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PROPOSALS.


Al1,NERsITH or cALIFoRNfA RTI1IcIC
NotSe C.. 70 contractors. builder. and ,n.,.r,,,
tai sealed proposals or bids are soic,o,' s a
isi,, eiee1lon % an addition 10 the Chemical
hafmqn Gymnasium on the university sro,-i 30 ne
-tssAsleg, al., aud Tor performing tSe iobo.
Tor, and said bids ~ proposals. VA - there,
st the once of the Ilegents of the uniys-eis Z Z
oi california and Mason SIS. san Franciss1F
Al an ~ before ! 30 O'Clock p. rn on fbs
.",h DAY oi December. 1888 ~
And notice Is hereby further given ,bs, 80,
.--s ane speciheations OF said buildinrs have
neen made ard adopted and are placed In the
lan tailding. san Francisco. who're the san.
..-e5 te seen and examined during each day
100 this date until the 26th day of Decem,
10 BIOS or proposals viii be considered unless
tne same are accompanied hy a certified check
,-o,a b-ha ot said rrcposer f. the sum of ten
Frstie oondiiones thst n tais '' Ia sFGele5t aT lent
- shau De- accepted the party proposing viii
perform the duty and ohlieations in sccoris ,s
N.ll hala proposal and plan and srecifcattons
T1rt of such 1 ea5t-5s, are he-Tny % & &rSgrsd 70 be
~ and az bids is hereby reserved.
,ed An acf 3 s1, ns pursuant IA 10 ,., an act en-
Gct o. create and organize the University of
sct eens,-i, @iifSNs9 is . march ~, =. ISIS and an
March "a. ls-2 relating 20 the construction of
..iiihts approved March :. lses.
hE nfcer ~ The committee On grounds and
b-ttincs of the Board % Regents.
dated December l2. 1899.
r. A. DENICKE. Chairman.
M. A MokoWFN. Acting Secretary.
HIDs wanted - NotIce ls hereby given that
ftaleq proposals VIII be received by the Board
az directors - the Veterans Home OF Cali
f0rnia. az SIS ofhce. room "a. 80 Saasorne 81.
tsl trancieco. Cal. up 20 1880 o'clock a. m
ifrrneciately thereafter IN the presence OF bid
cefF. Tor furnishing and delivering quarter
master ana commissary supplies for the Vet
Grams home. apa County. cal. (rai road sta
non Nountrilel. Tor six months commencing
January Z. 1900. and ending June 80 1900
trNedules with information and Instructions
- submitting bids viii De furnished upon
application by the undersigned. Bidders will
cgrlfuiiy follow the conditions q the sched-
r.ef. and No tid viii be considered unless II
n ~ accordance with such schedules Each
cder rnusf accompany his bid with a ce-ti-
fr0 check upon some we'll known and re-
tpcnritio banking house for al least 10 per
cent n the amount - his hld. payable 10 Q
Mason Kline. treasurer. conditioned that the
bidder VIZ. enter into "a FC0d and valid con-
tract unon notice a acceptance as required
hF law. The hoard reserves the right 10
re3ecf any or an bids nnd 20 order any quan-
Nfv over or unde- fhe amount speclfed
Address :. J SCOVrLLE. Secretary Board
- Directors ~ the Veterans Home of CALI
rria. room -. 320 sansorne St San Fran-
r'foc. Cal ~ order ~ fAn r0a-a ~ TDireo-
Tors SC0NTrTr Secretary.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
g0Rfh PACIFIC C0aSy RAILROAD.
Via EausrittD Porrv
Via 6ausziito Perr,
Commencing October l. 1859.
TRoM SAN FRANCIsCo TO MILL VAIL,

Commencing October I. 1850
IRON SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL, vAryux
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS--I:co $50. u:0e O. m; .1.Ix
ss:4o. BIS. 500. 6:s0 >. IN.
EXTRA TRIPS-For MIL Valley and San p.
fael. on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdav1
at 200 and II sc p. m
stNDATs.'s;6o. 1000. 'n;so a. m: r1s
s;15, '4:45. $50. $500 .. IN.
Trains marked i'l run to San Quentin
FROM san RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DAYS-5.75. 's:g 7:45 $40 a. ~
1880. 2l5. .3to, s5;i5 p. m H.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays and
sUNDAYS-62o. 500. si6:oo, s1i:R
s1:40 's:I5. 4:45. $50 p. m. A
Trains marked ('l start from San Quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCisco
WEEK DAYs-5:6, e:45. 7:55, s:B a m
i2:g5. 2:s5. BIAS. $50 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesday. and
SATURDAYS az 1850 and 1920 p. m
$500. s:55 p. m,
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:0o g. m. week days-Cazadero and yyav sta,for.
s:to p. m saturdays-Tomales and way stations.
s:eQ 4 u. Sundays-TeHales and way statiora
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses haEe been iHsued NJ follows:
rank F1ohr end Myrtle Morrow q p
" A. England and MARY n. skellencer q %
Ara ". Gray and Frances =. Droere. ........ ef-ag
Eivari !. LLOYD and Dora pltsn0gle. ....... q
Harry r. Holland and Meta Schroeder. 2s-s2
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DIED.

t Sullivan. Michael
lGNEw-In this city. December p. 1892 Rob
r-t hereH. beloved husband ~ Margaret Ag-
rau. and father of E,Iward Robert william
j. ia aul Florence Agnew, Mrs. O. Cavers
ana 1irs. p. Moore. native of Portferrie,
county Dcneral ireland. aged - years II
ryNotce q funeral hereafter
CEsENA-In South san Francisco. December
g. islf, Ralph cesena, dearly beloved son OF
Michael and Brudy Cesena, and brother Of
Michael, Edward, Freda. Laura and George
Cessna, a native of san Francisco. aged
CgFriends ard acquaintance are respect
folly invited 70 attend the funeral tomorrow
Saturday,. az ! O'Clock. from the residence
South san Francisco. lnterTnent Holy Cross
Cemetery.
Robert Coffee. q native Of Massachusetts.
rrThe funeral viii take place this day
boat Interment ODD Fellows Cemetery.
COLOAIBAT-In this city. December q 1899.
Hrnry and Charlotte Coiombat. a native OF
san Francisco. aged year u months Ano
rTNo,ioe OF funeral hereafter
IIARGRANE-In this city. December ls. 1893.
Henry Hargrave, father of Mrs. J. Bernhard
and Harry p, Edmund J.. Albert +, Ella
and the late W. J. Hargrave. native OF
England. ased 6s years
CTFrends and aoquaintances are respect
fully Invited 20 attend the funeral this day
CHrdey). az % o'clock from Twenty
eighth street Interment Cypress Lawn Gene
terry. by electric funeral car from Twenty
eighth and Guerrero streets. The remains
car he seen az the chapel of the Golden Gate
Undertaking Company. 2t25 Mission street. IN
an Thursday evening December p
TFCr-NFS-In this city. December q. 1929. Mary
y Holmes, a native OF New Hampshire. aged
81 gears.
CVFrends and acQuaintances are respect
fully Invited 20 attend the funeral this day
fFrlday). at 2 o'clock. from the parlors OF
fhe Golden Gate Undertaking. Company. 242s
Mission street. near T1NeutV-firSt.
HOwD-In this city December 90 1892 Mar
raref beloved wife of John Howe. and be-
loved n.ofher % Mrs. @. McIFaacs and oliver
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T0YO KISEN kAISHA,

g TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR.
~ of First and Brannan streets, / D. m
for YOKOHAMA and IIONGKONG. calling at
Kobe CHiogo). Nagasak and Shanghai and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers for
India, etc. No cargo received on board on day
OF sailing.
AMERICA MARU. .Thurrday Dee q
HONGKONG Tuesday, Jan. 10
NIPPON MARU...-...............F Friday, Feb. 2
Via Honolulu.
Round-trp tickets at reduced rates. For
freight and passage apply at companys office.
421 Market street. corner First.
W. II. AVERY. General Agent.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Firth marriage and 6enfh notices cent by
man viii ~ be inserted. They must be handed
in an either of the publication offices and D.
fna 1rsed with the name and residence q per
Hars authorized 20 have the same published
BORN.
EACKE-In this city. December 2A 1893. 20 the
vie 0f r. T.. Facle. q iHuFhter
EESSoN-ln fEls city. December Z, 1888. 20 the
rife az Anton 2. Bess0n. a daughter
BorEON-In this city December o. 1888 20 the
uife Cf George ~. B0yson. o son.
IoHERTT-In fhis city. December -. 1893 20
tac wife n John Doherty. a daughter.
Ill GHEs-In this city. December p. 1892. %
the VIE Of J. =. Hughes. a son.
D kElLING-In San Rafael. December 20 lsqe 20
tle wife ~ Henry q. KEELING a daughter.
lARkIN-In this city. December p. 1888. 10
the wife ~ William II. Iaridn. daughter.
EciN ESIG-ln this CITY. December p 1883 20
Toe VIE of Albert schwesig. son.
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Theatrical Mems Enterprise.
The following correspondence is self
explanatory:

4 EIO AOIIV"II4b NOE1 Sl'VIIIVIIO0 70 StIK
explanatory:
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 20. 1899
Rolla V. Watt Chairman Executive Com
mlttee of Public Improvement Central
Clubs-Dear Mr. Watt: Desiring TO con-
tribute in some way and 10 assist in the
campaign Of education in behalf of the
bond elections 10 be held on the 27th and
29th inst. for the acquisition OF lands for
the Park Panhandle. and also for the con-
struction Of public school buildings. sewers
and q new City and County Hospital, we
take pleasure in informing you that We have
arranged for a series OF stereopticon views.
which VIII be presented az the California
cember 20. at the performance OF Cum
berland '6l." by the Frawley Company and
we herewith tender your association the free
use OF all the private boxes and loges in
the theater for that night. Very truly,
S. II. FRlEDLANDER 4 co.
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Pacific Coast Steamship Co

/ 4 ] !. ! !. :"
ShN Steamers leave Broadway
fk~, wharf. San Francisco:
" For Alaskan ports. 10 a. m.
E-sckr-KTA Dec. Il. 2. q. Jan. l. change
| ssA ssssdtsAa 10 companys steamers al
| E4tsstZ5d xSs Seattle.
ksrzs.st- sz4as For Victoria. Vancouver
ir r-e<5zSsA Oh. C.). Port Townsend. Sc
TX ~ attle Tacoma. Everett. Ana
cortes and New Whatcom
(Wash.). 10 a. m, Dec. IL.
o. o. Jan l. and every hfth day thereafter
change at Seattle TO this compauy's steamers
for Alaska and C. n. R,y.: al Tacoma TO y. r.
R'y: at Vancouver 20 c. p Railway.
For Eureka Giumboldt Bay, p. m. Dec. Is,
90 26 30 Jan T. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Santa cruz Monterey. San Simeon Cayu-
cos Port Hartford tSan Luis ObispO). Gaviota.
Santa Barbara. Ventura, Hueneme. San Pedro
East San Pedro G1os Angelesl and Newport,
a. m. Dec. H. rs. %. 26 80. Jan 3. and every
fourth day thereafter
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Har-
ford (San Luis Obispo). Santa Barbara, Port
Los Angeles and Redondo CLOS Angeles, ii a.
m, Dee. ls. 20. "a ., Jan. L and every fourth
day thereafter
For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay. San Jose de-
Cabo. Mazatlan. Altata, LaPaz. Santa Rosalia
and Guaymas (Mex). 10 a. m, 7th OF each
month.
For further information obtain company's
folder.
The company reserves the right TO change
without previous notice steamers, sailing dates
md hours OF sailing.
II CKET OFFICE New Montgomery
street palace HoteD.
GOODALL, PERKINS & co. Gen. AEts..
10 Market St, San Francisco.
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CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
LBSSEH
JAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
TibGron Ferry. Foot OF Market ST

SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS-7:to. 500, II 90 a m: i1:1I
s:so 5:1S. $50 .. m. Thursdays-Extra trip
at II 30 p. n saturdays-Extra trips at ia
suNDAYs-s:Oo. s:i. Hoo q N; 1sO. i:Is.
800. e:20 D. m.
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DAY6-s:10. T.s0. $40. 11:tO a. N. ; I3:fS
sto $40 .. m eaturdAys-Extrs trips 40
1855 and s:35 D. m.
suNDAYs-s1c. s:4O. uaO a N: l:4O. s;Io. s:Os.
e:5 m.
Between San Francisco and schuetEsn ParE
same schefule ahove.
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d. J. STAPLES. President.
BERNARD FAYMONVILLE. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th
day Of January. 1899 NJ NJ RHORFR
Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
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4 Handsome RoGday Display
Water Sets, Liquor Sets, Claret Sets
Tea and Chocolate Sets, Salad Sets.
CONE JUST 10 LOOK
Great American Importing Tea Go.
PALACES.
2IO-2I2 GRANT AVE-,
Bet. Sutter and Post Ste.
SCI MARKET. opp. Powell.
Branch Stores Everywhere.
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Net amount OF Risks
written during the
year .s.-.s........
Net amount OF Risks
expired during the
year ......-..-....
Net amount in force
December 81. 1885,.
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Risks and Premiums.

Net amount OF Risks
written during the
year ....-...-......
Net amount Of Risks
expired during the
year ..................
Net amount In force
December q. 1895.
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Dewey in Good Health.

IN an interview with an associated
press reporter at Trieste, Admiral
Dewey declares himself to be in the
best of health. That ought to settle It.
The American people may stop worry
ing on that score. When he left Ma
Mia on the voyage home, it is highly
probable that the admiral was tired out
and generally run down. But he pos
sesses fine recuperative powers and the
sea voyage has put him into the pink
of condition. He needs to be in that
condition when he reaches New York.
Dewey knows how to take care of him
self, and there ought to be at least
twenty, let us hope thirty, years more
of life to his credit. He will be sixty
two in December, only eight years short
of the scriptural three score years and
ten. But there is every reasan to he
lieve that he will pass that limit by a
considerable. Men are as old as they
feel and judging by his talk on Mon
day Admiral Dewey feels as young as
he ever did. His fellow citizens re-
joice over his good health We like
him all the better for being a healthy
Dewey. A sickly Dewey would be pit
led and genuine admiration ought new
err to have an admixture of pity. What
a fine. all-around self-poised man
Dewey isl
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WESTERN MONTANA NEWS
County Records.


Missoula, July 25.-The following in
struments were filed to-day with the
county clerk and recorder:
Quartz lOcation-Last Chance and
the Jumbo quartz lode mining claims,
situated in Missoula county, Alexan-
DIRE Chevalier, Adolph Lozeau, jr., and
Walter Billy, locators.
Quartz locations-RooseVelt quartz
lode mining claim. situated ON the east
side of Twin creek, St. Regis mining
district; the Santiago quartz lode min
ing claim, situated on the east side
of Twin creek st. Regis mining dis
trict, George Cox and A. l.. Illusion,
locators.
Quartz location-The Iloilo quartz
lode mining claim, situated on the
south side of Rock creek, in the ST.
Regis mining district, A L., Illusion.
locator bln = A9@ @
Quartz location-The G. c. quartz
lode mining claim, situated on the east
side of Rock creek, st. Regis mining
district, George Cox, LOCATOR
Deed-John F. Griffith and wife of
Plains to Barney Z. sMoneghan Of
Plains, lots I. 10 and II and the south
half OF the northeast quarter, the
southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter, and the north half OF the
southeast quarter of section I, town
ship 10 north. range 26 west; $1,000
Quartz locatioL-The Smoker quartz
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injustice to Dreyfus not righted, the at
tendance from abroad would to some
extent be impaired. Probably a reali-
cation of this fact has assisted in
bringing about general acquiescence
in France to the plans to acquit Drey-
fus and re-establish him in the army
The preparations for the exposition
give assurance that it will be a ire
mendous big thing. France, as well
as the United States, knows the ex-
position business thoroughly. Cheap
ocean rates are predicted for next year
unless the steamship companies or
ganize a trust competition will be
fierce and a trip to Europe so mex
pensive that many thousands who
don't dream now of crossing the ocean
will embrace the opportunity to go to
London and Paris.
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ready received attention in these COL
umns. But this remarkable phenom-
enon dwindles into small potatoes COM
pared with the temperance. for the
first time in forty years, of Iced $
devil" Leeds devil is a product of
colonial times. His chief popularity is
that he is always the forerunner of
great war in which this country is one
of the combatants. He foretold the
revolutionary war, the war of 1872 the
Mexican war and the war of the rebel
lion. He skipped the Spanish war,
presumably because it wasn't of enough
consequence to be worth his while
bothering about. But now he is again
visible and virulent. He has been seen
at different times and at different
places by different people, and there
isn't any doubt about 1.-THE Jersey
folk are positive that Uncle Sam is
about to have a war for his whiskers.
The story of Leeds devil, as it has
come down from the colonial period,
runs like this: In 1885, in the town of
Burlington, a nice quiet. eminently re-
spectacle Quaker settlement. a lady
named Leeds, who had been dabbling in
amateur witchcraft, gave birth to
male child, whose father was the
Prince of Darkness The child was
normal at birth, but before the termi-
nation of the tempestuous night of its
arrival it Mortified several old crones
gathered about the bedside of Mother
Leeds by assuming an elongated, SER
pentlike body, cloven hoofs, the head of
a horse, the wings of a bat and the
forked tail of a dragon. The coloring
of the horrible creature turned to a
dusky brown, and after bepommeling
its mother and her terrified compan-
ions, it flew up the chimney, uttering
loud cries. Circling about from village
to village during this eventful night,
the fiend devoured several babies,
raised visible and tangible sheol and
made for the forest. Whenever he re-
appears it turns the milk sour, lanes
horses in their stalls. dries up cows,
kills the fish in the streams and the
squirrels in the woods, and in a word
makes himself generally disagreeable
to man and beast
The war that is to follow the present
appearance of Leeds devil is as yet
matter Of pure conjecture. 1t may be
that Sir Charles Tupper's words the
other day were prophetic of a war with
Egnland; or it may be that this son Of
Satan has concluded that the Philip
pine war is a big enough thing to JUS
tify an exhibition of himself to New
Jerseyites. Anyhow, there he is and
thousands of people in his habitat
daren't go out doors after dark.
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\ ITY the midsummer sufferings Of
Il the East. 1t has been a prolific

~ ITY the midsummer sufferings Of
~ the East 1t has been a prolific
season back there for bugs and
insects and all manner of creeping,
crawling, squirming, flying things. Nor
is the worst over According TO the
agricultural department at Washington
big invasion of caterpillars is impend-
ing and any day they may be looked
for in countless myrlads. The caterpil-
lar does not bite nor sting, but as an
aggravation to female nerves it is fully
as potent as the mouse or the angle
worm. The sight of one on her dress
or even anywhere in proximity will
send girl into pizzicato Mysteries that
will excite and alarm the neighborhood
for blocks around. The caterpillar really
is the most innocent thing that ever
walked on thirty-two legs. but the fear,
the horror of it is too deeply ingrained
in the female nature ever to be eradi-
Gated. Eve shrieked at the sight of one
and every daughter of Eve has persist
emily followed her example. The East
We repeat, is to be pittied this sum-
mer. If bugs and insects of every kind
are so unprecedently numerous how
dense must be the swarms of flies set
ting down upon the troubled East.
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Christian Science Defeated.

* OMETHING seems to be the mat
~ ter with the town of Concord,
~ N. H. 1t is belying its name.
TWO weeks ago at Concord only the ac-
tive interposition of friends prevented
Senator Chandler and Senator CALM
ger from presenting each other a more
or less extensive assortment of black
eyes, bloody noses, cut lips and torn
clothes. Now, it seems, Mrs. Mary Ba-
ker Eddy, the founder of Christian
Science, who ought to be faith, hope
and Charity incarnate, has been quar-
reling with her Concord neighbors, for
all the world as if she were wicked
sinner like the rest of us. Directly OPP
posite the home of Mrs. Eddy Is that of
Professor Kent, principal of the high
school. Mrs. Eddy and the professor
cannot agree as to their common land
scape. Mrs. Eddy insists that by cut
ting slice off the hill on which both
houses stand her view will be greatly
improved and Mr.. Kent's not harmed
Mr.. Kent says that to make the cut
would ruin the symmetry of nature in
that region and would leave his house
perched far above the road. The dis
pute eliminated in petition to the al
dermen from Mrs. Eddy asking them to
lower the grade of the street Mr.. Kent
got up a remonstrance. The aldermen
finally voted eight to seven not to grant
the petition. Thus did the world, the
flesh and the devil score another vic
tory. Why Mrs. Eddy did not bring
Christian Science to bear upon the
problem is not quite clear. There is au-
thority for the assertion that the re-
quisite amount OF faith will remove
mountains. Mrs. Eddy surely must
have enough to remove a slice of hill
There will be disappointment in Chris
tian Science circles. But what ails
Concord that it is stirring up all this
strife and contention?
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1899.
TWELVE PAGES.
What Root Is For.

II a matter OF course, the presi-
dents selection of a New York
lawyer for the office of secre-
tary of war is failing to get approval
in republican organs representative of
western constituencies which We're de-
manding recognition in the selection of
a man for Ayers place. These news
to say that they see no reason why this
highly-important appointment should
be made merely with reference to
smoothing New York's rough political
highways for Mr.. Platt
The newspapers that do most of the
meet this protest and seek to silence
it by saying that, in reality, Elihu
Root is not long for the war portfolio;
they inform the public that he is SIM
ply coaching to be secretary of the
colonies, that this department is one
that calls for legal talent of a high
order. that Mr.. Root possesses that
sort of talent and that when he be-
comes minister for the colonies there
will be an opportunity for a full and
free discussion of the right man for the
war department.
These newspapers assume that the
creation of the new cabinet office for
which. in advance, they have slated
Mr.. Root is a matter of course. Per-
taps they are right. The two houses
in the next congress will be republican:
England and the rest of the powers
abroad have ministers for the colonies:
the president will probably call atten-
ton to that fact in his December mes
sage and request legislation that will
create a new cabinet office. Then, like
a political Oklahoma, the colonies will
be thrown open to the carpet-baggers
and the spoilsmen and to those who
never want the flag hauled down when
once it has fioated over a salary or
a sinecure
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n EW JERSEY in her special lines
IN of business is putting in an ex-
ceptionally busy summer In her
own way New Jersey never fails 10
keep up with the procession. Ohio
may boast all she pleases of her knife
industry; Michigan may invite the at
tention of a wondering world to her
phenomenal development of Pingree-
ism; Kentucky may vaunt herself and
be much puffed up over her unwonteG
activity in feud manufacture; but New
Jersey, without any special ostentation
or hurrah, keeps right on producing
enormous trusts, giant mosquitoes, ma
lignant kissing bugs, strange and start
ling varieties Of 40-rod lightning, and
lastly mysterious visions, ghosts, hob
COLLINS and devils. The appearance
just off the coast of Atlantic City this
summer of beautiful female spirits
walking calmly on the waves, has al