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ASSESSMENT NoT.C.s 5.


Utah CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
- Location OF principal place Of business San
Mining District, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting % the
Board of Directors. held on the 9th day of May.
1891, an assessment (No. 12) OF twenty-five cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF tue
corporation, payable immediately, in United States
gold CON- to the Secretary, at she once OF the com
pany, Room 49, Nevada Block, 3O9 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day OF June, 1891, will be
delinquent. and advertised for sale public aue-
ton; and, unless payment is made before will be
sold on TUESDAY, the S0th day of June. 1891. 10
pay the delinquent assessment. together with costs
of advertising and expenses Of sale. By order of
the Board Of Directors A Fl. FISH. Secretary.
Offce-Room %, Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California Ie6 I'd
TTNION CONSOLIDATED SILVER MINING
I comprehension of principal place of bust
ness, san Francisco, CAL; location o. works, Yir-
ginia Mining District, Storey County, Nevada. No
tice is hereby given that at meeting of the Board
of Directors, held the 10Th day of May, 1897,
assessment No 43) Of thirty (S0cl cents per share
payable Immediately in United states gold coin TO
the Secretary, at the Office OF the company, Room
II. y o. sos California ST. san Francisco, Cat
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
main unpaid on the 22d day OF June, 1891. will be
delinquent ana advertised for sale at public Aue-
ton and unless payment is made before will be
sold on MONDAY the 18th day of July, 1891. to
pay the delinquent assessment together with the
costs of advertising aud expenses OF safe. BY order
of the Board of Directors
A. w. BARROws, Secretary pro TEN.
Cfice-Room II, No. SO3 California ST., san Fran
cisco, Cal. je5 I'd
DEER MINING CoMPANI-LOCATIJN OE
4 principal place OF business san Francisco. Cali
fornia; location OF works, QuJota, Pima County.
Arizona. Notice is hereby given that at meeting
of the Board OF Directors. held on the 29th day OF
May, 1891, an assessment (NO. l01 of 10 cents per
share levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
Grafton, payable immediately In United States
gold coin to the Secretary at the Office OF the com
pany, room % Nevada Block. 309 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the Sd day of July, 1891 Will be
delinquent and advertised for sale public auction
and unless payment is made before, will be sold on
Thursday the 23d day OF July 1891, TO pay the de-
ltnquent assessments together with costs of adVer
Using and expenses OF sale. Ry order OF the Board
of Directors. NAT. T. MESSER, Secretary.
Ohce-9O9 Montgomery street, Room 20 Nevada
Block, San Francisco, California. leo I'd
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GOO0 25X1OO; CHENERY NEAR MIGUEL,
spOOO. right ON line OF electric railway.
$50O-Lot on Wool St. mr.. Cortland ave; on in
S55O-25xlOO; Brazil ave-, mr.. Mission ST.
5000 each-2 lots. 25xlO0 terminus OF pro-
posed cable; only s312 feet from Mission ST.. easy
$1,000 each-2 lots. 25xI14 each, 90 the mob Hill
Of the Mission: elegant view OF the city
S2500-22 :6Xl00; DOrland, near Guerrero: neat,
bowwlndOw cottage, rooms and bath; or viii sell
adjoining cottage, 8 rooms aud bath, for $500
s25O0-3OxSO; cor. Sanchez and 9th sts fine
corner Tor a grocery: street work done.
S325O-25XIl4; sunny side Valley ST. mr. Guer-
zero: modern 2-story house, rooms and bath all
S35O0-2jxlOO; Fillmore ST.. mr. OAK very hand
some residence location.
SCHOOLGIRLS; Jessie, near 9th; front and rear
houses; rents $40; safe buy.
S45OO-A handsome business corner on 25th ST..
75x90; extra lot, 25xl0O: cheap.
S5s5O-45xS5; nth, near Guerrero; viii soon be
business property
$575O-5oxll6; Noe ST., mr. Market; bargain
$I3OO-3O:6Xl37:6 20; Lombard St, mr.. Powell;
handsome cottage. rooms and driveway and sta
BILE street paved and accepted.
SS0OU-25x %; Washington St, near Powell:
front and house. leased to tenant at S75 per
month; a choice investment
$l2O00-5Ox63; fine business corner on Turk st.;
store and fiat the corner: / lot vacant
S. p. MIDDLETON q CO., Real Estate Agents and
Auctioneers. houses rented and rents collected. 20
Montgomery st. iel4 81 suTuTh
G.A7E0 2 HOUSES FOR SALE
- ~. Situated near Union Iron Works and
sugar refinery, in choicest section Of Potrero
LAND. VALUES INCREASED 90 PER CENT
LAST YEAR
Owing 20 extensive grading and building in this
newly developed part OF san Francisco.
Capitalists fast improving this immediate
neighborhOod by active. energetic work. all accru-
lug TO the advantage OF IA property.
1880 fer lot 50xlO0, with 2 houses OF 5 rooms
each. both well rented, paying Z per cent on in-
vestnent aud value increasing daily: located on
Connecticut St; most desirable street and location
addressing C. BESEDICf' 9Ss Pine e. st. '''"S VI
ie7 II SuTuWeTh
CUNNYSIDE TRACT BLOCKS. oNE-FIFTH
- cash, balance four semi-annuai payments; lots
$500 70 5000 on same terms. ). Il. HILL Il CO..
100 SuttersL ap30 II
lIa00 EACH-2 LOTS 25xi2O I25 TT s. OF
u 1OUO GcsTy Address Is, Box l. this ofiee6 tt
E0XIOO-SAN BRUNO ROAD: LEVEL; $500
w Sunny side and Lakeyiew lots, $500 to $500
Money To loan. in TO suit, at easy terms
ID. y. LIBBY, 62S Market ST. ie10 lars
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FINANCIAL.

old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
~ your old gold and silver by mail to the old aud
reliable house Of A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST., San
Francisco; l will send by return mail the cash. II
amount Is not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- o3S kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, watches: low interest ocA Il
cIassided ADVERTISEMENTS contnue1 on the
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

ID A. D0LAN a. co
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS',
$50 Market St, opposite Palace Hotel;
brancn once, Seventh ave. and ST. opposite Olym'
nh
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Z OOS FINE CORNER: $50 CASH. MERE
- O[O. DITH a HENDRY. 634 Market ST.
GOOO LOTS NEAR ELECTIC ROAD, BEACH
sNAOO. aud boulevard; $25 cash and monthly
street. le13 SuTuTh
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CLASSIFIED advertisements Continued on the
Sixth Page.
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CUNNYSIDE TRACT BLOCKS, oNE-FIFTH
- cash, balance four semi-annual payments; lots
$500 70 5000 on same terms. j. b. HILL u CO.,
100 Suffer ST. anSO II
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u ANTED-sMALL COFFEE SALOON AND
" ChOp-houSe; good location, agents. Address
Chance Box g, CALL Branch Once. iel5 3tE
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DOOM WITH POWER, CHEAP; IN THE BRICK
III building, cor. Folsom and Eighteenth SITS also
lots To rent cheap in same block. ASHTON, ALI
Montgomery ST. my3l cod I'm
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4 RE YOU PAYING RENT COME AND SEE
~ US; select your lot and we Will build You a
house: all you need IS $500 cash and $50 monthly
MEREDITH a HENDBY, 634 Market ST.
GDn0 NOW AND $40 A MONTH WILL GET
,DAOO you a fine Richmond lot 18th ave,
near Golden Gate Park; title perfect: price $500;
MEREDITH q HEN DRY, 63f Market st.
G.oE0 EACH-2 LOTS. FENCED. GRADED:
tDOOO near the beach and coming electric road:
small monthly payments. MEREDITH & HEN
DRY. 63l Market st.
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DOR SALE. ACCOUNT LEAVING CITY FIRST
i class grOcery-st0Te, with family liquors; Mar
ket ST. doing good business. Address Grocery. Box
81. CALL Branch once ieI4 3ts
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C1I0O OLD CORNER SALOON IN WEST
= IOOOs ern Addition; established IA years. l.
j.. BARNARD, 80 KeaUny st. Its
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W ANTED-PARTSER IN WHOLESALE AND
Valencia 81. lel4 TT
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CO0OO SALOON AND RESTAURANT: BEST
tTOUOO. part city: clearing $500 month
5 years leases owner owns bUilding: selling on &C
count retiring from business best bargain in city
NJ LESS. 3 Fourth
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&IO 600 COR; MISSION. AMAZON AND
Association: II lots; frOntages. g. h. MBSEN
q co, IA Montgomery st. iel4 SuruTh
G5S0 25xl09i 5. SIDE LAIDLEY ST, l73
- gov. feet f. OF Castro: FairmOunt Tract.
ClIAS c. FISHER, 508 California ST. jeI6 3t*
u.OOO0 PART CASH, BUYS 7-ROOMED
u ZOUO. house and lots 2jx7O, nicely located.
OF Mission ST. remarkably cheap. BAILEY, 7l9
Market ST. IT
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QQOO 25X1OO; CHENERY. NEAR MIGUEL
CpOOO. right ON line OF electric railway.
$500-Lot on Wool ST.. nT. Cortland ave; on in
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GD0O0 EUREKA, NEAR 2lST; 2-SrORY
,CZUUO. house OF 3 rooms; lot 25xI34: q: well
OF water; part cash. q. Ii. UMBSEN a CO., IA
Tnrfft rfsr.f gr
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COCO BAKERY; ESTABLISHED OVER 20
CDOOO. years; using two barrels -four a day; all
store trade VI. LESS. Fourth ST. Its
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$500 G4 qas T1o GK@faEY 4N8 20 T aAE
! bar trade; cheap rent; sell at once;
/ chance. NJ. LESS, 5 Fourth St lt$
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60Xl0O-sAN BRUNO ROAD; LEVEL: $500
w Sunny side and Lakeyiew lots, $500 to $500.
Money To loan. in sums TO suit. at easy terms.
d. i. LIBBY, 62S Market ST. ie10 lars
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no SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO l. ID
/ NARNARD. 80 kearny 81. Established 1859. LIS
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TOR SALE-SALOON AND DANCE HALL:
Il account places. 2O7 Grant ave, near Post ST.
or call - Steuart 81. iel5 u
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$3.50 and f 51b 5 5fo
dltiOns: lot 2Sxll7:5 TO an alley. q. II. UMBSEN
a CO, Il Montgomery 81.
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SIC0 WEBER UPRIGHT FOR SALE on IS
IDIOU. installments. 2l3 Powell St jel5 II
A y INVOICE OF STEINwAY ~ SONS Pr
y amos, nearly new price 500. w. c. BADGER.
725 AarKet st. ieI4 II
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Gsle0O DAY. NEAR SANCHEZ; NEW BAY
,G-OOO. window cottage Of rooms and bath (;
brick foundations; marble mantels; lot 25xll4;
$1,000 cash. q. II. CMBSEN a CO., Il Montgomery
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C.-OSO CORNER SHOTwELL AND 10Th
y ZOU. store aud rooms and fiat of rooms
$53: lot p :6X65. G. II. UMBSEN q CO., IA
MONTGOMERY ST.
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Qf-SO WILLOW AVE- NEAR VALENCIA;
u I ~. 2-story bay-window house OF rooms
and bath: suitable for flats: lot 26KIU2 alley
rent S22; part cash. q. IL. UMBSEN & CO., IA
Montgomery ST.
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CARPETS.

GAEPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. csc a YARD;
y iustailment price elsewhere 81 I'd NJ FRIED
Man a CO. 22S-23O stockton, aud 237 Post 1t II
BRUSSELS CARPETS. Soc LAID; FLOOR
ID cl0tLs 25e. s W. SHIREk. 1894 Stock ton MT
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A w. BARROWS, Secretary pro TEN.
Ofice-Room IL, No. 303 California St, san Fran
cisco, Cal je5 I'd
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INVOICE or 3 ARION PIANOS; CANNOT
y be told from new; price $3.50 W. g. BADGER.
"a Market faI4 II
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Csd0n SALOON, BOARDING AND LODGING
~ dOO. house; furnished rooms, all rented:
long lease: low rent. Opposite caT-stabie, Twenty
fourth and Nebraska. fel3 It's
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SI70O u hnT ca AsP a GoSsE GS 6aF m GaSH
daily cash receipts $50 TO 500; stock alone worth
$500: trial before buying. BAILEY, 7l9 Market /
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Z GOD PAYING ROUTE on MORNING PAPER.
~ Inquire at 2l3 " ebster st. jel4 Tt
DARTNER WANTED-MUST BE A GENERAL
j carriage wood worker. Address Partner, Box
los CALI. Branch Once iel4 81
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7 ACOB HEHMAN.
y REAL ESTATE OWNER
$50 Market street.
al A

| GORO LEVEL MISSION LOTS. ONLY
| ID ZCO. blocks from electric road, on ST. monthly
| payments JACOB HEYMAN $40 Market st.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

pow business with wide-awake, rising young
business man Of good standing aud reputation; has
q hTsl-claSs trade, clearing Sl75 per month and
rapidly growing, which absolutely requires more
assistance; prefers partner 10 keeping clerk; good
man wanted more than money; give best Of
references; remarkable good business that will
STAN. lnvesL-gatLnn. GEO. SIEMARI. LBS kearnx- n
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- N(Ml An NEh W Al At-Di - Il Abl-lHtf LED
=. ~ cash business; clears $50 per week 10
active man; has one of the best business in the
cry With sure, solid and growing trade; owner
NrSi-caSS business man. with best reference; bust
ness easily learned: night Sunday work; IS
suitable for any sober. steady, industrious man
willing 10 do light work and make himself gener-
ally useful; fun Investigation; further capital re-
qUired. GEO. STEWART. lS5 kedrny ST. 1t
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\ INVOICE OF NEW CPRIGHT PIANOS;
y sold 10 pay cost and charges on same. W. q.
7Z5 Market st. ieI4 1t
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GSEQ0 CORNER ON 23D. NEAR DOLORES:
,DOOUU. new Eastlake house Of II rooms and
bath laundry; brick foundations; lot 25X95. G. II.
UMBSEN q CO.. IA Montgomery ST.
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G1Qn0 GROCERY AND BAR: LEASE; NEW
sD1OpO. stock and good trade. Apply "a Y ork
81. cCal-yard. iel4 It's
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QdOp0 DOLORES. NEAR DAY: 2-STORY
tD1OOU. house IN store and fiat brick fouuda-
tiOns; part cash; lot 26X75. c. II. MBSEN q CO.,
II MONTGOMERY ST.
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$1,000 sadf 6e t 1BS. Rooms S6s aaFSE
chean rent: bargan. NJ LESS 5 Fourth ST LIS
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C.O0O RESTAURANT NEAR MAIN LABOR
- JNO. center: doing big business; lease; rent
only $50 living rooms: here's the biggest bargain
uGiur RATI.tsf Market
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BUSINESS cHANCEs-ooNr1NUED.

GC60 RESTAURANT: RECEIPTS $3.50
ULOO. month; fun trial; cheap rent; must
sold: sickness the cause Nj. LESS. 5 Fourth st. II
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


II II. UMBSEN Il CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND HOUSE-BR0KERS,
Members S. Y. Real Estate Exchange,
Ia MONTGOMERY ST.
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G.tO0n MINNA. NEAR l4TH; = FLATS OF
y tOUO. ; and rooms and bath each: brick
foundations; rents 1872 lot 25X80. o. II. UMB sen
~ CO., Il Montgomery st.
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CIGAE-STAND LAUNDRY OFFICE: 3 STOCK
y. ton ST.; average sales $3.50 per month; laundry
naNs q EEneusnS. urlne H4OO ieiR IT,
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Tor SALE-A WELL FITTED-UP SALOON
: near Market st. for sale. Inquire at SIEBE
BROS. d PLAGEMANN'S. 322 to 1872 Sansome II
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posed by some officer OF the Fifty fifth to
halt and make another stand, but examina
ton showed that the supply of emmuni
ton on hand was less than two rounds to
man There was nothing to do but retreat
liz the new line formed around the steam
boat landing Stuart : brigade took its place
On the extreme left Thus, while the whole
army had been disrupted, Sherman's bat
talions beaten back and Prentis. ever
whelmed, Stuart with 800 men-reduced by
losses about one half-kep: his relative posi-
ton ard maintained n bold front, prevent
ing the enemy from sei@inS the landing
upon which the fate OF the Union army de
pended.
The battle | have described took place on
Sunday, April g. On Monday, the It'll, the
rifty-fifth was also engaged and lost sbon:
twenty meI. Its losses altogether on the
field of Shiloh were 81 killed outright and
81 mortally Misunderstanding SIS deaths
and lG2 wounded and recovered. The killed
and wounded together numbered 24S. al
most half Of those engaged.
In sIsirmishes and general actions the
regiment was engaged in May, October and
December, 1862, the last at Chickasaw Bay
ou also at Arkansas Post, January, 1863.
Its next severe fighting took place in the
assaults before Vicksburg, May, 1868. AT
this time the Fifty-fifth was in the Second
brigade Blair's division, Fifteenth corps.
led by Sherman. After the Confederates
had retired behind earthworks encirc.:I.
the city, an assault was ordered all along
the Union line at 2 O'Clock ON the afternoon
of the 10Th of May. The regiment mum
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After some skirmishinG Chalmers got a
battery into position to shell Stuart, and
as the latter had no artillery it looked like
a very UNEQUAL fight, for Chalmers hal over
1000 men in line. About the time that the
Confederate shells began to burst among
his men Stuart ordered a change of posi-
ton, and the Fifty-hfth, being compelled
to turn its back to the enemy during the
movement. forgot fer an instant what II
was there for AID broke into genuine
''skedaddle." 1t was a case OF fright pure
and simple, and the ''skedaddls' was not
to the rear, out of harms way. but Oil to
the right across ravine about lco rods
from the starting point 1t Is 4 good sol
der who owns up to wholesome respect
for his enemy's proves, and if the feeling
of respect takes the shape of fear, that is
all right, providing it stops within certain
limits. The fear must be akin to that man
holds for live rattlesnake, so strong that
one cannot endure the thought of his con
tinued existence, and therefore proceeds,
cuardedly of course, to eXterminate him.
| So the Fifty-tifth ran away from the i'm
| mediate danger which was new and terri
| fying. then quickly rallied and pitched III
like heroes About this time body OF
| Confederate cavalry appeared in view and
| the regiment formed Il square to resist at
tack; then, when the troopers rode on
without engaging. resumed simple line
Its position was along a ravine about sixt.
rods from its original camp.
Chalmers onslaught. when it came. wa
received with great GOODNESS, the Illinoi
boys holding their fire until the Con
federates were within forty yards. The et
feet of their fire was awful, and in a clos
: combat that ensued, lasting two hours
Chalmers brigade was completely used VI
The Fifty-fifth lost heavily, but maintaiue
its ground until all the line on its RICH
had been driven back Even then war;
ing was given to the Union commands i
the rear before the position was abandoned
) During the confusion before retreat an o.
der passed along the ranks of the FIT,
{ fifth to cease firing, about face and retir
, The command was obeyed and the liz
moved off in an orderly manner down
slope to the rear. Suddenly the order w;
countermanded and the regiment face
about, marched up the hill to its old pos
n ton and opened fire again on the advau
ing enemy. The fear, which had led to
''skedaddle" a short time before, had give
place to fighting vim.
4 When Stuart finally retired i, was
=. march away unopposed by the enemy, al
his retreat was not followed up After
treating a few hundred yards it was pr
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We easily forget our faults when
they are known only to ourselves.
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THE LAND OF THE BEAUTIFUL
DEAD

By the hut of the peasant where poverty
weepS,
And nigh to the towers Of the kings
Close, close to the cradle where infancy
sleeps
And JOY loves to liner and sing,
Lies garden of light full Of heavenly
perfume,
Where never a teardrop is shed,
And the rose and the lily are ever in
bloom
IT'S the land Of the Beautiful Dead
Each moment Of life a messenger comes
And beckOns man over the way;
Through the heart sObS of women and roll
ing Of drums,
The army of mortals obey
Few lips that have kissed not a motionless
brow,
A face from each Preside has fed,
But we know that our loved ones are
watching us now
In the land of the Beautiful d cad
Not charm that we knew ere the bound'ry
was crossed
And we stand in the valley alone;
Net trait that we priced in our darling is
lost,
They have fairer and lOvlier grown;
AS the lilies burst forth when the shadows
of night
Into bondage at daybreak are led,
80 they bask in the glow by the pillar of
light,
In the land of the Beautiful Dead.
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Oxford's Female Students.

The lady students at Oxford are very
proud OK their recent success. At Somer-
Vile hall, out Of seven students taking
honors, three have been awarded firsts-
two in natural science and one in modern
languages; two have gained seconds, one
third and one fourth in history. Lady
Margaret hall has seven honor students.
In addition to this Somerville hall has ons
student taking the first classical examina-
ton Qitere humaniores). Miss Hodge,
who Is the Only woman who has previous
ly attempted this examination, was from
Somerville hall. Last year Miss Hodge
took first class in classical moderations
and second in the finals.
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The September Wide Auake, while it has
many articles for family reading, is full
of the sort of stories children find salts
faction in: of course everybody reads
THE Peppers first, for just what Polly
will do is as yet mystery to us all, but
the short stories will be read next. Mrs.
Clara Doty Batess Red Lilies is with
out doubt taken from life. 1.-TWO Fish
ermen,' by Rowland f. Robinson, de-
scribes Il Quaker boys holiday. What
happened "All Because q Bluebird Sang
is eloquently tod by Mrs. Maude Lincoln
Langley Aunt Betsey's Cap Box is
an amusing family incident, by Oarissa
Potter. THE Sovereign of 40 is perhaps
the best story yet written by Mrs. NJ. E.
W. Sherwood. "A Tale of the Black
Forest by Sally Thorndike, reaches
perfection as fairy story. "Peterkin
and Pollikin go to the Fair" by Annie
| Morrison, will be read over many times
by little children. Marietta Ambrose in
her antobiographical serial describes her
good times in attending the Italian
silk-worms. Miss Matilda Archambeau
Van Dorm" in Miss Cummings serial keeps
her relatives and friends in q very ami
mated state of mind 1.-The Prince I'm
perial," by Mrs. Goddard Orpen. is an
anecdotive account of the short life OF
the only child OF Louis Napolean and Eu
graphs of the imperial boy. An Ode
Set-II," closes Eleanor Lewiss series
Famous Pets" Short articles, poem.
and humorous pictures, together Will
the four pages OF original anecdote callet
| Men and Things. complete the number
$40 year. d. Lothrop Company
Boston.
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LEVEN thousand
nine hundred and
sixty-fve nil e $
a ! N Ost one half
t h G d i S t an C g
around the world,
taken in a direct
line, were covered
by the travels OF
the Fifty-fifth Hi
nois in the service
of the government
during the war.
1t marched 3,2D
miles and made
the remainder by
boat and rail. At
an average of ff
teen miles a day
its marches occu
pied 216 days
With the excep