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"Oh, pardon met" she gasped
in confusion.

cold, and touched Adams heated i'm
agination like sharpened icicles.
Il should certainly never give any
man something for which he had not
asked" and turning, she had disap-
peared down the path leading away
from Paradise.
Manlike, il was hours before Adam
realized the true meaning of her words
Then he had hastened to Sunny Slope
Miss Eve done gone," the old
nanny had said. 'her'n Massa Pratt
done gone together. No. Miss Eve neb-
Der said as when she'd come back"
He had wandered through the beau
tiful grounds of Paradise, visiting the
Rosary where he had fostered and
trained the most glorious beauties that
Eve might have her choice each day
with sharp pang that the whole place
seemed TO share in the loneliness that
possessed his heart. Without Eve,
Paradise itself were desolation.
Now, in the soft twilight, he stood
at the garden gate, looking toward the
dim, old mansion half hidden in the
pines, at Sunny Slope.
He caught a glimpse of a light in
her window-mammy was likely put
ting the room to rights.
"Oh. Eve" he cried stretching out
his arms toward the family cleaning
light. Eve, darling, how could 1 be
so blind. and so unjust, when I love
you SOL love you SOL"
A quick, light step sounded on the
garden path, and a slender, white-clad
figure rushed wildly toward him.
Adam, oh, Adam!" she painted. IT
tried to go away, but 1 couldn't. Am
too late, Adam? Is the gate closed to
Paradise?"
And he held her in his strong arms,
! whispering tenderlv. 1T could never
be too late, Eve. We will go together
into Paradise"
Copyright, 1904, bv Otho B. Senga. }
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:ADAM AND EVE:
BY OHIO B. SENGA.

happy making believe, you know.
And will you let me come into your
Paradise once in while? Your roses
are finer than mine"
There is a path leading from your
garden into mine. Come, let me show
1t to you. There, this little gate at my
end OF the path shall be securely fast
ened back. so" fastening 1T as he
spoke, and now, whenever you
choose" with sudden, strange ten
derness in his tone, you shall enter
into Paradise"
Three months later Adam stood at
the gate of Paradise, bitterly despond-
ent and unavailingly regretfuL
There had been a sudden growth of
friendship during the long bright sum-
mer, and leap into love. Then had
come the tempter in the guise Of a
rich and suavely spoken Senator from
the North; and Adams heart had been
sore beset with jealous rage. Hot with
Southern anger, he had accused the
girl of trif1ing with him-of making
him the sport Of her summer pastime
when she had not heart to give him.
She had stood straight and tall and
white, looking. in her clinging white
gown, like his boyhood's idea Of a
ghost.
Then she spoke. and her voice was
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
PROPOSED GAME LAW.

THE president OF the Fish Association
proposed game
made that have been made There
for disagreement the desiraby Of preserving the
game that protected will always find food and lands
that car put other than sheerng the wild 1t not
support this policy by statistics showing the profit OF
hunting the preserved that to the and ammunition
makers What the people the to which the preserved
game is TO be put
By denying the right to sell game permitting be
killed obvious that all the legal machinery Of the State invoked
preserve game very people 1t probable
that there not than thousand sportsmen in the State II
each divide his bag catch with friend that that about
1t this feature that makes the proposition unpopular It's not
condemned for any other The popular decision is that
preserved is preserved for all its slaughter is prohibited is
prohibited for all Equality no more no less IS what the people WI"
insist 1t IS nothing them that number OF States deny
both the sale and the slaughter Of game for Of years But
they viii preserve which gives the right kill
president excusveness
have published refers the law limiting the number Of
be
been they under this law Under provisions hun
ds Of deer have been taken and the venison permitted to spoil
Two of the hung the California
year. forbidden sale until the became revolving
had for food The law has increased
slaughter Therefore only
prohibition the sale but also OF the slaughter OF game for term
OF years.
president Protective quotes
courts which place ownership of the wild in the whole
people The people acting through their representatives deny
the right any game the right all sell buy it.
principle equality Of ownership
and equality OF right in the whole people DENIAL OF equality IS
always than year there has been feud in the
AdrOndcs against Nh Rockefeller who has game preserve there
OF tens OF thousands OF hat Mr. Rockefeller has the legal
right punish and poacng his land there doubt
No disputes his title his forest estate his ownership and
the natives they called in the dispatches,
the people the mountains revolt against his right monop
game through The law his
things lawful that things expedent
In the British Isles the policy OF is DID, but
become popular because argues exusvenes which
the people object There for believing that law of the
State Of California preserving the for the exclusive OF
sportsen will be any popular There widespread opinion
by the country press that will be better deny both
marketing the slaughter OF game OF years, the
recuperae Surely such law would be entirely
game would multiply and the end Of the closed
stringent limit the bag would keep increasing
for long of years.
great facilities for game Our extensive mountain
ranges furnish OF the kind In closed
could the elk here well greatly
members OF the deer family The hunters would
find outdoor recreation pursuing predatory The wild
lion upon deer and birds They hold
second exemnating They surely offer
sport and danger the pursuit than the edible
materially the of game by
varring them.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
Il BACHELOR'S
REFL ECTIONS

It takes a woman to trust what is
not TO be trusted just because she
wants to.
1t must be lots of fun to be so rich
you don't have to spend a cent to
prove it:
A swell dinner is a>good place to
have none of the things you really like
to eat.
When a woman wishes she were a
Duchess it has something to do with
a pearl necklace.
Married men are very selfish not to
think how many useless things their
wives could buy with the money they
spend for cigars.
Politics is making lie look like the
truth.
The time to hug a girl is when she
knows if she screamed you wouldn't
dare.
It's queer how much more exciting
it is to have somebody else's wife
pushed against you in a crowd.
There is something very similar be-
tween a mans fondness for an ugly
bulldog and a woman's for the same
kind of husband.
A woman always has an idea she
saves a great deal of money for her
husband by spending il for him so
that he cannot lose it in foolish in
vestments.-NeY York Press.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
Danger in Smoking.

1t is estimated that about 20 per cent
Of the young men who recently applied
to enter the naval academy have failed
in the physical test, and the failures
were largely due TO the use of tobacco,
resulting in the irregular beating of the
heart. Nowadays, says the Baltimore
Herald, physicians speak of ''the to-
bacco heart" a trouble caused by the
excessive use of the weed. When the
smoker develops into cigarette fland"
the services Of a physician are neces-
sary, but before this point is reached
the heart may be permanently injured.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
IN UNITED STATES
LESS THAN 10000
MILLION.ALRES.

There is a great misapprehension as
to the number of millionaires in New
York and in the world. Chauncey NJ.
Depew said recently that there were
100. 900 millionaires in the United
States. According to great CONNER
cial agency, which is probably nearer
right. there are only 1000. The FL
nancial Red Book. a most carefully
of practically all the persons in. the
United States who are supposed to be
worth more than 100000. And there
are only $1,000 names on the list. No
claim is made that the name of every
person worth that amount or more II
given, but the proportion of those le1t
out is extremely small, for most ex-
haustive investigation has been MADE.
In the last few years there has been
marked tendency among men Of wealth
10 conceal the amount of their world
" possessions The first incentive in
this resDect is the vulgar prominence
given to the man that has lots of money,
There are other reasons men have for
suppressing knowledge of the amount
of their wealth. Some wish to avoid
heavy taxation and give false returns.
Another man may have made his
money in a business not commonly
supposed to be especially lucrative
and he doesn't care to have his af-
huence blazoned forth TO arouse
competition.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

c. NJ. OeIrichs Of New York gave an
elaborate dinner last evening at the ST
Francis. The green and gold room on
the mezzanine floor was an ideal set
ting for the brilliant gathering the
beauty OF the room emphasized ystne
richness of decoration. Poinsettia.s and
ferns were abundantly employed. their
graceful arrangement, combined with
crimson shaded candelabra, giving the
table an effect Of a glorious red sun
burst The dinner hour was set for 1880
o'clock, and an orchestra accompanied
throughout the evening. Those bidden
to this affair, one OF the most charm
ing ever given at the st. Francis, were
Mrs. Eleanor Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Downey Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs. Brant,
Mrs. Brooke, Mr.. and Mrs Hewitt
Captain and Mrs. Logan. Mr.. Eldridge
Of New York and Hermann Oelrichs.
The engagement Of Miss Leontine
Brakeman and Lieutenant Robert
Franklin Mcmillan. U. S. A, is a mat
ter for widespread congratulation, the
prominence and position of both young
people commanding a large number OF
friends. The shafts OF the little god. al
ways interesting, do not always pro-
duce emotions of genuine pleasure in
the generality of interested onlookers-
This engagement. however, is an excep-
tion to the rule, for society is delighted
Miss Brakeman is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Z. Brakeman and is
a maid of education and travel She
graduated from Miss Vests school and
has been widely in demand ever since
her debut a few years ago. Lieutenant
Mcmillan is a son of Colonel and Mrs
James Mcmillan of Washington, D. c.
After graduating from the Philadelphia
Law School Lieutenant Mcmillan en-
listed, and has been through the Span
ish war in its far-reaching conflicts
For the last year he has been at the
Presidio attached to the artillery corps.
The wedding day is not yet decided
upon.
Mrs. George Evans Of Seattle. who
has been visiting at the Preside for
two months. was the guest of honor for
a short tour through Chinatown yester-
day afternoon. Charles H. Lombard,
the host, offered charming hospitality
to the following guests in the party:
Mrs. George Evans, Mrs TourtillOt.
Mrs. Brown of London, Mr.. and Mrs
Allan Dunn of Honolulu. Mr.. and Mrs
Jules Mersfelder, John Gamble and
William Wright.
Miss Gertrude Boyle is at the West
minister, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Marley Hay (Alice
Boobar), who went to Holland last
spring, are in London for a short so
journ. Paris will be their next destina-
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
The Classical Leg.

Artificial calves to suit all pur-
poses" are advertised in Berlin by a
human taxidermist." THE calves
supplied by our firm" runs the an
nouncement, have been designed by
skilled anatomists and are modelled OH
the finest sculptures of classical anti
guilty."
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

ALTERNATIVES. N. City. 1t is
preferable to say, I'VE have no alter
native but to advise YOU" to saying
I'VE have no alternative than to ad-
wise you," but it would be still better
to say, There is no alternative. and
therefore we advise you."
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
Great Premium Offer.

The San Francisco Call is making a
great premium offer to new subscrib-
ers. For every six months subscription
1t is shipping six beautiful rose plants
in healthy condition. A choice of twen-
ty select varieties is offered.-Grass
Valley Union
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

OLD COINS-Subscriber Jenner.
Cal. Some old coins are valuable,
but this department does not advertise
the value of such. Questions Of that
kind are answered when the corre-
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
THE PRESS OF THE NATION.
BY a halt.

basis
enterprises have been
proportion established profit and price that will
exorhtant profit and
will doubt characterize
nnnercal Plain Dealer.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

Townsends California Glace fruits In
artistic fire-etched boxes. 716 Market 1t
and Wakelee's Drug Store.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's). 30 Cali
fornia street Telephone Main 1o42.
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Natural seouence.

Stelle-So she married him for his
fine presence?''
Believes; and divorced him for
his fine absence.-NeW York Sun.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
FLORIST SRYS THRT THE CHLL'S ROSF
Plants IRE HIGH-CLHSS.
]. sEULBERGER, FLORIST AND sEEDsMAN. 4l4 FoUI

OAKLAND. Dec 90 1904
Editor The CALL
subscribers
highly
adapted the climate Yours truly
J. sEULBERGER
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

those dwell
Kansan Nebraskans-Washington Post
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

FINANCIAL STANDINGS. s..
Oakland, Cal The department Of An
swers to Queries is not mercantile
agency and for that reason does not an
swer questions relative to the financial
standing OF any individual. business
house or institution. For such infor-
nation as you desire about an insur-
ance company address a letter OF in
quiry to the Insurance Commissioner
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

who that
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

Judson-Has your wife still a mania
for bargains?
Hudson-Oh. yes. She never asks me
for So: it's always 81 SO.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

who
in Of
that
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

Katherine-Mrs. Tellit has a very ag-
gressive chin.
Kidder-Yes.- 1 guess that's the rea-
son Tellit's chin is so retreating.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

spondent inclOses a self-addressed
and stamped envelope with the in
quiry, describing the coins.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-21
Not a Sick Day Since.

81 was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble. l tried all sorts
of medicines, none of which re-
lieved me. One day I saw an ad
of your Electric Bitters and deter
mined to try that. After taking
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and have not seen sick day since.
'Neighbors of mine have been
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general debility" This is what
B. F. Bass of Fremont, N. c.
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For Sale by All Druggists.

was carried for the Republican
ticket in the face of an expected
majority of 1000 for the Demo
cratic ticket. Does any one deny
those facts? If so, further in
formation more specific as to
names and places, can be given.
We make no charges as to any
deal, in the past or for the flu
ture. We simply state facts. In
the face Of the brilliant campaign
promises Of heavy taxes for the
Standard Oil company is the calm
conclusion of their representative
that the new laws were entirely
satisfactory and call right" AS
against the villainous cartoons of
the late Democratic candidate for
Governor, in the Wheeling Intelli-
gencer, and other alleged respec>
table sheets, showing him with
campaign contributions from the
Standard Oil company represent
ative Sinking into the State and
giving orders to support the Re-
publican ticket, which orders the
record shows were obeyed. The
result, however obtained, every
good citizen should accept with
out even complaint, but in view
of charges, insinuations and car
toons that conveyed false impress
sions prior to the election, self
respect demands that this much
should be said. In view of these
things, too, the public will patient
ly await the assessment of the
Standard Oil company's property
in this State by the new Board
of Public Works to see if that,
like the new tax laws, will also
be satisfactory to the octopus.
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Disastrous Wrecks.

Carelessness is responsible for
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3. &c Q. RAILROAD
OHIO RIVER DIVISION.
Time Table; in effect May ID.
Eastbound.

GAO A. M. (daily except Sun
day)-Accommodation Wheeling
and intermediate points.
1914 A. M. (daily)-Pittsburg
Express; New Martinsville,
Moundsville, Wheeling, Pittsburg,
Franklin, Oil City, Titusville and
intermediate points. Runs solid
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Daily to Wheeling.
1875 A. M. (daily except Sun
day)-Accommodation New Mar
tinsville and intermediate points.
1:57 P. M. (daily)-New York
Express; New Martinsville,
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Buffalo, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and all
points north and east. Runs solid
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4:58 F, M. (daily)-Accommo-
dation; Wheeling and intermedi-
ate points.
6:10 P. M. (daily except Sum-
day)-Ohio Valley Express; New
Martinsville, Moundsville, Ben
wood, Wheeling, Pittsburg, Buff
falo, Baltimore, Washington, New
York and all points north and
east. Runs solid to Pittsburg.
Parlor car.
Westbound.
9:21 A. M. (daily)-Accommo-
dation; Pittsburg and intermedi-
ate points.
Ills A. M. (daily except Sun
day)-Ohio Valley Express; st.
Marys, Marietta, Parkersburg,
Ravenswood, Milwood, Pomeroy,
PIT. Pleasant, Charleston, Gallipo-
lis Huntington, Kenova, lronton,
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LIB P. M. (daily)-Kenova Ex-
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,ersburg, Ravenswood, Milwood,
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3:14 P. M. (daily except Sun
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points.
5:41 P. M. (daily except Sun
day)-Accommodation Parkers-
burg and intermediate points.
1875 P. M. (daily)-Express;
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Marietta and Parkersburg.
D. B. MARTIN,
Manager Passenger Traffic.
G. w. ALLEN, T. P. A., Park
ersburg, w. Va.
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eahaeriha for the Oil Review.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
Sroomaneel truer.

Der er Ell @ogertreif | Boston,
% MI bar BEN forplnntet fig til Obi.
cogp. SoIfene i 7 itorc 9aacrier bar
9anet ira, Oct gisr BOG life meget
/ Ell Zig @p iom Chicago; barre er
oct, at Mtclpriien er goaet op nGIter
til Ell Collar, ioo 9agerne life fan
Iepcre ioa itore grsb iom fsr for 8
Gents. Storbogerne bar isrget for,
at Der life bliper no9en SiliericI al
9reo ira andre 9pcr. Ger or altio
Observation-Disclosures / Gbtcago, %
maaifc 9ogcritreifcu fan gribe ON
iig. De, ON ollereoe or noe. iegec Of
foa fIerc mcS iia, % 6orlig CT life
at tGnfe pnn for set f6rite. SeISig.
bis bar DC ilCite SnmtIicr @nlebnin1
til al bo9e ieIp, o9 cnboer SiiSmooer,
Iom life cr for fin poa oct, foritaar
&liniten.
StriOcn mcIlem 9nqcrmciterns %
Streiferuc cr aIlerc0e iaa Harp, at
RoIitiet maa bcifptte gogncne ira Sc
9agcrier, bpiS 6oIf er noe. 8iercr.
ne tGnfer pua at lutte iig til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
On poloiom Doc.
Gm GbieasomanS ialoer | en- Scbol'
Der mco imeltct Sern.

8 Spo.Gbicago er Der ct tort
Staalnerf, iom tiluirfcr Sernbane'
%Ifinner al Staal, % mango Sfanoi'
naper orbeiber Ser. gu al Dem beo
s. Inoerion, % ban tit Nat til tors
oag Ell frpgtelig 9sb. Giterat babe
iptit lit IionotSmaal gift ban %
nogIe 8ameratcr %bortouer, og ban
nGrmebe zig for meget en- geboloer,
fltlb al imeltet SSern. 9ltniterite Ser
fra iputeS at bebspe ham, ban paf'
Ieoe og falbt |, men greb meb S9n.
berne fot / &anten % bleo bGngenbe
en- Sturb. San raa6te ON Sielp;
men Seben bar ioa iterf, at ingeu
funbe reboe bam. 9enene % oen ne.
ore Del al 8roppeu blep forbrGnbt,
inben ban Hap Saget. Saa falot
ban neb / ben itore &ieSeI, fuIot al
imeltet Sern og b~lanoeoeS meo bette.
Siaubbeo Ell rGSiom 0sSl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
uoenlanoif uyt.
|Gremer % 0ObeIpriien. - Zen irifc
ariminallop.
GaHro 9ittator.

Ten 4oe Mani gao "tbe Snterna.
tionaI arbitration 2easue~ | 2onoon
en- itor 8anfet til SGre for @iaiam
SANDAL Gremer, iom ben 10oeGecem.
Der ~iibitleoen al oct norife Stortins
beIp tiloelt WobeIs Sreospris. Nr.
Gremer er Sefret9r ior Sen interna.
tionaIe notwithstanding, % ban op.
lpite peo bernie 8nnfet, at ifltloe bertne
Screening opbsre at eriitere, Diloe ban
gioe oens Stprelie SulOmagt til at an.
penSe bans N~obelpriS eiter be6ite
Sfisn til 8remme al &ologiitsiasen.
s Wiooagen beltog 200 Terioner,
b%eriblanot anoretp Carnegie, 9iifo-
pen al Sereforb, Here Barlamerts.
Tom arbeiSer for Bob.
gift meaem grbeioe % aapital, 2oro
Ronfspen % 2pro ainnairb. Sbo.
mas Burt, rabifaIt 8arlamentsmeS.
lem fra Morpetb, prGiibereoe og
bolbt Ell 2obtaIe cber Mr. Carnegie,
bpem ban faIote Oct iterfeIte @aano
mellem England oq Imerifa og roite
bam for, bpnb ban baOoe giort / @olo.
giftsiagens ~SSnteresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
6unrt Of Claims

Quit VI ciuthip ~AffNhS'S'
bar Den 5te Wai aigipet en- aienoelie,
Ipori set beSer, of ben Solo, iom
blep opfrppet pan @orcr, Der ienotes
fra Sc 3oreneoe Stoter til Silippi.
ncruc citer 5reosflutningen meo
Spnuieu oa for Der blep oprettet 81
oiIitpre paa 2ernc, bar iilot loplig,
itngtet oen life bopOe nogcn Stem
mel / Statuterue, men opfrpDeoes
De6 WilitGrbuo. aienoelien er / Gar
moui meo SsieiteretsfienoeIien / SEQ
loniiogcn, scr elf uS paa, at Slip
pinerue er 6or. Staters Serritorium.
s uGrpPreuOe SilfGloe ingisate ct
engelif &ompaui Regierineeu for
$St, 1926, iom oct ponitoo at babe till
goOe UNDER GaaberaobeIie az at Sol.
Sen bar llIonIig; men iaIt bar Der
omfrine $S,00Q,000 iupoIperet, oa
Ell RGffe Iignenoe Soger er dfgiorte
ueO inrnme &ienoeIie.