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The morning call., 1893-09-17

John PFoRR. 32s MONTGOMERY ST, OPP
y safe Deposit
S1l.00U-Business corner on Powell ST.; rents
SS5; under long lease at that.
Reduced $1,000 from Sl0,000-Rent $50; two
2-story nice houses, rooms each and lot; Frank
lin ST. Rear Pine: 34x75.
S12.50O-Rent S93; business property on Fell
St. near Cough; store and fats: u :6Xl20
S360U-StevensOn St. near Tenth; cottage OF
rooms; lot 25x62 rent S22.
S14 ,0OO-Rent Sl24 50 per month; an excellent
business corner: stores and dwellings; lot 3OXSO.
S4500-L2rge house; two stores and II rooms
upstairs; a l2-year lease; corner Fourth and
BrannaH StS.
Market 81, bet. 9th and 7th; 25y9O. with 2-story
house store below and lodgings upstairs; VIII be
sold at 4 bargain for the buyer
S1O,000-EXcellent corner: Clay and Baker sts.;
56Xl05: fine view; viii sell whole or in parts.
S36 0O0-A magnificent corner on Mission St;
stores, and 6-room fats upstairs. and 4-room
c oUtages; lot 65xlO0; rent S2l2.
Fine Market-st. properly; so It. front, running
through TO stevenson St. with improvements; al
ways rented.
SS3OO-Lot on Broderick ST., near Union: e3x
Isl g; all on the grade.
S6250-Fine brick bu lding Of stories and
basement, on Brannan st. bet Sd and 4th; store,
aud fat OF rooms and bath upstairs; lot 25X75;
rent $40; years lease.
$5O0G-COttage Of b rooms and bath; sunny side
OF Pine St: lot 26 :3xl37 :6.
Fine lot, 29xl28:7, on Sacramento ST., bet La
Runa and buchanan: offer wanted.
$3l00-Lot 25xl37:6; Oak St, Clayton,
fronting PARK: very cheap
Cheap lots along Mission road. Excelsior, Col
lege, Academy and West-end Homestead Tracts
SELF tt Su
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QOSO0 4 COZY HOME: SUNNY LINE OF
SDACOO. 2OJh St. near several lines OF street
cars; neat bag-window cottage of rooms and
bath; brick foundations, stone walks, etc; LOT
24Iq2 " "
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IMPROvED PROPERTY.

Call and obtain a copy of our Real Estate Rec
ord" which contains a list OF properties FOR sale
in all parts of the city
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GIL SO0 A BARGAIN: COST NEARLY
IT L. .OOO. $4,000; rents SS5; 3 elegant
fats on SuTter St; lot y 7:6xI37:6.
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&11 000 STORES AND FLATS; COR
" wv. 19tn ana Jessie sts.; rents $50;
iol 3Oxoo. MADISON & BURKE.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
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COL GETZ & BROTHER,
- ls POST STREET
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
NEW BLOCKS TO BE sUBDIvIDED
OPPOSITE MIDwINTER FAIR GROUNDS.
NEAR STRAWBERRY HILL AND LAKE
9hO0 FOR LOTS NORTH OF THE PARK.
I'd 1OO in block fronting park; only $40 down,
balance in 50 monthly installments.
SOUTH OF THE PARK
Q1O5 $3.50 To $500 FOR LOTS NEAR
u l. ~. the Electric Road and ocean Boule.
ward; $40 down, balance % monthly. SOL GETZ
q BROTHER.
GDOO $3.50, $500, $500 AND $500 CHOICEST
ID -OO. lots opposite Strawberry Hill. Lake
Cable and Electric Road these lots: S25
down and $40 monthly. SOL GETz d BROTHER.
0SOO $3.50, $500. $1,000 TO $500. ONE
49,. BLOCK from PARK, near entrance, for
graced lois, naead2mized streets, ready TO build
on; Electric Road now running near this properly
magnificent view Of Ocean, PARK and Cataract;
only o-cent 1sre from any part OF the citv; all
lots on easy terms SOL GETZ BROTHER.
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD on MISSION STREET.
ol75 $3.50 AND $500 FOR LEVEL LOTS
u ~. near Mission st. Electric Road will be
Ia operation in months. only scent fare to our
lots; $25 down and So monthly.
CALL FOR MAPS AND DIAGRAMS
SOL GETZ q BROTHER,
au2O tt SuTh 1s Post st.
L'OR SALE ON EASY TERMS
l elegant twostory house on Ashbury Heights
containing rooms, bath, laundry and basement,
splendid home: fine view aud surroundings; will
sell this at a sacrifice.
fine bay window house OF rooms and bath
on south Broderick St. near Haght-street cara; a
fine cozy homo for family.
WiIl sell any Of the above on easy terms. For
NJ j. BLACKMAN,
au27 tfsuwe 226 HAYES st.
Go7S --ACREs-
- . 20. one acre equivalent seven 4O.foOt
loIs or eleven Zofoot lots.
70 acre lots near Berkeley; steamcars stop on
the ground: only 40 minutes 70 san Francisco;
Buy one. w. A. CALDWELL, AIS Montgomery.
au2O suTuTh If
Sl750 FINE .e, NEW MODERN HOUSES
window, high basement and large yard; on sunny
side of the street; street graded and macadam-
f. VANDERVEKEN $50 Market st. au27 CT Su
QOG00 FLATS or AND S ROOMS:
OAOOO. Morris ave.. near Sixth ST.: street ac-
cepted by city, rents $3.50 per year; best buy in
town. j w. COLkMAN,13l Montgomery st. % tfSu
G0000 CASH. $1,000 CASH
BIGGEST BUY IN ALAMEDA COUNTY
FOR THE MONEY.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBDIVISION OF a. LOTS,
LYING CONVENIENT TO ELECTRIC ROAD
STREETS GRADED AND CITY WATER.
PRICE AS WHOLE $4,000.
The bank has mortgage OF $4,000, which can
run; balance $1,000 must be paid in cash
This property can be sold for $4,000 before
one year. The owner must have money at once
For sale this week on ly at above price
For full particulars apply to
M. j. LAYMANCE & CO.,
SEQ II ass Eighth street, Oakland,
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Ge700 sUBSTANTIALLY BUILT BAY
DOt w. window fats on Diamond ST.; rents
$55; lot 25xl25; cheap
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QI = E-n0O OAK ST: 4 ELEGANT FLATS
ON .OOO. of 8 ana rooms and al modern
i&a<ovemeuts, renting for $3.50 per aunum;
ANh basement, which can be made into 2 fats Of
Sspoms and bath each with outlay or $500:
l66 50xl37 IS; street work ali done: investigate
thlA or giIt-edged bargain.
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GR0OO CORNER ON SANCHEZ ST.
u QOOOO. good fats: rents S48 lot % :6xl05;
good location.
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cocoa 2HOUSEs AND 2 FLATS ON TE-
O0OUU. hama ST.; IoE 45x7O,
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Full Charge Taken OF Property.

Real Estate Agents and Rent Collectors,
626 Market street.
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G1TSO SUBSTANTIAL FLATS ON SHOT.
u Il OO. well ST.. in Mission warm belt.
near 2lst St; rents $35; lot 50 0:6x122:6.
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GQDS0 ELEGANT CORNER IN THE MIS-
GpC-OO. siOn on goth St; improvements in
store and / rooms and fiat of rooms. aud bath
stable, etc; lot 25xli2; $4,000 can remain if
desired.
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CIO 0O0 5 HOUSES AND 2 FLATS ON
SC1O.OOU. Capp ST.; rents $3.50 per month;
bay-windows, brick foundations, etc.; lot S0xll5
TO an alley.
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UTOE0 NICE MODERN BAY WINDOW
~ AOO. residence of rooms and batn; brick
foundations, etc; stable and carriage-house; lot
p :6xl27 SI4; sunny line OF Clay ST.; nice Ioca-
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GOTSO ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
ID Z ~. new Eastlake cottage of 5 rooms
and bath; brick foun daUiOns, stone walks etc :
LOIS 26IlOO, near 24th st cable road.
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G910O RENTS $50 PER MONTH; 2 FLATS
SpOtOO. on Chattanooga ST., in the Mission
warm belt; 25 .6xl17.
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GOO 5OO CORNER ON 5rH ST; RENTS
5OxlOO.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

NJ ADIsoN q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1858
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* n 0Q0 A BARGAIN; PINE ST, NEAR
gLO. .O'O. Polk; 4 houses; rents SS6; lot 25x
1zO TO Austin ST. MADISON X BURKE.
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&12 H00 ELEGANT RESIDENCE: CLAY
W O.pOO. mr.. Walnut; 10 rooms bath: loi
Z6;lOx127 g. MADISON a BURKE
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GS7E0 NICE 2-STORY BAY WINDOW
SDOt OO. residence; sunny line of Haight ST :
rooms and bath; brick foundations. etc; lot
u ;6KIO5.
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QOOnO WESTERN ADDITION: COTTAGE
tDZOUU. We'll located; rooms and bath; bav-
windows laundry, etc: lot 25xl05:9; within 5
minutes walk Of Kearuy S.
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S3900 KeaFb1 KTRN 81 10 MTNgTEs wALK OF
bay window cottage OF rooms and bath; high
basement, stone walks. etc.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

q H. UMBsEN & co.
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utl Oharge iaAen OF property.
SIT 600 STORES AND FLATS; COR.
lot 3Ox8o. MADISON BURKE.
&l0 0Q0 A BARGAIN; PINE ST, NEAR
'ao UhO. .O,,O. Polk; houses rents ss6; lot 25x
l2O to Austin st. MADISON x BURKE.
S13 500 ELEGANT RESIDENCE: CLAY.
y ~ l C:COO. nr. Walnut 10 rooms, bath; lot
%oi4o1127;8 g. MADISON q BURKE.
GQOOO OFFER WANTED: LARGE g.
&+gOOO. story house in flats; brick foun.
2atioh; sunny siae OF Liberty St. near Guerrero;
$4,000 OAK, NEAR AsHBURY: ROOMS
BURKE.
No CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT PARK NEW
~ residence rooms; bath; finished basement;
VIII take vacant lot as part payment
SS25O SGaAI 0,FARRELL RE NGAE f. IAeqNA; 8
ave. MADISON 81 BURKE.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE: MUST BE SOLD ON
- account OF owners leaving the city; n. line of
Clay ST, near Webster: 10 rooms and bath: rents
$50; lot 27:6xl27:s. MADISON a BURKE
G7SOO LESS FOR CASH: WALLER. Mr..
" tCOO' Scott; and bath; 30xll26 will
trade Tor Alameda cottage MADISON & BURKE.
$1,000 BARGAIN: PAGE ; ST; Mr., DEyIs-
MADISON & BURKE.
G6OO0 FAIR OAKS ST, NEAR 23D; 2
OOAUO: new fats: rents $40 So; lot lot so1
1859. MADISON y BURKE.
GE6SO CLAY ST. Mr.. POWELL; FLATS:
u OOOU. rents $50; lot 2Cx9l, with to an
alley. MADISON a BURKE.
$4,000 POWELL ST. Mr. LOMBARD: 9
OOOOO. rooms and BATH lot 23xl0O. MADI.
$1,000 2 FLATS; PATH ST. NEAR DOL
son Il BURKE
GA1OO NOE, NEAR ELIZABETH - 8
&f w: rooms and bath; lot 25127. MADI-
G925O MONTGOMERY ST. COR. NEAR
SDCDO. Green; S rooms; rent SIG; lot 25x7O
DOIOO. Baker; 27:61137:6. MADISON q
CHEAP HOMES ON EASY TERMS
bath; large basement: 25xl2O.
aS-2O00Green, ~ ST. near Dupont; rents S22; lot
s3o0O-Shipley. near 5th; fats; rents s21: lot
$3.50 s2SoouCalifOrnia ia ave. near Capp St; cottage
IoohS' modern; 20 :SXl00.
UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY.
Elegant location for fats: Green ST., nr. Polk;
25IlO0; $500.
Corner Point Lobos and Ilth aves; lO7 :6xlOO.
Ss0Oo-Mssion. near 25th: 4OxI15 to an alley.
S4900-Grove, near Lyon; 50XlS7 ;6
$bOUO-COrner Church and list: 52XlZ0.
$500 Dolores. near oath: 50Xl25.
$3500-Cheap: Ashbury. near Oak; 27;6X123.
S33O0-22d and Douglass; 6OIS1-
S25OO-6rove, mr.. Shrader; 25Xl37 :6.
S2250-2lSt near Treat ave; 25xiO0.
$35OO-2Oth. near Dolores: 5OIll4: cheap.
$1,000 eSch-Chattanooga. mr.. LIST; 26xl25
S2lO0-BrY ant, 23d; 26XlOO.
$l95O-Cheap; 2lst. near Dolores; 2511lA
$1S00-LoUt. nr. McAllister; 25xl06:S.
$1S00-Church, near 24th: 25x75.
SiS0O-CaStrO, nr 22d: 25Il05.
Sl70U-Sullivan, near StaByaD; 25Il00.
SZ25u-GroVe. near Lyon; Z5Il37 :6.
l4OO-Duucan, near Dolores: 25xllA.
$120O-Elizabeth. near Diamond; 25xll4
SS50-Cheap; 5th ave, California; 25Il20.
$650-Cnapultepec near Henrietta; 26x70
MADISON d BURKE. 626 Market 81.
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pUY HOME!
STOP BORROWING ONEI
JACOB HEYMAN
HAS LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF
THE CITY AT A GREAT BARGAIN
....ON.--s
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$4,000 51S13 EINE 9I MISSION .2...t REslDENCE;
bay-window house of rooms ana bath; lot z5x
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&Q000 OFFER WANTED: LARGE g.
NCOOV. story house in 2 flats: brick foun.
aallon; sunny siae of Liberty ST., near Guerrero;
uouolel lot 451ll4. MADISON q BURKE.
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oil sOO CHEAP: ELEGANT NEW
u .oUU fats Of 8, and rooms and bath
each; brick foundations. stone walks, electric an.
piiances. etc; rents $50; lot 25xIU6:3; Scott sr
well lnnafad-
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GsDEO PARTNER WANTED IN CONTRACT
O-OO. ing business clears SO per month TO
each: rare chance. 1927 Market st. SELF 3t*
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G0S00 REDUCED: 2 HOUSES AND LOT
SpOOOO. 25x9O; near O'Farrei and Webster
stS.; rents $50; street accepted by the city
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GO0 G0O REDUCED FROM S26,o 600; $l2.-
OAZ.UOO. 500 cash; balance at SIC per
cent; Hayes-st business property; substantial I'M
provemeutS. consisting of houses and lot p :6x
l2O to rear street.
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NO CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT NEW
~ residence rooms; bath; finished basement
VIII take vacant lot as part payment.
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G6C00 2-STORY BAY WINDOW RESI-
= OJOU. dence Of rooms and hath. brtct-
foundations, etc; lot 25xi15; sunny line OF FIT
teenth ST., near Market
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G0000 OAK, NEAR ASHBURY: ROOMS
1DOOO. and bath; 25xl37:6. MADISON q
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A BARGAIN-2-STORY HOUSE or ROOMS
n and bath: corner lot 50xI15: streets severed,
acadamized and sidewalk; improvements in fair
order: property held at $1,000: bank holds mort
gage $3.50 now due; must sell at once; make
offer for equity to save foreclosure. NJ. J. LAY
NANCE q CO., 466 Eighth ST., Oakland. se10 st
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G6000 AN ACTUAL BARGAIN: RE-
COOOO' duced; fine new bay-window flats
OF and o rooms and bath each: brick founda-
lions ete'; LOT 5Cx426; warm belt of the Mission;
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A. n. LIssAK .. T. Won
The morning call., 1893-09-17

LINE SALOON FOR SALE IN COUNTRY;
account other business; making money. Apply
320 Drumm st. sel6 3t*
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I ADIESl CHICHESTERS ENGLISH PENNY
IL royal Pills Diamond brand) are the best. Safe
reliable. Take other. Send &c (stamps) for
particulars Reief for ladies' in letter by return
mail AT druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia. Pa. apS SaSuTh ly
DRIVATE HOME IN CoNFIN EMENT. 1908
L Mission st; ladies who desire to go into con-
fnement with every care and attendance OF a Ger
man physician (ilR. HERWIG) and a graduated
midwife (MRS. VEG ENER) will find same at
the above address: private diseases OF ladies
specially; cures guaranteed; babies adopted.
Telephone No 1888. l23m
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S4S00 KAs9 KnS6, Terms; ddfisSs GOOD oo NEW By
prick foundations, etc; sunny line 10th ST. lot
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GQCS0 o'FARRELL. NEAR LAGUNA; 8
UO-CO. rooms and bath; lot 25xl2O. to olive
ave MADISON 81 BURKE
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Pelf.

There are people in whose eyes we always seem
to see the CLINT of the yellow metal in whose
speech we always hear the jingling of dollars
and dimes. Their very gowns rustic like new
crisp greenbackS, their boots seem to creak mon
ey, money. Next to the bOreS who are cOntinlI-
ally talking about themselves, these are the most
tireSOme folk Alas! there are too many of them,
minds so subdued by the worship of pelf that
they bring every sentiment, every feeling. down
TO the money standard.
The first question when man dies is, How
much property did he leave? The first question
when young person marries is, Has he or she
done well, financially?
Pelf, not money in the larger and nOber sense.
has this power to degrade. The use of money
for progress and civilization, even for the splen-
dor and beauty of the world, come not into the
category. 1t is the gangrene of the selfish love
of money that attacks the vitals of society, the
auriferous hue that cOlOrs so many thousand of
spectaceS, and will not allow people to see any
form of goodness or virture, or worth art, that
does not bear its color. Society," called, is hope
lessly tainted. Each year it is placed more and
more on the commercial basis, If you can be of
use to me, will love you, honor you, serve YOU"
Such is the rule of life of the fahionable part of
the community. Bat in the private heart in the
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-03-30
The Spirits Moved Him.

Mrs. Mullany had gone to sleep in her
chair; her ball of yarn had fallen to the
floor, where the cat was knitting cob
webs with it between the chairs.
Pat Mullany was smoking his old clay
pipe, and trying to get last week news
into his head by means of reading aloud
very slowly, and spelling the hard
words. ObliviOus to his wife's nap, he
said: "Biddy, do We mind that? Moi, but
he was the foine man! Listen. will yez {?
The perceSSiOn moved along wild tn
gal-lent Sirenth actin as guards on
each side of the c-a-i-s-s-O-n.' Plat tn
divil's that? Cal XII, s. kies-son-kis.
son ?-shure it must be the tn carcass.
The sthreets were lined wild a multi
tude of people,
Here he was interrupted by knock
at the door, to which he paid no atten-
ton, save to glance at the door. The
knock was repeated.
who's thare?"
"Shure it's US
"WhO the divil's us 90
"Shure it's me, Tim Ryly, Billy Null
dune, Mister Mcguire, and the rist."
"Phat de yez be wantin' here? It's
most nine o'clock, and Biddy's ashlape
be the fire.
pat Mullany, will We open tn dour-
and let us be after comm? We've
come to pass the time wild yez. Barry
ROoney's got his fiddle, and we could
have shtip or two
go way wild yez.'
Here's Mrs. O'IIay, wild a foine
shtewed rabbit, and Mrs. Flynn, wild
some foine pays"
The door opens an inch.
"Come, now, it's Larry Quinn has his
pocket full of pipes and tobacco, and
it's meself that has sugar and Unions;
that, wild the aid of little hot wather,
and drop of the crathur, will put a
heart in yez.'
eye spalpeen! where do yez think I'd
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obscure or sem-Obscure life, there are still hooks
and corners for the affections, the reverences
the homage due to all that is pure, noble worthy
and of good report. If these affections are not
met still there are warnings, still there are
ideals of a possible state of things where the
nOblest qualities may find their need of honor
and appreciation. But in an age devoted
to the worship of pelf one carries these ideals
and seeks to save them as lighted candle is
carried Out-Of-doOrs on a windy night.-Chris-
tidn Register.
There has Just arrived here from the West a
man who wants to be a sacrifice on the official
altar to the extent of a position as Judge-AdvO-
cate or Attorney-General in certain Territory
that will be admitted to Statehood soon after
Congress cOnveneS next session. Once upon a
time he was on the bench in the Territory and
during his term justice was administered with
unusual vigOr. The Judge knows plenty about a
''gun - but not a rap about law. His friends adj
yised him never to take firearms into court with
him, but he didn't take the advice, for among
the papers on top of his desk he made a little
hollow and there his revolver rested until one
day lawyer made statement that didn't suit
the Judge, whereupOn the latter whipped up the
revolver, pointed it at the lawyer and announced
that if that was not taken back the court would
blow the top of the lawyers head off. On an
other occasion minister met him on the street
and asked him to tighten sentence he had just
imposed. The Judge was furious with the preach
er, pulled his revolver and declared that he would
teach him to tamper with justice again. A Con-
gresham from his State who was then practic-
ing lawyer and a smart one, too, helped the Judge
out of many predicament. When the candidate
for appointment arrived here he hunted his old
friend up at once. Say, G-,did you ever read
any of my decisOns?" asked the Judge, who
was urging his qualifications for office. WANT
they great?" OF course they were," answered
C.; "but didn't l help make them allo"-
Kate Fields Washington
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be after gettin' the crathur at this time
of night p
"Shure it's just Tim Ryly as can tell
We. Haven't got the bottle under me
arm, kapin' warm and lively wild me
hearts throbbin'?"
"Tim Ryly, shure it's fool we are!
Why didn't We tell me an hour ago
Come in an see Biddy; shure she's
wearyin' for sight of yez. Biddy, me
dear, here's Mr.. Ryly and the rest come
for bit of supper they've brought
along wild 'em. Shure here they've been
standin' widout, and we waitin' widin,
hOurs."-H. E. Mcintosh, IN H0rpe''s
MOg0zi21e.
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A tramp, one summers day crossed a
meadow rich with hay; passed up the
road, and to the village went, on mis-
sion of "self protection bent" The ho-
boes a picnic in the grove were to give,
and in order to attend he thought some
new pants he must have. A doctor sign
on door caught his sight, and straight
the door bell he rung, and on the trim
little lady who answered the ring the
following Interrogation he sprung:
Dear madam, as you see, my pants
are out at the knee, and a pair of the
doctors cast off ones I'd crave, to hide
the bare spots to be SEEN" I'm the
DOCTOR she blushing replied, while the
tramp went off in the woods and hired
mule to kick him to death.-E1.
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Figure it Out.

A widower and son, who live at Te-
kOnsha, Michigan, married widow and
daughter. Both couples have children
who are in quandary as to their rela-
tiOnship.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-03-30

The members of the Pierian circle..wll be inter
eSted in synopsis of a lecture on "Greek Edll-
cation Before the Rise of Philosophy" delivered
at st. Paul. by Prof Thomas Davidson.
a sketch was made of the education by means
of physical training and music, says the Pioneer
Press and of the grand organization of letters as
they were taught by singers and musicians, who
attainedthis learning for the purpose of recording
musical compositions. which become too numer-
GUS TO be carried in the memory. From the desul-
tory studying was traced the growth of schools
and academies, which in time became famed the
world over. and the curriculum through which
the Greek youth passed in order to attain the
perfection of polish which made Athens what it
was An enumeration and study of the divine
patrons of the various branches of learning
was interesting and instructive. An outline of
the history of the rise of philosophy closed the
lecture
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-03-30

Smallpox is not any more contagious
than good example. RAMS Horn.
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IMMIGRATION.
{ Report for Glass G. by I'll. III. s.


Once an American citizen can but take an in
terest in the most important subject of the day
that of immigration Who ever saw man with
strong arms and honest heart. with ambition
enough to leave home and friends to better his
condition in a strange land. make anything but
a good citizen? All men look with admiration
upon the record of those noble bands OF immi-
grants who first established themselves upon
this continent; from every nation and of every
creed they united and found a new nation. a
new manhOOd-the American citizen. Those
sturdy pioneers who suffered every deprivation
and hardship to establish liberty for liberty
sake-who. to protect that liberty, fought and
bled on the fields of Lexington, Bunker Hill,
Bennington. TicOnderOga. Trenton, Valley
Forge, Yorktown and at last wreSted from Eng
land her brightest jewel and laid it at the feet of
suffering humanity-whO also subdued the will
dernesS from the Atlantic to the Pacific in the
face of those savage tribes brbed by British gold
whose children laid down their lives on south
ern battle fields to sweep from these United
States the last vestige of European wrong. and
proclaimed freedom and protection to all with
out regard to race. creed or cOlOr-tO this Amer
lean citizen should bow with reverence.
Therefore, say to you. when you read American
history, with the word painting OF the historian,
with his heroes and authors grouped around,
bow your head in reverence and read between
the lines the history of those who sleep in I'M
known graves that we might live as a nation,
and hand down the legacy of free asylum to
the oppressed of all nations. to future genera
lions with all its prestige and purity unimpaired.
Who has the right to demand the restriction
of that Immigration which is destined by God?
When the full tide reaches the Pacific either to
cross or sweep backward across the Atlantic
and revolutiOnize Europe, Asia and Africa. and
finish the work of the Aryan race commenced on
the shores of the Baltic at the dawn of the pres
ent observation-disclosures the final struggle
takes place. whether in old conservative China.
on the plains of India. in the wildS of Africa or
monarchial Europe. this race, the American, is
destined to carry the good tidngs to the whole
world of Peace Oh EARTH good will to men,
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-03-30

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