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The morning call., 1890-09-27


FIVE SEPARATE INVESTMENTS, GEATY,
i near Kearny; Eddy, near Larkin: and Golden
Gate ave, Market; prices $4,000 to sl5o.0O0
o. :l01hXI37: IS: STEUART ST.. BET. MISSION
% and Market and near Mission; S35,5O0.
$4,000. mis stores h below; oU and ase higG
planked. well lighted cellars, and floor of Is very
fine rooms above: Brannan ST., between First aud
Second 75xl60 10 rear street, lot on rear street 80
feet still vacant
Coz O0O CORNER ON DUPONT ST. NOT
sNOO.UOU. far from Market: with fine 3-story
and very high basement: brick buildsig agood buy.
MISSION ST.: LARGE CORNER: 146x1o2; 10
vi feet covered with houses renting for S66: bai-
ance vacant; SsO,ooo.
DENTS $500 AND 1925 4 MONTH. UNDER
II lease guaranteed price S3s00u: rayior ST,
west side. bet Suffer and Post; 37:6xl37 - and
fine 3-story and basement; new boarding OF
As rooms; rented 10 tenant
TAYLOR ST-PRoMINENT CORNER: MAG
1 niacent view OF the bay: rs feet front; ana
dence: rents In all SlS2 so metz all in hrst-elass
order; $27 900
HOUSES AND LOTS; s42So TO $4,000
VERY CHEAP, si5oozsorH ST; ; BET HOW
ard and Fosom S5x95 and solid 2-story In
fats; rooms and bath earh.
VERY CHEAP. s75Ou-FINE HOUSE, WITH
lot S0xl22:6. on Howard ST.. bet. .2d aud Esd;
elegant 2-story residence OF rooms and modern
conveniences; brick foundation stone sidewalk:
street accepted
HOWARD ST.-FINE I-STORY COTTAGE AND
IL lot 30xl22;6; rooms and modern convent
ences; only $3.50
NAToMA ST., NEAR 9TH; RENTS $50 5000:
IN 25a75: front house of IL rooms in 4 leneinen.s
and rear house OF rooms: street In order
LrIFTEENTH ST., l BLOCK FROM MARKET
Il st. ana the cars; 25xl15 and neat Dow-wiauow
cottage. rooms, bath. hot and cold water etc;
basement: brick foundation; large yard sarden'
etc.; $425O.
oacO0n ONLY - FINE 2 STORY, AND LOT
S0UUU 2sI75 Bush. near eOster; rents $50
c,UERRERo-sT FLATS, BET. 21sT AND 22D;
| " and 5 rooms in each fiat and bath; reht S43;
! lot 241lo5; street macadamized aud severed;
| $3.50.
| nrcOo NEW FLATS OF AND ROOMS
| SOOUU. and bath: bow windows: brick fonnda-
ton 18th bet SSs ana d
| frontage If desired; street Miscellaneous anu sew
\ cred.
1,osT ST.. Mr., LARKIN, 25xlS7:s-AN ELE-
datian. 10 f1e rooms bathroom, etc.. frst-ciass
| order; rents sos $l2,ooo.
LOTS ALL PRICES.
| nCTAvIA sT,-FINE VIEW OF THE BAY; BET.
| ~ jackson and Pacific; 50xS7:6; $4,000; between
two cable lines
SoOOO GREEN ST; NORTH SIDE; BET s &C,
view OF the bay; street severed. macadamized ana
| sidewaked
page ST.. NORTH SIDE, BET. LOTT ST. AND
i Masonic ave- lots 25xlU0, $2750 each
GILBERT ST, BET. BUCHANAN AND WEB
ster; lots 26xIS7:e, $3.50, or any SIZE iron'
4 LOTS ON CASTRO ST., NEAR 2sD; 25xlo5:
| 4 $500 each; street graded and macadam@ea'
cabe-cars pass.
DRANNAN ST.. n. SIDE. BET. 9Th AND Iiif
Is lots rs xsO $4,000 to $50 each; stone oioe1s
down and street accepted terms one-third easn.
balance at Der cent and seller pays mortgage TAX
l
1gcAIIIsTER ST. NEAR LOTT. N. SIDE:
nj lots 25xl37 IS; lots grade; street In orderi
| $1,000 each.
| 7 IRERTY ST; $500 LOTS. 25xl14; BET. SAN
| IL chez and Noe; one and half blocks from the
! CastrO-st. cable-cars. ~
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DENTS $500 AND 1925 4 MONTH. UNDER
II lease guaranteed: price S3s,00u: Tayior ST,
west side, bet suffer and Post: 3T:6xl3f 70, and
fine 3-story and Easements; new boarding house of
As roomS rented 10 tenant
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TAYLOR ST.-PRoMINEST CORNER: MAG
nihcent view OF the bay: rs feet front, and 4
fine 3-story bay-window dwellings and tine rest
dence; rents In Sls2 so net; all in iirst-elass
order: ST 900.
The morning call., 1890-09-27

OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.
NJ ANlCURE-FINGER-NAI BEAUTlFiED Al
In 1886 Market ST., Oakland. by an artist &uSl q
ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE, AT
L the Albany Fifteenth aud Broadway. Oakland;
one block from the narrow-gauge depot table Is I'M
surpassed: elevator and artesian water hrst-ciaSs
In every way. q. n. MAUERHAN. Propr etor. IL 3m
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MISSION ST.; LARGE CORNER: 146xlo2: 40
vi feet covered with houses renting for sos: ba-
ance vacant; $50, 900.
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Coz OOO CORNER ON DUPONT ST. NOT
sNOO.OOO. far from Market: with fine 3-story
and very high basement. brick building: agood buy.
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VERY CHEAP si50o-s0TH ST, BET. HOW
' ard and Folsom; S5x95. and solid 2,story In
fats rooms and bath each.
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@1O O0O WITH NEW $4,000 2-SToRY;
II fU.OUU. stores below; and fne high
pianked. well lighted cellars, and floor of Is very
fine rooms above: Brannan ST., between First and
Second 75xl60 10 rear street, lot on rear street 80
feet still vacant.
The morning call., 1890-09-27

VERY CHEAP, $75Ou-FINE HOUSE, WITH
lot S0xl22:6. on Howard ST., bet. 22d aud Esd;
elegant 2-story residence OF rooms and modern
convenienees: brick foundation stone sidewalk j:
STR ntFd
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HOWARD ST.-FINE I-SToRY COTTAGE AND
II lot 30xl22:6; rooms and modern convent
ences: only $3.50.
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ASTROLOG Y.


NINE MUREAU, 10 FOURTH ST. REVEALS
M past, present ana future; Zee 25c. se27 81
GREATEST FoRTUNE-TELLER IL THE CITY:
" reveals past, present and future Call and see
MISS LELAND, 7S9 Mission St, near Fourth; fee,
ladies Soc gentlemen 81 lucky charms. myS II
NINE ATLANTA WONDERFUL MEDIUM:
NJ tells ire life from cradle to grIve seventh
daughter of the seventh: born with double veil;
has no equal: soc and 81 963 Howard St anal II
NINE DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC YOUNG
wi reyealer by eggs and cards. tells the entire le,
and future; consultations all asiri,
nothing excepted: name given valuable advice a I'd
English and German; imports genuine hungarian
Gypsy Powder for love and luck; diseases curel;
fee 81; letter 80. S3 Taylor st auZ6 u
NINE EXODUS CLAIRyoYANT. REMOVED
wi to 1867 Market, bet. 9Th aud 18th. Room 2lyi8Lt
A UGUSTA LEoLA, FORTUNE-TELLkR AND
~ clairvOyant; magic charms; love tokens; shows
true pictures OF future husbands and wives teaches
NINE WALTERS 3l7 TEHAMA ST. Mr.. 4rH:
: NINE. SHNIID, FROM VIENNA: MOST RI
gentlemen 81 by mail 81 Office s56 Mission. mr. &
STORAGE.
DACIFIC STORAGE CO., 30l STOCKTON ST:
L furniture and merchandise; advances made.l Il
FURNITURE STORED = STERLING FURSf
tnre Co. 1899. 104l Market. Rosenthai Bldg z q
MEDICAL.
I AIDES IN NEED OF QUIET AND STRICTLY
IL confidential place to coufne should call at MRS.
IDA BIEBLER'S 1889 Market ST.; graduated
midwife aid Doctor at Leipz 81 IL years practical
experience with best results rooms and board -
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.

CHEAPEST PLACE FOR COUNTERS, SHELVES
" showcases ;ofces stores fitted. 1874 Geary. 3Ott
OAR STORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASES, DESKS
ID doors, sash; goods taken on storage. money al
vanced. Pioneer Store, II to 70 Tenth 81. fe22 tt
OAR MIXTURES COUNTERS. SHELVING
- showcases sash-doors. etc. at 225 Post st leJ z
The morning call., 1890-09-27

CCHoOL LANDS. 81 so TO So AN ACRE; on
- very easy terms sold by the State in tracts to
snit no residence or Improvement required; all
kinds OF lands, in many different countless send
stamp for list. open Monday. "Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings + w. LAKE. Flood Building. Is Il
I'VE HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF 10, 20
w or 40 acre tracts, convenient to town and rail-
road, easy terms; send for catalogue. A A.
HOYT & CO. 63i Market ST. au3 u
01 WILL PAY YOUR FARE TO SEE LAND IN
u Contra Costa and the bay counties; send sta p
for new catalogue. MATTHEWS & HARDINGE,
5Lo Kearny St, San Francisco IVA II
The morning call., 1890-09-27

NAToMA ST., NEAR 9TH; RENTS $50; 5000:
IN 25175: front house of II rooms In 4 Ienements.
and rear house OF rooms: street In order.
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REAL ESTATE:
FOR SALE BY
qHOS. MACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Ciroular"
No. 20 montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
INVESTMENTS.

INVESTMENTS.
TIVE SEPARATE INVESTMENTS, GEAEY.
i near Kearny; Eddy, near Larkin; and Golden
Gate ave, Market prices $4,000 TO 81 5O.0O0:
very tine incomes.
oS:l015Xl37: IS: STEUART ST.. BET. MISSION
OO and Market and near Mission; $4,000.
The morning call., 1890-09-27

HOUSES AND LOTS; s4a5O TO $4,000.
The morning call., 1890-09-27
SUMMER RESORTs.

SUMMER RESORTS.
GAMBLE COPY OF THE HOTEL GUIDE, CON
- tanning a directory of California hotels and re-
sorts. sent free to any address, Hotel Guide. 80
Post ST. Union Club building. les
IA ILKINS- HoUSE-THE MOST CHARMING,
W convenient and best conducted hotel in Santa
Cruz HoYT WHITMAN, proprietors. jy1 Ban
-CANTA CRUZ-SUNNYSIDE; A NEW FIRST
- class boarding house: 81 to 81 IS per day; Wal
nut ave. MRS. L. j. BUTCHER. Je27 3m
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
BOEHRER Il CO., CARPENTERS AND
q Builders 113 Leidesdorf st. se3 II
I v.LAwRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILDER
u Gle Sacramento st. cabinet WORK and Hitting up
ofhces promptly attended 10; telephone vuu ml6se
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LrIFTEENTH ST., l BLOCK FROM MARKET
L st. ana the cars; 25xl15 and neat Dow-wiadow
cottage. rooms bath. hot and cold water, ete.;
basement; brick foundation; large yard; garden.
etc.: $i25O
The morning call., 1890-09-27

Ql A WEEK BUYS FRUIT FARM LOOK AT
ID l. this offer; lakewood Colony tract
acres S75, payable 81 week.
10 acres $3.50 payable 81 a week.
20 acres, $500 pay able 81 a week.
40 acres. $500. payable 50 week
No interest ana taxes on deferred payments; Is
all fine Al fruit land; irrigation required; near
large town and rairoad some oaks; water handy:
title perfect: no Investment Is safe, or as
profitable as fruit lands For Information or cfrcu-
lars apply to WEST COAST LAND COMPANY. $50
Market st sells II
The morning call., 1890-09-27

TTOR LE-OLD-ESTABLISHED, FIRST-CLASS
L grocery fruit and produce store in the best busl
ess part of Oakland, doing business of $40 day;
2 order routes: horse and wagon included; must
sell on account OF sickness. Address q. L. 500
Thirteenth St. Oakland se26 IT.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


9TH, CLOSE TO MARKET-I-ROoM COT
and only $3000 part cash. G. L. MAfNE " CO.,
BIO MONTGOMERY ST. u
The morning call., 1890-09-27

4 RTISTIC COTTAGES BUILT 5000 ROOM W.
n j. BRADFORD III Hannah ST.. Oakland. jy27 IL
IA LILLIAN j. DINGEE-OAKLAND REAL ES-
w tate Tor sale exchange; Office, Nos. 460 and
462 Eighth ST. Oakland, Cal; send for illustrated
price-list Jes4 q
The morning call., 1890-09-27

G.nSO GROCERY, PROVISIONS, BRANCH
u / ~. bakery. confectionery, ice-eream, soda
fountain general store; centrally located; eStab-
lshed rent cheap with rooms; just the place for
man and wife l or 2 men women; trade SO to
$50 cash per day: clears 500 20 so every month";
full stock Of eyerythng sells $50 TO 200 Oayes of
bread per day and everything in proportion; never
such chance; do not miss it; must sell GEO.
STEW ART. l35 Kearny St 1t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

90 "A WEEK BUYS y FRUIT FARM;
To. y California Colony Tract Tehama County:
4Oaere lot $500; payable SIS down, balance SIS
monthly; no interest or taxes: lot in town site
free each purchaser: only 80 lots at this price.
balance VIII be raised %. so and 10 per cent;
better surer Investment: don't wait; secure one
at once. San Francisco Land Company, $50 Pine
street. seq II
The morning call., 1890-09-27

uOUsE OF II KUOMs: NEW FURNIIUHE;
II account sickness. 45T Eddy st. se2l IL"
TOR SALE, THE FURNITURE OF I0-ROOM
L house on Post ST.. cheap rent. Apply SO Ninth
street. sen 7t%
/ ~: SlXTH-ls-ROOM HOUSE, ALL RENTED;
)O modern conyenIenees: very cheap. WI Il
The morning call., 1890-09-27
MEDICAL.

L furniture merchandise advances made. 10 II
FURNITURE STORED = STERLING FURSf
i tnre Co.. 1899. 104l Market Rosentha Bldg Z e
The morning call., 1890-09-27

900 ONLY FINE 2 STORY, AND LOT
NoDUU 22x1h; Bush. near ebster; rents $50
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HOUSES TO LET.

E,LEGANT 2-STORY HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
II bath: large wine-cellar: all modern improve
ments; rent $50: extra; at 1912 Fillmore st.
Apply u. Il. UMbSEN X CO., IA Montgomery
street. se27 Sc
The morning call., 1890-09-27

SlOUU. vile. Lake co; slightly rolling; 80
acres under cultivation. with Tabbit-prO0f renee;
house OF 3. rooms good condition: lO,oO0-gallon
cistern: 400 French prune trees, years old: $50
peach trees years old; 700 pear. apple and cherry
trees; terms TO suit: great bargain
Now is the time to trade your city property for
Bearing orchards, vineyards,
Grazing and timber tracts, improved farms,
Unimproved fruit and vine land,
Country seats and villa sites.
Dairy ranches, etc
Write or call for our mammoth new catalogue.
FIIZHUGH-HOPhINS CO., ga Mar
sells I'm =
The morning call., 1890-09-27

7 OK SALE OK TO EADIIA-H"E TUE d 9I1'11s'o
L or income property:
81 per acre: mountain ranch Of 500 acres: 10
miles from Ukah small house and barn; plenty
running and spring water: delightful climate
nothing better for lung aud throat troubles; can be
made profitable by Industrious man; fine for CATTLE
hogs or sheep; excellent fruit; large quantities
of black and post oaks with nr timber sufficient for
small mill.
ledge of fine, soft, gray sandstone on this tract;
will make a nice mountain home and will be good
investment. Apply or address IRVINE Il KLEIN,
Ukiah, Cal. se3 u
The morning call., 1890-09-27

UERRERo-ST. FLATS, BET 2isT AND I'd;
(I a aud rooms in each Hat and BATH reut S43;
LOT 2sxio5: street macadamized aud severed:
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-10-09
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.


In Trinidad there will soon be q
Presbyterian Synod. There arc 6S, 900
Hindoos in the island
Tho Gospel of Matthew has been
published in the Fot tongue Of the
Lower Congo by Mr.. Westland.
The Swiss conduct an industrial
mission in India Christian artisans
teach the natives various employments
and the truth of tho Gospel at the same
time.
The enrolment plan" is move
ment among the Episcopalians of this
country to raise $1,000 600 for missions,
domestic and foreign, from 200, 900 con-
tributors at S. each.
The new Baptist Grace Temple
Church III Philadelphia, Rev. r. H.
Conwell, pastor, is to have seats for
1900 people, and with additional chairs,
is expected TO accommodate 5000. The
expected cost of the edifice and the site
is $500, ,OC0.
The Chinese, who hold fast to ex-
aminations as the cornerstone, not
only of their educational fabric, but of
their civil service, are in hot water over
the discovery that cheating is largely
practised at these examinations. They
have not yet discoverd a way of dealing
with it effectively.
In the 454 principal unive rstes of
the world there are 10, 203 professors
Denmark lays claim to 40; Portugal 40;
Norway, 46; Holland, so: Belgium, SO;
Switzerland 90; Sweden, 173; France,
1870; Spain, $50; Russia, $50; Italy, 600;
Great Britain, S34; Germany, 1,O9O.
Austria, 1870 and the United States,
4,240.
In the past twenty-five years the
Methodist church is said to have built
5000 more churches than arc owned by
the Prcsbytcrians in the whole country,
1000 more than the eCongregationalists,
5000 moro than the Roman Catholics.
Such figures speak loudly for the vigor
and excellent management which make
such advances possible.
The Waldensian church of italy,
which recently celebrated its two hun
drodth anniversary Of the return of the
exiled Vaudois, gives evidence of con-
tnued life and vigor 1t reports a ro,;
CT torty-four churches, thirty-eight pa@
tors, twenty-seven ovangelists, includ
ing colporteurs, six Bible readers, 4,074
COMMITMENTS and 469 catechumens.
Tho Presby terian Woman's Mission
Society received for last year $337, s42.
The society was able to support the fol-
lowing missions: Indians, 33 schools,
lG4 teachers, 2,264 pupils; Mormons 81
schoo OILS, 80 teachers, 2,37 pupils; Mex
leans, SO schools, 81 teachers, 1.627
pupils, South, l6 schools, As teachers,
1918 pupils; total, 1lS schools, 36l
teachers, 7,47S pupils. The Mid-Con-
tinent,
One of the bost endowed manual
training schools, littlo known in this
region, is situated at Crozet, Albemarle
County, Va. 1t was founded by Samuel
Miller, who gave fund sufficient to
produce an income of nearly 500, 900.
The pupils must all be whito children.
but after admission they are clothed,
fed and instructed being given course
of four years in practical mechanics;
farming, telegraphy, typewriting dress
making AMI other industries are also
taught.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-10-09
Remarks About a Boy.

A boy can not invent any thing-he
can only initiate; and it is easier to imi-
tate evil than good. You can initiate war,
but how are you going to initiate peace?
So boy passes his leisure in contriv-
ing mischief. Ifyou get another fellow
to walk into wasp's camp you can see
him jump and hear him howl, but il
you do not then nothing at all happens.
II you set dog to chase a cat up tree,
then something has to be done; but il
you do not set the dog on the cat then
the cat just lies in the sun and sleeps and
you lose your time. II a boy could find
out some way of doing good, so that he
could be active in it very likely he
would want to do good now and then,
but as he can not he very seldo m wants
to do good.-William Dean Howells. in
Harper's Young People.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-10-09

as you telephone you would not be where
you are now. | must put you to the in
convenience of stepping into my bed
room for moment. | want my house.
keeper to see nice little burglar who
has ordered his own arrest"
Durston, with his pistol still in hand,
touched the electric button at the head
of his bed. A few moments later the
housekeeper en- neglige, entered the
library With cry of despair she
clasped the burglar to her bosom. my
son, my son, why are you here?'
Durston was amazed He had not
known that his housekeeper had a
history.
"Is this one of your boys?" he yelled
at her.
my only son." she sobbed. Il have
not seen him for twenty years, but
recognized him at once, Is he friend
OF yours, Mr.. Durston?"
Our bachelor knew not what to say.
His housekeeper, as have said, was an
inheritance from his parents and he
had always been fond of her. She had
taken good care of him all these years,
and he hated to tell her that her son
was criminal
YES" he shouted, 'he dropped in to
have cigar with me. Iknew you would
like to see him. But he is obliged to go
now. He wants to catch train for
Montreal. Kiss him farewell. He won't
be back for some time"
THANK you, sir" murmured the
burglar. "Yor have good heart"
A few moments later Durston stood
on the front steps of his residence and
watched his housekeeper's son as he
hurried down the street
What shall ! say to the policeman"
was the problem vcxing him.
You remember the mysterious item
that appeared in the newspapers the
next morning. Durston explained his
telephone message on the ground that
he had been suffering from nightmare.
The above is the first public statement
of the facts in the case. hope Durston
won't get into scrape by this nara
tion. As a good citizen he had no right
to let the burg lar escape. ATLANTA Con-
stitution.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-10-09
HUMOROUS,

THE rain is exceedingly familiarP'
"Hows that?' Prom the friendly way
1t has of patting fellow on the back. "
Light.
Teacher lat Sunday-schooD bet
ty, what have we to do first before we
can expect forgiveness for our sins?'
Betty-"We have to sin first"
Easy Enough. h.-Clerk-"I broke
Gabber from loating hero so much" "
Merchant-"I am glad of it. How did
you do it?' II sold him some goods on
credit. Detroit Free Press.
Lady Customer-"Do you sell ice
here?' Dealer-"Yes'm "How long
have you had it on hand?" "Since last
winter" st won't do; l must have
some that's perfectly fresh"
THAT must be Boston girl
"Why do you think so?" 'She is all
freckled." "How does that make her a
Boston grip" "Woll, you see, she has
her specks on. boston Courier.
-Conductor-"Which would you pre-.
fer, to be married by minister or by
justice?" Bralleman-'Nether, sir:
am going to wait till the automatic
coupler is perfected. ."-Binghamton Re-
publican.
He was the most gentlemanlv
highwayman | ever encountered. 'In
what way?' ''Iio stole $3.50 in bills
from me, and then in a spirit of gen.
erosity paid mo five dollars for nv
watch. h."-Harper's Bazaar.
Gus De smith, saw YOU talking
the other day to Smithers who writes
poetry. Did you lend him any money!"
kosciusko Murphy-"I had to. He
threatened to write sonnett in honor
of my sister if refused. Texas Sift-
ings.
Mrs. Bargan-"What are you wor-
ryin' about this morning?" Mr.. Bar
gan--'I need some new clothes and n
new watch. anc | can't make up nv
mind whether 10 get the clothes at
store where they give away wa rhes, or
buy the watch at store wherA they
give away clothes. food News.
i love the rhytamic stutter of the mower
on the lawn
as 1t rouses me iiom sluggard sleep, and
tells me it is morn,
All, yes, I dearly love it;
But the man who has to shove il
TIL bet silver dollar wishes he had not beer
born.
New Haven News.
-Pleasant-''Well, Susie, how do Won
get along with your study of cookinr?"
"Oh, beautifully. dear Henryl By the
time we are married l shall be a per.
feet cook, and / shall be so happv. es.
pecially when you are sick, for / am
learning all sorts of nice recipes for sick
people. ."-Fliegende Blatter.
Too Fascinating proprietress
of cafe on the Boulevard des Italiens
recently said to young and impecuni.
Gus journalist: This is the sixth time
you have been here without saving a
word about the money you owe me
monsieur. What am | to understand bv
itF "Ah. madame" said the wittv
journalist when one sees you one for
gets every shing. Figaro
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-10-09
HERE AND THERE.

DO not let the weeds overrun tho
garden. Do not let the weeds overrun
any thing
Good butter contains ten or twelve
per cent of water, but it should show
no trace of buttermilk.
No farmer can afford to keep a poor
grade of hogs any more than an in. porter
or breeder who is raising to sell for
breeding purposes.
If the weeds have boen permitted to
ripen their seeds, the only further in
jury they can do is to furnish cover for
mice and insects. They had better DO
burned.
Milk cans should be washed in cold
or tepid water first, and then rinsed in
boiling water before they are exposed
to be aired. The addition OF little
soda and borax to the hot water will
increase its cleansing properties.
If the orchard or garden is to be
fertilized there should be a very def
mite idea of what the soil and plants to
be grown need. However, it is safe to
apply the homemade manures on any
soil.
What mistakes have you made in
fruit culture this year? Perhaps you
have not looked the matter over to see.
III not, do so at once. for knowing our
mistakes and avoiding them in the fut-
ure, is progress.
What is smut in corn? asks corre-
spondent Smut is the fruit of seed"
that is in the ground. That is to say,
it comes through the stalk. Ground
may be so impregnated that clean corn
can not be grown on it.
"A good, well-kept tasteful farm
with good buildings, handsome animals
and fine crops, advertises its owners
qualities, and you conclude at once that
he isn't badly depressed nor hankering
to go West The East is pretty good
place il one only thinks so.
Farmers rarely attain great wealth,
but that is not just cause for reproach
against them. There is but one right
eous inducement to get rich, and that is
TO do good with 1t to others. But farm
ing, wisely and diligently pursued, is a
calling worth any sensible mans am
oition, and will bring competence and
much pleasure.
Perhaps some day-some distant
day, not yet of course-farmers may be
examined and licensed for their busi-
ness, as doctors and lawyers are now
Why lot. indeed? Is not the business
quite as important as either of those
named. and many others? Is it true
that any ignoramus is ftto be farmer?
Ignorant men may work as farm labor
eFs, under an oveFseeE, but are Rast fof
farmers