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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-16
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


G1n00 NEAR MlDDLETowN, LAKE coUN-
,DtbOO. ty-160 acres decided land: house of
rOoms water in house; large barn aud outhOuses:
creeks and several springs running all the year;
1000 assorted fruit trees; tons OF fruit now
them; 1000 table-grape vines bearing small
alfa % acres piekets and 80 acres barbed-wire
fencing. all farming implements, some house furni-
ture. cows, bull hefers chickens, ducks, ETC.;
school on place. Apply to GRAHAM * REED,
Middletown, Lake County, Cal aul6 2t'
L'ARM OF 100 ACRES, PARTLY IMPROVED;
fruit etc. house and barn; IN Lake County, near
Middletown: will exchange for city Oakland
property, or lease. Apply to I. G. DELAyATER,
lS1712 broadway. au16 3t*
16-ACRE TRACT OF LAND SITUATED ON
To the coast In Halfmoon Bay; all fenced; IL
head OF cattle pigs and chickens; dwelling houses
and necessary outhouseS; running stream of water
and fine well; everything complete for farming.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMPANY, 624
Market st. au2 S3Su 4w
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE THE
~ best bargain in Mendocino County: 5000 acres,
400 valley balance fruit and grazing unexhaustble
supply of pure water; over 10 miles good fencng
superior shooting and fishing grounds included:
orchard and vineyard: plenty OF timber; good
house, barns and apDurtenances: modern farming
good piano. splendid crop; to be sold with or with
out personal property; only miles from railroad
station with excellent roads: terms easy. Apply TO
STARRETT ~ CO., e32 Market ST., room ~. az lot
IATE HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF 10, 20
w or 40 tracts, convenient to town and rail-
road, easy terms: send Tor catalogue. A A.
HoYT & CO., 63I Market ST. aus II
NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
IN lands: vineyard. prune, peal and olive land;
improved and unimproved: have the largest list:
send for circular. j. T. PETERS, IA Montg lmery
street, aul2 1t
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G6HOO NEW FLATS OF AND ROOMS
cNOOOU. and bath; bow-windows; brick found
alton; 18th ST., bet. Noe and Castro. short dis
from the Castrost cablecarS lot 26 :6xS5, or
more frontage If desired: street macadamized and
aruar ed
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AJINNA ST, BET. SD AND 4TH; 3oOD q
M story and basement house of rooms. and lot
20 x7O; stone blocks down and street. accepted;
s5uDD
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DITCH ST., BET. FOLSOM AND HARRISON.
III and near Sd; front and rear houses; rents So;
lot 25xSO; stone blocks down; street severed and
connection made: $3.50
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NyATOMA ST., NEAR 9TH - 25x75.. WITH
~ front house in fla and rooms, aud rear
house rooms; all in good order: renting for SIS:
$3.50.
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TO LEASE.


no LEASES STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
building: SW. cor. Mission and First srs.; SPLEEN
did wholesale business location: will lease. Apply
JOHN CARROLL 5O7 Mission st. aus Ct
no LEASE-FINE 2-SroRY BRICK BUILDING,
i 76x13O feet and of land: Sw cor.
Twenty eighth and Noe sts; blocks from Castro
ST. cable; building newly cemented iron cornice;
contains steam boiler. heating pipes, range, baths
etc. and is admirably adapted for factory purposes
charitable or similar institutions; would make fine
pleasure resort; will lease at low rental. Apply to
JOHN CARROLL, 5O7 Mission st. aug II
ITO LEASE-2 ACRES, CHEAP, NEAR SIX
i mile House: for milk or chicken ranch w.
NICOI. 53iI5 California ST. au3 II
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
7 V.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
y 6l9 Sacramento ST.; cabinet Work and lifting up
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Nt)Nnn 6ROJERI And GENEKAL PRO-
SCZOOO. duce store; one Of the oldest and best
located stores in Alameda: good living rooms,
store rooms yard and shed, wagons, l cart, 3
good horses; dong fine business; fun value for
the money; owner is obliged to sell at = sacrifice,
he must leave at once; Will take part cash. this bust
ness must be seen be appreciated. DIEHL &
ROSS. S73lss Market
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NOE ST, BET. 14TH AND RIDLEY-25xl50.
N $500: I1s blocks from the Castro-st. cable
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C.ETE HOME DINING ROOM - WITHOUT
u y y. any exception best place Of the kind in
san Francisco and making the most money. I. D.
IARNARD. lis Market 81. near TaNlor ltt
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NEW FLATS: AND ROOMS. BATHROOM
IN and all modern cOnvenieuceS: iiue Interior nm
tsh; brick foundation; basement is very high and
can be made into another fiat; viii then bring
ST. so rent; lot 25xl20; Capp ST., bet. 2Oth and
2Ist; $500.
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C,ACRAMENTo ST, n. SIDE, BET. TAYLOR
= and Jones; - :6xl20, to rear street, and front
and rear houses; rooms in each; reRtS S5S; both
streets IN order; $1,000.
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~ UERRERO-ST. FLATS, BET FIST AND z2D7
VI and rooms and bath in each fiat: rent &i3:
lot 24xl05: street macadamized and severed;
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CALOON-PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST
= class location on Market st; good business
man have half interest cheap. Address 5. w,
Box 1903, CALL Branch ONCE. aul5 it,
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C.O0a PARTNER WANTED: FIRSTCLASS
u wv. coifee-saloon and restaurants owner first
class cook; wants good man for diniugrOOm and
this city; doing large trade; right in business
ter; wonderful bargain; well worth SOC; needs
AIT. l35 kearnN 81. II
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AscALL,STER ST., NEAR LOTT, y. SIDE-2
vi lots: 25xlS7 :6; lots grade; street in order;
m
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DINE AND LARKlN SITS: CORNER 5O-NARA,
L covered with buildings: renting for 1852 a
month; stone blocks on both streets and crossing;
this pays per cent net on the price, So 1000.
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cSEyENTH. BELOW HOWARD; ONLY $500:
= lot 24xSO, front one story and rear Two story;
this is an excellent Investment and is cheap.
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FRANKLIN ST.. NEAR GEARY: . LOTS; BOX
Il 10; $500 each: or cor Franklin ST. and Myrtle
ave; 30xl2O: $500; cheap lots
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C.O0OO GROCERY AND BAR; ONLY COR
u LZOO. ner; long lease; cheap rent Inquire
rlLIs nHcn anlh Tts
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IIINE ASSORTMENT FLOOR OILCLoTHS AT
i csc per yard Just rece we'd; Brussels carpets,
elegant patterns at 6Oc per yard sewed and laid S
". SHREK, 1894 Stockton St, mr.. Broadway. u II
17ARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. Csc A YARD;
" instalment price elsewhere 81 a yard NJ
FRIEDMAN q CO., 22s-23O Stockton St, cor. Post
CLOSING UP ESTATE; BRUSSELS SEWED.
~ laid soc; 2py 25c :Oil-cloth ~ y curtan-p poles
Soc mating. loo. NEWMAN BROS. III Sixth 81
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GSnn FIRST-CLASS SALOON ON MARKET
u oOO. ST.; doing business OF s15 to 500 day;
selling sacrifice for satisfactory reasons;
not fail to this it is sure bargain. DIEHL
a RNSS- FIJI Market II
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C.fO0 PARTNER WANTED TO ASSIST IN
rN1lIlI. Attending. to ne rnriII,. trade ~

S-otOU- attending to the rapidly growing trade In
a thriving cash business, worth double the amount
established years; clearing 500 to $500 month,
and can lie greatly increased; experience will not
be required: want honest. sober who is Will
ing 10 devote hours day strictly to business the
duties are light and easily learned night or sun
day work; the remaining partner is a capable and
trustworthy man and furnish highest class Of
references thorough investigation allowed and
trial or the business if desired fine opportunity to
interest In pleasant aud profitable busi-
ness with thoroughly reliable partner. DIEHL Il
ROSS ST3Ls Market st 1t
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AsHINGTON ABOVE SANSoME; RENTS
w $3.50: price S3I, 900; SOxl22 10. back to Mer
chant st. double front; back and frame buildings;
Wary steady income.
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Tor SALE RESTAURANT, LOCATED oPPo-
i site Southern Pacific Depot. Apply 21O Towns
eud II aul5 2t%
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u ZOU. bari at invoice price: no charge for
goodwill; this is a fine corner store; north OF Mar
Ket St; In a new building leased at low rent;
clean, fresh stock; good horse aud wagon; fine fix
tures doing a good cash business. with the best
class of customers this is the best bargain in the
city. DIEHL 81 ROSS, $751; Market st. 1t
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NEW PROPERTY,

FRANKLIN AND GEARY SITS CORNER; BOX
Il 100; $1,000; 6Ozl2O; larger size IL de
sired; on high ground: fine residence portion OF
the city.
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0.56O EXPRESS BUSINESS; FINEST TEAM
n OOU. in city: clearing 81 SO per month over all
expenses; one house pays 500 every month; owner
IraYing CITY. MOODRUFE. 81 Market 81. ais 2ts
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TOR SALE-CASH GROCERY, WITH Al BAR
L trade: oldestabIished corner: owner must leave
city 10 attend TO family business and 10 effect quick
sale Will take fair price for horse, wagon fixtures
and utensils: stock invoice; so worth of
saleable stock: no agents: partnership could be
ranged, CARL STROHLIN, $50 HAYES St.aul6 ITS
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INVESTMENTS.
u.O- NOn CORNER ON DUPONT. NOT FAR
OOO.UUU. from Market; with fine three-StorY
and very high has ement brick building; good buy.
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SlUUU Farther wanted ante to act as cashier Keep
the books and attend Office in Of the most ele
the latest modern Improvements: has the finest
stock IN san Francisco and commands and controls
the highest frst-claSs patronage has large run Of
boaIders; everything frst-class; handsome once;
long lease cheap rent, etc grandeSt bargain
offered. GEO. STEW ART, 135 kearny ST, II
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MISSION ST. NEAR 18TH; 52xl2O, AND ONE
HORSES ANnIors.

VALENCIA ST. NEAR 18TH AND SAN JOSE
V depot; "a SKI l7:6, with store property below:
rents $65: rents can be advanced $l2,3OO; lot has
front on rear alley.
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Ar MooKLAR HAS RESUMED PRACTICE AT
~ T03 Market ST. cor. Third. onice ho"is, ~ W
L. a. Nj, TO +. NJ. to r. NJ auio VI
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GOOD PAYING SALOON AND FURNISHED
VI rooms; centrally located; good chance for
man and wife or two partners; present owner going
TO Europe. Inquire at WICHMAN q LII Teens,
BIB 322 Clay ST. aul5 3tS
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CALoON FOR SALE; MUST BE SOLD TODAY:
- genuine bargain; frSt-class corner saloOn es-
tablished 20 years; open night and day; clearing
500 per month. Apply at Railroad Brewery, cor.
q Valencia and Sixteenth sts aul5 3tS
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ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE, AT
u the Albany, Fifteenth and Broadway. Oakland:
block from the narrowgauge depot: table Is I'M
surpassed elevator and artesian water; hrst-class
In every way. g. A. MAUERHAN, Propr etor. IL 3m
N IJLSoN HOUSE, OPP. CITY HALL - ELE-
w CANT sunny rooms reasonable rates; special at
tention given TO the comfort of guests, both tran
sient and REGULAR. 14th and Washington. lelO 3m
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DoST ST, Mr. LARKIN; 25xl37:6, AND ELE-
/ can't 2-story and basement dwelling; brick fOun-
dation; fine rooms, bathroom, etc. IN hrstciasS
order; rents $40; 81, 1000
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HORSES.

NINE-YEAR-OLD HORSE, GOOD BUGGY AND
~ new harness for sale at bargain; splendid rig
for a lady, the owner has for IL. Call or ad-
dress \ W cor. IMentE -nnLh and DolOres. aul6 q
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CADDLE HORSES AND COLTS TRAINED AT
= reasonable rates for ladi es and gents Apply TO
A. BRILLAND, All Bush 81. aul5 2tf
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AIL MY GOODS ARE DOWN TO BEDROCK
- prices: parlor suits $25, ranges IS, cham
Der sets complete Sl5 reductions ali round; eaShOr
instalLments. z -. NELSON. la6 Fourth Sc 303
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BUSINESS CuANoEs-coNTINUED.


IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL BUSINESS OR
L want partner call BOOKER a co.. BAL Market
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GIANT AUTOMATIC FEED BAGS. ALL
VI leather; saves time, feet and worry; will last
20 common bags; 75c to 81 so. Depot 522
Fifth st auto lm*
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c1E COR BRYANT ST. AND CENTER PLACE,
y her ID and Sd: 25xSO to rear street; fronts;
win elegant 2-story house of rooms; every modern
appliance; most beautiful mouse; SooVV.
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OMNIBUS LINE-FoR SALE CHEAP; TERMS
~ very easy; line runs from TweHty-siNth ST. TO
Ocean view. Colma and cemeteries: good chance
for an energetic man with small capital; omnt-
buses. harness and horses IN frst-cass condition.
AnnlV at NJ. BELLllS store Cnlma aulb Sts
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CENTRAL PARK HORSE MARKET: SELL OR
streets aul6tf
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o.TH ST. NJ SIDE, BET. SANCHEZ AND NOE:
II 25xll4 and line 2-story bow-window house of
rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water ana modern
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poor Foster. Il ought not to have un-
dertaken to explain or defend the col
onel's act, perhaps, but | am not disoyal
to my regiment or my colors. What |
want is to prevent further trouble; and
/ know that anything like concerted
resentment of the colonel's invitation
will lead to infinite harm"
"You may cringe and bow and bear it
il you choose; you may humble yourself
TO such piece of insolence, but rest as
sured there are plenty of men and wom-
en- in the Isiters who won't bear it. Mr..
Foster, and for one I won't" She had
risen to her fun height now, and her
eyes were blazing. "For his own sake
trust the colonel will omit our names
from the next entertainment he gives.
Nellie sha' tt
''Oh, think, Mrs. Raynef," interrupted
one of the ladies, they must give her
dinner or a-reoeptfon."
'lndeed they shall moth refuse to
enter the door of people who have in
suited my husband as they have
'Hushl Idstenr' said Mr.. Graham,
springing toward the door.
There was wondering silence an in
slant
1T is nothing but the trumpet sound
ing taps, SAID Mrs. Rayner, hurriedlv.
But even as she spoke they rose to
their feet. Muflfed cries were heard
borne in on the night wind-a shot, then
another, down in the vailey-the quick
peal of the cavalry trumpet.
at isn't taps. It's fret" shouted Ora
ham from the doorway. "Come on
--
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Il "tfe 9'r' F'eH Sobo'aG ana feiTH''7.
Down in the valley south OF the post a
broad glare was already shooting up
ward ana Illuminating the SKY. One
among dozen little Shantle' and log
houses, the homes OF the laun"roSSeS OF
the garrison and collectively known a.
SudsNllic was a mass OF flames. There
was rush OF officers across the parade.
and the men, answering the aiarum OF
the trumpet ara the SHOTS ana shouts OF
the sentries' came tearing from tn"lr
quarters and plunglhE Gown the NH.
Among the iIrst on the spot cam" the
Young men who were OF the party at
Capt Rayner's. and Mr.. Graham was
ahead OF them all. 1t was pialn to the
most inexperienced eye that there WAS
hardly anything lett 10 save III or about
the burning shanty. All efforts mist be
directed towards preventing the spread
Of the flames to those adjoining. Half
clad women and children were rushing
about, shrieking with fright and excite
ment and few men were engaged IN
dragging household goods and furniture
from those tenomentsnot Vel reached by
the flames. Fire apparatus there seemed
to be none, though squads OF men speed
lily appeared with ladders, axes ana
buckets, brought from the different com
pany quarters and the arriving officers
quickly formed the bucket lines, and
water dipped from the icy creek began
to fly from hand to hand. Before any
thing like this was fairy under way,
scene of seml-traglc. seml-comlc lnten-
sity had been enacted in the presence OF
rapidly gathering audience. 1t was
worth more than the price OF admission
to hear Blake tell II afterwards, sad
the officers, later.
\ tall, angular woman, frantic with
excitement and terror, was dancing about
in the broad glare of the burning hut,
tearing her hair, mdoinS wild PUSHES At
the flames from time 70 time as though
intent on dragging out some priced oh
icct that WAS being consumed before ho'
/ eyes, and al the time keeping mp Il vol
! ley of maledctions and abuse in lavish
| Hihelnian, apparently directed NJ "A cow
ering object who sal in Imp help essncss
upon 4 little heap Of ir~"ooa. swaylnS
/ from side 10 side AMI m3aa1aG Stupiu!F
! through the scorched and erlmy hauos
in which his face was hidden. Ais CLOTH
ing was still smoking in places; his hair
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By Capt. Charles King, u. S. A.
Author of 'DUNRAvEN RANCH," THE COLONIES
DAUGHTER " "MARloNs FAITH, " ETC.

Copyright by j. b. Lppincot Company, Philadelphia and
published 10y special arrangement with them.l
The Washington bee., 1890-11-01
DIR. TALMAGE'S FIRST CIGAR
HOW IT TASTED AND HOW HE FELT
AFTER SMOKING IT.

The time had come in our boy
hood which we thought demanded
of us a capacity to smoke. The
old people of the household could
abide neither the sight nor the
smell of the Virginia weed. Wien
ministers came there, not by posi-
tive injunction but by a sort of
instinct as to what would besafest,
they whitfield their pipe on the back
step. If the house could not stand
sanctifed smoke, you may know
how little chance there was for
adolescent cigar putting. By some
rare good fortune which put in our
hands three cents. we found access
to tobacco store. AS the lid of
the long, narrew, fragrant box
opened, and for the first time we
owned a cigar, our feelings of elat.
ion, manliness, superiority and an.
ticipation can scarcely be imagined
The Washington bee., 1890-11-01

save by those who have had the
same sensation. Our first ride on
horseback, though we fell off before
we got to the barn, and our first
pair of new boots (real squeakers).
we had thought could never be sur
passed in interest but when we put
the cigar to our lips and stuck the
lucifer match to the end of the weed,
and commenced to pull with an en-
ergy that brought every facial mus
Gle to its utmost tension, our salts
faction with this world was so
great our temptation was never
to want to leave it. The cigars did
not burn well; it required an a.
mount of suction that tasked our
determination to the utmost. You
see that our worldly means had
limited us to a quality that cost
only three cents. But we had been
taught that nothing great was
accomplished without effort, and
so we puffed away. Indeed, we had
heard our elder brothers in their
Latin lessons say, omnia vincet
labor; which translated means, If
you want to make anything 60, you
must scratch for it. With these seu-
timents, we passed down the vii
lage street and out toward our coun
try home. Onr head did not feel
exactly right, and the street began
to rock from side to side, so that it
was uncertain to US which side OF
the street we were on before we
crossed over. Indeed, we imagined
that we were on both sides at the
same time. and several fast teams
driving between. We met another
boy who asked US why we locked so
pale, and we told him we did not
look pale, but that he was pale him
self. We sat down under the bridge
and began to reflect on the prospect
of early deceaSe, and on the uncer-
tainty of all earthly expectations.
We had determined TO smoke the
cigar all up and thus get the worth
of our money, but We're obliged to
throw three fOurthS of it away, yet
knew just where we threw it in case
we felt better the next day. Getting
home, the old people were frighten
ed, and demanded that we state
what kept us so late, and what was
the matter with us. Not feeling
that we were called to 60 into par
ticulars, and not wishing to increase
our parents apprehension that we
we're going to turn out badly, We
summed up the case with the state
ment that we felt miserable at the
pit ofthe stomach. We had mustard
pIasters administered, and careful
watching for some hours, when we
fell asleep and forgot our disappOint-
ment and humiliation in being oblig
ed to throw away threefourthS of our
first cigar. II. De Witt Talmage,
in Ladies' Home Journal.
The Washington bee., 1890-11-01
FRANK HUME.

The voters of the 9th Virginia
District will be called upon next
Tuesday to select man to repre-
sent them in Congress. We want
to put to them a few practical
questions:
1st. What kind of a man do
they want?
End. Should an honest man
represent them or not?
3rd. DO they want a man
who is poor name friend?
4tb. Do they want a man who
on all occasions knows no man by
bis color or condition!
The voters want an honest man
a poor mans friend and one who
knows no man by his color.
This is a case where an inde-
pendent democrat offers induce
ments to the Negro. They are
hard to find and when you find
them stand by them. Let every
colored republican go to the polls
on next Tuesday and vote fol
Frank Hume.
The Washington bee., 1890-11-01
N OFFICE FOR SMITH.

ONE of our contemporaries
u to think that we were mere
esting when we suggested the
name of Gazette Smith for a posi-.
tion at the Worlds Exposition,
but they are mistaken. Smith is
our candidate all the same. He
is badly treated man. He has
served both the Democratic and
Republican parties, but neither of
them has recognized his services.
They have each with malice afore-
thought, as it were, left him ''to
feed on the desert air" He is a
modest man man and has never
asked for much. 1t is true that
he did ask for enrolling clerk OF
the Ohio Legislature, but that
he was given to another. He did
ask for janitor of public build
ing, but that too went to another
without evening the asking. He
did ask for Recorder of Deeds oil
the District of Columbia for a
friend of his, very excellent
gentleman by the way-but be
was defeated because he had
Smiths rupport. He did ask fol
Minister to Liberia, but that was
given to another also.
Now for one, we say, this thing
has gone far enough. Smith
must and shall be recognized. We
demand for him position at the
Worlds fair commensurate with
his ability and services. There
are several places within the gift
of the managers that he could FL
with credit to himself and salts
faction to the general public.
There will be a large number Of
hogs at the Fair to be taken care
of; why not give the place 10
SMITH There will be spittoon
cleaners and hoor-sweepers need
ed; why not give him one of these
places? He is thoroughly compe.
tent for any of the places named
and we readily endorse him as
such. Something must be done
for this man or he will die.