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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
S21o0-Nearly new cottage: 5 rooms: bath :
patent toilet; city water; gas fittings; =
IT. basement: stationary tubs on back
porch; lot 36x135: street work and ce-
ment walks done fenced close to this sta
ton: house just repainted and decorated ;
cash $780, balance very easy INSTALL
ments; this is an absolute snap. Q022).
$2400-Cottage large rooms. bath etc; high
basement; lot 4Ox100; improved street; /
block from station: cash. $500.
S2650-New cottage, rooms bath, ETC.: COM
binaton fittings: fresco-d ceilings; lot
4Ox135: street work and cement walks
done; near station; cash. $500 1905)
$2C5o-Well built cottage, large rooms bath
etc; high basement; lot 5OxiS5; street
work done: nice home in good condition
throughout. (1901).
$3200-Nearly new attractive 2-story colonial
house, rooms BATH ETC.. lot 41x122:
street work and cement walks done: good
street; 2 minutes from station. (190O.
$55O0-Desirable foothll property; modern cot
tage, S fine rooms. bath etc; high base
ment: stable and carriage-house; well
and city water; with one acre Of land on
College ave QS69)
H d. IRWIN, Lorin station, South Berkeley
Open Sundays. Carriages in attendance.
$36OO-ON Durant ave. east OF Shattuck :
nice house OF rooms; carpets on the
floors; new gas range Deasy heater at
taehed; lovely flowers and lawn; lot 40x
130; this is less than they are asking for
vacant lots in the block adjoining; parties
going to move and possession given on
September 10. genuine snap.
S276O-New Groom house Claiming way:
. street work done; electric lights fuel gas:
blocks from Dwight-way station this
IS a great bargain
S4000-New 7-room house corner; lot ~ feet
frontage; best OF plumbing; solid brass
hardware and fittings; fine view; on street
car line; near station; this is choice
S3150-6-room house; tinted walls. fine fixtures
best plumbing and hardware; street work
finished near High School; snap.
S4eO0-Specal FOR one week; 7-room house near
Dwight way; south frontage; best of fix
lures and hardware.
F. II. LAWTON,
2147 Center St, Berkeley. Cal.
fail to look over the MCGEE Tract; the most
reasonable buy In the market and the most
convenient to Key Route and S. p depots
and public schools; prices from 5000 to $500
property is selling fast. For particulars see
FRANCIS FERRIER,
2121 Shattuck ave-
s7oo-Lot 75x12o; South Berkeley: street
work in.
s155owA beautiful lot, 52x114. in Berry Bangs
Tract
$500 each-5 lots. West Berkeley; make an
offer.
se55o~House rooms. lot e0x1s5: extra fine.
MILLS, THE REAL ESTATE MAN,
2167 Shattuck ave-, Berkeley.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
New Groom house on prominent street: built
by owner for his own use. but owing to un-
foreseen circumstances not able to occupy
same; improvements strictly modern; rooms
and halls tinted; 30 min from s. F. by Key
inspect & be convinced. Owner box 103z. Call
down. balance at $50 per month"; convenient
w. c. MORAN.
South Berkeley.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE IS SOUND,
SOLID AND DAILY ADVANCING.
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A FEW BARGAINS. GET ONE AND LIVE
IN COMFORT AMIDST NATURES S HAND
SOME GIFTS. WITH EVERY POSSIBLE
ATTRACTION WITHIN HER REACH
WASHED ON HER BEAUTIFUL SANDY
BEACH BY THE WATERS OF THE BAY.
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IYoN 3 HoAq. country Department

LYON & HOAG. Country Department
ll6 Montgomery ST, San Francisco
choice list OF country property at attrac-
tive prices the famous Moultona ranch, the
richest OF Sacramento Valley land. adapted to
fruit both citrous and deciduous, alfalfa etc,
IN sizes 70 suit. from S35 10 SIS an acre: hun
dreds OF acres Of fertile and level land within
nftv miles OF San Francisco at moderate
prices; the finest orchards in the heart Of the
Wstsonviue apple belt; cattle ranches, small
and large. beautiful suburban homes; choice
unimproved Berkeley property; these are
simply samples now that you are here why
not look into The proposition OF a beautiful
California home.
9130O-12-ACE2E chicken ranch, miles from
Watsonvile. main county road; good
4-room house and large barn. big live
oak tree between house and barn; Ev-
ing springs; family orchard. consisting OF
apple, walnut. cherry, prune trees and
blackberries; one Vf the finest places for
s home in the valley
t2D0o-53 acres OF land. house and barn. large
spring place: miles from Watson
vile, on county road; fine place for stock
and fowls: this is bargain; easy terms
A A NJ Co
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J. s. HANLEY.
Nearly new house OF rooms centrally To-
Gated and near station; porcelain bath and
open plumbing; lot 5oxlos; price 5000; easy
terms.
Modern cottage OF rooms bath; base
ment: lot 59x16o; near station; only $1,000;
easy terms.
J. S. HANLEY, 1910 PARK ST.
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f6Go0-22l5 ACRES valley land; 10 acres ber-
ries. u acres fruit; soil sandy loan; $500
dwelling row building
Ss5OO-Ss5- acre stock ranch; 50 head OF
cattle. span mules: 10 hogs: 10 70 IS tons
hay. 3 acres corn: , acres family orchard;
acre Mission grapes. 80 acres in cultivation;
more can be cultivated. T-room house barn
and Outbuildings; plenty water: 1000 TO 5000
cords timber.
$500 acres land on Russian River; 10
acres fruit: Z acres grapes: some pasture; /;
house and barn: We'll located: correspondence
solicited J. o. HICKS. Healdsburg Cal.
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ONLY $50 per front foot: several elegant resi-
dence lots on the boulevard. facing Lake
Merritt; several elegant homes constructed
this year and more in the course OF erection;
over 200 feet already sold: get IN before 10
Is all gone
j. H. MACDONALD & CO,
1852 Broadway.
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ALAMEDA home property for sale: lots.
houses, all sizes, all prices; finest corner
store in town for lease. ELMER z. JOHN
SON 1883 Santa Clara ave.
FOR sale-Fine Groom cottage, now building;
lot 50x10S. Call and 1t at 1880 Union
St, Alameda.
NICELY furnished cottage; rooms; l block
Bay station. 1905 Pacific ave. Alameda.
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thermal Remember Telegraph ave. Is soon to
be bituminized to. Fortieth St, increasing con-
tiguous values; 545 3Tth st.; key at owners,
HARRY L. HoLCoMB's office,
314 San Pablo ave-, Oakland, CAL
DThe above home ready for immediate
occupancy.
dence lots the boulevard. facing Lake
Merritt: several elegant homes constructed
over 200 feet already Sold; get in before IL
J. H. MACDONALD Co,
1852 Broadway.
TO lease for a term Of years q lot 75x1OO
within u block Of Broadway; good location
for apartment-house or stores. For particu-
J. H. MACDONALD & CO..
1852 Broadway. Oakland.
LOOK AT THESE.
ONLY FEW SAMPLES.
s75o-North side seth. close 70 Telegraph.
Ss00-75x1OO; East Oakland Heights.
s1O0o-33x1OO; north side close TO Grove -
$165O-50x125: 4-room cottage; good.
$275O-Soxl25; large s-rOom house on Mar
$500 rooms; modern: 2sth st.
CALI. AND SEE.
JAS. S. NAISMITH.
634 THIRTEENTH ST.
F;F PORTER
ssooo-12-room modern house; barn and car
1saT sz' 2ssR S20s snd ss TslssraD6 G an '0'@ h'"'
s275o-A desirable corner on West St; store
below; 4-roOm fiat above; always rented
A desirable investment
and 65th: Just a little money down; bal
ance like rent.
F. F. PORTER
466 Eighth st.
MUST SELL AT ONCE.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
near 40th-st. Key Route; $500; bank mort
gage 5000; investigate this
sz1Oo-A modern 2-story house Of rooms:
lot 4ox116: all street work done; one block 70
HUGH NJ CAMERON.
loss Broadway
MUST BE SOLD.
LINDA Vista terrace; that nne lot on Monta
Vista ave. east Of Oakland ave-: 5Ox12Ss will
be sold for $17OO: this Is the very best lot ever
offered for this low price IN this charming To-
cation; - at
JAMES s. NAIsMTTH,
534 Thirteenth st
ss5Oo-DowNTowN. handy to Broadway,
choice neighborhood on 10th st.. the
mark: rooms. bath: in good condition; brick
foundation: lot 27x1OO-
$s5O-33d near Market colonial house: Q
rooms, bath: all modern; lot 33x1OO: very
sunny: a bargain; easy terms II desired
S2s5O-THE prsttiest Queen Anne Gothic house.
containing six rooms. all tinted and frescoeds
latest open and nickel plumbing. gas hxtureR
and electricity large lot. near schools ana
Key route station: il is beauty and a bar
10 buy il: owner must sell J. 5. MYERA
1902 Broadway. Oakland.
THIS COTTAGE MUST BE SOLD.
An attractive. sunny. modern cottage. nvs
rooms; porcelain bath and sink: gas fixtures,
etc: east frontage; lot 45x1O0; 3759 Silver ST.
between Broadway and Telegraph, near Moss
ave four minutes walk to Key route: the
price has been reduced from $21OO to 1890 for
immediate sale
So50 CAsH-s1o monthly; 10 lots 20ox2oo; more
land can be had adjoining at same price; Al
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LOOK OVER OUR LIST.
INSPECT OUR HOMES.
GET OUR PRICES.
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DO YOU SAVE MONEY
DO YOU SAVE MONEY
DO YOU SAVE MONEY
BY PAYING RENT7
BY PAYING REMIT
BY PAYING RENT?
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TO lease for term Of years q lot 75x1OO.
within y block Of Broadway: good location
for apartment house or stores. For particu-
lars apply to
J. H MACDONALD & CO..
1852 Broadway. Oakland
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RICHARDS TRACT.

We have some elegant building lots fronting
on Claiming, Piedmont and Durant avenues; {;
! this location is unsurpassed both In beauty
and convenience of location; for prices and
further particulars apply at this office.
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$500 buys Broom house; good lot.
5000 buys a fine Groom house; snap.
$500 buys an elegant cottage; lot 5ox15e
$1,000 buys a beautiful cottage; lot 40x100.
$500 buys an elegant 7-room house.
e s42b0 buys a beautiful modern S-room house
S425O buys an elegant S-room house; nne loca
tlon.
$500 buys modern home, rooms and bath
corner lot.
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porrr R1cHMoND REAL ESTATE.

OSCAR HEYMAN. Il Post
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FOR RENT,

Magnificent 14-room house. including stable,
only short distance from the Key route and
s. P. trains; only nVe minutes walk 10 tne
JUSTER & BAIRD, 2137 SHATTUCK AVE.
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$50 OOo-lOO0 ACRES Of choice fruit, table or
Wine Crane land: suitable for subdividing-
sfOOO-ICO acres q choice fruit, table or
- wine grape land miles east Of Gait. =
down tine 20 suit on balance. This would
Be q fre place 20 subdivide.
5000 acres choice fruit, table or wine
Frspe land IN the Whitaker & Ray colony,
Sacramento Co. Also small pieces Of land
that would make fine chicken ranches.
$50 per acre. corn. bean and alfalfa land
fl 21-acre tracts san Joaquin Co Also a
rumber II stock and grain ranches FOR sale
and fcr rent.
Address box I5. Gait. Cal.
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CHARLES ADAMS & co.
< GREAT BARGAIN.
Cottage. large rooms. open plumbing; lot
esx15O barn. . box stalls. loft will store five
tons hay; elegant grounds and driveway; price
$3.50.
SNAP.
Two-story house OF rooms and bath; lot
50xi16; fine grounds: S25oo.
For sale in swell location on Morton St: two
o-sfoTy houses: one Of and one OF rooms
particular lots 4Ox150; $500 and $500.
Also fine drug business, with lease for ten
CHARLES ADAMS & co.
BAY STATION, ALAMEDA, CAL.
s125o-coTrAGE: rooms; near school and
station: lot J0xl50.
sl65O-Cottage; 5 rooms and bath. with all mod
ern Improvements; good location; lot 27x
s17oo-2-story house; rooms and bath: near
school and station; must be sold; lot 50x
$50; street improvements all made.
WILLIAM DUFOUR & CO,
1896 Santa Clara ave,
Near Park st. Alameda.
REALLY CHOICE AND REALLY CHEAP.
ac are building lots in the best residence
mart of Alameda: these lots face on Taylor
santa Clara. Hsight and Railroad aves., and
are all within TWO DlOchS ot TdllIodu ana street
car lines: streets macadamized and sidewalks
~ cement: prices range from $4O0 to $3.50;
terms $50 cash. and monthly payments Of SO.
HAWKS & MEHRTENS,
Seventh st. and Railroad ave-. Alameda.
FORECLOSURE.
WE WAIT AN OFFER
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.
Almost new S-room house: nne marine view:
house 81 thoroughly modern: porcelain bath.
etc; cement basement $1,000.
HAMMOND 4 HAMMOND.
The Leading and Reliable Agents.
1872 PARK ST.
A FINE home in Alameda-Cottage Of rooms,
hall bath basement: flower garden, etc. /;
large lot. See owner. 1850 Franklin st., Oak
land.
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FOOTEII51 fruit ranch. miles from Wat
sonvflle and 3 miles from railroad station;
112 acres. consisting OF 20oo apple. 1000
prune and zoo apricot trees. ali in full bear
iug: land all cleared and tillable, excepting
3 acres IN oak timber: part OF land now in
grain and potatoes; dwelling and barn;
spring water piped 10 cwelling family
chard assorted fruits: The cheapest fruit
ranch IN the Pajaro Valley price $500; viii
take y cash. Address box 596. Watsonvilie,
Cal
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A GOOD HOME FOR LITTLE MONEY.
IS acres OF black loan land situated in the
famous Pa5a-o Valley. the celebrated apple
producing district Of the western slope. santa
Cruz County-lOOO apple trees, half Newtown
P1ppins and BellfiOWer, now commencing 10
bear; balance Of tract is planted 70 peas. po-
tatoes. corn. all kinds OF garden truck: im-
proveuents consist OF good barn and dwelling.
all well fenced. a stream runs through the
tract For further particulars OF sale apply
GAFFEX & MAHON. IL Montgomery st
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SPECIAL
FOR THIRTY DAYS.

LINDA PARK, LINDA PARK, LINDA PARK
The terminus OF scent fare. Haywards cars {;
streets graded and graveled: stone sidewalks;
depot on tract: lots from $50 to $500; $50 cash
and balance SO per month: Is blocks to local
train; best located property on San Leandro
road; graded school on tract. Apply to s. s..
AUSTIN 1101 Twenty third ave, Oakland
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IL san Jose-A modern Groom cottage with
hath: lot 4GXI25; chicken house. yard, gar
den. fruit trees near 20 school. cars and
railroad. Inquire Of owner. &c Hester ave,
Of the Alameda. san Jose. Cal.
SMALL ranch: cheap; near Watsonvills; young
orchard OF arr-cots. good place for chickens.
4032 Twenty-feth st
FREE booklet and poultry folder San Benito
County Improvement Club. Hollister. Cal.
a WEEKS news FOR cents-The Weekly Call
le pages IN wrapper. for mailing 81 per year.
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E. ]. STEWART & CO..
zoos Broadway. Oakland.
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SNAP-5-room cottage: nice garden: good we'll
also city water; chicken house; lot, 40x1O0:
price S1eo0; u cash; blocks to Key route
station: open Sundays. o. A. RUDOLPH,
Lorin Station, South Berkeley.
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We can oeer a Mexican grant that VIII SUP
port 10000 head OF cattle for only $4,000.
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For Additional Classified Advertise
ments See Page A.
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GENUINE BARGAINS.
Broom cottage Ninth St, near station
lot 25x120; only $l400.
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DESIRABLE lot near Key Route station; rea-
sonable. Address box 1898. Call office. Oak
land.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
SUITABLE FOR SUMNER RESORT BATH
ING. ETC.
One of the finest 10-room residences: lot
about 200 feet front by $50 feet in depth; sta
bic, windmill. etc; block from station.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
TWO NICE WATER FRONT COTTAGES
on CENTRAL AVE. NEAR STATION;
BARGAINS; LARGE LIST OF REALTY.
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z. ]. STEWART & CO..
zoos BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-18

been going on during the past ten or fifteen years perhaps we shall conclude that the leaven is already working. How many more village improvement and sidewalk repairs and cemetery soci- cities there are in country villages than there were a score of years ago. How many more public libraries have been built and what forward movement has been made in the architectural beauty of country school-houses and churches. And again, the trolley is playing it's part in bringing about the country beautiful. For so long as country places are not much seen they are like ly to develop little pride of appearance. But with the trolley extending to small villages and along country roads throughout the state, there is being made a proportionate effort to make the country along the way and the villages through which they pass cleaner, bet ter kept and more attractive. There is little prospect of munificent funds be- ing provided for beautifying the small CT places, but the people who live in country villages and on the farms along country roads may continue to do much themselves as they have been doing, either individually or by concerted eff fort. Let the good work go on in i'm creasing proportions as the years bring greater spurs to effort and larger oppor- tunieies.-Portland (Me) Press.
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GRAND ANNUAL BALL

the St. Patrick's Y. M. T. A. and B.
 ociety Last Night-About 1000 Pres
 n.
 | he annual St. Patrick's night ball
 en by St. Patrick's T. A. and B. .iety in new music hall last evening |s a decided success, both socially and |hncially. Early in the evening there Ire about one thousand present. The End march was led by James J. Ho- h and Miss Margaret Callahan, about couples joining. A delightful pro- kmme Of eighteen dances, with fine tsic by Arpins orchestra, was enjoy Ice cream was served by Keith's Iion dairy and Clancy's temperance Inks did thriving business The |ny beautiful ladies and their pretty |lettes will long be remembered by bse present. The committee deserves Edit for the able manner in which ii |nducted the ball. They were: Grand |nductor Kenyon: assistant grand hductor. James J. Hogan: committee
 arrangements, James J. Hogan, |airman, Frank P. Maher, secretary,
 Reyes, P. Bradley, W. Hogan, J.
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THE COUNTRY BEAUTIFUL,

While the cities and larger towns of the United States are giving more and more attention every year, and profita- bly, too, to the beautifying of streets and the making of parks, may we not hope that the movement will in time extend to the smaller towns and vil- lages and even to the country lanes and byways of our agricultural communi- ties? How many of us who have not seen the country lanes of England have painted mind pictures of their summer beauty, with hedge and bower and country park? Of course, we can ex- pect nothing like this to be accom- plished in this country all at once, but we may hope that individual pride and common effort will soon show tenden- cy to develop the possibilities that offer in every rural community. The state of Maine, from being the summer resting and recreation ground of so many thou sands of people, has especial motive for moving along these lines.
 And if we but stop to think what has
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BOTH LINES
Will be Benefited by the Requirement
 of the c. N. E. Road.

Will be Benefited by the Requirement
 of the c. N. F. Road.
 New York. March 17.-Both the Le- high and New England and the .Lehigh and Hudson railroad are likely to be materially benefited by the recent pur- chase by the New York, New Havn and Hartford Railroad company of con trolling interest in the Central New England (the Poughkeepsie Bridge route), and the determination of Presi- dent Mellen of the New Haven road to keep the rails of the Central New England hot"
 The particular benefit likely to &C., crue to the Lehigh and New England and the Lehigh and Hudson will be in the longer hauls those roads will have upon freight originating on their own lines destined for New England than by the way of the present connecting lines pia New York.
 In securing the Central New England President Mellen, it is claimed, will successfully solve the problem original ly thought out by the late J. Edgar Thompson, of establishing a route to New England by means of a bridge over the Hudson, and later unsuccess- fully attempted by the late A. A. Me Loed and others.
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MRS. G. W. BENEFITS DEATH.

Bridgeport, March 17.-The death of Mrs. George W. Bennett of this city. occurred last night in New Haven at Dr. Kings sanitarium. where she had gone to have an operation performed The operation was performed Sunday noon and she had been declared out of danger yesterday. Her death occurred very suddenly.
 Besides her husband she leaves a son fifteen years Of age, a mother and a sister. the latter being the wife of Dr.. Charles Keeler of New Canaan. Mrs. Bennett was very active in Park Street Congregational church.
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DEATH OF DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE.
 London, March 1.-The Duke of Cambridge died at 1o:s5 o'clock this morning at Gloucester house, his resi- dence, on Park Lane. He was a cousin of the late Queen Victoria and was born on March 26, 1919.
 The Duke of Cambridge is supposed to have been wealthy. On the death of his father, the first Duke of Cambridge and grandson of King George ILL. par liament gave the duke an allowance of $6O,0O0 per annum. As commander-in- chief the duke received a salary of $22, 800 until 1887, and thereafter $33, ,16C yearly. As colonel-in-chief of the Grenadier Guards the duke received $11,000 per year, while numerous other appointments brought him in good rev enues.
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GOLD MINE.
Was Too Obvious, and Fortune Seekers
 Walked Over It.

Was Too Obvious, and Fortune Seekers
 Walked Over It.
 A tale is told of a rich gold mine in Idaho, with a ledge of ore which once extended above the surface of the ground in a clear, solid ridge several feet high and entirely distinct from the surrounding formation. This ledge was long and unbroken, and lay di- rectly across the course which hun dreds of prospectors took every year to reach other gold fields. This ob- struction of rock-the, great value of which was long unknown-was too high to be surmounted by pack ami mals, so the prospectors cut trail di- rectly through it. For several years these eager gold seekers passed back ward and forward over this trail in search of gold mines. One night a prospector camping near this ledge of rock picked up bit of it and, from force of habit, took it to creek near by and washed it. Then he examined the stone, and, to his great astonish- ment he found "colors" in it-bits of sparkling gold. The prospector does not mistake gold when he sees it. He is not deluded by iron crystals or bits of mica, as the .tenderfoot' frequently is. The gold sparkle is clearer and brighter than that of any other min eral, and it is the same in sunshine and shadow.
 The prospector, tremendously excited broke off more pieces of the ledge and Sound more of it bearing some gold Then he located his claim and that was the beginning of rich mine. Yet for years the sagest of prospectors had passed over this trail through the cut ir this ledge, never suspecting it's value although by is very prominence il seemed to invite inspection.-Lesl $ Weekly.
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PETITION TO CONGRESS

By New Haven Lodge of Boiler Makers.
 Washington, March 17.-Senator Platt to-day presented in the senate a peti- ton from the New Haven lodge, Broth erhod of Boilermakers and Iron Ship builders, favoring Legislation to develop the American merchant marine.
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GIFT TO LAW SCHOOL

Several fine etchings of celebrated jurists have been given recently to the Yale Law school for decorative pur- poses, and it is understood that there is a movement on foot to secure a num- Der of these for the school Thomas Thacher, Yale Fl, is the donor of the etchings received so far.
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Foul, Loathsome, Disgusting
 Catar h.

Does your head ache? Have you pains over the eyes? Is there a constant drop ping in the throat? Is the breath offensive? These are certain symptoms of Catarrh Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder will cure most stubborn cases In a marvelousiy short time If you've had catarrh a week 1 =, a sure cure. If it's of fifty years standing it's just as effective.--12
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