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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-22

/ that sheep Shearing would occur not
! oftener than once, or, at most twice
year. But it was soon found that
| the brother was as drunk as usual,
| though he declared he had not drank
a drop since he sheared sheep. The
| brethren thought it strange that the
| old drunk should last SO long, and
! that his breath still had the odor of
whiskey on It, Every day he was
| drunk, but every day declared he had
not tasted drop since sheep-shearing.
! They decided to put aeSpy out on him.
and very soon discovered that the
drinking brother had a sheep tied up
in the barn, and near by was a jug
of whiskey; and, a half dozen times Il
day, he'd go to the barn, clip off a
lock of wool, and take two or three
stiff drinks; so, it turned out he was
shearing sheep a half dozen times a
day, and telling the truth, literally, in
saying he had drank nothing since
sheep shearing. l dare say, if the
matter were looked into, those per
fshable property trains would turn out
in many cases, to be a Shearing Of the
same old sheep, or words to that eff
| feet
| A man asked me the other day, how
| it is that lawmakers and lawyers.
who, in their speeches. make it out
such a fragrant violation of law and
such a cowardly thing for a poor fell
| low, who hasn't any better sense, to
tote a pistol, can strut around with
their own hip pockets loaded with
guns? When | answered L didn't
know that they did, he said: you J
| better not sass one of them if you
don't want to hear something pop"
l gave him my word l wouldr t-and
l won't. / am getting along in years.
and I've never thought l needed a
pistol; in fact, I'm afraid of the things.
! There's some sense in having double
| barrel shot gun handy. ready for bust
ness when robbers or burglars disturb
your slumbers; but, when a fellow has
his eyes open and the sun is shining,
he ought to be able to keep out of
scrapes, on his good looks and good
behaviour.
What horrible thing is MURDER!
To take the life of a human being
that which cannot be restcred-and
plunge whole community into grief.
Poor Cain! How miserable he was
always, after he. in a fit of passion.
killed his brother! The blood of the
murdered man crieth unto God from
the ground, and the conscience. that
| is not dead, is ever BEING goaded by
remorse. / wish all the pistols were
buried in the Pacific ocean and it was
a hanging matter to- make another.
If big men tote them, little men, boys
| and fools will tote them too, and, as
in the case of selling liquor, the deal
er is just as apt, and quite as ready
(for the money! to sell to the one as
to the other. And since Caucasians
i tote them Africans must tote them,
! also. sAnd SO 1t comes to pass, in times
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-22
HOW THEY MAKE THE DEVIL
SKIP AROUND THE STUMP
The Sheep SFearer and Sunday Trains---Ffow the
Calf That Aaron Made Got Into the
Court House

/ noticed a few weeks ago that the
grand jury of Franklin county had
indicted the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
. way for running freight trains on Sun
day, and 1 suppose they did so in pur-
suance of the charge of the presiding
judge. If the law is against the run
ming of freight trains the grand jury
did right of course, and if the law is
not against it, it ought to be. for, rail
roads have no more right to do bust
ness on Sunday than has the man who
half-soles shoes, to support himself
and family. The law would soon pick
him up, "awl and end" and run him
into the court, and make him answer
to the charge of violating Gods holy
commandment, Remember the Sab
bath day to keep it holy But what
can you do with a railroad?
4 corporation has no soul, and is
not, therefore, supposed. to be ac-
countable. 1t has no conscience,
neither sense of shame; it fears not
God, neither regards man; but does
as it pleases. when it pleases, and as
much as it pleases; having no regard
for tired human nature that ought to
have a day of rest and relaxation.
Hard-worked operatives are not re-
sponsible for the labor they are re-
quired to do on the Sabbath. They
are simply trying to get in reach OF
the next hoe-cake, and they would not
be compelled to such a life, but fol-
the fact that aggregated capital and
monopolistic combinations have sc
narrowed the field of labor as to MAKE
it a necessity for men to sell theil
manhood and almost renounce theil
religion in order to feed themselves
and families. Freight trains lader
with "perishable" matter, as for eX-
ample, fruits and vegetables, and also
with horses, cattle, sheep, chicken:
and other kinds of poultry, are allow.
ed to run on the Sabbath day: anC
there is reason in that; but, when We
see dozens of trains, every Sunday
each with from 40 to so cars, goins
north, south, east and west, we Won
der at the amount of "perishable'
matter the railroads do manage tC
pick up; where they find it and where
they are carrying it. They say (thougf
/ do not vouch for all "they say'O
that a railroad don't want but one
cabbage as an excuse for running
train of so cars on Sunday, loaded
with lumber. coal, oil, guano, mer
chandise or any other kind of freight
One car loaded with perishable mat
ter and 40 with other things, looks
little like whipping the old boy around
the stump. -..~
/ am reminded of the church mem
Der who, having been arraigned fol
drunkenness, and having made hi.
confession and received forgiveness
most solemnly and unreservedly prom
ised the church and pastor that III
would drink no more, except when HI
sheared sheep. OF course the church
and pastor agreed to that, supposint
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-22
MILK MIXTURES

for babies are many times dangerous in
that the milk may become tainted Bor-
den's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is alb
solutely safe. being rendered sterile in
the process of preparation. AS a general
household milk it is superior and always
available.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-22

Gowan's Pneumonia Cure. External
harmless and rapid.
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Die n5reie BreHe" bat aber 400
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Oerrens3the.

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8esenflid, uebe oarau

"a Sb blieb nah mie ppr auf tneiner
Mafbine, ubmobl mir jebes @elent
ueb tat unp ieoer 9aero ihmer3te, g
iGreibt 6. Us. Bellamp, elm 2ocos
mDtiuen 0eiaer BON Burliuaton,
S0ma. SD nar ihtpaeb uno matt
uno. Dbne ieoen Nppetit uno total
beruutergeton1men. SD tpar nabe
oaran mid lelbft aufsuaeben, als ih
cine SlaShe Electric gitters" erbielt,
uno noboem ih bieielbe eingenoms
men batte, fiiblte idl mid 70 mDbl
uie ME auOOr in meinent 2eben. !"
Sbwafe trdntlife 2eute id6pfen
INNER reue 3raft unh neues 2eben
aug oem @ebrauh bieies Mittels.
Wian oeriuhe es. BefrieoigunQ aas
ratiert 6urb Die Gpptbefen pun s..
fnlteper & Son uno Noufpb 9reiB.
8reis Soc.
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@roRarttae gserpemitarfe

betueileu Manhe i'm Grtraeen BON
Sbmeraen in 5olee sufdGieer 0ere
lesungen, tuie Shnitte, Brano. uno
Briibmunoen ETC., 00er auch in sSulae
number sSiBe uno iteifer @elenfe.
Gber man bat oas gar nidbt n1tia.
Budlens Nrnica Salbe t1tet ben
Sd)merS uno beilt bic 8erlebuua.
@8 lit audi Die bette Salbe auf @rs
ben fiir 6dmorrboiben. 25c in ben
Npotbeten BON s. 8alteper & Son
unh &oolpb DreiB.
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Giienbaha Jahr@Ylau.
5. & q, y. 0abn.
M r
q 6fa hTt.

Mad aIlea MOrbrGe4as 8raIteu ........
- .7.eD YsDrm.
Noeh ct. @9ouis, Ne:as9is lno benz
often. .................I2 - 40 W taos.
Naeb Noros9eras, Santa 5Ys unb 8rtsco.
Bnntten. n.................8. 500 Mbenb5.
9sod1 ct. 0Dnis, 8ac0 mno bem SIten
....,....... y. I'd Abeuo6.
Jfaet) 9oreop uno Nterico 900 &nrm.
Intunft.
GDuSt, Souls unh benz Often. Z. 80 8prm.
Son NureeSeras, Santa Sc un6 2riscp.
=, Buntten ..;...:...........8. .8.45' Born.
Bon lDcalen Bunften .......7. 7.4O Nbenbs
Son ct. Souls uno benz Often. @, 10 @bhs.
Bon 9arebp unh Merito ;. 70. 30 faehm.
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= Die oeutideu 8emobner Der
2auoihaft 8ottihee in &rain fino
ourh reaftiondre @etperbe 9eIebae.
bung oem &uin prei8geoeben. 10 oaB
tie maIienhaft mad ben Der. Gtaaten
ausSutuanoern beginnen. Die Dor.
tigen Bemobner (@ottiheuer) itams
meE u0n ben Wiitte oes IA. 1Sahrbuns
oerts oortbln DerieBten sSranten uno
2buringern ab, baben mitten unter
Slauen lire oeutihen s5itten uno
ibre oentihe Wunoart erbalten nnD
iino als 0auiierer nit 0olas uno
90pferei'Waren. 4einpane, getrod.
neten Sriihten uno 8iaibss5eQen
befnnnt.
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suatssru 9sacifie ssaau.

Nbfahrt.
Nad stetu OrIeans, 9ounpn uno gal.
oer0n t69lld. d............u II. 40 Sornl.
nne 900 M6enbs.
gaae9 @egle 8aB. 81 9aiD. galifurnien
uno WteE1fD ..............9 900 Gprm.
Nntnnft.
Won Netu Orleans. 6ouiton uno Sol.
oe1ton td9lib. .7.40 Wprgens
unb 600 ytahm -.
Bon 81 gaiO, @oIifornten uno Maegifu
,..,........ 500 Gbenb8.
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8reuaid1mersen 1iuo elm 5pnp.
tom Der 8ri9btlden @ierentrantbeit.
Das geei9netite Utittel in iOldeu
Sdllen Iino elm paar 0uien prick.
ley Ash Bitters". @S lit elm
mirtIames ytierens6eilmittel uno res
auliert Die D6rne.
8eritopfura benirtt 2eberleis
Den uno untdti9e 2eber Iiibrt sur
BRIGHT ihen 0tteren Rrantbeit.
"Prickley Ash Bitters" heilt otes
2eioen in auen Staoien.
@enn SIR Waeen auser Oros
nun9 1T, Der Stub(aang unreaelma.
Big uuo Sic lib n,bt moi fiiblen,
oanrl qebrauben Sic 'Prickley
Ash Bitter" @r iit iebr tuirfs
lam CUR 8eferung oieles 8uItauoes.
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8uif gbure &3abu

Nbfabrt.
Nah 9apernia, Gutberlan6 sprinas.
Stodoale, tdalib, ........ 500 8prm
@ntunit.
Bon Stodbale. Sutberfano 9prinos uuo
9abernio.. tdalid1. 2:3O yiachm
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&beumatlsmus IN oieIem Slimo
lbnler5bafter alS irgen0 Elm auoeres
Qeioen; miro our6 @imer & SlmenSs
ytesept 9ao. 1851 gebeilt. s. &.
. CD m Ct. @as!1t, 6ouitun, 3eras.
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9. u. & q. 9. 8aln.
hfohrf.

Nab gmero, goofum, 5pulton uno Gal.
oeFDn, td9lieb. 800 8Drnl.
uro 945 Nbenbs. s...........,,.....,
giadl gDrpMs @brifti, 8odpsrt unb Bees
- o,lle td8iid9. .,............2.15 S2o@nl.
gseh Borne nno 8errnile. tdgli9.
.......... ....s,s.....s....9 1925 Born.
Rod Borne uub &errni[Ie, Somstoas 3.45
giodln. Gnfisnft M0ntags s. so Nbenos
Mntunft.
Son guerD, @oafum. GDuItOn unb gols
oeton, tdglid ..........7.45 Morgens
uno so Mbenbs.
8Dm Corpus gbrifti, &0dpprt unb 8ee>
bile tG9lid9. .A........... 1:35 RaChm.
Bon 8brne nub Rerrbille tagIicb. ....
t.,.,......,....., Mhen6s
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NJ, 6. q 3. 8abn.

Abfabrt.
gla9 Bae0, Sort WDrtb, Dallas, aau{as
9th, ct. 2ouis un6 Chicago, t6alib.
(Sunlet Sep0t) ......... 80 Nbenos.
2Dcalsug bia Smitbbile. $50 gprn1
nfunft:
Son Chicago, ct. 2Dmts, RanIas gitn.
Dallas, Sort 8ortb uno 8aco, tdolir2
(Sunlet SepDt) so Muroens.
Qoealsng .bia @mithoille =. 9.25 N6enbs
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-26
lREAI rsr,rr-crrv-FoR SAVE.


G. n. UMBsEN q Co. 20 Montgomery ST.
Real Estate Agents and Auetionesrs;
500, ,5OV-Rent $23+O per annum; splendlo ogs
ler Laguna 81 improvements consist
OF stores. flats and houses; 81 :3xlZV.
with l. 5Ox4S on rear street. lCooS
x25.1OO-Elegant mansion OF IL rooms ana
baths: on Franklin-st. corner rented Tor
$50 per month; 30N12o.
s2o,ooo-Rents $19oe 80 per annum: elegant.
each, etc; 25xl12:6; elite neighborhood
in Western Addition. s2os
$l4, OO0-Rents $1,000, could easily be increased;
8 fats; splendid location, with marine marine
view; lot 44x13T:6. 1039O
S12. 2.5oo-UnexceIled marine lot Broadway.
surrounded by magnificent residence; %
s12. ooO1Excellent Pacific Heights southwest
corner 55x1IO 1O530
SO. e.ooo~Renis SS5s per annum: Oak St nice
bay -wirdow fats OF 7-6-6 rooms and bath
each: 25x137 e. 1O43S
IS. .50O-Rents $500 per annum; unusually good
investment in fats; Laguna St; marine
view; lot 25x10O. 1O435
s7.G0O-Residence OF rooms and bath; De-
visadero St. near Duboce Park; In fine
condition; mortgage can remain lO4l1
So, 150-We stern Addition residence; Will ac-
cept small payments. balance on easy In
stallments; house OF Z rooms and bath;
fire marine view; lot 1876 frontase
So, 650-Rents 5000 per annum; new mats;
Mission warm belt: SO rooms and bath
EACH mortgage S325O can remain; lot
24:Sx125
81. 5oo-Rents $500 per annum: FNulton-st. fats
OF ~ rooms each and cottage OF
rooms; large mortgage $4,000 can remain;
p :fx12 90 to rear street 1OtUZ
s4.ooO-Cottase OF 5 rooms and bath laundry
and high basement; near Union st. and
Van Ness ave; large lot and garden,
So T50-Re1ts $3.50 per annum: near Eightn
and Harrison sts.; flats Of rooms
each; 3OxsO; mortgage can remain
For further particulars Of the above ana Tor
the Real Estate Record, containing a list OF
properties for sale in all parts Of the city. in
S''ie ~ G.H. UMBsEN & CO..
20 Montgomery St.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-26
11e MONTGOMERY ST.


Send for our printed list Of property for sale
in all sections of the city.
BIG NTEREST-FINE BUSINESS CORNER.
$21. 500-Rents nearly $500; half block from
Market St; substantial Improvements, consist
ing of stores and flats; always rented this is
unquestionably a bargain and one that Will be
taken at once; IL will pay you to be quick.
BARGAIN-WESTERN ADDITION.
S5500-Rents $570 fine fats and rooms
and bath; on sunny side Of Grove St, not far
from Van Ness ave; lot 27:6 frontage.
FINE MISSION FLATS.
$650o-Rents S6e6; good, substantial flats,
4-4-5 rooms and bath; large lot; over 80 feet
frontage. assuring abundance of sun and light;
Thirteenth and Howard SITS
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
SI0oOo-Rent over $1,000; brand build
ing; handsome flats. rooms and bath each;
finished in latest style with every modern
convenience; north OF and close TO Market st.
large lot: accepted street; splendid sun and
light; price reduced TO make quick sale; owner
must have money; best investment On our
books
HOME MISSION WARM BELT
$3250-2-story residence, rooms and bath;
brick foundation; large garden; sheltered from
winds and fog; handy to Eighteenth and Cas-
frost. cars
SOUTH MARKET INVESTMENT.
S3S50-Rents S43S; near Seventh and Howard
SITS; 2-story house 6 rooms and bath. and 2
BARGAIN COTTAGE.
Ss50-S20o cash, $15 monthly; coy little cot
tage OF rooms; lot 25x1Oo; sewer in street.
etc
BARGAIN-MIsSION BUSINESS PROPERTY.
S12 5o0-Rents S12S4; old improvements. re-
Gently remodeled and put in frst-class shape;
lot So feet frontage; near Twenty-second
ST this is the biggest bargain on Mission ST..
where property is bound to increase in value;
LYON & HoAG. 11e Montgomery St
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iois BroadWsy............ Telephone Main lVsS
BERKELEY OFFICE:
fi4e Center Street Telephone North -
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
eAAUEL ". WALL..-----...---H Hotel Ser'0n
NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
wsloorf-Astoria Hotel; A Brentano. 81
Union Square: Murray Eul Potel; Fifth-ave-
Hus Hotel and Hoffman House
CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House: r. o. News Co; Crest
Northern Hotel. fremont Horse; Auoitorium
hotel; Palmer House.
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
c GEORGE KROGNESS- Marquette Buiioing
U~Hg Distance Telephone. Central zols-D
KEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN SMITH. 80 Tribune Building
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
BUSINESS OFFICE Of the San Francisco
call. corner Market and Third streets; open
Until 12 o'clock every night in the year.
TRANCH OFFICES:
s,s hark~' srreet, opposite Fifth: open until
. 2. N.
= Montgomery street. corner Clay; open
~ntu 9 80 o. m
- Hayes street: open until $3.50 p.
80 McAlhster street: open until 8 80 p m
DO Larkin street. open until e:30 p m.
ls5l mission street; open until 10 ?. m
zZbl Market street. corner Sixteenth; open
until 2 2. n.
loe Eleventh street; open until .. m
lNso valencia street. open until p m
Northeast corner Church and Duncan streets;
open until o m
NcrthVest corner Of Twenty-second and Ken
tEczy streets: open until 2 p. m
NV FAirnore street: open until p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-26
TO SUBSCRIBERS LEAVING TOWN
FOR THE SUMMER.

CALL subscribers contemplating q
change OF residence during the summer
months can have their paper forwarded
oy mail TO their new address by notify
Ing THE CALL Business once. This
paper viii also be on sale at all summer
resorts and is represented by q local
agent In all towns on the coast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-26
STOCK RANCHES A SPECIALITY.

STOCK RANCHES A SPECIALITY.
California Nevada. Arizona, Mexico stock
ranches for their value for grazEg-vast tracts
suitable for subdivision and colonization. Val
uable not alone for grazing. but for timber, ag-
ricuture. oil, minerals or town sites. We have
many tracts where frost never We
have many valuable pasture lands where grass
cattle fat in April. when beef commands
the highest price.
We have business property that will pay 6
per cent net cost for five or ten years lease
We have residences up to date. in the land OF
the lemon, orange. sunshine, fruit and flowers
We have many beautiful orchard homes In
the famed Santa Clara Valley. near the Garden
City OF California. Good dairy and alfalfa
ranches
We can offer a Mexican grant that Will sCp-
port 1000 head OF cattle for only $50, 900.
CHARLES w. COE & CO.
Real Estate, Cattle and Loans,
1873 Auzerais bldg, San Jose. Cal