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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

~ fur any systematic rrv1s1"14 ~ 1h''
Mckinley law. it ha5 ,iot hten attempt"
ell. The Democratic purity il not cap'1'
h1.. of the work, Mr. Cleveland Is l>
incompetent to draw II tariff reform lnl'
Il, In, VII, >ix years a9u. Wllel4 tlt' t"&!'
frssel il, tl;l not know Il thing u|r'1t IT,
Tit. lt,t,>st h;:. not dared tn touch tI'
great sugar question. There II tnl'
about VIII. Tux. Is free ~',:''r war f'x'd
Mr.. Sprin.fr Inns figured inf tllat fr''
sugar i, yt.ry ,tI>'ly." Wt+l1. 'l'H> h: l'''f'
p,>e to i,,,1a;>,: II tax: y" democrat h;t
answered tIu' question what htt r;t1H'% t.
tlo with sugar. Ar. Cleveland has ~
,lone>: 1t. - Cincinnati Co'n'her'af II"
Zetie.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Mrs. Sli1u<un-~My Clara is an awtully
delicate yirl: she c,n't stanu anything
Mrs. Van Blu,nvr-Eeithcr c;ln ny
Maut1c. She put Oil II sai1or hat the
other day aud it ,nade her se:4sick.-
Cloak Review.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

That dangerous Demucratic major
ity III congress" has failed to make APP
proprintipn> for the navy, ANU "*.o"
skilled worknen In Brooklyn will have
to leave tL,ir work OH the ne" cruisers
unless speedy action il taken by con-
rresa. -~{ni:agu Inter Ocean.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

It !, mt considered good form tn Gull
for .rhrtc cheer, and Il ti=rr" for Elc>t'
land ut Democratic ratification meet
,nss this YEAR. Any nllu>ion t" the
rnm,nany tiger in N'nuc'n''c 'at'1~
In: n,sKt's cvtn the rrctcnse Ut tnti!u>l-
a>,n i,aro>>ible.- .-~Ohi" State J"'1r''ai'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Tamnany must he either liar Or 4
knnye-that Ii, to as>crt that Cleveland
cannot carry New York AMI then to ot}l-
cially sanction his enforced nomination.
1t il a desperate plight. Tan1nany needs
Watching, - Schenectady N. ~ Cni"n.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

An old way Of intclrogating fate
in love affairs is to s1icc I'LL apple in
two with a sharp knife. II this can
be done without cutting Il seed the
wish Of the heart will be fulfilled.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

c:.1,:<cts 1o:l't lake t'tlr pi;to ol wee
ding presents. The l;s~t<.r oro III
n1,:t c@.:rs substantial. i,&'Eul AL
costly. The wedding u' "ll"cl1zclt
;yrl,c,:lly M$itls Friday ami lasts
tl1rve 1,yS. ~~Chicago Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

If Stevenson, who was peace-at-any-
price man in 1864. had his way ut that
time tho emancipation proclamation
would have been recalled and slavery
would still be in existence in the coun~
trv.-St. Louis Globe. Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Grover Cleveland il fearful that so,nt
of the srrut ,.l,nop,li>tic corporations
nf which IL, :1a. 1,et.n netting as attorney
will iniurr him lnnrt than their money
contributions will Mukc up tor III th:
c.,1niny campaign. - EHnira ADVERTISER
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Je,.-i thought yon lated Juck. and
yet you have accepted hlm'
Be*s~~l did hate hln; but he proposed
un,|.r an umbrella. u,ll said il refused
him lle would let tht rain drip OH my
new hut,-Erw York Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

To prevent rapid loss Of heat, un'
derclothing OF wool should always
be worn. Wool is the hest material
that can be used to prevent rapid
evaporation, and at tho same time
allow the air to ventllate the skin.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Whom Hills name In Kissed in Tam
many hall, as it waH on the Fourth, we
NAV conclude that his boom ia rs dead
81 an exploded tirecracker. There are
no more sizzle and snap to that BOOM
Syracuse IN. " Standard.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

When you cone right down to thu
facts i'll tho cnsc. il, TIM loose fitting
straw hat tl1ut shows which way tlle
>vlul blows. s.~~Tcxa> Sittil+@~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

The throne Of All Egyptiam queen
who tio.1rislicl 1,G0O years 3. &. il
still III existence, and is supposed to
be the OLDEST chair in the world. 1t
is Of ebony, so hardened by ng' as to
aDnenr as if carved from black mar
},1n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

ONLY Subscribers "ho
~ pAyhs "p
and renttiug M additions" @'' ' WHICH
nnd The wv" '"o'eS u"
No Tie United States a= e'ea Grants
Memoirs already into the h'nie@ '"e e'
of placed it beyond the r'ch /" For III
have been Willing :" pay eV' o
million people Ill the uheo
the opportunity t" y NJ Tue o"
General Grants
aud gold binding 'herto Hoo o3
Magazine the brightest ana ceaPeat
monthiet itself equal 10 tue oest ~
ITHEY YEI JOURNAL for
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17
ABSOLUTELY PURE

luur am. -::. -. NJ: 81, pn t.4c >a1lc l'iat'
form by September W October 1n'
ucr:l.} >ee,,.~ L., haze forgotten h" cl'fl'
1,aiyu Vt: .l>**>>. ~= Bulfllo ExV1>ss.:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

"pearcd, and Since that time I
have never had the first sign OF it,
II can eat anything without the
"least fear Of distress. I wish all
"tl,at arc oqlictcd witt, that terrible
"disca,e or the troubles caused by
"it would try August Flower. as |
lam satisfied there is no medicine
"equal to it, y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

=. Travellers III t'lc upper Congo stay
that tln. large II TN near the mouth
OF the 14,rnanH river, who, i'll the
days when Herbert Ward WAS pad.
ding w anil Gown the t'"nSo, lived
entirely in c:t1lA'@un account OF thc1r
fear of slave. cattllrr$. continue tn
live in boats and >ts1n permanently
to have abandoned the land aS Il resi-
denct. One us the agents nf the
Como State writes that tl,eir tfotlila
il COMPOSED Ut several hundred very
large. 1,pat>. They always keep quite
near one another. and usually cover
tlc river for distance ut about two
miles. Tilt. lostts they now use art
not thu. ordinary canoes, Int nrt
rather spacious 1mrl:~. with Sides
skillfullv h.wn uutl ,"r"-ctl+ and made
Tor the special la1rpos. II! >'r:*i''5 ns
Il home
At til. center uf &':,tl. lark is Il lit
lie structure with Il rtn'f tn serve '1~
II shutter IN tame it rain,
#: THE people, rarely r'~1t tfle 1anl'
.1,ur ,1tv,,tt. most uf their time to fish
Il Ing. They exchange lnr~r sll';tatl
=tlr> of fish with the people "n tl:e
shore tor vt'2t'tat titS. h'1t fish II n1tf1
ull the most important element III
their tlit.t Th,1ti> really nj ry'tsol1
NOW why they should continue tt
live IN lrX,ts: in,&smut'}a u the neigh
boring stations of the ton%o Stat'
art. sufficient tn protect them Iron
o,t,:,yt.o by >|uy' catclier.. They
have learned. however. tn love- tl1l:
new n,tnlr .of lite. New orl'an
TIMES -Ut.mH.rHt+
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

IT., Wa After the Hide,
>:::.:>>1r, :Whitpt:y wnnll hare hatl. b" hia"
of:ih, <'Aai4.n;&ny Tiger, tariff "rno tara1''
~~s{tliif3lEn Mua}.: -::: Il: -: ~. -.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Remember 1888 nnd the Knife.
The Rochester Herald expects Cieve'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

: Eull,loytr--Yvl are .nut worth your
salt today. What il the matter:
Clerk (,lct],ily)-~l sot here on tinle.~'
Ntw York Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Personally | am not inclined to TIN
}n.|it.f that Cleveland cnn carry the stat'
Of New t,rk-~-ti<r'r=e ". plnnk1tt
Stute Senator. New Iurk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17


i :"rrutsi tlle:iln1lai3rtttat9 ot lra.t Wt'"1h
and ,,R,,1 nu,ll:'rn,,~ tl1s> the Democratic
,utrty ultt;ei11* ;t|tvtrF tlcrt1oll .1t>~''t"
recruits to it, voting fort". lEn"ral{'
vicious. iI]itt,r;tte. unable to: reud u:
write. incompetent tn comprehend tue
genius vt Republican institutions they
never adapt themselves to the r'ls''r'-
mtut. ut American citizenship anu t"l4-
time NJ pests to the community Ihry
urr 1utrr voting machines a&ld their
VOTES ;.rv in .ls:rs**ati'n of the public
good. They enable Tam1iany to rrta1tE
it, yiriu1,. control in New York and fl
h. In, ,.hirf factor in the rulc uf the
state, Il constant nleliAtt 10 the hufn1'l'@'
trtti.m If the general government. .--s,;t1
Francisco Arg,nnut.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Cleveland cannot curry New York
ind ,snylnnlv wis, says to the contrary
il act.1att.l by 1,rtjutlict'@ motives -
Frank Rice, Secretary of State, NJ"
Vt,ri-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Stranger nat big hotel)-1 notice
YOU fee the walters. Do you get bet
ter strvict;
Regular G'tcst~~No
Stranger Then wh," 10 you do it
Regular Guest 80 they won't spt5y]
tho soup down my back. New York
Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Flower

Mr.. Lorenzo F. Sleeper is very
we'll known to the citizens Of Apple
ton, Me-, and neigl,b,rhood. lie
says: " light years ago Twas taken
sick, and suffered a. TO DIX but a
dyspeptic can: then began tak'
ling August Flower. Al that time
II was a great sufferer. Every
ching ate distressed nc 50 that /
"had to throw it up Then i'll a
"few moments that l1orrid distress
would come on and / would have
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

"to eat and suffer
"again. took a
little of your med
"icinc, and felt much
"l>cttcr, and after
"takinga a LITTLE: more
" August Flower my
Dyspepsia diSap-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-29

AMERICAN POETS.
Valuable Literary Information From g
French Paner.

Valuable Literary Information From n
French Paper.
Sometimes we have to 20 abroad to get
the news about ourselves. Here. for in
stance, is what NJ. de Wyzewa says about
our poets in the Revue Bleue:
The United States of America pos
sesses now but two poets, and they
belong as much to France as to
America. | refer to Mr.. Stuart Merrill and
Mr.. Francis Vjele-Grffin. Among the liv-
ing American authors who wrote verses.
neither Mr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, not
withstandiug his physical resemblance to
NJ. Renan, nor the old Quakers, Jean
Feuille- Verte Whittier. Notwithstanding
his age ana the purity Of his
intentions, nor Mines. Ella Dietz, Emma
lazarus. Ada IsaacS and Zadel Gustafson,
in spite of the grand number Of their
poems, not one of them is real poet. Nor
was James RGssell Lowell poet But on
the contrary, Walt Whitman, the magnifi-
cent ana noble old man who has Just died,
was every Inch poet"
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A WORD TO THE WISE.

Il
When you want Pure Teas and Cofees, at reason
able prices. cor send directJ any OF the IS
city stores of the Great American Importing Tea
Company and save all commissions. Having As
successful stores this coast Is ample proof that
they have the facilities for selling, and do sell.
the best Teas and Coffees for the least money just
now they are giving away to each purchaser cake
OF delicious Cream Chocolate. mY2l I'm
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oAKLANn REAL EsTATr.

TNHARNING 5-ACRE TRACE FRUITYALE
I Heights; magnificent view; house, rooms;
slowing springs; no frost; no fog; near proposed
electric road worth $750O will sell IT great sacri
dee for q week; only $4,000; $500 cash. Call az
once on THOMAS A. SMITH y CO. 1901 Park ST.,
Alameda my29 ct
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FOK SALE NITsCELLANE0Us,

LINE FRESH JERSEY cow AND CALF;
cheap: must be sold at once. Inquire of NOR
RIS Il MERSHON. Is Post St. my29 2t
T ARGE VARIETY THOROUGHBRED CHICKEN
u eggs or Matching. F. KRAUS, 1891 McAIlister.+
TOR SALE-GREYHOUND PUPPIES: PURE
i breed 400 9th ST., near Church my29 2t1
L1OR SALE-VERY RARE COIN, MEDALLION
Il OF George Washington on face; date 1888. Apply
627 Fulton 81, my27 ST.
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w ANTEO - IN BERKELEY COMFORTABLE
W house OF or rooms on good lot, for which
owner Will accept country property in part pay
ment; no agents. Address b. p, box AZ, this
once. IVY II
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LOST.


OST-PASSBO0K WITH THE HIBERNIA saw
II ings and Loan Society Of San Francisco in the
name OF ELLEN BRISTOL NO l26,234) The
finder VIII please return 10 bank. Iny29 Ste
CPIDER LACE-PIN, SET WITH LARGE CAR
- buncle ana diamond. lost Wednesday afternoon;
liberal reward. PHI Jones ST. my29 2t~
THURSDAY NIGHT, SMALL TERRIER PUP; (
L months old; ears and tail cut. Return notify
All Suffer: liberal reward.
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FuKNIsnED MOUsEs.

NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, ROOMS AND
~ oath: blocks from Brooklyn station block
from electric cars; family going East will rent for
year or longer; cheap to responsible tenant Ap-
ply TO $. T. GROVE. SO East Fifteenth ST., Oak
lsnd. my29 3t$
NEW 2-STORY FURNISHED HOUSE WITHIN
~ block and half OF electric road; $40 Army St,
bet. Church and Dolores; rent $50. my29 ST.
CUNNY CORNER: PIERCE AND PINE SITS; ~
- rooms completely furnished: family going on
trip abroad and VIII rent to desirable parties See
JAMES Z. and L. AVERY MCCARTHY. 646 Mar
ket ST. my2S 2t
e LILY AYR, OFF MARKET. NEAR OAK
" House. 8 rooms, bath; rent ST; new fur nture:
cheap; sell by the LIST. nY27 3t~
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET: 1924 MARKET
i St, In warm belt: low rent a suitable Tenant
Apply at the premises. my26 II
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NAPA SODA SPRINGS. LOCATED ON NOUN
~ tain side, miles northeast of Napl, 1000 feet
above the Napa valley; lot and cold Napa soda
water paths; accommodations hrst class: "Ourros"
for children 10 ride; telephone and postOice.
terms SIS per week ANDREW JACKSON, pro,
prietor. mv7 ON
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I OST-BLACK AND TAN BITCH. d MONTHS
IL old. Return TO 2lOI2 Chattanooga ST.. receive
reward.
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GTRAYED-BROWN SPANIEL PUP DOG, FRI
- day, May 81, corner Main and Mission SITS.
Finder Will return to Is Steuart st.. receive
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NDERSON SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY HOT
IL sulphur and iron baths. natural steam baths
are celebrated Tor the cure OF malaria rheumatism
paralysis, ST. Ftus dance, dropsy catarrb. cold
sulphur, SOFA, magnesia ana iron springs for dys-
pepsa, stomach, kidney and liver affections: so1r
springs for hemOrrhage OF the lungs; the Helmer
and Caro- springs for constipation: hot sulDhur
spring water cures piles plendid hunting and fish
ing; board 80 10 Sl4 per week: by rail- TO Calls
togo, stage to springs Write for further uartenarg
70 .. ANDEhoONt proprietor myl3 I'm
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RIUE LAKES HOTEL, LAKE COUNTY-UN.
- deFneW management ana extensively Improved:
Inc Switzerland OF America; 1900 feet above sea:
excellent hunting, hshing boating and bathing:
scenery grand aud romantic; excellent French
cooking; excursions to all points OF interest ia
county rail TO Ukah, thence stage direct TO hotel;
terms reasonable. MODRY il HEINEMAN props
bertha P0stOhce, Lake County, Cal. APPS 3m
u Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF TAG
II Pacific Coast. with rates, location, ETC. Duo-
iished In the Hotel Guide 100 pages. For sale By
Dewsdeaers, or send 25c In stamps 10 W. n PAT
TERSoN publisher. 80 Post ST.. 5 F. mrItf
A WEEKS NEWS FOR5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL. in wrapper ready for mailing.
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S4750 R6 B ., 0g SO Rooms 9s:Is TG %
boarders; rstclsss location for trade: good reason
for selling: clears $3.50 10 $500 per month all
expenses all the year round; completely furnished
lease runs at Sl20 per month; location, Oakland ;
Investigation solicited. Call or address f. w.
GsOO00 WILL EXCHANGE GROOM HOUSE.
DOUOO. with lot 225x235: orange and fruit
trees place; No well pure water; at St. Helena,
Rapa County; will exchange for lots or house and
lot IN Oakland or vicinity. Apply to +. w. WOOD
WARD q CO.. 800 Broadway, Oakland. my2s 2t
QOOR0 A DOUBLE FLAT
DAZOO. Paying e25 per month rent: reason
for selling, owner obliged 70 leave for Central
America Gail az once for bargain az Office OF
4. W. WOODWARD d CO., COZ Broadway, oak
land. my24 1t
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COEOMA COUNTY LAND - SALE OR EK-
- changes write fully. ANDREW PRICE. Heads
burg, Cal. feIsU
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CHOWCASES: COUNTERS ALL KINDS STORE
y ard salnon fLtnrcs. SEETON,S 2as 5th. mHll ! n
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7 OST-DARK CANARY. RETURN e87 NINE
u teenth 81. near CaStIn recnfYa raMard-
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I OST-A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
j. Savings and Loan Society OF San Francisco, in
the name OF ROSIE ANN DEAN aud SARAH
DEAN, No. 1,721 ,473. The finder viii please re-
turn u bank. mY26 5tS
I OST-A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
II Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in
the name OF SARAH DEAN, NO. ISL. 1892. The
finder Will please return to bank. my26 5t*
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.


O1O ELLIS, THE ESMOND-44 WELL FUR
- y nished rooms; all full; must sell; reason
able offer refused. my29 So
EOR RENT CHEAP - LODGING-HOUsE Il
rooms. Apply p steusrt st. my29 3t+
CHEAP FOR CASH; 10 LARGE ROOMS; SELL
" trade. los Second ST., 20 p NJ. mY2S 3t+
Tor SALE-FURNIsHED FLAT or y ROOMS;
i steadily occupied by 10 men; 10 good location:
cause OF selling leaving town. Address Il. b, Box
AZ this office. my25 II
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Y LILA LAS TOMAS; HEALTH AND PLEASURE
resort; beautifully situated in the Santa Cruz
MountalhS, III miles from Santa Cruz; ssDd for
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SUMMER REsnprC

[ IN "r S COTTAGE SARATOGA FOOT
~ mis-, Santa Cruz Mountains near i,o 1.
spring miles from Los Gatos, where guests Vii
pe met healthiul climate. watered roads iovatr
naiAS ana drives: good table; cream eggs frnif
etc A. B. FALMER Saratoga, Cat myS cod IT, H'''
pARAlSO SPRINGS, MONTEREY COTSTv-
4 Ca.-Season of 1892 New cottages. newIv IN
risneu; lew oathlng facilities; thorough renova-
ion; same management as for past years. trai1
TER, proprietor. anS6 o.
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$3.50 each-lO choice lots, 50K142 feet; only s25
cash and 81 90 per- month; within I've minutes
walk 10 Oakland and San Leandro new electric
road. For fun particulars apply 70 CHAS F.
WELD owner, 1902 BT oadwsy, oakland. myl3 II
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A000 AND UPWARD - CHEAPEST, BEST
SDEOO and most convenient lots offered for sale
the San LeandrO road. near FrultVRle; $40 cash,
g per month. CLOUGH q BAKER 1902 Broad
way, Oakland
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COTTAGES TO LET.
COTTAGE 4 ROOMS; RENT Sl2; COR. HART
" ford aud Nineteenth sts., near CastrO-st.
Apply G. H. UMBSEN & CO. IA Montgomery. 20 81
< ROOM COTTAGE. 1899 SANCHEZ. BET. TWEEN
~ ty-siIth and Army sts rent $l4; key grocery,
cor. Army and Sanchez, my20 2t*
MICE. SUNNY COTTAGE; 4RooMS: MODERN
~ improvements; $50. lllS Twenty third st..
Fair Oaks.
400 TURK. NEAR LARKIN-CoRNER COT
TOO tage rooms; yard, my2S 81"
COTTAGE: 3 RoOMS: YARD: BASEMENT.
y Apply premises, 1907 Folsom ST.,
Ninth. my27 3t<
COTTAGES AND ROOMS; BATH, BASE
" ment and yard Dolores aud Fifteenth. my27 So
COTTAGE OF ROOMS; LARGE YARD; sI3
y zoos 1wenty-f5urth ST. my24 IT,
100 LIBERTY. BET GUERRERO AND DO
1AO IOres-COttage: garden front and reat all n
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Xxx SCOTT TO LEASE, FURNISHED OR
1O1 - unfinished, residence with ali mOLern
Improvements, Is rooms near the girls high
school and opposite Hamilton square. Full partcu-
lars on premises, or OFARRELL Sc LANG'S, II
Montgomery st. my29 SuWe 2t
CTEAM POWER TO LET WITH WELL
- lighted rooms at 1926 Eighth mr. Market. mS e.
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SAN MATEo CoUNTYl

The place to build a country home; the park Is
only blocks from Redwood City depot. and is
beautifully laid out with winding roads, art site
gateways picturesque homes. ever running
creek and grand old oaks; the electric road will
pass the property and IL is miles to the Stanford
University; there now remains unsold only 70 OF
she lots, 5UX20O feet. at $3.50 each, these are
offered easy terms-$2b cash. balance in monthly
payments OF &l2 so; NO INTEREST; IL Will pay
you to Investigate. For illustrated book OF views
map, etc. call on r. 7. BUNKER, president, Cali
fornia Marx ct or c. X. STURTEVANT, secretary
l9 Montgomery ST. my2S-29 je3-5 At
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STORES no LET.

DINING- ROOM OWNER WILL PUT N FRONT
ply 319 Ellis. mVSe ~
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$3.50 each and upward 100 lots on San Leandro
road, the greatest highway in and out OF Oakland;
will rival San Pablo avenue 10 importance; such
bargains ever offered in Oakland; night IN the
march OF immediate improvements; electric road
70 oakland fare I'VE 30 cents; come at once before
prices adVanef; sure to make money; lots 4OXl20;
terms 80 cash and 80 per month. CL0UGH d
BAKER, 1902 Broadway, Oakland
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DR. H. CRAIGIE has REMOVED FROM Is
IL 9th to 1885 Market. opp. J. j. o'Brien's m22 I'm
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-17

ial years. Ordinarily Pennsylvania
may be added to the list, but there
is no means of telling anything
about what Pennsylvania will do
this year.
Here in the Central West the
Republicans can count on nothing
surely. Indiana is now opposed to
Harrison. There is little doubt
that there is now in the State a
plurality of at least 10000 against
him. The Democratic chances of
carrying Illinois and Wisconsin are
better than the chances of the Re
publicans. Iowa is mt least as apt
to give its electoral vote to Cleve-
land as it is to return to the Re-
publican party. The Democrats
will divide the vote of Michigan,
and in Kansas and Nebraska Harri-
son is fighting both the Democrats
and the Third party people of the
Farmers alliances.
Where then do the custom-house
and post Office Repu blicans expect
to get an electoral majority? The
Blocks-of-Five system cannot be
successfully used over such terri
tory as this when the people have
been educated to such knowledge
of its workings as they gained from
the Harrison campaign of 1888 in
Indiana, and in the absence of such
means of control Harrison is beaten
three months before the polls open
st. Louis Republic.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-17
The Tax on the Consumer

Some people paid a very large
amount of money to the Govern
ment in 1891 in tariff taxes, The
money was paid here by the import
ers and was added to the price Of
the articles.
A great many cotton goods were
imported. Their value was 800, l42,-
600. The tax on them was $14, $685.
sos. I'm other words, for u dollar
worth of cotton goods the importer
paid about $l.5O. IF he made an
average profit of 10 per cent. on his
outlay the jobber paid at least 81 90
If the jobber made Is per cent. the
retailer paid about $l.9O. and if he
IL his turn, made 20 per cent. thu
man or women who bought thu
goods for wearing apparel said $2.2S
for dollars worth of cotton goods
OF woollen goods $43,OOO,OO(
worth were imported, and on then
the Government collected tax Of
S35, 100000 or about so per cent
Therefore the importer paid Sl.S'
for every dollars worth of woolens
and if the various dealers made tin
average profits assumed above tn
consumer paid for his dollars wortl
of WOODEN S2.70.
Tariff taxes grow until the con
sumner finally pays them. The con
sumer's tax on cottons, in the cas-
supposed. would be 1913 per cent
7S more than the importers; hi
tax on woolens would be 40 pei
cent, or 90 more than the import
er's.
This is what "a tariff tax signitie
to the consumer of cottOns am
wooden goods.-N. Y. World.