davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-12-25
MANS BETTER HALF.

Who sows tares? Why. the good house
wife. in her children'S pants.
Susan b. Anthony says that no induce
ment could tempt her to he trammeled in
life by "A mere man.
He said her hair was ,lyed. and when
she Indignantly exclaimed Ills false -
Ii" said he presumed So
young lady attending balls and parties
should have a female chaperon until she
Is able TO call some other chap her own.
Every one of the seven lady county su-
perntcndents of schools in the state of
Iowa is outside of the state of matrimonv.
Its not at all surprising that Adam fell.
Tie had Eve constantly about him. talking
about nude dress. and she had one every
day.
Some females have just been arrested in
Kentucky for the manufacture of illicit
whiskey. This is the first instance on
record OF woman keeping still.
\ petrifie1 woman has been discovered
near Halifax. II is suspected that her hus-
band gave her $40 without asking, to get
new fall bonnet, and she was pctrifed
with astonishment.
Nine out OF every ten women in America
BUY their hair instead of raising it. Such
state OF affairs should not exist in a
country that annually spends thousands of
dollars tor the support Of an agricultural
bureau
\ aikey woman recently married a
Chinese aundrynan. and in three DAYS the
unhappy Celestial appeared at 4 barber
shop and ordered his pig-tail to be cut off,
saying, in explanation "Too muchee
lank.'
An Edinburgh woman, who had her
husband before the magistrate for beating
Ter, showed his honor book OF dates
which proved that size had been beaten 49O
lines in four years. The husband was
ent to Jail for three days.
Miss Mary Allen West is superintendent
# schools in Knox county, ILL.,, and her
chools have taken six out OF the eight
premiums offered in Educational Depart
nent of the Illinois State Fair. The su-
of the educational exhibit
recommended the State Board of Agricul-
''re TO grant a medal to Miss West.
''Wherc did you get this bad butter?"
SKIS the Sioux City Qowa) man. And his
'ifels so situatedas to be enabled to reply:
Over te that corner groceryman's-Dam-
im.' Then the wife, whom he never be-
ore supposed to be a profane woman, has
D explain to her critical lord and master
hat she was only giving the name of the
rocery-keeper-''Damhim."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-12-25

The Chicago Tribune, having adopted
spelling reform rule, spells laughable ''lat-
abls."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-12-25
The PIN.

""ce. courier Building. Main street.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-12-25
SOCIAL. TYPES.
Description Of Various COurtimxs
and the Fates Which Follow.

The various grades OF bellies and beaux
that are now on the matrimonial lists will
be found In the following table, carefully
compiled from cupid's votaries in our
midst:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-05

lieseu tlsb. Dem srlsn 8tutperluif Der.
oantte sr wobt ;uaadit lsia erwahen unS
bic 6aaisteit, oilie serbsi,uruien, uuo pas
geerf zines sroben 3ufaas it's, bab Der
1rate @pa,rsans Die jan5s sSaaorerin in
lsiue Ndta fitrts gr la5e loaft tsute
nod IN jsner Groipalte toet uno ifarr, cine
@peile Der Jtaten unb 6uhle. SIR.
guhbain, unn iauter ertSnts lsine Stim>
me unt eusdpr irsentsr blide er auf ben
@lenosn, rs!Aer mi! porsetsuatsm Sopf
uno lAwanteubsn &aissa. eu Bib fsiser
gsrru6tbsit. pafano. tabt iar GeSost z
gaer Jreunb batts bsi oem Stur, IN Die
2;sfe btina9e 1sia oeb,a eins etiibt - unp
in ceutlAsr 9pra6s Su bsm 9T anolsiesr ::
sic fno al1o binab8efarSts Stcipsrtsn
iter cine BurseI
Wafel nsiate ;uItimmeuo iein 5aupt, obs
ne bic (sleren Bltdte pon bss Gapitdns bsstt+
(cbultriasr Gsilalt ab;aIsbsa. uno 6sQs
lpis faar fort: Sa, eiaem 3uIal psrranft
Sieler Mana lsiu 9e6er, uno nun taben
pir ibn tisber sebraht, um in ifner gs.
gsnmart enta su fra9eu, po ttr In Der Saat
Der sin;iss gr5s cures graeers iaio. 8f'
linnt euh 1T Der Gsritortsne niAt oens
rod rsrhsirot9st sespe1sn T? Stnterilsb sr
in Der saet &inrer?
8uhbain rihtste fh smpcr. Das
gspubtisn, ainen MorD bssaa5eu gu ia
ben. mar son iaa senommsn. Ias 5ea'
pis's Sanplunasweile sin3 bsrcor, baB er
ben Bruosr isines Sussnofrsunoss sa
IAonsn wan1pts. Nafel Sa5sssn, osr
sin3iss 81 firhtsnee 3eaee. Ysreiants it,
men Glaubsn. TeTsn 9lein gait n;dt
mstr oils lsin eissnss Sa. Snosm absr
lclde @ebantsn wie Slise isnen Rcpf
burhSudten, rofte CT fid, nod sinmal nit
surudfsbrenber @srardtbeit gu nsuea 2au.
ldun9en ouf. Giniss @eeuueen i6wanfte
er, tann iii9rtsn Die pielsn au i'm ssrid'
tsten 8liae bic @ntFdeieuns kerbsi.
(5orifssuns frIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-05


iiberfauen unb terai,bt fputbe. Gel 9lun'
co bitnte frib,rin eer reauldrsn Qrn'se.
< Sm NOrtuFsn ses 9!aates bat Die
Sllts ben Gartsn uno SelbfriiAtsn 8'oBen
Sdaben sussfilst.
Gas ameritauilae @diff u9anea-
fer" bas nit 177O Baueu Saumwoas
belaoeu Dor Dem @alpsl Toner 6afsn, lag III
elm &aut Der. .0lammsn sswurbsn. Der Ra'
pitan uao bic Seeieute iplreu se,wunssn
ntsr Bpro gu lpringen, am ibr eetsn 3u
rettsn.
- SIR. q. Gcnfle, Der Nasat fir lee
tenpes 8ieb Der Ganias uao pacifc 8abn,
bershnet aah BEN ism ssmattsa .Mittbsi>
luuseE, Bag wabreno oielsr Saiica III
800 &epf Ninbyst son Tsras aaa norcz
linsn Marftsn esfchidt weroen.
- @rnft gpSe, Der fsinen GapaBsr
Gbarlss Sdpsiber tSo!sis, it i'm D.itriet->
BON Msoina Gountp gu dsoenjabrissr
3uhtbaualtrafs ssrgrtbsiit nerbsn. Da5
nieorise 5trafmas If oaoureb erfldrIih,
bab Bsweifs beissbraat muresn, eab eer
@orb III Ssltltrsrtheielsuns seidab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-05

= Nm 3. wuree In Der 1urnertatls su
5uufun bic srebe ,Gair" sroHast, bic brsi
Sage anpauern wirp. Die @innnnemsn
Fieesn in Die 8alfs pes Surn @ersins.
= Das Diilriet. @sriht in Ro @ranSe
gity 1T sssenuartis in Sisuas. @abrsne
elm hes MOrnes Nnsstiaster Dor ben
SGranfsm pss bohen @sriatsacfss lfanb,
murpe Der Rihtir iter irsenO einen ger.
fad stwas aaissreSt uno entllsB ben Di'
ltritts sNnwali, inssm er ibm gum usbsr.
Iub cine OstpRraIs BEN s25 suoiftirte.
Damn larisb er Elm auf "Nidtlauloia"
lautsnees gerbitt uno ftus Die Surs, ob Ne
nit esm urtasil ,ufrieosn lsi. G'f @s
ldworsne antwortstsa nit oSa", ginsr
antpurtfte ,Nstn". Der 8iHter tcfabl
tierauf seia saer!T Sic ltrissn SaIalIsn
beS Wsfananilss in Greiheit gu iesen.
Der 9ssriif weissrts lih, cislsa gffsbl
aua,ufIbrsn uno Der GtGter psrta9te Die
@srihtsiisuns bis gum 9lahmittas. 90;
balD bic Sisuns wieper erofnet worosn
mar, LIEF Ter Nihtsr ben Difrftanpalt
aufrufen b,rlelba war jfboh ntht anne.
lenp unb 70 tslsats Der Nihtsr i'm absr.
mails nit elmer Strafe bon S400.. = Ges
merit muB bier wsrOsn. bab piefss Wa
itersr,mplar Don Nidtsr sar 3e't p;ebild
belpiffn mar.
= Der Senat tat Die gi(l angsnpm'
mau, woraa isbfr Yiirstr elmer Staot
feds Sage i'm Sabre Straeenarbsit Der,
ria.en Dpsr-mutsmabiih -ensn Grlab
mann fsllsn mub
= Sci nsr jiinsil in Gasro ltat!aebab,
tsn Wunieipalmabi wurOe losrr @julfao
Shleihsr fir oas gmt bss fabtiidsu
5naeaisurs erw1hit.
- Der Neu= Braunfslier Mannsrhc.
betbsilist 4 Is nit 22 5anssrn am Nuiti'
nsr e Sauserfsf.
= Sn Joiae sinss Strsits bsim 3ar
tenipiel wurpc Gbarlss Smitb, Nsfs bee
Gr RonsrsGmannes BrOwn BON 8entudp
Don tInsm sewiiIsn Sotn &ea in 6aufman
erlhu6sn.
- Sn Yari5 perosn gisr I'm 2 Gsnts
per Dubeno Dirfanit.
Die Deutlten BON gpeimar uni
lIm3eaeno taltsn am IL. Elm Maifrit ab
| ,u mslhsm jsbt fhun Die umfalIsntltsr
gorbereitunssa setroiftn psrorn.
= Sn eamar County III wiessr elm
Wonofhslnbrsnnersi aufaetoten wprcsn
20 III biss bic brittle in siriem Sabre.
- Son Qartbo wirb terihte', oae .be
msrifantide 3aslmeiaer, Der fit, auf ben
Wsse scn WohtsrsY mad VisbraS Ntsral
tefanb, am 80. nate Qampa(as con zine,
| Saaee untsr 6iibruns hss Col. Nunei'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-05

fen bat einen 3ol Bon Marf per Gent
ner auf 9etrolsum uno GrbSbuns ber isb!,
gen 36ls auf g6ee um 26, auf &affts uni
80 une auf SpirituoIer um 6 Marf sor.
eelAlasen. - Sn S5ln murpe teute pas
8iemasdoenflnal CUR Jsisr BON Btsmard5
@eburtstag entailt --gtipa 8 Wiuionen
Warf Iouen In bielsm Sabre ;ur grnflte.
runs Ger 5ysftunsspelfs pou Strabburg
perwenbet trerten.
- Gin Wisner 5sle9rnmm nlflpet, tab
In s3arEhau 5abiseite Witslieosr zines
@eOclaticnscuaIAuIes pertaftet truroen,
in tcren g'fs mon bel Der gsrbaltuns
&epu!ssr fant. NuA an anberen Srtcn
iiao- @srtaftunsen rcrssaommsn, 70 oas
Die G5eiammt;abt aui 800 fcmmt. - Muf
ben praioenteu ees &risesseridtS In
Giaatfcf wuyoe ein meunlerii1er 5hub
atsefsaest Der absr febl eius. Der at,
tentater 1t enttemmsn Die rulIlhe
@enanarmtrie ioa ms8en ll"sufrifesnbsit
reoraani0st peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-05
: a 8
l,nSere GtaatSlea;Slatnr.

auain, 4. Qpril. Sm SauIe mahts
bas &omits fiit Nlple bic gmpfetluns,
$500 fir SnfanhlsBuns Der 9etaulca
fsitsn oss Slinesn. Sni1ituts ;u bswiaissn.
Der Nntras, Die 8ta sur @eoryaniiiruns
pom Sall's Nanssr. sr.9ompaanis auf een
Slid ,u lessn, 'prrSe nit IA sesen 38
9ttmmsn niebsraefimmt; etenfalls bic
Bill, ,u srmittsln, wslhen Yetra5 Der
Staat ben aebrern Der 5rsiihule pcm
Sabre 1878 bis 1876 nod lduloet. Das
J!nan, aumits empiisblt fclssape amenoe'
msnts ,ur. Bsw!llisuusstia /: oab biz Se'
w!llisans BON $3.50, 900 fur ben @rsn,'
ihub aslfriAeu uas Der Bstras far 5rsi'
1hnlen pon Elm gisrtsl auf Elm @htel
repuslrt miro SIN Ssnat rurce elm Ian
ger geridt iibsr bic sraulamf Bsbanoluns
Der Snlalsn oss Srrentaules uerlelen unp
5err Wauaee ale Supsrintenoeut Der an
lalt empfoblen. Dte Yia, welAe Be-
Itimmt. oab Die eeiden pcn Armen ,u ana
tumildsn Stueien bsnuet wsrofn .fOnnen,
pallitte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-05

- Sn ec6urs fano fiir5lid, cine Gna.
iteluna omeritaniIher Waarea tatt. Die
neutrality-suspicious. sparen Spiel
tpaaren, 9alanteriewaaren, ubren uns
Yankee Notions. Nifet. llbren aus
CONNECTICUT, tiQigsS OsIAmsioe uno vere
sOlpete nbrfstten sefslen isbr, ebeafo bic
III GROCER Wfense nusseifelten filterptae
ttrtcn g3aaren, SEffel uno @ateln, Mrm-
banoer uno anoece Nrtfel ans @umnli,
6eperhalter nno Motions" aus @ugei.
fen. Oie b5l5ernen spielmaaren mur
ben pe9en isrer funrtiden Contribution
uno Der lclioeu 9lr6eit bsruhoert, mas
um 10 aufaaenoer 1T, ais seraoe jsne
@eseno we9en liver Spieilpaaren Tabri
faticn befannt it. Die ameritaniIhen
Sdul-uno 3sihentafeln fno tefier ais
Die III europa angefertisteu. ginen ero,
beu Tebler MAIDEN ameritauiIde grpor.
tsure, inbein iie febr bdufis ibren artitein
@etraudsanDeil lunsen MIR in enalilder
sprade beifiisen uup giloer nur nit
enS(ilhen 8e5eihnunsen ididsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-05

- IS siett fein beIeres Wittet 9ssen
Opspepita al5 v9teeos 0itt go5s Comic"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04

YANKEES CONTROLLING THE ENGLISH
MARKET.-The first American ship.
ment of honey to England, eighty tons
in one ship, arrived there in good con-
dition on the fifth of last month, and
he Pail Mall Gazette notes with some
curiosity that it was stored "by Ameri-
can bees themselves into half million
neat little glass.sided boxes" There
seems to be no limit" says the Gazette,
"to the provisions with which Ameri-
ca is prepared to supply us. The first
experiment Of bringing honey in the
comb on q large scale, to Europe from
America having proved successful, il
will no doubt be repeated. Honey will
even perhaps become with us, as It was
with the ancients, an important article
of food" ,..'.s. s-t..,ss
Colonel T. W. Higginson says that
the feeling in England toward America
is the feeling of unwilling respect
toward q powerful competitor and
that American breadstuffs are max
ing light the work of English
millers, and American machinery
and inventions are steadily adj
vancing in the English market. Mr..
Chamberlain, M. p, told friend oil
Colonel Higginson: Formerly we
sent screws from Birmingham to Amer.
lea to the extent Of tens of thousand
pounds annually. Now American screws
undersell MS in the Birmingham mar
ket." rf ~ "aaS ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04
A Model Housekeeper.

A model housekeeper has an eye on
everything in tho house, hasa place for
everything, can put her hand on every
thing she wishes in the darkest night.
Everything in the kitchen goes like
clock-work, the table is set in order,
and everything comes upon the table
quietly, and with no unnecessary him
derance or confusion oil are politely
helped and feel at home.
After breakfast the lady goes into the
kitchen, gives the necessary instruction
to the servant, nothing more seems to
be necessary to say or do till lunch,
when at the appointed time the bell
rings, all passes off pleasantly, after
which the family retire to the parlor to
read or work, or else go out for a pleas.
ant walk.
Tea is served in the same quiet man
ner, and the evenings are spent in read
ing and pleasant conversation, or inno-
cent amusement.
On Monday the washing is performed
SO qnietly that no guest would suspect
any such laborious work was going on,
unless CHANGING to look out OF the win
dow they observed nice orderly line
of clothes, stirring in the breeze.
Tuesday the ironing is done, and on
Wednesday the large basket of beauti-
fully clean and shining clothes are
brought up stairs, looked over and the
different articles carried TO their re-
spective places. The clothing is care
fully examined to see if there is sim
gle stitch which needs to be set. All
the members of the family know where
their things are, and find everything
ready for them. The husband and
sons never find button off a shirt, or
stitch wanting in any garment.
Quietness and peace reign in the
family, no loud talk is heard in the
halls, no heavy footsteps CRATE upon the
ear. Boots are seldom seen in the par
lor. Boots and mud are left in the
lowest hail. This is no ideal sketch, /
have Witnessed it many times, and
could add much more in truth and JUS
ice.-Emily j., ia Household. .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04

The one who had plotted for his
death, too, had fallen . victim to his
own vile plans, for on removing the
helmet from the head Of him whom
Bertram had killed, the features of Sir
Richard Langley were exposed.
And Bertram, after recovering con-
seriousness and being questioned in re-
gard to his disguise, was forced to con-
fess the whole plot, and received the
punishment he 80 richly merited, while
Reginald lived to we'd the lovely
Blanche, whose simple action had saved
him from death.--N. 2. Weekly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04
TO THE PUBLIC.
OFFICE OF ]
COMMERCIAL ADVOCATE,
526 MONTGOMERY ST.

3aM EraAcisOo. Gal.
We, whose signatures are attached
hereto, wish to state that the Publisher
and Proprietor Of the COMMERCIAL
ADVOCATE, or his represent atives,
will call on you for your subscription, or
such other assistance as you may con-
tribute to said paper, which has always
been on the side Of law and order in its
advocacy of the LABOR QUESTION.
II is the first paper that came out boldly
against the Agrarian and Communistic
agitators; and in the able and firm man.
ner in which it has openly met this sub
ject, is entitled to the support of the
citizens of San Francisco and the Pacific
Coast.
SIGNED.
VIM. I. Coleman, of VIM. T. Coleman g.
Co., cor. California and Front. (Ship-
ping and Commission Merchants.)
j. G. Dempster, of Dempster 8 Keys, 100
California street, San Francisco. Ship
ping and Commission Merchapts.)
Hyneman & Co., 8 Sansome street, San
Francisco. importers and Dry Goods
Merchants.)
Macondray s Co., 200 sansome street,
San Francisco. importers and Com
mission Merchants.)
VIM. Norris, 210 Battery street, San
Francisco. (Capitalist.)
Moses G. Cobb, Nevada Block, San Fran
cisco. Uawyer.)
Rev. w. w. Brier. Centerville, Cal. Gar
mer.)
r. L. Ogden, Nevada Block, San Fran
cisco. editor Pacific Life)
Delos Lake, $40 Pine street, San Fran
cisco. Nawyer.)
Louis Sloss & Co., $40 Sansome street,
San Francisco. lIerchants.)
Greenebaum, Helbing & Co., $50 Mont
gomery street. Stock Brokers.)
Freeman s. Baker, 100 Davis street, San
Francisco. Commission Merchants.)
Wellman, Peck & Co.. 416 Front street,
San Francisco. (Mcrchants.)
Fred. L. Castle, Of Castle Bros, 2f3
Front street, San Francisco. (Mer-
chants.)
Joseph Rosenbanm, Of Neustadter Bros,
NV. corner of Pine and Battery, San
Francisco. {1Ierchants.)
Parrot g Co., SOC California street, San
Francisco. Commission Mefchants)
Sanderson q Bros, $40 Battery street.
San Francisco. (Merchants.)
Livingstone q Co., $40 California street,
San Francisco. (Merchants)
Firemens Fund Insurance Company, 40
California street, San Francisco.
j. II. Jones, of ]. III. Jones g. Co., $40
Pine street. San Francisco. Stock
Brokers.)
w. O. M. Berry, of Berry & Place, cor
ner Market and Fremont streets, San
Francisco. (Merchant.)
California Insurance Company, 308 Cali
fornia street, San Francisco.
g.. G.. Briggs, Dayisville, Cal. (Farmer.)
Or. Samuel Merritt, Oakland, Cal. Gap
italist.)
j. Baum & Co, 5sl Market street, San
Francisco. (Merchants.)
Union Insurance Company, 3l8 Califor-
mia street, San Francisco.
Thomas Day, 122 Suffer street, San
Francisco. (hIerchant.)
Ira p. Rankin, Pacific Iron Works. First
street. San Francisco.
Latham & King, 312 Pine street, San
Francisco. (Etock Brokers.)
Carolan, Cory q CO., III California
street, San Francisco. (Merchsnts.)
Commercial Advocate.
Us6 Montgomery ssrees-
Terms % 90 q year. I'm advance
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04
A Woman Succeeding Where Edison
Failed.

Mrs. Mary E. Walton, who invented
the sapdbox device for deadening the
noise on the Metropolitan Elevated
Railway, had the principle suggested
to her by the method adopted by her
father, who stopped the clangor of q
blacksmith shop by setting the anvils
in boxes filed with sand. Mrs. Walton
experimental in her cellar with two
bars Of railroad iron, three or four feet
long, laid across two barrel heads, APP
plying the deadening sand box and
striking with q hammer until the result
sought for was obtained. The negotia-
tions for the application of the patent
to the Metropolitan Railway were all
through Mr.. John Beard, who operated
individually. and purchased the inven-
ton. BY the terms between him and
Mrs. Walton, he pays the expense of
procuring patent and defending q
notice of interference which it became
necessary to file, as another person had
fled a caveat claiming the invention.
Further clauses Of the agreement are
that Mr.. Beard was to pay to Mrs. Wal
ton $1,000 in cash on signing the CON-
tract, $1,000 on the issuing of the pat
emit, and $1,000 after one mile is laid on
the Metropolitan Railway /; that Mrs.
Walton is to receive one-half of any
and all royalties paid by other roads or
persons for the use Of the patent, the
amount of the royalty to be fixed by
Mrs. Walton, subject to the approval
of Mr.. Beard. The invention was first
tested on four blocks of the road, on
the up track from Thirtieth to Thirty
fourth streets, and gave very satisfac-
tory results.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04
CALABASAS
LAND AND MINING
COMPANY.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN p. JONES.
JOHN CURREY,
EUGENE L. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE @. PERKINS.
CHARLES p. sykes.

rl,HE CALABAsAs LAND AND MINING. COM
i pany are now prepared 70 Offer special INDUCE
Investment In their attractive town site and mnes,
situated In the Santa Cruz Vaey ~ that portion o.
descriptive writer's to be the ''iTALY OF AMER
ICA-"
pectus OF apply at the Company's Office. ~ Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. Egt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04

GLOVE CLEANING. -AOns gallon of
benzine. one-half ounce Of chloroform,
one-half ounce Of ether, one ounce Of
alcohol and one ounce Of oil Of winter
green. & ~ q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04

HERMITs.-Two eggs, one and one
half cups OF white sugar, one-half cup
of butter, one teaspoonful of soda dis
solved in two tablespoonful of sweet
milk, one cup of currants, for stoned
and chopped raisins,) one teaspoonful
each Of nutmeg, cloves and ailspice,
mix very stiff, cut with cake cutter,
or bake ON the dripping pan like sugar
gingerbread.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04
BowDoIN's Il.
Rotary TOP Kitchen Cabinet Table,
rArrsrsD Aueusr 'sa.
This invention Is ALPHABETICALLY A NEW
DEPARTURES In Wort Table,.

In all ordinary metnods the contents are contained
In drawers which have TO be pulled out - often a.
ANYTHING Is wanted.
In this, all contents nnxAIx STATION AIRY. ana are
accessible by giving the top OF your table . turn
which uncoyers the WHOLE sfl
When thus moved around, the top is fnniy sup
ported by self.acttng bracket.
Within the body OF the table are compartments for
FLOUR and MEALt and az Hgredents and utensils
to the iour. Underneathls snelf for baking pans.
nat irons and ironing sheets.
For convenience In Transporting the legs unshlp
nd are packed inside.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04

RE THE BEST EVER MADE. PRICE FROM
n $40 to e1,5M $500 for splendid 8O4e-
wood Plano, guaranteed 10 years Usual pyice
es00$iOo cash with order, and yl0 monthly install
menfs, II not satisfactory money returned. stand.
ard Pianos 500 cash 70 close cpBsignmenk Organs,
$50 t55 and $lS5. Second hand Pianos - 30, Sl4
usua price II 000 BY ordering from being manu-
facturers. you mlddemens pToat9 OF about 20
on each INSTRUMENT r. NJ ANTISELL n CO.. -
Market st.. San Francisco,
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Los GATOS NURSERIES.
SAN JOSE, CAL.

8. NEWHALL, 49, Proprietor.
"A large and general assortment or FRUIT and r.
SAMkETAL TRIES Evergreera Flowering Shrubs,
etc. offer for sale large and we'll assorted stock
Low'toppcd. stalky Fruit Trees speciality. Address
8. NEWHALL San Jose, Cal.
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e. Boots and Shoes.
JOHN sUIEIvAN. N. E. cor Bat
tery and Jack son Sta. San FrAcsiscooffers
TO make to order the best French Calf
Leather BOOTS, at from IS 70 -; Calffor-
MIA Leather Boots, Is; Caters and Alexis
AhTies, - to S6; French Calf Oxford Ties,
a; California q 60, Boys and Childrens Boots and
Shoes made 70 order Persons In the country order
ing Boots and Shoes to the amount Of Twelve Dollars
or more win be allowed reduction Of four per cent
az to make the express charges light sell Boots
and Shoes OF MY OWN MANUFACTURES ONLY.
Boots and Shoes sent C. o. D. Positively one price.