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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

The only Ncw-York Representative who favored
the Bland Silver bill on Thursday was Rockwell,
who has gained uncnviable notoriety IA a
friend Of David b. Hills and as man who
secured his scat through methods which Hill de-
vsed and which the Court Of Appeals has branded
as wicked and unlawful The significance of his
vote lies in the fact that it probably reflects the
opinions of his mentor on this important question
Hill himself has cvadcd and avoided making u
declaration regarding silver in spite of the courage
which his friends praise him for possessing.
Rockwell, of course, did not act without orders
from his chief, whose sentiments may thus be
inferred
The Democratic Legislature at Albany having
already authorized the taking of nearly $4,000.
600 from the New-York and Brooklyn treasures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

Our staff correspondent in Rhode Island reports
an encouraging outlook from Woonsocket, here
,ofore a Democratic stronghold, which the Re-
publcans with good reason, expect to carry.
This is a manufacturing city, which has felt the
beneficial effects Of the Mckinley Tariff in the
most direct way. The French Canadian popula-
ton hold the balance of power, and the Repub-
leans arc wisely putting forth special efforts to
secure the votes of this thrifty class of workers
in the factories that abound in Woonsocket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

the investigation in one hour as in twenty four
1t will not escape notice that Hill is to remain
in Albany for three or four days, and will be Oh
hand to put the withdrawing report in shape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

Il seems clear that Governor Flower IN ap-
rointinr a Democrat to succeed Republican as
Railroad Commissioner has violated the spiii'
Of the law creating the Commission. Inc pre-
scribed composition of the first commission SHOWS
hevond doubt that it was the intention Oh the
LEGISLATURE TO establish body in which ooth ne
nublicans and Democrats should be represeh'eu'
In the absence of specific provision though
Governor Flower has chosen to make the oon-
mission solidly Democratic. lie shows no more
rooo,d for common fairness in political dealing
than Mayor Grant did when he made the i0ii''
Con,r,ssion Of this city partisan body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
tbc time has arrived for local Democrats TO con-
nr. tuate taxpayers on their economic triumphs'

Iilrs efforts TO work up large boom III Vne
South by speechmaking and otherwise 10 NV ~
near to have prospered overmuch The truth Is .na'
the country at large has formed pretty Jus.
innate Of HIPS qualifications and capabilities.
Outside of Yew-York, as well as in it, he is known
os shre,vd and INSCRIPTIONS schemer and WIRE
muller Nobody questions his smartness' ana lew
neople are not aware that he is devoid aiike OIL
convictions and principles. He is for iilll hrS''
,os+ and all the time. A truly patriotic or large
minded impulse or idea never entered MS mint i.p
The men whom he has rallied to his support u,S-
trust if they do not hate him; and despite 'n ne
action of the Albany midwinter convention IL Will
cause no surprise if the New-York Delegation 10
chicago after a pcrfunctory vote for 1iili' cast
tber influence and votes in favor OF another ni''n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
Jn0rr 10 Advertisements.
Business Notices


ROLL TOP DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
Great Variety OF Style and Price
4. g. Sellew
Fulton.st.. N, Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

PiDEREWSKPs CONCERT FOR THE ARCH FUND
At the concert In aid of the Washington Arch Fund
Mt the Metropolitan Opera House to morrow evening
the following programme will be given by NJ Paderewsh
and the Boston symphony Orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

The bole-punching method of rcmedying u'e
"enormities' of the Mckinley law is not maAinS
much progress. 1t is petty business anyway,
for the party for whom Mr.. Cleveland iurhisneu
a policy"-as we have been many times aSSu,e '
by his famous message of 1887. "here Id 'n''
policy" now?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

The Excise bill, in amended form, was re-
ported back to the Assembly yesterday. The
amendments have done nothing to improve it..
The absence of the Sunday clause is compen-
sated for by the practical Incorporation into the
hill. as a new section, of the so-called Dive
keepers bi,D which passed the Senate, but
failed in the Assembly. The Objectionable "spy'
clause remains, and 80 does the provision for all
night saloons. Virtually the bill gives the
LIQUOR dealers all they want, and makes their
traffic as easy as possible. An effort will be
made to force it through the lower house next
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26

Senator Hill has gone to Albany to assume
charge Of the Maynard inquiry in person. The
first fruit Of his taking hand in the matter APP
peared yesterday in the announcement that the
investigation by the Judiciary Committees will
be confined to single day, and that no wit
nesses will be summoned save the members OF
the Bar Associations committee. This is an
extraordinary proceeding. There is absolutely
no reason for limiting the inquiry to one day,
and it is plain that the subject cannot be ex-
haus.ively probed in that time. Still, IL the
Democrats have made up their minds to white
w,sA MAYNARD, they might just as well complete
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26
FRATERNAL INDEX.
Gratifying Reports From the
Busy Societies.
Elections in Supreme Bodies-Increass of the
Pythians, Red Mem, l. o. 0. F.
and Others.
Official Assessment Table.
Legitimate Fraternity Never Fails.

Amid the crash OF corporations, business en-
terprises schemes and associations by hun.
dreds names, II is with pride that the record OF
the past can be pointed 10, and nowhere along
the line Is there the record OF the failure OF a
single legitimate fraternal order. Wherever a
fraternity has been buded upon honest fraternai
foundations that institution Is still In existence.
Masonry. Odd Fellowship, Druidism. Forestry,
Redmanshp, Good Templars, Pythlanism, Work
mansbip. Knights OF Honor, Royal Arcanum,
American Legion of Honor, Chosen Friends, and
others Instituted for the good OF mankind, and
for truly sacred and unselfsh- purposes, are still
here and will be here as long IS the necessity
exists for mutual relief and protection.
No other cause OF any character can show such
record. Creeds, religions, parties sects, mOne-
tary, moral, benevolent, charitable and business
enterprises OF every variety have changed, been
added TO or taken from, appeared and disappeared
by hundreds. but the legitimate fraternlties stand
to-day at the beginning, only gathering strength
and influence and aggregatlng for bumanitys
good as the years and centuries go by.
Opposition III almost every form has been
hurled against them. Money and influence have
been lavlshly expended to destroy them, but
while he men who denounced them are felegated
to oblivion aud have been forgotten the grand
orders are still here The fratsfnities may we'll
be pardOned for having some pride as they review
this great record.
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miscellaneous.

Ex-Governor Riddle OF Kansas is making a
western tour. aud VIII visit the principal cities
OF California soon. lie Is a prominent frater
and will receive a cordial welcome 10 The coast.
Tie Worgman's Guarantee Fund Association
will have but one assessment for October. which
clears the books of all deaths reported. ThiS
organization reports steady progress aud pros
perity.
l. H.-The Fraternal Congress decided some
years ago that, while an association that proposed
10 nav specified amounts 10 It's members at the
end Of series OF years as endowments. might be
legitimate as a business organization. that such
association was not entitled to be claSsed undef
the head OF ffaierna societies but that the object
of legitimate fraternal societies was TO disbuI Sc
their beneficiary funds exclusively for sickness.
disability distress and death. Tie Iron Hall
was not a legitimate fraterna order under the
rule. See article What IS Fraternal SOciety?''
published In MORNING CALL, June 81, 1892
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26

d. Allison of Unity Lodge No. 81 has been re.
elected librarian OF The X. Of +. library OF San
francisco.
Grand Chancellor w. C. Graves will visit next
week: Monday, Metropolitan Lodge NO "a,
San Francisco; Wednesday, Rising Star Lodge,
No. 152, Golden Gate; Thursday. Centerville
Lodge No. ITO. Cen;erville; Saturday, Avalon
Lodge No. 50. Santa Cruz,
Past Chancellor j. d. Jourden OF Myrtle Lodge
No l6 has located at Ukiah and has a petition
for a lodge In circulation there.
Grand Chancellor w. L. Graves visited Vine
land Lodge No. ST and Fresno Lodge No. 1873,
at Fresno, last FRIDAY. On the same evening
the past grand chancellors jewel, awarded by
the last Grand Lodge 10 Brother George f.
Church, retiring grand chancellor. was pre-
scented by the grand chancellor. These lodges
now jointly occupy The new and elegant hall,
recently fitted up AT considerable expense for
their especial use.
Supreme Representative I. f. Bachelor has
returned from Kansas City
The GRIND chaneeior's visit 10 Avalon Lodge
No. 80 at Santa Cruz next Saturday evening will
be an occasion OF snecia interest, as the set OF
resolutions adopt by the last Grand Lodge will
be presented 10 the lodge at that time. A special
car will be attached 30 the regular Monterey ex-
press tain, leaving Third ana Townsend streets
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ, ana large delegation
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26
At Jefferson's Suggestion.

Thomas Jefferson suggested the idea OF
tobacco leaves as a substitute for the leaves
of the acauthus in the capitals of the col
umns that support the noble porch OF the
rotunda of the University of Virginia 1t
was characteristic of his vigorous. original
and intensely American mind that he should
substitute for the conventional acanthuS
leaves. which had decorated the capitals OF
Corinthian columns since the days of Hell
lenie architecture, the leaves of the plant
to which, in his time, Virginia owed the
greater part of her wealth. The architecture
of the University of Virginia was under his
personal supervision.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
DE SURE AND READ THIS
j. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
OFFERED IN THE FANNY DAVENPORT
TRACT
FRONTS DIRECTLY ON SAN LEANDRo
ROAD.
OAKLAND.
50xl20-FooT LOTS ARE HERE OFFERED ON
AN OPTION TO PURCHASE ON A LEASE
OF YEARS AT 50 81 PER MONTH.
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS PAID BY OWNER
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
FIVE OPTIONS GIVEN TO PURCHASE AT THE
SMALL COST OF 50 % PER MONTH AT ANY
TIME WITHIN FIVE YEARS
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
FULL PARTICULARS AT THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGH * BAKER
1902 BROADWAY.
iyl5 If cod BETWEEN 10TH AND nth
S1O---TEN DoLLARs---oAsH
s5--FIvE DOLLARS MONTHLY
LOTS 5Orl4O FIT, COVERED WITH FRUIT
TREES.
EACH LOT YOUNG. VIGOROUS ORCHARD.
STONE TRAGr--sToNE TRACT.
FARE ONLY CENTS.
BEST BUY IN ALAMEDA COUNY.
A Il BREED CO., SOLE AGENTS.
400 NINTH ST.,
se25 & OAKLAND.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26

L. This organization had no following on
this coast. When some years ago 1t Was pro-
posed 10 Introduce it it met with opposition
upon the part Of the leading members OF many
orders, who believed il outside Of the province
OF fraternal societies TO propose to pay money to
members In health and prosperity. There is
much argument pro and con in Eastern ex-
changes about it, but there Is no doubt that its
affairs are in the hands OF a receiver. The
Rainbow. well-informed ftaternal journal, and
the official organ OF the Chosen Friends, pub
lIshed In New York, says: 1.-The Iron Hall has
failed. 1t In the hands of a receiver. Many
will shout, Il told you so.' We never believed in
It's plan. but II is only fair TO say that it's failure
Was not the fault OF IT'S benefit system, but was
caused by reckless aud dishonest management
Ability, honesty and good faith count for some
thing IN he management OF any Institution. The
lack OF these VIII sooner or later wreck the best
business enterprise III the iand. Benefit orders
are NC exception 10 this rule"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26
An Unconscious Tribute.

j. NJ. Barrie, popular as he is on this side
the ocean. is not likely to suffer from ex-
cess of praise from the villagers of the now
famous Thruma. One old lady, with ener-
getic but quaint criticism, says OF his Lii
tie Minister; TITS OF rale true. but there's
naethin' in't-mere havers ABBOTT things
that's gaen on ilka day-and wha wants to
waste their time readin' ABBOTT sic like? Be-
sides. what kens he aboor the sojers iR
kinie. He's just been maxim up bits here
and there cot o fat he's heard ither fouk
telliH'. He's no old enuch to haze ony mind
o. sic things"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26
NJ asonic.

K. TIN 1889 a committee was appointed at
Washington, consisting Of one member from
each jurisdiction, TO prepare new ritual for the
grand encampment, X. T. This committee re-
ported at Denver and the proposed ritual was
accepted. Ii is the intention to have the same
60 into effect on January l, 1894.
The forty-third annual communication of the
A. and +. NJ. will commence in this city on Tues
day, October II.
Tie Herald OF Masonry of d nver says with
pardOuable pride thai notwithstanding he Influx
Of 10000 strangers at the recent centennial of
the knights Templar not one serious com.
plant of any kind has been made; that homes
were freely opened. hospitality literally eXpend-
ed and no eXLorti0n Of any Kind allowed or at
tempted. and considering that it was 4 new city
of oaly 80 years OF age that did This The people
of Denver have the proud consciousness that the
silver trlennial stands without peer in emplar
aBDals. TO which 1t may be truthfully added that
the California visitors express their sincere ap-
preciasion OF the unbounded courtesieS and lib-
eraly of theif Denver ITaters.
Two hundred and seventy eight Communicates
were represented In the triennial parade The
papers gave an estimate OF 10000 swords.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26
EnjPhts of Honor.

Norman Lodge NO. 1S41 conferred The degree az
its last session and received several applications.
The adopting OF weekly sick benefit system has
been successful move by this subordinate, add
Ing 10 its roll nd increasing It's treasury.
Liberty Lodge No. 1896 had lively session
on the goth, and after work adjourned To a
DelgbbOriDg restaurant ana enjoyed toOthsome
collation.. Brethren not attending their lodge,
as far as No. 1896 Is concerned, viii iegret ".
L. II. Warfeld, 7. ID. e., was elected S. v C..
OF the q. a. X. al The recent supreme gathering
OF HE sol dlers at Washington City.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26
Improved Order of Red Men.

This order has done well for the past year, re-
porting 1924 tribes an iRcre Sc OF 241, and
making net gain of $4,000 members. Assets
OF tribes, s.. 22O,576 Sc; paid out during the
year, S5I2, 125 Is.
The Degree OF POcahontas is also prospecting,
and has gained SO councils and 2697 members,
the roll now showing 1888 in the order, with
$40, 1873 81 assets.
This reservation is busy, as usual, and many
OF the tribes had work last sleep. ManZanita No.
4 received proposition and has adoption
neat week. PohOnaehee No 10 conferred the
Hunters degree on three and the Chiefs degree
on TWO. Its entertainment last week for the
benefit OF worthy brother was a success.
Tecumseh No 62 worked the degrees and
adopts next sleep. Osceola No. II adopted two
and has others on hand. White Eagle No. ~
adopted two. and more 10 come. No. az has q
grand bali in prospect for next month
SOIoyOme No. II conferred degrees last week.
aud TOnawanda No. 70 OF San Jose reports work
every session; Winnemueca No. 81, ditto. Semi
mole No. "a is also in line with constant work.
L. Brandt, q. F., arrived home from Atlanta,
Ca, last Thursday. He with j. w. Maher, was
present at the interesting meeting OF Alfarata
Council No. 10 when Great Saehem LOWE and
others were adOpted by that sterling subordi.
nate. delegation from No. 3 Witnessed the
ceremonies.
W. 6. Wright has been elected captain OF the
team OF No 81. They are aft r tn It trophy.
Council No. proposes visitto Afarata soon.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26
1. o. o. r.
l31 had the seating capacity of
ixed last Tuesday evening. Me
many lodges were present, am0
lber OF old members. William

Unity No. 131 had the seating capacity of its
lodgel Dom taxed last Tuesday evening. Mem
bers from many lodges were present, among
them number OF old members. William III.
Barnes. p. q. NJ delivered an address, Thirty
seven Years an Odd Fellow" after which re-
marks were made by Past Grands Pinkham,
Van 0rdeD. Shaw. Souiher, Myself, DInnals,
Lyons, Lemont, Dubois, Rowe, King, Sheppard,
Hovey Pirpett, Qusron, Benedict and others.
1t was an evening 10 be remembered. An upex-
peced feature OF the occasion was the presenta-
lion OF an elegant silk hat to the lecturer by
Deputy Lyons on behalf OF The lodge. which the
Tecibient acknowledged by saying he was GER
tainy over head and ears In debt 10 The brethren.
The Geographic reports OF THE CALL OF the
session OF the Supreme Grand Lodge at Portland
have been lull and comprehensive during the
past week, aud file of the paper Will give iuli
particulars.
The increase of the order for 1891 has gone
beyond all calculations. The net gain in mem
bership for 1891 was As S07. making the men,
bership on January l, 1892. 72l LAG; including
the membership Of The Rebekah lodges, So2. SSl:
The encampnient membership has reached
124 500. the Rebekahs l55,O15. Yearly revenue,
81, CSC. o64 4S. aU increase Of $500. 1873 AZ. Paid
for relief in 1891, S3.176,3S2 0S.
Ii is expected that a number or prominent
members OF The Supreme Grand Lodge Will visit
San + ancsco on their way home.
Deputy Grand Sire Campbell of Ontario was
eleced grand sire for the next two years. John
W. Ste bbins Of New York, DIGS, Grand Seerr-
tary Ross aud Grand Treasurer Sheppard were
reelected
Tie magnificent hospitality of the Portland
brethren caused unbounded admifa i0l.
Canton Sacramento secured the first prize OF
$500 for its excellent drilling. Caution Santa
Rosa second prize, Canton Baker OF Oregon third
prize. The Sacramento boys are very Jubilant,
but Santa Rosa gave them very close call for
first place. California as jurisdiction Is much
pleased, and General L. II. Black Is In high
feather over the same.
The Grand Encampment will meet In this city
on the third Tuesday In October. The Veteran
ODD Fellows Will hold their quarterly session Oh
the evening previous at l. o. y. +. Hall.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26
ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW.

-
DyICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
~ marriages annulied: collections damages. etc.
e. W HOWE, atty, $50 Market. cor Stockton. az II
NOAH r. FLOOD. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, 1871
IN Montgomery St. rooms and g. sell I'm
w DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY AT-LAw. 400
w California St. rooms l4-l5 advice free d3 tt
u A. CROTHERS ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. as
II. Clay st ro3st
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The banquet OF Perseverance Grove No. TO- In
honor of its twenty fifth anniversary, Will be
held al The California Hotel on Thursday, Octo-
Der Is, aud not as previously announced
William Tell Grove No. II Initiated four can
didates last month.
Perseverance Grove conferred the second and
third degrees on two members last Tuesday
evening.
G. j b. Me;zler, D. D. G. A. for District No Q,
visited San Francisco Grove No 3, and Eureka
Grove No 4, on Thursday evening. lie was ae-
companied by John DiemeT, 2. A, and a.
Ewald, 7. A., OF Sigel Grove No. 10.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY AT 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
IVA CAGES without delay. MURPHY, 1925 Pine I'm
I oAHS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES, MDS. IN
~ warehouse. Us. BOWMAN 1913 Montgomery. tf
A BARREL OF MONEY on lST OR I'D MORT
N gage per cent; no delay. j. L., All Farrell y
Mooney LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
lsl Security Loan bank, HOG Market st. mr. Mason:
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ONLY 81 DOWN.
~ CITY LOTS
,,..,,,. 81 PER WEEK.
Building lots in Mission Warm Belt
ana 4 blocks from car lines on Valencia
ana Mission SITS; some near Protrero-aye.
cars also New cable and electric roads
projected will pass close by. Terms,
~ down, 81 per week COR more il
you preferl. These lois are steadily
increasing IN price, and sure to become very
valuable. Titles absolutely perfect
and guaranteed.
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
junction Of Valencia and Mission sts and rooms
"a and IS, Chronicle building.
VALENCIA-ST. OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYs.se25 1T
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CITY REAL EsTarr,

&2CN0 VERY CHEAP COTTAGE NEAR
0c-CO' 18th ana Market SITS lot 25xSO; will
rent readily at S25 per month. McEwEN BROS
AIS Montgomery st. se2e Mower ct
II oUSES BUILT OR REMODELED WITH DIS
IL patch and economy; we guarantee our work z
years; get our estimate HOUSTON BROS. Build
eIs, ol4 6olden Gate ave. se26 81
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26

W HY PAY RENT.
W When for
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
You acquire
YOUR OWN HOME
In any part of
CITY OR SUBURBS?
Apply for particulars
JAMES SIMMONS.
SCI II FrSuAoWe 10 Montgomery st.
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=
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
O1OOO LOT bOxl30; GOOD HOUSE 5
DIOOU. rooms hard finished; $50 down and
81 se25 1t
QIQOO FOR SALE: NEW HOUSE OFF
ID OoV rooms; lot 60xl30; must be solo %
once your own terms Apply to owner ALEX
JOHNSON. l7l5 Park St. Alameda. se25 81
QO000 BRAND NEW COTTAGE; ONLY
UAUOU. 800 cash: balance easy terms.
$l7OO-Good house, rooms; large lot; both bar.
gains see them. J. s. HANLEY q CO.. 1851 Park
ST., Alameda. se2l II
MUST BE SOLD. CORNER LOT, 75xIbO,
w house OF rooms, bath. fine stable. price is
$1,000 under real value: cheap houses and lots for
sale on easy terms large list OF San Francisco
outside lands MRS l. II, CHANDLER 1929 PARK
st: Masonic BnIIdIng AIameds: an27 q
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEo
CRIB: DISING-TABLE: CHEAP. / LEONARD
" place. of Leavenworth ST., near Turk.
IOR SALE IN ANY QUANTITIES. DUCKS.
j 200 hens and puilets; also mare and harness; 1
Golden Gate incubator. Inquire p. NIELSEN'S
store, Upper Fruitvale. Alameda County se2b 2t*
I.)H.P T. ENGINE, SAWS, PLANER. LATHEs,
forge. bellows. pnnches,etc. l72l Mission. 2Otf
ONLY $50; SINGER oSCILLAToR HIGH ARM
" sewing machine. with attachments; sewing
machines bought, sold. exchanged, rented or re.
paired: supplies fer ali machines THE SAMUEL
HILL CO.. 20 New MONTGOMERY ST. sel0t
GENERAL BOYS SAFETY BICYCLES FOR $40
- each 329 Golden Gate ave. jy24 SIN
GAZE SCALE LErTER-PREss, SroRETRUCK
- and money-ti; cheap. lO2 Clay st. au7 Il
CECoND-HAND BOILERS. ENGINES. PUMFs
deiu 1ciNTosH WOLFRAM. fs7 Bssis ST.
CHEPARD's FOOT AND POWER LATINA
STORAGE.
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