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OFFICIAL NOTICE

T. T. Irrelevant received official notise
y morning OF the action OF the supreme
pf' OF the United States in the petition
Jonas Grossmayer for a writ OF man
nus directed to United States Judge
wv I. Bryant to render judgment by
tauit IN his suit for $4,000 damages
N & Co.
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THE TEACHER

10 IN -, ,o0ss by the school board Will
korops a. uate In school methods and
|tle ~ oooy by spending each vacation
mas colorado chautauqua. The
lard cen s opens at Boulder. Col. July
hool c o'.ss six weeks. For summer
d addrsss ana programme send name
' 70 !. L. Long, Dallas. Texas.
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OF Jacobs. will be held in the United states
court In Philadelphia today All these men
are now in Moyamensiug prison with the OK
ceptIon Of Kendlg, who obtained $4,000 hail.
jacobs was held under $4,000 bail and the
others In s20.00n cnch. On the four indict-
menta found against The men they can re-
coive terms Of imprisonment aggregating sixty
Vcnra
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LOGAN WILL SAIL TODAY.

Phe United States transport Logan, with
\ remaining six troops of the Tenth
Ealry Will not sail from here before to-
prov. The troops are all aboard and
|erything is ready, but the baggage be-
fglng TO the troop that came from Fort
[nggold has somehow been delayed and
4 vessel is waiting for 1t. They will sail
morrow whether it comes or not.
|ine Logan will land these troops at Ca
mas Cuba, which is OH the opposite side
tne island from where the others were
hded
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rur cLuB WOMAN

who wishes to be recognized as authority
on todays literature will summer at the
raxas- Colorado Chautauqua She will
have as her associates the literary cream
~ the United States
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NEW YoRK.-The work OF the canal sd-
vieorv hoard begins IN this city today, and
as II involves the question Of abandoning the
ais entirely n ls OF vast Interest % me
PEE pie OF the whole country, The board has
before II five propositions.
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BUDGET FROM GALVESTON.
JDGE WELLS WILL BE WELCOMED
AS THE NEW JUSTICE.
faciuI Notice in Grossmayer VS..
Logan Will Sail
Today for Cuba.

Galveston. Texas, May 1e.--It is reported
|re today on acceptable authority that
|dge James B. Wells of Brownsville will
offered the position on the court of civil
lpeals, First district, made vacant by the
lpointment of Judge Williams to the SUI
|eme court Judge Wells would be well
|ned by the Galveston bar. among whom
stands we'll. The appointment will give
ltire satisfaction here.
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CHiCAGO.--At the conference Of workers In
American settlements an address will be de-
iivered today by the mayor Of Boston: Hon,
Josiah Quincy. His subject VIII be Munich
pal Progress Ia Boston Delegates from
every settlement In America are present
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NORFOLK. VA three days trotting and
pacing meet will begin here TO-DAY The cir
cult races at the Gentlemen'a Driving clue
Baltimore. follow the events hero
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BASEBALL TopAY-National league Bos
ton at Washington, New York at Baltimore
Phiiadelphia at Brooklyn Chicago at Pitts
burg. Cincinnati at Cleveland, Louisville a
81 Louis
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KANSAS cITY-The National Reform Press
Afsociatlon which holds its annual convention
here tcday. will bring between 400 and 800
delegates to Kansas city.
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ST. LoUIs.-unless all signs fail. st. Louis
Begins today the biggest trap shooting iourna-
nient ever held in the West. II Ia the twenty
srcond annual tournament Of the Missouri
state Game and Fish protective association,
given under the auspices OF the newly organ
izfc ST Louis Shooting association at Dupont
park 30 De Hodiamont
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DANvILLE ui.--The National convention
OF the soiiety known as the Ladies Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic begins here to-
day. and there are signs Of disruption, unless
ths Chicago branches which have been quar-
reiing over az matter OF etiquette. settle their
troubles.
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An Error Corrected.

''ncAGE from PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
outgoing trains; also for delivery to pri-
a residences in the city. We are on duty
All hours. WE NEVER SLEEP. Tele-
one orders from private residences receive
ecal attention. Phone 56.
HOUSTON TRANSFER CO.
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ToDAyrs EVENTS.

LOUISVILLE. Ky The National body OF
the Travellers Protective Association meets
here today, concluding It's labors Thursday.
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PHILADELPHIA trial OF a gang. OF
connteffeiters consisting OF Jacobs, Kendig,
Taylor, Bredeil and James Burns, an smpioye
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occurred in the administration of the
statistical division of the commission
to weaken the confidence expressed in
former reports in the proposal that
there should be established under the
jurisdiction of the commission bu-
reau of statistics and accounts, which
shall have as it's chief purpose the
establishment of uniform system of
accounts for the carriers, and that 1T
would be desirable also, should the
commission see fit. to provide for a
monthly report of the earnings and ex-
penses <of operating railways.
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Two Meanings.

what birdlike appetite she has"
remarked an admirer to the crusty old
bachelor who is helping the family en-
tertain her while she is visiting 1t.
"Birdlike? 1 should say so Anything
from turkey to reed birds."-Detroit
Free Press.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Fine residence, modern improvements;
nice home on l street.
New house of rooms, finest resident
block on X street. $500. IL,
House Of rooms, modern, or Twei1tn
street. s1.S50
8 houses, lot 4ox1sO, rents for 1872; bar
gain; on P street, $1,000.
KRONER, WISEMAN & WULFF',
223 ] street.
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1osr-rouND.

FOUND-A PLACE TO GET YOUR
shoes repaired while you wait. Shoes
made to order, $3.50 and up; boots, 20
and up Boston Shoe Shop, 5ll K St
STRAYED FROM TWENTY-FIRST and
I, one Jersey COW with halter, one Jer-
sey heifer with halter on. Address Cal
ifornia Feed Stable. Twelfth street, l
and j streets. jy2l-2t~
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W. P. COLEMAN, REAL ESTATE Sales
room. 325 7 street. p. BOIL, Manager
Money to loan in any sums at low rate
of interest. Insurance and renting
houses a speciality. For sale-4S! acres.
$50 of which is bottom land, balance
high land will be sold at very rea-
sonable price.
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WANTED - SECOND HAND FURNI-
ture. 1921 Fourth street Tel. Cap. 636.
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$500 DOWN, BALANCE SAME AS Rent,
buys good Twenty-fourth street lot, on
which will be built attractive modern
cottage. H. ]. GOETHE, 10l1 Fourth
street.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-S2, ,3O0-HALF Block of Land
in Sacramento, l block from street car,
good house and barn on same; cash Or
installments. JAMES FARRlS. JR., Oil
J street
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VIM. MURCELL, ARCHITECT AND
builder, 1406 Eleventh street.
ner building. K ST.. bet. 9Th and 7th.,
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on YOUR valuables Is at STEINMAN ms.
1912 Fourth street. Strictly confidentiai
Terms Reasonable.
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fitted and we'll furnished, to rent by the
day, week or month. Opposite Vein
stock, Lubin & Co. so
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DRESS AND CLoAKMAKING.

800 EIGHTH sT.-ROOM WITH COOL
board. MRS. M. E. HESSER.
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TO LEASE-FISHING RIGHT OF FISH
erman's Lake, six miles from Sacra
mento. Apply to CARL STROBEL Al J.
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MRS. FERRITER, FASHIONABLE
dressmaker and ladies tailoring ae21
street. Phone Sun, white 746.
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GOOD CORNER STORE WITH OR
without rooms. Eighth and O.. Rent
reasonable. -
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BOARD AND LODGING.

THE LULL HOUSE, SEVENTH AND
sts.-Nicely furnished rooms with or
without boardi home cooking; splendid
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE AT A. BARGAIN, 8 HOUSES,
2011, 201S 2015 o street; houses now
rented; will sell all together or singly.
For further particulars inquire 2015 Q
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WHEAT RANCH FOR SALE; EASY
terms. H. ]. GOETHE. 1011 Fourth
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FOR RENT-NICE FLAT, 8 ROOMS.
SIS N, will be vacant August 1st. Apply
to STROBEL, AL j.
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807 H-A LARGE FRONT BAY-WIN
doWed room with use of bath.
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MUSIC AND ART.
PALMIsTRY.

READINGS AND LESSONS GIVEN
from 10 a. m. to 10 p. M; Sundays, 10
to p. m. Learn to use your powers
cure diseases and habits by taking les
sons in hypnotism. Begin now. Dr.
Turman, GIL X st. Phone. Sun. red G15
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SACRAMENTO BANK-Money to Loan
on approved real estate security. Fer
information, please apply in person or
nv letter.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST NJ E. CHURCH, SOUTH, SEW
enth street, ] and K.-Preaching morn
ing and evening. 1t
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1428 SEVENTH-$7 THREE UNFUR-
nished rooms; natural gas if desired.
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20 ACRES FRUIT LAND FOR SALE OR
for carpentry work. 1882 H.
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FOR SALE-SACRAMENT RIVER
lands MILLER & BROWN. 40511 ] St
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TO LET OR RENT.

1892 H-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms; bath, electric lights, etc.
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FINANCIAL.

A RELIABLE LICENSED PLACE TO
borrow money on watches, jewelry and
diamonds; strictly confidential. 4i9 X.
Metropolitan building. Old gold bought
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DIR. FAY, e27h J: TEL. GUN. RED ss4;
10 to IL a. M, 2 to 4. to p. M Res.
1928 G. Tel. Cap. 309 Sunset. blue 81.
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REMovED-BROME'S GROCERY Store
from Eighth and o SITS to Ninth and P,
where he will be pleased to see all his
old customers. Phone, Sun, black $685.
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CALL FOR OUR NEW TO LET LIST.
OLSON & BROWN. 1015 Fourth street.
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800 M-3 BAY-WINDOWED ROOMS, Sin.
gle or en- suite: and a S. bedroom.
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PURE PARAFFINE WAX FOR SEAL
ing Jelly glasses. 15c; cherry plums for
canning. only &c ~; jelly glasses, 35c a
doz 10 bars soap, 25c; a fine coffee, 15c;
honey, 10c a comb. corn starch, &C a
pkge: ID can lard, 45c PACIFIC
CASH STORE, Tenth and E streets
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HANDMADE FRUIT CANS, WAX AND
all kinds !, OF II fruit y j at WlNGARD's,
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1O2G EIGHTH ST.-NICELY FURNISH
ed outside rooms.
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1911 o ST.-TWO GOOD UNFURNISHEI
rooms for houSekeeping
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Weeks Finances.

,,.,....,,. Nov. g-M- Eahcris. di-
,.,,,r m th, m nt. has msdo Che follow
-. -..,.,, ..o,o me produe.icn o' fni'
ana silver turiug the caien''f ''~'
He says ,-.....,
..rhe production % gold in ihe "''''
stte. .n me calendar year ltN' wa
es, ounce. ane. % me value oi '''''
aC.coo
,-rbc amount of gold produced 'om
,,,,a,,is mines .n isss was in round hum-
hes 4 10000 ane ounces and from pl'''
mine. nS0po nne ounoe-
,-rbe south African repuolica Proo"''u
asxi s75 ounces Of fine. of the "'ue OF
r,e sls gs. Australia produced ala'''' ''''
cos ane OF the value of 'ofsels"
'.rhese three countries are me grr"'
oroauo,rs of tha world -Fhc.r output Hs-
,rreentlnr IoNa6i7 ounce hne' of mo
vaiue of s9oN .7lg. % 90 pr cent % me
product % ,he world.
Next come. Russia gtlh 80 'ds 'o'
Canaaa SO go go, r4ssico N'yo'oo' ina'"
F.fu 800; ana Cfsna NWsIco
'-rhe-s FIVE aggregate N,tse siiorrlins
valued al tsi 5000 or 1yer q per cent
OF the whole. leaving 6 per cent 70 ne
remainder 0f me world.
'srhe United States stili occupies secon
place a. a silver producer 20 which
y wns reiterated by MEXICO in lN0. In ls's
n rrodnoei 54.f3s 90 ounces. nue, of silver.
with "a commercial value o. tI.ib.fc0'
against ths Mexican nro6uciion Of ~
Tls o0O fne ounces. with "a commercial v2i-
~ OF o. U0No. together they produced
81 ,sr cent oi the Norlds produci. No
other country approaches them, ghe near
81 being Australia, Bolivia and Peru,
rhe product 81 the last two 81 Some what
uncertain. bat none of the three exceeds
taoo0 90 ounces fine
'-rhe amount Of silver produced ln ne
United states duriug ihe year from quarts
mines was ln round numbers 1850 900
ounce. dne. ard fnon lead oroH "a oo 900
fine ounces.
''The wo7ld SOLD production ln lts''
was lg s0i3s3 ouuces hno. ~ the value g
~ as. 600. az inorease over thc product 81
igN % Bi gi ounces valued ai teeie.ooo
''fEnce 1887. when aeout 400 10000 wrro
prodncod. each eyar naf shown an 'n-
crease over the proccdinf Year
There u no reason" says Zoe report
"a cxpset any cessation of this steady
annual increase for some Yearr 20 come
The TransYaal has NOT nearly reached
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oklahoma city Nov. -,spsc.aD-
The okiahoman says.
District court convened y,si,rlIv
mornlu. Wgh Judge BurWsI preeId-
lur
in ths afternoon fhe matter of .ssu.ur
rciun1.nE bonds to ths amouut of So B.
poo to take up that amount ~ outsaand
ins bonds. was under .dsratton
The issue was approved and ths bond.
signed and executed They were pur-
chased by Nr M T.. Turner of tho
Western National bank at premium
20 tw1 per cent The ola bonds drew ln-
terest ai the rate 90 s.N per cent. und
could uut b. taken up at enc pleasure
1f ih" commissioner court Tho moss
bonds mature In tHatty years and boar
n'erest 90 the wte of per cent per
anuum ans cannot Ue takDu up until
n. ataty years have expired
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iis limit. s.-iia particularly west Aas
lrala u lm htl Developed Alaska auH
tne funaon Hat, but nIrs n.eun ,n rfo.
du,c. ehm the necsni steal y nefra~, boz
'oiorado and ,fher western states elbow
no tIans o., loalne
rfnt worl1'a pro1n0Inn 40 silver ln
tes eaf lE 1Stis ouners Hr. showing
an lnere..e over is, af l.41 n oaaees
fue
The WorI1a consumpuon of tfe prec.
sous mrisis in the arts and manlrartu-es
dfrlne tht s.ar wae lu reu cola W nf
nIograms of iac yallc of tt". .a ana
in now FIto- e6.a9 Kilograms II a
etaago value of iU2ooeo
Ihe fnu1H.le Table shows a. r.sIu..
ion oi ra.d and silver lo th. n-aoaai
pral1cns COMMITTEES of th. u.Hd ..rrr
ihf tfar fNe
.eta'n U.f slrr
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Az ACCOMMODATING PROFESSOR
De- Mnuea NnF Trustees ~ tl.
lowe ,ol.se frrrIt.t tOuieht Ih. rl
ignat.on of Prof George R merron
from Che chair OF applied rhrstiauIts
in che letter. rendering hls rDslsnlt.on.
which ia huHI Prof lferrnn elys
go eo.mH .o he tha now generally
accepted oun.on 0f tour constituency
mat men Who h1t. money wu noi
give to the college while 1 rcma in
Che faculty, that th. churches Wll mott
support the oCi.eFe because of my inter.
probation of the teachings % Jesus Z
symnathize fo deeply with your dIfa.
cult respons bIdiy Chat q nm unNilHng
to leave sou in pHs U.n where you
are forced tD choae. h..a0.n ms free.
dom OBJ teach and thc financial support
upon which colleges mU. depend fnf
lt growth
rrof Heron n on adt..at. % tho
1ri, tav
The 600 endowment .f iH. hair
.f applied christianity hs N Rand
..n.Iu nlfh ffr raieH. UH sol
ma.n Unqu h.i hy rr" U.ron.
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vice Tresidea, n barttoweiire

NiNt-t ftsluthl N hnrt 20 Npftrp
New York Nov. "a ere .iaI 90 thn
Herald from Washington. says.
Vice President Hobarts announce
meni through mcmbere % biz family.
~ hls retirement from public fa aiii
snake 30 necessary fUr Che republican
national convention io choose another
running mate Tor Pres dent M.klnlov.
ehould the president be- ranomlnaied
next year ~ all ntcesfitafc the choice
of a pres dent pro tern for ihe senate
90 preside over iis deliberations unsi
q ncw vice president takes office
Republican politicians are practically
agreed that Mr HoDart's slccesaor on
the rtpubi..a ticket neNt yolr must
comc from New York state Senator
I1att elf Dob thc ,ty today and lt .r
understpo1 irat candidates Nera lf.
Cusscd if Governor Roosevelt bad aot
90 clearly Indicated hls aisuUInat0n ell
accept ihe second place 1n enc U.kst
D. aouii o. tn important Factor In
TIE speculation as Go fne .lnHulfea
fiIs nowInatnr Is regarded however
ns hsIrs practically Yut D. tH. qu a..U
nnd Che tso anon wuef l...IsH.I ar.
Snor.tIr fag aal G.n.rH Ffei Gran.
Senator fr. 0f Mau. aas tNr H.
llrHt rrH I.a 'l. IHfI .Hn...f IHI
De- $3.50 stE.u doubt %. r......f.i l.r
tue nsW .aurr,.. .ud uIH h. .ne r.a'
prerd'aT ufn..r uf tHn senate uutI
March l9oi
PHYSICAL CONDITION
Patterson. N o.. NuF.. rfa e.aa
ton so Vice praeleat Garrett a Ho-
bart Has unchanged tnis mornng al
7.30 BE- Wns announced at his home. CAR
~. hau. thlt he had slept throughout
me nirht without awakening ard that
he pps stlii aflceg Al that hour none
of the meiahers % the family were up
one ~ the nurses said that Mr 10.
bart's pulse dur.ng the mgni had been
regular anl that he appeared to te
EaifdnE some sircnFth.
Or Newton. tn, attending phya.clau.
rpent the night ln the Hobart house,
bat we nos called untH after li O'Clock
last night Mrs. Hobart retired early
aa the strain upon hor has been great
during fhe last tWo weeks and Che
nurses we're the only ones Hno sag 20
thc bedside ~ enc vice president All
nirhi
Tho nrst telegram received at the
NNNNfNNN N.N" .NN..N .N.'.H .'
o'clock ana was from Pres dent NJ.
Kinles I, was addressed t' ST. hn-
bart ANA read aF follows
"pieas.d that your condition is HH-
provnr. Mrs Mo Klnley Joins wl.h w'
ln sending love
WILLIAM MklNLhf
patrrau Nuv. 4-Mr hpnllI df'H-
pod or 'a sleep at 10 O'Clock. pr Ne"-
ION arrived lt the house for the n'Fhi
rboriiv altrroarI and d.d not awaken
hiro ln speak uF ~ callers H i1'
hous.. Mr iIobar tali One of tao Ai
tondants @, ir.at ah ms Hi'"N
welt
psters.r Nus. SAT midnight ihe
yice president VAS sleeping and hAn
..,+ awakened after fainng int slerp
y, no o'clock The house was Ir OAR"
ness at midnight with the exception
of the sick room wherc the Ns'' VAS
burning low. .....-
,nt oabne. u reported in the o'ndi -Va
~ vice President Hobart lie re'lfel
s.,iv ana shortly after o'clock 'n's
C,ridav1 morning Hobart Tut.le sala
,hst y. was sleeping qaictly
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We wish to call your attention to the following

: lot of laGl,s Jackets In kerseys. chcviots.
beaver and mcltons all shades. These
garments have an silk stitchedyscams. ar.
single and double breasted with large pearl
buttons. and good bargain at .-.-....-....... >
our 81 % ladies Jacket is a cyclone wonder
We have them iu kerseys, beavers, meltons
and cheviots nicely lined with highly col
ored satins silk stitched throughout with
large plain o. fancy pearl buttons. strap
ped seams, truly and elegant garment only
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let of ladies plush capcs, big snap at . 9s
lot ladies 3).iuch SILK plush capes nicely
lined with mercurizad sik, trimmed with
aurora fur, viii be placci on sale at -.-.. > 81
! lot of ladies' 32.inch silk pu- hcapes. hand
somely trimmed with thibet fur a'd en-
broidered with let. viii BE- offered at t S.
] lot o. children and misses Jackets. In all
the lltest shades double stitched seams.
half lined and richly embroidered with mo.
hair braid. four large fawu buttons ---.---- 10
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Ladies hand turned dongola and Kid shoes
in square aud coin toes worth g.. 90 for ,..--
Ladies heavy grain lace or button, all sizes
worth all of $l.50. go in this sale for .... ...--
Ladies dongola button in black or tan, all
sizes, cheap at Sl.b0 70 So cut In this sale To
Misseb pebble goat, just the thing for
school wear, sizes 10 TO ., worth Si.2S. go at
Misses kangaroo calf school shoes sizes 10
TO 2, good value at Si.50, 80 in this sale at
Children's dongola, button or lace, sizes !
10 10, cut during this sale 10 ...--.---.-.--.-...
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DIES SKIRTS

$ts and stripes nicely trimmed with from row
~ teas These skirts bargains and will be for 87c
4cept of Our three big crowded We make
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SHOES SHOES SHOES

moved Our buyer has
safely the price right nd irresistible Just think OF
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-07-26

They propose to go with their teams
this fall to the upper Carson and with
united movement increase the stor-
age capacity which will add TO the
bountiful harvest next year.
In fact. what the farmers have ac-
quired Is no. unimportant item with
this seasons crops. It is stated that
there is twice as much water stored
this year as last. and according to
careful estimates, 1t means enough to
cover GOO acres one foot deep; or it
would fill canal one rod wide.
one foot deep, 500 miles long. Hav-
ing the natural channel and flowing
stream as a conductor, the loss by
evaporation and waste Is very light.
Commissioner J. ]. Cushman Of
Churchill was in town yesterday He
says water is very scarce in his local
ity and as for himself he will not get
a second crop Of alfalfa but some Of
the Churchill ranchers will. He says
probably after awhile water storage at
the head Of the Carson will help
Churchill but there is not enough stor-
ed at present to do much good. Com
plant has been made that H. F..
Dangberg diverts water from the
stream and II is not returned, a mat
ter that is liable to lead to litigation.
A similar condition Of affairs now ex-
lists along the upper Truckee and on
the Truckee Meadows and representa-
tives Of ditch and water interests are
probing for the cause. among them
being Chas Gulling, Orr Ditch Coz.
S. H. Wheeler, Senator Kaiser. Mes
srs Gould and Morrow. Mr.. cushman
says churchill's proper salvation is a
large storage reservoir in Churchill
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-07-26

FEALEYr-In Wordsworth, Nevada. July "a,
1899. to the wife of e. R. Fealey, a daughter.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-07-26

INK Liquors, Wines and Brandies The
UNI celebrated Anheuser-I3ush Beer &C.
per glass; the famous Budweiser a,
2Sc. per bottle, especially adapted for
family use ana the highest grade OF Cigars
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-07-26

nlrtiN We have we'll appointed Baths
KAHN with avery liberal supply ofhot
UHtitE and cold water laid on. Esperys'
thing In OIL. bath rhoms scru-
pulously neat and clcun; tubs secured
syery day. Come anu try one of our baths