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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-18
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

=" You should keep better hours" said the
clergyman to the young man from Delaware
avenue. :" You should-did you ever see
the sun rise, my good brother?" g Yes, sir;
L observe it nearly every morning on my
way home" was the astonishing rejoinder
Buffalo Enquirer.
g. You wouldn't think that she has driven
three men 10 attempt suicide" Il would
never have believed it. Yet how often the
most nnocent-appearing woman is at heart
cruel, remorseless coquette, destroyer"
There you go again. Her flirting propen-
stiles had naught 20 do with il. The men
were her neighbors while she was taking
vocal lessons. "-Indianapolis Journal.
1t is so perplexing 10 be told that a mar
ried man has been released from his suffer
lngs at last-you can never tell whether il
Is the man himself who has died, or his
wife.-Fremdenb latt.
He Had a Smile: Spaeer-What can 1
say in this obituary for Ginsling, the bar
tender? Editor-Work in something about
his having smile Tor every one."-N. Y.
Herald.
Sure Death: Executioner What's he
eating? Warden-Pick les, lobster salad ami
milk. Executioner-Here, boys! Take the
gailows down. We wont need it-Boston
News.
Still in the Dark: what kind of people
are your new neighborsp" IS They moved
in in the evening and didn't see their fur
niture, and they havn't hung out their first
washing yet, so cannot tell you."-N. Y.
Press.
Great Luck: Jones Gust reached the
fishing groundS)-What kind of luck are you
havin', Brown? Brown-First-rate. Been
here an hour and haint fell in yet.-Judge.
:" l am afraid l shall never be a good
Christian" sighed Striver. why not?'
asked the minister. don't seem to make
any progress" Have you left undone
those things which you ought to have done
and done those things which you ought not
to have dOne?" Yes" "Then you're
all right. You are as good Christian as
the rest of us"-N. Y. Press.
Mrs. Grayneck-Why, johnny, what in
the world are you striking Willie for like
that? Johnny-Well, should think had
good cause. Mrs. Grayneek-What do you
lneanP Johnny-Well, l let him use my
bean-shooter all last Sunday afternoon if
he'd say my prayers for me for week. and
I've just found outthat he's skipped three
misunderstanding Sparks.
In Doubt: Young husband-Don't you
quite understand how to do il, darling?
Young wife-Yes, it is all quite clear; but
1t says " first clean your turkey" and l was
wondering whether one shonld use toilet OF
regular securing sOap.-Chicago News.
A SONG THAT SUITS US.
" Her lips are like perfect rhyme"
Sang poeg true In oiden verse,
An that's why would like meter
III but the sweet song TO rehearse.
Caps Cod Item.
BAIT.
With bated breath and baited hook
The eager fisher waited;
To bait his hook less time II took.
Than kept his breath well blited
N Y. Sun.
Boston has sewing school attended by
over 700 little girls, who make the tines:
quality of dresses and underwear.
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SHE SAW THE GAME.
The Unpleasant Experience of the f,
male Reporter.

The Unpleasant Experience of the Fee
male Reporter.
No more baseball for me, if you please.
And it was such lovely white muslin, too,
and it was the city editors fault, for he
should have known better. True, asked
to be allowed to report baseball game, but
l had no idea baseball club was an aggre-
CATION of maniacs and the audience mob
of bowling dervishes. started for the BALI
ground with ticket and several misgiyings
as to how things would turn out and my
worst fears were amply realized.
took seat, and was Immediately be-
sieged by crowd of boys who wanted to sell
me seore-cards. gave dime, but got only
one card, and l have always understood
score to be twenty. A gentleman who sat
next to me kindly offered to explain the
contents of the card, but such rubbish could
not be understood, and refrain from writ
ing it. Besides, don't think he told me
right. / mistrust people who are too pro-
fuse with their information. The game, l
am told, was between the East End Jims,
though why they should have so many of
the same name could not fird out, and the
Climax. They appeared to be very nice
young gentlemen before they commenced to
play, but soon became demoralized.
The game and the excitement commenced
and one man out in the field turned a somer-
sault. Phis was, | was told, grounder,
though why people shonlditumble over the
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GRIN REAL ESTATE.

r OTIS 25xl35. $500: LOTS 40xl32 :6 $780, $500
IL $3.50, 1915, Si0O; lots 6Uxl35. $500; lots Aux
$50. $5u0 each. $25 down. So and $40 amonth.
Houses built to order the install N ent plan :
$3Oo or S4O0 down, balance easy monthly pay
ments.
Cottages for sale the installment plan or to
rent, furnished or un furnished. Inquire OF w. o.
MORAN. Lorln. or DUSINBURY a WURTS, 467
Ninth ST., Oakland; take Berkeley train new
electric car, which passes door; Sunday engage
ments jy1S 10 81 ~ rs ct
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Whoever has the capacity to earn living can
easily lay aside from 80 to 50 per month: this is
not much 10 save and IL put in bank would
amount to only $50 S75 per year but iudiciously
invested IN rich land, and where there question
OF doubt as TO Its increasing in value. Will lead
10 fortune; there Is not tizsn inthe city OF Oak
lana VINO Knows anything of the future of property
along the Pied mont Cable Road but what will
tell you that there can be question as to the
great rise in land values along this road In the
ie" years TO come, that all properties along the
Piedmont cable are now the of great ad-
vance and lose who afford to invest are put
ting every dollar they command in this direc-
lion. Great fortunes VIII be acquired in tine
next nve years IN the rise of land values along this
line of road. Every one with ordinary perception
can see that. But the trouble with persons OF linn
lied means is that they never get enough
money together at one time TO make an investment.
This discourasing difficulty Messrs. Laymance Y
Co. intend to overcome by Offering. during the
month OF July, 100 large lots on the Piedmont
cable in the Fair View Tract. The prices will be
the lowest by one-third of any other property on
the cable. The terms also will be made easier than
any other property offered, only $40 and $50 cash
beiuc required first payment and the balan ce in s.
and $S monthly instaments What better induce
me at could be offered to any man, woman child
who Is seeking home or chance to lay aside few
collars for an investment. Go early aud secure one
Tor some one to get to their Office when the last
is sold The streets in the Fairyiew tract have
been nicely graded ana the Contra Costa water
mains are laid IN the center of the streets There
have already been several lots sold and houses built
upon them in this tract. and the easy terms are
given on The remainder OF the lots during this DUH
season OF July Any person with ordinary foresight
can easily see long before they have their lot paid
Tor on The conditions stipulated that IL will have
doubled In value and paid larger interest the in
Vestnlent than any savings bank in the United
States. Can greater Involvement be offered9 A
word to the wise should be sufficient. jy9 lot
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
SIOUU for new oay-window cottage: 5 rooms:
modern improvements; lot 5Oxl50: street severed: :
city water; blocks from station; IN best part of
Bay-st. Station. iylS lot
NEW AND ELEGANT a HOUSE; LARGE
~ rooms; bath: front and rear stairs; porce-
lain sink and tub; laundry; all modem convent
ences: with or without furniture; lot 50x15O.
Apply 1884 San Jose ave jyl6 It's
GloSO looxl25; COTTAGE AND STABLE
sptOCO. OH Central ave-; splendid bargain; for
10 days only; magnificent garden.
s3yOo-$3oo cash ss5 per month, will buy a
handsome 7-room house. near station and school;
street and Sidewalk work done.
S2eO0-% $3.50 cash, $50 per month, for pretty g.
$275O-$S5O cash, $50 month; 4sxl6O feet; Z
room cottage near Mastic station:
Broom cottage on Webster ST.: all modern Improve
menIs.
s2s5O-s40o cash. S25 month; handsome g.
room dwelling Pacific ave, station; IN Cd
ern Improvements and street work all complete.
the famous Fassking's Park Tract at GranG-st Sta
tion: now ready.
MARCUSE n REMMELL.
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
Alameda, San Francisco,
Bsy-st. Station aud 62S Market ST.. opp.
Highest. Station. Palace Hotel. iyil7t
w house of rooms and bath: house and lots on
easy terms, from 500 to $500 down; instaliments
from $15 to $40 a month"; interest included.
Exehange-A fine residence in Alameda to ex-
change for Los Angeles property also several
places in Alameda to exchange for outside lands.
For bargains in real estate cali at MRS I.
CHANDLER az CO.'S, 1923 Park ST.. New Mason ic
Building, Alameda. jyl2 TT
HANDSOME COTTAGE, s ROOMS AND BATH;
IL lot 50xl50; $50 monthly payments; nothing
down.
slloo-House. rooms; lot 251lO3; $500 cash
and 8 10 monthly
$2s00-New house, rooms and bath: lot 35x
l59: 800 cash and $25 monthly HALL & POOLE.
2405 Encinai ave-, in Park Hotel. jy12 It
099S0 FINE COTTAGE; LOT. 45xl00: ALL
sD-ACO. street work done; station; easy
terms.
$70o0-Best bargain In Alameda: lot lOOx22O;
fine residence; easy terms. JUDD, HANLEY Il CO.,
1881 Park st. lny27 Il
6O CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
w for four months part of the Unired States
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LOW Pied LOT:

NOE ST., BET. RIDLEY AND NoE-2jxl50:
4S street work done: $3.50
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
CECURE A HOME FOR Y0URSEIF An
y family


SECURE HOME FOR YOURSELF AND
- family.
See those new-bue cottages, with all modern
conveniences and large-siZe lot of 25x126. on the
w. side OF Douglass ST. near 2sth; only 2 blocks
from the Castro-st. cable; you can have one for
California st, near Montgomery. jylS If SaSu
SECURE HOME FOR YOURSELF AND
- family.
with all modern conyenences and large size lot of
25xll4. ON 23d St. Noe block from the Cas-
frost. cable: you have &. for $1,000 the
stallment plan. For safe by NJ. u. LEVY, 432 Cali
fornia ST., near Montgomery. iylS SaSu tt
SloS0 5ox2oo: LOTS; N SIDE BEMIs ST..
I'D IZOO.. between Mateo and Roanoke, Fair
mount Tract.
$750-33x1O0; Sc. line Beinis. between Mateo
and Roanoke; lot 50, Block o. Paramount Tract.
$5s0-25xl00; e Laidey ST., near Roanoke, Fair
mount Tract.
S375-Lot 9, Block 3. College Homestead Associa-
ton.
CHAs C FISHER, sos California ST. 1ts
I Asst CHANCE-oNLY ONE LEFT or THOSE
laundry, pantry and bath; 7I2-foot basement; pat
ent sidewalk; iron fence; large lot, 25x1l4, which
you can buy very cheap and very easy monthly
Instruments: situated l42l I'D ST., bet. Noe and
Sanchez, block from Castrost. cars builder at the
house ali day jylS 2t~
y REAT BARGAIN - FINE NEW COTTAGE
VI with or without furniture, for sale for small
amount cash; balance easy terms to suit
CHASER; rooms; nne basement; laundry: lot 2ox
lli also double fat for the price OF $500. Apply
213 clipper St. bet. Sanchez and Noe; take Castro
cars. iylS "t*
$4,000 TO BE SOLD AT Lion ONCE e. LOTS on,s
ROAD; bet gath and 25th sts no grading; no hills.
Also, 20 lots in fine town In int erlor: beautiful
shade trees in front of property. Address Il. E.,
Box 81, CALL Branch 1y1S 3tS
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HAWTHORNE ST., NEAR FOLSOM, BET. ID
III and Sd: 2SK103. and 21s-story cottage OF 10
rooms; hne neighborhood; $50UO
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post ST.. NEAR GoUGH-Bow-wINDow RES
idence: 10 rooms and every convenience; 27:6x
l37 IS; S1OOuO
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WASHINGTON ST., NEAR NSoME
w through TO Merchant; brick and frame build
ings: rents $3.50; So, 900
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S11O SALOON; 25 TABLES: 100 CHAIRS:
u 1OO. pcol-table; rooms large stage bar
fixtures; rent che1p 3O5 Grant ave. jyIs 3t*
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NEW PROPERTY.

II ONWARD ST.. BET. Sd AND 4TH-6lxTs, AND
Ii brick building: $4,000
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A LOTS $1,000 EACH: SACRAMENTO ST.. BET
Il Maple and Cherry; 25xl00 each; street graded
a fzeu
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nLD-ESTAkLISHED CORNER GROCERY AND
Obar well stocked cheap rent: occupied by pres
eut owner years; trade S25 per day: fnu inyesti-
gallon tiia If required Apply TILLMAN Il BEN
Del. 327 Battery. iyi76ts
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18th ST. N. SIDE. BET NOE AND MARKET;
/ S25xl05; $4,000.
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CALHOUN FOR SALE-THE CHARLESTON. S3s
- Third St; owner going East jylS 2ts
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L'oR SALE-ACCOUST OF DEATH, MICH
! route, with cows, bull. horses, 9 wagons
al farm tools. small house, barn ana oHtbuildlngs;
also 25O chickens and lease On land; rent
- a month Cali rs Twenty-third st.. s. F.. or at
cor. OF BroadMay and HARRISON. Alamsda. IVY 2ts
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MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS FOR SALE IN
Ai monthly payments equal TO rent EaStlake fin
ished cottages OF ) or rooms each. with all the
latest modern Improvements; also 2-Story houses.
and rooms eacn, hatf block from cabe-caT. In
line neighborhood; must be seen TO be appreciated
come and see me; nave property IN all parts OF
the city and Will build house thereon accord-
ing TO your own plans and your terms;
pieted and so d So houses in 1890. For paFtcu
gomery ST. Jyl4 TuThSaSu
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7 OTIS, $1,000: VERY EASY TERMS: 25xl0o;
IL streets graded. maeadamized and seweres: lots
level; on Saith St, West Park st. aud Richland
ave-; minutes walk frem the terminus OF the
Mtssionst ears, bet. Missisn ST. Holly st. and San
Jose railroad
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-18

Boston has sewing school attended by
over 700 little girls, who make the tines.
quality of dresses and underwear.
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.ry-stores and All Kinds OF business Donvht sold
SID exchanged. 4. c. DUFFY q Co, 3lS Kearny
al. san Francisco iv12 III
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TIRE EVENING BULLETIN. fRicE REDUCED
TO 8 cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
pert OF the city; The Bulletin is the best oIdes.
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by poSta-caTd otherwise Will receive
prompt item tinn. Owe 800 Mnnipnmory
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" ANTED-A BUSINESS OR AN INTEREST IN
~ some good paying business by a man having ex-
teasive experience and some cash. Address -, Box
l3f. CALL Branch ONCE. iyl7 3rs
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CEH0 BOOKS. STATIONERY, SCHOOL SUP
%TOVO. plies and general store; prominent cor
in the vicinity OF four principal schools doing
fle trade; large stock; owner is engaged in other
business in different portion OF the city. Apply
X. hf-N ny. - kearuy 81.
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u UTCHER WISHES TO PURCHASE WHOLE OR
u haf Interest in good paying business; none but
profitable investment accepted. Apply Butcher
Box l3s, CALL Branch Once. 1yl7 2I+
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7 YoN ST. Mr.. HAIGaT; 2511oo; $40;
IL close TO cable-cara
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G6S0 BUTCHER SHOP; BEST BARGAIN
e1OOO. ever offered by US; We'll worth times
that amount; sold only on account Of immediate
departure for Europe; this is an Old established
business: good horse aud wagon included. Nc
LAUGHLIN a co. 70 kearny 81. IVA II.
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CIV COR. FILLMORE AND Greenwich
- w 24x100; S27O0; or 4Sxl00; stone bloc
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NHERRY-Sr. LOT; $500: L. SIDE, BET SAC
" ramento and Clay; 27:6xl37:5.
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$500 G GS4Se GROCER ,1,d BAR .a: Ge
CENTS So TO $50 cheap rent long lease; full trial
NJ. LESS. 5 Eonr.h $
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CA FORCED To SELL THIS DAY;
u ~. saloon positively cheap at sa5l: see this
and otter. MCLA LGELIN & co. z6 kearny. i
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I OTIS IN THE BLOCK BOUNDED BY FILL
~ more, Steiner, Oak and Fell $3.50 to 1880
each: 25xl00 and 2oXlS7:6 or any size; fine view
and elegant neighborhood:. cable line on Oak ST..
and street in order; fine corners left 35xlOO;
$1,000 $500 and $1,000 each, or larger size. II
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G2G00 LIVERY. BOARD A ND s Z
S7)pOO. stable; established Il years by present
owner: now heavy landowner aud retiring: place
clears fr0m $500 to $500 month: 20 DAYS trial to
reliable party MCLAUGHLIN q co. rs Kearny l.
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O.JOnp TEAMING BUSINESS; PAYING A
n ZUU. clear profit Of $3.50 per month; teams
alone worth the money; splendid bargain. 1. D.
HARVARD 22i Kearny
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G1SDO SALOON AND LUNCH HOUSE; CITY
= CbO. front; among wholesale houses: no
nisnt or Sunday work; paying business: bargain.
ElCHENLAUB a CO, 759 Market 81 jyl2 7t*
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A GREAT EVENT.
"A NOW FOR A HOME
NJ. ]. LAYMANCE & CO. of 466 Eighth St
Make glowing offer for July.
a chance for everybody TO get home
OF great interest to every man. woman and child.

a chance for everybody to get home.
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roRNER GROCERY AND BAR; GOOD FRESH
~ stock and fine fixtures; living rooms; lease APP
ply ol9 Sacramento ST. fyl74ls
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

i5lo SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO no i. d.
q BARNARD Il CO.. 224 Kearny st. It's
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-08-15
A TELL-TALE SIGN.
How He Knew That They Had just Been
Married.

How He Knew That They Had just Been
Married.
Scene: A railroad train.
A man in certain seat is deeply alb
sorbed in newspaper. Although the
train stops at station he does not look
up or cast a glance through the win
dow. But he has that queer self con-
seriousness of what is going on about
him that people sometimes have IN the
midst of the most serious reading. lie
was half conscious of a great shout and
much laughter outside on the platform
The laughter was largely feminine, and
the melOdious din was punctuated by
series of slight reports that person
who gave full instead of half his atten-
ton might have recognized as kisses.
Then the man dimly felt rather than
saw the seat in front of him receive two
occupants, and recalled afterward an
impression of the two occupants hav-
ing shouted and laughed good deal
through their window.
Then the train started. AS it moved
away the man with the newspaper fin
ished the interesting thing he was read
ing and looked up refectively He saw
in front of him young man and a
Young woman, still without associating
any thing with them. He was thinking
of what he had read.
The young man wore a light derby
hat. He pushed it on the back of his
head to mop his heated forehead. AS
he did so there was little patter on
the newspaper that lay in the lap of the
man who was Illuminating. The man
who was Illuminating looked down and
saw that this patter had been caused
by some tiny grains of rice. This dis
covery broke the chain of his reverie.
He looked up again with highly in
terested expression. He saw the young
man half turn his head as if he had
heard the patter on the paper The
girl was very pretty. She exchanged a
glance with the young man that made
the middle aged observer have warm
| feeling under the left-hand upper side
/ of his vest front. Then she leaned over
and whispered TO the young man:
i've got some of that down my
| back."-N. Y. Recorder.
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-08-15
THEY SAY

That she is breathlessly waiting for the
coming or Richards 4 Pringles Ministries.
That George Wellington followed foot
to foot behind Richards & Prangle's min
strel band.
That our girls all 60 will when min
strel comes to town, but II we see Elm
gle girl flirting to get taken, you may
watch for our "they say" column.
That there i one passage in the Bible
chat Afro-Americans always observe,
"Have no thought Of the morrow of what
We shall eat or what We shall drink"
If she had not went back to Topeka
when she did, his father would have had
to purchased another horse 10 complete
his work.
She had to take him to the depot. Aug.
1st and after all that assistance the Law
renee hop tea had SO much the control OF
him, he fell under the train and split his
English pants, fortuneatlely it was not
in motion.
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-08-15
PERSONAL.

Fred Douglas has gone back to Topeka
Mr.. G. Keith, went to Chicago, Wed
.nesday. @4
Rev. Cohron, went to St. Joseph, Mo,
Sunday. @r
Lawyer Guy Of Topeka, was in the city
Monday.
Miss Sarah Fantroy is visiting friends
IN Topeka.
D.. w. Langston, Of Topeka, visited
Lawrence. Sunday
Miss Cassandra Moore is at home again,
after an extended visit in St Louis. a
Miss L. Hawkins was MP from Kansas
City, last week visiting parents.
Mr.. Pope, editor VI the CALL, Topeka,
wns in town town, Tuesday.
Miss Ida Glenn. Of Topeka, is the guest
Of Miss Minnie johnson.
Mrs Gordon, Of Chicago, was the guest
Of Miss Lulu Woodruff last week.
Miss Stella Mcmillan returned Tuesday
from visit in Eskridge, and Topeka.
Tobias Cohron, Of Pleasant Hill, Mo-,
IL the guest OF his brother, Rev. CohrOn.
Miss Lutte Lyle, who has been visj-
ting III Lawrence, returned to her home
Topeka, Sunday.
Mr.. LYMAN and wife of Leavenworth,
who has been in the city for some time,
returned home Monday.
Mrs. j. Moody, and daughter OF Topeka
were the guests Of Mrs. J. Ii. Smith,
last week.
Martin. Brookins 'of Baptist Standard,
Hannibal, Mo-, was in the city last week
| on business.
Prof. 3. d. Porter, visited the capitol
city last week the guest Of Prof. 5. q
| Watkins.
Chas. johnson, was in the city Friday
with the famous Richards & Prangles
Ministries
Mr.. J Chineth OF Wichita, Kan, ia thu
guest Of his cousin MIR. j. johnson, Oh
Mass. 81.
Deacon A. Gregg, returned Wednesda.
from an extended visit in Wichita, Kan.
and Oklahoma.
Miss Genevieve Pleasant, returned t
her home in Topeka, Thursday, after
pleasant visit among friends.
Miss "A. ". Brown, Of Atchison, VIII
spent a few days in our midst last week
went to Olathe Kansas Wednesday.
The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-08-15
Evolution of the Horse.

The horse can boast of a long line of
ancestry. Ages before the remains OF
Egyptian kings were laid in the pyra-
mids the ancestors of the horse were
imbedded in the more permanent sepul-
cheers of eocene, miocene and pliocene
formations there to await resurrec-
ton at exactly the time when modern
scientists were perplexed over the seri-
Gus question of evolution. Here as al
ways, the horse, though dumb came to
the assistance of man, giving testi-
mony in favor of evolution, showing as
proof a fore foot having four toes, a
hind foot with three-a later develop
ment having three toes on both fore and
hind feet. And by cries of modifica-
tons of this kind he strengthened the
belief in those gradual changes on
which the principles of evolution are
based Chicago Herald.