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& OPENING SALE -
OF THE
HOLLISTER HORSE MARKET
1916 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
We Will Sell on
MONDAY, JUNE 8, II A. VI.
One carload Of standard bred horses from ths
R. A SPARKS RANCH Of Dixon These horses
are all young and sound. Among them several
matched teams. blacks. bays and sOrrels. POSI-
lively no reserve. Mr. Sparks is Overstocked
and has ordered them sold
Also. at same time and place. we will sell one
carload OF draft horses. Everything as repre-
sented- Horses exhibition Saturday. Re
member the date and place. 1916 Market ST.,
June s. No outside horses offered
A. H. SCOFIELD. Livestock Auetioneer.
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SALES
COMING
fHa In

The biggest sale OF the season. Last chance to
get heavy draft horses. Farmers and contract
ors, In fact. all teamsters. take notice: We
shall sell So head OF HEAVY PERCHERON and
SHIRE bred mares and geldings, Weighing from
1.4OO TO 1850 and from 10 years OF age
These colts have been raised In northern CaIifOr-
MIA and OF the finest bred stock in ths
state. and we say without hesitation that no
such opportunity to purchase heavy draft colts
and horses ready to 60 to work has been offered
on the market this season. II you do not wish
TO buy You must not overlook the opportunity
any horse show They Will be sold without re-
serve or limit. and all will be guaranteed to be
Just as represented The demand for work
horses Of this kind Is to be greater the com
ing season than ever before, owing 70 the low
price >of feed and the great demand for horses
In all lines OF business. The sale viii take place
at our pavilion on Tuesday, June Z. at I D. m
and p. m The stock win be on exhibition sat
urday, the 4th of June.
WESTERN HORSE MARKET.
E. STEWART & CO., Auctioneers.
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& AT PUBLIC AUCTION &

SATURDAY. June T. IL a. m, 65 head OF all
purpose mares; ponies, buggles and harness. J5I
Auctoneer.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
weather Bureau. San Francisco June 3. 1910.
RAINFALL DATA
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Shipments for the North

Shipments for the North
The steamer Queen sailed for Victoria on
Sunday with cargo consigned to various British
American cities valued at $23.7 .735 and including
the following:
1876, 500 lbs dried fruit 26631 lbs raisins
7431 lbs beans PA pkgs fresh fruits 173 pkgs
vegetables. 247 pkgs onions, 23l pkgs potatoes,
III cs canned goods. los cs and 80 gals wine,
pkgs drugs. o59 cs a axle grease, automobile,
10 TASKS quicksilver, 81 pkgs paints 100 tins
matches, pkgs machinery.
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15O-HORSES-15O
Thursday. lime O. 1910

I0U-HUhoES-I0U
Thursday, June 8. 1910
By order of the AbelStauntOn Horse Company
OF Wfnnemucea. New, we will sell 100 head Of
broken and unbroken mares and geldings, weigh
ing from 1000 to 1900 pounds. This Is an
peeially good lot Of stock, having been selected
and reserved for this sale They are all In fine
condition and ready for work. Horses at the
yard for inspection Wednesday.
Sale takes place THURSDAY. June 3, at II a.
m. at j. b. HOran's salesyard corner 10th and
Bryant sts-. ). r. W. II. HORD Auctioneer,
704 Market St, ;. F. No outside horses taken.
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Log RAFT in Heavy Weather

The Norwelg1an steamer Thor, Cap
tain Egenes, which arrived yesterday
from Nanaimo, passed the steamer
George w Fenwick at o'clock a. M.
June with a log raft in tow. The
Portland to this port and Captain
Egenes said that when he went by
the raft was being roughly handled
by a heavy northwest gale. The Fen
wick was making little progress, but
the raft appeared to be intact. The
Thor brought 7,34S tons of coal.
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Resigns After Long Service

J. A. Peters, receiving clerk Tor the
Pacific Mail company, has resigned
from the company's service, in which
he has worked hard for 25 years. John
place. Peters has been known for
Years as the busiest man on the Pacific
Mail wharves. He received and kept
track of all the supplies and stores for
all the ships and it kept him hustling
from early morning until the o'clock
whistle blew and often much later, as
Peters was always too busy to notice
q little thing like a whistle.
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SEATTLE, June 3-The Great North
ern steamship Minnesota arrived today.
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Damage to Lightship Not seriou.

The Pacific Mail liner San Juan, Can
tain Frazier, cleared yesterday and
will sail today for Panama. and way
ports.
amounted to 2,721 900 feet.
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Sierra arrived yesterday at Homo
lulu.
The army transport Sherman, home
ward bound, arrived yesterday at
Honolulu.
RubIee's Body Brought
SEA TITLE Iune 3-The Great Nor+t !
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Beaver WIN Soon Be Ready

The new steamer Beaver of the San
converted into an oil burner and will
soon be ready for service The Beaver
is scheduled to make its first regular
Portland, leaving here June IL The
extension of the service as far south
as San Pedro is now being arranged
and will become a fact in about six
weeks
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. f
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL ErL-E LIZ

ED1 AL Blu
Every Other Hour On the Cd Hour~
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
-7-g5 a. m--Dlner, Pullman Esrl0r Car.
1870 a. n--5-hour train. BrOlIer Psr-s- Car
$50 a. M lllIlan Eru--er Farl1r Car.
II 20 a. m--DIuer ana Pullman Par-0r Car.
= 20 D. m--Diner and Pullman Parlo- Car
800 , m----Royai Limited All Pullman
400 q. m.-Coaeaes 70 Philadelphia
$50 p m--Dlne- and Observation Parior
Cd-
= .. n-Coaches 20 New York
sI--L5 y. T--S-ecpCrs 70 New York
s2.52 g. m.-SlelDeIs % Philadelphia and NSB
ATLANTIC CRY 17.oo. &c. tu.Oa a n.
1l.oo. $50 P N n u.,..--.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
CH-eek Days, a. ma % Il p M
- s. T5-uC 49, 80, -, fs-ye, So, .5s0a
$50 -l8.os .II.g9 d m FI--oJ noon; 7--.l5,
= ID .Il5, +--1l. SO, ra--l- $50. fs.10.
as SOP 55-Os 50. $50. ESQ. I.-yg. -s-gs
SO. .lJ.e0. -lg-55, 'Il-S-. I'll y 7.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. 81. $50 =. M
CINCINNATI ST Ly-Is. and LOUIS
VILE -s-ly. a. n. -s-e5 D. m-- 'l-.l0 night
$50 night. Sleeper ready. 10 p ~.
1ENELAND. $40 = M
TtTr-I-TIsSG. ss.I0 a m, "5.3c D n
CUMBERLAND. '5-l5 p m. queen City
~ WseIlSSiccHEsrER 1910 a n. t4.5. t5.0s
p riEslEDERIck r.-a $40. 80 a. m. u.sa.
-HAGERSTOwN. 1910 a. n. $500 p n
sTairv EXCEPT sunday -Sunday only
- - r,rTrrs- 1f1- q ST. Tel. Main 1891: -
E5..r-s-Iyaula. ave. Main -sSs New Gnisl
,srsrssn Ticket Once Main l5SJ- Ll1Orn2-
ton Bureau. Main lSs1-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY-

Published only as information, not guaranteed
60 n M laily-FOl Virginia. West Fir-
-i-5s sud kentucky points Pullman sseep-
= % .,.ucinn4-l and Louisville Z. q o.
aiming car from CharlCtteSylle.
o- c-5 =, saslv-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
r-tTTl,EGO SPECIAL solid train 20 S.
Gc-1is with Pullman sleepers 10 Chicago
Stops only al important stations Fui-IElan ;
49, srr-snrlent and C. & o. dining car.
-T-1a u IN daIy-F- F. v LIMITED. FOR
~,---5-rstf Louisville. the West. S0uthWes-.
~ Northwest pullman sleeDcrs 20 Virgin
= I5or sSf~lnz.s Cincinnati. and Louisville
Il & O. dining car
-SesaDeake and Ohio OfnCeS az SIS p.
- 1Sss + s.. and New Union station
e-s1.,roDe Main 1905 and Z-l5 Tor tickets. bag
C,i ,.rf-l-s reservations. and taNicsbs-
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cOiiIHERN RAILWAY.

Follow ins schedule ugures pgUllsaeI
= Information and are not guarantee
or - Atlanta. birmingham. MOBILE. Seps
- ,,.,.A lille, a. and 1913 T. t.
80 'r-l,attanooga ana Memphis 9-Oy 4 o..
- Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. SIZE
,t,,-hatn New Orleans i0-lU 3. m-
80 Roanoke. Knoxville, ChaJlaIooga. Nss--
,.tIIs. Memphis. $40 a m daily tSieepius
- olen after 10 D. M
For Atlanta Birmingham, Column. -
Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. savannah. Jacs-
sonNille. and FicTica pu.nta. s--5 p. m Gli, ).
I. S BROWN. General Agent
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tMoors's Addition
CLARENDON VA

Church Electric Railway. IS minutes u %
81 and Pa ave. Original shade trees
Lots SEQ eech- s. cash and s. per month
80 Interest No Taxes
We Will build nome to suit you o.
monthly payments
Z NJ DAVIDSON. Agent
Residence. clarendon Va Rosslvn. "a
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

NJ SEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE re-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING. 81 L ST
J ". PHONE y. So Y.
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A CHANCE FOR DESERVING. respectable
people 20 secure neat and comfortable
homes on practically rent basis.
VIII cause 10 be built on any lot IN any
one OF my subdiy isiOns IN Mt. Rainier. Nd.
any one Of the following described houses
No IA f-rOom bungalow, -4X2f #; either
pebble dash o. weather boarding, with neat
front porch: small back porch with neat
pantry nicely papered. gas. chandeliers. and
gas stove Price. 81 So
No 2-Same No. - with the addition Of
cellar under whole house furnace heat at
nc with IKE flooring and stair leading
thereto Price s.. $50
No Same as 40. e.. but an additional
room. making a 5-r1Dm bungalow. Sos
No 4-sane as No. .. with additional
room Sis
Terms-S-oo cash. and SIS per month.
or 500 cash, and 81 per month
OF so cash. and 50 per month
or So cash. and s. per month
COW eyaHcing5 recording, and certificates
Of title free
nj Rainier j. beautifully situated IN
Maryland, JUs- at the District lire which
lntersects 18th 81. and r J. ave. ". E The
-aH4 IS hlsl ana rolling. rich soil, very fine
Waler ana healthy Surroundings Taxes are
low and restrictions Few and reasonahIe III
VII. No whisky allowed 20 he sold. no COL
oIed people PERMITTED 20 BUY or rent ssd
no hulsances 40 Be maintained Car service
p lis IpaSsei IN or about Washington CITY
-l41 Is one Isre OF siN tickets fo- &c The
p- opef les o-ered are not RROWNSTO~E
l-l--s-'lls' OUT neat, comfortable nouIes.
nliric reepeCta BE people. without ErITIe and
iancles- can secure a start In Ifse and 800
I'VE their homes Apply JAS. O. EOGERS
t"AVE. once IN District Line station. 8frh 81
---.~ X 4 ave y r. Nj. Rainier Nd o.
- - - y W, City SHOW THIS AID.
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RAT EXTERMINATOR

THEY MUST DIE outside II you use nv rat
mice and roach eXtcrminatOr; an or sam
PIE can at soc; yearly contracts made: esti-
mates cheerfully given; send postal and viii
call. a. GURALSkI. l50S 9TH st NV.
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WALL PAPER

HUNT THE Old RELIABLE. now located
so days. Telephone Main 9647
ROOMS papered, $40 up. A. y. LEAPLEY
CO. 7o4 10th ST. y. r.
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up Spring STYLES now,
III work guaranteed lie PREUN, 1901 sth
st & w Phone North 3sSI
SEE ME before having your house pspered
Rooms papered from & up RICHARD
CARLISLE, 4l5 New York ave. phone North
2521.
ROOMS FAPERED 500 Up. Phone or END
postal for samples and estiuete CHAs n
HYSAN. uS zrd 81 ). E Tel Lincoln
s22e ~.
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CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS

r BLANKENSHIP. JAS T MATTTNGI.y
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
General Repair Work a Specially
BLANkENSHIP & Co.
Az 6th 81. y. W. Phone Main s75l
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sEARnAKp AIR LIE

~ . m uaily- r'lOrlca Fast Mall.
-, 49, coaches and Pullman sleePers 20
"a aud Jacksonville f-trior ca JacA-
-, !. - lamps AAIo~sA 9iSSPsE .
,--.1,rl LJiuinE ~Sis-
49, N. daily--'SeaboaTd Exp-ssS-'
.-,.---,rI coaches and Pullman sieepeEs Sa-
4hIo-s It..st5al lie. and Tampa Asa
S- --. tslliniu- ham. ana Memphis DlnInE
ticket onice. las New York ave y "
camps. D.PA - B. RYAN. G-P-A-
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NICE LITTLE, 6-acre chicken farm. with
buildings. N.5co. only S25c down; on electric
Line. Bon 165. Times Orice.
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PROPOSALS
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. OF

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Ofice m -
Supervising Architect. WASHINGTON. ID a.
. June g. 1910 SEALED PROPOSALS VIII
he received at TINS office Until clock n N,
OF the 2lst day Of june. 1910 and tbeD
opened. for metal shelviIg for the Office ~
the Supervising Architect Treasury Deps-f-
ment- Washington. u. c.. in accordance Win
drawing ana specification. copies of which
may be had at this office at the dlscretio5,
OF TIE Supervising Architect. JAMES KNOX
1A1LOE Supervising Architect
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER 0T
TIE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. June s. 1910
sealed proposals viii be received al this Of
ne until = o'clock B. M, June -. 1910 FOR
eA-aNaung ami grading engine house site
lots H. IT, and 20, square 55S9. 18th place and
pennsylvania ave = T. Specifications atd
form ~ proposal NAV De obtained al the
oi6ce vi the Chief Clerk Engineer Depart-
hcnt. room -, District Building. Washing
Ton. T. = tuno H. Rudolph John 4 John
stos William v Judson. Commissioners. D.
OFFICE. COMMISSIONER DISTRICT OF
COLI NkiN. June o. 1910. Sealed proposals
VIII ne fccel' ed az this office until O'Clock
, m, June 9Th. 1910 FOR the construction of
se"cls ~ TIE District ~ Columbia Forms
a proposals. sn,~idcations ana necessary in
formation NAY De- obtained from chief Clerk
t-H-lhetI department. room AT District
l'ullaing Washington. D. e.. CT-NO n. RI-
1.o4sFH. JOIN a. JOHNSTON WILLIAM
v - DSON. Commissioner. u. c.
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OVERS Ar CLEANE6S
COLLECTIONS

AMERICAN COLLECTING AND
INFORMATION BUREAU. 80 az 81 { "
z he Ervcery stores Viii send in the Slow,
bills. al once. we give reference 10 tbose
seeking credit =. A. HAIRSTON Me-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

A VERY ATTRACTIVE. comfortable,
and conveniently located suburban
home; ,.cres Of good garden soil a
4-room house with front and back
porches and cellar; barn. stable, rud
chicken house with incIosed yard.
several kinds % fruits: situated. one
hundred and fifty u50l yards from
electric cars. also convenient 10 steam
road, school, and churches; neighbOrs
near enough for comfort and far
enough away Tor privacy. Plenty Of
shade and very best OF water. lOca-
ton n high and commands a beautiful
view for many miles.
This Is worthy OF the attention Of
any serious suburban homeseeker.
Price only s., 80.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73S 18TH ST. n. W.
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WITHOUT OTHER CASH PAYdENT.
- per month VIII buy handsome 7--oo-,
- - mouse ar at Rainier. No Just in the
Maryland line. I car fare- low -a,---- - -.
le4splau-e restrictions This handsome home
contains cabinet colonial nantes. kitcben
perec and on large I1-- ro-c-e-a - -
Ltt-e rom electric cars on 2 I a.
tAtendea- Also beautiful frame 6ureIri-,-
Ssiile leTIns- J. G ROGERS O--e- m
Rainier. Nd. r T. ave y. 81 Sboy- .Lts n ~
oh CoLORED-SmaIl house. on 2 lois. easv
terms. great bargain. p -EN|rrrr
hl5 18th 81. ~ " 49,
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FLOOR OILS

once Used, Always Used.
SANITARY WAX FLOOR OIL
BRINkMAN-S
Price. 15c Bottle. J0c Gal. Delivered
FOR STORES AND PRIVATE TSE
LAYS the DUST and DOES NOT leave
the dOor STICKY or SLIPPERY buf
BRINGS out the GRAIN and GIVES tbe
floor a HARD WOOD FINISH Just the
thing for the door after taking I'D the car
pets and mattings
Manufactured BY ED BRINK8IAN < co
Phone Main 1851 OniCe $50 Pa ave = "
At All Grocery and Cigar Stores.
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YOU USE FLOOR OH. WHY NOT Use
c r HUNTERS Sanitary DCst-KiIIiuE Floor
On2 Keeps the floors clean and bright gives
them polished finish Good Tor Your furn!. ne
Try Il SOC gallon delivered phone lT-ir
5f5s. Ohice, li5 Pa. ave. y. W. Wasbf1--ol
D g. Used by L :. Govt. and over I al
families for the last Is years Beware OF
imita -nrs.
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SHANNON & LUCHs. 10 nth ST. y. W
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A
HOME WITHOUT CONSULTING Us OUR
LISTS ARE THE MOST COMPLETE
OUR PRICES THE LOWEST
SHANNON & LCCHs. 15 18th ST. y ".
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For Sale OF Rent.
FOR SALE-FARMS

I0-ACRE FARM on water FROM. near city:
finest location on Potomac steamboat land
ing; oauy boats Sl.O0o. AcGHIE. SIS 5th =
~ ~.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALE-Three bea-l tuI lots. nne eIeva-
don sOoc shade Columbia Park. T. Z
r r. sacrifice. So KOom e. 81 < y ".
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FOR SALE-H0USES

SHANNON q LUcHs. 10 18th ST. n. W.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MAKE AN
INVESTMENT WITHOUT CONSULTING
Us OUR LISTS ARE THE MOST COM
PLETE-OUR PRICES THE LOWEST.
SHANNON & LCCHs. HS 18th ST. y. W.
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righteousness PROPERTY

MOVING PICTURE THEATER size lor REM.
near Midway 18th St, building viii be
erected 10 sul- tenant
RAEEICk a IEECALE, 100 y. L. AVE.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

FOR SALE-At Congress Heights. a very
pleasant house 81 very good condition: 3
rooms. front and side pOTchess large front.
slCe, az back Yards with plenty shade
trees md bus.tsss prize very reasorable. AT
Information from pNV-sER. 40 I'd s. n E
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FOR SALE-WOODRIDGE HOUSE.
seven rooms and reception hall
Polished floors, gas range and gas ,Satsr
heater Sexton Warm-air furnace.
Open fireplace in den
All modern Improvements. House VIII ne
papered 20 suit purchaser. apply q. L NICK
-so4 18th 81 y. F.. Woodridge, y. G
Phone North 7sO5
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-15
Absolutely the Best Land
Proposition on the
Market.

The pillow displaces the cattle on the
famous 7O,000-acre O'Connor ranch, To-
Gated in Calhoun county, Texas, which
has been surveyed and cut up and is
now being sold to homeseekers in large
and small tracts at very low prices on
long terms; the very center of all that
is good in farming. fruit raising and
truck gardening. Soil rich and pro-
ductive as can be found anywhere,
right in the rain belt. 3S to AZ inches
annual rainfall we'll distributed thru
the chropping season. one Of the most
delightful climates in the world. no
frost or freeze outs. no drouths. no
swamps, no mosquitoes rich virgin soil
ready for the pillow that will enable you
to paw for your land with one good
years work: the place OF all others In
the United States where farming. fruit
and truck gardening is being conducted
and producing bountifully with the
least possible expense and greatest
possible profit We invite homeseek-
ers and investors to investigate what
we have to show you. We own our
land and those interested may be as
sured of the greatest consideration and
fair treatment. Excursions. homeseek-
ers' rates, first and third Tuesday OF
each month. Write us for reliable de-
tails and information. Address.
Calhoun County Cattle Company,
an and 312 Liaaett BLDG, st. Louis, Mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-15

partisan ticket which We can select
presently, with Warren at the head
of It. Mr.. A1ey will see Mr.. Benson
and induce his cooperation. Mr.. Con.
nell will investigate Mr.. Gormlys
career. Mr.. Rutherford will arrange
to have the franchise renewed % soon
a. It 10 possible to do 90. Mr.. War
rem will at once announce himself -
. candidate for reelection. Messrs.
Lihey. Habberley, and Connsll will
get their forces in line. And I think
that's all"
mot quite. Mr.. Haldans." said Lii
fey.
what else!''
you'll ct the barrel open for the
necessary expenses Of the cam.
paignr'
quite Co." said Haldsae. lryiy.
You may depend upon VI to DO what
Il proper: eh. sentlemen!"
Van slyke and Mcdonald nodded.
ri think we've done q pretty good
nights work." said the district attor-
ney, rising to his feet
Don't go yet" said Haldane. we
must hx up tho slate first, and that
will be all"
II was . half-hour later whom the
hast one departed from the house.
Haldane was quite aware of the con-
ditions under which his fortune was
being increased and his power extend
ed. He had been brought in contact
with the naked reality Of the situa-
tion q great many times: but It
seemed to him that never before had
it presented itself in SO hideous and
unattractive guise as on that night.
The hnancier was hardened. His con-
science, while keenly alive in other
directions, in matters concerning poll
tics and the people was scared and
indurated. But what had been said
and what he had discussed that night
had sickened him.
Haldane felt quite lonely. quite n''.
~ he sat there in the small hours OF
the morning, his cigar gone out.
musing over the situation. He pulled
himself together at last. The battle
was not lost. The enemy had not won.
and before that came about there
would be struggle which would beg
gar description. The cards seemed to
be In his hands, or In the hands Of the
ring of which he was chief. No more
experienced players ever sat at .
game than those associated with him.
They ought to win; but would they?
Haldane was by no means certain.
ITO Be Continued)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-15
CHAPTER X.

Ne piens - ejso niaO.
AZ thas nsmsut llaldaas 1eanearea
1.-THE room. He issAsl sisssay trss.
.blel.
: "0sntsseasa. II = past sslis4, bpt
swhsn ! asksA, him W1SeAsr ~ World
accept. the nomination er not, he
,lsaiA-"
E5ssdana~SeHss4-
/, H seiG he h1d alrsaAy pisdgsd
Dis su,,sst 70 assniy that aftsrnoon
ae the intercessaon ee-ee-ny d8ueA-
ter and some ether friends"
"Wsll, I'm damned" said tho boss.
rAre you goin' - stand for THAR
y hardly SEQ how can prevent 4"
ianswered Haldane, very much Per.
turbed, unless should disclose my
own connection with the administra-
.tion; which. take Il, 10 . thing to be
avoided for all our salkes."
Yes, unless We want to k1u the COW
we're milkin'." returned La6ey. 1T 10.
But can't you put pressure on him7"
ITO certain extent, yes"
4 "Cut on his allowance"
"Unfortunately. no has suidcient
money Of his own from his GRANDPA.
ther's estate. to keep him from-er-
want; and % he IL quite Of aEe. my
Influence must be . matter Of per
suasion."
"Gsntlomen." said Rutherford, this
Is q very serious indication Of the
gravity Of the situation. II young
mon like Livingstone Haldane espouse
the cause Of George Gormly. Il means
that he'll have following among that
class that has tremendous weight"
THAT class as . rule don't cut much
Of Q figure in politics" said the street
commissioner. IT'S my white wings
and Coanell's gang and the society
khat does the work"
Don't make any mistake" said
Rptherfor4. "The class 70 which you
refer, n Il could be walked up. -
capable Of doing amazing work"
: II know anything about It." said
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-15
Big Crop Of Honey.

Silver City, Oct. >15.-T. l.. Shawler.
the bee man, says his honey crop this
year will amount to 10000 pounds,
which was made by seventy stands of
bees. He has better than 1000 pounds
Of fall honey Mr.. Shaw1er says this
has been an average season for honey.
II we had had, rain In July there is no
telling how much he would have had.
The foul brood" a disease among bees,