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OO1 SUTTER-PLEAsANT SUNNY PARLORS.
Cci and other rooms; board optional. mrs 3t*
THE ESSENTIALS OF A BoARDIN6-HoUSE
L are sunny rooms polite attendance, pleasant
be found at AIS Bartlett near Twenty-ffth mr22 II
NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY BAY-wINDOw
~ suite, with frst-cass board. 14lS Post mr21 TT
U'AIRMoUNT-l7I4 MARKET ST., ELEVATOR
j on Fell st.-PIeasant sunny suites with first
class board, for 2, from $50 per month upward;
single rooms for gents from S25 upward. fe3 If
RKooKLYN HOTEL, BUSH ST., BET. MONT
- gcmery and Sansome, under the management of
CHAS. MONTGOMERY: hrstciass family and mer-
camille hotel; homo comforts; conducted on Ameri-
can and European plan; board and room 81 IS,
free coach to and from hotel fe7 Inn
THE MARiPoSA, S24 LAGUNA-FINE SUITES;
hrst-class board; terms moderate. an16tf
YOSEMITE HOUSE, lO45 MARKET ST.. BET.
Il Sixth and SEVENTH 35c to ST per night; per week.
81 90 to 50; single and en- suite; families mrlt r
A ELLINGTON HOUSE. I27 KEARNY-PLEAs-
n ant sunny rooms, en- suite and sinsie brstclaSi
il every respect; terms reasonable. Ial0I
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL. 3l9 AND 81
n SanSome ST., San Francisco; board and room 81,
81 70 and 81 30 per day, free coach. MN. MONT
GoMERY, proprietor iy2ltt
M oNrGOMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL. 227
lh and 22y Second st-Single meals Zoe; hoardani
room per day, Toe to ST. by tho 81 to So; trso
coach to aud from the hofet ap2l II
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I INDA VISTA TERRACE.
WHAT IS LINDA VISTA

WHAT IS LINDA VISTA TERRACE?
1t is beautiful lakeland lying about midway
between Oakland and Piedmont. and traversed by
the line of the Piedmont cable road.
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
is large expanse of rolling land, but one OF Its
chief characteristics is its easy fluctuations. The
icient rise rom southwest to northwest to give to
every lot bread, unobstructed view. there is an
absence of steep, low or inferior aud by which
sightlier portions might be cheapened.
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Affords in every direction that for beauty and
compreheuSiyencss are unequaiod on either side of
tine bay. From almost every spot the terrace
may be seen the barber and nils OF San Francisco
the COLLEEN Gate Mount Tamapais, with its massive
TANKS, and the Upper san Pablo Bay. Sweeping
the horizon to the southwark the eye encounters
the spires of oakland with Lake Merritt nesting in
its midst the southern extension OF the bay and,
beyond. the hills of San Nateo County. Nnrtnward
lies Piedmont, not the least feature in this picture
LINDA VISTA TERRACE,
From its elevated situation, is specially desirable
from a sanitary point OF view. 1t Is entirely free
from miasmatic vapors which may be seen arising
from the levels in the early murun ing and at evening.
The temperature averages degrees warmer tnan in
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Is only 10 minutes by a charming ride from the
Francisco The cars of the cable line reach both
tue broad and narrow gauge ferry depots, thus af-
farding l5-mlnute communication between the
Terrace ana san francisco. Cars run every min
utes and connect with the last boat from the city
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Affords every deSdCratum for charming home.
City water Is piped the properly. Arrange
meuts are being perfected for complete system of
sewerage. and The principal streets viii be graded,
macadamized and cement Sidewalks laid. A number
Of fine houses now being erected and several
more are contracted for TO be begun between now
and spring. Improvements are restricted TO mini
mum value Of $4,000, thus maintaining the terrace
hrst-claSs residence property
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offered to parties intending TO build at once
For maps. prices. terms and full information re-
gardlns
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Call upon or communicate with
L. A. HERON,
1850 Broadway, Oakland
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DENTISTS.
DR. j. HEINO, FORMERLY OF THE COTTON
" Dental Association. 2A9 Eifth St. fel9 I'm

mr. LUDLUM HILL l443 MARKET ST., NEAR
IL Eleventh: charge for extracting when plates
are made: Old plates made over IKE new: teeth
from So per set; extracting soc; gas given. Att
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PIANOS. yIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

y ARUN MAJZY, AGENT SOHMER, CHASE
ID Bros. Newly a Evans. sos Post st. my22 II
An UPRIGHT PIANO; $50: CHASE's Music
y stnre- ~ Market ST. fe26 II
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To LEASE.

TO LEAsE-TO MANUFACTURING JEW ELERS
and others the four floors. each 5sx9O, with ele-
vatur OF that massive brick aud IRON building,
best lighted building in the city. Apply to +. C.
MOLLOY. 1873 MoutgOmcr, ST. mr26 81
A LARGE LOT TO LEASE WITH IMPROVE
n mentS; suitable for coal yard; ii5 Howard ST. I;
rent reasonable Apply G. II. UMBSkN q Co, Il
Montgomery ST. mr2b ct
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

$4,000 a5 AND II ACRES ds5s OF or A
beautiful Knights Valley. miles from Calstoga. on
one OF the best roads; 10 acres in cultivation and
vines full bearing: balance of land in grain but Is
the best of prune land; fine horse, buggy, spring
wagon, fresh Jersey COW and all farming imple-
tents; house new: 10 rooms; furnishes: all goes
ness and must sell; $1,000 can rema n years at 8
per cent. Apply to G. W.JoHNSoN. Calistoga, Cal. l
CANTA CLARA CoUNTY-LOVELY HOME OF
- acres: all In assorted fruits; and years old
in the town OF Los Gatos; half mile from depot;
grand view; springs ana well; price 5000; on
terms; must be sold. See owner, L. L. SALISBURY,
46S Ninth ST., Oakland. mr25 u
Z ACRES Mr. BAKERSFIELD 1915; s25 CASH.
y bal. $40 mo. NoRTHUP, z35 Kearny. mr25 TT
GdO5O 1881 ACRES; MILES FROM TOWN
u fZOU. of Los Gatos on main county road; ~
mile from Postoice and School-house; all plant ed
out in French pTunes and table grapes (Sauyignon
vert and white pnot); good hard-hnished house;
house and barn beautiful view of valley and sea.
Inquire A. BERGMAN a CO. Los Gatos. Cal.24 Sc
81 ACRES NEAR S. f.. s270O; $3.50 CASH:
I L bal. years NoRTHUP, 235 Kearny. mrlO II
07DEO OR EXCHANGE-42 ACRES. RICH
ID ZOO sandy loan. in the famed San Joaquin
Valley; at station; partially in bearing fruit; i'm
proyements could not be duplicated for less than
price in city. MARK LANE IL Co, 10 Post STU 7t
en- ACRES OF RICH HILL LAND BEA UTIFULLY
w situated: 20 minutes drive from Haywards; an
everfowiug stream; over SlOOO worth or wood;
good barn and stable, COW and colt; make an offer;
must be sold MARK LANE a CO., Is fostmr22 7t
IRVINE q KLEIN OF UKIAH, DEALERS IN
all kinds OF town. farm ranch and redwood tim
her property; investigate titles; attend to any bust
ences to any responsible citizen or firm IN Mendo-
elmo County, Cal. se3 tf
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opJ WEEK BUYS FRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
- 4 sbts nffar IaEtu CoIa vsrac

10 acres, $780, payable 81 week.
2Oacres, $500 payable 81 a week.
40 acres $500, payable 80 week
No interest and no taxes on deferred payments: Is
all fine AL fruit Iand no irrigation required; near
large town ana railroad some oaks; water handy:
title perfect: Investment is safe, sure or pro-
ftabIe as fruit lands. For information or circulars
apply TO WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $50 Mar
ket ST. oc2S II
THE HOWARD AND WILSON COLONY COM
j pany, plant FRUIT ane RAISINS for EVERY
BODY, aud on easy lnstallments; 5, 10 and 20 acre
lots now being planted to suit discount TO parties
getting up clubs Call or send cents for full Infor-
nation, 523 Montgomery St. SF. Reliable agents
wanted both in California aud the East. mraS II
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C.II I0N FOR SALE A FIRST-CLASS
- O.OOU. family hotel: 125 rooms: in the
very heart OF the city; over 100 permanent board
ers. il is admirably fitted in every particular for
parties desiring TO ruu bus, which would make {
one % the best hotels IN the city; II has elevator
and every modern cOuyeui fence; dining-roOm Will
seat $50 people; $1,000 remain on mortgage I'M
u. paid Out OF the buSin BRENNAN ~ DUNN,
a2u Maraet 81. mr2I II
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nISHWASHER AND DRAINFR-LATELY
II patented; just what hous keepers have been
wanting Tor years; washes all kinds Of dishes;
simple. durable, practical; stale right for sale
would exchange for improved city country real
estate Address l. A. b., 14lS Tweuty-ftth ST,
Alameda, Cal. mrl7 cod It's
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I, HOCERY AND BAR FOR SALE; > YEARS
VI lease; must be sold by Monday. March 30th. Ap-
ply 10 CARTAN, MCCARTHY q CO., 3I2 Sarra
nrrro ST. mr24 IT,
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I ARGE RESTAURANT; NICELY FITTED Up;
j. roud location; receipts S35 to $40 per day
great bargain: must be sold account OF propTIe
sor's il-leaIth. 6O12 Everett St, bet. Third an
Fourth. mr24 IT.
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THE HUNTooN TRACT

l. THE HUNToON TRACT.
AT PIEDMONT.
AT PIEDMOM +.
The most beautiful property at the end of the
cable road and within five minutes walk of Blar's
Park.
only Is lots left in this slightly tract at the old
prices and easy terms.
Magnificent view.
Perfect climate. No fogs or wind.
Large lots h0x lS5 feet.
Price $3.50 each. Only ons-ffth cash.
Within year these lots at the present rate of i'm
prOvement in this section will be worth at least
double the money
Don't forget 10 them the next time you go to
Piedmont Send for maps and price list. Mention
this paper. WILLIAM j. DINGEE, $50 and s62
Eighth street, Oakland. mrz2 II
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GAO PER MONTH INCOME; S50OO-2 HOUSES,
,DtC one a new modern 7-room 2-story house,
with all modern improvements, including laundry,
cemented aud pastered basement. etc; safer and
better Investment than money IN bank: ali in good
condition: no expense for repairs. w. f. BAR
NARD " SON. Ninth and Washington sts., oak
land. nir25 1t
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.,OOD BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE,
- with good bar and business; fue location. Adj
dress FusTEL a Co. cor. Fourth and Market SITS,
,g-..T-safe f1ur7or dealers unr24
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HrsENrss Cr.NCEs.


C.IeOO GROCERY STORE FOR SALE. IN
u IOOO. one Of the best cities in the State;
has done large bar business previous 10 the death
OF the owner; value IN Si-ht for from $500 10
$1,000; this is positive bargain and Is ior sac only
on account OF the widows liability 10 run It, Appiy
X. hENNY, % Kearny st.
C.fl0 BOOT AND SHOE STORE, WITH
- II ". laundry once; doing paying trade; has
furnished rooms: cheap rent: owner going to
Europe. Apply x. KENNY y Kearny st. If
Gan PARTNER Wan ED IN tIRSr-CLASs
tion IN the city, trade SIS to $40 per day
and increasing: has choice stock on hand: hand
some store; owner hrst-claSs business man of good
standing and reputation: wants TO find some good
60. paying business, with the very best kind OF
future prospects, fuil investigation and trial Par
ueuars of Go STEWART l35 Kearny st. II
G:J1iO TREMENDOUS BARGAIN; DOWN
u ". town day restaurant and chop-house;
eeEantly htted up; handSomest diaingroom in the
STATE; does an immense trade; is right IN center OF
wholesale mercantile and manufacturing houses;
Is cheap At 5000: first offer gets II. see GEO.
SlEN Ahl, $50 kearney 81. u
G.t-O PARTNER WANTED: RESTAURANT
II fOO. and coffee saloon; best and busiest part
OF city; doing al immense trade: so 10 500 per
wants good reliable man for cash counter look
Ter help; experience not necessary II willing and
oliigEuC. attend customers, etc; is best paying
pisce IN city. offered at almost half its actual
Naiae 70 make qu.cS sale; must sell; needs help;
look - 10; never such . chance. GEO. 5 IEWARr,
lS5 hesrny St 1t
ITO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY
I or cash. go to J. d. BARNARD, ia Market St,
let Mason aud Taylor; established 1889 LIS
G.CEn SALOON on MARKET ST.: VERY
u CCO. central; positive bargain. l. ID. BAR
MAID, ll4s Market ST. near Tayior Its
$4,000 ToE T5L. s sS1tdd
lu a thriving mining and agricultural district. so
miles from any raj road; good average business
Wuch cau be largely increased; good profits always
Obtained on goods; present owner5 Irving and doing
business In san Francisco desire TO dispose at
reasonable valuation this COuutry-stOre; this is
god opportunity t. buy old and Spl endtd BUSH
ness; parties meaning business ohtaia partlcu-
lars of j. +. CROSE T a co. 62S Sacramento. %
C-On GROCERY AND BAR; PROMINENT
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brussels CARPETS Coo LAID; FLOOR
ID cloth. 25e. S. W. SHREK, 1894 Stockton. ml2 I'm
~. CENTS ON INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
- carpets; sold elsewhere at 81. ARoNSON,
1910 STOCKTON 81. oc2S emo
EARPErS-SMITHS BRUSSELS, CSC A YARD;
y nstaliment price elsewhere 81 yard NJ.
FRIEDMAN a CO., 22S-23O stockton. anu 237 Post
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to IL cents per week, delivered By carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin IS the best. oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by puStal-card otherwise viii receive
prompt attention once co. Montgomery s.
The morning call., 1891-03-28

I. UILDINI FOR SALt,
- To be removed: 9l6 Jones St. near Pine.
Apply to MCAFEE. BALDWIN q HAMMOND,
10 MONTGOMERY st. mrs If
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UOOSO EACH: 4 LOTS: 34:4x127:s; CLAY
OOZOU ST., n. side, bet, Spruce and Maple; FL
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New Property-Presidio Heights.
IE. COR. SACRAMENTO AND CHERRY s.
' 81 :6xl00: Sacramento ST. graded and macaa-
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n GOD, COAL YARD: GOOD ESTABLISHED
~ trade: value IN building, horses, CARTS stock,
scales etc. alone: goOd reasons for selling. Ad-
dress c. g., Box 30. this ONCE. Inns
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C,ACRAMENTo AND MAPLE SITS; Sw. COR.
- 1877 :6xl32:S; Sacramento ST. maeadaniized aud
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Va ANT TO EXCHANGE A 32O-ACRE DESERT
W land claim in Lasseu County. CAL for bicycle
or saddle-hOrse: claim b. held for years and
be renewed at expiration OF that time. Address
H NJ Box IS CALL Once MI IT
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4 LOTS; 34:4xl27:S; S2750 EACH; n. SID
Il Sacramento St, bet. Laurel and Locust SIS;
graded and maeadamized aud artificial Stone was
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C,LAY ST; 5o-vARA; S. SIDE. BET. MAPLE
" and Cherry; $500.
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= planners, drilpresses. 687 Mission St. se27Ei
CAFE, SCALE, LETTER-PRESs, STORE-rRUCE
- and mOney-tili. cheap. lO2 Clay 81 aus Il
~ shafting. pulleys, betting, water pipes eLc. NJ
INTOSu q WOI.FMAN. I37 Beale - de- If
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRTP-
- lions at CALL. Branch Ohices COS LarSin
St. $50 hayes ST. and Z5lS Mission ST.. open till
F:UP NJ.
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Cw. cox. SACRAMENTO AND LOCUST SITS
- 1877 :6x1S2:S: Sacramento st. graded and mIc-
adalnized: $1,000.
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CACRAMENTo ST. BET MAPLE AND CHER
= ry: lots, 25xl0O; $3.50 each; street laEey
adau ntz-d
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Q.o01 $3.50. $500. s425; INsTALLMENT
u 90. building lots: fine location; streets
graded and severed gas and water: $50 cash, bal
ance $40 per month; near station; terms to suit
Office open sunday. MCCLURE, FITCH Il CO., Bay
street Station. broad gauge. mr25 ~
L7OR SALE IN EASY PAYMENTS, EQUAL 70
i rent-TwO new 2-storY houses, just Completed
half block from cable-cars; also two and room
cottages, in fine neghbOrhood, with all modern
improvements; terms to suit. Apply to l.. LAND
LER, owner and builder, - Montgomery St mia If
HAVE YOU TAKEN YOUR WIFE TO SEE Sill
i yer Heights? Just 90 at once. mr25 II
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21
Vigor and Vegetarianism.

The roast-beef worship of Old Eng
land has more than once taken the form
of a positive assertion that energy in all
earthly pursuits depends upon a large
consumption of beefsteak and beer. Pro
fessor Ahrenbeck, of Giessen, Germany,
now proves that the biggest and stoutcst
recruits of the Prussian army come from
the comparatively frugal provinces OF
Holstein and Hanover, and that the ath-
letic peasants of Eastern Norway subslst
chiefly on milk, butter and oatmeal
cakes. Scotland, too, abounds with
practical vegetarians of that sort; and In
that home of longevity, Southern Russia,
thousands of families do not taste msat
more than ten or twelve times a years
A4w York Tosce.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

Peolic who mediate hcus building
all! do we'll 10 note the following from
&c Ana7ys', for what San more cffectual.
= upsct Ne comfort Of 4 household than
a chimacy without; drtaghtE 1.-The form
af a root often la, much - do with the
aranpht of 4 chimney. The fat roof OF,
GERS 10 resistance u the passage Of air,
but rs the pitch Is increased the current
is more disturbed, until with a high
pitched and many gabled roof 1t il
broken into innunerabie cdics, some OF
which are sure to curl down and force
the smoke and gases in the iuc into the
rooms below. Chimncys on such roofs
should be built higher than ordinarily
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21
The ChpaD Fuel Problem.

Among the latest attempted solutions
of the eAcap fucl problem is the method
OF n German inventor, who proposes to
manufacture gaS by dropping a stream
of crude petroleum through a blast of
cold ar from q force pump. The gas
thus obtained Will be confined in Il regular
cylinder open at ana cad, where it will
be lighted. This produces an intensely
bot flame Of ~sevcr@l feet III length. BY
means Of this tam. tAe inventor D
70 beat boilers, alfl he maintains that the
heating Of Hare blocks can thus be re-
duecd NesE con>idcr2b.y.- - Chicago Nsu,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21
Sturgeon Harncssed to q Boat.

Several years eoanumber Of largestur,
geon were kept IN a lake near the Hudson
River by an acquaintance of mine, who
conceived the idea Of Harvesting them to
q boat. A leather harness was made
which slipped over their heads. and was
held by the fins, and SO arranged that
the two could be fastened together.
From this harness extended long straps
or traces which were in turn fastened tc
a light boat, which was thus drawn
about the pond with several people in it.
San Francisco Chronicle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21
A Dandy Of Other Days.

From a newspaper printed in the yea.
177O is the following description of :
dandy "A few days ago II macaroni
made his appearance in the Assembly
rooms at Whitehavcn, dressed il mixed
silk coat, pink satin waistcoat ana
breeches covered with an elegant silk
net, white silk stockings with pink clocks,
pink satin shoes and large pearl buttons;
n mushroom colored stock, covered with
fine point lace, hair dressed remarkably
high, and stuck full Of pearl pins.'-
Cl0thier and Furnlshey.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

wheeled in a perambulator to the house
of a neighbor every Nening to sleep.
Her husband, who was~& shoemaker,
died about thirty-fve years ago and she
has lived alone ever since. A gentleman
who recently visited the old lady thus
describes his call:
is Mrs. Morfew in2" I asked, and
knocked gently at the open door. Ne
answer. Thinking that there might be
u back room to which the old lady had
retired, l knocked again, and again,
each time louder than before. For some
time all remained silent, and then sud
denly the heap of greyish clothes Oh the
old tumble-down four-poster began to
move, and some one said in q PARKWAY,
unearthl. voice, "Eh?" and once again,
as, somewhat staggered, I remained at
the door, .'Eh2" Then from the tangled
mass there rose a small head, with a
widows cap pushed IN one ear, with
hair as white as the finest fax, and with
a face Of a million lines and wrinkles,
but still with a little flush Of life, not
unlike an apple that has once been
''pleasant to the eyes," but has now
been "asleep" in the straw for many
days, and has become shriveled up and
vrinkled.-Chicd0o Herald.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

No one doubts that DR..
Sagc's Catarrh Remedy really
cures Cata1rh, whether the
disease be recent or OF long
standing, because the makers
of it cl!nch their faith in it
with 4 $500 guarantee, which
isn't a mere newspaper guar
antec, but ION CALI in a
moment.
That moment is when YOU
prove that its makers can't
cure YOU.
The reason for their faith
is this:
DR.. Sasc's remedy has
proved itself the right cure
for ninety nine out OF one
hundred cases Of Catarrh in
the Head, and the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton can afford TO take the
risk Of your being the one
hundrcdth.
The only question is.-are
you willing 70 make the test,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21
The Oldest Woman in England.

Mrs. Morfew, "the oldest widow in
England" is now one hundred and four
years of age and lives alone In a little
cottage in the outskirts Of London. She
still enjoys good health, has not, as she
says herself, ''as much as an ache in her
little finger" and, with the exception of
being a little deaf and having poor sight,
is still able to enjoy life. SHE can eat
anything, but her meat must be cooked
to death" because she has only one tooth.
Size spends her day in her cottage and i
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21
LaSsoins & Grizzly.

One OF the most exciting hunts had
y Mr.. Pacheco, the recently appointed
~1inister to Central America, occurred
Turing one summer night off the Cali
ornia seacoast where the seals were in
he habit Of going. The bears came
here for the purpose of capturing and
eeding upon the seals. ,Ir. Pacheco
md his riders took a station at the top
If a high bluff to wait for the return of
he hugh grizzly that they had seen 90
Town below to feed. He came back
sbout IL o'clock, ana when he was
airy upon the top of the cliff the four
asses whirled and the bear was caught.
They were never more successful in a
irst effort. The four lassos were thrown
IS if directed By one hand. Each paw
vas caught, but the bear was greasy
rom his seal feeding, and one lasso af-
or another slipped of. OF course, in
UGH hunting each rider has two or three
ariats in reserve. AS the lariats slipped
III the bear charged, To protect them
elves it vas necessary 10 throw new
'opes and upon the instant.
iAls n8Ht Kept w Tor nearly m hour,
when the bear and his hunters both gave
Up the contest. He was TOO slippery to
Be held, but the persistence of the hunt
rs had so dalntei his spirit that he was
'ery glad TO run of at the last. wnen the
hunters became convinced that it was a
hopeless case. Mr. P..checo has killed
many grizzlies, IL one instance be
lad a very narrow escape. This
sas when he was riding along upon
be banks Of a dry bed Of stream. The
grizzly he was after was thirty feet be-
ow him. As a proof ot the wonderful
! agility Of this animal, NJ. Pacheco says
hat this particular bear. withou, the
.Iich.est wsrnin- y attack. bounded from
he bed Of the stream GEAR aud clean 70
be flank Of his hose. 1t was the sudden
oo.i OF the anina which saved the rider.
The other hunters came up in q moment
md in ehrcc minutes as,erw4rd the hear
hat had mace such a charge
Sas wing helpless in the ncoses Of lac
llnters.- cisrIgo Tr.b1rt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21
Market or Marsh Gardens.

In some of the earlier European works
on agriculture the name market gardener
is said to be derived from marsh garden
er, probably because the principal vege-
table gardens near the great cities were
located on low, moist or marshy ground.
Our modern photographers, however, do
not, SO far as wo have observed, recos-
nize the ''marsh gardener as the original
of our market gardener, the latter being
one who raises vegetables to be sold in a
market~-Ne,s York Sun.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

James p. Scott, son OF Thoma. A.
Scott, late president of the Pennsylvania
railroad, proposes, by way of expert
ment, to plant 1000 acres of rice near
Kissimmee, Fla.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

Recent investigation into the curious
question of the use of an annular drill by
the ancients lead to the conclusion that
jewel points were used in both drilling
and saNinH.