davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-02-04

EGoTIsM is failing which is invariably
possessed by the other fellow, Brooklyn
EARLE
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-02-04

THE buzz saw has what might be termed
an unapproachable manner. YonkerA
Statesman.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-02-04

NOT in'rcqucntly tho butcher becomes a
hare dresser. Boston Courier
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-02-04

BREAD is the staff of life, but most mon
are looking for ''puddin'," - Yonkcrs
Statesmen
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-02-04

FIsnERMEN's lies often seem to them 70
have o reel foundation. --Yonkers Gazette.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-02-04

In the days of chemical science the as
sassin has often found that blood will tell -
Lowell Courie-.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-02-04

RUNNING expenses arc those which yol
pay as you go-Augusta Chronicle.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-02-04

GoEs to the valley
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-02-04

" to eat and suffer
" again. l took a
!" little of your med
icine, and feltmuch
"better, and a fter
p" taking a little more
" August Flower my
A." Dyspepsia disap-
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-02-04
August
Flower

Mr.. Lorenzo F. Sleeper is very
well known to the citizens of Apple
ton, Me-, and neighborhood. He
says; Eight years ago was taken
" sick, and suffered as no one but
"dyspeptic can. I then began TAX
ing August Flower. At that time
Il was a great sufferer. Every
thing ate distressed me SO that I
had to throw it up. Then in a
few moments that horrid distress
would come on and I would have
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-02-04

vf1II CAN BUY large lot in Muskegon, Mich,
IVV four blocks from IL immense factories for t63
Only $500 cash. Send your name and get Plats and
Views free. Write c. " Steele Sons, Muskegon Mich
ss-NAME THIS PAPER even yOu
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-04-09
-THE-
Sioux CRY WEEKLY JOURNAL.

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large pages Of seven columns each, containing the
cream of the news of the world up to the hour of
going to press.
Full telegraphic associated press reports.
Complete news of the northwest by his own
special correspondents.
Reliable market reports from the leading trade
centers of the world. In fact it gives all the news
Buy it Try it
One dollar per year, fifty cents for six months
Samples copies free Address the publishers.
PERKINS BROS. CO.,
Sioux City, Iowa.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-04-09

If it is practical and honest to make
money that will cost cent or less and
sell it for 81, how will it do to make a
wagon that will cost only 81, and sell it
for 800.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
Seitrafte Ne,tsierse.

aus alpIterneuburg beri6tet mcn
:, oer Wiener rN. 6r. Yr." nadfebenoe
| IGp!Iooe: Gelesentli1 zines transports
Don 37meibli9en @eiitestranfen aus Der
98iener in bic Slolterneubure Srrenan-
Italt ereisnete IiD iolsenoe Scene: 9lm
3iele Der &eiie an9elangt, fubren Die
beiben erlten Wagen in oen ISpf Der
9lnitalt, mG9renb Der brittle Dor benl
Shore belt. slls Die SniaIlen oes
orittcn 98agens in ben Sci oeleitet
lpurben, blieb cine Srau beim @aeen
suriif uno foribte.im Snnern oeNelben
luie mad etiuas 3uriidselaNenem. Gin
Serpaltunssbeamter ma6te Die @ar=
terinnen auf oieie Srau nit Den @or=
ten aufmcrfiam: ySa lit Sine Slmilf-
sebliebene". Oils Die Srau bas bOrte,
lpollte iie lb eileuoen G6rittcs entfer=
ncn. aber Der Ruf:v 9a sebt Cine iort!"
bepirtte, baB raid Sipei banoleite @dr.
terinnen ibr nabeilten unb Die @icoer=
trebenoe III ben Soi Der Nnltalt iilbrten.
Die Srau eeriebt in srpbe guesuug.
Inter beitisem Sdreien ipieoerbplte iie.
iie iei sar nibt geiitestrant unb sebors
ni6t in Die 9lnitalt. 9ie oil Iol6e
sleuberunsen eem0bnten Wdrtsrinneu
bielten bic Yeriou, lpel6e aus allen
8raf ften nit ibnen rang, oil 6dnoen
uno SiiBen feit. Dem bic 9luiiiht
fiibrenben IrSte seseniiber Seiste ii6 Die
6rau bo6it unseberoig, 10 oab Der
slrst i6on einen glueenblid baran bad=
te, lie benz Siolirtrafte fir Sob'idti9e
su iiberwelien. 9alb oaraui aber
uurben Die Yatientinnen oronunssees
n,dB alle einseln na9 ben GoplSettcln
repioirt, unb ba ereab es lib, bab itatt
81 beren 3S aneetommen iparen, tuos
rauf man RAID auf bic @ermutbung
lam, baB Die 9lnsabe jener Srall, lie
gebbre gar ni6t su ben &ranfen, am
gnbe bob aui Wabrbeit beruben tbnne.
sic muroe pieoer pDrserufen unb es
telte iid beraus, bab iie cine Srau 6.
aus bem iogenannten Sber6rtel ir;Sll-
terneuburs mar, ipel6e, inn SesriIie,
fir ibren @atten Giien su bolen, OIL Der
glnltalt poriiberfam unb, ourd 9leu-
sierbe peranlast, ii6 unter Die Yatien-
tinnen menste uno bas Snncre bes @as
gems in glugenidein nabm. Sbre gleu-
sierbc murbe freilib mebr befrieoist, oils
ibr leb mar. benn iie mubte umfreiipil=
fig aud bas Smere ber Intalt uno
Die ProSeburen bel gluFnabme neller
patienten mitma6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
e1anopfatt t.ne Qnate TT 9elas
uarc.

gBunoerbar senus 1T es, bab I'M Sc.
6iete Der bonn Geiite her Meniden-
freunbli1teit our1webten Contribution
Der Ser. Staaten. tuelbe iebe nit Sola
ter unb Grauianfeit perbunoene
Strafa peybietet (auf Grunb bieies Ya=
raaraplen ipurbe befamtli6 bic Ser.
menbuns Der glettrieitdt fir Die Sins
rihtung bon @erbredern i'm Staate
yieip Yort biz sum Oberbunbesseri9t
anseiodten). Die nod 1eute in ben
Staaten Delalpare uno Giio=Garolina
beitebenoen enttuiirbigenben unb jeoem
meni6li1en Geflbl bobnipre6enben
Strafen oes gransers uno Der peitide
als lleberbleibiel oes iinIteren GeiItes
bes Mittelalters nod niemals augeiods
ten worben iinb. grit tiirsli6 wuroe
wieber i'm @efansnibboie su Neiucaitle.
8el.. eine iolde @reeution bonn oortigen
Sberiii Simmons pollitredt.
gs 6anoelte ii6 lin mebrsre llebel.
t6dter. Die lia gemeiner 0erbre9eu
i6ulbis selnadt batten. Sames @atr
uno Soiepb Sownseno batten l9emein.
i6aitli6 einen StraBenraub periibi
uno maren oesbalb jeoer sli niersia
peitidenbieben. elmer Stunoe Yranser.
itebsn uno einem Sabre 3udtbous per.
urtbeilt woroen. Somnseno bate nit
ieinem @naoenseiud beim 9ouperneur
@riol9, oenu Die t0rperlide 3ibtisuna
muroe inn erlahen. IS belutnoete
alio beim pran9erlte9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
Gine eebeimni6oofte 2uait.

Der allseSei6uete gnatom Brofeiior
9urtborn in Cambridge = foerSdblt
bic y9Sln. 8olfssts." in elmer sobanb-
lung iiber peine ee4einlntbpoile Sunit"
- iab int Sabre 1862 zines abenbs
nod ipdt gan3 alletn In feiner Wobs
nuns am S6reibtii6e, als plbblib elm
|remoer. nerfomriten ausiebenber
sSeni6 in bas Stubir;irnmer trat uno
10 pem @elebrten iaste: rWir iinb
aGein. Ma6en sic feline ltmitdnbe.
Geben Sic mir bas 6elb, tueldes Sic
in jeuer S9ublabe baben, ooer. 49,"
0abei ma6te Der ginorinsIins cine
lprebenbe @eberoe nit Der 3edten, Die
slei9seitig cin MeHer aus Der Yrults
taI6e bes 9tofes sog. Ger in oieier
gBeiie iiberfallene YroieiOr iab itrmm
ben Sremben uno bic 9linee on; barauf
beuste er lib iiber ben S6reibtii9, als
nolle ct bas @elb aus ber S1lblaoe
nebmen, 100 es ii6 TT Der 39at befano.
Der Spibbube frat bidt OH ibn beran
Iinb siidte feline Waffe, um Dem Gelebrs
ten suporsutommen, falls bieier etlpa
sine Waffe itatt bes Wammons berbpr-
lan9en iollte.
YlOblib fdbrt Der ginbrinetins su-
Iammen. 9lus bem Rebepimmer, Def
len Sbiire bolb offen itebt. bort er cine
atlnpfe Stimme ,Sirdte nidts, i9
tomme Sir ;u Silfe!" 9ies bernebmen
uno iid idleunieit ans oem Staube
MAIDEN, par fiir ben 9iebensipiiroi9em
iins. 9lrtborn berfudte smar, feline
6ludt su binoern, bod gelang ibm bas
hi6t. 9tadoem er baitn Die Sbilre
iorsfdltis abeeIbloiien bate, um ni6t
itwa nod mebr ungebetene 6aite sit
,mpfaneen. iebte er ii9 gang taltbliitis
uieoer an ieinen S1reibtii6.
glls Der YrofeKor am nd6iten Sage
oieIen 8orIall einem Sreunoe beribtete,
mar natiirli6 beiien erite Sraee. iper
oenn nun iein &etter i'm 9tebeBlmmer
9eweieu iei. .Mein periiorbener @a=
ter", eab Surtborn nit trodenem 2d=
helm sur 9lntwort. = nMie, Sbr per=
itorbener 9ater2" = .Nun ia, oem CT
bat mir INNER seIaet: ySunse, lerne
ieOe Sertieteit, Die 0u Dir nur aneia=
nen tannit. benn Gu ueibt nidt, mann
uno TOO lie Dir bon Nuben iein fann,
unb wdre es ielbit bas 8ardreben. "
llnb 10 babe i9 benn tpirtli6 in meiner
5ugenb bas Sah6reben eelernt. bas
mir Oicie 9tadt eiueu 10 srobeu 9ienit
srpieien hail" /.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
fapdbia CT bon Natur iIf. pIauoerte

f9pdbis ct bon Natur III, plauberte
troboem iiber bas serihtli1e Strafs
ipitem nit elmer iol9en SadtenntniB,
baB iein geiprddspartner lid einen
boben Sunftipndr Der Gefdngnibpers
iualtuns seseniiber su befinben slaubte.
Man lanste am 3iel Der Reiie an, unb
Serr e.. -. bodentsiidt bon ber Con-
beriation bes Qerrn 0eibler. beiien
giamen er nod INNER nidt tennt. laoet
i'm elm, ben Abeub bel ibm 3u berbrins
gen. mo er gerabe einige Greunbe
empfdnst. Ser Sdarfridter rneint,
oa tonne er iid gang ansenebm Die
Stunoen bertreiben, biz es .3eit iuiro,
ON Die Iufri9tune Der 8uillotine 81,
eeben, ilno nimmt Die Ginlabung an.
Tim ueun llbr Mbenbs beeibt ct iid in
portreffli6er 2aune su ieinem 8eiie=
sefdbrten, ben 9eib in jenen lesepbdren
l6war5en &of sesipangt. Mtan itelie
li6 Die 8erbliiifuns Der Ginselaoenen
Dor, als Der Siener M. 9eibler meloet!
Die 9lniueienbeit bes S1arfridters
erfdltete Die Stimmung berntaben, baB
ole slnweIenoen iid balb suriid3bgen.
Wabri6einli6 in Solse bieies @ben=
teuers 1T Serr Seibler menibenIdeu
geworben uno fliebt bic g8elt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

sebt beeinnt Der Sbeil Der grecution,
bei nel6em bic 8arbarei oes 6eiebes
Ii6 gar berrli1 oIIenbart. Carr ipuroe
an einem eieens oasu beitimmten Yfabl
NIT ben 0dnocn feiteebunoen, ben emit.
bl6Bten 3iifen oem Sheriff sugefebrt.
Das @eieB ma9t bieiem sur Yhi6t
Die Streits ,na6oriifli6 uno poblse.
sielt" su Uerabfolscn. Sn bieiem
Salle FAM bas Spfer nod immer1in
9lifnpHid oaoon, oenn bas Wtitfeio bes
6enfers mo9te wp6l bur1 bic 8esna.
oisuns oes sleibiaGs I6ulOiscn Spieb.
seiellen Garrs rege gemoroen iein. go
Iauit.n beun Die piersis Siebe ipobl
baeeloiot uno tlati6eno bernieber.
oo6 mar nad Der 8eenoisuns Der
i9redli6en greeution Garrs &iiden -
er bate Die 3dbne sufdmmensebiiI len
uno teinen S1mersenslaut bon Ii9
seseben = smar BON ibredliden Stries
men feuerrotb aufgelauien-er iab ipie
robes &inoHeii6 aus -, aber ni9t
blutriinliis. Oft eenus ieoAW rieielt
bonn Giiden Der Spfer bas Slnt in
Siromen berab. Na6 Garr uuroen
nod orei Wldnner gepeitidt. erbielten
iebod Sober nur sebn Siebe. Sbr 8er'
seben mar SiibnerOiebItabl. Gisen.
tbiimli6er @eiie fommen orei Siertel
oer perbdngten &orperitrafen ari Sub.
neroicbitabl; Die Sduloisen lino meili
Reser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
: man i1reibt 10 biel b o.

= Man idreibt 10 biel b on
fpprtsmabisen SiitansmdrIden; ieit=
benz Seume ieiner betannten Spasier=
gang mad Spratus Suriidgele9t uno
bei6rieben. elaubt Scber. ben Die Cuff
anlpanoelt, bel elmer ldngeren Wanbe=
runs Die giIenbabn gu umseben. baiiir
ourd Die sanse Welt setrasen luerben
~ mlNen. ueber Die NrbeitsleiI flung
zines 9rieftrdeers sibt na6febenoer
Seribt aus Gibins einen WaBltab.
Der oortiee llbrmader 3. bate Dem
9rieftraeer zines &epiers Der inneren
Staot Der 4iiienidaft iuesen eineu
s@drittsdblsr" sur Senubune seseben.
Dtit abioluter Siderbeit marfirt 10 elm
Dina ieoen S6ritt, lpelden Iein Srds
ger ma6t. Sonad bate Der betref-
ienoe 9rieftrdser in ieinem Sin unb
Der In Der 3eit bonn 81. December frlb
Sic gum 2. Sanuar. @ormittaes III
llbr, aenau 1885, Sdritte eemaht.
bas Iirb In Meilen umserednet, Die
Meile gu $500 Sdritt, runo II Mei.
len.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
Cine GoItt ustuSsQattctte.

Sc ndber bas Columbus =Subitdum
beranriidt, belto sabtreiber tauden bic
an ben groBe Seefabrer uno gut-
oeder mabnenben Reliauien aug benz
SunteI Der geraeiienbeit auf. SIM
SadIon=parf gu Gbieago. bem Sdau=
plab Der tommenoen We(tausIteaun9,
1T cine altertbitmlide Ranone aus San
Domingo einsetroIien, bic Der Iuadere
Gelobauptmann S0rse 6runbspers
lpobl unter bas grobe @eidiib Der
6eloIhlaftgen ransirt babeu. wiiroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
Ser 95aer BON Gan gieao.

9la6 Der Srabitiou baben iib bic
auiriibreriihen 8e,uobner pon San 0o=
mingo oieier &anone beoient, tim bamit
bas SdloB 8ieso Golons. Sobnes
gbriitopb Golons unb Ieines Na6fol=
sers in Der Stattbalteri6aft Der Sniel.
nit Grfols stt bei6ieben. gta6 iebem
Sduiie muBte man ourd 8eIpriBen
NIT Waier ert oas Gobr abtiiblen. oa
es fonit in 6olge Der Sibe, pelde our6
bas 9lbbrennen bes 3iinbtrauts uno
Yulpers entltano. Seriprunsen rpare.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

rafdes, iturfes a6rsiben ber Saut mt!
einem rauben Qeinent,i1e ooer einem
Grottirbanbtude uno 8etpesuns i'm
Greien.
So selinst es mieitens. Die 9lcisuna
CUR grtdltuna peientli6 su beI6ranten
ober lie gan; gu beieiti9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

Suaenoliber @artfiibrer: Bite,
srau 9reoiser, iasen Sic bod Dem
BERN Yreoiser, uniere gltern wollen
llns moreen triht sur Sonntdsslbule
peben lalIcn. neil jeBt Die Sinoer ilber-
alI ippiel 6ieber baben. .uno oann
modten mir sic re1t I66n bitten. uns
bod su iasen, in iuel6em 3ei9 Sbr
5obn scitcrn ben sroben Slid 9eanselt
bat -. :. mir mO9ten es aud germ
pilleni
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

Ser Yranger befinbet li6 auf elmer
Irt SdaifOtt ooer Biibne, mo Sdnbe
unb Gals BEG Selinquenten in Der oben
Ii1tbaren Weiie in bem 8lof einge,
i6lofen iperben, pobei in bieiem Galle
- beioe 8erbreder tparen faum bon
Mittelsr6Be - oieIelben eesmnneen
tuuroen, auf ben 8ubipiben gu iteben
unb natiirli6 Die S6mersen bebeuteno
ourd bieie unbequeme Stellung Der.
mebrt muroen. 5rlber ipdre bas no.
tiirliG ein Gaubium Fir bic robe Menae
gepeien, Die Selinquenten our1 9Derfen
NIT iaulen 9epfeln unb @iern, ia nit
Steinluiirfen gu miBbanoeln. Sept
tritt Der Sheriff oerartisen elusbriideH
ber Ybbelro6beit enersii1 entgegen.
Wdbrcno alio 5onnsenb "nter oem
@eioble Der Mense na9 glblauf ieiner
Stunoe eilis oaponil rang, iuuroe Carr
bonn Sberiii nunmeb, in gmpiang ee.
nommen UNI Sunddit ieiner Sbcrtlei.
ber ertleOiQt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
Grlfer

Ser lInter d ieb. Grfer
Saulteriunse: Weibt Su ben Inter-
Iaieo stpii9en benz Weilter .uno Der
Meilterin2 = 3peiter S6uiteriunse:
Rein. = Griter S9uiteriunse: Der
aieiiter 1T bier mabnebmenb. uno Die
MeiIterhl maBgebeno!
ga fdabet's nidts
mebr. Ribter: SIRE 9lliersangabe
oirIen sic nibt perpeisern, 6rduleinl
- 9llte Suneier: SD babe aber Elm
Beliiboe absele9t. mein 9llter nnr Dor
benz Stanoesbeamten ansu9eben!
-9as llngtlf. 81: @arum
10 mibaeItimmt. 8err College, = B.:
Meine S6wiegermutter fomnlt su Be
Iud uno bringt nod oa3u ibre Shpes
Bee nit. - o.: 4lte 6eidi6te, Elm lln'
allt trmmt lelten allein!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
: 81 nefis ttnh G}rogn

-goeIie unb Yroia. = Was
ndre bic @eli obne bic alles liebenoe
6reunbidait! Siebit bu. 10 tpie i'd
treu uno unentruest oein Srenno beiben
mill, 10 boife i9 aud - MenI6 um
@Otteslpilen, Id babe wirtli9 teinen
Seuer bel mir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
Oas beQabte Mdoden.

gu mein seliebtes Ginbden.
Warum santIt 9u felt etner Stuno's
Du haIi 10 ein tleines Miinb1eu
uno 10 einen sroBen Muno!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

9ahoam,: Wie t6nnen Sie es ipa.
gen, bic giniamteit bieies Srts Su
mibbrauden uno mid su tiihen. Sic
llnperi6amter?
Sansberr: 8er3eibuns fir meine llns
bebadtianfei : glber Der Ouft Der
9oie OIL Sbrer S9lltter, meia 6rdu.
lein, tuirtte 10 betdubeno, oaB ib mid
oersab =
galloame: pihatul Sie &Oie 1T ia
Itinitlid. =.
The morning call., 1892-04-11
THAT REMARKABLE CAT.
Some Other Cats That Arc Remark
able as Mig" the Vegetarian.

Some Other Cats That Arc as Remark
able as mig" the Vegetarian.
The gentleman who is the owner Of
Mig" a remarkable cat, an account Of
which was published in THE CALL of last
Friday, has received letters from several
parties who claim to have cats as remark
able as Mig"
One OF these is lady who modestly with
holds her name. but she tells what she
knows about cats in the following words:
After an experience OF many years with cats
want 10 say that never yet had cat that was
not fond OF and would not cry for The vegetables
nam"d In the article IN this mornings CALL. also
Tor cabbage and turnips. They fairly howl for
macaioni and mushrooms, and l never knew
them 10 refuse tea
The writer signs "a Friend of Cats"
Another is from Walter B. kohn, lad of
II, who lives at 2l7 Twentieth street, near
Florida, and the following is what he says
about his remarkable cat:
about your eat Mig think l have a cat that
weight Is 8 pounds. He VIII eat everything that
Mig will eat, but Bulge will not steal. Besides
what your cat eats, he Will eat raw and cooked
potatoes and lie can smell them II he is asleep in
tie room where they are. tie can make a meal
on cabbage and sauIkTaui, but he viii run away
al the sight or smell OF oranges. Ii be Is In
room where any enc sings opera music lie Will
cry 10 be / ouf | forgot TO write that lie also
likes sweet potatoes. Bulge has both ears
broken, which gives him a hard look. but he is
very gentle. We would not take $50 for him
aud We would not think of putting him IN dime
museum.
Mrs. B. Toliver OF 493 Maine street,
Stockton, writes about her wonderful Maltese
cat Kitty, as follows:
An Item headed "a Remark able Cat" il the
cause OF my writing YOU few words pertaining
TO another eat just as remarkable. "kiliy" is
year ana half old and ever since she was old
enough 10 eat bread ana milk has been pa tial
10 vegetables, no matter of what description.
Cabbage, com. stTingbeans, peas, etc, are alike
welcome; but above all things she likes as
paragus. II is her fayoTIte dish and she Will not
stop al the soft part either. Oh, no: you might
place dozen stalks OF boiled asparagus before
her and | venture 10 say that in less than Ten
minutes there VIII be- not a stem left She viii
drop meat for asparagus. Another thing we
have always thought queer is that Kitty IS alike
fond OF boiled onions aud apples. kitty is
Maltese eat and a native OF lie Slough CITY
Another OF her pecuiaritcs is thai she VIII yer.
sist in sitting on the table at meal lines, when
size VIII remain quietly by without the least
seeming intention OF touching anything. no
matter Low temltiUQ
The morning call., 1892-04-11

We have the largest and best
lighted store devoted to our line
of business in the word. Visits
from our friends. customers and
the general public will be APP
preciated.
The morning call., 1892-04-11

Mr. Blaine's house in Augusta, Me-, Is
being reprinted outside and in, and the
neighbors look for the Secretary and his
family for few weeks stay there before
the season opens at Bar Harbor.
The morning call., 1892-04-11
WORLDS FAIR.
Meeting of the Convention and the Board
of Lady Managers.

Meeting of the Convention and the Board
Of Lady Managers.
From present indications the Worlds
Fair Convention, which is to meet here on
the Goth Inst, will be largely attended. It's
deliberations viii be participated in by two
delegates from each county nominated by
the Boards of Supervisors, two from each
District Worlds Fair Association and two
FRI m each county association.
The State Board of Lady Managers will
meet the latter part Of the meath, aud will
organize for business on May /.
Horace A. TaS Tor, who was sent by the
Government to select a section Of giant
seQuOia fer exhibition at the fair, states
that he is we'll pleased with the tree
selected by the county board Of Tulare,
which is 81 feet inches in circumference
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which, with three bags, she left in the car
riage, and descended on TO the platform.
1t was noon. Hunger had begun to make
itself felt. She moved toward the buffet on
the left. across the line.
81 followed her. / was then enabled to
admire at my ease tho elegance of her
figure, we'll set off by long fur mantle. i
remarked also that she had a pretty neck, a
gray felt hat and very tiny feet.
f(,oiaclnGo1 tn-1ilnt.i.nar !
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QUEEN DEATH.

cath IL a gracious lady. fairand young.
Eho walks about the world eompanionless:
Pale orange flowers are woven upon her breast
md peerless poppies round her brows are hung.
To hiring deep sleep; the music OF her tongue
Is full of sweetness and OF gentleness.
Like fond fathers. and her soft caress
A mothers TO whose breast her babe has chung.
And walking through the wood, Death lets her eyes
Fail here and there, and loves not many one,
But mind less OF their sgones and cries
And grinning laughter. smiles and passes on,
cut whom she loves she kisses. and their signs
Are hushed forever. and their grief is gone.
London Public opinion.
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MCAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

l. EST AND BELCHER MINING COMPANY
Location or principal place OF business San
francisco. CAL: location OF WORKS. Virginia City
Storey County New.
NoTIcE-There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described property on account of assessment
(No. 5l) levied on the Sd day of March, 1892 the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
speetiye Shareholders, as follows:
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NOTICE.!

We are now settled in our new
store. and invite everybody to
inSnpct nr1r CT nol IF
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Hurled From a Train.

The San Jose Herald Of April Q has an
account of very serious accident to r. T.
Bemis of that city. Mr. Bemis was on a
train bound for San Francisco on Friday
afternoon, and when passing from one
ear to another as the train rounded a curve
near Mayfeld he was pitched from the plat
form in an effort to secure his hat, which
had blown off The train was backed up,
and he was taken to Mayfeld in an uncon-
scious condition. where it was found that
one shoulder and three ribs were broken.
MI Bemis was conscious last evening and
his recovery is hoped for and expected.
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12G0LDEN GATE PARK BUSINESS LOTS-i2.
Fronting Frederick ST., w. Of Stanyan, ex-
tending through 10 thu Park.

These extra located Business Lots are the only
ones In this district possessing this gread advaut-
age.
These magnificent Business Lots fronting Fred
erlCk ST. and extending through Golden Gate Park
oheT the BEST opportunity for business investment
Within the park district, and present to the party
looking Tor Investment chance rarely offered.
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Veteran Guard.men,s Bapouet

Veteran Guardsmen's Banquet.
The Association OF Retired Officers OF the
National Guard OF California will banquet
at the Occidental Hotel on the evening of
April Is. All retired officers have been in
vited to attend.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Po:tonee at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY, Aprn IL, 1892.
Gs- To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" and give the
date OF the list. II not called for within two weeks
they will be sent TO the Dead-letter ONCE