Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

OAKLAND DAILY EVEXIKQ THIBTJyE, Aloj? DAY, 26. lt90. Hew To-diT. New Today. New Tod-.

TRAINED IN TRADE G. S. Caldeira. Centrevitle; J. A.

Rod-gars, Centreville; W. R. Seeber, Irving-ton; 8. Henion. Warm Sprins; J.

F. Nolan Mission ban Jose: Newton Carter, C. C. Lamkin, Fresno: P. B.

Donahoo, Fresno: Frank E. Eaton Wauonville: J. V. Haley. Locke-ford; K.

A. Dooaboo, 8an Francis; Otio Hirsch, Irvington; W. N. Gales. Fresno.

Row's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case ot Catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh t'ure. F. J. CHENEY Toledo. O.

We, trte uudersignd. have known F. J. Cheaty for tbe lat-t 15 years, snd believe him perfectly honorable in all business transa' lions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. Wes Tblax, Wholesale Druggists, ini Cottage FIVE ROOxMS, HIGH BASEMENT.

Nearly New and in Al Condition LOT 50x125. CXLST EAST SIDE DF GROVE ST. This is a Bargain NEW CHICAGO! THE PORT OF ALVISO, Head cf Sao Francisco Bay; 40 Mil From San Francisco; 6 Miles From San A Grand Opportunity to Invest i Tide Water Cnl, 150 Feet ide and 15 feet H.ep at Low Water. The Comirg Mann.fact iring Center Whe'e whips ami mil come togetbrr. and nrilber barbor our wharfaite cb.rsM.

A n-vv Knvnsbip adjiioirg; Airiao. saotaClsr cauntr, has been ubulvldra and placad uuon the aartei Lota and b'ocks of land for ssle on easy lerma Heap water front-ai on canal tbive and a hsll mile long A new comuierciai ami maculacturlna cii A rarecbance lo set in ariy and aecure a piece oriaod, 13 a few uiunuj will eub.uce greatly In va ue. 8hlps ilraiD twenty feet of water can He at ibe wbarves. and ibe railroad now pan es tbroucb tue tract There are niron prob- bili-tieaofibe port btitip on a overland line, and a certainty of bei ft tbe wain vhipping point of Santa Cla-a coaoty and tbe cunties srutb. As a manct'actaring town NEW CHICAGO Is bonnd to tke front rank.

Ita unrivaled water comnuni alion efTeriua iaciiities tor-receipt of fuel a a 1 klrds of raw material as coeaplv as at Sn Franciso. and Us seven miles of deep waterfront present op-jortani-tiea to manufacturer, for locution of tbeir planta pol ciTred hy ai other location on ibe coaet. Lind can be purcba- ed on the shores of the canst and shins can lie 'mtnedialely alongside tbe building, 'f liee lots are of various sizes and range in price from to $200 Each. TEEMS: All Lots at $5, $10 and dOrt oVi A QTJ ail of $25 and upwards on easy terms. No diarize For Deed.

Titles Ferfect. For Maps and ail Information Call on Roberts, iustio, Darby 7 W. Santa Clara St. San OR Middleton Sharon, 22 Montgomery San Francisco. MIDDLETON SHARON.

Real Estate Agentx. 'ii Montgomery San Francisco AUCTION SALE! AND Railrond Exonrsion SATURDAY, Saturday May 31, 1890 At 1 O'clock P. at LOS GATOS I ON THE PRKMrsKS. We wlU orTVr for sale as above, on the grounds, the welikiiowu "KIMBLK 1'LACK" aabilivide.1 into lots from otie-liaif iwoacres in i.e to suit parchasers. LOS GATOS.

This charming suburb of San Jose is in tbe most iipautiinllv situated location of the msg-niliceot Mabta Clara valley THE KIMBLE TRACT Contains over thirty ai-res, la the creani of tbe residence property of Los Uatoa, and is only 6 intitules' w.da: from tbe rultroaa depot. WATER Is supplied from Lever falling spring In the bit a and is piped to every lot Perpetual wuer rights can be purchased lfdestred by lot onsen, THK VIEW Cannot be snrpsased by tbst from any point of equal altitude, it cwmaus the entire Manta Clara Valley, Mount Hamilton, the bay, Oak land and Alameoa. TITLE PERFECT. TERMS One tbird cash, balance oni and two years, secured by mortgage, at 7 per cent per annum Interest Railroad excursion will be run for tbl sale, leave narrow g.cge derot. foot of Marcet atreet, at a m.

on day of sale, and arriving at San Francisco at ti.30 p.m. Tlcketa $1 per round nip, may be obtained at the office of tne auctioneers, "it Moulgomei-y street, or at tbe ferry on morning of excursion Lurch nil) be served on the grounds. All are invited For naps of proyerty ao4 particulars apply to UIuULETUS Si SHAHO.V Auctioneers, SI Montgomery street, au Francisco. FOR SALE. sfcTKAfi Modern 9 room honse lot 65x140; tVifjyjVt situated on a main street, convenient to local railroad station.

CTXW-Jfew 9 otn house, all modern lAAJ improvements; electric bells, large lot, stable; situated on elevated ground. Sji'iAA New house, 8 rooms; lot 36x115; terms easy. Sj2300 5 rm cottffc: lot 25xl; 1 850Xc 5 roonM lot Houses built on the installment plan. City lota and blocks and ranches tor sale. MATHEWS LARUE 626 East Twelfth Street, EAST OAKLAND.

THE EARTH We Sell It And Buy It. Having opened an office at 466 Tenth street, Oakland, we are now prepared to act as agents for the sale and purchase of real estate. A specialty made of House Renting, Collecting Rents, Payment of Taxes, and general care of property. Loans negotiated. Insurance effected.

Verv Respectfully, J. C. RILEY, ROBT. A. JACKSON: AL 10D Ml Wellesley Park AT AUCTION Saturday, SATURDAY.

May 31, 10. The Event of the Season THE GREATEST SALE OF Gilt-Edge Suburban PROPERTY Ever Held in Calilbrnia BV ORDER OK THE WELLESLEY Land and ImproYement Co. BOVEE, TOY CO. Will conduct this Great Sale on the Grounds. Wellesley Park, adjoining Redwood Citr.

Ban Mnteo county, has been artistically laid out with windiujr avenues and drives, shadcl by mnguidcent oaks and other beautiful trees, with which the Park abound, giving it a natural beautv that earinit be equalled and which juatly entitles it to be called The Gem of the Santa Clara Valley! A home amidst Mich bcauliful surronnd-ings caunot fail to inspire a 1 ve of nature and furnish to the business snd profi'ssiopal men of the city a panacea for all toe many ills incident to an urban exigence To the east stretches the great llav of Saa Fraucisco, and toward the west rise the picturesque mountains of the Coast Karise, while to the torth and south tbe long sweep of the Santa Clara Valley. fading 'nto the blue horizon, lends a romantic expression to the scene. The Climate is Mild And equable, and the sninmcr breezes here softened into delightful zephyrs, distribute the fragrance of the fields and thedelieious odor of spring flowers over Welleslev I'ark, invigorating and resting all who may dwell in this favored spot. The Neighborhood Is the choicest in the State, and claims aa residents some of- our wealthiest aud most esthetic people, while the educational ad-vaDtages arc unsurpassed, flue schools and the great Stanford University Being within reasonable distance. The property i fenced, while the ma' entrance is Deautitied by a massive art-hwav.

with handsome gates, as shown lu the cut above, giving to the property a characteristic iufU-viduality that can never be destroyed. There are 50-foot lots for those wh desire a modest home site, and villa subdivisions of about one acre and upward for those desiring grounds of a more pretentious character. The large main of the Spring Valley ater Co pany extends along the front of Wellesley Park, aud the puiestaud sweetest water cau ba had from wells at a depth of about twenty feet. To the home seeker this tale offers an op portunity to secure a suburban residence near the city tiist he will always be prond of. and to the speculator it offers a certain opportunity for a lanrc advance in value as land in Wellesley Park i sure to realize in time tbe highest price of anv suburban property in the Sante Clara Valley.

Be Sure to Attend this Great Sale Grand Excursion to Wellesley Park on aecoont of this Monster A action Sale will leave by special train from Southern Pacific Railroad Company's Depot, Third and Townsend Streets, on Saturday morning. May 31, 1890, at 9 A. M. Returning, will leavt Wellraley Park at :30 P. M.

Round Trip; licketa. 30 rents. These Special Excoraion Tickets can be obtained on Monda, May 86th, and until the morning; of the sale at the office of Bovee. Toy 19 Montgomery atreet, and, also at tbe S. P.

R. R. Depot, May 31. 1 890. A Free Collation will be served on tbe (round.

TERMS OF SALE One-third Cash; balance in one and two years at 7 per cent. For further particulars, maps, catalogues, apply to the BOVEE, TOY 19 Montgomery S. F. BERKELET-! 900 Lots For Sale, All Prices, Sizes and Locations. 25 Dollars Casli and Upwards.

5 Dollars Monthly and Upwards. Sknd Fun Maps. CHAS. A. BAILEY 624 Market 8treet, San Francisco.

SANTAL-rniDV Arrests dischargee from the urinary emu ita ettner sex in nours. I It is superior to Copaiba, Cubsb, or Uoca, and free from aU bad smell or I lnoonvenJeccts. I a HTA I nvbeaartateeJj OHIY I HL-WIUI anamaU I fi ml whir tear tha hum la blat isuars, wwasas suca aona e- asnsiaa i tsanOrwoiiMs in Oakland 3 VIN be QUINQUINA FERRUCINEUX Bbs elegairt prerratlon of CtaenouaBark wunrnospnaw txiiva, nan Deeo preacrtbedl vj Mm nwummt nuassHa aa Bt.imnlant Tonia Wina. Trt. fTMlH n.

Hroaia, AjKRma, IsJenea. Dark Binn round! ra- vj--m uuuuiu. HIM lansk BVairvfr-MB I Whitaa, and Female Inesisihainea, ostema fheforeeaJ cores OSGOOD BROS, and 1 Xirkleuid A Trowbridge, rrfi eii drarrists. BliTTliRlt'K'IS PArfEBJSS. Bead te Ulsftloci 4 Graduates of a Commercial College Course.

TEE COMMENCEMENT IT IRYISGTOH. trations and Easajs of the Pupils and an Address by Fred ell. Camp- The interesting exercises of the "College of Commerce" department of Washington College occurred on Tuesday evening. May 20th. at 7:30 o'clock.

The graduating class was one of the lareest in the history the institution. Tbe following programme was observed Solo, Polonaise No. 4 Chopin Mar? Durham. la vocation Oration. Rev.

F. "Constitutional Talent" J. Haley. "Work and Wages" C. C.

Lamkiu. "Profession and Practice," Oration, Kmma Cameron. Vocal duet, '-The Two Cousins." Glover Misses Luse and Wilkes. Essay "Parasites," Lizzie E. Overacker.

Valedictory "Rosources aul Liabilities," Alice Emerson. "Vocal aoloTT J. Selected Mrs. A. J.

Knrtz. Address to tke Class Hon. Fred M. Carapbeli -Instrumental Duett, Etudes Syinphoui-ues, Op. is.

Schumann Misses Hazen and Liixc. Conferring Diplomas and Medals, II. C. Ingram. Male ebonis "On to the Field oi Glory." Dooizetti The oratioD, "Work and Wages," by O.

Lsmkin of Fresno, was a very creditable production, evincing careful preparation and close study of the subject. Mr. Lam tin sail "Labor is the oinntary extrtion oi human beings put iorth lor the accmpliabment of flotue end. Wages is tne compensation for labor. Tbe pursuit of some calling is essential to man's moral, physical, and intellectual development.

All weaUh is the product of labor. Labor is essential to man's bapainess. A growing evil of modern liiue-j is the idea 'h-i labor is degrading. SVe seeiu to be living in an age of broadcloth and dudes." Miss Emma Cameron, of Modesto, addressed the audience upon the subject of "Profession and Practice," in the course of wbich she said, Why do we sec so many common men and women, so many unhappy homes, so many worthies men tramping our feiphways, and men of strong frames, and perhaps equally strong minds, if nly they were developed, without a position with no aim in the world nothing for themselves or anyone else, existing only as a bluton our "fair land? The reason is plain, the cause is very -evident, if only we look for it. So many -want to reach tbe lop of tbe judder by a -tangle bound, and because it cannot be warned in that way tbey fall back into the abyss below an 1 frtop trying.

The reason the never attained those places was that tbere were others better fitted for iberu and beuce those who had not a to work were crowded out to trive room for worthy. Tbe time is coming when true worth will be recognized over our iand and i we cannot hope to reach the aughet pinnacle if we have not that -worth. Whether first-class farmer, -Merchant, teacher, housekeeper, preacher, doctor, lawyer, book keeper, ruil-Imer, cook, blacksmith, or tradesman any kind, we need not sarniice com-suonsense in the ordinary' affairs of life, wpon which every one sbould have an intelligent knowledge. It is the man and woman with a generous heart and -well-Iiiled head who succeeds. But, at the aine time, we must remember that in a tvell formed life 'knowledge, like Sumber, most be well seasoned before m.ting." And there is great honor in filling well the place for which we are fitted but beware of tbe ridiculo and contempt which a poor fool receives in crowding into places which he has no capacity or ability to After the vocal dnet, "The Two Onus: ns," Miss Lizzie Overacker, of Oen'erville, Alameda county, read an essay upon the subiect of "Parasites." His Overacker has pleasing expression, a good voice, and distinct and slear enunciation.

Addressing betself to the abject matter of her essay, she said: "The word (Parasites) takes me back to -S lovely wooded valley, green fields and fcaltny spring air; it bungs np in mem-cry well ah almost forgotten conversation: 'Bee those dark clu-ters in the trees T' They are the mistletoe, which is a parasite that draws tbe strength ironi the tree until, at last, it On studying the word itself, we find it in the Grecian antiquity meaning a man whose duty was to rather from the bus-wandroan the corn allotted for public sacrifice. But gradually, as tbe sacri-ftce became obsolete, so "id this meaning of the word, and now, besides its botanical use, it has degenerated so -that it is applied to a living creature who gains a livelihood by living upon Others, and tr.e human one obtains the xA by flattery." G. A. Tuttle of Watsonville delivered able oration ujon the subject of -irif-ing," which was followed by ihe valedictory given by Miss Alice Emer-: aon of frvingron, upon the subject Liabilities." The young lady made very happy comparisons iu jher address between commercial and anoral bookkeeping, and the following is taken: "Everyone who hopes for sneeess in life must possess certain resources, good sense, a good character, konestyof purpose, a strong physical constitution, selt reliance, cheerful-; aess. and tbe habit of associating with ood company.

Education of every Kind has two values value as knowledge and value as discipline. Men rise in character often as tbey grow in years tbey are venerable from what they have acquired, and pleasing from what they -can impart. A good character is a sMcespary resource for a successful busi-. boss man. Ho man can be upright amid the various temptations of life unless ike is honest for the riirbt purpose.

He should not be honest from the low motive of policy, but because it is right to fe honest." The vocal solo by Mrs. M. J. Kurtz was greatly appreciated by the intelligent audience. 1i Fred M.

Campbell of Oakland then 1 addressed the class in a pleasing giving many useful hints and kindly raggemons, wun valuable advice upon the. dangers and delusions which beset the pathway of the young. Mr. Campbell's experience and ability an e1ucau)r ehone in bis charming address. The conferring of dip'omss and medals bv Professor H.

C. Ingram crowned the excrrase3 of the evtning. Profes-aor enjoys the resject, esteem awi affection of his ptiei s. His able ddress to the clas wa full of sound atdvice and valuable information. Master AlexU Ebrman of Mission 8an Jose was awarded a gold medal for toe highest rank as a commercial student of the ehvs of '90, Ma-ter Joseph F.

Haley of Lockeford received the rrtes for bear, penmanship and Master O. A. Tattle the seaond prize for stud-ioos attention to bis several Mudies. A choru, "On to the Meld of Glory," dotted the exercises. The graduates are as follows: iraraa Cameron, Modesto; G.

A. Turtle, San Jose; C- E. Roberto. Klmira: A'icf Emeron, Irvinatoo; Riley Jury, Irvington; Lizzie Overacker, OBntrevide; H. ii Brever, Irvington: Allen T.

Bora t. Centra lia, Washington; I. A. Burrows, Newvilie; PRICE, ONLY $3000. TO EAST OIKLAjiD.

The Time Table to Govern th Move ment of the New Strt Cars. KOi The ww cars of tbe Tubbs Hotel line will run regularly on Wednesday next The time table will be as foltaws: Leave, East Oakland 6:33 a. a fi9 a. and 11,3, 35, 47. min utes past the hour until 9:11 a.

Thence 11. 19, 29, 36, 44, 52 minutes past the hour until 7:28 p. 7:36, 7:44, Thence 6, 18. 30. 42, 54 minutes pat the hour until 10:04 p.m..- 10:21, 10 its.

from Oaklai.d Seventh street and Broad wav :5." a. m. and 5, 17. 29, 41, 53 minutes pas! the hour until 10:30. Thence everv 8 minutes until 7 :09 si.

17. lb. i'5, 41. 4f, o7 8:03. 12.

20. 34. 48, 9:00 p. 24, 3t, 10 :00 P. M.

10 28,42. 11:00 P.M. A celebration will be held at Tubbs Hoiel at 8 p. m. tomorrow, Tuesday, evening.

Tbe old cars will escort the new Cirs over tbe route, leaving Tubbs Hotel at 7:30, and, returning, leaving Broadway at 8 P. m. THE FERKY LANDING. The Improvements at the Foot of Market Street. Sau Fraurisco.

Piaus will be suliniitud ti tbe Board of" Harlxir Commissioners at its next meeting for the construction of a section of teawull, to extend from the south end of section 7 to the north end of section 8 which is now about completed. It will be nearly 400 feet in length, and will bring the wall across the foot ot Market street, thus necessitating a re-arrangement of theold depot and branch post office. The new section will be built upon tbe same plan as section 8 save that tbe cofferdam system will be used instead of a floating caisson. Tbe estimated cost of the improvement i3 575,000. At the completion of the newseawall.it is expected tbat arrangements will be made for an elegant depot to replace tbe old trap now being used for the purpose, a The commission has enough money to complete the new seawall and the one now in courseof construction, and, in one year, will have enough, also, to erect the proposed depot.

i West End, Alameda, Streets. The movement to cut streets through tbe big blocks at the West End, Alameda, received a set-back last Friday evening. A meeting of property owners was held in Holtz's Hall to discuss tbe opening of the street from Prospect street to First avenue, between Santa Clara aud Railroad avenues. Justice W. P.

Byler was elected Chairman, and a lively discussion took place. Tbe project was strenuously opposed by U. W. Carnes, Thomas Mills, A. Hecker, Cnarles Sturm, Mrs.

Jones and several other property owners, while those who favored tbe project were City Trustee Volberg, Theodore Meetz and August Frouiui. Mr. Meetz came in for a good deal of abuse during the evening, tbe opponents claiming tbat he only wonld be benefited bv the new street. The question of opening the street was put to a vote and lost. 3tr.

volberg became angered at tbe defeat of tbe project, and said that he would make no more efforts to advance the West End. Sew Patents. Messrs. Boone Acser. patent solicitors of 137 Montgomery street.

San Francisco, report the following list of patents issued to Pacific Coast in? venture by the Tnited States Patent Office for the week ending May 20th Carl Burbniuller. Pasadena, grass receptacle for lawn mowers; Charles H. Fox and M. Hegele, Delano, bottle-stopper; John H. Hanson, uaktana, natrow; Joseph H.

Jar-dine, San Francisco, apparatus for reducing bituminous rock; John C. Lud-wi, San Fraucisco. telephone: Edward and P. Malonev. San Francisco, horse shoe; Truman C.

Naramore, Los Angeles. wave motor; Casey Modesto, sofa bed: Andrew J. Oliver and K. M. Wren, Oakland, wagon back; Michael J.

Reiilev. Monte-sano. handle attachment; Archibald Scott, L'uiontown, singiet rte hook. The Soldiers' Republican Laagne. In preparation for tbe coming State campaign.

Alameda Camp, Ho. 1, of the Array and Navy Republican League met last week. J. P. McElroy was elected Lieutenant Colonel, vice W.

C. Alberger. resigned. By resolution Adj'itant Adney was instructed to invite Department Conmander E. 8.

Solomon and staff o( San Francises to meet th camp in Workmen's Hall, comer Franklin and Twelfth streets. Saturday evening, June 7ih, at 8 o'clock. Commander H. T. Smith has appointed tbe following Committee on Organization and Employment: J.

P. McE roy. H. J. Inwall.

H. M. Van Ar-man and E. W. Woodward.

In Favor of Artesian Water. At the last meeting of the Citizens' Committee of One Hundred, the subcommittee on water supply rendered a long report on tbe catchment, artesian. Blue Lakes and Lake Tahoe systems of supply. The report favored the artesian system, because no catchment water is available and tbt Sierra lakes projects involve an expenditure of too much money. A resolution was adopted instructing tbe artesian well committee to piesent to the Council a set of resolutions demanding that that body submit to a vote of the people the question of city ownership of water supply.

A Small Picnic. The excursion and picnic of the Alameda Olympic Club and Halcyon Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West, to Forest Grove, Santa Crux Mountains, turned out to be a very slimlv attendeVl affair, less than three hundred persons going from Alameda. There seems to be a surfeit of excursions this Spring, and they have lost their noveltv to the Alameda people. In the Justices' Conrta. It.

N. Getchell has sued J. L. Riggs for 11.25. alleged to be due for coal.

S. B. Rotbenberg has attached the Bicycle Saloon, on Seventh street, ownKl by Druett Bros, for $140, claimed to be due for liquors. William H. Armstrong has sued E.

M. Long for $50 and $20 damages, Thomas Bailey for $23 and W. Mills for $23 all claimed to be due for rent of bouses on Pine street. West Oakland. Was It Kx-Senator Kent? Dr.

F. vou Buhtow of San Francisco, who knew intimately the late Senator Charles Kent, declaies that the body taken from tbe bay last Wednesday was not the body of Mr. Kent. The relatives, however, believe that the body was properly identified and the funeral services were held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

E. P. Marcellns. at Alameda. Mrs.

Mai cell us is the daughter of Mr. Kent. AS OLD AMD SCCCESSFC1. PBAffcnTIOSEK. Few physicians ever practice so many years a Poud's Extract has, nearly half a century.

Still fewer can attain the universal success in treatment which tbat povutar family remedy has, and where the physician prescribes for individuals Pond's Extract is used by grateful millions. loiedo, U. fi AI" T- r. I TIT sale Druggists, Toledo. O.

I. Vas Hoesen, Cashier, Toledo National Bank, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mncous surfaces of tbe system. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Is Consumption Incurable? Read the foil wine: Mr.

C. H. Morris, Newark, says: "Was down with Abscess ot iAngs. and friends and physicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr.

King's New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, ind able to oversee tbe work on my farm. It is the finest medicmeever made." Jesse Middleware Decatur, Ohio, savs: "Had it not been for Dr. King's New Dissoverv for Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given np by doctors. Am now in best of Trv it.

Sample bottles free at Osgood Drugstore Kor distressing oppression and fnllDess in le stomach take Simmons' Liver P. tbe lator, The Great American Chorus. Sneezing, snuffling and coughing This is the music all over tbe land just now. "I've got such an awful cold in in my head." Cure it with Elv's Cream Balm or it may end in the toughest form of catarrh. "Maybe vou have catarrh now.

Nothin? is more nauseous and dreadful. This remedy materi it as no other ever did. Not a snutl nor a. liquid. Pleasant, certain, rauical.

Fbyee's Abietene Chewing-gum. Is a natural exudation from the Abietexe Tree, a pore Baisani Gum; the test-known Gum in tbe world for Irritation of the Throat. Dyspepsia. Indigestion, cleansing the Teeth and Gums and purifying the breath. As a Chewing gum it has no equal.

Ice cream made of pure Dream. Try it and be convinced. Snow Flake'Ba-kery, 408 Twelfth street. Oil Cloths and Mattings New and neat, at H. Schellhaas.

Lapies vests 10c, at Lem Williams. Hotel Crelliu Billiard and barroom opened April 1st. Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Kutorer. No Fits after flist day's use.

Marvellous cures. Treatise and $2.00 trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 931 Arch street, Pa HOME MUTUAL FIRE OF CALIFORNIA. "DISKS TAKEN BY THIS POPU-lar Home Company at rates as low as solvency and fair profit will admit of, guaranteeing solid indem nity and a liberal and prompt adjust meat and payment of losses.

BUANCB OFFICE CsF.HMEroaflway OAKLAND, CAL. H. F. GORDON, Manager. II.

B. HOUGHTON. Secretary. PEARS' SOAP Is the MOST ELEGANT TOILET SOAP I5NT THB3 WORLD OfanPraawhta, bat bewars ef ImtUtioas. ELY'S Catarrh REAM BALM ly'sI Cleanse, the I $EAM B3 Nasal Paas ages, Allays Pain and In-flammatl na.

Heals the Sores, Kestor-es tbe Senses of Taste and Smell. TRI THK CUBE. HAY-FEVER Sttreeable. Price 60 centa at drngxtsts; by mall, registered. 60 cento.

ELY BROTHERS 16 Warren wroet. New York. KEEP TO THE EIGHT. Do not be Imposed on by any of the mnneroos Imitations, ubstuotes, etc, which are flooding tte world. There ia only one Swift's Bpedflc, and there Is nothing Kka it Oar remedy eon-tains no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic, or any poisonous substance whatever.

It bauds up tbe general health from tbe first dose, and haa never tailed to eradicate contagions blood poison and its effect from the syettm. Be sore to get the grinlne. Send your address foe our Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease, which will he matted trae. SWIFT' SPECIFIC CO- Atlanta. Ga.

VANDERB1LT LINES. Kteblian Central Kallroad, Lake Mbore and aticbUau southern Ral way. New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. Union Ticket offica. No.

10, atontcomery street, opposite Lick Hoose, Pan Francisco. Railroad and (Steamaht? Ticaeta te aad from aU principal clt'e in tbe Ceiled Hta' ea Canada and Europe. Baggage cbecked and aleep Ingest innervations made tn all points east OaBLTON C.CRANE. Psd Be Coast Agent NEW 6LENW00D, NEW 0AKW00D DALZfPX MOLLEB, Ateattejc aiaraeaaconaty Insurance Company louse, Owner Must Sell Oakland. TAGGART, and Notary Public, near Hinth, Oakland.

ATTENTION! Fine bu-tner. prop rty nortbeast corner Baa Pablo and Twenty-eighth streets, paying a good incomacpon Nie price aaked. Lw- Dnlmproyed pn perty In diOerent parts of the City at low prices on easv terms. a. beautiful r-aKenceon ifarkei street, two mi no tea wik from Mar set street station, all modernconvenleBcea; large lots; yard finely Improved, at a baicain.

MANAGER. street, Oakland. FOB KILL F.VKTIClXAIiS CALL ON CLOUMlrMER lGKEIN T8, 468 Ninth GRANT I. Real Estate Agent 966 Washington St, CAPITALISTS, I have for sale a 50 foot lot on Wu.bingU street, near Klghih; a rare cbam-a ror a profitable Investment. Several new cottMM in Kast Oakland at bargains: on easy terms.

New boose on Poplar street, near Tenth, searing completion modern In everj parlicu-lar; lot 0x116; cement walk, etc. cheap: terms to suit. OAKLAND CONTRACTING COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS FOR ALL KINDS OF STREET WORK. Bituminous Paying in all its Branches- J. T.

COCHRAN, Office, 470 Tenth BITUMINOUS BOCE PAVEMENT. WE ARE PREPARED TO ENTER INTO CONTRACTS OF ivy vtrvtirnit for paving Streets. Sidewalks. Driveways. nse only the Very Beat Material carefnlly selected from onr own mine.

7h lo P'i with Bitamlnoo. Rock and do nothing but first-class work. SOUTHEEH CALIFORNIA BITTJMUTOtlS PAVLTTO COMPANY. J. A.

FAIRCHILD, President. OAKLANDJ0EII ORESCENT COMPRESSED YEAST BCado Fresh Every Umy Ask Tli Grocer For It. ABtrrAcrcaas or- Pure Wine, Cider and SpiHt Vinegais, 374 and 13T0 FIFTH STREET. THE LEADING PAINTERS, 463 10 th St, Oakland AU Work Guaranteed U63 cad 1165 Broad w.T..