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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-12-11
GREAT PRODUCTIVE POWERS.
Results of Protection as Pointed Out
by an English Statistician.


1t is singular fact that the people of
the United States are more indebted to
an English writer than to any American
for information concerning the Industrial
and commercial resources and progress
of their country. The papers published
by Mr.. Mulhall during the past ten or
twelve months have been revelation to
even the most intelligent Americans of a
vastness of wealth aad power ia the
United States of which they had no pre-
Tious congestion. In the North Ameri-
can Review" for November Mr. Mulhall
presents an interesting summary of the
results of American trade for thirty
years, in which he says: THE world IS
only beginning to have evidence of the
enormous productive power Of the United
States"
Our farms, he says, raise food for 100,-
OOO,OC OF persons every year. He shows
that IN twenty years our production of
grain has increased II per cent and that
of meat - per cent. In the same time
the cotton crop in the Sou tn has increased
125 per cent, and that, it seems to US, is
quite sufficient to account for the low
price of cotton compared with other
great staples. 1t is probable that the
people of the cotton States would have
been more prosperous had they been con-
tent with less increase of production. Mr..
MErha1 does not find any Indicate that
ouE TesouTceS are approaching d periou
of depletion, but confidently predicts tina
our exports of food and cotton will in
crease with our growth in population
This increase in our expectation has been
coineident with a wonderful development
In our internal trade, which, Mr.. MulhaH
says, lis the best gauge Of national pro-
gress, because it reflects the power, en-
ergy and resources of a people,"
Our free trade friends will not fail to
note the significant fact that all this adj
vance in both foreign and domestic trade
has been accomplished under protective
tariffs. And if they are disposed to argue
that agricultural exports are not a proof
of the benefits of protection, we have
only to say that our exports of manufac-
tured articles are attaining a splendid
growth. And they owe that growth to
the policy that has built them up not less
than to natural advantages. In spite of
the superiority of our natural resources
it would have been impossible to have at
tanned prominence in manufacturing I'M
der free trade or "a tariff for revenue
only" Without protection we should
have been principally engaged in raising
food to exchange for the products of Eu-
ropean factories, and our population and
wealth would have made comparatively
small gains. Our internal trade is. as
Mr.. Mulhall says, "the best gauge of ma
tional progress" and its marvellous
growth is largely due to the policy that
has kept the home market for the benefit
of our own people. 1t is far more impor-
tant than foreign markets for our fac
tories, but we need not make a choice be-
tween the two. We have one and are
steadily gaining in the other.-Washing-
ton Post tDem.).
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its recent tariff work, when it comes to-
gether in December. The treasury re-
ceipts under the new law have now reach
ed such figure that it is perfectly appar-
emit that the measure is going to be a sue
cess as a revenue producer. The earn
ings of the present month are running at
the average rate of a million dollars for
each business day. and when the increase
which must come after the stocks of for
eign wool, sugar and manufactures now
in the country have been consumed, Is
realized. the revenues will be ample to
meet the running expenses and RESTORE
some of the losses sustained under the
Wilson law
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-12-11
THE NEW CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.


Hngw
American America h " les iA r
originate of conceptions n h W tout
employed Mr. h MAKE pa OF Green Edd
nssen emanthn has tented himself h
p he nd hocud ~ The others to h h Dom
he Q
nhTh 1.-The pto,aq that books nd rapidly from
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b Of
rgnckrga nmnngan sorrnms II h d it t. W
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VIII OF
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Postal Savings Bank.

growing in favor with the English public.
The last annual report of the department
gives 6,S62, OBS as the number OF deposit
ors, this being one in every six persons
of the population of the United Kingdom.
Postal savings banks should be establish
ed in the United States with the least
possible delay.
The people are anxious for them, and
that they would be success there can be
no doubt-Exchapge.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-12-11
The Laugh ON the other Fellow.

Mr.. Bryan boastingly announced in his
Ohio speeches that he had come to Ohio
to Abury Mark Hama. This sounded
very funny to the audience at the time,
but the laugh was on the other side when
it was discovered after the election that
the counties in which he spoke increa sed
their Republican majorities about one
thousand votes over last year. 1t was
another case of '.he laughs best who
laughs last"
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Free silver Club Deserts Bryan.

The Canton, o., Free Silver Club has
decided to abandon the Democracy and
cast its lot with the Populist party. This
club, which was denominated the Bryan
Free Silver Club of Canton, Ohio" was
one of the strongest silver organiza tons
in the State last year, and an active sup
porter of Bryan's presidential candidacy.
ats remuneration of the Democracy and
transfer Of allegiance to the Populist par
ty is therefore the more significant.
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1896; that of silk broad stuffs 4,202 yards,
against 9,S33 in September of last year;
that of woelen tissues 22,9OO yards,
against 65Q,0O0; that of worsted tissues
224, 800, against /, 451 900, and that OF
wooden carpets $500 yards, against A.
400 in the corresponding month of last
year. No wonder our English friends do
not like the tariff of the Dingiey law, and
no wonder that the law is popular wish
our naanufa cturers and their employees.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-12-11

Exports lacrosse Under Projection.
Statistician Muihall announces that
while the population of the United States
has increased So per cent in the last TWEEN
ty years, the value of her exports has
risen 11o per cent, or three times as fast
as the population, yet practically all of
this has happened under a protective
tariff, which the free traders have in
sisted was unfavorable to foreign and adj
vantageous commercial relations abroad.
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English Don.tLtkele

The imports of linen goods from Eng
land were only ,2O4, 600 yards in Septem-
Der, 1897, against COST 600 yards in Sep
TENDER, 1896; the importation OF jufe
piece goods in September, 1897, was g.
2S2, 16O. against 8, 166, 400 in September,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-12-11
wise Words OF Justice Frteld.

People who are railing against the Unit
ed States courts and their methods would
do well to read what retiring Justice Field
said Of that highest of all United States
tribunals, the Supreme Court, after more
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-12-11

The October statement of the Treasury
Department shows that the money in cir
culation to-day is, in round numbers,
$1OO,OOO,OOO in excess of one year ago.
Curiously, more than one-half of this ia
crease is in gold. The following table,
issued by the Treasury Department on
Oct 1, shows the money In circula ton
Oct. 1, 1897, compared with Oct. /, 1896:
Amt. In circu- Amt. in circu-
lation Oct. lation Oct.
I, 1897. 1, 1890.
Gold coin ...... SOS, O9S, 1853 $47S, III, 490
Stand. sill. dolls. 57,145,77o 66,513, l7S
Subsidiary silver. 61.176,415 &c, 22S, Dos
Gold certificates Sc, sos. $50 IS. 1876, 639
Sill. certificates. 374, $40, 299 354, 431, 474
Treas. notes, act
July IA, 90. SO, sic. O63 IS, 1854, DAT
u s. notes 49,. PSI, 1885, 249, 547, 300
Curry certifis.,
act June 8, '72 81, So, 600 "a. 3O5, 600
Nat. bank notes 226, 464, 135 200, S04, S63
Totals Isl, e7s, $40. 53s 1852, sO2 2se
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-12-11
Totals .SIO7. or s6
Aug & Sept. 4
~ s59. 545. 4O4 s44.613. IS:


The above tables show the utter falfacy
of the Democratic predictions. for they
show that not only have we curtailed our
imports from those countries to a very
large extent, but despite their threats,
they have continued calmly buying orr
products and in greatly increased degree.
GEORGE MELVILLE.
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|lver's Low Cost.

Mr.. II in Atkinson has recently
shown fr( careful examination of the
reports Of silver mining countries that
the cost d producing silver is less than
70 cents p bunce, so that the silver used
in the md fracture of a dollar would
probably about 20 cents. He also
discovers t three-fourths of the value
of the silv mines of the United States
Is owned road. No wonder that the
silver min1 owners of this country are
willing to pend millions to force the
United Sd to adopt laws by which
they can 20 cents worth Of their
products b a dollar. .
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-12-11
VERY SATISFACTORY
NEW TARIFF LAW is PLEASING
ITS FRIENDS.
KANAAS

Treasury Figures Show 1T Is Product
i've of Increased Exports of Aneri-
can Products and Decreased Imports
-"RetaIiation. Measures Fail.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-12-11
A Satisfactory Tariff Measure.

Totals -. 81 .e7s. $40. 5ss 1885,, 800. 2se
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-02-20
BORN
MARRIED..

BRUNS-KETTENBUR G-In this city, February
Ia 1887, bv the Rev. J. NJ Buehler Henry
Bruins and Catherine Kettenburg
DA LLAS-KENNIE-In this CITY, February II
1897, by the Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson, d. D., George
Dallas and May Kennie, both of san Francisco.
HUTCHT- ON-WERDE-In Oakland. January T.
1897, Walter Hutchinson of Scotland and Katie
L. Verde OF San Francisco.
OHNSON-SALLOWS-I Santa Clara Febru-
airy II, 1897. at the residence of the brides
parents, by the Rev. II. b. Heacock Joseph B.
johnson and Catherine E. Sallows, both OF Santa
Clara.
MOTT-HARPER-In this city, February II
1897, by he Rev. DE-. l. r. Du!e clifford IL
Mott Of Stockton, Cal, ana J. Graz son Harper
of Sumas, Wash.
POTTER-HE lNS-In this city, February IT.
1897, by the Rev j. NJ Buehler, P enjamtn Pot
ter and Matilda Helms of San Francisco.
OHMEIER-MEYER-In his city February
Is, 1897 by the Rev. J. NJ Buehler. Otto Stron-
meier AMI Emma Never.
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Blk1M-MARRlAGES- DhATaS.

Birth marriage aud death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in a.
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons auJnorzeI
10 have the same published.
BORN.
ANDRESEN-In Alameda. February IT. 1897
to the wife of Captain a. Andersen, a daughter.
BRt SLIN-In this city, February g. 1897, 10 the
wife Of Char es Breslln. a son.
DODGE-Iu this city. February II, 1891 to the
wife of N A. Dodge a SON.
KLIPSTEIN-In this city. February IS 1897 to
tue wife of K. r.. f. kLipstein, daughter.
MEYkR-February Is, 1887, TO the wife of L.
Meyer a danghtar.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses have bse n
Issued bv the County Clerks office:
Stiepan KnFgo and Larry Card Oh, 22-29
Paui Schulz ami Lizzie Becher 25-2l.
giuseppe Cauella and a. Moreci, 23-19.
Emil Gull and Alma T. Olsen. --22.
Jonn Mean and Nellie M erection, 31-27
L. w. Martin AMI J. Reterman, 1888.
q. Francesca inl and +. Martini. S5-21.
f. b. Windrom an +. r.. Elliott, 2S-19.
John A. Oldelehr and K. Vetter, 25-2l.
John \. Bacoo and Anna a. S'v ann. 29-2S.
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY

Gan MATEo COUNTY; NEAREST CEMH
~ terry 10 the city: non sectarian; in no sense ".
elusive; location unexcelled Once Ya7 NSrkes
stSeet southeast corner o. SixthA
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS-f STATE OF SOLE
~ DAD UNDA HERRERA, alias deceased
Notice Is hereby given by The undersigned. A. c.
FREESE administrator of the estate of SOLE
DAD UNDA HERRERA, alias deceased, to the
creditors OF, and all persons having CLAIMS against
The said deceased, 10 exhibit them, with the neces-
sary vouchers within four months after the first
publ cation OF this notice. The said ad ministra-
tor at room 35, Chro icle building corner of
Geary add kea ny reefs, the same being his
place for the transaction of the business of the sa
estate in the City and County Of San Francisco
State of California
A. c. FREESE, Administrator of the Estate of
SOLEDAD UNDA HERRERA, alias deceased
Dated at san francisco, F. bruary e97,
j. ID. SULLIVAN, Attorney for Administrator.
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d. IITANT D-TO INVEST IN SMALL COZ
VT fee-house north OF Market and west OF kearny.
r. p, box 1o5. Call Office
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OAKLAND ADVERTISER ENTS
OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
WANTED-PLACE IN ELMaURsT IN EX-
w change for very large lot and modern 5 room
cottage In Lorin; price $225O; mortgage. APP
ply immediate TO a j. SNYDER Il CO., 467
Ninth St, oakland
G7S TO $3.50 FOR CHOICE BUILDING
DtC lots In the town of fitchburg; sta
ZION established near Oakland, on the Haywards
and San Leandro local line, by the Southern Pacific
Company; only as minutes from san Francisco
and minutes from Oakland: electricians every
CIV minutes: terms TO suit buyers. Apply 10
G. NJ. kUNhLE. owner S1512 Washington ST.,
Oakland Cal.
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T. GOD CHANCE TO INVEST IN A PAYING
VI manufacturing bus ness; entirely new. Ad-
dress Business, box 81, Call Office.
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DARTNER WANTED TO JOIN NE IN PUR-
i chase OF a splendid business, in the line of
which I've had long experience, and know the
opening in question 10 be exceptionally good: re-
duires only $3.50 for half interest, OF which $3.50
N ay be pal from the business If so desired which
with proper aUten ion hou q easily clear $500 TO
5000 year; present owner has mai a fortune
in last few years. but must hereafter devote undi-
vlded attention to other duties would be
prlHclpally office work; this proposition is posi-
lively all right and L mean business, so none but
principals, naming time and place for personal IN
ieFview, need apply. Address OPPO aTUNE, box
81, Call Office, city.
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COMPETENT GERMAN, STEADY HABITS,
" with small capital, who is ling 10 fill position
Of first foreman bread in of the largest
bakeries in city and take part interest in same.
Bakery, box 1885, Call Office
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= GO7S- WILL BUY \ FINE ESTA URANT;
u y. cheap rent; receipts from Sl2 TO SIS
a day; will bear investigation TO this effect. SO
Sixth, room Is.
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+ EARN PARTICULARS OF PARTNERSHIP
Il opening in thoroughly established and very
extensive business: actually worth ten times the
$500 required. Particulars of y. d. SICKELS,
go Market St
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

A LIZA PUNTA TRACT; GEM OF ThEBAY
- District; 425 acres: subdivded; miles north
Of Berkele", from Oakland At minutes from
san Francisco; lots 50x2OO; from 500 TO 5000;
instalments send tor a map GEORGE W.
HAIGHT. 220 Sansome ST.. 5 +.
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TOR SALE-BRANCH BAKERY AND LAUN-
i dry office; account Of sickness. 137 Larkin St.
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.0OOD CHANCE Is OFFERED FOR MAN
VI that understands the deicAcy business very
few dollars required to start with. 1899 Park ST. 4,
Alameda
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NUUNG WIDOW WANTS A GENTLEMAN
partner: small capital Room 8, POT Post ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

" c. BEMIS,
". REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
324 MONTGOMERY ST.
FOR SALE
Choice building lot on Army and 9th SITS; close
TO electric road.
S450-S. Carlos Villa lot; lOOxl SO feet
S67UO-5Oxl27 IS feet Jackson 81. oyerIoo<-
ing the Iresidio and bay.
$6OOU-2 modern houses OF 8 rooms each at
park; 25xlSI 70 feet; electric roao passes houses;
make offer
SS500-Ele gaut NV. corner OF Cole and Carl sts
$3U0-Choice building lots north OF park
Bargain-SW. cor. FiftI V. and st; 1Ooxe5 f.
DEY HOUSES TO LIVE IN, OR CHEAP LOTS
IL 20 build on. PATTERSON & CO, Valencia.
DANDsBi r MIN: PROPOSITION; HIVES
LII tlga ion invited 646 Market St
G1OOO FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ID tOOO. New cottage on 23d ave. East OAK
land; rooms and bath: high basement; BRICK
iUnndauoni Lay windows; lot 52xl6O.
u. ii. UMBSEN & Co.
Ia Montgomery st.
NEW HOUSES JUST COMPLETED; SUNNY
~ side of Cole St, near Waller; and ~ rooms;
large lots, l25 feet deep; street TO be bituminzed
Apply premises
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DESTAURANT: GOOD PLACE FOR NAN
III and wife; cheap. 324 Larkin ST.
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LOST.


| OST-LARGE ENVELOPE CONTAINING
J ; papers, on NJ sian st. Thursday evening, heb.
1S Please return imme diately 10 mcguire,
$3.50 seventeenth ST., bet. Nj .ssIon and howard
and receive suitable reward
IT, X TERRIER, FEMALE: WHITE SHORT
l. tall Return 929 Post St: $40 re~a ard.
! OST-A GOLD BADGE: NAME EURNABY
J. "a. 1914 marked 1t. Finder wi receive
rewsr by returning 5. STEPHENS, Il Mar ct.
I OST DARK BROWN SORREL NJ RE,
~ branded 81: Grd ] 10. GIoLDI CHRIS
TEN, San Bruno road.
I OST- FOX TERRIER BITCH; WHITE,
- back aud tau head; chain collar; reward. 25
Tenth ST.
I OST-PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
II savings and Loan Society Of San Francisco in
the name of HANNAH OPPENHEIM, No.
2,O7l,52S. The finder will please return TO bank.
BRANCH OFFICE OFTHE CALL 1877 NINTH
- ST. want ad and subscriptions taken.
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( UTcHIER-sHof FOR sALEfr $50 FOURTH
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'DAYING SALOON; GOOD LOCATION; DAILY
i receipts SO to S12; must be sold account of
sickness Inquire Call Office.
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iCklTE SALOON on BUSY STREET NORTH
Il SZtO: of Market: cheap rent and insurance
Ease, etc; no agents. Inquire Gail Office
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-E~ TATE OF F. W.
IN 81 IN, deceased Notice is hereby given by
the UNDERSIGNED, A. Z. FREESE administrator of
the es a,e of +. w. STEIN, deceased, to the cred-
tors of and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within tour months after the first publ
cation OF this notice, Ia the said admins rator at
room So Chronicle building corner OF Geary and
KearDy streets, the same being his place for the
transaction OF the business Of said estate in the
City and County OF San Francisco, Stale Of Cali
TO rnia.
A. Z. FRFEsE, administrator OF the estate of F.
w. STEIN, deceased.
Da ed at San Francisco. February 5, 1897.
j. ID. SULLIVAN, AItornev for Adm lnistrator
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REA L ESTATE.
GARDEN LAND FOR CIR IN LAND
VI prices; very Cho ce for fruit. vegetables al
falfa: no irrigation needed: cheap transp rtation
TO market vel improved. LAKE, room 70, 9l6
Market ST., y +.
I sl-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH; 3 ACRES
= creek bottom: intervae, around a five
room house: barn; several chicken-houses; balance
hill: covered with timber; plenty wood and run
ming water; lovely shade trees: some fruit two
miles from town; $1UU0; half cash also several
pieces, partly improved, On the 10-year ptan and
L. and l2-acre pieces vacant at $50 10 500 per
acre. D. H. TWING, Sonoma City.
CEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET OF
~ California lands for sale II. FRANCIS,
rooms 69-7l Chronicle building san francisco, Cal.
pANCH BARGAIN; IS PER ACRE; 1880
IL acres her; plenty water; excellent stock
ranch; best part of Kern Co. B., box 20, Call Office.
7 TITLE HOMES CLOSE TO TOWN; I'M
IL proved; easy terms: also 10 II pieces
on and l years credit D. II. TWING. So
noma City; every Monday at 632 Market ST.. S. F.
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CORNER GROC cry AND BAR FOR SALE:
~ .gooo' location; Will sell ca cap; going out Of
business on account of Illness Apply This office
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TOR .SALE-G kOCERY AND BAR; NO OP-
i position. Inquire sL Gail Office.
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EIRST-CLASS SALOON, CHEAP: SALE &C
J. COUNT of sickness. Call 1l9 Olive ave.
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Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ are funds in the treasur TO redeem bonus
issued on Levee District o. l OF Suffer ounty,
Ca, accoI ding to act Of the LEGISLATURE an
proved April 1850. follows, TO wit: BOND No
93, $500; bond No. 81, $500: bond No 81, 5000:
DO ID No. 80, $500; bond No. SO, $500; bond y O.
SO, $500; DO ID No. 81, $500; bond No Sc, $500;
b. nd No. IS, $500; bond NO "a. $500: DO I'd No.
IS, $500; ond No. 50, s50U; bond No. Ia $500:
bond No. 7S, $500; bond No. ~, $500; bond \ o.
II, $500, and bond o. 20 $500: and that at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of this
notice If said bonds not presented for redemp-
ton the interest thereon will from and after
which time 40 interest shall be allowed on said
bonds. j. COPE,
Treasurer OF suffer County, Cal.
Dated Yuba City, February Is. 1897.
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cox SOME GOOD LODGING II OUSES;
- y. doing good business; from 1915 up.
PROPERTY EXCHANGE, 500 Market.
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w take half interest in patented new invention
that viii pay big profits. Address J. h, box 10.
Gail Offic-, Oakland.
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EIRsT MORTGAGE, $1,000, III PER CENT.
Il on hTst-class property, for sale at discount;
mortgage due. Address H Z. H, 32J Minna
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VA ANTED-MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL
W. 10 take half interest in new and valuable In
ven ion relating to blcyles ought 10 be used by
every bicyclerider; it costs but little 10 mAnufac
lure; properly handled it ought 10 MAKE for
tune. For further information apply 10 Boone S
Patent genCy pa Pine St, san francisco, Cal.
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TOR IA LE-DINING-ROOM; ESTABLISHED
j trade of 70 bOarders; central locationi rent
boarded out. Address p. T., box a, Gail Office.
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WANTED-RESIDENC IN WESTERN AID
w dition or income property from $4,000 to SIS
OOO Address L. box So, Call Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-02-20
PROPERTY TO. EXCHANGE.
PROPERTY WANTED.

CEND FOR OUR LIST OF ORCHARD HON
- for sale. WOOSTER 4 WHTTTpr Stn 10