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AoraitxiiBaaam TTTTHT U'MiW- THE ISSUE (r fr. Ani so I vrel out ieevenicji never ace got-t- lae sii-Ltest tcken of appreciation except-rbea ccctsioaally one or two wocldjocx es y.were going to smile. When I retired, therefore, looked some- PCNGlilXO TbT Uk VMMroi AtMmpt en jrtaner VTrl0 Safe Last night a bungling unsuccessful attempt was made to break into the safe in Fisher Taylor's office at the a I te mm mm Wo have receive largo cbnqigninsnt of BcIFact Linens in various qqalitiescotnprlclnj ccma extra quality goods in Linon Tablo DamaskiSyiTowels and Napkins, all choice quality gcodi. ON.U ALLY GREAT VALUES Bro-n Linen Table Ddmaat at B0 cents-extra value, Browi Linen Table -Damask tit cerits extra value. Half Bleachod Tables Damask at extra valuel Bleached Table Damask at 75 cents extra value.

Bleached Table Damask at Sl.OO-extra value. Bleached Table -Daraask at $1.20 extra value. Bleached i Table Damaskf at $1.50 extra value: L'ai A Chirp to Acisrisan Max the 'French satirist, a clarer He ba bapptf a "I Jit. A. At.

rery oatser, mi ts progresses, the fmpresslou la ereited that ie to enjoying i the entertainment- just wmnoh as hie s- aodlence. witty, trencDaat sayings are not the only charm, of hi oratory 'heliu good autnor aa be la a speaker, and in bis portrayals be that WTala-able power; of depicting to hi bearers the event or scene he aescribesJ A lamM-enl faeVifmaVifii ea aaAmKldfrA enjoyed- hia lecture) at th a First Unitar ian Church las night, and hia anecdotes and analyseajot and Mrs. Jonathan, Will famish plenty of com- meat lor conyersauon zot many a aay to In appearance and in delivery Max O'Rell ie a typical Frenchman The 'globular' appearance credited to him when he first arrived in America fit him exactly, to this, it may. be sbisIsVaw fl lia naeia wmt wsj 1 aaao is dark, of course, well-dressed and ntf-ir Ha ingVi TCneriiah rmit flrtontlv. haa mastered most of the national idioms, aesticulates freely when in the heat of a subject and baa got a pro.

nounced twanx in uttering all harsh That be is a clear-beaded, lecturiosr. Hs talks of Jonathan lust as Uncle Sam is. He knows all the little peculiar' and be has looked on the droll side of existence with a searching light. When it is considered, too, that bis observations an 4lrn Imni ilia afannntni 'Vlf a TiTacioasFrenchman.it stands to reason, that they are peculiarly interesting. "As a rule, frenchmen have a strange idea of America," be remarked last nixht.

They think that Jonathan goes about wearijrg a big sombrero, spars, Ions; hair, ana a revolver in each pocket, and thl nnnn1rinrt baa hftein atranirth Bleached Table NAPKINS at 31. 9 1 35, pi $5, $7 SO per dozen. TOWELS at l2Kc, 15c; aoo 9t DO and 3175 eacb. Above Values Cannot Be 457-459-461 Thirteenth St, Very Fine Assortment. CALIFORNIA ROSE CO.

At Nursery, 2Gthfst.9- near, Broadway. One block from Piedmont Baths. VISITORS ALWAYS 6MB foot Franklin rstreet. The combina tion of the safe was broken and then an attemDt was made to force the lock by means of a steel' punch and drill. The punch was found near the safe this morn- ins, it is tnoagnt tne cracksmen were a cohnle of bovs.

who were frightened away by the noise of someboby passing in that neighborhood. Tnev ealnea- ad mission to the Office by forcing one of the windows, WESTON'S PKOTEST.T""" He Bslleva That rlek Is telog TlmyA Upob Bin. F. F. Weston bas sued the Oakland Box and Barrel Manufacturing Company, T.

Johns, T. P. Strong, A4 Botbell ah to restrain them from increasing the capital stock of the corporation S50.000. He says that an attempt is being made to Dnrchaaa the nlant of the Califonia Br rei Company. worth for $50,000 worth of stock of the Oakland Bok-b4 Barrel Conrpany.

Plaintiff is a stock, holder in the latter corporation. COURT -NOTES. Mangels and Dietrich Bteffins have been art pointed executors of the estate of Mup- tin laogela is 'y. By a codieil to ber will made a few days before her death, Mrs. Ellen S.

Falrbank divides her estate, valued at $15,000, among her four children. The executors are Harold fairbank, J. J. Tobin, and John Q. Claneey.

Josepfc Parker bas sued Mrs. E. BTIe Vanway to recover $10 05 on assigned claims from San Francisco firms. The defendant is a dressmaker. The felony case of Philip Boogar has been continued for trial to April 20th.

George M. Hill bas sued Andrew Baird and Julia OL Baird to foreclose amortgage of $1900 on property in Berkeley. Charles W. Hey wood bas sned Ernest Niebaus, Otto Q. Niehaus and Ous Shuster to eject the defendants from water front property in Berkeley also for $1000 rent and $1000 damages.

Ah Look has been convicted of an assault with a deadly weapon for shooting at a countryman. I Miry Noyer has sued Frank Noyer for a divorce on the ground of desertion. Gertrude Dieves has sued H. Tapp et of. to foreclose a mortgage of $2100 on prop erty in Magnoua street.

JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWJt Mavor Chanman has signed the ordi nance providing for the substitution of electrie cower for horses and mules by the Consolidated Piedmont Cable Company. This evening a number of people from this city will attend a lecture to be delivered by Charles Burckhalter in the rooms of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific California Academy of Science building. Ban Francisco. The subject will be: "How to Find Celestial Obiects With an Equatorial Telescope Without the Aid of a Siderial Timepiece." Thomas Lowrey was arrested last sight in a drunken condition at Seventh street and Broadway. Three new gold watches and seven gold watch chains were found on bis person.

He claimed be was selling tbe latter for a San Francisco bouse. This morning be was fined $ff in the Police Court. Peter A. Bandell to same, lots 43 and 44, block Fruit Vale tract, Brooklyn townnhip: 40Q, Henry R. Miller and wife to same, lot 4, Boulevard terrace, Oakland; 500l William H.

Freeman to same, lot on the south-eaat line of Twentr-aixth avenue, 75 feet southwest from at Tenth street, southwest 25x75, East Oakland 450. j. Alex. Campbell to Lytia E. Lud wig, lot on the west line of Myrtle street, 140 feet north from eenter line of Twenty-fourth street, north 28x125, Oakland; 1500.

LICEXSETJPTO MARRY. NAME. EEBIDXSC. Clarence Haven, Lizzie Lombard. Oolden Gate Freeman L.

Hill, Ban Francisco Sadie Mmbarth, Saa Fraud-co id ward E. McClarg. Allie Loctar, Oakland Giovanni Ferrea, San Rosa Risso, ban Francisco Robert P. Gale, fits Francisco. Lizzie L.

Ben lord, Sacramento Doctor F. Oliver. Oakland Lillie F. Thomas, Oakland Edwin Palmer. San Krancfsco.

i Jennie Bryan, Sm AGE. .....29 23 38 48 ....22 .....21 .....38 .....23 a 35 .....80 .....26 Joiin Y. Borland. San Francisco Carmelite Mills, Sao Michael 3. Con war, San Francleo Elisabeth M.

Kleut.cn, jiu 21' 18 Dramatic Uelt. Mrs. Louise Humphrey Smith will give a dramatic recital at the Unitarian Church, on next i evening, under tha auspices of the Unity Club. The following programme will be presented "Hsrvo." Kooert tsrowmoer: xoe iiroomsnesr O. Holmes; "Good Night; Babettf." Austin Uobson; "In a Baloony," Robert Browniojr; Merchant of Vemce; "The Wooing Scene, Henry Fifth.

Sr There will be a special meeting of the Oakland branch of the Christian Alliance at California Hall, 1015 Clay street, on Sunday afternoon at 3 It will' be addressed by Miss Helen Kinney, missionary from Jepao Rev. Mr. Kinney from New York, and others. A general rally of those Interested in the divine more- men in this city is expec ted. Brine Bones of Joy and Gladness and Gospel Songs lath, t'aiie Cnart.

In tbe Police Court this morning the case of John, Pointer, charged with destroying a few fruit trees, was continued blithe zsth; that ofBlchard H. Wise. for sprinkling water on a child, was dis missed. Louise Williams and J. Hawkins, colored, charged with battery on K.

D. Norris, pleaded not guilty and will be heard on the 29th inst. A Chlckan Brooder Bnrned. i.l;yy Half of a small shed used as a chicken brooder at 581 Thirty-sixth street, was burned to the ground thia morning. The fire waa occasioned by a heating lamp, The place waa owned by Mrs.

F. Cole. The loss was about $50. 1: 5a 53 ip a )d since Buffalo Bill and bis cowboys went to Paris. I will tfive you an illustration of the feeling in this direction.

When I was. making arrangements to come to America on my lectnrinz tour, I wrote to my mother and told her of my project, The next day I received a telegram from ber reading "Come here at once. I I think- something must be the matter witbyoa." I went as requested and then I was i subjected to a close examination." "What are you going to America for? asked my mother" 'To lecture. I replied In what language? Oh I Do they understand English I believe so, I replied, and then I endeavored to remove all the objections she bad i in 'mind. I.

did not succeed well, though, and when a couple of days alter wards I signed the contract for the trip, I received a letter from told me bow sorry she was to find that she had -lost her influence over me and closed her missive with this important Sostscript: 4 However, my son, as ypu ave decided to go, don't be uneasy To Fcrci ta iii tit fm 1 Parlianasnfary XaeUes VTltn Tlsw tbe Polities ef the Qesalna 1 Casapalara i WASHOrGTOS, March Representative Catch in as will reach the eity on Mon. day, and when he returns the rule to the Silver bill to a vat will be adopted by tbe Rules Commiu tee. and will make its 'appearance in the House es Monday. Th aatioave men are making a Strong fight id r- defeat the rule, and are hopeful of success, but from present indlcatians. ths chances are against I The nave tbe support of some Democrats who would not sols di rectly agAlnat the Free CoinagehUybut on the other band there are number sf Republicans who vote for the tale or not vote i at aTiOf hicb hare the fame effect) in order to iorce a square test vote on the question of free coinage.

These" men win vote again the Vrtt (3oiBse till when it comes np on Us berits4 but ere against sidetracking the Keed, Dmglcy and otbsrs are in favor of young against the Silver hill in ail its parliamentary stvgea from now on. BOW TH BKFVBUCASS STAJID. Burrows and Henderson of Iowa, Hop- kin of 'ZUinols and other Western EepubUcanr with some East-em i will ot agrea to this programme. When me question comes up oit the passage of the Bland bill, now- ever, there ia no aouos as to how the. i Republicans will then stand and there will then be an alliance between tho anti-silver Pemccrats and all except.

nine of the Funston of Kansas and Taylors Of iObio, who heretofore have voted with tbe Free Coinage men, will ypte against tbe bill on its merits. Tbe anti-silver Democrats assert that they can win the fight on its merits, but by a narrow msiority. The fre ecoinage men have abated to a remarkable degree their confidence in tbeir ability to pass a free coinage measure through the House and are endeavoring to have all their men present when the vote is taken. number of free coinage men are doubtful of the result, and expect defeat by from one to five votes. Warner of New York expressed today fbe belief that the bill could not pass the House.

was dying, but dying very hard, he added. Regular monthly social Lyon Post and Tuesday inciting, MArch 29th, at Grand Army natt, Thirtemdh- street. Special feature, lilfrary and musical entertainmeitt. Refresh-meiiti and dancing. i CANNING In this city, March 26th, James Canning, a native of Ireland, aged 82 year.

CO Tbe funeral will take place Monday. March' 2ith, from his late residence, 954 Sixteenth street, corner of Myrtle, at 9:30 a. thence to 8c. Francis De Sales Church, where a soiem requiem high Masa will be celebrated for the repoe of hisaouL commenciuK at 10 clock, Interment, Bt. Mary's cemetery, r-leait omit flowers.

StviaKBuKME At 1228 San Pablo avenue, March 21st. at 1:20 o'clock. Jamea C. Swine-bore, area ij years, 9 mouths and 21 ays. PLEDGEE'S AUCTION SAIjE Qn Taesdajr, SlaroliSO, o'clock a.

4 at taf sawtroomf nareoic, No; 03 Blstatb strsat. nndsr Gallnde U4tI, aklapd. i 5 w. a t.m xne union iana company, a corporation) oleugeeanfl S. R.

Grimo tne secre tary of said-corporation as pledge holder WIN KU Vl'VUmiUI UCI1UD tO bUS OIKUVSk bidder for cash, the personal property Pledged by K. A. Hnehson to the nion Xand Company, (a corporation) as security for certain indebtedness of said K. A. Hughson to said corporation the per sonal property consists of 10 765-1000 shares of the capital stock of the Union Land Company (a corporation) comprising 15 certificates; 20 92-100 shares of the capital stock of the Union Land Company (a corporation eomprlsin25 certificates 6 545-1000 snares oi cue biock oi me union Iand Company (a corporation) comprising 8 certificates.

Terms cash. Sale peremptory. The niou Land Company by J. P. fl.

president and L. Griffin, secretary, L. 11. Griffin, secretary of tne Union Land Company pledgeholder. Jtf.

MKcu8B, auctioneer. Entirely new spring styles, Ladies' Coats and Capes as Palace Cloak Company, 1009 Washington street. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, Of a.seren-room on Monday, March- 28, 1892, at 10:30 sharp, on premises 61L Seventeenth street, between Jefferson and Grove streets. The furniture of said cottage must be sold at public auc tion without reserve. Eleven nsndsome oil paintings marble-top eenter table, upholstered, parlor furniture, easy chairs, settees, one solid walnut bedroom set, marble top, one bedroom set, seven pieces, hair mattresses, spring msttresses, feather pillows, blankets and bedspreads, dining room 7 and kitchen oraiture, ebina and glaaswsre.

One elegant cooking stove all in good order and water back, etc. The pnblio are invited to attend this sale, aa these goads ronst be got out of the bouse. Take Grove street or San Pablo avenue cars. 4 Terms cash. T.

H. B. KOSKHBEEO. 't General Auctioneer. Residence, 569 Thirty-fifth street.

Best fifty-cent Bailor Hat in tbe marks. Palace Cteak Company, 1009 Washington street; .1 h. rrte of Wheat. SAsf Fbakcisco, March 28. Wheat, buyer season, $1 Barley, 98K Baldng Powder.

"Cream? of Tartar aaiUoBD SALE STABLES, ee, 80S and 370 Eighth St, getweea rrankUa aaj Webstea Oaklaadw TeJephesa SSS. wnat disconsolate. and manageri said "Wliat is the matter "9b, they didn't care for the lecture," I replied. aoi sorry." 1 maniM be are yoa i talking aboat? 1 "I never saw such an enthusiastic audience here before. CKeU then drifted on to the question of the heaping op of great fortunes.

"It is a poor way tolive." be said, "Wben a man bas gotten millions of dollars be does not own them-hey own bim." And now he spoke Miss, Jonathan, and said that she bas the softest berth in thfe world. I bad the opportunity of being born again and naming my own sex and birthplace, I would say 'Make me an American he remarked. He comnlen ted highly on the intelligence of the American lady and the respect shown to her by ber brother Ht compared ber with ber sisters in the Old World, and showed how much better is her lot. And then fan concluded with forecasting the great destiny of American republic in the days when there will be 200,000,000 of people beneath the stars and stripes. "Yoa have forests to fell and lands to reclaim' be said.

"Make money, get money, keep it. Then have a good time for the rest of your life. You will never have another chance." ELY W. PLAYTER. He Is ifor Bonds and Chinese, Against To the Editor of The Tribune Sib: I very rarely reply to statements of the pnblio press regarding myself or my opinions, but a paragraph In your last erening's edition is such of ray views relating to Chinese labor on public works and ths issuance of bonds for public improvements that I ask for space in your columns today for this correction.

jj I have not at any time expressed ssati- ments justify, the statement that I am "pro-Chinese." I am doubtless as much opposed to the employment of Chinese labor. In the filling of contracts for public work as are my associates in the resent Boara Ql Fabno works. Ths City Council, in letting contracts, for acadamizing streets, makes no stipulation gainst Chinese labor. The provisions of he city charter defining the powers and duties of ths Board of Public Works contain i LiLi I ij ucn nevaer a cuy rdinance, proridine for clauses otaach nor In city contracts would or would not effective and legal I leave for others tter versed in such questions to decide. It is equally a misrepresentation to say I hat I am On the contrary, 1 earnestly in favor of the issuance of bonds for pubUo school improvements, and expect to vote work for them at the ensuing election.

I am just as strongly fin favor of i the issuance Of bonds fbr improving lske Merrltt and the nnbeatthfal marshes' in the section of our city on any reasonable' and fair basis. When the present scheme for 4 boulevard to be taken wholly from the lke was under consideration by the City Council 1 i protested -against it as being entirely too one-sided and prejudicial to ibe rights and interests of the general public. I Engineer Aliardt states in his communi cation in yesterday's TaiBinrx that length of the boulevard is about 16,000 feet. Taking i the width at 150 fest, the area of the entire bonis vsrd would be little over fifty-five acres. For some distance along the eastern! shore the entire width is not taken from the present surface of the lake, aj roadway bavins been already constructed by the enterprising property-owners of tbt section.

It may be stated, however, approximately, that the area taken from tbe-Iake-as it now exists wui not be less tbau forty-five acres. The largest area tbat can be preserved consistently with practichl measures for- improvement, is, i4 my judgment, imperatively needed to make it most effective as a flashing reservoir for the; sewers, as well as a water park for Yours respectfully, i E. W. Playteb. Oskland, Msrcb 26.

1892. IEW DAWSON. Bli WidtiW ev to Attend to His Interment. Mr rs. Jennie uawson, tne wiaow oi Matthew Dawson, left this city Thursday evening to bury the remains of her besband, which were recently found in Lake Hutton, near Laramie.

fTbe circumstances of Mr. Dawson's death were peculiarly distressing. On the 17th of October in company with Fred E. 8crymser, he set out for a sail on Lake Hutton. It was a windy day, and the air was filled with enow.

The craft was overturned and both men wire Mr. Scrymser's body wis entangled in the rigging.and was recovered. The search for Dawson's bqdv was prosecuted with great energy fotfour months, and was only recently More than $10,000 was expended in searching the lake, but with ncj result, and the remains were ultimately discovered by two hunters last Wednesday. The two gentlemen who were drowned were at the bead of the Laramie Bank, and both were members of an advanced and notable secret order, and in all ways ware, tne verv fir.t men of their town. They were wealthy, generous and highly respected.

The satisiacuon aenvea irom being able to have the body suitably in terred is a source of great comtort to tne Vwidow, who is a daughter of L. iiumore, the superiatendent of the South Pacific Coast Railroad. a Tour KmlMssler. fficere Holland and Shorey this morning; arrested Walter Boss, charged with embeTjzlement by 'O'Brien, coalman a the corner of Henry and Heyenth. Ihe amount iarolved is $5 was intrusted with the delivery of coal in bags and in Tarions amounts, and was caught appropriating some of the fuel to his own use.

He is but IS years of age and resides at Fifth and Clay streets. Samuel NicholSi foreman for William H. Weilbye, the builder, whila working yesterday upon the Shattuck Hal), now in courae of erection on Shattuck avenue and Center street, Berkeley, fell to the basement from the second storjB of the He struck the joists- xm his hpad and side, sustaining a severe cut on the forehead, another on the nose, besides experiencing several bruises, Flotte students), will be produced at tbe Elite Hall next Wednesday eveninr by? the well-knowa Biehl Q'lmet. Tfcere wm "be a prand chorea asd orchestra, and there UtsocSibtthst the r-rodaction will be of a hijh order of Beautiful Hair Is Assured To All Who fe -Skooknm, The Prindplea Imvolvid It Of Any Other Hair Preparation, Thia Rare Producuou Is -Vnequalcd Aa ToiJet Article Manufaeture Are Pemulceiit. For Beautifying Hair.

Beingr Tonic And Stimulant, A happy Combination Not Found Specially Adapted For Ladies' Use. Free Trade Mark Register l-'rom All Sticky In The Formula suDstancea. 'SI: six for SS. SKOOKURi FOOT HAIR GROWER NEW YORK unwiuiH, gguuu TXC mr Iff THC W0RUL -IT UICTS I Too ctw st with aLvsTaaTisMy vvpH AST OAKLAND INSTITUTE The NERVOUS SYSTEH An emphatically private homeSJiospitsl, after the "cottage plan" now ao popular in Europe. i-: Number or patients ami tea to ten.

Special attention given to oases of Aloo holism. pieuraethenta, Morpliine, Cocoatne and Nicotine habitues. Biaseasre, Electricity, Alcohol, Hot Air and Steam Baths. The Oakland Institute is centrally lo cated rooms larfte, sunny, weli ventilated suitable diet; and ooly regularly graduated and licensed physicians are connected With it It Patients who desire to have their own physician can no so. or lurtner particulars auaress J.

A. DUPRE, M. BESOMS? PHYSICIAN, 229 Twelfdi Stteef, OaWanfl, ca Now Is the Time to Plant seeds, R03ES. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES? Drop me a postal card and get my new Illustrated i Catalogue which contains all of tbe standard and many new verities heretofore not known on tne uosst. J.

500, 311, SEULBERGER, 51 Seventh. Sc. Between Washington and Clay, Oakland. Only Complete Stock of Sheet Music! AT- .769 Market San FranOisoo, Agency Seeker Son Pianos. BALL'S COLLAR FOUNDATION Medici, Henry XT, or Bolero, wired and pressed into tbe correct snane.

ltn tnem collars are miilAtn at tha neck without a Sent bv mail. Drtss cnitlnk tanght br tbe Btudabecker Tailor Bouare, na, perfect pattern cut to measure. Wholesale and Ketail Agency for al adjustable Ires sad ipier HKh fo: W. 31. LOUDON, 224 Stockton Bt, Near Post, San Francisco JUST PUBLISHED! SAN FRANCISCO BLUE Pacific.

Coast Elite Directory, Price' 83.50, DXUYEBBD TO AST ADDRESS. 721 MARKET STREET, I JOHN BOH AN, PRACTICAL HORSE SHOE? jFermerty witn Bobert Gllxoore. Herses 0at lelerfsreanS Quarter Creeks a Saedatti XtlFOUaTEEMTM Street, near Washington Telephone No. Oakland, 0 HEW ELEfiVOOD, i HEW 0AKV00D 3. 33- 0DXXO3SZC3LaCj; Contractor and Builder 14133 i Is SAN i PAULO AVENTJH General jobbinr Done in a First- 'class Uanner.

ESmTATES TURK13HED. Tet Ko. 607. mX Oc BOOK i- 1 S.F. r.

SCOVI Li.1 JIRON WORKS Corner Seeoed and Crnsh Streets. (Telephone 37 I 1 Damask at 82. 00- extra 50, 60, 3, 93 50. 25c, 35c, 50c, T5c, lr 51 SB? Duplicated in San Francisco. 7 Bet.

Broadway Washlngtdh' NOW OX SALE by the; SpeeJal Given era. Attention ta Board. Jet ef reed sad Tare, CkopFeatf Uael Boise foraale, i 1 Horaes Donghs mU W. 3SATI1, rrspvtesew. aspalrliif and Oeaeral MeatBess ant Jobbla dae ZiS9ata wum 8PBOIAI.TX.

HAND ENGINES. PROSPERITY Twenty-third Ayenue, SATURDAY EVE'G, MARCH 20tb, JEFFRESS HATiTi Adjacent to Bailroad Statios. Hon. John Glascocli Hon. W.

W. Oamron Will address tne citizens of this locality ea Iks Questions of BETTERHEALTH BETTER SCHOOLS asd BETTER TIMES CM" The Fifth Infantry Band and the Oak land Olea Club will be present. Ererybody Is Inrlted tq attend. By order OEO. C.

PEBK1X6. President Oakland ImproTement Lesgae. Chas. D. Pixbce, Secretary.

INTESTBIENTS, BUSINESS LOT NEAR FRAN EXIT? STREET. Sis) pr foot, gitod Income. Business lot: Washington per ft. Business lot, nr Washlnirton street, 1174 per foot; icood Income. Businass lot near Washington atreet.

lt per ft: food income. Business lot near I'ostotUce, yjd per foot: good Income. Business lota en tan Pablo and Telerraph arennea. and Broadway, from too to SoOJ per front foot: sew 6 room snany house between Orore atreet and San arenue. 22j0, down.

per month; rented for (20. Two story hooaea or cottages to trade for lota and ranches: business or residence property at one per eeoc on price paid. Uptown corner on Broadway at six per eent net income. Lot north aide of 83d, Bear Orore atreet S22 60 per fort; on Caledonia arenue, near Orore street, S30 per fts NE. cor.

on Telegraph 125 fV deep, only SM per ft CRAtt CO Land A tents Broadway. Telephone 47 0 Drapar r.m: a a. 4 ALL KINDS of MACHINE WORK I sU4LOU We hSTS JJBW AM) SiSCOSil 9 i IVES SCQVIliliK. about ft. I Will not let anyone in the town know where you have The' lecturer then entered on to some keen remarks about the American Borne hive coats of arms, now;" he said a couple of generations back they bad no arms to their coats." In hie opinion everything was at too hteh a pressure.

He laughed as bo told of the Jonathan who leaves on his office door the notice Gone to. dinner; will be back in five minutes and contrasted bim with the -French storekeeper who locks op. his -business from 12 to 2:30 daily, so that he can properly enjoy bis -mid-day meal with bis wife and family. Railroad traveling too, struck bim as a queer He commented sarcastically on. the man who travels wearing silk bat, high collar, leather shoes and diamonds.

I am always suspicious of anyone wearing those pieces of be added. The difference between the East and the West struck bim as very marked. He contrasted the frigid audiences of the New England Ptatas with the warm, appreciative gatherings of California, and in this connection be told of a lecture be bad delivered .1509 people at the City Hall in Maine. There was not even 5 suspicion, of applause as he appeared on the platform, and in order to' test hia "audience -be opened up with a It fell flat. 'I tried another," continued the lec s- have lour KW; lyine.

"fo" tbe. 8eson. It can't be described. in a manner to make yoQ Understand how xieaiive it ifcn YOU MU8T COME IN AND LOOK AT AND PRICE. THE DIFFER EXT BTYL.KS.

Kearly every one. in town has bad sometblng to say about this Bas. IT IS OUR 8AY 7'0 and we say PEICE WE OFFER, com- pare them With San Francisco or Oakland prices. iThen we will sell yon because ear price will be found lower. i i lh PLAIN ELACK BILK 8 UN APES, JSo ItbS Eacb, 1 1 1 i 1 1,1 Special -Values DR.

NESBITTJ 920 BE0AD V7AY, Oakland. California. KLBTIX TEABB' BXPKBIVNCJS. TH18 CELEBRATED MEDICAL AND BUR trlnml mnenlallat of New York oromoUr eurea Oatarro of toe head, threat, atomaeh aad kldners. Perfect car juarantcod la; these diseases or makes 110 charge.

Dt W. J. NE3Birri Medical Instttnte. 920 Broadway, Examiner BloeX Oakland, Call-- lornia. Office, hours to 12.

2 to 6, 7 to sanasys. 10 to 12 a. x. only, ConsaUatton FRKK. All eommanieationa saerodlr eoofldecUal Inclose a stamp to Insure an answer CALIFORNIA RAILWAY -oew- Mills College and Laundry Fana leave Fnflt Tale a.

Jti 125, r. M. Arrire Fruit Vale v0 a. lra, 49 A. u.

VIH-DAY TSAIKS. Iare Frnlt Vale US t-M ArrlTe Fruit Vale 1X0.5:11 m. 1 s'aasenrera from Oakland shoald take trains Jeering Broadway 30 jalnates la adraaoa 9i learlaa time as shown irumaraU yaiet Sovan Tare E.rxs, O-kUnd to kUOS I40a vwusae AAup. sarm, TTiJt RANK, WW4 Broad war. Oakland.

Traffle Managar L. DKESCOS CO Eneeessors to FatAa ssDaKsce, Wbolesalo and llfetall Dealers in AU. KRCDS OV WINEStiQUORS 107 3- IJKOADAVA xt Cor. Twelfth SUreefc 7'. OAKLAND, Sole Agnte for GhirsrflUl's Celebrated Eagle lioocoiaie.

wuiNuiitpum 1, WHI MVCN OA When we sell Electrie Urbt FUnts as fjows: plant complete iz.ifct) '15-ligtit plant; with acci. mNtors, jr. 1-3 Incandescent wirlT an 1 1 work fii'i ted. fen4 for elrr'ii'-s 1 a T.irrcul togs COCLpr I. .3 tan I rmnciso.

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