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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

FYFE & DEPAOLT
329T Mission ST., opp. 29th
Office open today from . a. m. TO D. m
50. .000-Modern . room and bath cottage fur
nished, just what you have been wishing
for lot 25xI00 TT. half block from Guer-
st. car line; $500 cash. S25 per mo-
50 s00-New room and bath cottage; high
basement large foored attic; all modern
conyeniences; Crescent az. near Mission
s., l,350-Fine 4 room bungalow, nice garden
chicken house; good neighborhood: lot 25x
1926; half block from car; $3.50 cash
balance SIG per month Snap.
So 250--Cottage of rooms. bath; high base
ment; first class condition; close to 29th
ana Mission SITS. A good buy.
Sc 50O-saerihce; stores with concrete base
ment and fats Of and rooms bath
each: Ga #. frontage in Mission St: cost
So. 500 TO build years ago; btumnized
street: cement sidewalk must be sold.
s.. .500-Sweil corner lot 51x100 TT; street work
all done; vicinity Church and 26th SITS
S25-cash; $40 per month; fine level building
s45o. - - -
s9oo-Lot 25x1oo IT.: in Guerrero ST. ear line:
S475-Fine level lot: Excelsior homestead; 2
blocks from Mission ST. $50 cash. balance
$40 per month.
HEALY 8 GILLESPIE IA MARKET ST.
A FEW GOOD BUYS
$50, ,ooO-corner: stores and fats: large lot: in
this is very 6ne: $4,000 can can remain - as
mortgage
s22. .5oo-Mission ST bet 2ist aud 22d; lot and
improvements; make offer: must be sold
at once.
So 000--3 flats IN Portola ST. near Waller St;
7-T-s rooms and baths: income $105;
mortgage 50, 900.
S11 ,500-3 fats on the north side Of Page st.
near Lyons ST.; always rented.
s.. .500--I.ot in 18th ST. near Market, 2jx115.
---sPEcIAL--
50 750--Lot in Cole st. near Grove. 25x106.
HEALY & GfEIEsPIE. ia MARKET ST.
81 Sze50-Terms; beautiful new 2 story house, ex-
ferlor shingles and klfnkers. panels, dining
room. halls and stairways, beam ceiling. oak
floors very artistic 18th and Clement
st, Richmond district; near new 100000
schoolhouse; new panhandle; restricted block.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
J. ". WRIGHT 4 CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
AUCIIoNEERS.
I25 and 12T Sutter St
CITY REAL ESTATE

So .ooV-Bents SOD 80. fine fats; California
~. CORNER; hot 52xS2 IT.
S-AurV-PaNs 4 per cent net; under secured
lease for years; new modern building
oFarren II. corner. near Leayenworth
ST.; hotel, 20 rooms and baths.
tl9oeo-Bcnts SAB; new modern apartments;
positively the NEST artistic and substan-
TALLY built in city: 81 rooms and bath.
single apt and bath. Enlarged photo
of building and interior can he seen at
office.
Sl6.009-Kerts Sl6o.5o; 3 sne modern marine
view nats; beam ceilings. etc; also
modern beam ceiling cottage, . rooms
and bath. in rear; lot 25xl2I It.; near
Sl3.5oO-Rents Sl22; modern fats. splendidly
built. rents very low building cost ST
least $500 than others IN this
district; close 10 Haight and Cole sts
Sl3. 3.0o0- Rents SIP; store and house OF Il
rooms and bath above; new modern
fats in facing in rear street loi
2jxl20 IT.: frontages; near O'Farreil
and Laguns sts; mtg. $500.
Sla.J00-Rents Sl07: 4 iine modern nats, also
rear cottage. fine condition.: lot 5ux
Ia7 It.. Preside Heights.
S6.e50-RentS S67 80: > hnts and basement;
near Webster and Ellis SITS.
S6. IOo-Rents $50: 4 hBe modern fats, 3
rooms and bath each: Lsngton ST. Dr.
Howard.
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SOL GETZ & SONS. Real Estate Dealers
Room 32s Chronicle Building.
Take advantage of our low prices and secure
lots cheaper than any one else can sell them.
$50 to s4oO-All bargains in choice sections of
Ocean View, Lakeview and Parkside. s. monthly.
$3.50 to sso0-Rchmond Heights. Grand view
of park. ocean and Spreckels lake Easy terms.
Richmond district, at bargain: street work all
dcne; fine houses in neighborhood. $40 monthly.
Sunset lots, on sth. 9th and 11th avs, I. and
NJ sts.; graded; on installments.
$500 to s1,sOo-Choicest oceanside and boule-
ward lots; your own terms
Cottages in Excelsior Hd Richmond. Sunset
and 0ceanside districts; easy terms. See US first
before buying.
oceanside branch office corner H st. and 47th
av. Open daily and Sundays.
SOL GETz & SONS. owners and Dealers,
Room 32s Chronicle Building.
RF. BARRY & COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE
244 Church st. nr. Market.
Tel. Park 577, San Francisco
81 ,0O0-2Sth st. mr.. Castro; cottage, rooms and
bath; lot 25x114
81, 5O0-Latuna st. South s. F.: cottage of
rooms and bath; stable in rear; lot
25x100
81, ,5O0-Girard ST. mr.. Felton, room cottage;
lot 50S120; 1 block from school and cars:
good Investment.
$4,750-Noe st. 26th; nats OF rooms
eaeh lot 25x137:6
S., ,000-Crescent av., not Tar from Mission st.
fiat with store underneath store renting
for $50 and nat for $25; can be bought
ON terms. lot 25x75.
s., S,5o0-Portola st. Hermann: 3 fats 5
each, renting for 500; lot 2Jx9O:
street work complete.
SIC, ,500-Dolores St nr. 18th: lot 25x1O6: 4 fats
3. 4, and 6 rooms; must be sold; owner
going east: snap.
SIC, ,0o0-2tst st. mr.. Folsom: lot 5ox104 with
hotel. 20 rooms, all furnished and occu-
pied; saloon has good income aud store
rents for $50: bargain
II. f.. BARRY & CO..
pa Church St
IS .0oO-Must be sold-$ COO Cottage, 6 rooms
and bath; lot 25x100: Oak ST. next to corner
Devissdero: must sell: large mortgage can
stand. R0THERMEL & CO., 247 Russ bldg
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and bath; lot 25x10O: Oak st. next to corner
Dcvisadero: must sell: large mortgage can
stand. RoTHERAIEL CO., 247 Russ bldg
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get some ground
and get a start
CITY REAL EsTATE-continned
Now-HERE's YOUR CHANCE

ONLY $50 CAsH-s1o A MONTH
AND YOU GET ONE OF THESE OCEAN
BOULEVARD LOTS AT BED
ROCK PRICE
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RESIDENCES.

S1I, ,500-Pierce St. n w corner: very pretty
residence; IL rooms and bath; hardwood
hoors throughout. washstands IN every
room; good sized lot; every room light
sunny.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

N THE CENTER OF SAN FRANCISCO
With the best ear service-on direct car hue
fcrr
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

S14, ,000-Near Clay and Buchanan sts-: modern
story. basement and attic residence
of 10 rooms and baths; hardwood hoOrs
throughout good sized lot mortgage
SI,oO0 can remain
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SIC, 0,500-Beautiful, artistic residence; rooms
and bath; in best residence section Of
Richmond district; hardwood floors
throughout: lot 40x105 feet; nice garden,
grand marine view.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

COUNTRY PROPERTY
We have a large list of all classes of country
property from large tracts for subdivisions TO
small homes Chicken ranches. stock ranches.
fruit ranches, etc. Some~extra desirable bar
gains. Both for cash and on easy terms. We
also have a large list Of country property to
trade for city property, improved and vacant.
Let us know what you have to trade.
WATSON POND RIDDLE
Kearny 359S.
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REDUCED
MUST BE SOLD
50, 150--Corner, 26x96: Belvedere and Carmel
northwest: Ashbury st. cars to Carmel
walk $50 feet to Belvedere ST.; work done |.
water, sewer and gas ON street; a marine
view that can never be obstructed fine
residences surround: $3.50 cash VIII take it;
don't miss it,
S., ,450-HYDE ST. between Sutter and Post: ~
foot lot; owner must sell; make offer; our
sign on the lot.
KANE & CO., 215-217 Montgomery ST.
81. 600 House Of r. and b.; high basement: !.
modern in every respect; lot 27;6x10O; at
NE. cor. 18th av and Clement ST., / block
from new park driveway; best car service:
owner leaves town and must sell; any rea,
sonable proposition considered; see 1t and
get a big bargain; cash or terms. For permis-
sion to inspect see us.
s. r. & CO., 101 9th Az NV. cor. California st.
Phone Pacific -. 0fnce Open Sunday.
MUST sell--Ncw built house; $500 down. $40
monthly; IA st. and 18th ar. Sunset
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$40, ,O00-Exceptionally choice residence opposite
Alta Plaza; key lot. Main floor. living
room 19x20 feet: dining room. kitchen.
buffers pantry. servants room and bath
Second floor bedrooms and baths At
tic, servants and trunk room.
Basement. concrete finished. furnace. etc.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNY ST

BALDWIN & HOWELL.
3IS-324 KEARNY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

So, 5,000-Near Jones sc. and Broadway; new
story and basement residence; rooms
and bath; every light and sunny;
only 900 cash necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

CITY and country bargains and exchanges. See
CHAS. w. FISHER, 660 Market st
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

MUST seIl--Ncw built house; $500 down $40
monthly; IA st. and 18th ar. Sunset.
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$6,750-H st. business corner. close In: lot
45x95 feet: excellent corner for stores
and apartments Make offer.
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GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR
FROM $500 UP-AND ONLY $50 DOWN
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
3lS-324 Kearny st.
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NEW modern dwellings OF 4. 5. and rooms.
$3.50. 81 500. $500 aud s.. 500 each. includ-
Ing bitumiszed streets: cne-nttn essn. bal
st. Turk and Eddy. McAllister. 9Th av- and
Clement ST cars +. NELSON. owner and
builder.
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IS, 3,100-MeAlister st. modern cottage; rooms
and bath: up to date in every way; iD
first class condition; bargain
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Sher.dan's Double Marraus,

It was in 1851 that the Gretna Grsea marriages were made Illegal. \ glance at Its registers may y"t inspire the novelist of the future. One entry will oe sure to puzzle. l vice within Il few days occurs the record of the marriage of Richard Brinsley Sheridan to Mis-; Grant. There was only one l.. E. S.. only one bride for the same gentleman The double entries are not the result of any hlUnder on the part Of tue Rev Mir Vulcan. The parties were really twice married It tsrerna Green. AfriF ing on Sunday they were duly wed ded and eped away 10 Edinburgh There. however. Sheridan chanced tc
 lance at newspaper ill which ID.
 eared the lucubrations Of lawyer n these plainly stated was the fact hat no contract executed on a Sunday 8 binding, Clearly, then. their we'd ding was not legal. Back to Gretna Green they sculricd, tc be re,narrlns! on week day and leave the dual rec ord to perplex later generations of sympathetic searchers of the recorts.- 6t. James Gazette
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Our pyony Ancesto-s.

4ne agnaor of the knights of the mid aSs ages Ss too small for their motier1 assseenasnts. Hamilton Smith record, 9as two Engl!shmen of average di ssehsions found no suit large enougs ss hs either ot them in the great col .seafaz of Sir Samuel Meyrick. Ths aasd 9f fhs oriental saber will not ad n'n the English hand nor the bracale as tae haff'l warrior the English aY;n 2he swords found in Roman tumnl aaVe han',es Iaconyefiently small. an( I.he great 'nediaeval ty7o handed sword @ n'" supposed So have been uset s2iy fat or" or two bjowa at the frs o1lsef ahe? 'hen eye}lange. for a small sf oae The statements made tjy Iio s9eF. Aristotle and silruy!us cepresco si1 saet as ht-sh standard for fu' aFo&=sz H:n;I, 1rl. ..!. tgretutable ryt aa1a2 9f the aaetant Hoor~ays 'sa- ateads and tornhs rro~os the a"nraa saze q tho race certainly rof tp srl. diEntnished in t8a,iern dnvs~-i .;o3ni" Hospitat.
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The 6uxzaya .n Flioht

There can be no doubt thAt the bug xard is the living aeroplane in I,:r:an don It cannot sail against tha wind except as other birds do--by sheer pow sr of moving wings-but 1t cau sail T; amazing speed before the wind. at light angles to the wind and can sai within few points of the wind.
 When there Is no wind its flight i~ clumsy-Rot much of an Improvements on the flying of hen. Authors ar. wont to describe the bu22ard as sail ing in the sky on days when the earth perspires beneath sultry, stil atmosphere. But it will also he sa nembercJ that these authors ing3v' ably describe the bnzzard as 3'et.is a speck +, the brassy heavens 4, : matter of fact. that Is just the i,aist' of the buZ2ard's aerial knoSlet1&e When there is no breeze close ta Ii. earth it is always to be observed roos: ing in tree or flying laboriousiy ini fhe zenith until 1t hnds an upper eur rent. where it can navigate without ls. oor.--New York Times.
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Heekina the Wary TrouN.

Trout when hungry usually face d6 current This fact should be remem. nsted when approaching a bridge oY eooy where the "speckled beauties love @ nlde." If possible such spots shonld 0o approached upstream IL may take ' Httie more time to ee around and soMe back up, but make hasre slow. IS said to he the first axiom of Uout nshlng. AS the stream becomes warmer. the trout seek the cool pools >sna shaded places. They are to be .oano where a cold spring bubbles ,.l &aeo the stream or where a mountain creek enters. Often number frequent @e same haunt Each additional fish
 teaas two more eyes to watch for the
 saertnan. One trout is all that is nec
 sssSy to give danger signal by @fung away. The rest immediately e@ow suit. To catch more than one even that, in such place takes aAai ID the use of the llne. But who aas salt that trout fishing is not ar %S St-~Circls Magazine.
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Bones ard Their Places.

It was a colloquy at < north si54 butchers shop. "Oh,'' said the Gtti7 woman. that's an awful olg bone | that small steak. I dont like to lia s'' to pay for al! bone.
 "Yes' h." said the butcher polite: but with a touch of irony in his :.:. swer, "tbat do seem to be q good :lc.: of bone, but the animals what's con. tn to this market HOW seems to ha E. more or less bone in 'e1n. And realla as animals Is built now don't see hne they can get along without bones.
 That may all be true" said the ii tie woman, and there was q wieSt twinkle in her eye. "hUt this mornin@ found good sized bone in the saa sage, and leave It to you. honest nov don't you think that is going little l.. ear:"
 And the butcher could not say <: word In reply y.-1ndianapol!s News
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{ Queer Coincidenea.

While | serial story was running !; | certain magazine lady In Johannee burg wrote to the publisher askia' whether Christian Lys (the author nom dc plume, was assumed or not She herself vas Mrs. 1ys, who va trying to trace an ancesttr of her lat husband, who was a descendant e Joan of Arc. MT. Brebner, the authc in question, wrote assuring her tha his pen name was family one, hi forbears having come from Aberdeer Strangely enough, 1t came out that he family came also from Aberdeen ant their name was Brebner.--Pall Mal Gazette.
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Incidental Music,

One afternoon couple from an i'd joining iowa presented themselves to : Boston divine and asked to be niar red just as he was about to enter tb, pulpit to cooduct an afternoon service The minister replied that he regrette~ that he could not at that moment com ply with their wish, but that immedi ately upon the conclusion of the serr ice he would. take pleasure Tn perform Ing the ceremony. The lovers af1e denurring seated themselves iu ths rear of the church. When the minister had finished the service he made th' following announcement: '"rhe partie, who are to be joined iu matrimol4y will present themselves at the chance immediately after the singing of hylnt s15, Mistaken Souls That Dream q Heaven""- Exchange
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Great Musician's Eccertr,cities.

Dolls were the idols, after i4is bf 'oFea instruments. of Domenieo Dra sencttl, the king of the double bass. Re had huge collection of these poj, pets dressed In various national eos sumes, and wherever Dragonetti wer xhe dolls were sure to go. That was snly one of this eccentric genius pecul 'aflt'es. He would never play unles! sls dog were in the orchestra. and no body would have got note out ot him unless he had been permitted t{ sit is1 the orchestra next to the stag. coor. This Was prteaution to cna ble a1n' 10 save his wonderful instrumen, in case of fire. The instrument itseli ha brought from the monastery Of St pietro when on a visit to vincenza, and when he died he heQueathed IL 10 S2 Marks, Venice, to be used at solemn services london Standard.
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Bio Jumps hy Rabbits.

How fast do ha.es and rabbits run Perhaps you have wondered while nu Eunning and watched the elusive as.i mais speeding away. According to :. c. Millais, the length of hare's strtl, Is ebout four feet, while that of ra bit Is about two feet Under cond. tions of fear the hare Is said to lea ten to twelve feet. some authoritit. claiming that 1t can jump ditchcs te; to twenty five feet in width. A har. can jump upward perpendicularly tlv. feet. Rabbits can make leaps of six 0? seven feet horizontally, but cann"' jump higher than three feet Whe, compelled to do 50, 1t Is said, rabbit can swim as we'll as dogs-PhiIade phia North American.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they 'annot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is blood or constitutional dis ease, and ill order to cure it you must take internal remedies Halls Cat arrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one Of the best physicians in this country for years and is q regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly OH the mucous surfaces. The per feet Combination of the two ingre- dients is what produces such won derful results in Curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
 r. I. CHENEY & CO, Props,
 Toledo, Ohio
 Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
 Take Halls F'anniIy Pills for con stipation
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Piinrima and Puritana.

The pilgrims, or, as they are oftel called, the pilgrim fathers" wer the seventy-four men and the twenty eight women, members of the Joh, Robiason's church. who sailed In th' Mayfower from Leyden to Nort' America and landed at Plymouth Roc', where they founded | colony Dec 2S 1920. The Puritans were the Englisl nonconformists who came over later the name being given to them on a' count of their supposed great puri', of doctrine, life and discipltne.-Ney York American.
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Coehineai.

CocAineal, so much used for colorir. table jellies and also given to infant. e a domestic remedy for whoopin. cough, is the whole insect of c,as' called coccus, but only the females ar' ueed. Why! Because tho insects ar. captured by suffocating them with tht smoke of fires below the trees on which thsy live, and as tho males have wings while the females have none, the gen taemen take to flight when tho atmok phere becomes unpleasantly waru kaaytnr their ladies to their fate
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A Srioht Bird.

The cuckoo Is as likely to steal 'ts nest as to make 1t, but this fact doe not take from the point of the follow lng pun. quoted from Short Stories:
 A young Englishman being asked a. dinner whether he would have som, birds nest pudding, said, turning F bis hostess: "Ah, yes. Birds nest rutl ding, and what kind of bird ma, have made it?"
 "Oh, 1t was the cook who made It. was her prompt reply.
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Not Always.

Remember. my boy" said Uncl, James a1 he gave Bobby coin, "tln If you take care of the pennies tla shillings will take care of themselves
 Bobby looked a trif1e dubious.
 T do take care of the pennies" he replied. "hrt as soon as they get to It shillings pa takes care of 'em." Lon don Tit Bits.
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He.. Postscript.

~Why does a woman always add . postscript to her letterT
 "Well," answered the ungallan wretch, "she probably figures out Il her own mind what her letter ha' made you think and then tries tt have the last vord."
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Warnings.

Nrs, Stubb-I notice 50 many mar lied men save the receipted milllne hills. What use do they make of them xr. stubb--Charity. Mrs. stubb-Chal ny7 Mr. Stubb-Yes; they are sen uround to the bachelor clubs to war1 any reckless member who might b' thinking about plunging into the set If matrimony Chicago News.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The tilirtythird regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Merchants &- Planters Bank Of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, for the election Of directors to serve for tine ensuin. year and for the transaction Of any business that may properly come be- fore them, will be held at the rooms of the association in the city of Pine Bluff, Monday, January l1tE, 1909, between the hours Of ten o'clock T, m., and twelve o'clock neon.
 X. D. FOSTER. Cashier. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. II, 1908. 12~1G-te
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ronsoriai Artistry.

Customer Gacetiously)-Do you sup pose you can cut my hair without mas Ing me look like an idiot? Barber (dt fdently)--!t will be q pretty difficult thing to do. but will trv.--Lippincott'. Magazine.
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~~WANTED~Sa oi ability and neat appearance to cal! on all merchants ill their territory; elegant side line. convenient to carry; good commissions prompt remittance Bel- mont Mfg. Go, Cincinnati, 0. 12-13-1Gs
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A Desire to Be Guarded.

l. ts t,es desire to know that we have got 10 guard with more strength than any other one thing that we can men tioil It has wrecked more lives. bro. ken more hearts, destroyed more pros. poets. flied more graves and sent more souls to hell than everything else com biucd. God t1eip us to guard it.--Rev. Dr. Len C. Broughton. Baptist, At lanta, Ga.
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Tho Trouble.

1ones-I understand there Is trouble hetveen Mrs. Poet and her husband amith Yes. He couldn't sell hi, noems. and she couldn't eat them, D. uhe left him.
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Singing With Children.

If some parents would do q little less scolding and q little more singing with their children perhaps they might have just the same spiritual influence for good as had your sainted mother wheu she gathered the children about her every Sunday afternoon to sing the gospe! hymns, Rev Ur. Frank De Witt Talmage. Freshly hFferian. Los Ali, gaics Cal
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He ijstet,esi to All

Fontenelle listened to everything, and he offended no one by disputing any thing At the close of his life he was asked the secret of his success, and he replied that 1t was by observing two maxims Everybody may be right and Everything may be SO
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The man who gambles Is del' anna. but the man who sam biss - annfinues to leo A ee9oe1'
 - DstYA1A.
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Love WortS, asta,nit,o.

The newly married man who a., sunles the air of having bought q NC man With ihc wedding fee aud lays aside llis careful winsomencss loses what ite thinks he has won. IL love is worth xooing to secure it is worth wooiAg t. retail,-professo pr. r.i,e Congrpgationalist. Boston,
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The tsHe strength of every human sou! is to be dependent oa as many nobler ss ii can discern and to be de. pended upon by as many inferior as E can reach -- Rusktn.
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If suffering from tonsilitis avoid diphtheria by using Pneumo Emol.
 lient; at cll druggists, 50c and s1.00
 g II 1n3
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Saying well causes laugh. Doing well causes silence French Provsrt
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MARINELLO HAIR
 DRESSING PARLORS
 Have moved to The GRAND LEADER

from 121 1-2 West Second. Manicur- ing, Hair Dressing and all work in that line. Only White Hair Dresser in the city. Old phone 376. Engage ments made by appointment
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