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The morning call., 1894-10-21

G1O SOO 9TH ST; BUSINESS PROP
- O.OOO. erty: 2 stores and fat OF 8 rooms
and bath rents S62; 25x8O.
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CO600 MAKE AN OFFER; CORN Err
INAOOO. near stockton and Francisco StS;
story house of rooms and lot 25xo2:6.
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GQO00 ON EASY TERMS: A REAL GIVE
pO-OO. away; modern cottage of rooms
and bath: finished basement; laundry; brick
foundations, stone walks, etc; McAlliser ST.; part
cash; balance in monthly instalIments same as
rent; must be seen TO be appreciated; 25xS6:5.
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nI0 OO0 NICE 2-STORY BAY-wINDOw
tO1O.UUU. residence of 10 rooms and bath:
1876: California st.
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EDUCATIONAL.


I ESSONS GIVEN AT REASONABLE TERMS
IL by competent lady vocal teacher Address
e. HELLWIG. 1889 Geary St
L,NGLISH BRANCHES TAUGHT: YOUNl;
II lady teacher. 2l0 Grove. above Van Nes. wSStr
"A AHLSTAD'S DRAWING SCHOOL: FRsF-
w hand. .crayon portr ait air brush 80 Murphy bid
II OLANDER, TEACHER BANJO GUITAR a
~ dolin: new accompanies SOC 209 Powell
SCHooL ELECTRICAL. CIVIL. MINING ME-
~ chancal engineering. surveying architecture
assay; estab. "a. VAN DER NAiLLEN, 723 Mrkt
NJ ISS BOLTE'S SCHOOL. 242S BUCHANAN
ln Board. Eng FIR, Ger. usi dan cling $50 m 6m
" IOLlN, MANDOLIN. GUITAR :CuRNET: 75c
PROF. L. MERkl, 226 0eary ST.. nr. PowelLtf
I ITALIAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT
EGIDIO LORENZI, cor Jackson and Powell BIN
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, $40 POST ST
charges moderate :day and ev'g sessions oe20 si
HEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a POST ST.:
~ always in the lead. Send for circularsauI5 tf
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

A DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS SPECIAL
~ ty collections, damages wills, deeds, etc. 6. w.
HOWE Att'y-at-Law. $50 Market, cor. StOckton.tf
John r. AITKEN, ATIOHNEY-AT-LAw w
u r. / 8 and II, 4O2 Montgomery cor California;
NJ w.DAvIDSoN. ATTORNEY 42o
w California ST.. rms. 14l5; advice free d3u
r A CRoTHER2 ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. ses
III. Clay St nc2 tf
The morning call., 1894-10-21

R OE00 CENTRALLY LOCATED RESI-
SNCCUO. dence OF rooms and bath: Sacra-
mentO St, near Hydei sunny side of the street;
large lot 3bxl27:6
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GLE O0O ELLIS-Sr. BUSINESS PROP
III DIO.OOO. erty, snort distance from Market
St.; rents $50 per mouth: 25x120 to rear street
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Cp1dOO ACHANCE TO GET A NICE HOME
u tOO. cheap; only / block from Mission
ST. electric road; nice cottage of rooms and bath
brick foundations; Z511OU; Richland ave.
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$500 dnses Of s01TT rooms sP sPG bath
brick foundations, etc: street bituminized; 5Ol
92:6; near ElIis-st. cable.
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IMPROVED PRoPE

call at our office and obtain one of our Real
Estate records, which contains list OF properties
for sale IN all parts of the city.
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FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.


IN FRUITVALE-A NEW COTTAGE HOME;
Il large lot: cottage rooms bath and basement:
blocks OF local station offered at a bargain for
quick sale Address for particulars Cottage,
FrultyaIe Postofice. oclS 1T
, -HICKEN RANCH, HORSE, CART, COW AND
chickens bargain a. u. SNETSINGER,
Fruitvale station oclSt
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GQS0A PRICE REDUCED; MUST BE
sDOOOO. sold; nice 3-Story residence of IA
rooms and bath; brick foundations, stone walks,
etc; Howard ST.; Mission warm belt; 25x122 10;
street accepted; offer wanted.
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Q.SEO0 STORE AND ROOMS, AND FLAT
1T COOO. OF rooms; rents $36 per month;
25x75; rolsom st.
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GQ0O0 FELL ST; RENTS S64 PER
u OOOO. month; new substantial flats of I
rooms and bath each: brick foundations, etc.
and cottage of 4 rooms and bath; 25xl20; rwC
frontages
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GOSOO AN ELEGANT NEW EASTLAKE
foundations and all modern eonveniences: mort
gage OF $4,000 remain if desired: 25xl06 :3
park panhandle, Ashbury ST.; positively n ust b.
sold: offer wanted
The morning call., 1894-10-21

CHOICE CORNER BUILDING LOT AT YOUR
- own price: make an offer: the southwest cor
ner OF Oak and AshDury sts.: 81 3xl00: any rea-
sOnable offer viii be entertained
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G0QA0 RICHMOND: NICE COZY HOME
0-OOO. bsy-window cottage OF D rooms and
bath, etc; mortgage of $1,000 can remain; 25N
1Z0; 9th ave, only l2 block from Geary ST. cable
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
O'FARRELL a CO..
" IL MONTGOMERY STREET,
SAN FRAScIsco, CAL.
THE
LOS GUILlCoS RANCHO.

We are Offering In subdivisions this celebrated
rancho, situated In the heart of the Los GullicOs
Valley, SOnoma County. The Southern Pacific
overland runs through the property This properly
Is ten miles east from santa Rosa. The tract con-
sists OF 1000 of the very richest of soil
which possesses attractions for the home-seeker
difficult TO equal and impossible to excel. This
celebrated rancho selected over 40 years ago
by William Hood, Esq, his choice of this section
being governed by the extreme fertility of the
soil, Its abundant supply of pure water, perfect
shelter and beautiful surrounding scenery 1t is
only 66 miles from San Francisco; fare, 81 as.
We are Offering this property in "a subdivis ions,
varying in size from s TO so acres, aud at price
OF from $50 to $3.50 per acre. Send for catalogue.
Income pr oducing properties Ia Alameda. Con-
ira Costa, y apa and Santa Clara Counties at bar
gains
O'FARRELL d. CO., Real Estate Agents.
oc2l SuWe II Montgomery ST.
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Q1O O00 RENTS S76 PER MONTE 2
u D1Z.OOU. new bay-window fats and 2-story
house; br ok foundations, stone walks, etc. q :6X
120; fronts on streets; Oak St; only blocks
from Market st.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
j r MeNab. Santa Rosa w Goetche, Stockton
ID NJ Williams, n c Barber II W, Mich
Geo Featherbottom, Cal w Weber, Chico
j II McMichaels, Cal NJ Mckenz Pa
| Solomon, Portland VIM barnes, Oakland
l S Trull, Portland Cam bron. Lakeview
FL Tulle.U s Ell Cambron, bakeyiew
s j Nottingham, Cal Tulieys. MINI
Nj Nottingham, Chicago Miss Goerss Mich
II Smell. Stockton Minn lie Hanrahan, Cal
G Todman, u y y VIM X Bell. Los Angeles
M Mclean Stockton Karl Esenberg
j Finley Stockton W Dohrmann, Y
O'Neil, U S N Mrs Williams fy Wash
5 Higgins, Portland Edwin Blvthe Il C, Mo
Frank Considine. Vallejo H Blackwell, Sydney
j K Smith. Victoria Miss Mary Goerss 5 Jose
" h Haggerty fy. Nebr Barney McGee, tS C,
w Bor den fy, Sacto Grass Valley
L Evans, U JosieMonohan, Monterey
L Brown il sn, Wyo
PALACE HOTEL.
II Jones, Wash, ID c Lemon, Boston
A ID Marsden. Wash, ID G L l. Gray. Fresno
w Deity, London II Sinclair Redands
Pallister, London L Rice&wf, Tarrytown
Mrs G Berger, Honolu II Rhorer. St Louis
q + ide, u K johnson, st. Paul
q Ferguson. n b Sempie, Denver
j Pulling, Denver l. Powelidswf, Chicago
w Hobson, Denver ii MenGenhall.
Valentine, Phi a w + Solomon, n
H NJ Yerington d W, New g j Arnhulter, Phla
Fl Row wbothan, Phita J O'Connor, =
Mrs NJ Sebrec, Chicago Captain Marryatt,
Stroh. Germany ii Harris, Chicago
Bullock. S w Armistead. SN
Mrs Ainsworth. n Kane, U
Effey. Santa Cruz
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
b Hayes. Buffalo Miller, Toledo
J r Smith. Colfax K Stinson. TuIare
y Pollard & wi, Sacto Tuiiiis, New Y ork
X II Franks, Chicago J Phelan. st Louis
W Hanson, California Abbot, Couf tland
fckIes, Alameda w Elliug, Oak land
flnch. Stockton Young, stockton
q Delahanty, santa Rosa Fenshaw, St Paul
+ Pierce. Tacoma griffith, Oakland
j Olson, Minneapolis Hanson, n ew York
BENEFIT, Boston
The morning call., 1894-10-21

G7000 ELEGANT HOME; 2-SToRY BAY
Sp tOOO. window residence of rooms and
bath; finished basement, etc; commands fine
views; nice garden and lawn: 30xll0; real choice
location in the Western Addition.
The morning call., 1894-10-21
BUILDING LOTS.

S65OO-l6th St. near Sanchez; lot 50x103:6
feet: will subdivide.
$3000-Baker-st bargain bet. Fulton and Meal
lister sts.; lot 95x96: l0La feet.
$40uD-CentraI ave. near jackson; beautiful
marine view: II :6xl0U feet
S3375-Page St. near Baker; 25xl37 :6 feet; or
three iots at same rate.
s335o-Scott ST., bet Vallejo ana Green; 81 :6x
ITO feet; or two lots al same rate.
$3O0O-FtllmOre ST.. near Hayes; all ready to
build on: 251 06:3 feet.
$i250-Bush and Baker sts. 32;6x85 feet: NE
corner; good business corner.
S2S00-Page st.. sunny side, near Masonic ave. |:
lot 25Xl 81 IS: cheap.
s2351-C ay ST., near Spruce. north line: fine
view of bay and Presido: / block from sacra-
mento-st. cable: close to O. ID. Baldwiu's new
SlO0,OU0 residence; cheapest marine view lots on
the market; II :6xl27 :s14. or sizes 10 suit
The morning call., 1894-10-21

QTTSO COTTAGES, AND LOT 6lxll7:6,
U q CO. 10 alley: Fair Oaks ST.; rents S4S
The morning call., 1894-10-21

ZINE FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND.
30 mil es from this city, in lots to suiI from I'd
acres upward; very easy terms. Maps views and
full particulars will be sent on application to
CANAAN d LYON, 215 Kearny ST., s. f. or GEO.
L. TROWBRIDGE, Cotati. Cal. aulsIf
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RESIDENCE LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF TT
CITY.
BARGAINSl BARGAINS!
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THOSE

$1,000 oNLY-$5o CASH; $40 PER MONTH.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

$3.50 BEagTFU asaas fre.iaIS MoDEES EsSnt REs
tanning saloon parlors, diuiugroom, buffers pan
try. kitchen, large hall, sunny and capacous
chambers; in fact. modern and complete resi-
denc5, within half block or the Sacramento-st.
Ca bic line; within % minutes ride of MonJg ON
cry 1. either the California Sacramen st.
cable lines; the owner paid more than he above
price for the property, but offers ii at the above
figure IN order TO effect an Immediate sale.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
GOS00 RENTS S27 PER MONTH: 2 FLATS
o1cOOO. OF and rooms, etc.; brick foun-
dations: near Powell St
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.nO BUSINESS CORNER
CREO0 RENTS $5O4 PER ANNUM.

Two modern fats of and rooms and bath
each large lot 25xl50; half block from Market
and l4th SITS.
BOVEE. TOY & CO.,
oc21 SuWe 2t 10 Montgomery st.
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INSTALLMENT LOTS.

$50 cash and SO month for lots Eighth
avenue, bet California aud Lake sts.; two blocks
from Sacramento-st. cable; lots 25x 20 IT; ready
to buiid FIVE fine residences already built in
the block; prices $1,000
$50 cash and $40 per month for lots 18th
avenue, bet California ana Lake sts. lots 25xl20;
prices only 1900.
S25 cash and $40 month for lots on De Haro
ST., 25xlO0 it.. prices $500 to $500 corners Ss25.
The above Is only partial list We Will lie glad
TO furnish complete list on application
SHAIN AID. BUCKBEE & CO.,
Su tt 2l8220 Montgomery, Mills building
SS500 ONLY THE CORNER LEFT; ALL
room house; strictly modern: on cable line, near
panhandle, overlooking the park and Golden
Gate $2O0 cash Apply SHAM WALD & BUCK
BEE. 220 Montgomery st.
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GQS0O RENTS 1924 PER ANNUM: Q
u OOOO. houses of and rooms ana bath
each and rear house; Golden Gate ave-: 81 :6x
137 70; this is hrst-cass investment part cash.
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D. +. Won RHEIN

A II. LIssAk. .. +. Won RHEIN
n F. Won RHEIN Il CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents. Auctioneers and House Brokers. 513
California
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And III accordance with law and an order from
the board of directors. made on the 14th day OF
September, 1894. so many shares OF each parcel of
such stock may be necessary viii be sold at pub
lie auction at the Office of the company, room ST.
third floor, Mills building. northeast corner of
Bush and Montgomery streets. San francisco,
California on THURSDAY. the 9Th day of No
vember, 1894. at the hour OF O'Clock NJ. of
said day, TO pay said delinquent assessment there
on, together with of advertising anc ex-
penses of sale. c. l.. PERKINS, Secretary.
ONCE: Room 81. third floor, Mills building,
Francisco California oc2O I'd
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pARGAIN: LARGE HOUSE AND LOT: N
y line Union St. near Octavia; rooms and
bath: lot J7xl37:6. MADISON d BURKE.
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TYPEwRITERS AND SUPPLIES.

CHAS. f. NAYLOR, MFGRS' AG'T, 10 MONTY
VI st. Standard Typewriters and supplies: Mimeo-
graph goods; installment terms; rents, repairs. IT
The morning call., 1894-10-21


IN SUBDIVISIONS
THE FAMOUS NORRIS RANCHO,
IN THE CELEBRATED SAN RAMON VALLEY
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.
CONSISTING OF 5000 ACRES.
In subdivisions to suit purchasers Suitable for
fruits, nuts, etc.
EASY TERMS: MUST BE SOLD.
APPLY TO
6. Fl. UMBSEN & CO,
IA Montgomery ST., san Francisco.
Ef- Our representative will meet intending pur
ehasers az the Haywards Hotel at ~ O'Clock, noon
of Tuesdays. Thursdays and sundays. iy22 su II
l11 ACRES NEAR LAKEpoRr UNIM,
I 4 proved: sell on easy terms or exchange foI
lots or business. sPECK, 10 Montgomery st. 81 3t-
$1,000 10 ACRES PRIME RIM LAND: TE
apricots, cherries. vines pear and orange trees
this is fine place: terms easy. Particulars j H.
MILAN, 531 California St oc20 2t9
$500 SaG AeGEs 1m oT aFxEt ctE
aud wei. ASHTON a GARDNER. ocl9 1T
II II AND2O ACRE PIECES; Al FOR CHICKEN
ranches: on and 10 years credit: SIS. $50
$50 and Sl00 per acre; within ! mile OF town
Market st, San Francisco ocl6 If
81 ACRES GRAZING LAND. HOUSE. BARN
~ chicken house, horse, wagon and cows; sell
ing cheap; opposite machine shop, SausaIiro An
ply FRANK rAoLo on premises oct 10 I'm
ID ELLINGTON TRACT, ADJOINING THE PROP
IL erty of the Italian-Swss colonists near Geyser
vile. Russian River Valley; only few more o
the $25acre tracts left: send for map and partlc
uiars. loci I'm j. I. PETERS Mills building
NJ ARM CoUNTy-5OO0 ACRES rs MILES
NI from San Francisco
RANCHO DE NOVATQ
Tracts of any size desired; frJN grain and
vegetable land: no irrigation; both rail and water
transportation; $40 to $75 per acre; easy terms
town OF Novato; graded school. hotels and store,
on the property: send for circular.
Dairy for sale with or without COWS.
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY g.
and 65. Chronicle building sci tf
The morning call., 1894-10-21
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

U.OT6O BROOM HOUSE: LOT bOxIOO; 8
UAt w. blocks from City Hall. Call or ad-
dress W. W. BLOW. 1910 broadway. Oakland.21 z
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4 O0On INCOME 1916 PER ANNUM AND
SDCOOO. always rented; three choice, new
modern bay window flats on one OF the best
streets in the Western Addition, not far out:
street paved with btumen and accepted by the
city: car passes the door: eacn fat has g. d aud
rooms and bath each; lot 25xl37 IS there has not
been vacancy in the building for one year: it is
offered ar this remarkably low figure m order to
effect an immediate sale.
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DOOn CHOICE BUILDING LOT ON 18th
% D0OO. ave-, a few feet from H ST., facing the
park; street work completes; water aad gas;
everything ready for building; size 25xl2o; erms
to suit purchaser.
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For further particulars apply to o'FARRELI. &
CO. IL Montgomery ST. oc21 SuWe tt
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LOUIS A. soUC.

HoRIGER. LOUIS A. soUC.
T A. SOUC & CO.,
IL.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS
HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
ass AND 467 NALENCIA ST. NEAR 18TH.
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h7FAkRELL q GU,
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
IL MONTGOMERY s.

G1O On0 Al BUSINESS CORNER. CEN.
- O.OUU. trsly located, ana cabl line on
each street; total income Sl80O per annum; lot
has fronts; steadily rented; portion of II under
lease.
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QcoOO 2 MODERN BAY-wINDow FLATS
sCOOOO. Oak st. (cable Iine) of . and 6
rooms ana bath each; steadily rented: lot 25x
1875; street paved with Ditumen and accepted
by the c ty; this is one of the cheapest pair Of
fats offered in the city.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

S300 sSAP e,21 MISSION S! wAFM BEIT
OF and rooms and bath each: IS :6xlI7; Chat
talOORa 81: offer deSirel
The morning call., 1894-10-21

Gd0OO ANOTHER BARGAIN; CORNER
u dOOO. Steiner St: near Haight-st. cable
road; streets accepted by the city; good fats Of
and 1 rooms and bath each; 24xS0
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

1-ROOM BAY WINDOW COTTAGE: HIGH
Isbasement: brick foundation: lot 25xI1S: most
desirable location; cash required, $500. STEN-
BERG u CO. 9l7 Market Sc.
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UNIMPROVED.
Ri4O0-16th and States: 2 frontages: 25x125
$SO0-Exeelsior Homestead: near Mission-st.
-fectrlc road: 75xl00; Edinburgh st.
SlUUO-Flint Tract; large lot: 25X2o9.
Sz250-Fulton st; sunny line; 25xS7:6.
$3.50 each-1Sth ST.. on line of electric road !;
each 25xl2i: these cheap.
g. II. UMESEN & CO., IA Montgomery. 21 Suwe
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LoDGINGHoUsEs FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-INTERIoR AGENCY ON TIL:
i paper; price $500; paying $500 per month
Inquire this office. ie2l IF
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
II C. Fl. REYNOLDS q CO..
333 Montgomery street
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MUST BE SOLD: ANY REASONABLE OFFER:
vi rents $S7: Filbert ST., mr. Mason; 23xl37:b;
two frontageS. MADISON 81 BURKE
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-12-26

Miss PURsELL has stirred up
quite an excitement throughout the
community with her story of the
"Hidden Treasures" applying to
the Morgan raid and the hiding OF
gold near Logan. An old gentle.
man appeared in Logan last week
from foreign state, having seen
the article, remembered that he
was one of the three men that bore
this treasure down the course of the
Hooking river or some other river
and hid 1t it away near a spring
but by the shipping around
in life since the war he had
never been able to just locate the
place where they put the money,
and the story freshened his memo
ry, and he came here to seek the
treasure that is now vivid to his
mind. Whether the old man is of
his trolly or not, is his business,
and no expense to us, but 1t speaks
well for Miss Pursell that her eff
forts at pictaring to the public in a
story the old adage, has met with
such wide reputation, been picked
up by so many exchanges and plac'
ed before the public at large, al
good food for thought.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-12-26
Some Valuable Woods


Many Of the finest woods in exist
ence are yet unknown, or only slightly
known, to the manufacturers Of wood
Central and South America are, per-
haps. the most remarkable as we'll az
the least known. In the yet untouch-
ed forests of this continent are many
woods far finer than any Of those now
In use. These woods range from pure
white to Jet black In color, and many
Of them are most beautifully marked
and veined. Some Of them are 80 hard
that they turn the edges Of axes,
chisels. and other tools, while the
band saw only cuts them slowly. In
the Columbian Exposition there were
many displays Of little known woods,
and the finest Of them were those from
the Argentine Republic, Brazil and
other South American countries. Some
Of these Southern woods yielded to the
teeth Of the band saw not the ordin-
ary sawdust, but fine powder. fne as
the finest flour, 30 hard were the
woods. Some of the m burnt very
slowly. Others possess qualities that
keep them free from insects. Some
Of them seem to be practically inde-
structible by air and water. All along
the eastern slopes Of the Andes, up to
the snow line on those great eleva-
tions. throughout the great river VAL
1eys. and in some Of the wide areas Of
the level country In South America
are great forests Of fine woods that are
specially fit for the finest cabinet and
furniture work, and also for ship
building. carpentry and other indus
trial arts In which wood ia the raw
material" These great forests are
now an unknown quantity In the COM
mercial world, but they will come
rapidly into tho knowledge Of men
and into industrial use when once the
railroad has reached them. Before
many years. It is safe to predict. the
South American and Central American
republics will be threaded by railroads
and then these wonderful woods will
be drawn upon to supply tho demand
for new and fno woods In oil the CIV
ulzed Countries
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-12-26
A story on tho Army.

At Fort Monroe. some time ago,
where one of the vessels Of the navy
was temporarily awaiting orders, q
delegation Of army officers stationed
at the fort came aboard. There is a
set naval regulation that nothing can
be so on board ship until the COM
manding officer orders It. While the
army party were looking over the
ship, IL o'clock arrived. A Junior
officer approached the captain and
said, with a salute, 1T is IL o'clock,
sir" make 1t So" responded the cap
tain, and eight bells were struck. The
army officers suspected that the navy
men wanted them to ask some ques-
tions and get sold, or that this was q
bit Of foolery got up to Joke the land
warriors.
Some time after. party Of the army
officers invited the officers of the war.
ship to dine with them. The dinner
was progressing when lieutenant en-
tered. and. saluting the senior oficer
present, Eaid, gravely. Colonel, the
majors blind horse is dead" make
It so." responded the colonel. with the
greatest gravity, and the dinner pro-
ceeded. Nothing was said at the tame
but the navy officers tell the story.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-12-26
Alexander Wilson, Take Notice.


From Ohe Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A handful Of faithful followers of
the Prohibition party met in a back
room at No. so Euclid avenue
Thursday morning and attempted
to resuscitate the organization that
lies dormant in this county. II
seemed difficult job for the few
who were present, but they entered
upon their task willingly and sue
ceeded in placing people at the lead
OF the county organization who
were willing to guide IL through
the campaign of another year. As
a matter of course they are opposed
to any measures for the advance.
naent cfthe cause of temperance.
The antisaloon movement, as
agitated by the various temperance
organizations of the city, county and
state, was attacked by several OF
the delegates. l.. b. Silver Of this
city made radical remarks on this
subject and advocated that the
party have nothing to do with the
movement whatever. J. L. Young
Of this city also opposed an ANAL
gamation OF the party with the
movement.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-12-26
Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
diseases relieved in six hours by
the "NEW GREAT SOUTH AMERI-
CAN KIDNEY CURE" This new
remedy is a great surprise on ac-
count of its exceeding promptness
in relieving pain In the bladder,
Kidneys, back and every part OF
the urinary passages in male or fe-
male. 1t relieves retention OF
water and pain in passing 1t almost
Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this Is your remedy.
Sold by F. Harrington, druggist,
Logan. Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-12-26

WE visited the large store of
Stiers g. Co., Monday, and it was
impossible for us to get in word
edgeways so busy was the manage
ment. The store was crowded
with buyers with money in their
hands, and the proprietors, as we'll
as the clerks, were pushing
to and fro In their frantic
endeavor to accommodate their
custom. Now there are reasons
for this; namely, they have the
goods, they have the reasonable
prices and they use barrels of good
black printers ink at the right time,
in the right place.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-12-26

4 museum Of Journals at Aix-ia.
Chapelle, Germany, founded In 1885
by M. Oscar Forkenbeck, Is said to
contain already 100000 journals in all
languages. The founder devoted his
whole fortune for forty years to the ac-
Quisition of rare and curious epeci-
mems, and 70 subscriptions to Jour
mails In all parts of the gloDe. He re-
ceived and read every day q consider.
able number Of papers in thirty dif-
ferent languages. Having started the
museum with 10000 full collections. he
addressed circular letter to the press
Of the globe asking cooperation IN his
enterprise, and q large number Of
journals responded favorably.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-12-26

ANOTHER news paper in Hook
ing, it is called the Murray City
News. We compliment our friend,
Mr.. Huls on the very neat little
sheet he is putting out. We have
always thought that paper in the
heart of the mines, run in the in
terest of the miners would be a
paying endeayor.