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Toilet soap at very low prices,
skin soap ) cakes for - cents. at
the Autobiography drug store.
The Home Restaurant has a
splendid run Of patronage as d
result of the excellent table set.
A few pieces of crash for skirts
left at Gerig & Co.'S.
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ADVICE TO SHIPPERS.
All Bills of Lading Should be For
warded Prompt1v.

Under the war revenue Act now in
force there is liable to arise some hard
ships, due to the neglect Of shippers by
common carrier routes, to mail the bill
of lading or shipping receipt to the con-
signGe promptly. Mr.. Ellis, the South
ern Pacific Company's agent at Sacra-
mento, says that the established rule
is that where the consignee cannot pro-
duce bill of lading or a shipping re-
ceipt he must file bond to protect the
carrier before the goods can be deliv-
cred.
Under the war revenue Act all such
bonds must bear a 5O-cent revenue
stamp. In a very large number of
cases goods are called for daily at the
freight offices for which the owners
have no shipping receipt, these having
been detained by the consignors
through negligence or Indifference, or
mailed too late to reach the place of
delivery prior to the arrival of the ship
ment
aMr. Ellis says that if consignors will
be careful to mail the shipping receipt
to the consignee promptly a great deal
OF expense and annoyance will be spar
ed receivers of goods A t Ess.
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FOR THE FOURTH.
It Is Time People Were Decorating
Their Buildings.

But little time remains in which to
decorate buildings for the Fourth Of
July, and citizens should get at it as
soon as possible. The gale that blew
from the north yesterday doubtless de-
TERED many from putting up decora-
tions, but it is hoped the weather con-
ditions will be more favorable to-day.
Weinstock, Lubin & Co.'s stores will
be beautifully decorated. In spite of
the disagreeable norther yesterday
great activity was displayed on the out
side of their building, at Fourth and Is
streets, and the bright national colors
are beginning to bloom forth in lavish
abundance.
To-day they intend having two man.
moth paintings, one representing the
nations pride, THE American Sailor"
admiral Sampson), the other the ma
tion's strength, THE American Soldier"
General Shafter).
These alone should arouse the patriot
ism and enthusiasm of all true Ameri-
cans. The firm also intends using over
1000 yards of bunting, together with
hundreds of flags and other devices.
If other citizens would do alikewise,
Sacramento would present a most pa
triotic and beautiful sight on Monday
next. This is "Old Glory" year, and the
town should be painted red, white and
blue,
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CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
It Receives Bids for Stationery
Supplies and Wood.


The City Board of Education met last
rectors Driver, Sherburn, johnson, Pan
abaker, Elliott. Perkins, Ransom and
Stack being present, and President
Driver presiding. s
Salaries and usual bills We're allowed.
Director Stack, for the Committee on
Repairs, reported a list of repairs
needed during vacation and the consid-
GRAFTON of it was postponed until. the
next meeting.
Bids for stationery supplies were
opened as follows: Payot, Upham &
Co., w. F. Purnell, H. S. Crocker & Co.,
Weinstock, Lubin & Co. They were re-
ferred to the Committee on Furniture
and Supplies.
The bidders for supply of wood were:
JAS McCaw, $500 per 4-foot second
growth oak, and $50 for pine; Charles
Silva and H. s. Madison, $5.65 for oak:
Dunbar & Schmidt, oak $6, and pine
$3.50; Thomas Coulter oak at So 4S and
pine at $3.50; Fairoak Wood Company
oak at $500. The bids went to the
Committee on Furniture and Supplies
to be reported at the next meeting.
Mr.. Winens appeared before the board
and offered to submit a proposition tc
furnish coal for the use of the schools
for the coming year. The matter was
referred to the Furniture and Supply
Committee to investigate.
Director Elliott moved that the water
for the schools be filtered
The motion was carried The Furnit-
ure and Supply Committee was In
structed to prepare some general plan
to present to the board at the next
meeting.
The time of opening the schools was
fixed at September 10TH
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VISITING WHEELMEN.
Plans for Their Entertainment on
Sunday.


A large number of visiting wheelmen
are expected to be in this city on Sat-
urday night, Sunday and Monday. Cap
tain Smith of the Capital City Wheel
men has therefore appointed, in addi-
tion to his two regular Leutenants, six
special Lieutenants-Dr. Todd, George
Bragg, Ammon Clay, F. NJ Woodson
and Messrs. Stoney and Small, to ar
range and conduct runs for these visi-
tors.
These Lieutenants will meet tonight
at 3 o'clock to plan the runs. They
will be pleased to receive names from
Sacramento people of expected guests
whom they would like to haze invited
to see Sacramento and vicinity
"awheel." The idea is to arrange early
morning and evening runs for Sunday
over part or all of the Folsom wheel
way, down the Riverside road, over the
Thirty-first street path and an around
town rum"
The Lieutenants are each to organize
a group of local wheelmen to escort
guests on these runs. They will prob
ably start at g. z and O'Clock Sun
day morning, and 6 and on Sunday
evening. taking short, slow runs, and 20
points that will show Sacramento and
vicinity to the best advantage, but of
course the desire Of the guests will be
the rule of action
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RED MEN.
Members Of Costumes Tribe Have
a Pleasant Time.

Costumes Tribe, Improved Order of
Red Men, last night elected the follow
ing delegates to represent the tribe at
the great council in San Francisco dur
ing the first week in August: E. s.
Shick, E. B. Wilson, William Rusch, z.
M. Gordon and c. w. Smithers; alter
mates, E. J. Brazile, j. w. Crone, James
Kemp, George Boyne and III. Winters.
After the elections the doors were
thrown open and the tribe proceeded to
entertain a large number Of invited
friends with the following program:
Remarks, by E, B. Wilson; Miss An
ME Dreman, piano solo; song and
dances, Irma and Edna Farley; re-
marks. by f. NJ. Gordon, D. D. G. S. !;
song, Waiting Mrs. George DAILY;
recitation, Little Mischief" Irma Far
ley; song, How Shall 1 Sing to Ny
Love-" Mrs. A. T. Hichburn.
Next on the programme was a nail
driving contest for ladies. The first
prize was won by Mrs. Sullivan, time,
A seconds. This was followed by re-
freshments and general good time.
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JOHN BRIGHT RUNSA GREAT RACE
EASILY WINS THE HIMYARD
STAKES AT LATONIA.
Defeats Pink Coat and Han dor in
the Fast Time of 1:53h for a
Mile and an Eighth.

CINCINNATI, June 3o.-Pink Coat anu
han d'Or, two Derby winners, went Gown
70 defeat before Talbot Brothers great
Lnree-year-old colt John Bright IL lIe
Himyard Stakes at Latonia to-day. Ihere
We're but three starters in the race dilu
Iohn Bright was the outsider AZ : 70 :
Han dor was always favorite al 70 2,
while to 5 was the best price that couio
be had on Pink Coat. The race was al
mile and an eighth, and was run In lne
remarkable time of 1889 John Brlgnt
won easily by four lengths. The value or
the stake to the winner is $500. After the
nnish Jockey Martin assaulted Coillex IA IN
the scales room, and the former was hned
$3.50 and suspended for thirty days Dy the
Judges. Martin will not be allowed 70 rlue
Tor any one but his employer, faf - Duilne me
during his suspension. Weather me, ana
track fast. ATTENDANCE 6,000 Results:
Six furlongs, Bill Powell won;. Bob
Walker second, Harry Lee thlrd. Ilnie-
1:16.
Mile and a sixteenth, Great Bend won
Kitty r. second, Pancharm third. Time
1:47.
Six furlongs, DR.: Pitts won. Mariti Sec
end, Dunbar third. Time-1:15.
The Himyard Stakes, value $3.50, mile
dor second, Pink Coat third Time
1881.
Five furlongs. Romanoff won Esta-
brook second, Hardknot third. Time
Six ,furlongs. cclone, won, High Jinks
second Jolly stS Son t9ird meII'l5 n
NEW YORK, June 3o.-Results at
Sheepshead Bay:
Six furlongs, Nosey won, Orion second
Fleeting Gold third. Time-1:14 l-5.
One mile, Ogden won, Defender second,
Her Own third Time-1:42 Is.
June Stakes, futurity course, Rusner
won, Sir Hubert second Rhinelander
Mile and an eighth, Sailor King won.
Handball second. Whistling Con third.
F'uturity course, Jack Point won, Tyr
shena second, The Gardener third. Time
Mile and a sixteenth, Cladron won, Boy
Orator second. Jefferson third. Time
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 9O.-Weather warm;
Handicap, five and half furlongs, Ulm
Won, Leo Planter second, Foxey third.
Time :0934.
Six and a half furlongs, Aquinas won.
st. Augustine second, Xalissa third. Time
One mile, Parthemax won, Uncle Abb
second, Anger third. Time-1:43.
/, Mound City. Selling Stakes. mile and an
Sir Rolla third. Time-1:55.
One mile, Gotobed won. Domsie second,
silva third, Time-1:421A
Seven furlongs, Madeline won, Kisme
second. Guide Rock third. Time-1:2S.
AT WASHINGTON PARK.
CHICAGO, June 30.-Washington Park
Mile and fifty yards, Cherry Leaf won,
Sutton second, Moncreith third. Time
Four and half furlongs, Kentucky
Colonel won. Great Land second, Cam
brian third. Time-054l2
Englewood Stakes. value $3.50 one
n7ile St. Calatine won, Miss Gussie sec
ond Harda third. Time-1 :4024
8 One mile. Simon w. won, Fervor sec
pnd, Ben Harad third. Time-1 :39a4.
Six furlongs Hurry Burly Won Algol
second, Richard j. third. Time-1 13
Mile and fifty yards, Nathanson won,
Iohenzollern second, Croesus third. Time
-1:4334.
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It's Members Thank the Sacra-
meuto Red Cross Society.

The following letter 1wesss yesterday
received from Captain Fol. Martin,
dated at Camp Merritt, June, 2Sth
Mrs. w. d. Lawton, Sacramento
Madam: i beg to acknowledge receipt
of a box of supplies from the Red Cross
of Sacramento, for the benefit of the
members of my former command who
have been assigned to duty in the Vol
unteer Signal Corps, part of whom are
now en- route for the Philippine Islands.
The supplies have been distributed
to the men. and are thoroughly appre-
ciated.
I'm behalf of the boys, 1 desire to
thank the Sacramento Red Cross So
ciety for its kindness, and am sure
that the former members of the Third
Brigade Signal Corps will reciprocate
by doing their duty in the calling they
have taken up. Very truly yours. "
(Signed) Fred. L. Martin. Captain Vol
unteer Signal Corps; j. H. Watkins, F..
w. Strachauer, H. M. Strachan, F. E.
Russell Jr.
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COMMERCIAL.
SPECULATIVE WHEAT MARKET
ADVANCES SHARPLY.
Spot Also Higher, Though Trading
IL at q Standstil1-Barley Fol-
lowing Course Of Wheat.
San Francisco. June 3oth,


Wheat at Chicago is higher, owing to
continued reports of poor crop prospects
from the Northwest; the local specula-
tive market advanced sharply and spot
was also higher, though trading was at a
standstill. Barley is following the course
of wheat and both spot and futures are
higher. No changes in oats, but the mar
ket is in good shape and prices are tend
ing upward; all to-day's receipts were
from Oregon.
Very little doing at the hay market to-
day, and prices are undisturbed; the mar
ket is firm; there will not be much doing
until after the Fourth. Bran is very firm
and the market has an upward tendency.
First watermelons arrived yesterday
from Fresno; they We're rather green and
brought 2O425c each. Cantaloupes arrived
from Watsonville: they were small and
sold at 2Oc each. There are at hand
from the Islands 345 crates of pineapples
and 2.6S4 punches and LAT crates of bar
nanas Small apricots in bulk are lower;
the range for all sizes Is $25Q45 per ton;
packed are firm. Peaches are quite weak;
baskets are lower, over 1000 having arriv-
Cd to-day. Currants so to the Gamers at
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5, hits sS. errors 6; Chicago "a, hits 6. er-
rors g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Warner;
1sbell and Donolfue.
AT PITTSBURG.
.PITTSBURG, June 30-Score: Pitts
burg 5, hits 8, errors 2; Brooklyn s, hits
T. errors 2 Batteries-Killen, Rhines and
Bowerman; Dunn and Grim.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-Score: Gin
cinnati 3, hits 2, errors 4; Philadelphia IL,
hits Y, errors A. Batteries-Damann and
Peitz; Donohue and Mcfarland. tsss :
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, June 30.-Score: .Cleye-
land Z, hits 5, errors 3; Boston 10, hits 10
errors g. Batteries--WilsOn, Young, Zim-
mer and O'Connor Klobedanz, Willis,
Lewis and Yeager $50
AT ST, LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 3O.-Score: st. Louis 8,
errors /. Batteries-carsey and Clements; !;
Weyhing and Farrell
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. June 80

San Francisco, June 30th.
Morning Session nLAndes, 4c: = & b, 1oc;
Chollar,, 4d3c; c @ Va. 14c; Confidence,
19e; 6 Point Sc; G. & G, 7d6e; II g., n.
tai. 5ic;\ Ophfr. lie; Savage &c; Sierra
Nevada, 33aS1c; Union. ISc; Jacket, l0c.
Closing Quotations-Alpila, 1c;- Andes.
Caledonia, 16c Challenge, lie; Chollar. Sc:
Confidence, 21c; Q c Va, Ice; G Point, sc:
6 & c, &C; H & N, 4sc; Justice. sc; Ken
age Sc.: Sierra Nevada.e 4Ac: Union, l5c.
Utah, lie; Y Jacket. lie; Standard, SLG5
asked.
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AFTER MANY YEARS.
Letters Of Administration Asked
on George Bowser's Estate.

h James K. Secord of Santa Clara has
filed in the Superior Court of this coun-
ty a petition for letters of administra-
ton ON the estate of George Bowser,
who died sixteen years ago in Sacra-
mento.
No heir has ever applied for letters
of administration, and the present pc
titioner is the Public Administrator OF
Santa Clara County. 1t is thought
that Bowser left some property in that
county.
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California Fruit Sales.

Porter Brothers Company sold yester-
day at open auction California fruit al
At Chicago: Apricot -Blenheims. 81 G.
per single crate; Royals, .5OcGS1 20: Moor.
parks, 65c@si Apples-;Alexsanders;a 81 81
Single crate: simoni,s sia1Ss Piunisl IS
Peach, S.20G1.40 per single crate: Cali.
s s1E9a ABsndance Bea si s@ Pusfanss mRado sfs
Satsuma, 81; Clymans, 9oc; Royal Ha-
tiyes. 6Oas5c: ogons, .s1.2O Mixed, 9Oc
CherriesnAssortsd : sl@12o per box
Royal Annes.. a5c@s1.65; other varieties
25G55c. Peaches-St. Johns, s5c@s1.O5
Haes Early 5Gc@$l 3 % noE Hines Surprise
AT New York Prunes-Simoni. s115G
15o per single crate; Tragedy. s1a165
PumsnPeaeh eEi9 sesl 20 per single d6r erate se
Mkado ST. Royal Hative, 65090c; st
Catherine, 7Oa75c. Apricots-Royal, Sec
SI pGr slngle er raSs S bos
exanders, 45GS14o per box = Hale's Early
55c0$is05: Sky Frees. 9oe; Gov. Garlands
and St: Johns, ,75c Cherries-Royal Annes
SOC; Tartarians, S0G75c.
At Boston,: Prunes--T Ira gedy. 70e6St.s5
per single crate: Simoni. s1.SSa1 46. Plums
81. .4061. 60: Burbank, stcMs1.72; Mikado. 81
also: Abundance, s{.e5@1.55: st, Gather
Ine sle s1s, Royal MIad Hative Sea cy
ders, s5cG$1. 25; Pansy. 70c.a Apricots-
SScasi.11: Royal Anne, s3SS53c. FIGS
Black. 76c per S-fb box.
At Philadelphia Cherries-Royal Anne
7oc@s1.O5 per box Tartarians, 4o9Soc; Re
At Minneapolis Cherries--Royalo Anne,
single crate. ~
Auction sales of California fruit by the
Earl Fruit. Company yesterday
175 average S1.SS; Simoni, 81. 25Q1 IS
81 goal 10. average s1.3S: Sinoni, 81. .55
average s1.39. Plums-Burbank. 90cdS1.4 40
average Slip: Abundance, 65cGs155, aver
age s115; Ogon. 55c6s1.75 average $1.5S
Apricots-Royal, 5ocGs1, average nc;
Observation-Disclosures 95c. Cherries-Royal
Anne. Soc Seven cars sold.
At Chicago. Prunes-Tragedy. SlOMSd M
Mikado $1.30. Apricots-Royal. 6ocqS1. Is
average 93c. Cherries-Roval Anne. 50d1
S5c. average 73c. Bartlett Pears, a-45 per
AT New York: Prunes-Tragedy.. s5cG
S1.30. average 49, Simoni. S0cds1. 30. av-
erage $1.19 Plun1s-Abundance Sld1.23
average s11S: Ogon. s1.33; Burbank, 55cd
s1O5. average Sec Cherries-RoEaI Anne
s0775c, average 70c; Republican. S1.43.
Peaches-Alexander. 556l95cS average soc,
Hale's Early 55M95c. average SAC. Apri-
cots-Royal SOc1S1.30. average S1:09. Fiss
81. S115@1S71a, Average $1-44 Nine cars
sold
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
cases from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-Ftrst quality, 612c; second quail
ity, 51eQ6c; third quality, 4@5c per ID.
ID for small.
MUTTON-Wethers. 71ac; Ewes, 7Q7hc
per 10.
LAMB-SGs1ac per H.
PORK-Live Hogs, 5G5Ac per ID for
medium, 4Q41ac for small and 412Q4s4c for
large; dressed, 619QSc per 10.
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Closing Grain Quotations

New York, June 30th
WHEAT-July, z9sc; September, 1880
December, 7312c.
Chicago June .30th
'WHEAT-June, 79c; July. 73c; Septem
ber, 6S4c; December, 6s5sc.
San Francisco, June 30th.
WHEAT-December, S126A.
CORN-Large Yellow, s1d1.021a
BRAN-$14 50Qp15-5e.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Webster Company will begin its
second week at the Orpheum to-mor-
row evening (Monday) in Clay NJ
Greene's great spectacular drama. "Un
der the Polar STAR with Mr. Webster
in the role of Dr. RADON, scientist Of
the American exploring expedition, in
search for the North Pole 1t is a
strong character, and gives Webster
nnest opportunities to demonstrate his
versatile ability as a romantic actor.
He was in this piece on it's initial per-
formance in San Francisco twelve years
ago, ana mas since appeared in it in
the magnificent production it had in
Boston, when Francis Carlyle played
the leading role. It was of this piece
that the veteran Joe Jefferson declared
ne mad seen nothing more thrilling and
melodramatic than the fourth act The
play is rapid in action, strong in dia-
logue, and thrilling in situations, and
as spectacle it is very rich in scenic
effects. The theme bristles with patri-
otic sentiment. In this hot weather a.
play In which Arctic cold, monster ice
bergs and frozen seas are great scenic
features, the effect is decidedly refresh
ing for the audience. In one act a
ship is embraced by towering icebergs
and lifted from the sea; in another the
exploring party is seen in winter quar-
ters, and in the fourth act the party is
seen adrift upon the icy seas, famished
and helpless upon ice foes. OF course
the party is rescued in the nick of
time after they have drifted directly
across the North Pole Love, intrigue,
vfllainy and triumphant virtue charac-
terize the story. The piece will be
mounted with great quantity of fine
scenery and many novel and startling
mechanical effects. Miss Nannary will
have the leading female role. and the
entire company appears in the cast.
Popular prices will prevail.
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En- Route to Camp Barrett.

The military companies from Wood
land, Redding and Grass Valley went
to Oakland yesterday to join the COM
panies already gathered at Camp Bar
rptt
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CROSSMAN'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE.

7. WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN
cure themselves without the least ex-
nosure. change Of diet or change in appli-
nothing that Is OF the least injury to the
constitution. Ask your druggist for it.s
PF1Oo. 81 . bottle XUE.
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THE SIGNAL CORPS.

players, and is we'll worth seeing Pop
ular prices prevail.
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BASEBALL.
Results of Games Played on East.
ern Diamonds

LOUISVILLE, June 30.-Score: Louis
Vile 8, hits 8, errors i: Baltimore I, hits
3, errors 8. Batteries-Cunningha and
Kittredge; McJames and Clarke.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 30-ScOre. New York
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At the Orpheum this evening the
Webster Company in the melodrama
and spectacle, The Cotton King" 1t
is one of the most elaborately staged
plays ever produced in Sacramento. 1t
is given by strong, all around, COM
petent and experienced company of
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ca1;forria Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK. june @.-California dried
fruits apiet. Z Evaporated dayAgples-7G a GomEE;
|s5ried prime 91he:y chico, 9iSe: fancy, r10c.
LPrunes-46s SIC. Apricots1 Moorpark. 1917
Fj2aT Peaches-Un pseled.f se, Peeled II
|aG16c.
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,asAcRAMENTo MARKET. )
|very Little Doing Yesterday III
.issl .sRS0dnce, CirrlAs. Il CITE ,lss4

Sacramento, June 30th
Trade was very quiet In local produce
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81. 80 per chest. Black grapes bring 81 25
Qs1.50 per crate. Raspberries are less
plentiful; Strawberries and blacks are
weak and lower.
No changes in butter; everybody seems
to be we'll supplied; some dealers are get
ting more than our quotations for cream
cry, but this is for special marks. Cheese
Is here in abundance and the market Is
weak. Eggs do not sell and dealers quote
lower, especially for ranch, which for
the general run, are poor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-02-11
THE WONDER OF SCIENCE
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be Cured.
An Eminent New York Chemist and Scientist
Makes Free Offer to Our Readers.

The distinguished New York chemist,
I. A. Slocum, demonstrating his dis.
covery OF reliable and absolute cure
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chest, stubborn coughs, catarrhal affec.
tions, general decline and weakness,
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His "New Scientific Treatment" has
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Science daily developes new wonders,
and his great chemist, patiently expert
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asserting that lung troubles and eonsmp-
tion are curabls in any climate is pro.
ven by heart felt letters of gratitude, =
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laboratories in thousands from those
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Medical experts concede that bronchial
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German statesmen have always
been past masters in the art of
backcapping American products.
Germany could find trichina in
our pork when none was. ever
thought of at home. Our horses
have been found to have influenza
and the large shipments for table
consumption and other purposes
are being Disseminated against by
being held in quarantine. The
Prussian minister of finance last
week Issued a decree prohibiting
the Importation Of American fresh
fruit of all kinds, avering that they
were infested with various un-
known bugs and vermin. The
latter order was modified upon the
prompt and vigorous protest of
this government, to include only
such fruit as should be found to be
infected upon examination. and
leaving customs officials 10 carry ON
The war, which, as has been shown