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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-21

OSOS0 BEAUTIFUL EASTLAKE RESI-
GDOZOOs dence of 8 rooms and bath in the
northern part of the Western Addition; command
ing an unobstructed marine view; this Is without
any exception the cheapest residence for sale In
this CITY. lot 6(lx6S.0
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-21
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


TN FRUITvALE: "a BEAUTIFUL VILLA
home for sale, comprising over acres Of land,
Of which are in bearing orchard; remainder
ornamental grounds the most attractive and beau
tful in the county: grand old trees, palms, semi
tropic plants; flowers in choice variety; grayeled
| feet, filed with Valuable treeferns and
rare plants; propagnting house adjoining:
,anknouse, stable and gardeners cottage;
finished and furnished; furniture with premises II
desired, complete sanitary arrangement connect
cellent and inexhaustible water, pumped into the
house and throughout grounds; also Contra Costa
upon main thorougnfare, two minutes walk
from ferry railroad depot and two lines Of
land w Se ed a apd part good 81
san Francisco property will be taken in part pay
ment; property has frontage of over 1900 feet
| upon two streets, and after deducting for cross
streets will subdvde into 50 large building lots; in
view OF great improvements going on in immediate
vicinity this property must increase in value and
| in the near future will be very valuable.
/ am instructed to push sale as owner is going
lars address join aGBR RE ~ JONES' Fruitvaie
postoffice.
DOR SAIE-NEw HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
bath: modern in every way large sunny lot;
| SAMUEL & KNOWLES, 4s1 Ninth st. Oakland.
Q00R0 a GILT-EDGE INVESTMENT:
.DOAOO. modern double fiat close TO business
center and renting for S32 So be sold 10 close
estate. VIM. j. DINGEE, ago Eighth St, Oakland.
E,OR RENT-4, SO AND ROOM MODERN
Il houses cheap: near Clinton station; fine neigh
borhood convenient to churches and schools;
electric cars pass the property every minutes; 10
minutes walk to business CENTER 80 minutes to
San francisco. Apply to Il. W. BADGER, 953
Seventh ave.. Oakland.
600 TO RENT, HOUSE ROOMS; 1463
I'D 10. Twenty-third ave-, East Oakland; large
lot; stable; flowers; fruit; water free; without
stable. 500 Apply to STONE, 1888 East Nine
teenth St.. East Oakland.
CORNER LOT: SEVENTH ST.: 52x:lOs:
" worth $50 front foot will sell S2S; only $500
cash required.
$50 acres Sonoma County; house. barn, orchard,
stock and tools: $4,000.
New modern 7-room house; Frutvale; large lot;
$500 over mortgage great bargain.
400 acres, Yolo County, above Vacav1lle; $14OOi
only $400 cash required.
Cheap house and lot near Market and Lydia sts.;
only $500. G. 4. KING, 902 Broadway, Oakland
CtACRIFICED -COZY LITTLE HOME IN
- Oakland; owner away and must SELL big bar
gain for cash or on monthly $15 payments; write
at once. Address Owner, p. o. box 537, Los
Angeles.
ITO TRADE-4 FINE LOTS IN SAN JOSE; l
i or 2 for furniture. Apply TO G. K. KING, 902
Broadway, Oakland.
OOHO0 NEW AND ALL MODERN DOU-
tpOOOO. BILE fat 10 rooms and bath, etc.; just
completed and rented at $37; IN the heart of Oak
land. good investment. ALDEN & GARFIELD,
902 Broadway, Oakland.
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The above is only partial list We will be glat
to furnish complete list ON application.
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
2lS-220 MONTGOMERY at, Mills building.
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OF ACRES ALL LEVEL; ALL IN BEAR
4 ing; almonds and apricots adjoins town in
Alameda County: good buildings; will exchange
for income city property. Apply A NJ SPECK d
CO., 602 Market st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

~ a. UMBSEN & CO,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-21

@0OSO NICE COTTAGE; s ROOMS AND
ID ZACO. bath and barn; 9Th ave., mr.. Point
Lobos ave. lot 25x120.
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IA Montgomery st., near Market.
Call and obtain one of our "Real Estate Records, y
which contains list OF properties for sale in all
parts Of the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
$4,000 RENT s5o4 PER ANNUM: WEST;
improvements; teGements and lot 27:6x110i
street accepted by the city.
&2000 GREENWICH ST.: TELEGRAPH
rooms; rent $1s per month; lot fronts on Streets
G9SSO CozY NEW MISSION COTTAGE;
OCOOO. 18th ST.: rooms and bath; all moo
ern improvements and conveniences; bay-win'
dows; brick foundation; lot 25x1oo
SlUZ50. substantial b asa nearly pa new new bay-win
dow flats; brick foundation; all modern improve
ments; corner on Shotwel ST.
G25 0OO ELEGANT NEW BAY.wINs;
HpAC' wv. dow fats of q, z, rooms aho
lot 45x90; Howard ST.
SOUUU. nice bay-Window fats Of 8 and 5
rooms and hath each; brick foundation etc. 4o'
25x137:6.
GQS00 wAsHINGT oN-sT. INVEST.
SDOOUU. ment: rent S72 per month; 2-story
house: bay-window; brick foundation, etc.; lot
23;6x1S7 10 with 4;4x6S:9.
oARnO BARGAIN; CORNER ON ELLIS
IDfOUU. ST.; cottage Of g rooms and lot SOx7o;
both streets accepted.
$4,000 S05Y r.. WE sd!4 Gate 4 PaFE Dios
bay-window cottage of rooms and bath; brick
foundation stone walks, laundry; all modern I'M
provements; lot 25x96:5; VIII be sold on easy
terms.
0.dOSO MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF
ID4OOU. foreclosure of mortgage; no reason
oh % Of ref ln
stantial nay-window house of rooms and bath,
brick foundation, etc. lot 25xll4 near alencia st.
n1nO0 NINETEENTH ST.; LARG E
u tUUO. home, 2-story bay-window residence
OF 8 rooms and bath: all modern improvements
and conveniences; nice grounds; lot 81 ;oxso.
n7n roo RENT s11O4 PER ANNUM: 4
SlU. 0UU. substantial flats and cottage bay
windows brick foundation, all modern improve
ments ana conveniences: lot 4Ox115, to alley; al
ways rented; must be sold, as owner Is about to
leave the State.
$4,000 ahson Paco ave- Is rooms
and bath, etc; lot 26:6xl27;s.
ocSOO LITTLE PALACE BAY-wINDow
DOOUU. cottage of rooms and bath. etc.:
stable driveway, beautiful grounds, in the heart OF
the Western Addition; lot q :6xlS7:6.
Gil 6nn RENT S126O PER ANNuM;
ID L .OOO. Jackson-st investment; three 2
story houses and lot 5GxS0.
GITS0 CORNER ON LAGUNA ST.; SUB
ID fl w. stantial, nearly new bay-window
residence OF rooms and bath; brick foundation,
etc.; lot 25xS7;6.
OSE00 BUSINESS LOCATION ON PA
tDOOUU. cifc st., near Polk; good house Of z
rooms and bath; lot 2S:6xl00; street accepted.
0OO00 GREAT BARGAIN; CORNER ON
S0ZUU. Cortland ave; 3-story bay-window
house OF 10 rooms and bath; brick foundation;
stable for horses; lot S6x76.
QeE00 BARGAIN; RENT $40 MONTH
oDOOOO. fats; bay-window; brick founda-
ton; lot 26x112; on prominent street south OF
Market; street accepted.
UNIMPROVED.
$S000-Beautiful park lot; Baker st.: 25x1O0.
SS0O0-Corner on Stanyan ST.; 100xS1 g.
$1,000 each-2 building lots on McAllister St., rs
x137 IS each.
So, 500-Presidio Heights; corner 5O-vars; COM
mands grand unobstructed marine views.
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GeOO0 ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS
DOUUU. on Clement ST.; 132;6x100; marine
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uEYmAN TRACTS HEYMAN TRACT.

L MAN 1hAC1! MAN
The only subdivision within the city limits. Ac-
cessible with electric road Oath ST. only onehali
block distant, or by Castrostreet cable road.
Lots are level and command grand view, and can
be had on $40 monthly payments
Streets graded, severed and macadamized.
SAVE RENT SAVE REMIT
Houses built from $500 up, according to your
own plans, on easy monthly payments.
lots on north side Park 23d ave.; cheap: on
easy terms.
Lots in Paramount Tract, close to electric car
S400 each.
500 to $50O-Park lots near the Midwinter Fair
ground and new ocean boulevard, north and south
of the park.
Lots near Mission-st. carhouse at prices from
$3.50 to $500 on monthly installments OF $5
Sl5O-Level building lots in Ocean View, close to
electric road and railroad station; SIS monthly
Spring Valley water in the street.
s35o-Lots on 18th ST.. near electric cars on Noe
street; 25x100.
House of 8 rooms and lot; Paramount Tract,
mr.. 30th, for $3.50; easy terms.
Diagrams and full information Of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-21

UOROO 2sToRY; ROOMS AND BATH
| NLCUU. on 18th ave., near Point Lobos ave.
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G1C k00 ONLY $2000 CASH REQUIRED:
% lA.OOp. new, modern residence OF IL
rooms, bath, etc.; sunny side of Washington ST.,
near Walnut; marine view: large lot, 32xl02
easy monthly payments. BOVEE, TOY & co.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-21

nO6On BUSINESS PROPERTY ON HOW
sDOOUO. ard st., near 9th; store below OF 4
rooms; upper fat Of IL rooms and bath; brick
basement BOVEE, TOY 4 CO.
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The only subdivision within the city limits. Ac-
cessible with electric road Oath ST. only half
block distant, or by Castro-street cable road
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THAT'S q BEAUTIFUL MODERN BAY
i window flats of 8 and rooms and bath each
the sunny side of Pierce lots 25x106 81 price
asked $3.50; income $3.50 year.
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II Ix107:o-Sw. COR. JERSEY AND Ola.
LIZ no1d stA. Apnly within.
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n THAT CAN'T BE BEAT.
SEE 1T AND BE CONVINCED
$476O-A handsome 2-story bay-window house
Of rooms and bath the north side of California
St.. near Baker; must be sold to close an Eastern
account, EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market
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DINE-sT. FLATS-2 MODERN BAY-wINDow
i fats of and rooms and bath each; lot 25x
1877 IS; price $4,000; income $3.50 year.
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OAKLAND HOTELS.

" largest hotel in Oakland; table first class;
terms by week or month moderate; trains to and
from San Francisco every Is minutes; cars from
Sxteenth-street station pass hotel; sample-room
for commercial travellers on ground floor. ROBERT
GAY Proprietor.
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r ,ou1s scHLoss.

A COMPLETE LIST OF IMPROVED FARMS
II from $3.50 up in the beautiful Ukiah, Napa
and Santa Clara valleys at extremely low prices;
the finest soil, climate and location call for par
ticularS.
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DEDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
IL BUSINESS PROPERTY.
A CORNER ON POLK ST
S3OOO-An elegant lot; Just the place for store
and fats: street work o. X; unexcelled marine
view. EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
N.rlrat
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GaSSOO PAGE ST., NEAR PIERCE; LOT
dpCOOO. 2bIl37:6; cottage OF rooms and
bath; high basement; mortgage e2500 can remain.
BOVEE, TOY & co.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
NEW

NEW NEW.
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OAK-sT. FLATs-2 BAY-wINDow FLATS OF
" and rooms and bath each; lot 25x87 :6;
$500; income $500 a year.
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New houses Cole, near Waller; prices 20 suit
the times and very easy terms; 25x125; hand.
somely finished in modern styles and comforts.
Post, near Larkin; 30:6x120 to rear street;
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

MODERN COTTAGE 4 ROOMS. WITH LOT,
lM $500: an offer wanted for lot S0x133, fin
ished s.re:t. ]. IL. YOUNG, 1913 Park ST.,
Alameda.
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A RESIDENCE AT sACRIFICE-A BEAU
n tiful modern Eastlake residence of 10 rooms
ana bath Oak St.; lot 25x157:6 ; price $3.50;
must be sold to satisfy mortgage.
O'FARRELL & CO..
Real Estate Brokers,
IL Montgomery st.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17
IN WASHINGTON.
IN CONGRESS.

IN CONGRESS.
The income tax came up for con-
siderable discussion in the senate in
the course of the debate on the
urgent deficiency bill, which con.
tains a provision for carrying the
law into operation. Mr.. Hill (dem.
Of New York } offered an amendment
designed to afford an opportunity to
contest the constitutionality of the
act upon which he spoke briefly.
Mr.. Quay (rep. of Pennsylvania, -,
also gave notice of several amend
ments he intends to offer to the bill.
One for the income tax and the
others to insert the Mckinley tariff
act, and the wooden schedule.
In TIE house of representatives., on
motion of Mr.. Curtis, of New York
bill was passed to define the
crimes of murder in the first and
second degrees and manslaughter and
rape, mutiny and desertion, and
providing punishment therefor, and
to abolish the death penalties on
the other crimes. The District of
Columbia appropriation bill was
passed.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17

whether or not the deposits had
been made. Many more came from
parties who wanted to know If con-
sidered the companies sound and
insolvent, and if the investments
were safe.
OF course, in most instances was
unable to give the information
wanted. The companies have had a
stormy existence, and ! think are
now still engaged in business, but
two of them under different names
and on somewhat different lines. 1
still hold the original deposits intact,
but just where we stand / must
confess l do not yet know, and if the
legislature can throw any light upon
the subject I shal, he relieved aud
obliged. The matter, thirk, needs
attention.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17

railroads to incorporate at value OF
5000.
Mr.. Stickney: Abolishing the fee
system applicable TO county officers in
counties OF 5000 and less than 100000.
Mr.. Stickney: Requiring all boys Of
IS years and younger convicted OF felonies
to be sent to the reform school, and giving
justices Of the peace power, with the
approval OF the circuit or county court to
commit such affenders.
Mr.. Gurney: Imposing a fine OF not
less than $500 for selling imitation butter
unless OF different color from the
genuine article.
Mr.. Warner: Amending the chattel
mortgage laws SO ITS to require a return of
chattel is seized.
Mr.. Moran; Bringing fire insurance
laws within the scope OF the antitrust
and anti>po,ling laws. 4
Mr.. Quincy: Making it a misdemeanor
to destroy imported game birds.
Mr.. Armstrong: Amending the change
OF venue law so as to have such petitions
tried AS any other issue in the case.
Mr.. Moran: Releasing the state and
counties from liability on account OF
defendant witnesses costs in cases OF
acquittal.
Mr.. Atkins; For redistricting the con-
gressional districts OF the state.
Mr.. Ferguson: Requiring the assess
ment OF all mortgages OF record.
Mr.. McCollom: Prohibiting the sa lie OF
tobacco and cigaretts OF record
Mr.. McCollom: Prohibiting the sale OF
pistols and cartridges to minors.
Mr.. Phipps: Exempting commission
merchants from paying an ad valorem
tax on goods consigned to their care for
sale.
Mr.. Tubbs: Requiring railroad com
panies to make return annually to the
railroad commissioners the number OF
passes issued and the persons to whom
issued.
MIR. Gmelich: Providing for the APP
pointment of state bank examiner.
Mr.. Burks For the appointment OF
state bank and trust company examiner.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17
' ENTURING INTO MA TRIMONY.

ENTURING INTO MATRIMONY.
Mrs. Burton Harrison in the Ladies' Home
Journal
If young couple be sure enough
of their own ability to shape their
lives according to their actual means
in venturing into matrimony they
are blessed indeed This is SO rarely
the case that young man now holds
back to let thirty find him in pos
session of sufficient income to pay his
household bills before he dares
assume the privilege of wife.
There can be no reason against a
girl marrying young if circumstances
insure to ler a reasonable protection
against the disheartening apparition
of pov erty shivering behind the
lamps and silver bonbon dishes of
her wedding presents.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17
MIssoURI's RESOURCES.

MIssOURI's RESOURCES.
Director Charles R. Keyes, OF the
state geological survey, has submit
ted his biennial report to the COVER
nor.
It shows Missouri to be the great
est Of all the Mississippi Valley states
In natural mineral wealth.
The work undertaken and finished
during the past biennial period, as
shown by the published results, has
been the report on paleontology, in
two parts; iron and zinc reports, also
In two parts--four volumes In all |;
and two sheet reports-the Iron
Mountain ana Bevier. The work on
10 other sheets Is now In great part
finished and the report on the crys-
talline rocks and several minor sub
jects have been made ready for
printing. The Investigations of the
clays, the building stones and the
mapping Of certain areas have made
good progress. or the work de-
manding immediate attention there
are the reports which are practically
complete and now regarded a. ready
for publication. These include ave
sheet reports on areas in the central
and western parts Of the state, which
were prepared during the past sum-
mer, the reports on the granite rocks
Of the southeast, the dictionary Of
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17
A GOOD WIFE.

Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy.
There is no Joy, no comfort, no
sweetness, no pleasure in the world
like to that of a good wife. She is
still The same in sickness and in
health, his eye, his hand, his bosom
friend, his partner at all times, his
other self, not to be separated by any
calamity, but ready to share all sor-
row, discomfort and as the Indian
women do, live and die with him, nay
more, to die presently for him.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17
Star of the South.

Go to velasco for health, sea air and
comfort; where ships too deep for all other
Texas ports sail In and and out with ease;
where fruits ripon earlier and pay better
than in California; where the soil is a natural
hot-bed. Fresh vegetables all winter.
Coolest day In three years, rs degaees above
zero. Warmest day. % degrees. velasoo
offers the best investments In the south.
Write the CoNHKRoIAL CLUE. Velasco. TsxAs.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17
AND THEY ALL WERE SILENT.

From the indianapolis Journal.
"Why," asked the philosopher,
"why Is 1t that a man-the noblest
created object-why is 1t that a man
should have such doubts Of his abil-
ity TO win woman's affection, when
he considers the success In that line
Of . pop-eyed, pudding shaped,
pretzel- tailed pugdogs"
But the assembled listeners an
swered him not.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17
CURRENCY BILL SHELVED.

CURRENCY BILL SHELvED.
The Carlisle currency bill was
shelved in the house of representa-
tives. The committee on rules, in
obedience to the decree of the dem
ocratic caucus, brought in an order
to close general debate and proceed
under the five minute rule until
Saturday, when the final vote would
be taken. They were unable to
order the previous question, the
demand therefor being refused, first
by rising vote of 81 to 110 and
then on yea and nay vote by 124
to 1879. The advocates of the bill
were dumbfounded when they dis
covered that they had been beaten
in the preliminary skirmish, and the
order was withdrawn. This was
the first reverse the committee on
rules has suffered for four years.
An analysis of the vote shows that
all the 1874 votes in favor of the
motion were cast by democrats
while 80 republicans, 80 democrats
and 6 populists voted against it.
The forty democrats who voted
with the republicans and populists
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.


The Missouri Road Convention,
composed Of representatives Of the
state road association and delegates
appointed by the mayors of various
towns and villages, held two days.
session in jefferson Cisy. President
J. L. Erwin, of Galloway, presided
and Levi Chubbuck was secretary.
In President Erwin's opening address
the following suggestions were made:
Limit the load tn the breadth Of tire
license all vehicles as steamboats, are
now licensed; let the license state
the weight of load the vehicle may
carry without injury to the road;
those who use the road most ought
to pay most for its maintenance; do
away with poll tax work on the road
altogether; the man who only walks
over the road leaves it better; 1t is
but just that every man should con-
tribute something toward the main
tenance of the state and county
government, but let his tax go into
the general revenue fund, putting al,
on an equal footing; broaden the
tires in proportion to the load; put
team and tread of vehicle on same
line.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17
NEW USES FOR STREET CARS.

st. Louis, with characteristic en-
terprise, has introduced into the
world two new uses for the street
car. AS is well known, the finest
system of street car transportation
in the world is that of st. Louis.
There is one horse car line, three
cable lines, and the remaining lines,
some twenty In number, use electri-
city rs the motive power. Some
timo ago it occurred to a local genius
that certain of these electric lines
running to the suburbs could be
used advantageously in carrying the
mails to sub stations. The plan was
adopted, and has been successfully
in operation for over two years.
There are regularly equipped mail
cars, running at high speed, and
greatly increasing the efficiency of
the local carrier system. A few
months ago physician connected
with the city hospital conceived the
idea of an electric ambulance, and
his idea has been carried out. The
car which was built by the st. Louis
Oar Co., was turned out of the shops
recently, and made an excursion
trip with the health department and
street railroad officials, and numb
Der of representatives Of the press.
The exterior of the car is Of inn
maculate white, with number OF red
cross decorations to indicate its
mission of charity. The interior is
finished In cherry, with numerous
cases for stretchers, instruments and
medicines, closets, water coolers,
washstands, etc.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17

troduced a bill pro1
repeal Of what q
Teachers Institu
was passed In 1881
1893. 1t provided
tutes each year, al
tendance Of school
not hold state cerH
only be acquired b
higher schools. TT
constant source of
school teachers, Sol
nounce 1t an imp,
and others an outrs
State Supt. Wolfe '
author Of the law, I
been asssiled and
law mahere hardly
in the premises.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17

GIVE AND TAKE.
From school and Home.
Any one can give advice, but only
wise man knows how to profit by it.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17
BEN VIETH. @. MILLER
City Hotel.
@. MILLER.

Corner High and Madison Streets.
Having purchased the CityIotel property,
we shall endeavor tomake II first class in all
departments.
Rates, So. 90 Per Day.
Telephone communications and other
modern conveniences.
Commercial men will fnd II to their inter-
est TO stop at the Citv.
1t Is centrally located, and Its sample
rooms are the best
Trusty porters at all passenger trains.
VIErH & MILLER,
Proprletors.