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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

or ovcrco'iug, or Tho psrthhins OF too rich
and iudi2essiilr food, - q co'ufuOi cgsusc Of
discomfort and differing. 10 Immediately
relieve t'ie TOu't.cA a'id bu-gei7 a"m g'Ich
overlooking. full dos ~ ~. Places Fur-
RnfiVc Pellets IT, che beet remedy. Llgcy cp-
ernte gently, yet thoroughly and wiihpilt
gripping, nutieea. or Other uuplcassut effects.
III the too FREQ indulgence ~ sgich iGtnai. r.
ntc eating hrs dcr4rgod Digestion. cnlsing
o:si,cpgia and bliougnc5a. attended VITA !
BcIts1 Of fniincas or biOatlgg after eating,
clGtef tongue. bitter Or bal tuHta "a iadftn
In tic morning, on arising, GFUWsinfgs ufitr
inrnIs, in1cscribable fn''lins, OF dread. or OF
impending calamity a1d hypoc!ondria-.thcu
yof need " follow up tho uBa OF fhr " Pellets" 4"
with DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical rigcoycry,
10 tone up the stomach, iuyig0rate TIC liver,
and set MI tho prccesses Of digestion at work.
While curing indigestion. IL PARTIES tho blood.
cicausiug the Bystcm from all hulDOfD nnd
bloo1-poi8oDs no matter Of what nanla or
nature, or from what cause arising. rhfrG Is
nothing similar % II in composition or ar
proachIng it In results. Therefore done SO
duped and induced 70 take some subsi!ilta,
said 10 be just as good" that the dcalcr
may make larger profit.
Manufactured by WORLDS DfsrE.ssAaY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS, Buffalo. N. V.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

The most brilliant men in the world
are always found iuat before election.
Then prophets spring up; and men deep
| In history, arteaian wells ON the tariff,
gralIa il thought and eagles in street
corner oratory come 10 the front like
meteOrs and vanish like meteorg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
TOWNSEND & WILSON.

The following is partial list Of city and
farm property for sale by us.
Unimproyed lots on 9th Street. Each
$500.
lot with house two stories on 4th and
Jackson St. S22OO.
House with 5 rooms, lst st. $1,000.
lot on Washington st. $3.50.
2sacant lots on 3rd st. Each, $500.
A good farm Of 4l0 acres 24 miles from
Halsey. $50 per acre. Can he divided and
will make two good FARMS
A good farm Of 40 acres, mile from Tan
gent. miles fiom Albany. $40 per acre.
Good farm Of l40 acres, 3 miles from shedd.
Price, $1,000.
A good stock farm, miles from shedd,
100 acres. S250O.
A ne~ cottage with six rooms, large lot
Price, $1,000.
Sevcini tracts Of and 10 acre lots, one ard
a ban iles from Albany. $500 per acre.
A o',a stock farm. 1900 acres, miIes
from Il X Atetion. IS per acre. A bargain.
Fam 3 miles from Sbedd, frst--clA-s wheat
and fruit land, 40 acres. Frice, 5000.
S25 acres miles from X r. $50 uer acre.
Can ne sold in lots o suit purchasers.
Blocas and lots in Townssnd's addition 20
Ai8~rj.
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Albany Market.

Whoat 6lKn
oats 33e.
Bufter- l6e pi 10.
fegs- 20f
Hay--g,O0.
potstoes-.75 cts per bushol.
Bcef--on foot, 2Jfc
4 ,irles--75 cents por bu,
Syrk--6II<c per II dressed.
lsScns- kains l2Xc.
shoulders, Sc.
sides l0e.
~ G-9c per ID.
Fltur-4.25 per bbl.
biekens-3 0G por doz.
Atiii Feed-.bran, 1850 per ton
shorts, l6.
niiddlines, 20.
CE0. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

CONSIDER THts.-By calling at Jas !
Powell's you will see large and fine
stock Of vegetables and fruits just receiv-
ed 10y steamer, consisting oi fresh oranges
lemons, cabbage, eaulitiower, onions, eel
cry, ripe cherries, and choice fruits Of al
kinds,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Two Can LoAps.-Price & Robson have
just received two car loads Of wagons and
buggies, light and heavy, and will sell
them at remarkably low prices, consider
ing the splendid quality Of the wagons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Every city nearly has its Mr. Hyde and
DR. Jekyll. Men who live double lives.
The Man About Town will wager an ink
bottle that Albany has one or tw4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
RnckIsn.s ArnIen snlre.

Tho baIt s.lyo In the world tsr cats Btal.s ssr-.
Uicers, Salt Rhsum. Fever ssrss rattss, Clappd
hands. ChiibAins, coras, and all Skin Esnptls an
poativeiyeurvs Piles. or pay roqairei Il IL guar
Anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money isfand
cd. Price Is cents per boz, For sale by Foshay and
Mason
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Io all diseases 81 tho stomach, liver aud
kidneys, uie. to the ,Kclusion of ell other
medicines. ustares's own remedy, Plumbers
Oregon Blood Purifier.
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mszzaz22zszz
leading Photographers Albany Oregon

We have bought all thenegatives made by
L w Clark and w H Greenwood up to Nov
18th, 1889. Duplicates can be had from
hem only of us at reduced rates. We haye
also about $4,000 negatives made by our
selves, from which duplicates can be had ct
like rates. We carry the ouly full line Of
views of this state and do enlarged work at
lowest rates for first class work. We shall be
pleased to see yon at our Studio in Froman's q
block, next door to Masonic Temple.
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rree pelI,erI cay.

WAsmScr5S, May sz.-Senalor Mitchell
has made application 10 the postmaster general
To have the Pos,oiiiee a, Astoria. Or. made a
fec delivery Office. The postmaster of that
city having reported the receipts Of tho Office
Tor the Twelve months endiug March ji las, TO
have been SIC. .644, Mr. Miiehsii has assuran-
ees tia, the Office wall be placed on tho free DC
Lively lis, si an early peti3I.
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An EIerirIr PIrs

DAYroS. Msy sa.--'rbe eleei'ic light plan,
WAS entirely Destroyed by fire this morning a,
O'Clock. No cause Tor the Ere Is luown.
The man in charge closed down fcN uinuies
before the tre Was discovered. The building
was wool ard burned rapidly, Three dyna-
mos were ruined.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

WHERE TO GET THEM.-When wanting
an organ or riana call on 6 L Blackman
Shere you can select from first class
stock.
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Following Is the list Of letters remaining IN the Pos
Once, Albany. Linn county Oregon, May 2ist. 1890
Persons calling for these lctieT must give tho date en-
,ybIah thav ,y,re aavayliseI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

This Trade Ma, k on a stovs
reans II Is the best thet ex-
'pc,.Snec aud skill can con.
trive. Sold only by 6. w.
smith,
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DtTe Eanisrz.

ASHLAND Wh., May ss.-An awful rail
road Tecg Is reported to have occurred yes,er-
day a, or near rioyer. a remote station on the
rotage bra ca Of the Wisconsin Cen raj.
Lcca. officials Of the road refuse TO say any
thing about il. A Lake Shore engineer who
go, into Ashland this afternoon says he Is in
formed that several people were killed ami in
iated aud that the company has taken advant
age Of the remo,enrss Of the plase to suppress
news OF the accident
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

10 Der cent OF on all cash sales for the
next 80 days>at w + Reads.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

If vou want either TO buy or sell you,
property place the rams in the hands Of r
Ashby s Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

10 o F.--Aibany Lodge No holds It's
regular meeting Wednesday evening of
each week. Visiting brothers are cordially
nvltrd 10 attend
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DelmOnica Restaurant,

The undersigned having purchased the
old Herman Restaurant stand has opened
under the above ma ne hrst-ciass restau-
rant. We are prepared to furnish meals
for parties or dances on snort notice. Oys
ters served in every style. eastern or coast;
all kinds Of fi-h kuowa In the market
Employ only frs.elass ielp, aud waiting
will BE- prompt aud courteous. Regular
meals IS cts. Coffee Of 6rst-class quality
nd a cup Of coffee and cake at from to 10
t.. am well known in this city and re
uest the uzepA to give me call.
SAMG6ETS ProDrietor
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Tue Colup.aV c-s7fves sbe r'sh' 10
,haune sailing dates Without notice.
y. B. Passengers from PortlAnd shu
Willamette Valley poinLs can make close
sonnecslSn with me trains oi the ls1uInA
route a. Albany or Corvallis, aud II ues-
sined 70 San Francisco should arrange 10
rive At Yaql.us The evening before cate
fs1uing.
saeBxsr aph g.eIxhi Rates aiWs1s ihF
Lowest
sort,Lumailon Gyrly D. A Chapman, Freish, and
eSst Agent, Albany. Or u G u Haswe.i, Jr, .. =.
..p - Ofsgyn Dsvcl,.. cit Co., ~ Montgomery
hf. .a,- ~ -,.",o',.s, al. q. a. MOGIL.
AGF. ardP Agvn.
Corvallis.
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PERCHEROA STALLION
TITUS, 1894.
prscnlpItoN AND pEpIonyr.

BECK ..foa ed 1884 imported 1886 by
Murray Broihsrs, OF Polo, Illinois, bred
~ " tiuil@Iln, ,commune ofGs Gandaine,
cans.i II Nogept le Rotrou, department
st Euje-et. Loir: got by BaYard 3555
tes7j; dam Cocotte (59s5) by Chen (4l3D
Oui Of ! olJiBe.
Btya 4 1855 (Gs7): by Nar5cnne 1884
(777) o,.t of RaeolIe by Bon Occur dam
iIiT.
Harfonne 1894 t777 by Brilliant 1859
(T5e) out Of iad.Ion by FavorI I'll. .)he
| by Vieux Chaslip (7i3) out of LfAmie by
VIeux Pierre (sgI.) 40 by Coc0 t712)
Erilliint 1899 1850 by Coco ii (7l4) ont
| or RoseIts BY Hins belonging to the
| Frenc1 COVE rnment.
| CocH II (7I4) by Visux Chas in f713)out
| Of La Grisa by Vieux Pierre (Es3
/ yfeux Chasiin (7i3) by Coco (71z1 out OF
/ Pou by Saudi.
Geo (7I2J by afgaon ;7is out Of Pau
/ limo by Vieux Coco.
| Migncn l7l5) by Jean 10 Bia1c [739.l
/ [See Jean-ie. BlaDcl
Cheri (4I37) by Bijou, belonging to VI
| FaIdouet, oiit Ct Biebe, belonging to N
/ Debray.
TERMS.
To iusnre Mare in ioal ....... ....... ..... $40
kcr season ....sSlJ
Single sci vice, q o u ............... ...... $40
Persons insuring their mares and not
returning In regular seaso- 10 the horse,
will he charged as season o.. Persons
dispos ng af their .1ares before they are
known TO be with f.,aj.o removing them
from the county viii be charge for In
snTance. Property Of
). #, W. BIUbBgEo
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Uoburg Lumber.

I sell the best lumber in the county; also
se6ar posts, shingles, lAths doors and win
dow n'oulding, etc. Prices from So TO s22
per thousand. Yard at Lowscn, on the
Narrow Gauge. See me before Purchasing
elsewhere.
w W CRAWFORD.
address, o TAllman, Or
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saioon Keeper. gNeluied

Sr LOUIS. May ss.--The dramshop keeksrs
have been notified TO leave the grand lodge Of
Odd Fellows Of Missouri. When vote was
taken 20 day on the question Of eSpeling the
saloon msn, il WAS foand that IS were n favor
Of doiug and IS against. Many German
saloon keepers Of ST Louis ate leading lights 10
the osder and the question may be contested
in the eoaG:s. /, Is said the grand lodge de-
eided that saloon keepers were ineligible under
provision in the constitution excluding those
not having a respective mems OF support.
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O. n @. trains connect n Albany anu
Corvallis. The above trains connect At
YaoulnA with the Oregon Development
,,ompany's Line OF steamships between
Vall,iina and san Francisco
SAILING DATES
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over tae Tolea.

PurSnuRG, May . AT to-isy's session
Of the general synod oi the Presbyterian church
quite a hot discussion took place on the resola.
tlon that use of the "tokcn' at communion he
lel' 10 the Judgment Of The several sessions.
The matter vas finally settled by motion to
indefinitely postpone action on the question.
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SALEM, May a5.--F II W Schmidt, eabine.
maker, formerly of Los Angeles, Cal, and late
Of Seattle, Wash. committed suicide this even
ing by jumping in the Willamette river at this
place out 7 o'clock. lie leaves two sons aI
Oakland, Cal, and divorced wife ut San
Francisco. lie had been having III health ..iog
some time past and became despondenl over q
cancer in the stomach, lie had procured q
revolver, !, is supposed for the sams purpose,
bu. his intentions were apPrehended and il
was taken away from him.
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Sl2 600 WANT TO BORROW, on FIRST
" -. wv. mortgage on good city property:
new, nice, solid building; rent 5000 a month
ADDRESS DIR. FREUND, 2l0 sansome ST.. private
Office hour p. N. daily. apl2 SITS
IA ANTED TO BORROW, ON MORTGAGE ON
W city real estate from $4,000 to s6O00 Address
.. NJ. b., Box lO4, CALL Branch ONCE. apis 3ts
GS0u 00n TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAR
VoOO'OOO ket rates on city and country real
estate any amounts. SCH ULLER. 42O California Il
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ALPINE ATHLETES,

A Successful Cross Country Run by the
Club Members.
The members of the Alpine Amateur Ath-
letic Club held their second cross-country
run from Ross Villa, SausalitO, yesterday
morning. Charles Vultee, the Financial
Secretary of the club, acted as time-keeper.
Il. o. Farrell, the Treasurer, and T. j.
Cunningham, President. officiated as judges
AT II 20 o'clock the runners were sent off.
the following being the starters:
j. j. Larkey (captain), p. n Carney J. ID.
Garrison. c. A. Eldridge, E. p. Levy, G. Lar ey
E. P. Moody, F. M. Howard, E. Lewis Jr, A. NJ.
King, f. +. Holland, E. Goodman r. J. Lutt-
ringer, j. w. Creagn. Harry Liehtenstein, P. j.
Sheedy &. W. Armbruster, S. Choynski, g.
Meyers, a. Choynski. f. j. Ralph, w. Vollmer
c. Little, L. j. Edgar, A. Palmer, w. Landeker
G. II: Simmonds, j. p. Hart, Charles ArmDrus-
Redmond Stoabs.
The run was to the fog station at Lime
Point, and return, the distance being six
miles. 1t was the intention of the boys to
make for the lighthouse, which would
make the journey twelve miles, but as the
weather was so warm the shorter run was
decided upon. j. ID. Garrison was the first
man to reach the fog station, with A. M
King and P. n. Carney two feet behind.
Time 16 minutes, the fastest made so far
over the course The other runners ian in
at intervals.
After resting twenty minutes the home
ward start was made. The pace all through
was very fast. and some of tue novices
> showed up remarkably well along side of
the crack runners. The following is the
correct time made by the leaders as they
crossed the finishing line:
W. Vollmer, 40 min; j. D. Garrison 491s
min; A. Cooke, 1912 min.; G. Meyers 4954
min.; z. n. GaIney, 40 40 mn.; Z. J. Shee1Y
40 40 min.; G. A. Eldrldge, 501a min.; A. NJ.
King 511a min; &. ii. Summers, 81 min.
The run was voted the most successful
one held this season, and the Sausalito
residents and visitors took great interest
in the affair. Large crowds were stationed
at the starting point and along the route,
and the athletes were loudly eheered as
they sped on their long and tedious
journey.
1t is the intention of the field captain to
put his team in good condition, and before
the close of the season to try the quality of
his men against the Olympic Clubs cross
country team.
The Alpine athletes are fast getting into
condition for their coming field day, which
will take place at the Bay District track ON
Sunday May 4th, and it will not be at all
surprising if some of the Pacific Coast
records should be lowered on that day.
After the run the boys sat down to a fine
lunch gotten up by Mrs. Ross jackson, T.
j. Cunningham, the President of the club,
acting as toast-maSter.
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THE WIDOW OF MAIN.
The Lesson Taught Mrs. Cooper's Bib
Glass Yesterday.

The Lesson Taught Mrs. Cooper's Bible
Class Yesterday.
At the opening of the Bible class in the
First Congregational Church yesterday
Mrs. Cooper spoke of the great success OF
the recent festival in behalf of the Helping
Hand ktndergartens. The ready sympathy
of generous public in behalf of this work
among needy children was never more
clearly shown than in the patronage given
TO this delightful entertainment.
" The Widow OF Main" was the subject
of the class lesson. In opening the lesson
Mrs. Cooper said there is no grief with
which Jesus does not sympatbize. He still
says to every sorrowing soul, weep not"
This widow of Main mourned over son
who was physically dead, but there are
sons who are spiritually dead over whom
mothers mourn and weep. Jesus is able to
RAISE those who are spiritually dead, no
matter now hopeless the case may seem.
This great physician is no specialist. He
cures all moral maladies. He is the uni
versal healer thu 6 Prince of Life"
The subject of the lesson was earnestly
discussed by the pupils.
The morning call., 1890-04-14

The annual picnic Of the Longshore Lum-
bermen's Protective Association was held
yesterday at Shell Mound Park, Berkeley.
The weather was all that could be desired
and the attendance large. A long list of
games, consisting of foOt-racing, throwing
heavy stones, jumping and jig-daucing had
been prepared and was thoroughly enjoyed
by the contestants and lockers on. The
following are numbers winning gate prizes /:
2492, $780, 1146. 149S 27S7. 1850 16s, 226
631. 367, sos. 1875. Ill, 1912, I4O5. 2IIS,
266S, 1852, 724. 2l01, 1910. 322. 23iO. 1856
2012, 1869, 201S, 224G, 1852, 14I5, 1886. i4I7'
1S6, So, $50, 1888, 10 1851, 1876, S66. 1902
POO, $40, %, 6l3, 754, S6S. 12l. 40. III.
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Suggestions to Young Men.

There was large attendance at the rooms
OF the Young Mems Christian Association
yesterday afternoon, when Rev. H. II. Wood
ard delivered an address especially direct
ed to young men, The speaker first re-
viewed the many temptations which beset
those who are just crossing the threshold
OF manhood in large cities, and then offered
suggestions as to how they might best be
overcome. The handspring of all power to
resist evil was faith and trust in the gospel
OF Jesus Christ. Before aud after the ad-
dress there was singing and praise service.
The morning call., 1890-04-14

Police Officer Shaffer noticed a young
man acting suspiciously yesterday among
the crowd at Bakers Beach. He followed
him around the place and saw him make
three unsuccessful attempts to pick pockets
Failing there the young man went out to the
Cliff House, followed by the officer. and
had not been long at that place when he be-
gan his work upon the verandah facing the
seal rocks. He tried twice to fitch pocket
book from,the pocket of Mrs. Matilda Menzer
of 1916 Post street, but was caught by that
lady's son in the act. He was taken to the
City Prison and charged with attempting
to pick pockets.
The morning call., 1890-04-14

A LII PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES; ON IN
n stallments, without interest, you furnish
your nome as cheap as for cash elsewhere at HEN
"a Ellis st. 81 n
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L7OR SALE-FAMILY HOTEL. PATRONIZED BY
y NJ G. A, viii be sold at once owner leaving
State: $1,000 down. balance to suit Only parties
meaning business need apply to PAUL FREY
GANG, 255 kearuy st. It,
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DERMANENT BUSINESS, PAYING HAND
L somey. monopoly; 5000 cash required. MERS-
EKEAU \ son, 2237 Mission. apis 1t
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C.EOn PARTNER WANTED-To TAKE Or
= tOt' oerS IN the store and assist ia looking at
ter general details in plain cash business in this
cry: established years: clearing at least from
S-UO 10 SSuO per month: you try II Tor > weeks
before buying: no night nor Sunday work; pre-
Ntous experience necessary as Your partner viii
teach you the business. Apply X KENNY ~
kearny st 1t
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DR. AKIN, GRANT AVE; LOW FEES; EYE.
ais; men,ladies, confidently consult free
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GSN00 BUSINESS ESTABLISHED Is
-OOOO- years; Investigation invited B. NJ,
aLLIA II
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PERSONALS.

WANTED LADY FROM IS TO %, As PART
~ ", ner or assistant in fortune-telling Room Ii,
2S12 Sixth ST. amid 3t#
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DROPOSALS-SEALED BIDS WILL BE RE-
ceived at the office Of the Secretary OF State in
Olympia, Wash, until II O'Clock NJ, on the
goth day of May 1890. for furnishing all paper and
binding materials to be used in the public printing
for the year ending June 30 1891 Price must be
for paper, and materials delivered at the state
Printing House in Olympia, Wash. Following
is an estimate of the amount that VIII be required
during the year. but the right is reserved to orGer
greater or less quantity as may be desired:
Three hundred reams % 10 double cap: $50
realms, S. n s G. book 80 10 white; 40 reams best
80 ID cover paper.
BINDING MATERIALS
Three thousand pounds cardboard: 1000 lbs straw
board 100 lbs thread; 200 lbs bookbinders' glue;
100 lbs Irvine; reams marble paper; 600 sheets
card middles 20 packs gOld so skins title leather;
20 pieces book cloth; 30 rolls head band: 200
dozens law sheep and reams boOkbinding paper.
All the foregoing articles are to be of the best
quality and bidders required to submit samples
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
Dated at Olympia, Wash, Apri l, 1890.
apl2 1t o. G. WHITE, State Printer,
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC BUILDING SITE IN
L San FranciSco-OfferS viii be received until
April %, 1920, OF ground in San Francisco for
suitable public building site for the Federal Govern
ment, under the act OF Congress approved March g.
1887, January 81 1889, and April 4, 1890. Each
oner must be accompanied by a correct plat of the
property offered, with adjacent streets and an
abstract OF title to each piece part thereof and
the price at which an option OF purchase viii be
given on the whole of such site. All offers and
options are subject to the of the above acts
and must be flied in the Office of n. X. Masten,
President OF the Commission, 500 Montgomery St
Room l. n. X. MASTEN,
VIM. j. BRYAN,
JOHN P. IRISH,
United States Commissioners OF Public Building
Site for San Francisco. apS lot
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OAKLAND CY-ADVERTISEMENrS AM
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once of The MORNING CALL, S57 Broadway near
SeVenthSt once hours A. N 10 . r. NJ
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!, OR SALE OR TO RENT-NICELY FITTED Up
mentu ST. ans II
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C.-JHI0 COMMERCIAL EN- PRESS AND
SN-NtO. transfer business: partner wanted TO
ac Is cashier, keep the books, ONCE; receiving,
shipping and delivering fTeiShts and merchau die;
has good teams, barns; every thing complete ana
in lrSi-c.aSS running order; has special contracts
Win railroad and steamboat companies tor trans
pprlauon OF general freight and merchandise. with
regular trade clearing $3.50 to S45U per month;
business established 70 years; best of references
and tut Investigation; half cash, balance Install
lneuts, or to suit buyer. GEO. STEWART, lS5
htaTuy ST II
The morning call., 1890-04-14

G.1-D COR. BAY-WINDOW HOUSE OF 8
S1,)0U. rooms ana bath: no such paying house
for che Investment in this city; great sacrifice.
BOOKER ~ TEMPLE. SAL Market St It's
The morning call., 1890-04-14
TO LEASE.


TO LEASE FOR 3 YEARS-LOT 47xl7. ON LIN
L den ave, Van Ness. $25 per month; also lot
3Ox50 on Hayes St; also lot 22X75, Hayes ST.:
or lot 22X125. Hayes ST., with 60 feet in rear
well suited for livery stable. Apply 2l5 Hayes
street aDl3 4tE
RIO LEASE, LARGE BUILDING OF 3 FLOORS
basement and sidewalk-room; good place for
wholesale house; cor. Pine and Battery. Apply G.
II. UMBSEN u CO.. IA Montgomery st. apI2 st