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is engaged for wheat from Portland or Puget
sound to the United Kingdom. with the usual
continental options. at 27s Cd, having been char
tered prior to arrival.
The schooner Willis A. Holden, on Puget
sound, is under charter for lumber thence to a
direct port in Chile at 42s 3d. and the schooner
Carrier Dove is engaged for the same business
from Grays Harbor to Guaymas at $5.75.
Shipments for the East
The steamer Riverside sailed for Ancon yes
terday with 10379 canned goods, 1, 1870 cs
salmon, 205 062 lbs beans, 5,526 ctls barley,
So 15S gals wine 81 250 lbs dried fruit. 1S9 900
lbs raisins, 3d. $50 lbs nuts and SO cash regis
ters. valued at $S5. .034 and consigned to New
York and Philadelphia via the Panama railroad.
The steamer also had 100 cs canned fruit and
rolls leather, valued at $1,170, route TO
New Orleans, and Apt gals wine and S0,1O0 1T
lumber, etc, valued at $1,6T4. for Panama
Merchandise for Tahiti
The steamer Mariposa sailed for Tahiti on
Wednesday with cargo valued at $50, ,256 and in
cluding the following
1886 bbls -four, 169 ctls barley, 1877 bales hay,
Al ,448 lbs rice, 4.S15 lbs sugar III canned
goods, 215 cs and is bbls salmon. 52.104 lbs
bread. 1000 lbs beans, 80 pkgs fresh fruits,
102 pkgs potatoes, 55 pkgs onions, 81 ctls wheat,
1,012 gals and cs wine 13 casks beer, 1 port
able chapel 13, 500 1T lumber, 120 DOORS so win
dows, 200 posts. 1913 bales bags. II cs boots and
shoes, 66 pkgs dry goods, rolls leather, 13 pkgs
ship chandlery, 40 pkgs wagon material, 20 coils
rope, Ga pkgs paints and turpentine, % cs oil,
"a pkgS machinery.
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e figures for other states are:
SEATTLE MAYOR MOVES
TO BLOCK RECALL
Court Fight on TechnicaIities Is
Begun

SEATTLE, Dec. %. - Counsel for
Mayor Gill announced today that they
will make application for an order re-
straining City Comptroller William ].
Boutwell, from making a report to the
city council on the recall petition fled
December 20 and the rechecking Of
which has been nearly completed Gill's
attorneys will contend that the recall
amendment to the city charter IS In
valid because there were various irreg-
ularities in it's submission. Afadavits
allege men engaged in circulation Of
the petition were not acquainted with
the men whom they solicited to sign.
II Is further alleged that Boutwell, had
not the right to allow the names OF
women to be counted on the petition.
When the recall movement was be-
gun Mayor Gill said that he would
raise legal tschnicaHties and that ha
welcomed his opponents to the fray.
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~ YorIz Conee NInrIe

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-E. F. Hutton Co.'S
wire says.
Early cables from Hamburg ana Havre were
disappointing Quotations sent from Rio and
Santos were from unchanged 70 higher prices.
Our market, after opening at slight concessions
from last nights close. was given support in
the early morning on near positions A little
later good buying for July and September de-
relopec. which gave The market q steady tone
during the late morning and early afternoon
The market eased Of later on moderate offer
iDgs. but the near positions were closed firm at
unchanged TO slightly higher than last nights
prices. II would appear that the roasting inter
esfs for the present at least had determined 70
take care Of the near positions. While this
EiveE a certain amount Of confidence 10 the
2ountrT and furnishes the basis upon which to
bell sctuaI coffee TO the consumer, IL does not
give widespread confidence In the general mar
Y et. With bad crop reports. which we have
had for fbe last several months Il Is hard to
why the early fall montbs should not be
stronger equally as strong as the ones
as indications are certainly for another small
crop, and II this Is fo be true the price for the
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-E. F. Hutton Co.'s
wire says.
There was q better tone to the market today.
but ii is hard 70 raise values to higher levels
on account OF the large increasing stocks at all
important points due 10 the continued heavy
movement at the ports and interior towns.
Offerings from the south the past few
days have been at q slightly lower level. but not
low enough 10 stimulate demand from New Eng
land spinners. where business in print cloths Is
extremely dull and mills working = very
snail margin Of profit We would like to call
attentisu 10 the October option. which is now
selling around l3.50c compared with 14c at this
time one year ago. when July was selling at
l6.40c. The long drought In the southwest has
been broken and adTices from west Of the
Mississippi river are to the effect that prepara-
ti0ns on an extensive scale are being made for
the new crop in Arkansas. Oklahoma and Texas,
fn which states II is said there viii be a very
large increase in the cotton acreage. The high
prices ar which cotton is selling stimulating
The growing Of cotton in every spot on the globe
where the staple can be. produced and every
effort will be made the coming year 70 mater
tally increase the production. not only in the
United States but in Mexico. Peru. India. Egypt
Russia and China
Cotton-Spot closed quiet. Middling upsnds,
II. 4.95c; middling gulf. 1920. Sales, 400 bales
COTTON FUTURES Year
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Eastern LIvestock NIarket
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. Dec. s.-Cattle-Receipts, est
Z. p; Texas steers. 81 .2OM5-35; Western steers,
s. $3.50. stOckers and feeders, SS.40d $50; COWS
and heifers. S2.50@6.25; calves, s7.25G9.25.
HOgs-Receipts, estimated at $4,000. Market
dull. 10 IOc lower. Light. 81 -4OdT- 50; mixed,
s. .50dT So; heavy. s7.s5 80; rough. S7.456
go. good 10 choice heavy. $1,000 50; pigs,
ST-15nT IS. bulk of sales. 81. NI7-T5-
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 1900 Market
weak Native 50 SoN s-S5; western, S2-1561
80. veariings. S4.75d5.S0, lambs, native,
S4.250 ESQ; western. S4.75M6-50.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 29--Cattle-R Receipts.
$500. Market steady 70 strong. Native steers.
S5n6.50; native cows and heifers S2.T5d6;
sfockers snd feeders S4d5.40; bnlls. $500
4-75; calves, S5Qs-3o: western steers, S4.509
6: western cows. 81. .T5G5.
Hogs Receipts. 5000. Market SC lower. Bulk
~ SAFES. ST.e5GT.To: heavy. s7.65d7.72lz
packers and butchers, ST.65dT-T0; light, $1,000
Sbeep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady Nut
tons IS -50d 40; lambs. S5.50d6-25; fed wethers
and yearlings, S3.T5d5.50; fed western ewes,
S503-90
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 29.-Csttle- Receipts.
$500. Market steady. Native steers. S4-50d
ESQ; COWS and heifers, S8d5; western steers.
$500 5.T5- range COWS and heifers. $3d4-I5:
Gamers. S3d3-5o; stockers and feeders, $500
5.65; calves, S4dS; bulls, stays, etc, $3.50
zS5.
Hogs Receipts 200. Market 10 to 15c lower.
Heavy. S7.40dT.eo mixed. s7.5o@7.6o; light,
ZOO Io' pigs. se.5o97-5o; bulk Of sales,
sbeep-Receipts. e.5oo. Market 15c to 25c
lower Yearlings S465.4O; vethers. $500
$40; ewes. S3M4; lambs, S5-25d $40
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COLORADAN CURED OF
ASTHMA BY LONG FASTf
Four Weeks Passed Withouf
Food Being Tasted

DENVER, Dec. 29.-According to his
own statement, a voluntary fast OF four
weeks has cured James E. DOugherty,
assistant secretary OF the Colorado
state bureau Of child and animal pro-
lection, Of asthma and Brlght's disease.
He had suffered from the former for
Is years.
For a few days. fasting feels as If
a Nicaraguan revolution were IN full
progress in ones vitals," said Secretary
Dougherty. But after that it is easy.
drank all the water I wanted. In two
weeks the asthma left me.
when the doctor said the fasting
should cease I began to live on fruit
juices and later on coarser foods. On
Christmas I ate turkey and all the
fixin's''
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Ne,y York Produce

NEw YORK. Dec. 29.-Hops
Hides-Dull
Petroleum Steady.
Nool-Quief
Sugar-Raw. nominal: Muscovado. 50 test,
3-36c; centrifugal. % test. 3S6c: molasses su-
gar. 50 test. 3.11c: refined. quiet
Buftcr-Easy. creamery specials, 5ut2 dolc'
extras, 29M29lac: thirds to hrsts, 23d2Sc.
Cheese-Steady; unchanged.
Eggs-Easy: state Pennsylvania. nearby hen-
nery. white fancy 46d4Sc; DO gathered white,
S6d45c; do hennerv. brown. fancy, 3Sd4oc; 90
gathered. brown. 37m3Sc.
DRIED FRUITS
EVap0rsted Apples-Very inactive; nrn, On
the spot fancy. are quoted at 12is loc; cholce'
lMl1lec; prime. 9lh d11c.
Prunes-Quiet: hrm on small offerings Quota
tions range from 7ltc 70 1Oase for CALIFORNIA;
up TO 3o-40s and 9iz 610sc for oregons from
Cos 10 SOS. -
1SIfc, extra choice 13lk dl3sic; fancy, 1874 a
14c
Peacbes-ouiet: steady. Choice. 7s4c; extra
choice. So a Sl9c; fancy. 9M9Azc 49,
&c: choice to fancy seeded 614 d755c; seedless.
soc; London layers, $1-20dl35.
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C0FFFF FUTTRES
New Work MetnI Mnrket

NEW YORK. Dec 29-Standard copper, weak;
spot. December. January. February and March.
12d12. l5c. London closed steady: spot f56 Is
Sd: futures ESQ les Sd. Arrivals reported at
New York today. ESQ tons. Custom house re-
turns show exports of 2S. 764 tons so far this
month Local dealers report a nominally un-
changed market. Lake copper. 1908. .25c; cleo
trolytic -. T5G13c. casting 1250612 75c.
Tin-Weak; spot, 3sd3S 1212c; December 3s
ass 10c: January, February and March. 81 906
IS. 10c. London, weak spot and futures, eta.
Lead-Dull 4.45d4.55c New York, 4.3004. 40c
East st. Louis. London. spot f13 IS 3d.
Spelter-Weak 5.40d5.471sc New York, $50
ass SOC East st. Louis. London. spot, f24
Iron-ClevelaDd warrants, 49s 1015d I'm London.
Locally iron was quiet. No. l foundry northern.
S15.25d16.25: No. .. $14.75@15.75: No. ] south
ern and No. 1 southern soft, 15.25@l5.75.
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ALUM ROCK SPRINGS
DEVELOPMENT URGED
Park Commissioners Recon-
mend $125 900 Bond Issue
Especial Dispdtch to The Call

SAN JOSE, Dec. ,29.-The Alum Rock
park commissioners last night recon-
mended a bond issue of s125,000 to de-
velops the mineral springs in the city's
canyon reservation seven miles east of
here. Practically every prizehghter of
note that has trained in the vicinity of
San Francisco for several years past
has put in considerable time at Alum
Rock, but the lack of accommodations
has prevented them from using it as a
permanent training camp. Among the
improvements proposed are a new bath
house. two new bridges. a septic tank.
the development OF new mineral springs
and a general water supply.
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BURGLAR BEATS WOMAN
AND LEAVES PLUNDER
Silver Wrapped in TabIecloth Is
Found on Stairs

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 29.-Attacked by
burglar on the stairs leading from
the basement of her cottage late last
night, Mrs. B. v. Franklin, wife Of a
physician. was beaten with a revolver
and choked until nearly unconscious.
AS his victim dropped the burglar
dashed down the stairway without
making any effort to take his plunder
and disappeared.
The police found silver to the value
of more than 800 wrapped in a table
cloth at the top of the stairs.
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ALASKA is ENJOYING
MILD WINTER SEASON

SEATTLE, Dec. 2s.-The present
winter has been one of the mildest ever
known in Alaska Many of the gold
dredges have only recently ceased
work. and gold is still on the way to
Seattle. Capt. G. E. Baughman OF the
steamship Humboldt reports that when
he was at Wrangle a week ago, flowers
were blooming in the gardens.
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later months win certainly be higher than that
present prevailing.
Operators are anticipating a decrease Of the
worlds visible supply during December OF 300-
600 to 100000 bags. which win compare with
the decrease last year of 1000. Today was
first notice day for January, but while there
were fair number of notices in circulation
they were TO a large extent stopped by the
eDce on values
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WASHINGTON UNAWARE
OF INSULAR TROUBLE
War Department Hears Nothing
From the Philippines

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29. - Repeated
publication of statements OF japanese
activities in the Philippines today called
forth from the war department the as
sertion that no information has been
received there to justify such state
ments. The officials insist that II would
have been the duty OF the governor
general or of Major General Duvall.
commander OF the Philippine division.
promptly to cable the department OF
the discovery Of spies or OF any facts
that threatened American sovereignty
in the Philippines
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Patents for CalifOrnians
[Speeial Di,eateh 70 The Calll

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-California
patents were issued today as follows.
Charles J. Best. Oakland. ore furnace. Burfon
Black orcutt, pump; Henry d. Brown and L
w. Biymer, Los Angeles. electric Iignt rerep-
taclei Joseph B. Collins. San Jose, dish: Julian
T. Corbln, Alameda, vacuum supporting device:
Joseph L. Fredlipp, MADEIRA. belt loop: RoberI
A. Gibson, Berkeley, and ]. b. Sartoto;1 Emerv-
vile. music leaf turner, Sterling P. Isbeil.
ukiah, salt shaker: Robert H. Keaton San
Francisco, nonskid tire: Arthur Kempstou, San
francisco. electric signaling box: Charles r.
kittle and ]. w. Gates, said Gates assignOr to
4: X Holmes, Los Angeles, spring fork for
wheeled vehicles; Henry Mattinger, Los Angeles.
drafting instruments; Charles e. Maud. Monte
rey, two cycle internal combustion engine: Rob
ert A. McCraeken. Santa Ana Los Angeles. coin
detector chute; Elijah D. Mcdonald, los. An
geles, reinforced concrete pile; DR.. C. F. Oliver.
Frultyale. pencil sharpener; Anders Ponten.
berkeley, centrifugal sluicing machine; Ernest
L. Reguin. San Francisco reversible window
sash; Johann G. Wallman1. Oakland. electric
sealing Device :
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Portland Livestock Market

PORTLAND, Dec. 9.-Cattle-Receipts, 100;
market firm. Prime steers. Sc. 577.5O; good 10
choice steers. $4,000; choice 10 prime COWS,
S5.50G5. 7Js good 10 choice beef COWS. S5d5.50:
good 10 choice heifers, s4.75d5; choice to good
fat bulls. S425M450; good 10 choice light calves,
ST07-50; good 10 choice heavy calves. S5.25M6;
good 10 choice stays. S45O05.
Hogs Receipts, 200; market firm. Choice hogs,
IS - a.: good 10 choice hogs. SS500S.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 100: market firm. Yearling
Wefhers. S4.75d5. old wethers. $4-25d4. so:
choice ewes. S3.T564; good 10 choice ewes, $3.25
d3.75: choice lambs, S6.T5q7; good TO choice,
S6H650.
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BELT RAILROAD TO
have new engine
Harbor Commissioners Call for
Bids for Locomotive for Use
on Water Front Line

HE harbor COM
missioners yester-
day directed Sec
retary Thorpe to
advertise for bids
for a six wheeled
switching engine to
be built according
t o specifications
prepared by Super
intenjent Burnham
for the state belt
railroad. The belt
railroad until four
years ago was a
burden on the ship
ping and of little
use to any but the
politicians for whom
it provided jobs.
Tho nrarank hnorJ
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MRS. FEARN BRIDE OF
ARTHUR INKERSLEY
Widow of Former American
Ambassador Marries Traveller

LONDON. Dec. 29.-AIrs, John Walker
Fearn. widow Of the former Americans
minister to Greece, Romania and Ser
via, and Arthur Inkersley OF Lyme
Regis, a well known traveller, were
married in Salisbury cathedral today.
The bishop of Salisbury, a personal
friend of the bridegroom. oficiated. and
American Ambassador Reid gave away
the bride
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Memoranda

Bark Pactolus, which arrived at Cape Town
Nov. from Oregon. experienced heavy weather
on voyage; jettisoned about 80 900 feet lumber;
also had mizzenmast sprung.
Tug Sea Prince has been moved some distance:
at present time vessel lies In 102 feet OF water;
formerly in 132 feet; attempt may be made
tomorrow to move vessel into shallower water
LONDON. Dec. 29.-Fr ship Chateaubriand,
from Glasgow for San Francisco. has put into st.
Nazaire leaking.
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Naval stores-Turpentine and ROsin

SAVANNAH, Ga. Dec. 29.-Turpentine-
at nc. Sales. $40; receipts, 72l; shipments,
3Ss; stock. 1868.
Rosin-Ffrm. Sales, 2,7se: receipts, 5.os1;
shipments. 3.1o1; stocks, 81. .3sS Quote: B,
S5. .S5d5. .s71a: D. $500: z, s5.s21k d5.95: F,
S5.e5; G. $5.sT15 de; II, Sc. 66.05; +. s605: K.
500; NJ, S7.15; n, $7.35; VIC ST45; WV,
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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

S1NOPSlS OF WEATHER. CONDIIIONS
well marked depression has moved In on the
northern coast, and while most of the disturb
ance will pass eastward through the northern
states portion of it may extend southwark,
causing southern winds and rain in the northern
counties of California
The pressure continues high over the south
western states. extending well east to the middle
of the country. East of the Mississippi the
weather is unsettled with cloudy skies. more
rain than snow and abnormally warm weather.
The rain covers the entire country east Of
the Mississippi, except Florida and the Caro-
linas. The following heavy rainfalls are re-
corded: Memphis 1.34 inches and Shreveport
1.30 inches.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Fri
day, with showers; moderate south winds; some
what warmer.
For Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Friday, show
by night; light south wind.
For Sacramento valley-Showers Friday; mod
crate south wind.
For San joaquin valley-Cloudy Friday; light
east wind.
For California south of the Tehachapi-Cloudy
Friday; light north winds. changing to south.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 29-observations taken
- = ffr,A4
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Dec. -Butter-Steady. Cream
cries 23d20c: dairies. 2ld25c.
Eggs-Receipts. 1879 cases. Steady; at marx,
cases Included. 1917 G221sc; hrsts, 29c; prime
frslz 3lc
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. 15d15Ae: twins. "A
a14lkc: Young Americas, l5A dl51ac; long
horns 15@l51l
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a. I.nnin TrnoI nIa-l-a.

ST. LOUIS. Dec 29-WOol-Unchanged;
medium grades. combing and clothing. 22d23c;
light hne. 20d22c; heavy fine, 15dI7c; tub
washed, 2Oa33c
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WOMAN MADE TEACHER
IN PETALUMA SCHOOL,
IsseeiaL Diseateh to The Call

IOIeCIlI DS2dIIH % 7 Hc NdII
PETALUMA. Dec. 29-At a meeting
of the board Of education today Miss
Elsa Schluckebier was elected to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the resi- gnation OF
Martin Singer, who was teacher OF
Latin. English and history in the Peta-
luna high school Miss Schluckebier is
a graduate Of the state university.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco, Dec. %, 1910.
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STATIONS
Sacramento watershed-

Sacramento watershed
Kennett. Sacramento river. /.
Red Bluff, Sacramento river
Monroeville, Sacto. river. !.
Colusa, Sacramento river. i.
Knights Landing Sacto. r. 1.
Oroville, Feather river. -.
Marysville. Yuba river. -.
Folsom, American river. :. !.
Sacramento, Sacramento R.
Rio Vista, Sacramento river
San Joaquin watershed
Pollasky. San Joaquin river
Fierbaugh, San Joaquin R. :.
Merced falls, Merced river.
Jacksonville. Tuolumne r. !.
Melones, Stanislaus river. :.
Jenny Lind. Calaveras river
Electra, Mokelumne river. j.
Lathrop, San Joaquin river.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST

Indicates rising river. Indicates fallin,
river. N. R. TAYLOR. Local Forecaster.
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NEWS oF THE OCEAN

Tonnage Engagements
The French ship David dangers, at San Diego.
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DAILY RIVER BULLET

SACRAMENTO, Dec 29-observations taken
at a. m. Pacific time:
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By United Wireless
Thursday, December %.
STEAMER wASHTENAw-Dec %, of p;veor
point at p M; viii arrive at North Head s
p. m.
STEAMER YALE-Of Pigeon point at 6:25 n.
M; calm; clear and smooth seas with ali well
aboard.
STEAMER QUEEN-11 miles north of Point
Arena at p. m; overcast; light southerIy
wind; smooth; barometer Bob; temperature
81
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Wednesday, December 2s
Stnr Mann Smith, Olsen. hours from Coos
river direct ~
Thursday. December %
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-04

DROPS

FLOWER DROPS IS -aa most
concentrated perfume ever pro
laeeL dc Is pug up m s.ass
sag cred bottles wl-h a Ions
stopper lca Ha4la 10 drop the
perfume
A drop produces le odoE OF
@ thousand blossoms.
Dc las more ll4l utg times
u strength of ordinary per
-la
Do IS therefore Las most ESQ
--4l-al perfume made
Es s9Il Dr. druggists only
$3.50 Per hogl.s
u comes m SIX odo@ -Lsg
gs la valley Rose Violet
laa4gple. glalss Blossom and
#slrA
L Is Bal up l a turned pol
ae6 maple wood box. sere#
Cop. making Be most convenient
Lg carry ll travelling
El tla most fascinating
perfume eFsE sold
A laE lruEs upon The GlE-
erie lIlsas taa perfume
lruah aal Che clothes. develop
las "a 1eIsaul 5aala mE
rance So 4lea desired by Wg-
la % fashion.
Flower DroR5 arc -le LoHeE
gt1ra. made without zlcULoL
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-04

a .arg use5 Go bz lgll sf PaJsrsW-
fas5 be- eaad eEaeE pogs %
each r.ate glass aaE AIS inch ,aIgE
graels las hand upon O. as
.runaa piano ksg board saJ striking
ala aa ultJla aassr ll8-
ras study u q alaeg aEs pas
HaIeh .asea two INMATES sla aTg
seconds BE- play Ehu lgui pressure
.r.aea. Co aear ga las. Is b estimated
equal ta la-1a ma teaa Ehl aver
ae eE al hours plano play
e a la.u.ls mas-e varies Fuu
.He.Fe "a ay l.af ggaa
The H.zt1ri7a1 sissssars.
HHaa rI vas a historical pz1a9a-
vaasa uama yes Giles ta Eeu
l. MAS uAasuai "baEeg H.eae
@ Harlae aasri 1f bIuelLaeE
l. Persuaded Bg au Italian al
lll- 1s strength cQa-1 BE- co.
nT bathing a lhe blood 1i l-
..s. ne. 1aG many eludEsa salrapPe1
..- ODD. lHrala uguasa INTO Es cas-
81. UaauEaea. ga thg LgEe gha
-...s.E al.rl ara 5llu tl be seen Az
a horrible sHspis.gns at the
country HE ls To- Wlal was going 1a
H-a proved aad thg monster was
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
sfsrd Tack for Her Memoir,

Che is just a tiny tlL OF a waii
with glorious blue eyes aud a wealth
OF rich golden curls. As she stood
on tiptoe on her seat at the Ringllns
circus last night for a glimpse at
the entering hosts she was siIhouett
ed against the mass OF humanity like
q Madonna child.
When the clowns came in shs
clapped her hands and screamed
with delight. The ponies and ele
phants threw her into the seventh
heaven OF childish happiness. The
blue eyes sparkIed brighter With
each succeeding number OF the pro
gram.
With laughing and looking she had
no time TO talk Finally she found
spare minute DeeD-rootcd A..
lection for tho mother at home was
manifest when she turned suddenly
and cried with am expression that
bespoke real baby character.
Daddy : wonder how am 20
ing 20 remember all this so 7 can
tell mamma about I'll"
a hundred persons near her forgot
me circus for 2 moment pbiiadal
yhia Times
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

cheevIess Luzury.

She had just finished houseelsaAinE
and was just proud enough Of the
cleanliness 20 want TO exhibit &c. And
30 she did, but It never appealed 70
the visitor who loves sunshine, light
and home atmosphere. The parlor,
with It's luxuriant rug, hne draperiss
and excellent pictures, was still damp
from the cleaning process: the eur
tains smelled starchy, the DARK blinds
were down and the room was droary
The blinds were drawn in the dining
room, the cut glass glistened like
icieles in ? cave on the mantle. side
hoard and center table The kitohs1,
just freshly painted with green paint
is very poisonous sOhstance) vac
tightly closed window shades par
tally drawn and tho place was rank
with the odor OF new linoleum. stove
polish and paint Call that pleasant
4 tent in the wilderness. with sun
shine and a growing sundoWer. would
m like E1doradO IN comparison to tn
handsome. musty, frownlna palace
Cleanliness denied sunshine is not
conductive TO pleasant hons stmoE
phers
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

J. r. Thornton II the Thornton
Clothing, who has hen in New York
and Ia 'inore for some time buying
spring goods for his progressive arm
.eturned this stternooR. =.