davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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can explain 1t.
After left Oxford-without hon
ors-I spent n lot OF time loating at
home. Dead-allve part of the country;
nothing much to shoot, and mother, an
invalid. couldn't stir out of her room.
II didn't mean deliberately to de-
ceive her. but what life is there for n
healthy young man. stuck down there,
hanging round sick room from one
month to another? He must come to
the surface to breathe. whether the air
be wholesome or not. At first. when
l cut out for a day or two, l would
call 1t business. But the mater knew
old Findlay had always managed the
Investments. and the money. and all
that. So when took a run up to town
and didn't return at night l had to in
vent friend and pretend l had put up
with him. That came as easy as lying
always does; only mother. who had
little to interest her, insisted on hear
Ing all the particulars. How my friend
looked. what he said. and the rest. l
got into a lot of tight places at the
start, till l thought OF man l had
known two years before and kept to
description OF him.
'Harberton was his name. He was
cruising on the Mediterranean for his
health when | was on the Sayonara.
with the Blakes. He was queer chap,
believed in occultism and rot OF that
sort; and we all laughed at him for 1t.
We never thought him i'll. merely lazy.
One moonless night. after dining on
his yacht, We lounged on deck, with
those myriads OF stars making us feel
jolly small.
"Harberton lay on steamer chair
he used to pass the night there-gazlng
at the sky with his inscrutible eyes.
We had all been laughing and chatting
when he came on deck. but somehow
the immensity of 1t all had sobered us.
and we were quiet and solemn. when
Harberton, pointing heavenwards. said
In his languid, affected drawl: TO
morrow / shall know what these have
to tell We believed 1t to be merely
one of his poses; but In the morning
we were horribly startled by the news
that he was dead. He had died, lying
there in his chair. during the night.
well. Harberton's name occurred
TO me when / was forced to invent a
story to satisfy mother, and. though
couldn't write a story to save my life,
whenever 1 began jawing about him,
everything came quite pat. Often
blessed his memory when l could go
on for few days. have a good time.
and return to find mother quite
pleased.
This went on for awhile, till mother
began to bother me with a request to
ask my friend to visit us at Tramp
ton Chelmsford tried hard to get her
on the notion: I said that he was busy
or Ill: that entertaining guests would
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a splendid thing. For a cold or any
other ailment which is benefited by a
moderate sweat, 1t is most excellent,
and leaves one under cover without the
danger of taking more cold. In stormy
weather 1t is not necessary to forego
the usual exercise. as one can have all
the advantages usually derived from
a spin around the parks under cover.
For those who ride simply to reduce
flesh and who are timid about ventur-
ing out on wheel. not alone on ac-
count of falls but also on account of
excessive fatigue. and perhaps sensi-
tiveness regarding size. etc. there could
not be a better apparatus for daily ex-
ercise than the house bicycle. For
racers this is also good trainer. By
means of the brake, with cranks. they
can train themselves to climb the
steepest ascents as we'll as II they were
actually on the hillside. and for level
runs they can increase their speed
without ever leaving the room.
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College of Pharmacy Diploma.

w. F. B. asks about getting into the
United States navy on College of
Pharmacy diploma. Answer. The re-
quirements and restrictions of the Med
ical Department of the United States
80 many points to be considered. and
as SO much depends upon the candidate
himself outside of the fact of the pos
session of a diploma. any candidate is
counseled to apply in his own hand
writing to the Medical Department Of
the United States navy.
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easily crushed by the end OF glass
rod. SO that the contents readily DIS
solve when the water is stirred. This
done, soloid OF nitrate of silver Is
added In the same way. II no req
coloration is produced, more soloids
are added until the liquid remains reu
when well mixed. This indicates the
END OF the reaction. and each sololu
used corresponds to two grains OF
chiorine per gallon. Further examina-
'iohs-in regard. for instance. to the
quantity Of nitrites, nitrates. free am
mona. and even hardness-are con-
Quoted In the same way. while similar
~ the presence of Objectionable met
ais can be detected and measure OF
the organic impurity Of the water
maue, Judging by the amount of oxy-
gen absorbed. This is done by adding
10 ~ c. C. Of the water until faint
anu permanent pink appears. soloids
.. permanganate of potassium. each
OF which corresponds to O.10 grain OF
oxygen absorbed by the organic mat
Ter IN one gallon of water. A certain
amount OF care and discretion. of
course, must be exercised In certain
cases out. as Doctor Thresh has salts
iactorlly shown. this method gives re-
suits which compare very favorably
win the ordinary methods OF analysis,
"hlch occupy much more time and In
'oiVe the use of more complex appa-
ratus' The Introduction of this sim
PIE and approximately accurate series
Vi processes should prove valuable
aid In the sanitary service" There
are cases ready prepared containing
the soloids and the apparatus for maxi
Ing this analysis. These are put up in
snug and convenient form, and are
not at all expensive.
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Beware of Ointmcuts FOR C,ttsrrh That Con

1s mercury viii surely destroy the ssnss
of smell and completely der5uEe the whole
system when r1srrIug II through the mu
ruus surfnr~. such Hrriule. should never
be used except 0n prescriptions from rs
puinbir phy-igl1ns, u- fIe damage they
VIII do Is ieu fold -u the good ypn can pp-
slhly derive from them. uuIHs Catlrrll
Cur". mauufbcrreI by i. J. Cheney X co,
Toledo, o.. contains no mercury. Hnd Is
taken Internally. ac'lug directly upon the
hl9si and muruu. nurf5crs NJ the system.
Ia buying Halls tnturrh Cure be sure you
ger The grug.ur. D. l- token internally
md made zoo THitdp o.. 10y u J Cheney 4
fr. Testimonials free
sold lay Druggists pr!ec 75r per bottle
IIlIl-s ImmLLN I'm. ur- lLn Mn.L-
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FRIEND HARBERTON.
(By Mary Stuart Boyd.)


o. old man. of
course l don't be-
lieve in spirits or
nonsense OF that
sort. Yet something
that l never quite
understood once
happened to me.
You all know about
that kind Of thing,
and perhaps you
rap eynlain n
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THAT s,.LrS,,p COPPER.

Mr., Goodman, Williams County. H..
writes US. From one package Salzer's
German Coffee Berry grew 300
pounds oi better coffee than can buy
in stores al 80 cents pound"
A package Of this and big seed cata.
losge Is sen: you by John A, Salzer
Seed Co. La Crosse, Wiz. upon receipt
of Is cents STAMPS and this notice. wn.
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IHE W II. KISIIER sTArloSEnx 81 l.o.,gs1.,

Euersl ttaHs rrlufrr- lul Blank Book Makers
w. U.Irrr rI.r Largest ~tocl, OF stationery of
ANY house iu the West 1881 l5i3 Lawrence
SiErct, Denver, Colo
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EAlnc ClAlnlA.

A man is making a false claim for
himself who calls himSelf Christian
while denying the supernatural ele-
ment in the Bible and reserving for
himself the right to reject or accept
any portion of 1t. as would any other
teaching which might be presented to
him.-Rev. Walter Galley.
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society can be maintained. II the des-
truction of few orchards will save the
peach crop of an entire region. those
few orchards must go. II permitting
these orchards to stand means the des-
truction OF the peach interest of that
portion Of the country, 1t is manifest
ly unjust to leave the trees there. Why
people should go to law about a sim
pie proposition like this 1t is not easy
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Nsf appeal nom flo
cpurt to auotu0
They are bound
save him If bc G.
br saved 1t Is q
same way with
good doctor wlie
his patient seer
condemned to dca
by disease
But doctors ma
mistakes some.
times they lose j
heart too soon I
After they have
tried everything N
they know and !
the patient is
no better they E
think there Is
nothing more TO
be done. They II
don't always
get at the root !
OF the disease.
They frequently
give a patient -
up TO die of con
.rrrffuffgr1 and
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Reforms Need More Than IA day

To bring them about. and are always more
complete and laSt-n. wheu they proceed with
steady regularity tn a "unSlmmItion. Few
Of the ObscrvaIt among MS cSIn have failed to
notice that permanently hcalthful changes In
the human system are not wrought by all
rupt and violent means. ansl that thos,. are
the most ssllutary medicines which are pro-
grcsssiyc. Hostcttcr's Stomach Bitters is
the chief OF these, Dyspepsia, a disease OF
obstinate character. is obllicratel by It.
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II. T.. WINUHEGL,
Ten. Pass Agt.. Denver. Colo.
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priui, water at the white House.

NJ wine was served az Ihc first siutc din,
urr given by President McKlulyy. aud this Is
to he taken uS u precedent except for din
u"re given ip the diplomatic corps. 10 whom
Il concession will be made on the ground ui
custom and cunNrutipunlity. When The
President outrrfuiuN his frltuws scuuutrymru
hc VIII give Them ul the cold water they
want, but nothing stronger
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Il you travel extensively, or frequently,
est and convenience II you buy "Gulf' thou
sand mile tickets. which are now good for
passage over the following lines:
I'm. Pac.. Denver & Gulf
Union Pacific System.
South Park Line.
Colorado Midland II. r.
Midland Terminal r. r.
This enables holders 10 cover all Important
destinations In northern. eastern and central
Colorado, Including 1.eadville GunnIson,
Cripple Greek Colorado Springs. Pueblo
Trinidad Clear Greek aud Gilpln counties.
They are also good on the TT Worth md
Denver Railway.
II. l.. wINCHELL,
Gen. Pass Agt.. Denver, Colo.
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arc afterwards surprised to see him get
strong and well again
MrS, W b Duncan Of Arlington, Phelps Co
Mo, writes Ny husband took four bottles OF
Dr risrce.s Golden Ne.iigl Discovery when he
was as he thought almost into consumption. and
we were very thuukfIl that such medicine could
be found, wish all persons troubled with cough
would take It. Long may the Golden Medig1
Discovery and FIvoriic Prescription be
made shat! always recommend aud pfaisc
these medicines
All lung and bronchial diseases are cured
bv Dr. Pierce S Golden Medical Discovery,
because it supplies The systerH with healthy
blood 1t puts the vital forces into action
and NILS thc circulation with tie life giving
red c1ruuscles which builds up solid mus
cular flesh and hcalthy ncrvc-ioscc.
As Il medical author, pt. Pierce holds an
eminent place IN his profession. His great
thousand page illustrated book, The Poo
pie Common Sense Medical Adviser is
one OF the Standard medical works Of the
English language. Nearly Tso 600 copies
were sold al : So each a paper bound
copy VIII be sent abSu}HSaip rycf for the cost
OF mailing onir ~ oue.rrui stamps OF,
cloth bound for 81 stamps World $ Dis
pcnsary Medical Association HunalO- y y.
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netic, full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No
to- Rae. the wonder-worker. that makes
weak men strong. All druggists. soc. or 81
Cure guaranteed. BOOKLET and sample free
Address Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or
New York.
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The Revised Nersinn.

what is your new painting calcdT'
" The Cleaner.
"Ah. a young girl with a sickle md a
bundle OF erain2''
mo: an elderly girl with nat pocket
book aud an nrmful Of bargain dry goods
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".Iames is 50 sweet and nmiuhIc duriug
Lent" "IIOw does he show itf" "EynIy
evening he lets me read pudding recipes tt
him by the hour"
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poublc. the Pleasure of Drive

fine carriage doubles the pleasure "
driving. Intending buyers of carriages 90
harness can save dollars 10y sending for tile
large free catalogue 0f the ElkhhHrt Cur
riagc aud Harness Mf. Co, Elkhart Ind
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srrInr I'm liz s,,,,nri,.-

Are you going tp have your house painted
this spring NulreF"'
'Np' hut l'il hHYc iu paint th" back fence.
nr the pump cor something. Mrs, Muirrr
newer thinks -Hr has cleaned house unius-
She can smell now pglnL"
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of our readers to the column of Denver ad-
vertisements In this paper, They are all
rood. reliable dealers. Such advertisers as
Henry Lee. Knight.Campbcll Music Co.
Fred. Mueller. w, II. Kistler +. II. Fisher
l3arte'des & Co. Spalding Haywood Arms
SSiss a ST. md 'wsS s, 5 % sapSss saps In
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"'That actor seems devoted to study,
doesn't he: mo; he seems devoted to the
leading lady's understudy."
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wont yaU hHva nrsr fme during thf
chlldrep's spring yurnIlou f- "Nu. Wp hagt
IL arranged sp luJ lfu5uy- vacation doesn't
begin uuill fHp Jay tln. Iuuuy'- ends
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,,f,, n,,,,on Ton. Of Steel,

During the last twenty years the
railways Of the world have absorbed
bo,oo0.o 900 tons Of steel. OF almost hAll
ths total prodNct
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Did You Ever sccan Indian

ESpHet n1t, -t srGlI % tWo-reut stamp fu
Hhr General FJ--UuErr AGruI Colorado Ma.
land Railroad. Denver. gud Ir w.II -fud yUu
o. fine culurHl p.rU uf uur.
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A To Nlilenre IIckcts

"Does your husband sympathzo with the
GrceksT' "Ie does indeed he has named
two of our new pups Alpha and Omega
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"Iimmy bo uurr roaponffuIs remember.
um your mother ''l'ouu-uaf aiu'f u0thiu.
81 aid y enu'd spin t.r Hn evy time y
spun her She nuH ur-lI" down"
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Mrs. win.,o,,'. soo,n,ng syrup

"Yarbley has taken violent dstastc for
opera. 'Whnt a clever stroke OF econ
omyr'
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"SIowboy likes the opera of "KpmrD aut
Juliet better thnu the play "Df course
he doesn't have To pay any attention to th'
words"
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PATENT SOAICIT0R 5l%.SsS% ;l's5s: Mr.; "A s5i
WOLFE LONDONER Ta5.;i:5t og5Ssss 5i.ss5s, and
TypeWrterS 5.:.. @ Z: e y ;ssSs:: sss:;

UlnTnp EAz" BAH uu1 Irnnis Goods are
VIZ Un bnluE used hy most colleges and
schools lu Colorado. Sppalul prices 90 clubs
l.frFglG0ur gUarautred t0 Doe tlr best Of Its
Kind. Send for nHuIuE Denver Branch OF
lhH pvermuu Whrrl TO-, l7Iu=iB Stout. Sec
un1-haud Bicycles iD A No. l condition NJ
reasonable pHIer.
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"When an actor gets To making real love
on the stage he loses his job" "WhHt's TINT
forT" "He makes such an unnatural mess
bf II
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"sIAK TOBACCO"

As you chew tobacco for pleasure use star.
1t is not only the hest but the most lasting, aud,
therefore, the cheapest,
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Foe luur AND riu.zr dl.n1-us. rl-u.s Cure ia
tbu best medicine ur have used g Mrs j. &.
NUrthrun NIud-'r, out. r1ualu,
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Don'l Tobacco Spil and SmoLe Your Iile lva,,

"Hawkins, yon ought To pay that tele
phone girl handsome commission" "Whyr
"She is always advertising you busy
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mad et hIm bnif the tI,na" ..lybg, Vryo.
them so;" lie calls thcm his board OF lady
IululHnrs ~
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Jimmy hrlus no she spade aud hoe. N is
r1uiue' "Au1 the ll,grsmoVrr tUDt
NO that belongs urNt dplr."
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THT arEFna FH. 5'% sS.,, MALT TONIC

is the uUg~f Spring Medicine on the market
Sold by nlI Druggists BOTTLED by the C. A
LAMMEltS UuTrLlNd 90. Denver, Colo
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Lawlsss are they that make their
Wills tAslE law,-shaksspe%re,
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LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY cURrD

Hon" Treatment Written guamui-r slren-n,
cure no pay send 20 stamp lJr irrNlisf hrurutlal
Medicine Co. llprnelpv1ue \. y, Mention Tins paper
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forchiiiren ic-thing sofens thasnms reduces inhsm
nation, allnys pain. wind collie. Is bottle
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FITS stUpurl fHHs hfl pDrIHa7 Hu- 'r rurHg. nuu
l,frF tFs' day u.s af iBr- Kline. t.ren' NsrN e
Hrsior.T- I0sJ 3 TTlII IH0I..r s,I.i .r,ar.s.
send la ug. hf|s1r lI AEaH Hl. r 0t4lylpHA Pa
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'Doorkceprrs and gutekrcpcr- uavraIWays
been n mean lot " ''IS that Suf" ''Ncs. y1u
remember how they wouldn't give Adam and
Eve return check"
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rstryE SUTPIGES or ALL KINDS
HhIpV CREAM SEPARATIONS. SALT
IHtnI COLOR EVERYTHING FOR
THE DAIRY. WRITE FOR
PRICES THE LlrTLETON CREAMERY
co 1929 BLAKE STREET DENVER
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So-To-Hac for Flftv Cont.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weak
men strong, blood pure, SOC 81 All druggists
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"Do yuu Gad tur spiritual .al-on rrrry.r
ing. Mt lurUr''r ''WrH. Tuu srp
cou't rNutfy rri until ! gr. through train.
lug those liIJlr urul- iu Jue Iuy rl"lr."
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SCIENTIFIC CORNER.
CURRENT NOTES OF iNvEN-
TON AND DISCOVERY,
A Simple Method of Water AnaIysis-A
Bicycle to He Used Under shelter
Carved from Solid Rock-somethInG
Now In tho bicycle Field.
a sImpI. Me.hod of water An.I,,,..

HE London Lancet
gives the following
directions for analy-
zing water: when
1t is required to es-
tlmate the chlorides
In a water. 10 C. C.
are placed in a glass
cylinder. and a So
loid OF chromate OF
potash tindicator)
added, which Is
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fully reproduced and even the compar-
ative elevation of their various por-
tions has received attention. The main
rivers of the various continental divis-
ions and the inland bodies of water
have been chiselled upon the maps thus
made. Indeed the globe is careful
and wonderfully exact copy in stone of
the greater globe which it is intended
to represent. On the wall above it
are fixed stone slabs, upon which have
been carved variety of useful inform
alton. mostly geographical in its ma
ture, but some dealing with other
matters. The slabs make a stone en-
cyclopedia of considerable value for
reference by those unable for any rea-
son to refer to books.
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hnIEp Srud Houp orders for everything
LAUlCO lu tho MILLINERY line TO THE
H"WLhNp MlIllNEEN co. Denver
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Educnte Your Bowels with casearet..

Candy Cahartlr, euro constipation forever.
iOe. II @ c. fall, druggists refund money.
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Denver Directory,
HARNESS

IIAENESS
The host $40 d1u-
BILE Concord Har
ness ia Colorado
for SIS with
brceching, $50, SO
double team hnr
ness, with breech-
ing, SIG; So steel.
liuru stock saddle
for Sl5; $lj single
buggy harness for
s. 20 Do not be
deceived by worth
lees limitations. but
order direct from
us and get the
lowest wholesale
prices Catalogues
free. All goods
stamped FRED
MUELLER i4l3
l.urlmcr Street.
Denver. Colorado.
.fN NAMlNAIfON.
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FUDMO Far'e.o-urc- lu |rercnt parts of tue
7 n N Wl n elHfr. VIII, for IarfieuaT- The Cen
''I'IO tu Fw-tpa, i,a. Curus s. Denver.
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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.
One to be Held at Emmanuel Church
This and Wednesday Evenings.

An Educational Institute is to be held
With the Emmanuel Church on the
evening of February 23d and 24th. This
institute is of more than local import
ance, and should be largely attended.
The speakers the first evening will be
Mrs. E. B. Purnell of Sacramento, on
the topic 'An Educated and Conse-
Grated Pew One of the Supremest Needs
of California Baptists;" Rev. N. L.
Freeman of Reno, New, topic, THE
Growth of California Colleges Our Only
Hope Of Raising Up an Educated Min
istry''
The speakers tomorrow evening will
be Rev. NJ. P. Boynton Of San Fran
cisco, topic, What Have California
Baptists a Right to Expect of Califor-
mia College, President Brownson of
California College, topic, What has
California College "a Right to Expect
From California Baptists?" There viii
be appropriate music. A large attend
ance from this city and neighboring
towns is desired.
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IS12-1S91.

Mrs. A NJ. Pealer will this week cele-
brate the twenty-fifth anniversary of
her entrance into the millinery busi-
ness. The handsome large double
store on street, filled with millinery
and large and loyal patronage ex-
tending even to the remote parts of Ne
vada, Utah and Arizona are evidences
of her success. She takes advantage
of the present occasion to extend cor
dial thanks especially to the ladies of
Sacramento and vicinity for their liberal
patronage extending almost over a
quarter of a century. In speaking of
her business career yesterday she de-
clared that she has always endeavored
to adhere closely to four rules: Relia-
bilfty fairness. good goods and small
profits To these essentials, kept ever
in mind, she attributes the large meas
ure Of prosperity and success which
she has enjoyed. Her spring opening
will take place as announced ON page
> Of this issue, Friday and Saturday Of
this week. She promises that her goods
viii at least equal. If not eclipse, those
of any previous year.
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pULVERIZED THE BLUEROCKS
But the Shooters Were a Little Out Of
Practice.
Some Fair Scores at Yesterdays
Tournament, and Some
Not SO Good.

Yesterday was "a perfect one for
bluerock shooting, and butt for the un
certain weather the latter part of last
week a good delegation of sportsmen
would have been in attendance ait the
tournament yesterday at Kilnball &
Upson's grounds. AS 1T was, about
twenty-five shooters faced the traps
during the day. J. Feudner and Pc
drick of Dixon were the only repre-
sentatives outside of the local men.
All the events We're carried off in
their regular order. There were about
$500 bluerocks shot ait during the day.
In the first match, at 10 birds, E. A.
Nicolaus won first ON 9, Frank Ruh-
staller and r. w. Helms divided sec
onId on 8, and Hal Stevens won third
with Z.
Second match, 20 birds-Helms and
Ruhstaller divided first on II birds,
Feudner won second with IA, and
Stevens and Nicolaus divided third
with 13.
Third match, Is bfrds-Stevems 13,
Newbert Il, Ruhstaller II.
Fourth match, 20 birds, merchan-
disc priZes-F. Ruhstlaller II, F. New
bert 1G, Nicolaus and Helms 10, Stew
ems II, Miller and Upson 13, Feudner
l., Sullivan II, Yoerk and Trunpler
10.
Fifth match, 10 birds-Stevens s.
Ruhstaller /, Nicolaus ).
Sixth match, 20 birds Stevens II,
Nicolaus Is, Newbert IA.
Seventh match, - birds-Newbef't
10, Nicolaus A. Stevens Is.
Eighth match, % birds-Newbert
20, Nicolaus and Stevens (divided) Is,
Yoerk and Ruhstaller (divided) Is.
Following is the score in the 90 bird
r,1prrjlsa r, dic auapt.
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Weather Report.

The Weather Bureau report shows
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been 80 and 80 de-
grees, with fresh to brisk northerly
winds and clear weather prevailing.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday We're 81 and 40
degrees, and one year ago to-day 90
and Al degrees.
The lowest temperature yesterday
did not reach as low as was antici-
pated, the lowest being 30, as against
333 degrees on the 18th of January, al
though there was quite a heavy frost
both Sunday and yesterday morning.
The barometer is now high, and last
evening it read much above 80 inches
The dew point last evening was again
down to 80, a further Indication of
continued cool and frosty weather for
this morning.