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The morning call., 1893-05-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.

II. uMBSEN a CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, REyT COLLECTORS
AND AuCTIoNEERS,
IA Montgomery ST., S. f.
Cal, ! and obtain one of our "Rea Estate Rec.
UIus, whlch contains list of properties for sale
In ali parts OF the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
S0Z0U. OF rooms m and bath bath: brick 1 fa9h- a9E
aasti9n stone walks. ETC.; Jersey st. near Castro;
Sll 600 SA;s,E. SSAGKsoS ST ST; rAolrIo A.0 FL.
window residence OF ii rooms aud bath: brick
foundations. stone walks. Electric appliances
etc.; nicely frescoed; lot 26 6I1O0.
@IOOO coTrAGEoN 27TH. Mr.. SANCHEZ;
I'd OOO. 30xl14; street work dOne.
@5OOO BAY-wINpow RESIDENCE OF 7
OpOOO. rooms and bath on Sutter ST.; rents
$780, lot 2Sx55.
$4,000 2NICE BAY-wINDow FLATS ON
u fOUO. 18th St; rents $34: lot 2>Ill2 near
electric road; good location; always rented.
@-7zo FINE 2-sroRY BAYwINDow
ID tDo. residence of rooms and bath: brick
foundations, etc.; sunny line of sutter ST.; lot
35xl00.
$3.50 pER9N sr e,s SEaS EAR dsags 1sTa ASR
rooms and path lot 25xS0.
G1H00 CORNER IN SOUTH SAN FRAN
u 1OOO. cisco; cottage of rooms and bath;
brick foundations, etc lot 33:4x75.
S5I5O SSooD RENTS; NEAR 9TH AND
32:3x56
0fOOO FLATS ON THE SUNNY LINE
OOOUU: of JACKSON ST., rents sac: lot 23x74;
COO0O WELL BUILT 2-SToRY BAY
OCUuU. window residence OF rooms and
Drick fOnuuatfOnS-
line of Hayessk; good location: lot 25x137:5.
CIT nOO HYDE ST: DOWNTOWN RES
u IL. .VOO. idence: bay-window house OF 10
rooms and bath; brick foundations, stonewalks.
etc.; street accepted; lot 25xS7:6
01S0O NICE BAY-wINDow COTTAGE OF
D1ctO. rooms and bath; 18th St, near Mar
ket; brick foundations, ETC.: lot 25x9l:6.
$1,000. R,r5a ELEeATT E S.nt. E4Ars F45 s, On
$780, N!GE .1Is.1 FbA .ae.s,sS on ST
good rents; make an offer.
G10 ROO 4NICE BAY-wINDow FLATS:
u p1C. OOu. sunny line of Ellis St; through to
rear street; rents $50 so; lot 25xl20.
QDl OOO MONTGOMERY AyENtE. I'M
p- .OOO. provements and lot 55 :S1s on
montgomery MOI ave. running through TO rear street;
part OF lot vacant: present Tt nts $140 per mouth
nne investment; arco ted street.
UNIMPRoVED.
$3o00-Business lot on Guerrero 81; 25xSu
S5OOO-l6 lots IN Flint Tract; good speculation.
S95O-Pamer St. near 30th; Paramount Tract;
25X4 0U; ready to build on.
SloOO-Sanchez ST.; 25XS0: ready to build on.
$45Uo-Pterce ST.; 5Ux1l26; as whole or in
subdivisions.
S5OO-south side: 25xebo: n st.
$llOO-2 lots in Sunnys side; right at the electric
cars.
$2sO-South San Francisco; 18th ave.; only 2
blocks from cars; 25x100.
$lz00-Richmond; st., rear the park: 25xlOO;
on easy terms.
Si0o0-50X100: Hoffman ST., near god; street
WORK done completes; this is bargain.
$2400-Lor on 18TH ST., near Market; ready for
bui ding.
q. H. UMBsEN & CO.. IA Montgomery % Turh
gC00n BROOM COTTAGES ON 25TH ST
DLJUU. half block W. of Castro
5000 and $500 EACH large 7-room 2-story
houses on Castro ST., near Goth: splendid view;
large plastered basement; tiled mantels: double
pariors: porcelain tubs, etc.
S325O-&-st ry houses sunny side of goth st ,
with bay-wlndows; half block w OF Castro ST.
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0lDS BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, AL
u -. lendale Tract, East Oakland: now is
the time to buy; electric road Will soon reach
them, Inquire at Bra ch Office, 1lU5 23d ave
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
L We are closing out sacrifice prices the re-
naming lots in the beautiful
STONE TRACT
on the Oakland. San LeandrO and Haywards
Electric Road. These lots are covered with fruit
trees, and are the choicest in the entire tract
Call at and improve this opportunity to secure
bargain: A. Ii. BREED Co. 460 Ninth ST.,
oakland. my2l u
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q S0 LOTS WITH FRONTAGES NEAR
ID ~. Holly Park and Miss lou electric road
perfectly level; these are fine for expressmen.
JONES. ALLEN & co , $50 Market st.
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GOSO FOR ELEGANT LOTS NEAR NEW
ID LoO Mission electric road ami Silver ave:
nice home cottages already built here and any
one can own lot at the price: MAKE your own
terms as To payments. JONES, ALLEN & CO.,
$50 Markeust.
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> LOTS NEAR TERMINUS or yALENCIA-ST
= cable on very easy terms; build yourself
home; these lots are near cable and electric
roads, and you can buy one of these lots for 5000
at JONES, ALLEN d CO. $50 Market St
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" on CAN BUY A LOT ALMOST ANY PART
OF the city from us; South San Francisco, Mis-
sion road. Chenery ST.. Mission. North Beach near
Futon Iron orks, south of the Park on boule-
ward, the onlv lots for sale, north OF the Park,
and East Oakland: come and see us before you
buy: we must surely suit you JONES, ALLEN q
co, owners, $50 Market ST.; branch Office. llU5
23d ave. East Oakland. my2l SuTuTh
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GSOO THREE LOTS FOR SALEM JONES
u OoO. Addition; this nice residence-tract is
building up very rapidly; near to s. f. aud s NJ.
electric road, which transfers to all parts of the
city. JONES, ALLEN d CO.. $50 Market st.
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IMPROVED PRoPER1

Cali and obtain of our "ReaI Estate Rec
in all parts of the city
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> 50-VARAS, LOMBARD-ST, NEAR FULTON
- Iron Works; good prospective property: part
cash; street work done on Lnmbard: no reasona-
bic "ffer refused; this property is coming into
the market and is surely good Investment
JONES, ALLEN & Co, owners, $50 Market ST.
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10000 6-Ro3M S, COTTAGES y ON 25TH ST.
$1,000 and $500 each, large 7-room 2-story
houses on Castro ST., near 20th splendid view
large plastered basement; 3 tiled mantels: double
parors por reclaim tubs, etc.
S325O-&-st try houses sunny side of goth st ,
with bay-windows; half block w of Castro st.
$275O-3 broom cottages with bay-windows
bath and basement nearly fms 4ei: cor. 10th ana
Eureka: near 1Sth-st. and Castro-st. cars
VIII make terms to suit and build to order Ap-
ply to +. NELSON. builder, on premises or 10
1920 25th ST., near Castro my25 If
/. OR SALE-SAU SALITO FURNISHED COT
tage; rooms. Apply l46 Geary, my25 It's
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H. uMBSEN q co,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, REST COLLECTORS
AND .AuCTIoNEERS,
IA Montgomery ST., S. +.
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DRUG-STuRE-OAE OF 1HL LARGEST AND
- best-paying stores in San Francisco for sale;
cheap: low complete stock: first-class trade
centrally located. Address Y. \. T.. 5ox 14O Cali
Branch Once. nylo If
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OAKLAND FURNISHED HoU Es.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE OF 9
~ rooms in heart OF city convenient to local and
street lines; strictly modern: body Brussels car
pets: pilno, etc.: also beautiful garden and fine
barn; rent for any length OF time; rent reason
able to party furnishing reliable references. E
A HfR IN. 1880 Broadway. myl9 1t
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II OTEL OF go ROOMS; ELEGANTLY FUR
II nlshed; electric bells; cor. principal street
In live town; within so miles OF S f.; established
years by present owner; low rent; favorable
lease; must positively be sold; any reasonable Of
Ter entertained: easy terms If desired: $4,000
asked. PACIFIC EXCHANGE, % Kearny ST. y
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MO0IO 20 ACRES, MILES FROM SANTA
uOOOO. Cruz. l mile TO Capitola bathing
beach lfmiIe TO Sequel. stores, school, etc; Is
acres bearing fruit, consisting of cherri s. pruncs
peaches, apricets pears and apples: ordinary
house. rooms, with barn and complete chicken
outfit; ounty roads fine view; Will exchange
for Oak and or San Francisco property E. A.
CRENNAN. 626 Market st. my2l SuiuTh 3r
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.
CHILDREN BOARDED.

A GERMAN WIDOW. MKT TO HIGHLAND
n Park. would like TO take children in board.
Inquire II Laskie ST., bet. Eighth aud Ninth, of
Mission. my2l 5t~
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< 10 OR 20 ACRE LOTS IN THE RANCHO

: 10 OR 20 ACRE LOTS IN THE RANCHO
u. COTATL
10000 acres of the best land in the State for
fruit, vines or general farming to be sold in any
size lots to suit purchasers. from acres upward :;
terms of payment IRE very easy: the land is par [
level and part gently rolling. and nearly all virgin
SOL, as under the late owners will very little was
allowed TO be cultivated; this ranch Is located be-
tween Petaluma and santa Rosa, and the railroad
runs through 1t; reights to the city are very low
maps and views of the ranch Will lie turn lshed
upon application. CANAAN & LYON or q. T.
IkO" BklDGE, ZIo hearny ST. my2l II
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LATHAM TERRACE

Latham IERRACE
LATHAM TERRACE.
my7 SuWeTh II
G1 ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
IT L. Sl-O\E DOLLAR WEEK
FOR LOTS, $3.50 EACH. NEAR LOCAL
TRAIN. H. b. PINNEY, OWNER,
my24 tt GOT BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
G0S0 EAtH AND UPwARD-SPLENDID
efCOO located lots In the Fanny Davenport
Tract: San Leandro road: only $40 cash; balance
So per month. CLoUGH u BAKER, 1902 Broad
way, oakland. Cal. noe II cod
G. 0000 5 ACRES. ALL N FRUITS AND
cOOO vines. full bear ng; cottage rooms;
barn, etc; l mile from LIverm re; will sell or
exchange for East Oakland properly. Apply to
WOODWARD CO., 902 Broadway, Oakland "a
/ OR SALE-AT BARGAIN AS OWNER IS
leaving the State; nice residence in one of Oak
lands choice residence localities; rooms all
modern conyeniences; good well of water: fine
stable tor horses and carriages; beautiful rounds
with n 800 feet OF relegraph ave-: il you want a
nice home don't miss this ehance Call or address
r. X. B., ll21 Eighth ave. East oakland. m24 It's
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
&COS0 NE" BAY-WiNDOw COTTAGE
UoAco. OF rooms and bath: brick foun-
datlon stone walks, etc. Jersey st, near Castro;
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GARLAND ROOMS AND HOUSES

>,.oIe1.,----',- :. ~ - o-,io ~ IooSF1o.
E'IRST-CLASS BOARD AND SUNNY ROOMS
1 at the Juanita Hotel, Cor. san Pablo ave. ard
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CTOCk AND FIXTURES OF SMALL STORE
- at invoice price; immediate possession: no
bonus asked; good location; cheap rent: make
cfer; no dealers Address Prize. box lO4. Call
branch ONCE fnY25 Yt<
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ROOMS TO LEr-CoNTINUEp.

NINTH LARoE wtLL-FURNISHED
= ON. > 3. Tor or persons my24 2tF
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QSOO PARTNER WANTED IN GooD-PAY-
DOpV. tng corner grocery and bar: good bar
trade; business easily learned; rood chance for
steady man. See GUS STRAND 30 Kearnv st
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S11 O00 JACKsoN ST; PACIFIC
sp WV. Heights; ele ant new bay
window residence OF IL rooms aud bath: brick
foundations, stone walks. eIertrlc appliances,
etc.: nicely frescoed; lot 26 :61100.
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QCR BUYS AN IMPROVED SINGER; S35.
I'D Z - White. w. q w. No 8. Domestic Id other
machines rent 81 per month. las Sixth ST. MI 6tf
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DARTNER WANTED IN MERCHANT TAIL
L oriug business; well acquainted in city pre-
ferred: good opening; not required TO be tailor.
Address j. F.. box 50, tn ofice my23 It's
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G1e00 BAKERY DOING BUSINESS 20
" OOO. barrels per week. MCLAUGHLIN d
co. 26Ia Kearny ST.
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G0SO PARTNER WANTED IN REAL FS-
u oOO. tate business: established IS years.
Apply to JOBN HILL, 425 Montgor ery.mY25 IT.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-14

Csadsden Democrat. Hundreds Of banks
have been closed aud failures Of AL kinds
recorded but we arc proud 20 say with ON ih"
hard times Quincy has not closed % door. Dbl
on the other hand several new firms nave
opened UP ana are doing good business 4
large bank building store and opera house
have been erected. and large livery stable.
several nice dwellings ana brick store are
under construction now While times nave
been hard and dull. quincy has record % Zee
proud Of aud n business opens up Lively ia
the fali she will hum with the car OF progress
and enterprise.
Jacksonville Times-Union. One can buy
better and cheaper nsh ia the market now
than atany other season Of the year. shrimp
make the waters Of the ocean alive and the
fish have crown fat feeding upon them. The
uuest of mullet, bass, trout and sheepShead
are brought in bv the lOatlOad from the bar
every morning. Guavas are beginning 10 dis
pei their puugent perfume on the summer ar.
The first of the season came in few DAYS
ago and now every fruit stand in the city eX-
hihitS them for sale The guaya season IS the
longest Of any other fruit. 1t lasts until late
in November and the guavas grow better all
the while,
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VIEWS OF THE EVANS LAW.
The People are Waiting TO see How il
Works,

Points in Favor of Canning Factories
and Oil Mills-A Nugget That May
Lead to Valuable Disooveries-Some
Features of Barnwen.
Barnwell, S. c., Aug 12-Those Of our
people who indulge the social glass are
thoroughly initiated in the workings of
the Evans law, ana the dispensary is I'M
der full Roadway here. There is less
dissatisfaction concerning the law than
was at first thought there would be- The
dispensary, however, has no really en-
thusiastic supporters here. 1t is only re
garded as a sort of makeshift by
prohibitionists. Then there is
class that occupy neutral
ground, while those who have sunk
capital, and those who have been thrown
out of employment by the enforcement of
the law, condemn the measure on the
wholesale order. This latter class have
just cause for complaint, it would seem.
IL is pleasant to note, however, that our
people are obeying the law to the letter
There are certainly no "blind tigers here.
In the meantime the final results are
anNiOusly awaited. If the law proves a
good one it is a blessing; If it proves a
bad law its repeal may be confidently ex-
pected.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-14
A MONSTER EGG.
1t Was That of an Extinct Bird, Which
Was at Least Ten Feet High.
From the Pail Mall Gazette

owe now come, - said J. c. Stephens, at
his auction rooms in King street, Covent
Garden, "to the egg of the Aepyornis
maximus, the biggest bird living or ex-
tinct. 1t has been extinct for'some time,
and only two of its bones have been found.
According TO the catalogue, the bird was
more than ten feet high and was fight
less
Il should think So" said prospective
egg buyer to a reporter
1T would seem so me-" said Mr..
stephens, "that the bird that laid this
egg must have been something like thir-
ty-five feet high-about as high as II
house You will see by the catalogue
that it measures thirty-foUr and quar-
ter inches in its longest circumference
and twenty-eight inches in girth. This
egg is several inches larger than the egg
we sold last year. 1t is, of course, a
great rarity, and not more than thirty of
these eggs are known.
"This. l think is the finest egg of the
lot 1t should be remembered that there
are sixty known eggs of the great aux,
and they sell for a couple of hundred
guineas each. 1 don't mean to say that
this egg should bring as much as a great
auk's egg, but we sold one not so good as
this last year for seventy guineas.n
The egg was passing from hand to hand
in a wooden box while the auctioneer was
speaking. 1t looked too large for an egg,
though in other respects it seems natural
enough IL was not dificult to under
stand how a bird that laid such an egg
had become extinct. The strain must
have been equal to the horsepower of an
Atlantic liner, and the cackle that fol-
! lowed the arrival of the egg must have
made the well1in ring until it's head
ached
and sounds like porcelain when it is
dIummed on with the Anuckles The
bird that was accustomed to lay this sort
! of egg lived, it is said, in Madagascar,
and buried its eggs in the sand lit is on
! ly possible to find the egg by digging in
| the sand and more eggs may yet be
| found. as q good deal of the seashore of
! Madagascar has not been dug up yet
The egg was finally sold for siXty-seven
! gUineas
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Connection made by trains 81 and 3S
with Richmond and Danville vestibule trains
Through coach both ways between Savannah
and Augusta Through coach both WAYS he
tween savannah and Ashevflle.
Trains arrive and depart from Central rail
road passenger station.
E. FORD, Superintendent.
l. NJ FLEMING, JF GRAY.
Gen. Pass. Agent Trav. Pass. Agt
City Ticket ONCE, No 8 Bull street
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FOR DYSPEPSIA
use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

DR.. B. b. PETIT, Sherman, Texas,
says: 81 have used it in dyspepsia, with
great success. l think it is a fine rene
dy."-ad.
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A MODERN MIRACLE.
A Baby Falls Forty Feet, Lands on It's
Head and Lives.
From the Philadelphia Record.


New York, Aug. IA real miracle
alone saved from death last night chubby
little Ida Mehlmann, years old, who fell
40 feet or more from fire-escape to the
cruel pavement below, and is likely to
live despite the physicians first grave
fears. She now lies on a cot in the Gou-
verneur Hospital recovering slowly but
surely from the results of the tumble.
which might have been expected to
smash every tender little bone in her
body
Baby Ida's mother, Mrs. Isaac Mehl-
mann, placed her, asleep, on quilt on
the fire-escape of the fourth floor where
they live. Something attracted the
mothers attention in the street below, and
while she was gazing down baby awOke,
crawled to the opening, and went tUmb-
ling through.
Mrs. Mehlmann, turning was almost
paralyzed with fright. She struggled to
reach the little one, and nearly fell
through the opening herself as she
missed her frantic grasp at the childs
dress
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
For WARSAW q WILMINGTON ISLAM
STEAMER cAMUsI

DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY.
Leaves Thunderbolt for Warsaw 10 a. m.
sundays 10 a. IN. and 3 p. m.
Leaves Warsaw p m. Sundays and G o. m,
For Wilmington 10 a. m. and D. m Sun
days 10 a. m, 3 and D. m.
Leave Wilmington a. m. and $50 D. m
Sunday a m, 1880 and 7:30 p m.
Tickets for sale by conductors on Brough-
ton street cars
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I'm so nervous''-before taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla "Tm so well'-after TAX
ing Hoods. Moral-"Be sure to get
Hood S "-ad.
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LANDED ON ITS LITTLE HEAD.

There was a cry of horror from the
street, and Max Oppenheim, of 10 Ludlow
street, turning his eyes upward. instinc-
lively lodged a flying object which land
ed on the pavement at his feet. 1t was
the round little body of baby Ida and the
little one struck on its head on the paving
stones.
Mrs. Mehlmann came flying down the
stairs, wild-eyed and in an agony of
fright, but others had taken up her baby.
1t was unconscious-sOme one said dead
but it was hurried away to the hospital,
where the physicians looked grave, and
told the frantic mother who had followed
that her darling had probably sustained a
fracture of the skull, and would die be-
fore morning.
But when the surgeons had carefully
shaved away the soft, dark hair from the
little head, they found that the skull was
not fractured, and an operation would be
unnecessary. When the weary and
agonized parents came this morning Dr.
Carlton. the house physician, told them
that baby had chance for life. and the
reioicings that went up We're worth hear
ing He thinks the child viii be all right
in a few days. Baby Ida was only partly
conscious, but she opened her great, violet
eyes, and her round, white face broke
into dimpled smiles when her mother was
permitted to approach the white cot.
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PA, are all politicians thieves?" asked
young Henderson.
mo. my dear. some Of them never succeed
IN sealing anything. Boston Transcript.
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CANNING FACTORIES.

The Barnwell canning factory is now
running on full time. The canning factory
has proven TO be paying business here.
Why more canning factories are not going
up over the south would not long remain
an unanswered question if the pOssibiH-
ties and profits of the industry were
studied by capitalists who have hereto
fore given the matter but little or no
thought at all. There is doubt
less more money for the investor
in the canning business than in the same
amount of stock in the cotton factory
Besides the establishing of cotton fac
tories along the line Of railroads-and
every town should have one-is the only
sure means of divertiDg the planter con
tiguous to the railroads from engaging
so extensively in the Improbable business
of planting all cotton. BY paying living
prices for vegetables, farmers can easily
be induced TO plant them. And until
some change in the present system of ag
riculture takes place the much needed
change in the present deplorable condition
of agriculturists need not be looked for
planted as the chief money crop, will pau
perize the planter sooner or later 1t is
not the cost of wearing apparel that
threatens the planters progress, it is the
eXorbitant prices paid for the necessaries
of life that keep him chained in the
throes of poverty, nor will he better his
condition till he learns the simple lesson
of raising home supplies Possessing all
the facilities he can do it; if not, why
not2
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p No
5a
Port
o Is eLousyi he nd
Pullman
J % and
Jesupo
Pullman Waycross Chicago
al
General Passenger
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is IT GoLD2

A nugget of what appears to be gold
quartz was found here yesterday by
young man Of the town, Mr. Jas. Parker.
Just what the substance really is we are
not prepared to say, but it is bright and
shining ore not usually seen in these
parts. The nugget weighs eight or ten
ounces Young Parker is strictly mum
as to the place of finding and verify be-
lieves that the secret surroundings now
compass his fortune.
Salesday yesterday was poorly at
tended, there being little business for
transaction.
Several of the townspeople are away TO
the worlds fair. Among them are: Clerk
of Court w. Gilmore Simms. Charles Car
roll Simms, Col. p. B. Hagood and Pro
bate Judge J. o. Patterson and daughter
Miss Virgie Patterson.
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FINE FIELD FOR An OIL MILL.

The Barnwell oil well was reorganized
sometime ago, and it was intended that
the plant should run on full time the
coming season, but on account of some
misunderstanding among those interest
ed a suspension of the repairs then going
on was ordered by Mr.. Van Wincle,of At
lanta, who is the head of the concern. 1t
is believed, however, that the difficulty
will be so adjusted as TO warrant a re
sumption of the work at an early day
The entire outfit, including the buildings
and all the machinery, is new and costly,
but the plant has lain idle the past two
seasons at heavy cost to the stockhold-
ers, on account of the lack of capital to
run it. Barnweli presents a fine field for
the oil business, and it could but be re-
GREETED if the well has to lay idle another
season.
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SOUTH BOUND RAILROAD.

IN EFFECT JULY 2, 1898.
GOTH MERIDIAN TIME.
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ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
Georgia, Florida and SOath Carolina
pdTlgTaphCd.

With One Accord, the Returns Show
Courage and Promise essimism
Everybody at the Wheel
For Herculean Push and Great
Seasons Success and Profit.
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RAILROADS


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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-16

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