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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
Orphanage of $40 Lake st., San Francisco.
has received the following orphan and half
orphan girls from July 1 to October 1, 1898:
Margaret Edwards, year 10 months; Grace
Jarrett, years; Esther Jarrett, years; Rosa
lind Christensen, IL years; Hazel Wood, 5
years 3 months: Lillian Crummey. 1 year
months; Dora au Buchon, years 9 months:
Ruth au Buchon years 1 month: Margaret
Anderson. years; Esther Petersen 6 years;
Albertine Petersen, years; Ruth Vanier. 3
years; Ada Vanier, 1 year Z months; Eva
Rhoade years 9 months; Jennie Scott ]
years S months; Mary Scott. years months
Amelia Scott, years 1 month; Venus Maur-
mon II years; Katie Kirkham, 13 years 8
months: George Kirkham, IL years; Jennie
Kirkham. 10 years.
BAD tenants elected for 81; collections made:
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO., AIS Montgomery St, room 6: tel. $780,
DR. MACLENNAN cures where medical art
fails or no fee free diagnosis. 100 Haight St
ROOMS papered from SO; whtened. 81 up;
painting done. Hartmann Paint Co.. 343 Sd st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-17
Democratic Club Men Din,
Under a San Leandro
Grapevine Arbor.

TINE annual love feast Of braves
of the Iroquois Democratic
Club was held yesterday at
San Leandro. 1t assumed the
form of bullshead breakfast under
the grape vine arbor of Estadillo
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

en- cSoc 49,
share) of the HUTCHINSON SUGAR PLAN
TATION co. will be payable at the office of
the company. 1877 Market st, on and after
will close on Friday October IA, 1898. at 3
O'Clock D. m. E. II. SHELDON, Secretary.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-03-26

part of blk described as follows: commencing at
of Superior and First st running, thence My
along the line of Superior so IT, thence ely l2S e
right angles, thence ely parallel line WIN IN
Superior 81 f. thence q n % ~ u 81 10 s. "a
psss q az npont 50 e MY from Of
Superior and First ct running thence MY oO II along
the line Superior thence at right angles 10
IT. thence sly parallel with Superior ave DO IT, thence
WHY right angles LIS It to place OF beginning being
part Of III d..c,6a =. ~ ,i,oxs. oow9enoiog a.
n cor of Superior and First st running thence
at right angles LIS IT, thence SLY parallel with Superior
IT, thence WHY at right angles l25 # to place OF
beginning -.-----L--s 555 Va % 20 7A
part of blk commencing at point in the line OF
Superior 2s0 It My from the cor OF Superior
and First st running thence My along the line
of Superior IS It less to the line OF land
owned by f. Grenier, thence 1855 II less to
line of alley of blk thence sly TO land of A. Gal
lanean, thence WHY to place Of beginnng
commencing at point where the line of First ct inter
sects the WY line of the right of way OF the d. s.
Ry, running thence My along the WY line OF said
right of $50 it, thence running WY on parallel
line with First ct 80 feet thence ely parallel line
with Superior ave $50 IT,, thence ely on My line of
First st to place of beginning 8, "a
commencing at the n W corner of land owned by Il.
Nesbitt on blk 1, running thence My along the ely
line of Superior 70 ft to line of land owned by
A. Gaano thence ely along the lands of A. Galano
l25 it, thence sly on parable lice with Superior ave
~ #, thence WHY i25 # to place Of beginning
80 05 Of 20 los
lots 9 and 10 .------- So 10 OF 10 lsS
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-03-26

Township 81 North of Range 80 West
part of lot described as follows: commencing the
shore of Keweenaw Bay at the corner OF land owned
by j. B. Metockesega then running " 81 rds, 10 rds
es2 s the shore OF bay thence along the shore of
0a' " p'''' VI 10 81 ii o. 70 Ia
commanding at corner Of lot 4 running thence %
rds, thence rds, thence 70 rds TO the shore OF
bay thence along the shore Ct bay to PLACE
Z s's3H@s sS$ ID sS$s i !;
bounded and W BY Keweenaw bay by sec line BY
camp meeting 9 q 80 lsi ss 20 70 s7s
part of lot 4 bounded by Andrew 6kimfelds land Q
by line of lot, by Erick Larsons land BY Kewee
nav Bay rs 10 3,9 IS l3 40 4E7
bounded by James Jacksons land, by line Of X
ofssssby Robert Jaok'sR' LAND S' line q
commanding the shore Of Keweenaw Bay on the n
line of lot running thence 1s4o It, thence 1855 IT,
thence to bay shore thence to place Of besinning
side of lot bounded by Able Halls land, by line
of lot, by line Of lot, W by the bay
S5 S@ IsS e g 20 - q
n 2 Z 4 or x.--sss g 4sHS liz g 10 i .
at the post between 30 and % running
thence rds thence to the shore OF kewenaw Say
thence along the bay shore to the corner OF u D.
FOOi' land thence G to ss place Of ossinnaos s
NV $50 100 on 20 18
in W of commencing at the cor OF land owned
by o. j. Foot running thence 81 rds thence ~ rds,
thence rds 20 rds thence IL rds thence 80 rds,
thence IS rds to the place of beginning ------.-.
80 80 lis 20 o5 ais
Township 81 North of Range SO West.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-03-26
Foote's SubdiVlstOn.
Township 81 North of Range 80 West.

part of lot commencing at point where the line Of
blk II ntersects the ely line of D.. s. 3. and A. r.
Cos right of way running thence WY along the
ely line d. 8. g. and A. r. Il. Cos right OF way 70
point lo) # of the line Of ot ths1Se 10 .ns s
shore thence My along the snore oI
bay TO the line of blk H thence WY along the line
Of nix 10 the 9 of said blk H. thence y along
the line OF blk II to place of beginning sec 80;
~ ~ "a rs 81 Il 20 "a IS
commanding at cor of lot g. running thence My 100
IT, thence to the shore of Keweenaw bay thence sly
along the bay shore line OF said lot Z, thence
along the said line OF lot place of beginning
cept right of way of D., 8 g. and A. Ry Cos across
commencing at n corner Of lot 5, sec 80, RAINING
thence 100 II, thence to the line of lot q 80,
thence to the line of said lot 100 IT, thence
along line Of said lot to place Of beginning sec 49,
5e2 1 03 "a 20 SO
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-03-26

commencing at point where the line of First ct in
tersscts the WHY line of D., 3. s. and A. H. r. Co.'S
right Of way running thence In ely direction along
the WHY line of ID 8. 3. and A. X. r. Cos right of
way $50 IT, thence In My direction parallel with
First street so it, thence in sly direction parallel
with this WHY line OF the D.. 8. 8. and A. r. H. Co'e
right of way $50 IT to My line of First thence In
sly direction along the line of First st to place OF
beginning---.- 555 81 % 20 7A
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-03-26
VILLAGE OF BARAGA.
Township 81 North of Range 3s West.

thence In nelly direction along the said l. Anse and
Houghton state road to the place of beginning
So sss IS 50 a 81 55's0 10 SAT 81
com at the of Superior and State ave, thence
ming My along the line of Superior i07 IT, thence
ely 80 IT, thence SLY parallel with first described line
107 IT, thence WY along the line OF State ave to
'' IS So IS 674 i5a 70 ES
commencing at the corner OF land owned by Thomas
McGen est on State ave, thence running WY along
ely to land owned and occupied by Thomas McGillen
est thence sly to place Of S Be
commencing at the n " corner Of the \ Of n e \,
ave. thence WHY along the line of State 1855 IT,
thence to pass OF oesi 81 IS ssS Nls
commencing at the shore Of Kewenaw Bay at the Q
of land sold by J. r. Shafer and wife to the
II. and o. Il. r. Co.. running thence WHY along the
line Of said land 400 IT, thence My along the line OF
said N. II. and o. r. X. Co. land 30 it, thence WHY
along said land to 9 line of M. H and o. r. r. Co.'S
right way thence My along said right of way to the
line of a. thence said sec line to shore OF
Keweenaw Bay thence SLY along bay shore to the
place of beginning secs SO and 81 -------.--.,--.
Ill % 10 "a 4A 70 1876 38
Foote's Subdivision.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-03-26
VILLAGE OF BARAGA.

VILLAGE OF BAhAdA.
md 8l5 commencing at the corner of land owned by
the est. of John Finnigan the My line OF State
ave- running thence WHY on the My line OF State ave
80 IT, thence My 10& It In to blk b. thence ely along
the line of blk so IT, thence sly 0i It In to place of
beginning map of the viiI, q of ssrasa 70 70 50
com at the corner OF land owned by the est. of j.
f. Shafer State ave, thence running WY 80 tt along
the My line of State thence My l04 It in to blk
B. thence ely along blk 80 II to the of lands
OF est of f. Shafer thence sly l04l IT to place Of
beginning, map of village of Baraga
2445 4N sS 70 30 81
und Sl5 commencing at the Of land owned by
H. Il. Hollister on My line Of State ave- running
My l04 It and IN to line OF blk b, thence ely along
the said line of blk 100 IT, thence sly lo4 in to
the place of beginning map Of the village OF BaraTa Il
com at the of land State owned by Mrs. s.
Stephenson, running thence WY on MY line of state
thence sly to place of s'snnins m1 p as q
com M the W cor of land owned by I. III. McGrath,
tssH r. ebenos loo t. thence % It. thence to place
OF BEGINNING ~'p Oh ' SIS US / 70 70 S.
Township 81 North of Range IS West.
n 4 of
n -N % 20 38 so 10 "a So
part OF n W 4 of W described follows: Com at 8
Q cor of Y of W y, thence running W So ft more
or less to the ely line of the d. 8. and A. r. r. Co.'S
right OF way, thence in a ely direction along said
ely line OF right of way to the intersection of said ely
line of said right of way with the line of the
offs u, sec ", thence along said line of OF
4 x~I.A ~ kAxt nrnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
WHAT PEOPLE SAID TO HIM

From The Detroit Free Press.
His wife had been home all day and was anxious
for litile
You are downtown every day and have a chance
to see people ard engage In conversations. she
said repr )achfuy. while am right here In the
house. with chance TO meet anybody
But | go downtown to work he protested
Yes: but you can't help seeing somebody you
know and exchanging views and getting the beneht
of intellectual contact The beneht may he lmper-
ceptible at the moment but IT exists Now. dare
say you hadn't got into your office before you met
somebody"
That's a fact. | met Miss Bnks She must
have read about some bargain that she apparently
wanted | don't what else could have got her
out so early"
And OF course" she went on triumphantly
YOU paused and exchanged 4 few words
That's a fact. We did. She said 'Howdy do,
Mr. skigens and said. 'Howdy do. Miss
Rinks. "
Was that ALL
Every word | met Breefer. the firms lawyer
And what did h. say?'
lie said How YOU? and | said How are
you" 10 him"
Are you sure that a?''
quite lie was In hurry 20 get 10 the
street and In hurry to catch the elevator
During the day few book agents tried 10 Get at
ne but had given orders that was be
disturbed. a man can't work and he socable at
the same time. As | was coming horne I met my
brother"
"Of course. you stopped to chat?"
mo. We didn't chat He said Hello Frank
and said Hello Jim and that's all there was 10
IT, Honestly. Sarah, I must say I think you over
estimate the importance OF this intellectual con-
tact idea"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17

The rails of the new electric road are being laid.
and the rolling stock is expected within Few
days 1900
The work on the Government cable was
suspended for few days account OF lack or
material. 1t Is expected. however, that II VIII be
tomorrow. The action OF the Government in
laying this cable is highly approved by an inc
principal office the island will be at the ocean
View Hotel although there will be sub-staton
at another part OF the Island
Mr. AID Mrs J. H. Brewster. of Hartford. conn,
have arrived at the Ocean View for the season.
Mrs Laura A Stewart of Newark. n j.. has
Just completed a Swiss cottage on Mohcan BLUFFS
There Is talk among the summer guests OF or
ganizing golf club the island. and II Will PROB
ably be started later in the season. The layout
o. The land is particularly adapted for golf playing.
The town fathers are somewhat lax mis- year IN
making necessary repairs. The plank Walks al0he
some Of the thoroughfares are In coroltlon tnaI
borders on the dangerous. and should he attended
TO Immediately. 49,,
Or Alfred Dantes. OF the NewYork Police De-
partnent. is staying at the ocean View
Among the prominent arrivals at the ocean view
this week from Ncw-York are the following
George f. Bourne. Mr.. and Mrs: WiEgns, Or.
and Mrs. W P Miles. Mr.. and Mrs H Osborn
ritt Dr. c. e. White Mir and Mrs. j. G. Batter,
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler H. Peckham. MT. ana
Mrs II r. Mallinson and Miss Cora Nigel.
Other prominent arrivals from NeW-Nork an'i
vicinity are James Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs Rlohard
Peckam Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Glover Mrs. f. NJ
Prentice Miss l. T.. Watkins \ PAU, r.. Mrs
4 Paul Winston 4 Paul. J D. Blsuyelt Ms Ms
L. Annette Ewart. A. Kline. Alexander Just. W ..
Drenen, J. +. Wallace A. W. Wailsoe Miss PlanII'
Guile and Ethel Guile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
CASCADE HOUSE
the PLEASURES or SHrLrrR Island.

ALL SORTS OF Gooo TIMES i>.poous >Np OFT
ENJOYED ~ MANHANsT: HOUSE GUESTS
Shelter Island. Lon. Island Jub u Csnccion The
hluminations that H." Storm ca the FouIth led
win. as We'll ~ the arcw orhs. are being reserved
TO- a future o"casio. hc.o-a garden fete. ~ any
rate the lgh;s are Partisan idea. aud some hin.
unique. The Manhansct seems to have monopoy
OF these
Shelter Island had become a Ittlc parched-loOk.
ing from the warm spell IA the latter part Of
June. and The hot wave Of July literally wasted
some Of the ers;shilc green patches of grass But
the July weather with the exception Of the storm
Of the last week has been lovely JUST III Tor sailing
Thorc are swimmers among the women "a well
az among the mon. All who com" hc.c seen
20 learn TO swim Not only DO they swim. but
they become experts at diving and performing
aquatic feats" in general All The smaller steam
yachts 10 have paid their respects 20 Shelter
Islands safe shores. and many are now riding ~
anchor In the calm waters OF old Derlngs Har-
Dor on breezy days Grecnport iIarhor. Gardeners
and Pcconc bays seem alive with sails
The hshing Is always good and one ecs some me
catches OF bass and biueish Plum Island Is
the great objective point FOR a good days spot'
ishng and good ''plankcd' ish dinner al the
lighthouse. a..
ono great amusement. Indeed 1t goes beyond an
anus ment; IT has become serious STUDY. Mias
Wallis daughter OF William II. Wallis - one %
the best players among the golf "omen. ,,,,. -,
the Palma Reach club. in Florida. last winter. is
a guest al tho Manhanset: Mr. Taylor was recently
beaten In the finals. one hole In ninetctn by VAN
derpOel the Princeton player.
pernsicn's Orchestra as usual. Is "a great attTac-
il1n here There are always one or Two excellent
selections I'm a mornings programme some tnns
20 please the most critical. inc dan,e muse oil
me evenings ls always sprightly. and. above AL.
Mr De Walter of the Hotel Savoy. is master Of
monies here.
Tho Shelter Island Yacht Club has series OF
races booked for July and August. The Golf club
has some tournaments IN store Every saturday
afternoon sees n merry company OF golfers ana
guests at IN" cvcr-p1puar golf tea. Tho ladies
Committee in charge Of these affairs includes some
OF The best known among the shelter Island SUN
MGR colony They are Mrs Thomas II Wood. Mrs.
BENJAMIN Atha. Mrs. George III. stanton, MIS-.
Francis = pehrends and Mrs. j. Lester Keep.
Another popular feature Of The season rs Manager
Iawson's little "nvc o'clock teas the
palm room adjoining the ladies pooroom. There
il always an air Of chnity socatniity about Thorn
that Is truly delightful. They have become a
great rendezvous where one Is sure 10 meet some
congenial guest OF tn" houst
Among the guests Of the Manhanset House arc
Warner Miller and Miss Miller, T. schepp and Miss
schcpp Mr. and Mrs james s Taylor. Mrs. Sara
Ludlow, Mr. and Mrs J. Hartshorn Mr.. and Mfs.
Richard T. Herr.ck ard Niss Herrick. J. l. PAUL.,
Miss PAUL. and Miss *. PAUL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
PHOTOGRAPHIC ANNALS.
From The london Times.
From The WASHINGTON Star.

FROM Inc NaSnlnStVH s'to'-
zone of the most difficult brutes TO pno,osVS
is the monkey" said ga man IN New-is'. III ~
makes a business OF taking the pictures OF All .Ys
OF animals and birds. 10 star reportenna, go
may try as much you like out YOU VIZ ~" (S
succeed In making monkey look straieht ~" sias6
centre of a camera for even SECOND ~, ~
always shifts or to one side or the otue. yoSlo
II ever catch your eye full or fix its own upon
and | have come TO the conclusion ina. 9, "a
cannot look at camera any more IMAM
human being In the face. -, and ~
Take a dogs head in your two hands ana az" ~
into it's eyes The beast Will return your Snsa1
for long perhaps. for the contemplation o. =, n ~
Intelligence distresses all animals bu, ,u1.ntv &
so with the monkey. Hold Its head as pauImic ~
you please between youI hands ana "a u wnkInS q
lis ewes up TO the ceiling and keep on WIZ ~
rast them down to the door az II aslee. Or -
them around In a most absurd fashion TO o0 % -
10 one side or the other. but never, even J" " II
by A. will II catch yours. 4. A. that ca
'Why IS this? / don't know unless IL " ~" "A
animal has some secret regarding our own
that il does no, wish MS TO find out .,,,Io AID
they are bashful. they very inqusiuve',
were 10 leave my camera unguarded Io. SskU
utes I'm a cage containing dozen monkessss
IA mily would be busy taking photograph ~
other hall" ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
4 I SEFI !, VI LIZ.
From The Atlanta Journal

From Tho Atlanta Journal
Tom. that old sway-backed mewl o yourn aint
no good under saddle. ia he?"
Nope. too slow an clumsy.
"Ner In IN buggy or Vaughn?
Nope. too awkward fer that ="
"Ner at pullin' ov the plough
Nope; wants ter Craze too much.
"Whut you keepin HIM fer. Them
wal you see we amt got no clock at our house.
an that ole mewl brays AT dinner-tme Jest ez
shore o. the yearth tourns over. Yassar I've been
called to dinner by that nevis bray fer the last
Ave years an N allus right plum on time"
The Lafayette gazette., 1898-09-03

over a bucket of hot water with a
sufd cient quantity of carbolic acid
added to medicate the steam. Ice
might be applied to the head, or the
top Of head might be blistered by
rubbing mustard paste well in.
DIR. Dalrymple says in conclusion:
t'It may be in some cases some
what inpracticable, but l am of
the opinion that if the stock are
taken off the pastures and carefully
fed as above indicated the trouble
will be controlled. This will be
found a much more rational and
successful way Of handling the dis
ease than simply trying to cure it
and at the same time allowing the
cause to cxiSt.'
DR.. Dalrymple would be pleased
to hear from any one as to the
results of above suggestions, and
places himself at command of those
needing further advice or informa-
ton.
The Lafayette gazette., 1898-09-03
TTE NEED Il 70 OUNDRI y

Lafayette needs a foundry, and
needs one very much.
The man with enough capital and
energy who will start a foundry in
this town will no doubt realize a
large profit on his investment. With
in radius OF fifteen miles we have
at least forty cotton gins, while at
our doors is one OF the largest re-
tineric5 IN the State and. cotton
compress, TO say nothing of a num-
Der Of smaller concerns which
would give great deal of work to
a foundry. We don't know of town
in the State that offers better OPP
portunlty for an enterprise of this
kind than Lafayette. This town is
happily situated, having railway ia
ciiities equal 20 those Of any point
in South Louisiana. If these facts
are brought to the knowledge Of
capital seeking investment in this
branch OF trade, we have no doubt
that they will be fruitful OF good
results
The Lafayette gazette., 1898-09-03
a Card.

We hereby acknowledge our high
appreciation of the valuable assist
ance rendered in various ways by
willing friends, to promote the sue
cess of last Saturdays entertain
ment for the Episcopal church
building fund.
Our thanks are likewise due to
the Lafayette Orchestra, whose de-
lightful music so directly contrib
uted to the enjoyment of the occa
sion.
We also tender our grateful ac-
acknowledgements to the Lafayette
Gazette and the Lafayette Adver-
tiser for the generous consideration
testified tor our undertaking.
LADIES OF EPISCOPAL GUILD.
Lafayette, La, Aug. %, 1898.
The Lafayette gazette., 1898-09-03
DIR. DALR IIIPLE E'C
REMEDY.

In answer to letter from the
secretary Of the Police jury of this
parish, DIR. Dairyr,ple says that he
has examined the prevailing disease
among horses in this and neighbour
ing parishes and finds that it exists
all over Southwest Louisiana and
part Of Texas. In North Louisiana
hogs are affected similarly. The
doctor is of the opinion that the
trouble is meningitis, either of the
brain or spin al cord or both in some
cases, and is produced by a fungus
or mold which IS attacking the
grasses at this season. If stock are
taken off pastures affected and fed
good, sound food, it has been
found that they do not suffer from
the disease.
The ailment is very fatal one,
and the only sure cure is preven-
tion, i. e.. removing the cause or
preventing animals from feeding
upon affected pasturage. Feed
nothing but good, wholesome food
free from fungus or mold and try
the following: Get copious action
of bowels as quickly as possible by
giving half ounce powdered aloes,
lBarbadoes variety if you can get
it) mixed with a pint Of raw linseed
Oil, or in alternative give half pound
epson, or CHAMBER salt dissolved in
quart of water. The following pre-
scription might then be used: Po-
tassie Iodide ~ ounces, Syr. Sim
plex ounces; add water to make
ounce mixture. Give one table
spoonful in pint of water 5 or 4
times daily.
If there is discharge from nos
t1ils the head should be steamed
The Lafayette gazette., 1898-09-03
The African LlnlblesS Cotton.

From all appearances this cotton
will be a complete success. Mr..
VanderCruyssen is satisfied that the
results will surpass the most SAN
guine expectations. Expert classers
have pronounced the quality of the
cotton as considerably above the
ordinary. Every indication points
to an abundant yield. Mr.. Wander
Cruyssen has raised sufficient
quantity Of this cotton to supply
the farmers of this section with a
limited amount of seed. He has
decided to sell it at prices that will
place it within the reach Of all.