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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-01


WRECK OF schooner Allie Cakes. Engineer
w ONCE, U. s. Army, Newport, X. l., Septem-
Der 20. 1891 To whom it may concern. Where
as navigation Is obstructed and endangered BY
the wreck of the schooner Allie Cakes, lying
between the wharf and the west end OF the break
water In Hyannis Harb0r, Mass. Notice Is here
by given 10 all persons interested In said vessel
her cargo and all other property therein, that hi
within thirty (30) days from the date OF this All,
vertisement they shall not have signined 10 me
their Intention and taken preliminary steps 10 REL
move said wreck, ETC., as soon as practicable the
same Will be considered as abandoned and dere-
liet and IL Will be removed by the United States
under authority OF law. Sealed proposals, In
triplicate, for the removal OF said wreck, win be
received at this office until IL O'Clock, noon, on
Monday, the 26th day OF October 1891, and then
opened. The attention OF bidders Is Invited to
the Acts Of Congress approved February 20
1885 and February 49, 1857, Vol. 23, page ssS'
and vol. "a, page Ala, Statutes at Large The
United states reserves the right TO reject any or
all proposals and TO waive any informallfaa
Full Information furnished on application Nv
authority Of the Secretary Of War: w. r.
LlVERMORE, Major Of Engineers. ~
= HS 20 80 Oct1 oa60a
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

EOREST AVENUE. from the foot of Mechanic
II street on the avenue to Deering street. win
be closed TO public travel from and after this date
until further notice.
Given under our hands this Gath day Of Septem
Der, A. q. 1891.
ISAAC f. CLARK, Seclectmeu
GEO. b. LEAVITT, Of .Deering.
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mIsCELLANEOps

These all NEW having within
that they all arrived
our STORE For This the benefit Of
$50, 900 Worth of First Class Merchandise !!
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vi. q. M. A.

'hEE regular monthly meeting OF the Maine
n ne IN he Library Room on THirR Rsn A w
ExEs IN, October LIST, at z 80 O'Clock
sen ns os' va 41 Is desired Per order,
The morning call., 1891-03-01
CITY REAL ESTATE.

-1N-14~ ~ =
"a ILSUN * CARR. lS POST ST; BARGAINS.
" SS25O-Ren,s S72; elegant fats on McAllis-
ter ST. Lyon; rooms each; nicely built; lot2
xlS7 q; post We bargain.
$S5O0-- Business corner; Folsom and 2oth SIS ;
6OA95; streets mScadsmLed and severed -
$500 each-4 lois IN DC Long ave, loo from
Waller St; work all done. a..
$lO5OO-PresiGio Heights; corner; 5O-yara; a ihle
view; both streets macadamized AID sewered;
S17Ou-Lot on 18th It, mr.. Noe; ZeN444' al
graded: choice. oE..
s95 per foot-S0 feet on Dolores ST., nr 25thi
S57oO- 100; cor De Long ave. and Waller ST;
severed and macidamzed
Cole ST., nr PAGE Z5NlOJ; beautiful location Tor
residence. -, -
rents 500; store and fat
s95 0U1-Buslness property on Stockton st, mr.
Surtcr; stores and house; rents Sl70.
Sll 25O-Reduced; that fine piece of property on
Fell ST., III. Devisadero; houses, and room Tor i
more; rents $S7 SO; street WORK all done. 1t
pUY HOME; 5000 40 s30O: $40 MONTHLY;
ID near the park. fronting the boulevard and elee-
trio road; within minutes walk o. cars, now run
ming; no drifting sand; lots level, graded and
fenced; you can build to-day; to double In two
years. HENRY q. JONES' 3z+14 Montgomery
street. fel9 I'm
NE. COR. OF SD AVE. AND CLEMENT ST.;
~ S2:6Xlu0; bargain; price S1O5O; $3.50 cash.
balance $50 per month, THOMAS PENNINGTON,
2S5 Montgomery st. fe2S u
GSIAQ LOT 25xl37:6; FRONT HOUSE, STORE
tDO1OO. rooms; 2 baths; patent closets; rear
house rooms. 1914 Union l7iS LpaNeuWOTth q
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$4,000 N sz Sc. cor so HSs5 sz5Ies AS sa & a
good corner O. I. Won EHEfN q CO, 52i Call
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S23 500 M SOB S45 sores ana 4S St 1 reTi
$50: frst-cIlss inye tment. o. +. Won RHEIN IL
Co - LAlLfnrlLa
The morning call., 1891-03-01

0OE OD0 SW. COR MISSION AND VII
GOO.UUU. low sts.; S5xloO, running through
to Jessie St. with frontages; stores ana 4ats
rentS S21S. a fine business investment. y. +. Won
Ill Z.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

&I5. 600. TTMt d" ps eo57 7;sSs75; rents
SIS; ntts All rented. o. +. Won RHEIN 4 CO.,
Bg4 California St
The morning call., 1891-03-01

S35O00 near Ss57f Iir GoS via EP1a VII
low avs: always rented; rents Sis. O. +. Won
RHEIN & co. 524 California
The morning call., 1891-03-01

d. ! -~-'DD lOu6 VALENCIA ST, NEAR y ST
y /. OUO. 2dxgO: stores and flats: rents 81
good bushes, property. U. L. Won RHEIN 4 co.
514 California ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

GOO 0rA ~, 1873, 735 FOLSOM ST, Mr..
u ~ WV Sd: 3 brick houses; rents so. o..
F. Won RItEIS n Co, 524 California st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-sO ACRES LAND on RUSSIAN
L River, SonOma County; - acres deep, flch,
bottom land, adadted to hops alfalfa, vegetables or
fruit; . acres bearing orchard, mostly peaches and
pruueS: coming crop can be contracted now Tor
$500; railroad runs through place; trains daily;
3 hours from san Francisco; good house; . rooms;
barn: all fenced: abundance Suriug water price
$1,000; must be sold; offered at this price 70 effect
immediate sale inquire Machine-shGp, % iran
ST mr. y
M AYT TO TXCHINGE A 32O-ACRE DESERT
w land claim III LasseH County, Cal, Tor bicycle
or saddIe-horse; claim can b. held FOR years and
can be renewed expiration OF that Time Adur-sS
II. NJ. Box %. CALI. once. MI II
~ ACRES FOR $1,000; EASY TERMS; ALL IN
~ WINE grapes with a Bartlett pear or French
pruue tree every 81 feet or years Old; running
stream of artesan water through the place ali the
wear; new house and barn: three-quarter mile from
Town; horse, cow Tools wagon, chickens, every
thiug goes. Also acres; 100 fruit trees; 80 olive,
grape and small fruits: small house and barn; close
fOTuia. fe21 It
The morning call., 1891-03-01

ElO nm 1926 VALE\ GA ST. NEAR 23D;
n / = .JUV. 2HNI7l. 10 san Jose ave, house OF
7 rcoms make 0Ii5r. y. L. Won kHElN q CO.
So CAifaTuia.st-
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$500 GEEEN iSI Sf HEA 56ai LEAT ri5T
fIont vacant. for haIS. o. +, NON RHEIS q CO.
80 GaiLfur.Il -
The morning call., 1891-03-01

GTeEO HILL. Mr. CASTRO 25xII4; RESI-
y 1OOU' dence lot u +. Won RHEIN u CO.,
ga California ST.
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-.TO- Gnn. 6l5 SASSuNE ST. NEAR WASH
n Ia .tUU. iu5t0n: 3-Story brick building;
rents Sos 0. /. NOS RHElN co. ga G'tlIor-
ma St - =.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

GSJE0 CASTRO ST, NEAR 18TH; 37xI25
tNO-r)V. with improvements; renting for nom
mn rarlt. o L NnN EHtIN. - California 81
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goo 0OD 4TH ST, NEAR HARRISON; 5 Ok
d OF .OQO. 10: stores aud NAT; total rents
slS2 OF. EON RHEIN co. 524 California ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

TGN PIIFfN & co. REAL ESTATE BIiOR
ersaHd Auctioueers 524 Calf ornta st.
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IRVINE q KLEIN OF UKIAH, DEALERS IN
i all kinds OF town, farm, ranch and redwood tim
Der property; Investigate titles attend to any BUSH
ness placed ia their hands Tor nou-resdents; refer
emo COUNTY,. Cal seS u
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. ACRES, 2ACRES . ACRES 5000; A BAR
= gain for acres OF Al land: level floor, to-
gether with the improvements. consisting OF old
lIe-StOry house, barn, chiCkeG-hOuSe, splendid wei
OF water, etc, located on the san Leandro road,
just out from Oakland city and within one block of
proposed electric street railway; 10 minutes to
Seminary Park Station local train; would sell IN lots
at double the price asked this to close estate.
Apply to t.. w. WOODWARD Il Co. 902 Broadway,
Oaklhnd.. fe2S IL
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GsDJ pQA 25I2-25l4 MISSION, NEAR 21Sr
n 4 .tOt. stores and fats; rents Sl05; So,
$50. @. F. NON EREIN q Co, 524 California st
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OK O0O l40x245; NV. COR, 17rH AND 1sE
S 10 .UUU. Folsom, running through 10 shot
ySelI with dwelling store aud factory; frontages
total rents S229 a ine chance; magnificent IN
vestnenI. .. T. Won KHEIN ~ CO., ga Callior-
MIA
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C.D-[A COR. Is ST AND SlST AVE: As A
u ~ whole III lots; fine marine view.
O. j. Won RHEIN IL Co. ga California st.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

PEsoRTS, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
~ Pacific Coast, with rates, location, etc pub-
iished IN me Hotel Guide. Send zoe for copy "a
pages, to $40 Post ST., S. +. mri tf
The morning call., 1891-03-01

hTA SACRIFICE-A FINE HOME OF IL ROOMS
n and choice corner lot 75xl75: convenient 10
local trains and street cars; frSt-class location,
with unobstructed view OF Oakland. Alameda
and San Franclsco; price $4,000; worth $8000
HUGH NJ. CAMERON, 47g Ninth st. mrI 3t
The morning call., 1891-03-01

O. IN. LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL FRUITVALE,
DIOO near. local station. II. w. DAVIS,
Twenty-third Avenue Station. Oakland. fe29tf
CROP PAYING RENT-GETA HOME AT BEAU
y tiful Lorin ne,of Berkeley local train, only
80 minutesto san Francisco; fare cents by COM
nun icatiUn tickets: also line OF electric road
from Oakland TO Berkeley; lots 5000 to $500, on
easy monthly payments: call at once and get choice
st Oakland. fe2S u
The morning call., 1891-03-01

C.50NO CARP ST. Mr. 18TH; 25xl22: IS; NICE
d OOtU, hume: s rooms and bath .. +. Won
EHIIN 524 California 81.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

ID magnificent fruit ranches lovely homes; poui-
try farms: also Government claims, $50 send for
land list. ANDREW PRICE, HealdsDurg Cal de25 If
The morning call., 1891-03-01

L'RESNO AND MERGED COUNTY LANDS TO
i rent and for sale-75 900 acres OF wheat and
sugar-beeJ land In the above counties TO rent for
OF years also 100000 Of fine rasiu, fruit,
alfalfa and sUgarbeet land, with water for irriga
ton, for sale in tracts Of from 20 to large
Tracts, suitable for culony purposes. For particulars
apply to T. H. PERRIN, 4O3 Kearny ST., S.F.fl0 Pm
The morning call., 1891-03-01

GTS PAYABLE 81 A WEEK, NO PAYMENT
u y. required down, will buys acres OF Fresro's
famous vineyard lands; more in like Proportion:
there are fortunes IN it, send Tor circulars. OCCI
DENTAL LAND COMP ANY 225 KCaruy st III DIT
The morning call., 1891-03-01

YOUNG WIDOW DESIRES TO MAKE THE AC-
quantance OF a gentleman that will assist her
financially: middle-aged gentleman preferred; OBJ
ject matrimony. Address Gail, Box l19, CALL
Branch ONCE Its
The morning call., 1891-03-01

COTTAGES TO LET.
NEW COTTAGE, LARGE ROOMS; YARD.
~ chicken-house, water; near Twenty seventh and
Folsom rent So. Apply corner store. mrl 2t*
0.1c COTTAGE OF HARDFINISHED PA
u y. pered rooms; large yard. Frank place, off
Mason st. near California. mrl If
Clio 1915 VALLEJO ST., NEAR COUGH; COT
% D. tage, rooms and Kitchen. mrl IT.
GJO SUNNY COTTAGE ROOMS BASE
u 10. ment, stable. 1877 Dolores nr. 18th. 26 7t*
The morning call., 1891-03-01

Q.lIEN HAMPSHIRE ST, NEAR 10Th; ok
y l ~. 100 o. F.. Won RHEIN d CO., 524
The morning call., 1891-03-01

$3.50 al sew sns NEAR and PIAaL2SR
iLed. o. F.NON KHEIN a co., 524 California ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

IN ACRES NEAR SAN FRANCISCO FOR
~ $500; terms. $500 cash, balance years at
per cent? good for apples, pears, Prunes and small
fruits. NORTHUP. 235 Kearny. fe8 II
The morning call., 1891-03-01
o.1 A WEEK BUYS AFRUlT FARM; LOOK AT
= nHtnr IlnL.,
u ms OUtT. OdkWOOl NOIVUy .IllUL-
acres, SIS. payable 81 a week.
10 acres, $3.50, payable 81 a week
&OacreS, $500, payable 81 : week,
zOacres, $500, payable So a week.

No Interest and no taxes on deferred payments Is
all fine AL fruit land; irrigation required; near
large town ana railroad; some oaks; water handy;
title pCrieCt no investment is as safe. sure or pro
ftable as fruit lands For information or circulars
Apply TO WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $50 Mar
Lei II oc2S If
The morning call., 1891-03-01

T01 Q POWELL, BET. wAsHINGToN AND
IUI 3 Clay-Lot 2lx6O; with old improvements:
renting for S35: price $1,000. o. +. Won RHEIN
The morning call., 1891-03-01

C.EO THE JOHN BROWN COLONY, NO. 3,
JDOO. offers to so acre tracts with water right,
in Los Angeles County TAI, at $50 per acre payable
any time within five years from date Of purchase the
Colony Company TO cultivate the same for years
any variety Of fruit desired for from SIS to $50
per acre; 81 per acre down, balance in monthly or
Semilnnual insJallments. WARRANTY DEED
GIVEN WI H CONTRACT To CULTIVATE For
descriptive pamphlet call or address PAUL Il. HAY,
1913 Montgomery street, $. K. Ie7 I'm
The morning call., 1891-03-01

QO.)0n $500 CASH. BALANCE $25 PER
NA-OV. month; lot SOxl25; new cottage OF
5 rooms and bath: southwest corner No 500
S2900-Lot 53xll7 IS: new cottage of 5 rooms
and bath: sunny side of Street $3.50 cash. balance
S35 per month. No. SIG
S2g0O-Lot 25xl50; new cottage OF rooms and
bath; fine neighbornood; near station; $500 cash.
balance $S5 per month. No. 5l2.
$36O0-Lot 50x2O3: new cottage OF rooms and
bath: a bargain: terms No. 504
$iS00-Lot 81 :6XlOO; new 2-Story house of 7
rooms and bath: near M0rtOn-street station; $1,000
cash. balance easy inStallments. No sos.
S5650-LOt 5UNl50; new 2-Story house OF z
rooms and bath: sunny side OF san Jose avenue;
$1,000 cash. balance easy instalmentS. No. Is.
houses TO let; money to loan. ii. p. MoREAL. &
CO., l42S Park St, Alameda and 402 Montgomery
ST.. San Francisco. feS I'm
GENERAL FINE BARGAINS FOR SALE ON AC-
- count OF departure and financial troubles; houses
to rent and money to loan. II. z. MOREAL ~ CO.,
1892 Park st..Aamcda.402 Montgomery st.,S I. IT
The morning call., 1891-03-01

&C PER ACRE-2370 ACRES Al LAND IN
u - Fresno County: perfectly level; very rich
sediment soil; no alkaii; the best aihleree and
bunch grrss laud large portion OF 1t can be lrTl-
gated az small cost. the san Joaquin Valley Rail
Will run this land: land like this at So
per the best investment that can be made In
California to-day: IL will make the buyer rich in tue
very near future; il must be sold; viii sell in
tious, but prefer to sell it whole; about half
cash required. For further particulars call on ;.
MOSGRONE, $50 Market ST. fe24 II
The morning call., 1891-03-01

EXCHANGE HOUSE AND LOT, CITY LIMITS
Il OF San Jose, lot S5x137, value $1,000, for oak
land, Alameda or ranch property. Address or call
1912 Fifteenth ST., Oakland. fe2S It's
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C,rv REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL EsIaAE'
c5-T 0N RITfT & co. REAL ESTATE BROK-
". ers aud Auctioneers 524 CaliL ornl2 ST.
T01O POWELL, BET WASHINGTON AND
IUl . Clsy-Lot 2lx60; with old improvements:
renting for S35: price $1,000. o. Il. Won RHEIN
CO., 524 California st. ---
I0I0 WASHINGTON, BET. MASON ,AND
lulu Tow,l-Lot 42:6x137 IS, with bricS ana ana
frame improvements: renting for $50; Tor Ss-2U;
his piece was sold previously within the month Ior
5000. o. F. Won RHEIN 4 CO., ga CallteIhla;
W4sETNGToN, BET TAYLOR AND
lZlU Jones-Lot S5x60, with improvements;
renting for $45; for 5000 U. +. Won hHEIN
Co, 624 California st.
OK 0OO 1877 :6x137:6; 9l7 s2l WASHING n Y;
Hopeton Terrace, bet. Powell and stockton; total
rents $3.50: always well occupied. y. r. W.
RHEIN Il CO, 524 California st.
$4,000. Fosoa running nm o1 Sdroasn 10
well with dwelling store tore ana iaetorg i9
vestpsnt. o. +. Won KHEIN ~ CO., ga CalIof-
mia ST
&35 COO 52Sl gos1 fS Do Ep9 on W wi.
low avs: always rented; rents Sis. O. f. Won
kGEiS q co. 524 california st
$4,000 5 T sc. con ss H5SlS SGn hsP through %
to bessie St. with frontages stores ana fats;
rents S2ls ine business Investment o. r FoN
RHEIN 4 co. 524 california St
dgO0 zoo SW. COR. HOWARD AND nth
go. 0UU. sts; 5Ors5; stores and flats; rents
$3.50: hrst-clIss inye tmenL o. +. Won RHElN u
gro 00O arm ST., NEAR H h. COX o..
SIS. OF EON RHEIN CO. SEA California st.
GsDJ Q0O 25I2-25l4 MISSION, NEAR 21Sr:
GN-1.tOV. stores and fats; rents Sl05: 52x
$50. @. F. voN EREIN q Co, 524 California st
GOO grA 73l 1873, 735 FOLSOM ST, Mr..
u " wv. Sd: 3 brick houses; rents SO. o.
F. Won RItEIS y CO.. 524 Calf rnia st.
@Ir 0OA NE COR. MISSION AND VII
u jO.VOy. low Sta; SOESO; stores and mats;
good corner o. i. Won EHEfN q CO. 52+ Call
fornla 81
GIL ODp Sw. COR. JACKSON ST. AND
. n C.tVO. Virginia place; 37:6NsI:6; rents
SIS; fats All rented o. +. Won kHEIN d CO..
s24 California St
e. rIo m 1926 vALIINCI ST NEAR 23D;
' n / = .JOV. 97XI7l to san Jose ave; house OF
z rooms; make 0i5r. y. i. Won RHEIN q CO.
So Cl4tfaruisist-
. GRO -G00- 6i5 sASsoSfE ST.. NEAEWAsH-
The morning call., 1891-03-01

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
A LAMBDA AGEN CY -ADVERTISEMENTS
n and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch ONCE OF THE MORNING CALL, SCHNEI-
DER & CO., l435 PARK ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

NAIIIALISIS AND IHOSE NEtkINU TEVFII-
y able Investments iud bargains in SOnona
County ranches, vineyards. unimprOvcd land,
Santa Rosa property and building lots. Address
with particulars. Star business Agency r o. Build
I'M Sanfl kosa- on feg5 Ii
The morning call., 1891-03-01
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

IF FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD'AND CHEAP,
Isee II. SCHELLHAAS. 4Os Eleventh st. de6 Il cod
The morning call., 1891-03-01

~ cation; 2 car lines; convenient TO local trains;
terms to suit all purchasers; cali at once. Also,
neat, broom cottage. very cheap; small cash
payment balance monthly Installing .. See II. b.
PlNNEY, Asa Ninth St, Oakland; wee open till
The morning call., 1891-03-01

II try, in tie prettiest valley OF the States Apply
10 Napa Land Co.. Aapa. Cal, for list OF proper
ties. SEES II
J00O ACRES IN 2O-ACRE LOTS; $50 AN
1tUO acre years time all the cash re-
quired Is ga being the interest every months; II
set out 10 fruit the crop Will pay for the land in
years G. Il STREET, 3l9 Pine, Room 44no23 If
CCHoOL LANDS, 81 so TO 81 AN ACRE: ON
- very easy terms sold by the State in tracts 70
suit; no residence OF Improvement required; all
kinds Of lands, in many different counties; send
stamp for list. Open Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
CAV eNenImCs Z w. LAkE Flood Rullhing u g
The morning call., 1891-03-01

S315. Berkeley SU' s95 cash. s. monthly hE.A
Sl75-Lot 25xlO0; IS cash. SO monthly.
$l50-Lot 5Oxl50; $40 cash, s. monthly.
S35-Lot 25NS0: steep and cheap; 81 monthly.
S5n0-LOt 40xI30; sidewalked and severed.
1000 lots all kinds offer only what own; send
for maps CHAS. a BAILEY. owner 20 Montgom-
cry 81 fell Il
The morning call., 1891-03-01

4 BARGAIN-CHOlCE RESIDENCE LOT, ON
~ cor OF Twelfth and Myrtle Sts.; cheapest lot In
central portion of town. For particulars apply to
RILEY a JACKSON, 4s6 Tenth St mrl 1t
The morning call., 1891-03-01

\ M n WASHINGTON, BET MASON ANU
lulu Toweli-Lot 42:6x137: IS, with bricS ana aiiu
frame improvements: renting for $50; Tor Se=2Oi
his niece was sold previously within the month Tor
~ r A I24 California
The morning call., 1891-03-01

CANCERS KILLED WITHOUT PAIN FROM 10
Y to 80 days; cancers nest OF worms. kill them
you have cured the cancer; consumption, rheuma-
tisn. badness eczema, diphtheria and all blood dis
eases are cauSel by bacteria. MRS. DIR. SWEET
LAND has opened sauitarium FOR healing of all dis
ease caused by bacteria she cares more for can
Ger thil common boil, she has the sure remedy,
greatest discovery made Az KearnY. S. i. fe22 }m
The morning call., 1891-03-01

A FEW 2O-ACRE LOTS LEFT IN HONN'S
n Great Cooperative Fruit Farm; buy while you
can. c. II. STREET, 3l9 Pine ST., Room a. san
Francisco. no22 Il
The morning call., 1891-03-01


IA ANTED-LEASE FOR YEARS HOUSE 3 TO
w rooms family 2, in Mission, or house suitable
small families: state rent. Address G. H. Box
121, GALL Branch O1ice. mrl SITS
S)7Sx275; TOWNSEND AND KING SITS, BET,
AtC Seventh and Eighth; will rent the whole
any portion. on very long lease and viii put up
buildings " suit tenants. ASHTON, all Montgom-
cry st. fel5 cod lot
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-15
IS THIS MURDER TO BE FORGOTTEN ALSO.

In all human probability and judging
from the past, the improvoked murder OF
Sandoval by Pablo Herrera, ex-member Of
the legislature, elected by the Peoples
party in San Miguel county, liket afro
cious and cowsrdly murder of Faustin
Ortiz in this county, will be three days
wonder and then through lapse of time
will be forgotten. The appearances are
that way. Hence it behooves the good
and honest citizens of this territory tc
bear this thing in mind and to see that
the guilty persons are brought to justice
If the judiciary and the peace officers vii
not do their plain and sworn duty, wha
is the matter with the people taking {
hand?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-15
A LITTLE FARM.

The statistical information lately given
the public through the efforts of the CEN
sus bureau relative to the number, acre.
age and value Of irrigated farms in New
Mexico and Arizona " ill do much toward
breaking down that impression prevail
ing in many sections Of the western sgri.
cultural belt that irrigated farms are not
all that has been claimed for them that
they represent primitive method that
must eventually go to the wall. There
never was greater error. In the irrigated
farm is the future of western agriculture
and horticulture. Slow-coach people may
postpone, through obstinacy and refusal
to listen to reason, the day when this fact
will be verified, but they can not stop its
certain coming. 1t is just as sure as that
"a little farm we'll titled" beats big one
badly managed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-15
WHY SHOULD HE APPOINT DEMocRATs7

The Democrats are not very modest,
all they want is four out Of the nine new
circuit judgeships. And why should they
have them? Did anyone over hear of
Grover Cleveland, while president, for
instance, appointing Republican to an
important judgeship? Rot; President
Harrison was elected by Republican
votes; let him make his appointments
from the ranks Of the Republican party,
as long as that party contains the proper
material. Soft soap and smooth talk
ought not to count; helping the enemy
helps no one but the enemy; and here
is pointer for other federal officials as
rall
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-15
THE ST.LOUIS REPUBLIC.
Twice Week for One Dollar Year.

The unprecedented success of the new
"Twice-a-week" edition of THE ST.. LOUIS
REPUBLIC shows that this original, en-
terprising and liberal departure is
thoroughly appreciated by the people
everywhere. The weekly REPUBLIC has
long been recognized as the leading and
representative Democratic paper of the
west and southwest. Since it las been
made semi-weekly, its field has been
extended, and it's circulation phenomen-
ally increased all over the country. 1t is
six page semi-weekly, issued on Tuesdays
and Fridays, for only $l.00 A YEAR. 1t
gives the news earlier than any weekly
paper, and at the same time, is COM
plete home and family journal. Special
editions, with one page set aside for state
news, are printed for Missouri, Illinois,
Texas, Arkansas and Kansas; also a
general! edition for other states, giving
only such important news as is of interest
everywhere. Local agents wanted at
every postoffice in the United States.
Sample copies sent free on application.
Address The REPUBLIC, st. Louis.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-15
A FUNNY COUNTRY.

The German Reichstag has appropri-
ated the magnificent sum Of $25 900 for a
German exhibit at the Worlds Colum-
bian fair at Chicago; great is Germany !;
about as great as New Mexico. Mighty
little money in Germany for display of
the peaceful occupations Of the country,
but millions upon millions to keep up a
standing army OF a million men in order to
enable one man to say II alone am mas
ter here" Funny country that.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-15

The fiat has gone forth that the capital
of New Mexico must neither be a village
nor town, but an Incorporated city.
Santa Fe has need to be moving if she
would prosper with other sections of the
forriforr
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-15
He is Getting to be Economical.

He is Getting to be Economical.
His royal mother has come to the front
again and settled the debts of the Prince
Of Wales. 1t is only the small matter Of
The prince is really settling down and
getting economical as all youltpfellows OF
as should do.-Denver Times.