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SILVER CHAMPIONS
FORCE THE Fight.
. FRUITLESS EFFORTS TO PASS THE
BILL OF JONES OF
ARKANSAS.
FOR UNRESTRICTED COINAGE
Villas TELLS THE SENATORS THEY
ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
FINANCIAL CRISIS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-At o'clock to-
night the Senate adjourned after the de-
termlned but fruitless effort on the part of
the silver men, led by Jones of Arkansas,
to pass the bill for the unrestricted coinage
of silver.
Jones himself made the motion to ad-
iourn after it had been made evident that
a voting quorum of Senators could not be
held in the Senate chamber for an all
night struggle.
One of the surprises Immediately pre-
ceding the adjournment was resolution
submitted by Wocott, one OF the most ac-
tive silver leaders, declaring that while the
welfare of the country required the unlim-
tied coinage of silver at 16 to L,
yet in view of the near adjournment
OF Congress and the pressing demand OF
appropriation bills it was inexpedient to
enter upon the consideration of the silver
bill at the present session of Congress. No
action was taken on the resolution but il
was regarded as significantly foreshadow-
ing the course of the silver bill when it
comes up tomorrow.
The silver forces asserted their strength
at the outset of the proceedings to-day and
by vote of SO to 81 displaced the morning
business and took up the silver bill before
the regular order had been reached.
Villas of Wisconsin then took the floor
for four hours in carefully prepared
speech defending the administration for
the recent bond contract.
When Villas concluded at $40 P. NJ,
active steps were taken by the silver men
to force final vote. 1t was evident, how
ever, that the opposition was ready to talk
against time and thus carry the debate
through the night if necessary to cut off a
vote.
Jones appealed to the opposition to fix a
time for the vote tomorrow, but no agree
ment could be reached. At s o'clock the
Senate business was brought to a complete
standstill BY the failure to secure a quorum
on, Mr.. Aldrich's motion to go into execu-
tive session..
From that time until adjournment vain
efforts were made to secure a voting quo
rum; although quorum was present most
OF the time, many of the Senators refused
to vote. This was kept up until 9 O'Clock,
when Jones reluctantly yielded, and the
session closed
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THE MURDERER OF MADGEYoRK
The Police Find Gentry. the To,,
Comedian.

The Police Find Gentry, the Lou
Comedian.
New YORK, Feb. 19.-Inspector Nc.
Laughlin has his best men out looking for
Gentry, who murdered Madge York. the
actress, at Philadelphia Sunday nfebt
The police feel sure that Gentry is in hid
ing in this city.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10. - Gentry was
found by the police here tonight. An ex.
animation revealed two incised wounds
penetrating the lungs. Gentry said he had
attempted to commit suicide by stabbine
himself with penknife, but the knife
broke, or he would have persisted in his
attempt.
He said he had nothing to eat for two
days except snow because he was afraid Of
being arrested. He had wandered about
the parks since Sunday night, and had
fallen in the corner where he was found
from exhaustion. Gentry is also suffering
from compound fracture of the skull,
and is severely bruised and wounded.
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Nine DAYS MORE,
After March the 1875 Rate for Curing
Rupture Will Be Withdrawn.

DR.. c. q. Ellis treatment of Rupture is appli-
cable to either sex and cures without any de-
tention from business. He is not engaged in
selling trusses, but personally treats and cures
all cases undertaken. On and after March l
the $25 rate will be discontinued
To WHOM IT NAY CoNCERN-After twenty-five
years search l have found d physician
who can cure rupture. For twenty-five
ruptured person can suffer, and many
times my rupture strangulated making
it necessary to call physicians for relief 1 tried
that would hold my rupture. Seeing Dr.. C. ~ z.
The morning call., 1895-02-20
TO THE FEDERAL
CIRCUIT BENCH.
PROMOTION OF DISTRICT JUDGE
ERSKINE Ross OF Los
ANGELES.
HONORED BY THE PRESIDENT
EVERY ONE SEEMS PLEASED WITH
THE SELECTION FOR THE Pop
ULAR JURIST.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19--As predicted in
the CALL, Judge Erskine Ross of Los
Angeles was to-day appointed United
States Circuit Judge, Ninth Circuit. The
President made the appointment as soon
as possible SO that the necessary appro-
priations could be made by this Congress.
1t is generally believed that upon Judge
Ross resignation as United States Dis
trict Judge DIN Wellborn will be appointed
to succeed him.
Los ANGELES, Feb. 19-Now that Judge
Erskne M. Ross has been nominated
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MORE sEAMEN FOR THE NAVY.
Representatives Sayer:' Objections Are All
OUerruted.

Representative SdyeTs' Objections Are All
OUerruted.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The House spent
to-day in the further consideration of the
naval appropriation bill. The points of
order made by Sayers against the items
for the increased enlisted force of the navy
we're overruled and his amendment look
ing to their elimination was defeated.
The Committee on Naval Affairs was vic
torious on every test of strength taken to-
day. The paragraphs providing for the in
crease of the navy, the battle-ships and
torpedo-boats will be reached tomorrow,
and the committee is sanguine that the in
creases recommended will be authorized,
despite the determined opposition of Chair
man Savers of the Appropriation Com
mittee, who announced to-day that he
would fight the authorization of the new
ships until the close of the session. The
conference report on the bill to extend the
time for making returns under the income
tax law was agreed to and several bills of
minor Importance were passed at the
opening of the session.
The Senate amendments to the House
bill to authorize the Oklahoma Central
Railroad to construct railroad through
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory was
agreed to.
A general resolution was adopted author
ling the Secretary of the Navy to donate
certain cannon to the Oregon State Soldiers
Home.
Bills were also passed as follows: To
prevent transportation of merchandise in
bond through the United States into the
free zone of Mexico; to retire Colonel Don
= Carlos Buell., United States Army, as a
brigadier-general; to authorize the Wis
consin and Duluth Bridge Company to
construct a bridge across the st. Louis
River, between the States of Wisconsin
and Minnesota.
The consideration of the naval appropri-
alton bill was then resumed, the pending
question being the decision of the chair
(O'Neill of Massachusetts, on the point of
order raised by Savers against the item in
the bill authorizing the Secretary of the
Navy to enlist at his discretion 1000 addi-
tional seamen with which to man the new
ships. The chair announced his decision
overriding the point of order
Sayers appealed from the decision of the
The morning call., 1895-02-20
FIERCE FIRE At STOCKTON.
Gallant Battle of Firensen to SAFE TIL
Masonic TemDIe

Gallant Battle of Firemen to Saue the
Masonic Temple.
STOCKTON, Feb. 19.-Fire broke out at
midnight on the stage of the big hall in
the Masonic Temple, one of the finest
blocks in Stockton, and before it was dis
covered and an alarm turned in the great
hall was filled with smoke and fire, which
were bursting from every window.
The firemen had a terrible battle before
them, owing to the fact that the interior
of the hall was in condition that made
human life impossible dozen feet from
the entrances.
Streams were turned on from several
different points. Within half hour the
stage had been destroyed and the gallery
had caught fire in several places. The
firemen announced, however, that the fire
was under control and it looked as if the
building would be saved.
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Train,,recb Near Etrensb.ro.

TACOMA, Wash, Feb. 49, Eastbound
freight train No So ran into rockslide in
a canyon three miles east of Bristol, sta
ton on the Northern Pacific between
Clallam and Ellensburg, at O'Clock this
evening. The engine and six cars were
overturned, partly in the river. Brakeman
Fitzmeyer is missing. Engineer Hendricks
was badly cut about the head, and Brake
The morning call., 1895-02-20
A Sonora Mime Case Terd;e,.

SONORA, Feb. 19.-Monday another chap
ter was closed in the case of E. C. Lotus
ct al. VS.. ]. A. Fischer ct al, better known
as the Golden Gate Mine suit After con-
tinuous session from the Sd day of January
the jury, on the 18th, brought in their YER
dict in favor of he plaintiffs. There were
ninety-one special issues, fifty-five on the
part of plaintiffs and thirty-six on the part
of defendants, and all were answered in
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JAMES McCLATCHY,
915 Market street, s. F

EDWIN JOY CoMPANY-Gentlemen Ihave taken
one bottle of your Vegetable Sarsaparilla. 1t has
made a new woman out of me. l have been q suf-
ferer from torpid liver for years. Tried all man
ner of medicines and pills, but TO no effect.
Through earnest request of a friend l bought a
bottle of your Vegetable Sarsaparia. After taking
1t a short while my bowels became regular. have
no pain in right side and feel different woman.
hope you will publish this, so if any one is suf-
fering as did may get relief by using your Vege-
table Sarsaparilla.
Signed MRS. T. P. JONES,
Santa Paula, Cal.
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NOT FRosTBIrrEN IN TRANSIT.

Cold Has Not Caused Amy Loss to d. and
n. G.. Freight.
DENVER, Feb. 19.-The Denver and Rio
Grande authorities contradict the state
ment recently made in a dispatch from
Florence that two carloads of oranges in
transit East were frostbitten. The tenn
perature along the line of the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad has ranged no lower
than along the other transcontinental lines
and there has been no loss of perishable
freight on account OF the cold.
The morning call., 1895-02-20
CHINESE roRPEDo BOATS DESERT
Their Cre,cs Mating and Turn the Ye..
sells Ore1 to the Jnnnneaa

Their Cretcs Muttny aud Tur,s the Yes.
sells Deer to the japanese.
LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch to the
Times says that official news from Chefoo
is to the effect that some of the Chinese
torpedo boats at Wei-hai-wei deserted n
the enemy, the crews having mutinied.
and the soldiers on the island of Lurking.
lao refused to fight.
All the foreign officers who fought
against the japanese at Wei-hai-wei, ex-
lated his oath to help China nave VINO aor vio
at Chefoo on parole.
TOXIC, Feb IA bill has been sub
mitted to the Japanese Parliament asking
for the appropriation of $4,000 to carry on
the war with China.
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MRS. T. P. JONES,
Santa Paula. Cal.

EDWIN JOY CoMPANY-Gentlemen: I have be-
gun to take the third bottle of your Sarsaparla.
have paid out hundreds of dollars treating my eyes.
Different doctors told me different things about
them. Some said granulids. Since taking your
medicine they have become almost entirely well.
can't say enough for joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
Nothing could have given me the relief have
found by taking it.
Please publish this.
TSignedl MR.. THOMAS H. JARVUS,
Sacramento, Cal.
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Attempted Sufcide at Dor;.r;,,.

WOODLAND, Feb. 19.-William Large. a
laborer, attempted to commit suicide at
Davisville Monday night by stabbing him
self in the neck with a iackknife. He in
flicted several ugly wounds upon himself,
but was discovered before he bled to death.
Large would give no reason for the attempt
at suicide, and he announced that he
would try it again. He was declared in
sane by Judge Grant and committed to the
Napa ASYLUM.
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GERMANS TO TAKE CONTROL
WiU Send Warship to Smbjugate the
Sa7nodns.

AUCKLAND, N. H., Feb. ia steamer
Just arrived from Samoa says that
it is rumored there that German war
ships will arrive during May for the pur-
pose of subjugating and disarming the
natives. The Germans, it is further said,
will then exercise sole control over the
islands. The rumor, it is said, has consular
authority
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TESTIMONrALS

e. w. JOY CoMPANY-Sirs: My son has had
scrofula all his life-open sores over his body
-Four bottles of your Sarsaparilla has apparently
cured him. His skin is perfectly smooth and
heathy-looking. Is he cured, or win it break out
again? 1t is now nine months since he has taken
any Sarsaparilla. He feels well, eats we'll bowels
regular and to all appearances is well.
Publish this.
ISignedl JAMES MCCLATCHY,
915 Market street, s. F.
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Approrea bu he President

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-The President
has approved the following acts: Grant
ing to the California Valley. Globe and
Northern Company right of way through
the San Carlos reservation, Arizona; to re-
adjust the salaries and allowances of Post
masters at Guthrie and Oklahoma CITY.
O. T.
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JONEY SILVER BILL.
Poor Prospect of It's Being Considered IN,
the House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The probability
that the Jones silver bill will secure hear
ing in the House, if it is passed by the Sem
ate, is very small. An apparently i'm
passable barrier stands before the first step
necessary to bring it before the House, the
favorable report from committee. The
bill will be referred to the Coinage, Weights
and Measures Committee, of which Bland,
the silver advocate, is the chairman, in
the course of House routine. but unfor-
tunately for the silver men that committee
is very narrowly divided on the question
of free coinage with a probable majority Of
one against it. With full muster of the
seventeen members there are eight to be
listed on each side of the question, with
Kilgore of Texas holding the balance of
power.
Kilgore was formerly accounted free
silver advocate, but has been recently
thought to hold views antagonistic to free
silver. An additional advantage for the
opponents of free silver is found in the abb
sence of Sweet of Idaho, who is engaged in
a contest for the Senate at home. So at
best the silver men could only hope for a
tie vote in committee.
Chairman Bland says he will exert every
influence in his power to secure quorum
if the Jones bill is sent to the House, but
he does not entertain strong hopes that he
can secure a report on the bill. If it could
be reported he could call it up as private
business in the House and that body would
be compelled to place itself on record on
the silver question unincumb ered by other
issues, a proposition that it has not yet
b
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E. w. JOY CONGRATULATIONS: L am the
only child out of five that is free from eczema Ny
body was a mass OF scabs four months ago. I have
taken three bottles Of your Vegetable Sarsaparila,
and believe 1 am entirely well. My eyes are not
sore. My head nose and throat are clear appetite
good bowels regular. Will it be necessary for me
to take any more? Ny brothers and sisters have
Just commenced a course. Will report later as to
the benefit they derive.
lSignedI MISS ELLA KNIGHT.
Los Angeles. Cal
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faver of plaintiffs. The suit was to deter
mine whether or not the mine was cor
poration or a copartnership. The jury de-
cided that it was the latter.
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EDWIN JOY CoMPANY-Gentlemen: Enclosed
find So. Kindly send the amount in joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla. L wish to send it back to
(England) to my parents
have suffered years with a miserable skin dis
ease. Have travelled the world, treated with emil
nent DOCTORS but have found nothing equal to your
remedy. After taking three bottles my skin is per-
fectly smooth. All eruptions have left. Marvel
Gus the effect. Kindly publish this as want some
one suffering with skin disease 10 see it.
[SignedI MIR. T. McGOVERN, Stockton, Cal.
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Use joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, and
don't let the druggist talk you out of
using it,
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DR.. MCNULTY.
using it.

THIS WELLKNOWN AND RELIABLE SPE-
i cialist treats PRIVATE CHRONIC AND
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Sores and Sweilings: Nervous Debility, Impo-
tence and other weaknesses OF Manhood
He corrects the Secret Errors Of Youth and their
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Heart, Loss OF Memory, Dependency and other
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curry and other Poisonous Drugs
DR.. McNulty's methods are regular and scieu-
tiic. He uses no patent nostgums ready-nade
preparations, but cures the disease by thorough
medical treatment His New Pamphlet on Prf-
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p. ROSCOE McNULTY, M. D.,
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Be Beware OF strangers who try to talk to Won
about your disease ON the streets or elsewhsre
They are cappers or steerers for swndiing doctors
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See what these Ladies and Gentlemen
say about ''Joy's for the Jaded' and
good health for all mankind.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

A NJ. sPEcK & co.'s PARTIAL LIST OF
III. bargains
$3.50 cash. balance In payments, buys business
property; Geary-street car lne rent $50.
M $500 CASH, BALANCE IN PAYMENTS.
lsl. for Broom modern cottage; lot 25x114.
G $4,000, Ls CASH; FLATS, ROOMS
~ each: lot 25xS6 rents about $40.
D $500, "a CASH; FLATS 8 ROOMS
snap.
Z, $500; FLATS AND COTTAGE, IA BLOCK
~ from Market; lot 25x1U0: rents $32 30.
~ $4,000; 2 CORNER FLATS OF AND 8
" rooms: car line, near Haight; must sell.
II $4,000, rs CASH; 2 FLATS OFF HOWARD,
N bet. Seventh and Eighth; lot 25x75; rents
s29.
B. $500, ~ CASH, BUYs4MODERN FLATS;
W Mission: lot 35xl15; rents $50.
n $4,000, 1s CASH; 6 FLATS; / BLOCK FROM
" Hibernia Bank; rents $40: offer wanted.
n $4,000; 7-RoOM, 2-SToRY MODERN
~. house and lot 5Ox135 in Berkeley: actually
worth $4,000. A. NJ SPECK GEO., COZ Market.
o. Oe00 FLATS ROOMS EACH AND LOT
eDOOOO. 26 :3x120 TO rear gt. on n. side Her
mann ST.. bet. Fillmore and Steiner; the fats front
rear street and front of the lot still vacant; both
streets in order; electric line Fillmore: cable
cars on Haight st. THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
Montgomery st.
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IA Montgomery ST., near Market.
1MpRnvEp PRopERTY.

Cali and obtain one of our "Real Estate Records y
which contains list of properties for sale in ali
parts of the city.
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PROPERTY WANTED.

CHICKEN AND HOG RANCH WANTED:
" $4,000 to $4,000. Cash, box g. this office.
w ANTED-SMALLIM IMPROVED RANCH FOR
w fine fats. SPECK'S, 602 Market
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pANcH AT GOVERNMENT PRICE.

An unprecedented opportunity for young man
of energy 10 acquire a large and profitable ranch
well adapted for farming and stockralsing also
well located for dairy purposes being a large
creamery which pays out each month from $4,000
TO $4,000 for milk. This exceedingly favorable op-
portunity viii be offered for few days at little
above the Government price per acre on ong-term
payments. Address HOMER WILSON, room 10,
rotunda, Mills building, San Francisco.
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m.oron 2.sToRY HOUSE OF ROOMS;
lot 23xsO; 2 frontages; near Clay and
nj ason sta: bargain.
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n 00nn NICE COZY BAY.wINDow COT.
HOOUU. tage of rooms and bath; brick
foundation; sunny line of Twenty-third ST.; lot
25x114
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U1OSn 2-sToRY HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS
n4LCU. and bath sunny line of Clay st.; stone
walks; street accepted near town.
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cry REAL ESTATE

n H. UMBSEN & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
c10S0 2-sToRY HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS
D4LOU. and bath sunny line Of Clay ST.; stone
walks street accepted near town.
$4,000. t MeeH Of IS rooms and bath; BRICK BRICK
foundation; sunny line of Twenty-third ST.; lot
25x114.
nornn 2.sToRY HOUSE OF ROOMS;
X0OUU. lot 23xs0; 2 frontages; near Clay and
Mason sts.; bargain.
$4,000. slatory ana basement: iay : hrSw
residence OF rooms and bath: brick foundation.
ETC.; lot 30xl14; near valencia
DJOUU. home; elegant 2-story residence of 8
rooms and bath bay-windows; prick foundation;
stone walks, etc.; lot 50xl00.
,n07en Jersey ST.. COTTAGE OF 3
SZiO on. rooms and bath; brick foundation;
S20OO RENT gas PER saes Saa1
eoeOO RENT sas PER R.s MONTH; sPLEN-
brick foundation.
mIroO CASTRO ST.. FINE 2-sTORY BAY
S4OUU. window residence; rooms and bath
mo1oO CORNER, 125x10o; COTTAGE OF
NOIUU. rooms: rent $40 per month; well
and barn; near Mission st.
neOOOO HARRISON ST.; ELEGANT NEW
0OUUU. bay-window cottage of rooms and
bath; brick foundation, etc.; lot 25x100.
M xoO GREEN ST.: GRAND MARINE
NO4UtI. view; a fine residence OF rooms and
bath: sI modern improvements and conveniences:
lot 25x137:6.
m7nOO RENT s7e PER MONTH; KEARNY
ID lUUU. ST.; houses and lot 50xl37:6.
900 ONLY $500 CASH. MOE nav.
n4UUU. window cot age of 8 rooms and BATH
etc. lot ~ 6x100; Larkin st.
G. ii. UMBSEN d CO.,
IA Montgomery st.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS,

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons authorized
to have the same published.l
BORN.
FARNJACHER-August g. 1895. to the wife of
A. Farnlacher son.
HART-In this city, August 1S, 1895, to the wife
of DR.. A. G. II art, daughter.
LOEwE-August 10. 1895, TO the wife Of William
g. Loewe, daughter.
THOM PSON--In this city, August Is, 1895, to the
wife of Charles Z. Thompson, a daughter.
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AN OFFER WANTED = MODERN RESI-
n dence on the north line of Page St., overlooking
Golden Gate Park; the house has 10 rooms and
bath, on the sunny side OF the street and COM
manding grand view this is an opportunity, we
think, to secure q residence at a low figure.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
0'FARRELL d CO.
DAVID BUSH, COUNTRY DEPARTMENT.
IL MONTGOMERY ST.

We desire to call the attention of intending buy
ers Of country lands to some bargains in improved
income producing orchard vineyard, grain and
stock farms (many Of which are bank force osures),
that we have in Alameda, Contra Costa. Napa So
nonna, Solano San Mateo and Santa Clara coun-
ties in the middle and northern counties and in
the San Joaquin Valley. We would also call the
attention of buyers to the fact that our Mr.. Bush
having had forty years knowledge and experience
OF the value Of lands for orchard and vineyard pur
pos s. and being the owner of an income producing
orchard and vineyard for many years, can intelli-
gently direct intending buyers to the best lands and
ha ainci he tata
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mcOOO PAYS $3.50 YEAR; 2 BEAUTI-
NOOUV. full modern bay-window flats on the
sunny side of Pierce st.. 9 and rooms and bath
each; convenient to Haight, Page and Oak st. car
lines; this property is worth and cost $3.50; lot
25xlQ6:3.
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Licenses to marry granted yesterday as
follows:
Ernest J. Behre and Katie II. Ncolai, $3.50.
Karl c. Partridge and Eunice Roberts. $3.50.
Horace Webster and Alzada K. Nolte, 1919.
B. F. Lamborn and A. B. Sylvester. 24-2O.
c. A. Gilbert and florence Fitzpatrick, $3.50.
Henry s. Russ and Rosie l.. Schmidt, 22-19.
Patrick Brannan and Ellen Glynn. 60--34.
w. V. Francis and Lizzie e. McKeown. 22-21. =