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ton and having failed, having tried to con-
troll il through railroad commission and
having failed, having tried to bring to bear
upon it the provisions of the interstate COM
meree law and having failed, now propose
to make the question of freights political
issue, so as to take the sense Of the people
upon it. To this the railroad, through It's
organ, the Chronicle, replies that tie ad-
YOcates of more reasonable frelghtS must
let politics alone. That is to say, they must
not appeal to the people of the State to say
whether in their opinion freights are or are
not reasonable. Why? People divide, at
elections, on the tariff, Oh the silver Ques-
ton, on the ballot at the South, on the CHI
nese exclusion act; why should they not be
permitted TO divide on question which is
far more momentOus to them, the question
what the farmer shall get for his products
and whether he shall be taxed twice as
much for TRANSFORMATION as his brother
farmer pays in Kansas and Nebraska, in
order that our Tailroad-owners shall be four
times as rich as the owners Of railroads in
those States?
Speaking by the mouth OF its newspaper
organ, the Chronicle, the railroad says that
"the success of the Traffic Association will
depend on its keeping itself entirely aloof
from politics." THAI is 10 say, il must
carefully avoid resorting to the only tactics
by which success can be attained. That is
not the view which has been taken in other
States. In Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska, Hi
nOis, Wisconsin aud Minnesota, the trans
portaIion issue became the controlling issue
in politics many years agoS although there,
as here, the railroad companies thought 1t
would have been better policy on the part
Of grain-shippers to let politics alone. But
the introduction Of the transportation ques-
ton into the political arena has been fol-
lowed by a general reduction of fTeights, so
that at this moment the average freight
charge per ton per mile in those States is
considerably less than cent, while in the
group of States TO which California belongs
is is 1.S5 cents per ton per mile. The policy
which the Chronicle so severely repreheDds
here seems there 20 have accomplished the
purpose the people had in view.
There was once time when the barons
of that day-they were slave-Owners then,
and now they are railroad owners-thought
il was bad judgment and bad taste to intro
ducs slavery into politics. Garrison, Phil
lips, Hale, Chase. Giddings and The others
were warned that if they wanted TO make a
success Of their agitation they must be care
ful above all things to keepit out Of politics.
They declined to take the advice. Slavery
doomed up quite large in politics; abolition
followed and real prosperity then first
dawned upon the South. This was the
natural course of events. Whenever ques-
ton assumes general Importance and APP
peals to the interests of the people at large
it will always get into politics; you can no
more keep it out than you can divert the
mind Of dying man from the disease which
is sapping his life
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A arty Of several hundred exeursiOnists
representing the National Editorial Asso-
citation, is now on its way to California, in
tent upon seeing the coast and its life, and
also intent upon the transaction Of business
connected with the association. But the
business is by no means onerous or obliga-
tory in requiring the attendance Of men,
bers as closely as if they were at political
convention. The members are mainly here
10 enjoy themselves aud to make notes of
travel available in journalism. Like an
artist, true journalist carries a notebook
and jots down impressions by the way for
future composition in pen pictures or apro-
pos illustrations. The National Editorial
members are. many of them, proprietors of
the papers they edit, and are noted for in
dependence Of views and an honest habit of
giving them undisguIsed expression. We
may. therefore, expect some plain things to
be said about California when the fervOr of
hospitality has somewhat eyaporated and
the editorial mind is cOgitating descriptive
impressions ana sketches. Hospitality will
be shown in unstinted measure, and within
The time at disposal there viii be much
sightseeing OF magnificent scenery IN val
ley, mountain range and coast outline. In
all this there can be no disappoint-
ment. Some OF the shrewd observ-
ers may ask why there are not
more cities and bigger ones than exist
in the interior and also why San Francis co,
with site which few business centers OF
the world possess and none surpass, should
not have twice its present population. The
southern Pacific parasites may be ready
with an answer, but others who have views
to present may make their voices heard.
There can, however. be no disappointment
with the abundant raw material to make
great State. The wonder should be why
more has not been made OF it. The editors
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Attention, Eastbound passengers,

FAST TIME TO THE EAST. Commencing sun
day, May J. through Pullman rst-cass sleeping cars
Will daily from San Francisco TO Chicago, with
out change. via the Rio Grande and GREAT ROCK
ISLAND ROUTE. reducing the time to CHICAGO
to THREE DAYS AND 20 HOURS and to NEW
YORK TO FOUR DAYS AND % HOURS, running
via Salt Lake City. Leadyilie Colorado Springs aud
Omaha passing through the Royal Gorge and all the
magnificent scenery OF the Rocky Mountains. For
sIeepingcar reservations apply TO any ticket agent
of the Southern Pacific Company. to CLIN TON
JONES, General Agent ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, SO
Montgomery street.
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DAILY CALL dncluding Sundays So per year by
mail nostnafd. Is cents per week. or IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL
i've copies three months, So IS. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages). 81 so per year postpaid. sun DAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 so per y ear, postpaid
WEEKLY CALL Is psges). 81 per year, postpaid
TIE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
nor viii the editor enter into correspondence re-
flar
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The Nlcaragua Canal.

The Hon. Warner Miller, president OF the
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company, will
address the society Tuesday evening, May II,
1892, at Pioneer Hail. Fourth street, near Mar
kei, on The Nicaragua canal. Members OF The
commercial, Industrial and scientific associations
OF San Francisco cordially invited. The officers
OF said associations are requested to take seats
on the Stage. The Geographical Society OF the
Pacific, GEORGE DAVIDSON, President.
JOHN PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
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WEATHER REPORT.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU.
san FRANCIsCo, May 4, 1922
Forecast for Period Ending at hidnight
Sunday.
For Northern California - Rain, except fair
weather in southeast portion; brisk southeriy
winds: generally cooler, except stationary temper
ature IN extreme southeast portion
For Southern CaliforDia-Fair weather; westerly
winds; generally warm,r, except stationary al san
Diego and cooler at Los a geles.
For Oregon and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to north
east Winds brisk along coast; generally cooler ex-
cept stationary along straits.
For Nevada-Far weather, except light rain In
northern portion; brisk TO high southerly winds;
cooler. except stationary fla southern portion
For Utah-Warmer; fair weather.
Local Forecast.
For san Fraucisco-Rain followed by partly fair
weather on Sunday; nearly stationary temperature.
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The sealers.

Judge Morrow yesterday rendered de-
cision in the matter of the libel on the seal
ing schooner Sylvia Handy. lie allowed
the libelants, Thomas e. Kurnam. their per-
centage on all the catch made between here
and Sandy Hook. Judge Morrow also held
that they were not entitled to any part of
the catch made in Boring Sea waters. as the
schooner had been seized by the Bear.
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LIE DAILY nToRNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
New Tork. .BRENTANO BROS, Union Square
CHICAGO ..,,... News Stand Palmer House
New orleans .GALLOT & JOUBERT
1872 Common St
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warner Miller wan speak.

The Hon. Warner Miller. president Of
the Nicaragua Canal Company, will address
the Geographical Society Of the Pacific in
Pioneer Hall on Tuesday evening and tell
ahnnt the canal
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g25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
o'clock P NJ BRANCH OFFICES; no Market
street. near Rearny, open until II O'Clock midnight
$40 Haves street, open until $50 o'clock: 6o3
Iarkin street open until 80 O'Clock; % Mission
street, open until o'clock P. NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street, open until 9 80 r n
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AN AUCTIoNEER SUED.-A. L. CressweII.
auctioneer has sued NJ. J. Simmons for S164, a
balance claimed on an agreement to resend as
salary per cent on the sales of S46S0 81, made
at IO45 Market street, from December 20, 1891,
10 March 25 1892
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Yosemite Commissioners.

The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Yosemite Valley Commissioners by
Governor Markham, vice several resigned !:
George Il. Sperry, Stockton; II. K Field,
San francisco; John +. Kidder, Grass Val
ley. and G. G. Clinch, San Francisco.
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SiIt0Gl-P2gG Edition.
NCTICHI

Ang Of our patrons l7dO fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale Jv traiR-5oys
uil confer a favor by notifying this office o.
ltJ0ct. naming the date and train.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
sc Potter building, New York City is provided with
flesof California papers. Visitors welcome. Al
YeItisiDg rates and sample copies furnished
i K NILSSON. Manager
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'KRITKo" reads character IRON handwriting.
Write in Ink, on unruled paper, IN an undls-
guised hand. State sex. Send with so cents,
stamps or postal note, to "Kritiko," 609 MeT-
chant street, San Francisco
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Remember Professor j. b. McChesney's school
teachers excursion for all Eastern points leaves
June l. Through pullman tourist ears to Chicago,
New York and Boston Join this excursion and
save from S35 to $40; accommodations nearly equal
to first class For full information address Pro.
lessor j. B. McChesney, 1864 Franklin street. Oak
land, or J. g. McGall, ~ Montgomery street, San
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A CLERGYMAN FROM RoME.-Rev. DR.. TeOflo
Gay of Rome, Italy. viii deliver The address be-
fore young men at the Christian Association
Hall, this afternoon, at 3 O'clock.
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The taking Of the school census COM
mences tomorrow. There will be AZ depu-
ties in the field.
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For CoUeHs SORE THROAT, ASTHMA CATARRH
and other diseases OF the Bronchial Tubes no more
useful article can be found than Brotvas Broachfq.
T5,oeJeSD
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Halls Hair Remover is pronounced the best
pre- paraton made for thickening the growth OF the
hair restoring that which is gray its original
aolo
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-15

J. CooNEY of 141 Fourth street paints, whitens
and papers houses. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beautined Warm
ses-water tubs and swimming. 7I5 Filbert.
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A SOLE TRADER.-Huda Jacobs has been ap-
pointed a sole trader by Judge Hebbard.
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USE Angostura Bitters to stimulate the appetite
and keep the digestive organs in order. DIR. j. g. b.
Siegert & Sons, sele manufacturers
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IL afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp
son Is II Water. Druggists sell it at % cents
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION oFFICE !:

has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS TO LEASE SCHOOL LOT. WITH
ton, City Hail. san Francisco, May Is, 1892.
Sealed proposals will be received in open ses-
sion OF the Board Of Education, new City Hall,
on w EDNESDAH, May 1S 1892 from 8 TO 80
O'Clock p NJ. for leasing from the said board
the school lot on the north side OF Post ST., be-
tween Grant ave. and Stockton St, with the
Improvements thereon. Bidders are requested
to state what amount of rent they pro-
pose to pay monthly, during period Of
monthly during period Of ten years Each pro-
posa must be accompanied by certified check in
the sum sOf one thousand $4,000 dollars. made
payable to the order OF the secretary OF the Board
of Education, conditioned that II the proposal be
accepted and the lease granted, aud II the bidder
shalt fail neglect to sisn the lease and give a
reasonable bond for the faithful performance of
the terms thereof, within ten days after the lease
Is granted, then aud in that the said cheek
shall be forfeited TO the said Board or Education
The board reserves the right 10 reject any and all
bias, as the public good may require. Any addi-
tiona information required will be furnished at
the office OF the Board OF Education. The party TO
whom the lease is granted will be required prior to
or at the time OF the execution of the lease pay
the cost OF advertising this notice
myl3 I'd GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ by the Chairman OF tue Board OF Election Com
mlssieners. Mayors ONCE, City Hail, for the
making and delivery OF 275 cleo ton houses in ac
c0rdance with plans and specifications to be fur.
niShed by the Registrar of Voters.
Bids Will be received up to the 21St inst. at q
o'clock NJ. the Board of Election Commissioners
reserying the right TO reject any or all bids.
w. A. BROWN. Registrar.
San Francisco CAL, May 10, 1892. myll lot
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THAT tired feeling which is so common and so
overpowerlng is entirely driven off by Hoods
sarsaparilla, the best spring medicine and blood
purifier. Try it this season.
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BOOKS bought. King, Is Fourth street.

Ell BLACK, painter, removed to ia Eddy st. /.
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GENTLEMEN, so 10 Dixon's, 429 Kearny ST., near
California, if you wish fine hat.
FxrEA mInee pies SWANS. 2l3 suffer street.
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$500 mn 9f aS
new lake; unobstrueted view OF ocean and PARK on
very easy terms.
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pHO0 500, $780, $1,000 AND $3.50 FOR
GpOUU. lots near park aud Olympic Club grounds
Omnibus Cable COmpaDy's cars win pass these lots
only Is cash, balance SO monthly.
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COZ GErz & BRO.
IS POST STREET.


HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS ON INsTALLMENTs
NEW BLOCK 100.
NOW BEING GRADED AND FENCED.
A ALSO NUMEROUS OTHER LOTS n THE
n choicest locations north and south OF the psrk.
nOSn $500. $3.50 AND 500 FOR LOTS / ?
sDZOU. and 3 blocks from park and on line Of
proposed cable and electric roads, IA cash, balance
Q1R0 $500. $3.50 AND s6O0-LoTs oPPo-
D4OU. Site strawberry Hin observatory and
new lake; unobstrueted view OF ocean and park On
very easy terms.
GH00 S7e0. $500. $1,000 AND $3.50 FOR
nOUU. lots ear marx aud Ofymplc CIub grounds.
0mntbns cab1e Connsnvss csrs Win mss tSsS 10,
only 1S cash, balance SO monthly.
oooo TO $1,000 FOR LOTS NORTH OF THE
GpOOO park In the Richmond district, near
Powell-st railroad, near Geary-st. cable line and
PARK.
w z ARE CONTINUALLY BUYING NEW LOTS
VIII sell in subdivisions such easy terms as 70 be
in reach of everybody. Our prices ara lower than
you can get them elsewhere, because We buy our
lands for cash and at low figures.
Call on US before PURCHASING
SOL GETz & BRO.
MY saTh II IS POST ST.
SToP PAYING RENT
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
For sale. in monthly instaIments equal to rent
5 elegantly finished cottages OF 5. 5 or rooms
eaeh with all modern improvements
Also several 2-story houses in western Addition
ana near the park; fine neighborhood: splendid
view; Z. or srooms must be seen to be appreeia-
II these do not suit You come aud see me. Ihave
property in ali parts OF the cIry and will build To9
house on your plan and on your own terms
Completed and sold 81 houses In 1891 For par
ticuiars apply to owner and builder,
ap24 suTuTh If l. ISM Is MONTGOMERY DaES; a,
EoR sALE-oN EASY TERMS
SEE THOSE ELEGANT HOUSES JUST COW.
PLETED ON
DOLORES ssA ASP wEyTYEsHTH STREETS
OF ROOMS AND BATH. foot BASEMENT,
WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
TERMS MADE TO SUIT.
For particulars apply to J. NJ. CoMERFoRD
owner and builder. ONCE, junction Valencia anu
Mission Twenty-eighth ST. VIII be at once Sunday
from 10 20 {. myI1 If weFrsuru
@17R LEVEL LOT, 22x76 NEAR RAILROAD,
% ~. in Berkeley: $40 cash. IS monthly.
$62S-Lot 42xlO0; severed ana macadamized
s4O0-Lot 4Oxl2O: sidewalked: $40 monthly
$7O0-L6t 40xl90; macadamized: S15 monthly
$IOU-Lot Z0XlbO. nigh ana dry; 10 monthly.
$l700-Busness corner. s5x10J mReadamized.
Get maps; 1000 lots; offer only what own.
CHAS. A. BAILEY. Owner. 20 Montgomery. Il
no you WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR COUN-
~ Try. In the prettiest valley OF the State. Apply
10 Napa Land Co.. Napa, CAL Tor list Of proper
Q1000 LARGE. 8 AND ROOMS, 2-STORY
sp 1OOO. houses on Castro ST., near 26th; with
all modern conyenienees; or very easy terms; also
25.room cottages adjoining by f. NELSON. 1920
10Th st. apl II
G7600 FULL 50yARA: NV, COR WEB.
I'D OOO. ster and Franc iSeo SITS; lot graded aud
fenced: street improvements completes i'm the neigh
borhood OF extensive Improvements on the water
front: examine this property, it Is offered at a
sacrifice for a few DAYS only For particulars see
owner. j. MckENNA. 3l7 Montgomery st. my79
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O. 00n TO $1,000 FOR LOTS NORTH OF THE
GDOOO park In the Richmond district, near
Powel-st. railroad. near GeRry-st. cable line and
Dark.
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500 and GO BOOKS from S4 park ana on line of
proposed cable and electric roads; IA cash. balance
$40 monthly.
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NOW BEING GRADED AND FENCED.

NEW BLOCK, 100.
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HS The Caledonian Club Of San czN.
4~S Francisco-Grand gathering of the n x "
clans In the garb OF Aud Gael SATUR- <ATVS
DAY, May 70, 1892. at Shell Mound Park S&
Berkeley. The club Is determined TO make this
the twenty-sixth annual gathering and games the
grandest aud most enjoyable event OF the season
New games will be introduced never before seen
In America. A large number OF exciting events
are open to members of sister Caledonfan cubs
from all parts OF the world. who will receive over
$500 In cash and other prizes. including two
handsome gold medals. value 5000 each for
long-distanee race; also . long list OF games Is
open TO all corners. for which there are large cash
we'll as other valuable prizes Scottish national
dancing by expert ciansmen. Lads and Iassies in
costume. Delegations from all parts of the United
States ana Canada will be present to take part on
this auspiciOus occasion. The usual Highland wei
come is extended to all Dancing in the two payfl-
ions from IL A. NJ. TO the music OF the Celebrated
Park Band. There will be a full corps OF Hi0hIand
pipers. Games commence at 9 A. NJ. sharp and close
at . P. NJ. no intermssion. Trains connect with
Oakland ferry every haf-hour. Admisson-AduIts
so cents, children 70 cents BE sure and buv vour
tickets for Shell Mound PARK
w. G. BURNETT, Chief
THOMAS WILSON. Third Chieftain mvIh lar
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Also several 2-story houses in Western Addition
ana near the park; fine neighborhood: splendid
view; z. or srooms must be seen to be apprecla,
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
HoICE RESIDENCE LOTS ON INSTALLMENTs
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III these do not sun You come aud see me- have
property In ali parts OF the CITY and Will butld vo1
house on your plan and on your own terms
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
JAMES McCoNAHEY, CARPENTER AND
- builder 122 Eddy-Jobbing repairing attended;
store and ONCE hitting speciality. Teeph'e 3428 ~
I LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- Oh sacramento St cabinet work and fitting 1R
edlces promptly attended: teleDhons 300 ml5st
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
A DyICE FREE--G. w HOWE & CO., ATToR-
"A news, $50 Market; marriages annulIed quiet
ETC., attended TO; read adj business personals m2 tx
u L. JENKINS, ATT'Y.AT-LAw, OFFICE rs
II. 4th St. advice free on all legal matters m15 IS
T. /. o'CoNNoR, ATTORNEY AT-LAw, 430
II. Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Room 29 Pro-
bate ana real estate law; claims liens. etc. advic
free, oc7 WeSu Il
CLARA FOLTZ. THE LADY ATTORNEY-AT
" law, admitted 10 practice in the highest courts.
4lO Kearny st ap22 Of
y A. CRorHkRS ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, 5JS
~. Gay 5. no35t
w w. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. Iia
w .CallIornia ST. Rooms 1A-l5; advice trs& d3i;
FINANCIAl.
126 KEARNY ROOM g. YOU CAN BORROW
"A money at low rates. private rooms for ladies';
pledges for sale: take elevator. mrlti
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- OBS kearny ST. the only corporation that lends
mSnsy On @amonds watcnes low interest," oc4it
TO LEASE.
GTEAM POWER TO LET WITH WELL
~ lighted rooms at 2i-26 Eighth, mr.. Market. ms e.
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HELP yyANTED-CONTINUED.

"a ANTED-TRAyELING SALESMAN: sfESh.
w alties for ali lines of trade: worth 500 weeky
to good man. ALLISON, III Monroe ST.; Ohr
ca2O III
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A ALSO NUMEROUS OTHER LOTS IN THE
~ choicest locations north and south OF the psrk
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

P California Lodge No. ] I. ,sNNgggL.
S~G o. o. r., meets in Memorial Hall SS4%&%[
!. o. q. f. building. MONDAY. May l6 81
Election of viee-grand and recording ~/>HHN>-
secretary C. Il. BENEDICT, N. q.
r. H. WETMoRE JR- X. s mYlb "
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Completed and sold ST houses In 1891 For mar
tlcuiaTs apply to owner and builder
L. Ian DLER
dpE4 is MONTGOMERY
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"P Templar Lodge No. IA ,sNaaiu51.
&-S ]. o. o. F-Members will as $SHN2&Sa
sembe In Memorial Hall THIS MORN A.g<SE
ING, at 80 O'Clock, to attend the ~>>I1NNSS~
funeral OF Brother II. A. COBB at the Masonic
Temple. A. l.. GODFREY N G.
G. T. MOsHFR, r. s. I
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ES5s st. Andrews Society An Cz
&r>S open meeting will be held i'm so N - "
eety's rooms IL L1rkin ST., MONDAY &TWS
EVENING, May is. Members and &IS<E
friends cordially invited.
JOHN REID. President