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The morning call., 1894-05-06

QHEnn GUERRERO ST., NEAR 18TH
TOCOO. large lot, 30xl40, with L 3Ux4O: nice
residence Of rooms and bath: very desirable
located and offered very reasonable. ROBERT
j. MERCER q SON 4lO Pine st. my6 tt SuWe
Q1600 CAsH--TURK ST. NEAR DEyIsA-
of rooms; brick foundations; street accepted;
balance, S2100 can remain at per cent interest !;
this is a bargain: the lot worth the price asked
ROBERT j. MERCER d son. 410 Pine. SuWe tt
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
UOOO CHEAPEST BUILDING LOTS IN SAN

O'FARRELL & CO.
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS
IL MONTGOMERY STREET.
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INVESTMENTS.
S32, ,0eO-A fine piece of downtown business
property; Sutter, near Grant ave.. lot has
frouUage5.
s5SOOO-Large corner on Geary st; size 137 6x
go; splendid improvements all rented; total
rents S275 per month.
S4O,oOO-Rents nearly 5000 per month: Post St
81, Z,O0U-Rents SI21 per month; Second-st-
corner; good improvements.
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a7oOO CHOICE RESIDENCE ON SCOTT
u lUUU. st. (Pacifc Heights). 8 rooms and
bath. attic and basement; lot 30xI07:6; new
house, built about oneyear.
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@OOO CHEAPEST BUILDING LOTS IN SAN
OOUU. Francisco; street work done aud ready
for building: only left out OF 20 one of the pur-
chasers has built q very handsome cottage and it
is now occupied; the property is located on 18th
ave-, between and sts.; water and gas on prop
erty: only So minutes ride from Market and Eddy
sts via electric road, and all for S900 in years
this property will be worth times what we are
asking for it now. as 1t commands grand unob-
structed view of all the main attractions of Golden
Gate Park: terms to suit the purchaser; lot 25x
l2O; get one before they are all sold.
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CID S00 CORNER ON GROVE ST.. I'M
OI Il. OOO. proved. with flats; rents $40
per month
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CHEAP: MUST BE SOLD; HOWARD, NEAR
u lst; lot 25x95, and 10-room house; only
$500 MADISON q BURKE.
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G0O6O HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS ON 18TH
N ZCOO. ST. the owner must sell to satisfy
mortgage apply at once for particulars.
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GeOOO SUFFER- ST. NEAR FILLMORE
GDOCUU. 2-story bay-window house OF room
and bath; lot 25xi0O; mortgage OF $5oOO can re
main If desired: must be sold
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@1o EOO CHOICE NE: CORNER RESI-
u .. CUO. dence OH California ST.; consists
of double parlors, dining-room, kitchen, buffers
pantry storeroom. 3 chambers and bath; lot 55x
95 an offer might be entertained
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neOOO 2 ELEGANT FLATS; INCOME $55
NOUUU. per month: one of the best locations
in the city; Scott ST., near Haight street paved
with bituminous rock and accepted by the city;
lot 25xlO6:3 this is positively the cheapest pair
of fats In the city.
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" get one part of Picturesque California"
with II II you are q subscriber of THE CALL; the
same portfolio once cost 81.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

ID. LISsAk. Q. +. Won RHE1N
n F. Won RHEIN & CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents Auctioneers and House Brokers' DIS
California street.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
GO7SO TURK ST: 2-STORY RESIDENC CE
IDO W. of rooms aud bath; mortage OF
$1,000 can remain: lot 30x75.
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nOOEO NEAR FOLSOM AND sTH SITS;
OZOOU. fats of and rooms and bath each
rents SIS. LOT 2nY69.
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n0cOO NEAR GUERRERO AND MARKET
NOOUU. SITS; very uice cottage of rooms
and bath; brick fouDda tions, etc.; lot 25x75.
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HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
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For further particulars apply to O'FARRELL &
| CO. u MONTGOMERY ST my6 SuWe II
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GOO 0OO PRICE GREATLY REDUCED
,NcO.OOO. Mission st., nr. 9Th: lot 46xS5;
large houses; rents $3.50.
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FOREIGN REAL ESTATE.

ENGLAND, LONDON - FREEHOLD TOWN
II mansion, overlooking Kensington Gardens to
be let or sold; being one OF the best arranged
and most palattal buildings in this favoriEe resi-
Dental part of London; excellent stsbliug for six
horses and coach-house; price s24. 900. or let on
lease $1,000 per annum. Full particulars of
HENRY GIBSON, auctioneer and estate agent.
st Albans. Hertfordshire Enela nd. l
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le MONTGOMERY ST.

REAL-EsTATE AGENTS.
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n5OO0 REDUCED FROM $6250. IN Or
dnCZUU. der to make an immediate sale;
choice business corner in the Mission a drug
store below and fiat above; property leased for
five years; size OF lot 25xS0 this building Is new
and cost the owner over $4,000
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HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS
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mr. OOO HAYES. NEAR BUCHANAN:
- D. D.UNJU. lot 25xl2O to street; front
Nd rear houses MADISON & BURKE,
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nnOOO DORLAND ST. NEAR nth AND
SZt1JU. Church; cottage of rooms and
bath; chicken houses, etc. must be sold; lot 25x
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pALDwIN & HAMMOND,
REAL-EsTATE AGENTS,
INVESTMENTS

RENT COLLECTORS AND AUCTIoSEERs.
10 MONTGOMERY ST.
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QSR0O WE WANT AN OFFER; TENE-
VCCOO. ment house; renting for $37 per
month; good condition; Natoma st.
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN ALL PARTS
~ OF the city; Pine, Page, Clay, Sacramento.
Waller w Hard, Carl, Fell, Stanyan, Cole, Ash
bury Fair Oaks st. and De Long ave. In fact we
have building lots in all parts OF the city all OF
the desirable streets.
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GO1 SOO MAKE AN OFFER, CORNER
OIL. OUU. on Sansome st Improvements
consist OF store and flats Of ard rooms and
bath, and rear house of rooms; rents $145 per
InOnrn; Lot 26 :6XS0.
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mObOn ELEGANT RESIDENCE: HAIGHT
&HOUU. ST. near Lyon; 27x137 IS; 9 rooms
and hath. make offer. MADISON Il BURKE.
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S26O0-Cheap: Fulton, near Devisadero; 25I
137 IS ready TO build on; street accepted.
SI60U-Bargain; Clay ST, Preside Heights;
25xl25.
S-050-FillmOre, near Il aight: 24:6xSI:6.
Sl9OU-FultOn St, near Lyon; 25xlOO.
S3000-l6th, near Castro; fine Jew; 40x13A IS.
S4650-DoloreS near gath: 50Xl25.
G. II. UMBSEN & CO., Il Montgomery st.
my6 1t SuWe
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE: PARTY LOST
IL his wife and wants to 90 East; cheap or
cash. 1854 Encinal ave, Alameda. my4 7t*
$4,000 Of roeRs street g esf woe
ma cadamized stone sidewalks; west side of
street. T. f. BAIRD Morton station. my5 1T
NICE 2-STORY HOUSE WITH WINDMILL ON
IN one of the best corners In Alameda; cheap
count of going East lot 150x207 ;6: NE. corner
Santa Clara and aInut sts; electric pass the
door. Inquire on promises. ap10tf
a LAMEDA-WE ARE BUILDING HAND
n some cottages and 2-story houses in the very
best locations in Alameda and sell very easy
instalments
We have skilled architect in our Office and
furnish plans and designs to our customers with
out charge.
To parties owning their own lots special and
easy terms can be made. ONCE open evenings
MUTUAL BUILDING AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY, 1902 Park ST.. Santa Clara ave. tf
EoR sALE-A LOT 25xlOU: PRICE $3.50: PA
u cifc ave-, near First. opp. water-pipe works.
Apply on premises to A. MARTINI. fe25 If
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$4,000 Sn5nfss 6T6psT s No lot FS SsIis E
tOalley; old Improvements; could be improved
and made to pay handsomely.
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Ii ORSES PASTURED. 81 SO A MONTH; GOOD
Ii feed and care; convenient to San Francisco;
sen for circular. HYDE. $50 CommerciaLa20 I'm
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QOOOO MAKE AN OFFER: MASON ST.
DOOOO. nr. sacramento; cottage Of rooms
and bath; lot 2Ox57 :6
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

GO7SO AN ELEGANT 11e-SToRY COT
IDA ICO. tage-house in East Berkeley near
University; rooms on first floor; modern i'm
provements, stable, ETC.; lot 50x125: street work
all done; terms easy; positively bargain. w. A.
CALDW ELL, 415 Montgomery. S. F. 22 SuTuTh tt
Cox A MONTH BUYSA HOMEI IN BERKELEY.
OZO WM c. BISSELL, AshDy ave. station. a25tf
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nOOOO RENTS s97 PER MONTH; GREEN
u OCUO. St, near Dupont; flats of and 3
rooms and bath each. and and rooms and bath
lot 16:6x137 % to alley.
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ROvEE, TOY & CO..
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GCR00 VERY CHEAP: COTTAGE OF 8
VZoOO. rooms on 18th ST., mr.. Castro; large
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n ERMAN BAKERY FOR SALE-4 HORSES. 2
VI wagons: barrels per day; half sold over the
counter; good outside trade; trial given: owner
going East. ApDlY Gail Branch Ofice. my4 3t*
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GOOD DAY AND NIGHT SALOON; ACCOUNT
" of sickness: must be sold. Inquire kUHLS,
SCHWARKE a CO.. 123 Sutter ST. my4 7t#
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n1O FEO CORNER ON ELLIS ST.; SUB
u ] =. OO. stantial improvements. consisting
OF store and livlng-rooms, and middle fat OF
ner month; lot 2b19O: both streets accented.
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&1OOO RESTAURANT WITH LIVING
UlZOU. rooms and parlor; for sale. Apply
Call Branch Office. Iny3 Its
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QSO0n GOOD INVESTMENT; RENTS $50
pC[OO. per month; new brick house of 2
nats; also rear frame house OF fiats lot 25x1OO
location near 9th and Market SITS.
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OOO00 CALIFORNIA ST, Mr.. STOCKTON;
SDOOOO. good house OF Is rooms and bath;
rents $65; lot 50 :614x120; this is cneap.
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QOROO PACIFIC ST. NEAR LEAvEN-
uDOOOO. worth; store property used as a
bakery; improvements consist of store and
rooms upper fat Of rooms and bath; 2 fats
In reaI OF and rooms each; rents $S3 so per
month: lot 23xl20.
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HORSES.


PAsTURAGE FOR 200 HEAD OF HORSES: s.
L head. Address Emeric Ranch, San Pablo
apply 621 Sansome st. room l. my3 IT'S
GO6 GOOD SECOND HAND DELIVERY
,DAO. wagon; $l5 each. 3 good horses; fine
cart. $40; harness, So Cor. 18th and Valencia q
CENTENNIAL LSTABLES-CARRIAGES ROCK.
nj. St, bet Larkin and Folk; telephone e61. NJ
CONLON. proprietor mrl3tf
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
M cCUE PIANo,Box TOP BUGGY; ALSO
In open buggy 631 Mission st. my6 3t'
ZINE BAKERS WAGON, FINE HACK; ALSO
A surrey and laundry wagon. S29 Harrison Z6 l On
NEW AND SECOND HAND WAGONS OF ALL
~ ds:also buggies :cheap. Ala Broadway.17 I'm
7 EIBoLD HARNESS Co.-5Oo SETS OF HAR-
IL ness of every description. our own make, at
cut prices this week only 10 McAilister ST., s. +.
FOR E-MIsCELLANEoUs.
T ARGE VARIETY THOROUGHBRED CHICK
~ en- eggs for Matching f. KRAUS. 1881 Meal
lister st.
pRINTTNG PRESS. TYPE AND PAPER-CUT
ter, cheap. HILL. 7241a Market st.
A COWS AND CALF FOR SALE AT 2I1h
It Converse ST., bet. Eighth and Ninth, Bryant
aud Brannan.
BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF NEW AND
u secondhand household goods at the selling
out sale at los Turk ST., near Taylor.
EIRST-CLAsS 3-CHAIR BOoTBLACK STAND;
l. cheap. $50 Folsom ST., basement. my5 3t*
10 CH-P. ENGINE, 24-IN. PLANER, LATHES
l. 4 secondhand machinery. 1921 Mission. % sm
n AS FIXTURES AND GLOBES CHEAP. H,
" HUFSCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gate ave. apis If
@ URSCRIBE TO "THE CALL" AND YOU CAN
- then obtain picturesque California" for 10
cents portfolio.
CoU TIERS. SHELVING, sTohE.FIxTUREs,
" showcases of all kinds bought and sold; store
and ofhce-htting speciality. 1882 Folsom. fe6 tt
ONE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE-SIZE
" fire and burglar proof SAFE 22l, 223 Mkt 9 tt
GHoWCASES, BAR. STORE, OFFICE FIX
- lures scheerer,s Pioneer Store. % 10th. 13 l2m
CECOND- HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS
~ shaiting. puYeys, betting waterpipes etc.
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DOR SALF-FURNITURE ANDGOODwILL OF
Il frst-class boarding house in convenient down
town location: 80 rooms all full of good paying
boarders. o. +. Won RHEIN & CO., SIS Calf
fornta Sc. myl 7J
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G,1O0 TO 5000 FOR LOTS NEAR PARK,
IDlOU Boulevard and Strawberry Hill; only
SO down. balance $5 monthly. SOL GETZ &
RKn Post st
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10000 PACIFIC ST. NEAR LEAvEN-
dDOOOO. worth; Improvements in store and
rooms and fat OF rooms; rents S22; lot 2Ox6O
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CROSOO STEVENSON ST, NEAR 18TH: 2
ID OOUO. fats OF rooms each and rear house
of rooms; rents $39 per month; LOT 251SO.
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CALOoN YEARS ESTABLISHED; AC-
- count of sickness. Apply o. DIEL, 65l Sacra-
mento st. my4 3t*
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MO CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT RESIDENCE
vacant lot in part payment. MADISON BURKE
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ID DESULUTtON.-AT A MEETING OF THE
Lii Board of New City Hall Commissioners held
May 3. 1894. the following resolution was passed
to print:
Resolved. That contract No. SO. for two thou
sand (2000) barrels, more less, of Portland
cement. be and the same hereby is awarded to j.
w. Grace d Co. and j. d. Spreckels d Bros. for
the "Josson'' and Gillingham brands respectively,
at 81 40 per barrel. And the same pass to print.
Ayes-Commissioners Elert, Creswell and Brod-
erick j. j. MCCARTHY.
myA st exSu Secretary.
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QQ7R0 FLATS ON BUSH ST., NEAR
DO CO. Mason; contain 8, 5, and rooms
and bath each; rents S67 so; lot 20:61l37:6.
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S17 600 FILLMORE ST BUSINESS
or stores with rooms in rear, and fiat above
OF rooms and bath; total rents $500 per
mum; pays good interest; lot 50x90: street &C.
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GOS00 HYDE ST., NEAR GEARY; BAY
u OOOO. window house of 10 rooms and bath
brick foundations, etc.: lot 25xS7:6; street &C
cepted; downtown home
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o6E0O o'FARRELL, Mr.. DEvISADERO;
IDOOUO. 2 elegant fats OF and rooms and
bath each; rents S42 so; lot 2S:6x9Z :6.
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QdS0O 22D ST, CLOSE TO vALEN CIA: 2
u fOOO. story house OF rooms and bsth; lot
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EANCY DAIRY, BUTTER, EGGS, TEA, COZ
Il fee and spice route for sale at a bargain; has
distinct routes. covering all sections OF the city
clears 500 per month: finest team IN San Fran
cisco; trial given until fully Satished; don't miss
this II you want good outside active business.
Address Fl. A. box 90, Call Branch Office
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QO0OO PICK Up: ON PINE ST., NEAR
u OOOO. Polk: double house OF rooms and
bath each, and fats rear street; rents $50
lot 25xl20.
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DIONEER BUSINESS EX XCHANGE REMOVED
from 500 Grant ave. to 5O6 Market st. up
stairs. NV 3t*
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QOcSO REDUCED FROM s3oUO; 2-SToRY
u -OOO. bay window house of rooms and
bath near Valencia and 18TH lot 25IS0.
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On OOO0 COTTAGE AND LOT 24xlOO. w
u AOUO. side Fillmore ST., bet FiIbert and
Greenwich stone blocks down; Fillmore st. win be
business ST.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-12-25

myself up to the delirious pleasures Of
the waltz. I was kept from anything
wrong by saying to myself lone, two,
three" etc. So that I can truly say
that if all who waltz have their heads
as full of mathematics as I did they
will die happy. But you know it makes
some people perfectly red headed with.
rage to see a man about town die com
fortably. They want to 9 him bite
the bedding and froth at the mouth
and regret that he tried to be saved by
good works.
However, we will let that pass.
Times are improving, and even as the
world is being lighted by a new and
searching light, seen only a few years
ago in the stormy sky, SO 'the morn
inglighti is breaking" insome of the dark
old smelly catacombs of misguided
belief, and some day a broad minded,
liberal, just humanity will worship the
same loving and unresentful God be
meath a wide, all-sheltering and I'M
mortgaged roof. BILL NYE.
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ALLEGED FUN.

"A merry heart doth good like a
medicine. Bible.
Up in arms-the babies.-Phizadez
phIG Record.
"She is killingly- sweet" Gain
sugar, evidently."-Smith GrGy &
Co. s Monthly,
Mrs. Hicks: "How should you like
to sing you to sleep, AS I do the
babyG" Hicks: I'D go to sleep if I
possibly could "-Credit Lost.
SIS your boy fond of sugar on his
bread9" mot so very" He is an
original boy" ooh, no. Not SO very.
He wants his sugar straight. life.
''Isn't it queer" said Maud. tive
never seen my fance9" "What!
Never seen him9" mo-" said Maud.
I've never seen him. He's never
asked me. "-Credit Lost.
One: "What is the use of having a
vote anywayGo Another: "Why papa
says that any quantity of men would
come to see US before each election
Life.
Little Roger had gone into the coun-
try for the first time, and his grand
father had taken him out to see the
colt. There, Roger" said the old
gentleman, did you ever 9 such a
little horse as that3" Roger never had,
and his eyes shone; but there was one
drawback. whats the matter with
him, grandpaG" he said. He hasn't
any rockers. "-Credit Lost.
A Lawyer was cross questioning a
negro witness in one Of the justice
courts the other day, and was getting
along fairly well until he asked the
witness what his occupation was. Use
a carpenter, sah." What kind of a
carpenterG" '"They calls me a jack
leg carpenter, sab" What is a jack
leg c~arpenter9" HE is a carpenter
who is not a first class carpenter, sab"
We'll, explain fully what you under
stand a jackleg carpenter to be" in
sisted the lawyer. BOSS, l declare I
dunno how ter splain any mo- 'cept to
say hit am jes' the same diffunce twixt
you an er fust class lawyer."-Macon
Telegraph.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-12-25
WHAT THE MULE SAID.

A civil engineer tells this story:
While overseeing a gang of men
who, with mule teams, were hauling
loads of dirt, a friend of mine a ven
triloquist-came up and stood by my
side, watching the men at work.
Presently a mule, driven, by a large,
redheaded and fiery tempered Irish
man, banked when right in front Of
where my friend and I were standing.
The Irishman soon lost his temper, and
began to belabor the animal with his
whip. Every now and then the mule
would turn his head and look reproach-
fully at the angry Irishman, but still
refused to bulge.
'Now just watch the Irishman," the
ventriloquist whispered in my ear.
At that moment Pat, losing all
patience, gave the animal a tremen-
dous kick in the ribs with his heavy
boot.
The mule turned his head, and look
ing the Irishman in the face, opened
his mouth
"DOn't yOW do that again." The
voice sounded as though it came direct
from between the mules parted lips.
The whip dropped from the Irish
mans hand. For a moment he stared
at the mule, then, without uttering q
work, he whirled about and bolted
down the street as fast as his two legs
could take him.-New York Herald.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-12-25

the letter to him and explain aboutit it.
The evening before Christmas I was
helping around In Mr.. Paton's store
and didn't get home till about eight
o'clock. I went up to the kitchen
window and peeped in and saw that
ma and Elsie-that's my little sister
we're in there, so I though I'd go
around to the little front room we
called the parlor and getAunt Mildred
to help me hide the presents l had got
for them, till the next morning. When
I went in, there was a great big, tall
man with his arms around Aunt Mil
dred, holding her fast. She gave q
little sort of a scream and tried to get
away from him when / came In, and I
yelled out: 'Burglarsl HelpT' and
picked up the the poker and ran at
him; but Aunt Mildred said: 'fStoP.
stop. Harry" Then he let her go, and
she sort o laughed and blushed and
said: "Harry, this is not a burglar,
but a man that is going to be your
uncle before long"
You see, it was this way: They got
to be sweethearts five years ago when
Aunt Mildred was at boarding school,
and Mr.. Bronsons-Uncle George it is
now-was tending law school in the
same place. They wanted to marry,
but grandpa said Aunt Mildred was too
young to marry, but he let her CORE
spond with Uncle George after they
both left school. But when Uncle
Georges brother forgot to give him
that letter he waited and waited, and
then he thought Aunt Mildred had quit
writing to him and he went off out
west. He had never told his folks any
thing about having a sweetheart, and
they didn't know what was the matter
with him. His brother had taken the
letter out of the Office and put it in his
pocket with other letters, and when it
slipped down out of sight he never
thought of it again.
Aunt Mildred was just like Uncle
George she thought he had quit writing
to hers and she said anything
about him. Grandpa died about that
time, and she came to live with us, and
all the money she had was put into the
bank with pas, and lost the same way.
Well, you see when Mr.. Bronson got
hold of that letter she sent it to her
brother in law-that's Uncle George,
you know-and told him how a boy
named Harry Floyd had found it in
her husbands old coat; and when he
got the letter he saw just how it all
was, and as my name is Floyd, he
thought I must be some kin to Aunt
Mildred so he came back here as quick
as he could and found out where we
lived, and came and found Aunt Mil,
dred here. And that's how 1 happened
to be the cause of him and Aunt Mil
dred having such a merry Christmas
last year.
Uncle George is q pretty sharp law
yer, I tell you, and he has brought
some sort of suit against the man that
cheated US out of our money, and he
thinks he is pretty sure of getting it
back for us.-Marth0 S. White, in
Good Housekeeping.