Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 3

OAKIiAKP ETTOayg TBIBPJOC, FBI DA MAJtCH 8, 1889. ft. two giels: New To-dy. Sew To-dj. EeI EaUte.

Citizens' Ticket. WILLIAM J. DINGEE 460 and 462 Eighth Street. Oakland. Doabt Brlgkteaiac Iat Hope, And hope lato cartatnty, Is the pleasing transition throngh which: the mind of tae nervous, dyspeptic invalla passes who tries a course of Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters, which is alike incomparable and inimit able.

Increased vitality, a gain in weight, tranquillity of the nerves, sound appetite and sleep are among the blessings which it Is within the beneficent power of this medicine to confer, and it is not surprising that after acquiring this new dowry of health the grateful sick should sometimes utter their praises of the Bitters in terms borderiug on extravagance. "Ont of the folbeas of the heart the month speaketh," and the proprietors of Ho tetter's stomach Bitters have sometimes i been obliged to suppress these eulogiums least they should be accused of blowing their own trumpet too loudly. For const! pation, biliousness, kidney complaint and incipient rheumatism the Bitters is also a deservedly popular remedy. Onr Inauguration Bawl We announce the Ubsat Waltz of the season. Call and see the goods we are turning out daily; notice our teams loaded every day delivering goods tree of charge to Hay wards, San Leandro, and surrounding towns, two days Weekly to Alameda.

Call and see the great furniture store of H. Schellhaas, 408 Eleventh street. $72 A nal-wme modern hoane or 10 rooms, baths, liiipiuiruinim, iKr(e siaoie, lot 79x150, patent cement walks, etc situate on the north side of tRt lieventeentti street, between Sixth ana fieventb. avenues. 10 ot 75x125 ij) 0JJ feet, situate on Myrtle street between Kigbtn and Tenth street; price reduced from $9000; sold on account of owner' departcre from the city.

CfiCQAANew bone of 8 rooms and every JPVJVV moaero convenience, lot 40100-Adeline street near Tenth; only aiOVO cash laytent. APPLY Kim yp WILLIAM J. DINGEE 460 and 462 Eighth Street, Oakland. E. W.

WOODWARD 902 Broadway Oakland. Cal. Real Estate Agents. tfQTC A A. bargain Fine cottage of 8 OI Ju rooms, lot 60 140 IV t.

situate oa or Twenty-fourth streets, near Telegrapt: avenue: worth S0o. r7T( 'otuge of 5 rooms, lot 40 feet 1 OKI front, situate on Twenty-aiita) street, near Grove: street macadanized and aewered: terms only fibO catfi; balanca in monthly Installments. flSQl AAeach3 fine new cottages of 5 and tJDOlUU 6 rooms each, lots fee, sitnkte in tbe Malor (iiven Tract, patent cement sidewalks, sewer and btret work ail done: terms only cash; balauca In monthly Installment. TO $4600 Bautlf il cottage and lot 30x100. situated OB CbeKtn lit ItrMI of Sixteenth street, contains rive rooms bath and all modern Improvements finely finished.

(d-46J 7 room hni'se hath, gas, tiDWUU and all modern lnproements. lot 35xl'28. situated on Adeline street, near Fourteenth street; cement walks. (e-10'J PLAA Ccttafre of 8 rooms and batb; all tpJUJJ modern iaipi-ovetienis lot situated on Magnolia street, near Tenth street. l03J TO L.

GOTTSHALL. CHOICE BESIDE1CK PROPERTY. 1 A AAA Residence and lot 61xiS0 Jpi.UvV7 house of 11 rooms and hath. timuied on Alice street, south of Lmraat street; easterly exposure; realiy a oargalu. ii7(W' 8 room residence and lot JPOlJU 37'aXlOO, situated on Tenth cireet, three minutes walk from Adeline Station.

New house, contains bath, laundry and all modern Improvements. Cottaare of 6 rooms, bath, laun-OUOvl dry and all modern improvements, lot 40x100. situated on D.irant street, uear like alerritt. d-lU E. W.

WOODWARD 902 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, CAL- J. L. BCOTCHLER. SCOTCHLER GOTTSHALL, S. E.

corner Ninth and Washiiifirton Streets, Oakland, Cal. Slarket Street; opposite Talace Hotel Avenue, opposite Berkeley Station Sew To-day. RE6ULAI REPUBLICAN USS yeefmg -AT- -ON- Saturday Eve'g MARCH 9th. The Candidates and Other Prominent Citizens wil Address the Meeting. Men wanted to cut about sixty cords of stoyewood on shares, a few miles from Oakland.

Apply at this office San Francisco WIRE ORKS C. CRUENHACEN 669 MIsslun St, Between Third and Sfw BoBtgomerr, SAX FRANCISCO Manufacturer of Plata aad Ornamental Wire Work, Wire Gate and Shatters, Bank aad Office Failing. Store Flxtnres. Papier Xsfhe snd Wires, Dress sad Cost Figore Form, Hat Stands, Trellises, Window Gasrds, Coal Screws, Etc, Ete. I "WISH TO ANNOUNCE My Friends and Old Patrons THAT I BAVB (JmiD MY NEW MEAT MARKET! 1317 Telegraph Avenue, -WITH THE BE.T SUPPLY OP- FRESil AND SILT MEJTS Kindly soliciting the patronnge of the pablic I am, respectrally, HENRY ROBERTS.

RUPTURE AND PILES We potitirt ly cure all kindsof Rupture ard Rectal diseases, no matter of how long standing, in from SO to 60 days, without the nee of knife, drairing blood, or mm i i A ftu Car Par, and Jfo Paj Eatil Cared. If eni'ctec, come and see nsor send atamp for pamphlet. Address Drs. POBTEBFIF.LD liOHKT. HiH BarSet Ktraet.

Kaa Franrlar Pranoh Leul dries. M. LKXIS. LEMER CHANTELOUP, French Laundry. Blankets.

Lace Curtains and all Kinds of Goods Keatly Washed. First Class Wsrk Specialty. 15 IS San Pablo At OsUsad, Cal. FRE5CH 11MDRY, 690 and 692 Twenty-plnth St inCIiX BKANCH fw BMttusat 'Work 1S1 Sava FsUa Atsssa, -i QUaaas saaat tncy fn If aHmm ruJur cauu Deitz Opera Bouse WANTED PelaUres Over Their -CuMy. The bearing of the writ of habeas corpus iworn out by Bather Gideon on ehaU of Etta and Flora aged? and 9 years respectively, who, ahe alleged, were Illegally restrained of their liberty by Esther Kurze.

their annt cam tin rwfnr JnrlM Gieena morning. Esther Gideon iJ the rrandraother of the children. ---b mother resides in Nebraska. ft a year ago the grandmother oat to California, bringing the ren with her at the request of the er. who had a short time before procured a divorce from her husband.

Tfce grandmother, on tne imn last February, Tisited he.r daughter, Mrs. Knrse, and when aha took her departure Kurze refused to let the children go with her, claiming mat ane made a practice 01 Degging to create ympa thy. Constable Pace of Berkeley testified ust an. nurse was Riven vw and an attempt was made to show that she was an unfit person to take care of the children. Jndge Greene made an cirtrr piutrinv the cnatodr of the chil dren to the zrand mother.

Am Adventure With Some Great Wharf Rata. Evening Sun. "DM toii ever see an army of Tata?" a tl.n Lot "VnY, iiouis" fired at an Evening Sun re- eairainil T-rr a rvr TTi-kS Via uvitci ci a r- ao gVi ui muz benefit of those that have never heard i rr.L.i uu uie Jersey biuc ui uie (iver, He is a man of adventure and ro- mance. vnen nn epeats it is gen-erally with authority and a knowl- 1 II 1 tne reporter curiosity was naturally 1 il fl tinned rerfcii ixmis, i show you something that voa won forget right iuc rcjnjricr iiusiuiieu, lur 11 was then near midnight, and a heavv ion hBne upon the river, sending chilis rV) VArv morrow was Ana rtf euw mtu wii -a. wo suv those sepulchral kind of nights when eraveTaros vawn ana evervttunff ao- TUsara mrAtr anH rrY art C.nmtm ho vathmQti TiirataA lie took me reporter dv trie arm ana -led him to the basin adioininz the ferry slip, where a email flat scow vaa mmrftd trmk frnm ma pocket a small dark lan- lerii aim luuuieu acrocss ine basin.

He then jumped into the boat ua vauu wuw Avs--'ava w. iviiun uiuii The moorings were loosened and the nmmomeni me umncnni! nin i was pushed out into the stream. The reporter noticed that the oars were mumeu, dui ne was muen more sur- prued, however, to observe the watchman draw from his hip pocket afirn riflrroilftti. tuvaIyof wKinK Via placed on the seat beside him. jonversauou was suuaeniv sus- j.

ne reporter maae several aicempis HtflTftScertaLn the objective point of the fvicursiou, but was each time vnauelched bv the admonition. bow, the splash of the oars, the dis mal Diaat oi tne ferryboat's whistle UU ftlWiUl KID 4lSg UC11B CIO onlv ftnnnrla that. HiRtrirbaH ti ti. v. rounu into one oi tne icrry sups ana 1 i was quickly rowed to the bridge.

As we approached the bridge Louis Vgain drew his lantern out of his pocket flashed it once or twice II I.I ft ftAVUV He appeared satisfied, and again 'lesumea rowing. He drwpmImI nn- Ler the bridge. The atmosphere was hillv. close, and It was an dBL rk.w. vwuncun .11111 iiuiu the rafters, and the soft, silken fibers fltit vausiit iu lic iaic auu ilttll its 0.1 1 ft" 1 fiTOWincr on trie niprs and nil(a chat.

ened in the darkness. After tirocPfidinc Sfvrl hnnrJroil leet under toe ferry house Louis again drew ont his lantern. Hetnmpd th fr.ll nn d.n.J Xl. yji-t ekuKx iiaaucu il up uil tilt) shore Rats monstrous rats of the ze of cats were swarming bv the hundreds on the soft, marshy ground. Xheir little pinkeyes appeared like 7.ftM.O ftU ftl.V IVHI.D.1 ftftft.Vft V.CftftftV aliU Altlft BViuuiittieu as intv iruiiLKeu auout.

Aiieir antics were amusing ana SILLKUIMI III lilt ft I I HI II t' I nr. ra IU Thev would run down trt tl. wntor's edge and seizinti some article of food carry it cao to tne niguer omrmri 1 1 i "We'll have some shooting," re-jmarked Louis as he picked up hia and blazed awav at th in- nocent creatures. His marksmanghip flsu no enect ana tne rats continued jfi MVmI in tlljip TVliilnirrVif Bome of them, more bold than others plunged into the water and swam out lor some particular piece of refuse. Others would sit up on their Launches and look 'sedate as judges they stroked their mouth with both paws.

Several were appparsntly engaged ia a game of tag and raced up and down the shore in high glee. These fellows," said Louis, as he picked up his oars and rowed back, "are always to be found at low water. They come out of their nests to feed i and hold high carnival. You have seen a Bight that very few are privileged to ao." The reporter thought so, too. THE NEW BABY.

now rei nine aaa me otldraa A letter received here recentlv tells me loiiowmg interesting story A few weeks ago Bret Harte waa Tisiting a friend who lives just outside of London. There are several little children in the family, and as Mr. Harte was passing through the hall he noticed a quaint little 4 year old boy standing alone by the closed nursery door while from. within came the sounds of childish laughter. "Well, little man." said Mr.

Harie, stopping a moment, ''what are you doing there all alone?" "I'm playing." rl'm playing house, sir," was the rtiny. ilaying house. Whv. Ton can't plajr all by yourself. Why don't yon go in and play with the other children?" said the poet.

"I must sot do that yet," said the little fellow, twrioosly. V'l'm to be the new baby, and I'm waiting to be Tb City a Hm4r4 Kleher. 1 Chm Yang, tbe Chioamaa accused of exh.ng a deadly weapon a few day ro on ths comer of Ssventh and Web-; TfetretU, aid not appear for examio-auoa yaeterdav. and his ease waa accordingly dismissed and his S100 bail yclared forfeited. i REGULAR Mayor, J.

P. AMES. Fer Auditor, J. fl. DILL0X For Treasnrer, Z.

T. GILPIN For Police Judge, C. T. J0HXS For City Justice of the Peace, F. B.

For City Justice of the Peace, F. T. HESSHAW COUNCIL First Ward, J. T. CAROTIIKUS Second Ward, JULIUS ZABEL Third Ward, Fourth Ward, Fifth Ward, Sixth Ward, G.

HARRISON J. K. JOHNSTON J.H. PIERCE Seventh Ward, At Large, G. H.

At Large, J. II. SMITH At Large, JACOB GREEN HOOD At Large, W. H. ATKINSON Board of Education.

First Ward, C. H. REPINGTON Second Ward, C. W. KINSEY Third Ward, Fourth Ward, R.

N. (iETCHELL Fifth Ward, GEO. I. SEAMAN Sixth Ward, C. L.

INGLER Seventh Ward, At Large, At Large, At Large, At Large, E. H. FORESTER II. T. SMITH E.

J. QUIMBY FRANK S0ULE lioard of Trustees Free Library, JOHN TROTTER .1. Mi CHESNEY, ALBERT KAYSER, ISRAEL KNOX, C. W. KELLOGG.

Mr. hnirninn Your Cntamittee upon Platform Resolutions ben leave to prcent the follow ing report and ask that It be adopted as the plattorm of the Keptii.h-ca:i party iu the coming municipal tlec-tion Believing that the platform ol the National Convention, assembled in Juue lm-t In the city of Chicago voiced the sentiments of the preat majority of the American people as expressed at the ballot box upon the Mb of November, 1N. we do Hereby reaffirm that platform ami plediie otirnelveg to uphold its broad principles and true statesman like doctrines. We (five our uii'iualified indorsement to the unticnal policy of the great Republican party, both at home and abioad, as set forth in the public utterances and otticial docuraeutfi of a long line of Republican presidents and statesmen whose administrations the nation has prospered at a ratio nneiitiaicd by any other people on the face of the earth, and to-day we add our congratulation!) to those of al! liberty-loving people throughout the world, upon the consummation, ot another grand trinrar.h of the party in the inauguration of Kenjamin IJarrisou as President of the Cuited Slates, and pledge to him our nuualiticd allegiance and support. Tc pledge the best cfTortg of the Republican party to the strict enforcement of the prerent charter of the city of i lakland, and promi-e that the nominees of thi convention shall faithfully execute its provisions and uphold its spirit.

As in the past the Republican party has always exerted itself in the promotion and advancement of the welfare of this, onr favo-jed city, so now we do unqualifiedly plflge ourselves to look well to the doing of all things tha' may tend to aid in the improvement of her streets, parks, and public drives: to the betterment of her sanitary legulatimis, the improvement of her morals and the advancement of her schoolH. We are in favor of a free and untram-racletf ballgf. bpth at primary and general elections, rtj''1 denounce, i the most unmeasured terms all attempts to deprive the people of the free expression of their will at the ballot box by meuna of trickery and fraud. We are in favor of engrafting upon the educational 6ystem of the city a course for the training of our boys and' girls In the industrial arts, providing for the development of the hand ns well as the head, and thus fitting them for the urning of a livelihood when they are obliged to enter the race of life, and teaching them the nobility of all labor and the vice of idleness. We are heartily in favor of all efforts looking toward the encouraging of the manufacturing industries of this city and tbe building up of its material resources, and to that end we do invite to our midst all capital seeking legitimate investment and extend our encouragement to competing railroads, asking them to make this city the terminus of their lines and to locate among us their workshops and foundries.

We extend our thanks to onr representatives iu Congress for their untiring exertions in securing liberal appropriations for the opening of our harbor, and req uest that farther efforts be made in that direction until the harbor of Oakland shall become a port of entry for the mercantile fleets of tbe world. Whereas, throughout the past historv of this State our laboring people have been obliged, in their efforts to obtain a livelihood, to submit to fierce competition from Chinese laber; and Whebkas, many acts ol Congress have been passed looking toward the betterment of this condition of affairs, all of which have failed of the accomplishment of the purpose for which they were enacted: and Whereas, We hail with delight tbe final passage of the Scott Exclusion act, believing that in its provisions: our people will find the relief which they so long have sought from this Asiatic scourge; therefore be it Renolrttl, Tbat the people of OaklaDiJ, in convention assembled, do hereby most heartily approve and indorse the action of the Legislature of this State in sending to Washington special counsel to uphold the constitutionality of the act referred to RrolrtU That we confidently exptct the incoming administration to exert itself in tbe rigid and uncompromising enforcement of this law; Rttolrd, That this cortTention. recognizing tbe detaands of the laboring community for the equal I protection of our laws and the que consideration of ear municipal government, doe hereby extend to all labor in wbat-erer Chanel the same stay be employed its encouragement, sympathy and support. Rtmlted, That we recognlM the rights ol laboring men to band themselves together in organization, hTiEr for their purpose the secnrlnc of a fair day's wages for fair day't work, and tbe protection of the. laboring man from all unjnat oppression, feaolaed.

That we do pledge the laboring people oi the dtf of Oakland the support ol the Eepobilean party in all boaeat end lawful efforte to adraaee their interest f4projnotaaeirma4eTaaweUye. Repub ican Ticket Mayor, JQMH GLASCOCK For Auditor and Assessor, ROWLAND W. SNOW For Treasurer, COUNCIL For Councilmen at Large GEORGE EARL, W.W. CAMRON, L. II.

WAKEFIELD, TALIESIN EVANS, For Counciknen from Wards II. M. COLLINS, First Ward JOHN F. TOWLE, Second Ward J. A.

C. MACI HJNALD, Third AVard JOSEPH McAVOY, Fourth Ward JOHN IIACKETT, Fifth Ward CON. BROSNOH AN, Sixth Ward O. C. KIRK, Seventh Ward For School Directors at Large A.

FINE, E. W. MARSTON, E. E. WALCOTT, O.

V. PARKER, For School Directors from Wards J. B. CARRINGTON, First Ward II. M.

SANBORN, Second Ward C.B.MORGAN, Third Ward EDWARD EVERETT, Fourth Ward E. B. CLEMENT, Fifth Ward LOUIS CHARTRAND, Sixth AVard M. AV. FISH, Seventh Ward For Free Library Trustees D.

CROWLEY, C. AV. KELLOGG, JOHN A. McKINNON, R. D.

GRAHAM, CARY HOAVARD. For Police Judge. ALEXANDER LAIDLAW For ritj Jnstic2, ii. DODGE For Cltj Justice, HIRAM LLTTREL BROTHER AMBROSES DOCTOR. ORDEB OF THE JOHAMIER, Will examine and give consultation to tee helplesa sick, FREE OF CHARGE.

Patients who are able to paw a small fee are expected to do so, helping to defray current expenses. SO COMPULSORY PAYMENT. Chronic Diseases, And all apparently hopeless cases specially nvited. FEMALE COMPLAINTS, Arising in ylrgin or married life siicteaefully and confidentially treated. ALL MALE DISEASES, Inclnding DKI.1CATJE DISEASES OP EITHER SEX.

however induced, are treated confidentially and anccesstnlly. CATARRH. LINU. HEAT, LIVER, and KIDNKY DISEASES a Speciality. J-(jout and Rheumatic Diseases not yielding to Animal, Mineral, or Vegetable Remedies tbe natural elements of the human system will be treated by ELECTRIC and MAGNETIC beallog power, aided by newest Electric Magnetic Instruments In use.

Offlc-453 Eighth Street, Between Broadway an-1 Washington. Oakland Names Stamped -IN- O-O ILa ID) -ON- PURSES, BOOKS, DIARIES, AT THE- TRIBUNE OFFICE. Gas Cooking Stoves ABE ECONOMICAL, CookiugStoYes for Sale and to Real Heating Stoies is toe fiei est Patterns CHEAPER THAHC0AL 200 IZ USE Special Iitw to 6u Coaiuman. NO NO DUST CALL AND BEB THEM AT OEEICB OaUand Gas, LJM, and Heat Eighth aad Broadway. Blf kaa riven vnlTcr-aal aarisf action In th ear of Oosorrbcea and Gleet.

I prcacrib itasd fael aala la rccommcad-tng ft to all anAratav' A.J.STOnK,HA. Ptaalar, HL Tne Swiss Conreetlonory. Iha beat ioe cream manufactured on the ooast served in any part of he eity. Particular attention given to order for wedding parties or receptions. WILLIAM J.

tf. LAAGJE, propria-or, 416 Twelfth street. Oakland, Ad IrresTularity. A person is seldom sick, when their bowels are regular and never well when they are irregular. Bear this in mind and keep your bowels regulsr by an occasional dose of St Patrick's Pills.

Sold by Weitman Henry, 1170 Broadway. Wanted, People Who want to buy No. 1 goods house-furnishing cheap for cash, at H. SCHELLHAAS'S, 408 Eleventh street. Largest Stock, Lowest prices in bed sofas at H.

bVHELL HAAS'S, 408 Eleventh strett. Spring Mattresses If vou want vour mattress repaired see SCHELLHAAS, 408 Eleventh street. Positively No Branch Store. All orders for repairing and upholstering done np in tine shape at H. SCHELLHAAS'S, 408 Eleven Ui street.

Spring Lamb, Spring Limb. You can buy all your meats 20 per cent, cheaper at Samson's Market than in any other place in town. 477 Eleventh street. -j Openiki; dav to-day M. Rev Wilson, 1255 San Pablo ave.

and 505 15th st. One Hundred Dollars Howard To any one, who will prove that 1 cannot entirely cure Corns, Bunions. Inverted Nails, Dr. Kaufman, 919 Webster street. To cleanse and purify the body and give vigor and health to tbe feeble and despondent, take Hobb Little Vegetable Pills.

Call sand see Ormsby tbe watchmaker, 1458 Seventh street, for all repairing of watches and jewelry, for best value revWJ ZisFAKPF.L.the best in tbe market from $3 to $4 per dozen at Watsoss Co's. SOLS by all DEALERS ELY'S CREAM BALM CatarrH Cleanses the Nasal Pas-sages Allays Pain and Ib-flammatio Heals the Sore 9, Re-, gt Senges of Taste and Smell. TBITHECUBE. WW lm inn, I WFEVERM iAY-F-EVER A particle is applied Into each nostril and agreeable. Price 50 rents at DruKgicts by mail, registered.

60 cents. KLY BitOTH KK3 60 WarreD street Vfw York Custom's Injuries Described bj a ioUl Londoa Ueatiit. 37 Bisk Holbhir, London. W. V.

Genti.smks: I consider the bristle teoth brusi lias to answer lu no little ro ensure for tbe receding gums around the necks of tbe teeth so constantly brought to onr notice, after thoroughly testing tbe i I have ao hesitation in say lur that axv oxa WHO I SKS IT TOa OKI WKVK WILL KBVKR Hfl BACK TO THI OI.B BRlSTt RKl'IH WITH ITS ATTIK DA5T MISBmiBSOr LuOSK AND UOHTANTI.T WOCJIBID Gl'HS. FnithfiillT yotjrs, J. 8H1PLET 8LIFPIR. OeoUl 8annon. Ita Economy Holder iiapeiishable.u cents.

Poliaoer oaly need be renewed. In (boxes) 26 cents. At dealers er maUxd. HOK'EY M'F'Q VUea, W. Y.

Dr Hobb's Wonderful Liniment OLDEN ob SEVENTH SEAL1" WONDER I For (teraal aid Exteraal Use. rJIBIS t'lLKBRATKE KEmCCTC is BK-j-ood doubt the greatest discovery In medl science known to tha world. GOLDEN SEAL, or tbe SEVENTH WONDER, will affect a Vedy cere is all eases or Headachs, Mearalala Toothacke, Crampi and Pains la th StonaaeB. Back, mr Lolaa, Rbenma-tiam, Cnolera Harbas.r CoUt, Wlmi, Diarrhea, Spraiaa. Brats, riesa Wonada, Bini, Scalds, Sttaas of Ia sects, Bites sfTsssnssi Serpeata, aad All Aeb.ee and Palna.

i area are iSsctad alnioat lastaatly, as If by at ale. Price, SO caats a aotUe. All Drasxtsta or snt by omil Soraah or ataacipa. HOBB'S ftCEDICIXB VO iSaa aTiMctaeos CaU. SAN FRANCISCO: HBKKELKY: FOR SALS Gtl Cottage six rooms: lot 120.

QfJAA Cottage rive rooms: lot 145x525; in 'rult Vale. $5000 i Two story modern house; lot 60x140; three minutes' walk from railroad station. room9; 'ot 501140 ffi XAA Four low in Lynn. New house or.e and a balf stor' six rooms; lol'5xl4y ATPLY TO MATHEWS LARUE 626 East Twelfth Street, AST OAKLAND, (3 AA Modern hon tOOVJxJ Doha street. me: west side of Masr- beiween lugbib and leutb streets; lot 37x1143.

northwest corner on East 0 I UW Fifteenth utreet: lot gOx II 0 rent of property 111 pay 8 per cent f000 01 i A A A One of the tines located and ITArrjVUU best homes iu Alameda; lot 75x207. CP 4 OX A A tine southeast corner on Marke street, near Tweuty-slith; lo 116x130: a bargain. 4gl rfA -Lot 1P0x145. sonthlde of Thirty 0JJ eighth, street, near Telegraph road uod investment. fllj A A A--Northwest c.irner ot Ninth ave-lyOV-'UU une and Tenth street; lot 75x100: tine property.

A. C. CILBERT 20 Eighth Street. Oakland Money to Loan AMOUNTS TO 8UIT. Low Rate of Interest W3I, J.

DINGEE, 460 and 462 Eighth Street. Oakland. PRINTING 1) -AND Book Binding AT THE- Tribune Office. FIRST CLASS WORK I LOW PRICES ESTIMATES GIVEN. Knssell H.

Cool, D. D. 8., desires to notify bis many patrons of the remoral of bis Dental Parlors and Laboratory from Dietz Opera House, wbere be has been located for the past ten years, to more commodious qnarters in tbe Canning block, rooms 12, 13, 14, and 15, northwest corner of Thirteenth and Broadway. DRUNKENNESS (Or tbe Liquor Habit). Poaitively Cured hy Admlnleteriaar Dr.

Balnea' Golden Specific. It can be atren la a enp ef coffee or tea wtt out tte knowledge of the person taxing It; absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent end apeedy core, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck Thooeenda ef drun tarda hare been made temperate men who have taken Ooldea Mped fic ha their coffee without their mow led, and to-day bttve they anU drlakinc of their twi tree wiu. ir aavaa wAl LH. Tbe mua naee unpiecaaMd with tna BaaMa, tt Notice of Beioval. 63 Shattnck competed1 New modern Hpnuu house of 8 rooms, hati.

two patent closets, and double pariors. water thronah tbe bouse; lot 32xV0. Two blocks from Tubb's hotel. B41 Iot37-ili0: KD-mXJVJ Thirteenth avenue, saih ot Kast Twentieth street. 1 s158i furnished cottage of rooms: in fine condition: lot 50x132; good well and Uarui west sle 0V street: 1 b'o-Jk to the vmble car, (IS9 near station.

McDonald DEALERS IN REAL ESTA1E. 474 JEjgjtjijtreet. Oaklantf. N. W.

WDfTON, Real Estate and Insnrance piTY AND COCNTRV FOR V. sale: 80 acres specially adapted to th orange, olive, tig and graoe: well watered: and lying withia the thermal bel: near the rail way. churches and schools. Manager Alameda County .1 tna Insurance Co. of fl art fort.

Cor. Eleventh and Broadway, OAKLAND, CAL. WILLOWS, CAL Installment I'len Terms Easy. 921 Broadway Oakland, Cal THE OAKLAND Electric Light and Motor COMPANY Is now prepared to furnish electric motors from one quarter horse power np to twelve horse power, to any locality within the central business portion the city of Oakland This power is available tor printing presses, operating pinups, manufac tories, for ice cream freezers, meat choppers, and, in fact, for any purpose for which power may be used. No firemen or engineer needed.

Absolute immunity from coal dust, boiler explosion, fire risk, and other nuisances of steam plant. Ne noise or bad smell as with gas engines. Occupies small space. No investment to user, aa the Company furnishes motor and attendance. Parties contracting with this Company can rely upon regular service, aa it has any amount of horse power that is used only at night, and is therefore reserve for day service.

Particulars at the office of The Oakland Electric Light and Motor Company, R. W. Cor. Second and Webster Streets. ANDERSON'S OPPOSITION San Francisco, Oakland, and Alameda EXPEESS.

Orders for removing furniture, barrage, promptly and carefully attended to. orricES 331 EAST KTm 8A.IV FHA3CIM. WtBBOADWAT. JAMES WILSON, Plumbing, Tinning, Gas Fitting Gee Machine made aad repaired. 1311 Breewwar ee4 ISM Tlefrafc Are.

Orders presptiy eiteaeeeie. Eattaateefr 7 ots Electrical Fewer. aujuMita aa nuer imiu unuty nr the najaet appetite to extsv. For sale by ell drnntote la.