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n OVERNMENT LANDSt
VI FOR HOME OR INVESTMENTS
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest leYel farming lands.
Rich black soil. ready TO plOw
Large fine valley; railroad through il
water bitches now building.
Mld climate. free fuel. cheap lumbar
WORK at good wages there now.
Land can be taken without residence.
send 4e stamp for full information to F. W.
LAKE, Flood building, san Francisco Ca. .apl4 II
CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU 4sl
= Ninth 81 Oakland, exchange all kinds OF prop
eIty; send for catalogue. GREEN, CULLOM x
20 my22 Z,
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

Call and obtain one OF our Real Estate Rec
oras: which contains full list Of properties for
sale In all parts OF the city.
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S3bOO-GoIden Gate ave- near Deylsadero st
lot z5xl37:6; good view: surroundings unex-
S4eOO-sw. corner OF McAIiIster and Ly on sts;
81 :3xlO0
s24OO-25rlOo; adjoining on McAIllster st.
$32O0-e uiiiyan St. near Stauyan; 5Ux1UO.
S7OOO-AE. corner OF Fulton and LOttsis; 56:3x
$4,000 for 22 lots on Folsom st; 3eOx2OO =
s24o5-K ST. near sih ave. on line of electric
road; 5Ux 90; fine view; street graded and
adamized-
sll.60O-le lots. 2 corners. on electric road in
$3.50 each-2 lots on 7th ave-. near Point Lobos
ave; 25Elz0; these cheap.
$1,000 EACH lots on sIh ave- near Point Lobos
ave-; 25Il2O; Jut the place for a quiet home; near
cars OF Geary-st system.
ss5O-Nw. cor OF 24th and De Haro sts 25x
100; easy terms; near cabie-cars. on z4th ST.:
$500 each-2 lots on Yoio St. near Texas; 25x
100: easy terms; go monthly payments.
1852 lots on DE Haro ST.. near Nevada.
s500-De Haro St. near gath: 25KlOO.
$6OO-Creseent ave. near south; short walk to
$3.50 eech-l2 lots on Italy aud Lcndon. Excelsior
Homestead; easy terms; $50 down SO per mouth.
|. sl25O-l3ox 100 corner in the Excelsior Home
+ stead. near Mission st very cheap.
down; $40 per month.
$3.50 each-2 lots: Thrift ST.. near Capitol at
$3.50 each-Levei lots at Ocean View: $50 aown;
- per month all ready to build on; where are
thisP ''"'P"'00 ~
.ss5O-For 3 lots; 251l2O. to rear street, near
sell 20 satisfy mortgage OF $500 on the lots
s17O0-2 lots on tu eka ST., in the belt OF
the Mission.
Apply to RIVERS BROS & LONG, 22 MOntgom-
cry st tyl0 suTuTh
QS0QQ CASH - FINE VAN NESS AVE
.DoOOO fats, 10 rooms, "a closets. baths: 30
feet 'front.' bal. terms easy: sold to estate
dress G w. Q, Y. Q. box 1885. Jyl0 3ts
GIQ A MONTH WILL Buy AHoMEIN sAusA-
ypIO Ito. T. ID. SPARROW. 62S Market iy9 II
. NEw ATTRACTIVE COTTAGES ROOMS
- bath; bet 2 electric cars; building: 1900
cash Hampshire St, bet. 18Th and 20th tyS 7t*
pICHMoND BARGAINS.
Lots on California ST, 22d ave-. Sth l3th l4th and
seth aves. 1928 TO $1,000, cash any terns choice
corners 9Th and Califormi sts and Point LobOs
and Clement ST.; know this distrct and have bar
gains TO sell: buy now and Will secure choice
Investments; call and investigate.
y7 id. SIDE eROCHEMONr,4l5 Montgomery,rm
IfoR sALE-MoDERN. HOUSE JUST
Broderlck contains rooms. bath: also I'm ishsd at
tic basement: terms easy apply premises. y7 6ts
CEO0 CASH. BAL. SMALL MONTHLY IN
tDOOO stallments nicely finished and room
baywindOw cottages on Noe ST.. bet 25th and 26th,
block e. OF Castro. full price. $500 and S34OO;
also one and one 7-room 2-story homes Castro
St., bet 25th and 26tb. price only $4,000 and $1,000
on very easy terms by +. NILSSON. Builder, 1920
25th ST., hear Castro 1e26 n
TO you WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CoUN-
~ uy, In the prettiest valley OF the Statct Apply
,e Napa Land Co., hapa, Cat, tor list Of proper
| G6h00 BARGAIN 2 STORY DOUBLE
| pOoOO. house for hotel OF tenants: electric
cars pass;2 lots l4;rent $50 1873 29th.22 1ms
| Gloa EAcH-PARK LOTS: 25xI2o: ON 85TH
u ~ ave. near I ST. must be sold; make an
| oner T. +. MOORE. 1913 kearny st. 1yIo 81.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

SsO-lOt 23XlUU: high and dry.
$25 mOnthly-Cottage rooms; bay-window.
CHAS: =. BAIIEY. owner. 90 MONTGOMERY St t2ltt
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
CT0OO NICE NEW RESIDENCE OF Is
y 0tOOO. rooms and acre o. nice level ground,
at Mil Valley, Marin. County Cal. Cal or address
j. GARDNER, % Twelfth St. 5. F.. Cal jyl2 II
FOR LITTLE HOMES AND SMALL FARMS SEE
4 ID d INING, sonoma City, Cal. jYl2 II
DoULTRY-FARM-NR. OAKLAND; 7 ACRES;
L S2oO0: easy terms. acres all leye and cult
Fated; 500 prune trees: house; barn; Sl250; free
catalogue. Pacific Exchange, % Kesrny It's
PINE RANCH NEAR MENLo PARK; 80 ACRES
a choice fruit and vineyard; cottage ~ rooms; 2
servants houses: bathhcuse and swimming pond:
not and cold water: several outbuildings; lower
garden, etc; lovely home: price S25.U00; terms
easy; sold 10 close an estate. Address G. W. c..
p o. bcx 1865. city. jyIO ST.
= ACRES. SIS GREATEST OFFER THIS YEAR:
tracts az the above pr.ce: the Southern Overland
Railroad runs through the tract and IL is "a miles
over 20 feet 10 water; title, United States patents
terms, 50 cash aad 81 week without Interest and
these prices and terms so be on hand If yon want
any OF it. WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $40 Mar
het ST ~ lSt
Go0OO SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR OAK
DOUUU. land property 10 acres bearing choice
irult; one mile from Healdsburg 2-story house;
gool outonildnes; hne well OF never falling water
Box lSj, HeaidSbnrg. Cal y3 l2t~
= ooD INyESTMENT-ABOUT 800 ACRES OF
- - eholce farming land convenient TO san Fran
,o ihelHuihg warehouse property and landing;
VIII pay an income OF L. TO per cent 10 parties in
position to tax charge and give personal attention
ana ~ per cent TO capitalists as matter OF invest
ment Fullest opportunity for thorough investiga-
ton. Apply TO L. X STEVENS u CO. 1lS aud
l2o Davis -. 1,24 II
GUNNER RESORT ONE or THE MOST
- Charming villa retreats in California all ready
LOT guests can lie purchased for $1,000: II is
Nehiently near san Francisco: consists of acres
mountain land heavily timbered: running streams
OF water; ponds stocked with thousands OF trout:
houses fnily furnished. with piano and all con-
ftnieneesi vehicles, horses ows tools etc: would
make a lovely country for a gentleman OF
means, or a summer resort for bosrters; owner
VIII pay 500 month for occupancy this summer.
or PARTICULARS address j. C. =. 337 McAiiisJer St,
San Francisco. iell Il
CoNoMA COUNTY LAND SALE OR EX-
- change; write fully ANDREW PRICE. Heads
DuFss Cd fel4
q IN PER ACRE BUYS AND 10 ACRE
u ~ tracts rich valley land at = r. Co. station,
Alameda County, 80 miles from san Francisco 20
niles from Oakland: easy terms; nne climate: first
class nelghborhOod. The CARNALL-HOPKIN
CO., O<4 Market st.i san Francisco. ap23
CCHoOL LANDS. 81 so TO s3 AN ACRE; on
~ very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts -
SUIT; no residence or improvements required all
Kinds OF lands IN many different counties; sen
stamp fer list; open day and evenings f. W.
LAKE Flood Building l3d
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TYPEwRITERs.

4 -ALtGRAPH NOS. !, OR WILL PLEASE
' you best; so choose from; ali hrst-class; 4S
Characters, all caps az characters upper and lower
case. or 1S characters double ALSO latest i'm
prOyements. thousands of users: results are el0-
quent; read our testimonials from practical peopie
iacts aud figures tell the story; In aud talk IL
over. CHARLES L. NAYLoR. general agent. 10
Montgomery st. lsl6u
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DIVERS BROS. Il LOSG.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUcrIoNhERs,
% MONTGOMERY ST.

$3.50 10 $650-34 lots Southerl Heights; on
Carolina. iscOnsn aud YOlO Sis: lots 25K 90; we
offer tues lots very easy terms title warranted
perfect by Tile Insurance Company at S5 per lot
this propaTty is near cable-Cars aud Is a cOnpar l.
lively short distance from the City Hall.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

q. !" 90,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
st
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S55OO-leth ST., near Castro-st cars new house Of
rooms and bath an elegant home; see this lot 20
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si1.O00-Fine residence, 3la Steiner St bet
Haight aud fage: house OF rooms and bath: a II
modern Improvements; sttbie, etc; lot 5O:1lx
137 ;5: street work ali done: his is a bar gain.
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VACANT LOTS.

$3.50 for a new cottage Of rooms good wei OF
water, etc; situate on Crescent ave, short dis
ance from Mission st. lot 251l01
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CITY REAL ESTATE


GcS0 LOT 25xlO0 AT STATION IN BERk-
Gp[CO. eIey; SO cash S5 mcnthty.
slzo-Lot 4Ox135, railroad, with creek; So
cash; S3 monthly.
Ss0-Lot 25xl00; high and dry.
go monthly-Cottage rooms bay-windOw
CHAS. a BAILEY. owner. 90 MONTGOMERY 81. t2ltf
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GID 0O0 2 FINE NEW BAY-wINDow
u i .OOO. fats OF and rooms and bath
each. and house OF 4 rooms and bath; laundry :
brick foundations. etc; all latest conveniences lot
30x120 this is bargain; Golden Gate ave.
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GS000 SAN BRUNO ROAD. RUNNING
NOOOO. through to rear street; lot 6Ox3OO aud
lmprovements: splendid location for tannery.
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ATTOIsN.Ys-AT-LAW. w.

A DyICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS. c.
"A w. HOWE CO.. att'ys at law.SS0 Marset.ll II
CHARLES II. DARWIN, ATTORNEY-ATLAw,
~ 636 Clay ST. rooms II. Is and 10. jy2 6m
ID A CROrHERS ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. 3lS
II. Clay ST most
w W. DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-Ar-LAW.t M
w .Caluornia ST.. Rooms lAl5; advice froe ASsS
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G0U00 NICE, NEARLY NEW BAY-wINDOw
O-cVO. cottage OF rooms and bath: ali latest
eonvehienees; wen OF water; ,ot 25xl05; Sanchez
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s33OO-New cottage OF 5 rooms. bath. ETC.: lot
25xl14.
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DLUE LAKES HOTEL, LAKE COUNTf-uN
ID der new management ana extensively improved;
the Switzeraud OF America; 1900 feet above sea;
excellent hunting, fishing. boating and bathing;
scenery grand and romantic; excellent French
eookinr. excursions TO all points of interest In
county: rain TO Ukiah thence stage direct 10 hotel;
terms reasonable. MopRf HElNEMAN, props.
Iertha POstofnce, Lake County. Cal. ap2S Sm
DFSoRTS SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
Ii Pacific Coast with rates. location, etc, Duo
lished In the Hotel Guide l60 pages For sale oT
newsdealers, send 25c in stamps TO W. NJ PAE
TEkSOS publisher. $40 Post ST., ). f. mr1a 81
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CoDe1Ne-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

NOOU. best Locality In city: excellent chance
Tor party wishing TO secure lodging-house. Appy
NJ LESS FOURTH ST.
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Gof0O . HOUSES AM LOT 25xlI4: SUNNY
0-OOO' line OF Army st. near Church; rents
S2O; must be sold make offer.
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s FULL ACRE: CHANCE Or IIFETIMF.
y bargain price Call quick on RUSSELL a,
PRoSskR. Twenty-third-aye. Station, East Oak.
ialu iVi2 i'm
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uNIMPRoYEn PROPERTY.

c-00 LOT 50xlO0; NEAR MISSION ST. IN
= 'OO- Excelsior Homestead: must be sold;
Ak ofra
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:. 500 MAN WILLING TO WORK WANTED
S>CDO. as partner la genuine paying livery
aud board ng-stable clearing 500 per month: fine
stand; established 10 years; rent Only $40 per
moutu; has an Income OF nearly $3.50 per month
from bosrders alone; has g horses. ! r0cSaway,
buge - and wagons. nearly always rented: owner
IS hgSt-class man: you can have 50 days trial Ap
Ply r. KENNY 1909 Market ST.
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Nk"ONs 4 a. CAE8I tif.S.
CECOND-HAED WAGON FOR SALE; CHEAP.
- SHAW, l621 Market 81. Iyl2 ST.
I SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON AT "a
Beais ST a. w. SANBORNE fel4
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LXCELLENT CHANCE FOR GROCERYMAN:
l. 8e store rooms bath ami stable. AZ Berkeley
no opposition; rent SIS. Inquire at l33 Beae St,
top floor, City. jyIl IT,
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Go[O FURNISHING STORE CLEARING
= OCO. over $50 a month sacrificing only on &c
count serious sickness; hyiug-rOoms: rent s :
larEaLn ms aAN. b. MHLIE. -h5 Markat Il
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CoO0 CIGAR-sTURE: RECEIPTS SI4ADAY:
= w trial given. Apply Is. WHITE, 80 Mar
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L7AMILY LIQUOR-STORE: SI60U; GREAT
Il bargain must change hands on account OF unex-
peeted circumstances. For particulars apply 4l0
Sacramento Iny25tf
CATHOLIC YOUNG MAN. GOOD REPUTATION
" and business ability with capital or about $1,000.
payable on time can enter good-Daying wel-estsb-
Iished corporation which SECURES him good salary
besiaes profit Of about $1,000 annually. Address
with reference Call Branch once, 339 Hayes m2S If
GOOD SALOON CHEAP; FINE LOCATION.
y call 10 steuart st. iy6 It's
DOUTE FOR SALE ON MORNING PAPER. APP
Ii ply $40 Bryant st. myl0u
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STONE TRACT
- STONE TRACIl
STONE TRACT
situated on Alameda County's greatest highway
the San Leandro road. The Oakland, san Leandrc
aud Hsywards eIeCric road passes directly ia front
OF this property Large lots. 5Ox SO, with fruit
trees on every lot. lake your choice: pears. Ap.
PIES apricots, prunes, peaches. cherries English
wa!uutS almonds. Wide streets. Just think OF IL:
Grand street IS 100 feet Wide. Terms, $50 cash;
So so monthly. Csli at once; don't delay
For maps aud particulars. apply TO
a. II. BREED 4 CO.
$50 Ninth street,
jylOtt OAkiand.
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GO0QQ OR-sTckE-BUSINE PART
e %NOO. OF tle city; paving business Nc
LAUGHLIN a co. .6 Keariy 81. 1el2tf
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&.o-En HO1EL ~ A PROSPEROUS CUUN-
= - w. Try town; bargain; owner going to
gland on Important business; part cash If de-
ST. ed MCLAUGHLIN & CO, 20 y Kearny St.
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EASTERN PLAN - LOWEST RATES: GOOD
II care. Sterling Furniture Co, 1859 Market st.
opp. j. J. OBRIEN'S. jel2 Ii
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C.fr0 PARTN ER WANTED N ONE OF THE
~ OJO. best located saloons on Market street;
has trade Of from SO 10 SO per day and sure for
Sl-5 per month each; rent only $50 per month;
t1rrs IS actual yalus Tor $1,000: one OF present
owners IS leaving the city; the remaining partner
. enc OF the most popular and beSUknOwn men in
the city; he viii teach a steady man the business
Appiv K KENNY. IUO4 Market ST.
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GDDH0 CORNER on MERRITT ST: NEW
t-J--OO. story bay window house OF D rooms.
bTick foundations, etc; lower part Of house c0ud
be made into store at small expense; lot :6x77:s
n EW COTTAGES ON THE INSTALLMENT
~ plan; on York ST.. near 24th-st cabe-roal con-
t4iuS rooms and porcelain bath; iron fence; brick
foundations. laundry etc; lot 26xI0O; stone wAKs
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&tfAn SOMEI HING EXTRA GOOD; A PART
- OON- ner wanted n a genuine OLDEST abiished
business that requires the services OF partners;
clears $500 per month: & fact which VIII be proven
b. "a trial until fully satisfied before buying; the
present owner can give best Of reference aud has
had tLe business seven years; wants 70 extend lt.
Apply X. kE>N VI. 100s Market ST.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
RattleRnakA DAnfisfrx.

The Eve rattlesnakes on exhibition in
the barroon window of the Hotel PAN
tall had their fangs pulled out last Mon
day, says the Punxsutawney Spirit. Will
Murphy was the dentist. He pressed
the snakes head 10 the floor and held it
fast, and then opened its mouth with a
stick. He then took a knife, cut around
the fangs and pulled them out with pin
GERS. This is the only safe plan. In
jerking them out with a silk handker-
chief they are often merely broken off.
and the stumps are still able to inject
venom into a mans blood. Three of the
snakes are very large, and they objected
strenuously to losing their fangs. They
didn't like it at all. The largest black
one entered a solemn protest against tho
operation and was frantic with rage.
But it availed him nothing, and he Is
now as harmless as q kitten.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
Dickens Self-Importance.

An Englishman who happened to be
fellow passenger of Dickens on one
occasion tells an anecdote illustrating
the high opinion which the author en-
joyed of himself. when we landed
the luggage, after the clumsy fashion
of that day, was tumbled into long
rough shed and placed on a counter to
be searched. I happened to be near the
spot on which the great mans boxes
had been deposited, and as he walked
up to surrender his keys-'Owner?' in
quired the custom house officer, briefly
and blutHy. Il am, answered the only
Dickens, in consequential tone.
'Name2' said the official, as bluntly as
before. 'Namev repeated the indignant
proprietor of the same, what name, did
you say?' reiterated he in voice which
meant why don't you look at me instead
Of asking such an absurd question. But
the man stood there stolidly, with his
lump of chalk in his hand, waiting for
the answer, which had to come, nolens
volens: why, Charles Dickens, to be
surep To Master Dickens mortifca-
ton, the name and tone alike failed to
produce any impression on the preoc-
cupied official, who continued unmoved
the dull routine Of his duty"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
The following from one of the dailies

The following from one of the dailies
is of interest to those living on the
border of the great lakes: 1T was
given out here today by War Depart
ment officials that they have just re-
ceived the new battery designs OF the
British gunboat Petrol, launched
during the month of November last at
Owen Sound, Ont, on the great lakes,
and that the guns to be carried by the
Petrol are said to be sufficient to des-
troy any United States post on the lake
frontier. The same is said OF the
British gunboats Cons lance and Cur
lew, sister ships of the Petrol, launched
several months previously" In the
meantime the L.. s. officials are doing
but little.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
The Mohammsd.n Judgment psy

The Koran sura LXXXI. has this to
say concerning the general Judgment
Day." which nearly all religions teach
in common: When the sun shall be
folded up; and when the stars shall fall;
and when the mountain shall be made
to pass away; and when the wild beasts
shall be gathered together; and when
the seas shall boil; and when souls shall
again be joined to their bodies; and
when the girl who hath been buried
alive shall ask for what crime she was
put to death; and wnen the books shall
be laid open; and when the heavens
shall be removed; and when hell shall
burn fiercely; and when Paradise shall
be brought near, then shall every soul
know what IL hath wrought
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
EARLY MISSISSIPPI DAYS.
\ Battle with the Indians and the Arrow
Marks ON steamer.

Marks ON u steamer.
Mate Nash was mate on the handsome
steamer Silver Lake No. 4. In June,
1865, the Lake made trading trip to
the headwaters of the Missouri. The
boat tied up one night near the mouth
of Cannon Ball river, eighteen miles
below Fort Rice, says the Detroit Free
Press.
The fires were banked and steam
went down rapidly. Just after dark
Mate Nash told the captain that a
strong watch should be set, for he had
seen moccasin tracks along the shore.
The captain laughed at the idea Of
danger. He had scarcely spoken when
an owl boot was heard off in the hills.
In moment a wolf bark sounded from
up the river. Again came the owl boot
and twice more was the wolf bark
heard.
Half an hour later the Indians
swarmed out of the woods and began
shooting arrows into the cabin of the
Silver Lake No. 4. The firemen of a
steamboat never worked harder in q
race than the Lakes fremen worked to
raise steam. 1t was seen that unless the
boat got started up stream very soon
the Indians, by force of numbers, would
board her. The line was cut by ven
turesome roustabout, and the boat
foated down with the current, while the
reds pursued on shore.
At length enough steam pressure was
indicated to start the vessel ahead. As
It got we'll under way Mate Nash
wheeled the boats mountain howitzer
into position near the capstan, and, un-
der q shower of arrows, sent shell
among the hostiles. AS the missile
rolled along the ground, score of
Indians attempted to pick it up. when
the explosion occurred. Several shells
were fred into the crowd on shore, each
one dealing out death at fearful rate.
That battle cost the Indians twenty
Eve warriors and forty ponies, while
sixty arrow marks and one man
wounded was all the damage that the
Silver Lake No. suffered.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
Iners.s,ns th. Potato x,.,d.

A remarkable series OF experiment.
made by French scientific agricultur'
list In the cultivation Of potatoes has
given astonishing results. In one IN
stance he obtained yield Of no less
than forty-two tons of tubers per acre
He selected the best and soundest seed
potatoes, plowed the land very deeply
and MANFRED II heavily. He also
stepped the potatoes for twenty-foul
hours In solution made by dissolvina
six pounds of saltpctcr and six pounds
of sulphate OF Ammonia in twenty-five
gallons Of water; then he allowed them
TO drain and stand for twenty -four
hours for their buds 70 swell bsfors
planting them.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
A Munich Charity.

In Munich, Bavaria. every destitute
child found begging in the streets In
arrested and carried TO q charitable
institution. On his arrival n photo
graph is taken Of him-dirt, rags, and
all. After being maintained and
educated, when he quits the institution
to begin life the aforementioned
photo Is given him, and he is required
70 make solemn deola ration that he
will keep it as reminder Of the
wretched state from which he was
saved and of the kindness shown. The
charity has received many gifts from IL
reclaimed wsi3A A
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23

The God bless yuu, nr. Wheeler" OF
leo. w. Cooper, Is Lawn 81, Cleveland,
ohio. is genuine aud from the heart; lie
writes, luly IS, ISq7. "My Sun commenced
10 have hts when 10 wears old. lie had
hem three ~ four times a month, and as
..iyh as 10 in three day-. ! had him
.rsated at the hospital and by different doc
tors, Tut 1t done him no good.
Sixteen months ago he commenced To taxi
Dr. Wheelcrs Nerve NI,alizer, and has had
only one ht since. think him entirely
.urcd. VIII gladly answer any questions
about your great medicine" The makers
1ifcr $500 reward FOR an incurablc case OF
Nerve Disease. Large sI.oo bottles at
-. -. -, A. Nr.,d.,lnxot,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23

BUSINESS LOCALS in Local Column, III cents
per line for each and every insertion.
LOCALS under special head cents per nne.
RESOLUTIONS, $l.OO
CARD OF THANKS 30 cents
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
FURNITURE.

that until
in Eroca,eI nc
vaue that purchased for opening which for the nrce
of Suite worth onethrd fine Floor
Rockers; Swing aud Platform Rockers
class Furniture My full of goods %
shall allow competitors undee the goods and ;u
make the price suit you.
have second hand Piano good repair for which will, M
$50. Will trade for wood, stock lumber z
Come and
JOHN L. PETERS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Honey G. Hole. full blood Winnie
bngo lndiru. hl' just been married. 20
Miss Maud G. Williams, Of Sow Boston
Ms Tho couple met and lowed while
he was travelling with number Of hi1
tribe advertising % patent medicine lie
Is not bad looking young man, has n
magnificent physique and Is fairly woll
educated Tho bride D. very pretty
youns lady, and was quito o belle iu hgr
uoighhofhooi She could have selected
u husband from among "a dozen thrifty
young farmers, but preferred 20 become
Tho vito OF the lel man, who, sha Rays,
haa mot q single bad habit. The couple
loft To join ,ho band at Arlington, Ills
Cor. Chicago Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

a characteristic incident occurred
yesterday afternoon in connection with
Isaac Cochrau's sale Of horses at tho
Eaglo hotel. a pair Of mules were
brought out bitchri 20 wngon an
driven by Harry Cochran. This Is o
fine pair Of mules, " said Anciionecr Ne.
Fallan "Just igiyo them up the street
10 lot tho people see how nicely they can
travels After going o. short distance
they were no longer Ut one mind. bat
ono wanted io go one way aud ono Che
uihor Mthcir efforts Co part company
thcy nearly ran into colorci man, who
trying 90 get away, foll into Che water
trough. Then thoy displayed ihoir speed
by running IN ont El't Gay stfcot.
throwing their driver, Harry Cochran.
ont and badly brrkng The wagon.
They were caurht ont ncar tbnnurorcs
Tho mules wcro mot sold. that day
West Chester Pa News