861 there has
been a marvellous growth of mannfactur-
ing concerns in the United States, and
with it has come a broader and higher
intelligence than any other nation can
boast of. and in the same time the wealth
of the people has increased nearly FIVE
times over. The academy and the manu-
featuring establishment are co-partners
in educa tional work
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CLEVELAND'S TRUST POLICY.
San Jose Mercury.

San jose lMtTcury.
1t was Mr.. Cleveland who declared that
public office is public trust, and the country
has been going on trust ever since he was
elected. 1t is only under Republican Presi-
dents that public Office is so conducted that
the Government can do business on a cash
basis.
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AND AN ORCHARD.

The Wave.
California was first rancho, then gold
mine, later vineyard, and now flower
garden.
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With the Democrats anything is good
that helps to hide the Cleveland record.
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Every American workshop will be a
Mckinley headquarters this year.
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Prince Victor Napoleon inherited 10000
francs year from his father; his aunt, the
Princess Mathilde Bonnparte, gives him an in
come of 10000 francs and the ex-Empress the
sum OF 30, 900 francs yearly; but, as both these
royal ladies are fond of France, and like to live
there part of the year, they give their sums on
the condition that the Prince does not use any
of ii for political agitation.
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Now that the people no longer wish him
at Washington, Cleveland won't leave even
to go fishing.
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We have some new tints in plain and crepe
tissue, also lot of pretty flowers Lessons
gwen for making any article required. San
born, Vail & Co., 741 Market.
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Democracy may be ready for new de-
parture but she has only old ba ck-num Der
chromos to lead it.
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THE COUNTRY COULDN'T STAND IT

National City Record.
Mr.. Cleveland might be induced to stand a
third term but the country couldn't and that
settles it.
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II seems even Cleveland has begun to
wilt little, and is now willing to talk
bimetallism as a compromise.
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SUPPOSED TO BE HUMOROUS

Stranger-Is the submarine diver at home?
The divers wife-He's down at the river but
don't think you can see him this morning.
"Why not?"
"He's immersed in business. Port Jarvis
Gazette
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There is possibility the gold men may
start party of their own just to give Wall
street chance to ratify something.
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One by one the leaders of the Cleveland
Democracy are rising up to declare they
do not wish the Presidential nomination
and never expected it.
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If there is any way to read the Demo
cratic party out OF itself Daggett will do it.
He remembers stockton.
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The financial crisis came in with the
Cleveland deficit administration and will
90 out with it.
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The personal factor of McKinley's noble
life will have great influence in this
campaign and win many a vote for the
soldier candidate.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-24

Work for Mckinley is home industry
in every sense OF the phrase.
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All the Democratic Presidential candi-
dates are as busily tai king as if they were
afraid relapse into silence might be con-
strued as golden.
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1t looks as if New York Democrats
would play lone hand in this campaign
and sacrifice everything to save Tammany.
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If Cleveland sees no chance to get sat
isfaction out of this country he may be
Just mad enough to whirl in and take it
out of the hide of old Spain.
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Asphalt Roads Good Roads.
Oakland Tribune
1t is TO be hoped that the "Good Roads, AS
sociation will again materialize and make
themselves telt not only IN the matter of good
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In this campaign there will be no ele-
ment of confusion. The people know
what they wish and they know how TO
get it.
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GOOD DOCTRINE.

Stockton Independent.
Free silver and free women" is Californis
Republican doctrine.
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The only way Chicago can get profit
from the convention is to take census
while 1t is in town, and she will be sure
TO do it
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For the present the center of the United
States is at Canton, Ohio, and all roads
lead there.
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Democracy and PopuIism will never fuse
until they can agree which is to ride in
the cart and which is to do the pulling.
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KNEW WHEN TO QUIT.

Los Angeles Times.
Mr.. Quay was very grateful for the oppor.
tunity to let go.
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The question of the campaign: Do you
wish work and wages?
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FIsHING-F. NJ, City. If you will step into
any first-class store that sells sporting goods
You will be furnished the different kinds oi
hooks required to catch the fishes you name.
THE HINDUs-J. c., Newberry, San Bernardino
County, Cal. The Hindu is one of that native
race in India descended from the Aryan con.
querors. The present representatives belong
to the two great historic castles of Brahmans
and Rsjputs. They belong 10 the Iudo-Euro.
pean stock and are classified with the Can.
casians.
sfUNIQUE CoLoNY'-J. +. X, City. This de-
partment has not been able to discover any
thing about "the Unique Colony" said to be
situated in the northern part OF Peru, 100
miles from the coast, and where the mbers
are not required to work more than four hours
a day and where there is great liberalism in
regard to religion, marriage and divorce"
AN INCORPORATED SoCIErY-w. A. v G.. City.
II tor any good and sufficient reason an ineor-
porated society should see fit to dissolve it
| would have to file an application in the Su-
perior Court, if in this State, and that would
have to show that at a meeting of the mem
bers called for that purpose, the dissolution
was resolved upon by a two-thirds vote of all
the members and that all claims had been
satisfied and discharged. Then in all prob
ability the court would, there being nothing
to prevent such action, order distribution OF
the property pro rata among the members.
The NEW NAVf-H l., Clsy- Inc folloWlng
table shows the new navy OF the United States,
but does not include what is known as the old
navy vessels, or the wooden -sldes," as they
are called. 1t also shows the class, when the
keel OF each was laid and other information.
The abbreviations are: NJ, monitor; 1T, 2-t,
one turr t, two turrets; B. s.. battie-ship; c.,
cruiser; A. Cr. armored cruiser; p. c., pro-
tected cruiser; d. c., dynamite cruiser; g. B.,
gunboat; cost of hull and machinery; ~ the
appropriation for the five vessels designated
with - is $3, ,17S ,046.
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Costly Education.
San Bernardino Times-Index.
The United States, it has been estimated by q
contemporary, lost $3.50, 900, 600 by the elec-
ton OF Grover Cleveland four years ago. For
a campaign of education the amount of knowl-
edge acquired would seem TO come pretty
high.
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lady cyclist in Battersea Park, London,
carries large open sunshade, while another
is followed by groom, mounted like herself
upon handsome bicycle. He keeps even pace
at q respectful distance behind his mistress
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Silver Republicans who think of boiling
the party will change their minds when
they see the sort of leaders who will be
nominated by Democrats and Populists.
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CoRoNADo.-Atmospher is perfectly dry sots
and mild. being entirely free from the mlsts COM
mon further north Round-trp tickets by steam
ship. including fifteen days board the Hotel dsI
Coronado $50, longer stay 81 SO per day Apply
: New Montgomery ST.. SanFra1cisca
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WHEN you feel las cross as cat" dose of
hyer's Pills will make you good -natured as a
kitten. Fry them for biiiousness.
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"Mrs. Winslow,s sootbing svru,..

Has been used over so years by millions Of mother,
for their children while Teething with perfect sue
cess 1t soothes the child, softens the gums alay,
Pain cures Wind Collie regulates the Bowels and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoeas, whether arising
from teething other causes. For sale by Drug
gsts in every part of the world. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup. 25c a bottle
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The proposed badge of the silver party
in the campaign is to be daisy with six
teen silver petals around golden center,
and while the thing will be lovely it will
be too rich for the wear of men who are
looking for a job and need bread in the
home more than flower i'll the button
hole.
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Judge B. j. Peters of Mount Sterling, KY,
said to be the Oldest free silver advocate in the
country, is 81 years old. He was personally
acquainted with Henry Clay. went to school
with Thomas F. Marshal and often heard Rob-
ert ]. Breckinridge speak
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Another prodigy, Paula Szalit, Polish pian-
ist OF 9.will shortly make her debut in London.
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OPINIONS OF WESTERN EDITORS

Dunham's Quickstep.
Halfmoon Bay Advocate.
Dunhams favorite song is said to be t'They're
After Me.n
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

FIsHING-F. NJ, City. If you will step into
any frst-class store that sells sporting goods
You will be furnished the different kinds of
hooks required to catch the fishes you name.
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General WeyIer can make promises of
an active campaign just az easily as the
Democratic party, and the promises in the
one case are just about as valuable as in
the other.
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Baron Rothschild includes in his "Personal
characteristics" the reply of the Marquis de
Bievre to Louis XIV II hear that you make
jokes on every subject; we'll, make one on me. ;"
"Your majesty is not subject
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Nothing Else VIII Answer.

Nothing EIse VIII Answer.
San Jose Mercury.
The country will be satisfied with nothing
short of Republican protection. and any at
tempt to befog the main issue is destined to
proYe futile
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BRIEF, BUT POIN FED.

Placerville Nugget.
What? You have not registered? Get there
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H. NJ Stanley, NJ. p, who has been staying at
Madrid has recovered from his indisposition.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-24

1t is stated that the Emperor of Germany has
just presented a bust of himself, executed in
bronze, to DR.. Joachim
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Easier to Catch

Pasadena Town Talk.
Spanish soldiers will find it easier to catch
yellow fever than Cuban reyolutionists.
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PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 1895.
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The free-traders will resort to every
trick their ingenuity can devise to detract
the people from the tariff issue and beat
Mckinley, but it is foregone conclusion
their tricks will be in vain.
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Queen yictoria's absenting herself from Eng
land every year at Easter has led Frenchmen
to believe that she is secretly Roman Catho-
lie. La Figaro has thought it necessary to dis
prove this,
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At the time Of its great popularity Brick
Pomeroy's Democrat earned its proprietor
much as 81 600 day. The Democrats letter
mail was the event OF the day at the La Crosse
pOstoffice
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Billy-Blest if think that last lthograph
agrees with me-
Nanny-seryes you right! told you not to
eat the pink trees or yellow sky. but to confne
yourself to the blue grass.-Puck.
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Among the novelties of the season are
Mckinley umbrellas, Mckinley pocket
knives. Mckinley envelopes and McKin-
ley canes, all of which of course are for
Republicans, and the country is now wait
ing for some kind of Mckinley soothing
syrup for Democrats.
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From the welcome given to Hobart on
his return home it seems certain that the
Jersey voters intend to follow him into
the Republican party, put their State in
the Union and keep it there.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-24

The young King OF Swaziland last week shot
'ix of his servants for rifle practice.
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ais it true that young Wilson has gone on a
polar expedition"
eyes; he has gone to Boston to see his girl"
Detroit Free Press
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

DR.. jameson denies the report that he is 60
ing to marry peeress.
Mr. Sexton says Ireland is overtaxed for I'm
perial purposes by nine millions.
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"Do you intend to take your wife with you
to the seaside9"
"No; she is all run down and is not equal to
the exactions of a vaca ton. Boston Courier.
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When every industrious American can
find good work at good wages free from
the depressing competition of pauper
labor the Republican party will be first
ard foremost to go forward to new fields
and deal with new issues.
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Daily and Sunday CALL, one week, by carrier. SOL
Daily and Sunday CALL, one year, by MALL. 600
Daily and Sunday CALL, six months, by mall. 500
Daily and sunday CALI three months by mail 15O
Daily and Sunday CALL one month, by mail. 65
sunday CA1I. one year. by nail.............. 1.50
NyEEIy car. one wear, by mail fl...,..... 1.50
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President Diaz seems to have a walk
over for reelection in Mexico. Like Nc
Kinley in his country he stands for the
protection and promotion of home indus =
tries and the people are with him.