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OAKLAND TKIBUNE. MAUCII 7. 1901 3 thursdat; evening. ADVERTISEMENTS Candidates' Announcements; i- Hive making: preparations to move into, the newl halL LAUD So, tudeUeriraaiTillE Mar epublican Municipal Ticket. CHANGE OF i The San Francisco Branch of Studebaker Bros.

Mfg. Co. will be succeeded, May ist, by Studebaker Pros. Co. of California (A Local-Company with Local Management.) To prepare for this change, we reduce the price on every vehicle in a stock amounting to All Pneumatic Rubber Tire and Solid Rubber Tiro Runabout Wagons re-.

duced Ten per cent All Surreys Phaetons Carriages Basket Seat Novelties, and the entire line of new 1901 styles, reduced Fifteen per cent. Spring Wagons Delivery Wagons and per cent. One hundred Vehicles, comprising Twenty to Thirty per cent. All being at cost of with the freight added, and mnny of them Four hundred sets of Harness, both Twenty-nve per cent. Twenty fine Vehicles, including Victorias, Cabriolets, Broughams, Four passenger Traps and Coach Gear Forty per cent, making the price iaciure.

Every vehicle we own is included in the Each vehicle is plainly tagged, showing instance. 'An opportunity of this kind to buy never before been offered in this city. less fine ELECTION MARCH 11, 1901. Candidates stand publicly pledged to an Hn-, lightened, Progressive, Economical and Honest Administration of the City Gov-. I ernment.

MAYOR ANSON BARSTOW AUDITOR GEORGE E. GROSS TREASURER CHARLES B. MORGAN CITY ATTORNEY. JAMES A. JOHNSON CITY ENGINEER FREDERICK C.

TURNER COU NCI LMAN-AT-LARGE ---Wl LL.AM C. LITTLE COU NCI LMAN-AT-LARGE B. GAYLORD COU NCI LMAN-AT-LARGE ETHAN R.ALLEN COU NCI LMAN-AT-LARGE CHARLES A. BON COUNCILMAN, FIRST WARD JOHN H- McMENOMY COUNCILMAN, SECOND WARD FRANK LITTLE COUNCILMAN. THIRD WARD GEORGE FITZGERALD COUNCILMAN, FOURTH WARD ROBERT J.

BOYER COUNCILMAN, FIFTH WARD JC HN O. CADMAN COUNCILMAN, SIXTH WARO-'-v- SCHAFFER COUNCILMAN, SEVENTH WARD GEORGE B. M. GRAY SCHOOL DIRECTOR AT LARGE CHARLES H. REDINGTON SCHOOL DIRECTOR AT LARGE JOHN W.

EVANS SCHOOL DIRECTOR AT LARGE SAMUEL H. STRITE SCHOOL DIRECTOR AT LARGE MYRA W. KNOX SCHOOL. DIRECTOR, FIRST WARD-. FREDERICK C.

CLIFT SCHOOL DIRECTOR, SECOND WARD H. M. SANBORN SCHOOL DIRECTOR.THIRD WARfD, ADOLPH C.SCHLESINGER SCHOOL DIRECTOR, FOURTH GILES H.GRAY WCHOOL DIRECTOR, FIFTH WARD JOHN ISAACS SCHOOL DIRECTOR, SIXTH, WARD D. ROBERTSON SCHOOL DIRECTOR, SEVENTH WARD R. H.

CROSS LIBRARY TRUSTEE GEORGE S. EVANS LIBRARY J. C. DUNNE LIBRARY TRUSTEE W. W.

KNICKERBOCKER LIBRARY TRUSTEE LAIDLAW LIBRARY TRUSTEE FREDERICK KAHN D. W. D00DY, Secretary EVERETT J. BROWN, Chairman Studebaker Bros. Mfg.

Co. L. F. Weaver, Manager. MARKET AND TENTH STREETS.

1" .1 OR COUNCILMAN AT LAROK, COL WM. C. LITTLE Regular Republida Nominee. FOR CITY AUDITOR 1 GEORGE E. GROSS REGULAR REPUBLICAN FOR LIBRARY TRUSTEE W.

KlilCKERBOCKER REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE. for City auditor A. H. BREED (Present Incurcbent.) REGULAR MUNICIPAL LEAGUE NOMINEE. FOR COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGB E.

R. ALLEN REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINE FOR COUNCILMAN FOURTH WARD ROBERT J. BOYER REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE. FOR COUNCILMAN SIXTH WARD LOUIS SCHAFFER REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINKB. FOR COUNCILMAN SEVENTH WARD CE0RCE B.

M. CRAY REJULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE. FOR CITT -TREASURER FELTOM TAYLOR REGULAR "alUNICIFAL LEAGUE NOMINEE. JOHN H. M'MEHOMY REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR COUNCILMAN FIRST WARD.

S. H. STRITE Regular Republican Nomine School Tjirf-etor at Large City of Oakland. For Cily Treasurer and Tax Collector D. E.

BORTREE Regular Democratic Norolrea. FOR COUNCILMAN FOURTH WARD EDV7III MEESE REGULAR MUNICIPAL I.BAGUB NOMINEE. For Councilman BiJith Weral JOHII H. CRECAH Regular democratic Nomine. Vote for KELLER 5c MANHOOD RESTORED "fW5S: ble Vltallzer, th preacripUo hati Vrnck phjrddaa, will quickly cure yo I of all nervoa or dlacaae of th MncratiTC oraana.

snch Last Manboad. la enaratlvc orsaaa. somala. Patna la the Back, 5mlaal Esiasloaa, Narvous Debility, Planplaa, Unlitncaa tn narrv. Exbaaatlor Drains.

Variocala and Canstlnatlon. It stoo allloaaes day or night Frrranta qalekneaa ot discharge, which if not cnecked leads to Sormatorrhoea and all the horrora df imootencv. CUP1DENB cleaaaes the Kver, the kidney and tne urinary organs of all imparities. CUPIDENB strenttheas and restores mall, we'k orarans. 'The reason sufferers are not cored by Doctors is because 90 par cent sra troubled witn Prustatis.

CUPIDENB the only known remedy to cure without aa operatioa. 5,000 testimonials. A written truarantee riven and money returned it 6 boxes does not efleett permanent care. 1.00 a box, 6 for 5.00. by mail Send for rasa circular aad teattaaaaals.

Addrtss HA VOL MEDICINE P. O. Bn ana, Saa Francisco, Cai. trot taia ar (au.wuia, mvimtimjw miw- EAR IN MIND" Id) 2) TO BE SOLD, ine Property Will Be the Placed; on Market. The extensive 1 eal estate be longing to.

the estate of the late Jane A. Badger, about Seventh and Eighth avenues and East Ninth and Tenth streets, are to be sold at private sale to the highest bidder, and subject, of to the confirmation of the Superior Court, on or after Saturday, March 23. The sale is to be made by George T. Wright, aCministialor with the will an nexed of the Badger estate, and is to be made of the entire property, or in: twelve subdi as follows 75x150 feet at East Tenth street and Eighth avenue, together with two-story dwelling thereon; ICOxoO feet on Eart Ninth street, near Seventh avenue, with two-story dwelling house thereon; 110x7C feet on Seventh avenue near East Ninth street, with: three- story house of twelve rooms; and in close proximity other lots 110x40, 110x10. EOxlCO (the latter containing a one-story building used as t.

workshop and store). S0xl25 (containing two one-story dwell ings and six one-story houses), and four other lots of about 150x100 feet, particular descriptions to bo found in the adminis trator's advertisement elsewhere in THE TRIBUNE. 1 1 The terms and- conditions of the sale will be cash In gold ccln of the United States. -The deed or deeds will be at the expense of the purchaser, End all bids or offers must be writing. These will be received at the office of Attorneys Snook Church, f22 Broadway.

attor neys for the Badger estate. BORROWS GROOM'S: COAT TO MARRY A COUPLE. I When Police Judge Mortimer Smith responded to a call to the Muir residence, 836 Franklin street, last evening, He did not know whether he was to de-aide a point in law or pet stock. Hence his mlbarrassment may be easily sur mised when he found in his old chicken-yard coat called upon to pronounce the solemn words that should make John Muir and Miss Teresa McFeeley-One for ibettter or for worse. One of the members of the household came to the Judge's rescue and loaned him a frock coat belonging to the groom that- flitted Mke an elephant's hide on a this was not all.

After tying the rmptial! knot Judge Smith started off home with the coat of the Mulr household. However, he; was soon overtaken; and exchanged the garment for his own. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J.

CHENEY Tcledo. O. We, the undersigned, Live known F. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. WEST TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.

WALDING. KINNAN MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free.

Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Hall's Family Pills are the best. -7 1 'lien's Press Clipping Bureau B10 Montgomery street. San Francisco. Established 1888.

Furnishes newspaper clippings and Information on all topics, business and personal. MUST BE SOLD Willow and rattan rockers. We have about forty. They go at half price. H.

Schellhaas, corner Eleventh and Franklin streets. California Creamery IN THREE MONTHS we have built up a butter trale of 200 pounds daily, it is of fine flavor, and always fresh. Our eggs are striVly selected. Cal. Creamery 905 Washington.

Tel. main 1019. Free delivery. I .1 OA.STO 'XVX A. Beam Jkhe MM TttU tiavB Always BO'jgr Signature of Alwavc fha tin or i ma rresnesi Lot 0A lowers In Oakland.

Also Plants. floral Offerings Phone A 8PECIALTT. EUGENE LACA2ETTE 414 14th St. PP- Macdonough Theatr Nursery Tet Vale 195 Fruitvale. HE- OesioLf.ieais City Elarket PRODUCE, POULTRY AND GAME 529-531 Thirteenth sC Oaklani Between Washlnetoa aad Clay Eta.

Telephona- No. 8S5. Tfcs PI3NEER FBENCD BAKERY M. J. Proprietora.

1 N. t. ear. Tanth and Wtbsttr St Telephone Whita 855, -y First quality Fi-0nch bread delivered to al Darts of Oakland, Berkeley and Ala meda. Loaves made to order for parties.

Frenehrolla maae to crder. 1 1 Mountain Wagons reduced Fifteen different styles, are reduced from at less than first cost. Single and Double Harness, reduced Park Wagons, are reduced abou than the original cost of manu reduction none ate excepted. the old and the new prices in each vehicles of a reliable firm has ES53EnE3EES served a sumptuous banquet. Dutlng the banquet a number cf toasts were respond ed to.

Tonight another large class of candidates will be initiated, and the applica tions are pouring in at every meeting. Court Advance 7,378, A. O. F. At the last meeting of the Court application was received and the rest ignation of L.

E. West was acted uponV Brother? G. -Reilly was elected to fill the chcCir for the unexpired term. He was immedately installed by H. C.

D. Arnold. I Bohemians of America. Oakland Hospitium, No. 2, Bohemians of America held a "very successful High Jinks in Fraternal Hall last Monday 1 evening, on Which occasion fuly two hundred of its members and about fifty visiting, members gathered to celebrate the inauguration of Presi dent William McKlnley an honorary member of the order.

Knights ol the Maccabees. Argonaut Tent, No. 33, K. O. T.

has i moved into Maccabee Temple, Eleventh and Clay streets. The hrst meeting was neia luesaay evening, March 5th, and Argonaut Tent holds th iliotin.fUn V. i uliuihuuh ui ucmg- iuc ui uib- anization to hold a meeting in the new a- Three candidates were initiated. The degree team of Oakland Tent per- i i i 1 uicu nic lumaiui ui iv iii i icu itable manner. State Commander Hall was -an interested spectator.

E. J. Martin' has been appointed a deputy for Argonaut Tent and fs meeting with success. The new temple will be dedi cated on the evening of April 9th. Junior Order! General George A.

Custer Council. Noi -2 U. A. M. Is making fine pro- gress.

The meetings of the lodge are wel1 attended. flodern Trojans. Alpha Lodge 1 has changed its night and place of meeting, and in the tuiure win De iouna on xnursaay even ings in New Maccabee llali: On March 14th, this lodge will give grand entertainment and dance which will be the Initial social gather Ing in this new and splendid hall. The following will participate: Miss Simona Broml, elocutionist; F. T.

Ro senthal, violinist; Mr. and Mrs. O. Schaffer, vocalists; Palmer's Juvenile Orchestra; Miss Ovlta Leathe, fancy dancer; Miss t. Crane, coronetist.

All who have enjoyed the hospitality or the lrojans in the past will attend and those who have not had that pleas ure should be present. Invitations can be procured from J. J. PlanalplOl? Broadway. Athens Lodge; No.

0, on February znti nem a very pleasant and enthus lasfic meeting at which three candi dates-were Initiated. Pacific Lodge. Pacific Lodge, No. 7 has been partlc ularly fortunate in securing the serv ices of Deputy Samuel T. Dodson Through Brother Dodson's energetic efforts.

Pacific LOdge has added about fifteen new members, and more than thirty have signed applications for membership. Pacific Lodge will initl ate ten candidates tonight at A. O. U. W.

Hall. 1139 Broadway. Fountain Lodge. At; the meeting of Fountain Lodge No. 198 Monady evening, the business of the lodge was transacted in the us ual manner.

Several of the brothers speketpn the good of the 'order. Fraternal Brotherhood. The muscal and literary entertain ment to be given at Woodmen Hall on Friday evening by the Fraternal Bro therhood is to be one of exceptional in terest. Ladies of the Maccabees. Tne ladies of Oakland Hive.

No. li men's Night" social tomorrow even ing as is usual, for the second Friday night of each month, on account of the Ladies. The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will hold its next regular meeting; Monday evening. March 11th In their hall, cor ner of Sev.etfth and Jefferson street. The society -will hold its grand annual Easter Assembly Monday evening, April stft, at Pythian Hall.

Clan Macdonaid No. 7o. A more than usually interesting time is promised the members of this order tomorrow evening. There will be at least-two new members initiated. Dr.

Crawford will present his team- of singers -before the Clan and expects to carry off the prize. Royal Deputy How- den will have his singers thoroughly trained and in good voice for the last meeting in March and he expects to beat the Doctor's team easy. Ancient Order Foresters. Court Alameda 8S61 at Its lst meet ing Initiated one candidate and sever al propositions for membership were laid before the court. Great progress was from the committee of gtrrttngement for our second quarterly entertainment to be given at the end of this month.

This court is growing wonderfully in membership as well as funds and is striding to the front rapidly. Harbor Lodge. Harbor Lodge No. 233. I.

O. O. held a regul-ar weekly session last evening, P. G. Samuel Adams presiding.

"Considerable business was transacted. GREAT VALUE OF WASHINGTON'S SWORD. The sword of George Washingiton for which Mrs. Grace Lewis Mann of 1716 Bast Eleventh street refused 000 during it3 exhibit at the World's Fair at Chicago, Is to toe sold to a mu seum or public Institution an the East, and, it is expected, will bring from SS0.000 to $100,000 to, dts present owner. Mrs.

Mann's aunt, Miss Virginia Tay lor Lewis, will give the 'proceeds from the sale to her niece. Mrs. Mann leaves for Baltimore next week to dispose of the sword, and white there will join the Colonial Dames. She will take with her George Washington's punch bowl, which was sent here to hold the baptismal water for little Betty Washington Mann, her baby. HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CRELLIN H. B. Norck. Berkeley M. I Sturart, San irancisco; j.

Caughhey. city. S. E. Burnett.

Den- ver: A. Strauss, city; v. 11' San Francisco; George. B. Mowry, city; C.

M. Blackburn. Neiy York; Mrs. F. Firinell and son, Richfield.

TOURAINE T. LoWe, Berkeley. ALBANY P. O'Donnell, city; J. J.

Scott, H. Macdonaid. Berkeley; D.s Anderson and wire. -j A I.I DO J. WV Striker, Berkeley.

ARLINGTON T. H. Grason. San Francisco; L. F.

Hogan, Portland John Smithe, Portland: D. Smith, ttamnton; Fred Hood. San Francisco. EJECTMENT WAS HOT SUCCESSFUL. In the act'ion of Jones against Mul laney the Sheriff was called upon the otiher day to place the plaintiff in "pos session of a piece of property in Em-ervville occupied by the defendant.

When a Deputy Sheriff visited Mrs. Mullaney and told her -that -her effects must be removed, she gave her consent to the proceeding, but requested that the articles be placed In a vacant lot across the street from where she had beert residing. She said she owned the latter property. The Deputy, Sheriff accordingly granted her request. Jones 'has now made a protest against the storing of Mrs.

Mullaney's effects oh the vacant lot claiming that the property Is owned by him. He says hat the -writ of ejectment was not properly complied with, as Mrs Mullaney's effects -were merely removed from one piece of property owned by him to another. He asked the Sheriff to remove the personal property from the vacant lot, but his request was refused. A similar re quest made to Constable Weidler was also refused. Jones has heen aavisea to secure another writ, If he-wishes to have M.rs.

Mullaney's property re moved from the vacant lot, as the Sheriff annot determine which claim ant to the lot is the real owner. Nye Kinsell represent Jones. PAINTERS TolciYE PRIZE MASQUERADE CASH VAL EJa borate preparations have been made lor prize masquerade carnival to" be given at" Armory Hall, Twelfth street near. Broadway, next Saturday evening, 'by Oakiand Union No. 127, Brotherhooof Painters and Paper hangers or America, me, rollowln comprise the committees: Arrangements C.

L. E. Wenk (obalr man), A. Peregrine, Frank Mosher, Lou Smith, A. J.

Summers, W. H. Mc brimmon. H. B.

Wayne. Floor Au gust Realy (chairman), -C. Groff. Lou Smith, -J. S.

uarney, A. J. summers Bert Crandall. Reception R. P.

Poor man (chairman). C. A. Ballentyne, A. G.

Fricks. W. E. Scully, R. D.

T). Madden. Frank Mosher. Refresh mentsr-W, W. George Smith Hat Room Lou Comeford, W.

H. Mc Crimmon. CANDIDATES' LETTERS SWAMP POSTOFFICE. Owing to the unusual amount of mu-alcrfpal campaign letter carters have, during the past week, been compelled tS work from one to four hours overtime each day. During the last three days the matter has been coming In so abundantly ifchat the post-office has found it almost impossible to handle it- v-'.

Death ol an Aged (Woman. Mrs. Mary T. Delane passed away yesterday at her home, corner of Twenty-sevemEh "avenue and the old county road. She was over S2 years old.

The funeral will take place Fri LYN BROOK I- RIDE A FRATERNAL NEWS OF THE WEEK. 1 Interesting Meetings in Many of the i Lodges. 1 Keystone Lodge, A. O. U.

The regular meeting of Keystone Lodge, Kp. 64, A. O. U. on, Tuesday evening was made pleasant by a number of visiting brethren from neighboring lodges.

During, recess Ercthers C. L. Phillbrick aridj George C. Stanley -of Fremont Lodge entertained the members with a number of! vocal selections, which were received with heaity applause. On Tuesday evening, March 10th, Key stone Lodge desires a full attendance of 1 I lis; meiKoers, as a.

numoer 01 me grtinu 01- ficirs will be present besides a number of members from other lodges to whom Jn-1 vitti, on thia 1 tasion an enjoyable smoker will ba given. Women of Woodcraft. Oakland Circle, No. 266, "Woman, -of Vooderaft, is preparing to recsivo the- grand guardian of the order en tho 16th of this month, and the: committee In charce will ofter to" all i prospective-' members a very enjoyable pv-phine -with an excellent oDDortunltv to hear and learn of the Ereat merits ofthe I Women of Woodcraft. 1 1 uaKiano uircic nas just paiu 10 me family of the late Neighbor AUce D.

Hawkins, whose death took place in January of this year. 'The circle received applications from eight new members last Saturday with the promise of a great many more. I Brooklyn Lodge Degree. Brooklyn Lodge, No. 225, F.

and A. at East Oakland will confer the second degree Tuesday evening, March lith. Oakland Rebekah Lojge. At! the gatheriug of the officers and members of Oakland Rebekah Lodge, No. 16, 1.

O. O. ltst Saturday evening an application for membership was received. Sister McPhail resigned as chairman of the next pay social, on account of illness In her family. There were a number oi visitors present.

The entertainment committee Ilia's' prepared an interesting program for next Saturday, evening, to which brother and eister Rebekahs axe cordially invited, The lodge meets at Gier's Hall; Fourteenth street. Sunset RebekahSocial. Sunset Retekah Lodge, No. 109, I. O.

O. will' give One of its old time socials next! Friday evenlrg at Bartleit Hair, West Oakland. A good time is expected. There will be a shcrt but interesting program and then' dancing. Refreshments will be served in the banquet- hall.

Come Admission, including suppvr, 25 cents. Tribe of Ben Hur. Last Thursday night was a red lctten night for the Tribe of Ben Hur in The family of Hur gathered together in a family 7 Eleven sons and daughters were adopted into the family. The new members were Kelly, Mrs. Mr.

and Mrs. i 1 THE HEART OF A BICYCLE IS THE CRANK-HANGER For Councilman First Ward and annexed i territory. Always identified with progress and improvements. 25 years' real dence In Oakland. AND THE RACYCLE CRANK-HANGER has always been recognized as the most perfect piece of bicycle mechanism made.

With the perfect crank- hanger bi-p ane sprockets, chain pull between the bearings, crank drive directly over the crank-bearings. Nothing manufactured in the way of a bicycle that is as GOOD AS THE RACYCLE. FRANK M. JONES. Coast Agent, Sacramento.

Calif BEE At Terminns Santa Fe Railroai STREETS CRADED; Springtime Pleasures for health and enjoyment are sure to be sought on a good and there is none bat can beat a 1901 Tribune Blue Streak wheel. follow but none lead a Tribune wheel anywhere. It is always ahead and maintains its superiority to any on the market. Careful, honest and construction and speed is the secret of its success. We have them at 840, 850.

875. Featherstores from 825 860 First-Class Repairing a Specialty. 'Bnamellng: and Japanlng. Bargains in Second-Hand Wheels. 4i l- pping Goods JUST ARRIVED IH.

S. BRIDGE C0. TAILORS i Opp. Palace Hotel. WHEN YOU HAVE THE Saoita Be THE TERMINAL CITY I S1251 S10 Cash S5 iVIonthlv ALL LEVEL LOTS Houses Built to Suit and Sold on Easy Terms.

fl McEWEN Tel. Main 1357 118 Montgomery S. F. jy Solo Agents SANTA FE The Terminal City. 'M Mm USE aaap t.

"1 O. T. will not hold their "Gentle Aae Stewart, mrs. mggenoerg ana Mrs. After the work was finished the ladies 1 I iiKMiqf 1 fr ir QUII11IIE It will cure you E.

MARTIli: d. CO. MaV aw. AW aaa 0 Isaf CoavRifiMt) Sole Agents 54 FIRST ST. San Francisco, There is only ONE POND'S EXTRACT, arid every-body knows Qts purity, strength and reat medicinal value.

Don't take the weak, watery Witch Hazel preparations represented to be "the same as" POND'S EXTRACT. They generally contain "wood alcohol," which irritates the skin, and, taken internally, is a deadly poison. Get genuine POND'S EXTRACT, sold ONLY In SEALED bottles, in BUFF wrappers. C. F.

SALOMONSON SI? Twelfth Street, Ccrner Frlia, Qzlhzi Dp. E. R. TAIT, JOHN BOHaX, rroprietot, y. 23 Twelfth Straet, befc Harrisoa tit Alice, aearly opposite Club Stabiei.

rsrsesscieatifically aad artistically aj t. jciaity, shoeing Kace Horses, TELtPMCNE, R3 43. lCC3f CROADWAY day and the remains will be Jrjtsrred la- I TELEPHOriE RSO CCC5 1.