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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-16

INDIANAPOLIS, April i5.-Congrcssman
John NJ. Wiley, Of Buffalo, and Virginia
Emiline Cooper. daughter Of ex-State
Treasurer John j. Cooper. were married
in this city this afternoon. The ceremony
was attended by an assemb,age of I'D
fashionable people, among the guests be-
ing Hon. w. >. Bissell and wife OF Buffalo.
The presents amounted in value to fully
thirty thousand dollars.
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ohIe.t,ng To Az. Qualification.

WAsRiSGToN, April II. Representative
Martin on behalf Of the minority commit
tre ON invalid pensions submittcda "a report
on the Morrill, service pension bill CRITICS.
ing the age unliiication of the bill as be-
ing neither responsive to the public tie
mand nor in compliance with the request
of veterans. The minority urges that the
age qualification be- eliminated and the
lays.
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DETROIT, April I5.-The Detroit Steel
and Spring company. the largest concern
OF its kind in the United Statcs.suspended
payment with liabilities amounting to
100000, assets nominally the same. A
month ago IL fell into commercial straits.
and to protect themselves creditors
filed chattel mortgage. The works will
not be closed. The annual output of the
company amount To Sl,UD,OO.
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Tn Reduce Magcs.

NEW YORK, April ia statement is
current this morning that the United
States Express company has decided to
reduce the pay Of its employes 10 per cent.
on May l. President T.. PIatt refused
TO affirm or contradict the rlimor.
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Nsw YORK, April i5.-Thc sixth annual
convention ~ the association Of working
girl societies opened to-day with over 40
women present. Reading of papers
touching upon the purposes of the soci.
ctics occupied the entire afternoon. Del
cgatcs are present from California.
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Capriyi'. Latest Order.

BERLIN. April l5.-The Tageptou says I:
Chancellor Won Caprivi has forbidden
ministers or other officials To furnish any
TO newspapers. All intel
ligence which is deemed desirous to he
published will appear in Re'chsonseiger,
the official paper.
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Facts, not Poetry
LOOK OUT FOR A HOME.
A JudiCious Investment: Mis-
soula Realty.

MIssoULA, April Especial. +
Spring has come, thetrees are bud
ding, wild flowers are in bloom
and the green grass springing up
everywhere (excepting in the
streets). Plenty of snow in sight,
but it is many miles off on the tall
peaks of the Rockies. and serves
only as a cold reminder of the
past winter. Building operations
are in full blast, hundreds of men
and teams busy and earning good
wages. A visit to Missoula at the
present time. if you have no very
special ties elsewhere, will cause
you to settle down in this beauti-
full. enterprising and growing city.
Here you can make money and
enjoy good healthy living at the
same time.
The great natural resources of
Missoula county are being de-
veloped rapidly. and hundreds of
people from all parts of the United
States are immigrating to this
wonderful rich country. The city
of Missoula is peculiarly healthy.
having the advantages of high
altitude, being 5000 feet above
sea level, and yet being sheltered
from the cold East winds and open
to the.chinook winds of the Paci-
ic Coast. caused by the Japan
Ocean current. Vegetation luxu-
rates in such climate; and we
have that grand combination, the
bracing air of the Rockies and the
comforts of an eastern locality.
Where is the man, woman or child
who does not long for the or
chards, gardens and lawns so nu-
merous in the East. Missoula is
noted for its many advantages,
but especially for its many com.
Portable homes.
BY investing in Missoula real
estate at the present time you
will be sure to net profit of a,
least 100 per cent. in the next u
months. Mcconnell, Cook & Co
are sole agents for much of the
best property in Missoula, and of.
fer many bargainsi in all parts oi
the city; but we wish to especially
call your attention to the new
plat, McCormick's Addition No
?. lying a half mile west of the
business center of the city, which
addition is commonly known a.
the Garden and Orchard Add
ton" to Missoula; it receives tha
name from the fact that the sol
} is excellent and well adapted te
gardening, and there are hundred
of thrifty and bearing fruit tree
growing on the lots. There is
great deal of satisfaction in hav
ing home. and instead of a barreI
lot a well-cultivatcd garden will
plenty of water for irrigating pur
poses. Fruits. flowers and vege
tables of all kinds grow readil.
and successfully on the lots in tn
Mccormick Addition No.
Missoula.
For further particulars ant
printed descriptive matter of Mis-
soula and the surrounding countr
address
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k,,,,L Iva Boiler r,p,o.,on.

GLADwIN, Mich, April 15.-A boiler Ia
Oseman's saw mill exploded yesterday.
wreckng the mill and killing II. NJ. Corey
and Faron Corey.
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Amendments to the Chinese Enumeration
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Evarts
to-day presented the amendments he pro-
posed TO offer to the Chinese enumeration
bill The proposes to make the certificates
sufficient evidence OF lawful right to re-
main i'm the United States instead Of the
sole evidence and 10 except all children
of Chinese parents born In the United
States from provisions Of the bill. An
other amendment strikes out the third
section, which provides for the arrest and
deportation or Imprisonment for Ave
years, of Cinnamon found after Scptem-
ber first, 1880, without proper certificate.
If the section he not stricken
out Evarts will move 10 make the
term OF Imprisonment six months.
Section requires that Chinaman leav-
ing the United States shall surrender his
certificate for cancellation. To this Ev-
arts proposes the addition that any
Chinese person other than laborer who
has or may hereafter lawfully enter the
United States, and who has departed OF
hereafter departs, shall be entitled To re-
enter upon evidence satisfactory to the
collector OF customs that he or she has
heretofore been in the United States and
is not n Chinese laborer. and the collector
of customs shall issue a certificate to such
persons on re-entry, which shall have tho
same force as the census certificate.
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DEs MoINEs. April i5.-Thc legislature
adjourned sine die tonight.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Montana's Case Discussed and Then Laid
Over TIL To-day.

Over IO-Doys
WASHINGTON, April i5.-In the senate
among the petitions presented and re-
ferred was one from the Boston Executive
Business association for the privilege of
purchasing ships abroad for 10 years.
Among bills reported from the commit
tee and placed on the calendar was one
providing for the return OF secontl-class
mail matter.
The Montana election case was then
taken up. Morgan addressed the senate.
He referred to the recent democrat sue
cess In Helena and Butte as a response
10 the attempted fraud in seating republi-
can claimants. II election, he said,
had gone the other way, there
would have been no trouble In referring
the case back TO the people. Now II was
supposed TINT was impossible. II was SO
declared II Montana were now coming
asking for admission as state with all
that filth clinRing to her skirts she would
be kicked from the threshold and he in
sisted no man had n right 10 claim seat
do no with certificate of the governor OF
that state. The certificates had to be
signed by the governor and countersigned
by the secretary of state. Republican
claimants had not such certificates.
Democrats had certificates signed by the
governor Dtt unfortunately not counttr-
signediby the secretary of state. Ii would
not be very long, he said, until the little
cloud I'm Montana which seemed no bigger
than mans hand would sweep like cy-
clone and tear the republican party all TO
fra gmen's. Daniel argued against thema-
jorlty report.
Vance created amusement by reading
the following telegram received from
Butte this morning: "Hurrah for the
honest citizens who vindicate the right
side! Hurrah for law and liberty! And
the people won the fight. Republican
corruptionists went weeping to their fate
for voters placed the ban upon the men
who stole the state. Mourners speaking
wishes. There's Grape upon the door.
The grand old party was killed by stealing
precinct a."
Hoar said as he understood the facts
the Democratic majority In Butte, which,
year ago was 800 Republican, was re-
duced to about $50; and that at precinct
"a there was not a single voter left; all
of these apparent voters had gone like
last years snow.
Vance: My information is entirely diff
:nrent. Butte gave Republican majority
las. year: and there has been q great
''turn over" in consequence OF "subse-
quent proceedings"
Without concluding his speech Daniel
yielded for motion TO adjourn and, after
an agreement that vote would be taken
at o'clock tomorrow, the senate adj
journed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-26

GI1-1 HENRY ST, Mr.. NOE: LOT 2sxl15.
4 tt ~. q. Ii. UMBSEN u CO. II Montgomery
street oc26 81 SuruTh
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C.IS nlI. NOE ST.. NEAR MARKET;
u u wv. new, hne bay-wiudow houses in
fats OF and rooms and bath each; brick founda-
lions etc; Iot 5Ox9O TO alley; rents sos o. II.
UALBs..N y 90. Il MONTGOMERY. oc26 81 SuTuIh
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CE On COR. SAN JOSE AVE. AND ELIZA
u 81 w. BETH ST.; 2-stOry house in store and
fat brick foundations, etc; rents $40: lot 29x7S q.
i. CNBSEN & CO. IA Montgomery. 26 81 SuTu1h
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lsiOnn CORNER on path AND ELLEN
u tOOU. stS.; size OF lot l25Xll0; this is a bar
gam. Il. II. uMBsEN a CO., II Montgomery
street. oc26 81 SuInTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-26

5000 aEED IL 81 NEAR 6 9Th cRe, AMP 5S2
ready for building &. II. UMHSEN * CO. Il
MONTGOMERY st oc2b 81 SuIpIh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-26

CID E0O IMPROVEMENTS AND LOT on
- i. OUO. Natoma St. near 18th, and fine sub
Slautia double house in six tenements: renting for
Sis per month; lot 50xS0. u. II. UMBSEN a CO,
II Montgomery st oc26 1t SuIuTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-26

cI-EO EACH CoLLINGwooD ST, NEAR
= ~ 18th; lots. each 25xl25. 6. Fl.
UMBSEN 4 CO.. Il Montgomery. oc26 ST SuTuIh
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CS9nn HENRY ST, NEAR NOE; COTTAGE
I OtOV. of ROOMS ana BATH brio fuunda-
Jiors, etc. lot 52xll5; stable; part cash. 9. II.
CMBSES 4 co. IA Montgomery. oc26 81 SUTul b
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C.1O5n STEVENSON ST, NEAR 18TH;
u tZOt. house Of . rooms IN four tenements;
rents SAP; lot Z51SO g. II. UMBSEN q CO. Il
MONTGOMERY st oc26 st SuTuTh
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@. G-6O HOWARD ST., NEAR 18Th: 5-ST0RY
II . OU. bay-window house of 10 rooms and
baths; brick fouHdatioHS; all modern ccnV emf
euccS; me flower-gaTden: lot 2Tx9O. Il. H. UMB-
sen a CO. IA MONTGOMERY st oc26 81 SuTnTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-26

u OUtU. house OF 8 looms and bath and cottage
o! 3 rooms in rear; lot S0Nl22:6. e. II. UMBSEN
y CO. Il Montgomery 81. oc26 81 Su nth
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-26

CT con COR 18TH AND COLLIAGWO0D
u !COU- SIS; house Of rooms; brick founda-
tioLs; lot 75x75. G. IL. UMBSEN & CO. II Mont
gomery oc26 81 SuIuTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-26

(rALIFORNIA ST.-CORNER; 55xlS7, WITH AN
" IL cosy, fine home; room for several fats; I'M
provements on place now worth $4,000; place in
first class repair throughout; Will be sold at less
than actual value II taken c. L. MAYNE ~
nite 81
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MISSION INNEsTMKST-ENTIRE FRONTAGE
vi OF the block partly built on; handsome IN
come; always rented. c. f. MAYNE q CO., 322
Montgomery ST.
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G.Snnn ONE OF THE FEW BARGAINS
spCOUU. left-BusiRess property on Polk ST. at
less than 5000 per front foot and cottages rent
ing low ut SIS throwa in: an immense buy: large
lot 3OxS4 70; Sutterstreet pass the door; must
be sold within few days, otherwise Will be posi-
lively withdrawn from market; investors and spec
uat0rs he wideavake; chances like this are getting
scarce; the ground cheap at 5000, will double in
value Polk-street cable is extended to
North Beach; nothing approaching this figure to be
had on the For further particulars apply to
o. D. BALDMIN, JooST d MERTENS 23S Mont
geometry st OOPS If Suwe
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c 9TAn LOT COR. 26TH AND CASTRO SITS;
4 t)OOUs size 5U:lUXl1i. g. II. UNI B>EN a CO.,
Il Montgomery st oc36 81 SuTuTh
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Ca115A HOUSE AND LOT ON CLAY ST..
Oil ~. bet. Mason and Taylor contains 10
rooms and BATH etc; renting for S35 per month. e.
Il. UMBSEN ~ CO. Ii Montgomery. o26 81 Sururh
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INVESTMENTS WHERE THOUSANDS OF DOL
l. lars can be realized for few hundred are rare;
have go acres of land miles from the City
Hall, between Colma and Baden. that can be bought
for Sl25 per acre IL taken al once: when the ggan
tie packing houses and other enterprises contem-
plsted at Baden under way this land will bring
$500 per acre: when Baden is city Of 10000 peO-
pie (wlthn years., this land, lying between the 2
cities, will be worth mauy thousands of dollars per
acre; this is worth looking into. Z, L. MAYNE q
CO. 1872 Montgomery 81.
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EoR SALE-Two HOUSES BUILT BY DAYS
work; 7 rooms, bath and pantry; unfinished
basement: concrete floors and foundations: modern
improvements; Park lane, overlooking Mission,
Park and ocean; unsurpassed view; healthiest loca
ton in city Park lane Is continuation of Ashbury
St: 20 or 5e-foot front house IS desired: VIII be
sold low and reasonable terms; proposed cable
road goes by this property key at cottage ia rear
e +. BuRRELL, at Q. A. HOOPER u CO., 204
Front at oc26 u
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5000 rooms n G s4 laundry h
and all modern Improvements; briea-brac. top
mantes, ornamental gas-nxures, iron ra'l In 'front.'
patent stone sidewalk; Grove ST., convenient to
Hayes or McAlister-st cable lines. Apply to
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Z MAINE w. sss montgomery street.


G. E MAfNE g co. sss montgomery street.
M ESTEEM ADDITION UOTrAGE-CosY LIT
w tie home OF rooms and bath and all modern
improvements at $1,000 only. {. L. MAYNE CO.,
S22 Montgomery st.
FAIR OAKS ST., ON THE MISSION MOB HILL,
bet 2lst and 22d; fine view; away below the mar
ket price: 61x1l7:6 or 3o:611l7:6 to rear street:
only $1,000 each all ready for building. C. L
MAYNE CO.. 322 Montgomery St
PUsH ST.: MODERN 2-sToRY BAY-wINDow
ID residence; close to Van Ness ave-; 5000. c. L.
MAYNE d CO.. 322 Montgomery ST.
A ELEGANT S-SToRY CORNER RESIDENCE
n in Western Addition; IL rooms and bath; bay
window in every room; all modern conyenienees;
house In splendid condition. tine view of the city:
must be seen to be appreciated: terms very easy;
full particulars to be had at our Office; price $780,
Z. h. MAYNE d CO.. 322 Montgomery ST.
pUSH ST.. EAST OF POWELL; rs DRY HOUSE;
- rents S6S: 5000. &. Z. MAYNE AZ CO.. 322
Montgomery st.
BARGAINs-slo,Ov QUO TO $4,000.
HAYES sT.-3 NEW FLATS: FULL-sIZED LOTT
IL good income; price $i1 900. c. l. MAfNE d.
Co. S22 Montgomery st.
pACIFiC AVE; LARGE LOT. FULL DEPTH;
L fine marine view: front and rear house; renting
for $50 per month. c. 4. MAINE " CO., 322 Mont
gomery st.
SUTTER-ST. CoRNER-NEw BAY-wINBow
- flats and store rents for 500 per mouth: store
leased Tor 2 years; price only $4,000. C. l. MAfSE
d Co.. 322 Montgomery St
n EARY Sr.-NEw FLATS; INCOME SIS PER
VI month: lot 30xl37 IS; by building In rear
could be made to pay 10 per cent net c. T.
MAYNE a. Co. 800 Montgomery ST.
dTH-ST. CORNER: 30xsO: WELL RENTED TO
I frst-class tenants; price $1,000. {. L. MAYNE
q CO. S22 Montgomery ST.
ORR ST.; 50x100; BEFORE LONG THIS WILL
y bring $500 front foot; price Sl1.50O for the
whole. Z. l. MAYNE & CO., 322 Montgomery
street.
C0LDEN GATE AVE. CLOSE IN. 2-STORY
VI bay-wfndow house of 10 rooms and bath; Iul
sized lot. C. L. MAYNE & CO.. 322 Montgomery.
i this great city where the entire view is perfect
and wholly understandable; the Golden Gate and
the Pacific Ocean, the bay and its Islands, the
Com Ia Costa bills and the cities nesting at their
feet, together with the whole OF the city, beauti-
ful house and large grounds: in short home At
for any one: for further Information call at the
office. c. L. MAYNE a. CO., 81 Montgomery.
MISSION ROAD FINE PIECES; ALSO ONE
iil whole block: particulars at the ONCE. c. Z.
MAYNE IL CO.. 322 Montgomery ST.
paul TRACr-2 LOTS IN BLOCK 81 AT 800
L for the pair. G. E. MAYNE Il CO., 322 Mont
gomery st.
nEVISADERO ST., CLOSE TO GOLDEN GATE
~ ave-; just the lot for 3 fine fats. C. f. MAYNE
a CO., 322 Montgomery ST.
CACRAMENT0-Sr. CORNER; GOOD BUILD
- ings well rented: suitable site for store. &. f.
YD2 Mnutpunery
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

C.OO0n HOUSE AND LOT ON ELIZABETH
GZCUU. ST. bet. San Jose ave and Guerrero.
ceptaiuin, rooms and 9-foot basement; size of lot
25xII4 &. II. UMBSEN & CO.. Il Montgomery
street oc26 Sc SuruTh
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GJQ D0n a COSY HOME ON BAKER ST,
n lU-OUO. between sacramento and Clay; con-
tanning rooms aud bath; brick foundations; stone
walks and hne garden; house built 10y days ork
cost $1,000: nearly new; or VIII sell the house
aud one-haf of the lot Tor $500. g. ii. uMBSEN
y CO. Il Montgomer, st. oc26 St suTuIh
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COON CASH; BAY-wINDow COTTAGE JUST
,DCOp built: lot 25Xll4 on Jersey ST., bet. oath
and 25th block from Castro cable in sunny belt
of Mission: balance, $50 per month"; full price.
S2lO0; chance to pay rent to yourself. p A.
DOLAN & CO. $50 Market ST. seas SuTurh If
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-26

dTH-ST. INVESTMENT; NEW STORES AND
4 fats, with all modern improvements; income
price asked now. before years; only $50 900; lot
5oSSO. G. E MAYNE IL CO., 322 Montgomery
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CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & LANG Of
" fer improved and unimproved property; also a
few choice corners in desirable localities all over
the city, among them being the one-han of so
vara lot Main street, near Mission.
S95OO-Folsomstreet corner; must be sold; size
107 Is feet Folsom ST. by so feet deep; is at
ent partially covered BY Improvements which rent
for $50 per month"; this corner Is directly opposite
the lot which the railroad company are 10 erect
the engine and car-house; land alone worth Sl0.-
900; will double in value in less than one year;
it once; full particulars at ONCE. OFARR ELL
& LANG II Montgomery St oc26 SuWe
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$1,000 AoE5 FRg CIT, RANCE tsa 2 NILES Les
to Calistoga; ground all level planted with wine
grape vines 31a years old: "A mile from the railroad:
rare bargain, L. A DOIAAN q CO, $50 Market
seas Sulu'rh
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BARGAINS FROM $4,000 to $4,000.
BARGAIN N NEW FLATS; LYON ST, NEAR
u MeAlllster: 3 fine new flats; all modern i'm
prOyements; rents S17 90: only $3.50. &. E..
NAIVE & co. 81 MONTGOMERY 81.
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. GJ SEQ CHATTANooGAsT:. EAR 2SD; LOT
u 1OOO. 25xll7 IS. e. II. UMBSEN 4 CO., IA
MoutnDuery II pcE6 81 SuTuIh
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S.CnOn nth ST, NEAR GUERRERO; .
tCCOOt. ew fats; and rooms and bath lot
25rlZ5; rents $50 apply TO T. c. MoLLoY, 1873
Montgomery 1t
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S45 600 INSIDE , BUSINESS S s, !, p Pro =
prOyements substantial and first-ciasS throughout
total SS25 per month For further particulars
apply TO BOWIE, TOY Il CO., 10 Montgomery
stran ncsl SfiN q
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C.QlAn CORNER ON CALIFORNIA ST. AND
CUpOO, Sd ave; 2oOKl00 or 8 lots 25Il00
each Apply 70 T. c. MoLLoY, 1873 Montgomery
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Q.JeHn LOT % OR 50xlOU; EAST SIDE OF
tp1OOb. Sanchez St, bet. 18th and 10Th: all
street work done: splendid for residences. F. A.
DOLAN Il CO, $40 Market ST. Se2S SuTuTh If
The advocate., 1890-11-26

OF your dangeri save your birthright ere
II be TOO lato. DO not walt 10 800 n the
movement IL going "to amount 10 any.
thing" lts success depends upon your
votes. You need expect no encourage
ment from your adveraaries, and Il Is a
duty you owe TO your fellow toller TO
your children and to the memory Of your
heroic forefathen who died for liberty
and independence.
Therefore boldly stand forth, lndepen-
dent Of party and prejudice, and vlndl.
cate your rights as American oltlzens.
Yours In the peoples cause,
WIN. BEAUMONT.
The advocate., 1890-11-26

mediate test Of the strength Of the com
bination. Assessments will be made for
the protection Of property, and funds FOR
the conveyance Of workers from other
parts OF the country 10 al the place OF
strikers, thus throwing the strikers per
manently out Of employment 30 far as
the monopolies are concerned. Thus
armed At all points this syndicate Of en-
ployera Gun control forever and ave the
entire labor field to their own advantage.
and there Is not the remotest doubt but
that the unholy alliance will make an Of
fort TO entrench itself as strongly in Do
troit and the surrounding Michigan
cities as 1t has In the states OF New York
New Jersey and Connecticut. The
scheme is said TO have originated In the
fertile brain Of Chauncey Depew, who
made the initial test Of the system upon
the New York Central railroad emplovea.
No sooner had It's success become an as-
sured fact with one class Of workers than
The league, headed by the Vanderbilt.
Carnegie, Gould and the smaller fry Of
nilllonalres became a consolidated oapl-
.alist union. The scheme is an immense
'ne and, with few exceptions, embraces
very class Of labor and industry.-Nid-
and MeeAGaSc.
The advocate., 1890-11-26

This is the title Of a pamphlet Just issued
by tho passenger department of the Chicago
Rock Island d Pacific Railway. It com
priaees sixty pages of valuable information.
relating TO some OF the principal cities and
resorts OF Colorado, with fifty-two beautiful
Illustrations OF different scenic views and
localities, engraved from original photo
graphs, and which have never before An
peared in any work OF this kind. In tbe
Two last supplemental pages carefully re-
Yised list is given of the leading hotels, res
tauTants, etc., in the cities and places de-
ssclDed, with the names of their proprietors,
e9e s5 rates per DAY or week, and the character
OF accommodations provided. Coniea will
DO mailed FREE to applicants In any part of
the world on receipt of four cents each for
postage. Address John Sebastian, GenI
CagO, III. ' ~"