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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25
State Press Comments on the
Governor Question.

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! knowlcdn, Of men and affair. An
these qualifications has Carroll 5.
Page, and in our opinion, in great.
cr degree than any other man now
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pace rnIfIs his dn,nanI ,o,i,a ~,
tor for i,a :, h;,,,',,c WV =" '"I ~, ~
people and his Svmparhjcs are with
them.
a man who may he depended un.
on to stand between the ovcrhurdeu,
ed pcopIo and their loci.I,,ivp roh
bers. and Mr. pacnu,y Il. d.,o,l.l
upon to do this.
A man ,l,, :, c., H., r.,
bns;noss ,,o, vho will .l,,,;,,,
nrirc;,,es into Ella S,,,n c.,
ment; Mr.. Pare is such n man,
A man who ro..osso. - ,hono,,,,
t,,,,..1.,e ''''' 0"5
n claim that NJ. p,,..,. ',,.. ,,
is his equal in this respect
A man who has px,,9rjcncc IN
Legislation and in our State govern.
mcnt; here again Mr.. Page has
qualifications superior to those of
'''S opponent
ncSe are 'he f"'l'nca''ohS the
pe"P'e require !" "o'crnor' and
'"''o -''' ! aye possesses III no com
mon measure. II man had served
'nrongh al tIIc wars from the Rev
oIn'i"h "thr Eershlre war and did
not possess theS" qualifications he
would not be the man Tor Governor
AS onr readers may have gathered
from some hints that wahave dronno1
,vo arc ,r1I,n C,n.u c Dr. =
Uvdonorl, rnr Co.an,an :, VI
bnrv RpnuhI,c,r ~ "'''''
ne lntercS: m1Li(cs'cl in the
Governor question continues to wax
hotter and ho,tor Hon c,r.olI G
PAGE is leading finely inthc race and |
is making rapil strides IN Mi. !;
rcclion The fact is tbo noo,,o or
this S,?tc Euor Mr. p,cc 70 ho
clean sound man ono ,ha, nosscssos
.uperior iudrmcn, in Ln.;no.s ma,
tors and ror,Iomon u.,o o,, H.
trusted in so high aad honorable \
position as Governor of Vermont.
'ir' age osar' a character above
.I', "%o" "''" -" ''c''' '"'''S can d"
therefore, pie asad to nlar. Lornro any ar
leaders ~ our choice for Governor
he Hon. Carroll ). Page, of HYDE
'ark, Vt. Our readers will make
10 mistake IN supporting Mr.. Pdgc
or Governor, and they en- rest a>.
'nred that If he ~ elected to this
position, that our State affairs viii
re well managed in every partic
lIar. -k'chiord Journal.
~,
Those who b,v. Loor ocors;,
Tan C,rrou c p, g l.a
va "S' u oH'nS a +
SN e'"o'e' curing the war; will
low have to crawl into their holes j
nd then pull the hole in after them
|ho Mopi,or co,,o;,. L,,,o. .. i
l.,. '"' i
~ "''"s ."'' S'An"er' ana ,
ONE OF tAem are from such promi. /
rent person AZ Hon. Henry Ballard. Z
nd Others. those who have been =
uLlishirr this story ouch, f. co,, h
H. mon o., a,I. W Io''' ;
OF it is likely to rc.art :, on u'r ,Eo ~
nd destroy whatever chances their
'ndldate had. Vermonters like
vi an open warfare, not under
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25

Success in life depends much upon
ones success in making friends; and
social welfare, says the Saginaw
Courier, depends upon proper educa-
ton. We glory in the fact tina,
knowledge has been placed within
the reach Of all, and yet how super
fetal IN many respects is modern
education? The virtues of good
character have been largely I'm
taught. Mere smartness, cunning
and tritkery arc the characteristics
of the men of this age. Not to
make the young true men and
women but learned parrots has
apparently been the aim. The
education has been that Of the head
not of the hands and heart. The
moral element Of education has
been considered of little importance.
The teaching of Christianity has
been COMPOUNDED with that of
morality. TO escape the bugbcar
OF teaching the religion of the Bible
morality has been lost sight OF.
R'v renee for the good and the true,
love for mankind, charity for the
weaknesses of humanity, all these
are little regarded. Purity of
thought and action rarely are
attributed to others. No wonder
then, that the holy delights of friend
ship cannot be fully enjoyed TO the
full without arousing the cruel
lnslnuations of SANDERS tongue.
Alas for the world that this should
be Let all remember that man is 4
social creature, that he needs the
friendship of others, and that it
must be gained through honorable
and intimate intercourse; that it
cannot be obtained through super.
hciaI acquaintance; that it goes not
always hand in hand with wealth.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25
TREASURY nErAnrMl>r.

oFflCEuF THE COHPrRuLLnK or TlII
CT RItEN(I
NAsHINGruS. NPRII l-t $50
hhEEEAS, ny satisfactory rS td"ucr rrr
Srhted To the undersigned, i has been mad,
y" appear mat THE ISLAND FOND "a
IlONAL BANk," in the Village az Is,,,,
ioHH'lh the County OF kSsCN, and state a
Nerlhoht, has coupled with all the nro
visions ci the statutes OF the United Statca
required to be complied with before un usso
Cllt'oh shall be authorized to vunn,ru,,, IN,
bnslncss Of banking "
NO" THEREFORE. |. EDWARD :. LACEY
,"IHptfoiIcr OF the Currency, do hereby Ger.
Ky ihnt THE ISLAND FuSD NATION Al
, - nNh N, IN tue Village Of Island Pond, In til,
H"'EoilZcd TO commerce the bushes, q,
nahkihg ~ provided III Section Fi,tv ON,
u.nN!cn hh SlNtN nine Of the Revised
~ uuttS OF the United states
~ IESfIMoNf WHEREOF Witness my hand
ana seal OF office thus lat day of Aprll, $50
l7c'' EDWARDS. LACEY,
No. i"15. '''' va '"'y
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25

ut lsa common fallacy to suppose
that certain employments are in
themselves dignfed and certain
Others undignitied. If the work is
reflection of the worker, it depends
not upon what it is, but upon what
he Is ritsdig~ity. How is it done:
With ardor aud resolution, with
purpose and aspiration, with a view
to improvement and excellence, or
with but little care and thought,
with half heart, with view only
to the immediate reward? It's ON
the answers to such questions that
the dignity of labor depends"
"ln mercantile affairs punctuality
is as important as in military. Many
are the instances in which the neg
lect to renew an insurance punctuallv
has led to serious loss. With sound
policy do the banks insist, under pen.
atty of a protest, on the punctual
payment of loans, for, were they to
do otherwise, commercial transac-
tons would fall into incxtricable
confusion. Many and many time
has the failure Of one man to meet
his obligations brought on the ruin
of score o: Others, just as the top.
ping down IN line of bricks of
the master brick causes the fall of
all the rest. Thousands remain poor
all their lives who, if they were
more faithful to their word, would
secure large run Of custom, and so
make their fortunes. BE punctual
If you would succeed"
10 the young man just starting
IN business, we would urge that the
power of fixity of attention is AM
absolutely necessary qualification to
success. No matter what the object
IN view, bend every energy to its
attainment. You may possess indus.
Try, energy, even talent, and vet
fail OF success in your chosen life.
work simply because you lack the
power to concentrate your every
thought and effort on one thing.
until it is accomplished. Look It
up, and You will find the secret of
The successful business man is no
secret after all, but, simply interpret.
cd, spells concentration.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25

a meeting Of the democratic state
committee was held at Montpelier
the 10th, and it was voted to hold
the state convention L; Burlington,
May 20, and both Congressional dis
trict conventions at the same time
and place, 1t was voted to ircorpo
lato in the platform a specific high.
license plank, also one favoring bal
lot reform, revenue reform and a
uniform poll tax. Probably the
question Of n change of the present
grand list law Will he presented in
the convention. The most promi,
nent candidate talked of for GOV
ernor is Herbert f Brigham OF
Bakersfield.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25

81 @'sN=a-Hf@ 80 49, , 3 49, - -'.+A-
Department Commander Mausul
has issued the following general
order to the various Posts through.
out the STATE:
I'm accnriaucr with the usuaI
Custom of the Grand Army of IA,
/ Republic. Friday. Ihc ihirjieih day
of May, lsgu, viii be observed 4,
"McmuriaI Day" and The Depart
meut Commander cujpius upon the
officers aud members of the posts in
this Department. the nee Of careful
/ preparation. in order that the bcauti
/ tul ceremonies of our ritual may hr
| performed mavrf"r and impressive
manner.
Tie time has passed when il was
necessary for Us to explain tie
meaning Of this service, for Ike
people of the North, who gave OF
their brarcst and best that ".his
government Of ;hc people might not
perish from the earth" quickly
aPprchcndrd its significance, and
have ever been ready L. assist the
survivors of the Union Armies in
paying their tribute to those who,
IN the days Of the nations great cx
tremty, pad with their Ewes the
price of frceman's conviction, and
Il just recognition OF their sNmpa
thetlc efforts Is incumbent upon us.
Therefore earnestly and couliaIIy
invite all citizens and organizations
to JOIN IN this labor of loving remcm
brance, taking especial care to see
that no soldiers grave is neglected.
Comrades, a quarter Of century
has passed away since the armies
representing different sections Of
our common country confronted
each other Oh tie field IT battle. For
four long and bloody years the
questions at issue between the North
and south had been pending in the
court Of last rcsurt-thc dread
arbltrament of war. |. was our
privilege to bear an honorable u IT
IN establishing the supremacy Of the
| mon cause and at the close Of the
struggles We, for the last time,
stacked our muskelS, furlrd our
banners, aud Dispersed to our homes
to LEARN war no more But while
following the pursuits Of peace let
us not torcgo TIE opportunities Of
lmPrcsslng upon the carts of those
who, call too soon" will follow in our
footsteps, the lessons Of devotion to
country and fidelity to duty taught
by our fallen comrades. Each
recurring Memorial Day witucssc,
many additions to the number OF
earthly resting places, strewn with
beautiful flowers, alike indicative o.
the lite eternal and that he who
sleeps beneath bad worn the honored
blue Of a Union soldier. 4, our
ranks are thus constantly undergoing
"'P'e'loil I't every opportunity be
improved that the principles for
winch we fought may be pcrpc,ua,cd
III the future history Of out country.
1t is recommended that each Pos,
IN tins Department attend divine
service ina body on the Sabbath pre-.
ceding Memorial day. Where such |
organizations exist the "\Nouan', |
RcIiet Corps" AMI the "Sons OF
Ne'erano' should be Invited toI
a company them.
Post Chaplain, will forward to
the Department Chaplin, K:v. y.
K, Lowell, Rat md, Vermont.
copies of the local paper, Reporting
'pon the Observance. Of the diva
such ",hcr Information ~ may be Of
interest to the Drplrlm;n,.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25
ESSEX County 9rrala.
ISLAND POND, VT. APRIL 25.

Ourcandid opinion is tLat the effort
To turn bsce the tide of success
that has set in towards Mr. Page by
means Of baseless scandal aud dis
paraging destinations will defeat
itself. There i 4 love and spirit
of justice inherent in our Vermont
people that can, We believe, he trusted
10 right this great injustice and
injury sought to be perlriratcd,
unfairly too, AZ ,inNt an honorable
man.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25
GagSG Fts-

Expires trains for island T ~, s.
Lewiston Portland. aud Ka-.of - a., NRir,
Mont ell a. On m urd 10 IS a. ni;arl ave
Pond at b1 iu. HnI 20 p ~ '.tbd
for Island fonr sud INTERMEDIATE -, -"
Viii leave MuHtIrai at : IS % fp ,'ta'
train Tor lslau. Pond rud iI.'.t,.,,i. ''iA'H
lions will lca'" Richmond ut "a m !, "a
trains fpr nprhHIn leave Island Pan. o., 100
m. and 1.0J 4. NJ. JDNIPH uI,ks,," 8.
brnrIhI Mt-.,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25

Express train Ter Montreal l,-.y.,.,-.
Pend ~ IS "a "a mixed rain fur a, ,'sHf
aud Quebec 80 3 IS q u. Miari I'm I, 'al
6orllIin ion Island POM. ~ i, d. "A ,r .'-'d %
trains tor MonircHi aur The y ct IA ll,'
"artlani Al q 4 Ia ruA "a y lsl a. .tA' :
al y 10 and SIS y. m. l-tlud I 80 !, ~ hsa
2.ia y. M The i.tt'i conu"r:ilc ar E,rI,..- h9
fUT OUrlrC 90 .N tiiiul :
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25
I,gANp TRUNK RAILWAY
/ VI Water AFrAnEeme,tY
COME NEsT

On arf after Nov. y. ana nu.fI g.,
notice, tTaius vii be riu rs fellow ''''a'i
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25

lie (Mr. Page is by very com
mon consent the most fit candidate
for governorin the field. lie entered
the canvass on the application and
solicitation of a very large number
OF influential men in Vermont, lie
is not allied with any other man m
this political scrmmagc; if he win,
he will win on his own merits md
by ialrcst means. IF he loses ho
VIII still be one.of the best examines
OF seIf.m1de man, one of the hos,
business men, and the staunchos,
ano most useful republican in III.
STATE. 1t any other candidate com
pines more good qualities, more
htnes' for the place of governor
ana deserves more from the repuh.
mean party or the people of the
state than he, let such a man vim
Barton Monitor
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25
Upper Coos f. 2.
81 THIRTEEN WEEKS

The POLICE GAZETTE will b. mall.
ecurely wr rpel TO any al lress in ~.
Unite States fer three months. on r.cs;,,
IL ONE DOLLA F.. LIBERAL di.copr4 =,
ow,4 TO PoSDas'srs, agents and club-
sample copies m1i.ed fee. address ello.
iers to X CHARD h. FOX,
FranSlil Squaro NY
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-25
NOTICE!

WI tEEiS Ny wife T.iz2ic Palmer has LEFT,
my bed AMI Go4fd. without inst c,tu,c or no
I"'utIon hereby forhid NIL persons h,,rnor
ny or 'ihstll,g hCI on my account rs sItrII
~, pay Any utJta ~ hcrrunlrHctng after nj.
'I,r. u.-,, Jol\ PAtrER
Elsl Hnght0n, VI. Anril u. $50
The morning call., 1890-12-21
EDUCATIONAL.


M ME. wALD0w COHEN, TEACHER OF PIANO
w forte and singing. 1915 Clay ST. aul9 wfsu u
A NHERSON'S NORMAL AND UNIVERSITY
classes; persons prepared for teachers certl-
hcates or to enter the State University. Room z.
Odd Fellows Hall. city. del0 I'm
GIG. 6. CIPOLLONI, FROM ROME. ITALY; MAN.
~ dolin studio. Room los, ST. AIMS Bldg. de9 I'm
COUTHERN'S WRITING ACADEMY. 345 Pile
- Ian Bdg; 10 premiums; day and evening de6 3m
CHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING TAUGHT
found. New York School, 81 Pine. Room sos I'm
VOCAL LESSONS AND SINGING CLASS. FoR
terms, PROF. OGILYIE, sos Powell. no3O Inn
TO 10 cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the BEST oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast
orders by postacard or otherwise will receive
prompt attention once 622 Montgomery st.
CCHOoL OF CIVIL, MINING AND MECHANICAL
~ Engineering, Surveying, Architecture Drawing.
Assaying. AVIAN DER NAiLLEN 1913 Mark't 2If
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 81 POST ST
II Double-entry bookkeeping penmanshp, Short
business course under one Zee Of SIS. ie3ose
DACIFIO BUSINESS COLLEGE. $40 POST Sc.
Lie scholarship S75; day ana evening oc2use
NHEAPEsT AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ eightpage WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
In the United States OF Canada one year for 81 25
postage free.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
BOEHRER Il CO., CARPENTERS AND
u Builders lib Leidesdorff st. seStf
I v.LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
y Gl9 sacramento ST.; cabinet WORK and lifting up
eMces promptly attended TO; telephone sOo inlost
The morning call., 1890-12-21
FLATS TO LET.

~
NE. COR. BUCHANAN AND FULTON g
~ rooms and $25 90
1914 Deylsadero, rooms ana bath ....... 30 90
1874 BeVIsadero, rooms and bath ......... 81 so
1875 LaIkln, cor suffer, rooms and balh.. 81 SO
lSlO1a Ellis. rooms and bath, choice...... as 90
luis Gay, rooms and bath, mr.. Powell..... 81 so
Il9 ahcr rooms and bath -......,......... 20 90
walnut ave, rooms and bath. ..-.---...... % 90
I22R3 Ivy ave, rooms and bath. new -...... 20 90
and bath. e5 90
- Laguna, rooms and bath. -...... 50 90
l43S Folsom. rooms and BATH new ......... ~ so
lO6 NiUth, cor Mission, rooms and bath. 81 so
24ll Howard, rooms and bath. ......--.. 40 90
1855 Stevenson, rooms and bath, fne........ IS 90
1872 Stevenson, rooms and bath.,....... % 80
z5O3 EoisJln, rooms ana bath. 80 90
2loS Toward, rooms and bath ......-....... 81 SO
1910 Ellis, rooms ana bath. % 30
10 McLca court, rooms and bath, new. lS 90
l220 Bryant. rooms aud bath, new......... Is 90
~ Potter rooms and bath, fne.-......... SO 80
Z2l3 Mason, rooms ana bath ,............... 10
lll3 howard, rooms ana bath, new-.-.-.... 25 90
l2li Market o rooms ana bath. IS %
5461a Sixth, rooms and bath, cheap. -, 20 90
n W. Ger. Tenth and Brannan, rooms and
bath. new..........:............ 81 so
Ana rooms ana bath Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
f5i Natoha, rooms ........................ 15 90
Apply 10 r. u Mol-LOf, l3S Montgomery. de21 st
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GJSl Sl75, 500, S225. $3.50, $40 $500
u LOU. $3.50, $500, $3.50, $500, $500, 5000,
$3.50 and 800 each-Choice Golden Gate Park lots
25xl2U and 25Gl00: corners, 81 :6xl00; easy terms
only 50. $40 and Sl5 monthly payments; fronting
cable lines, park, grand ocean boulevard, new race
track, Msrket-st extension. Cliff House.
Also Sunset Heights, near music stand deer and
elk PARK, Olympic aud chidrens play grounds;
titles perfect or sale: on purchases made this
week fully 20 per cent on amount paid said lots
be realized within six months. For exact loca-
tion please call and regular city maps Office OF
J. I. HABR (city real estate Only), 62S Market
ST.. opposite Palace Hotel. del4SJ
The morning call., 1890-12-21
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
MARCUsE 6 LESSER. SAN FRANCISCO, 6ss
w Market ST.. opposite Palace Hotel: Alameda,
home builders designs furnished.
INSTALLMENT HOMES.
$1600-New cottace rooms and high basement,
modern improvements; near station; 500 cash. $50
s2oOO-New cottage 4 rooms; high basement:
modern improvements; near station: $500 cash:
$2300-New cottage; rooms; all modern inn
provements; near station: $3.50 cash; S25 per
s35Oo-Fins cottage rooms; large corner lot,
$o0o cash: S25 per month. de4 FrSuMowe tt
A LAMBDA AGENC ADVERTISEMENT
"A \ and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch once OF THE MORNING CALL, SCHNEI-
DER y CO., l435 Park st.
GOd00 COTTAGE, ROOMS, Easements;
E[1oO. $4,000, house rooms, sunny side, easy
terms or exchange for lots; houses built TO order
! GEO A. POWDER, Ugh ST. Alameda. de20 ITS
%O200 $500 CASH. BALANCE s25 PER
sis6 basement month; lot 4oxl6o; cottage; rooms
$S0oO-Lot 4oxl5O: cottage of rooms and bath:
nne garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
sS25o-Lot 81 :sx12o; new 2-story house OF Of 7.
aocns ana aa BATH n me marine vew s6oo CASH BAT
s4oOo-Lot 5oIi5o; cottage OF rooms and bath.
with stable; NV corner $500 cash. balance $40
s450O-Lot 81 61I4O: new 2-story house; rooms
s470O-Lot 81 :6xIOO: new 2-stery house OF
rooms ana oatn. on Central ave-; $1,000 cash, BAL
s5oOo-Lot 6sxi49: cottage of 8 rooms and bath.
with store, barn and orchard: a Sw. corner All
bath windmill tank; easy terms. No. 4sS
$7O00-Lot S0x200: cottage OF rooms and bath.
nne garden. lawns. etc.; best neighborhood; bar.
Bargains in building lots in all parts of Alameda,
MoREXL CO, i4ss Park ST. % ala loa1 by II =
MONTGOMERY ST.. San Francisco. ocl9 Il
The morning call., 1890-12-21

CD000 ABARGAIN: COTTAGE OF ROOMS;
UAVOO. stable and shed, etc; with lot 50x 80,
on Chestnut street, mortgage at $1,000: Interest at
8 per cent; this can remain be paid of at option
OF the purchaser: street work all done; macadam-
lied and severed ETC.; this is bargain call
TO our Office for further particulars. E w.
WOODWARD d. CO., 902 Broadway, Oak
land. de2l II SuThSu
The morning call., 1890-12-21

> LOTS IN EAST OAKLAND; SIZE 5oxlUO ON
northeast corner; price $3.50, mortgaged at
$500; interest per cent; new electric railroad
VIII pass within half block Of this lot; commands
good view of Oakland and well located. Apply to
E W. WOODWARD d CO., 902 Broadway YAK
land. le2l IF SuirhSn
The morning call., 1890-12-21

$780, eete H hoT Sac THE t5s
bay and surrounding country so to $3.50 per lot;
on easy terms: half block from electric railway and
only minutes from local trains. For bargains see
H. W. DAVIS at once, Twenty-third station,
nurf :
The morning call., 1890-12-21

G17S LOT 25xl35: NEAR LORIN STATION,
0i1 bO Oakland Sl5 cash balance In INSTALL
ments 81 25 per week. OCCIDENTAL LAND CO.,
235 kearny ST. de5 IT
The morning call., 1890-12-21

OAKLAND HOUSES AN, kO0MS.
NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BEAUTIFIED AT
W lO3e Market ST. Oakland. by an artist auSl tt
The morning call., 1890-12-21

A FEW 20-ACRE LOTS LEFT IN "HoNN'S
n Great Cooperative Fruit Farm: buy while you
can c. Ii. STREET A CO., AIS Montg omery St,
San Francisco no22 IT
The morning call., 1890-12-21

O. HOS0 SPLENDID INVESTMENT: l NEW
I'd O--oO. modern cottage of rooms, bath and
foored basement; also lots extra adjoining same;
size 25xl00 each lot; situated northwest cor
ner; central location aud "a bargain: l block from
street-cars. Apply to e. w. WOODWARD & CO.,
902 Broadway, Oakland. de2l SQThSQ II
The morning call., 1890-12-21
COUNTRY REAL EsrarE-Co .rINuEp.

GOVERNMENT LANDS l60-ACRE TRACTS
VI OF Al agricultural land within 100 miles of San
Francisco. OCCIDENTAL LAND CO., 235 Kearny
The morning call., 1890-12-21

FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEO
Gin s-FooT HUNTING sKIFF; ALSO SMALL
g ". hand printing press, $40. 1889 Twenty
TNCUBAToRS CHEAP-l OXFORD INCUBATOR
$50; both like new. To see cali at j. wIEsiSGEks;
berkeley. de2i sts
o10O stock; l5c share CAHILL, 9s2 Mission.3s
DANCE NO. 4 NEARLY NEW; ALSO BABY
~ carriage 10 Twenty-sxth st. It's
EoR SALE-JERsEY COW, WITH GALE 10
gsn:s E9Od mixer A Sps "a S.s
NEwFouNDLAND PUPS 8 WEEKS OLD. AID
~ dress II. sCREIBER, III Perry, mr.. Fourth.2I 80
Q7k FIXTURES, RESTAURANT: 4 FUR
I'd ~. nished rooms. Add T., Box l. CALL. 10 Sc
10hS1 HowARD-oNLY PLACE PAYS HIGH.
nosa afeede 9r f nor easoh clothing orders by
A SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS LAKE
IA view lots. del4 ct
loon GUNS; HOLIDAY SALE AT sHREvE,s.
1OOO 525 Kearny st. de9 I'm
A NOVEL CHRISTMAS PREsENT-THE HAND.
manufactured here at half cost. Inquire at r LIE
sENFELD's warerooms, 945 Folsom st. no3O tt
GAZE, SCALE. LETTEK-PREss, sroRE-TRUCK
y and money-till, cheap 102 Clay st. au28 tt
CHEPARDS FOOT AND POWER LATRES
- HICKS. agent. 667 Mission st. sc27ti
SECONDHAND BOILERS. ENGINES PUMPS
T6sn PSlsyS betting water pipes etc No
MASSAGE.
MRS. THOMSON. ELECTRIC HAND RUBBER:
w Swedish movement. 10i Grant ave. r. lS. 20 Sc
Boy REESE, SADIE CARLTON S59 MISSION
a baths. massage. 10 to 10 daily de20 It's
y ROSE CLEVELAND. IRON n. y. WITH
q. new assistants. Nucleus House. r. ~ dele SO
DOSE DE LAFONT AND ASSISTANT RE-
~ moved to Fl Ninth St., Parlors and g. my2l II
The morning call., 1890-12-21
OUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

OK 0aQ ACRES FIRSTCLASS LAND: THE
Ac.OOo cheapest and best proposition this
Coat: offered at the extraordinarily low price of
81 90 PEI acre. Just right to cut up into small hold
ings, which Will readily sell for $40 and S25 per
acre; good soil; Will raise gran fruit any crop
to perfection; rare chance for syndicate b ing
profitable, safe investment. w. Il. MARSHUTZ &
Co., $50 Market St de2l &c
TRACT OF ACRES AT EMANUEL STATION,
opposite the Home OF Peace Cemetery; well
suited for gardener florist dairying; plenty of
water AID good windmill; good house and large
barn, VIII oh can hold so toss of hay aud 10 horses
aud also chieken-houSe large enough for 800
chickens Apply on premises 10 b. COST, ad-
dress him Colnsa station. San MateO Co. de2l 6ts Su