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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-16

The Osborne Farmer to the con-
trary, Notwithstanding, the fact still
remains that the locust tree, either
black or honey locnst, is the tree for
western Kansas. This is not Only
our individual opinion but it is
backed up by every tree raiser that
we have interviewed on this subject.
Some Of them have had experience
as well as the editor Of the Farmer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-16

We have succeeded in securing the
agency for Beggs' Little Giant Pills.
These pills are all the name implies:
powerful, yet so mild and pleasant that
no one feels any disagreeableness from
the effects of them. Only one pill dose,
and forty pills in one package, enough to
last an ordinary family one year, Price
% cents. Sold by A. B. Jones. No.. 5
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-16

Nothing makes woman look SO nm.
slightly as dark, greasy or yellow skin,
1t is caused by constipation and diseased
liver and kidneys. One bottle of Beges'
Blood Purifier and Blood Maker will re-
move the csuse, and two or three bottles
will effect permanent cure, leaving the
skin clear and transparent. For sale by
A. B. Jones. No. 6
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-16
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tatters, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
Dr. money refunded. Price 25 cents per
FOX. For sale by A. B. Jones.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-16

From careful computation it is
ascertained that there are 12,272
county officers in Kansas. We
might add that there are about
100000 who would like to be coun-
ty officers. Great state this-for
politics.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-16

SHERMAN county was the first to
raise and forward its subscription to
the Worlds fair.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-16
FOUR TRIAL NUMBERS,

With great premium offers. on receipt OF
10 Gents, and address of 10 Married
Ladies, only 80 cents year. The best
monthly in the world for the price. Ad-
dress wOMAN'S WORK., Athens,
Georgia. 12-3 lyr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
nIrben. Sie6ur6 piir6e etne GriparniB
INN ethn q 900 600 pintrpten

miirben. 6ie6ur6 tpiirbe etne GrIporniB
bon ettpa 81, 900, 900 eintreten.
Gen. WtileS BON Der 8unoesarmee, tDets
der bonn &rtegSminiiterium sum 8efeblsz
baber fir Die perlbieDenen M~iIitGrparaoen
@r0ffnung Der QluSitelung itattfinben lol>
len, begt ben 8nni6, bel Der @inmei6un9se
feier $1,000 Sruppen, barunter 5000
reglldre, gegenmdrttg SIT baben. Die
SaiptbenonitratiOn ieoo6 mo6te er bis
aur @r0ffnun9 Der GusiteQung peridoben
mtilen. 6ter3u lit ietn Qlan, nibt meniz
ger als 10000 Sruppen tbeilnebmen 3u
Ialieu, barunter auh 1000 Snoianer. SS1
elmer 0oritaot ioI Da3u elm Qager aufge;
ldlagen tperoen, III tDeldem bielc Sruppen
etnen gal1Sen W1onat lang perbleiben lollelt.
Son Der INSTRUMENTATION uno benz
Otrectorium lit gemetnl6aftli9 Elm Gounite
ernannt tporben, tpel6es benz 8unoesconz
greB init Be3ug auf cine tDeitere @elobes
tptutgung 8ori6lGge unterbreiten ioa. Gs
b1n0elt 1tb babel nur UNI Die 8eitrettung
Der Soften fit benientgen She'll, tpelAer
Direct inter Der Gertpaltu1g ber g%3ationalz
beb0rbe itebt. Dem einl6lGgigen GongreBz
geIeB 5ufolge itebt nGrnlth Der 9tationalz
commilfton oas 9te6t 5u, ale Breisri6ter
81 errenren un0 Bretle uno WteoaiIen
5u5uerfenuen. @s 9reift Daber audi Die
Nnit6t INNER nebr nm itd, baB bic Gun1
beSregierung Die Wfittel fir bic BrITungsz
bebDroen iowte fir Die Breiie unD Wfeoatuen
bel6offen lolte.
0ie Staaten Wiiltiiippi, Senneliee unO
alabama tperben geme;nl1aftli6 elm @es
bGube auf Der MuSiteuung errtdten.
Hfp }offot1o1hchEr hnf ot1tfd1foAo1 AOf5
tbr Die enbgiiltige @ntldeibung tibet Die
Nntpeiiung Don Blab fir Bripatunterz
%nebmun9et auf Der 9tusiteaung anbeim gez
iteut peroen ioute.
Die Goutrafte fir Bic @rrthtung bes
TtlderelgebGuoeS nuroen 3u folgen6en
preilen per9eben: !3imlnerarbett 61,437,
duBere Befletbung $59, 200, Sa6oeder>
arbett $6380, Nuitrei6er un6 @asarbeit
$4366, &attentpert uno SunGen $1727.
Ser Gbef bes 8auamtes puroe beaufs
trQgt, Die Btlobduerinnen Der Ser. Stadten
aufauforoern, @ntipiirfe fir oas @ebGube
Der 6rauenbebDroe 5u unterbreiten.
0te Go~ntroube6Droe Elm Nus duff Der
gtattonalbebDr0e = for0erte burd 8ei9luB
ben Brdii0enten 8almer auf, 1i1 an bas
Staatsmtniitertum in 0aibington gu tpenz
ben, I'M Die Sbunli0fett Der @rnennuug
zines WlttglieoeS Der 9tattonatbeh0roe 5ur
Gertretung Der finf ctutItifrten Snoianerz
%ltGnlt1e i'm Snotauerterrttortum feit3uz
itellen.
SIM Narnen Der ffanbinabii@en @eiangz
Dereine bon Qmerifa 1u6ten 9eopoLo
Suenion unb Sulius Sdeer Inn Self
lebung elmer nSfanbinaptlden Wo6e"
betln Oirectortum na6. Sic perit1erten,
baB fie iiber einen Medunerhor bon 1900
Stirnlnelt Derfiigten uno auBerbem eintge
Der beiten SGI9er aus tbrer europGil9en
9eintatb bierber brin9en tpir6en.
9as Sunbament fir Die M1arine,N us=
fteIun9, rel6e %hefanntlih i'm @aifer bes
Wi6iganiees ntdt tpett bonn ufer ltesen
iou, lit noaenoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31

finbung fann BON Ser gadabmuno in oez
tptf1em WfaBe gel6iibt tperben, aber eebetm
gebalten tDer0en fam ite ni0t.
Ser geltrtge Nrttfel Der 8oli. 2tq. fant
bic Maeinun9 berporrufen, oils oh Ser SEER
WtcGtnlcD benz Denti6enS Support 9Gnsli6 ben
@arau5 ger1aAt bdtte. 9as lit Qber 10
pentg Der Sal, baB Norbamerifa mod
immer 9euti1lan6s itGrtter Qbnebmer lit.
Sebr beoeuteno tit au0 unier Export na6
Wtittelz uno Sl0anerifa. gt1n lit auoerz
l6etnlI6 eth 6%duptmottD gu Der NuSiteuung
in Gbtcago oaS 8eitreben Ser 8ereinioten
Staaten, 0tele mtttelz unb iioamertfQniz
l6en Gdnoer gang an tbren Martt su
feIieln. 9ta6Oeln Dteielben 0urh BEN
StnleDzSartf i6tper beihdbigt tporoen Iinb,
iou lbnen iebt Dor Qugen gefii1rt lperoen
baB ie 6ur6 6aS @ingeben auf 6ie panz
anertfanll6en BlGne. nit tpel6en Blaine
auT Dem &on9reB gel6ettert lit, nt6t BLOB
ben Derlorenen W2arft fir tire 8ro0utte
tDteoererlangen, ionoern audi Die benfbar
giinittgite @elegenbett 3u ibrer eigenen Ser
iOrgung nit aIem, pas ite bebilrfeu, ftnoen
tDirOen. @dre eS u ni9t gar3 oerfebrt,
tpenn mir Dur9 Sortbleiben bon Der Qlusz
fteuung ben Nor6amertfanern eS erlei9tern,
unS bort aus3uiteden?
@s lit tpabr, MIR itno u~nfreun6Lid be-
banoelt tDoroen. Mber tDenn mir lln3us
frteoenbett oagegen leBen, 10 fDnnen mir
ur1lere Sel6Gotgung b%ergrOBern. &tr
baben feline gSaffe gegen Mr1erifa, mir
f0nnen IS gum baloeIspolttii6en Gntgegens
fomn1en ni9t ~n0tbtgen. Sn Gbnli9er Sage
ftnb mir &uBIan0 gegeniiber, bod lit bort
Elm umi6pung niht in naber 3ett 5u err
hoffen, tpie es in Nmerifa Der Sail lift.
Oils unterftiiBen0e @eltbtSpunfte fir bic
&GtbLtdtett ber Sbetlnabme fibren mir
nod at, bab nG6it Der maBgebenben Sea-
tionalitdt in Norbamerifa Die bedtl6e Die
an8elebenite un6 fit Die 0euti6en Die Nn>
f~niipfung man6er gei6Gftlt6en 8estebunz
gen bur6 Die sablrei6en aAtbaren Selttl0z
am%eritaner erIeidtert lit, ferner, oaB Die
Oeuti6e Snbuftrte Die S6arte aus3upeBen
bat, pel6e 6ur6 Die Bei6ifung Der Muss
iteIung in Bbilabelpbia bon ubermieseno
tnferioren Grdften ibrem 9tufe 5ugefiigt tit.
@ir baben bier oas QlQgcmetne berIbrt;
inpiefern Der ~etn5eIne BroDufttons3meig
aus beIonberen @riin6en in Nm1ertfa letne
&e6nung gu ftnben ni6t erparten fam,
baB muB ieOe @ruppe ior9fGlttg ermd9en.
Nebnli6 iprt0t it6 aud Die D8res<
lauer 3ettung" aus. sic fommt gu Dem
S@Iul1e: vy1ihts tb0ridjteres aber gdbe IS,
ais tpenn Die beuti6e Snbuitrie pe9en oiez
fer augenbltGlt6 berri6enben amerifani>
l6en Senben5en i6mouen un6 Der G9iea>
goer &usiteIung nit @let69iltt9feit 9e9enz
iiber iteben tpoate. ...9ie beuti9e Sn>
buitrie bat ale 8%eranlaliung, it'd auiam>
men3uraffen unb ft6 BON benz ibr i'm QuSs
lanoe nod thinner onbaftenoen WtafeI oes
Sti6morts v8iQtg unb i6le6t" gu be-
freien. Gin entl6te6ener @rfole in Gbtz
cago f0nnte tbr gar ni9t abiebbare 8orz
tbeile etnbrin9en."
Qu6 Der vBerIiner 2otaIsNnsetger lest
ii6 energti6 81 9uniten Der Musiteaung
ms @el@trr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
bes 0urem6urger SnOepen6ent Stub Gorge

bes 2urem6urger SnOepen6ent Stub Gorge
tra9en.
Sbi6on Die GommiifGre Ser etnseLnen
Staaten fir Die paiienbe QtufiteQung Der
Sbtecte oe5 @etDerbefleiBes Der @lngebOrigen
thres betrefenDen Staates benlllbt letn
tperoel, 10 lit Der Qtusl0uB bes 2urems
burger Su0epenoent Stub bod erbotig,
t1Otbt9enfals, aber MIR auf ipecteIes @ra
lu6en, ben @ommtiiGren biIfrei6 III Die
0ar1b Su geben. 6aB Die aus5ultelenoen
@~rdeugniiie Der 2uTemburgerz Nmerifaner
tltdt b%tntangeieBt toeroen, ionoern paiieno
an 9eetgneter Stele fgurtren.
Ser Nusi6uB lit bereit, in bieier 6tn>
tot allies Saslentge 3u tbun, mas in ietner
&rdften itebt.
NaS uniere 2anOsleute ongebt, sic bon
ytab uno 6ern ii1 gum 8eiu6e Der 8eltz
auslteuun9 in Gbicago einftnoen, 10 tperben
MIR gerne Oe1leu, Die it6 an uns tpenoen,
aue Nustunft geben, Die su ge6en in unieren
Gr0tten ltebt; oatlr lorgeri, baB tie 81 anz
ltanot9en prel1en 1nterfunft finoen; DaB
tie nit tbrsn 2anosleuten in Der @artenz
ltaot betannt tper0en; baB iie in gel1Gftz
lt6er 0tnlt6t thre 3rpefe errei9en t0nnen;
Die WterttDuroigfeiten Der Meltitaot in
Mu9eul 6etn 81 nebnlen i'm Stan0e 1tno &c.
0G eS bon GortbetL iein' tpir0, baB =
fte 6ieleS i6on in 1876 in B6ilaOeIpbia
nit @rfoIg geidab = gum 8oraus elm
Surembur9er Sag feitgeieBt fperDe, b. +. elm
Sag, an benz ii6 tpGbrenb Der 9lusiteQulg
Die S%uTenburger an eireln beSei6neten
glaBe oeriammeln, 10 tptro sur ~geeigneten
Sett Der Sag Hno oas 2ocaL Der Gerlammz
lung beitimmt lperben.
BORT DerOen Ddnn gentetnIdaftIt6e Qnz
9~elegenbetten belprO6en, allie .8efanntl1af<
ten erneuert, 11eue augetniipft, ulD tpirb in
Qnltano uno G6re Elm fr0hliAer, genitbz
lt9er Sag perbradt, bel benz natIrli1 aud
Die @atttnnen, S6peitern uuD S09ter Die
ptlfommenen @Gite iein perben.
Snoem Der Qtusi6uB ftoLs Darauf 1T,
ietnen Gan6sleuten, ben 2uremburgern un0
Suremburger : Qmerifanern, ieine 9ienIte
anbiete11 81 t0naer, rei1t Der 2uremburqer
Snoepenoent Club ihon beute Die Sanb
bin uno ruft eiu bersli6es 0illtommer
allen 0enen 81, Die ftb in G6icago BON
gtab nno Sern etnftnoen.
006a0tungsboI,
SIM gtaner uno i'm Quftraee 6es 2ureuts
burger SnbepenDent Stub BON
Chicago,
Ser SecretGr: Ser 8rGIi6ent:
@uitau &uppert. S. 81. S6uma9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
Oas hoRe.P unosta9s=Gieo

gs fte6t Elm 0irtbsbaus an benz Gtbein
Sn etnem tiibleE @runoe.
3%aurentta, Iiebe QaurentiQ nein,
Dir mD6t' ib oieie 2teoer tpeih'u,
gta6ts UNI Die aD0lfte Stunoe.
Wtetn 2ieb 1T cine 9lpnerin
Syn Greile frober 3e6er.-
Gin frOnlmer &nedt mar Srt6Dlin,
llro tpent Die S6Dalben betmDGrts 3iebn,
IS Iebt it9 gut betm 8eaer.
Allons enfants de IA patrie,
Sun 9erbit 0a MIS- man trinfenl
9aS Srinfen ma6t mir feline O2Ib',
limb cmid er8reift, ib tpeiB ni9t tpte",
0aS S6tDert an meiner 2tnfen.
8entooiter 8uride, sieb' i1 aus,
Sing. tpem @eiang gegeben:
90 Ieb' benn tpobl, bu ittles Saus,
@rab aus benz 8trtbsbaus fomm t9 6ers
aus,
Jtei9' mir bic Sanb, mein Qeben!
@enn ib mid mad Ser 6eimatb iebn',
Nuf, 8riiOer, laBt uns paQen!
9enn vin Der 6etnatb lit es i60n":
SIS lab Elm &nab' etn G0sletn itebn,
Sn bieien beil'gen SaIenI
S9ier bretBig Sabre biif 9u alt,
Old tpenn On pdrff metn et9en!
SIM Ma6! SIN @al6! No's @6o i6aQtl
IS regt ft6 mas i'm S0enpalo,
@iola, 8aB un6 @ei9en.
Steb' i'd in ftnitrer Mttterna6t
gu StraBbur9 auf Der S6ana,
cSn hdb oariber naddeoa1t:
Die linben 2itfte itn0 ertuaAt-
Sell Dir i'm Ste9erfran3!
Sin freies 2eben fi6ren mir .....
8rtngt 8lut Der eolen 9te6enl
9ta6 Sranfreth 3ogen 3tpei @rena6ier;
ltnD nOlorqen muB i1 fort Don bier"
StoBt an, Gbica9o iou Ie6enl
Q1lf.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
2ln sic unrebte oefomn1en.

&i6ter: v@er es 10 bod in Die Sabre
gebra6t bat pie Sic, liebe Srar, ioate bo6
bon elmer 8Iage aHf S6etoung Der @be abs
iebenI"
&GGgertn (na6 Suit i6nappenb, in
hD6iter @rreeung): 80 0 d in Die Sabre?!
Sea, 10 men Meanr, pie Sic, 9err9tt6ter,
getraue i'd mir nod ale Sage 81 frtegen!"
Gl. 3D.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
Jnlan6.

Gin neres 0epartement Ser @usftelufg
purbe i'm 2aufe Der Wode gei6affen our6
Die Grnennung BON 6. IS. Gobinion gum
@bef Der Q(btbeilung fir Wai6inerte. Oie
@rnennung beodrf nod Der @enebn1tgung
bur@ oas 9trectortum.
9te Weitern SocietD Of Gtbtl engineers
bat benz Qlusi9uB fir @eb6ube unD @runO
Elm S6reiben sugeididt, in meIhem ite
i6re M~iBbiQieung barber ausipri6t, baB
man it6 an ben Sran5olen Gtfel g~etDanot
babe, UNI ben @ntmurf fir etnen Gburm
auf Der Nusiteuung III betonrflen. 0le
Sngenieure itno Der Nnlt6t, Dab Qmertfa>
ner bter5u 6Gtten aufgeforoert tperoen louet.
9a9egen miro geltenb geua6t, oaB 1t6 bis
ieBt nod fetn an1ertfatii6er Sngenteur GEE
funben babe, Der eenigenbss Gapital sur
@rrt6tung zines 3burmes sulammetge>
bra6t bGtte.
Ser Qualifications sMusi9uB Ser Natioz
nalbebOroe bat eiuen 8ei6luB anaenommen,
in Incident. benz 0trectorinm Dorgelegt
piro, baB es notbmenoig Jet, Die beioen
groBen 0Ofe tnnerbalb DeS Snou1trtepalaites
gu nberoo6en uno CUR 8enuButg fir MuS>
neutrality-suspicious. einauri6ten, oa lonit
rtcbt 9enug Blab n~orbaEoen iein tDiroe.
Ser @bef oes BauamteS iebo6 b%ebauptet,
6aB Die 53ablen, auf tpel9e it6 oieier 8ez
l6luB ftIBt, unri6tis ieien uno baB beoeue
teno mebr PlaB aur Yerfigung itebe, ais
Der NuslhuB an9enommen babe.
gin Be!hluB nuroe a%ngenomn1en, benz
81 6olge Woi6tnen, neI6e Die Srtebfraft
tur Die Iusfteuung liefern, ais 8usftel>
lun9sgegenitGnoe nit cIaiitft3irt Deroen
tonnen. Wtan bot bereits 3uiagen bon
Tabrtfanten erbalten, baB fte in bteiem
Sale iolhe M2nihinen f~nitenfrei Iieferu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
Oordbnuno.

@onnta9sreitsr: v@as fOitet bic
Stunbe?"
Gettlebrer: stint Marf."
Sonntagsretter: v0te6nen Sic
ba aud Die 3eit, Die man Mot ouf benz
Saul itBt?"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
GrfIdruno.

81: SOU, 6a ftebt, bas seitrtge neue Stid
bate einen suten GuBeren @rfolg; mas
beiBt 6as ei9entIi6?" : .: vgtun, DaB bic
Qeute frOb tDaren, als tie a u 5 en- tparenl"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
%1Inermartete 2Intmort.

Qebrer: Sag NAL, metn Sobn, mas
nir6 Elm Meni6, Der me6r auf iein lei6liz
@es als ouf ietn g~eiitises pobl bebaat lift?
Old.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
Blumenfprdbe.
(8etm gIumerfprfp.)

IUEIM u III Z II DT D.J
v@es6aIb 10 na6benfIi6?"
neS4 mari Der @rGfin einen 3petg nit
8aImenfGB6en in ben Wagen uno
rief ibr au: Isle itnb aud elm &Gb9en!"
0arauf tparf tie mir cine &ameIie su-
mas woute iie pobl 0arnit iagen?" (6l. Bl.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31

bo6ur6 nte3r 8lab, baB man Die Wfai6tz
men, oerer man 3ur @raeugung Der Glets
trt5itGt beburfte, ais benz @leftri3ttdtsz
@ebdube neben beiagtem gebenban CUR
Wtal6inenbaIe Derlegte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
Oe6dnfenfpIitter.

Srauen ftnb geborene Suriiten; fe Iprez
den ME iiber;eugenoer, ais menn fie i'm unz
re9t itnb.
Sci manden Meeni6en benerft man erft.
penn fte ben &opf berltereu, OaB fe ibers
baupt einen baben.
90 mander &rititer min 6ur6 ben
Di6ter beriAmt merben, ben er -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31

Ser 9~urembur9er S%nbepen6ent Stub bat
na6itebenoen Nufruf e%rlaifen, tpelder in
2urembWrg groBe gerbreitung ~seTunOen
bat:
The morning call., 1891-02-09
MOST FATAL HOURS.
Times OF the Day When Death is Most
Likely to Occur.

Times OF the Day When Death is Most
Likely to Occur.
Have the hours most fatal to life ever
been ascertained?" was the question most
recently asked of prominent Philadelphia
physician by Pittsburg Post reporter.
Eyes, to q certain extent" was his reply.
Il have the date here of some very
interesting conclusions ascertained in
$3.50 instances of death at all
ages. The examples are taken
from all conditions of life and during a per-
iod of several years. If the deaths of these
$3.50 had occurred indjfferently at any hour
during the twenty-four 120 would have &C.
Cured each hour. but this was by no means
the case. There are two hours in which
the proportion was remarkably below
from midnight to l o'clock when
the deaths Ware 81 per cent below the
average, and from noon to l o'clock, when
they were 20A per cent below. From to 6
o'clock in the morning inclusive and from 3
to in the evening there is a gradual in
crease, in the former of 23B per cent above
the average, in the latter OF 5h per cent.
The maximum of death is from to O'Clock
in the morning, when it is 40 per cent above
the average; the next during the hour before
midnight, when 1t is % per cent in excess.
A third hour of excess is that from 9 O'clock
to 10 o'clock in the morning, that hour
being nv per cent above the average.
From 10 o'clock in the morning TO o'cl, ok
in the evening the deaths are less numerous.
being 1914 per cent below the average. the
hour before noon being the most fatal.
From 8 o'clock in the afternoon to 6 o'clock
in the evening the death-rate rises per
cent above the average and then fails from
that hour until II o'clock in the evening.
when 1t averages 81 below the mean Dur
ing the hours from to IL o'clock in the
evening there is minimum of 6% below the
average. Thus 1t will be seen that the
greatest mortality is during the hours from
to o'clock in the morning, the midday
hours. from 10 to 3 o'clock, furnishing the
least average hourly deatn-rate.' -
The morning call., 1891-02-09
CHAPTER LII.

Jack was up early the next morning and
did his best to while away the time before
luncheon, which seemed to lag terribly.
though in reality Tie day was Still Young
when Colonel Helstone and his daughter ar
rived.
They had ridden over from their place.
and Jack thought she never looked fairer
than she did standing by her horse, her
eyes fixed on tile Generals face, ms he went
forward to greet them, qucstoningly For
he was so tall and dignifed, with sipgu-
larry stately presence, that he was in the
habit OF inspiring strangers, and those who
knew but little of him, with awe, while in
reality he was the kindest, best natured,
most genial man in the world.
Welcome to Plas ldris," he said, cordi
ally, grasping his friends outstretched
hand. Il am delighted to see YOU" turning
to greet Agnes. II feared that at the LAST
moment you might change your mind about
coming aud decide in favor Of a game of
tennis"
1T is getting late for tennis" she replied,
smiling up at her host, land nothing would
have altered my determination to come to
Plas 1drs. am quite anxious to see your
treasures. have heard SO much about them
from father"
tn he oOfinueH
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THE STRANGERS.

He entered; but the mask he wore
Concealed his face from me.
Still, something had seen before
He brought to memory
"who art thou hat thy rank-thy name fn
questioned, with surprise
Thyself," the laughing answer came,
"As seen of other cyes.n
JOHN Is. 1ABB in Harpers Young People
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Looking in the Pool.

See the golden glow Of sunset, where the water,
gently glide.
Play The merry village children, romping In the
shallow tide.
To shallow pool one siealeth-gazes at her
features there,
Smiling eyes she sees refecteo-dewy Inns and
curly hair.
But my teeth" she said" "are homey-how 1
wish they might be whitev'
II Know" said mate approaching, how to
set that matter right"
"S0ZOD0NT, II you VIII use 1t, will remove that
cloudy look,
Try 1t. and then come behold Them MIR ored In
the quiet brook"
It Is a Notifying Reflection
That the looking-glass gives back when a row Of
discoiored teeth are seen in II. 1t Is not neces-
sary 10 behold such a sight, however. when So
ZoDoNT Is used TO purity them. The advani-
ages OF SoZODONT are simply these: tits pure /;
II has wholesome and agreeable odor; leaves a
pleasant taste In the mouth; sweetens the breab b.,
and may be depended upon not only to wBiten
the teeth mporarily, but TO preserve them
sound, cleanly and beautiful. Use SOZODONT
for the above reasons.
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r., ----
Shot With a Toy Pistol

a boy named Martin Boyle was PLAYING
with toy pistol at his home, 1912 battery
street. yesterday afternoon, when tho
weapon was discharged and bullet went
tntough the middle finger of his left hand.
He was taken to the Receiving Hosnitaj for
treatment. 'oA
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Drs. Berlin and Picq of the Nantes foo
ulty, who recently injected 10 grains of
goats milk into the muscular tissue of the
thighs OF two patients suffering from tuber-
.culosis. assert that cures can be effected by
renewing such injections every ten days.
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Claude, Jean IJacquemot, An-Navailes LII
Deopin Jean scion Glen -
Escapule, j Lanuo Pierre PORTER Papv
Faucon, Andre Lazare LeoDold Ouercv Eirr;,tn
10 49, a - leart' Alexis haier, Francois
POUR LES DANES.
Armour, Jeanne Laanne Marie tPisnen, .daIa
De Crety, More! MOusis Catherine Puechaynt ~
DuVai, Mad Paul, RUse CeIe
Jacqueron, WE
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Postofice at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY, February 9. 1891.
BET To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" and give the
date of the list If not called for within two weeks
they Will be sent to the Dead-letter Office
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LETTERE ITALiANE.
CARrAs ESPANOTAs

Castillo, Victor iMendoza uan e Rodriouez par
COndona, Franc Miranda, Julio feto
0Osslo eod NJ 0rales EuStac-l Salinas, Carlos
iIpi' rIalc co NeiaSco Eduardo
"oh%d'es' bahlei fefez' iNomachea Franc
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ANaradO, Mar Lopez, Macovia lOsegueda, Maria
ciSsa Laruchia Isa- Ramirez InIia
E G ma, beatrs, 0ella iYiegas, Andrea
Do Sou|' rho Mranda,Jacinta Valerin, Dolores
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FOR Lste S1sspptlg I,,tetLtie,.>s sec Eighkt PaoS
s0~r-0o--~s-S---I~-N-N-N~~o
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

s. W. BAcKUs. Postmaster.
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maSterS george hayward, Joseph and II.
Welsh, Mr.. j. Madison and Mr.. Walter II.
Brown of San Francisco; Mrs. Moran, Mrs.
Gussie and Maude Guerrero and MI We
Guerrero Of Halfmoon Bay.
The Calliopean Entertainment.
The CalliOpean Musical and Literary So
cety gave its monthly entertainment on
Friday evening, February 9Th, at Lunt's
Hall before large and appreciatiye audi
ence
The entertainments during the past year
have been held in this beautiful hall, which
is well equipped for social purposes and
easy of access from all parts of the city.
inis society is worthy of encouragement
ana patronage from the character of the Sc
iectlonS ana persons presented. 5g-0n y,rs
! programmes appear some of the best ANA
tenI talent of our city.
| Inc tollowing programme was -credita hly
o 1napre1, overture. Scottish Airs" CALI
opTrah orchestra; recitation, Miss MahaI
Selig, vocal duet, Miss Alice Cameron and
| MI. j. f. Burns; recitation, Mr.. Edgar Kai.
Ter; violin Solo, Mr.. Charles E. smith: inter-
Ga TSi0n 1nteTqae KalaRauas March,"
LATER; vocal solo, Miss Rose Mann: reci.
tetion. Miss Bessie Savannah, pupil Of Mrs
James Carden either solo, Mr.. William
OBrien.
The Fabian Musicale.
The pupils of Mrs. NJ. Fabian gave de-
lightful musicale last Saturday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs Lash, 1859 Post street.
The. following interesting programme was
well rendered by the pupils:
Fart first-March, " Mocking Bird" Miss
Ace Donovan; "Sonata Clement e),
MISS !. Is Alice Norton; (a) skirt Dance" (6j
al. aVan; Miss Jennie Samuels; (d) Wed
dlng Bells :" WILSON. O"Will O. the Wsp"
igungmanl; Miss Hermie Lask; LIED Ohne
p m9rle lHolzrD. MISS Gertie Stolz: .'Un
8 8alio Maschera" Geyback). Miss Lottie
~ Ni' duet, La Trayiata - VERDI,
TEL Me Not" (StrelezkD, Mr.. Lash:
polonnaise (Merke), Miss Fannie Friedman
Part second."W arblings at Eve" CBanm-
Rach, MISS Mss. Mamie Lash; "Raziella'' (W.
Song % Consolation" (Msndelssohn9. MIS-
~ u Turner; Concert Waltz" T. Mai
teD, Miss Leonie Lash; "Clayton's Grand