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COLLAR TRUST FORMED.
j. p. Morgan & Co. Said to Be Back
of the Scheme.

Troy, N Y. Oct. 1S.-It is stated that
a collar trust has been formed in this city
1t is intended to embrace most of the
collar factories in Troy, and to control
the collar trade of the world.
The trouble in completing the trust
has been the price asked by some OF
the manufacturers for their plants. II
is expected to take in such firms as
Cluett, Coon &c Co, the largest in the
world; George Pide & Co., and the
United Shirt and Collar Company.
1t will require a capital of about $5o,-
000, 900, and it is stated that j. P. Nor
gan & Co. of New York, are back of the
enternrisa.
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HER FIGURE HER OWN.
Mrs. Dietrich DisprOyes the Voice of
Slander and Collects Damages.

Siander and Collects Damages
Indianapolis, Ind, October 1S.-By the
action of a jury in the Kosciusko County
circuit court Mrs. James Dietrich, of Mil
ford, has cleared herself of the charge
that her pretty figure is due to the use of
sawdust, bustles and rubber
This charge was made by Mrs. Anna
Mengel early last spring in a social gath
ering attended by all the welI-to-do wo-
men in the town. Mrs. Mengel, it was al
legged, related how Mrs. Dietrich kent
in form" by padding" and went on TO
tell in detail just how it was done Mrs.
Dietrich was absent from the social func-
tion. but friends lost no time carrying to
her the remarks of Mrs. Mengel.
Mrs. Dietich sought redress by filing
suit for $1,000 damages for slander. The
trial was brief. Mrs. Mengel was unable
to substantiate her statements and the
jury gave Mrs. Dietrich verdict for $l26
Mrs. Dietrich says she is perfectly sat-
isfied with the verdict.
The evening times., 1898-10-18
Lost flesh latelyf
Does POUR brain tiref

Losing control over your
nervesi
Are your muscles becom-
ing exhaustedf
You certainly know the
remedy. 1t is nothing new;
just the same remedy that
has been curing these cases
of thinness and paleness for
twenty-five years. Scott's
Emulsion. The cod-liver
oil in it is the food that
makes the flesh, and the hy-
pophosphites give tone to
the nerves.
Soc. and sI.oo al druggists.
SCOTT BOVINE, chsnissS, New Yask
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Captain Samuel Chase.

Exeter, N. H, Oct. 1S.-Capt Samuel
Chase, one of the oldest musical direc-
tors in New Hampshire and at one time
a member of the Handel and Haydn So
ciety of Boston. died here Saturday. He
was 81 years old
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Stfl1man ID. Pratt.

Attleboro. Mass, Oct. 1S.-Stillman B.
Pratt, who died here today. was g. years
old. He founded over forty weekly pa
pers in New England.
The evening times., 1898-10-18

Camp Meade Officers Go South.
Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. 1S-There was an
exodus of general officers and members of
their staff from Camp Meade yesterday.
They went South to establish the new
camps for the Second Corps.
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A Centenarian Hang. Him.eIf.

Knoxville. Tenn, Oct. 1S.-Sam Phillips,
aged 1ei, who has been in good health and
circumstances, hanged himself in JEFF
ferson County yesterday.
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Copper piscoxery in Worth Carolina.

Norfolk. va. Oct. 1s.-Large discover
les of copper have been made in North
Carolina within a week past near Dur
ham. A party of New England capital
lists, headed by Messs. Richards and Lin
coin, of Boston. accompanied by mining
experts, passed through this city yester-
day for Durham to inspect the new finds,
nd to purchase and develop the copper
mines, If possible.
The evening times., 1898-10-18

There is no beer equal to Heurich's, and
it is surpassed by none in purity, age and
strength. A case can be had b. 'phoning
63i, Arlington Bottling Company
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Haeerstown, Nd, Fair via b. & o.

Tickets for all trains October II to q,
good to return until October %. including
admission, $3.50. Special trains leave B.
& o. depot 7:39 a. m. October 10 and 20;
returning, leave Hagterstown $50 D. m
For special train, October 10, returning
400 D. M same day, tickets, including ad-
mission, S2.05. oc14,l 1870
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w. B. MOSES s. SONS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE Of the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia. Washington. D.
C., October u, I9S.-Notice is hereby
given that the Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia intend 10 make 4he
following named improvements. which
are. in their Judgment necessary for the
public health, safety and comfort AS
sessments for one-haIf the cost of the
same will be made as provided for in
Public Act No III approved August Z
1884. Parties who are interested in the
proposed work are notified that the Com
nlsSlonerS Will give a hearing at the Dis
trict building on the SECOND DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1s9S. AT IL O'CLOCK A NJ
In the board room Of the said Commission
ers, to any and all persons who may desire
to object therto: Construct stoneware
sewers as follows: In Seventeenth Street
from the line of property of Chapin
Brown, southwark TO a point about $50
feet north of the north line OF Howard
Avenue. at an estimated cost of $S92 one
half TO be assessed against lots is. 1914.
l0o. 106. 10I los. 1G9 10, III I12, Il3 l3i
LBS. l36. l37. 13S 139, 146. ~ 142, i43 and IA
of Chaplin Browns subdivision of part
of Mount Pleasant; in Half Street south
west, between y and o Streets, estimated
cost $500. one-han To be assessed against
lots numbered l. Il. Il Is. Is u 20 90. 81
Y. g and IS Of square So, and lots num-
Dered 2, 3, 4. .. .. 5. 81. IS. 3} 10 OF square
e53; in the west side OF Seventh Street
northwest from NJ Street northward lis
feet, estimated cost S22D oHe-haIf to be
assessed against lot No. L square 42i; in
the south side of Florida Avenue north
west, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Streets. estimated cost $525. one-ha!f t. be
assessed against lots numbered is, 19 20.
p. p. q. "a. 3, 25. 70 and q, square ia: IN
Newark Street between a point $50 feet
east of Thirty-fOurth Street and the east
line of the Georgetown and Rockville Road
wisconsin AYenueY- estimated cost s. $50.
One-half TO be assessed against the prop
erty abutting on both sides of Newark
Street within the limits above described
JOHN b. WIGHT, JOHN W. ROSS.
LANSING II. BEACH, Commissioners
d. c. ocl7, ,1S&29
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To Cure Malaria. Chi1is and Fever
quickly, take Milburn's Malaria Capsules.
At druggists. 10c and 25c. oc2-1m
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BORN.
DIED.

LTMAN-To Mrs. and Mr. J. C. Luman, a girl
was born October II. 1898. 1t en-
The evening times., 1898-10-18

You'll never get Heurichs beer unless
YOU ask for it. Phone 634, Arlington Bot
tling Company. for case of Maerzen,
Senate. Extra Pale, and Lager
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NATIONAL sPIRITUALIsTs' CoNvEN-
TON

The sixth annual convention of the Ma
uonal Spiritualists' Convention OF the U.
s. A. and Dominion of Canada will be
held October IS, 49, 20. and q in Masonic
Temple. corner F and Ninth Streets
northwest. Business session, daily, 10 a
m. TO l p. m; 2:30 p. m 10 p. m Even
ing sessions open at 7:30 p m Eni-
nent speakers and mediums will take
part each evening. Friday viii be chill
dren's lyceum day. Good music, eloquent
addresses and splendid tests will be the
order. Admission. day session. free. Even
ings, 25 cents. All are invited.
MR. H. ID. BARRETT.
oc1I-4t 600 Pa Ave. Sc.
D. c. VOLS, of 1S61-'65: ATTEND AN
adjourned meeting at Maccabee Tenn
pie. 513. 9th st. NV, Tuesday. Oct. IS.
at 7:SO p. m Election of officers. Item
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gibie for membership in an organization
where barriers of creed and party affilia
tiCn viii not exist. In few days a gen
eral invitation will be extended To men,
bers OF the bar to meet for the purpose
of appointing committees TO do the pre-
iiminary work.
The fees and dues will be moderate.
but sufficient to furnish a fund for build
ing and library. L have personally seen
today several supreme court justices, who
have expressed a willingness to join
Democrats Diligently at Work
While at present there are no glaring
spectacles presented by the Democrats to
catch fleeting ovations for candidates
the amount of hard quiet work that is
going on has not been equaled in many
years. Confidence in the election of the
ticket is daily augmented by reports from
all over the State. AT headquarters there
are constant conferences and absolute
/ harmony among the leaders. Mr.. Cro,l-
er's predictions of a majority in this city
are big. though they are being verified
by reports received every day.
Presentation of Figures.
The Journal has had careful canvassers
In al parts of the State engaged in a
compilation of facts and figures that are
in every way encouraging to the support
ers of Judge Van Wyck The figures as
presented in that paper this morning. and
which are to be regarded as conserva-
tive estimate,tgi Van Wyck a plurality
III Greater New York-which includes
New York, Queens, Kings and Richmond
Counties-of over S6.OO0 and a plurality in
! the State of 81, 600 out of total vote Of
L26oUlL distributed as follows: Van
Wyck, 62S,S ,S5S; Roosevelt, 5s3, ,S1S: MeDan-
aid, 37,34O
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DOESIT
CURE CATARRK?
One Of the Seventeen thousand Testi-
mOniaIS Received.

Boston, Mass, April 20,
Care of Jordan Marsh J. Co.
Dear SirI had Catarrh for twenty years, and
the last ten years (all of which time has been
passed in this great establishment suffered fear
fully. 1t extended 10 my throat; the base of my
tongue badly affected. | constantly kept lin
my mouth cardamon seeds, some such breath
purifier. ] could not sleep with my mouth
closed. | began using .'Hycmei'' in December.
1898. and in two weeks l was entirely relieved
and now, after four months and return OF the
disease, can say, permancntly-cGred. | am
going 10 ask the head of this firm, SIR. Eben
ID. Jordan to indorse this statement
ELEIRA i. b. GIBSON.
indorsed-Eben ID. Jordan.
Hyomei is sold by all druggists, sent by
mail receipt of price.
Outfit, complete. Sl.00. Extra bottle, Soc.
1t Is Guaranteed TO Cure
THE F. 7. BOOTH CO.,
Astor Building ed 81. ,"ext Waiov 4-Astoris
HoteD. hea York City
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DIR. Henry's Headache Powders
are a prompt and efficient cure for
all headaches. Ioc.
se27-St
The evening times., 1898-10-18

Are you weak and despondent, tired. los-spr
tied, without any assisnable cause? Do the tears
come in spite of you without provocatioHT Dces
life prohtiess burden? Have you feel ns
of fear and apprehension as il seme great calam ty
were about to befall you? Are you nervous ana
irritable. with yearnng to take wings and ny
away from the cares OF life2 Then ycu aFe un-
doubtedly suffering frUm serious arrangement OF
the female organs and should secure skillful
treatment at once, before ineurable comphca-
tons arise
Ladies suffering from any disease. weakness or
vitsd to cali.
CHARGES MODERATE. MEDICINES INCLUDED
Daily Office Hours-10 a. m. to 5 p. IN. Monday.
Wednesday Thursday. and Saturday, 6 10 5 p
n. Sunday, 10 to IL II.
CONSULTATION STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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Wisconsin Dairy School

The operation of the dairy school cream
cry and lMsteurizing department during
the entire Year, affords an opportunity not
only for continual experiments, and fac
tory pupil instruction, but for obtaining
statistics and information lin. regard to
many practical creamery and dairy mat
tiers. 81 ~ st.ss
Our -four years experience in pasteuriz=
ing milk and cream for retail show that jt
is absolutely useless to attempt to paatetir-
lie milk that contains or per cent. Or
more of acid or to use such milk for max
ing pastenrized cream. fs..s -
A new illustrated circular describing our
the printer and is being distributed to
those interested in this line of instruction
The school can accommodate 100 students
and applications are now being received
for the next. term, which begins November
% and continues twelve weeks.
Although the dairy school cannot guar
antee positions to its students, the appli-
cations we receive are referred to them
and both employer and employee have of
ten found what they want in this way. j
During 1897 We received 1O5 letters Of
Inquiry. from persons wishing to hire some
kind of dairy help. szs$Ess=5 2<t<5 .-' =
: Thirty-nine wanted creamery operators
thirty-four cheese makers, seven both but
ter and cheese makers, and the others
were Inquiries for second hands, pasteur-
izers, milk testers, and five applications
We're received for instructors in the dairy
school of other states s4St2 80
-> -s ..~s. sz.s.-r, E. II. Harrington.
In charge Of dairy school, Madison, Wis.
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Capt. Overs Sword.

The sword of honor which the citizens
Of Baltimore are to present to Capt. N. NJ.
Dyer lat one time stationed in Buffalo,
who commanded the cruiser Baltimore at
the battle Of Manila, is nearing compile
ton at the Attiey works at Chicopee, Mass
The weapon will be of bronze and gold
1t is probable that the blade. as well as
the scabbard; will be Of bronze with .
steel finish, rs this ia the r,le with re.
gard to presentation swords. Bronze, it
is explained, is more easily worked by the
engravers than is steel Of the temper Of a
sword blade: ~. =: %# $3.50 - sss
.. The sword will have a gold amounted bas-
ket hilt e1uborately engraved. The arms
iof, Maryland afdj the, Battle Monument
of Baltimore city will be among the en-
cravings OH TIE ,scabbard. The sword It
self will bear. the inscription designating
the donor and d record Of the victory of
Manila, which the sword is intended to
commemorate: Mars will appear. on the
basket hilt Of the sword, and the dragon
on the seabbard; A llegofieal war. figures
will make up the design. The belt and
trappingsS will 8 be- Of Il heavy gold wire.
The sword. will be presented to Capt
Dyer on his first visit to Baltimore, when
he returns home, ~ 80 n tsss$ti Fge-ds*t ( T..
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HALLADE on WAR AND pEAcE

HALLADEOE, glkIlRa AND PEACE. 3
,rhs war, clouds glover, the war-clouds III,
s., ne broken columns dnsh to and fro SssSs33
Vhe eagles OF battle ahrlek ON high
81 And !, a the green mead's dyed to- cory.
y the as' ,sx q peace where the vhsat
S ~, I. quiet akiss in q nadcap sea.
And the white dove COOS III, the white rose
tlee. S
The trumpets blare ana the banners VIE s
ihe ,, smoke afs the t1ght. iloats high md
Az Az ~ xsea ! snd maapiag the failen IL.
bines grow 100
The toy soldiers smile 10 s crooked row.
And the white dove COOS In the white rosp
tree. 80 49,
The breexes over the new graves sigh,
Mhsss there wasn't g grave. q day ago, {
sky that Is fraaght with the gloom OF
woes ~ 55SS re "a
N But the sky smiles sweet where the .tIll
hours know
That The brook blossom, bends to the boom.
Oh! the mowers sing as they blithely
And the white dove. coos IN the white, rose
While the soldier dashes to- strike the foe,
Though he fall while praying for victory
The pillow down the furroWed field moves
And the white dove coos In the white rose
# RI X Munkittrick In Golfers Weekly.
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= 2 - - II = - - .
Tnlare Lake Dries I'm.

II Tulares lake has passed out of existence.
Where once there was body of water
in central southern California more than
1000 square miles in area there is now
only a barren desert of mud, drying and
cracking in the heat of the desert sun
shine. For years this lake has been
known as the largest body of fresh water
west of the Rocky mountains. 1t was
over eighty miles long and about thirty
five miles across at the widest point. Its
depth was never very great. From 1854
to 1872 the waters of the lake changed
very little In area. It Wss-aboNk these
years that irrigation was started lnfhe
valley between Visalia and Bakersfield,
and9the shrinkage became very rapid.
The Kings river and Tulare river were
tapped, in several places, and the water
that would have gone into Tulare lake
was spread out over the dry pastures and
eorhfelds.e From 1872 to 1875 the shrink
age was not marked. The southern end
Of the lake contracted and took the form
of a creek. 1t narrowed until it was not
more than mile wide, and had drawn
up from the southern end at least fifteen
miles, Between 1S7T5sand 1880, when
vineyards began to be planted, the waters
shrlipk up almost to the borders of Tulare
county. In 1882 they crossed it and left
Kern county altogethef.-Boston Tran
script. e & =. - 2 - 'S'ss = -
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I when $1,000 looked. Bic,

Divide anything up, into parts and you
n1agnify it. Ascertaih wise man took this
,waysto give his wife an: idea of how much
$1,000 is. She. had no idea Of money. Her.
one day that her eve fell upon. al mag
nificent ring, and she coveted It. Ii cost
$1,000 But what was 900 to her, in
comparison with the ring? Of course her
husband consented to the purchases
What else could a,sdutiful, affectionate
husband do? But he tried this. method
OF Educating his wife concerning the
great price of the ring. He Instructed
lis bankers to send her the $1,000 in.
small pieces ennies. dimes. quarters.
In. came the money, bagful after bagful.
She never had such an idea 2of $1,000 be-
fore, When the money was piled before
her it alarmed her; the price Of the ring
went upsa hundredfold and was fconsids.
cred at once an extravaganza which she
other own option abandoned. New Orr
leans Times Democrat. s45,ss i I. ~ 81 5
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PRACTICAL KINDNESS. 4
One Hundred Thousand Grateful Sol.

: diers. ,-E-,-.7e.s =,5z-. ? ..
=, These war times have tried mems souls
in many unexpected ways, but like q
shaft. of sunshine and good cheersout of
the cloud of privation and endurance has
been the work that The American To.
baeco 60: has done, among the u. S. Sol
diers and Sailors ever since the war be-
gan-for when they discovered that the
camps and hospitals were not supplied
with tobacco they decided to provide
them, free of cost, with enough for every
man, and have already given outright to
our Soldiers and Sailors over one hun
dred thousand pounds of B Battle AK
Plug" and Dukes MIXTURE Smoking
Tobacco, and have bought and distrib-
uted fifty thousand briar-wood pipes, at
a total cost of between fifty and sixty
thousand dollars. ,:-:.T.;.,..,..l.:.sys
This work has been done quietly and
thoroughly, by esta blishing headquarters
in each camp, SO that every camp and ey-
cry hospital of the United States Army
has been supplied with enough tobacco
for every man and the sailors on thirty
United States Ships in Cuban waters
have shared with the soldiers this most
welcome of all "rations"ts ss p. I'D.
Perhaps it will be only fair to remem-
Der when. we hear the remark again that
corporations have no souls" that there
is@one American corporation whose soul
has been tried and has not been found
wanting in 'spract Kindness . f.
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The Czarina's PHOTOGRAPH.

A photograph of the Czarina nursing
her baby recently appeared in an English
newspaper, and when it reached the Rus
sian censor the latter was much-puz-
zled official. He consulted with the min
lister of the interior, who was equally per
picked, and who decided to consult with
the Gar. 1858 -. 49, 2&E:.: .<f7~-
"The best thing can d." said the
Russian Emperor, ''is to show this to the
sCzarina and let her decide.''
= In few minutes, according to the
story, the Gar returned and said with a
smile to the minister of the interior: =.
Her imperial majesty finds nothing in
the picture contrary to the law. Let it
pass" - ~ T. :
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SPANISH BELL CHANGED LOT
Formerly in a Malaga Monastefy@Now
in an Episcopal Church.


The. bell that bangs in the tower II st.
licottviile. Cattaraugus county, IN. Y,
for more than 100 years occupied place
ina Spanish monastery. y The monastery,
which was on the outskirts of = Malaga.
was destroyed In: the Civil war fomented
by, the. first DOM Carlos and the bell for;
several years lay within its ruins.
:, An enterbrising Yankee skipper. finally
bought, the bell to use dis ballast for his
ship, and it was brought to this city. In
time it attracted the attention Of ha late
Nicholas Deyereux, then agent for the
Ellicottyille. When he returned to his
home he startedsa popular subscription to
ebuy the bell and $125 was raised With
this he bought the bell and had it taken:
by the Erie canal to Buffalo. THENCE BY.
two yoke of oxen sixty miles south to Ell I
licottville.5 Itwas raised with great diff
.hculty to the tower In which it now:
hangs in the autumn of 1888, and: was;
the first church bell to be-; rung in that
For thirty-hvie =: years it rang at o'clock
It rang also at midnight to usher in New
Years, " ashingtoh's birthday the
Fourth of July and Christmas. : This prac.
flee has now ceased atld the bell is only
rung for sordinary church services. and
upon special occasions, like the victory Of
Dewey: the fail Of Santiago, the desfrucsE
ton of Ceryera's fleet and the acceptance
by Spain Of our peace proposals. (
Tie bell lis Il feet inches in circum-.
ference at the top, Z feet 211@ inches, ut the
base, and is 2 feet inches in height. It
has ansayerage thickness of inches and
its weight Is estimated at 21OO pounds:
ETJDOf1 one eide east If, relief is . nrnss
.ornamented with quarterfoils and set in
a triangular base similarly embellished..
At each. end of the horizontal piece of the:
cross is a nail pointing downward at an
angle and another on the right side .ltrar.
the. bottom of the upright standard, .indi-.
eating the outstretched hahds and the,
feet of the SAVIOR :: Il = - s*{
;. Around the top in two lines in curious5
JJ-shaped characters runs this Inscription !
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His ReasO1,.>

.a Hey.was always a peculiar fellow was
Sandy Mcintyre, though. as jolly as most
people when the sunlight Of whisky was
beginning to shine through his optics. s
We often wondered whether it was the
way he disposed<of the nectar that caused
him TO be 80 mellif1ueht for Nv henever q
neat-handed Phyllis brought in the whis-
ky Sandy always carefully clutehed the
glass the moment it was set before him.
and with one big gulp he sent whole
contents to tickle his diaphragm GIN.
This proceeding set us wondering many
a time as. to it's cause, and at last we
yentured to tax him. IS B - $aEsESs
y, s look here, Sandy, what makes you
quickly Why can't you enjoy it as we
do y se@ss q,
Eh, mon, Z said Sandy, and look Of:
inefable regret came into his eyes, as il
he thought Of some past misfortune, .eh,
Scottish Nights
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Knew Them ALL

dershot an artist of one Of the London
Illustrated papers, deputed to make some
life sketches, happened to lose his way
amid the dense crowd Of I4affan's Plain.
He approached a sentry on duty at one
of the canal bridges, and, DESTROYS of as
pertaining the whereabo Of the royal
party, asked that individual where was
the Prince of Wales or the Duke Of Cam
bridge. s..ss ~ 1.,.s-..75 81 :
the sentry laconically replied: 49,. -
Blessed if I know! Ask my chum
t'other end of the bridge. 'E knows the
name of every bloomin' pub in the placer
Answers 1885, . q s[$:@ %G' = -s+:E 5a4;s
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VALUABLE SPRUCE.

Some of 1T Worth More for Certain
b Purposes than the Finest Rose wood.
Spruce is not commonly accounted a
costly wood. but some of it may be very:
valuable. Spruce is largely used for the.
tops OF stringed musical Instruments, such
rs guitars and mandolins, the finer
grained being the more desirable. The
value of rosewood depends upon it's color
and quality. It ranges in price. from a
cen cent and quarter to 10. cents d pound.
worth more than the finest rosewood. It
might be that not one such log would be
found among 1O0O.--New York Sun.