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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-18

oSEOO MUST.BE SoEn; PIN e. ST.; AltNY
INOOUU. cottage OF 3 rooms and. b&lh' elc'i
nice stableflarge. I6t y :6x CO., very cheap.
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ELEGANT 2-SToRY HOUSES ON PACIFIC
~ Heights. overlooking Golden Gate Park, and IN
the Mission; fine iocations moderh improve
ments; $40 per month and up.
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COTTAGES OF 5. q AND ROOMS IN THE
\ Mission, near the park, ana in the Richmond
district; all In good neighbour oods on streetcSl
lines and modernly improved; $50 per month and
upward.
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ecail spec 81 tent enzoH persons looking for
70 esirab estHlents tO=:the following :lss Of
cholce properry offered on; such easy tefnsas to
.:Il .iI-wl thin reac h-ofeverY -. -: -:
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=
r. :. - O.; :: IMPROVED.
f. s85eOzH sight, inside; 81 :B1l87 IS; delightful
: 81 Mission a61leo3 welI:bunsl cottage of
+. sl2.o0o--Bush. near feavenworth: u :e11s7 IS;
MeIiing OF 10 roodns and bath; good condition.
sI{s5O0-Coy. vallejo and octavia; 2bxl IS:
beagtifuI view; elegant: Groom house; modern
}sze5O- :AIinna. near 7th: 22:6Is0; rents $50.
/ 81 000-Cor.. Lark1R; 20x7l:6 nearly new
! rents S45::nIst be sold:
l.. $4QdO-24th near HARRISON; 2o1lG4: stores
anG.f Fat: rants S34 *W1lt exchange
:: $4,000 Mission Investment; 2Sx7o flats; rents
81 ooO-Ts hama 70 $50: front and rear h ouses.
| 10 rgoins each; rents $59 easy terms.
t. 80 600 BeaHttfuI home IN tie Mission 35xT5
EeleFaat l2Ioem house: Inside hard " God finished;
:. 5000 OAK 27:exi2o; alley IN rear; fats;
szQo0. BRYANT; a5Is0;;,2 fats in front and rear
$z5 ;oo0~SGtfer, east Of Leavenworth.. 4Ox1lo.
with elegant Fesitence. suitable.for doctor or
Offices. =. =
/ " e.: UN1MPROVED.s ::
acknowledgements. near Gough: 45xI27:6.
ssoO-Army:st. nesr Noe; 25xll4 street work
: s20oo-COE :23d and Douglass SITS: gb1ss.
.$lf,ooO-Entife block; 2lo16OO5 south of park;
$s$5o@cOrner on 9th ave; 81 :61ioo: south of
park; severed, graded; and macadamized; city
! water near by; bargain =.
Sl40e-39rh ave.: near ST.; 6Oxl20; make
| offer: north OF para
Ss0OO-lsth ave. 5Oxi2O street macadamIzed
| apd severed: south o park.
! sl46O-t27th ave 7OxlOO; north of park
SlluU--kor lotsS. OF park including corners.
$5l09-N: Page st.,near MasonIcave'; 25x 1916;
SCION. Fell st. near Lott: 25xI37:6.
$2I50-Page ST., near Cole; Z1Kl 81 IS.
$5O;000-Pine ST.: 50-vars: inside HYDE.
If you want home, or a lot, call and examine
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=: G::I:l A0 :. Ne. COR. SGD AYE AND GLEN.
y: Mt ST also lois on 32d ave- bet
81! rn elt nd ga Ii fofnfA:sts. s+ -. -:
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: g:750.O 10Th, NEAR FOLSOM. 2sxlos. 2
y . ~ y ". hats; rents $s3. MADISON &
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:@ II .5ll(E. 1OT*=oN i At ii: Ay N AE. 'THE
% i $ at4s;. 3 0xl ~ :6., g..
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

nISSOLUTI0N OF COPARTNERSHIP- THE
IL firm OF HAGAN d HALLOWELL, composed
of JOSEPH HAGAN and r. &. HALO WELL, and
heretofore doing bus mess at Nos and 10 City
Hall avenue, San Francisco, is this day dissolved
10y mutual consent, JOSEPH HAGAN retiring. an d
the business will. be continued by K. q. HAL
LOWE ELL. who will collect all accounts due said
firm and pay all debts contracted by said firm
San Francisco. Feb. "a; 1894.
JISEH HAGAN.
r. {. HALLOWELL.
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GE000 A SOLID INVESTMENT; MUST BE
UOOOO. sold: owner In need OF immediate
money: A 1oJs complete tract: streets
graded: city water: schools. churches, hotels and
business houses at your front door:e no trouble at
all TO sell the property for double the amount
upon the installment plan. Apply Immediately to
NJ. j. LAYMANCE 81 CO..
fel< lot 466 Sth St, Oakland.
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50O Rhca1e sure e sn @6ssl2 10 vs sT
N1len electffc road Is in operation; business prop.
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10 NE ga Lien IS co. $50 MARKET ST; S: II
u; -. "a G5:25d ave-. Eas OakIand - -: :"

= 1873. - - - -.
S.: = ~ ,.3 oso2d aye ast-s2&kIan d -. -
5"d esirabl 9 iy esfants tothe following :lfss Of
cnolte pr0perry efered on such easy tefmsas to
! - II. - r. jN 10 RIGHMoSnli III: ~: ~:
500 Ga sass Pa K hA :sp NEda
zffl(lfl ST. An srH a Y 81: "a OK 100: 2
- - 1N1|3 :=c9rHersi only block from the park
&c "a BIZ. ca II 10 u.s. NE. COR: c.sT.: AND
"a E.c1 1TG : e. ON ~: 18th ~ BET
NE COZ SID o, A q 81 AN 5,5 GLEN
=. Sc Sc ~ ent a nd Ca Il -.
:..S55S( Ct +85TR = We, s. oFPoIXr: oBos;
: = ~ y .t50xIz 70; p lots -.
NE. GO s.7.rH Ave. And @cAIs-
gov: y; tq q zex1Oo:ean be 6dfvided;
30 "a s.. o:oN j 4Tff: Ay TIE
81 All5ot above property1s on the line. of improve.
men 81 md on such easy tefmsas TO
san francisco :taiE \ us f5t fiirt6er particu-
ii IN 15s II 9A E.A IS. a C0Ee63o Market s..
."#::I OTIS on. 50 gTH SIDE, CHEAT AND EASY
in =IoE;,Is9 r. READY FOR B UILDTNa
III y ost, = d n, ave. oulftHQ
SSll":S LOTS y EAR PARK AND OCEAN
I'D OOV::R abroad ;lots on beach Fenced and in
: N ass; ea$y:lnstal!i nents and ge0d future;
=: a SEQ sLoIS@NEAR SILVER AVE ANDYIIs
- ZION ST. leGtf tic cars will bring these
lots lnte atlon% sytth"the city SOON
:lFN rs. ALE M CO $50 Market st. -. -
:. = >R00: BACH - @LoTS"oN: MISSION ST.
: III s9t(AJ whtc hare sure TO :ennance in value
" 1lsn electric road is in operation; business prop
:. :Q@I:e16 EACg-I.3F rs NEAR FRUITYABEAV
: a)1 = ~ East 0axiand; beautiful lots ready for
+ buding< niy a: few dollars down.; balance in
very easy 1nsJa aim ents: splendid chance for se
p: c4lr1 ne: a. nome: = - -: :s5
= JONES' ALE u Is Co, 500: Market ST., san
: = FRANCISCO, and: 1lu5 I'D ave. East Oakland.
- :: =. 49, go
~. ~ ::.+ = ~: =. :..---4'
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WAN NESS AVE. AND CHESTNUT ST, COR.
50-vara lot belongs to estate and we are
authorized to sell; it can be bought cheap; for
price apply at office.
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OAKLAND PROPERTY
AT PANIC PRICES
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
w. w. BLOW. 1910 BROADWAY.

4 GOD BUY; NEW MODERN COTTAGE; JUST
~ completed; rooms. bath, ETC.; within one
Diock or electric car line; street work all done:
cement stone sidewalks, and only 10 minutes TO
the center of Oakland: this will be SOLD on q small
.cash payment; balance easy installmenrs: price
SZ415; large lot. a, Ii. BREED & CO.. $50 Ninth
IT,, oakland. r.
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q 81 rs Ne. 4. e-7'TH AVE AND. CAI4-
y = lG)N*. forniast:i 7eII0O can be sqbdfVided:
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: G1IS( n. EtA CET-LUTs ON. 18th: AYE, BET
w Band C SITS: =: =: ::e = "
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DE IN: NICE LOT, REApY:F BUiLDTN @.
: t GOV on j. ST, IN ear 18th. ave-: only: two
blot ks from parks =: !: ;. -. !:
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Cst(1f]C I- 85TH AVE. s.. 0FPOIxn. .LoBos.
% tVll :I5UxI2O; Is lots =: 49,. =
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$4,000 wAsaISsgSt s s j,s SF4 et seed Of
rooms and bath :; 27:6xI2 7984 Ia SIT eetNoFk Qohs
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|fflllfl est. AND 18Th a y e.. "a OK 100 2
I'd IVY ersi only block from me park
: re *EzA CHI II 10 T8i: NE. COR. C.sT.: AND
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: On. TO. RICHMOND

"a sl[@0r LOT =. oN: Ia alta We, NEAR
2 II JIlN:.*i 6lden Gate Park; so 1IO0 splendid
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..*=.E OTIS ON 50 9TH SIDE, CHI ZAP AND EASY
!: Il*terIns ~ -. z.%..-::
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. :G,:I:el6: EACg-I. q rs NEAR FRUITVABEAv.
= - East oaEland; beautiful lots ready for
? building :oniy< a few dollars down. balance in
:: very easy insJa lin ents: Splendid chance for se-
!. 1Ilng a: nOIEEe: -: = = -: :. =.
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tccQ II: =RES y |sSs Err: MONTH: NEAR
=: ": II ward 6til@ 2:,bay=Rln 10 "
4 ATS Of 8. an1f:6 ICONS n bath each 26x 5. : :
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e. C.lIl0l .rEHAMA ST. Mr. 9Th: COTTAGE
70 ~ W. lot &0xS0, MADISON Il BURKE
d 1TSn: :NIAR: GREENWICH AND DU-
I'D =EtOU nont: brick hehse z rooms and bath
lot l7.:2x So MADISON 81 BURKE:
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*SSh0G. PINE; Mr.. BUCHANAN - FINE
cash; fot25x93:6 MADISON & BURKE T''O'
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Just COMPLETED-2 SPLENDID HOMES
81 Of 10 rooms and bath; finished attic and base
ment: all modern finish; hue marine view: cor
Green and Laguna SITS; visit these by all means.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA EAL ESTATE.
1O0I200; STREET MACADAMIZED; STONE
IOO sidewalks: big bargain: $1,000. L. +.
BAIRD. Mortonst station (narrow-gauge). 1t
EOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN FOR 2WEEKS
only; choice 7-rOomed cottage; will exchange
Tor lots or smaller house. Address j Il.
YOUNG. l243 Park St, Alameda. fe1O lat
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE NOTHING
II down, easy monthly PAYMENTS; houses built
to suit purchaser; only 10 percent down. monthly
payments same as rent; modern cottages OF
rooms and bath. with 80 feet frontage each;
$500 $27OO and $3.50; easy payments: assign
ee's sale: must be closed out; make offer. II. p.
MOkEAL d CO., 142S Park ST., Alameda. de1O tf
"A ARE BUILDING HANDSOME 2-SToRY
W houses OF ., 8, and rooms in the very best
locations IN Alameda and sell them with lots and
other improvements from $500 upward on very
easy monthly instslments; now Is the time to Sc
cure home complete In all respects in beautiful
Alameda See us before closing any purchase.
ONCE open evenings. MUTUAL BUILDING AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY, 1902 Park ST.. near
Santa Clara ave- no24 II
q = MONTHLY BUYS A s425 LOT IN Ala
u ~ media f. ID SPARROW. $40 Market. anil IL
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!. JoNeS,4 ALLEN 81 CO., <630..Markst St, san
! francisco, and: Us I'd ave, East Oakland
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g 7T0f( MASONIC AVE, NEAR WALLER;
~ = y ~. 24El 60:. house rooms and bath
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400 ff3e hf ssse Sf s 45o@s s aa 6a R
" 4T cN tonn lat lol1s ete:. s YJfe Ut - TIL ST
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nAR 81 5E EMS
Is bath; good: pace: log expressmah: lot runs
ug b toalle Ca PIP SC. NJ isSion warm belt.
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:#cp5i y S,4l 3 New. NfOpgR.@ BAY.MfN'poW
I'd, ottaGe" Of 6rooThs and bath: brick
faili4 4 oIlsirentS $50; 25x 90; stf ST..
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OWN YOUR OWN HoMEi
SAVE YOUR RENT
you CAN BUY A HOME ON EASY MONTHLY
PAYMENTS EQUAL TO RENT.
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!" G.snOn : RENTS $3.50 PER ANNUAL; NEAR
tJDGUU. I'll 4nd folsom. sts;; 4; 4:room' mats:
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IRaLA Va; = =, f 10 3,i t. TO M lad
CONDITION = SKI 6D:tc rear street =
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--BEFORE YOU BUY
READ
AND GO OUT To-DAY--
AND SEE THEM.

SSOO-I ST. bet. 18th and 10Th ayes; lots 25x
100; cheapest lots south OF the park; only .
blocks from the electric cars: only 80 minutes
ride from Market ana Eddy sts.; ready to build on
terms 10 suit purchaser
S900-Positively the cheapest lot adjacent to
Golden Gate Park: Twelfth ave- and IL st; this is
the block facing the park; 25x120: street work
complete. graded. m acadRm iZed ana eurbed: terms
can be arranged TO suit purchaser.
For further particulars apply TO O'FARRELL &
CO.. j MONTGOMERY ST. feIS SuWe Ut
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J: S7Gn0 PAYINe OVER ii PER CENT;
~ ". -lSatOnIa, mr.. 9TH 4nce flats; lOt 25x
20 street accepted. MADISON q. BURKE.
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$50 @OFFEB NsANTEfr: WARM BEET
. y yNNt; OF the Mission: ftancorksr$ weilio-
nice treseoe ed aH:window resIdence OF Il
la1iIs and bal h:al4 modern iTmprov enientsf 75x
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GoSQ0 NEW: 6RooMS, BATH 2-SToRY
VcOOO. house, 40 Clipper. near Castro: very
easy terms. Owner. S12 Elizabeth, west OF Castro;
big reduction for cash. fa2O IN
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GG000J GROVE. ST, NEAR LAGUNA-e
!; ~ NtQAtO rooms, and bath, :z5x12O to rear
= street.. MADISON: IL BURKE.
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90 llTl%. REAL BA2ifAIN9: NEARLY NEW
: - w :: otta of o. :reems aud Ugh. base
zsEi cottage Cost THIS nqc to bufid; Sanchez ST
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q BARGAIN: 1925 CASH WILL BUY 5OIIoo
Room 8, 3Sl Montgomery st.
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:: :c.: : 90 rGSrTtS:f E = NJ UST- BE -SoLD ON
II r: accotint or owners departure 3 bay:
1G#1iiow residenee ot::S *reons. an bath hrtck
0tjS sunny line 0fX aflelo st fms
Xl:l0 : oreaSnna BILE Offer re fused;
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE BY
Il THOMAS JAMES STANTON & CO..
Real Estate Agents
Monfo0merv Sire
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=GE00n BRICK IMPROVEMENTS: POWELL
*S9. MADISON & BURKE. -
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-12
Antiquity of Chess and Checkers.

Chess has been attributed to Pala-
medes, who flourished $50 years B. c.;
also to the Hindoos. Some authori-
ties consider checkers a very ancient
game also-in fact, the origin of
checkers and chess may be identical.
Strut, however, considers checkers
a modern invention" Mr.. Mallet
published in 1868 a treatise on the
subject of draughts, and the game is
known to have been played in Eu-
rope at least century before. The
Romans had game called latrun
Gull, which was very similar in char
acter to checkers, the pieces moving
diagonally, capturing by leaping over
and obtaining superior power upon
arriving safely at the thither side of
the board. The board, however, con-
sisted of but 16 squares Pittsburg
Dispatch.
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Illustrious stammerers.

Esop, Virgil and Demosthenes are
generally known to have been STAN
merers, but how many others suffer
ing from the like inhrmity occupy an
honorable place in the historical gal
lery?
The first of these whom we can re-
call is the prophet Moses. He, accord
ing to tradition, was a stammerer
whose powers of speech were so linn
tied that his brother Aaron always
accompanied him, being specially
commissioned to speak in his name
and stead.
81 am not eloquent" protested
Moses, neither heretofore nor since
thou hast spoken unto thy servant,
but am of slow speech and of slow
tongue"
Claudius Michael II, emperor of the
east; Mohammed-el RAISER, king of
Spain during the Moorish DONNA
ton, and Eric, king of Sweden, STAN
mered pitiably.
Among the IS rulers of the name
of Louis who have reigned in France,
we find only one, Louis le Beguo, al
though he was by no means the only
French sovereign who stammered. =
New York Journal.
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Tax Receivers Notice.

The law formerly required all property held on
the first day of April returned for taxation. This
has been amended that all property held on
the first day of March shall be returned at its
market value.
will be at the following named places on the
dates mentioned below, for the purpose of receiv-
ing the tax returns OF Cobb county for the year
1894:
Marietta-April and 8; May /; June and 5.
Acworth-April 4; May 2 and II; June and &C.
Big Shanty-April 5, morning; May 3, mornings
June Z, morning.
Merritts-April 9, morning; May morning;
June IL morning.
Roswell-April 10; May 7; June IL.
Post Oak-April II, morning; May s, morning;
June 10 morning.
Gritter-April IL, evening; May s, evening; June
10, evening.
Smyrna-Apri -, morning. May 9, morning;
June a. morning.
Lemons-Aprii u, evening" May 9, evening;
June II, evening.
Howels-Aprfl 10, morning. May TO- morning.;
June Is, morning.
Coxes-April -, evening; May 10, evening; June
10, evening.
Austell-April 16 May II; June 49,
Powder Springs-April III May IA; June 49,
oregon-April Is, morning; May Is, morning;
June 20, morning.
Red Rock-April IS, evening; May IS, evening;
June 20, evening.
). r. McCleskey' s-June q, morning.
Benson School House-June 81, evening.
Ia. NJ Power-June II, evening.
Ninings-Junc %, morning.
Lost Mountain-June 28, morning.
AT Marietta all other times till July list.
All tax payers are requested to make prompt
returns will be compelled to close my books
July LIST, 1894. w. N. GRiST
Tax Receiver, Cobb County.
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1894.
zarper's Bazaar.
TLLUSTRA TED-

Harper's Bazaar is journal for the home. It
gives the fullest and latest information about
Fashions, and its numerous illustrations, Paris
designs, and pattern sheet supplements are indis-
pensable alike to the home dressmaker and the
professionally m6diste. No expense is spared to
makets artistic attrativeness of he highest order
Its bright stories, amusing comedies, andt bought
full essays satisfy all tastes and its last page is ia
NOUS as budget of wit and humor In its week.
ly issues everything is included which is of inter-
est to women. The Serials for 1894 will be written
stories will be written by Mary E. wilkins, Maria
Louise Pool, Ruth McEnery Stuart, Marion Har-
land and others. Outdoor Sports and Indoor
other interesting topics will receive constant at
tention. A new series is promised of "Coffee and
Repartee"
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1894
Earper's Weekly.
ILLU STRATED

=Harper's Weekly is beyond all question the
leading journal in America, in its splendid illus
rations in its corps of distinguished
and in its vast army of readers In special lines,
it draws on the highest order of talent the men
best fitted by position and training to treat the
leading topics of the day. In fiction, the most
popular stOry-wrters contribute to It's columns
Superb drawings by the foremost artists illustrate
its special articles, its stories, and every notable
event of public interest," it tains portraits #
the distinguished men and women who are max
ing the history of the time, while special attention
is given to the Army and Navy, Amateur Sport,
and Music and the Drama, by distinguished ex-
perts In word, Harper's Weekly combines the
news features of the daily paper and the artistic
and literary qualities of the magazine with the
solid critical character of the review.
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The COMING DAY.
A better day is coming. girls.

A better day is coming. girls,
Just wait little longer.
Its morning breeze now sweeps the trees,
Its light is growing stronger.
The car of progress ruFh hes on,
Fresh spoils Of conquest bringing.
And on the higher planes of life
The birds of hope are singing.
Hark! on the zephyrs of the west
A strong new sound is swelling!
OF equal rights and juster laws
Its stirring notes are telling.
Blind prejudice and hoary wrongs
Are swiftly disappearing.
And woman, pleading for her own,
Commands respectful hearing.
Wyoming, in her mountain home,
Her lesson still repeating,
To Colorado, newly won.
Displays her star in greeting.
And both, in gold and silver decked,
Like queens of ancient history,
Now watch and wait, while Kansas comes
To join them in their glory.
Across the states the spirit spreads,
Back to its primal sources,
Where woman's rights, in modern sense,
First mustered in their forces
Where Lucy Stone and Susan B.
Led kindred souls to battle
For woman's higher hopes and needs
And raised her from chattel.
Through storms of ridicule and scorn
They bore their cause undaunted,
Till through the land, from shore to shore,
Its burning truths are planted.
Their light is shining brightly, girls
Each year tits growing stronger
Truth must prevail and error fail
Just wait little longer.
-Woman's Journal
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His First Lien on Her Affections.

He-Will you be mine?
She-Certainly not, What a ques-
ton,
He-Then Of course you will re.
turn the gold watch and chain?
She-You never gave me a watch
and chain or anything else. My
friend, Mr.. Lillywhite, gave them to
me.
He-Yes, but he got them at my
store, and as he never intended to-
pay for them of course it is the same
as though gave them to you.
She-H'm! So it is. But this is
sudden. Transcript.
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Among ancient and medieval. SOW
ereigns the universal custom was to
give a list of the various countries
over which the monarch ruled, or
was supposed to rule, and the rela-
ton he bore to each.
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Not Natural,

"That clock" said the man who
was looking through the senate
chamber, don't call out the hour no
way, does it2o
NO" replied the guide.
Whose property is it?"
why, it belongs to the Union"
'To which"
''To the Union"
"And don't strike? No, stree. Ye
can't fool me. Washington Star.
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Actresses are compelled to paint
their faces before they go on the
stage, or the lights would give them
the appearance of ghosts.
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There is said to be but one British
house remaining where the old feu-
dial custom is observed of guests and
servants all dining together on
Christmas night, and the dance aft
erward being led by the hostess
with the gamekeeper.
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There are Is counties in Pennsyl-
vania and New York of the same
name. They are Allegheny, Clinton,
Columbia, Delaware, Erie, Franklin,
Fulton, Greene, Jefferson, Monroe.
Montgomery, Sullivan, Warren,
Washington, Wayne and Wyoming.
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The title prince is from a Latin
word signifying leader and dates
from the early Roman empire.