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Marine News
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many passengers and a good cargo from seldo-
via via ports.
steamer A. g. Lindsay returned from Tacoma
ana is loading for Seward, sailing tomorrow.
day.
Steamer Watson arrived from San Francisco
after rough passage, during which some OF
the port stateroom windows were broken by
the seas
. Steamer Corwin from Nome for Seattle left
Seward yesterday
British steamer kuneric arrived from Ia
coma TO complete cargo for the orient.
Steamer Bertha Is due in late tonight
steamer Dolphin is expected early tomorrow,
as also steamer City OF Seattle, sll from Alaska.
BAN PEDRO, Oct. 20.-The steamer Marsh
held, Captain Dettmers completed the discharge
OF lumber cargo and cleared today for Needle
Rock TO reload.
Steamer Noyo. Captain Linder arrived today
from Newport and win discharge 1896. 900 feet
of lumber
Schooner Esther Buhne. Captain Olsen. has
sailed from Coos bay with lumber for this port.
Steamer Alcatraz. Captain Ellesen arrived
this morning with 1000 feet Of lumber from
Greenwood.
Steamer Santa Rosa. Captain Alexander,
cleared frsm san Diego. with freight and pas
sengers.
Steamer Claremont Captain welrig. has ar
Der and shingles
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NORTHERN RATES REprcrp

VICTORIA, b. c.. Oct. 2O-Steerage
rates have been cut on the Canadian
Pacific railway steamer Monteagke from
Sol to $500 Rates are being cut 10
cents per ton on the northern British
Columbia route on salmon freights
The Norwegian steamers under charter
to the Mackenzie steamship company
have been carrying freights at rates
lower than the Canadian Pacific rail-
road. the Union steamship company and
the Boscowitz steamship company and
the Canadian Pacific railway has re-
duced rates from So and $3.50 from the
Skeena river and Rivers inlet to S2.25
and $1.75.
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5000 Pscifc Electric Ry 5s....-.-.. 1o3 90
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. 81 90
$4,000 California st Cable 5S....--... lVz. 20
Street
$4,000 Oakland Gas. L & II IS. 102 90
$1,000 r R of Cal 6s t19l2) l06. 10
$4,000 United r r OF s 4s......-. tz.OO
Afternoon Session
Board
- Associated Oil Co..........--.- - -
255 Hutchinson s p Co .........--. 19.vO
800 Spring Valley Water Co. 50 -
$4.O 900 Cal Gas & FL NJ & L 5s-- 81 90
$4,000 Los Ang Gas & Elect 5s..-- Ss.m
50 400 Snrins- Nal War gen mtge 4s 81. l2tz
$li 900 Sprin- Val Wat gen mtge As 81 10
Assarssfed on co.. sc 90
~ paci6c rel a Tel fnfdl - ~ 90
a. f-nfon Snoar 90 ~ Al %
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Army Transports

The Buford sailed September IA from Honolulu
for Manila
The Crook arrived October Is at Manila.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News, Va.
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Logan is in port.
The Meade Is at Newport News.
The Sherman is in port.
The Sheridan is i'll port aud will sail November
for Manila
The Thomas sailed October l3 from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Warren is at Manila.
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The Overdue List

Bark Toxteth. out 233 days from Port Talbot
for Toeopila 80 per cent.
British bark Crfccieth Castle out LAT days
from Barry, for Melbourne, 25 per cent
British ship Aeamas, out i79 days from Rotter
dam. for San Francisco 10 per cent.
British bark Cadwgan. out 131 days from
Pence, for Queenstown. ID per cent.
British ship Thornliebank, out 1S4 days from
Caleta Buena. for Balboa 3 per cent.
British bark Crocodile, out I'D days from
Barry. for Talcahuana. per cent
British ship Hala. out -i3i days from Peru, for
Antwerp per cent.
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-Sefen inches average snow on ground.

-seFen inches average snow on ground
SYNOPSIS
The weather Is generally fair throughout Cali
fornia Light snow is falling in Nevada and
Utah and low temperatures are reported east OF
the Sierra Light rains have fallen In Oregon
and Washington.
In the great valley Of California strong north
winds are blowing, and also along the coast north
of San Francisco.
FORECAST
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair Wednesday !;
light north winds, changing TO fresh west
Santa Clara ralley-Fair Wednesday; light
north winds.
Sacramento yalIey-Fair Wednesday; fresh
north winds, diminishing.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Wednesday; light
north winds.
Los Angeles and yicinity-Fair Wednesday !;
brisk north winds.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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8 coils rope, 10 pkgs automobile parts. 10 pkss
agricultural implements. % cs arms and ammuni-
tion, s. 460 lbs tobacco, 66 cs cigars and cigar
ettes Is cyls gas. 23 rolls leather, 110 pkgs
sewing machines 81 bales twine lo1 pkgs drugs.
,224 lbs opium. 1910 lbs tin plate. 240 pcs and
Go bdls steel and iron. 20 pkgs machinery, 36l
es. I27 pkgs and IL bbls oils. 492 pkgs paints.
"a pkgs saddlery.
The steamer also had shipment Of treasure
consisting of S4,4l0 in gold and silver coin.
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Campagnie Generate Transatlautioue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs
Sailing every Thursday. instead Of Saturday
at 10 a. M, from pier AZ. North riyer, foot OF
Morton ST
First class to Havre S7150 and upward:
second class to Havre. $50 and upward GEN
EBAIs AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AMP
CANADA. 10 State ST.. New York T. r. FU-
GAZI. Manager Pacific Coast e3n Montgomery
ST. San Francisco. Tickets sold by all rail
<nad ticket agents.
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Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.

tSOUTHERN DIyISION). Oct. 5. 19Os
VIA SAUSALITO
For Sausalito, Mill Valley, San Rafael
-Daily-Eyery 30 minutes from 6:45 A. m. IA
9:45 a. m.; hourly until 3:45 y. m: then 4. n
and every 80 minutes until 7:45 D. m; 900
1875 p M, 1915 q.
On Sundays additional trips as follows: 1o.15
11.15 a. M and 1915. 1:15 p. m.
For Fnfrfnx-Week Days-6:45, 7:15 SIN
1913 a. m: t2:45 2. m. Saturdays only), 9:45'
Sundays and Legal Holdays-s:I5 1O.45
IL AS a. m. 12:45. 1:45, 3:45 d. m
For san Quenfin-Daiy-S:45 a. m. aud
s:15 a. m. Daily for cazadero and way sta
tions.
2:45 p. m. Saturday only for Cazadero and way
stations.
VIA TIBURON
For Tlburon, Belyedere. San Rafael
7:35. '610. 11:00 a. (s12:30 D. m Saturday
only. $3.50. 5:10 $3.50 p. M Daily. e"'
ON Sundays additional trips at 500 a m 19-ao
and $3.50 p- M for San Rafael and Intermetiat te
Points.
7:s5 a. m Daily for Petaluma. Santa Ros,
HeaIdsburg Cloverdale. Ukiah. Willis SSer
wood Sebastopol and way stati0ns.
I:35 a. m Daily, except sunday. for Glen FL
len 6uernesiiie. River Landing and way sta
500 a. M Sunday onIy-petaIuma SAINTS
Rosa. Healdsburg. Clovertlale. Glen Ellen
II 90 a. M for Petaiuma. santa R"ss .na
way stations. and Sebastopol Sunday onlv
$3.50 D. m. Daily for Petaluma Santa Rosa
HcaldsbuFg. Cloveriale. Ukish. GuerneyilIe. Sc.
bastonoI and way stations
$40 p. m. Daily for Glen Ellen and way STA
tions.
so Tiburon only.
Pacific Transfer company,s agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence
Ticket Office. Ferry Building. Uptown Ticker
Office. sT2 Market ST.. Flood Building Ground
Fioorl
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PoLIcEMAN IN TRoUBLE-A

porting for drill in intoxicated condition on
October IL was nled with the secretary Of the
police commission yesterday by Captain McManns
r tTceifan.
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Toyo Kisen kaisha

(oRfENTAL STEAMSHIP COZ
s. 5. America Maru- (via Manila)
..---..-----.----..--. Tuesday, Oct. 20. 1908
8. 8. 'Hongkong Maru' Tuesday, Nov. IL, 1908
Steamers sail fr0m company's piers. Nos. A.
"a near foot Of Second ST.. D. m-. for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong. calling At Honolulu. Kobe
az Hongk0ng with steamers for Manila. india.
etc. No cargo received board ON day pf
sailing Round trip tickets At reduced rates
For freight and passage apply at ofdce. "a
James Flood building W. r. AVERY
Assistant General Nana@.-.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Oct. 20, 1905
RAINFALL DATA
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OFFICIAL SALES
uInIng Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
cnMST0CKS
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I. 5. Branch Hydrographic ono

Z ;. Branch Hydr0graphfc ONCE
branch of the United States Hydrographjc
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navisators are cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions Of the world arc kent af
hand for comparison and reference and the latest
Information can always be obtained regarding
lights. dangers to navigation and matters OF in
terest 10 ocean commerce.
]. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant L. s. ~, In charge
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OCEAN TRAvEl
OCEAN TRAVEL
Hambnrg-4mericon.

L0ndOn-Fnrfx-Hnm
AmebIka -.....- Oct 3gi tPretoria Nov :
sPatricia- .---- Oct 31lkais- Aug Vie Nov IL
sTo Hamburg direct.
-NaPles-Geu0a
Moltke. Dec s. Jan. 2SIP Lincoln n.. Nov 70
s. 5 Hamburg Nov 3. Jan ). Feb is
Deutschland TO Italy Feb.
Travellers Checks Issued
Hamburx-American Line
aOS Market st. CAbove Powell str. = r.
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lower quotations Tor descriptions of
dressed ana live beef are noted. Mutton and
I've lambs are also lower. B0gs are easy 81
ne decline previously noted. with arrivals
DRESSED MEATS
NiauEhterers' rates 10 dealers follows:
beef-bno oiac per 10 for steers. 50Sc for
cows and heiferS
keal-6d1i5c for large snd S09c for small.
Matton-Nethers. &c; ewes. &C per pound
l.amb-S0ec per 10.
Dressed PORK per ib)-s@slse for light and
s1eizc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock delivered IN San Francisco, gross
Cattle Steers. No 1. 3zc: second quality.
zcs third quality, 2@Se. cows and heifers.
- 1Se for No. 1; second quality. 2tze; third
enslty &92Asc; thin. y G2e; bulls and stags
qi%c' thin bulls. lNlLc.
CalFes-4As @4ssc per ID for light, 4e for me-
dium and 3lsc FOR heavy.
shorn. ~ less.
lambs-404isc per H.
hcSs-l0o 10 40 lbs. &C.: l4O 10 $50 lbs. &C.;
30 10 325 lbs, 5ia@5&e: bosrs 80 per cent.
siags 50 70 40 per cent and sOHs l0Ms0 per cent
oS from above quotations
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ers weuid set the inside on them. There is
goo business IN progress. bur it is chiefly OF
SPECULATIVE character with the largest
n-nalers me principal buyers Nominal prices
Hslf ground, 80 N SKIS $50. 100 III SKIS 81
PEI ton dairy, $40 per ton; do bales. 81 25d
= 81 each rock salt. 80 10 SKIS 81 100 ID SKIS
so-9V per ton; Imitation Liverpool. Sl40l6 per
ton Liverpool lump. SIC. No genuine Liverpool
Quicksilyer-s43@4 per flask
CoVQage--Maniia. iO2.c; Sisai 9e: Slsal hale
rope. 9% dl0Lc pe- H.
feclae Oodnsh-The Un-on Ssh company quotes
IS tciiows; Bundles. small whole, 80 ID osles
ssei cases. regular, large. whole. 100 ID boxes
oe.ei cases extra 100 10 boxes exc: cases east.
eIn style $500; Norway, nc; Anchor brand
s@e, narrow gauge, 7Ssc: Silver King. sAe;
sSioen SS9en state. Sc; White Seal, niddles. i09
.yt2e5 Seaor1ght. blocks. Sc: oriental blocks
PC. Crown brand. tablets. Skc: Pearl tablets
&c . 10 boxes fancy bOneless Zoe: ? ID boxes
..sneg homeless. lOlsc, Lan barrels. picked cod
fhe Alaska codssh company quotes: Bundles
en1u whole, 4Ac: cases. regular. large. whole
s-<ci cases extra. 6itc cases. eastern style
N-ses berins. aAcs Erlgate. nc; narrow Para
son. sc; Monarch. SIC: Western Pride Sc;
imperial i00lo5sc: Ocean Wave Sc: Siberia
&c, Star. n tablets 81. Q; Pacific Belle, /
~ tablets, Sisc; Choice Bits. crates. ID
eo1es- lves do. 50 Do boxes l0l4c picked coc-
'affels- $40 each; dc. half barrels. 81. 20 eack
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Directory Comstock MInes
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. Oct. 20-Io:So a. m.

Bid. Ask Bid Ask.
- or Cd new IS or COUP
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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United states Branch Hydrographie Office Mer-
20 1905
The time ball on the tower OF the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon Pacific
Standard Time C20th Mertlan), at Sh. com.
00s., Greenwich Mean Time.
]. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant T. s. NJ in charge
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|
Receipts OF Produce

Nhest. ctls- ........-.............. 600
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BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
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= ..c-,r.a-= - -ocs IN INDIA.
Religious aitss tel-ired Threuank1t
the entire SEASON.

Agricu,tu- al rrac ice in southern
1n3ia from start to finish requires re-
lisious rites. says the Madras Nail
In the Tamil d.3lr-cts the agri-
cultural year conn noes about April
On April % tie cui ivators Of a vii
lage consult a "valiugaa," who fxes
for them the kind of wood that they
should cut and iake away. He is sup
POSED to settle the question as the
result CT astrological observations
made on the com neGcement Of the
Tamil New Years day. which falls
about All Ri l3. Each cultivator then
takes a litt'e CAM hor. some incense
few rla1tains AMI cocoanut. and
with cthe assenb.e / for the purpose
he proc eeds 10 the forests. where he
worshiIs the tree he Is about to cut
ofrering the rlantaias and the cocoa
nut. Then lie lcrs OF the first branch,
ta:ing eccd care that II falls on the
right side. In each year the side Is
different Prosperity 10 himself and
his cattle is ARA ly believed to depend
very much urcn this. He then cuts
away TIE required quantity of wood
and takes II home.
Another day is then selected soon
az er The early rains OF the same
month. by the ''vulluvan." and then
the gre reatest event OF the agricultural
year oyours Each ryct takes the
wood he has selet ted for the plow.
which is neg Wy fitted up and taken to
The field. where the bullocks are tied
10 It. and bs.s 1t stand other plows
with teams OF oxen tied to them,
while l7~ge crowds assemble around
he teams.
The rs.nc!ral plownan then daubs
he lair Of oxen tied TO the new plow
with a1iline powder and turmeric
l'aste; he tights camphor and burns
incense before It, breaks q cocoal ut,
and with 1t he makes an offering of
pot OF ja~gery water and parched
grain and Bengal gram. Then he
drives the plow ACROSS the field. pre-
edod BY the her plowmen. and after
a few rounds the oxen are unyoked
and the Offering distributed to those
present
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France Fears the 1rombIon.

Every traveller knows that there are
certain res. rictions upon the introduc.
ton OF arms into foreign countries.
Among the weapons which 1t Is for
hidden to take into France 10 the
''tron b.on." which Is expressly men.
,ioned in the Bengal code as . weapon
the carrying and sale OF which 10 not
allowed. And yet the "tromblon" 10
not a firearm which 10 commonly used
nowadays. for 1t Is nothing else than
the blunderbuss. 4 weapon which old
cHricatures show to have been car.
ried by the guards of coaches A. a
protection against highwaymen and
to have been hung over his fireplace
by John Bull at the time Of the scare
Of = Napoleonic invasion 100 years
ago. The blunderbuss had q flint
lock. short barrel. and . muzsle
like a trumpet. the bell mouth be.
ing designed to scatter the slus1
with which the primitive piece was
charged. Anyone who buys one At an
old curiosity shop had better take
care how he introduces 1t into France
for the penalty for doing so is . dne
Of 200 francs.
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Gymnastics Of the Eye.

I. too. see that painting and sculp-
ture are gymnastics OF the eye. its
training to the niceties and curiosi-
ties OF Its function. There Is no statue
like this living man, with his infinite
advantage over all ideal sculpture,
of perpetual variety. What a gallery
of art have l here! No mannerist
made these varied groups and diverse
original single figures. Here Is the
artist himself improvising. grim and
glad. at his block. Now one thought
strikes him. now another. and with
each moment he alters the whole air.
attitude and expression OF his clay.
Away with your nonsense OF oil and
easels. OF marble and chisels; except
to open your eyes to the witchcraft Of
eternal art. they are hypocritical rub
bish.-Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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hoards in Bank Of France.

Week by week the influx of gold
continues. This weeks report shows
the gold holdings Of the Bank of
France to be $94, 900. 900 above what
they were . year ago. and $49. 900 900
above the highest figure ever reached
by them prior to 1908. or the gold i'm
rorted by Paris from the 18th to the
Gath of September. 14,S74.00 francs
went into the Bank OF France. Yet In
the face OF this movement all recent
bank balances show the continued fall.
ing OF In commercial discounts and In
bank advances or loans on securities.
So far the gold arrivals have certainly
not lessened the apparent demand for
gold. The Bank Of France and the
other banks. in a measure. are seem.
ingly boarding gold against future
mes ds. Some say that this Is the les.
son they have learned from the none.
tary crisis.
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Years eoa.Laylno Contest.

The figures for IL months Of the IL
months egg laying competition Of the
Utility Poultry club are published.
The competing pens. each containing
six pullets Of pure breed. are housed
separately with double grass runs. The
following are the total number OF eggs
laid by each pen:
First pen. white Wyandottes. S47:
second ditto. sOS; third ditto. ss4;
fourth ditto. s74; nth. bu6 Plymouth
Rocks. S72: sixth. white Wyandottes.
$50; seventh. black Wyandottes, s25:
eighth. bun Plymouth Rocks, SE
ninth. white Leshorns. 1856: tenth.
white Wyandottes. 1872; eleventh.
barred Plymouth Rocks. 1856; twelfth.
white Wyandottes. 746; thirteenth
white Ia Bresse. TOT; fourteenth. Hou'
dams, ss7: fifteenth, whts Leghorns
s7l; sixteenth. white Leghorns. 646;
seventeenth. white Leghorns. 625:
eighteenth. white Wyandottes. $50:
nineteenth. buff Plymouth Rocks, $50:
twentieth. Partridge Wyaudottes. 5z3
The highest number Of eggs laid dur.
ing the month Of SepssmAsr was by
q pullet In the nrst Plymouth Rock
pen-viz.: %. In Ave moAths this
bird has laid 100 eggs.-London Mail
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WHERE MRS. saowhLEe ERRED.
esoro Had Good Reason for Refusing
to Exchange Gloves.

Mrs. Brownlee's first question was
about gloves.
Did you exchange them?" she
asked.
NO" said Brownlee. Il didn't"
There" she complained. Il might
have known you would forget it. How
careless. l told you the very last
thing before you left the house to be
sure and attend to it. Really. | don't
see how men can be SO thoughtless."
Il didn't forget it," said Brownlee
Il tries to change the things. but the.
wouldn't take them back"
'Wouldn 't-take-them-bac ~ she
echoed why not?"
They said they were soiledr
''Soiled?" she exclaimed. We'll. OF
all things. II they were they got soilet
in their own store. | didn't soil them
| couldn't get them on. They are hal
size too small. They gave me the
wrong number. Why didn't you tel
them that?'
Il did"
who did you tell?"
The clerk and the foorwalker an
everybody else that would listen t.
me-"
And what did they say"
They laughed"
The tmpudent creatures. I'll never
buy a cents worth of anything In that
store again. you see II l do"
That's just what said." Brownlee
put in. Il said you never would"
And what did they say to that
They laughed again"
We'll. that settles 1t. never will
buy anything there now. Where are
the gloyes?"
In my pocket"
Let me have them. please. Soiled.
indeed. III see II they are"
Mrs. Brownlee unwrapped the pack.
age. As she took out the gloves she
Dlushed slightly.
WELL" she said.
"Well?" echoed Brownlee. What 8
wrong?"
"N-nothing much" she said. only
this is an old pair OF gloves. cleaned
them last week with gasoline. made
q mistake and sent them back instead
OF the pair bought yesterday"
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Accuracy.

The literary quality Of the Chinese
mind is well illustrated by a story in
the Travel Magazine. An American,
visiting In Hongkong, desired to buy
some souvenir spoons. and with that
purpose, In mind entered a jewelers.
store.
The selection made. he wrote upon
a piece of paper the inscription:
"Hongkong. 1906" to have the same
engraved on the bowl. As he started
to leave the store, the Chinaman
called him back and asked for q de-
posit.
The gentleman gave him IS cents,
making a note Of the fact on the pa
per on which he had written the in.
scription.
When he called for the spoon the
next day 1t was inscribed In the bowl:
"Hongkong. 1906. paid IS cents. -
Youths Companion.
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To Keep from Growing Old.

Many women become middle aged
from the simple season that they al.
low middle-ased habits to steal uOon
them and relapse into . state Of phys
ical Incidence just at = time when
they should fight against this ten.
dency to give up exercise. The best
preventives against growing middle
aged" says a charming woman of IS.
whose unwrinkled face and slim figure
give her the appearance Of being at
least Is years younger than her real
age. ARE cheerfulness. . strict do.
termination not to worry over trifes.
and sense of humor that save one
from depression. A cold tub every
morning. q walk every day in rain or
sunshine. face massage with cold
cream at night. ten minutes physical
exercise Immediately on rising. fric-
tion OF the hair to stimulate its
growth. will keep any woman free
from wrinkles and will preserve the
contour of her figure"
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opposed the boundary resolution intended
population from Colorado and place the line the
Of New Mexico. The Edith. Ortiz, Co-tila,
Regner would be transferred from this
territory. The population change Half
Color The change
taxable Iwould looping
ulation and taxation from opposed the resolution
the collected all the evidence
department submitted attorney
general Gen Cook fit attack me cannot help that but
viii not follow his example,
foregoing is part of Repub-
Congressman Waran A. Haggtt He believes
Coorados possible
resolution PASSED relocating boundary line
Mexico which
Haggott inasmuch would transfer both terrry
population from to the latter territory He did
of heritage did
the In his he had the backing
the resolution and the
whether Congressman Cook the Preden. wthda
the veto before formally presented Mr. Haggot giving
self no uueasiuess attitude the President will
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game Of foot ball ha. attracted general
throughout the of particular and the west
general played between the Longmont Colo
Engewood w High School IN Denver Christmas
between Cllile Indians aud the Den
attended
the either interested specta
interested absentee this contest between the
and for foot ball supremacy The Enge
has been making Of the ling
auel aud the champion Hi s Scho =" the country
High school the acknowedg ged victor OF
Hence Frd
tined 10 by inch
Of the whole aud this vii be by the Long
until adversary wins it. and the that
will 10 h d trihn. we'll
of sound mental and Engewood
Waterloo within the shadows of the Continental Divide and
defeated by worthy opponent. The
OF the o Lougn) High
School.
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With change there IS alwtyS riSh for
official inf n in the party
mporunng friend for endorsements fh'~ + " con-
fir 10 av parv Of III for all
ard Of off seekers just It hap ens t. he the
democracy Of saddle and whose
lively for the appointing powers Ihty won
, ,I. last la and are OIL. and republicans
opposition not lyal t" their aih II
orelain positions seek re-appo ntment
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ms congress-
, m he e,ld durinr the National legislature
the cml interests Fac trouble
the to the secret service "A
the latter resented 1t course
could pursued be engaged watch the acts
WHY this should not De
inches OF government
the and of would
,.rouly that could CONJECTURE
all ills have than rush to those we know
nothing Of
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Wisdom Of Experience.

Rastus-Ah done proposed Z Liza
Coon erbout yeah fore yo' married
her.
Mose-Am dat SO?
Rastus-Yassah: an An had ma
rabbet's foot on NAH pusson at de
tirae, but she done turn'd meh down.
Nose (sighing)-Yo' all shore wus
lucky In havin' dat rabbet foot wild
yo'.