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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

INCOME PRODUCING HOMES.
acres miles from Santa Cruz: new house
Of rooms: good well, pump, chicken houses;
215 acres bottom land; creek some wood and
75 young trees; main county road; price
81 500.
13 acres mile from Boulder Greek; suit
able for subdivision: bungalow, barn,
chicken houses fine spring water pped to
house: 200 apple trees and 100 peach trees in
bearing: also other fruits some timber and fine
view; price 81, $50; $500 cash, balance easy
terms.
acres miles from Santa Cruz oiled
rosd and lines; new room plastered
house: good barn: Smith patent chicken house,
incubator house, brooder house, tankhouse; 1900
gallon tank: gas engine; 500 feet y in. water
pipe: 100 fruit trees in bearing and Y acre
Strawberries; this is fine home and good pro-
ducer; price 81, 600.
4 acres-2 miles from Santa Cruz; on car line;
new room plastered house, bath and pantry;
tankhouse mill and tank; good barn. brooder
house: patent chicken house, one-third acre
strawberries: 500 chickens, horse. COW, wagon,
buggy and all farming tools; fine place nicely
located; price $4,750.
Country Department.
HOICOMB REALTY COMPANY,
306 San Pablo av. Oakland. Cal.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-Having bought out
the whole interest of the Dew Drop inn, Two
Mile house. Rncon valley. Santa Rosa, Cal, |
viii not be responsible for any debts contracted
before or after Feb. %, 1910. p. BARSOTII-
/. THE UNDERSIGNED having sold my grocery
business at 1852 47th aY.. Sunset district. TO
C a. WORK / will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by said party after Feb
ruary "A. 1910. JOHN OLDEN.
AFTER this date February %, I'm not respon-
sible for bills contracted by any person. Mr..
J. NJ DE RAVES
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-ContInued

COUNTRY REAL S--Con S1sl tln1 en1s.,t.
WOULD you invest 500 more in a safe and
sane real estate proposition. where you are
guaranteed per cent your money, in addi-
tion to sharing in the profts made on !and
fore Nav /. 1911 Each $1OO invested backed
by / acre of good level land IN Alameda
county. Creditors Mercantile Agency. 20 Ba-
con block. Oakland, Cal
YOUR attention. piease-A $4,000 ranch for
So, 900; 533 acres; all fenced and cross fenced;
70 acres under cultivationi plenty water; or
chard;A vineyard; 500 English walnut trees eoll IN
ems, wagons buggies. harness, all kinds of
farming Implements s room house, new barn
and household furniture; $1,000 buys all. }. w.
WOODRUFF, Hooker, Cal.
GLENN COUNTY LAND.
ADJOINING THE FIRST GOVERNMENT UNIT.
VIII double in 1910. We offer l,500 acres
near Orand at 1909 price IN so small tracts t sOo o
interest, and immediate possession; ideal for
u ''i7e FEHREN. Ell ROBINSON COMPANY.
Suite 925 First National Bank building,
San Francisco
RANCHES near Stanford University and Los
Altos-221a acres; grand view; oaks. spring;
SIPS per- acre. II acres; improved orchard: {:
buildings; one mile of Los Altos; $500 II
acres; orchard; fair buildings; spring grand
FREDER1c FsEi RICH GEBBARD a & Co, Mayfieid Cal
5 or 10 acre tracts on the Ocean shore. near
station; finest land in the state, suitable for
garden truck. fruit chickens. etc; no irriga-
dress PEOPLES LAND COMPANY, $50 Mo
nadnock building, San Francisco
$500 for acres l mile from Livermore postof
fee, railroad depot and high school; $lO0 cash.
balance $40 monthly. Creditors Mercantile
Agency. 20 Bacon block, Oakland, CAL
FOR the best list of country property, farms,
fruit, poultry ranches, stock ranches, alfalfa
and timber lands, send for catalogue.
RoTHERMEL & CO., PAT Russ building, s F.
$25 down. $40 monthly. buys $40 acres. good,
level land; station; on railroads; In Ala
media county PROGRESSIVE REALTY CO.,
$50 Sutter ST., room 3o1, San Francisco
BEACH HILL lots at Santa Cruz suitable for
bungalow sites summer homes, cheap; write
at once. Santa Cruz and Swanton Investment
Co, Santa Cruz, Cal
81 OOo-Ranch of 10 acres; alfalfa; close TO town;
fine for dairy or poultry; good improvements
Address 80 South I'd ST., San Jose, Cal.
FOR saIe-Sman homes in northern Mendocino
county; $40 per acre and upward BOX TO-
FOR sale cheap-Sman place suitable for chick
ems: room house and barn. In Aromas. Ad-
dress Aromss Butcher. Aromas, Cal.
SECTION near Lemoore, artesian belt; B. R.
runs through property station mile; price $50
acre. Box 4046. Call office Oakland.
WANTED-A grain or stock farm; make price
right: give particulars first letter; principals
only. Box 3175, Call office, Market and Sd.
NEAT room cottage. partly furnished; As min
utes from the ferry; SO per month. Apply
box 3142, Call office.
BARGAINS in vineyard. fruit. chicken and stock
ranches. BARNES CUMMINGS, Healdsburg
McFAUL EDWARDS. 257 California St
LANDs-LARGE OR SMALL ACREAGE.
J. P. GARDNER. e25 Monadnock bldg. S: ~
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FLAGS, BANNERS AND BUNTING
EMERSON MFG. CO.. 109 Stevenson.
FLORISTS AND PLANTS
SERvEAU BROS. 2110 Fillmore
FRINGES, BRAIDS, TASsELS
HENRY COL0MBAT. 239 Geary
FRUIT AND PRoDUCE RECEIVERS
JACOBS & MALCOLM. 101 Washington
GARCIA BROS. & AIKEN. 116 Washington.
g. B. AMIGO co; o. 221 W Washington:
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE co, 3o9-s11 11tb
ST. Oakland; Ii 1l2511a %, ao7 7Washington St. S. F.
GARCIA & MAGGINI CO., Drumm & Washingtn
4. LEVY 4 ]. ZENTNER Co, Davis washitn
BIrTIER & DE LEON. $50 Davis
JOSEPH BROS: CO.; 2o6-210 Washington.
SMITH & BURTI. cor. Washington and Davis.
MILANI. CORRIEA Il ALEXICH. 315 Wash'tn.
Won HUSEN & Co.. 13s- 40 Washington.
NJ d. vANvAIES, 1917 Washington.
PURIFIERS (RETAIL)
G. BARE, $50 Ceary.
SCHNEIDER BROS, PSI Grant av. III,
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READY REFERENCE GUIDE OF SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS CONCERNN

AVERAGE ADJUSTER & BROKERS
JOHNSON & HIGGINS. PA California.
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REAL EsTATE no EXCHANGE
FOR ExCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
A splendid little room cottage in Alameda,
centrally located, near local trains and street
cars; handy to schools; large lot; splendid
renting district will exchange for small i'm
proved ranch within so miles OF San Francisco
of equal less value price $500.
splendid business property, stores and
: fats, blocks from the P. o. in Oak
land: good income; right at the local train
station; very central; new and modern; price
s27.s00; we can take nearby well improved
ranch up to S17,500, balance per cent net.
760 acres in Sacramento valley, miles from R.
R. station: 700 acres tiIlable; no better fruit
land in the state; 100 acres suitable for al
fafa; can be irrigated at small cost 30 acres
old orchard; $50 acres fenced with hogtight
fence: sets old ranch buildings wells and
windmills all first and second bottom land a
snap at $4,000. or would exchange for i'm
proved or unimproved bay property.
TAYLOR BROS. & CO., 1886 Broadway, Oakland.
W. E. JOHNSON, mgr country and ex. dept.
c. R. HAMMERsMITH CO., 1ll2 Market
Exchange Brokers, City and Country Real Estate.
THREE income Cottages; want lots anywhere.
THREE $50 acre farms. What have you?
FOUR income fats Want improved or unim.
20 acres improved Want anything equal value.
CITY improved or unimproved; want ranches.
100 others. PARTICULARS ON REQUEST.
SIG. .OOo-16O acres fine sandy loam, alfalfa land /:
Turlock irrigation district: mile and half
from railroad station; WILL EXCHANGE
for San Francisco u3S income property; vii VII
BREWSTER CLOVER. rotunda, Mills
bldg.
FOR building lot north south of Park, 2 fats
of 3 and rooms, bath, etc. cost s., 900; Rich
mond district. Address box 32e5 Call office.
LUMBER FOR SALE
SHINGLES, $1.50; rustic, S22; flooring, S20 lin
ing. $40. SO 10th ST.. San Francisco.
FACTORY SITES
FOR satisfactory site near San Francisco;
buildings and machinery and 20 acres of land !;
near railroad and tide water. with wharf
and ample supply of fresh water. Address
Factory. 164S Page ST.
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$500 PER ACRE.

Great wheat country; 100 acre farms In the
rich delta of the Sonora river; near American
line in Mexico; between Southern Pacific and
sea: most excellent climate; deep garden soil;
corn, wheat, cotton beans: alfalfa. dates,
market; $50, 900 acres now opened to American
farmers: first 10000 acres at So per acre. half
cash; this Is really 500 land See write US
Immediately
En2 Market San Eranciaco Cal.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

CITY REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
Lot in the west side of Battery. steets 81 :6x
177:6. with TO Broadway, with story
and basement brick building thereon; also
Lot in the north side of Fulton St, 100 feet
rsry building thereon; also
Lot in the east side OF 9th av.. 262 feet south
GEORGE K. FRINK. NJ D.,
1923 Merchants Exchange building
HAVING purchased blocks of the Chutes Co.
Fulton st. and 10th ay;;; before commencing
sold houses of 90 built the past season at sth
and 9th avs. and A and SITS as follows;
8 room story residence. -. 4750
Easy terms; streets bituminzed; Eddy st. cars.
f. NELSON, Builder.
JACKSON st. Nos IO62-1O74 north side at
Taylor st.-Here are buildings Of fats
each; subject TO any reasonable offer See
them at once; submit me an offer; they abso-
r. E. HAYNLAN. First National Bank
building. Montgomery and Post sts.; phone
Kearny 1903.
$50 DOWN, SIS month without interest; price
25x100: owl car service: 80 minutes to Sd and
Mission SITS, sc fare; Take car marked Ocean
RIVERS BROS,
46l Montgomery St
FOR sale-ss, 500: ? strictly modern fats; nearly
completed; On Buena Vista av. near South
vision for social hall 10 basement: lot 1915
wide: has a cement driveway for barn or
any proposition Ira W. Coburn. 45l Duboce
81. 900 cash. $40 per month-New store and ?
living rooms in rear, with room modern fat
upstairs: good opportunity for business loea-
tfon: price s.. 600. FYFE & DEPAOLI, 3291
Mission St OPP. 18th
COME out today and see my new houses on 10th
and Point Lobos avs. one block from new
panhandle: take Sutter and Clement to 18th
av. walk block. JONATHAN ANDER-
son. builder.
SC. 6OO-S swell new corner fats on Noe St:
rooms each; income S60 street work done;
northeast corner; forced TO sell; $500 mort
gage: bargain: must be sold 2l9O Mission.
S3. .9OO-Bargain: must be sold: modern 3 room
fats; near 18th and Castro; cars; lot ?2xao; 2,.
terms If wanted. See owner, NJ SCHWARTZ,
14l6 Market St corner Fell
ROTHERMEL & CO.. 247 Russ building. have
some good bargains in city property; also
houses and lots in Berkeley, Oakland and Ala
media; get our new catalogue
MODERN s room houses for sale on Goth av. bet.
I and ] sts., Sunset: sold on easy terms; this
is a fine location; ! block from g. g. park;
there is new crosstown car line on goth av.
D. CoNDON. builder on premises
S5. .2JO-2 new and room fats, 124 and 126
Douglass st. bet. 18th and 18th. Builder on
premises. or residence, 26 Caselli ay.
5000 snap; new room house, Including
street work. terms; Diamond and goth sts.
25e5 Mission St
II per cent net on $4,000 cash: for sale; fine
property. Owner box 1927, Call office.
have Standard Title Insurance Company. Mills
bldg. insure your title; save time and money
FOR sale-Cottage, III story; cars pass door;
$1,000; terms. Box 1853, Call office.
CHEAP building lots; y block from cars: street
work done: cash. G. x. Blender. S43 Pac. bid:
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PERSONALS

WANTED-Informatio Of the whereabouts Of
NAE BOGGS, formerly of 1923 Kirkham St,
Oakland. Cal Any information Till he gladly
received by WILLIAM F. SMITH, Ply Shat
tuck av.. Berkeley, Cal.
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MERGED COLONY.
1000 acres of irrigated land adjoining the city
limits Of Merced, town with population Of
$500; g. TO- 20 acre tracts; prices SIS to $3.50
per acre; easy terms; irrigation 81 per acre;
splendid water supply; electric power for
lights and pumping; soil is rich dark loan
adapted to alfalfa corn, figs, grapes, fruits
and vegetables: alfalfa on adjoining land yields
Z 70 8 tons per acre and corn goes over 40
bushels; the S. P. and Santa Fe railroads aud
three county roads traverse Merced colony;
markets churches schools. stores, creamery,
alfalfa meal mill all convenient; literature on
application.
COOPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST CO..
246 Russ building. San Francisco or Merced.
SANAToRIUM beautifully situated In the Santa
Cruz mountains In Santa Clara county, miles
from r. Z. station; picturesque scenery; on q
mile drive: beautiful lake; water power for
electric lighting plant, large modern house with
ample dining room. doing good business as a
summer resort; price reduced to $500 on ac-
count of owner desiring to retire from business
TAYLOR BROS. CO.,
1896 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
MENDOCINO COLO acres APPLE LAND near
Ukiah; 10 acres choice apples; acres assorted
fruit; 10 acres under cultivation, balance graz
ing. part of which be cultivated; good i'm
provements; price $1,000; terms.
- acres we'll improved. 81. 900.
J. L. JOHNSON & CO., 625 Market ST.
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Editorial Comment
Why Certainly.

l.
The Waterville Sentinel is laying
down the law to the Democratic party.
1t must do this and it must" do
that. In less than q month the party
takes possession of the government
of Maine and assumes q great respon-
sibility. The Sentinel confesses "a
popular suspicion that tho Democracy
lacks ability to rule wisely" and de-
clarcs that the party must prove the
fallacy of that suspicion by deeds" 1t
must make good" How? By keeping
its promises and by so conducting it.
self as to win the public confidence.
What are these promises? The Senti-
mel seems to think those in regard to
the liquor question the most impor-
tant. First of ALL" it says, must be
considered the liquor question:. ind
what the Democrats will do with it,
1t rehearses the platform pledges of
E190S and 1910 in regard to this. and
sums up that the party Stands pledged
to do three things: Enforce tho law;
repeal the Sturgis law; resubmit the
prohibitory amendment to popular
vote" Notification, it declares, is no
part Of the Democratic doctrine, but
enforcement is. Therefore it says,
There should be no doubt about the
Democratic attitude" And again
Tho Democratic party must make
good by fulfilling its promises and
keeping its pledges. To do anything
different is party suicide"
Why certainly. But all this should
go without saying. What is tho oc-
casion of asserting an obvious thing
in such a solemn way and emphasizing
it by repetition? Is there by chance Il
lingering doubt about the Democratic
attitude. about its ability TO work to-
gether in harmony? Can there be q
lurking fear of opposition within the
party lines to the liquor program
This remarkable insistencc on the
party duty gives rise to suspicion that
there Is such 4 fear
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Il Last Tuesday. for the 21st time. Mrs.
Anna Druke, who. is regulated to be
wealthy but lives in 4 shanty at Bay
side, L. l.. was arrested by 4 health
department officer on n charge Of vio-
.hting tho sanitary code by keeping
animals in her, house. Twenty lone
times she has been arraigned before
magistrates and ten times called be-
fore special sessions of justices. but
each time has escaped sentence with
the same excuse. The health depart.
,nent officials. found seven pigs in her
parlor, and the old lady AVOIDS Jail by
declaring there will be no ono to care
for the pigs if she goes to prison. Thus
Is the magistrate between the health
department and the society for the
prevention OF cruelty to animals. If
he sends Mrs. Druke to Jail. he must
make prnuision for the pigs or send
them along also. Perhaps the Bayside
Justice may send his wealthy offender
20 prison and establish home for
abandoned pigs.
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With 800 delegates and visitors pres
tent the 3sth session Of tho Ohio State
Grange opened at Zanzeville. Tuesday
snnd closed Thursday. In his annual
address State Master Laylln declared
that legislative experts should be en-
\ ploycd to see that the wishes Of the
Grange are given attention before the
state legislature. Some of the mem
-bers are opposed to this. claiming
that there is no necessity to employ
lobbyists. The Ohio patrons went on
record favorinE 4 national income tax.
parcels post law. direct election OF
United States senators, Great Lakes
Mississippi canal. federal aid for road
improvement and opposing ship SUBJ
Sides. central. bank plan. amendment
Of oleomnrgarine law in favor of imi-
tation butter and q federal bureau OF
public, health. Now let Us see what
thc Maine Grange has to say.
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SCRAPS.

Portuguese East Africa. province OF
Mozambique, is developing its rubber in.
dustry.
There are cattle ranches in Argentina
with SO many buildings that they almost
FORM a town in themselves
A Baltimore physician says that ten
minutes of worry is more enervatinc
than week Of work, and advises his
hearers not to worry.
Paris has gone tea mad. English ous.
toms across the channel with amazing
alacrity. and now all that Is said or done
all that happens in Paris, between ana
\. NJ, is said, is done or hapnans
around n teapot-Figaro, Paris.
Dr. D. D. Martin of Tulsa. Okla. is
inc Oldest nracticing surgeon in The
United states. He is 50 years old. At
the clinical convention Of North Amer
can surgeons in Chicago, recently. DR..
martin performed an operation which
showed his colleagues that his skin and
augment had been in no way impaired
bt age.
chicago commission men object strenu-
ousiy, according to the Tribune, to a
proposal To sell eggs by weight. "From
linne immemmorial," says ono of their
spokesmen. eggs have been collected.
bought sold and shipped by the dozen.
Iho farmer has marketed them, the ship
per has-shlpped HON and the markets Of
the world have priced and quoted them
ny the dozen, and there Is a natural and
inherent reason for this. The egg Is a
unit Of substantial uniformity
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Tho Men Disfranehised.

At a session extraordinary of the
Pennsylvania House Of Representa-
tives conducted by the Women's
Christian Temperance Union Of Alle-
gheny county, bill was passed for
the purpose of giving the public what
the suffragettes think of their male
brothers, and to further demonstrate
what they would do if they were in
reality occupying seats in the legisla-
tive body Of the state. The bill reads
as follows:
That It be enacted by the House of
Representatives of Pennsylvania, that on
and after the passage OF this act. all
men over the age of q years, Of the said
State, be disfranchised for, the crime Of
reirs males. for their inabilitS TO -1n
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Mr.. Roosevelt Stands Pat.

Tho abstract Of the speech which
Mr.. Roosevelt delivered last night nj
New Haven give enough Insight into
the main purpose of that address to
enable Ms TO Judge Of its Significance
While Il was an address devoted
largely to concentrations and had no
direct reference to the recent cleo
tons, yet to those who study it care
fully in the light Of Rosevelt's rrcvi-
Gus attitude IL is full Of deep meaning
and enlightenment. His statement
that Il am radical who most car
ncstly desires to see q radical pro-
gramme carried out by conservatives
undoubtedly sums up his entire pro-
granme and reveals his enlightened
purpose Those who have talked
with Mr.. Roosevelt since election, find
that this is his rallying cry.
Such q declaration of principles and
purposes is sQuarely in line with his
previous history and achievements.
Mr.. Roosevelt has been during his
presidency, 4 thorn in the side OF the
representatives of two extremes OF
political thought. He is hated most
cordially by the Socialists and by the
lCIi Gf5tIt'tttNtEp VI hlSltolItSG SlptCldt
interests. Tho "lnalcfactors Of great
wealth. and the undesirable citizens"
OF the wild-eyca kind arc the cfnbots-
fments of dangers and menaceS to our
civilization against which Mr.. Roose-
Welt has vchemently strivcn. and
throughout his administration it was
these elements that attacked him most
bitterly. lie believes that the only
way that this Government cnr pro-
gress toward its highest goal is by the
subordination of the selfish interests
including the men who insist upon the
letter Of the law to the exclusion of
its spirit. md the men who insist up
on no law at all. to the enlightened,
sound and sensible programme Of the
laWabiding, progressive middle cla8s.
eS.
No man his fought more clearly
and intclligently for the victory Of
this sound class Of opinion than has
he. and his principles and. his admin
istration have been upheld by them
with significant unanimity. II Is this
backing that has given him his pow
err 1t was because the people believed
in this truly radical conservative po-
sition that they confirmed his rarty in
power in tile congressional elections
during his presidency. holding back
the natural forces that would defeat
the party in power: and it is because
the people were fearful that the same
policy was not nctuating this Admin
istration that they defeated it last
month. Predictions have been freely
made since election that Mr.. Roose-
welt would go over either to the radi-
cal insurgents or to the corporations,
but these have been shown by this
New Haven speech TO be fatueus. Mr..
Roosevelt is proceeding in the way
which has given him his greatest VIC
tories in the past and bids fair to con-
tinue him in the path. He has MOI
served from that path. Neither pre-
vious victories nor the recent defeat
have changed his central purpose. He
stands pat.
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Maine Gossip
The Wnod Shirt.

buc vVOOo Spub'
She haunts the woods that spring makes
wet,
Trailing faint skirts OF violet;
She sits between the shade and shine
And turns to heaven n tfillium face,
Plating her locks of celandlnc
That ripple to her threats soft lace
OF ferns. whcreat, ethereal blue.
The iris sparklcs bright with dew.
Who hath not met her where she goes,
With hands of berry and wild rose.
In summer, or OWNED her near
BY every winds dim evidence
OF lily and of lavender,
Or plum, that ripenS by some renee.
Near which she sits with head a-nod,
Rich robed III briar and golden rod.
But in the rotting woods of fall
She turns 4 witch and with wild call
Walks arm in arm with Death VINO
shakes
head of moldy moss and grass:
Her wecdy cloak among the brakes
Hangs torn: and WhcreSoe'cr she pass
The woods grow conscious OF decay,
And pnlpy toadsIools mark her way.
In winter you find her dead,
The berried briar round her head;
Her face, an icy fragment cold.
trimmed with white locks OF frost ana
snow
Her tattered shroud the furnished gold
OF leaves that on the old beech blow;
And in her Withered hand the last
wild thistle, twisted by the blast.
Madison Cawein in New York sun.
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Tho first step in the construction of
the proposed new automobile road 10
Bar Harbor from Trenton, seems to
have been taken, and petitions arc be-
ing circulated TO be presented to the
incoming Legislature for the mcdiflca-
ton, repeal, or amendment of the
present laws 50 as to give the proposed
road the right to cross the public
roads of the town at such points as
necessary.
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Standing out in the cold with the
wind blowing a gale and raising the
filthy dust OF the streets about them
in clouds is proving too much for
some Of the little Salvation Army
iassies Of Portland. who are collecting
funds for Christmas dinners for the
poor. Two OF the girls were overcome
by exposure TO the weather one day
last week and were obliged to go 10
their homes.
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the civil affairs OF the State. and that
they be casSed with women. criminals,
idiots and the insane.
Extraordinary, indeed! And before
poor DISTINGUISHED men discovered that
il was not an act of the good old Re-
publican male government there were
shudders for the future. No doubt
there was much duching to cover in
the face of such a radical law, but now
they know what will happen TO them
tho suffragettes are welding tho gdvel.