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The morning call., 1891-03-03

- - ii VIZ: p and co YARD FOR : ALE.
= lt(tlN IL w 3. <. 9ii -esil{6li bed trade value
--l.E. u.>-. sstS, ~ :, Sea Is. etc alone.
tgdir9H.s isEseI -g .yeg., All lressa q Il. BOX
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.LINDA.RosA. TRACT!
= DA 'IEOo-h. : =. =. -
= =. -. g..
: FRUITvALEI =. ~ !: .FEUITYALEi ::

| 6. . -.
F -.
+ .Aiflots SO feet front andl8 andliO feet .deep;
only a few minutes walk from ERUfryALE STA
rIoN, on the Broad gauge Railroad. and directly
the line o,the oakland and Haylwards ELEorRIo
RAILROAD; now course OF, constructions. :Thes'
are positively the finest lots that have eyer been
: offered for salein this charming suburb, and wiz be
sold on terms to suit all buyers.
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ELEGANT LOTS ON / ST.; OVERLOOKING
u Park; cheap. AYRES az MORSE. Kearny
street. fe20 I'm
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- ACRES, 2 XCRES;'2 ACRES: $1,000: Il: iAR-'
= gain for acres Of Al land level a. a floor, to-
liz story house, barn chleken-house .siieHdid.weii
o. wateE etc. located on the San "Eeandr9 road,
Just out from Oaklan city apCwithin:nh6 biock:oi:
proposed ELECTRIC street iswayl 5 yiriftes to-
Seminary Park Station local train seii lp1ots
ait double the rce:aSked; tbisis dcrOse estate.
Apply 10 L. W.IYooDW ARDTS co; 902 Broadway
Oakland. -: :: =; ." ..fe2S 1T
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!: 4 LAMBDA, :lx.G Il N.CY*-:xbYERTI SEAlENTs
n and Subscriptions RECEIVED: at the Alameda
.: Branch Once of The MoRNING CALL, "'ScHNEI.
=
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(7pt XrIsY' i:I{jaTi.I3 .sGOOp LOCXTipN: ON
rs5e4. ifiir ire .4.il sI5c,, CON
T'.rt-t. -eheap.:s -Ai,ily IEN> LfRD ANDERSON,
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:IEOi.SE.s:

n, EN@Li$ isoA D-fI tjt; SE2i o.! 0It:l;EI T Err.
~ gGtG g2y harness. CHE Az i 3 = alelo.5 &
,-{ENR COLE, 8 Xxx Ijss 40: iP( 81: Fl NE
~ m6Ver- Johns, 4 ailr 5e - InI't q {.
/. UfE SkL54.k HA:y nSg ME. p Ell +fic-
. ron sts'ison % eae y g l,Si 50 5p2!IiqS
Eoa,tetter: Can beset M oLSg1i a1d2s staS-
BILE. - Washington St: ,olapply$at AL 4lret g :,
tSiin. fftf!cfsed. 80 =fe2T%tf::.
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IAtJU rooms for . persons fe25 IT
I)0Sx EI.A-yENTH - SUNNY BAY WINDOW
--OO freHt room; other rooms; nicely FUR.
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= FbeEI$X : ASD 'FEDNtS5OS : :SreRE oS
" ip:itJGal street: spfenld cash Sie must be.
Soil az once VIII sell at lnVUce sfigss ls eh:lice
0 L-f ;.f tCfted; R95dgestS Cali
l-re.. 80 lL...! .Ne-. AIanelEa. EsI. =,
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0JSi0: LOTS. in :BEAUTIFUI .FRUfTYALgS
u ~. near local station: II: w. fDA Wis;
Twentythir Avenue. Station. OAKLAND. .fe2S.tt;
.CYoPPAYINtI c. r. EN- T-3G EFT A'HQ ONE. AT BEAU.
ptifu Lorl1 on line of Berkeley. focal train only
80 minutes 10 san Francisco; fare 5.cents by:com;
muliIcation tick ets: also line oteieetric road
from Oakland To Berkeley lots 5000 to $500. ION:
easy monthly payments caiLat once and get. choice
location. DAVIS, R0WELE& REETU \, 465 y NTH
St Oakland. ~. -. ..fe2S 1t :
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NOR: LE-BY:CEQUG.H .&:BkKER.:;
81 20 each 2n fine lntS '2nXli1 1n.ISerk pIev

=. q QO0Os a BARGAIN IN THE. MOST DESIfeA-,
tDOUOU. Bile residelrceiportion o T. Oakland ;east
OF broadway: Alice st). bet 10Th and Dufnt SITS :;
4 modern Broom house; bath. etc, wtiff0t 50xI II
the above is offered bargaH:. cal and be. con
vIneed; will show the preJnis tatiOn to
our Office E..W..W QDDWARD AGO, 902 'fir,ad
way, Oakland. =: .ft27 1t e :
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.!s.orN,lTRY ..hEAE EsTArn

!. l. Will. sFI;G- 5 RANCHES "a IL SoY0MA
Coa9ty, tnNApa; or:1yiu ;tEade in city property
InqIEirea $50 Sacramento st. MR. Ttt
:. " ANT: TO-. ENCHANGE A S2G-ACRE DESERT
:. " land claim: In LaSsen County. Cal, for bicycle
or saddle5h0rSef ciaitl be held for years an
can Eeile wed nj xpirat OF OF That time Address
IL. M, BoI 56;;GArLnnice. mI1t
= fL.ACRES@EoR $1,000; ia SY. TERMS AEL IN
Il " Wine. grapes; with Bartlett pear or French
prHne free every ~ ftet3 ora yearS old; runliing
strealn Ian .water through the placs all the
: ySarl new:hOuseand barn: three-quarter mile from
tosyn horse cow, tools wagon; chickens every
thing ESQ acres; 1gO irnft trees: 30. olive
grape atG:sma fruits: small house and BARN: Elcse
to tgNE;:Tl4 05. p.@H 'TW1NG, SSonomG City Cali
Torn IA. Te2T II
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5QD AS a S9S Iis5 9NE E
the cry; 50 EooniS ali newly furnished; now clear
ing $500 per month"; rooms all fun: long lease; fine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opportunity given for fu nves-
tigatLna. FORSYTH X CO. 325@ Montgomery ST.,
.ItnnIn III
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CRYSTAL SPRING. TRACT, DWIGHT -ST4:fLoN
NhBerkeley, 40 minutes from SanF rdncisco: on.
line of electric road minutes to oak sai:"ots
50xl30 charming Situation freewater; terms easy.
For sale by j. GAMBLE, 1873 Ninth roakiahd. fe26 Il
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'fEIiE.Ey ENtNi BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
: to 10 cents per week delivered by carrier to any
mart Of. lie aitY: the Bulletin is the best, oldest
ana largest evening paper. published on the coasts.
orders by pnStal-clrd~ or Otherwise will receive
prolnnt 5tteii tibn. OGicc '6a2 Mon tcomeEy ST
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i'f.iA R-S.r6iSE:. QGiNG SCOOP .BgSINESS;
good gcsagFd1- cheap erent; owner. has no other
SET ysces:t wants: re- leave city; sec IN IS,
/. N.js0T ST.. ! =. lnf3 7ts :
:. 1850, -L..l -.
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1a3 =. EDIY-NiCEIY FURNISHED PLEASANT
III ro0ms. -doubie and singlei gentlemen pre-
:terred :.Tent reasonable. !. fe2S I'm
:: DARLuKsFEooR: 3 LARGE. SUNNY ROOMS
l. Appiy:l 222 Union ST.. o.. fe25 5ts
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:DIRT CHEAT DIRT GHEsRl. =; -.
~. S650-Lot 25xl4O, on a lO0-foot street.: .

. S3UU-LOt 25Nl 81, I.bIOck IrOm: capIe-
$75O-Lot 5Ox1 90, ln1oyey Fruftyale. Team and
man always at hand to free. of charge 10, show
land VIM. NJ. Dew Oh f. cor. Twelfth Ist: and
Twelfth ave, East Oakland StatioH. - ,.fe f5.tt :
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10 a MASON; -CoR -WASHINGroN-NEwLY
lAI Olnrnished house CONS reasonable fe1 $ IA
.IQoO Pine EwLY Y AM EIEG ANTLY FUR:
.gentIein en-: -. :. fell. Jim
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= Is. tg'i, = = :.tl 50 -, 49,: y
nECKEE & SONS PI.iN0S-AlU sid VI ;7,STRU u
- mems. and Iull StocE t. roe ZEN D.
.MAUEAdS VI SIC CO.. SOB Market lIll u =
rVHE EFENING. BUIfL.JIN- PEfCE isEUUCED
to = ce5s per wees { Gred ByitdIs.5r 20 any
part gtstEe city; Observation-Disclosures the BEST, oldest
and largest evening pater published Qn; The coast
OTdlf5 ly pDsIal-t.ar Vt a. herly Use, W reeeiye
Pr uri aLtsrr on Oni.t.i32 " oRt5"mery 81
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c. e. MAYNE a CO.. 322 Montgomery ST. have
the cheapest park iots. They have the franchise
for the electric road and give the only correct
Information. Don't make mistake Their lots on
such easy terms together with their positive knowi-
edge as to which are the best locations and VIII De
most benefited by the improvements which VIII
soon be made through tho different parts oil TINS
property by them, should appeal TO all. These I'M
provements are destined to accomplish an amount
OF good for those who struggling for homes that
cannot be measured Deception and pretended
knowledge will not stay the tide and induce Peep
10 buy where no accurate Information can be baal
All who wish to Invest inteigently and prohtably
are invited to call aud examine their maps.
g. L. MAYNE& CO.. 322 Montgomery ST. fe26 u
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fell rurhsasu tt
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RI HE GLADSTONE, 1915 MARKET: NEWLY
i opened: elegantly furnished sunny rooms single.
or en- suite; also large trout rooms, suitable for
e1iices. Tor professional gentlemen. fe22 LIMO
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C.'lE-l5 LAHIEgS "a Ef-o; ff9ai-FISS45 BRANCH
- 'JDO. bakery candy sI9t!oRety' aud general
variety s.iTe iar ssliI hie h,! ipedtioH; mas.
.slrlq3d au>l6rsf .s1Ge iY5sE roe mss. how re- l.
II Ya e fuy ae mt il6s' keLtug ptesagr OWNER I'D
years Is sestuf N. .accuuhr.Oi Old age Apply II.
j -, = y, - ktaErF-si. . iiiy1 tt =
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A T 4 SkGRIFTCE-=A FINE HOME or, i l ROOMS
~ and choice corners lot 75x1 10; :. Convenient to-
local trains and street cats; ahrsteiss locitioF.
with an uhobstrueted View. of Oak land Aiaj:iii
and San. Franeisco: price. $1,000! worth Ss,leO
-HCliH NJ CAMERQN.AL9 Ninth 81. =. ;: anr EST
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i nl:I FOLSOM COR. SEVENTH-NICE;SuN my
1N0 4 fEontflrnished room : windows. fe22l0F.
x 81 PQIsK-NICE LARGE FRONT ROOMS;
,tOf single and double. fell Inn
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n oA+EG oSfERY HOUSE, 613 MISSION. Mr.. SEC
W onf Rooms 81 so by the week aud Gpward.I SO*
> GDl:DEx COURT. OFF SACRAMENTO. BET.
/. DJones and LeayenwOyth-2 front sunny fur
nShed rooms; I5e.of kitchen. -. mrl ,}ts .
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J0lsI THIRD w HIrMAN HOUSE; - THOR
-lOOR"Qughl renovated: newly furnished rents
reasonable: -. " :, fe22 I'm
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7<T ST1I-T. .DI.r- YOUR. EU SINESS PROMPTLY
- rsf' 20 10 l. D. H;EL; VA Ep, J l4s Market 81.
- aud .r..Elr: ~ rrSiied 1888: LIS
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+fEiF fAhl itooSf-; = htlOAlS: Nlpl'hfi-S:
- improvements; 500 water free. 900 Sixth. roof
IfLAT-I21s BUSH-4 ROOMS; WATER FREE:
Trent $l6 no children. Apply as above fe19 #.
no SAVE RENT. "S1CELY FGRNiS HE'D FLAT
Of rooms. must sell this month. 1928 Hy1le:sta
cor. Ellis - = -@:i .feIS lin:
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! -. Hays dHd cdgts.. u 40 Eolsom.St :. fes I'M .
si1 VII MAJ m y 4 -: ..:
SfE9l4rNlii. u CHEZ rs. FOR SAFE AND% RE.
, psir,i. vs. = itl % AIaf&e tsL: FEB u
" .,,*::fsOK sALE-lIlsfIlf,4a AN EttUs:.;;%- :. = :
p
J, < ia Cf1iEE i, !. roc ,EACHe HATCHEDl5 5Y,
Q.si;iU ~ Ii:utator l2l3 yaiell'a mrs, 5.
T"t(fE SAEE-2 THUHo GG{IBRED FoX@. Il FIR:
j. rler dog puppies 5 fn0Hths Old For Ion
call AZ I95 Pow eli 81. = -. snlrl. 5tt "
c. 4 "a Al 4fIDRItuGHBRED JERSEY COW
I}:fQ; ahdsca1, SIS Charcli ST.. = mr. ~. =
LIFSEsdi; MITCH GUNS FoR.sALE. CHI ZAP. Al
r dress li1f9ltY u sE"Efi s',hol ,>!saI sfe2f In
+ As -:wgRKs, FOR Dtig NTI,Y HOMES FOR
\ s IQO aud upwafdi :aecordlng tn SIZE; CHEAPER
an( saaeE. than cod ok Send for circular 10
Bal lANtBROS. .ll4 Ilfat ST, san iran: fe20 m
q T Fl::IAlP ED SIN g. R StJyI G lIACHlSE
W Et IT. attags1ie !its; glod as new 22l fifth.
Tu(4S.sANp HARpggA itff, AT LOWEST RATES.
1 3 Spear St, meas Slarket:.: ,fel5i2tn .
GHfshARps r go I AND FoSY III; Il ATHEs.
CFladers! drill presses. $50; Missen So. se27l:
: Cy4eTFi SCALE. BETTER. PRESS: Sf0RE-qitUCK
- aid inoney-till, cheap. az Clay ST.. aug Il
KCoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINEs PUMPS:
- shaltGg, pufleys, beltiug water pipes etc Mo
:: lHG0SH a. W GILMAN. l57 3eale X = de4 II
= rj1 HF3. EVENING b LLErIS, PRICE REDUCED:
i 10 Is cents per week, delivered by carrier any
part Qf-the city; tire Bulletin IS the best oldest
an d largest evening paper published the coast;
orders by pOstal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. Once 622 Montgomery S. .
The morning call., 1891-03-03

tf0 ttEADe noD fGXsRFSs:: -; ~ AlS;E= DTs:AizT
w lfgrSess 800. to 800 61 hleCairla. e tealHsd;
die aiii -QGsgy hQrSs bEJkens dHd;.unIrOK fli. j:
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tiIrANos:..EIoLINs AND SHEET. MUSIC.

EEE(iANr NEW ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT PIANO:
IL used @ueHogth. 1918 Taylor ST.. mr35tf
IIOH=sALR ok RENr; 4 SHOEMAKER. SQUARE
II Uiau6:,wll sell very low. on. the insialiment
ila!. 0rreiLt. Apply gu Dolores St, near Twenty
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5 az III IN :EOIS. 25xl 90 ON =4sTHsAVE. ELECg
t9Jt: tfitTlilr0ai,.L Life. and Gdl1len.
: = QG At 1stI otsc6nl man fine ylevy.
:. 30 dcaa4i Gin House: ard >3lrkl 4iQd:wiH
sol O4Ta er cent on inyeStments fdrIreSJ a
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SMALL. CASH PAYMENTS
Row: RATE OF INTEREsTi'

-: =. -'
LONG CREDIT : LONG CREDIT
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7 ne * #, 42-El. HATE .lEASE!-. ROBINS AT.
" I45::.. 30 Vallejo St, : -mT3 2r< :;
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II x LOTS 25xIGG OS1I ST. PROPOSED:
sDJlitl. cable:iine bet: fSth and 3S{h ayeS.c
: sGU0[plandlng,a fievi eyy Q PARK and oceai;tl-;
IN These g6odszwilla pay a:go0dj
:: .$45O-pEo ft and,quick return: MUORE,E QSTLR
The morning call., 1891-03-03

f1477 MARKET FURNISHED. SUNNY SUITES
ttI: orsingIes housekeeping aud Offices fe2S 1t
.0.)sQ o FRA RRELL DOUBLE FURNISHED
o. room; rHnaing water; CRATES closet; SIZES Sc
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A Bare AIN &c IioiCE.RESiD NC L ;I.o +; .,iJN
~ cor of Twelfth and Myrtle stS.s cheapest lot III
central portion of town. For part tciafs apply to
Riley a JACKSON, 1856 Tenth ST. 49, LIT
The morning call., 1891-03-03

GIN EAcH-2 HATS; 5 ROOMS EACH; ClAN'
II ~ be used Jointly; Howard: ST., near. Sevef-
teelith. Won RHE{N \ co. 3a30tf =
Sslt.F .GEARYq-6RooMS; BAEH; FOX DQtlfG Or
90. or any Kind OF business: ta24.tE.
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T. Tor ALE-:fURNIiURES OF1t s. ROOMS. COY
i plGtc FER Housekeeping =. house to- let 80
l:N eut y4=ec ond-st. -: -:.::-%s mrs 81
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; I0DGlNG-nOJtsfs :FoR SAFE.

sN0JU: House oi>l9. rooms forsae: .fve Gay-win-
dow house; wei furHished;, is ChocE fun of re-
spectacle, paving rUnmerS located Sixth ST.,
oAiy Short III Stance from Howards rent SO in
Guiding water paying handsomely. Apply X.
KENNY % keaFnT II. mrs n
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M FAR IN EB WANTED PLAIN, 81 KADY
- ,N III Norklneluau for manufacturing bus mess
r 90 : hands. must be vii iugtp as$iStin
.,tf. Keep plain accounts mems time collec-
.s ia. mas. AIu.s,lf generally nSefnl; knowledge
a. ia -.less not necessary; IS easily learned; has
- Fools materials anu large orders, 0n hand
,i.I...srloi,, trade cleAriaE- 500 10. each per
: - an i, increased GJr having htipi good man
4 ,,l'rs fh.u money! rs rare chance and VIII
-.' 4.tstl Str. Ts-F- l{5 Ii caruy-l
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II. -sa01. NEBRKSKA,, NEAR = 2+rH ST..
to-,9CNJll. cate Substantial bay-window house
of S:To0ns, and bath: laundry etc. reiits $30:lOt
50xIOo withaH i I5XT5.~ g.. II. AiIis+.N. a. CO.
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ERoST SUITE. suIrABLE FOR OFFICES. 10
L Montgomery st. marSStt
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N IL: eoK*@of .82D AVE. AMP cI EMENT ST;
v; - :tIl 500 ii rbaigain; price s105O: $3.50 cash
haancea$20 per. month";. THOMAS PENNINGTON,
2Ss- M6htGolne[y Sta. fe2S=7t
6aihs o adh Q elciet siq rear
house S:TnnIns: lllI u nlOn.. II Ii InaYetaNn
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EOiOS00 NEW MODERN .TwO-sTORY HoUS
sNOSOO. Of. Z .T6OnIs lot. 7::6xl 20 feet. a
a. san. :INsFAaLMENr:: Ions IloN .MiN'fgEN

= only $50 cash: bafalfce $40 perinon III; fine level
lots fead5:to bufld%. only 599roeks irqnf station;
look anthem: streets graded and severed gas and
water MCCLURE Fl fCII. *. CO. 'Bay.stteet. sta
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ca CIGAR. 4; M o4sNCco STORE; OLD
- ,(,Il1. siasNI: t1ittra sitgel: cheaprcht; tne
-.-G-rr0m: positive hitgaiH. = H. BARNARD
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y fLNISi.4 SUNNY ROOMS, .BAIH,, YARDt 81 :
= g4U Howard st-,::near Sixth. I: nirI 81 -.
.. NEW FLATS; ;Sl6, 9ls. sos: 4ss SAN iEEz
y ST: corner Eighteenth. =. :inrl 2t@4:
The morning call., 1891-03-03

II oRSU NG's UfEfGHT IItN as: MOST iiTtiLL-
II laEt a: pgyger:Ia 81 Nitssfif ..no25 II =
SsIKCk: :IgABnNI;t S;:.vtjsE. .AND. ,SrERLIN4
- PLANES sold On SrO'mDntblY Indictments BENZ: .
CCkTAl d SON sole agents. 20 ei ARE ist aaI :; .
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SLIGO 9gsF AZ EPo sssr SF gs53 sI FSg
month sickness canseof sale; parI cash, 81 Hunt
ST off a. pGa as.
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= G:ID0O GREAT: BARGAIN: 20 ROOMS;
u lOVAl.f Mission ST. :lClears $40 n month; kept
BY present owner wears HEAVY, luO4 Marker IT
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DART SMALL HOUSE,: NEATLY FURN1STiEp#
i with every .cpIvenience no family; terms.
reasonable Moss; of Howard. near Sesepth:@5 SO
s)lJsl FIFTfl-2: :RooMS FpRN ISIEO FOR.
D. .honsek eep frig .cheap rent..* -: It's:
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q. SG0 LOpG IN G-H0USE. 10 ROOMS; ALL
sDOONL. rented; reasons for selling, parties going
Iast.: 2S6I. Siytlr 81 1lrr2 2tt'
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d i o. 7 ROOMS. BATH. Ere: COR; JERSEY
Io. aud Sapchez1 near Castro cable. 1lr2 2tS
CLIO 5: RooMSs;AND. BATH. .25 :CHArrAt'
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H0usEI> EErIN6- ROOMS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DOUBLE. PARLoHSi;
.IOsaitabe for hlfsiness purposes or light house
keeplngS also housekeeping rooms. uirS IT. :, ;
DrEEAS. SUNNY ROOMS, FURNISHED FOE
4 housekeeping; wittout chilqreh; Sll so 721
BFya&t: ST. bet FoHtflf and Fifth. mr3 81
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-llDQFE-ls9Sz EVapA HQftSF@zAIlA 4tIffs T - sos
iGHsrsis2ls horses q ALI son 9f!l'fc7.6m &
X NJ GEN is Will S fN p;IHE W Ei3FsIY call.
OO f@I t9nr months daqy part 6tthe Ualte States:
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9. =. :: -: :.
. :. o. ~
:. ....;.. =. -: -: =, 81.
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-l.,lli1n NORTH REACH COR. KEAltNY
i DUOU. land Green sts. +; 2,hohses renting for
sci; lot 2Q057;6. br:H.~u MBSEN..% CO, Il Mont
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u ARE hfN-3F;N D :SPRISy3<P IAN DION BTGGY.
- helTlE new 2Ol Poi -. mr. IT tF =
(, iC0N4) HANp BJiCit7 kf{s; WA .],,s; IssieKA-
:. Hllya aHd clgts.: 40Eply0m.st Z. tes I'M :
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I'm FL. LlS+THEr AMEN TFoRMERY. FOX:
Il " bury has eifan geI hands and is pewunder the
pei %ou nagement o Mrs elson df the Victoria;
1t has UeeA reu ovated and newly furnished through
out srapSents VIII find this the best and 1noStcoui
yenient house I'M the city,; permanent and transient
also tnnInddated the NictOria lSla Eis II II
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1904 MISSION-BAY-wIND DON p Ai7T.I1J, AN n
lou housekeeping also other rooms mrs 81
i 900 HowARD-RURNIsHED :PARLoE BED.
1870 room. large bay-wiidGw. - '.:ltF
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5c.cJj4OA. .FI5NT. HYDE. NEAR. WA SHINGTON
u, GItlU. St; substantial .bay-wipdQw house in
. tiats or andt6TGdms ana bath ca h rents 500
lot l51ST IS par cash e. II. e MBSES Il Co, II
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.,..5-.I;. ia AIN. GROCERY AND EAR:
> - ". Western. ADDITION MORGAN q DOW
ia, IQl7 2LaJ&et St. -. mrs lr*
The morning call., 1891-03-03

TWO .ELEGkNT *FLAlS OE' g ROOMS .ANR
bar HI must beseeu To- be Appreciated l445 and.
l449 McAiiister ST., bet. Pierce and srUtt rents;
very cheap: APPLY q. II. uMBSi&N& CO.; ii N6nt-i
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Pension statistics.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i-The annual re-
port Of Commissioner Raum of the pension
bureau, submitted to the secretary of the in
terror to-day shows that on June 80. 1891,
there vas CO, ,lsQ pensioners borne on the
rolls af the hqreal, being Is5,1l6 more than
were carried on the rolls ct the close of the
Last fiscal wear. They are classified as fol-
lows: Widows and daughters of revolution
ary soldiers, %; army invalid pensioners,
4l3,597 army widows, minor children, etc.
l0s,5s7; navy invalid pensioners. $40;
navy widows, minor children, etc, 2,56s /;
survivors ofthe war of 1912, 1900; survivors
of the Mexican war. l6,S79 widows of SOL
diers of the Mexican war, 6,976.
Following are the number of pensions Of
the several classes granted under the act of
June q, 1850 Army invalid pensioners
81, ,l38 army widows, minor children, etc,
I2,2O9 navy invalid pensioners, S.976 navy
widows. minor children, etc, 1,iS5. During
the last fiscal year first payments were paid
upon IS9, l60 original claims, requiring s3l,
39l ,53s for their payment. This is en in
crease in the number of original payments
oyer the year 1890 of Ga, ,5S2 The aggregate
cost, however, was 81 ,0s7 sos less.
The aggregate annual Eaiue Of the 6T6,15o
pensions on the roll juno 81, 1851, was Sss,-
2I7, 200, and the average annual value OF
each pension was Sl39 80, and the average
annual value OF each pension under the act
Of June q, 1890, was S12l 81. The total
amount disbursed on account of pensions,
expenses, etc, during the fiscal year was
Slls.54s, ,9597l as compared with slO6,iS3
500 20 disbarsed during the preceding fiscal
year so that it sppesrs that sS,2lf pensions
we're added to the roll during the fiscal year
just closed. al an increased cost TO the nation
of 81, ,055 O5e as compared with the expen-
diture for the previous fiscal year. During
the last year 0,525 pensioners were dropped
from the rolls for various causes, and of this
number S,229 were dropped by reason Of
death.
IT'S estimated that of the soldiers who
served the country during the late war l.
OO4, ,62s were killed in battle or died during
and since the war. On June 80 last l34 75e
Of these deceased soldiers geFs Espresented
on the pension rolls by their widows OF
dependents. There are about 100, ,70T SOL
diers of the Union now living. and Of the
survivors $40, l5s are now un the pension
rolls. There, are, therefore, 6ss. $40 survivors
who are not pensioned and s7s,eOS deceased
soldiers not represented on the pension rolls.
The commissioner renews his recommenda-
ton of last year as to the rerdjustment of
the pension ratings under the act Of March
3, 1888, and March t. 1890.
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Robinson was EIested.

Congressman John Robinson was elected
President of the State League of Republican
Clubs BY the Convention at Scranton on
Wednesday. He was chosen on the first
ballot, BY a vote of al TO AZ for Congress
man Dalzell and Is for Everett Warren.
His nomination was made unanimous on
motion Of Mr.. D4lzeIl. The other officers
elected were Secretary. E. n. Rudolph, Of
Allegheny; Treasurer, Mahlon II. Young,
Of Philadelphia; Corresponding Secretary,
William Linn. Of Philsdelphia. Wallsoe
Carter and Frank Jones, of Philadelphia,
we're chosen Vice Presidents. William Il.
McCleary, of Allegheny. and Capt. John
TayIor. of Philadelphia, were elected dele
eaies-at-large to the National Convention.
Williamsport was selected as the place for
the next Convention.
The platform adopted commends the ad-
ministration Of President Harrison, and
"the brilliant foreign policy of that great
leader" James G. Blaine. A resolution
Ess ado9ted th4t hereafter clubs must be in
existence six months before they can apply
for admission to the League. John &. Car
ter. Of Lancaster, was elected third Vice
President.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-09-30

No amount Of Democratic pet;fogging
over the thefts Of Bardsley can obscure
the true issues in this election No intel
ligent Republican can be induced 70 lend
aid and comfort TO the Free Trade, Free
Coinage Democracy, simply because one
trusted official went sstray. Who viii
dare give assurance that the Democratic
candidates, though honest men now, may
not, like Bardsley, be tempted TO steal
or who brazen enough to declare that in
point Of integrity and ability the Repub-
lican candidates are not their peers?
The simplest tyro in politics knows that
the result in this State at the coming
election viii have tremendous influence
upon the Presidential contest of next
year. and he is more than simple who
abandons all his political principles and
convictions and lends aid and comfort to
the enemy, because forsooth, one rogue
betrayed the trust reposed in him. To
carry out such reasoning TO its legitimate
ends would overthrow every christian or
ganization in the world, because one un-
worthy man was discovered in its fellow
ship. The demsgoguey and fallaey Of
such cant is too transparent TO merit
serious attention. This important fact
should not be forgotten. The political
battle of this fall is the beginning Of the
great battle of next year, and every vote
cast for the Democratic ticket viii be
vote for British free trade.