Alameda Daily Argus from Alameda, California • 1

Uotneta ALAMEDA if vou WANT anything try a small ad in the Argus It will be effective is growing and with it is growing the circulation of the Argus Hlamcba California: Cucsba flDa 5 1806 READY 10 GO AHEAD M'KINLEV IS THE BROKEN OUT AFRESH i-nrnre wits Hie wt-ll-knnwii verso iruve The dialogue The Senator by I)e Mille was rutliei diilietilL selection for so young a reader but Miss Him-: vant guvo it in excellent tnHte 'The was enriched by musical numbers which will he noticed in didcil in future Work on the Circular Track Will Be Commenced Next Monday refusal ended thut discussion Homebody made a motiou that tie responsibility for the award of the contract and the selection of the location and position of the track ue left to the Track Committee Mr Borden us a member of that committee did not think that it should be given so much weight to carry but asked for the sense of the meeting as to position of the track whether it be for a angle or parallel one Things began to be a little bit mixed and the question was put in so many different ways and voted on In so many more thut it was hard lo tell which way matter stood When a final settlement was reached the consequent confusion was so great that no one knew where he was An informal talk ensued in the course of which a motion to adjourn until next Monday evening at the same place was made and carried The Track and Messrs Lane and Jensen Held a conference after the meeting and decided that work could be commenced next Monday if the weather remains clear und that us soon as a selection is mude nml stakes are sH out the contractors should begin Captain Chipman Subjected Further Humiliation Last Evening to Company Paraded Eleven Men Told For a Drill in the Battalion All 1 he rebellion iu Company broke out afresh last evening and Captain Chipman was subjected to further humiliation it was expected by Lis friends that there would be no flirt tier display of runcor and opposition after the meeting of two weeks ago next Thursday when Colonel Fairbanks was present in a paternal capacity to smooth over tilings and us a result of his efforts at pacification a conference committee was named to cogitate over and suggest some amicable solution of the controversy It was hoped that a policy of forbearance at least would be the result but this hope proved delusive The company was under orders Ja-t ewning to report iu Oakland for a drill us battalion with Companies A and For the skeleton battulions thut art-drilled in the National Guard it has not been unusual on aeconnt of the limited room for maneuvers in armories for companies to go through the drill with two sets of fours making a front of eight files with guides Itisa wretched allowing for a company to appear for battalion drill with twelve flies front double ranks with guides Company (J broke the record la-t evening however and with its membership of 93 mustered for the drill: 3 commissioned officers 3 sergeants 1 corporal 2 musicians 2 privates This than which no greater burlesque has ever been attempted even in comic opera La Grande Duchesse de reported in Oakland as per orders but it goes without saying that Major Hayes drilled a battalion of two instead of three companies as intended per program This showing of last Kid Gloves 2 Clasp Derby Glove warranted aud fitted to the hand $100 4 Large Pearl Button Kid Gloves warranted aud fitted only $100 8 Button Lengths Mosquitare Kid Gloves wortli $150 reduced to $110 No 2 when he presented the following document To the Board of Truite- of the City of Alameda und to the Street Jkntikmkx Please inks notice thut Delanoy intends on 'l ues- 1 day Muy 18 to commence the work of planting and erecting electric light poles throughout the City of Alu-meda As indemnity for any damage tlmt muy he cuiised to the streets und roudwuvs of said city by reason of suit! work the said N' Delanoy has tiled with the City Clerk of Alameda a good ami Hiitllcient general bond in the sum i of $30 Very respectfully jjKEASOV Alameda May 4 Trustee Hammond after partial re- I co very from his surprise asked the attorney for his authority to erect poles I without first having secured a fran- chise? The constitutional debates on the I enactment of Section 19 of Article 1 was the reply reason for its adoption arose from the fact that in the City and County of San Francisco aud in San Jose and one or two other places named corporations like the Spring Valley Water Works and Hie Sun Francisco Gaslight Company had prevented even a private citizen from sinking a well on his premises to furnish his neighbors with fresh and wholesome water It was to prevent municipalities creating monopolies then in force ami to give any person or corporation not then in existem-e the right to furnish light or water facilities and go ahead by authoiily of the Trustee at once moved that the City Clerk notify Mr Delanoy that if lie places any poles in the streets he will do so at his own risk und that they will be removed by the Street Superintendent Loydecker hastily seconded the motion und it wus carried unanimously Trustee Leydeeker next gave notice thut he would introduce an ordinance that any corporation electric telegraphic or telephonic hereafter desiring to do buxine-s in this city would be required to run its wires underground This was referred to the City Attorney and was laid over according to the rules of the Board Mr Bruner was a little premature in promising thut work in the placing of the poles would be begun this morning In point of fact the poles have not arrived and he stated last night after the meeting that they would not be expected until this afternoon Street Sujiennteudent Froddcn was out bright aud early iu the morning prepared to haul down any pole thut might have been erected and prevent any holes for them being dug Mr Bruner stated that work would probably be commenced on Oak street near the City Hall and the putting up of poles continued towards the bay He would not say where the plant would be located declaring only that the promoters of the scheme have bonded a piece of property It is admitted also now that the four Alameda citizens who were approached with offers of paid-up stock for the use of their names ns directors are Ex-City Trustee Stanley Stephenson dealer iu paints oils wall paper etc 141o Park street Vosburg deuler iu hardware 1433 Park street Fischer plumber aud gusfitter 1334 Park street Joseph Jackson denier in furniture 1330 Park street It Is a Question Yet Whether It Will Be Parallel or Not to the Boulevard The Alameda Association diil little in the way of business at its meeting in otllce last evening The entire time utmost from the call for order to the motion for adjournment was spent in discussing the only motion before the house Nevertheless its final disposition brought the preliminary work to a focus and ere another week the woik of construction will be begun The Finance Committee reported on hand $314 nearly enough to cover the outlay for construction including the gradiug harrowing etc of the track and the erection of stables and a graud stand Many shining twenties were tossed up previous to the arrival of the officers by enthusiastic horsemen and the inpour of dollars led the custodian of the funds I Burden to venture the jocose remark that it was uhout time for him to skip the The first tiling done ut Hie meeting was to open the bids for (rack construction Only two were received That of Isaac Fletcher of Alameda was to do the Work us required by the specifications generally outlined for $430 The other was that of Messrs I une Jensen of Melrose whose figures were $230 The matter of the award of the contract to Lane Jensen was iu a fair way to he decided but discussion arose -over the all important question of the location of the truck Whether to have the new circular track parallel or at right angles with the old boulevard became the bone of contention To build it at right angles would be without question the most advantageous to both man and horse us the strong head winds which blow from the west would not be encountered to inuke it disagreeable for the former and tile and retard the speed of the latter Besides the track would fit to a nicety the rather limited territory which the association has been given for operations But every time this feasible project was suggested Air Sanford Bennett would jump to his feet or if he Happened to be standing would take the middle of the floor and say: it cannot be done As certain as you take the liberty of encroaching on the Pacific Improvement land you will make a mistake fire us He insisted that the sure way was the best way and that the sure way in this case was to build parallel to the boulevard The project of building means that the lines of the old truck must be followed parallel from where the turn is now at Sherman street a distunce westerly for about half a mile which stretch would always be in the face of the winds then making the first turn coming down the other stretch with the wind at the back and again rouuding the second curve to the starting point The right angle scheme means to have the two stretches of the track at about right angles with the present boulevard running northerly almost to the levees The track would run out so far iu this case that it would overlap the lands of the Pacific Improvement company a plan which it will not permit because the property is too valuable for any but water front purposes Home of the gentlemen drivers wanted to risk building the track at right angles and suggested all sorts of expedients to overcome Hie dilll-culty They wanted Mr Bennett to call again on Mr but the gentleman put his foot down and said lie He named Mr Bordwti as a candidate for the duty but Mr Highest of all in Leavening Tower (J be by 32 it of There Is No Doubt But That He Will be the Choice at Sacramento Dennison anil Hochheimer Chosen From the Third District to Go to St Louis SrKvMHNTo May The Third didricl will have a huid tiglil delegates will undoubtedly not belated hut they sk fora minorily ivHrl nml will nwill it lo SI Louis Tin of llu Slate veil-timi will declare for bi-im-lallism Several anti funding bill reHoliitioiiH will before the iu commlltw Tin reported Mltile for oilleers of the State Convention is: Clialnmui Kmiik Comnlm of Nau Hecrelury I) Kytin Chief Clerk It Thorp Sergenul-alAims Frank Johnson Arthur of Pasadena ill tendril the mot ling of ho soul horn I ion and he was confident hud he would Ik eh-i'led this afternoon Frank C'ooiubs was inti very nervous condition mid fXd iined that he had lenmiMl that the A I A had issued onlcrH to support Arthur fur chairman of the con vent ion The sentiment was strong for McKinley this iimrniiit' uotw i lisluml-ing the threat of John I) SprH-keltt to decline to become a deiognltf iu He event of resolution being adopted pledging Die clHogallon for Hie Ohio man There Dad be nmiors to he Hied that the Lon Angeles men had hurled their MeKIn-ley badges and weie no longer in favor of pledged delegation but this was denied liy Kditor Osborne In the third district Senator Pen it ii Mi of Oakland and llnchlteinuT of Contra Costa county were nominated delegates to the St Louis coil veiitiou The Alameda delcvtion Ls having thing' its ovn way KAVANAUGH RECITAL A Large Audience Was Present at the Unitarian Church Anne Kiivamuigh lu morisl" is a title which no one who heard the lucly will deny her Yet the pathosof some of the recitation brings tears to the eyes of auditors At the next moment thcMosume listeners may be in shrieks of laughter at the fun of onoof her character sketches Miss Kuvan-augh gives touch of which establishes the kinship of all tlie world 'There was large audience ut the Fnitarian Church lust evening The Irish sketch which was the opening number was given with that rich unexuggerated brogue which is so pleasant to hear but which is so seldom spoken in its unadulterated form by an elocutionist This story of the cross-eyed 44 help" and the hand-grenades was irresistibly funny and for un encore Miss Kavnii-uugli read a sketch in another dialed Advice" 'The wooing of Katharine by King Henry brought out the robunt and hearty character of the King mid the charming daintiness of Katharine It was given with a line art After it the render presented the story of the Irish school in a manner which brought down the house Jerome character sketch "A Ihformed gave opportunity to Mins Kavanaugh to express the pat hetia side of nature The stmsin thisniory were strongly depicted For her last number Miss Kava-imugii appeared in tiic costume of a middle aged Fnglish matron in decent black dress a decent white kereliief and a decent fulled fril led cap Khe told the story of her first ami only vkit to the play and her many mishaps and Joys thereof For an encore to tiiis Mrs Lament was rccin-d iss art dillcrs Imui that of any other reader but that-it is art no one will dispute Miss Faith Klurlevtml who is new lo Ahmada recited Fair in by JL Bunner the editor of Puvh This romance was told In pleasing fashion which made a good impression on the audience The ig was not Hie result of chat oe preconcerted affair of the ahsen- DAY PROPOSED A representative of the Laundry Farm Railroad which is being transformed from a steam to an electric railway will call upon the Board of Education this evening and make a proposition to hold a day to mark Hie opening day of the new road The co-operation of all the school children of Alameda city will be asked and as an inducement for them to attend the general picnic at Laundry Farm free fare from and to the grounds will be offered all children and their parents COURT ALAMEDA I 0 A special meeting of Court Alameda No 12-31 will be held this evening iu A Hall to receive High Chief Ranger A McKlfrcsh of Los Angeles who will speak on the aims aud objects of the order The circular for the meeting states: Y'ott know that the Court lias now but few members and your attendance accompanied by one or more friends wiio are not members will do much to increase the DEATH OF MISS ONGERTH Miss Hilda Ongerth lie sister of Rev Henry Ongerth the teacher of German in the Alameda High School died last evening at Hie home of her parents ut 139b Tenth street in Oakland She was nineteen years of age and will be interred to-morrow afternoon at 2 from her late home Special Notice Alameda people going to Oakland should stop in at Bouquet Bros ami try their famous Manhattan Cocktail Galindo Hotel Bar 411 Eighth street Heberer of tiie Pueifie Borax Works has been granted letters patent on a centrifugal machine of his invention Jintf fonr whej of lhnbih: Jl Cycrry Voc onrl a bay of homr-mttrir condir FliEK your eyes Best grades of reading and sun glasses at We-d-phal Park street Just for Ducks The best Ducks made 8 yards for $foo nmke fine Outing Suits WRAPPERS Light Calico now selling for 75c Wrappers "Stren Sonoma Pi only Is Sweet Pickles large boltl only Teas nil kinds value ih lbs loi lio Reguliir "A Tvm at only a lb 'Tylers 2V- Package folic or In- Extracts ul thonr at about half price Guaranteed Pure Ground Pepper at 'c a lb Guaranteed Good 'Toniutiwa Ue a can 1 5c Hot He Uhvrs only hc 25c Ja rs Meet Kxiractat only LV V0 Jars Heel Kxlract at only -VJc Ilk 1 'hum Imported Surdities only He 05e Bars I ported rsi m- Soup J-Jc Paekagea 1 ported Ytu miceill evemi but a tees WARNING GIVEN An Official Inspection of Places of Entertainment Brennan of 833 Cedar street called the attention of the CityTrus-tee lust evening to a subject which concerns Hie safety of Hie public attending a certain place of lunusemeut in Ibis city Mr Brennan did not particularize the place but It is well known and has been the subject of comment on the streets since the lust entertainment given in It Mr Brennan detailed be efforts made by him to induce the city to make au inquiry He said thut having failed he was now determined to publicly notify the Hourd of (he dungcM'thut exists and trusted that it would uct in the mutter Not only is the place unsafe hut also dangerous In that the means of egress me inadequate ami the mechanical construction faulty that it would not he tolerated anywhere Mr Hreuuun added that he hud to leave the gallery where he and his wife attended the last entertainment given in that place because that galfcry was moving in a marked Trustee Loydecker said that the matter had been culled to his attention within the last few days and lie and Trustee Hammond and the Chief Engineer had resolved on Thursday next to make an inspection of the several places which arc rented for public entertainments 'Flic complaint of Mr Brctinun was formally referred to the to investigateaud report on TAKEN UP ON APPEAL Attorney Tappaii Hied to-day in the Supreme Court transcript on appeal from the Superior Court of Napa county in the proceedings for the disbarment of Thompson un attorney of Napa He accuses the latter of violations of his oath asati attorney in (he estate of Edward Kdgington more especially the conversion of $Hfi worth of personal property for which Tuppan as executor recovered judgment but has never been able to realize on The lower court decided against the proceedings holding that an attorney at law cannot be disbarred until after lie lias been convicted of crime SUMMONING JURORS Constable Day was serving summons today on citizens to serve as jurors in two misdemeanor cases that will be tried to-morrow Before Justice Morris will come up a vagrant who has been enjoying two meals a day for about a furl night wailing for trial and before the Recorder will rnakchisdcbut Jacob Simms a colored man who beat his wife on May Hay- Simms married his wife a widow of several children not more than a month ago He boi-rowed one of the $2 with which to procure Hie license COL NORTH DEAD London May 5 Colonel John North while presiding ut a meeting at the Nitrate oillces to-day fainted in his chair and expired at 4 this afternoon The Red Ball Pawnee Tribe No 47 Improved Order of Bod will have its sixth annual bull at Armory Hall on Saturday night May hth Fine orchestra ((rand march Admission gentleman and lady fifty cents Supper served during the even- in- The Ills of Women Constipation causes more than half the ills of women Clover Hoot Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation For sale by Kncinul Pharmacy My baby had croup and was saved by writes Mrs JJ Martin of Huntsville Ala Peace in the the meat comes from the San Francisco Market now Beat Selections Ever Shown Spangled Effects Are All the Rage Elwood Bruner Created a Stir at the City Trustees Meeting Notice Given That Delanoy Is Anxious to Set Poles for a New Plant Klwood Bruner the attorney-at-law cast a bombshell into the meeting of the Board of City Trustees last evening That he created a sensation such as has not been experienced in that body fora longtime goes without say ing It wus quite while before the startled City Fathers recovered from Hie surprise of the moment and when they did they at once began to put retaliatory measures into effect The sensation was created by Mr Bruner in giving formal notice in behalf of Delanoy that this morning would be commenced the work of planting and erecting throughout the city electric poles for new plant fathered by private enterprise Mr Bruner was the most serious man iu Hie world when he made Hie formal announcements which so startled the Board Some weeks said lie iu deep tragic tones Mr Delauoy presented ins petition to this Board fora franchise to establish an electric light plant to supply the inhabitants with light and power Since then the conviction has grown on us that Hie Constitution grants us the franchise without the necessity of petitioning for it For that reason he now asks to withdraw that petition for a franchise conceding tlmt us no action wus taken on it it was practically denied Delanoy now appears before you as a private citizen and with Hie purpose of obtaining the influence of this Board states that it is his intention to proceed immediately to establish au electric light plant in this city He does this at Hie instance of certain men who are well known in the financial world He is ready to comply with any aud all conditions that are reasonable and which may be prescribed by the Board When organizing this company which will succeed to his rights lie mude a proposition to four gentlemen of Alameda as a perfect guarantee of his good faith that his promises would be carried out declined his offer and lie would not make iiis proposition to any but the four originally approached He is ready now to put in any amouut of capital not less than $73000 uot believing that more than $100000 will be required to establish the best electric plant for light heat and power iu the Lulled than ours? asked Trustee Ley decker interrupting than auswered Mr Bruner not at all disconcerted by the for according to your owu afiiduvit the plant is uot iu the best I say it will be the resumed the attorney it will have every latest known uppliauce Behiud the proposition ure such men as Drexlerand Gustav Sutro men who are worth millions sud who will be directors they having signed the articles of incorporation Mr Lloyd does represent the Fort Wayne Electrical Company but when lie asked the four citizens of Alameda to act as directors to spend his money he showed his good faith ask Hie co-operation of your Board aud will state tlmt however it may be determined whether the city lias the right to sell electric light or whatever Hie Legislature may do we are willing to take our chances with any competition that may arise iu this city I present a bond in the sum of $30u0 with the Pacific Surety Company us surety thut the work will be done by Delauoy or his associates to the satisfaction of the Street Superin-teudeut aud we ask tlmt the Street Committee take charge of the Mr Bruner handed the document to the City Clerk Sensation No 1 had beeu sprung There was a diversion in the lobby and Brown and Tobin of Hie Municipal Ownership League came forward to be closer listeners of wlmt was going on and of what would follow Mr Bruner stopped only long enough to catch a second breath and returned ll is our intention if we have tie right to do so to proceed at once We desire uo misunderstanding and do not want to take any snap judgment on the Board or any one iu bringiug in this amount of capital To-iuorrow we will proceed to erect our poles and to go ahead with this work Under the franchise granted by the state and the reasons for Hie adoption of the law we propose to go ahead and we ask the consideration aud euruest co-operation of tills Board and the Mr Bruner then sprang sensation Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair Gold Medal Midwinter Fair dr- CREAM BAKINS POM Most Perfect Made 40 urs the Standard FOR FRIENDSHIP First Sergeant Jewett Not Forgotten by his Comrades In Arms He Was Presented Last Evening With An Album and a Gold Locket First Sergeant Jewel I of Company will leave to-moirow evening for Btishm Musm and it may be long while before iiis genial face is again seen The older members are sorry that he will leave them knowing what a willing disposition was his to assist the company in various matters when it was fust mustered Into the service and when it bad a struggle to keep up its pretensions as a military organization A of these pioneer members considered it but justice that there should presented to the departing orderly sergeant some token of appreciation which should also serve him as a pleasant reminder of those with whom lie was associated This presentation was made last evening and was a large handsome morocco-bound album with the inscription Presented to I) Jewett First Sergeant Company (J Fifth Infantry Regiment Second Brigade his fellow members A Hr Si ki: Secretary Co Alameda Cul May 4 18 The album contains the pictures of of the 03 members of the company The other pictures will be sent on to him as soon as completed His departure somewhat sooner than expected mude it necessary to present the album before it was complete aud also made Impossible to have a formal presentation before the company whose regular drill night is uot before Thursday next lTpon return of the from Oakland Sergeant Jewett was presented by Captain Chipmuu on behalf of the company with a gold lozenge-shape wutch locket This bauble bore the inscription: Sergeant I) the initials being in a monogram and the figures representing Hie date of the expiration his enlistment namely June 1 1890 The reverse side was inscribed Best Wishes a figure representing the regiment being contained in the company letter the new brew of the Buffiilo Brewing Company Hansen Kahlor agents for Alameda county also Rabat Milwaukee lager Telephone 438 Oakland a have fried the fat out of onr priees Han Francisco Market corner Oak street and Kncinul avenue Latest Report Powder BROS 25c iTONEY SAVING SALE of Two Bankrupt Stocks ABSOLUTELY PURE We liiv- lulMy purehnsod part of two bankrupt irrm-ery mx'l ov prices Rtui we hit going to give the hiuineki-epers 01 AUm hay slrietly good goods ut lower figures li uu ou have evt tet uttered at The sale will commence Saturday morning April VoMi and we want rail and uispcet the hartfiilns whether you huy or not We ipioi- 01 I articles but remember Unit ttiesule comprises ainiosi muiliiiig L-i grocery store lar HIS SKIN IS BLACK Oglesby Says That Is the Reason Why He Is Not a Lawyer Oakland May Washington Jackson Oglesby the colored man who lias been anxious to practice law and went before the Supreme Court last week fo stand an examination has failed to pass Fie attributes his failure to the fact that he was born of black parentage He says that Justice St-arles practically said that was the reason lie could not pass Ogles-bv will not give up ami declares lie will yet be admitted He is the first colored man to go before the Supreme Court of this State asking f-r the right to practice law FOR THE TAXES PAID Attorneys Tuppan and Simpson brought suit to-dav in Hie Recorder's Court in behalf of John Goldstone to recover $2320 from the Home Security Building uml Loan Association Fgei't it appears ou ned iu March D03 a piece of pioporty at the corner of Lafayette unit Schiller streets on which the association held mortgage for $1025 and the tax levy on which wus the sum now sued for Goldstone purchased the properly in April 1803 and was compelled to pay the tax which the mortgage holder is obligated to do under the new constitution The association did not do so claiming to have a private understanding to Hint effect with Fgert Goldstone insists tlmt the constitution is above any private agreement A Crash In the oil ami paint market The purest linseed oil for almost half the price of last yeat Duality the best nml the price Hie lowest at the Industrial Store 1333 Seventh street (formerly Webster) near Railroad avenue Adolph Hooker proprietor All Ready To wear Outside tailor made him dress skirt for less money than you can have them made Special prices this week see them at Pickett Popular Priee Store Bostollice Mock Alameda 1 00k at this! Fine Eastern hams only eleven cents per pound at the Standard Meat Market 1537 Paik street near Railroad avenue class repairing of watches clocks Jewelry and music boxes at Westplml's 1 lu5 Park street Superior Styles Coupled With Low Prices Form the resistless pnmDI nation with which we arc winning the Spring Bless Hoods trade Fol 4 KAHN Our Peerless Display YOU REnEHBER The special offerings of last week? Well just to keep the hall rolling we'ii offer until Saturday night Summer Weight Vests and Pants Star Make $100 value for 47c Lawn Apron (Joods 40 inches wide assorted borders Uhc value for 9c Faster Kolu-d Outs valuec lh only Cream FtaKe Wheat vulue 4c lb only Yellow Corn Meal value 25c a sackonir 3c Uye Meal and Graham Flour value only iMe Corn Writ and Griddle Cake Flour value IV sack only sc value Ilk) a can only 7c Alaska Salmon value 15c a cau only ik Kasteru Sugar Corn value I tie a cau ik a can Triumph Sugar Corn value Sc a can only 5c can Salad Oil ijunrf bottle value 2m each only 14c Umbra AIlSOU'TKrY KVUIIVTH IXG SKWaml KASII OXAIIIK in dress muleriak Our purcliaitw were so enormous were we were enabled to oiler all he latest and most styliD production at Die LOWEST POSSIBLE Triees which sell them Now from Our neglect to see us first All Wool Hootch Mixtures 42 Indies wide in 2n iliirereut sluullngs Figured Mohair in glace effects uml beautiful mixture Silk and Wool Novelties in newellectH 40 inches wide A complete line of Clieeke! Suitings new colors from Imported Pattern Suits no two alike THEN AGAIN A Black Gros Grain Satin Brocade heavy quality newest design for 75c ROCOCCO STRAW Just- opened another shipment of Walking Hals price $135 They come in black navy brown pearl white all having heavy silk bands of contrasting colors jusr A FEW More of those pretty Summer Hals wortli $300 to be sold at $150 Stores I Sweei PARK STREET vwm 1546 WEBSTER MmilRMMMWiia New Dress Trimmings 1 irwwtiiayr Black and Colored Headed Yoke with and without cpuuletU Black am! Colored PuHscmenterv Haiute New Black and Colored loaded Medallions A great variety of new eolorlngsiind cHW-ts in narrow headings All over Beaded Netting ijibiaekand colors five HUNDRED DOZEN Willow Chip Flats at Butter Eggs Cheese YOUR CHOICE of the Dest Creameries two squates for 55c FRESH EOOS 2 dozen for 25c CALIFORNIA CREAM CHEESE 3 poun Is for CURE LARD pound pails 33c FOR ADDITIONAL BAROAINS SEE WINDOW DISPLAY AT CORNER Cor 12th and Washington Sts Oakland Cal ABRAHAMSON BROS eading Dry and Fancy CIooils Establishment of Alameda County Southeast corner Woshinjften and Thirteenth Street Oakland Oakland Butter Co 471 oth 5tiet ctweeu Washington und Hi Midway OAKLAND.