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Mr.. Simeon Skillings of Peaks island
brought to Portland tie other day about
three gallons of porpoise oil which he
sold Tor so cents a gallon. He is a
years old and has shot more porpoises
than any man in Casco bay and proha-
bly in the state. He went ont two
months ago in a cunning float off Port
land headlight and shot two porp,ises.
the oil of which he extracted himself.
There is also some very nice steak in a
porpoise if one knows where to find it.
Mr.. Skiilings has hunted ~porpoiscs for
over forty years and has averaged al
least five a year, making a total of over
200. On one occasion he shot six in
one day.
There is no great profit in it but there
is splendid sport if one is able to do it.
1t requires a peculiar knack, similar TO
that Of shooting birds on the wing. The
porpoises that are found off Portland
headlight do not often leap out of wa
ter, as do those seen cut in the ocean.
They simply show their backs for an
instant and then roll quickly out Of
sight again. Mr.. Skillings uses No. I
shot, which is slightly smaller than
buckshot. He fires just as the shiniEg
back first appears, otherwise it would
be out of sight again before the shot
cclld get there. Very few men 60
porpoise shooting in Cusco bay. The
rnrpoises are not at all common and il
requires lots of skill and patience to get
one.
Probably MI. Ski!lings and his son
are the only men in the bay who make
a regular practice of hunting porpoises
every fall. But imagine a man II
years old going out in the ocean in Sep
TENDER and shooting two %porpoises. II
would be beyond the abilities Of mos
young men in the shooting line.-Port
!and Press.
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The Fulton, Mo-, Gazette says of a
Missouri town almost entirely populated
by Germans: Herman has no police
man, no city marshal, no prisoners. no
police court, no lawyers, but has eight
open saloons, and in its cellars are
stored about 1000, 900 gallons of wine"
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We Lead. Others Follow.

Cedar Rapids Gazette.
OF course, of course! America leads
in everything. We had the earthquake
right here in Cedar Rapids before Rome
and Paris had a chance at it. Still
some European countries claim that the
western states in this country are not
up With the times.
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Wise Beyond His Years.

Washington Evening Star.
"Bunkins. / guess, is about the smart
est man Of his years in this commun.
ity," said the citizen who observes.
KNOWS a great deal, does hep"
KNOWS a great deal? / should say
so. Why, sir. that man knows almost
as much as his 10 year old daughter
who is in the high SCHOOL,
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The following advertisement appeard
In the New York Herald: Vanderbilt
Marlborough wedding; church card for
sale for highest bid received before Mon
day next. Address A. B. 103. Herald"
If that's a sample of the way things are
done in the smart set in New York the
humber ought never to be permitted to
exceed 400.
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For a concern which is neither a ho-
tel nor n lodging house the United
States Mint supplies u good many peo-
pie with comfortable quarters.-BW-
jalo Courier.
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There is a 10 year old girl in Maine
who has the sleeping habit. She has
got so far along that she can sleep
twenty-three hours out of the twenty
fnur
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No more sky-scrapers can be erected
In San Francisco. The supervisors have
decided to limit the height of all new
buildings to 100 feet where the street Is
100 or more feet wide. and to 100 feet in
height on streets hat are narrower.
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Sir Thomas McNeal v "When a
mar insists on telling you how honest
he is, listen to him as If you believed
it, but trade horses with some other
man."
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Eight thousand carrier pigeons are
kept for use in the German army.
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3 LIND LOVE
Ill coLL1Ns.

Tempted by the prospect OF a change.
which offered to him a bed-ciiamber of his
own in the house of q person of distinc,
tion-with II garden to walk about in, and
flowers to gladden. his eyes, when he got
better-Oxbye eagerly adopted the Ill.
tentative OF leaving the hospital. Pray
let me co." the pJor fellow said; 81 am
sure 1 ah Ill b, tue better Tor it," Withou,
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some face frightened again with It's genial
bofish smile.
What u wonderful woman you are" he
cried. Isn't it just the thing hat l am
here for, to tell you what lnean-and my
aud reminds me- of what must do. Pay
my fee beforehand, Iris! Give Inc n kiss
and my poor meaning shALl be Offered in
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From Philadelphia, Too.
lilo .lalnhin Doanrd

A st. Louis exchange thinks hat
Harrison has been "weanea away from
thoughts of public life" Hollow wean!
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The doctor had led Fanny through man.
A weary and unrewarded walk. when now
she followed him to the hospitals: he had
inflicted a deliberate insult by calling her
..drolesse." and he had completed the sum
Of his offense by talking contemptnously
of her modesty and her mastery or the
French language. The woman's detesta
tion of him, which under ordinary csr
cumstances she might have attempted tc
conceal. was urged into audaciously as
sorting itself by the strong excitement
that now possessed her. Driven 70 bay.
Fanny made up her mind TO discover
the conspiracy OF which Mr.. Vimpany
was the auimating spirit bya method dar
ing enough to be worthy OF the doctor
NV knowledge of French has told me
something" she said. II have just heard.
Mr.. Vimpany, that you want nurse fol
your invalid gentleman. With my lord's
permission. suppose yon Try me!
Fanny's audacity Y a more than hel
masters pntiencc could endure. He or
dered her to leave the room.
The peace making doctor interfereG
again; "My dear lord, let me beg you
will not be too hard on the young wo
man." He turned to Fanny, with an eff
| fort to look iniulgent, which ended in the
temperance Of his rascally smile: ''lhanA
you, my dear, for your proposal" he SAID
III will let you know if we accept II. to
morrow
Fanny's unforgivtng master pointed t.
the door; she thanked Mr.. Yimpnny, ana
went out. Lord Harry eyed his friend IL
angry amazement. Are you mad!" hi
asked.
Tel me something first" the docto1
rejoincd. as there any English blood II
your family"
Lord Harry answered with n burst o
patriotic feeling. 81 regret to say m
family Is ndulterated in tnat manner. NJ.
grandmother was an Englishwoman."'
Mr.. Vimpany received this extract from
all his own
tits a relief to hear that he sud. "Yo,
may he capable {by the grandmothef'i
sideI of swallowing II dose of sound En-
glish sense. l can bnt try, at any rate
That woman is too bold and too clever t
b. treated like an ordinary servant-l In
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Indianapolis Journal: l surely do feel
tough, complained the leg Of mutton.
First l get roasted, and, as if that was
not enough, tomorrow they will cut me
cold.
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Mrs. VinsloN's SoorIiSa SYRUP for gn,lLren
%tectliinr, softcns The gums. reduces innnn4 'natiol
Eliu3s pain, cures wind collie. 25c n bottle.
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Wonder n

! wonder why hearts change so carelessly,
Forgetful Of the fires they have set
Agluw in other hearts,
Fargetful of the trembling lips once wet
With deWS of kisses. 4,
l wonder why it Observation-Disclosures
To steal away the loyalty and truth
That once We're glorified,
Leaving, alone, a formiesS ShadoW-ruin,
For those forgotten.
l wonder why we cannot, easnestly
Command our loves as we command oul
lives.
And prove it sweetly true,
That love remains to him who truly
strives
To grow in constancy.
] wonder why we never know ourselves
Can never look into ourselves and see
Tho hidden springs that wait
a magic touch to spring forth nightly,
And whelm our startled souls.
wonder why once earnest vows en-
shrined
Within the inner temples of our love,
Grow faint with lapsing time,
Like echoes from ones Whispering voice
above
The far off floating clouds
/ wonder why!
New Orleans T.mes-Democrat.
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Mrs. Gladstone owns three acres of
land in the vicinity of Niagara Falls.
said to be worth 5000.
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return. 1t will help ME If you remember
one thing. Vimpany and | areold friends,
date each other. Mind that!'
Tried fairly on its own merits, the stupid
fiction invented by the doctor produced
nn effect for which Lord Harry was not
prepared. The longer Iris listened, The
more strangely Iris looked at him Not n
word fell from her lips when he had done.
He noticed that she had turned pale: 1t
seemed to be almost possible that he had
frightened her.
III his bird-witted brains could have
coupled cause and effect. this WAS exact
lv the result which he might have nntici
Data1
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King Otto of Bavaria. has never
once since his accession gone beyond the
lofty walls of the castle of F~urstenried,
where he resides under the strictest sur
Vigilance, has just entered his 4Sth year.
The Marquis Imperial. we'll known n
Washington. has recently become en-
gagged to a beautiful Neapolitan. She is
of high birth as well. being the eldest
daughter of Don Eduardo Colonna,
prince of Summonte.
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SIOUX Cry PRINTING Co. No.seo-4e
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The subscription price is $1.75, paid in ad-
vance. No other weekly or monthly publica-
ton gives SO great an amount OF entertainment
and Instruction at SO small q price.
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Mr.. Vimpany answered that question
scornfully: us it likely that l should
have submitted to all the trouble l have
taken to get possession of that man, if |
had not seen II likeness between his face
and yours?"
The Irish lord said no more. When his
friend asked why he was silent, he gave
his reason sharply enough: II don't like
the subiect.'
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DIVORCE GRANTED.
Lena Topking from BENJAMIN Topking.
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage ana death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published.l
BORN.
BROwN-In this city, April 2, 1895, to the wife Of
]. J. Brown, son.
CRANE-In this city, April A, 1895, to the wife OF
Jonathan Griswold Crane son.
LIVINGSTONE Carson, New, April z, 1895, to
the wife of A. Livingston, daughter.
MORRIS-In this city, April 10, 1895, to the wife
of A. Il. Morris, son.
PLUMNdER-In Centerville, Cal, April IL, 1898,
! to the wife of Charles A. Plummer, daughter.
RYAN-In this city, March 10, 1895, to the wife Of
Henry M. Ryan, son.
SCHOUW-In this city, April 9, 1895, to the wife
of John F. Schouw, son.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Arrived.
THURSDAY April IL.
stmr walia walla, Wallace, 79 hours from Vic.
toria and Puget Sound; pass and mdse, to Goodall,
Perkins & Co.
Schr Olga, Olsen, IL days from New Westminster;
900 N # lumber, to Kennedy & Inglis.
Importations.
TACOMA-Per Walla Walla--1 thb butter, l Dbl
whisky, cigars1 cs smok tobacco, 800 bars bull
lion.
Tacoma west of Fargo, via N r R-120 bxs tai
low, bx shoes, 40S SKIS sos half SKIS 166 bbS -four,
Tacoma east of Fargo-1 bx boiler tubes bx
hardware, bx faucets.
Everett-1S bis sacks, 1900 bars bullion, IL
cs % rolls $50 bdls paper
Anacortes-50 bxs Goldfish, 1873 SKIS oats.
Whatcom-5 SKIS dried peaches, cs lemons, 2
chests express, l keg coin.
Stka-1 cS stores, cs ndse.
Kilsnoo-2634 SKIS guano, i kit herring.
juneau bal h seal, cs furs, cs tools, 2 bars
bullion.
Wrangel-1 pkg coin.
Port Townsend pkg CON- chit express.
Victoria-53 bis comp dry sheepskins, las balls
salt sheepskins, ~ SKIS vcushed bones, chit ex-
press a bag coin, ! cs curos.
Seattle-S bdlS deerSkins, Is cS cheese pkg
law-books, bx sponges, csk Dbl bx crockery,
AGA tons coal, 10 pkgs express, bags coin. box
pals fish, bxs mdse cs clothing, 2S3 salt hides
organ, SO bbls tiles, SO crts wooden mantels, 81
bxs hardware.
vancouver-2 cs cigarettes, % cs smoking to-
bacco, i cs denmies go cs cigarettes, 2 cs wooden
names; 8 cs boots and shoes, IL cs windlass, cs
cigars, 9 cs drygoods 2S hosiery, bbls glass
ware, 3 bbls / bx ware, new furniture, i
cs butter moulds, bxs pictures and frames, car
$50 bbls glucose 10 pianos organs, bx music
paper, cS mouldings, 43 bbls lasts.
Consignees.
Per Walla Walla-Wells, Fargo g. Co; N ohlandt,
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Bissinger Il Co: Tnlrnann & Bendel w P Fuller &
Co: Bank of California; III Lebes 81 Co; d Vervalin
e. Co: Allen & Lewis: + Whitney q Co; l. Bry-
ant; Selby Smelling and Lead Cow 6 Richardson3
G ] Leist IL Co; Geo Morrow 81 Co; 81 Dutard; r &
L Black; Norton, Teller & Co Dairymen's Unions
Meyerield, Mitchell 81 Co; American Tobacco Coz
Main d. Winchester; Getz Bros IL Co ;Bennett Bros:
Bare Bros:; American Biscuit Co; JohnSon-Locke
Bfer Co: American Carbonic Acid Co; Bancroft Cos
A L Bryan Soc b. HAIRY Unna Co; c &c Rolling
Jansen Rose d. Heney; Miller, Sloss & Scotts
Berth & Lepori; Erlanger & Galinger Green's
fielder & Co: Grey & Barbieri; Hyams, Pauson d
Co: Holman & Alexander; Lievre. Fricke q Co,
K Armsby d Co; ID Keefe & Co; Sunset Tel Co:
w 81 Sloane & Co: Sherman Clay & Co; Roths-
child & Ehrenpfort; J w Evans; Baker 81 Hamil-
ton; Davis Bros; ] No0nan; Lewis, Anderson d
Co; Oregon Imp Co: w Summer q Co.
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pELINouENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - GOLDEN
IL Eagle Mining comprehension OF principal
place Of business, San Francisco California: loca-
ton OF works, Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon
County, Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, CT account Of assessment no. ID
several amounts set opposite the of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows:
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And in accordance with law, and an order from
the Board of Directors, made on the eighth day OF
January, 1895, so many shares Of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary, win be sold Mt pub
lie auction At the Office of the company room so
Nevada Block, No. zoe Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California, on MONDAY, the fourth
day Of March, 1895, at the hour of O'Clock r ~
of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with costs OF advertising and ex-
penses OF SALE -
E. 3. HOLMES. Secretary.
Ofice-Room so, Nevada Block. No. 300 Mont
gumezy street, San Frsncisco, California
POSTPONEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that by order Of the Board
OF Directors the date OF the sale Of delinquent stock
for assessment No. l is hereby postponed to MON
DAY, the 25th day Of March, A. ID. 1885, ut the
'NAAe 'A-' Z. B. HOLMES, Secretary.
GOLDEN EAGLE MINING COMPANY
FURTHER DISAPPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that by order OF the Board
of Directors the day the sale OF delinquent stock
for assessment No. is hereby further postponed
10 WEDNESDAY, the Gath day OF April A. d.
1895, at the same time and place.
K. b. HOLM ES. Secretary
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PARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP-TO ALL
~ whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given
that the coparnership heretofore existing between
]. S. ELLIOTT and WILL WRIGHT, under the
firm name of WRIGHT & ELLIOTT, at 302 Third
st.. San Francisco, in the grocery business, has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent. ]. 8
ELLIOTT will continue said business at the same
place and will pay all bills of said firm. and is
authorized to collect all debts due said WRIGHT 81
ELLIOTT. J. S. ELLIOTT.
San Francisco April IL, 1895.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank White and Catherine Hurley, 1924.
Eugenio Fanda and Letiza Colombo, 31-1S.
Angelo Sarocco and Mary Corsiglia, 22-1S.
Jacques Faurie and Madeleine Etchart, SO-31.
Andreas Abrahamsen and Anna L. Peach, $3.50.
G. Arnaboldi and Rosa Franceschi, 25-29
Frank t. Perkins and Emma Thompson, 1876.
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.


TN COMPARISON THE CALIGRAPH LASTS
i forever NAYLOR, 19 Montgomery. Rents,
repairs, supplies, mimeographs installments
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LAUREL HILL CEnETERY

IANDhD - =. = = . : =
EHoICE LOCATIONS IN ANY PART OF THE
" grounds for sale and lots laid out on the Lawn
system or inclosed with low walls, as purchaser
may desire.
Perpetual care of plats speciality.
Cemetery permanent.
For the purchase Of lots or for any improvements
applv to the superintendent on the grounds, Cen
trail avenue and Bush ST.. san francisco, Cal
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DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN.
Catherine Horen against John Horen.
Helen b. Moulten against Proctor Moulten.
Catherine Long against Cyril o. Long.
Caroline Cronch against Alfred i. Cronch.
Ida Bruce against Scott Bruce.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL TERMS AS PER CAT.

DEAL ESTATE AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY APRIL II 1909 Ar 10 NOON
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C+O0O GROCERY AND DELICACY STORE
u OUU. in Western Addition: rent $50: lease;
owner has another store and sacrifices place on ac-
count OF too much to attend 70. Particulars $50
California ST., Phoenix bar.
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sHAINwALD, BUCKBEE & CO., AUCTION
EERS,
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7 WANT PARTNER WITH $500 WHO KNOWS
L good travelling proposition when he sees it. P,
box 81, Call Office
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DIED.

DIED.
Barry, Ella Mcdonald, Martha c.
Braticevich, Captain ]. McEnerney, John
Cahill, Patrick Moran, Frank
Doud, Ellie Mort, George
Flanagan, Ann Isabel Plouf, DR.. J. E.
Gerber, Jean Baptiste QutllInan, Frances
Letter, Rudolph Revest, Louis
Mccoy, Patrick Radmilovich, Sam
Mccarthy, John Sullivan, Frank J.
Mccullough, Catherine Taylor, W. S.
Tyler, George w.
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Hay. GRAIN AND COMMISSION BUSINESS;
u two-third interest: established 29 years. APP
ply Call Office TO Market st.
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PROBATE SALE.

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DARE CHANCE-ACCOUNT DEPARTURE
LII fine variety store. inquire this office.
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TOR SALE-CORNER LIQUOR-STORE WITH
II good bar trade. Apply 36S Third st.
DOADSIDE HOTEL TO LET-THAT YELL
IL known roadside hotel with grounds to let at
San Bruno station, San Mateo County. Apply on
premises or TO DICK CUNNINGHAN, 306 Grove
st: san Francisco.
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: CEGAR-STORE: OLD-EsTABLISHED; RARE
~ bargain. Apply this Office.
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nns1Nrss CHANCES.

FXTFS CAN SELL voc OUT AT SHORT Nc
w tice. try US. PR0LL, SFENBERG d co
S7Si,- Market ST.
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IO6O PARTNER WANTED IN PROFIT
ID 1OOO. able, growing foundry business, to
attend to the books and collections, etc. Address
=, box SO, this Office.