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The evening times., 1899-11-13

DIED.
PEACOCK-0n Saturday, November IL, 1S99.
at l2 p. m, PAUL Y. beloved husband Of Katie
Peacock aged twenty-five years two months
Funeral from late residence, 600 II st. me-, Tues
day. November IA, at 2 p. m.
At rest Item
COLLINS-On Sunday, November u, 1893, at
6:30 a. m., MARGARET E., widow OF Reuben
Collins
Requiem mass at st. Joscph's Church, Tuesday
morning. at O'Clock. Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited to attend. 1t
SINCELL-On Saturday, November II, 1893,
JOHN C. SlNCELL, beloved husband OF Henri
eta Sincell, in the sixtieth year of his age
Funeral Monday from his late residence, 1916
Seventh Street northwest, at o'clock. II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-20

Hon. William WORKMAN, long state treas
urer Of Texas, was IN New York Jewelry
store one day when he noticed a showcase
filled with splendid Jeweled revolvers, with
silver and gold grlps and chased barrels, hay
ing precious stones set into the butts
-Lcmme see one of those guns, he said
% the clerk.
(Which one. sirt'
The gold one with the big ruby in the
handle
The clerk took it from the case. Il vas
marked $3.50. and il looked even worth
more Tie Texan took j, l. ndery ID both
hands ana held b, admlnngly ~ ~ The
light Ihon drawing himself w % ii- iul
Lel-At. which was slN flet and 4 hall. be
restet the revolver uEan hls cft elbow,
crooked fcr the purpose. and looked over
tie Sights down the long STORE. Those per
sa1s WHO SHY rFCluntIrlr lodged
'r4y. SAID Mr. W0rt-.m with quiet but
intense enthusiasm, a. be- returned Tie
weapon. '-r iras 20 wear that gun cONI ~
my state tAe people would ue falling Gown
on tner knees gang 90 0e killed with u.
-IAlcago Evening News.
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But ven are not AL disiilUsioned BY
Capt. Pahsi's bulky purchase. You
start out impressed by the ~cintiliaiing
price he paid for il. and the fact that u
j. real, tie most costly volume Up The
world. nj least without are % hack u.
Won stumble III the first eroiistic hios-
raphy. ard then fall down over q. blot
ted rlaiitude above an ideal signature;
then sou find Church, little sketch q
"a fair woman anG a tawnY lion. or the
girl Gibson drew or purpose for II. Or
The bit % sword motif notated ~ De
Res. Ike. and life gets pr,seHiahle again
To 60 back just for minute 20 il
reason FOR being: The sum paic for i
Us CaT- Pabsi completes fund 81 $780,
r0. which Mrs. Lydia LILY. 81 Milwau-
hee. raised alone for the soiciers' monu-
ment. The bronze. completed in Rome
last June by John Seyerino Conway. 70
hOm the work was infrusied. was
unveiled in June. and is one 81 the fin
ct monuments in the United States
cosr.ne moraiiNe q the soldiers Of the
civil war. The raising 81 the amount
for its purchase by Mrs Ely was prob
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ably 4 bigger task than was ever ac-
somplished 10y any woman. single-hand-
81. FOR a patriotic purpose. spartan Ia
dies with shields and long hair not ex
cepied. She did II in three years IN
more ways than columns could enumer-
ate. from bazars infinite in size. 10 raf-
lies. and Pollock school soliciiings; aud
she exhibited more ability and energy
thereby than most other S3n.CGO's in the
world can point TO for ancestry. Ano
the crown and climax was the book.
Capt. Pabst was already Identified
with army interests since The day
marked BY white powders TO Mslwau-
kee q. a. X. men. when for one Of their
national encampments be bought the
rrandstand seats en- bloc. FOR $4,000.
and gave them back. His magnanim-
iiy in purchasing the book was there
fore forrrone conclusion when IL
began TO be talked about. and now il L.
his
The autograph book i a thing apart
Hardly an American author respond
FL 20 Mrs Eiy's request without some
dear sentence Of his own. or wise
chosen word from the hest that has in
fuerced him % ano.her's. hardly mu-
sieian-composer. or grand opera singer.
or director, who did not send some mes
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FREE.
one ofthe Grandest oner. Ever Made.

The first five persons procuring the
Endless Chain Starch Book from their
grocer will each obtain one large loc
package Of Red Cross" starch. one large
Toe package OF -HUBINGER's BEs-'
starch. two Shakespeare pictures,
printed in twelve beautiful colors, as
natural as life. or one Twentieth Cen
tury Girl Calendar. the finest Of kind
ever printed. ali abs olutely free. All 9TH
ers procuring the Endless Chain Starch
Book Will OBTAIN from their grocer TWO
large Ice packages of starch for &c. and
the beautiful premiums. which are be-
ing given away. This offer is only made
for "A short time 10 further introduce
the famous FRED CROSS" starch, and
the celebrated HI BINGER'S BEST.'
cold-water starch. RED CROSS" laun-
dry starch is something entirely new,
and iswithout doubt the greatest inven-
tion OF the Twentieth Century. Il has
no equal. and surpasses all others. IL
has Won for itself praise from all parts
Of the United States. i: has super
seeded everything heretofore used, or
known TO science in the Laundry art.
j. IS made from wheat. rice and corn
and IS chemically prepared upon scien-
titic principles. by J. G. Hubinger. an
expert in the laundry profession. who
has had % Years Of practical experience
in fancy laundering. and who is the
first successful and ORIGINAL inventor
Of all fine grades Of starch in the United
states. If YOU would have the best ask
for RED CROSS and "HUBINGER' ;
BEST" which are the finest starches
on the market to-day. The iohhing
houses all handle II. the retail grocer
has IL on his shelves. You find ii in all
the homes. while the careful house
wife has adorned the walls Of the home
with the beautiful Shakespeare pic
lures. which are being given away in
introducing '-RED CROSS" and "HU-
FINGERS BEST" starch.
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az Admiral Dewey. written when COLI
modore in the navy.
The statesmen contribute not only
their names. but in many cases some
trite saying in support of their various
platforms. or may be quotation for the
same purpose.
An interesting portion Of the book
is that devoted TO the artists. for many
OF them have added 10 their signatures
some bit ~ their work that i charac-
tcristic Of them. as for instance the
Gibson girl.
The authors have aided TO their sig
natures the name of favoritc book or
a quotation. and many of them a bit
Of biography. The pages devoted to
the musicians are filed with bits Of
music or quotations from favorite com
poscrs. The actors add bits from plays
in which they have been prominent.
Famous educators. as a rule. have been
content with inScribing their names.
as were also the scientists and railway
officials and financiers. Among the
famous preachers a few have added
sentiments or quotations. and tie last
pages are devoted 20 famous men and
women who could not be classified. and
70 pensioners Of the revolution.
IONA GALE
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r;fiesi: with bits Of unc0m monty con-
,tired biography. and tremendously
trite echoes. and exceedingly clever
saws. Ii IS All edition de luxe such a. no
printers establishment in The world,
from Kelmscofi down. could put ont.
and Dewey and the De Reszkes. Charles
Dana Gibson and kiplirg. and Clara
Barton. have touched the leaves. and
said their SAY within.
Upon the slips j. some OF the worst
handwriting. some ~ the most asfonish-
81 q scrawls. and some - the neafest
chirography ore ever saw. Only pretty
writing. You notice. is ever called
typography. and then only when you
aye either fcaC or tolerant ~ The writer.
When you have worshipec water-cuior
woman OF rtvcrec suprsTe-cOurt
Judge ali your life. il gives you blank
feeling 10 see blot or a sOiiy thumb
mark below his handmade name IL Is
like finding the Bengal tirress yon were
dreaming about. only the cat on the
bed.
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sonorrus even In black and white.
number of them write very badly and
not even pursue an intelligent straight
line as the shortest distance between
two points. probably because they re-
gard il a. unconStitutiora al ever 70 see
lust where they are going. Most Of
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The officers of the army and navy DO
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interesting IT the present time is that
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United States con- manders-in-chief g..
4. T.. the artists. scUlptors. must
clans. motors. authors and writers Of
note IN the United states: journalists:
scientists: civil engineers; railroad
officials: notable ecclesiastics; gov
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eous assortment OF men and women,
with a general addenda of everybody
notable and previously omitted.
The TWO congresses. the cabinets and
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This j. a fact that sometimes is over
looked in these day ~ hurry AMI slmmble,
hut i Is 4 fact none the less. ioe success az
the John NJ. Snytl CO., 1i+cAgo, whose
per. j. a marked Illustration IN posnt. 4
tremendous business Las been tui.t up ~
this firm strictly On ~ merits. Good gene-
properly descf bed and offered at very iow
price. INC unlimited clpil. a ihe firm en-
Aiding Il % buy IN e. r'mely alfanta- rs
terms Sec the striking auvcri -fnert ~
where in this issue AID write TIE John NJ.
Smith Co. 20 10 Ito Nest Madison st.,
Chicago. for ir~ mammoth catalogue Every
family should have IT,
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sage from The Year book u his iife.
whether q bar 90 MS own cr anothsr's;
and hardly au artist whose returned
slip Was MOI dainty 10 blue and white
water coiorinr or bold in black and
white. or graceful. with curve 81 shout
der ~ faI ~ sweeping drapery If
skiilfui sAeichinp And everything,
FROM the three Emma Calves"
scraWled in gracious super-compliance.
10 J. g. Hrowns characteristic bit ~
booibiack Nit. j. a Gear possession. and
gives one thar repeatedly delightful
feeling o. look lng into the kitchen gar
den. uuofiiciaIy.
This. IL short. is what the book con
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the judiciary are. with all due defer
ence 10 their general importance. pref
IL dry reading. Most Of them content
ed themselves with describing their
names: few OF them tabulated neat
little autchioGraphies. registering the
successive steps id stellar careers; one
or two .. theln wrote down sentences
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-20

On Tuesday. Oct; 10. 1899 the Interstate
Express q sl-.se Line began the operation
Of sally modern equipped stage line te-
tween West + ans. No. and le.lvilie, Ark.
Stage leaves West Plans AZ 600 q. m. ar
rivts 1e.lviie. az SD p. m. making this
the Qul.S anG on.y comior able route 10 the
Great Zinc and Lad Mining District Of
northern Arkansas.
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tains. and the table Of contents at the
back ! -ood-sized book itself:
Autographs Of President Cleveland
ard his cabinet; Presidenr Mckinley
and his cabinet. United States SUI
pr,me Judges: United States circui;
Judges: Fifty-fourth and Fifty fifth
congresses; the army and navy;
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"Can YOU tell me- asked the summer
man. WHAT are tie three quickest modes
O. commuuication.
We. no. replied The SUMMER girl.
.'Ha. Tia, Telephone, telegraph and
teli-a-womar. and now he wonders why she
returned rs ring in tie middle Of the sea
:on.-PhilddelpAia CAL.
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cTF0O HANE on exhibition sentiments
you like irum Tie people sou aD-
IL nlire most is interesting; 70 have
~, sentiments they themselves i.e
(, n. j. more 20. and ga have them ~
tl.,ir OWN handwriting With iheir name
attached. irCrlible a. a laundry marx,
/. fascinating. and has just cost Capt
psnst. ~ Milwaukee. $1,000 90 achieve
The purchase has lust come from The
hat.Gs ~ the book binder. and The great.
eNouisirciy hourd tonne j. probably the
rosrliesi hook IN the world IL II exc
ncriy isa pounds u autographs. mixed
win some ~ the brightest things in the
ken Of quotation. and some al the stu
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Dewey anecdotes relate that the admiral
traces his stATt 4n .lie ~ = severe whipping
solved TO lead q new l.le. Tins aneclOte Will
be read our gId by the mothers. hut X Viii
not fool any boy. i . harcer ~ TOOL Icy
than j g.rl With iaIfy tales. Atkinson
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When you see a rla n over sis fees tall. who
weighs about 10. anu his y oes arc - bg
he has 10 get them made, YOU car be pretty
sure that some enc ca-s ann Artie OF
"Sweeiums' or sonnet hins-N. \. Press
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SAFE
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The nest Prescription for ChiiIs

an1 Fever IS a bottle 81 GROVES TasrEIEss
Chill ToNIc. Tits simply iron and Guinine in
atasteless form. No cure 70 pay. Prlce.JOc.
The first umbrella appeared in In. The
last one disappeared about A. minutes after
we bought it.-Eii0tt's Magazine.
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HvERY suffering from any female trouble can be
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A Boston paper SAYS that about 900 women
have been licensed 70 preach. The rest have
not taken the trouble 10 get l!cense.-St.
Louis Republic.
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Lane. Family Medicine.

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address IS Lynn, MISS. ADsululeIy no
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lie latter the fourteenth roIndl -"How !
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| believe P-os Cure Tor Consumption
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eucorrhua had CONTINUAL pam IN aDuO1IH vInes
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Take LAXATIVE BromO Ilulnlne IabIefs. NJ
druggists refund money iflt fails 10 cure. 25c-
Some people run a. easily as the color IN
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months trial of Lydia f. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound can
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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-18
IvVen's Bicycle Suits.
w Good Kinds at
Special Prices.

We are selling bicycle suits right
along, although it is out of season
for them. The reason is in the
fact that we are showing hand
some mixed cheviot suits at prices
below value. The following will
show the general drift of our goods
and prices:
LOT MEMS all wool cheviot
cycling suit, in plain blue or black,
also in mixed colors.
Reduced to $3.S5.
LOT MEMS fine grade
cycling suits in desirable patterns
Trousers have double seats and are
made golf style. Former prices
$3.50, $3.50 and $40.
Reduced to So. IS.
LOT ALSO neat patterns in
fine cycling suits for men. All WOO
tweeds and cheviots; double
breasted coats, with golf trousers
Price, SIS per Suit.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-18

Executive Department, State of Cali
fornia, Sacramento, Feb. -, 1899.
To the Assembly of the State of Cali
fornia: Pursuant to the requirement OF
Section of an Act entitled AN Act
to authorize suits against the State,
and regulating the procedure therein
approved February q, 1898, I have
the honor to report to your honorable
body that on the Sth day of August,
1885, in the Superior Court of san
Francisco, State of California, in Case
No. 43, 553, wherein ]. F. Chapman was
plaintiff, and the People of the State OF
California was defendant, judgment
for plaintiff in the sum of 81 ,265, with
interest, was rendered against the
People.
The said action will be found referred
to on pages and SO of the report OF
the Attorney General of the State TOT
the years 1895 and 1896.
1 find that this judgment has not
heretofore been reported to the Legs
lature I suggest that Section . be
amended, SO that the Attorney Genera,
and not the Executive, make such re-
ports in future.
HENRY T. GAGE,
Governor of the, State of California
The afternoon finished with de-
cided wrangle over the disposition and
arrangement Of the various files. DID
BILE. Chairman of the Committee on
Rules and Regulations, had his own
ideas about facilitating the progress OF
work and the promotion Of bills to
final passage, but he found that mem
bers differed strongly with him, anu
it was not without struggle that, by
mutual concessions, an agreement was
reached.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Assembly adjourned at 4:3o
D. M, having decided to hold no even
ing session.
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amend the Political Code by adding a
new section thereto relating to the or
ganization of committees to represent
political parties at primary elections.
Second reading file
RESOLUTIONS.
Dunlap introduced a resolution to pay
William c. Guirey and Ed c. Smith,
clerks at the desk, who were not reg
ularly appointed, but who had rem
dered important service, each $66.
Dunlap moved to adopt the resolution
Belshaw opposed, and said it should
go to the Committee ON Attaches, as
other claims of a similar nature had
gone. While he was more than ready
to acknowledge the valuable service
rendered by both these clerks, he
thought those members who We're
championing them should come ont
into the open and get them regularly
appointed under the law as it now
stands The matter of clerks working
without being under appointment, In
expectation Of receiving pay by reso-
luton had a bad look.
Dunlap thought the matter of their
services was we'll known by every
member on the floor, and not one
would vote against allowing tnelr pay.
He insisted on his motion. Roll-call
was demanded, and Dunlap's motion
was lost. The resolution went to the
Committee on Attaches.
THE DOCTORS FEE.
Beishaw then offered a resolution to
which was attached the bill of DR.. w.
H Baldwin for his services in exam
lining into the physical condition of
Milton j. Green, as per order of the
Assembly The amount was $40, and
on motion of Belshaw, was ordered
paid.
UNAPPOINTED ATTACHES.
The Committee on Attaches present
ed it's report on various cases referred
to it for consideration, including those
of Ralph Schiller and Emmett Rhodes,
pages; M. E. Peterson, Lloyd Childs.
Clyde Afford and Charles Prince, conf
mittee clerks all of whom had rendered
services without having been appoint
ed, The committee found that the
work had been done, but the several
persons had been irregularly appointed.
and they were obliged to report back
the resolutions for pay without recon-
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S. Stetson Hats
for $3.50.

We have selected from our stock
of the well-known Stetson make OF
hats about ten styles in black,
brown and light-colored felts and
in medium shapes and reduced
them to $3.50.
The Stetson hats are too well
known to need any words of praise
from us. These that we shall offer
have been selling hitherto at Ssh
but the lines are somewhat broken
and, we have not all sizes of each
kind. They will especially interest
railroad men and others who like
medium and small shapes in fine
soft felts.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-18
THE RED MEN.
How They Intend Celebrating
Washington's Birthday.

The entertainment to be given in the
Old Pavilion on Wednesday evening
next, the I'D, by the Improved order of
Red Men of this city, promises to be
one of the most enjoyable entertain
ments of the many given by the mem
bers of that order.
1t will be the thirteenth annual cele-
bration by them of Washington BIRTH
day There will be 1:,0 stereoptieon
views shown, with calcium lights and
other accessories. The entertainment
will be in the nature of u promenade
concert and ball. Mem oers can PRO-
cure invitation cards for their friends
by applying to the committee.