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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-25
n'FARRELL IL CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.
A RESIDENCE
AT A SACRIFICE

CPEAR ST., BET MISSION AND HOWARD I;
- water lot; As :10xl37 IS; for sale cheap.
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TONES ALLEN d. CO, $50 MARKET ST., S. F.
y 1I05 23d ave. East oakland
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City REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.


xaADISoN q BURKE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
MI established 1865; 626 Market st.
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cor 0Q0 FINE INVESTMENT ON MIS-
W .ONIO. sion ST.. short distance from otn,
through to Minna. good substantial improvements
in store and fats: stone walks, ETC.; rents $ZOo4
per anHum; lot 25xl60
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ALAMEDA EAL ESTATE.
|. OR SALE-A LOT 25xl0O: PRICE $3.50: PA
cIfie ave. near First, opp. water-pipe works
Apply on premises to A MARTINI. fe25 If
TWo-SToRY HOUSE ROOMS; LOT 6Oxl5O;
L west side of improved street; $4,000. r. F.
BAIRD, Morton-st. station. fe24 1t
II OUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE - NOTHING
IL down, easy monthly PAYMENTS; houses built
TO suitpurchaser; only 10 per cent down. monthly
payments same as rent; modern cottages OF
rooms and bath with SO feet frontage each;
$500, f27Oo and $3.50; easy payments; assign
ee's sale: must be closed out: make offer. H. p.
MOREAL IL CO., 142S PARK St, Alameda. de10t
IA ARE BUILDING HANDSOME 2-STORY
w houses OF b, d, and rooms in the very best
locations in Alameda and sell them with lots and
other improvements from $1,000 upward on very
easy monthly instalments: now Is the time to
cure homo comDiete In all respects in beautiful
Alameda. See us before closing any purchase.
ONCE open evenings. NUT AL BUILDING AND
lNVES TMENT COMPANY, 1902 Park ST.. near
santa Clara ave no24 Ct
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
O'FARRELL & co,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
IL MONTGOMERY ST.
RESIDENCE
AT A SACRIFICE
CPEAR ST.. BET MISSION AND HOWARD;
- water lot; As :l0xl37 IS; for sale cheap.
AN OFFER wANTED-Nw COR TWENTY
n fifth and York sts.; 50xlO4.
HOWARD AND TwENTY-FIFTH SIS; sw.
IL corner: 65x1I5 TO rear street: making 3
frontages; very desirable; an offer wanted.
o7OOO ELEGANT FLATS OF ROOMS
IN tOOO. and bath each and modern in every
respect on Waller ST.: building cost about $500;
lot worth $1,000; size 3Oxll0; steadily rented the
year around.
elk O0O FLATS ON A NE. CORNER;
~ O.UUU. nicely located In the western
Additions income 500 year; they steadily
rent ed and have been ever since they were built;
the buildings about 8 months old; they are
modern IN every respect; sanitary plumbing
wooden mantels, ETC.; cars pass the door.
oaOdOn PINE-ST. BUILDING LOT, NEAR
SZ4UU. Broderick: size 25xl37:6 street
paved with bituminous rock and accepted by the
city.
0OO0O CHOICE BUILDING LOT ON ASH
ID OOOO. bury St, near oak: size % :6x1l2:
convenient TO the Oak. Post. Ellis. Page and
Haight street cars.
DESIDENCE, MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT;
III new. never been occupied on the sunny side
OF Castro St; house contains saloon parlOrs, DIM
fng-rOom, kitchen. large pantries, sunny and
capacious chambers: house heated by hot air fur
reasonable terms; in fact the terms will be made
to suit the purchaser: lot 25xl25
QeOOA RESIDEN CE ON FREDERICK ST.
u OOOO. rooms ana bath; bay window front
all the latest modern improvements; house only 3
years old: lot 25x1O0.
GO10O FLATS IN THE MISSION, NEAR
JDOIOU. Guerrero and ed SITS. /; 5 rooms each
rents for $50 per month; 25xll4.
$1,000 CHOICE RESIDENCE ON SCOTT
bath. attic and basement; lot 30xl07:6; new
house, built about Oneyear.
0OSO0 HOME IN THE MISSION: 2SToRY
tDZOOO. house, 8 rooms and bath: lot 75x150:
only $1,000 cash. balance on mortgage.
@dOO SNAP SHoT-CHoICE LOT NORTH
UtOO. OF the Park. near ID St; 25x120.
neO6A TwONICE FLATS ON SCOTT st.
trO-OO. near Oak; rent $50 per month; lot %
xl06:3
-BEFORE YOU buy
READ THIS--
AND GO OUT TO-DAY
AND SEE THEM!-
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II ANDSOME CORNER RESIDENCE ON
II Halght St; must be sold, by order OF PROBATE
Court; make an offer.
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ok On0 FLATS ON A NE. CORNER;
u C.OOO. nicely located In the Western
Additions income ) 500 a year; they are steadily
rent ed and have been ever since they were built;
the buildings about - months old: they are
m odern IN every respect; sanitary plumbing.
wooden mantelS, ETC.; cars pass the door.
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mos non KEARNY-sT. BUSINESS COR
moo .UUU. ner; pays per cent: 46:Sx6S:9.
MADISON q BURKE.
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$4,000 NEAT aHG Sa36 BRICK
tions stone walks. ETC.; Florida ST., near Z1s'
lot 2bxlQ0
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Q1SO0 LOT ON 14TH AVE, NEAR
tD1OUU. Golden Gate Park: 50I1OO; splendid
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TINES 6 AND7 ROOM COTTAGES IN THE
j Mission. modernty improved and in nice neigh
borhoods. at $50 per month and up.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

II. LIssAk OIL Won RHEIN
n f. Won RHEIN 81 CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents Auctioneers and House Brokers, 513
California street.
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DosT-ST. CORNER; STORE AND FLAT AND
i separate houses; paws good income: price
SIS, 400; lot 81 :6xS0 with L. MADISON 81 BURKE
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QIc0O GOOD BARGAIN ON LANGToN
ID OUU. st; front house of rooms ana rear
of rooms; lot u :6I75.
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OK ELEGANT NEW COTTAGES OF ROOMS
= and bath. nicely finished, y. OF park on 9Th
ave. near California st., will be sold on easy
terms; CaIifornIa-st caUle-cars pass the door.
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e7OOO BROADWAY, NEAR PoL LII Two Nh.
STone walEs efc rents $50; lot 26:6xl57 10
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

FFURNITUREYO W ANTGOOD AND CHEAl
see n. SCHELLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh st.nl eodt
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n GOD BUY; NEW MODERN COTTAGE: JUST
" completed; 5 rooms. bath. etc.: within one
block of electric linc street work all done:
cement stone sidewalks and only 10 minutes to
the center of Oak land his Will be sold a small
cash payment: balance easy inStallments: nrtce
$2475; large lot A. II. BR r ED IL CO.. $50 Ninth
ST., Oak land. nel2 Il
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o,oooO N1cE BAv-wINDow RESIDENCE
SSUUU. of s rooms and bath: laundry, ETC.
Hvde ST near California; stone walks and all
modern improvements: size ZoAS4 10.
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Q1 Ono HOUSE OF ROOMS; l4Th AVE,
u ZUt. near Railroad. South san Frahelsco'
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


G.sJ1nN SUNNY CORNER on GROVE ST.;
ID ZfNO. 45xl45; modern cottage and stable:
just the home for you. w. Z. BARNARD az SON,
s6S Ninth ST., Oakland fe25 1t
GOOnn NEW AND MODERN GROOM
eDZOOV. house; bath, with hot and cold
ter; good lot; well located; within blocks of
eegra ph-avenue electric cars; for sale at $40
month only. Apply to ALDEN d GARFIELD,
902 Broadway, Oakland. fe 5 Tt
G. 900 FINE LARGE LOTS IN SOUTH
SrOVO. Berkeley. near electric roads and Cali
fornia and Nevada Railroad; lots severed; only
a few left at this price; terms, $40 cash. balance
easy terms. Call at once, CLOUGH q BAKER,
1902 Broadway. Oakland. fe2 If
L'OR SALE. IN GOLDEN GATE-NEw HOUSE
of rooms and bath: pantry, hot and cold
water: high basement. brick foundation: large
lot; all fenced; price $1,000; only 500 cash.
balance same rent $50 a month: this house is
a beauty and close to station: electric road will
soon pass this place. y. A. RUDOLPH, 9lS
Broadway, Oakland. lal2 tt
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ok n0O HAYES. NEAR BUCHANAN;
I'D O.tOO. lot 25XI20 to rear street: front
and rear houses MADISON & BURKE.
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TWO SPLENDID RESIDENCES ON BROD.
erick at near McAlister. almost compet ted
Will be sold at moder tie price: these houses arc
finely finished in the most approved modern style
with every possible conveuience: imposing ap
pearance: fine view.
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SEWING MACHINES.

CEWING-N ACHINES SECONDHAND, ALL
- kinds. from So upward; cash or easy pay
ments; machines rented. 1868 Market ia 21tfSuSa
NEW MACHINES, $50 UP; SECOND HAND,
IN from 50 up. 725 Market st. ja23 Ct
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oIO O0O NICE 2-SToRY BAY-wINDow
n IO.UOO. residence on California ST., near
Larkin; contains rooms and bath; lot 25x1OO.
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O1A00 c ST. AND 3STH AVE: 24OxlOO: 2
tDtOOU. corners; only l block from the park
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nc-o0 FINE CORNER ON MASON ST,
S2OlU. northern portion OF the city; I'M
DIovements in store and fats; rents S91; always
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n OO6O PRICE REDUCED: MUST BE
n CZOU. sold; almost new 2-story bay-win-
dow residence; Fulton ST.. close TO Fillmore 8
rooms and bath; brick foundations, etc.; q :6x
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0O60O HOME IN THE MISSION: 2-SToRY
tDZOUO. house, Srooms and bath: lot 75x150:
only $1,000 cash. balance on mortgage.
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THE CREAM OF BELMONT

I o ACRES ALL LEVEL FINE SOIL. FRONTS
j . on county road: positive bargain. j. T.
PETERS. Mills building. fe25 2ts
SIS0O SO ACRES ACRE IN SoNoMA COUNTY;
trees house, barn, etc. Inquire 20 Clementina
street fe25 3ts
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For particulars apply to LOUIS HANDLER,
owner and builder, rooms IS and 10, second floor,
Mills building. fe26 II SuNeFr
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Is ANTED-SMALL, SOUND PONY AND
w harness; must be cheap. Pony box 13l. eau
Branch ONCE fe24 3t<
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$500 MIKE MA ,m AN oTFEK MIST MIST BE
front and rear house on Golden Gate ave.; u :6x
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oROd0n PINE-ST. BUILDING LOT. NEAR
eDZ1OP. Broderick: size 25Xl37 :6: street
paved with bituminous rock and accepted by the
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neOSA TwONICE FLATS ON SCOTT ST..
rO-OO. near Oak; rent $50 per month; lot %
xl06;3.
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CENTENNIAL STABLES-CARRIAGES ROCK
" Always, Yictorias, buggies etc., 1921 Calfor-
MIA ST., bet. Larkin and Polk; telephone SEX. M.
CONLON. proprietor mr13H
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GdOO SNAP SHOT-CHOICE LOT NORTH
tDtOO. OF the Park. near ID St; 25x120.
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Gil O00 POLK.ST PROPERTY: 3-SToRY
u IL .ZUO. and basement building, in store
and 8 rooms below and o rooms and bal above;
brick foundations: rents so.
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G7OOO CHOICE RESIDENCE ON SCOTT
ID tUOO. st. (Pacifc Heights). 8 rooms and
bath. attic and basement; lot 30xI07:6; new
house, built about Oneyear.
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@O6OO ELEGANT RESIDENCE; HAIGHT
u OOOO. ST.. near Lyon: 27xl37:6: rooms
and BATH MADISON & BURKE.
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WAGONS AND CARRiAG his.

NEW DELIVERY-WAGON; Suit GROCER
~ or liquor business; cheap. $40 Mission. % 80
CECOND-HA\ d CARTS. WAGONS. sBUGGIES
- at the lowest price; cash $40 McAlIister. "a IL
TOR SALE-NEW AND SECONDHAND TOP
and open buggies. 903 Golden Gate ave.f22 IA
7 EIBoLD HARNESS CO-5OO SETS OF HAIR
IL ness of every description, make, at
cut prices this week only. Ito McAllster ST., s. +.
fel9 3m
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I'VE HAVE REAL BARGAINS, CALL ANDw
w will convince you. SOL GETZ a. BRO, lS
Pot
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DO YOU WANT BUILDING LOT?
DO YOU WANT LOT FOR AN INVEST MENT
WE WILL SELL YOU LOTS NEAR THE PARK so
PER CENT LOWER THAN ANY ONE ELSE.
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L EXCELLENT PASTURAGE FOR HORSES:
II near San Francisco: 81 so month; SEND for
circular; draught horses for sale cheap. r. A.
HYDE. $50 Commercial St., S. f. fe2 1n
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RnsINEss CHANCEs.


5000 ADvERIisER aA aS6 bH wonId E as
cept city real estate. Address Cash, box 1Ol,
Gail Branch ONCE.
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COL GETZ q BROTHER, REAL ESTATE
- OWNERS,
1S POST STREET.

HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK AND MID
WINTER FAIR LOTSii
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A DVICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
~ divorce probate laws, marriage contracts, pri-
vate. & w. HOWE, atty -at-law, Market and 9th. IL
N w. DAVIDSON, ATToRN EY-AT-LAW. 42O
w California ST., rms. 14-l5; advice free. do tt
D CRoTHERS. ATTORNEY .AT-LAW. 605
LII. Clay Sc. nos Il
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NO CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT RESIDENCE
~ rooms; bath: finished basement: will take
vacant lot in part payment. MADISON d BURKE.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY c. II. REY-
IL NOLDS CO.. 1913 Montgomery st.
ST large corner lot fronting Golden Gate
PARK: grand view.
Sacram ento-st. building lots: 81 6xl27 :61z: on
cabIe-ca r. line from water front to Mdwinter Fair
43d ave-; large corner lot, near s..
2OOxI24 IS: corner lot: Harrison st junction of
18th; frontases; on railroad line; manufactur-
ing location.
building lots cheap-43d ave-. bet. Point Lobos
and the parK; 32d-ave. lots, bet Point Lobos and
the park.
az 16OO CAsB-BALANCE MORTGAGE. z
IN 4OUU per cent. for handsome house of 10
rooms, lot 27:6xl37:6. on ush ST., near Leaven-
worth: everything in irSt-ciass condition: execu-
tor orders sold this mouth: see and make your
own price. Apply to JULIEN SMITH, real estate
agent, 42O tgomery ST.. room ID.
DARK BLOCK FOR ALE CHEAP; MUST BE
i sold: first mortgage can remain: part cash. part
income property for balance. JULIEN SMITH,
real estate agent. 40 Montgomery ST., room ID.
NEAR HAiGHT sT.-MoDERN e-RooMED
IN house: $4,000. II scott st. fe25 7ts
DARGAIN-FoR SALE. 30s FELL ST, FRONT
ID and rear houses: fats and store: sale on
owners removal from the city. fe2o 2t*
Cox GO0 CORNER BUSINESS PROP.
sDAC.OOO. erty; brick building: pays per
cent net. Z. W. SKELETON, 410 Montgomery.24 ~
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uNINPROvED PROPERTy

7S0 NEAR GREENWICH AND DU-
w. pont: brick house rooms and bath;
:2x46. MADISON & BURKE.
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. HORSES, DOUBLE HARNESS, WAGON,
= $75. 1926 Twenty-HrSt st. fe24 3t*
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n CENTS Is SMALL SUM, BUT IF YOU
L " are a subscriber for THE CALL you can get
with IL one part of Picturesque California
which, when first published, cost ten times that
f-lH II
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ b3Skearny, only corporation that lends money
on diam nds. Matct IS dow interest," OcA &
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-10
One Who Has a Right to Speak.

On Sunday supt. Nix received a letter
from the Registrar of the University Of
Toronto, of which VIM A. Milne has al
ways CLAIMED to be an undergraduate
The letter puts daylight through this
claim in the following language, under
date of January 3rd:
Dear Sir: AS I am just hack from a
10 days holiday, find letters from you
and from w. A. Milne, who, am sorry
to learn, has not been acting honoyably.
He IS not, as I haze just surttte,s HIM.
an undergraduate Of this University.
He would be one on passing an examii-
nation il. Greek Or French and German,
or French and either Physics or Chemis-
try, or German and Physics or Chemls-
try. He would also be allowed all the
subjects Of his First Glass Certificate, ex-
cept the History, for first years exami-
nation; that is, he would likely have to
take Greek orr French or German Histo-
~ and either Physics or Biology, but /
cannot say exactly as I have no returns
for the subjects. on which he took that
certificate. James Brebner, Registrar.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-10
An Important Transfer.

Last Friday N. henningsen sold the
building now occupied by Chas. Brust
to Chas- Stengel FOR $1,000. While the
transfer is important in itself as real
estate sale, it is all the more so, because
it will mean a removal from the old
"Headquarters'' of Chas. Brust. For
nearly ten years Mr. Brust has conducted
saloon in the building in question and
in that time he has succeeded in work
ing up a reputation among the transients
who VISIT our town that is held by no
other man in a similar business. Brust
is known wherever travelling men con-
gregate, and among them he has always
been popular. With all, there will be a
general regret that he must leave the old
stand.
The new proprietor, Mr.. Stengel, has
been connet ted with the Commercial Ho.
tel for the last three years, where he will
be succeeded by the owner, Mr. Cordes
He is well-kno,vn to all of our citizens
and will undoubtedly do lucrative bus.
mess in his newly a cquired property af-
ter April 18th.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-10
New Ulm Breeders Association,

1t has always been a source of wonder
why New Ulm people never manifested
any interest in good horses and fine races
but there will no longer be any room for
such surprise for the source has been re
moved. A few spirited citizens are to
receive credit for the move and the New
Ulm Breeders Association is the result
of their work. The object Of the association
will be to fence off a driving park, build
grand stand and enter one of the
Southern Minnesota circuits. In this
way, it is calculated, the city will secure
the benefit of all the races and at the
same time the Development of better
stock as the property of local horsemen
The financial outcome of the project is
also considered with favor. Other towns
not near 30 large as New Ulm. have re-
allied large profits from good track
and grounds, and there is no reason to
believe that the love for racing will not
grow here as we'll as elsewhere. The CAP
ital stock OF the association will he
10000 and at the last meeting of stock
holders the following officers and direc-
tors were elected: President, J. L. Schocl1
vice president, Ferdinand Crone: secre-
tary, A. E. Behnke; treasurer, j. Kloss-
ner Jr,; directors, NJ. Mullen, C. Stuebe,
Otto Schell, F. Spoerhase and W. Huev-
elmann
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-10
Outside Opinions.

: + !
TO show the feeling with which the
news OF Prof, Nixs discharge was re-
ceived in Mankato, the following from
the Mankato Free Press Of Monday is
quoted: From this distance, it would
seem that the school board of New
Ulm has done its public schools an al
most lrreparable injury in the uncere-
monlous removal Of Prof. Nix as SUI
perlntendent. A contest has been on
for se> eral months, and the fracas has
become matter of state wide notorii-
ETY.. Under the superintendency of
Mr.. Nix the schools of New Ulm have
been advanced to position among
the very first educational institutions
OF the state, and the professor is con-
ceededly one of the foremost educa-
tors IN the Northwest. Its apparent
to outsiders, whether or not the facts
bear such construction, that the fight
made against Mr.. Nix is entirely fac
tional and with little or no real foun-
datlon for the action taken in his
discharge. Politics have evidently en-
tered into the New Ulm schools, or at
least the members ofthe board respon-
s1ble for their recent action, have made
1T evident to the public that such is
the case. No good in the public
school system can possibly come from
such condition of affairs as New Tin
now finds itself in.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-10
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings's New Discovery for
Consumption, Cou CHS and Colds, upon
this condition. If you are afflicted with
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or
Chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it a fair trial, and ex-
perience no benefit, you may return the
bottle and have your money refunded.
We could not make this offer did we not
know that DR.. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. 1t never disappoints.
Trial bottles free at 0. NJ. Olsen's Drug
Store. Large size soc. and $500.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-10
Give theJ Jury q u redit Mark J.

It has leaked out that the grand jury,
before concluding its business, found an
indictment against the notorious Vina
Payne for keeping a house Of i'll repute
a short distance from Springfield. The
indicted party, however. had evidently
suspected something, for at latest reports
she had left the county and was nowhere
to be found. A bench warrant has been
issued for her arrest and the amount of
bail fixed at $500. This is the same wo-
man who passed as the wife of Dave
Carter in conducting a similar house
across the river, and it seems that the
warning she received then ought to keep
hel out Of the county. Locating near
Springfield, she and her companions
made it disagreeable for the people Of
Burnstown and when the matter was
brought up before the jury with the aid
Of the county attorney little trouble was
experienced in finding method of get
ting rid of the Objectionable institution.
For this act both jury and attorney are
entitled to great credit. Such establish
ments do town no good; they bring
sorrow into families where it otherwise
would not have entered they not only ruin
young men, but fathers and husbands are
led away from the home circle by allur-
ing enticement that depraved taste,and
not reason, deems a necessity. He who
offers a defense therefor is placing virtue
among women at discount and giving
his own common sense lameness that
isn't becoming a man of noble qualities:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-10
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