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Ing the vr popular- by the aDVEHTlBEUKSTJ. fi IBOWDS FOR Ccmplol Enemy" at the Columbia this week. The play ha stirring scenes and thrilling: situation; ani the company ON THE BOARDS. is decidedly clever in this drama. Both Blanche Bate and, Gladys WalUs have congenial parts.

A SCHOOL How to Attain If i A "Wonderful If ew Medical Book, writtea fnr Man fti for Men Only. On direct tax, but his amendment was tost. The original motion was then carried by a unanimous vote. V. G.

Hush expressed a desire to bid on bonds, and would guarantee "par" and "premium" if issued for fifteen or twenty It was decided to give Frultvale citizens the preference In work on the building. The following volunteered their services as election officers: Albert Rhoda, A. Brendemuhl, E. Lund. T.

O. Crawford, A. D. Wilson, John Albright and Mr. Frost.

The meeting then adjourned. Those present were Prof. T. O. Crawford, F.

Han-old, E. E. Hunt, R. B. Bain, D.

S. Dlmorfd, T. Law, P. J. Maloney, E.

8. Lund, Cyrus Howard. Chris Lamp Chris Lamp N. Acker, V. G.

Hush, A. Rhoda, A. C. Brendemuhl. M.

Frielig, Judge Allen, Thoe. Hutton, Mr. Gulick, Mr. Elrod. Geo.

Harrold. James Harrold, THE TIVOLJ. A well filled house "greeted the production pf Che romantic'-grand opera "La Gioconda at the Tivoll last evening. The same fcili will be the attraction tonight, and 'wlU later alternate with "Aida." THE ORPHEUM. eopv may be bad free.

Powers; "First Born" Pleases lain eare piau eatea. in ope, on application. The Residents of Frultvale Are Determined to Have More Room. at the Macdonough Theatre. OF ERIE MEDICAL The star specialist 'at the Orphenra 64 Niagara SL.

BUFFALO. N. V. ts Stanley "Whiting, wivo is, a wonder' ful imltator'of- Southern negroes. An to the Delay AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.

THE SCENERY IS REALISTIC other feature "is Leola JJltchell, "the living doll," to 1 be the smallest woman on. the stage in the United old, a few days ago, was bitten on the hand by a mosquito. He scratched it Frank Albright. M- Flnkenstedt, A. James, P.

Nellson, Taylor, Geo. Haus, M. Conner, A. Hi Wilson, A. K.

The Kanaben-Kapelie contin Derby, William" Allen, T. A Prout, Mr. Scammond, H. W. Storch, L.

Lorets. ur. Fine Costumes and Excellent until it bled. A few hours after the hand began to. swell and continue! to do so until it was almost twice its natural Size.

Lepre began to experience excruciat ue to give selections. ALCAZAR THEATER. Citizens Discuss the Plans and Adopt Binding Jump, C. C. Crowley, L.

M. Hansen. Mr. Oliver, Mr. Hard wick, O.

E. Derby, A. K. Acting Characterize the Play. The Old Guard" and "The Sportsman" were the two plays presented cleverly 'by the stock company at the Harmon, Capt.

Garrison, Max Keckhaus, H. E. Harwood, J. A. Grimes, J.

F. Swift, Resolutions. Geo. Palmer, F. Pladwell, W.

Magee, I Alcazar last evening. Faure, E. V. Wachters, W. Frost, A.

O. Cohen, Ed Bray, G. Fake, Elliot, J. Al The Alcazar people were at their best in the completion of our New Establishment, corner Stockton and Geary vre will be obliged to open the first of our Fall Importations on Monday, 6th, -in our present quarters, corner Geary-street and Grant avenue. Duxing this week we will continue to offer Extra Sacrifices in all Departments.

bright, Philip Grosse, J. Cunningham, ing pains in his hand and arm and the swelling extended to his breast. Then! a physician was called in and it was! found that Lepre was suffering from blood- poisoning. The doctor said that an operation wou.d be necessary and tha probably the arm would have to be amputated. It was arranged that; the hand and arm would be cut open' excellent Mrs.

Briscoe, ably supporting. SCHOOLS NOW OVER-CROWDED. GARR1CK AT THE OAKLAND. Mrs. Flnkenstedt, Mrs.

Smith. Miss Bax uency toward prevarication, une piay moved smoothly and kept the audience' ley. Miss Hammond, Garner, Miss Fernslde, Mrs. MaxWvit Miss Cuthbert, Miss Frances BaJley, Mrs. Schauch, Miss Hay, Mlsa Swasey.

A. Schroyer, W. Dunleavy. Tnree in Each Seven Children In constant good humor. Manyslnterestlng Shows Are Being Presented in San 1 Francisco.

a and Lepre took to his bed and began to act irrationally. He was transferred to Bellevue Hospital. This, is perhaps the first case on rec-1 orcl where a person was rendered In-, Forced to Stay at Home. TORE-ADVERTISE FORBIDS GIHTIC CUE ii Ml CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS COMPANY S- S. Cor.

Geary Street rant Ave- sane from the bite of a mosquito. Phil adelphia Times. TVi TMnotrjtlns' nerfume of Incense Twelfth OIIE COMPLETE SYSTEM. Frultvale will have a new school soon, as the citizens stand as a unit ready to Vtork with this end in view. A meeting SAN FRANCISCO.

Street Improvement Again Under Way. Millions of Dollars Invested In a New Malt Concern. Tn. Realty Syndicate Arranging to dlscuBs the proposed issuance of bonas A Its Street Railroad Service. and of the Joss punks floated beyond the footlights at the Macdonough Theater last evening and assailed the nostrils of the i fashionable, audience gathered therein, bringing sharply before the senses a vision of Chinatown.

The vls-v Ion was realized when the curtain rolled up- and showed a narrow crooked street with Chinese signa with the quequed and slouching Chinese strolling A Short Meeting of the Council S-. Was Held Last Evening. NO MORE DREAD Corporation Will 'Control tho United States Market. back and' forth, busy in the small open was called last evening in the school house in upper Frultvale, which was crowded to the doors with men and women interested in the movement. The committee appointed at the last meeting to investigate and draw up resolutions regarding the proposed bonding of the district, made a full report.

The committee consisted of T. O. Crawford, chairman, A. Brendemuhl, G. Frank Albright, Albert Rhoda, W.

A. Acker, O. eL Derby and Frank Harrold, Robert B. Bain and E. Hunt of the Board of Trustees.

A special meeting of the City. was held last, evening. The first shop. They, talked In the Sowing phra. The Realy Syndicate Is now organising and centralizing its street railroads under one general management.

The lines of the syndicate have been divided into three One is composed of two lines to Berkeley and the two lines to West Oakland known as the consolidated system. This will be under the charge of W. F. Gibson as superintendent. In addition Mr.

Cib- ses of the East and love and vengeance. mingled in their conversation. The devils" were so skillfully By Associated Press to The Tribune. NEW YORK, Aug. 3L The World says: The last man who is to be taken Into the American Malting Company signified his intention last night of.

accepting the terms offered him by the promoters of this new enterprise. Within a short time the stocks of this or item in the call for the meeting was to direct the City Clerk to re-advertise for bids for the improvement of East Twelfth street. When the resolution directing the Clerk to re-advertise, for the bids was OF THB V. DENTALCHAIR! Tt7 HEN WR MADE OUR ANNOUNCE ment of low prices to the public 6 oar go we thought to do so ai in experiment. Having fully tested, we are to may it brought a a lare volume of business and hereby will enable ua io coniiuue at present prices lor at least a period longer We do as we advertise.

Ask your neisbbor. about as. We court investigation. Come and see us and we will save you money. Our patients are fully protected against the evils of cheap work and inleriir materials.

Our operators are skilled specialists aad graduates of the best colleges of America No students em teethK extracted FILLED-- CROWNED Bridgework read Councilman Fibush made an ar ganization will be listed on the Stock disguised as JChinlse that many could not tell the real Chinese super from his Western brother. The plot of "The First Born" is thrilling. Chan Lee (Miss Gertrude TidfalD Is stolen from her husband "Chang Wang" (Francis Powers) by his enemy. Man Low Yek, Chan Lee abducts her child, Chan Wang's first born, and before the father can rescue his little one. it is killed.

The committee's report stated that the School Trustees were unable to carry out the requirements of their office, as the WITHOUT PAIN. gument against the action, claiming that the red wood blocks with which it is proposed to rebuild the street, were not the proper kind of pavement. Mr. Fibush cited many instances in San Francisco where the blocks had failed The of money involved is enormous. Not -leas than $13,000,000 of preferred stock is to be issued at once.

seating capacity of ten classes is not sunt' cient to accommodate all pupils who ap- ply for admission, nor is the schooling as Tne amount of common stock has not complete In the more extended branches yet been. determined upon. It will pro- ployed. We are cot eompet-'ng with cheap dental establishments, bnt with first-class dentists, at prices less than half those charged by them. KCLI.

bET OK THKTH lor J5 oo up I SILVER FILLING up COLU CROWNS, sak 4eonpGOLI FILLING 7SCUP BRIDGE ORK, per Tooth 4 oo up CLEANING TEETH. 50c up By leaving your order for Teeth in the morning you can get them the fame day. No charge sor extracting; Teeih wbea plates are ordered. Work done as well at night as by daylight by tha mooarn electrical devices nsed hers. to do what it was claimed of them and son will be given charge of all of the track work of all the lines of the syndicate, including the corsolldated system, the Central avenue line, the Alameda line, the East Oakland Street Railway, the Highland Park and Frultvale line and the California Railway to Laundry Farm.

L. H. Wolf, who has been in charge of the electrical work of the consolidated system, will after the first of the coming month have charge of. the electrical work of all of the lines. B.

F. Fisher will be the superintendent of the Alameda line and the California Railway to Laundry Farm. W. F. Rudolph will be superintendent of the East Oakland Street Railway, the Highland Park and Fruitvale line bably amount to many millions more.

Z.LSJ:i!Z I he wanted the matter of re-advertising I as it should be. There are over 700 ciui has doubly wronged him. In discover- UUl CUn-ing Man Low.Tek's perfidy, he is aided ell cou invesUgate the question. by Loey Sing (May Buckley) a slave Mr-Henneberry said he understood gffFaird Dr. Pow Len.

a physician. Th 1 that there was some ault inthe xrdi-Wghbindert are called Into service but VAN YROOM ELECTRO-DENTAL PARLORS, BIABKET tOKXKK SIXTH, 8. F. TKLEPHOSK JE.4SIE F. TKLEPHONK JE.4SIE 997 1S9S.

In forming American Malting Company the promoters decided to take in those who were already financially strong. This limited the number of the companies that were Jlnvited to preliminary meetings to. abut twenty-five of the principal maltsters' of New York, Chicago. Buffalo, Syracuse, Detroit, Milwaukee and jetties. The promoters, more, especially sent an agent dren who abould bo in the FruitvaJe schools, but owing to the limited seating capacity of the buildings not more than 450 are enabled to attend, and many of these children have to go a long way In order to reach the buildings.

The committee deemed it imperative that school facilities be established In the northeastern portion of the district and other portions where increased, accommodations were Chan Wang escapes their machinations KTi TT.r i. been advised that the ordinance Eight Skilled Operators. Lady Attendants. German snd French spoken. Open Evenings till 10 o'clock; Sundays 9 till 12.

All burgical Work done by G. W. WillUmson, M- D. ganiiiiiHiininnHiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiim I LAST CHANCE I and the Central avenue line. The East Oakland Street Railway, through the country to, see the maltsters required, the city tq pay $25,000 for the work and that the property.

owners were to pay for the This he did not believe to be fair. He believed that it was intended- for the city to pay for, only -half tne work. Unlike Mr. Fibush, he did not have anything the Highland Park and Frultvale lines and the result was the appointment of enemy. This is the most thrilling act in the play.

j. Loey Sing leans from her window above and bravely allows her love for the wronged man to appear as sb tells of the wrongs she has suffered at IMan Low Tek's hands. As the latter appears. Chan Wang hides in the a committee of manufacturers themselves to appraise the, value of different plants and arrive a satisfactory WBl be consolidated tlnto one line aTd operated together. They are of one gauge and the equipment is about the same.

Tne Central avenue line will be added to the consolidated system, as It is In the same section of territory oc to say against redwood blocks. He be- MlAtrAt iTM Via a vawA arrangement with individual maltsters, inenaiy snener or an alley, just as i The committee recommended that resolutions be passed instructing the Board of Trustees to hold an election for the issuance of bonds to the amount of $15,000 of a duration of twenty years, payable at intervals, and provided that no portion of the princ'parof the bond issue be paid in less than flve years from date, of bond. The money from the bond issue to be What he anted was to see the his eDemr neii.br. he snrmars out ment. The commute was so successful that properly before vi Vv.

1 that the matter was cupied by that system and of the same a week ago a meeting. of the maltsters One month more and the GREAT BARGAINS you have been ge tiug in slioes will be a thine of the past Price of 5 the Council. was called to be held At the Manhattan gauge. has trperd ciRces for. into the alley, still warm and bleeding and-aa the Curtain fallsr'ort this ble.

4 silent tragedy, Chang Wang is Hotel. The deal was closed last night. Mr. Rowersaid that, although he had no. legal advice he believed, that the Council was to pay for 'Masonic in the its street Temple.

smoking his pipe before the closed PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Miss Mabel Campbell has returned from door and the policeman strolls by on his apparently quiet beat. No one can Braise too hiarhlv Mav lone half of the work and the property owners for the other half. i. Mr.

Upton said he had spoken to the City Attorney concerning the matter DISAPPROVED OF PROMISCUOUS KISSIHG. a three months' stay at Twin Lakes, tne used to purchase land and erect suitable Bchool buildings. The committee recommended that suitable property be purchased east of Sausal creek, and that the Trustees dispose of the property on Twenty-sixth avenue owned by the school district. Frank Harrold, the chairman of the Buckley's artistic conception of the slave glrL She seems to have forgot and that Mr. Dow had said that, as Campbell's summer place near San Jose.

During the summer she has had as tier Is Judge Bropby of Pleasanton Rebuked by an Angry Bridegroom. ten her American breeding, to be, in fact. I) the pretty, abused slave girl, passionately hating the man who has wronged her. The difficult, running walk of the Chinees woman has been carefully: copied by Miss Buckley who the ordinance stood. It was simply a question Of the city paying $25,000 for the work and the property owners paying the rest.

President Pringle said they were not considering that question. If the ordinance was wrong the Mayor would veto leather is advancing daily. Stocks of "Bargain Shoes" are nearly EE exhausted. Once more we urge you to save money by taking the last offerings of this season's shoes. 5 Boys School Shoes, with $2.50 wear in them, offered this week at $1.00.

hisses and Young Women's Shoes, worth fcJlIyroo-and a.50, EES EE offered this week at 50c, 75c and 95c. Come and see them at jEE: 1 Our Washington Street Store Nos. 1059 and 1061 1 The OAKLAND SHOE HOUSE meetings-stated that the committee's report embraced the reasons, for the meet Jiirtirf" Brorthv of Pleasanton will guests Miss Masie Orey, Mabel Miller. Beatrice Curtiss, Henry Fine, Clyde Carman and Max Jones, it -t E. O.

Orau of Jrvington Is a guest at the Pacific Ocean Santa Cruz. Major soiJ-lo-law of Captain R. R. Thompson, has moved to Alameda with his family. ing.

probably hesitate before he kisses an- otiher. bride. When John Byrne and Josephine Copeland were married at' All that the Council was thinking T. O. Crawford then made a spirited address relative to the question of the bond he said, was to have the clerk Corral Hollow recently.

the justice kissed the bride and the groom objected. has also learned her Chinese trick of expressing i emotion with the voice alone, her face being almost characterless in its utter expressionlessness. Miss Buckley's make-up Is a revelation for it proves hdw effectively she is mistress of the art of being not what she is but issuance. He stated that the report of the committee was unanimous. He gave a detailed explanation of some of the rea William Barber, son of County Tax Col lector James Barber of Alameda, left ye terday to enter Stanford University.

Some of the -party thought that the method employed to get the lips of Judge Brophy away from those of the bride olosely resembled a slap, but the sons for certain recommendations, saying "Three children out of seven in tne advertise for bids. Th vote was then taken and directing the clerk to re-advertise for bids for improving Twelfth street from First to Eleventh avenues and it resulted as Ayes Brosnahan. Cuvellier, Girard. Heitmann, Henneberry, Rowe, Upton. Pringle S.

Noes Earl, Fibush 2. AbasntWatklnson 1. The salaries of the city officials for Dr. T. P.

Bailey Jr. of Berkeley has been attending the Teachers' Convention at Judge says no, and to avoid contempt i Frultvale school district must stay at ijiiniiiiiiiiiiiiinuiiiniiininiiniiHiiiiiiiiiinfuiiiiiiiiiiEiiLiniiiiniiiuHiiiirnirr! home or run the streets because there is absolutely no room for them in the school Shasta Retreat. Professor and Mrs. Charles T. Wilkin proceedings his friends affect to believe him.

there was trouble at the close of the first wedding at Corral Hollow. j' "Oh yes, there was some Francis Powers as Chan Wang has the leading part and has created a role with immense He is crafty, -smooth', eloquent, vengeful with true Oriental duplicity. He wails over the death of the first born and vows Vengeance in flowery terms with the passion and intensity of the building now occupied In this district. son have returned to their home in Berkeley after spending some time in El Ve- Whoso three children shall they beT Yours or mine or your neighbor's? Tho IF YOU WISH. rano.

oiri inno'a t-CTVHvrrw rnniirni nuLMi ask the month of August were ordered Truslees are pledged to furnish school ac ICC1AA a UU) i' practice of kissing brides, and I saw commodations for all the pupils in (he dis paid. Then the Auditor's figures were taken up. 1 trict. They must do this. Children living in the parts of the district away from the present school buildings are as much entitled to public education as those who live Mrs.

Captain Sea bury of Berkeley returned from a three months' trip to Japan. Rev. C. R-. Hobart of the First Church was'ln Portland, Sunday, on his way home.

Fe5orts. ROUTINE BUSINESS. in more favored locations. no reason for making an exception in this case, so I kissed Mrs. Byrne.

There should have been no objection to it. I certainly osculated in the most approved fashion and the bride made no objection. Mr Byrne? Ten, he objected, but I understand he objected more after I left than while I was present. It was merely a misunderstanding on the part of tlhe groom. He will know better next time.

No, I was not hurt. Tou see the bride smiled at me." A Short Mretlng of iho Committee To enjoy the day properly you must order your Sunday dinner from BEEM, IFw City Market, i E. Cor. 12th ami Washbataa Sts. TELEPHONE ZU.

"Two plans for the raising of the $15,000 on The engagement is announced of George Ti T.nKhn TtA iSlmm Knti Ci. Jarvia. recommended by your committee of nine Auditing and Finance. NAPA SODA SPRINGS for the Increasing of school facilities are aauffnter of Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Jarvis curbed and downtrodden nature whose bond! are torn asunder by great emotion. Everyt member of the cast is clever and the stage settings are elaborate and appropriate. The Chinese play was preceded last evening! by Sydney Grundy's farce, 'Lost for a Day" which was well received. The plot revolves around the trials of a young couple recently married who send their baby to a relative unannounced and with it carries end- less Complication and suspicions and Is finally turned out and lost Just as the young" couple publicly announce their marriage.

Kittle Belmour and May Buckley are clever in, their roles of young married open to you. The first of these is to raise of Alameda. The wedding will be held California's Famous Mountain Spa. At the conclusion of the special Council meeting last evening the Committee on Auditing and Finance held a short session. The following claims which has caused some discussion were approved John Cramer, R.

ET -Andrews; $16. is Fine Laree Rooms. Hot and Cold Napa Soda Baths. September 9th. ArrtiUgements have been completed for the musical and literary entertainment to be given tonight at Epworth Hall.

Clay and Fifteenth streets, by Councils No. and No. 18. W. A.

P. A. The programme is an excellent one. Refreshments will be served In the course of the evening. Claude Sharon has returned to his studies in Reno, after a few weeks spent in his Oakland home.

WANTED Sue shine in Every Running Water and Gas Throughout Healthful Mineral Water. A Cramer's claim was for his illness while people and contribute largely to the tun 1 a member of the Fire Department and Bar. Billiards and Bow ing Alley. all the money now by direct taxation the other is to obligate the property of the district to pay In the future, at such stated times as will press least heavily on the property owners of the district. "If we were to raise the money now, the expense would be as The taxable property of the' district is 13.500.000; the amount to be raised is dividing tne latter by the former amount, it will give a rate of six mills per This would make the tax $6 to every $1,000, and would be too heavy a burden to carry at once.

According to the plans of the committee for the issuance of bonds, the bonds for 115,000 will be made payable in twenty years, but no part payable during the first five years. The interest on the whole to be paid yearly for five years, then; at the expiration of the sixth year, one-fifteentn of playo George Osbourne and Hu Lawn Tennis and Croquet. Burros to ride. 100, Women immediately to work on fruit at Hickmott Canning First and Myrtle Sts. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to- be incurable.

For a great mahy years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure it with local treatment pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, therefore requires constitutional treatment.1 Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It Is taken Internally in dotes from 10 drops to a teaspconrul.

it acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case It fails to cure. Send tor circulars and testimonials. Address, F. J.

CHENEY Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Address ANDREW JACKSON Napa Soda Springs P. O. letn et.

SAVAGE III COURT. Is Said to Have Picked Pocket and Has Family He Andrews was for assisting the secretary of the Board of Public Works. City Attorney Dow reported that he had collected $6 for abating a nulsanc on Qu inn's property at Eighteenth and Cypress -streets. The resolution for the Council ta visit the annexed district was laid over An appropriation of $150 for bltumln-ising the floor, and enclosing the tower of engine house No. 4 was recommended.

-f The resolution to paint, paper and FOUND AT LAST. An Troubles. Honest Ike Best Camping Sset ea the Coast Usst go Toland are decidedly clever in their parts. is on the whole-a. bright and i clever farce, prettily mounted and well acted, Both plays will be again presented this evening'.

I "Th Twelve Temptations," headed by Charles Yale, will be the great spectacular attraction, Friday and ay. 'rUK -r-fc' THB OAKLAND. "David; Oarrick" and; "Little John" are attracting good houses at the Oakland. i-V''j' Vt'-V if Wlliams Bray and Ro3lna Evans sure the stars of theWaltor Hodgs Company and are meeting with great success in their comedies. Other members of the cast Walter Hodges, as Bssatilol Sset Earls.

The case against George Allen for pick Wheel. An ing a lady's pocket at Shell Mound Park Dr. C. G. O'Donnell's alia era! Springs at Honest Dealer some weeks ago, has been continued till Glen Ellen, Sonoma voamty.

vmi. renovate engine house No. 5 at a cost of the principal plus the interest then due; et the expiration of the seventh year one-fourteenth of the principal plus the interest then due, and so on till all shall be paid. The yearly cost to the taxpayer 'on the basis of the bond issue will be as follows: Interest on $15,000 for one year at 6 per cent is $750. This is the total amount to be raised the first year, and gives a rate of three-tenths of one mill on or 3 cents on $100.

This will he tae Saturday; owing to the fact that his attorney, Judge A. X. Frick, is engaged in v. remedy tor Inns; diseases, liver, stomach and bladder com pi a in rhentnatiam, catarrh, AOU SI fUViajS't 90 BWfM 1 The Stewart Inquest. The Coroner's inquest on the remains of Alexander Stewart, found; dead in the back room of an East Oakland saloon yes- not to exceed $376, was recommended.

The resolution was introduced by Councilman George J. Earl, who also introduced: a resolution to appropriate he Kudelson case and could not arrange 1 IB IDC WOTIO. A DC Hiupa and Calabegas Creeks, 46 miles from San Praa- be present at the Police Court. FIELD, OUIud Cycliry CICCO, Via. IOC B.r.OB,I,uiai.

rw-. Allen's true name Is Savage. The story I terday morning, resulted in a verdict'of $150 for chemical engine house No. 2. The resolution was adopted.

to the effect that there was a warrant out I total yearly cost for the first nve death due to neaft disease. for Savage's arrest for failing to provide CSS HUU ant. socottagres of 3 to 5 rooms, completely furnished, are bean ti full abaded by laxarions trees, Church on the grovad; grocerj, etc. The following -communications 7 from City Engineer Clement was filed. R0AS1 ED COFFc 20cL PER LB.

for a minor child Is Incorrect, there being ho child connected, with the cafe. years. "The sixth year Jthe tax will be raised, reaching the rate of seven-tenths of a mill or 7 cents on the $100. This is me Lower tban San Francisco, acarn The same a your grocer charges 33 Some time ago, however, the wife com cents for. Ton can have it ground while XI06 Market Street.

6a Francisco. plained to Colonel Dimpfel that Savage had deserted her, and one day after the arrest of Savage was made public, Dimp mgnest amount to oe paia. ior it commences to decrease at the seventh year and constantly decreases till the last payment Is made." you wait. The New Jork Tea Rroadway, bet. Seventh and Eighth sta Tel.

black-3862. fel rushed into the police station and David Grrick and Florence Ml not as Ada Ingot. In the second comedy. Jack Howard aipneared as Little John L. and Miss Katberine Angle as Maggie Casey, "and Oils Agnes Rankin as Mrs.

Jame- "The Private Secretary," is on the bill for next Vk-' GRAND OERA HOUSJ3. At the, Grand! Opera. House a revival ef the sensational melo-drama, Fire is the this week: Special seeiyery has been ed for this ronderful realistic produc Mr, Crawford also explained that the wanted 'Detective' Denny Holland to give DEER PARK INN Altitude 6500 reet. him a warrant for Savage's arrest for committee favored the purchase of a large lot in order to give a playground to the "I herein beg leave to report to your honorable body that In order to dredge a channel to a depth of ten feet below low water and 120 -feet wide from the Grove street wharf to the Government channel In the estuary, it will require the removal of about cubic yards of hard pah yards of mud at accost of As there Is an ordinance already before the Council appropriating the the work the communicatron was simply filed. The -committee then adjourned.

THE OAKLAND MILLINER. Latest styles, clever effects, fine ma failing to provide for his wife. As detectives are not authorized to issue warrants; The most thoroughly satisfactory house and as a failure to provide for a wife is terials, best trimmers In town, most reasonable Miss M. A. McGrayan, the children, and also that it might be sold to good advantage when Frultvale property increased in value a His remarks were well received, and then Mr.

Lund opened the debate by ask of entertainment in the high Sierras surrounding Lake Tahoe. IN EXCELLENCE OF TiELE Oakland milliner, 1307 Broadway. 1 OLD DRUG STORES -Have old drags, and old. drugs are ST. -OAKLAriD-- BBSSSBBSSBMBSBBMBBSBBSSBBBBBSSBBSSSSSBa ing how the $15,000 would be expended, and If any of the money would be used to gfve High school facilities to Frultvale tion, with Its gold stamp mill and ore crusher, ft fire patrol, and horses.

The' electrical and mechanical effects are residents. No house in the mountains compares with J. B. SCOTT. Proprietor Trnckee, CaL not a crime, the Colonel's request was not Mrs.

Savage called upon her husband at tho City Prison, this morning, and ft Is understood that their present relations are amicable. MADE rrjcYAMosquiTo. Blood Poisoning From the Insect's Citi Drives asjv. Inae stale, and stale drugs are not what an particularly startling. rw BALDWIN THEATER.

Bitten by. a Dog. John upholsterer -of ula city, while to Alameda on business Friday night, rw'as attacked and frightfully m. Mr. Prout was also anxious for information In regard to the proposed High school advantages, and Mr.

Crawford answered that be would always fight for High Mrs, Leslie Carter ie in last two weeks of her engagement at the Bald win honest pnyncian wants. An nonest physician, wants fresh, pure medicines to make you well. To make you well buy your drugs at Anthony's Pharmacy, northwest corner Eighth and Peralta. Telephone 6C5 red. 1 school facilities.

Mr. Schroyer moved that the resolu "The Heart of Maryland" continues jurea by a vicious dog. Me was standing on the steps of the residence of William Oerrish of J2T fianta Clara ave Our burns well in all stoves. SMITH CT BAXTER, VALL PAFER, A1ID csiacz: AT3 tha latest Dastjrhs and Colors at really Ked need Prices. Jameocahlii cc.

to araw a crowded chouse. It is one of tions recommended by the committee be accepted as a whole, and his motion was the best, dramas ever. etaged and Mrs. nue, when the brute sprang on him. seconded by T.

O. Crawford. The bite of a mosquito was the cause of si man being sent to the Insane pa- Ssfc- Before Mr. Oerrtsh could come to- the ii Offica; Successors to G. W.Arfer Carter makes aw ideal Southern glrL COLUMBIA THEATER.

-ii FrawJey." Oonrpaoy are nressnt- rescue, the dog had torn Mr. Schmidt's viliiott BeUevue Hospital today. Mr. Maloney, who was epposed to the bond, issuance, amended the original motion making the to ocilsciei by tvcDSter ana pJ Tel. ifaiit 104, it xape.CQ.aa suaa necx xegciuiip carsaa ireprej cootDiack, 13 jetrs.