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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02
STAUF Ord HElGHTS
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS!
NO SANDS OR DUST!
ELECTRIC ROAD, Sc FARE!
WATER PIPES ON TRACT!
TITLE GUARANTEED!
ONLY 0NE-FEFTH CASH!
STREETS GRADED!
BLOCKS FENCED!
LOTS LEVEL!

Where is it? Directly south
and adjoining. the Twin Peaks.
In all cities the most valuablsS
residence property is on the
heights. IT'S so in San Francisco,
and always will be SO. Nowhere
in all the residence portion of
the city can such a magnificent
view be obtained as from Stan.
ford Heights. It is destined to
be the gilt-edged residence por-
ton Of San Francisco This
magnificent property is put on
the market in blocks and sub
divisions.
Terms, only one-fifth cash;
balance, six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty-four months, at z.
per cent interest.
Title guaranteed by the Cali
forria Title Insurance and Trust
Company.
The Joost Electric Road Viii
extend through the tract and a
five-cent fare is guaranteed.
Market street when extended
will run through Stanford
Heights, making it the most &C
cessible Of any tract on tie
market.
Pure spring water is already
in pipes on the ground. Streets
are turnpiked and lots level and
ready to build on. Free convey
ance to Stanford Heights from
Castro and 18th streets.
Where in all the city is there
such promise of rapid increase
in values as in Stanford Heights?
Call at the Office, 702 Market
street, and get a map showing
the exact location of Stanford
Heights.
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Opp. Examiner" Office. 8. r.

For the prompt cure OF all Chronic and Private
Diseases, Diseases of Manhood, Diseases
Weakness and Nervous Affections OF long stand
Ing which may have resisted all other treatment,
cured quickly by scientific and modern treatment.
Those living away from tie city should write al
once
the streets and ask you go any other doctor,
for they are nred by dsrputabe doctors TO ensnare
DIR. =. l.. sWEANY, formerly OF Philadelphia.
Pa and how SO wen and fayorably known as the
sires to thaak the public for their confidence b.,
generally who may call on him for medical aid that
they may be of the most skilful and scientific
treatment and be cured in the quickest possible
time In the most satisfactory manner.
Rs No cases published or exposed. Every
patients name kept strictly contii ential. All
references any one may desire furnished privately
at our offices. We stand on merit!
Patients who consult me are not turned over to an
amateur hired substitute, as in the case OF many
high-sounding dspensaries or Institutes, but re-
ceive my own personal care and attention. Con-
sultation always free, and the poor treat Tree OF
charge
DISEASES OF MANR0OD-Youue men
whatsoever, especially from youthful errors and in
diseretions. producing dizziness. loss OF memory;
vitality and energy. emissions, tired discontinued
feeling, indigestion, papitattOn OF heart. urinary
troubles and many other symptoms not necessary to
proper relief Your trouble may be in Its first
stage. Remember 1t is approaching the last. and II
when you Will be past human aid. We guarantee TO
restore all such cases in short time to perfect
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suffering from weak backs, frequent urinatiOn
and sediment IN urine accompanied by loss of
vlgor and sexual power and an impairment of the
general health. Many die OF this difficulty ignorant
of the cause which is the second stage OF seminal
weakness. We guarantee perfect cure in all such
cases and permanent restoration OF the genito-
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Blood Skin and all Private Diseases we positively
cure III the shortest possible time without mercury
or injurious drugs.
RUPTURE,
Piles, Fistula Varicocee, HydTocele and all Swell
ings and Tenderness quickly cured without palu
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Who may be suffering from any OF the distressing
ailments peculiar to your sex, such persistent
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heretofore met with repeated failures in seeking
lief. We are happy to state that have cured
hundreds OF after other phys clans had pro-
nounced them hopeless.
Charges moderate and within the reach OF all.
Patients living away from the city, who cannot
conveniently call may describe their troubles by
letter and have medicines sent TO them, free from
observation to any part Of the country.
ONCE hours-FrOm 10 A. NJ to II NJ; to 5, z TO
8 p. M; Sundays, from 10 TO II only.
Address
DR.. F. L. SwEANy,
737 Market St, opp. Examiner Office, S. F., Cal.
apis Su II
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Two men of jackson, Mich. bear odd re-
iations with each other, yet they are no re-
lation. Alderman James Mitchell and
Engineer James Mitchell are their names.
Their wives bear the same Christian names,
each has two boys and girl that bear The
same names and whose ages are the same.
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A chemist writes to trade journal that
for sixty years he has sold dragons blood"
to girls vino seek to win back their lovers ~ ~
burning it with words Of :ucantatiou. The
chemist, however, is English. Dragons
b..1od Is q gum from tree.
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Bet His Whiskers,

When man "bets his head" the affair Is
considered one of mere verbal license, but
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Ser Osear gerafrom III bon

9err Osear 8ersfrom 1T bon
Nufin 5urtidgetebrt unb teri9tet, 6aB
Die 8il, tpelde bic Nbdn5erung bes
6reibriefs unierer Stabt betfigt, benz
8puperEeur 3ur l1nteti9rift borliegt:
Gor olen Oinsen 1T bic Benimmung,
tpona6 1919 anftatt 2%, als 8ilgungss
fonb angelest !Derben mtiB!en, aufgeboz
ben moroea. IS banbelte fi6 babel UNI
einen @9reibfebIer. Sobann 1T bic bons
oirte9 6ulb uuf8% bonn ffeuerpFi9tisen
Gigentbumswertbe limitirt norben. Die
Bill pirb in tpsnisen $aseu i'm polIen
Serte bprIiegen.
= 9ie 6toais gonbention Der
@run5eigentbunts . Ngenten III ri@t au
Stanbe setOmmeu, ba F6 Niemanb ba'
au eingefun0en bate.
= Dte Mitglieber bes Nbbotatens
fanbes perben fur ben 45. @eri9tsz
9ifritt eine1 &ibier pro tenn ertp6b.
len, ba &i9ter Sing inner nod bur9
Granfbeit baran berbinbert lit, bic 8er'
baublungen 3u leiten.
Sn ber Norb 2arebo $ straBe
tpurbe Der Meritaner Santos @op,
tpdbrenb er in ieinem 3immer faB uub
6lbte blies, bon ieiner Wirtbin. elmer
Wtrs. 0opes, 3ufdQig sci6oieu unb ge.
fdbrli@ berpunbet. Mrs. 2ope3
r6umte. i'm 3immer auf. Iuf benz 2a.
min{ims fanb fe einert @ebolber, Der in
einem pollenen Gutteral fedte. sic
nabm bic Wafe in bic 0anb unb brobte
i9er3neiie, Cop gu i6ieBen. 9ieier cts
piberte ld@eln5 eini9e Morte, wDrauf
bic Grau anlegte unO ben 9abn ipannte.
Der @duB entlub R9 uab braug Cop
in bic 8ruif.
= Die GairsD ireftoren. bic tebieen
gigentbimer bes observation-disclosures,
Rub nod dnentidieben In 8eaug auf
bic 8eranifaltung elmer Nusfelung i'm
9erbfe. Sic f6einen ben befaanten
BIan ~betbebalten au woaen. tuona@ bic
B6rger bas @elb liefern fo1en.
Nus eagle puB mtr6 beri@tet,
baB R1 Bel Buluarto, 10 Meilen NET.
lid BON &io @ranbe on Der Snternatio.
naIbobn Elm fir6terliGes 6agelmetter
entlub. Die 6enaer bet Cars eines
paHagierauses tpurben elagef@laSen
unb hos 6oI3mert BET Cars bat f@uer
9elitien.+ Der bon ben Bergen berab'
frSmenoe, f@ am 8abnbett aniam'
meInbe Negen unterpui9 b0s @eletfe
unb oils fpdter Elm Gradtsug oes Meses
fam, brad er NIT elmer 6Ol3britde auz
famnten. Der Sngenieur unb 9eiser
bIieben tobt auf ber SteIe.
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Nptis fir 2lr@iteftem.

Die ahtbaren Gpmmiiidre BON 8erar Co.,
Seras, eriuden Sahleute Yldne unb Gpe3ifi=
fatipnen fir ben Bau zines neuen @ountbs
GourtbauieS an3ufertisen. OaS @ebdube ipI
cine Srpnt am Nain 9Ia3a BON ~einbunbert
SUB nnb cine Tiefe bon e%tnbunbert un6 flint
nnbadbt3ig SUB an Ser 0uintasS trabe 3aber,
fol- bier Stpdperfe bod uab nit einem
Sburine unb einem Seller (%basement) berles
BEN iein unb lpl bic neueiten 8orridtingen
fir Sei,ung, 2idt unb 8entilatipn baben.
sn bteiem Gebdu6e lolen 1td ~fpl9enbe &Gumz
liGfeiten befinben, tdnlih 8ier Gpurt=,
sipei @ranb Surps, Sipei 9etit : Surp, Sipei
Diltrtft Glerts, bier &idters, etn Otftrift=
Nnipalts, elm Gpuntbs 9tntpalt., 3ipei County,
GIerfss, spei Sberifiss, Elm Seri9tsbienerSs
CbailifO 3immer, sipei &dumlidfeiten fir ben
Solicitor, spei fir ben 9%fieIlor, zines ie fir
BEN S1abmeiiter, 8erlnefier, 9autes SSnipeftor,
SduIluperintenbenten, &pnitabler un6 @r;t,
sipei Sriebensridters 3tmmer, ein Surbsimmer
fir Bic Suffice Court, ems fir Die County,
&onmifdre, elm fir ben Sanitor, ems 8iblios
tbefSsimrner unb ipnit nod &~aumlidfeiten,
| pern 8lab pprbanben lit. @enannteS &C.
| bdube ioa nit eleftrilden Gabr1tiiblen Gle
| v~ators), eleftriIhem 2thte, elmer 8prrihtung
fir Sampf Sei3ung, llbr, 8ape;immer unb
GlpletS perieben lein; auberbem lolen 3ipei
srpBe, btebsfeite, %eiierne 8anb : S9rdnte
(~vaults) fir bic 9(ufbetpabrun9 Der 8apiere
beS Gountps unb 9iltrift Glerfs on8ebrn@t
iperoen. Sir Specifitationen unc Oenienisen
| YIan, ber BON Der GpuntpsG purt olS Der bette
eradtet mirb, iperoen elm SauIena Dollar
| $1,000 uno fir ben 5pcitbelten Stint 9unbert
Collar $500 @rdmtie be5ablt.
9lGne Inb Spectfifationen miiilen bel BEN
GountpsG Ierf BON Serar County Dor 10 ubr
@prmitto9s, Monta9 ben II. Mai A. D. 1891
abgeSeben meroen.
Die Gourt bebdlt iid bas &eGt Dor, eineu
pper allie Yldue 3uriid5upeilen.
Na9 Seitimmung Der county Gouyt
Can Antonip, SeraS, ben 81. Nt6r,
A. D., 1891, publisirt.
IS pirb geipitnidt, bab nue 4ldne boS
@erbdltnib BON Gin %iertel 3plt gu cineu
6ube einbalten.
g. 81. so NIItfer,
Gpuntp=&idter, Serar Gpuntb, SerdS
Atteitirt
Shab. %. Smith,
County: Glert, 8erar eountr, EeraS.
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ansebote fit Die padtDeiie nebers
aabute bes Gan Yebro Yarfs
In g an4 ntsnio, 2eras.

" " " ~ " " ! v ~ 4 Gs
stabt San Mntonio, 8. 4ptil '91.
8er1egeIte @ngebote tuerben In Der
Mapors Office bis Gamfag ben rs.
NpriI 1891, Mittass IL ubr, eatgegea,
genDmmer unb i'm Beiiein Der Bister
geSfnet, fur bic folsenben prioilesien
I'M San Bebro port:
1. 8arrpDrn.
2. &eitourant.
3. giscreomspabiIon.
4. Gru9tfanb.
5. S6ieBaoletie.
6. Rarrufel.
Z. Wenagerie unb aoolOgiider @ars
ten.
Sic YribiIegien per6en aIein Dem
erfolsrei@en Dieter Tir ben 3ermin bon
einem Sabre. 5pei ober brei Sabren,
sueei9iagen.
SoIGe, bic Nnsebote einrei6en, fnb
erfu1t, bel Der @inrei9ung bes I'm.
sebotes beim tdbtii9en @Iert bic Gum.
me bon fanf3ig Dolars $3.50 in baar
als cine 8arantie ibres guten Wilens
Ill %beponiren.
Nue anberen pribilesien, bic bier
oben ni9t genannt nurben, perben
bonn 3omits fit Starts unb 6fsntli@e
@ebdube unter 8eitdtisung beg Staot,
ratbes SugefprDden.
Die Stabt be6dlt i@ bas &e9t Dor,
irsenb zines ber Nngebote. o6er alle,
suridjuweifen.
Die Mnsebote mhRen on ben Mapor
Der Stabt geri@tet unb sSngebote ftir
Pribilesieu i'm San pebro Bart" tiber-
i9tieben iein.
81. 56reiner,
6teQ0ertretenber Mapor.
6. g. @Iaubcn, Gtabtsglert.
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misunderstanding.

u. Miiaer uub MasbaIena 6arb.
gbas. SaGs unb Marsaretbe 2ab.
Bdg- pancoaf 6 g ba6en
bieie Soifon cine unseutbnIi& feline
Muspabl In GIotbtng. Wtmano
bertauft feline ansbge biliger.
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n1rWaoeridts Gtaent6am IS

as-Maneridts Gtgemtbum = ge.
gebrenswertbes central aeIegeues 81
gentbum nit uno obne 0erbeRerungett
fur @ei@dftsauede. f66ngelseene 8aus
pldBe fur Wobnbduier inmitten ber
Stabt unb niel gigentbum 1T ben 8ot.
fdotea 6tli9 wie weflidra an eIettrif9en
straBenbabneu gelegen. sdmmtIi9es,
bieier Gorcursmafs angeb6renbes 81
gentbum. tpirb gegen gaar 3u duberfi
biltgen preiien bsrfauft. Man pdble
gu Snosntarpreiien ooer tpom69Ii9 nod
Deniger. @aes muB bertauft tperben.
gfan fomme aeitig uno iu@e f6 bas
Bette aus.
Reagan 9ouaon,
Mffignee.
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Sn Seiner Mebe arr @r6sfnuno hes

Sn feiner Rebe CUR @r6Hnuna bes
3ei@sratbes erfldrte Der Safer Grans
Soiepb bon Seiferrei9, bcB bic @rbaIs
tung bts europdii9en Griebers iein
9aupt.5 treben Eel uno bob Inn bic
Jreunbi6aft nit eIei9gelnnteu Md6.
ten Die @ewdbr bafir bbte, baB bieies
gefreben eth erfolgloies isin tperbe.
Sie Raiierin Griebri@ bat eins
getDiligt, bic SnternationaIe Serliner
RuntausfeIung oieies @ommers perz
i5nli@ gu er6fnen. gs beiBt, baB R6
troB Der betannten Barrier 3nii9enz
fdle cine &ei5e bon frana6fi@en Sea.
lern an bieier Nusfeaung betbeiIisen
tperben.
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Aas @lnmenfeif In @seriep.

Sa benz tatbolif6en Werieo feblt es
setpiB ai@t an 6efftaseu. trobbem 1T
man INNER mod barauf beoa@t, mebr
3u i9affen unb Nles, mas gefeiert unb
feiili@ begangen ueroen tam, uirb als
Miitel gum 3wed berau9eaogen.
Gins Der fG6niten un5 Rnnrei@fen
Geffe TT bas ,BlutneEfeft'', La Fiesta
de las Flores;s tpel9es In ber Gaupt.
fia5t in beri9iebenen GOrmen: Nuf ben
BIumenmdrften; auf unb entlang BEN
mad Santa Mnita unb tpeiter fRbrenben
6anaI; auf Der Mlameba unb auf benz
pafeo be Geforma, gefeiert mtrb.
lleber bieie Gefe, nit Iusnobme bes
lebteren, bot bic ,,Greie preKe" f@on
frhbsr beri@tet. Dad Blumenfef auf
Der pafeo be &eforma fan6 ON bergons
genen Sonntag ftatt. Die R6 bier
tummelnoen feinen gqaipagen fno als.
bann iber un6 iiber NIT Blutnen be>
torirt. Die pferbe trasen prd9tise
3rdnae unb Guirianbeu; bic Rutf@en
fnb In 8lumen gebiat, felbf bic Gpeis
den Der @agenrd5er i&iQern In ben
berrlidfeu 6arben, tDie He aur 6as
tropif9e Werieo betbor5ubringen Der.
mag; benin bas ganae 9anb giebt far
bas Geft feline be5ten unb ieltenter
BIumer an bic Qauptfabt ab.
llnb nun erif bic SnfaKen bieier ele'
santen Magen, bic buftenofen, aartes
fen Rnospen unb 8litben Der ebIen
MeibIiGteit. Ginneberiidenb lit ibr
Nnblif, tuentt He In bur9f@tige
Gerudnber getleibet, bas tiefi@uar3e
6aar NIT ben 9lutrotben 2ameIien ge.
f9mtdt, sbsn StrauB iippis erbIhbter
&oien ON 8uien, ianft binsesoien In
ben Magentifen ruben, aIs tpollten He
ibren to6ten S@meffern 2eben einbaus
den lno oagegen beren S96nbeit unb
Duff eintauf9en.
@nbics lit bic Reibe bieIer In alen
@ariatiouen blumengef9mhdset geuis
pagen, uel@e f@ Die beliebte GtraBe
enttang betueger unb bic B~etuunberung
unb bas @nt3iden 9auienoer berbor.
rufen.
Man i9dbt, baB bieies Sabr fir
8Iumert olein 5000. 900 ausgessbeu
tuurbsa. Die interoceonif9e 8abn
braGte Iie9s garlabunsen bon Salopu
un6 anoere 2inien baben Nebnli@es
seIeifet.
Mufieben erregte Dos BON Der ameri
tanifdtn4GoIouie gelieferte Slumsntid
ouf einsm eroBen Yloiformwaeen. Gin
Sampfboot barfieaenh, BON mel1er
berab Don tleinen Wdb9eu @lumen unl
ter bic Wenge ber:beilt wurbeu.
Der f96nfie Nagen NOR Der o.!
Sehor SsnaciO be la Sorre, Ghnie9er
fobn bes prdibenten OiaS. ST fub1
elm nit a6t pfsr0sn ~bsfpannies Sanp
90, peldes BON Bor. uno 8sireitetr
begleitet mar. Nles notlrIiA reid mi
8lumsn betoritt.
gs muroen a9t Preife Dertbeili, 100
BON bier bon Der WunicipaIbeb6rbe UNI
ie elmer bonn ,.Deuiiden 9auie", uou
National. gafno, bonn Mininsr Der 6f
fentliGen 8autsn unb bon Der Gram
pap R~Ompagnie geltelt Fnb.
Sas Set III gum Wationalief &c
tuSrben uro ueroienie iberan no9se
abmt gu usrben. 0ier in Gan Gntoni
liebe f9 elm ToI1es Set obne al
, S@wieri9teit un6 otne be6eutenbe Sc
: fen %arraneiren, benn 8lumen rnb 2ut
/. iGen uno ebenfal5 - btbI6e Ndo@eu
I baben mir in Gtille unb Gdue.
. Setratbsideine.
u. Wiiaer uub Magbalena 6arb.
gbas. Sa6s unb Mar9aretbe Gal
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Gas, elettriides 2idt uno Sriehfraft

Wir beperben uns un bic Runb.
i6aft bes gublifums fur @as. our 8es
leu6tung uno gum 2O6en. Nre, Sns
canbeseent, elettrif9es 2ibt unb elet.
trii9e Sr;ebfraft. Wir Iiefern Soften.
ani@ldge fur 2eguns bon &6bren in
9duiern, Iufffelung bon Gasbfen, unb
elettrii@e 8eleu9tung, Motcre. @lets
trif@e Sriebfraft uirb prompt geIiefert
bon ber ear Antonio @ a g.
Rnmpagnie. Selepbon 212.
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@rmnoetsemtbuuns . l1ebertraauuaen.

0runoeiseatbnms . llebertraammsen.
6. @einbolb on &. Griebrin. @runb,
it'd in Walnuts5 traBe, $1,000.
8. Maper un6 Grau an Bertha &ies,
6 8runbftltde In Blpd Ii fir $500.
u. Meerf9eibt an Gonrob Glaig,
8runbHtd In Nbams's traBe, $3.50.
M. s. Slider an g. @truggs,
@rnabftld in Montanas5 traEe, $3.50.
8. un6 u. Simmang an g.. Grieo.
rid, @ruabfid In @aInutsS Str. preis
nominel.
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6 q 8.
Cages Gbrpmif.
13. April.

1898. 0ur6 bas @bict bon 9tontes erbaltet
bic Neformirten in Srarfreth freie &elisionSz
a%usibung. ...
1895. Safpntaine seltorben. 5ran80itider
Sabelbi4ter.
,1s49. G~ritarmuns Der 9uppeler s@an5en
Sur6 bic beutiden Sruppen.
1861. Gapitulation bon Sort Suntter.
1882. 8runp 8auer seitprben.
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Werfdndt fpfprt!

Cine beuti6e Grau, Inn BIumer 3u
o%ettaufen. Gus Ilbers,
1917 Nortb Mufin' StraBe.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-18

The Abyssinians will soon have the
"Pilgrim's Progress" in their own
tongue, the Alhamric. 1t has been
translated by Cobra Georges, student
An DR.. Commands institution at Flor
ence. 1t will be printed at Crischona
in the native type, and be ready in the
autumn. The Religious Tract Society
is bearing half the cost of its produc-
tion, about fifty pounds sterling; and
the Alhamric will be the eighty-fourth
language into which Bunyan's book has
been translated.
Nothing, 1T is said, pleases William
Morris, the English poet, more than to
be mistaken for q sailor He Is robust
and square-built, has shaggy hair, and
delights in rough apparel, and his gen.
eral appearance is somewhat nautical.
One night he was overhauled by sea-
faring man. "Avast therel" cried the
stranger; "don't know you? Weren't
you at one time mate of the brig Sea
Swallow" To be mistaken for sailor
was charming; to be mistaken for the
mate OF ship bearing so poetic a name
as the Sea Swallow was simply glorious
Eyes, / am he," said Morris, and he
locked arms with the stranger, pilotcd
him into an ale house and filled him
full Of liquids and substantials.
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A Kings Curious Custom.

Whenever King Qua took q drink of
palm wine, or ate his meals, one of his
wives produced a hard brown nut,
about the size of an egg, with one end
cut of, and the inside followed out.
This nut he slowly placed on the great
toe of his left foot; this done, the
palm wine or food was placed before
him, and slave boy came and stood
behind him with handbelL Every
time he took mouthful of food, or a
drink OF massanga or palm wine,
he raped the bottom of the canoe
with the nut on his great toe, while a
tinkle on the bell announced to all
whom 1t might concern that Qua
lkolungu was eating or drinking. as
the case might be. He went through
the same ceremony when smoking,
taking long pull at his pipe for
every rap Of his toe and tinkle on the
belL-From Werner's African Trav-
els"
Button VS.. Laced Boots.
The woman who has an ugly foot and
who wishes to conceal such defect should
invariably wear a boot that is laced
rather than a buttoned one. The boot
that laces is also recommended to those
who have tender feet, as it may be
made to fit each day, the elasticity of
the laces being vastly superior to the
stiffness Of the buttoned article. Many
women knowing this are in the habit of
buying them, but a frank and honest
salesman confesses to the fact that
women who have outgrown their girlish
slenderness-to put it mildly-aiways
purchase laced boots. He says: "We
always try to persuade stout woman
to wear them home, because if they are
sent home she will find it so difficult to
lace them up that nine times out of ten
she will send them back rather than en-
dure the discomfort. This, of course,
she may not do if she has worn them out
of the shop"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-18
Not Fallen So Low as That.

An English magazine, in an article on
restaurants, tolls of New York specu-
lator who came to grief and went to
work as waiter in cheap eating-house
in that city. To this walters table
came broken-down, seedy-loolcing in
dividual of an aristocratic, Fifth avenue,
brown stone front type, sncaking in
with every sign of being very much
ashamed of himself. When the waiter
arrived to take his order there was
mutual recognition, and the newcomer
murmured: ''Great Scott Thompson!
you here?" The attendant showed no
sympathy at all, but, drawing himself
up Chilly, drily replied: eyes, j ones,
! wait here, but don't dine here"
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w. w. BOOHER,
LESSEE and EDITOR
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The Portland daily press., 1891-06-25
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON. June "a, 189l.-The folowin are 20
days quotations OF. Provisions, &C.:
Pork-Long cuts Is 50g14 Oo short cuts Is rs
OLA %; backs at IA O0@14 25; lean ends Is 80
@l4 90; pork tongues 18 509I7 90; mess pork
II 80; prime mess 1e 5o@l7oo; extra prime at
Hams at lOc; small at 1o1sc;, pressed hams
Lard-Choice eA p fb in tierces and tubs; 10
Hogs-Choice city dressed enc % III country do
SAC.
Butter-Western extra creamery 1S01s1sc;
fancy higher; frsts and extra frsts 15G00c
extra Imitation cream 16G0Uc; others - &C ;
factory choice at lag 15c; New York and Yer
mont extra creamy 19920c; New York and
VT dairy good to choice 16G1Sc; Eastern
quotations are receivers prices for strictly whole
sale lots.
Cheese-Nerthern choice sH@sN c; Western
extras SA acc.
Eggs-Eastern extras at l71A@00 fancy nearby
stock higher: frsts 17c; extra Vermont and New
Hampshire at 171a 900c western extras at 17@
00c; Michigan choice at lie. Jobbing price
lie higher.
Po1itry-Choice Northern and Eastern fresh
killed spring chickens 25@00c; fowls 15@16c;
fair to good at 11@13c; Western iced turkeys
2h@a3c; fowls lSAc; chickens zoe;
4O@2 30 D bush; choice New York marrow
hand-plcked 2 3592 40; choice screened pea
lO92 20 ;ch0ice Yellow Eyes at 8092 90. Job
bling prices 1Oc higher.
Hay Choice prime hay at SIS O0@$16 90: fair
poor to ordinary $99S11: East swale S@$1O;
Rye straw. choice, s1Sa18 80; Dat straw S..
Potatoes-We quote new Norfolk rose and
hebrons 81 COCA 80 y Dbl; do reds s4a4 80;
Bermudas So 50@6 o. Sweet potatoes, Tenne-
sees So; Floridas 50 25@2 80