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O. EDEO n. OF PARK, COR. or ST. AND
.DOZOU. oath ave; lS2xlS0: a hrst-class buy
Tor the money. 1. SrkASSBUB RIG Err &c CO.. 1926 n
Montgomery st.
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on VAN NE>S AVE-NEw HOUSE. SUNNY
men; SIS to $35. mn ~.
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y ~. meTcial. express and transfer business
bctween this city and Oakland; 5 good horses,
large double wagons with all the WORK they do:
clears 500 per month"; ished, regular and
reliable trade OF many years standing; offers
ceedmgiy good chance for active, Industrious.
rel able man; full investigation and trial before
buying. GEO. STEWART 1875 Kesrny st. 1t
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1909 HOWARD PLEASANT FTRNTSHFtfl
W. rooms; good table board; terms resssona.
PEE references. JAZZ ~
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G15Q0 THE CHOICEST RESIDENCE LOT IN
t91oOO. the Western Addition, Scott St,
Clay; on a gentle southeriy slope, surrounded by
paiatial resd euces; increasing in value daily;
the size, IT IS frontage by 1868 In depth Apply to
OlFAkkkLL g LANG. II MontgnmerE.
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S.T00 PARTNER WANTED IN HOTEL.
= 4OO. good business and location. BOB Beale
FUlsom.
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IN ROOMS, PARTLY FURNISHED: LOWER
IL floor lei as oihces l22 Geary st. ja2S 3ts
GQSO LODGING-HoUSE, % ROOMS; AL
PCCO. ways full; clears $50 per mouth; see
TINS baIgain. G g. CULVER. 80 Kearny ST. Ii.
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$1,000 ELEGANT RESIDENCE CoMMANl
u eJUOO. ing 4 grand marina vie,v. tho ri,

NiCOOO' lug q grand marine view; the exterior
areIltecturaI beauty is far beyond the average and
the interior VIII more than satisfy the most partlr-
uldr ones IN seeking residence; house contains
uouole parlors, dlnlng-room, kitchen, buffers pan
ny servants room, large sunny anu capacious
CnanpeiS. bathroom, porcelain tubs. reception
nan hnlshed in natural wood dining wainscot-
ca IN natural wood, with mantels match; elegant
orlc-a-Orae manteis in bedrooms. electric bells
sPeaklng-tubeS. stone sidewalk bulkhead etc; In
Tact perfect gem OF home Central ave, near
washington ST. don't fail to call for particulars at
once, as It must be sold. Apply to O'FARRELL IL
LANG. II Montgomery ST
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G)tl0 DIAMOND ST., NEAR 2SD., ONLY
.D-OUO. block from Castro-st- cable; building
lot, size 50xl25: cheapest lots offered In thus
ton BONEE, TOY q CO, l9 Montgomery ST.
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Classified Advertisements ConhhasI On fns
Sixth Page.
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FLEoTRIoTY CENTS WILL TAKE YOU

EIECTRlCiTI-5 CENTS WILL TAKE YOU
IL home
Property south OF the park has never had the ad-
vantage OF any kind of improvements. and prices
have always been far below those of other city
not so we'll located the most favored spots in all
cities, the properties most sought after and the
the parks; II crowded back by the business proper
teS our PARK properties still near enough to the
peach TO afford an unobStTucted marine view; how
many have overlooked this fact; how many have ia
vested aud are sill Inclined to invest their money
In property which could not, under the favor
aDie circumstances. increase in value onefourth
rapidly as this most desirable part OF San Fran
cisao-what will soon be OF the loyelfest spots
on earth; the grandest, most beautiful park OF
which any great city beast; gradual Incline of
more than hve miles To the ocean beach affords
unrestricted marine View: select lot where you
may south OF the park lots which can be had for
III on easy Instruments aud be far desirs-
pie than many which are being sold for 1900 and
SZOUU; small outlay will improve this property,
ana good sewerage is assured the electric road for
which we have franchise brings this property
carried from the beach in abont the same time it
tah es from 10th ST. Valencia the business part
OF the CITY: IL Is not the parties who who Will
get good homes and profit by these improvements
Ivy on the Pacihc Coast more deserving and which
mas Deen more favored by nature than this small
tract south OF The park, and none that ever has
Deem more favored by the most substantial and
the most, can accommodate only about 10 OUU Deo-
PIE, each one of whom viii be able to claim be
living IN the hnest residence part of the city; max
Ing AZ we are all OF the improvements In this part
better prepared to advise with parties who antic-
pate investing in this locality those who have
given the matter less attention; there invite
you one and ALI TO call and u.s. consult our maps
Co, 322 Montgomery ST., Headquarters for Park
LUIS ja25 II
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GHTEO SACRAMENTO ST, NEAR FILL
3OocO' more; bay-window fats Of and
rooms and bath each; best OF improvements; lot
21Nl31 %; rents SAT 50 per month. BoVEE, Toy
Il Co. lN MONTGOMERY
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CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- tons taken at CALL Branch Offices, bO3 Il2rkin
ST., 339 Hayes st and 25lS Mission St; open ttli
$50 r. NJ. IySu
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GT1lD CLAY ST, 1915 NEAR STEINER;
III oUO. modern 2-story residence OF rooms;
bath, laundry etc; brick foundation. and the
SIZE OF lot, 3Oxl27:SI9. Apply to O'FARRELL q
LANG IL Montgomery st.
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Extra INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS OF
II homes-To make quick sales OF the new modern
and substantial house on Sanchez ST., near MARKET,
are prepared to afford such Inducements TO nome
seekers placing ii within reach for almost every
body TO buy q home; the houses are within snort
distance OF Market ST., lots 25xl2o. and contain
all the modern improvements; ready to be occupied
Mt once. For particulars call at the oniee OF IL.
GAMES. 3lS Montgomery ia2a zt SuMe
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GIO DOWN, BALANCE WEEKLY. WILL BUY
Wv $50 Eastern foding-bed. oak OF cherry
ARONSON'S, 1910 StOc ktou ST. oc9S 6tn
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNER-
~ ship-Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between FRED RIPE and
HERMANN LUNSMANN, doing business at the
northwest corner of Twenty-fourth st. and 20
trero ave-. has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. Dated San francisco. January 81, 89l.
FRED Ripe
ia 28 2ts HERMANN LUNSkANN.
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&60l0 CHOICE CORNER Lot N THE
G'oOVO. Western Addition; size 3OxIOO; this
we consider 10 per cent below the market VaIua-
tloh; II properly improved with store and flats it
Wouid render handsome income and the location
"ould assure its being steadily rented For further
particulars apply TO o'FARRELL Il Lang II
ont
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q. QSnD MISSION ROAD CORNER; LOT
dDCOUo. lO7 IS feet Mission by 1898 on
cross street, Z0l feet on the sOutherly boundary
line; level and ready TO build upon; street Is being
wtdened; this property must be sold within the
next 20 days; DONE fail TO call For further par
trln.L
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&15 Geo OAK ST, BET. ocTAyIA AND La
U'1O.OOO guna; large lot, 5OXl2O, running
through TO Lily ave. afOrding double frontage; .
fats on oak 81. of aud rooms and bath each
which rent for S57 80; cottage OF 8 rooms on Lily
ave; rent SIS; leaving vacant lot Oak st aud
Lily ave. for further Improvements; this is on the
line of the Omnibus cable system. Apply TO OFAR-
Rf,II. e /
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BATH; ALL
rented CALL Branch Office ia22 tt&
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GCNE0 LODGING HOUSE, SIS ROOMS; A
tp-VVO. great bargain; account other business
Apply CALL Bran once ia22 7t<
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Go Q00 CALIFORNIA AND LAUREL
ID IL WV. SITS; NV. corner; 50-vara. I.
5 rRASSBURGER q Co, 1851, Montgomery ST.
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DRESIDIo HEIGHTS PROPERTY
S1l,oo0-Choiee 6o-vara cor. Clay and Maple;
includes all Sewering and macadamizng; a fine ma
rine view.
$1,000 lots on cor. Sacramento and Maple sts /;
street work all done; he feet frontage
$7250-Fine corner " ashlngton aud Laurel SITS /;
81 - including street work
1a2S 1t WILSON CARR. 10 Post st.
ID EAL ESTATE IN ONE OF THE FOREMOST
III cities on this Coast exchanged Tor merchandise
Address NJ. o., Box rs, this office. Jazz 7t$
(,HEAP-IF YOU WISH 10 PURCHASE A HAND
~ some residence lot on the Mob Hill of the West
Addition fronting Lafayette Park, surrounded
by beautiful residences. cheaper than lots sold
far away ont to the west of it. go out and this
choice lot 50xl37:6 IT,, sacramento st., bet.
Cough and Octavia aud make your offer for IT. this
lot be sacrificed this week to pay off mortgage
aud Will be snapped up at once Cor viii sell 25x
1870. o. LIYERMoRy 1877 Montgomery. JAZZ st
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G0SD0 CLAY ST, SUNNY SIDE, Mr.. BRoD-
cCOCOO. erick: residence; 2-story bay
window front. containing rooms, bath. laundry;
all the latest modern improvements; finished base
ment; lot 25xl05. Apply to O'FARRELL q LANG.
IL Montgomery st.
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'THE fAikMoUNT. 17ls MARKET ST. JUNG
iion Iehth POLK and Fell suites, with board for
I, SlO up: z. SbU mp. r.a.t 4 Jim,
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X m Partner WANTED AT ONCE N
- good paying real estate and general ro,,
\, SS,Sb business on Market St Address Business
10 % /.
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DOOMS HALF PRICE; OPEN NIGHTS LIN
IL dell House. Sixth and Howard sts ia2S y
81 Q TURK-sUNNY FRONT PARLDR: HANR
AlO sOmeiy furnished; gentleman only ia25 5ra
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G19 O0A CENTRALLY LOCATED INVEST
u IL wv. ment property on Pine ST: ee
giant new flats OF and Z rooms, bath and laundry
each; total income $1,000 per annum portion of IL
leased for year 10 responsible party; these fats
fully superior the average fat building in the
city, and viii bear thorough Investigation; lot 25x
100; the location OF the above property would
guarantee il being steady income paying PROPOSE
ton. FOR further particulars apply TO o'FARRELL
q LANG. / | MONTGOMERY ST
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&OlHl PARTNER WANTED IN a NAME
isj,. featuring, contracting and general iob
ms business; viii be required TO Keep mems TIM
5eCt and assist generally; viii pay to each from
-, ~ F9V per Wees plenty of work on hand: oh
- ga Gazing partner is to further increase tha
Isl-TSs; rare opportunity for suitable man " nc IL
GLEASON u CO. 1920 Market 81 ' ". L.
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GJC 0nO 9Th AND TEHAMA SITS; COR
tD lA.OOU- ner vacant tot; 25xS0: this lot i'm
proved viii become at once good piece OF prop
erty. 1. SrRASSBURGER q CO., 1851 Mont
gomery ST.
GSE ono MASON ST.. NEAR GEARY; LOT
'Dcc.OOO. 6S;9xl37:B; Old improvements;
renting for $3.50 month. l. STRASSBURGER IL
CO. 326Ia Montgomery 81. 1a25 SuMeSa 81
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CARPETS.
PIANOS. vToLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

BRUSSELS soc. OIL CLOTH 25c MATING I5c,
ID llnoleum see. poles 25c, shades 25e body Bras
sells Zoe; carpets, furniture. etc, easy terms
NEUMAS BROS, III Sixth St ocll II
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CONTROLLING INTEREST IN GOOD GENERAL
= merchandise business new and prosperous COM
n4llty, main line Southern Pacific Railroad, for
% none but principals need apply. Address s.,
EoE L. this Office ia27 3ts
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EDUCAr!ONAI..

e.7xy SI1,y HALL SHORTHAND, TYPE WRIT
y ing Institutes ev'g classes SO mo. 100 Mkt. Snl
TI1E FAVORED SPOT IN SAN FRANCISCO
Iakeyiew, the beautiful. ja25
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n b. CHASE & co, AGENTS wHEELoCK,
". StuyyeSant, other pianos. 72T Market ms u
BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND PIANOS AT
- KOHLER s. GLASSES, 1O4l Market St au2. Ct
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LoDGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.

OLD ESTABLISHED GENERAL MERCHAN
- disc, dry goods notions glassware; must sell
sSS Seventeenth 81. nol2 II
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tpOO 5000 lots on the proposed electric railroad
and grand boulevard. CARNALL- FIrZHJGH-
HOPKINS CO. 624 Market st. iali In
G9SO LOTS 25xI2O, FRONTING ON 1 ST,
pcCO' the proposed line of cableroad; now is
the time TO buy them easy terms CARNALL-
&S00 LOT 4Oxl30. IN BERKELEY; SIDE
NOOO. walked and severed; $40 monthly
$2Io-Lot 40xl00; So ash. So monthly.
S22o-Lot 25xl0O: sidewalked: 50 monthly
SlOOO-Lot 60Nl25; on principal avenue.
So0o-Lot l0Oxl00; commanding views.
$lI5-Lot 25xlO3; SO cash, So monthly.
$500-Bot l00xl0O, with creek; 10 monthly
$29-Lot 25170; cheap ana steep; 81 monthly
MIR. CALDWE ELI. is not In my employ and has
no right, under loan OF GEO. X. BAILsY'S name or
otherwise, to show or sell any OF my lands
oier only what own; 1000 other lots; all kinds.
SEND Tor maps. CHAS. A. BAILEY owner, 70
Montgomery ST. las II
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$500 E Enek * { sT WITHIN HALE
new 2story residence of rooms; bath laundry
electrie-bells electrlc-lghters etc. every modern
convenience; lot 30xSO. BoNEE, TOY 81 CO., 19
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G.T6QD GOOD INVESTMENT; EDDY ST,
u oUo. near Pierce flats, and = rooms
bath and laundry each; total income S55 per
month: building new; lot 25I137:6, Apply TO
O'EARRELL ~ LANG, II Montgomery.
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SI4 600 RESIDENCE RES sAc &c, AN Sd
rooms; flushed basement; very solid and commo-
dious house In a choice location; this Is really
good buy. 1. STRASSBUkGER Il CO.. 326La Mont
Enmt.y st.
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100 HOWARD-S ROOMS. BATH, LARGE
20 yard. sIore-room; rent S25. ia2S St*
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A GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
n complete with furniture carpets. stoves, Cur
talns, blankets pictures and mirrors cash prices,
on easy installments; small deposit. NJ. FRIED
MAN CO.'S. largest installment house the
Coast, 22S and $50 stockton, and 237 Post ST.; open
evenings; prompt attention paid to country orders.
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q CNl EACH-STANYAN ST: CHEAPEST
W I-oO lots in the Western Addition; excellent
view of the city, park and bay: streets graded
macadamized aud curbed; lots leyei aud ready to
build on; call early cable franchise granted; terms
easy. BoNEE, TOY Il CO., 10 Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-01-28

Saloon AND LUNCH HOUSE; BARGATY Drr
- Iarture cauSe. 25S Branuan st iaaS sfs'
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

NONS MAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN GEN
ieel and profitable business; short bnnrs "a EN- IN,
~, 20 ounaay work; duties VIII be to collect etc
~ Use anu bilsgy; rare opportunity for soher
"a - an iana'StriouS man; must have $500 cash
i e, "e 3 3S with S15 Der month TO commence
,arzet st. " -aAoON' iO<O
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G1O SAD NV. CORNER ON CLAY ST, THIS
tp .CUU. side OF Van Ness ave-; almost new
improvements, consisting of bay-wndow flats OF
ana rooms and bath each, with all latest i'm
provements also 2-story house of rooms and
bath total rent 1924 30 per month: lot size 81 :5x
lO7:6. BONEE, TOY N Co, 10 MONTGOMERY ST.
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$50 seafisAsa pr F99M t.m
22O a4sDI.cs sIS.srs rg58 MA
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The End of the Seaaon

There's an old fellar / know down t.
Hyannis, his greet after game t. eat
mostly coots. Ev'ry fall o the yea
he's out layin for coots. It's coots al
coots with him. BY gracious, eff he
waFn't out after them coots las year as
long as there's a coot flew. Come long
bout Thanksgiyia time an there warn't
no more coots. Hanged il Rijah didn't
git up an ole loon. Well, there warn't
nothin else, an loon was game, eff yer
don't squint at it too particlar, says Ri.
jah. Well, he hangs the ole loon up on
side his blacksm' shop-allus hung his
game up thar by the tail feathers till it
dropped. Amino other ways with game
they says down to the Cape, an-well,
he hung there bout a week, an Biiah
he took it an dress it an picked it an
he eat it. Had it hot, had it cold had
it into a stoo, an he warmed it over;
an when he g done an there warn't no
more loon, the big fool, he s. down in
O. corner an cried. New York Evening
Sun.
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this wild and daring enterprise, and HI
already possessed a fortune in hand exceed
ing all that he had seen in the region
around Cibola.
The army started back from Tiguex, re
tracing its steps to Ciboia, the last inhab
tied point before entering the desert. Here
it rested and laid in supplies for the jour
ney through the wilds.
The ground marched over by Coronado's
band was 1000 miles in extent. Very little
damage had been done to the people, and
the soil had been prepared for future occu-
patton by the Spaniards. During the fifty
years succeeding the march the whole
region was subjugated, and those old Span.
lsh settlements now marked by picturesque
crumbling ruins were founded in New
Mexico and Arizona.
The Indians met with by Coronado were
of that race of semicivilized people called
PuebloS from their permanent villages, as
described in the explorers narrative Their
villages, both Semicircular and square,
were in existence at the beginning of this
century, and the ruins of others dating
back to CoronadO's time are still found
near the Rio Grande, Little Colorado and
ella rivers The exact points designated
in the narratives of Coronado and his com
panions have not been determined by mod
ern travellers. The PIeblos' ruins of Zuni
in New Mexico, at the head of the Little
Colorado, are thought to be one of the
Seven Cities" because of a close resem-
blance to the descriptions of the country
and of the structures found by Coronado
His march penetrated at least to the region
of snow and of intense cold and to the
ranges of buffalo and antelope, and that
would indicate northeastern New Mexico.
-
seem to be identical with Cibola, and others
not yet explored may furnish conclusive
evidence of belonging to the famed Seven
Cities" and the treasures which were
Spirited away on the approach of the bold
invader, as related, may yet come to light
in hidden caverns of the hills or in the
cellars Of the communal houses or villages.
GEORGE l.. kILMER.
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defenders numbered 300, and after spirit
ed fight were forced to surrender.
After the conquest Coronado put aside
the sword for the pen and wrote to his
viceroy, Don Mendoza, q very different ao
count of the Seven Cities" from that
brought to Mexico by the monk who hao
spied out the land the year before
Frankly he " rote: at remaineth now tC
certify, your hnnor, of the seven cities and
of the kingdoms and provinces whereof
the father provincial made report unto
your lordship. And, to be brief, | can as
sure your honor he said the truth in moth
ing that he reported, but all was quite
contrary, saving only the names of the
cities and great houses of stone; for, al
though they be not wrought with tur-
gueses, nor with lime, nor bricks, yet are
they very excellent houses of three or four
or five lofts high, wherein are good lodg-
ings and fair chambers. with ladders in
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10 1t from all parts of the land came
debtors who could not pay their debts
and offenders of the law that they
might escape incarceration, but she
sheltered them only a little while, and
while she kept them from arrest she
could not change their hearts and the
guilty remained guilty, but our God in
Jesus Christ is a refuge into which we
may fly from all our sins. and all our
pursuers, and not only be safe for
time but safe for eternity, and the
guilt is pardoned and the nature is
transformed. What Diana could not
do for her worshipers our Christ &C
eomplishes for us.
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XariOus Uses for Eneds.

Several kinds Of hard brown beans have
been utilised for making bracelets and
other ornaments. The plainness and mo-
notony are varied by gilt or steel studs and
settings, and small beads intermingled
with ornamental pendants The horse eye
bean, the seed of Nucuna urens, is really
ornamental and curious when mounted for
bracelets. The large brown sword beans
Of species of Entada have been made into
spoons, snuff boxes, small coin cases,
scent bottles, etc. The small brown seeds,
something like apple pips, so commonly
used, when strung thickly together, for
bracelets, workings, nets for the hair and
other ornamental work. are the produce of
Dasmanthus virgatus. They are fire.
Huently dyed black for effect Chambers
.uurnul
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A Bright Retort.

It is said of a certain literary woman
that she is never at loss for a reply, and
never misses an opportunity to say a
bright thing.
One day friend was describing to
her noted artist, about whom her Gu
riosity had been greatly aroused, but
whom she had never seen.
ITO begin WITH" remarked the
friend, che has perfect Niagara of a
forehead -
''Whatf' said the other. do you
mean to tell me the poor man has a
cataract over both eyes T-Exchange.
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She Knew,

Maud wonder why he didn't kiss
me when accepted him2
Jennie-Perhaps he thought the oc-
casion demanded something unusua,
from him.-Life.
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OLD, gold, gold,
the thirst for gold
and silver and
precious stones, Il
passion as old as
history and might
ier than love OF
life, drew Francis
VasqueZ de Coro-
nado, an officer
under the crown
in new Spain, to
turn from a young
opl hon mi I'm
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TABLED CITIES OF GOLD.
ADVENTUROUS MARCH OF CORO'
NADo, THE sPANIARD.

Misled by Credulous Spies, He Plunged
Into Our Southwest Wilderness with
Only Sixty FolIowers-His Trials and
Discoveries.
copyright, 1891, by American Press Associa-
ton Book rights reserved.
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ASK my agents for w. l.. Douglas shoes.
II not for sale in your place ask yOur
dealer 10 send for catalogue, secure the
agency, and get them for you.
" TAkE NO SUBSTITUTE. II
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SAVINGS BANKS,
And Where to Deposit.

The Lamoille County Savings
Bank & Trust Company Of Hyde
Park, offers the following reasons
why it should receive share of
your patronage:
FIRST.---It is unquestionably
safe. It has a full paid-up capital
of $4,000. making, with the addi-
tional liability of the stockholders.
a guaranty to depositors of $780,
600. It's Directors, II. P. Stowe,
0. f. Gates, S. A. Fife, P. X. Gleed,
20. S. Page and III. M. Mcfarland,
are men who have long been known
to the people of Lamoille County,
not only as successful business
men, but as men of extensive ex-
perience in loaning money. Under
this management the people know
that economy, conservatism, and
sound judgment will characterize
the institution. It makes no loans
where the security is not person
ally known to some one of the Di-
|rectors, without a careful investi-
cation of the property loaned upon,
and depositors are cordially invited
to examine the loans of the Bank,
and judge for themselves whether
their deposits are being judiciously
invested. Less than one-twenty-
third 1880 Of it's assets are in
vested outside of Lamoille County
and the adjoining towns of Lowell,
Hardwick, Craftsbury and Bakers
field, so that depositors can at all
times see where their money is in
vested and KNOW 1T is SAFE.
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PENS IONS I!

Ep@ Watch for our clubbing rates.
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FIFTH-It guarantees unqualifedy and unconditon-
ally four per interest compounded semi-annuay Ar
this rate saving of twenty-five per day amounts in
five to $5o2o7; in ten years $I11411 in twenty
$27696I thirty years $522o61; forty wears TO
$S,S85o4 fifty years to $I43 1852; sixty years to Saa
38SI5 Surely this is better than high rate with question:
able security To the of 10000 the Bank paws all
taxes individual deposits.
Deposits made on or before October 81 draw interest
from the first day of the month
CARROLL S. PAGE, President
II. M. MCFARLAND, e-President
CLARENCE A. KNIGHT, Treasurer
HYDE PARK VT, Oct. 40, 1891.