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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Neither the Master nor Consfgnees OF the Brit
ish steamship CYDoNIA, Wiuspear master.
will be responsible for any debts contracted by
crew of said vessel A. MINIS SONS.
ConslSnees.
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CONGRATULATIONS.


CAMERON--The friends and acquaintance
of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron ara respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral of their little son, G..
GORDON, age ! years, r onths and Il days, from
their residence, l6 SIN thyille, THIS Friday)
MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
THE Lord is our shepherd
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUp cn
SPECIAL.NOTICES.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KE. New Y0aK. nv
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$1,000 CASH-LoT FACING GOLDEN GATE
II wv PARK; y. side Fell St, bet. Lyon aud
Lott; 5Ox 1871 70; street graded and severed. AL
PHEUs BULL Jk.. 40l California st. ie30 Or
CORNER LOT; 55xl22:6; CHEAP ST. GEORGE
" Bar-room. S12 Kearny. ie25 l4te
GIOOD EACH-2 LOTS 251i2U, l25 TT. s OF
p1OOO Geary. Address b. Box l. this ofice.6 II
GUNNYSfDE TRACT BLOCKS. oNE-FIFTH-
~ cash. balance four semtaunua payments; lots
$500 90 $500 on same terms. j. Is. HILL a CO.,
100 Suffer st. apyo III
INTERVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
To 10 cents 9er week, delivered by carrier any
part OF the city the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast:
orders by postai-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention Once 622 Montgomery st
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SUMMER RESORTS,


OAK GROVE COTTAGE. SARATOGA; DELIGHT
" full resort with home comforts; mils, eggs aud
fruit; hours from city. a. b. PALMER. jy5 cod tt
NAPA SODA SPRINGS NOW oPEN-CLIMATE
~ equlbie: free from malaria and cold air;
hcalti'-GiVing natural mineral waters; natural
cry unsurpassed: cuisine and service perfect;
Portable beds; table first quality; hot and cold Napa
soda baths; views unequaled By any other hotel In
the world; trains every day in the week gas aud
running water In every room: all the boarders
happy; what more you ask ? Address JACK
SoN WOOSTER, proprietorS, Napa soda Springs
fostolce ap24 cod BIN
~ full summer resort on the Pacific Coast: good
hunting aud fishing. J. HENRY, frop'r. my21 I'm
pose MARIE FARM, SANTA CLARA co OPEN
II all year picturesque scenery: fishing; hunting:
circular showing house. McCURRIE, Box 10. GilrOy.
SHAvER HOUSE, SAN RAFAEL, FIRsT-CLASS
=. In all respects; large grounds. ap29 3mo
4 MORRISON SPRINGS, LAKE COUNrY-THE
~ proprietor of this famous aud celebrated resort
wishes TO announce her friends and the pabIIc
that arrangements have been made with the South
ern Pacific Company and WIN. Spiers stage line for
the sale of Through tickets to the Springs from
san frareisco and Oakland 50: round trip SO so /:
aud san Jose. The advantages of our hot aud cold
sulphur and iron baths, natural steam baths, are
unequaled; take $50 A NJ ferry from San Fran
cisco for Caiistoga. For further particulars ad-
dress j. ANDERSON, Anderson Springs, Middle
Town. Lake County, Cal. my3l If
DESERTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF TIE
IL Pacific Coast. with rates, location, etc. pub
iished in the Hotel Guide, 1I6 pages For sale by
newSdealers, send 25c in stamps to W. NJ PAT
TERSoN. publisher, $40 Post ST.. 5. F. mrl II
GRAND HOTEL. DUNCAN's MILLS PoPU-
" lar resort; elegant rooms; climate, fishing.
boating bathing. scenery, drives and redwood
forest rambles; send for circulars; 81 $40
per week, and special rates to families. w. b,
MOORE mvl2 tt
VILLA Los Tomas; BEAUTIFULLY STU
ated in Santa Cruz Mountains: Just the place for
health and rest. AID ZILLNIER santa Cruz Cal il II
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

n'FARRELL q LANG.
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Auetioneers and House Brokers' Full charge taken
of property Members of the San Francisco Real
Estate Exchange. II Montgomery street.
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I AXE VIEW LOTS, EAST OAKLAND, ARE
II selling like hot cakes: 5Ox20O etc. it Is the
large size that sells them; also the advantage OF i
beautiful view. together with the new electric
road passing directly in front of this property;
terms easy II you TO this fine property
call at the office Of L. W: WOODWARD II co, 9O5
broadway, Oakland. K4 1t
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

ID A. DOLAN Il Co
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS',
$50 Market st. opposite Palace Hotel;
Branch office, Seventh and ST., opposite Olym
pic Club grounds
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0C00 EACH-I0o LOTS IL THE BEAUTIFUL
el-OO suburbs of Lorin such bargains ever
0nered III Oakland; right in the march OF inmedE
ate improvements; new ferry TO San Francisco;
new streetcar line to Oakiand; at once before
prices adYance; sure to make money: lots 25x 1876;
SIo down. SO per month. CLOUGH a. BAKER
964 Washington street. mr22 cod II
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
pIANo-TEACHER FROM LEIPSlC cons ERVA-
l tory of Music: 81 per lesson 526 Hayes. j3 4t*
COURSEN-RoECKELN NEW VOCAL ROOMS, ITO
y Market, Donohoe Building (eev, tori ie26 l4t%
DIANo: VOICE ULTURE, ELoCUTION:
dramatic classes. MISS BEALE 1928 0'FarreIl. #
A COMPARTMENTS: PIANO LESSONS: CALL
~ pupils homes MRS. HARRIS, S65 Mission. Sun
ID W. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 29l2
Howard ST.; terms moderate. jel0 I'm
SiGNoR C. CIPoLLoNI tFRoM ROME. ITALY,
- mandolin teacher. Room 3d. 1170 Markets I'm
pAcIFC ENGINEERING sCHOOL-kNGINEER-
ing. architecture. surveying. III Post. fe20 Tyr
CCHooL CIVIL. MINING MECHANICAL EN-.
~ cheering. surveying, architecture, drawing.
SAYING estab 1854. AVIAN der Naien. 723 Mkt 81 IT
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS:
1n italian method; genuine italian mandolns
mandolas, lutLs. PROF. ADELSTEIN, 1909 Suffer-
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST ST
II Double-entry bookkeeping. penmanship. short
hand, type wriring teegraphy. etc. all included ln
business course under one fee of $75- ie30 IL
DAClFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 POST je
Lille seholarsnin sI3: day anu evening. oc21t
MONEY TO LOAN.
SACKs FULL OF MONEY TO LOAN ALSO
~ loans. at per cent: Will pay mortgage tax on
second mortgage; notes. ISAACS. All o'FArreil.3*
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
Nl Security Loan hank. lIO6 Market st ,nr. Mason:
private entrance Turk. n. J. FRANKLIN& co. GIN
IRON $40 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
security. $. T. G.. Box 81. CALL Branch. je5 Il
MONEY LOANED Sl0 AND UPWARD.
w reasonable interest and payable back INSTALL
meuts Address NJ. NJ. Box l4s. CALI Branch ie4 tf
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A " EXCURSION TO FRUITYALE, OAKLAND
~ to look al the lovely home lots in the De Wolf
Tract is just the way to spend the Fourth. Ticket
TO fruitva!e Station and return only 25c. ivy
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THE BANK DIVIDENDS HAVE BEEN DE-
clared; they average 41a per cent; read the fol
lowing Investments and the difference in keep
ing your money in the bank investing in san
Francisco real estate.
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements contnaeI on ths
Sixth Page.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA RIAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA RIAL ESTATE.
S930O FINE BARGAIN; HOUSE 5 ROOMS
balance monthly insIlllmentS.
Sly30-New house rooms: lot 25Xll0; near Sta
ton: $500 cash. balance monthly.
S220o-Cotiage ROOM lot 50xl so; terms to suit.
Lots from 800 and upward in good localities
Apply to TdOS. A. SMITH & CO.. 1901 PARK St:
take bruad-yauge ferry. jy2 l0t
G'LEiANT AND CoMMODIOUS COTrAGE OF g
II large rooms aud bath, with lar lot; sale
bargain. Inquire BIO Santa Clara ave near ST.
Charles ST. hay Station. je3o 81
LXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY : ALSO
II several fine ranches for improved uninI-
proved property; homes for only 500 down;
beautiful corner lots with modern dwellings:
choicest locations in Alameda; large list Of fur
nished or unfurnished houses. Call at office
and judge for yourself. MRS. 1. H. CHANDi Err u
CO., 1879 Park St, Alameda. ie2S Il
G,lCSO FINE COTTAGE; LOT 45xl0o: ALI.
p-ACO street .wor& done; near station; easy
terms.
$7o0O-Best bargain In AIameda lot 1O0I22O:
hne residence; easy terms. JUDD, HANLEf & co.
1851 Park ST. my27 n
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oRIN REAL ESTATE,

GREAT BARGAIN on ACCOUNT OF DEPAI:T-
" ure-S22U0, beautiful broom cottage, all mod
ern improvements: block from depot: on prom
nenr street: lot 5Oxl35: beautiful grounds with
80 different varieties OF roses; on sunny side o.
street: terms.
Great bargain-Brand-n 5-room cottage: all
modern improvements: block from depot; 5000:
half cash. balance easy terms
Houses built to order on the tnstaihnent plan:
$500 or $500 down, balance easy monthly pay
ments.
Cottage to rent. furnished uufurnished: lots
$500 upward, of 80, $40, SIS per month. Inquire
OF w. g. MORAN, Lorin. or DUSINBUitl IL
MURTS. 467 Ninth ST.. Oakland; berkeley
train or new electric car which passes door; sun
day engagements. jyi : 9 st
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G000 MONTE VISTA TRACT, SAN LEAN
sgCOo- dro road: electric railway; large lots
5uNl4 each Ia
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ArToRNEYs-AT-LAW.

Il L. OC0NNoR. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw aga
~. Montgomery ST.. San Francisco Room % Pro-
bate ana real estate law. Patents solicited l9tfSW
u l.. JENKINS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW II
II. Fourth ST.; advice free all legal matters 81
ERANk KENNEDY, ATTORNEY. SO MURPHY
Bulldi6g; all cases promptly prosecuted. jelI 6m
A DN1CE FREE; READ AID. PERSONALS, g. w
now Z q CO, Attorneys-at-aw $50 Market. II
a M. ARMSTRONG, ArTORNEY-AT-LAw RE-
y. moved to Academy Sciences Building n. as ~
u T. CASON. ATTORNEY- AT LAW soa
=. kearny ST.. Rooms l and B. apl4 euf
CLARA FoLTZ, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw- PRaC-
" tceS Stare aud Federal courts. 40 kearny II tm
u A. CRoTHERs ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. aus
-. Lay 81 nos II
w w. DAVIDSON ATToRNEYAT-LAW ms
" california st. Rooms li-l5 advice rrea dJit
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Plan these lots selling fast. being adjacent to
Oakland and directly the new electro
railway to San Leandro and Hay wards; see the
large size of these lots 50xl45 each no small 25-
FOOT lots IN this tract; all level and good soil Tor
plants and trees. exc.
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q HN0 EACH-CHEAP: BARGAIN.

Gof0D FINE NEW MODERN COTTAGE: g
tDOOOV. rooms, bath and Iaundry; corner 5Ox
100: street work done: irSt-class location; easy
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S.J1OO CHEAT: NEAR CORTLAND AVE
= 1IUV. and Kennebec 81: 2-story house in
store aud Hat; brick foundations: lot 25X7O q. Il.
I MISe ~ a co. Il Mont gomerN.
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MUST BE SEEN To BE APPRECIATED.
". EE NJ MDnERN RESInR

ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE JUST FIN
u lshed; large rooms well planned and con-
nected With each other and large closets: salon
pariprs dining-room aud reception hall thrown to-
gether with sliding doors: interior finish IN every
detail perfect solid YeStibuie; beautiful carv ed
wooden mantels; all doors of original designs: fin
ished Ia foot basement entire length of the house
butter s. pantry aud linen closets stationary wash
stand; = patent water-ciOsets in separate rooms:
elegant porcelain bath-tub; plate glass windows;
viii tint rooms To suit purchaser houses open in
specton; large lot 25Nl37 IS: take Oak or Ellis St
eabiecars Oak ST, bet Ashbury and Clayton, opp.
the panhandle of the Golden Gate PARK. w. /.
MORGAN AZ CO., SIP Cal. ST. Mem. of y. F. Real
EN
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS
EASTLAhE RESIDENCE
COUGH ST. NEAR VALLEJO;

CONTAINS
Reeeption-hall, salon-parlor, diningha buffers
pantry, cOmmodiouS kitchen, spacious front alcove
chamber with ample closet room and large dressing
room; the other chambers sunny and capa-
c1ous: house heated by furnace: basement finished
with store and wine room: house finished through
out in natural wood front door OF OAK lot 25NI 100
or oONlOO to suit purchaser, Apply at once to
O'FARRELL & LANG, agents. ! Montgomery st.
M ODERN RESIDENCE-MUST BE SOLD: 2731
w Clay ST.: 2-stOry bayNindow front: contains 9
rooms, bath, laundry and finished basement furnace
Tor heating house, and all modern Improvements,
such as speaking tubes electric bells. etc. opposite
Alta Piazza, which is now undergoing extensive inl-
proveneGts; lot 25xl00. For price and further par
teulars apply TO o'FARRELL X LANG, IL Mont
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+ CO00O BOTH. NEAR NOE: STORE; 4
.TZOOU. rooms 25xI25 Won RHEIN a. CO.
524 California st.
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BARGAINS.
BARGAIN

"a beautiful lots on the sunny slope of the 20.
trero liiilS; grand view; drifting sand within
few IN nutes' walk OF the city Hail. Union
Iron Works, Pacific ROliing-mills and right in the
center OF the manufacturing district: dort delay,
bat buy before the boom, which is sure e come IS
lots sold in less than two mOuths surveyed
and fenced; prices $500 and upward: terms easy /;
call OF send for maps
McAFEE. BALDWIN & HAMMOND. 10 Mont
gonery street. iy5 SuTuTh
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epOpO lots 50xl25: 1870 feet above sea level:
block from kruitvae-ave. railroad. now In opera
tion; fine view of Oakland Alameda. San Francisco
aud bay: cannot he exceiied even In the Blasdel
Tract, where lots The are three times the
price; surrounded by fine houses; party going East:
VIII sell one or both; half cash. balance 10 suit
land ie25 I'm
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$700O-Pays 1851 per annum Natoma St. bet.
7th and Sth; 2-story bay-window house; 4 fats OF
A. and rooms and bath each; all modern I'M
provements; building almost and in Al order.
For further particulars apply to o'FARRELL IL
Il A \ 1 Int,tI r1.I.,n -
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$4,000 aad SasS e ags ao6 oF t TEN
lot 26x70; corner on Lombard near Dupont e. II.
Z MENEN 81 co. Il MONTGOMERY 81.
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$500 S be 5th $ sOd 5S ssd4y si S bTa
foundation, etc. w. l. MORGAN IL Co, 5l2 Cal.
81. Mem. OF 5. L. Real EstaTa EX
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A RE YOU PAYING RENT? COME AND SEE
n us; select your lot al,d VIII build you a
house; all you need is $500 cash and $50 monthly.
MEEEnIIH 4
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A 3O-MlLE EXCURSION TO FRUTrVALE, OAK
n land; and return for 25c. and ride to look At
the De Wolf Tract. whose large lots give room for
croquet grounds or tennis court Is just the way to
pass the Fourth jy2I
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G.DE0O CHURCH. Mr.. LIBERTY; 8 ROOMS
eD-pNO. aud bath; 25IS0 o. +. Won RHEIN
q Co. 5y4 California n.
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COX AND So MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR
I'D ~ lots near Point Lohos ave, s425 each.
and in south side, electric road and boulevard
fenced graded; $500 and $3.50 each. MEREDITH
n HENDRY. Tvs Sururh
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CO500 DAY. Mr.. 18TH; 25xlI4; COTTAGE
Z G-OOO. house. o. +. NOS RHEIN d CO., 524
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GiS00 LOTT ST. NEAR GOLDEN GATE
- 1OOO. ave: 25IlUO; rooms and bath. o. Z.
Won RMEIN q co. 524 California 81
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sri 0O0 Rents 800 PER MONTH;
" Ii wv. Pacific ST.. \. side, bet. Leaven-
wcrth and Hyde: 2-stOry houses, arranged in
stores and fats; also brick house etc: street ac-
cepted w; l: MORGAN & CO.. 5l2 Cal st. Mem.
OF ;. +. Real Estate Ex
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G0GQO UNION NEAR LAGUNA; FLATS:
'-OOOU. rents $35: 25xl37.6. o. f. Won
KHEIN a Co., 524 California st.
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JS0l EACH-A BARGAIN; . LOTS On ASH
70 lOOO bury Heights street work complete;
ready for building; cement sidewalk laid: the Mar
ket-st. cable system Is laying tracks for Il
cable road within 100 feet OF this property the
proposed Joost electric road Will pass property
pick this up; must be sold i few DAYS. Apnly 10
0FARRELL & LANG. II Montgomery St 3 suwe II
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DoWELL ST, T. SIDE. BET. FILBERT AND
L Greenwich; large lOt 2Sxl 81 e; street accented
W. ]. MORGAN q CO.. 512 Cal ST. Mem. of s. +.
Real Estate TX.
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G10SO MUST SELL

% fZOU. AN OFFER WANTED
n modern Groom house. built 3 wears ago ana
cost $500 to build with good lot and right
IN the heart of Oakland aud good neighbor ood;
this property must aud will be sold and no decent
offer viii be refused; call and examine l. W.
WOODWARD n CO., 902 broadway OAKLAND iva
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GEOE0 CAPP ST, w. SIDE, BET. PATH AND
'Cc-JO. 10Th; large lot, 35xlI5; 2-story resi-
dence, rooms and bath. w. MORGAN u Co.
5l2 Cal. ST. Nom of $. + Real Estate K.
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Sl9000 HAE d5 54se sTSnss yS
the Hayes-st. frontage improved with 3-story
building; store of 4 rooms and flats above: Ivy
ave. improved with flats: total income 81 Ii per
month For further particulars apply to O'FAR-
RkLL q LANG. II MONTGOMERY II
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GSO00 CAPP ST. Mr. nth. 25xI 20 Is; NICE
KLEIN. 52I California st
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G010O VALLEY ST.. SANCHEZ: 25xll4; 9
S1ODOO. fats; rents S24. q. +. Won RHEIN x
Z IN. y II.
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G55O0 GARDEN AVE. NEAR 7Ta ST:
THEM & CO., 524 California ST.
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THE OrTErI.

The cost Of an outfit can be made az high AS
one desires and some archers spend small for
tune on fancy bows and arrows. The really
necessary tackle consists of good bow, six ar
rows, culver to hold the arrows, leather arm
guard to protect the forearm as the string
| strikes 1t and three stout leather finger tips
WHAT THE BOW SHOULD BE.
bow should be, and was in the days of
archery about the height of the man using il
and the arrow the full length that the person
can pull. The strength Of the bow should be
so that the user can pull it the full length of
his pull without fatigue. There is a great deal
of rivalry between American and English
archers on the subject Of the quality of their
respective bows. Naturally the English claim
that there is no bow made to compare with
Aldred's. but no doubt the reason the English
bow fails i'm this country is the difference in the
temperature and humidity of the two countries
bow seasoned in the air In England for years
will be no drier than the surrounding air and
when brought here must dry out portion of
the water on account of our very much warmer
and dryer atmosphere.
THE ANTIQUITY OF ARCHERY
Archery is as old as the world itself In the
early history of every country we find it men,
toned in connection with warfare or hunting
thus proving it to be the great parent of all our
modern methods Of destruction. Much Of the
poetry Of ancient mythology is due to its bow
and arrow. Let us suppose Diana without her
culver or Apollo minus his bow. The mind
travels back to the remote ages Of the world
and there rises up the ideal man, and how
ever indefinite his form surroundings there
always stands out in bold relief his bow and
culver filled with arrows. And as he comes
marching with free and elastic step down
through the ages still with his trusty bow,
which has undergone many metamorphoses
he emerges at last in Sherwood Forest as the
bold Robin Hood" of Sherwood Forest with
"his merrie men,"
The bow and arrow are used az implements
OF the chase even to this day.
The accompanying cut (No. u is of Mr.. Al
bert Kern of Dayton, Ohio. who has had some
rare sport in the forest after game.