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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mali will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be ndorsed with the name and residence of persons authorized to have the same published
 BORN. BIlANCHARD-In this city, July 22 1sss to the wife of Milton F. Blanchard a daughter COHELAN-Ir this city, July 4, 1898, to the wife of D. s. Cohelan, son. DALY-In this city, July Il, 1898, to the wife of Thomas M Daly, son. DowD-In Mill Valley, July g. 1S9S to the wife of c. J. Dowd, twin daughters FICK-In this city July 20 1898, to the wife of Charles Flick GILLIGAN--In this city July 22 1ssS to the wife of John T. Gilligan, a daughter GOLINSKY-July IT. 1898, to the wife of E. Goinsky, daughter. this city, July 10, 1s9s to the wife of Lieutenant Charles J. Hogan, a son McCARTHY-In this city. July 1S, 1898. to the wife of Charles F. Mccarthy, a daughter MANN-To the wife of A. Mann Jr., a son. MULLER-In Fitchburg, Alameda Count July 22, 1898, to the wife of J. H. ". Muller, a son.
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MUsANTE-In this city. July f. 1898. to the wife of Louis Musante, son. NIELSEN-July IS, 1898, to the wife of Cap
 tain Fred Nielsen, a daughter OBRIEN-In this city, July 14 1S9S to the wife of Matthew O Brien, daughter. O'DAY-In this city, July g. 1S9S to the wife of Harry J. ODay, daughter. ROBERTS-In this city July 22 1898, to thE
 wife of Thomas F, Roberts, a son. SMITH-In this city, July IS, 1898, to the wifi of c. J. Smith, a daughter. VUCOSANLIEVICH-In this city, July 19 1898. to the wife of Spiro Vucosanlievich, a son. WARD-In this city June 19, 1S9S to the wife of James A. Ward, a daughter WALLACE-In this city, July g, 1S9S to the wife of Captain Albert Wallace, a daughter.
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FRurTvALE REAL ESTATE.

H. A. PLEITNER, FRUITvALE STATION.
 That's what war does Worth S3000 two months ago. I was authorized to sell this beautiful below described property at the very low price of s2050 three weeks ago, and now the owner is willing to sell 1t for $500 It consists of 2-story house of rooms and bath, fine mantel barn. choice fruit trees in bearing lot 50x150 located in the best part of Fruitvale s10o cash, balance on your own terms For further information apply at H A. PLEITNER, FRUITVALE STATION
 Sl650-New story and half cottage Of 5 rooms and bath, fine mantel, reception hail. rooms beautifully tinted and frescoed, sani- tary plumbing. lot 50x125; streetwork all com pete.
 H A. PLEITNER, FRUITVALE STATION.
 S500-House of rooms chicken houses, good we'll lot 75x11o, all fenced.
 H. A. PLEITNER, FRUITVALE STATION.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses lave been issued as follows.
 Chung Ho Gee and An Suey Sing. Ss-lS Augustine Keller and Nellie Leary. 4O-32 Michael Rogers and Lillie Manning ....... 2S-2O Joseph McNeill and Sarah A. Miles. ....... .40-37 William II. Henckel and Dora s. Eggers. .37-37 Joseph J. Schwarz and Josephine Healy .l9-1s George A. McDougall and Grace E. Hare. .24-18 Richard W. Pearson and Mamma Binford 2l-2S A. r. Anderson and Alice s. Johnson. .35-23 Charles N. Paul and Lizzie Larkin ......... .23- -22
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MARRIED.

HAHN-DE. vERE-July ', 1898, by the Rev. J. Fuendeliug, H. C. Hahn of Oakland and Carrie A, De We're of Sacramento. MACDONALD-WOLF-I this city, July 20, 1898, by Judge E. A. Belcher, William Mac donald and Alice S. Wolf
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cARD OF THANKs.

WITT-To my many friends and acquaintances and especially the officers and members of the San Francisco Schuetzen Verein and the Verefn Eintracht, who gave so many evil dences of their heartfelt and comforting sym pathy during my late bereavement of father, F. G. Witt I desire to return my sincere thanks. HENRY D. WITT, Son
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A COTY COTTACE.

NEAR LARRIN AND PACIFIC SITS. $-J-e-2 flats, rents SlS0 per annumi about half Q lot vacant: 45 :6N5S:9
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A BARGAIN ON PACIFIC STREET Et'll-o-story house of 10 rooms and bath and | --t' rents S2l6 Der annum; this is a bargain.
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A coon SNrA

GOOD SMALL INVESTMENT S1-aV-Near Valencia and Mission streets: rents Sls2 per anuum; cottages of rooms each; large lot 6oxI22:6
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A COTTAGE AT A BARGAIN S.a"N-A eozy bay-window cottage of rooms and ,aih' handy to several lines of street cars; sanchez street.
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A COzG COTTAGE CHEAP-GEARY ST. >-..l-S -Say-windOw cottage of rooms and eotu, brick foundation, etc; 25xS5: will be sold on very easy terms.
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R1.sINrss rl

MISSION BUSINESS. CORNER NE0-Nery cheap; 33xlls; within 2O0 feet of 1t.s-.-n-ss. electric cars; nicely situated for store and flats
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MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
 SS5.l-2-stOry house of rooms: house alone worth the money; could be converted into flats at very little expense; within a few blocks of the City Hall; 25x100.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
HONF ON EAsY rrpn,c

1 H. UAIBSEN o CO, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
 IA MonMomery st
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. A CHEAP BUILDING LOT Sl>l5-M -McAllisJer street, 25xl00; street &C.,
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4 VERY CHEAP HOME-STETNER ST
 SSSlU-Nlce location; substantial 2-story bay. ndow house of rooms and bath. etc: brick fllndation; stone walks; street accepted.
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MISSION ST. near Sixth. Market and new F9stotnce-StXi6O to rear street; rents S177 50; offer wanted; particulars at offce
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s75oo - Beautiful McAllister-st. residence; bargain; terms to suit.
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S56oo-Beautiful cottage; Jackson and Scott SIS, opposite Alta plaza; very cheap
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sr-5-Ccttage of s rooms and lot a5x7oo. o small amount cash, balance in monthly pay- | u.uts. interest 2t : per cent; near Mission street electric ears.
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S2s00-NiCe location; Post st; cozy bay window cottage of rooms and bath: brick foundation, etc; stone sidewalks: street ac- cepted; will be sold on easy terms.
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s525Q-Western Addition flats; rents S4S 50: cost over SS100 must be sold; bank mortgage of SSauU at 65a per cent can remain.
 BURNHAM & MARSH CO,
 % Mont gOmery st.
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Call and obtain one of our Real Estate helorls. which contains a list of properties ia all parts of the city for sale.
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S2460o-Poweu and O'Farrel sts.; rents s20ot per annum; particulars at office
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ANOTHER Gnnn n

A GOOD BUILDING LOT. S5Ns-"estern Addition; 55:4laxlOO; sun all
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CHEAP MISSION BUILDING LOTS
 S5 per loot; any frontage: rood depth: only l... block from Mission-st electric cars: s.- - work done; lots all ready to build on
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ANOTHER GOOD INVESTMENT. $65ol-2 elegant new bay-window flats of and rooms and bath each; best renting local. ity ID The Western Addition; 25x137:6.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

MADISON BURKE. Real Estate Agents Established 1858. 626 Market st. eAA''
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CORNER RI-STNFSS TOT

S5--9-Corner, S4:6X110. on Devisadero st; a store and flats.
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PINE -STREET REcInrNr

TIN NL-NI INEEI RESIDENCE.
 Slo0}-A bargain on account of foreclosure of mortgage; an elegant home, containing all modern improvements and conveniences; 25x
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.,Sn Must sell to close an estate-An elegant in- Polk; 25xlS76; buildings only s550O asked e,j''A
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G. H. UAIBSEN & CO.
 14 Montgomery st.
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and bath lot 2Sxl2s ''ei' FooIl
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$.oVe-McAllister st., near Fillmore: 9 lare nats' paying good Income; lot 25xl00
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S5o00-S fiats Twenty-frst st near va1oro,, rents sSs per month lot 22xs0 -''' 'oAeiicld
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bath; lot 23x1S7:6. Fooiiis al
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S5s0o-Rent s47; store and ? flats Geary st. {24O0-Rent S25: a double fiat; rooms below
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FLATS TO LET-conttnued.

STORE and rooms; also flats, rooms and bath; rent SIP and SIS. 1463, 1465 1467 and 1475 Fifteenth st
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S290o-Twenty-ffth st. near Sanchez, rooms and bath; 4:3x1I4
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SSooo-Cottage and lot; Twenty-first st. nea Castroi rooms and bath; lot 2hx11I " -Ie'
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ROOMS TO LET-conttnued.

HYDE, 1105 (Hote vctoria)-Unfurnished sunny corner suites; running water, bath and gas; hrst-class every respect; terms reasnble.
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Sl4oCICottage and lot: Duncan st. naa Churchi rooms and stable: 25xIl4 ---
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL NOTICE. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.
 T TJyIH VII r,r,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
 FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.
 JUST LIKE PAYING RENT. s1200 s1700 $500. s2200. S2600, s3000. The above are lovely cottages which have been thrown the market for non-payment of installments. and they offered at a great sacrifice to close accounts. They con- tain 4 g. and rooms, and finished up to date; almost new, and located near schools and stations.
 We are going to weed 2, them, them out; and invite inspection. MARCUSE x REMMEL, Bay-st station, Alameda, and 630 Market st., San Francisco. Open Sundays and holidays. ALAMEDA BARGAINS.
 $1300-Lot 33;4x100; neat house; rooms and s15OO-Lot 25x15o; nice house; rooms and bath any terms.
 $22oo-Lot 25x147: nice new shingled 2-story house; rooms and bath.
 $500 - Lot 40x100; 2-story; rooms; worth s2500.
 s2SO0-Lot 42x15o: elegant new modern cottage; rooms and bath; up-to-date
 S3000-Lot 42x150 fine NV. corner; rooms and bath; new and modern.
 Lot 100xl45 elegant corner lot, with rooms and bath. stable. fruit trees, etc. All well located; nsar school and station: street work done. Apply at once to
 H. P. MORTAL & CO, Houses to let. I432 Park st., Alameda. SNAP-New house and bath; lot 50x15O; good location; minutes walk from station. Ap- ply to owner. 1912 Chapin st. FOR sale immediately. cheap house and lot 35x115: and bath all new improve ments; 2 blocks from Grand-st. Station; 1925 Pacific ave, Alameda. GEO. SCHNEIDER, Alameda
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Several excellent properties on Market street {i2 25J0-Taylor st.. nsar Market; large lot; we'll improved; stores and flats.
 s52 5Jc-Eddy st., near Market; centrally To-
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T, Must be soId-2 fine flats on Hayes st. near Buchanan; lot 276x120 to rear Street. avta aras very low @56; only s725O; make offer rents
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OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD.

SUNNY rooms with board; quiet neighborhood; near local trains 1920 Adelne st., Oakland. ALL conveniences; new furniture; housekeeping or single board optional s month up. s70
 Ilr.-nd drrrnhr
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5oo5o2Rent SsSo; stores and flats; never
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&sljD, formerly s13, 000-Ninth st., near Mis- sion; must be sold; only $4O00 cash wanted.
 SlTi01-An undivided half of lot l25x105 feet, covered with buildings yielding good rent, on
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3+500-New modern Park panhandle residence. sl55o-CottaEe - Twenty-nrst st., near San chez; lot 25xl14: very cheap.
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S65o0-New modern corner residence: 10 roo and bath. Shrader st.. near Park entrance
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$5o0-Cheap corner for business on Pacific st.; 45x6o; houses; rent sSs
 HOOKER S LENT
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Ss500-3 fine large s-room modern flats ne Washington and Leavenworth sts.; rents $S5
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-27

: Sn geutiblano 1T Die Gernpbf-
ernte poaftdiioia miBraiben. Nah bein
Beri1t bes in 6rantfprt a. M. ftatiDa..
nirten @eneralepnful MafDn lDirD NIT
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SiiDbeutI1lanb oar tein Mpfeltpein 9e.
mo1t unb Mepfel tplien brei Mlal 10 nisl
sals geipobnliA. Nehnlid iDll es III
Grantreib, 3nrol, 90bmeil lll0 bent
r6roliden Stalien ousiebeii.
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grieiIiifc.

Stir Die am 20. October enbenbe
Wo9e blieben fDlsenbe lliht reflamirte
Briefe auf Der bieiigen Ypitoffice
u. 2onefelop,
Wir. 80. peffers.
Qissie Sbomas.
Mtr. Mnthpnp Shomplon.
Wtr. 2eipis Nation.
Wr. Saeob MaltS 2.
8. q. 0earborfL 8. M.
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8ufset,S Mrnifa SnIbe.

Die BEL tie Salbe in Der gDelt fiir
Sdnittpunoeu, Gef6tuitre, 6al3fluB,
6ieberpunoen, 9lusidlas aufseiprun-
gene Sdnoe, Sroitbeulen, Siibnerausen
uno aae 9alltausf6ldge, fotpie fie be-
itimmt Sdmprrboiben beilt. sic tpirb
garantirt, Die beife 3ufriebenbeit 5u gts
ben, ooer bas Gelb miro suriifsegeben.
preis Is Gents per 56a0tel bel s. 6.
WtlGcr & Snhn.
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Gbeinpfab.

Sggersbeim. Dos 3ia6riqe
S0bn9en bes 8ad1teinbrenners So
bannes Walbenberger ertrant in einem
neben benz 9auIe befinbli9en Weiber.
pirmafens. Der 83idbrige er=
blinbete Mebger Nbrabam gbelsbGu1er
itiir5te BON Der i'm 2. @tod befinblihen
8allerie bes 9aufes, in pelhem er
ipobnte, in ben 9of binab. Surge 3eit
barauf mar Gbelsbdufer cine 2eide.
g hauerberg. 2luf benz bie5i=
gen 5oritamte lebt cine Grau Munsinz
ger, bic bds 100. Sahr erreidt bat unb
leBt nod t0rperlih unb seiitis sefunb
1T. Menn Tie nod anbertbalb Sabre
lebt, 10 bat tie in 3 Sabrbunberten se-
lebt.
5bifferfabt. Die 15idbriqe
So4ter bes WobntpGrters geora Rubn
fam init elmer brennenben Denampe in
bsr 4anb 81 San. nobel ii9 bas Del
iiber ibre Rleiber ergob, bic balb lich=
terlcA brunnten. Dns MGbhen Iieqt
infol9s Der erlittenen Drcnbpunben
slhiper franz bornieber.
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1nh3eit. Mrbciter Berg fpuroe perr
bdftet. neil er nit eiisem 12idbrisen
MdDden unsii4tiss 9aablungen Dor@
genpmr1en botte.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1898-12-22
The Sure La Grippe Cure.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady, if you will only get
the right remedy. You are having
pain all through your body, your liver
is out. of order, have no appetite, no
life or ambition, have a bad cold, in
fact are completely used up. Electric
Bitters is the only remedy that will
give you prompt and sure relief. They
act directly on your liver, stomach
and kidneys, tone up the whole sys-
tenn and make you feel like new be-
ing. They are guaranteed to cure or
price refunded. For sale at Pioneer
drug store, only so cents per bottle.
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and I called to my man and said:

and called to my man and said:
Help him out! Help him outp
"'I fear, sir, that he will die in the
street,
Help him out Let him die where
he pleases outside of my officep
"As the door closed on the wretch l
touched myself ON the breast and said: /:
Stone here, stone here; yes, thanks to
you, Miss Fanny, stone here.
He turned from the crayon and sank
into the scarlet chair, stretched out his
legs and let his arms fall at his side.
The pinches had grown deeper and
coarser, and the skin between his eyes
was heavily fluted.
John Frostberg, you are a success"
he soliloquized. "Your touch is the
philosophers stone. Streams of gold
start at your bidding. Men court you
and fear you, flatter you to your face
and deride you behind your back. Why
should any man court me? All the fat.
terry and sycophancy that can be prac-
ticed would not affect me to the grant
ing of the slightest favor or accommo-
dation. l have no transactions save to
my own advantage. One aim controls
all my actions-gold; yellow, bright,
precious gold, sought by the myriad but
found by the few. am of the few.
me in an unbroken food, increasing in
volume with each day in each year.
The first stroke of my pick threw up
nugget. Three months after that fatal
Christmas night 20 years ago. wherein
I moodily discussed if it were not bet
ter to cast myself into the sea, landed
me on the Pacific coast. was soon
among the outgoing crowd, seeking the
mines. made no friends, entered into
no alliances; just joined the crowd and
hustled ON. knew not where. / was
soon known as the silent man. I hated
my fellows as l hated everything but
gold. No partnerships were offered me;
no proposition Of joint labor. I was
left alone-to myself-and in my heart
I was glad. The frst stroke of my pick
threw up nugget. looked around to
see if any one were near before reaching
for the glittering lump. They had
avoided me. was alone. There was no
sound of pick or shovel or voice, no
song Of bird or hum Of insect. At that
moment felt that was the only liv-
ing thing. AS I gazed on the metal,
glittering in the SUMS rays, thoughts Of
home, of mother and of her came to
me, and for the instant I forgot the
precious ore. Thoughts of 'herr Yes,
Of Fanny was under the chestnuts
and elms again. In my heart heard
her sweet voice and saw her still sweet
er face. One Of my ships had come into
port. It was freighted for 'her.' She
had crept back into my heart and was
whispering, For me, for me-. No, not
for you, but for myself, myself. an
swered. You are cast out, and in your
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and aCiped the glass.
in slow, audible tones. He sighed. 1t
was more like groan than a sigh.
twenty-five years, 90 years, he
kept repeating. His face grew longer.
His lower jaw fell as if dislocated. In
another instant he had sprung from his
seat with a start, still muttering:
twenty-five years tonight" His
eyes wandered around the room until
they fell on the crayon of the children
gathering chestnuts. He gazed for a
moment, then threw his arm in front
Of his face, as though brushing some
thing away, rubbed his eyes and walk
ed to the crayon. He took a handker-
chief from his pocket and wiped the
glass which covered the picture.
"It is SO years since that time-32
years -32 years." he kept repeat.
ing-"32 years. l wonder what be.
came of her, the kind hearted child, the
cruel hearted woman. I gave her all
the nuts I gathered, every wild flower
I culled, every tinted leaf, and she gave
me smiles and kisses. Had it only end
ed there But no! 1t had to 60 to the
end. Twenty-Five years ago tonight l
gave her my heart and she scornfully
threw the throbbing thing back to me
threw it back with laugh. In an in
slant it was as worthless to me as il
was to her. All the fires save those
which feed hate and revenge died out
of it, and in the bitter cold of that
Nhr, tho xr,nrth
less thing froze. It was soft, tender
heart when I offered it to her-too ten
der and too soft. They used to say that
my heart was SO tender that it made
my head soft. / guess that was true. 1t
is not SO now. 1t is hard enough now,
and my head is hard too. Soft hearts
and soft heads go together and hard
hearts and hard heads 60 together.
Thanks to you, Miss Fanny, I have a
hard heart. Thanks to you, Miss Fan
ny, have a hard head, heart that
does not throb with sympathy toward
human suffering, head that is thrifty,
head that makes the most of the least,
head that is at home with bonds and
stocks and mortgages and deeds. Aha !!
Thanks to you, Miss Fanny! My heart,
which you threw back, in its bitterness
and suffering turned to stone and has
given character to the head. Twenty
five years I have been gathering, gath
ering, gathering"
He turned from the crayon and ran
his long. bony fingers through his bristle-
like hair. Withdrawing them, he put
his hands and indeed most Of his long
arms into his breeohes pockets. drew
his shoulders up and let his head sink
until his neck was lost. His brows
Strengthened, and between them the
skin futed. The pinohes in his cheeks
and at the corners Of his eyes and mouth
deepened until they looked like scars
He sank into the scarlet velvet chair
with a grin and q chuckle as he mutt
tered:
Eyes, may thank You for all, Miss
Fanny--for the bonds, the stocks, the
mortgagee, the deeds and boards Of
money! Yea for more-for the pain,
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Holiday Excursions.

Excursion tickets will be sold at all
stations on the Northwestern line
&C. st. P. NJ. s. o. R'y. 8. @. & P. R'y
and f. E. & M. V. r. R.) to all other
points on this system within 200 miles
of the selling station, at greatly re-
duced rates, December "a, 25, 20 and
81, 1898, and January and 2, 1899.
Apply to agents Chicago and North
Western R'y for full particulars.
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John Frostberg rose from his scarlet
L. !. Eoll

John Frostberg rose from his scarlet
chair and opened the folding doors.
"Take the chill off the bed, he NUT
tered, and resumed his seat. He fixed his
eyes on the tiny white flames which
crept from the bank of coal on the
CRATE. Occasionally he ran his long,
bony fingers through his bristlelike hair,
or pulled at the point Of his chin, or
ran his hands down his cheeks in vain
endeavor to smooth them. He threw his
head back, resting it on the soft velvet
plush, closed his eyes and laid his
hands across them.
Twenty five years ago tonight-yes.
25 years ago this very night" he said
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stead are greed, avarice, revenge and
hate snatched the glittering lump,
and as hid it from sight muttered,
For myself My strength grew with
success, and every stroke of the pick
rolled the metal to my feet. It came in
little tiny scales, and then again in
strangely shaped Jumps, as though they
had their birth in fire. I gathered the
yellow particles and thrust them deep
into my pockets as Imuttered, For my
SELF"
ITo BE Continued
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What Shall It Be !?

At this time of year no question
agitates the mind of the average
citizen more than "What shall /
select for a Christmas gift ?" In
selecting my holiday stock it was
done with a view of preparing to
secure all classes of trade and have
by far the finest assortment ever
displayed in this city, comprising:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
KATONAF

The Re- Or : I Bowman and Mrs Bowman
pccompanlel BY their daughter Mrs James Hoyt'
starred on Thursday fcr The Berkshire Hills where
They viii spend the next Two weeks
Nr and Mrs r. " Gorham and Miss Helen Cor
ham who have been spending the last week with
Mr. and Mrs Edward Gorham in East Norwalk'
Conn. will return 20 their home here 20 morrow
The Bedford Farmers CLUB will meet on Wednes-
day next AZ . o'cl1ck in the Mount klsco Opera
House The subject for discussion will he or
cha ding i;e Possibilities ana Profits. ard WI.
b. introduced by Edwin Hoyt. Of N"w-Canaan.
Conn -
Mr. and Mrs George Told. who with their fam
Ny arc siendng the season at their cottage ii
Ocean Grove. are ~ their home I'M This pace 'or
DR. and Mrs j. C Wood entertained a number of
[ticnds Thursday evening IN honor OF MIS-
: socia5le under he auspices or thc CHRISTIAN
Tndeavor Society of The katOnah Presoyterlan
Church neld in the chapel on "Wednesday even
IIrs Henry Chadaayne. of Michigan. has been the
guest Of her brother lanes c Mavne. nj mis- pace
FOR The last week .,,
a, Bedford Centre Wednesday ana ThursdaN
last The Rev II. Warning. who gave the an
ual ad ireSS was chosen moderator. and the Rev
Y " Benedict. Of Croton Falls. was reelected
clerk Amons the speakers and subj cts We're me
Rev c / Rhoades Foreign Missions the Rev
Or y s Lloyd. Ministerial Educ ation and the
Rev. II. 6 Greggs, Of Mahopac Falls, on nuIs-
DAY morning praise service was held, led by the
rev 4 v Ba ocock of Brewster. There was
large attendance AZ every session