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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Charles W. Lynch and wife to Joseph F. No
Ian lot in line Of Fulton street, 1858 W OF
Ashbury. " 100 BY 1875; SO.
Thomas J. Dunigan and wife to John vexani.
lot In E line OF Missouri street. 125 Of Twen-
Edward storror to Mary d. storror ct al lot
IN line Of Clay street 80 " OF Webster,
2I:2 by n 1o2; gift
in line Of Masonic avenue. IS Of Frederick
street y 25 BY 4 "a; gift.
Kansas street, T5 OF Twenty-hfth, 25 By
IS; gift.
lot In " line OF Tenth avenue. 125 n OF K
street. N 25 By 12O; SO
Boston investment company to Harold R.
Estate Of Margaret Ford deceased By adj
mtnistrator, TO Edward Mills Adams, lot in y
line OF Twenty-hfth street. IS OF Alabama,
Renee NJ Brsndensten ct al. to Albert
Abrams. lot in line Of Francisco street. IL
Max Brockow and wife to Axel Johnson, lot in
NV line Of Harrison street, 3T5 Sw Of Fourth,
W. A. Halstead ct al. to Alexander Lynch and
wife. lot in W line Of Scott street. SI:6 $ OF
Jules v. Brstomel ct al to Patrick Fitz.
simons. lot in \ line Of sutter street. 1875 2
Of Iarkin. 27;s BY \ SIS; $40;
John j. Mccarthy and wife TO John G. Flood.
lot in e line OF Belvedere street. 6a3:1ls OF
Parnassus avenue. S % By 124:T1t; $40
Mary Moore TO Giovanni BarherO and wife. lot
in line Of Vallejo street. 6s:9 Of Mason,
W S1:3 by $50 $40
cornelia F. Crosby to Francis belmont. lot in
" line Of Leavenworth street. 20 y OF Broad
way. n SO By " so; $40.
Lizzie A. Spruance TO Gertrude NJ Gareeau.
lot in line Of Jackson street IS W OF Steiner,
william Wertsch Jr to ". Gamboni Mazziteni.
lots 81 and IS, block IA. City Land assoei-
Andrew A. Hansen to Anna M. Hansen. lot in
" line OF Twenty ninth avenue, go OF L
Hattie Jacobs Pixley to American land and
trust company, lot o. block 10. City land asso-
Morrison F Pixley and wife to Henry o. Pix
ley. lots g. Is 10. 81 80 and A. block "A. City
Fannie NJ StahI to American land and trust
company lots Is. % and 30, block u, Refs tracts
Thaddeus & McCanrey to Agnes " McCanrey,
lot in N line Of Bush street. 27:S OF Fillmore.
E 81 by T7:6; gift
in NV line Of Harrison street. SIS SW Of
Fourth SW 25 By NV -: sic.
william Wolf s Co. to Max Brokaw and WIFE
Fourth S5 " : sw @ 25 by v NV W. IS: s $40. '''
Ganboni MazziteHi and wife TO Jacob Heyman
company. lots 81 and 50. block Il. City land
Estate Of AdoIph sutro deceased. By exscu-
trixl to B, Kaplan lot %. block n. Park Lane
William j. Herrin and wife to Louis and Mar
tha Alliguie. lot in line OF Ripley street. 40
" Of Peralta avenue, " 80 by $50; $40.
Building Contracts
James Ryan with James F. McCarthy-Au
work except mantels. gas fixtures and shades
for three story frame building in y line OF
Haight street. 275 " Of Fillmore. " 27:6 by n
los: 1850.
Mrs Ida " Ankele with Robert TroSt-Au
work, except plumbing, heating. finish, hardware
and electric work, for two story frame resi-
dence IN line OF Clay street $50 " OF
Laurel W 80 By 5 12T.S1a: 50 $685.
The president and hoard OF trustees OF ST.
Iguatlus college with Slanquist & Forbes-Exca-
vating. concrete. foundation work and certain
iron vror church building OF
Fulton street and Parker avenue, 175 by \
2T5; $22.3S9-
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Ernortn hr the Ancon Linz

The steamer City OF sydney sailed for Ancon
and way ports on Monday with cargo valued at
$57 ,0SS TO be distributed as follows: For Nex
leo. 81 S5s; Central America s44,95I: Pansrns
$469; New York. 81 ,2s3; Colombia, 81 OH: Ecus.
dor. 81 243; Chile, S1s5; Jamaica. S1.810; British
Guiana. $423 The principal shipments and their
destinations were as follows
To Mexico. .054 gals wine. 1853 lbs butter
l72 pkgs fresh fruits, lis pkgs potatoes IS pkes
onions, 675 lbs dried fruit $40 lbs raisins. IL cs
canned goods, Lab lbs hams and bacon, 5.627
lbs pig lead, 13 pkgs drugs and sundries. 2.827
lbs roein pkgs paints, 8 cs stationery % bhls
printing ink, 16 pkgs machinery.
To Central America-2,251 bbls -four. ,62s ctls
corn, 200 bales hay, 0,546 lbs rice TT lhs
raisins. 4S4 lbs dried fruit, 40 cs canned goods.
So pkgs fresh fruits. 80 pkgs potatoes, 26 pkgs
onions. 48 ctls oats, l. $40 lbs spices 4S2 lbs
nut 500 lbs glucose, 2.37S gals and 10 cs wine
81 cs whisky. 700 lbs meals $50 cs and So drums
kerosene bbls and 81 cs oils. 19s pkgs paints.
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'Snow on ground. 20 inches.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

Cloudy unsettled weather prevails in the
northern counties Of California. but the rainfall
has been very light. In the central and south
ern counties It is warm and somewhat cloudy.
Fair. warm weather is reported throughout
the great basin and fair. cold weather east OF
the Rocky mountains. Light snow has fallen
IN the Ohio valley and at the lake stations The
storm the Atlantic coast has been followed by
clear. cold weather.
There have been marked changes in tenn
perafure except in the gulf states where there
has been rapid rise. In California tempera-
lures are nearly normal
FORECAST
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
Thursday December s:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cioudy Thurs
day. with showers; light south wind.
For thr Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Thursday;
light south wind.
For the Sacramento valley-Clondy Thursday.
with light showers; light north wind, changing
10 south.
For the San Joaquin vaIley-Cioudy Thursday;
light north wind
For California south of the Tehachapi-Fair
Thursday; light north wind. changing to west
A G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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Merchandise for the Orient

MerCnan01Se IOr QIe OT1enI
The steamer China sailed for Hongkong and
wayports via Honolulu Tuesday with cargo
valued at S21o s2s. exclusive of treasure, and to
be distributed as follows: For Honolulu, s3,157;
Japan s156,956 China. $4o.4 .429; East Indies,
sl5, PAP; Korea, s1,o09 yladivostok. sl:s7s;
The following were the principal shipments:
To Japan-1521 bales cotton, 3o4 rolls and 16
cs leather, pkgs machinery, 1890 lbs borax,
1909 lbs can channel steel, 90 bales scrap
leather, $50 lbs rubber IA pkgs rubber goods, 10
pkgs drugs, automobiles and cs parts. 1900
lbs sugar 81 cs canned goods SS1 lbs dried fruit.
100 gals wine, 124 cs table preparations, 800 lbs
cheese 20 pkgs fresh fruits.
To China-1. 900 bbls -four, 16.444 lbs beans
and peas, s,7s7 lbs and 2 cs cheese, ,6.e2o lbs
dried fruit. 2.S20 lbs raisins. 204 pkgs fresh
fruits. 6.Joo lbs sugar 500 lbs nuts, 5000 lbs
Goldfish TAT cs canned goods. 116 salmon, 264
cs table preparations, 1,275 lbs and rs cs meals,
1.5O0 lbs pearl barley, 2,549 lbs ginseng, cs
drugs 1913 pkgs printing ink, 225 pkgs roofing
material 2f cs typewriters, 5 pkgs machinery.
To East Indies-2,1S0 cs canned fruit, 26S cs
salmon, 1o7 cs assorted canned goods 1.5so lbs
and "a pkgs dried fruit, 10 cs honey 625 pkgs
roofing material. 30 pkgs paints, cs machinery.
To Korea-1 2eS lbs sugar SO cs canned goods.
2 $40 lbs lard, $50 lbs hams and bacon, 1 cs
Shoes
To vladivostok-15 $50 lbs dried fruit
To South Africa-100 salmon.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

EUREKA, Dec. THE steamer North Fork
which arrived in port this morning at rs
o'clock. brought. in addition to a quantity of
railroad machinery, a large cargo OF rniscel
laneous freight and consignment of 3 sOo
pounds of United States mail. The two sfeam
shovels and FIVE dump cars, which were
brought north on the North Fork for the KinneI
& Mclean company. railroad contractors We're
unloaded at the Fields Landing wharf The
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100. Market firm Prime steers. $575@6;
choice steers. S5.25mb.75s good steers. S4.I59
5-25: cows. prime 81 75G5. choice beef 4.25d
80; choice heifers. s475M5; choice fat bulls
S4N425: choice light calves. $7@7.50: choice
heavy calves, S.. 5.25G6; choice stags. S4.50@5;
choice heavy calves $525d6; choice stays. $4.5o
as; good stays S4m4 so.
HOgs-Receipts 200. Market steady Choice,
ST.T567S: good. 81. 7.50nTT5
Sheep-Recepts. 100 Market steady. Year.
ling wethers. S4.T5d5; old wethers. $4.25GS4 so;
choice ewes, SS.T5d4: choice lambs $575@6;
good lambs, s5.50q5.75; hay fed sheep and
lambs &C lower
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MORE ILL-BUILT
CYLINDERS TUMBLE
Two Concrete" Piers Under
Greenwich Street Wharf
Fall Into the Bay

EMORIES of Lott
d. Norton, chief
gineer OF the
harbor commission
under the Kilburn
and Spear admin
istrations, w e r e
revived yesterday
when two more OF
the supposed con-
crete c yli n d e rs
that were intended
to support Green
wich street wharf
No. l got tired of
hanging to the su-
perstructure and
let go. One Of
them curled up and
ceased to be a cyl
ipdor The ofbar
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Ro

SAVANNAH. Dec. T.-Turpentine-Firm at
T413c. Sales. 435; receipts. 52s; shipments, IA
stocks II All.
RoSin-Firm Sales. 2.sl1; receipts. 1881;
shipments. 100; stocks. 20 .055. Quote 3. S5. IS
@5e2hz: y. s5.57I y 1855; f. S560G5.G719: F.
s.. .6212G $50: 6. S56Ii5 @3T213: H. $3.50
$50; I. $3.50: X. $6.65; NJ S6.95; \. $40;
VIC 81 20: WV 81 90
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fertilizer, IL rolls leather coils rope o. ,0s6 lbs
sheet steel and iron, 90 kegs gun powder. 1ss
pkgs tank material, s,692 It lumber, automo-
bile and cs parts
To Panama-40 bbls -four, 5000 lbs rice. 254
gals wine
To New York. 600 lbs hides, bbls castings.
To lombia--135 bbls flour, 25o gals wine. 1C
pkgs paints, 1902 TT lumber. cs ammunition.
To Ecuador-37s bbls -four, 1924 lbs lard, 1O
bbls beer 20 cs vermouth. canned goods
To ChiIe-14 bbls -four 66 pkgs potatoes, Z
pkgs onions.
TO Jamaica-350 cs salmon.
To British Guiana-75 cs and half bbls sal
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Time Ball

United States branch photographic office. sIer
chants Exchange, San Francisco, December
Z. 1910.
The time ball on the roof Of the Farmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pacifc
standard time (120th meridian), or at Sh Ofm
00s. Greenwich mean time.
j. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, U. s. N. in charge.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Cbartered for Lumher

The Italian ship Speranza. which arrived on
the Columbia river from Guaymas on Monday Il
under charter for lumber thence TO Sydney al Ais
Sd. with option Of Melbourne or Adelaide at ass
Cd. The vessel was chartered prior TO arrival
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, Dec 7-wool-Quiet Medium
grades. cOmbing and clothing. 22d23c; light nne.
20d22c; heavy fine. 15d17c; tub washed, 20
q3Sc.
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Dec. T.-Butter. steady: cream
cries. 23n2sc, dsiries. 2302Tc. Eggs steady 81
mark. cases Included. 1915 RI 22lkc: frsts Sic
prime hrsts. BE. reoeinte 253, 000 cases. Cheese
weak; dsiries - P. n 15c: twins I4dI4l5c
-ogng Americas ifisG 14a{c; lonchOrns. I4l:
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.. 5. Branch Hydrographic once

A branch of the United States hydropranbic
Office located In the Merchants Exchange. IS
maintained in San Francisco for the beneht of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators cordially invited
TO VISIT the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kent st
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
gardng lights dangers to navigation and mat
fers Of interest to ocean commerce
J. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant u. S. NJ in ch.r-e
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AUCTIONSALES
AUCTION SALE
EXTRAORDINARY
At GhasG's Pavilion
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1s.

MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1s.
50 head pure bred SHIRE MARES. consigned
from the Foster Company's we'll known BIHLER
RANCH, LAhETILLE. S0N0lIA COUNTY.
These mares are blOcky built and boned and
run from LOO 10 1,600. and a number Of them
are In foal to Shire OF PercherOn stations. All
broke to work.
The reputation OF the BIHLER FARMS
horses is secoud to none. and this is the arst
consignment to auction sale In Is years.
rare chance TO get high class work and brood
mares.
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERVE.
Horses at Yard Saturday. December H.
FRED H CHASE & CO., Auctioneers.
ATS VALENCIA ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department OF agriculture
Weather bureau--san Francisco. Dec I.
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shipment of BARLEY

The British ship Alice Leigh was cleared for
Ipswich or Falmouth. for orders. yesterday with
loo 110 centas of barley, valued at $120, 131 and
2s 600 feet Of lumber as dunnage, valued at
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Heuoranda

LONDON. Dec THE American stnr Arka-
dia from New Orleans Oct. II for San Juan. has
been posted at Lloyds' as missing.
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- N &
Just received large consignment Of Work
Horses and Mares, to be sold at auction MON
DAY, December 5. at IL a. m, and THURSDAY,
December s. at II a. m, at auction. at DuDOce
Stables. zoe Valencia st. Outside stock sold on
commission. Phone Park 2723.
CLOUGH & BRODIE. AuctiOneers.
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DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO. Dec. T..-Observations taken
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PIER DIRECTORY

NORTH OF MARKET STREET
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE

From Steamer Date
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Portland Livestock Market
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 7--Cattie-Receipts.
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No Petty camnalnn-

Truly this human life OF ours is no
petty campaign. 1t is a warfare
against forces visible ana invisible, u
great fight with infinite issues. Yet
humble, earnest souls may go into II
without fear. They are ON the win.
ming side.-Jonathan Brierley.
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CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Life When a Green
vile Citizen Shows You
the Cure.

why viii people continue to suffer
the agonies OF kidney complaint. back
ache, urinary disorders, lameness
headaches, languor why allow them.
selves no become chronic inyallds.
When certain cure is offered them
Doan's Kidney pills is the remedy
10 use because 1t gives to the kidneys
the help they need to perform their
work.
II you have any. even one. of the
symptoms of kidney diseases. cure
Yourself now, before diabetes, dropsy
or Brlghts disease sets in Read this
Greenville Testimony.
o, II. Plppin, painter w Lee st
Greenvllle Texas, says: Before pro.
curing Doan's Kidney Pills at Ford
4 Pennington's Drug store. | had been
trying for over two years to get A
remedy that would strengthen my kid.
neys These organs had always been
my weak spot and I was caused con.
siderable annoyance by too freauent
passages of the kidney secretlops
Doans Kidney Pills checked this trou.
ble and promptly restored my kidneys
to a normal condition"
For sale by all dealers Price 20
cents FostesMilbum Co. BufBalo
New York sole agents for the United
tSates.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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Yolr couch aunnys Won. Keen mn
hacking and tearing the delicate
memb anes Of your throat II you want
10 be annoyed. But n you want relief.
want 20 be cured, take Chambsrlain'B
Cough Remedy Sold by MoGaughey
Bros.
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Chamherlaln'a Cough Remedy has
become famous for its cures of c0ugnr.
colds, Group aud Influenza. Tw ID
when In need u contains no harm.
tul substance and always piyas
prompt relief sold by McGaughey
Bros.
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HIS MOTHERS SONG.


Beneath the hot mid-summer's sun
The men had marched all day;
AND now beside "A ripping stream
Upon the grass they lay,
firing of song and Idle jest,
As swept the hours along,
They called to one who unused apart.
Come, friend, give us a song"
q fear | cannot please" he said;
The only songs ] know
Are those my mother used to sing
For me-long years ago"
Sing one of those" rough voice
cried,
There's none but true men here;
To every mothers son of us
mothers songs are dear"
Then sweetly rose the singers voice.
Amid unwonted calm,
Am ! soldier OF the cross,
A follower of the Lamb?
And, shall fear to own His cause"
The very stream was still,
And hearts that never throbbed with
fear,
With tender thoughts were filled.
Ended the song; The singer said:
AS to his feet he rose,
Thanks to you all. my friends, good
night,
God grant us sweet repose."
Sing as one more the captain begged:
The soldier bent his head.
Then glanclng round with smiling
lips,
you'll join with me-" he said,
Wen sing this old familiar air,
Sweet as the bugle call
"Ail hail the power OF Jesus name!
Let angels PROSTATE fall"
All! wondrous was the old tune
spell,
As on the singer sang,
Man after man, fell into line
And loud their voices rang.
The songs are done, the camp Is sim, |
Naught but the stream is heard;
But ahi the depths of every soul,
BY those old hymns are stirred.
And up from many a bearded lip
In whispers soft and low,
Rises the prayer the mother taught.
Her boy--long years ago.
Unknown
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"The FACT that men substituted the
Coporniclan for the Ptolemalc sys.
tenn of astronomy did not put out one
single star IN the numamnct. They
continued to shine with their Old time
luster' says the American lsraelite.
And though men change their no.
lions about religion, though our relig.
GUS conceptions develop with the on.
ward march OF time, the eternal yerl.
ties of religion. the underlying prin.
eples remain fixed, as firmly estab.
lished as the everlasting hills, as the
eternal foundations OF the universe.
This needs to be repeated in our
day because there arc many who are
growing apprehensiye that religion
viii pass ont of existence altogether.
u men continue to cut away all re.
ligious customs, ceremonies and in
stltutions Religion will always CON
tinue to be 1t is part of the human
soul. Man could not get along With
out IT, It simply means getting into
right relations with God and man
When can the human family dispense
with civilizing agency of this kind?"
The Sunny Side.
Ihere is scarcely an evil In life
"hlch we cannot double by ponderinp
upon IL; scratch VIII thus become
Il serious wound, and "a slight illness
ne made to end In death by the brood.
ing approximations of sick ON tho
oJher hand, mind accustomed TO lool,
upon the bright side of an things viii
tepel the mildew OF damppess of cora
by its genial sunshine. cheerfpl |
IearJ paints the world MS IL sees n .
!IHe sunny landscape: the morbid .
'lIIuS deplcis 1t like a sterile wilder
ness ana mus life like the chameleon, .
laNes us shade from the soil upon
"'eu IL rests. Cheoriulncss keeps
up a daylight in the mind. nllinp II
WIN perpetual serenity. and is i'm it.I
sell an onshot Of goodness
When Things Go Wronq.
When a man enlists in the army he
lakes on sacred obligations. If in tho
nidst OF a battle he were to ouit
lighting because the drill sergeant did
not call him by his right name he
would not be shot / do not thin; he
would even be hanged. Tbev Womb
SIMPLY throw him into the ditch. away
rom the sight Of noble men But
uli grown man will unite with the
shrIstIan Church, assuming the most
sacred, binding aud exalted oblign
ions in The world. on the slightest
'reieNt he win quit Perhaps the min.
ster has not recognized him on the
'reet, one OF the deacons failed TO
AL him by name in the church, he
5 asked for money, or he does moi
he the choir Any trivial preteyt
VII do Immediately he disregards
very solemn obligation. If you we're
o tell him that his sin is worse than
erlury ne would he insulted Yet il
5 If You We're TO tell him that his
lsIoyalty in this regard is more de !
pIeaDle than the disloyalty of trail.
Or to his country, he would not he.
eve you. Yet Ii is.-M. A. Moore
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Sentence Sermons.

The task of religion is to purify
character not conduct Marcus Dods
We are In the attempt to make re
Vsion Interesting, and in peril OF
making II cheap.-Bishop Mcdowell.
The grand essentials of hapDiness
are something to do. something TO
love. and something to hope for
Chalmers
They that know thy name viii put
their trust IN thee; for thou, Lord.
Psalms.
Quiet is what heavenly powers move
In. II Is in silence that the stars
move on, and It is I'm qulet our souls
are visited from on high Mountford
Dare TO look up to God and saw.
MAKE use OF me for the future as
thou wilt. l am of the same mind.
] am one with thee. refuse nothing
which seems good TO thee. Lead me
whittier thou Epictetus.
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Wanted.

A lady tailor TO help Work ON gents.
tailored clothing. N Noynsky. win
Mlsft Clothing Co.
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Faith is lndlsnensable.

other sidewalk. where sunshine
ways lies.
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TAKE A LOOK IN

ana see II there isn't something in
the paint line you need. We carry all
Kinds OF paints, oils. va nishes, stains.
polishes' enamels. etc The brushes
TO apply them with, too Everything
from the smallest cancels hair pencil
to tho blsg 81 whltewash brush. Big
line upto date Wall Paper. Quality
and quantity the best and most for
the money.
J c, White & Co.
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IS me germ of LaGrppe, that, breath
"a IN, brings suffering to thousands.
It's after effects are weakness, merry.
business lack of appetite, energy and
ambition with d'sordercd liver ana
Edneys The greatest need then Is
Electric Bitlcrs, the splendid tonic,
blood purifier and regulator Of stom.
ach, Liver and Kidney. Thousands
nave proved that they wonderfully
strengthen The nerves. build mp the
system and restore health and good
spirits after an attack of Grip. II sur
ierlng, try them Only soc. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed by all drug
gists
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Mrs. E. M. Taylor
Public Stenographer.

Office with Sheriff.. Mulkey 8
Hamilton.
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DO somethIna for somehodn.

There is nothing Ike putting the
shine on another's face To put the
shine on our own" writes w. c. Can
nett. 'Nine-tenths of all loneliness.
constituencies, dependency, morose,
ness are connected with personal in.
terests. Turn more OF these selfish
interests into unselfsh ones. and by
80 much we change opportunities for
disheartenm.ent into their opposite
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II Is In time Of sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlans Llnlment
can be relied upon to take The place
OF the family DOCTOR who cannot al.
ways he found at the moment Then
IL is mat Chamberlaln's Liniment r.
never found wanting In cases Of
spIalus' cuts. wounds and bruises
ChambefInn's I.inIment takes out the
eoInhesa ana drives away The pain.
Sold by McGaughey Bros.
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optimlst or PessImlst.

There are only two kinds Of people
IN the world-the people who live in
the shadow of gloom, and those who
live on the sunny side of the street {"
observes Or. Newell Dwight Hilis.
These shauowed ones are sometimes
called pessimists; sometimes people
are OF melancholy temperament;
sometimes they are called disagreea
bic people; but wherever they go
their characteristic Is this; their shad-
ow always travels ON before them.
These people never beer their own
burdens, but expose all their wounds
10 Others. They are al 80 busy look
ing down for pitfalls and sharp stones
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