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fares: maps ana views of the ranch will be sent
on application TO GEO. =. TROWBRIDE or GA
MAN 81 LYON. 2l5 Kearny st. je21 If
uoMESTEADS OF l6O ACRES OF GOvFRN
isment land may yet be secured III one of the
most prosperous 2, counties II California. Call
surveyors. 646 Market ST., S. F. ie21 3m
EXCHANGE FOR CITY, ALAMEDA OR
~ Berkeley property: well-improved ranch: 12O
acres: miles from Mlddletown. Lake County
Address S. MCHENRY, $50 Front ST., or Middle.
town, Lake County, Cal. jc2O its
MICE little HOME IN SUNOL, ALAMEDA
stable etc; family orchard and flower garden;
S1lo0 buys 1T; easy terms. 4l0 Montgomery ST.,
room l. ieT If
RIO EXCHANGE: loo ACRES AND IMPROVE
for house and lot in this city or Alameda County:
will pay cash difference j. M, box 10. this
once. je4 Inns
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE.
send Tor list, D. J. W EST, Martinez Cal. je2 Inns
ORCHARD IN BEARING: ia ACRES; GROOM
" house; good water: also blacksmith shop tools
and stock; on lot 22oxss; snort distance from
railway. Apply TO owner GU premises. Mission ST.,
lrvington, Alameda County. je3 Inns
LoR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
see d. II. TWING, Sonoma City. Cal. mr7 tt
GALE OR EXCHANGE: BARGAIN LIST OF
- land: ANDREW PRICE. healdsburg. Gales tt
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS TIE
~ WEEKLY CALL In wrapper, for mailing.
LEGAL NOTICES
IMPAIRMENT NO. 9. PROBATE-IN THE
~ Superior Court in and for the city and county
OF San francisco. State of California In the mat
ter of the estate of EDWARD FITZGERALD
BEALE deceased. Notice is hereby given that
Wednesday. the 9Th day of July A. D. 1898 at
10 O'Clock A. NJ of said day. and the courtroom of
Department 80. OF said court, at the new City
Han. in the city and county of san Francisco,
state OF California. have been appointed as the
time aud place for proving authenticated copy
OF the VIII of said EDWARD FITZGERALD
md for haa rfr
ton of TRUXTUN BEALE for the issuance to him
OF letters of administration with the will annexed
[Seall NJ. {. HALEY. Clerk by
GEO. E; nABoViCH. Deputy Clerk.
CoRMAC DoNoHoE. attorneys for petit.
TONER je22 lot
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$3.50 PER LOT. AND UPWARD.

Over Hall Million Dollars worth OF property
has changed hands in ElmhurSt District in less
than one year. over 200 houses have been
built or are under course of construction in Elm
hurst District. Over 10 new houses now built or
under course OF construction in the Warner Tract
All avenues and streets graded. City water mains
laid in avenues.
postofice is established upon the Warner
Tract with four mail train deliveries day by the
southern Pacific railway system at Inhurst
station. The bonds have been issued and the
plans have been accepted and the building to com
mence at once of SIC, 900 schoolhouse upon the
Warner Tract. The pow er and car houses of the
oakland, San Leandro ana Hay wards Electric
Railway are located upon the Warner Tract.
Arrangements have been made with different
denominations whereby places of worship will be
erected upon the Warner Tract. The fare upon
the electric road by Communication tickets TO the
center of the city of Oakland is only SO per month
or cents each way. The fare upon the Southern
Pacific Railroad by Communication is only 81 so per
month, or less than cents each way The
Warner Tract will have new electric road shirt
ing the foothills. The Warner Tract has hotels
stores and every convenience of city at her front
door.
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10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Telephone $50.
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IN EASY TERMS: MAKE AN OFFER: JUST
~ completed; on the Pacific Heights. Union ST.
W. OF Frederick; house OF most elegant flats OF
and rooms. garrett and 7-foot basement, f1oored:
all modern improvements; gas fixtures; patent
sidewalk: lot 81 6xl37:6: magnificent marine
view. CHAS. A. DUEBEL. builder and owner, on
premises je24 2t+
GQ00 TRIANGLE: LOT l35x136 WITH
paw. creek. in Berkeley: SIS monthly.
$200-Lot 25I 80; $40 cash. 81 weekly
S5O0-Lot x100: near station: $40 monthly.
SS0o-14o acres on hillside; superb views.
Si15-Lot 26xl0Z: 50 cash, 81 weekly
$l50-Lot 26x7O; So cash, 81 monthly. CHAS.
A. BAILEY. Owner. 20 Montgomery ST. je9 If
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&CQ00 CHEAP; NICE BAY-wINDow
N1-OOO' cottage OF rooms and bath; sunny
line of Waller St; lot 25xSo
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01 ONE DOLLAR DOWN
IDI. Stone DOLLAR WEEK
FOR LOTS, $3.50 EACH, NEAR LOCAL
TRAIN. II. B. PINNEY, OWNER,
my24 tt 907 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
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il Montgomery ST., S. +.
Call and obtain one of our real Estate Rec
ords," witch contains list of properties in all
parts OF the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
ST. 900 corner lot. I85x126, aud lio 10 use Of
10 rooms and bath; fine home; only one block
from ne Castro-St. cars: street work done COM
plete.
G7050 STORE AND TWO FLATS AND
u t+JU. rear house; rents s67; lot 25x75;
Q16 6O0 FELL-sT. INVESTMENT; FOUR
u ~. COO. fats and cottage; lot 55xl2O; two
fron,ages; part of lot vacant.
Gf650 TWO NICE BAY-wINDow FLATS
0HtOOO. OF and . rooms and bath each;
bri1k foundations. etc.; lot 25xl0O rents $45.
CC000 HOUSE OF ROOMS IN FLATS:
CmoQO. rents s22 not 2518O; clarast.; street
$4,000 R Rel !s 9.,G ST. noI BUsI
13 rooms; lot 20x75.
$4,000 S SdvER TsR IRA ssa CORNER
4Oo1iOO; house of rooms; bargain barn, etc.
QdSOn NICE HOME ON HAMPSHIRE ST. :;
u iOUO. lot 80 :6xlOO; nearly new bay-win-
dow cottage of rooms and bath. etc.; stable for
Severa! horses.
G700O PACIFIC ST; BUSINESS LocA-
" wv ton; mats; rents $42; lot 45x65 !;
part OF lot vacant.
1900 A REAL BARGAIN; 3 WELL
u tOOO. built bay-window flats of 4 and 5
rooms and bath rents S34; any thing within reason
will De accepted; see this and make us offer.
$4,000 NICE HOME IN THE WARM BELT
UlCOVO. of the Mission; bay-window
cottage OF rooms and bath; and lot running
through 10 an alley where stable could be put
Cspp ST.; Will be sold easy terms
GCQl0 CHEAP: NICE BAY-WINDOw
OAOOO. cottage OF rooms and BATH sunny
line of Waller St; lot 25xS0.
G19 000 HOwARD-ST. INVESTMENT;
N1IC.OOO. fats and two stores: brick foun-
dations, bay-windows. etc: rents 500: lot SOY
125,
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GIG S00 FELL-ST. INVESTMENT; FOUR
IT ~ OOO. flats and cottage; lot 55xl2O; two
fron.ages; part OF lot vacant.
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c.-0-0 STORE AND TWO FLATS AND
u -OU. rear house; rents S67; lot 25x75;
=
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BALDWIN & HAMMOND,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
RENT COLLECTORS AND AUCTIoSEE,
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GlHO0 WE HAVE FOR SALE ANOTHER
I'd OOOs one of those fine 4-room cottages:
hard finished; with good lot and large rooms: well
located in East Oakland near electric car and
local train. ETC.; terms $50 cash and $40 per
month. Apply at once to WOODWARD Il Co.
902 Broadway. Oakland. ie2b n
HOMES! HOMES! hoMES!-CHEAP FOR
IL every one: built to suit: q small PAYMENT
down: balance in monthly Instalments in sums
TO suit; modern cottage with 8 or rooms with
laundry, bath, patent closet, marble washstand
elegant mantel: high basement, brick found alton:
everything complete and modern; lot 33xl52:
only minutes walk to broad-gauge local; block
TO streetcars, blocks to school and 35 minutes
TO san francisco; fine location; price of q s.
room. $4,000: of a Groom, $500. GRAY a Nal
SMITH, 473 Ninth ST., Oakland. fe25 2t
1 OF 25x12S:6. BLOCK AND HALF FROM
- Adellne-st. station; price $500. Address
Owner. box go Call Branch once.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
d REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
10 MONTGOMERY ST.
$780, p9NT a53 S9s taea 8srs eheaD
north side. BovEk. Toy & Co
GO00O VERY CHEAP: STATE ST.. NEAR
ID LOOU. Castro and 10th; lot S5xsS: cottage
OF rooms. BoVEE. TOY ~ co.
q 0UO CHEAP LOT: W: SIDE OF ASH
BoyEE, TOY i co.
C1OSO SECOND AVE, NEAR CLEMENT
Y tZOO. ST.; house OF rooms and bath; laun-
dry, storeroom. etc: 25x120; convenient to cars;
easy terms. BOYEE. Toy q co.
&45O0 10Th ST: Mar GUERRERO;
I'D 1OOO. bay-window 2-story house of z rooms
and bath; rents $40 per month. boyEE. TOY
&S0OO CASTRO ST, NEAR TWENTY
eDoOOU. second; new home OF large rooms
aud bath; unfinished basement; on line of cable.
etc; excellent location. etc. BOVEE, TOY & co.
QR0OO RENTS $50 PER MONTH; LOT
apoOOO. 25xS0; flats BoVEE. TOY co.
Ge06O GROVE, Mr.. WEBSTER: Lot 26x
dDOZOO- 100 feet TO rear street: house of 8
rooms and bath; rents $40 per month. BoVEE.
Qc750 PIERCE, Mr.. TURK: Lot 25xs7 g;
epOt CU. fats of and rooms and bath
each rents $40 per month BoVEE. TOY 81 co.
G7OuO PRICE REDUCED; BUSH, NORTH
- IUUU. side. mr.. Franklin 25xl2O feet to rear
street: old improvements. BoVEE. TOY Il CO.
1880 WEBSTER. NR. SUFFER-: NEw
anxious TO sell; will entertain proposition for ex-
change BoYEE TOY II co.
QQOOO HOWARD. Mr.. l7TR; RENTS $50
UOOOU. per month: substantial improve
ments. BovEB, Toy 6 co.
oOO60 PRICE REDUCED; HYDE ST., Mr..
ID OZOO. Geary: house of 10 rooms and bath;
very central location. BoYEE, TOY IL CO.
CLIO 6OO 23D AND sHoTwELL Sis; s
ID L =. COO. fats of rooms and bath zach:
rents SlO9 per month. BoYsE, Toy & CO.
Coz OnO CORNER ON SUFFER-, INSIDE
sDcO.OOO. of Larkin: frame improvements;
rents $3.50 per month; lot 81 :6xS7:6 feet. DO
WEE. TOY IL CO.
$50 600 rRoMINE NT CORNER ON
mum stores, fats, etc.; lot 6s:9x125. BoyEE,
TOY co.
n OFFER WANTED - CHEAP LOT on n
y line OF Fell ST. L. of Ashbury: size 25x12O
feet; owner anxious to sell. BOVEE. TOY & co.
FOLSOM ST, NEAR FOURTH; LOT 5Oxso;
1 price $25. 900: stores. fats, etc; rents 81 81
per month. BoVEE. TOY d co.
MIsSIoN-ROAD PROPERTY IN ALL SIZES;
Al blocks, haifbloeks aud single lots; easy
TERMS Apply to BoVEE, TOY d co.
0QAOO CHOICE CORNER ON 18TH ST..
UCOOC 1a block from Valencia; lot 3Oxl00:
excellent business location: 2-story frame i'm
provements; owner anxious to sell; mortgage
$4,000. Apply to BOVEE, TOY q co.
GQR0O AsHBURY ST, NEAR WALLER:
" cow. 2stOry bay window house of 9 rooms
ana bath, conservatory etc: lot 25X1S6:s to rear
street. BOVEE, TOY & co.
GSOOO BRYANT ST. NEAR Sd: 2-STORY
IpCOVO. frame house, rooms and bath. Ap-
ply to BONEE, TOY q co. je25 Suwe 2t
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
n1O OOO A SPLENDID INVESTMENT:
~ 4 UUU. corner lot. 135x125 aud house Of
10 rooms and bath; fine home only one block
from tle Castro-st. cars: street work done COM
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GtHS0 TWO NICE BAY-wINDow FLATS
ID Wv of and rooms and bath each:
brick foundations. etc.; lot 25xl00; rents $45.
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QO000 BEAUTIFUL BELvEDERE ST.
/ .TAOOO. lots; size 25xl2O.
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Full Charge Taken OF Property.

Clio 000 BRANNAN. Mr.. I'd: 2 BUILD
W !O.OOO. ings: stores and fats; 50xS0.
MADISON Il BURKE
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G0e00 NICE HOME IN THE WARM BELT
LCOVO. of the Mission; new bay-window
cottage OF rooms and bath; and lot running
through 10 an alley: where stable could be nut?
Cspp St; VIII be sold on easy terms.
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z CS00 HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS IN FLATS:
y -COO. rents $22: lot 25x90; Clara ST.; street
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QI00 LOTS 501125: NEAR UNIVERSITY
3iOO. in berkeley; $40 cash, 81 monthly.
S55O-Lot o0xl7o: minutes OF University.
$9oO-Corner lO0xl7O; beautiful marine view.
Sl500-Cottage rooms at ANhbury station.
S2O00-Cottage rooms: $500. house rooms
Get maps w. A CALDW ELL. AIS Montgomery.
je20 tt TuThSu
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QTOOO PACIFIC ST.; BUSINESS LOCA-
ID wv. tion; flats; rents $42; lot 45x65 ;
part OF lot vacant.
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G1H0O A REAL BARGAIN: q WELL
N1OOO' built window flats of 4 and 5
rooms and bath rents S34; nything within reason
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GI0 0O0 FAIR OAKS, M 2lST; SUNNY
u A.OOO. modern house 10 rooms. 2 baths ;
double lot, 61x1l7 IS. MADISON & BURKE.
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$4,000 SILVER TERRACE: CORNER
1OOIi0O; house of rooms; bargain; barn, etc
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GTH0H Is THE HARD-TIMES PRICE OF
I'D OOO those modern houses OF 10 rooms
and finished basement: very substantially built;
heaters and all modern convenences; this is "A
good chance to invest your money instead OF
leaving 1t in the banks, where you liable to
lose ii. Owner on premises to-day. cor Hayes ana
LYON SITS.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

u Ii. UMSSEN y CO,
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GdSOO NICE HOME ON HAMPSHIRE ST. :
u iOOO. lot 33:6xl0O; nearly new bay-win-
dow cottage of rooms and bath. etc.; stable for
SeYera! horses
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! n F. Won RHEIN & CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents. Auctioneers and House Brokers, 5l3
California street
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FURNITURE AND HOUSE CHEAP; OWNER
leaving the city: MrAllister ST. near Pierce {;
9rooms and bath; 25xl00; $4,000; offer want
ed. MADISON q BURKE
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SZZ0U. 25xi25. '''-'0 . LIE
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G1 . 00O REDUCED: 1sT ST.; BUSI-
" u. wv. ness property; 2-story house Of
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GSS0O STORES AND FLATS:i MISSION
Q'OOOO. ST., near 26th: 32:6I125; well
rented MADISON & BURKE.
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CHEAP HOMES ON EASY TERMS.

G1OOO BUCHANAN ST, NEAR FILBERT;
tDtOOO. 30x90: 2 bay-window fats rooms
bath each; low rents, $32. MADISON d BURK Il.
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TT E. POEHLMAN, REAL ESTATE AGENT
Ii. IL MONTGOMERY STREET.
FEW

ONLY A FEW LEFT OF THOSE ELEGANT
" new homes bull by C. L. HISKEL, cor 81 st
and Castro SIS: contain 8 rooms, bath heaters
e!ectric-belis aud speaking-tubes: finished base
ments; beautifully finished throughout: lots 251
125; terms 10 suit. PROLL, BAEHR d CO.. 23S
Montgomery st. le25 st SuTuTh
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0OO00 OFFER WANTED: LARGE s.
tpDOON. story house in 2 flats; brick foun-
dalton; sunny side of Liberty St. Guerrero;
double lot, 45xl14. MADISON 81 BURKE
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C9OS0 FINE 2-SToRY HOUSES, JUST
OoAOO. flushed; contain rooms and bath,
mantel mirrors, ETC.: N side of goth st l1S
blocks W. OF Castro; $3.50 cash. balance INSTALL
ments. TROY McNALLY. $50 Market. Je22 1T
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GO0O0 SUPERB FREDERICK ST. LOTS;
IpLOOO. size 25xll0
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$4,000 S GsaDS safe r6oh AVE. and N 1sl5
well rented; let u :3XS0. MADISON Il BURKE.
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$1,000 MODERN FLATS; SHOTwELL ST.
u fLOO. near 24th: 4 and rooms and bath
well rented; lot 25xl22:6. MADISON & BURKE
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In addition to the above we have large list OF
bargains in all parts of the city. Both improved
aud unimproved, residence and income property
L EASTON, ELDRIDGE IL Co. 63S Market ST.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-12-27
Burdette ON Gymnasiums

Boys generally get their due quota of
exercise: at the same time they can
never get too much, if not of too
severe nature and taken with some
measure of moderation, writes Ellen
LIE Garde in valuable article entitled
"a Gymnasium at Home, IN the jan
uary Ladies' Home Journal. Burdette
says in reply to the interrogation re-
garding his acts: IF boy again l
would spend great deal of time in the
gymnasium. am a strong believer in
athletic scholarship and gymnastic
training. The ventilation in my
gymnasium was perfect. The air came
in with free sweep from sun rise to
set. There was sunshine all the way
from Heaven in the clearings and
grateful shadows under the trees. I
don t know so much about gymnasiums
hedged in with walls and roof, and
ventilated by machinery, but know
they are better than none. Live out
of doors, all you can, my boy. Walk
a heap. The open air, the free air and
the sunshine are as good as the exer-
cise-better. This advice should ap-
ply to our girls as we'll.
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81 A YEAR In ADVANCE.

play with, the clock is no good any
more" Near John Falls lived old Mike
Burket, in an old log school house. a
worthless old fellow; he drank whiskey
all the time when he could get it, he
carried his whisky in big gourd, had
the neck cut off and corn cob stopper
In 1t. He had lad of a boy called
RAM and one morning Ran came up to
Falls and says; John. you ought to
been down to our house last night, we
had old cutting and shearing down
there" What, RAM MAN cut nm
dads old tow britches and made me a
new pare and cut up big to wbag, and
made dad a new pare" Old Mike at
one time went up to Falls and saws:
John, l tel you what com attor: I
com to borrow about dozen hens to be
layin' TIL git mine home, bought
eighteen the other day." John SAYS:
go to Joann, tel her." mot much
Joann will ask"
Poor John died many years ago. He
was man who weighed 211 pounds,
active as cat, could lock his hands
across his breast, stand on a plank floor
turn back and pull a pin out of the floor
and raise up; could turn up on his
hands and walk fifty yards and back
without stopping; such was my friend
John Falls-and he must have some
son in laws in that county yet, if 80, if
one OF them would write to me at 2S19
Marian St., Denver, COL, they would
greatly oblige John Campbell.
Now must tell you of one little iolly
fellow named Whitfield McCloud, who
was partly raised on the old Mckee
farm. He married nice girl there,
after he took to drinking two much
white corn whisky. One morning he
took his jug and started out for Cloyd's
still house; gone all day, come home
after night; his wife had gone to bed.
He came in and says: wife, what time
is it5" no answer. He says: 81 must
know what time; see DR.. jim Patton
today and he told me if would git
gallon of good whisky and take good
drink every thirty minutes that would
soon git over that tired feeling, have,
and l must know the the time. He had
an old clock upon the wall which had
not run in six months, so he stirred I'D
light and started the clock it would
run lick or two and stop; he started
it three or four times, finely he went
out, got an old axe came in and sit the
axe down, says: "do you see that axe,
now you better rum" Started it up
again, but it stopped, he jerked up the
axe, hewed it all down from lhe wall,
says: II told you to run, so you did not
run and it was your fault, not mine"
He took big drink, lay down on the
floor; next morning when his wife got
up Whit was out and gone. She took
the bucket and went to the big cave
spring after water, and there sit Whit
with big gourd. Wife" he says:
Talk about inventions, but water was
the greatest of ALL"
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come mere 10 celebrate the day. But
remember when you pour the beer and
the whisky that it is the birthday of the
Christ who came to save the world - to
save you, Peter Ryan, if you'll let Him.
And He'll be here-be sure of that-if
can't be. Gsod night"
She heard no response, and, closing
the door softly, she made her way up
the hill through the storm. The day 8
work was not yet over, however, for
what Yankee housewife is ready for
Christmas without pies in her larder?
Mrs. Grayson's 3 mince meat had been
prepared at Thanksgiving time" and
stone jar of it was slowly thawing be-
side the kitchen fire, which John had
brought to fine baking heat accord
ing to previous arrangement. So, after
tea, her work dress was donned. and
she mixed rolled, spiced and tasted,
briskly working and talking, while her
husband sat with his chair tipped back
and his thumbs crossed enjoying the
spicy orders which filled the kitchen
as child enjoys lunch between
meals" At nine O'Clock he yawned
and said; you nights we'll give it up,
Sarah; that saloons stronger n you
be, " then wound the clock and went to
bed; and at ten, Prescott came in to
find his mother preparing fine turkey
for the morrow's roasting.
Mother" " said he, shaking the snow
from his overcoat, and turning bright
face toward her, Rachel and are good
friends again.I was a misunderstood
g,and she just found it out. She heard
that went to Ryan's with the Super
to drink" There was a glad ring in
his tones, and his laugh seemed to say:
"How could she believe that?"
1t was after midnight before Mrs.
Grayson sought her pillow, and she
was still talking to Peter Ryan, talk
ing and knitting in her dreams, when
she heard Prescott's voice as he raped
vigorously upon the door: Mother,
mother Peter Ryan has cleared out;
the milkman just told me. He moved
his goods in the night, and the door s
unfastened nd everything empty this
morning. Wish you Merry Christ
mas {"
Mrs. Grayson covered her face and
cried: 'Could it be possible that the
walls of her Jericho had fallen? Oh,
what a reward for her feeble efforts 7"
"Well," she whispered to herself, II
gvess the Crusaders didn't weep when
they got their hearts desire.n But
possibly her tears of joy were only an
other proof that she belonged to that
glorious sisterhood. When, a little
later, she opened on outer door, she
saw glorified landscape,
Miss Pike came out with an old broom
to sweep her path. She too had heard
the news, and waved her broom exult-
ingly. II do know about the Crusaders"
she shouted, "and l was provoked with
you yesterday and day before that. But
take it all back. I'm glad you went.
I'm glad there's one woman in Four
Corners that ASH t afraid" Mrs. Gray
son nodded and waved her hand.
Her heart was full of alteration, for
the struggle was over, and she could
join as never before in the Christmas
song: Glory to God in the highest, on
earth peace, good will to men.
Willimantic, Conn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-12-27

Any one who has children will re-
ioice with l.. B. Mulford, of Plainfield,
N. j. His little boy, five years of age,
was sick with Group. For two days and
nights he tried various remedies recon-
mended by friends and neighbors. He
says: II thought sure | would lose him.
l had seen Chamberlain 8 Cough Rem
edy advertised and thought would try
it as last hope and am happy to say
that after two doses he slept until morn
ing. gave it to him next day and a
cure was effected. / keep this remedy
my children show signs of Group l give
it to them and that is the last of it. "
% and 90 cent bottles for sale by F. E..
Britton, Druggist.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-12-27

1.-THE prettiest things you can get to
wear over the hair, when going out
evenings in full dress, are the Liberty
kerchiefs, fine, thin gauze squares.
with an infinity of warmth in their
soft, silky fold to be procured in de.
lightful shades of pink, blues, and
primrose. Black satin hoods for winter
are lined with pink and edged with
fur. but they are cumbersome; and real
ly q silken scarf is more convenient,
besides being considerably more deco
ative. december Housewife, New
York.