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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20


G COMMERCIAL ST; SALOON. NEAR THE
Q water front for safe at bargain. jal5 81"
CALOON FOR SALE CHEAP; LEAVING CITY;
- cheap rent. SIG Mission ST. lal8 5t7
CALOOS-CITY FRONT; GOOD LOCATION APP
- ply CALL Branch once. IalS BE-
T)AKERY AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE
j. app al 1899 Valencia s. jas 3tf
COOK LAUNDRY ROUTE FOR SALE -
eDDLO. horse, wagon, harness. Apply Valencia
ST. hotel. Det Eighteenth and Nineteenth. JalS 81
ELEGANT CANDY-sTORE AND SODA PAR
J. Tors, with or without factory; good business;
well established; good investment; inquire and see
Tor yourself. i. j., Box l09 CALL BRANCH. jl8 81
o0r HAYES - TAILORING STORE; GOOD
')OO STOCK o. new and secondhand clothing; good
locality good trade low rent: viii sell cheap Gail
ana Investigate. jal6 It
nAIKY, PRODUCE AND PORK STORE;
y across bay; cheap CALL Branch. JAZZ IT.
pRANCH BAKERY, VARIETY STORE; GOOD
ID dressmaking business; bargain. 1ll9 Folsom. =
CALooN FOR sALE-3 LIVING ROOMS AND
- 10 furnished or unfurnished rooms, desired;
nust sell account Of having two places. - Steuart
street. iaIB IT.
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S1ORES 10 LET.
TO LET-CELLAR; 629 SACRAMENTO ST.,
bet. Montgomery and Eearny: suitable for wine
cellar. Apply LANDRY e. BABIN, ALB Rearuy.20 7
GIe STORE AT 322 POLK ST. KEY NEXT
ID y. door ia17 4t%
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

I s. HANLEY & CO, 1881 PARK ST, WILL
u build, sell rent You any kind OF house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonable
terms au26 q
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LoRIN real EsTAr@.

o.10OO HOUSE OF4RooMS AND 345-FOOT
SnZOUU. lots in heart OF town; must be sold
immediately. W. Z. MORAN, LOriu, take Berkeley
train; easy terms. 1al4 70
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

VA ANTED-NEAR Los GAToS, RANCHES no
w exchange for fine Alameda property; value
large or small. Apply to MRS. w. CHANDLER
a co. 1929 Park st. lalOlt
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COOO LOTS IN BADEv-slO CASH. BAL
tN-VU. auce $40 per month. Apply to O'FAR-
REL & LANG, II Montgomery ST., or at our Office
at Baden.
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FUK>IrvHa WANTED.

7 NEI FRS. COZ MISSION ST. PAYS FULL
y ya.ue Tor your faraItare and carpets JAG en-
J. CREs>wELL. 1888 MARKET ST. WILL
a. bus yo4r furniture aud carpets for cash. aS II
II j. LEUTEULTZ. 1851 MARKET. ROOM 80.
II will by your furni-Gre. Iewelry. or goods Of
any kind for casa: send postal de6 II
IIlGH PRICE PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD FCRNI.
II rlTe- GALLAGHER, lZII Market, M NinUh.s q
w IJRST PAYS TIE HIGHEST PRICE
y f0c furniture. Gail or send postal 1921 Mar
ket ST., ae-. Seventh aud Eighth. OC2l u
4 IL SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND CAR
y pet, bought: Iar-s small lois, call or send
postal. EooENTuAL 10 Fourth ST. Cc7 y
NJ j. sIMIUNs 81 CO.. AJCIIUNEEBS WILL
VI. buy your furniture, pianos aad books 1857
Market 81 3p9u
NcCABE, I2s FOURTH 81. PAYS THE HIGH
4 LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
u ulture wanted, 20 rer cent paid more than q So
" here. MALONE. l36 Fourth st. rev store. m20lt
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADVERTISEM ENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
ONCE OF THE MORNING CALL, 902 Broadway.
eI0 COST IS MONTHLY
EVERETT TRACT,
Situated the line OF the Oakland, san Leandro
and Haywards Ee ctric RoaC (nOw bulldlng).
ONLY 500 EACH. ONLY 500 EACH.
Positively the best speculative property in Alameda
County. Free carriage to the property. A II.
BREED & Co. 46O Ninth st, Oakland ia2O tt
QIk0TO $3.50 PER LOT AT FRUITvALE,
n lou Oakland; $40 to S25 cash AMI 50 per
month; beautiful lots. adjoining the double-deck
line OF Sessions electric road: will gVs
free pass for years to any who will build APP
ply at once to K. W.NOODW ARD & Co. SO2 BrOad-
way. Oakland. ja2O It
NIELRoSE STATION TRACT; LOTS $50;
NJ first station East OF Fruitvale on brOad-gauzs
railroad; $40 cash. IS monthly payment blocks
from electric ROAD. Il b. PINNEY GOT Broad
way, Oakland. nOI5 Il
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

5000 MISSION - WANTED CHILDREN TO
-OAO board; mothers care; sunny yard .jaIO I'm
W IDOW WOULD LIKE l OK . CHILDREN To
" board; large yard. 2l3O Market st. opposite
Guerrero: castrO-Streetgcara de5 n
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

DAGE ST. NORTH LINE NEAR FILLMORE:
lot Box IS. g. with new and modern house OF
Two flats ot seven and nine rooms each; the finest
iu the city atI rented for 81 90 per month pay
ING almost 10 per cent per auuum O'fAREELL &
LANG, II Montgomery 81.
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I0E ELLIS SI-FURNITURE or HOUSE on
OOO rooms for sale, che D. jail IT.
L.UR fUEN .TUBE DON'T MISS OUR STORE;
] prices reasonable, qa@.ltT good. courteous
treatment >ANJ Ill bal. sls-S-0 Mission ste
o love Fourth. ia3 IN
NoTICE-I AN NOW AT I26 IOCEIH lNEw
- .uiI4-uC.. and offer large stock OF general
household furniture r reduced prices; 800 carpets
Eoud as new stoves. So. antique chamber suits
So IarIor suits SO, C-Sn IuStaln suCs. All
J-aryck prices 2. b. NELSON, 10 Fourth ST. a T.
pUY CHAMBER AND PARLOR FURNITURE.
ID HI>Lof. 3l# Hayes ST.. nstaiimeuts. nolf 3n
COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECON D-HAND
I -aH.-u-a carpets at reduced frees. saiisrac-
tion or money refunded. shipped clio Fourth ~
E.I- BEDROOM SET OF PIECES AT NEW
- a.. An BROS. III sixth ST. lF-9 I'm
GOOD CHASCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
- complete wiki farni uTs. carpets. stoves, cur
rains, blankets, pictures and mirrors cash prices
o. easy instslinsnts; small deposit. Il. FRIED
NAN cos, largest insts.iment house On the
Coast, 22S-2S0 stockton. 987 Post St; op6u evsa-
lIgs; prompt a-ten,io paid 70 country orders lsJt
\ LW CHAHHEE S-.> ut = PIECES SIS CASH,
~ CT l3s-a..aI"a- WILEY BROS. J3l Mission. Il
WEEKS NEWS FOR 8 CENTS-TIE WEEKLY
\ CAIE. tu wrapper ready for mailing.
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4 ILT-EpGE INSIDE PIECE or PROPERTY. 223,
u 90 ana 92T C'farreu st. bet. Powell ana Ma
son; lot o. .6Xa7 IS; Carlos st; improvements
OLD; income 1880 per month; offer wanted; must
Il Montgomery st.
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$50 S s sale s,i HAZE ,5 RE9 sBy
good Oakland, San Francisco. Alameda or Berkeley
real estate; put down cash basis. For particu-
lars write call 3J Office OF + w. WOODWARD &
Co, 902 Broadway, Oakland JAZZ 10
COOOO 2-STORY HOUSE OF ROOMS AID
u -OUO. hath on Brush 81, blocks from 20.
$1,000 may remain on easy tnstailmeutS. b, w.
Oakland once OF The CALL ial5 rs
Q1OS PER LOT-CHOICE LOTS IN PERALTA.
ID ~ ave. Tract, Ftuityae; terms 10 suit IL
W. DAVIS. owner, 465 Ninth St, Oakland. jalS I'm
Q.40OO HOUSE Is ROOMS AND BATH;
tNfOOO. high basement; brick foundation; per-
feet In every respect lot 3ONl25; blocks from
local station; half balance TO suit purchaser.
a. J. TAFT 504 Seventh ST, Center station.jal2tt
pI7S EACH 90 FINE FRUITYALE LOTS; =
u u street railroads; $40 cash, IS monthly
CLOUGH & BANER. 460 Ninth ST, Oakland. lot
GToP-FOR CHOICE LOTS IN FRUIrVALE
- at lowest prices and terms TO suit, IL. w
DAVIS, owner, 465 Ninth St, Oakland. jaIS I'm
Q200 LOT HALF A BLOCK FROM ELEC-
CpOOO. trio road on FOrtieth St: only oBe-tsnth
cash II. y. PINNEY, 907 broadway. Oakland 15tt
AwEEK'S NEWS FOR CENTs-FHE WEEKLY
- CALL. in wrapper, ready fer mailing.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

OAK ST, y. LINE: NEAR SCOTT; LOT 25x
~ 1896: improvements house of fats; the iG-
come is $50 per month and pay ing IOl4 per cent
per anuum. QUARREL a LANG, II MouIsom-
cry 81.
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CORNER WILLOW AVE AND STEVENSON
y ST.; lot 35x@0. with new and modern bay-win-
dow house OF four fats aud rented for SS5, paying
10 per cent on the Investment Inquire O'FAR-
EELL q LANG. Il Montgomery 81.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

II WE'LL INVESTED 1T WILL PAY YOU
BETTER THAN ANY BANK IN THE UNITED
STATES, AND YOU CANNOT SPEND II AT
YOUR COMMAND.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

NOE 81. T.. LINE, NEAR RIDLEY: LOT 25x
y 100 with new 5-story bay-vlnGow house con
tanning modern fats o. g. : and rooms each:
tLcy are rented for $50 per month aud paying 10
Montgomery
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$3.50 to S400-Lors IN the Warner Tract 5Oxl so,
on the line Of the new electric road from Oakland
TO San Leandro and Haywards. which is now being
built and expected 10 be running By May LIST.
THE SUCCESS OF THIS TRACT Is ASSURED.
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HORSES.
STORAGE.

FURNITURE. TRUNKS. PIANOS. ETC. CARED
i for and stored reasonable: advances made.
LIEBES' Pioneer Storage C0.,3lO Stockton. or
EiRsT-CLAsS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
i 642-644 Mission ST. CHAS. l. TAYLOR IYJu
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

HERE IS GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
FOR SMALL CAPITALIST OF SURE INCREASE
IN VALUES.
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BUY REAL ESTATE
LET IT BE EVER so SMALL.


LET IT BE EVER SO SMALL.
BUY ONLY WHAT you CAN PAY FOR, IF IT
IS ONLY So PER MONTH.
II WE'LL INVESTED IT WILL PAY YOU
BETTER THAN ANY BANK IN THE UNITED
STATES, AND YOU CANNOT SPEND IT AT
YOUR COMMAND.
HERE is A GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
FOR SMALL CAPITALIST OF SURE INCREASE
IN VALUES.
$3.50 to s4OO-Lots In the Warner Tract 5OxI5O.
the line Of the electric road from Oakland
TO San Leandro and Haywards. which is now being
9qiit and eXPeSted to be running By May ist
OVER $40 LOTS SOLD TO BONA FIDE PUR-
CHASERS SINCE OCTOBER II.
WHAT MORE OF RECOMMENDATION
THE TERMS ARE MADE UNEXCEPTIONAL
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS
ONLY $40 AND $50 REQUIRED As FIRST
The power-house and car-houses are located upon
this tract. large number Of residences
der course Of construction
SIS or $40 month invested in the warner Tract
is without any question the best investment you
make for the same amount OF money either
in san Francisco OF oakland
Come and see for yourself Carriages IN waiting
at our office at all times to show you the property
once open evenings from to O'Clock.
MI LAYMANCE & CO, 46s EIGHTH ST, OAK
LAND, CAL la16 lot
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HOW TO MAKE A FORTUNE
DO NOT STOP HERE, BUT READ EVERY
WORD OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
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OVER $40 LOTS SOLD TO BONA FIDE PUR-
CHASERS SINCE OCTOBER Il.
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DIEBCE ST. ". LINE. NEAR O'FARRFLL ST;
lot 25E9O, with new house IF , flats OF . rooms
and bath caras they rented for $50 per month
and paving Si4 per cent. O'FARRELL 4 Lang,
Il Montgomery ST.
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WINTER RESORTS.

DESERTS STRINGS AND HOTELS OF TIE
JlFacihc Coast. with rates. location, etc. pub
Iished in the Hotel GCdc, IA pages For sale by
newsdeal erS or send 25c in stamps W, NJ PAT
lEkSON. pulilsher. % O,Earreu 81. s z mrl U
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The power house and car-houses are located upon
this tract 4 large number Of residences now IN
der course of construction.
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J~NI0N ST. : SIDE NEAR LAGUNA: 25xl0O.
I with house Of fats of and rooms each;
they are new and strictly modern, ana rented Tor
800 per month and pay ing Hla per cent O'FAR-
REL d LANG, IL Montgomery ST.
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~ SIDE FILL MORE ST. NEAR OAK: 25xlOO.
~ Win new house uf fats Of .. 3 and rooms
each; they are modern and rentrd Tor $50 per
mouth ana paying So per cent O'FAKfHLL y
LANG, Il Montgomery 81.
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" owner apply Midway st. is20 81
DENTISTS.
DR. REA, 923 MARKET, EXT. TEETH 500:
IL with gas 81; filings low; open evenings jas u
l EEK DENTAL COLLEGE: CHARGES ONLY
J. for material used Room lO7, mo Market j. II
DR. T. II. FERGUSON. DENTIST. 200 KEARNY
j. near Suffer- the best work is the chNapestdel II
hR. H.G. YOUNG. DENTIST. FORMERLY WITH
IL e. w. LEX. O'FarreiI St, now at lS4I POLK
near Jackson painless extraction of teeth no II ON
NY CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS:
- by my Wonderful secret local application to
the gums any tooth may be extracted or illed
panicssiy: nine first prizes awarded me for finest
filings, plate ana bridge wors; ONCE open even
ine5 and SUNDAYS DIR. q. W LEEK O'FarrelIu
CT A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
u good as can be made; Milling 81. DIR. SIMMS
dentist, $50 Market ST. next Baldwin Theater ocltt
G. SET: REPAIRING 81: FILLING SI:EXrA
u painless, SOC. DIR. ca PERRY, Mason. m5st
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. SOD MARKET
- 81. tPAean BuiIdHg), positively extract teeth
without pain with Cotton Gas ~: also perform all
operations in dentistry DIX. ChAS.W. DEChER.7tt
Dk.A.LUDLUM HILL, I44S MARKET ST, NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
sTe made; Old plates made over IKE news teeth
from 80 per set; extracting 6Oc gas given. 4ti
a tULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING At
hE1, o41 Market ST. opp, baldwin auo Ct
DK c. II. WILSON, DENTIsrl Gas MARKET
y st. bet FlLth and slxth. oDD Mason del3st
DESTRUCTION IN WRITING AND PIANO;
letters written. 33la Moss, OF Howard jal4 3m
MRS J. L. CONNER. ARTIST; RSr-CLASS
w work only. 80 Donohoe BIDS, NO Mkt - I'm
7 LESSONS ~ SPANISH. FRENCH. GERMAN
il and English: Worman's method; trial lessons
gwen free OF charge Address II. d.. Box SO, CALL
Office. jail I'm
pROE DE FILIPFE'S sIMPLIFIED PRACTICAL
melhoG OF french Spanisn,$l 90 TheBancroftCo
CCHuOL CIVIL, MINING. MECHANICAL ELEC
- trica engineering. surveying, architecture,
saying estao 1851 \. Van der Naen, 723 Market
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ, j. BRADLEY
- Saratoga lau, Sl4 Geary "a 30, ;30-S3O. 3m
DACIFC ENGINEERING sCHooL-ENGINEER
ing. architecture, surveying III Post. fe2O Tyr
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, - POST ST
IL Doubie-entry bookkeeping, penmanship, short
hand type-wrltlng telegTaphy, etc, all includedta
business course under one Zee or $75. te3Ot t
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, $40 POST sc.
LiioscholarshlD. SIS; day ana evening oc2s6
ATToKNEYs-AT-LAW.
A Dy1CE FREE. READ AID PERSONALS CIV
y HOWE co, attorneysaJ-law, $50 Market. II
II l.. O'CONNoR, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, 40
u. Montgomery ST., san Francisco, Room %. Pro-
bate and real estate laws claims. liens, etc. advc
Tree. OCT WeSu tt
II l. JENKINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 70
IL Fourth ST. advice free on all legal matters 50
u A. CRoTHERS ATToRNEY-Ar-LAw, S03
IL. Clay ST. nO3f
w W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw. 10
w .CaLIIorlIa ST.. Rooms 100; advice trea IS
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" EESTFR ST. W. LINE. NEAR HAIGHT: LOT
W 15XlUJ- improvements elegant fats o and Z
rooms aud hath each aud rented tor fG7 90 per
month and paHiug 9is per ceAt O'tAkRELL y
LANG. il Montgomery 81.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

SIS OF $40 a month invested In the Warner Tract
Is without any question the best investment you
can make for the same amount OF money either
in san Francisco or OaSlaud
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

OFFICES AND WORK-ROUMS TO LIT IN NEW
ObriCk building Harde place, OF east side OF
kearuy St. bet Bush and Suffer; best lighted
rooms In the city and rents TO suit all; entrance
go kearny ST. Apply to Z. c. MOLLOY, l3S Mont
gOmery jal5 I'm
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BUY ONLY WHAT you CAN PAY FOR. IF IT
IS ONLY SIS PER MONTH.
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NINTH AVE. NEAR CALIFORNIA ST: LOT
y lat 5OIl-u. with new bay-NluduW house OF two
fats OF i've rooms ana bath each. and rented FOR
sac and pas Ing per cent per month. Inquire OK
CFAEkLLL a LANG. II Montgomery ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

ONLY $40 AND $50 REQUIRED AS FIRST
PAYMENT, BALANCE 50 AND $40 MONTHLY.
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COENEF ON FILLMORE ST. NEAR HAIGHT;
\ 50Xsf:6 ana modern houses OF . flats each;
rented fer sos per month ami paying Az per cent
O'tABbELL ~ Lang. II Montgomery ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

WHAT MORE OF A RECOMMENDATION
DOES AN INTENDING PURCHASER WANT?
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

Come and see for yourself Carriages IN waiting
at office at all times TO show you the property.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

GpANprsr OFFER EVER MADE To THE Puprr
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IITNE LARGE OFFICES TO LET, CHEAP. II3
Powell del II
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DEN TISTs.

! " HITE HORSE FOUND AT SEA-WALL
| W owner apnll Midway ST. ia2O BIZ
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THE TERMS ARE MADE UNEXCEPTIONAL
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
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CARPETS.

NEW LINE BRUSSELS CARPET. SOC. SFWED
y AMI laid. 700 rugs. size 3Dx6J inches - 80
each. former price - 50; shades, Csc s. W.
SHREK, 1874 Stockton 81. de22 Jr
CARPETs-SMITHs BRUSSELS. Csc A YARD;
y lHsLsImeRl price elsewhere 81 a I'd. NJ. FEIED-
MAJ q co.. @-S--3J stockton. and 237 Post ltE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

SECURE CHOICE LOCATION AT ONCE. First
come, first served.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-07-16
The Plow in the West.

II looks as if the pillow would have to
fall to the rear as farm implement, says
the Peoria illinois, Transcript. From all
parts of the west comes the advice, Don't
plow your ground for oats. Flowing is
slow, hard on horses, and when done is not
as good as surface cultivation with cultiva-
tor and disk harrow. More than half the
oats sown in this part of Illinois are cover
ed with pulverizer or corn cultivator. This
means of putting in oats is much more
rapid, and the crops as rule are better
than those from the slower way Of plow
ing the land and then covering with har-
row. During the past four seasons, says
the authority quoted, our farmers have
been experimenting with the pulverizer as
tool to prepare the seedbed for corn
crop. They first clear the land Of stalks,
then put four horses tn the pulyerizer,
turn the disks to an angle where they will
dig and throw, and dig up the surface of
twelve or fourteen acres day. By going
over this twice or three times the surface
is thoroughly pulverized to the depth of
three or four inches, and in the best pos
sible condition to put on the planter.
Those who have tried this are enthusiastic
in praise of this plan, and say they have
no futher use for the old plow outside of
doing little fall plowing. One of the
great advantages of pulverizing instead of
plowing is found in not having to harrow,
plank or roll in order to reduce the clods
that so often turn up in spring plowing.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-07-16
So PER ANNUM.
4oetrg.
so WE GROW OLD.

broken toy; task that held away
yearning child heart from an hour of play.
Christmas that no Chi 'stmas idols brought,
tangled lesson, full of tangled thought;
homesick boy; senior gowned and wise;
glimpse of life, when, 10 the curtains rise
Fold over fold,
And hangs the picture. like E. boundless sea
The world, all action and reality
So we grow old.
A wedding and tender wife's caress;
prattling babe the parents life to bless;
A home of joys and cares in equal part;
dreary watching with heavy heart
And deaths dread angel knocking at the gate.
And hope and courage bidding sorrow wait
Or loose her hold
A new made grave, and then brave return
To where the fires life triumphant burn
So we grow old
A fortune and generous need of fame,
Or direful ruin and a tarnished name;
A slipping OFF of week and month and year
Faster and faster as the close draws near;
A grief to-day. and with tomorrow's light
A pleasure that transforms the sullen night
From lead to gold;
chilling winter of unchanging storm;
spring replete with dawns and sunsets warm
So we grow old.
Old to ourselves, but children yet TO be
In the strange cities of eternity.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-07-16

Hewho fails to collect his dues frequently
fails in consequence to pay his debts, and
thus a whole series of unpaid workers may
trace back their various troubles to single
delinquent Such people viii say that in
the end they pay all they owe; but this is
not so, for they owe promptness. Without
this, justice has not been rendered. Tardy
payment can never atone for the injury
which may have been inflicted. No re-
gret, no apology, no added interest even,
can ever undo what has been done, or re-
store what by this negligence and indifer-
ence has been taken away.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-07-16
Social Murderers.

Many people who would recoil with hor-
ror from cutting human creatures throat,
which really does not hurt very much and
only lasts moment, will murder woman's
good name without remorse OF compunction;
and that hurts worse than death for life
time It is meaner crime than murder,
writes Robert J. Burdette. We cry out,
and rightly, too, against the sensational
and depraving habit of making heroes of
robbers and cut-thraots It is horrible
thing to do And yet have less hatred
and loathing for the late Jesse james that
l have for some people who have never
been convicted of capital crime, but
whose tongues, we know, are worse than
any knife that ever severed human jugu-
lar
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science and Moral Growth.

On Thursday, Professor S. Simpson, OF
Western Maryland College, spoke on "Sci-
ence in Mental and Moral Growth" :" How
we grow, he said, is of most Importance
When man becomes satisfied with him
self others may well be dissatisfied with his
growth. The capacity to grow is God
given; it is with us to develop. Success in
life is the measure of mans desire to grow.
We are here not to be helped, but to grow.
All life grows and all growth requires nour-
ishment, and the growth partakes largely
of the nourishment it receives. Ii the
mind grows on raw food it receives irrepar-
able damage. The soul, which is life, ac-
tiyity, requires food which will elevate and
ennoble the being The food of the soul
is truth. With the world so full of thought
material-science, astronomy, chemistry
it is hardly possible to be idle or fail to de-
velop truths that will elevate the being.
Science he considered the greatest means
of aiding mental and moral growth. 1t is
the fashion to attribute materialism to
scientific pursuits, but he did not think
that anything could be more elevating than
astronomy and natural science properly
pursued. Nature offers the greatest guam
tity and the best quality of food for intel
lectual development. Since we have turned
to nature, men have made the most rapid
progress. From philosophy and specula-
tion we have come to the truths of science,
and our mental and moral growth have
been promoted. In concluding, Professor
Simpson paid high tribute to the progres-
sive people of this republic, where, he said,
the Distinguishing characteristic was indie
pendence in thought and action. This in
dependence, combined with faith in God
over all, he considered the line of the high
est development and soul growth. The
address was profound and eloquent effort,
which was heard attentively and roundly
applauded.