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Spring-one Side, and the Other
Side

How many q sweet and poetiCNl thing
has been written and sung about "beautiful
spring."
With its breeZes and bowers
Its buds and its flowers,
Its bright streamlets, gushing
From bondage, and rushing
Away through the meadows with jubilant sons,
And carrying greenness and life allalong
And the little birds-warbliug till their tiny
throats
Swell out with tn fullness of clear, joyous notes
With light graceful Swaying.
And innocent playing,
A. upward they're soaring,
While gratefully pouring
Their music DER hilltop, and forest and plain,
10 tell us how gladly they greet us'agan
The skies, and the river, the fountain and fern,
Each one has been praised and carressed in its
turn.
Each leafet and blossom
That springs from earths bosom,
Has been so admired
That l should be tired
And sick of it all-Dut I'm sure. aren't YOU?
Even more might be said and be perfectly true!
But beautiful spring" has terrible side.
AS housekeepers know,to their cost, far and wide.
Oh, the many outsiders
The flies, and the spiders
The long-legged reaches
The mousies that peaches
Our most precious dainTieS-the vainous rat
That uses our "gDodies" to grow sleek and fat
w ueH Jne leBlOHS OF dUtS-nOU our relatives dear,
So fondly beloved-we would welcome them here,
But big ones, and little,
Some black as kettle,
Some red-and so small
You can't see them at all
But he cake and the preserve jaf bear witness
enough,
And We Th.ow the remainder away in huff!
o, the snakes and the countless variety of worms,
With wrigglings and doublings and twistings
On fences and palngs.
On trees and on ralings
Sometimes upward crawling,
Sometimes downward falling
Now jumping from ambush, now out in full view
You're lucky, indeed. it they don't climO on you
Bees, hornets and tumble.bugs, they make as
much noise
Almost as dog, and a couple of boys,
With humping and crashing
And humping and thrashng
And suddenly diving,
And whisking, and driving
At some unseen foe, in perpetual flight
just think of the racket that fills a June night
And last-in the light of that nuisance house
cleaning.
Spring takes on new and terrible meaningl
Mothers tired and excited,
And father-delighted ()
And we school children
Come to our once peaceful home
To sprawl over mop pail, and scrub brush, and
soap
And go limping off without comfort or hope!
Yes beautiful spring"-yet Pm sure l would
Dispense with the dear worms and bugs-if |
could,
And my lamenesS recalling
My tumbling and sprswlIng
Over carpet and duster,
DiDs SOHeicldt its lustre.
And makes me rejoice with unspe9kable cheer,
That spring time can come only once in the year!
Maiden, Mass, March 23d, 1895.
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NEW BooKs-JUsT ISSUED.

A Change of Air-by Anthony Hope,
Author of THE Prisoner of Zenda," "Indis-
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The King in Yellow,
A collection of amusing short stories, by Rob
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A paper edition of Social Evolution by Benjamin
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A Son of Hagar,
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This book tells its readers more about gold
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The Princess Aline,-by Richard Harding Davis,
Author of The West from Car Window"
"Our English Cousins" Van Bibber and
Others" THE Princess AliDe," the longest
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PRODUCTION at this time, for during its publ
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POSSIBLE MURDER !.
George Rogers Found Dead
in Rupert,

States Attorney Bates received Mon
day communication from Judge A. E.
Burton of East Rupert, detailing the
death there last Thursday evening of
George Rogers of that town, under cir
cumstances calling for an investigation.
Rogers left the house of one Frank Root
that evening to go to the residence of o.
L. Black about mile distant. While on
the road he met f. E. AmidOn and Mr..
Frost, the three stopping to talk for a
few minutes. After separating, Amidon
and Frost went toward East Rupert, but
before they got to the village Rogers
caught up with them again.
They all stopped in front of the resi-
dence of Mrs. Danforth. who hearing
them, opened window and heard Rog.
ers ask them to take him home, as he did
not believe that he could get there alone.
Frost went with him a short distance,
when he returned and followed Amidon
who had started toward Manchester.
Rogers left Roots house at 10 o'clock
ana at 1850 his horse went into his yard
and Rogers was dead. He was on a cart
with his head between the wheel and the
thill, his body lying across the cart in
front of the seat He was so wedged in
that the wheel had not turned for nearly
half mile, as was shown by the tracks
in the mud. There were some bruises
on his head and back that could not be
accounted for, and the query is did Ami
don and Frost in any way contribute to
his death.
In an interview Frost says he thought
Rogers had been drinking, but that he
had no liquor while he was with them.
Root says he was sober when he went
from his place.
States Attorney Bates started for East
Rupert this morning to investigate the
matter.
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THE ENGLISH DOCTOR (?)

The deputy sheriffs were full of busi-
ness yesterday, the last job being by
Deputy John Nash, who went to North
Bennington late in the afternoon and ar
rested DR.. Spencer Salisbury, who claims
London, Eng, as his home, just as he
was to take the train for Albany. Sauls-
bury arrived in Woodford last Friday ap-
parently having walked across the noun.
tain. He was taken sick there and re-
mained at the house of Fred Bowles.
no ones learned his name. Monday
morning he borrowed from Stephen Glea.
son twenty dollars, giving him as security
a watch and chain which he claimed
were gold, the chain being worth, he
said, S45 alone. They turn out to be
cheap goods. The fellow claimed to Mr..
Gleason that he was coming to this vii
lage to cable to England for funds
and that he would return. Suspicious
were around and he was followed here.
He entered the telegraph office, but it
was afterward found that he sent no mes
sage. Instead he went to tie depot aud
purchased a ticket for Troy and took the
2:35 train north for Albany, having to
wait at North Bennington until after 8
o'clock, until the late train went to Troy.
This the Doctor denies, says he walked
part way and rode to North Bennington
with some one. Not knowing his name,
the warrant for his arrest was made out
in the name of John Doe. The officers
found him in the depot when he arrived
at North Bennington. Salisbury made
very decided objections to being arrested
under the name of John Doe, and was
quite indignant and finally taking out a
neatly engraved card which read DR..
Spencer Salisbury, London, Eng, pre-
sented it to Nash. He had hearing this
afternoon.
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The following table, from American
Investments, shows how easy it is to
accumulate fortune, providing you sys.
tematically save money. The figures
show what would be the result at the
end of 80 years by saving certain
amount each day and putting it at inter
est at the rate of per cent, say: One
cent day, $3.50 10 cents, $0,5O4 ;2Ocents,
$4,000; 3Ocents, $2S, S,512; 40 cents, $685.
O15; so cents, SAT, ,52O; 60 cents, STOPS;
70 cents, 1924; so cents, $76,O32; 80
cents, $50, ,537; 81, 5,O41; s., $475,2OS
Nearly every person wastes money in 20
or 80 years, which if saved and carefully
invested, would make one quite inde.
pendent; but the principle of small saw
ings has been lost sight of in the general
desire to become wealthy in a short
time.
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Free Pills

Send your address to H. E. Bucklen
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box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of Con-
stipation and Sick Headache. Fer Ma
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proved invaluable. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every deleteri-
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etable. They do not weaken by their
action, but by giving tone to stomach
and bowels greatly invigorate the system.
Regular size 25C per Box. Sold by
C., D, Gibson, Druggist.
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The cuckoo organs of the Boston Her
aid stripe are trying to keep uD courage
by charging the passage of the income
tax to the Republicans in Congress. They
claim that the Republicans could have
combined at any time with antitax
Democrats and defeated the measure.
The American people are sated and dis
gusted with all this contemplate petit
Jogging. They expressed their opinion
pretty plainly last autumn, with a tidal
wave that extended from the Atlantic to
the Pacific oceans. 1t is useless to deny
and no honest man or honest journal
would attempt to deny it, that in its in
ception and its enactment the income
tax scheme was distincSvely a Demo-
cratic measure. 1t was made necessary
by Democratic reduction of the duties
on foreign merchandise and the conse-
quent reduction of the national revenues.
1t was approved by Democratic Con-
gress, and it has been explicitly indorsed
by the Democratic President and by the
Democratic platforms of several States,
including our own state of Vermont. 1t
is logical and consistent part of the
Democratic policy of tariff reform" 1t
was borrowed from England, whence the
Democracy has derived its other econom
ic notions. England has free trade and
an income tax. One is the necessary
complement of the other, and it is nat
ural and inevitable that both should be
advocated by the political party which is
trying to compel us to mimic England's
example,
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A AunnrnIIs Fart

About Hoods Sarsaparilla-it expels
bad humor and creates good humor. A
battle for blood is what Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla vigorously fights, and it is always
victorious in expelling foul taints and
giving the vital fluid the quality and
quantity of perfect health. 1t cures
scrofula, salt rheum, boils and other
blood diseases,
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-Kipling's first stories sold for SIS
and his last story brought 81, 900 for the
English rights alone. This proves that
living in Vermont is great thing for
novelist.
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THF BANNER.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRI
DAY AFTERNOONS.

Entered at the Bennington Post Office as
second-class matter by c, A. PIERCE & CO..
Pubshers.l
Terms, $1.5O per year, strictly in advance
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--"Home prosperity is the key to an
easy treasury and high credit" Truer
words never spoke an American states
man. There were no forced loans under
the act which bore William McKinley's
name until the nightmare of tariff
smashing Congress fell upon the coun-
1h
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Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly
and efficiently on the bowels and liver.
E5c.
The morning call., 1895-02-24

CHAlNWALD, BUCKBEE & CO., REAL ES-
~ TATE AGENTS,
ZlS-22O MONTGOMERY STREET, MILLS
BUILDING.
HOUSES RENTED.

$4OO0-Cost $500 two years ago: modern Mis-
SION cottage OF very large rooms and bath: also
large stable; present mortgage OF $3.50 can re-
main: lot 35x114 feet.
$22, 500-Golden Gate ave. bet Ilaguna and Bu-
chanan; lot 55x120 feet, with houses; rents now
Sl4O Locust-ave front should be improved and
property would pay over o per cent net.
SoO,O0O-McAlIister and Fillmore StS.; Sc. cor.
81 ;6X10O feet; will be transfer point when Fill
more.st electric road is completed.
SO ,000-Washington ST., near Brodericll: modern
two-story residence of 8 rooms and bath; beauti-
fully decorated and in first-cass order; lot 25x
$l6,000-Post st. near Mason very good house
OF rooms and bath, suitable Tor doctor; lot 25x
ST: feet.
STRAIGHTFORWARD St. north side, bet. Sd and 4tll !;
lot 40XS0 feet, with two brick dwellings; rents
SOS so.
$S5O0-Howard street, near Fifth; two 2-story
and basement houses; rents $50; should be raised
S55G0-Sutter St. bet. Buchanan and Webster,
fine lot with new cottage on rear; flats should be
built in front and would pay good income the
investment; rents S38 now; lot 81 :6x137:6.
S2S00-Maybe less: Clara ST. bet. Sd and 4th :;
IA Clara ST.. good brick house OF tenements and
also house in rear; income was $40 per month:
any one buying this properly could make few re-
pairs and they would still get the above income;
good proposition; make us an offer
S15,0O0-Reduced from $4,000: very handsome
residence on NV. cor of California ST., containing
II rooms and BATH street paved and accepted
stone sidewalk; lot 34;412x137: 6i best part OF
$3.50 cash, balance $40 monthly-An elegant new
cottage OF rooms and bath; in park panhandle
district; lot 25XS0; price $3.50
$3.50 cash, balance $50 monthly-New and sub
stantial residence; stories, basement and attic;
8 rooms and bath: close to Golden Gate Park; lot
25XS0: price S4750.
S3S,000-Post-st. investment; \. side; new sub
stantial building, store with cement basement and
clearinghouse of 80 rooms; rents $1,000 per an
mum.
good residence of rooms and bath; lot 25Xl20
feet TO rear street.
The morning call., 1895-02-24

IlON EE, TOY d CO.
ID REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
e1O 600 RENTS $1,000 A YEAR: 3 NEW
= IZ.OOU. flats downtown, near Bush and
Taylor SITS.
o.-oOO MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. 2
10 tUUU. new flats on Ellis ST., in good location;
rents, under lease, $50 month; lot 2oH1Sf;o-
cc75O BARGAIN; RENTS $72 81, PER
DO ~. month; NIcAllister ST.; 8 new flats; a
Observation-Disclosures.
G1e SO0 RENTS $l6Os A YEAR; BUSH
u To- UU. St flats; in good location; lot
27;6x137:6 bank mortgage SIooo; VIII trade for
equity.
BT Sao Sea FN store a da s6r6sf
flats and 2-stOry house; block from Market ST.;
only part cash, Will trade for equity
no0 ono CHINATOWN PROPERTY
DO. UOU. substantial brick building contain
ing 5 stores and lodgings; rents 1919 per month.
oOoO0 STOCKTON ST, NEAR FTLBERT:
,NOOOU. front and rear houses; rents $40 "a
year make an offer.
SO GOO RENTS s SIM s ii1aa raon, YEAR; ?
mortgage $4,000; VIII trade for equity.
$4,000 9ARg4 heN s S aE and Ms fs99 and
bath each rents $40.
10000 CHEAPBUsIIN BUSH So gN IN PRO 1
59NlO3; near electric road; only = DOCKS from
Mission St; easy terms
500 600 FILLMoRE-sT BUSINESS \. SIS COR
u .OOO. ner; with stores lot S2:712x
1043; portion of lot vacant.
MUST SELL ONE OF THESE LOTS AT ONCE;
VI make an offer; $3.50 each for lots 25X105,
Castro, near 23d; 1915 each, 25xl14 Alvarado,
Castro; $1,000, NE. corner Ellen and Duncan
5011x114; buy one at a bargain.
&11 600 CLAYsI CoBS d5I do 27'6T TSS;S %
and bath each: only years old; rents SO per
month; large mortgage can remain
S07 COO Business; CORNER O. On GE re-,
dition; stores, basement fats, etc; rents $2940
a year.
$4,000 RENTS $50 PER ~, MONTH ONT lin FOL OIL
store below; rents $50 per month.
GJQ OOO LEAVENWoBTH ST. NEAR
u 1C-OOO. Washington; large new fats;
rents $147 so per month.
$4,000 WAsHISG 81 ST NORTH 551Ga. SIDE:
price reduced. c. Il. REYNOLDS IL co, 1888
Montgomery st.
GIO0O DESIRABLECENTRALP PARK 9TH
u IOUV. ave. lots; near Kentucky st.
GH0OO LEAYENWoRTH. ST; HOUSE
'NOOUO. and lot near Washington ST. marine
view.
G0IO HOLLY PARK GIFT MAP LOTS;
'TOJO- near schoolhouse and Cortland ave.
GeOO POINT LOBOS AVE. LOTS c. II.
NOpU. REYNOLDS K co.
eOO0 KEY Lot 25xIOO; HOFFMAN AVE,
tHCOO. IS feet rom Oath St; terminus electric
K. R. Apply TO owner, 539 Alvarado 81.
The morning call., 1895-02-24
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

aO7SO HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS; LOT 5Ox
ID II ~. 1874 :6, in the best part of Berkeley
JOS. ]. MASON, Dwight way station.
NEW BUILDING IN AN ORCHARD. TWO
~ blocks from station; very pretty cottage of 6
rooms; lot 50x135. JOS. ]. MASON, Dwight way
station.
I'D 10 with mante bath, laundry, pantry; fenced /:
severed; lot 40X100; $780, +. BOEGLE, $50
Market St; w. c. MORAN. Lorin.
The morning call., 1895-02-24
IMPROVED.

Reduced 20 S6-5O-Tv0 elegant flats OF and
rooms AND bath; Pierce ST., near Haisht-st cable
cars unHn. shed basement. which at small expense
CAN Dee made INTO 2uo-her fiat; street and crossings
D we'd Nlth bl-nminouS rock and accepted by the
cheapest pair or flats ior sale in the city; lot
.5zIO6:S.
The morning call., 1895-02-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.
OFARRELL q CO.,
" IL MONTGOMERY. STREET..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
COLLECTS RENTS RENTS HOUSES.
EFFECTS INSURANCE.
40 I'm LARGE. CHOICE CoRNER LolT

GRO S00 LARGE, CHOICE CORNER LOT
a. Il. COU. in the Western Addition. 55x 90:
fronting on three streets there is building on one
corner consisting OF groceryStore and fiat above
renting for 500 balance or the property is vacant
would pay immense revenue If improved; side
walks laid and no further expenses attached to the
property.
I'LL. EXCHANGE FOR OAKLAND PROP
w erty: beautiful modern flats, nicely located
in the Western Addition, on car line: building
about or years old; cash valuation, $500; viii
take as part payment a small Residence or cottage
in Oakland valued at about 94oOO
DOOUU. corner on Page ST.; overlooking the
panhandle of the park; 00xI0O; this is way below
the market value, but the owner is anxious to sell
and an offer is solicited
eeOOO MODERN EAsTLAKE RESI-
NOUUU. dence on the sunny side OF Turk ST
consisting of rooms, bath, laundry, ETC. sanitary
plumbing the entire block is handsomely built up
making an exceptional neighborhood; lot 27 .6x
1877 IS.
u 1OU. from the MissiOn-st. cars take the Mis-
sion-st electricians and ride to the terminus and
YOU will there see the block and find our represen
tative; these positively cheap and to verify the
above statements call at the office and see the num-
Der that we have sold.
SI7 800 CORNER cor. YER a BUSINESS s.S PROP
$l625 per annum; lot 37:6xlO6:3.
C.1O SO0 THREE HOUSES ON CLAY ST
u lL.OUU near Van Ness ave-; income SlOS0
per annum.
GOSO0 MODERN EASTLAKE RESI-
sDOOOU. dence; salon parlors, dining room
kitchen, chambers bathroom, laundry etc; all The
latest modern Improvements; lot 25xl07 Is; bean
tifulIy located and convenient to the cable-cars
oSEOO TWO BAY-WINDOW FLATS OF &
,DOOUU. rooms and bath each on Bush st. !:
rent $50 month.
GoSOO TWO STORY RESIDENCE OF =
.DOOOO. rooms and bath; brick foundation: on
Larkn St. near Union-st cable line; this is a cen
| tral property and very reasonable
G0OOO COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
.DZOUU. bath; large lot, 20 :6x95; 22d st. near
Folsom.
G1O OOO CHOICE CORNER RESIDENCE
u 1O.NOO. overlooking the panhandle of the
park all the latest improvements and is offered at
this price TO effect an immediate sale.
GOO OO0 \ VALUABLE CORNER ON Sd
u IL. OOU. ST.: income good and steady: one
OF the best investment pieces on the market
QOO0O MODERN 2-STORY BAY-WINDOw
.NOOOO- residence on Geary St, near Webster:
house contains 10 and bath: all of the latest
modern improvements; LOT 27:6X137 IS; this is
bargain.
QeE0O CALIFORNIA ST RESIDENCE.
tDOOOO. sunny side of street; rooms and
The morning call., 1895-02-24

A DOWNTOWN BARGAIN!
"a S9500-One-half cash; O'Farrel ST. mr. Ieav-
enworth: good 2-stOry and basement house con
tanning rooms and BATH at a small expenditure
the house could be converted into flats and would
yield a handsome income.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND 10 Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1895-02-24
ASTON, ELDBIDGE * 60.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. HOUSE BROKERS
A<D-A UtIIDNEERS.
SIS MARKET STREET
The morning call., 1895-02-24
BUILDING LOTS.


$2200-Prlce reduced from $2650; Sc cor. Cas-
tro and Alvarado sts., bet 22d and 23d; size 26:6x
105 feet
$4,000 Haight-st. lot, north side; street btu
minzed and accepted; stone sidewalks; 25x10O
feet.
$S000-Oak St, near Pierce. north side: 27:6x
1877 S. three lots at same rate.
$3250-Scott and Union SITS, southwest corner;
q :6x11O feet
$2500-Scott St, bet. Green and Union; 25x110
feet or three lots at same rate
$30O0-Was hingtOn ST. " line, mr.. Lyon; 25x
1O2 :S14: or so feet at same rate.
$2350-Jackson-s lot: fine view; one block from
Central ave. lot 81 :6X100.
$1800-sacramento St., n. line near Cherry; lots
25Xl17; terms one-third CASH
$2250-Sacramento St, n. line bet. Central ave.
and Walnut St; 25x102 :S14, or two lots at same
rate.
$2000-Church ST., near 18TH lot 25x125.
S4OOO-Central ave, near Jackson st.; beautiful
marine view; q :6X100
$3loo-Fllimore St, near Hayes; all ready to
build on; 25x106:3.
S4250-Bush and Baker sts; 80 :6xS5; NE cor
ner; good business corner.
The above is only partial list. We will be glad
to furnish cOmDlpte LIST aDplicafioO
The morning call., 1895-02-24

TOR SALE BY N. B LEVY,
! 432 talfornia St, near Montgomery.
c = 00n , MODERN BUILT (NEW)
y III .UUO. flats, opposite Jefferson square,
on Laguna, bet. Golden Gate ave. and Turk
G1O SG0 BUSINESS PROPERTY, IN
- - .DOO. proved on Mission St, close to the
new Postotfice and Court building.
G0SO0 BUILDING LOT. 27:6xl37:6; ON
'D'JOOO. Bush ST. near Laguna: all street work
made; very cheap; good location flats or stores
GOI0O BUILDING LOT on FILLMORE
DOIUO. St, bet. Hayes and Fell 25xl06.
G1S00 BUILDING LOT on DEvISA DERO
- 1OUo. ST.. bet. Fell and Oak; 27:6x106;
good location for stores and fats
GeS0O FULTON ST. NEAR BUCHANAN;
.DODDO. fats: good rent.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 9TH, KEARNY,
ID Market and other streets not advertised.
The morning call., 1895-02-24

$3.50 eaeh-TWo cottages on Potrero avenue
ana near -il-h st- contain I rooms each. with Iot
-sEltH a-h; ru soon have electric road facilities
The morning call., 1895-02-24

GOO00 MODERN 2-sToRY BAY-wINDow
.NOUOO- residence on Geary St, near Webster:
house contains 10 rooms and bath all of the latest
modern improvements; lot 27:6xl37:6 IS; this is a
bargain.
The morning call., 1895-02-24

GeE0O CALIFORNIA ST. RESIDENCE.
.DOOOO. sunny side of street; rooms and
bath; lot 25x127 :S14.
The morning call., 1895-02-24

BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECONDHAND
ID pianos; Hazelton, Brown d Simpson, Mozart
etc; hard-times prices; installments. c. S.
EATON, 735 Market ST.
The morning call., 1895-02-24

HOUSE TO RENT-9 ROOMS AND BATH:
IL large lawn; good neigh borhood; 1915 Adeline
St, near Sixteenth, Oakland; $25 per month. APP
ply PALS Mission ST., city.
The morning call., 1895-02-24

-. fCGO FRANCISCO, Mr.. DUPONT: TWO
- iDVV. cottages; renting for $50; LOT 4ONSO
The morning call., 1895-02-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.

POVEE, TOY d CO.,
ID REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
The morning call., 1895-02-24

WILL EXCHANGE FOR OAKLAND PROP
w erty beautiful modern flats, nicely located.
in the Western Addition, on q car line: building
about or years old; cash valuation, $500; will
take as part PAYMENT a small residence or COTTAGE
in Oakland valued at about $4,000.
The morning call., 1895-02-24
UNT1IPROVED.

f-OJJ-2taSe an Offer; house OF + rooms base
men- ard Stable; near SIn and Harrison SIS; a
feW steps ir0in cable and electric ears.
The morning call., 1895-02-24

Ns2TEA a BARGAIN-25TH NEAR HOW
p. > no. a-l; good house OF + rooms and bath:
-o -tNt1; $1,000 mortgage can remain.
The morning call., 1895-02-24

N.EtEl CARP ST. IN THE WARM BELT
., - wv. o- The AIis-iou: line house OF 10 rooms
--. bath; All modern Improvements; LOT 65xIl5 TO
The morning call., 1895-02-24

o'FARRELL & CO. Real Estate Agents.
il MONTGOMERY St
The morning call., 1895-02-24

Poeticus-A paltry ten shillings was all
they Paid me for my poems.
Cynicus-Well, do you know, ole fellow,
if I were You, they'd never have had them
for ten shillings. Why, pom me honor,
wouldn't let them print EN- for ten hun
dred shillings.