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EIour and FarInaceous Goods.

Tho market for Flour and Farinaceoua
Goods closed the week steady, with the
millers reporting an average demand for
both at unchanged quotations.
FLOUR = California Family Extras.
$4 e5G5 10, usual terms; Bakers Extras
s4.30@4.60: Oregon and Washington, $3.50
a per barrel.
F1RINACEoUs GOODS - Prices in
packages are as follows: Graham Flour,
1925 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, $3.75; Rye
Meal, $3.50; Rice Flour, IS; Corn Meal.
s2.75; extra Cream do, 1918; Oat Meal,
$4.6o94.75; Oat Groats, s4.75; Hominy.
s3.76@4; Buckwheat Flour. S4.5o04.75;
Cracked Wheat. $3.75; Farina. $3.50;
Whole Wheat Flour, $3.50; Rolled Oats.
bbls, s7@s; in sacks, s6.5o97.bo; Rolled
Wheat, bblc, $3.50; In sacks, s4.10; Pearl
Barley. s6; Split Peas, boxes, $3.50; Green
Peas, $3.50 per 100 lbs.
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Exchange and Bullion.
Silver IL still higher.
LOCAL.
Sterling Exchange, so days. 94.82H
Sterling Exchange, sight,. Q485H
Sterling Exchange, cables. Q4S8
New York Exchange, sight,. q
LOCAL MARKETS.
weN York Elk, telegraphio.. - q
silver, per ounce. ........... e7ss0
Mexican Dollars ............ - q "a
INTERNATIONAL.
New York on Paris. observation-disclosures .618
New York on Mexico. o.............,. .197M
Paris on London .................
Berlin on London .................
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
CHICAGO, May 19.-On the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
weak; creameries. 13H @19; dairies. 1917 a
II; eggs, steady; at mark. cases included,
15hc; frsts. 16xc; prime firsts. 161xc;
cheese steady at 93z.
Eastern Livestock Market.
CHICAGO, May 19.-CATTLE+Re-l
ceipts, 400; market steady; beSyes 81. loo
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was In Increased supply and slow OF
sale. the previous high prices having
checked the demand. The Gamers were
in the market for Peas again and cleaned
up surplus lots at 10 per pound.
per chest chest for LonswortSs and ;5@s 'yor for
large varieties; Gooseberries, chest, $50
$50; Currauts. drawer. 75@sbc; Cherries.
box, So@soc; do loose. Ib, S94o for white
ESQ; Oranges, box (repackedJ. $2.25Q225;
Lemons, box. $1.6od3: Lines. case. s4.60
@6; Bananas, bunch, $1-25@2; Pineapples,
doz, $2Q3.
yEGETABLlEsLPo Potatoes. 75c@s1 per
sack for river and s6eQs1.1e per ctl for
Oregon; do new, ctl. 90c@$1.25; Onions.
cti s1.2501.6o for local and s3.5o94 for
Australian; do new red. sack. 76Qe0o;
85c@$1.25; Peas. sack. 7bcGs1.26; String
Beans, lb. $3.50; Mexican Tomatoes, box.
75cQ$1.26; Cucumbers. doz, 5oc@s1; Cab
bage, ctl, TO: Carrots, sack, Toe; Turnips,
sack. 81: Garlic. lb. 701oo; Lettuce, doz,
leo; C2ulidower, doz, 4oo
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Union Pacific
Railroad

In San Hrancfsco
TICKET OFFICE IN Ferry Buildink
} ground floor. near Southern Pacific.
rREIGHT OFFICE. 1T5T Post St. be-
tween webster and buchanan Oar
land once, "a San Pablo Avs.
8. y BOOTH.
Gen1 Agt Passenger Dept
c. CLIFFORD.
osn1 Agent Freight Dept
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Hides an. TaIIow.


All Hide handlers report a continued
keen competitive demand for sound
stock among the tanners, and prices are
accordingly very firm. Tallow, too. is
firm, with the supply and demand about
balancing.
HIDES-Culls and Brands sen about a
@1c under quotations. Heavy Salted
steers 1sc; medium. 12c; light, 12c; Cow
Hides, 12c for heavy and 12c for light;
Stags, S1kc; Salted Kip. 13c; Salted Veal.
13 lie; Salted Calf, 14c; dry Hides. 22c;
dry Kip, zoe; dry Cah. 24c; Sheepskins,
shearlings. 100000 each: short Wool, 5O9
76o each; medium. soc@s1.1o; long Wool.
s1.26G2; Horse Hides. salt s3@3.26 foi
large and s2.75 for medium, s2-25 for
small and 500 for Colts; Horse Hides.
dry. 1902. 25 for large and s1.5o@1.75 for
medium, $1.25 fo- small and soc for Colts.
Buckskins-Dry Mexican. 35c; dry salted
Mexican, 26c; dry Central American,
81 1-2o. Goatskins-Prime Angoras, 75c;
extra large do. s1.25; large. 50c; medium,
SOC; small, $50.
TALLOW-No. I rendered, 41-2@4 SAC
In bbls; in cans and drums. lac less:
No. 2. 4Q4 lac; Grease, 3Q3 1-2c.
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Rutter, Cheese and Eaas.

The market for Dairy Produce closed
the week quiet. there being no parttcu-
larly brisk demand for anything. and In
tho absence Of important business prices
for all three descriptions were undis-
turbod Butter was quoted steady on
Change at the advance Of the preceding
day.
The Dairy Exchange quotes as follows:
BUTTER-1Sc per lb for creamery ex-
tras and 15c for No. ! store.
CHEESE-Per h. 10c for California
mild new and 1910 for fancy Eastern.
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Meats and .Poultry.

Poultry handlers reported very quiet
market for small fowls, such as Pigeons,
small Fryers and understood Broilers,
but there was continued brisk demand
for large young stock. There were no
further changes In dressed Meats.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, S4.50@7;
young Roosters, $5@7; Fryers. $4q5;
Broilers, s1.75@3.50; Pigeons, s1@L25;
SQUADS, $1.25@1 so.
FRESH MEATS-Wholesale rates per
pound, from slaughterers to dealers,
are as follows: Beef. 1905 lac for
steers and 6g5 & 1sAc for cows " yea, 6gIc
S1109o for wethers and 71aQ8c for
ewes; lamb, 10c.
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No. 10fNo. 22lvia Niles & u No. Ono. q
0:4Opl 1.40aIlv $ F Ferry ar 9:2Sa 12:0Sa
SCOOP S:00a Oakland Pier 9.00al11:30p
10:01pl12 :20a ar Los Ang lv 3:5ODl S:30a
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MNIDNH 40 HM1Ioa

Exchange and Bullion.
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New York Mining stoc<s.

Adams Con, soc: Alice, q; Breece. soc;
Brunswick Con, &c: Comstock Tunnel
l5c; Con Virginia Min Co, $lo6; Horn
Silver, 81; Iron Silver, IS; Leadviile Con.
&c; Little Chief. 9c: Ontario, $40: Ophir,
"a; Phoenix. &c; Potosi. 16c; Savage, 7bc:
Sierra Nevada, 25c; Small Hopes, ecc;
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Taft(diffr-p tmkmal.
Vac 9ttnuesnne an ete Beta9erune se,
4estA I'm GDtmfey 1870 ant 1871.

CUR Grinnerung on Die tubneu
QufH4iffer. bte fpdbrenb Der 8elase-
rNts BON poris our@ bic Deutlden TN
Mtrter 1870 auf 1871 gu Metosnos.
aiTuassStreden bon Der belagerter
Stqbt In 9anons aufftiesen, tpfrb in
Ddlbt in Der Seineitabt Elm Denfmal
sptbaat, bas aaberseipObnli4 orisine1
tt, In fetner Wtrtung dber etnes poeti=
fGen s9aubers ntdt ermanseIt.
Der gnttpurf bes bon Der Frana0ii=
f1en Resieruns seftiftetsn Monumen.
teS ftammt bon benz b%erftorbcnen Bib
Rautr 8artbolbt, benz Sdopfsr Der
Grethsttsftotue i'm Sem gprfer 9afen,
a8nf Der Bats beg Dsntmals erbebt
fd9 eth boher. mad oben fi4 periingens
Der Sodel, auf benz MGnner etnen
Houon balten. Den @odsI flantiren
am @runbe rehts uno limits ie spei
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atutbolos Nad)fulaer.
Der neue preubiide @~eneraltabsar;t stH
nsroieutcr Powder.

Der neue preubiid}e &eneraltabsarSt sta
rsroieatcs Sprider.
Der bisberise Generalar0t Der preuz
bH9en 4rmee, 81. Otto @9jerntn9,
Der als Na9fol9er Deg peritorlenan
profehors Sr. b. 2eutbplb gum Sc
neralitabsar5t, ferner sum @bef oes
San~itatsforpS unb Ger Wteoi5inaGabz
tbeilung i'm arieesmtnilterium, Ioipie
sum 9irettor Der Safer Wilbelmsz
Ntabemie in Berlin erndnnt iparo, erz
blidtr 1853 gu @berstpalbe, 8ranoenz
burg, oas 2tht Ser Melt. gr ituoirte
bon 1873 ab an Der 8erliner llniperiis
tdt bic 9eilfunoe unb puroe 1873
Mfftensar3t i'm Sanitdtsforps oes
preabifden 9eeres. SIN Sabre 1884
riidte Sdierntna gum Gtobsar3t,
1894 gum Oberftabsarat auf; 1898
esfDtste fetne 8efOroeruns gum Gsne>
raloberdrat. 1900 gum @sneralarat.
Die fdnele 8eforbsruns Sajere
ninss in Der militdrGrstliden 2aufe
balm bdnst nit fetner berporraeenben
4efdbisuns auiammen; er bat fia
hur& feline portreffli6en untsriu9unz
gen in 8esus auf Die Rriessdirursie,
nte @efunbbeitspflege beg 9eeres unb
hie aebre BON ben anitedenoen Gront<
9etten ni9t MIR in Der me6i3inifden
Wsfenfddft, einen flanebollen Namen
perfhafft, fpnbern au9 pielfad elm
aubersetpObnli6es Salient gu organifa<
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0uftfatffer.9 sntmal in parts.

tItine, t~sself0rmise Godel NIT Sauben
out itrtm oberen Gnoe.
Die fran50ff9en 2uftfdiffer mams
TN osr beutfhen 8elaserungsarmee tn
ieusu, minter pisl gu f9affen. SIMMER
trieber tdubten fe iiber Sen S9anaen
uno aaufsrdben auf unb riAteten tire
GernrDbre in 6is SteIuneen Der Deuts
f4en. Sn einem bisfer 2uftbaGons
enttam bomols aud @umbetta aus
qdris mad Sours,
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- 49,
tprifher Nrbeit on ben Sag seleet.
Gte cine Der unteriu9unsen S9jer=
niugs betraf .. 3. bte Wtrfuns beg
ileintdlibrigtn @eipebrs, unb ibr Or
gtbnib mar bic 9eieitisuns 0es fdtpes
rem Srttbums, baB bas fleinfalibrtse
Gef9cb elm nbumanes4 fet. Dte gnt,
beduns Der R0ntsenftrablen sab
S&iernins Mnlab. ibren Mertb fir bte
Notwithstanding feftauftefsn. Ots
Ginberufuns 6es Griten Snternationa-
len acknowledgements in Berlin
I'm Sabre 1899 mar Die urfa1e, BAT
S9iernins cine srob anselsste Inter
fuTung iiber Die Werbrettune Ser 9us
beriulofe tn ber preubifden Mrnee
ausfibren lieb.
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SteintobIe 1T in @iibafrita
tbturtr ais in jeoem an6ern Qanbe Der
eret; am biltsitsn 1T fie in China.
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Sebe oeutihe Sausfrau. Die Berplin
nod n'bt fennt, iDIte penigItens einen
8eriud nit elmer Gratis Buffer sGa9tel
MAIDEN. or nirb thr betueiien. mas SEE
r0lin i'm Sauie ferti9 brinat, uno tpirb
ibr aeieen, tneshalb bieIe neueite beutlbe
@rinbunq ouf benz @ebiete Der paws
5baiene ben folDlialen grfolg errungen
bat, be1ien es iitb erfreut.
Berplin oblDrbiert ben Staub beim
8ebren un6 tbtet Motten uno Mitroben.
unlere pprnebntften SDtels. bic SDipitd-
Ter. Clubs uno
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BEES CLOSED A MINE.
swsrn,ec in Millions and Men Were
Unable 70 Work.

There are instances IN great number
rhe-e mining operations were TEN
porarily suspended bS shortage 81
frnds or by water flooding the proper
~. but Il remained for Mohawk.
small station along the southern Pa
clnc. 10 furnish a new cause which Is
UNIQUE in the history Of mining. The
company affected owns the Red Cross
mines in the Mohawk mountains
Millions OF bees. attracted by me
water at these mines and forced from
their hives in the mountains by me
drought. took possession OF the water
supply. and their numbers were so
great that Il was found impossible TO
drive the swarms away. Consequently
the mines have been shut down unti'
the rainy season sets IN. when II Is
hopcd the bees will return TO their
mountain homes Sacramento Bee.
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RIGHT HOME.
Doctor Recommends Postum "o''
Personal Test.

No one is better able to realize inc
.,,~io,,s action OF cafeiae-the drug
in coffee-on the heart, tnah 'ne wv
tor. ,. h.s heon
.aiieyed by simply leaving OF oo'i'
na ,s,nn Postum. he can refer WIN
s,,i conviction to his own case.
Mo. physician prescrioes Postum
g. many of his patients because nc
was benefited by II. lie says
= wish to add M testimony Ia re
- 20 that excellent preparation
Postum. have had iuncuona' =,
nervous heart trouble Tor over -
vcars. and part of the time was unaopV
70 attend 10 my business
~ was a moderate user 81 conee ah'
ala not think drinking It hut me bu
on stopping Il and usihg Postum !"
stoad my hear; has got az right am
asc-ibc II 20 TIE change from cone
20 Postum $40.
Jam prescribing it now Ia cases
sickness. especially when couee oo'
~, agree. o. Affects the heart nerve
or stomach.
ovhon made right II has mu'
ro,,er flavor than coffee, and rs Wv
sustoiner of the system J snah 90
,,nrc IA recommend Il 10 our peopi
ard I have my own case 90 refer l0
Name given by Postum 90" iA''
Creek. Mich Read the niue poo
-The Road to WrlNillc, IN PIE
There's a reason.
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soY SHOOTS PLAYMATE.
After Fatally Shooting Companion
Lad Sisshcs Own Throat.

Central city Ky.-After having
fatally shot his four-yea"-old play
mate. Russell Malloy. with a rife
the TWO had found in stable, VIII
lam Hanghian. seven years old. tried
TO commit suicide with razor
lie then started down the street N
search OF physician. his hands
streaming with the blood of his play
mate
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p,,o.risn In British Isles.

Indoor panperism is said. IN the sri,-
Ssh ofcial record. TO have grown rap
fdlv in England and Wales since lSoo.
During the las, eleven years the cost
~ indoor relief has increased 80 per
cent. while the increase IN inc mum
Der Of paupcrs has been only 80 per
cent. Tho annual cost of maintenance
per head increased from about soo IA
1896 20 about $50 in 1895. There ha'
also been q large increase IN the av
crage cosf of maintenance Of Work
hnnse inmates.
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Eleanor Duec. The famous Italian
actress has positively vetoed plan
10 celebrate nc- jubilee as was done n
England and France for Ellen Terry
and Bernharii When the subject was
broached 10 The signora she thanked
her friend, but declined the honor.
she enjoys the distinction-aln'os'
unique in her profession 20. snnnninE
everything 10 he shape OF publicity
As general rulc She also scorns the
usual articles of her sex on the sage
in the matter ~ paint and powder an
nearing almost as nature made her
ranidly craving hair and all.
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Society is soaked in drink The cue
toms Of Europeans in India are an
anti.teetotal. "a j. even regarded as
unpatriotic 10 be- total abstainer nc
cause the government has a direct IN
+erest in the sale % tssk II IS a
fact that when indians become Clristi
an It is necessary 70 have tempe
ance society. which as heathens OF
Mohammedans they did not require
This is due 10 British drinking Gus
World Women's Temperance
Bulletin.
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for some time; head has ached ana
back also: has slept poorly. been quite
nervous, and nearly tainted once or
twice; head dizzy. and heart beats very
fast; then that bearing-down feeling.
and during her periods She Is exceed
,nply desponde2S. Nothing p.eaSes
her. Her doctor saws: Cheer mp; you
rave dyspepsia you will be all right
soop."
r.ut she doesn't get "all right, and
none vanishes: then come the brood
ing. morbid, melancholy, everlasting
BLUES.
Don't wait until your sufferings have
driven YOU TO despair, with your nerves
all shattered and your courage gone.
hut take LYDIA L. Pinkhans Vege-
table Compound. See what 1t did for
Mrs. Rosa Adams, of $40 18th Street,
louisville. Ky. niece of the late Gen
oral Roger Hanson, c. S.A. She writes
Dear Mrs Pinsham;
u cannot tel. YOU with pen and INK WHAT
lydia r. Pinkhams Vegetable COMPOUND
has done for me l suffered with female
troubles. exteme lassitude, the blues,
NERVOUSNESS AMI that all-gone feeling. was
advised 20 try Lv..ia l.. IinkhaIn Negetabi'
/ CouDound and IL not only cured my tenlals
/ arrangement but il has restored me 10 pertec
I health and strength. The buoyancy OF my
! younger days has returned and 90 no, SUI
1 Ter any longer With despondency. as did be
/ fora | consider Lydia r.. Plnkhams ' ego
table Compound a boon To sick and suffering
women
II YOU have some arrangement o.
the female organism write Mrs
Pinkharn, Linn, Mass, for advice.
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A KENTUCKY WOMAN
slow She Gained Fifteen Pounds IN
Weiaht and Became Wei by Taxing
Or. Wlhams' Pink Pills.

Or. WilltomS fsnh FNiSs
Women 10 forty. or therabouts, have
Nheir future m their OWN hands lheio
will be "A change Tor the bettcr or wets''.
for the better ii the system - puf ~
such "A tonic ns IN. Williams Ilnk rms
Mrs ID. L. Wedding. OF Hartford ~.
writes as follows concerning tho ulhl-
cultes which afflicted her
81 was seriously III and was conhn,N
10 my bed for SIX or eight mouths IN Hii'
during two years. / had chills, ieVer'
rheumatism. Mv stomach seemed Al
WAYS too full. my kidneys dld NOT acs
freely, my liver WAS inactive, my he''re
beat was very weak ana hHd ni11i''''>s
or swimming IN my head ana nervous
troubles
"Iwas under the treatment OF seveiu
different physicians but they ali iaileu
,odoue any good. After suffering for
svyo wears | learned from an Arkansas
friend about the merits of d.. W Williams
Pink pills and decided that l would
frv Them. Tho very first box l took
made me feel better and when l had
taken four boxes mOrol ACKNOWLEDGMENT
weighed fifteen pounds more than when
heran. resumed my household duties,
and have since continued lu the best OF
health. | have recommended Ut VIII
llams Pink Pills 10 many people on nc
count of what lhev did for me, aud feel
that cannot praise them too strongly
DR.. Williams Pink Pills restored Mrs
Wedding u health becauscthey actually
make new blood and when the blood IL
in full vigor every function OF tho body
i restored, because the blood carries tn
every organ. every mnsclc. every nerve
the necessary nOurishment. Aug woman
whoisintere,ted in the Cufcot Mrs. we'd
ding will want our book. "Plain Talks TO
Women. " which j, free on request.
All druggists sell Or Williams PINK
Pills. or they VIII be sent hy inail post
paid. on receipt If price. 30 cents Per box,
six boxes for - so. by the DR.. Nlllun1
Medicine Co., Schenectady, ny.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-05
A FAIR PoLicEwoM AN.
Woman Deputy Arrests Sixteen Tres
psssers IN Illinois

kews.se Ill.-Commissione as
a spcctA officer. Mrs Helms
arrested s.teen mon for climbing the
fence and eute ring the Lafayette fair
grounds without paying admission.
The woman wore a poicemans star,
and none Of the men Offered resist
ance when she escorted them To the
office OF the association. She was
selected out OF many applicants.
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TO BUY RIcH ORE LANDS.
Great Northern Steel Deal involves
$500 COO .oco

N,cw York Reports that the ne.
gotiaiions for the sale of the i'm
mensely rich ore lands OF the Great
Northern railroad 10 the United
States Steel corporation had been
completed are more persistent than
At any time in the fifteen months
that the transaction has been under
way The transactions Involves from
$500, 900, 900 20 100000. 900.
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There was one improvement In the
last administration gold import Of
for 20 the Wall street bankers. and
that of last April for the last oner
seems 10 have omitted the tip to
the Standard oil bank. so that they
could buy up foreign exchanges IN
advance The whole business. how
ever. shows that there are intimate
eelations between The administration
and the wall street frenzied hnan
.iers.
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The Russian government has oherea ,
a reward oil 10000 rubles for the cap
tnre dead or alive. OF Murad hlsliun'
the famous Caucasus brigand re =
said 10 have killed over 300 Russlah
soldiers and policemen.
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BROTHER SHOOTS BROTHER.
X entuckisn Kills His Relative For In
suiting Wife.

Kirksville. Ky Marion Tudor
was shot, and instantly killed by
his brother. Nathan Tudor. who lives
near here The killing Is said TO be
the result OF insults offered Mrs Tu-
dor By Maron Tudor. Tudor was ar
rested Immediately and placed under
BOND.
The dead man was about SO years OF
agc.
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BIG BUSINESS IN FIREARMS.
Race Riot Depleted the supply o.
Arms al Atlanta.

Louisville. Ky-Despite the fact
that the Atlanta race, riot is over
and the situation supposed to be
well in hand BY the civic authorities.
an order was received by local con
Germ for 1900 pistols and rifles.
While the trouble was al its height
in Atlanta the Beknap Hardware Co
was literally flooded with orders Tor
firearms.
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Jewellers Lament.

British jewelers. complain OF grea'
depression in their trade. Persons
who wear good ieNelry are "ear'n.
less Of 81. aud many are conten 'eu
with the Imitation. much of when Is
very good 81 rs kind now.
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Robert Jones, Liverpool surgeon,
tolls Of patient who was ar oiu
noacher and Who. while under the IN
fuence Of cocaine during an opcra'i l.'
anon the homes of leg, RECALLED me
surgeon with tales OF his poachins eS
PLOTS.
When a widower marries WIZ" :,
they are both unsel'ish; neither "
them thinks OF No. /.
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About the dearest thing on earth 10
cheap man.
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Cure For The Blues
ONE MEDICINE THAT HAS NEVER FAILED
Health Fully Restored and the 10y Of
life Regained.

When acheerful. brave, light-hearted
woman is suddenly plunged into that
perfection OF misery, the BLUES, ~ 10
4 sad picture. Ii is usually TINS way;.
She has been feeling "out OF Sorts
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The Two Great
Commandments
Sunday School Lesson Tor Oct. 7. 1900
Specially Prepared FOR THIS Paper.

LESSON TENT Mark 2.2s-Si Ss-'i
Memory Vers. =. 81. 81.
GOLDEN TENT-"'rhou shalt love INC
ord thy God with all thy heart Mark
TIME. Tuesday. April 4. \. ID. 30.
PLACE. The temple court IN Jeru-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-05

The measure of gift lies not In
the largeness of the gift but In the
largeness Of the love and sacrifice II
expresses; not the size of the gift. but
the cost TO the giver not the number
Of the shcaves. or of the measures OF
fruit. but the love and gratitude and
faith that fills them AnG in thai
sroat day when we present our fruits
* the judgment seat some larg'
iheayes will grow larger by that meas
IRE. and some will shrink into a hand
| iul Of half.grown stalks: and pebble
rom barren fields will grow into gem
| ,ud gold
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-11
Deputy Burns Put New Law Into
Force at Wa|Iu|a.
II PROVED TO Be MIGHTY EFFEcT|TE
WALLULA PEOPLE LAUGHED
THEMSELVES SICK AT SIGHT
OF FUNNY EPISODE.

Deputy Sheriff Allen Byrnes, who
has a streak of humor in his make
up despite his serious demeanor, ac-
CELEBRATED the movements of three ho-
bOes out of Wallulu yesterday after
noon with the aid of a we'll season.
ed buggy whip. Wallulu people who
their sides ached at the sight of the
big, stout deputy, welding the buggy
whip across the backs of the three
hobOes, as the trio sped over the sand
dunes, with Byrnes doing a Maud S.
stunt in an effort to keep within fir
ing distance of the fleeing men.
The three hoboes landed in Wallulu
yesterday morning with a hard luck
story that they were San Francisco
fire and earthquake sufferers. After
begging a square meal the hoboes
adjourned to a point below the o. r. &
n. depot and amused themselves by
throwing rocks at the neighbOrs'
chickens. A widow woman took seri-
Gus objections to this form of amuse-
ment when one of the men bowled over
one of her big Langshan BOOSTERS and
appealed to Deputy Byrnes. That
worthy grabbed the first thing that
was handy, which happened to be a
big buggy whip in a farmers rig. The
deputy bounced down on the hOboes,
who were terror stricken at the sud-
den appearance of the big deputy. Be-
fore they could escape the deputy be-
gan laying on the leather and kept it
up until the men were nearly a mile
out of town, headed for Umatilla. The
deputy only ceased his labors when he
was out of breath and his buggy whip
was reduced to a good-sized splinter.