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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
A TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.
80 Tourist, can visit Jamaica and hor GREAT FIX
HIBITIOX remain there l. days, including Board and
Residence a; The CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL, at
KINGSTON OF tour Of beautiful island by the ATLAS
LINE STEAMERS $50; with the option Of extending
th-.r tliV at the rate II
FIVE DOLLARS 4 DAY
to I!py 2@d (o9a6' AceG% g S assca'
Tn6NAs COX soX. N ToaTst Asc q's. ~ =
4 NC!IUE LINE, e. :: NAIL 2teamshipS
,nc. la IT, a. ~ H. 'Sit az hrlo'5 o. p. M
I,op, = n Aq,sor'1 40 MAJ = % g
xrwy5MKp ! IT, oihEii, at Kyb NAPLES
fsn rns2 > o"'n l2I 2%l' TaDl rg, 2
- i''''''''' ~ cabin. 80 to :6o
HESS AKA EoT . @'" Xss 7' Bowling Green
CUNARD LINE.
NEwYorK 70 T4yEGpo2L. Va orEENsTowN.
n, -, FAST lNriG'sa N ySIl; NNI Ecb T. loan
H'f.I, ~,t.i,,. 81 YAK. A..a1a 49,. f,o: - s.a,
Cun r.--,e.. 81, AID ugNa.a I@t,rn,a.at,; 80,
.N r'., i"r 'r;it and la> az atP} o az the COM
N.t.NtN H. bjoWN : CO., ocn.rll Asent..
NOMrtGNIE GENERALE Tan,a'lan,guc.
Y TE! Sc LINZ 70 uANHE LIVERY SAi, l.DAf
igaES @ H s Si.a MG F Fa 70 % IT.
I.A BfI irttNI.. trtufrl saturday. jan p, > a. M
' Z. i6j.,,,' Tn ai AF,n} 50. ) Bo@i.as Grra.
DACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANl'S
lxl S M ' Sd r < jHtNN INb !MifAXrco
From Ne4 iore. pier foot q C.na'.,t ,, y r.
r(oioN II, r,,5'' I'.% s a -S @s".
'f'''G' jiSirN% i>b S5Gii%X..
for f.rltr' I',,4' aad gen raj Information apply to
con pans, u9c. 100 fio nI'F loot ~ Caail.st. y. T.
H. j. BrLLAY. General NuI~rntendlnt
DED -" LINE or STEAMSHIPS
Ia OK IAGl AiUN. ga tKIo CAEtILO, CUKACOA'
MAEAcMnQ AND CoRo.
= rI'IiiPELrniN wa,,-a'y sIT%siy u a. a. m m
M, American am-h- -lrcall, n'ilt Tor the trade.
BoDLIoN. Hiss 4 DNILLrr.
mos COOK sos. 81 nroacaa;
CHAiI.E~rON. =. G.. the south y southwest.
I JAth>oNA ILII NND ALL FLORIDA folNI>.
I'M Ga ID -! MsHir C1MrANf.
NINtA-~l.I. 1870, SION an1 j.. oi lic Mon. Jan ~
~IMlNOLl C1Il sion and ia 1>onlll " 3D. Jan -
IltOg t,l~. Charleston ana ia. h-'u'll" a.. Jan IS.
ALpONQJIN. tIai.e-i aud Iic,-o'tii" Mon Jan 20.
AI -t,iu,f- hs>r nr,trI~- pi>-,n-,. IcconnolsuoiS
in-u.1nc, uuG, open uo3 ',ud A. on'nfh of one per
cent MAl. J.. tLl ~. & CO.. '"n,ili Agents,
Bow ling y. Y
.. e.. IrtE r.nI Ac' t.. =. trt Linz. SO Broadway.
NORDDECT,ClIIR LLOYD = co.
" ...iI"!l E9}jI KILT" .LoNP1n1N urr,,rx
h,T EXrEt>I Sr'iTINIi.GI '''''''
Eide Sat Jm 4. 3D. Slr' N,Gi J"9 - 10 y a. ID
iGi6I ~, Ia. :; =, ~ am. I,ilr Nd 10 g. I'm.
Fr-t cailn - and Upward berth 'egori"g to log.
4. =
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SIR FRANCIS DRAKE.

SIR FRANCIS DRAKE. BY Julian Corbett l6mo,
DID, 900. Macmillan Co.
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Proposals.
OFFICE OF THE "CI1Y RECORD"
CRY

OFFICE OF THE Getty RECORD"
80. CITY HALL. - 100,
NETWORK. January H. lsol'
Two STNTlONEK~.
Your attention called to the fact that the stationery
needed IN the and nartmrnt' OF the city govern
mont during iSpi IT, ~ b" BROUGHT hv '0ntract
Rd- invited. aud viii be- received until January 20
lSol r ~ the contract aud all oth'f n'V'
Information Pee obtained from IN" adNertlN ntnt VI
the Getty Record" and the c-tnat" and contract forms
nlfd with .ampl.- good, In the Dea tnfnt Of PuDc
Works. Couic u such forms may b. obtained from te
Supervisor Of tho ''tity ls'rord.'
Ily order Mayor Counsel to the Corporation ana
Commissioner of Public Works. .
W. J. X. KENNY,
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j FOR orr 'NSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL.
CITY or BERLIN Wednesday. January "S. 80 \. m.
cry OF cue AGO ", drcsdav. tc'm1ry II. =. m.
CITY OF NEw.YOEK wcdned,y February IS " p. N.
CITY or BFRLIN, Wcd1clay. February - 6 80 a. N.
From Pi,r ~. y H.. adlopng Chr-topl cr.st. Ferry
FIRST CABIN. so Pnd inward. rcr"r1up 10 steamer
and location ~ room. SECOND CABIN. outward. So
tretnd ;3j. STiERAGE. T'O. PETER WRIGHT &
enNs a.enrral Agcnt.. q ROWIING GKEEN y. Y.
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DERMUDA ROYAL NAIL ND CABLE.

- oTFBHC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IEDN COMPANY IIFR NEW. g. NORrU RIVER
For ElEMi IA. =. - ClINOtO January -. 81 3 y. m
FOR ~; Crn!N II Kilt. antigua. Guadloup" Dpuiulcl
Martinique. ~. Lucia Blibad,. Uruail and Trinidad,
=. =. tAlITl ~, jar nary Il. at y. H.
FOR -tat.f'ou and tlrHet. apply 20
\. E. OITIGEEIpGI. 20. Agents. 80 Broadway.
THOS. COOK son. 2il md .235 Broadway.
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II S-INGINLEE nrrICE. Army Rnilding

4. Ncw.Yoik December > Isoo.-Seal"d proposals. IN
riuicat, will ho received at this olcc until j. O'Clock
o6n Tucsil, January 20 1891 at which place and time
hcy will De- putllciy opened the or bidders
T. tl,r mechanism o gun lit for
tvclNcirch high power and for rs safa tory crc
ton AZ Sandy Hook. y. j.. n accord1ntc Win spclu a
'on~ and Tugs which may be som On Application &c
thu Office The attention o. bidders l. invited % the
trf, 81 Conpfc., approved February % 1850 and Feb
rlIy - iss7 Vol % llgc 332 ard Vol "a. page 4l4.
statutes NJ Large. O.. J.. GILLESPIE Lt.Col. Of
Engineers.
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NEW-lUk \ CI ~ Maui ~ioIm>hID 20.
" From I''r, 10 and l.. Ease River. a. y. M,
for Havana. Progr'.o. 'amporhr. Fr'nt"ra,
TtuW,u. TuNp1n. aud Vera Cruz.
NnfsuIa-. CadrIa-. S1gud taibifiLn.
Nassau. Sanfinru de- tuiu f'faut3nluO and (enuccOs
YTCArNN. Havana aud NcNlran Ports sat. Jan. -.
{. OF ALFNANDRtA. Il1". ami Na'anla,. We'd. jan. 81
VI ITEl. Havana aH1 McNran Fort, .... sat Jan. -
NIAtAEA. Havana aud Slgua We'd JiI. =.
CEGOS Na,sa santiago de- cuba and Clcnfucgos.
Thur.dav Jan. 30.
For full rsticulat.. freight or pas.a,r' apply 10
JAMES g.. WARD 4 CO.. 10 Wali.st.
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CENTRAL Il. IL. OF JERSEY

'
Time Table Of December -. 1890. .-.-.
40 A. NJ. Tor Taston. March Chunk. Whkesoans
Scranton Reading Harrisburg. .1naqA sian oSln ssrt
bury Wi.am,port. ON sundays for Elson. Mau''
Chufi, Nil,.-har.e and Scranton
90 A M. Tor Faston ard Mauch Chunk on SUNDAY"
Fa,ton. Nauch Chunk aud ShamoAin ..,...,....
for la~fop. Nlsch chunk, NllA',eess..r
rant0n R,ndns Uarrsurg louisville lamaqu1 sn .xr
osln. SunouGy, Ml!I1nslort Through coach 10 "l'i
port 49, .,, p,,sns
Hsri -hurc putts,c. g. on Sundays FOR IaWaqu9 80
hug Wihc-barrc, scranton TamaGua. Pot;>Nlle sham'
80 D. m FOR Esston ard Allentown. u,,.
, a. H. E1~'an. Nluch chunk, Reading u'i"'
lurg. &C.. SUNDAYS a. 30 T.
30 D. Tor EJ>ton and Allentown.
For Atlantic Highlands az -, : us, II - n'
30 so 90 y. M. Sundays 900 a. f., o.. D. IA
For Freehold AZ rs, Is, II Is a. m. 80 80"
For Long Branch and point, south to Point Plcaaa, ~
IS S:i5. II 10 a. NJ 90. 90. 800 ?. m sun1s3S
cNccut ocean Grove and A>buIy Park 90 a. d., 4N'
For Rod Rank at t4j SIS. II Is A. m. 80 100
20. $40 e 90 D m. SUNDAYS. zoo a M, 'ico p "-
Fou LAKEWOOD. ,...
At 1 :45 10 a. m., 80, 80 D ~ y. m o.h-S
. 40 D. Dr.. lillov tdl, a. .oJ' : ~, CIV T. ~
sundays q a. M. NJ , ,,...o, as
Ear Atlantic City. Vim and ad BrIigctoa at I'@"'
- ~ r. Monmouth Beach and scabght a; sl5' l''
4. u.. 20 8 ~ D. W. ,,,, .xD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

Musical Instruction for both SEXES.
At TuI OLD AND FAMOUS
A NIW. Y0RN CpN~ Il.NAToEY or MUSIC,
flor .o Years If.f'.d r. -
> EAST lfTU ST ONLY. 81 DOOR Fast or 1IH-ANF"
Established i-G& Chartered l-.Il.
STUDENTS RECEIVE rNI or I.LLD ADVANTAGES.
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RAILROADS.
new YORK CENTRAL
Railroads

Hudson River Railroad.
AITia.n, arrive at and depart rom
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth Ave. and I'D ST., Men York.
The morning call., 1891-04-09
COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-ConrINuED.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE-CONTINUED.
SCHooL LANDS, 81 so TO So AN ACRE; ON
~ very easy terms sold by the State in tracts to
suit; no residence Improvement required; all
kinds OF lands in many different countless; send
stamp for list Open Monday. "Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings. + w. LAKE. Flood Building. ID Il
TO YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR CoUN-
~ try. in the prettest valley of the States Apply
ties. se2S II
ERESNo AND MERGED COUNTY LANDS TO
rent and for sae-75O00 acres OF wheat and
sugarbeel land in the above counties to rent for
term years also 100 900 acres of fine raisin fruit
alfalfa and sugarbeet land, with water for irriga-
tion for sale In tracts OF from 20 acres to large
tracts, suitable for colony purposes. For particulars
apply to L. b. PERRIN. 402 kearny ST.. S.F.flO I'm
fHHE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
to Is cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery st
The morning call., 1891-04-09
C.RPENTERs AND BUILDERS.

r " LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
j GIG Sacraln ento st. cabinet work aud hitting up
Offices promptly attended; telephone 900. ml6 u
The morning call., 1891-04-09

CtPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS, $40 CALL
- fornla ST. San Francisco. March %. 1891
Sealed bids will be received at the ONCE OF tho
Spring Valley Water works, 5l6 California ST. up
to ~ n. OF the 25th OF April next Tor any part OF
ten thousand shares the stock OF the company In
lots OF not less than ten shares All STOCK allotted
on the said bids will be ready for delivery on the
18th day OF May, and must be taken and paid Tor on
or before the 10th day of May. All bids must be
accompanied by deposit OF IS per share. In CO.
or certified checks The company reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. BY order OF the board
WILLIAM NORRIS. Secretary. nr3l "a
INTERVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
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 on the coast;
orders by postai-card otherwise VIII receive
nrompt attention ONCE sag Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-04-09
PROPOSALS,


DROPOSALS-SEALED BIDS WILL BE RE-
ceiyed the Office OF the Secretary OF state in
olympia, Washington, uatil l. o'clock NJ. the
10th day OF May, 1891 for furnishing all paper ana
binding materials to be used in the public prin
for the year ending June 30, 1892. Price must be
for paper materials delivered at the State Print;
iug-houSe in Olympia, Washington Following Is
a estimate of the amount that Will be required
during the year, but the right is reserved to order
greater or less quantity at any time may be de-
sired:
PAPER
500 reams fats; 800 ledger; 500 reams
book; SO cover; SO reams bond; SO reans
linen: 100000 envelopes
BINDING MATERIALS.
5000 lbs board; 400 fbs glue so MS thread: % lbs
twine reamS marble paper; 500 sheets card mid
dies: % packs gold: dOZ. leather: 20 pieces book
cloth; 80 pieces head band; 100 doz law sheep: 500
n. cowhide; 400 ft. buiHngs; doz feshers, and 5
reams booklnfng paper.
All paper and materials to be OF the best quail
ity and samples must accompany bids. The
cessful bidders Will be required TO give bonds for
the faithful and prompt performance OF their con-
tract The right 10 reject any and all bids is re-
served. -
Dated at Olympia, Washington. April l. 1891.
am st o. G. WHITE, State Printer.
The morning call., 1891-04-09

/ OR SALE. SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE:
j very cheap; account owner leaving city: a rare
chance; parte, VINO mean business only need apply.
Gail Branch OHire. APPS 2t%
The morning call., 1891-04-09

GJTS PARK LOTS. S17b.
ID y. No interest. No taxes.
market
c. L. MAYNE & co. sell park lots on installments
without interest or taxes.
C. i. MAYNE & co. have sold more than 800 lots
in less than 10 days
&. L. MANNE a. co. have the best selection oil
park lots on the line OF the Electric road fronting
on the park tine boulevard and the ocean; buy a lot
before we commence work on our electric road; IL
you don't you will have to pay twice as much
DO you want a cheap block ? We can let you
have one for $500, $S5 90, $40. 900. ETC.. etc.
Maps OF park lots given to all parties Interested
In park property: office viii be kept open Monday
and Saturday evenings from to o'clock G. T.
MAlNE & CO.. 322 Montgomery ST. app u
COTTAGES FOR SALE ON 18TH ST. BLOCK E.
~ OF Castro, on instalments, by NELSON d HAM
ERToN, builders. apo So
Q.O0O0 81 NORFOLK ST., BET. 18TH AND
25x73; cottage rooms and outhouses' Inquire
1877 Ridley st. ap2 tt
CLARENDON HEIGHTS = CALL FOR Gaia
~ ogue of this magnificent property. JOOST,
MERTEHS co. 238 Montgomery st. mrl2 u
CECURE A HOME BEFORE IT is TOO LATE
- Pay down what you can and make your INSTALL
inents to suit.
This chance is offered to but purchasers. as the
balance OF the cottages are all sold; hand5omest
few steps from Golden Gate Park, with grand ma
rine view; sure to double ia value in few years;
this property Is right the line and not pro
posed cable system take McAllisterst car TO terni-
nus and you at the buildings: apply on premises
any day from 10 to 4. J. NJ. CoMERFoRD, builder
and owner. mrl9 tt
GEO0Q OR LESS FOR A WHOLE BLOCK ON
dpcOOO Silver ave-; level as biardtable;
property is cheap for $500: must be sold make an
offer s. DUCAS, 22S1s Montgomery st. apo II
The morning call., 1891-04-09
RuslNrss CHANCES.

GEAD PARTNER WANTED; PLAIN STEADY
4 btt. wUrSingman or manufacturing business;
fne stole on Market 81. employs 10 hands: must
be willing assist In tie Store keep plain accounts
mems time, collections and maze himself generally
useful. know ledge o. business not necessary; has
stock, tools. materials and large orders hand;
clearing 500 70 each per month; can be increased
by having help; good man wanted more Than money
is rare cItnce and will bear investigation. GEO
STEWART. l35 Kearny St 1t
The morning call., 1891-04-09

GEO0Q OR LESS FOR A WHOLE BLOCK ON
spOOOO Silver ave-: level a bililardtable:
property is cheap for $500; must be Sold make an
offer. s. DUCAS, 2281s Montgomery st. apps tt
The morning call., 1891-04-09
.C.IEO FIRST-CLAsS SALOON AND GROCERY

= tt1O.store partner wsnted: elegant place,
splendid business, clears 1854 per month; wonder
fu business corner, most popular place in town,
large stock: owner hrst-claSs business man best
references; experience not necessary If willing to
work iu store and learn; this is . chance in life
time. investigation and triai: prefers partner to
hiring CLERK. 30 4 good man viii sell on easy terms
don't miss this: nothing like it Ia The city. GEO
STEWART. $50 kearnY 81 IL
The morning call., 1891-04-09

g.C-O PART CASH; FIRST-CLASS RESTAU-
l. CFO. rant; best location; large and steady
trade; elegant place ght in the OF bust
ness, cost over $1,000 to fit up: must sell on ac-
count OF other buSiut is OF the grandeSt bar
gains ever offered; come and investigate. ParticII-
Jars GEO. STEW ART, 1856 Kearny ST. app St.
The morning call., 1891-04-09

" Apply 1888 Mission 81. mI3l q
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH PUG DOG FOR
sale cheap. 40 Sixth st. rear. ape 81
LINE SPANIEL AND BLACK AND TAN PUP
L cheap. 625 Pacific ST. apo 3tF
SOn OR COO GALLONS GOOD ZINFANDEL
OUD ciaret wine; vintage 1889. Apply PostmaS-
ter Warm Springs Cal. apS 81
ERESH MICH COW. COAL-YARD. 9I5 POST
L street. app 6t*
f-HEAP-sToCk. FIXTURES AND GOODWILL
! OF milliuery-store at 1902 Devisadero ST.. ur.
Suffer- price $3.50 Apply from 8 to P. NJ 8 IT.
HANDSOME ALMOST NEW IMPROVED DO
4 nestle sewing machine drawers; cost $40;
must sell leaving city. 3l0 Chestnut ST. $50. m3l Il
Va ANT TO EXCHANGE S2O-ACRE DESERT
W land claim III Lasseu County. Cal. for bicycle
or saddle-horse: claim can be held for years and
be renewed at expiration OF that time Address
II. NJ, Box So. CALL once MI II
/ UiLnING FOR SALE
- To be removed: 9l6 Jones St. near Pine.
Apply to MCAFEE BALDWiS & HAMMOND.
10 Montgomery st. mr25 II
GAS FIXTURES AND PLUMBING VERY
" cheap. HUFsCnNIDT BRO, e37 Ciay.m22 If
ilICYCLE-SEw $3.50 SAFETY; PRICE SO
= 529 Golden Gate ave mrls Inns
TOOLS AND HARDWARE, Al LOWEST RATES
L Spear St near Market fel5 Dan
CHEPARD's FOOT AND POWER LATHES
- pianers, drili-prcsses 657 Mission st. se27t;
CAFE. SCALE, LETTER-PRESs. SToRE-rRUCK
- and money-till, CHEAP. l02 Clay st. au25 Il
CECOND-HAND BOILERS ENGINES, PUMPS
- shalting. pulieyS beitng, water pipes etc Nj
lNIOSh q WOLFRAM. l3I Brale $: deiu
The morning call., 1891-04-09

GQ7R0 GOLDEN GATE AVE, NEAR MAR
pc ~. ket St; rare chance to get good
piece OF business property; only minute's.walk
from Market ST.; size OF lot 20x6o q. II. UMB-
sen q CO., IA Montgomery st. apps SuruTh 81
The morning call., 1891-04-09

G1kOO A PICKUP; CoLLISGwooD ST.
ID lOOO. near 18Th; lot 81 6Xll0; ready to build
ON. g. Il. UMFSEN d CO., Il Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-04-09
CARPETS.

BRUSSELS CARPETS, Coo LAID: FLOOR
ID cloth. 25c. s W. SHREK, 1924 Stockton.ml2 I'm
- CENTS on INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
a carpets; sold elsewhere at 81. ARONsoN
1910 SImnN Ion ST. oC2S emo
The morning call., 1891-04-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

>Cc-' 49, 'st-<hh4 80 L.
7 ANDs IN FRESNO. TULARE AND sALANo
media property: If you cannot pay your mortgages
be sure and see me. w. NJ BRANDON, 40 Mont
gomery st. apo 2t*
= ACRE TRACTS, on ANLEANDRO AND HAY
choice varieties: very desirable and cheap. w. NJ.
BRANDON. APO Montgomery ST. ap9 2t*
WILLIAM E. LoRING. 9S5 MARKET ST,
W offers many farms and villa lots, a coast
railroad town of 1000 inhabitants; where fruit.
springs wood a delightful climate abound: at
fruit ranches 81 acres at S3F per acre: SO acres
at $500 per acre; also city property and business
chances apa ThSnWeSa At
lO-ACRE TRACT OF FINE FRUIT LAND IN
" the celebrated Bartlett pear belt near Auburn
Placer County: $25. 500 and Sl5 pr acre: So
monthly: no interest; no taxes. JACOB HEYMAN,
$50 Market ST. mr22 If Sururh
or HELENA, NAPA COUNTY. I4O ACRES, 20
- acres cleared 31s miles from st. Belena mile
from railroad station; 500 cords of wood; must sell
OF exchange Tor 6-room cottage in Oakland; sprice
$4,000; mortgage $500. See owner, L. L. SAILS
BURY. 4ss Ninth ST.. Oakland. Cal. apS II
Quicken RANCH AND SMALL FARM OF 10
" acres; all in full-bearing vines. with row Of
pear aud plum trees around outside years old and
every "a feet through acres Of vineyards; new
house OF rooms: barn, chicken and duck houses;
horse, COW, Wagon; all tools; stream of running
sian water through the place all the year; all
level; garden soil: q OF mile from town; $1,000;
CJ AwEEK BUYS FRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
I'D this offer. lakewood Colony Tract
acres. $75. payable 81 a week.
10acres, $3.50, payable 81 a week.
tCacreS, $500, payable 81 week.
s0acres. $500, payable IS week
No interest and no taxes on deferred payments IL
all fine Al fruit land; no irrigation required: near
large town and railroad some oaks water handy
title perfect; no investment is safe. sure or pro-
ftabfe as fruit lands For Information or circulars
apply to WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $50 Mar
ket st. oc2S II
DLANT TREES OR yINES-THEY PAY WELL
L AND GROW IN VALUE WHILE you SLEEP
Everybody saving $S 80 week can own $40 trees
or 2l75 vines, with land and water right worth in
few years times Its cost Send for illustrated
pamphlet HOWARD AND WILSON COLONY COM
PANY, 523 Montgomery ST., 5. +. mrlS q
4 REAT BARGAIN IN 1910 ACRES IN SOUTH
- ern oregon; on line OF railroad; good land; i'm
proved part in grain; cash value $40 80 an acre II
sold this month: would exchange. Several other
bargains by BENEDICT CO., 457 Ninth ST., Oak
land. APPS 1t
TOT ACRES; SAN MATEO COUNTY; as MILES
10 from s. F.; used as dairy stock ranch;
l0U acres level balance rolling hill; bargain Adj
dress Is. FASSLER, San Ieandro, Cal. ap4 7t-
IN ACRES CHOICE LAND NEAR SAN LEAN
III dro; nice house, IL rooms. barn, windmill and
tank; plenty water; all in orchard, bearing choice
fruits. Address B. FASSLER, San Leandro.ap4 7ts
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED LAND SUIT
able for fruit, from $25 to S400 per poultry
farms; large and small vineyards. ANDREW
PRICE, Healdsburg, Cal. MIRA II
The morning call., 1891-04-09

(NARPEIS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, csc A YARD;
y ustailmeHg price elsewhere 81 a yard. NJ.
FRIEDMAN Il Co. 22S-2SO Stockton, ana 237 Post
The morning call., 1891-04-09

&775O MASON ST. ~ r JAcKsoY o COOP a2
6s. G.H. UMBSEN a CO.. II Montgomery st.
G.0TE0 PACIFIC ST, NEAR HYDE; HOUSE
u - ~. and Tot 22X65; rents $25 net Il. H.
4 AlBS EN- & co. IL Montgomery
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CHAINwALD, BUCKBEE 81 CO.. 4O7 AND 4O9
= Montgomery ST.; members San Francisco Real
Estate Exchange.
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able for fruit, from $25 to $40O per acre: poultry
farms: large and small vineyards. ANDREW
PRICE, Healdsburg, CAL MIRA II
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COO On0 MAKE AN OFFER; 9Th ST.
'N-O.OOV. near harrison; = 2-story houses in
stores and flats lot 5UX9O: rent $l25: part cash
street accepted. G. II. UMBSkN a CO., ii Mont
pomery
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THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH PUG DOG FOR
/ sale cheap. 40 Sixth st, ape 81
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DARTIEs WISHING TO SELL THEIR HOUSE
hold furniture. carpets, bedding, crOckery, etc,
call or address 1921 Market St, Room 6. mrl7 II
4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
y complete with furni ure carpets. stoves cur
tanS, Blankets. pictures and mirrors at cash prices
on easy installments; small deposit NJ FRIED
hAN q CO.'S. largest instailment house the
Coast, 22s and $50 Stock ton. and 237 Post ST. open
evenings; prompt attention paid to country orders.
n Ew CHANHEK SETS or : PIECES. SIS CASH
- or insLaIlmenG WILEY Btos. 93l Mission. U
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C,IRLL RESTAURANT: CANDY STORE, WITH
= 1urnlshed rooms. or sale Il40 Howard SIS 3
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G.oEpO DIAMOND ST, NEAR 18TH; LOT
tN,)OtIO. 55xl25; want a bid. q. IL. UAlB-
sen & CO. IL montgomery ST.
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frauds In our revenue and the persistent
attacks ON the wool tariff by Grover Cleve-
land and his followers But for this Iowa
would now have 100000 sheep. and there
would be no complaint that farming did not
pay. As IL 10 now. since the frauds have
been stopped and the Mckinley bill passed,
there Is not "A farm Of 100 acres In Iowa that
cannot clear $1,000 year In raising sheep.
I'm addition TO the other revenue OF the farm.
The "stralght and narrow" sheep path Is
the only road 10 heaven for the poor grain
grower.
Governor Boies asserts that "A tariff on
farm products cannot help the farmer. But
II helped Us In 1888. when IL kept the specu-
lators from crushing our market with TO-
900. 900 bushels OF Manitoba wheat. So the
duty on barley, malt, tobacco. wool. pOta-
toes, poultry, eggs, etc. Is worth millions
OF dollars 20 our farmers every year. No
States are more directly interested than
Iowa aud Wisconsin, for free trade would
shut US out OF the Eastern trade during
some years. As II is we have shipped over
900 cars OF potatoes TO New York City from
a single village in Wisconsin, and tho
heaviest shipper In the West lives In West
ern Iowa.
The statement that we must increase our
imports OF manufactured goods In order to
increase our exports OF farm products is
fatty contradicted by the facts.
In 1860. when the proslavery Democrats
and tho British importers had made a tariff
for the express purpose OF closing hmerlca an
factories, and stimulating the import OF
British goods I'm exchange for our farm
products, Great Britain took less than 4, =
000, 900 bushels of our wheat, all told,
ground and unground, which would not be
enough to supply the mills OF Minneapolis
for two months. We are steadily buying
less OF England as our industries improve.
and she Is buying more OF us as her indus
tries decline. The condition OF the farmers
OF England who are enjoying the blessings
of free trade ought to be lesson to us.
They are taxed 1414 por cent. on their farm
products. which must compete with the un-
taxed products OF all other nations
The result is that 1900, 900 acres have
gone out of cultivation. and farm workers
have been reduced one-half in forty years.