Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

I ff 4. i 4 AKXA30 DAILY EYElf INQ TOIBTOc; SATURDAY. JUNE 1V 1894. I i the San Joee train, now editor of the rlAJkiXioAxm OAWPIPATE8 AUNODHCBMEMTg IBE IHTEQTOB. a- "5 i ii ii hi i ii uiwwHm i i i for Infants and Children.

Casterla enrea Colic, Cbratiparion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, Kiila-U'orms, gives sleep, and promotes digestion. Without injurious medication. "For several years I have recommended your and shall always continue to do so as it has invariably produced beneficial results. Edwdi F. Pabdex, M.

125th Street and 7th Sew York City. Cohtajtt, 77 XnuuT Sjnrr, Nsw Yobx City. Cats Is ao well adapted to children that I neeBunenl it a auperfor to any prescription known to roe." H. Al Abcbbb, M. Ill So.

Oxford WQpjqyn, H.Yj "The oe of 'Castoria is ao universal and jts merits ao well known that it seems work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the intelligent fwinu who do not keep Castoria wiihia easy reach." CaKLOC sTiBTTX, D. D. New York City. SEATS JECDRE.

Teaciers Reappointed by (be School Board. Failure of tlu Effort to Down Salaries. Cut Iieryihiiig Is IrraDgei ft as to Bun Another Yeir. Tsm Ccstack The meeting of the Board of Education last night was very harmonious, there bad been mucb talk of changes in the department and a redaction in the salaries. However, when the board got down to business the work was done in short order.

Only one change was made in the- department and that was in the nizht school. The salaries of the teachers will remain the eame as last year. Applications for positions as teachers ware received from Lizsie Martin, llossa M. Andrews, Gertrude A. Vinzent, Arthur Kilgore, Minnie Robinson, Mollie 'McUomas.

J. -K. Ltnott, Annie jviem-inert, A. B. McDonald, Margaret Held, I -V TtnW.nar.

.1 VICOrge I isiku(( itiuiu vwuuui auu G. N. Pierce. The applications were mite- A Reatrkabla EafllisbmtB't Wort laiTbfs CoBstry. 7 Iaeessait Iabr Hsvrtr Ct Hlaa hi.

It Be Trie Aaaarteas flrstu Bin Sy. mm It Mmmm Um WU Stpa ft tmm Mint Tim ts. Several Tears. "InveBUng 1s my business. said Geo.

Gregaon. remarkable baa been in this country five years. Her, calved the great gold medal from the Paris Academy of and it was his work tbat was selected by the examiner-iu-cbief at the World's Fair as the best representative invention of its class. Most people think of inventors as men Rifted wito golden Drains that turn ent the most marvelous de rices wltnont exertion. As a fact, men of ideas are the hardest workers.

They live by the very sweat ot their brama; rn the eager pursuit of an idea, like many professional and business men, they forget that their minds are not tireless and Utat to rack their brains all day and far in 14 the night the nerrous system must have unusually good and abundant nourishment tbat will ouild sp its myraid delicate parts. The following letter from Mr. Gregson is an example that is better than columns of advice: Cambridge, April 5, 1394. Wills, Richardsoh Gentlemen: Having been subject for years to extreme nervousnese, ith its attendant want of I was induced, much against my will, to try a bo ttle of Pains celerr compound simply as an ex periment. The improvement that followed was so marked that ol my own accord purchased a aecond bottle and then a third, By the time 1 bed finished the third bottle I felt like a nee man, slept sound at night ana awoxe in tne mormon notn ready and able to 1:0 a daf 'a work.

Wnenererlno feel the least indisposed I at once take one or two doses, and that is an 1 require. in my case Fa ne's celery compound proved to be all that is said for it, you nave my permission to publish this in any way you like. Very truly yours, GEORGE GREG80N. His is the experience of thou.ands of others. Paine's celery compound feeds the nerve tissues, banishes, lassitude, debility, in ability to sleep, and prevents nervous pros tration.

When sn overworked and worried bra worker, no matter whether ftndent, lawyer, minister, or' mau of business, has suffic iently sinned against tbe laws of health he begins to suffer from disturbances of heart and stomach and to have certain signs of nervous exhaustion. He works with less ease, sleeps badly. Haw symp- 10ms come; giddiness, dimness ot sight, neuralgia of face or scalps with entire nights of sleeplessness. Many a man struggles on, icnorsnt of the terrible de mands he is making on an exhausted brain Diseases of the nervous system do not come without warning. Bbeumatism, dys pepsia, and diseases of the heart, liver and kidneys are loud ones for a prompt in crease of nourishment for the brain and nerve centres.

This feeding with jo.it the toon theie vital parts crave 19 what raine ct ery compound does. 11 is upon this rvjious power of nourishing all the ne vous tissues and purifying the blood tbat its lemarkable cures depends. 1 action is perfectly intelligible to every well educated physician, and tbat is juit whv Paine's celerv compound is so unhesi tatingly prescribed by physicians in every city, town or village, without exception, in the United states and Canada. it supplies -ica, new blood, full of brain and neire food it feeds worn-out nerve centers and exhausted tissues wherever the freshly enriched blood stream goes, The languor and tired feeling tbat without exception accompanies thin, lifeless blood, vanishes; the spirits are raised and a new feelins of health and life declares the pre ence of pure blood and well fed nerves and brain. LOST OR STOLEN! CtrlificJe of Deposit No.

9,533, ISSUED BY THE I.OSOON. PARIS AND AMERICAN BANK L'd, of can franeisco, for $800, In favor of Mine. Vve. Hopper, bj leaving it at saia Bans; tne nnaer win oe suitably rewarded. Payment having been stopped, all persons are warned not to negotiate said certificate.

20 Years in Europe and Australia LrJ 4J CO DR. T. D. HALL'S Medical and Surgical Institute Broadway, Cor. 7th St.

Oakland. SPECIALIST. Is still treating with the greatest sueeess all Chronic Nerve. Blood ana soreicei aisssses. and diseases ef Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Chest 8polal Attantlen to Diseases of Weanee.

Tbe doetor has bad years of experience in the Hospitalaof Londo i and and is one ef tne aaott jcessfnl spsctalist in thla- eonntry. K(alitUiif ateoUeiae. Safe and snra. To Teen? a Mlddla-Acrd --a. LosfKanhood.

Nervous Debility. Sperm ato rboea. Seminal Losses, Physical Deeay, arising from induoredon. produetos sleeplessness de spondency. plmp.es on tbe face, avenloa to sociatr.

easilv disoouratcad. tecc of confidence. dull, unfit for study or bnsfaesi and finds lite a burden, safely, permanently and speedily cored. Oeeite-Urlsiarr PUee Gonorrheaa. aieet.

Smhtlls. HTdrOcecle.Vari eocele and Btrictnres radically and safely eared wttnont pain or detention rron oanaeea Sexual defomUtlee and impedimenta te riage snoceasrnlly removed. -Kiatal Il Hemorrhoids (Pflei). Itsrare, nssma. Pro 1 spaas and XJloeratloas relieved without deten tion mm business.

Almoet wonderful cure for Nervous DObiUty, Wastrac A war. gterllitr. Imvoteaey, Loseea. and all weaknesses arising from errors ef yonxk ano exeeasea euaraateed GnaranUed to euro. per httJi.

eoini sf kottlu for JS. X. B. renens mnaUe to visit we may be treated at their homes by correspondence. Medietas ana laetreeuoas sent oj nmau exnreaa.

Hooas 10 tell a. at. tie i and 7 to I p.m. Call and see Dr. HalTa French Msiuem of Anatomy.

Just arrived from Paris. lrkkC TO MAN. uoe smsMaadxl. IPLAITS: that the teachers earned all they got. In comparison with other cities they are cheap.

He tbouzht the salaries of prin- pals should be $2100 instead of $1950 a rear, tie tnouebt th manual training cher should be cnt uown to $1500 enr. rrctor G'rard wanted a cnt in sale- es. lie said the principals are receiv too liieh salaries. He wanted them ut to $1800 a year. In these hard mes he thought many would be glad teach for $100 a month.

After considerable discussion, on mo on of Mr. Reed the salaries were fixed io same as last year. The salary of the janitor of the Gar-lie day and evening school was fixed it $1200 ier an rum. The salaries of all other janitors were fixed the same as last year. The salary of the Department me chanic was fixed at $1200 per year.

Miss C. M. Ellis re)gned as a teacher in the iswett school. Miei Isabella Hun wa elected to fill the vacancy. The following tetchers were elected on probation for six months: Miss Irving of Tompkins, Mis Ferry and Miss Darro of Lincoln, Mis Wyckoff and Miss Carr ck of the Garfield.

Professor George Colby wss dropped ss principal of the night school, and C. E. Merwin was elected in his place. The other evening school teachers were re-elected. The matter of electing a janitor to the Swett school was postponed one month.

All the special teachers were re-elected. The High school board now met, and heard the report of the Classification Committee. This report favored reducing the nalarie of the vice principal from $2100 to $1950, and hnads of departments from $1830 to $1680. On motion of Mr. Todd the salaries were fixed ths sane as last year.

He said the High school was never in a better condition than it is at the present tim. All the teachers ware reelected, including Professor Tnrope, who is expected to remain on the unaligned list. The board then adjourned. PR30NAL Miss Maud Morrell will month of July at Hotel ds with the lamilv of Charles W. pass the Redwood Fore.

Miss Addie Hobeoo of 680 Eighteenth street left for Shasta county yesterday morning to pass several week with her parents. G. E. Watchers. W.

H. Chard, C. C. Frye and B. G.

Frye will leave Sunday for Los AogeleB on their bicycles. They will be gone four weeka. Dr. Hnngiton and family and Mr. Kroll and family have gone on a vacation to Ulen Brock Farm.

Dr. Hungiton will return next Saturday. Captain George A. Armstrong and family of Frenno are in the city visiting their sister, Mr TMebanty. P.

S. Carlton Sacramento. A. Miller are in F. M.

Lamborn Tacoma is visiting his counsin, B. F. Limboru of this citv. Hugh Hamilto.t land, StiaU connty. at La- Mis county friend--.

Ann re Craser left yesterday with a for Lake party of Mies Sadie Walard leaves for Caza-dero next week. 1 A. B. Sherman of Berkeley turned from a bicycle trip to land. has n- Wooi- Bird, formerly a resident of this citv and for Feven years condnctor of SILK PONGEES EQUTiKRII PACIFIC CQI1P ART.

aswaas) sseMwv lAAva FEOtf HIT Is. JsK )axbxvs A. Atlaao Sxpresa let id sfBk a AMIMU. Yaeavl lla 1 BamsB. See.

and Bedding. Castle Crag eadDnnsmalr. via Davis atS aft TIM A. karuaea, Avon. 8ea Bamon.

YalleliKape, Canatoga, aadaaata BtSO SWO VUee, Baa Jeee, Loe Banoa, eteestem, Gait, lone. Baeraaaeataw aiaryeville. Oreville, aadBedBlaJL st4S aN SO A Orleans Expreas. for SanU Barbara. Los Angeles, Demit g.

El Paso. New Orleans and Fsst. stte) SI -0- Martines aad Stockton ie.10 Feters and Milton 1M slues, uan Jose and Uvennore Btie X. SanRa mon. VaUeieT CaUsie Santa Bona A.

Seats la. VaeavUle. lIBoaaey, weedlaad. ghts i laafiiTig. Ifarysvllle, OroviKe and Saors? 1 Uee.

asn ioVi' Uvei? 10:29 more, btockton, Modesto, Merced and reano s. 4:5 p. taymond(forYosem1te) AisB AeeAagelasExpeasfeg Fnsno.Tnlara, Bakers told. Santa Barbara, l. La-Angalea- lOiHM.

anUFe koate Atlaatte XxpreeB isc slolave and East. itlO. SS P. Bajwarua, atlies sal ea. JtBpetMAU 'kw Or TSl rases wfiSfJ A.

Oregon Exyreas foe feecramente airs-villa, Chlee, Beddinr. Portland. Paget Mond aadlesc a. Narrow Gauge, 14th and Franklin Sta. 11i4 A.

Excursion for Newark. 6an Jose, Los Gatoa, Big Trees, Santa Cms and principal way stations 8 tie A. Kswark, CemtervOlA can jreisai Boulder ar Creek aad easts Ctba GUroy, jree iaoa, wsuea-VI lie, Padno Orore. Ban Lata Obispo and Isaes "rv ways eti4 Ban Jose, Nsw au maden, Felton, Boei-4 der Creek, Santa Cras i ana prlaeiaal way P. cwtervllle.

Saa Jsee 4k Los Catos wtV A A let Morning. jr wt Aiieraoon. eenndaya excepted. iSnndays ealy, 4Dlreet cenneeuoas made at College Park with Coast Mvislon trains. $6atardAys olK M0nds7.

Wednesday aad Friday only. iGoiKo Saturdays and Sundays only. Rbtubmiwq Sundays aud Mondays onty The rKUPLfc's Kiriucss cuhpajcf will call for and cheek baggege from hotels aad residences, umee 4U-41B Mnta st, Tel- 828. Local and lnroaab lieaete aoa aadiafora ttam riven bv A Waiesa aobitt. FlTtMnth St.

tattoo. DB Aexmr, ireveeth A Broadway BlCUAiO GBAY. i. ii. GOODMAN.

Gen. Teat. Manure-. Genl Passenger Agent 1-GCAL FEltHY XKAia. ARROW GADSit.

Te OiaxAim Asm Aiabtxda. noi Sajt raaa nsco. 6. 7:46, 8:14, 86, liS, :46. IteU, 11:46 a m.

13:13, fib, 106, 1Mb, SOaTst, S05, Sn, 406, 1,65. UiQ T.a. iJXilil FOXIBTBBirTH A1TD FjlAKXIJB STBBITS. Oakxajto, to Babt Fbamoisoo Datlt 8:46, 06, Ai. 7:16, 7:46.

806. 8:46, 9:15, 10:14. m. 12 03. 12 1:16, li, 415, 4:45.

6:15, 6:46. 'JA At, i-JBO, 1(30, 9:30, 10:45. 115 p. m. 2 torn 11 lea Hun, Axakxda, to Sab? Fba.

CISCO, DaTAV ma. tUL A2, 7 2, HO, 1X2, 92, 9(32, MM. 102, 11:02, 11-2 a. m. 12im5s.

lea, aasi lia, 8-oa, 843, 4 sjla sa7. sua, iwai. map. m. CWEBK ROUTB FERRY.

From Oaklakd, Foot or Bxoadwat 7:00, 8KX 0:00, 10:08 and 120, Sa55f8H)0, 4.0J and 6Kp, m. From 6am Fbamcisco, Foot or Mabkbt St. 7.tt. 8S0, 9 KM, IQiQO and a. nk xQ, Sa 40, bO and p.

m. Eundays exoented. ISnndays only. CANDIDATES ANNOUNCEMENTS ARRY W. BRYDGES Candidate for Kecorder Subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention.

JOSEPH HARRIS Of Oakland for Public Administrator, Subject to the decision of the epubliean County Cpnvention. H. KNIGHT Hereby announces himself a candidate for the Republican nomination tor Public Administrator Of Alameda County. JJENRY P. DALTON Hereby announce himself a candidate for the office of County Assessor Of Alameda County, CHARLES H.

SPEAR Of Berkeley Hereby announces himself a candid ate for the BepnbUcan nomination for i County Recorder Of Alameda Connty. QRAtfT TAG ART Hereby announces himself a candidate for the Republican nsmlDaUon fog County Clerk W. NELSON Hereby sanoesees himself a candidate for the AeynbUcaa nomination for Kecorder Of Alameda County. nEORGE OAKES, Of Haywsrla, EatsDy snseaaees nlnuelf a easdldste for toe BeabUeaM aominatton lor Public Administrator of Alameda County. TTENRY Heresy aanoaaeos htm eel a eeadidata loe lae Bepmbiloaa eeatBSWeVfasTT- TTSJ THE GIANT OF THE ROCKIES, THE ANACONDA STANDARD OF MONTANA.

OVER IO.OCO ABSOLUTELY GUARAN TED. CIRCULATION. IT STANDS THE PEER IN NEWS AND CIRCULATION OF ALL DAILY NEWSPAPERS FROM THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI TO THE PACIFIC L. C. BEEM, Fruit and Commission Uerdianl Groceries, Provisions.

Etc BEW CITY UARKET, s.1. e. riiifia tad wuitsua vm flelephea MARTIN M. SAMSON'S KBW BAY CITY MARKET! Cor. Washington and Elevsntg Sis.

-SELLS MEATS 20 Cheaper Than Any Othar In Town Headquarters for Stall Fed Bee TEL.KPHON 131. Orders Promptly Attended to UN Kit TAKE II We are jellinKWetsllle Catkeu and Cloth Caskets of different shades, 30 per cent Less than any other Hoosa All Other Goods at Reduced Prices. 1 enoBai Attention uiven to all tonerau. FORD, UndertkevffSK bal mera. Telephone 240.

866 Broadway. HENRY EVERS, COEOICBE OF ALA MID A CO. 865 Wnebinsrtou Street. Bet 7tn and 8th. Telephone No.

284. OAKLAND SHIPFlIfG. Iccnentai snd Grieatal eteansai tii FOB CBIM A AMD JAPAN. Son Chanoe is Boob of SArtnrx 6tcamsrs leave wharf, corner First and Brannau streets, San Francisco, at Sr. for iuKoluHA and UONUKHNd.

Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for ehangha. OAKUC. via Honololu. May 23, 13J1 BtLGIC. via Honolulu.

Thursday, Jaue 16, isil OCEANIC July 17, 1891 QAELIC Tuesday. Autrust 7, 1U4 Bonnd Trip Tickets at redneed rates. CaDin plans on exhibition and passage tickets for sale at eouthern Pacific company's General office, room 74, corner fourth and Townsend streets, ban Francisco ar For freight apply at offices of Pacifis HailSteamship Company, at wharf, or at No. 203 Front street, Ban Franciscoi. T.H.

GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent. HOHT ROUTE Nortb German Uoyd S. S. Co. Spree, Batl lahn.

Train, Saale, AUer. Oms, Werra. FuJdo, Ate Kaissr Wilhelm IX. Sew York, Southampton, Bremen, The fast express steamers of this oompany sail every llkSDAY and SATURDAY from Kev Yora. landing passengers In Soathampton in llA dars or leas.

Thcae steamers are celebrated for their speed and tbe comfort anerded passengers. (1ST BOOH TO TBE BEDITEBHHEU. Direct line to south of France, Bivsrls anl Italy, tonching at Gibraltar te lead passant era, Eteamsaip Werra, July 5, a. Falda, Jnlyzi. 10 a.

leave New York for Genoa and regulaily thereafter. OaLKICHS Si 2 Bowling Green. Hew York BOBEJIT CAPJtLLB. General Agent for the Peciflo Coast, IIS Montgeaaery street, under toe Occidental Hotel. Saa ran Cisco.

CaL RA ILROADS California Railway TO MILLS COLLESE MB UCiDW FABi. Tins Tabls is Err act Aran. 21, ISM: WEEK DAY TRAINS (Except Saturday.) Ixavb Facrr Valc 8:25 a. VsM a. 16 r.

6:56 r. Aaxivx FaciT a il, at, tier, au, 6:13 r. it BATTJKDAT TRAINS. Lbavb Fbuit VALB A. kU 10:5 A IL, A.

au, 1 .56 T. 4:33 T. 6:55 p. M. Aaarvs Fauix Valk 7:46 a.

10:45 a. il, a r. -M t. 6.13 p. u.

EUNDAY TRAINS. LSAVX FXTJTT VaIB :23 1023 A SL, 11:25 a 11:25 A 15 P. at, T.f T. sL, 4MT. BL.SiP.

at. Am ire Faun Valb :13 a. A st, 11:15 a. lSr. r.

au 4:45 P. BT P. BU. Sr5 r. BU Fasasagers from Oakland sneuld take trains leenag Broadway an minutes in adrasoe ef shears fremFralt Yale.

fi 1 vft-ssv-. tar- 4i KeinraTswv Bws, OaWawIsolCms tOK0 xCeUsoor lAnndryFarav, jOW r- w. u. AinC XOBH Breed wy, CJdaaaV Tratls afsneces. Baaebaa GrMBds and TenaJs'Ceernr are fcelai laid eat saa ari uum wsj.

MV jr. Oasis of Ben son, Ariz baa been spend- leg ft tew cieea. day. here tad is -Ban Fran- J. G.

Eastland baa returned to his borne in Stockton after business tdp (ouuectty, SBBSBwSBBBiBBSB T- Mrs. LJ Kahn of this city hag taken a cottage si Santa Crux. Miss Eta Shatter of this eitv in at Dal Monte. J. L.

Browne. P. J. Fivnn and W. VVUkrns ere at Ceagreea Springs.

A Mrs. J. Corer of Ventura eountv is the guest ot her sister, Mrs. X. Nugent of Berkeley.

J. Crawford of Berkeley is spend ing nis vacauen at Ague uauente. Mrs. H. MeCurrie and famflv of Aiameaa are sojourning at May bourg.

a Mr. and Mrs. Winchester of 1356 Harrison street celebrated the fifty-seventh anniversary of their marriage yeaieraay. Mr. and Mrs.

G. T. WatUrson of Ala meda have rstnrned from Highland Dr. Mervy and wife. Miss Frances and Miss Aimee Mervy and Lito Mervy will spend the summer in Napa caanty.

Mrs. W. F. Barton and Willard Barton have retnrned from Blythesdale, Marin county. Mr.

and Mrs. Websr, Mrs. E. ts. ixve)oy and Mrs.

Clark of this City leit tor Monterey yesterday. H. MJ A. Miller and family and C. N.

Fox and family are at Napa Springs. Mrs. Isaac L. Kf qua of Piedmon Professors Syle and Paget of Berket ey and Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander Ino.es of Alameda are at Springs. Officer Con Keefe has returned from his vacation spent in Marin county. Mr. and Mrs. F.

W. Wallace of Berke ley, are summering on San Cat alma Island. H. B-1 Taylor and W. Caitie Crag.

H. Taylor are at John P. Iriih and family and J. H. O'Brien are sojourning in Yosem'te.

Miss T. Moonev is at Birtlett Springs. Miss Alice Baker of Alameda lis sojourning at MadroDe Spring. City Treasurer Gilpin and family have gone to Eel river, where they will spend several jweeka camping and fishing. Mr.

and Mr. A. H. Wells of Berkeley are summering at Cazadero. Miss May Hawley and Miss Louise Collins are at Byron Springs.

G. Hj Mayhew is in Sims, Shasta Miss kate Klin of San Francisco and Miss Guseie Schnller of Concord are guests of Charles Klein of Berkeley. George Alexander and Clyde Carmen of this city are making a bicycle tour of Mendocino county. I The "Wave" this week eontaitu iom elusive Oakland society netrt. the: social, guild, The Social lild of West Berkeley gave a party last Tuesday, of the invitation order, which was attended by a large number of pleasure seekers.

A spiritedl contest for the leadership in certain games re-ulted io the first lady's prize being awarded to Mrs. Charles H. Spear and the first gentlemen's prize to Mr. Burr. The booby prize were won by MrsJ Schuster and Mr.

LuudC from Salt Like. Rsfreshments were served, and dancing was kjpt up until a late boor. A FINE OUTIXCi ARTY. i One of the finest outing parties of the year has jail left for a camping season on tbe Sacramento river, and wid be awa several week. comprises well-known congenial spirits, nmng them lieing Rev.

Dr. J. K. McLean, President Kellogg of the University of California aud wite, Mr. G.

D. Metcalf, J. B. Richardson and family. Professor Foster, the Misses Herrick, Mr.

and Mrs. Roland W. Snow, Mas ney and D. Page. Tbe party is well supplied with everything necessary to make their soj )urn ia the open air delightful, recreative and heilthful.

Hay wards Gr dnates. Following is the list of this year's graduates ni the Hay wards High school Blanche M. Bridge, Jennie J. Weir, Ella M. Bridge, Juiia E.

Welt, Anna Garcia, Ella T. Garrettsou, Flora K. Hatch, Albert H. Loveland, Archie A. Alexander, Clarence McDonnell, Theresa M.

Sullivan, Christina K. Haar, Ethel Mc- Keever, Agnes Kamage, Tony Jessen, N. JNicholas. Louis H. PimentaL Joseph Rodgers, Audrew Sorenven.

UNrriRiAS Chubch Service at 10:30 Mrs. Wilkes will sceak. Children's service at 12 o'clock. Subject, Chkistian Endeavor Gospel Mis sion Eighth Etreet. Mrs.

cCargar win speax at a m. Everybody Treated Alike. We don't have different prices for different people. For the next thirty days we will sell everybody sheet music at one-half the regular price 5000 copies at 10 cents per copy. Sherman, Cay 1112 Broadway.

Sfi Bird Traps See, At H. 406 Eleventh street Wollheim's Millinery. S63 Washington street' HAVE TOO SMALL HANDS? I 1 Special offering of $1 60 ana $2 00 Kid Gloves, in szes 5X and 6 only, all at $1 00. Will be fitted at the counter and guaranteed. The Lace House, Twelfth and Washington streets.

Tin Wave" this vcek contains a cartoon of m. m. Msiee. at tne Jtxuxe unruixn or Ua.lv- fomia politics. I Tbt Joe Bo qnefs Napa soda lemonade sherry Hip, whky pnneo, soft toddy, and Manhattan eoekialL JtxceUed by none, lry and be eon rinsed- Galindo Hotel bar.

EimiHi, the pride of Livermece, lot stlaeo. ie S. VIZ Washington street. Basaaavii fiae Rata al Caps. kesrny at, tc buso and rue.

baa rraneuee BCeaey Wsto4 In exchange for an kinds of aonseheld tore at U. bchellhsaa' 1 tarsi Jos Boqvst has tntredneed a lfsnnsttss cocktail at tbe Caliade bar as ft Is served at be Boflaiaa bar. Hew York. It's a dandy; Cocats Fasxoks. sat Washtngton sUuet.

is tbe piece to get the eelabraUdOld Pepper Wblskji Fins lantk serree daily. i mg sale at the Syndloate kiltllaery. nortk- ww sww uaiiwn am asoiaxvoQ ate. k- 1 -C WoDbe)ias IhlUnery porebased the fyadi-eate atfcliaery euck. earner Thirteenth and WhtnfVMi Hew law tgl V- Tss Ness Clipping Bursas, US Meatf emery street, gin Francisco, fors iseea all mw.

eWplass ea aU smbjeets, business and pataeaal TAMES B. BARBER Eareby aaadnarea aimealf a eandidata lor the KepubUeaa semination far Tax Collector Ot Alameda Ooaaty. J. J. HANIFIN JR.

Hereby asnounees himself a candidate for tne Republican nomination for County Tax Collector RED ERIC fC. CLIFT, (Present Incumbent Hereby enn ounces himself a oandldate for the Republican nomination for Justice of Oakland Twp. B. OGDEN, (Present Incumbent) Hereby announces himself a candidate lor the Beynbllcan aomlnatloa for Superior Judge GEORGE CHASE, (Present Incumbent Hereby announces himself a caadldate fee ths Republican nomination for County Treasurer OBERT S. LECKIE, Hereby announces himself a candidate for ths Rspablican nomination lor County Assessor EO.

L. NUSBAUMER, Hereby announces himself a candidate for the Republican nomination for County SurTeyor J)OBERT J. BOYER, Hereby announces himself a candidate for the Republican nominstloh for County Supervisor From the Third District. N. W.

LEITCH, Hereby snnounces himself a candidate tor the Republican nomination lor Coroner 0. W. JASPER Announces himself ss a candidate for County Surveyor, Subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. AMES E. CRANE, Hereby announces himself a candidate for tha Republican Nomination for County Clerk HOMAS F.

GARRITY, Hereby ennoun.js himsslf a candidate for the Democratic nomination for District Attorney Of Alameda County. J. Q. PLUNKETT, At present Enpervlsorof Fourth District ot Ala. made Connty, hereby announces himself a candidate tor the Republican nomination lot Superior Judge.

Of Alameda County. OSEPH HERRSCHER, City Treasurer of the City of Esn Leandro, bereby announcea himself a caadldate for the Republican nomtoeaoB for County Treasurer Of Alameda County. LI DENISON, Hereby announcea himself a candidate for ths Republican nomination for State Senator From the Twenty xth District JAMES CAREY Hereby anneances himself a caadldate for the Republican nomination for Public Administrator Of Alameda County. -pRANK C. JORDAN, Hereby aanomnees hlmeeH a candidate foi the RepnkUcaa aominaUoU for County Clerk jjYRON A.

WHIDDEN, Hereby himself aesadldate fee the ReFmbdeaa semlastlen for County Auditor H. H. HUSSEY, Hereby anseuseee Waseif eaadidsts for tas RepuUican nomination for Sheriff CHARLES SNOOK, (Prescat laeombest) Hereby anoeuaces himself a candidate for the j. i Reyubiicaa nomination for 2iitrLct At tome A communication was receivea irom Fred M. Campbell, asking 'the board to ncnmiiliir ita action in recommendin? certain desks to the Board of Pnblic Works.

Mr. Campbell wanted to pat in VIJ Tl 1 A wmrmi w. A D1U. xue uwu nouiu uut wait uu at the auezetion of Director Clement the desks of Weber Co. were recommended; Expert Arthur Brown made a report en the condition of the new Third ward school building.

He found twelve sen- mm. a on oetects in tne structure ana gave them in detail. He suggested that hereafter if the board could not afford a first-clais brick building why then they ousht to erect a wooden one. The Finance Committee made a report nd recommended the salaries as follows: Superintendent, $8000 per an- teachers who have charge of balls and rooms in a separate building, 1120 extra per year vice principals, in the grammar schools, 4180 per annum extra; Drincioals of primary schools with five rooms and less. $1200 uer annum prin cipals of (private schools with mora than five rooms, $1320 per annum; principals of grammar schools, $1050 a year; principal of the Clawson sebool, $1680 a year; special teachers penmanship, $1500; drawing, $1950; manual training, $1630; music, $1500; physical cm tare.

sxoiiu: observatory sou meteorology, $1200: principal cf evening chool, $900; assistant teachers in cen tral evening school, $ouu; teacners in other evening schools, $600; department mechanic, $1200. Tiie salaries of the janitors in the various schools were fixed as follows: High and Central evening schools, $1080; -assistant Hitch and Central evening school, $600; Preseott and Pre eott evening school, $1200 Garfield Garfield evening school, $060; Cole school. $1260; Tompkins scboo1, $960; Lincoln school. $1170; Franklin school and Franklin evening school, $1140; Dnrant. $1320: Lafayette.

$1020; Grove, $480; Harrison, $480; fcwetr. $600; Grant, $600; Clawson and Clawson evening. $840; Observatory, $180. Director Mock said that the salaries paid-in the grammar and primary schools are not too high. He thought DUCK SUITINGS GREAT SPECIAL SALE Commencing The New Styles in elegant good value Monday Morning Summer DUCK SUITINGS designs.

Also WASH RHA-DAME3, CRINKLE SRERSUCKERS, all and sold everywhere at 15c per yard. SILK PONGEES, good va ui at aoc Special Sale of Tents, $3.98 and Upward i- Tents Rented Oat at Reasonable Prices. Camping Blankets, 75c to $2 48, all special values. Camp Reclining and Folding Chairs. 98c and upward.

Hammocks, and upward. Camping Stools, 33c and upward. Camp Folding Beds, $2 98' end upward. Pillows for 38c to $80. Swinging Hammock Chairs, Fishing Baskets, Fishing Rods, Reels, Hook Tlf Books, Lines, Sinkers, Boys Brown Bib Overalls, Camping Blouses for Boys; Camping Shirts for Men and in fact a complete line of goods for you to ro into the country with.

1 Display In Our Windows. Washingtco St on Bale On 1 i IZ'J IZ2 .1 TO VKLLS. TREES, SHRUBS, SEEDS. Evervthing for the Oettdea will found in Our Hsadsomelr Hlns trated Catalogue just iasoed. HutchlsoiiCt; SanSbrri Ol 7 Fourteenth-Ct 4b.COa tPRESflL Great Special Sale of Mattings, 7c per yard and upward, ee cur special.

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