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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22

meeting Tuesday evening was adopted
as the permanent organization of the
convention.
Hon. Henry Bingham, of Littleton,
the president-elect, was introduced by
Mr.. Amey and was warmly received,
being given three hearty cheers.
The resolutions adopted declare for
single gold standard.
The following were then chosen dele
gates at large: Frank Jones, Alvah w.
,Sulloway, Irving A. Drew, Charles A.
Sinclair. The convention then adj
journed.
The delegates are for Russell for pres
ident.
Free silver and Anti-Cleveland.
Columbia, S. c., May 21.-The state
democratic convention met at noon
Wednesday in the state capitol. The
attendance was very large.
Senator Irby, as state chairman,
called the convention to order, but made
no speech. /. III. McCallaw was made
temporary chairman. The permanent
organization was effected by the cleo
ton of A. III. Patterson, of Barnwell,
who spoke of the great advance the
cause of free silver has made and hoped
the convention would send only such
delegates to Chicago as represented the
people on that subject. The conven-
ton, at the instance of Senator Till
man, appointed committee of one from
each county, to report platform. An
other committee on constitutional
changes was appointed. The platform,
il is said, will be brief and will follow
the lines above indicated in regard to
free silver and will also be anti-Cleve-
land.
"A resolution calling on the democrats
of South Carolina to vote for Tillman
for president was received with cheers.
The delegates at large to Chicago will
be Senator Tillman, Gov. Evans, w. III.
Ellerbe and ID. j. Bradham.
Will Be Dominated by Altgeld.
Washington, May 21.-Comptroller
Eckels, who has been in Illinois for
the past week, returned here Wednes.
day. He says, in his opinion, the Hi
nois democratic convention will be
dominated by Gov. Altgeld and declare
for free silver. $50 far not even peb-
ble," said Mr.. Eckels, "has gotten into
the wheels of the state machine to clog
it,"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
Gold Men Cheer Wright.

When Temporary Chairman Wright
was presented the gold standard advo-
Gates gave him frantic greeting, while
the silver majority kept silence. The
same conditions prevailed while he de-
livered, with emphasis and tone of
defiance, the sound money portion Of
his address. The gold men cheered and
stamped for seconds at the rounding
of every period, while the only inter
ruption came from a delegate on the
platform, who yelled at one point:
"Them's John Sherman's sentiments.
He said all that years ago."
Nevertheless the speaker was cheercd
all over the house when he concluded
with burst of prophetic eloquence.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22

few days looks as though the conference
thought so too. Any ten bishops in
good health could attend to all the work
and we have IA, besides the two that
have been declared non-effective."
DR.. Buckley spoke against the adop-
ton of the motion and Rev. James L..
Mace, of New Jersey, supported it.
Rev. Hill offered as substitute that,
commencing with the 14th ballot,
the names of those securing only a
few votes be dropped.
Bishop Bowman ruled the substitute
out of order.
The motion to postpone the election
of bishops indefinitely was finally de-
feated.
Salvation on Too Easy Terms.
Rev. DIR. a. j. Palmer started an ex-
citing discussion by reporting from
the committee on state Of the church a
resolution authorizing the licensing of
evangelsts and for the placing of re-
strictions upon travelling evangelists.
Rev. DIR. Robert Forbes, of Duluth,
said that people were getting converted
too fast. ''In some places all you have
to do is to hold up your hand and
shout Come to Jesusn and you are
saved. 1t will soon be so that you may
get saved by sending your cabinet pho
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
New Hampshire Democrats.

Concord, N. H., May 21.--The demo-
cratic state convention was called to
order in Phoenix hall at 11:2G o'clock
Wednesday by John 7. Amey, of Ian
caster, chairman of the state central
committee. The list of officers and
committees selected at the preliminary
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22

When Chairman Wright eulogized
President Cleveland in his closing re-
marks the convention applauded again
and again. Then there were shouts of
''Boies" and cheers for the ex-governor
that were repeated for n couple of
minutes. Thet following final plank
of the monetary section of the platform
was written by ex-Gov. Boies and may
be taken as expressing his sentiments
as presidential candidate.
I'VE recognize the fact that upon this
question the country has reached a crisis
that can no longer be evaded or post
poned. We know that the result of this
conflict must be a return to the money
OF the constitution, or the substitution
therefor for all time to come of standard
of values born of English aristocratic
greed that doubles the purchasing power
of money and reduces by one-half the
prices of all the great staples of industry.
"In behalf of the toiling millions of this
great republic, we welcome the conflict
and pledge the democratic party of Iowa
to stand by the constitution to defend the
right; to beat back with all its strength
every wrongful aggression of the money
power of the old and the new world alike.
and aid to the utmost limit of its ability
In restoring to ourselves and posterity the
sacred heritage of O financial system be-
queathed to the American people by the
fathers of the republic, and equally fair
and Just to all her citizens, and in this of &.
fort we cordially invite the assistance Of
all good citizens without reference to polit-
ical Affiliations in the past"
AT the conclusion of the address COM
mittees on resolutions and credentials
were announced, and the convention
took recess until two p. IN.
On reassembling the committee on
organization submitted the name OF
4. Il. Carr. editor of the Manchester
Democrat, for permanent chairman
and the nomination was ratified.
New Hampshire Democrats.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALI
10 Market street. open until II O'Clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH oFFICEs-530 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock.
3S9 Hayes street. open until $3.50 o'clock.
7l3 Larkin street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
sw corner sixteenth and Mission streets, open
Until O'Clock.
25lS Mission street, open until o'clock.
lI6 Ninth street, open until $50 o'clock.
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Ash Z ESI OULON 7,
Room 10, Mills Building. ). F.

NEAR HAYWARDS; 8 ACRES OF LAND
~ free; payment for Improvements only: 10-room
house, barn, windmill, horse, vehicles, furniture
tools and bearing fruit trees; price $500. For
full particulars apply TO THOMAS MCMAHON,
62S Market st.
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MEEr1NG NorICEs-Continnea.


ES COURT DIANA NO. 1888 OF IN NAS.,4>
U.s. dependent Order of Foresters meets <R
in Myrtle Hail, in the Alcazar building, III
every TIL URSDAY EVENING. E1
TS MUSIC, SONG AND MUCKLE S7
b~S Glee''-Fifth annual celebration IN hN1
of Washingtons birthday by Clan SNTXS
Fraser No. 7S, Order of scottish Clans, ~
FRIDAY EVENING, February 2I, 1896 at Scot
tsh Hall, Larkin ST. Rev. j. Cumming Smith Will
deliver address. Subject, "Scotchmen in Amer
lean History The famous Knickerbocker Quar-
tet assisted by other talented artists, VIII furnish
tirs,-clasS musical programme Full particulars
see prog ramneS. Concert at s, grand march 10
o'clock. Admission 25c.
EDWARD KERR, Chief.
WILLIAM CoRMAcK Secretary.
- ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY,"
49, Open meeting MONDAY EVEN IN AO1
ING, February IT. Members and NMTR
friends cordially invited TO attend. ~
RS ANNUAL NJ MEEMING-THE REGULAR
EF~S annual meeting OF stockholders of the West
ern Beet Sugar Company will be held at the Office
of the company, 327 Market street san Francisco,
Cal, on MONDAY, the I'd day of Mardh 1896, at
the hour of IL o'clock A NJ, for the purpose OF
eiecting Board OF Directors to serve for the en-
suing year and the transaction of such other bus-
may come before the meeting.
Transfer books will close on Saturday, February
%, 1896, at u o'clock N.
t. II. SHELDON. Secretary.
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re CALIFORNIA PSYCHICAL SOCIETY
tf~D J. J. Morse viii lecture at National Hall,
Ellis ST., between Polk and Van Ness ave, this
evening at 7:45. Subject: "The Evolution OF a
Soul-Its Eclipse" being the third of series of
four lectures. Seats reserved for members Ad-
mission free.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


R-4s DIR. EUGENE holland, MAGNETIC
G~S treatment for rheumatism. 116A Grant ave.
Rs FANNIE DAVIS MANICURING PAR
5~S lors moved from 202 TO l22 Post; parlors 2
and 3.
RS MISS WILLIAMS, INSTR UCTIoN ON
VIZ piano. Room TO- 1011a Grant ave.
Rs 2O2A POST-INA COHEN, GENUINE
s~% Partisan baths. Offices and 8.
rs MRS. DEAN. GENUINE MANIC URE.
as~S Room 2, 3S Taylor st.
" GYPSY CARD READER; 25c AND UP.
Is~S Room 2, II Mason ST.
~ VESTA GOLDSMITH, GENUINE JEW
G~S ish massage Offices 47-4s, $50 Market st.
r. MAE EDWARDS HAS RETURNED TO
w. 30312 Sutter, room 3; genuine magnetic
treatment.
RS MISS GRACE LESLIE WOULD LIKE A
l l~S position as an artists model. 2l5 Post ST.,
N8R BIG OUTDOOR STEREOPTICON SHOW
6~S every night cor. Market ana Sixth sts.; artis
tic advertisements in living light: promoters of
business. Consult OWL ADV Co, 1140 Market.
Rs MISS PATTON, MANICURE AND CHI
U.s. ropodist; hours a. NJ. 10 p. NJ. 121
Montgomery ST., room 6.
Es- MRS. ARTHUR CURES BY REAL Ma G.
@~| netic treatment. 906 Market, parlor 2l,
second floor.
60 MRS. WALLACE GIVES GENUINE
as~' magnetic treatment. 100 Powell, room 23.
H. MRS. STEWART GIVES GENUINE
U.s. steam baths. 1902 Geary, rooms 10 and II.
RS ALMA R Ely, CHIR0PoDIsT, $40
1~S Market St, room -, opp. Palace Hotel
- MNfE.. KIMRAL, FROM VIENNA.
8~S French lessons. II Grant ave, parlor H.
- NINE MERANDA II GRANT AVE,
Gs~S parlor /; vapor and electric baths.
Ets MRS. ROBB, lO35 MARKET ST., ROOM
sf~o s. second floor; genuine massage treatment.
Rs MISS FRANCES BERNHARD; GENU-
5~S Inc massage treatment. liza Sixth st, rm l.
- sENoRITA CARMENCTrA MAsC0TTA
G~S gives Spanish lessons. Room 2, % Taylor.
RS BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR So.
&~S Collections made. city country. Pacific
Collection Co., 4l5 Montgy St, room g. Tel. $780,
Rs WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS
G1~S scrubbed; reasonable rates: payment for
damages guaranteed. c. kOSSl Il CO. PAP Sutter.
RR CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA
5~S THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
ia the United States or Canada one year for 81 80,
postage free.
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n'FARRELL IL CO.,
" DAVID BUSH, COUNTRY DEPARTMENT,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.
M s,- AN ACRE; 1920 ACRES BEING
ID 10 sections /, g and %, in Township 26
south, range 80 east, Kern County: good grain
and pasture land; well waiered; bank fore
$1,000 GoW HIa ana RG rs sDG ASRa s2q MA Al
faifa; in Kern County, about . miles from
o0Hn Will BUY 40 ACRES OF LAND IN
SLUU Murray Township, Alameda County.
SI2OO 215 mi miles e. 'S Of jol9n PostofHce Mon
terey County; 40 acres under cultivation; ~
acres mere suitable for cultivation balance
hilly with plenty of wood; good fruit, wheat,
hay and pasture land: nearly new 4room
dwelling; barn for horses; well OF water;
d OF San Miguel, in Monterey County, near the
lne all fenced and cross-fenced: house and
2 barns: 100 acres cultivated, balance rolling
land, covered with oak timber; water from
springs: troughS for cattle.
EOR EXCHAHGE-6 ACRES JUST OUTSIDE
Il the town limits of Haywards; all out IN
prunes, pums, pears, cherries and apples;
good house of 5 rooms, barn, AGRICULTURAL i'm
pements and fruit-boxes; value S5OOO; no
mortgage.
10o ACRES FOR EXCHANGE. ON HOWELL
Loo Mountain Napa County; 80 acres bearing
vineyard OF resistent vines; about 10 acres in
prunes, balance pasture and timber land; cot,
tage of rooms and bath; good barn; al
fenced and cross fenced; plenty OF water.
On ACRES FOR EXCHANGE, 112 MILES
w from Sebastopol, all out in orchara; nnS S
house, barn and improvements; all STOCK anu
tools; price $4,000.
600 PER ACRE-334 ACRES NEAR LIV Err
.pCC more; 80 acres now in Chevalier barley;
90 acres now being sown TO wheat; balance
fine pasture; nicely timbered with oak TIM
Der; plenty of water farmhouses new
barn, granary, blacksmith-shop, mlIkhonse,
carriage-house: this would make fine Stock
or dairy rancn; 500 acres of this place conld
be cultivated this is great bargain, anu
easy terms will be granted. -
GSOO0 WILL BUY 2512 ACRES OF NAVEL
pOOOO oranges in bearing in hermalito
Colony: IA miles from oroville;, an .o eie.
gantly improved profitable place sold to close
an estate.
We have some of the greatest bargains in
improved fruit. vineyard, grain and STOCK
ranches that seen in this state,
as also some fine income properties for ex-
change. CAL for rarficnlars.
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ES THE SOCIETY OF PROGRESSIVE
E~S Spiritualists will meet at Golden Gate Hall
on Sutter St, bet. Mason and Taylor, Sunday,
February l6, at z: 80 P. NJ Speaker j. Ciegg
Wright Subject, 1.-The Influence of Scientific Dis
coVery on the development of Modern Religious
Thought" Music by the Misses Lillian and Emily
Coleman. Admission free
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$500 so ACRES; LOCATED TED .,a $ NILES lilies
for fruits or vegetables; planted to grain last
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


ES@7 DIVIDEND NOTICE-DIVIDEND No.
G~S 2S Fifteen cents per share), of the Hutchin-
son Sugar Plantation Co. will be payable at the Of
fee OF the company. 327 Market ST. on and after
THURSDAY, February 90, 1896. Transfer books
will close Friday, February Il, 1896 at O'Clock
p. NJ, z. II. SHELDON, Secretary.
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ORANGE BLOSSOM COLONY,


" OAKDALE, STANISLAUS CO., CAL.
beautiful young orange groves in tracts of acres
and upward lying along the Stanislaus River, two
and a half miles from Oakdae, the principal station
OF the Southern Pacific Railroad the line between
stockton and Merced.' The Stanlsaus and San
Joaquin Irrigation Company's canal runs directly
through the colony and the property has per-
petual water right.
We are prepared TO sell portions OF the property
either unimproved or already planted to Washing
ton Navels, Mediterranean Sweets and Maltese
Bloods. The property is under the immediate
direction and care OF experienced horticulurist,
who has received diplomas and medals at eight
different county fairs in the State and for small
consideration cares for the orange groves for nom
residents.
a high and dry country, with perfect natural
drainage system. All kinds of small game near by
affords excellent sport for hunters.
Prices for land, including perpetual water right
and planted to orange trees, SITS per acre. Unim-
proved land with fully paid up water rights $40
per acre. Terms: The purchase price payable in
six annual payments, without interest; title per-
feet and liberal discount for cash.
For her particulars maps and Catalogues ad-
dress
EASTON, ELDRIDGE d CO.,
63S Market Street,
Francisco. Cal.
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couNTKY kEAL ESTATE.

O,FARRELL dS CO,
" DAVID BUSH, COUNTRY DEPARTMENT,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.
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A SHURST COLONY

ShUhSI COION Y.
~ At Ashurst you have opportunity to pro-
cure home that Will be sef-sustaining attractive
and profitable. and on terms better than have ever
before been offered. We have own homes in
this colony and are determined 10 surround orr-
selves with neghbors who wish at once to have
schools and churches and readinG-rooms in our very
midst. We have every facility for a grand devel-
opment. We make it possible for all who are en-
terprsin,g thrifty and Industrious 10 make with us
homes OF comfort and abundance. Address
ASHURST COLONY,
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G~S corner Post and Mason sJS.-Rev. c. O..
Brown, DID, pastor. Professor X. R Lloyd Will
preach in the morning at II O'Clock and in the
evening at 1880 O'Clock. Sunday-school at 12:45.,
]. II. Morse superintendent. y. z. ). OF c. T. at
6 80 p.
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GCCO0 80 ACRES; LOCATED 8 MILES
DAAOO. from 8iiddletown, Lake Co.; acres in
orchard acres in vineyard, 5-roomed house, barn,
granary, etc; mineral springs; plenty wood and
water; some perso nal property.
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We have some of the greatest bargains in
Improved fruit. vineyard, grain and STOCK
ranches that were ever seen in this state,
as also some fine income properties for ex-
change. Call for particulars.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-GERMAN NURSE FOR Chill
w dren, $40: first-cass German cook, $35: Irish
nurse and seamstress $50; Irish waitress (coun-
try), S25: so good housework girls $25, $50 and
SIS. Apply MISS PLUNKETr, 424 Suffer
w WANTED-INFANT'S NURSE FOR SAN
w Jose, $40: see lady here Monday. MISS
PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st.
INTELLIGENT WOMAN CARE OF INVALID
l. and seamstress, $25 to $50; city references;
cook, American family, $35; second girls, $25
and $40; nurse. $20; so housework girls, city and
country $40 and S25; IL young girls, assist, $40
TO Sl5: girls can secure reliable situations of all
kinds by applying to MISS CULLEN, at her new
Office 1913 Sutter st.
w TANTED-YOUNG LADY AS PARTNER TO
w learn double trapeze and Spanish rings;
height not feet inches, weight not over n
pounds; must be fair looking. Call between and
Sunday, 7l5 Howard ST., room 49, a. LAMONT.
w WANTED-COM PETENT GIRL TO DO SIC
w ond work and assist i'll the care OF children;
must be competent seamstress and have first-class
references. Apply NV. corner Fillmore and Pa
chic SITS. Monday or Tuesday bet. 10 and Il A. NJ.
WANTED-IN AN AMERICAN FAMILY OF
w four adults, competent Protestant girl for
cooking and general houseworK: must be under
4O; wages 800 Address c., box 1872, Call Office.
M ISS ETA BAKER Is NOW MANAGING
W female department of MURRAY d READY'S
Employment Offices, 634 and 636 Clay st girls
and women wanting work please call at our Office.
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* FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIEN-
Es~S tist-SerVices NJ x y. NJ. IN Beethoven Hall,
336 Post ST.. cor. Powell. Christian Science Bible
Lessons International Series. Subject: Healing
the Sick, Absently, and Raising the Dead" All
are
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EDWIN X. ALSIP d CO.,
SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRANCISCO.
The Only Exclusive Country Real Estate Dealers
in San Francisco.
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HELP wANTED-continued.

SMALL FAMILY WISHES ELDERLY LADY
~ ~ Tor light housework; good home; small wages.
2S Grove ST.
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f5 LIBERALS AND FREETHINKERS-
G~S DR.. y ork. the noted liberal orator will reply
TO Bishop Riordan's and Father Wyman's lectures
OF the past week on the foundation of the Catholic
faith this evening at o'clock sharp, at Scottish
Hall, lO5 Larkin ST. Don't miss rare treat.
Come early 10 secure seats
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Gs TRINITY CHU RICH, COR. BUSH AND
tf~S Cough sts.-Rev. George Edward Walk,
rector Sunday-Schoo at $50 A. NJ. Morning
prayer and sermon at II O'clock. Evening
prayer and sermon at 1880 Holy com
munon on the first and third sundays of the
MONTH and holy days at IL A. NJ. All well
come.
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ES AT 997 MARKET ST. FIRST PRO
r~S gressive Spiritual Church." II A. NJ,
developing circle; p. NJ, tests, Mrs. Dunham
Renne, Professor Aingo; 1880 P. NJ, spiritual
meeting, Mrs. Tobias Favre, Renne, Henderson
Drs Wood and Wornon, Professor Bickford, others
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ES THIRD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
G~S Fifteenth ST., near Mission-Rev William
RAIDER. pastor. Services at IL A. NJ; subject,
"Jehoyah-Jireh." Services at 80 p. NJ; subject,
"HenryWar Beecher and Phillips Brooks "a COM
parison). The last in series OF Gospel portraits.
Music by chorus choir under direction of William
{. Stadtfeld. All are cordially invited.
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COMPETENT GERMAN LADY WISHES
" housework and sewing, or as housekeeper; is
economical and tidy. Call or address for 2 days at
Sl9 vallejo ST., nr: Mason. downstairs..
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easy terms Will be granted. .,-,
5000 WILL BUY 251a ACRES OF NAVEL
OOOO oranges in bearing in hermallto
Colony. IA miles from Orovflle; an ele-
gantly improved profitable place sold TO close
an estate.
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ES57 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. EDDY ST,
U.s. near Jones-Rev. NJ. p Boynton, pas
tor. Services Sunday. February 16. 1896 Preaching
at IL a. NJ. by Rev. J. George Gibson, Emmanuel
Baptist Church, and at 7:30 2. by the pastor;
topic, "a Servants Crime" Baptesmal evening
service Sunday school at $50 P. M y. p. s.
Of c. r. al 80 p NJ. Young Mems meeting Tues
day evening at O'Clock. Prayer meeting Wednes-
dav at :45 p. NJ. Christian culture class each
Friday at P NJ. All these services are open to
the public. Strangers are welcome.
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@SS AT DIR. RIN-ES SPIRITUAL MEET
90 ing, 909 Market ST. and P. NJ, circle and
platform tests Mines Seeley, Bird, Henderson.
Office 1896 Market; hours 10 10 8: circle Tuesday
and Friday P. NJ.
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OFF. T. KNEw1Ne, our REPRESENTATIVE. a oAl-


A LAMBDA COUNTY; 600 ACRES CHOICE
n fruit land; 112 hours ride from San Fran
cisco: must be sold to avoid foreclosure; land is
worth 500 per acre; Will be sold at $35: easy
terms; will sell acres upward. Address Alameda
box SO. Call.
GIL O0n RANCH, $50 ACRES; so ACRES
% .OOO. fruit and vines, balance under cuI-
tivation; 40 miles from city. L., box l9. Cali
COTTAGE, ROOMS AND BASEMENT,
~ with acres land; house hard-fnished and
celled; waterpiped; less than one-quarter mile
from popular summer resort; fine place for road
side house or lovely home; house sold with or
without land. d. II. TWING, Sonoma City, Cal;
Inquire 632 Market ST. 5. +.
MARIN COUNTY-5O0O ACRES 26 MILES
1sl from San Francisco.
Rancho de Novato
Tracts cut any size desired; fruit, grain and
vegetable land, no irrigation; both rail and water
transportation; $40 to SIS per acre; terms mads
10 suit; send for circular
Improved dairy farms for sale with cows.
SYNDICATE 1NVES rMENT COMPANY, 81
and 90 Chronicle building.
CEND FOR OUR LIST OF ORCHARD HOMES
~ Tor sale. WOOSTER e WH1TTON. san Jose.
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 3 CENTs-THE
u WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing.
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INEXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY STENO-
IL grapher would like position to do office work;
references given For further inform alton address
S41 Castro
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Rs DIR. EUGENE ROLAND. MAGNETIC
G~S treatment for rheumatism. 116A Grant ave.
ps
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RTS w. J. COLNILLE Lee IURES IN HAM
We Iton Hall, Thirteenth and Jefferson sts
Oakland, SUNDAY, p. NJ. Subject, "a Prophetic
Outlook for the American People and the Europe
Nations"
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SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS
- laundress; work done at a low rate. 36S Glenn
entina st.
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COACHMAN, BY A YOUNG MAN .FROM
" Boston: thoroughly understands his business
can furnish best references. Apply 1. l. NJ, box IA
Call Office.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-06-26
HE is A GOOD INDIAN NOW.

Massia- tho Wicked Successor of Geron-
limo, Killed by Scouts.
Gen. Wheaton was notified the other
day that Massia, the renegade Apache
chief, had been slain in southern Ari-
IONA by Indian scouts. Nlassia killed
three scouts before he gave up the
ghost.
The passing of NIassia will be heard
with delight by all of the inhabitants
of southern Arizona and New Mexico,
for he was red-handed murderer,
treacherous and powerful with the dis
orderly element of the San Carlos red
skins. He was one of Geronimos braves
and succeeded to that old chiefs author
ity among the renegades. N[assia's spe-
cialty was attacking remote ranches,
slaughtering the white men and wom-
e. and driving cattle over the Mexican
border. He was captured with Geroni-
no in 1886 and started for Vernon Bar
racks, Fla, where, by order of the pres
iGent, the band was to be confined AT
81. Louis Massia escaped from the train
and he was never recaptared.