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Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15
Muo, 1iamore 60, ysit,n.

guaut Waanepl bar paoo % tolo, men
e,nttutbsr tom nltp @arrne % Ssrit, Jon e
mooelss. Zen fsrite Sdlpoel af Naaneoeu
ror BET fra IS til 93 @roDrr ! Sipsgcu ont
,rtpt iii bper Tag. Ora l6ce til 20oe bar
Nj ,prrt fclOt, enoos nso til q Or. Siotr
hor bet ~parieret fra so iii 30 @raOer. 81
nm gluauft bar ri bsltr life bapt 8eat mtr
,rc II Qor @anes not til at lrsgc Stsoet.
anro,n CT lprri ter, % 0opreeusc, iom
; ouuer bar poret uomGrieoe, ct III ipeone.
oooo. Abe Sitober, tr 9iroen fra Tcropsit,
ina tcloere 9eir or ipsntt.
utter en- tiosmrsFe 6crbeorire f~crstages
mn ppr Sfole. Spbsonin9sopporattr iuo:
,rtt,s MI / gaitmrntei, os bette fomnter bel
men, Ia gsrnent IRIS paa Gsbcerne Der ON
giuttrcn. Miis Maasie GOnsblin er cnsa.
otr,t for Sfolen | giutsr, cs iss trcr, at bun
m rr fin Sitting ooren eitcr al ben Stoles
o~anneir, iom bun nu bar bapt.
qnp. Rtion (Roterup) Dor iua uhelois for
nootu sio foen, at blipe ~furorroet cso en-
~7rrgcnofine, lom ban arbeioeoe pep. Dla.
giuu bruet. aStraipblotpsr", os ott'ns talot
n,p ga iOrIlOs bans Reie 90 enc Rino 'amt
r sfulpsrs satr arapebsn. Strar irpsteoe
man. at ban bapos itrssst meo, men ban
fcmm,r piit ODER BET MI.
Sen 2Spt Sept. osps admle aslaf soalom,
"a bltp b.orapen ben lite os. oan bar life
lanai fra so glar. Sur bar fra 9inserite /
Woroe GA bopo. nit paret her | opsr 80 aar.
aon par en- COB Nubo os mil SrnsanssTGle,
;oo han er iapuet / fin areos. odn baooe
prrtt mtstt Ipselis i lrnsers Sio.
&. q. Siele.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15
0aaroipr &ar.
OF Otto gtesaaro.)

Sruls 2ipspegsen bar en- Smule bn'
falosn til at itrpoe. elIer for at bore msr'
uetfGroig mob bum. til at OOsrorire. Sar
pleiebe b csiau at icrtGns ON fine per-
Iunliss Ggsnitaber, iarlis lin Sdarofsr'
bep. Gnsans f%urtalt. ban felSsnoe:
"9la iaa pa b naa Elm Sta isnRau'
ties, at js ito az besg 9e. VA belt ION
ie ito fit al ;nte tetts pua naate, 6sg j
meg / 2aars, ila at be bart cit lite Sadr,
umtrent iaupus, at ie tunm istte Repar
inni Be. Men ilitt pa is naa dlori brpt
me maze ON, aa iau beg je life goot.
Men Iaa fett il fat paa Elm brdng Ga
bel at elm aubbe, 10 E n9itsn lite trioos,
at ie 6aoos fat Raa me. Msn iaa Dart'
ie Iinna, al trso 2tir iisnsm In, iaa
buattaa 2tIa aa aubben ist ipore. Rub
ben Dat naa ner at, 40 ben ian le at. Utsn
haas be bar da inte bar, iua bar Gtiu
bprte. gu il lsit, ia lsite, men tunn'
lite finn , ate. Sla jeff je in at, "a
oa i Jeff, ipntss js, at Soften fdboe pert'
Iaa Itip. Msn iaa tstte je ndd lem ida.
at oe pei par gles, 10 faoce frsuis innl
5ptsn, III Iaa fstts ie me- innaat Stadoen,
for ia tinen op at. Wsn be pu De fam.
mua, bua irnjt j, iatt Der, iua bar Joter
life itip. ia BETA pa ndd ina mpe ras
rare, ett,iom is Jag, at Slse bar aIHlsS
pptina.
Sua trtr il op gotia oa, "a Jag pao
Scare, al iaa raj js Sunnu inni os, aas-
Iua tiente j, litsiOm ncttr rart inni Der.
ism lat lauIt. Sc iruOcs. at Dc bar BARI
cit gsin elsr naatu, az i1a trdt il De ut
aa oa ie iaus paa Re, Gut. iaa iasgu b
Be lite gtia! Rua ijcnte je, at be %
osnna. 10 baooe jcrt. at geine bar fife.
Tom iaa tiff. 9u tan Daia b. at. mar
esnna gtia me BETA LANCE Sfdiis INN
Der, maatte iera Be litssranns itift. Mn
oa p1rte is iud lima. at il iit ut 40
tea ate life te Mionlt."
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15
81 Sampo, @barton 60, seras.

aiaaO mig element Ceres Greos Slao al
pplpie / anltonins al Gpster PM, at ben gull
Gsber fulos pare uobruOt beronltrin9 % ell
ltrs i serus, at bette iOrbcIoer is aIoelss It'll
ioo. Ser par Fere spsOomstilfGloer, inn
man ira fsrit Of trOepe irtp fig ira ben Gult
ftbtr, o. ium bapoe tiifslse, at Ssrnbaue'
trafiten pua Here gansr blep itanoist for Ell
lip, men ION lensre beiuuotcs lite at prre
bpap man msnte be bar. Get or M %ciitttli
pplnit, at life ct sneits Silfrloe al Den 9ult
ftbr CT iorefommet | belle Stras.
autcritttrrue tossr o%esuoen, lopcr bet I'll
DC h~rtuocits 6orbolosrtgler mob Smttttn.
Settle tror iea pil orrs en- tiosmrsf9 Sp'
m$niuQ for mango of gluosts 2ciere. sia'
incrc laOe bore mere herira.
G. Sousitao.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15
GLOBE euslNess coLLEaE.

net tebcnas SuiRtis "a 3eieardyb G0aear ! Rors.
vsftH. %etGbierrt 10 II Star iDen. Biritiia Jurrft,
ntHgS frdtts ira HtgnHesiitu tt dnbm. RrsE D. n.
NareH. y tAeirvt @ruHpiat Vrafftn Vads
Iiseiiat. SfuosrcHbe fan heauHcf uanriomheh. 1dg
"a H'ieu hele aatet rHHef @tanrius bette @oItae
tE afrhurttang GA Nfrsas Get TT success Sinbereaos
f1utcHe ~ Ephuih, Htoeas ne ffHbefer Der. nor RAJ
taioa a%orrSier itl Bof 5. @iebe BHitueis GBnsse.
eEhisVit Nuil9iHa. 4 1aHI
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15
4orreipDnbance.

sc-r5psuoaneer neen Eapn o. Mertst tases NE
-;n,,, neuinr iii, be blir lie eusaf aitnrt mlTiteaf
Ss,s,tipueu, Nopnet I'll life blipe oiienfiisslcrt, H'fo'
.,-srs . p,cmmeupe acrreipentcrt ~ &C Del, men
g.s,rtisu,u naa baps Rapnet % aoresien.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

instruction in Normal. College. pre-
paratory. commercial, and musical
branches at Brufiat Academy. Portland,
n, Dakota.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15
Tarme ogTarmlan0
tilialgS biui9t.

8i bar ct INITIAL iorbeoreoe 5arme, tore
og liHud, / et gamnrelt lfdnoin1pilt Eettle.
ment, beliggenoe | Grant Gountb, gRtnne,
iota, mar peo Sernbaneitationen paa "Soos
Banen, iom ri ialbpoer tilialgs for omireut
TO 3reoieoele al oereS pirteiige 8Rroi
vi bar oglaa en- ,Sarm paa omtrent 200
3rres. beliogenoe onlireni 80 ghil ira WiIts
neapplls og 1t. Enul, iom err ipecielt ifittet
I'll Weierioriit. % er beliggenoe CT Iiil fra
Ell Citation paa TO Sernbaner fGrenbe I'll
nrpnte BDer.
VI bar ogiaa TIT fftpr Tasie ubebpg0et
6armlano, mere eler miHore bcocret meo
: tou, iom ui pii iGlge NJ operoroentltg
laue TrIler o9 alt pna be met favorable Be
tirseller. meo lioen aontantbetaliug meo bet
famine og lang 5enitato rneo NeiteH III
laoe Henter.
c. A. Smith Lumber Co.
ltt 9g
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

>, IA s.fretrr,u uplnite Ssisratti | Wperi be
= ali ban ben Y al ban i~ftepenfor Croef ~be
t~yaote~. ,pm aRdImin b uete. irlie % pare
Retiaebiabto mob Nsalmin Frazer oenne Ep'
Ipsning.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

ekitrisiistm fan saa acrrsn runOt 5 oanss
| Ssfunoet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

er net0R
| anbetale
|&CO."-
/ York.
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falper llotrpt, iom hi life fines aoot ON =
bare ri bar ott retts SinOelag lige opsrfor 9ut
o. hpsrnnDre, Set slrost mig isaar, a
Muus IA: Ssriom oi tunoe tro, bpao 8ut
bar aabmboret ps, iao ituloc hi lite meo 6cra
uuften issc, bpcrleDts Otn inorc Sammenbrue
fan cplsies % sisres iOritaotlis, = bet iuu'
ri Ia pore.
Qatt. Wuus: Gaar oer CT TO Sina lGrt
fart, lom cittr min Soritano iiaar binanocl
imoo, fal its tro bet. Nen = naturlispis
lea MAJ prspt at iua bet til at bang,
Iomnren.
groi. Mifislien: Get bar bet, leg trOeOt
ieq ia. Seq CT etiS ! bet.
Sei anoei, iom slGoeoe mig at bsrc. por
at pi burpe sisrs Brig al getisuoelisn.
Wep oenipn til 9%OutOppioan bill its hs
liot, life for at bebOloe Het, men til Cor
~toaelit al Z. 9i taltr ON -Ssiinition," be-
er ct iremmeO Sro; "gssrsbsbetsmmslis,'
Qorf. Ser er TO Slass Seiinitionsr: Ser
enc eipcr Spar pao: bporleoes ptrsr en- 5ius
ia? Zen anoeu fables aoifriptioA eatr b,
! aripenoe Seiinition. S,nne siuer Spar paa
bpao sinssu sr, Os fables ben lOsifs Ssiini
tion. 9esse bisIt 6ruses al 9oHtoppioap
fortlarinesn. iii ben osfriptios bsrsr SSa
ret paa bet Spsrasmaal: "0pao er Sub:
garmbierfisbso2 Ut ban snfss Opsr uc
Sammcr.s 5srpso ptrer bans Surmbiertis
bsp ie. Soa o. nrto % andre SUBS Gssni
aabsr. 3srimpo, nanT hon ~bcfripsr CUB
bruasr ban ben lpsiiis 1eiinition. Stu in
eseclpr aliio @enns os Spteies, Sissfer %
artcrm. "a Tiger y: -Guo traet uanoeliat
ucncsiiaf gGiens oip. Sst er ben almiuosiis
eefrinslie; fesn iommsr be ipieieus. De
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Horror Of the Portland
Murderer'S Crime
Increased.
Proof That He Covered His
Boy With Earth Before
Death EnSued.
Vain Struggle Of the Little One to
Free Itself From Its Shall
low Grave.

PORTLAND. Or, July g. - Coroner
Koehier to-day held an inquest over the
body of the baby boy of Sandy" Soper,
who killed the child in April last. DR..
Kessler, who found the remains last Sat-
urday, in his evidence showed conclu-
svely that Soper attempted to strangle
the little one and, as it relaxed into un-
consciousness. believed he had accom-
plished his horrible work. The murderer
then proceeded 10 bury the body. A shall
low grave was dug and the still uncon-
scious infant placed in it. The child's
cap was drawn over its face and dirt and
brush piled upon the body. Soper then
left the scene.
Hardly had he reached the foot of the
trail, according to DR.. Kesser, before the
child revived and, working lis baby hand
free from the weight of dirt and debris
holding it down, tore away the cap ir m
its lace in an effort 20 gain breath. lis
baby strength was, however, lnsuthcient
TO raise the load pressing the poor little
body down. That tue child strugel d is
shown by the contorted position OF the
lin bs as it lay in its rude crave.
The verdict of the Coroners jury was
death by strangulation and sutfocation,
charging Soper with the murder.
SJper is now in Missouri awaiting trial
for the murder of former wife and two
children six years ago. HIS present wife,
living here, who had been vainiy hoping
that her two-year- old babe would We,
turn up a, i've, is dangerously sick because
Aof this latest deve opment.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
welded A BROTHERS. WIDOW.
D. 7. Luikn OF Sacramento Efjoy'ag a
June Honeymoon Win UH qus Fea-
lures IN fhe EaSi

BOSTON, MASS, July 5.-A special from
Poland Springs, Me-, says: Mr.. and Mrs
D. 7. Lufkin of Sacramento, Cal, are now
at Portland Springs enjoying in that ia
vored spot the delights of June honey
moon of an unusual character. The groom
is 70 years of age and the bride is II years
of age. They were quietly married in
Hartford few days ago.
This is Mrs. Lufkin's fifth husband and
her fifth bridal tour, and there is quite a
little romance in this last marriage, in
asmuch as she and her husband used to
go to school together in the old days, and
inasmuch, also, as her latest lamented
The predecessor OF the present groom, was
Mr.. Luikin's own brother.
To be chrono ologically fair to Hymen it
is necessary to give In their order the
names of the happy men who Lave been
so fortunate as to share the love and
obedience of Mrs. Lufkin. Her first hus-
band was Mr. knight of Paris, Nc. Fer
second was w Wllllam Allen of South Po-
land, Me. Her third husband was Mr..
Merrill of Yarmouth, Me-, whom she
espoused nearly fifty years ago and with
whom she lived about twenty years. Her
fourth husband was Mr.. Lufkin, brother
OF her present spouse, with whom she
lived also about twenty years.
1t was during her last husbands lie
that her present husband visited them at
Yarmouth, where they were then living.
They had not seen each other since thev
were school-children and both had mar
ried. D. T. Lufkln's wife being with him
on his visit East they recalled many OF
their childhood's days. Two wears after
Mr.. and Mrs. Lufkln's departure 10 the
Pacific Coast Mrs D. T. Lufkin d led, and
IN a short time Mr.. Lufkin at Yarmouth
also passed away. leaving a widow desc
late in the East and widower brother on
the far Pacific Coast.
Mr.. Lufkin waited year or more and
then wrote to his brothers. widow, pro-
posing marriage. At first she did not
give him much announcement but at
last the fortress of her heart capitu ated
to the persistent siege. The happy fiance
came East, where he met his betrotaed
and where They were marriad.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
middle OF 1HE ROADSTERS.
National Con nTerence Of Straight Out Pop
1{isf1 at Ndshrifte

National Conference Of Straight Ont Pop
nfisfs at Adshrifle.
NASHVILLE. TENN. July 5.-The Ma
tional conference of the Peoples party
met here to-day. The conference was
called to order by Milton Parks of Texas,
who said this was conference of men
who believe in the principles enunciated
at Omaha and st. Louis-in Populism
straight.
J. S. Bradley of Texas was elected tenn
porary chairman by acclamatior. He
said he wanted to see plain, unmistaka BILE
declarations that no one could misunder-
stand and some means of making then
effective. He trusted there would be no
recrlminations.
The conference took recess of thirty
minu es and meetings of the State dele
gates were held 10 select mem bers of the
committee on credentials. When the
conference was again called to order there
were about SIX hundred delegates pres
ent. The committee on credentials Wa
announced and motion was made TO call
the roll for the naming OF the committee
on resolutions and permanent organiza-
tion, but objection was male that this
could not be done until the crm mittee on
credentials reported. A motion to ad-
iourn until l O'clock was then carried.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
FEA1UnhS ar PAcIFIo GROTE
SpIen doris of a Greenland Fourth 1otd
bu DIR. Dnche.

PACIFIC GROVE, CAL, July 5.-The
greatest cele bralIon of Independence day
ever seen on this side of Monterey Bay
took place here to-day. Il began early
with a sunrise salute and concluded la e
with grand bail.
The 'horribles" were a notable feature.
The tennis tournament was greatly en-
joyed by many spectators. James Har-
per defeated A w. Jones Jr. Tor the 81
championship. DIR. L. L. Dyche OF Kan
sas, as orator of the day, delivered an
eloquent address. Judge Wilbur, Pro-
fessor r. i. Sand wick and Hon. Edward
Berwi, were also on the programme.
DR.. Dyche departed very decidedly from
the beaten track of Fourth OF July ora
lion. The major portion OF his discourse
dealt with de ~cri ption OF Fourth spent
al Cape York, Greenland, among race OF
men who were active. intelligent and hos
pitabe to an astonishing degree-a day on
VIII ch the splendors of the midnight sun,
com bihed with the thunder OF cracking
Ice eoeres and glaciers, took the place OF
fireworks The dark skinned Arctic high
landers helped him 10 celebrate the great
Republics brit. day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
FoR 4BDUcrING A GIRL.
Los hngeles Deputy Sheriff Arrested In
Aetc YORK.


Aetc York.
NEW YORK, n. Y, July 5,-John
Bratt Oliver, deputy sheriff of Los Ange-
les, CAL, was arrested on Surf avenue,
Coney Island, at 10 o'clock tonight and
locked up on a charge of abduction.
Last Friday. Bella Road, 15 years old,
but who looks to be II, left her home on
Gates avenue, Brooklyn, to do some shop
ping. She did not return and the polics
were notified.
Officer Keelen found Bella in Surf ave.
nue. tonight. When asked if any one
was with her she pointed to man few
feet away. He was taken to the station,
where he told who he was and showed his
card. lie refused to say anything about
the case until he had seen q lawyer
The girl confessed that she ran away
from home. She said she came to New
York on Friday and on Broadway met
Oliver. He asked her 10 90 with him. she
said, and she went. Oliver will be ar
raigned in the Police Court tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
ENERAL hOVEF DING.
Closing of a Notabte Educational and
Military Carer.

NORMAL, ILL, July 5. - Charles E.
Hovey of Washington is lying critically
i'll at the home of his brother-in-law John
w. Cook president of the Illinois State
Normal University.
General Hovey was the first president
of the Normal from its organization In
1857 to 1861, when he went into the war as
colonel of the Thirty-third Illinois (Nor-
mali Regiment. He is about 20 years old.
He came here about two weeks ago to at
tend the for;i ;ieth anniversary OF the found
ing of the university. he was i'll then and
was barely able to appear ct the ceebra-
ton. He is very prominent mem ber OF
the bar at Washington, and is the father
of Richard Hovey, The poet, now in Eu-
rope.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
SAVED FROM 4 HURNIsG SHIP
Cre,r of fhs Belle of Brfh Landed at Aesr
Io,E.

NEW YORK, n. Y, July 5.-Mate
William Cox, Second Mate Harris and
fifteen seamen OF the American clipper
ship Belle of Bath, burned at sea Junes18,
arrived to-day from the Barbadoes The
Belle of Ba b sailed hence for Hongkong
with a cargo of oil on June2. She was
leaking then, and as she proceeded the
leak became so pad that all hands were
kept busy pumping for eleven days.
Both watches were called to man the
two pumps on June 18, when fire broke out.
Captain Curtis knew it would be useless
10 attempt to put ont FIRE on an oil
laden ship and decided to abandon her.
Half an hour after the crew lett the ship
she blew up. They sailed $50 miles TO
land.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
4 Losinu con,,cnin Fatl. Deaa.

BOSTON, MASS July s. The eleven th
annual regatta of the New England
Amateur Rowing Association was rowed
over the o Cha res RIVER course to-day.
The principal interest centered in the
senior eight-oared she'll race which was
won by the Riversides of Cam bridge, the
Millstreams of Chelsea being second. Cox
swain Sadler of the latter crew dropped
dead as he ste pped from the boat from
heart di ease. His death was brought on
by excitement and the heat.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
On the Border OF Clear Lake.
LAKE COUNTY, CAL.

New and Commodious Hotel Just Completed.
LNLEGANTLY FURNI ED AND LIGHTED
L by electricity. Largest dining-roo north of
san rrancisco
THOUSANDS CURED BY THE WATERS AT
HIGHLA> SPRINGS.
Waters unrivaled in The cure of Dropsy, Rheu-
matism, stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles.
On sa e. Bottled and in Sipbons corner Thirteenth
and Webster Streets oakland. al.
indOrsed by Leading Physicians.
over thirty kinds mineral springs. resident
physc an. superb innate. Fine trout streams
Ieer and small game pientlful. All kinds of
amusenIents. Mineral baths in variety
Table Uns urpas sed.
Reached by shorte,t and best stage route into
Lake County. Round trip :. + via s. f. and
Mp. TO Hopland SO. via :. P. TO CalIstoga So.
Open Every Day in the Year.
Terms asoaable For further information ad-
dress J. CRAIG, Hichland Springs, Lake Co, Cal.
Or in San Francisco LEE d. CRAIG, 316
Mont gomery 81. send for illustrated pamphlet.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
m.ptcom R.iirond Rumor.

MONTEREY, MEXICO. June 5-The
report is again revived that the Monterey
and Mexican Gulf r ii road has been sold
to Huntington for the Southern Pacific
Company, and that the formal transfe,
will occur on August L. By this purchase
the Southern Pacific has a deep water
outlet at Tamnico, and an all-rail
route from San Francisco to Tampico, as
well as to New Orleans. The Mexican
Central Company has been trying to pur-
chase or lease the Monterey road from its
Belgian bondholders.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Bnrbecue at a.ichioon Bluff.

MICHIGAN BLUFF, CAL, July s.
Very patriotic and entertaining were the
Indeper dence day exercises IN this place
to-day. The old-time Spanish barbecue
in the afternoon was sigma. success,
many people partaking of the feas. The
orator OF the day was P. w. Smith. His
address was eloquent. 1t was heartily ap-
plauded. Hon. A. Dixon was president of
the day. There was grand ball to-night.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Napa's Gtorto... observance.

NAPA, CAL, July 5.--The fremen did
themselves proud to-day and made the
Nations birthday celebration grand
success. The decorations everywhere
were beautiful and conspicuous. The
visiting firemen made fine display and
the parade in general was very creditable.
The speech of Thomas D. DIrvy, orator OF
the day, was an eloquent effort. 1t was
frequently and enthusiastically ap-
plauued. Fireworks and grand ball
closed the events OF the day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Grass val,ey Hears oratory.

GRASS VALLEY, CAL, July 5.-The
celebration went off to-day without a
hitch. The town was thronged with vis-
itors, and the weather was perfect. All
the officers did themselves proud on this
occasion, but the crowning feature was the
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

JACKSON, Mich, July 5.-At 2:30 this
morning fire was discovered in the store
of the Chiles- Catchings Furniture Com
pany in one of the best brick blocks in the
city. On account OF the poor water pre-
sure, the fire was not extin uished until it
had consumed the furniture-store. to-
gether with Harrington's drugstore,
Lightning Cash Store and Spjckard's s drug
store. AL one time the entire block. to-
getner with the Lawrence House, the lead
ing holel. was seriously threatened. Loss
about $50. 600; insurance oue-half
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Wa, tn. Hero in Mony Egn,oit-.

CHICAGO Ill, July 5.-Ex-Police In
spector Edward ID. Laughlin is dead OF
kidney trouble, after nearly years ILL
ness. Laugnhn's service on the Chicago
nolice force extended over a period OF
twenty-five years, aue he was the hero Of
many daring pieces of work. He was born
IN Ireland ftiy-four years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
CELEBRATIONS IN
CALIFORNIA CITIES
Continued from Fifth Page.

business house and most of the dwellings
were gayly decorated. The. Grafton By
Jose ph Lustig was enthusiastically re-
celved. The display of fire works at night
was weH managed. Everything was done
to make the day memorable.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
KILLED sY 4 BoMB.
Sad Fate of a Prominent Eastern Rail-
rnnd official.

BOSTON, Mass, July 5.-Henry B.
Stone, vice-president of the Chicago, Bur.
lington and Quincy Railroad, was killed
a hi. summe house at Nonquitt to-day.
His children were putting off fireworks
on the lawn, when he iig hted bomb and
hurled it from him. 1t did not explode
and be went TO examine it. AS he leaned
over the bomb exploded. a large piece
striking him on the forehead and killing
him.
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Grafton of Senator Morehouse. 1t was
conceded to be the most brilliant Grafton
ever given in Grass Valley. He was fire..
quently applauded and loudly cheered at
the close.
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Down by a B.cycIist

Fanni. Bush, 13 Douglass street, cross
ing Kearny and Market streets last nigh t.,
" hen she was knocked down by bicyclist.
she was badly shaken up and he1 right foot
was sprained.
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HOTEL ROWARDENNAN,

THE PICTURESQUE SPOT OF BEN LO-
L MOND, IN the santa Cruz Mountains. New
hotel ana rustic cottages, cont lining % rooms,
ALL HARD FINISHED, with large closets.
Two tennis courts and bowling alley. Buildings.
grounds and river lighted by electricity. mile
of river for boating hound trip tickets, S3 For
particulars address THOS. L. BELL. Proprietor,
Ben Lomond, al
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DOCTOR SWEANY,

Ten years of successful practice at 737 Mar
ket street. San Francisco. has sfamred him IS
the leading specialist of the Pacific Coast in
the treatment OF all Chronic. Nervous and
Private Diseases OF both men and women. All
diseases of the eye, ear. head. throat. lungs.
stomach liver and bowels; Kidney, Bladder
and Urinary troubles, Catarrh. Eczema and
al, Rheumatic troubles treated with unfailing
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SOLID COMFORT Home.

IT MILES FROM NAPA CITY, ON MOUNT
/ l Veder: elevation 1855 feet mountain spring
water; fire scenery: healthy climate: positive
cure TO. asthma. Address MkS. A. +. ALLEN
Napa City.
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BARTLETT ~**s***'*+
administrative RKEM
Addition to Dining Room.
New Hotel Cottages.
Accommodations Greatly Increased.

uOTEL AND COTTAGES COMPLE1 ELY
IL renovated The cnisine is perfect.
Resident Physician Advice as to
Use O. Waters Free.
Swimming Tank, Mineral Tub, Vapor and
Roman Baths. Compete tent Masseurs
ONLY RESORT KEEPING PAID
ORCHESTRA.
Dancing, Tennis, Bowling, Billiards, Gro
quet, Handball, Shuttle boards Livery and
Burros.
RATES-Hotel and hotel cottages, $40 10
SIS per week; housekeeping cottages, $3 TO
III per week.
Call or address BARTLETT SPRINGS co,
% Fourth street, San Francisco or II. R.
WARNER. Bartlett Springs, Lake County, Gal.
Pamphlets mailed free.
THATCHEK'S HOTEL, HOPLAND MEN
L docino Co.-Passengers for Highland and Bart
lett Springs will find easier and pleasaner to take
the 80 P NJ train from :. f., arriving at Hopland
at M, thereby urlng good nights rest be-
fore continuing their journey. Stages leave daily
At 1870. Bell Tel. in hotel. w. w Thatcher, Prop.