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Hi SUNDAY MORNING X- OAKLAND TRIBUNE. SEPTEMBER 13, 1908 53v GAY PARISIENNES CALL CANADIAN TOMMY BURNS WILL DEDICATE CHURCH AND BURN THE MORTGAGE THE IDEAL MAN TO LOVE Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Which Will Be Dedicated Today. News for Those Who Need Furniture The big furniture warehouse of W. Culllgan at Twenty-second and Grove streets will be the mecca for the thrifty furniture buyers of Alameda" county for the next ten days. The Board of Trade has authorized Mr.

Culllgan to place on sale at prices never before known the entire stock of his big warehouse, and in addition five full carloads of furniture bargains that will be on display on the floor tomorrow, or as soon as space rtA to accommodate it. (By VANCE THOMPSON.) PARIS, Sept. 1J. Who are the men that Parisian women would wish to be loved by? Such is the question proposed by La Vie Parisienne, the For Rent Two Largo Floors 25x80 ft. Class A BulWlng.

Elevator service. One block from 14th and Broadway Rent very reasonable. Call or address 222 Sari Pablo Avenue ISSECOi LADY OF MEXICO oldest aristocratic paper in the capital, and the answer is given by a symposium of its readers. Monsieur Le Bargy, the romantic actor of the Theatre Francalse, shares first place with Tommy Burns, the American fighting man. Monsieur de Max, the statuesque who used to be Sarah Bernhardfs, leading is second.

Further down In the poll Maurice Barres, the distinguished academician and' literary gatylist, gets the same figure as the wrestler, Paul Pons. Kaiser Wilhelm and General Picquart figure in the list. One voter, Isabelle Fa' of the National Opera Corps de Ballet, answered, "My ideal is ettht-r Rockefeller or Pierpont Morgan." 1 'y' MEXICAN STATESMAN'S c7rz7iTTci(-r77ui7uT7T7od houses huvl been pulled down to make room for thl mass of marble, end the cost has beta enormous. Now tho beautiful talazzla 500 HOUSES DESTROYED ment to Victor Emmanuel, the largest of Its kind on earth, which has been WIFE VISITING OAKLAND TO ERECT MONUMENT Mr. Culligan must satisfy a claim of $10,500 which his creditors hold against him, and to produce this sum the prices will be cut on this great quantity of furniture and floor coverings to one-half the factory cost.

The opportunity that is herewith presented is without a parallel in the history of merchandising in Alameda county. While it is extremely disastrous to the Board of Trade to accept such a small proportion of the value of this furniture stock in lieu of all indebtedness, it will prove a bonanza to those who desire to buy, for the prices at which, this merchandise is marked are low onnnirh to clean it all up in a few called "the incubus of Rome," has beanidl Venczia for veius the seat of tlx twenty years in building already, and It. Austrian Embassy, is to ie pulled dol ROME, Sept 12. The Immense monu- pror-apiy will take ten years more to to upen up the view of the monument. Mrs.

Ramon Corral, Wife ofj Vice-President and Probable Successor of Diaz, An Interesting Woman. Mrs. Ramon Corral, the. wife of Vice- Fire! "75 President Corral of Mexico, and wno Talking Machine days. On account of such a sacrifice in "price all sales will be strictly cash.

Mail orders accompanied by check, money order or draft will be filled in of their receipt. AMERICAN WOMEN IDLE AND ELEGANT PARIS, Sept. 12. Count dHausson-ville, who Is the representative of the aristocracy In the French Academy, has an article in the Gaulois entitled "Notes visltin in Oakland, is believed to stana the "first lady of the land" in the soutnern public before long, because of th( prominence of her husband as a candi tat to succeed President DIaa. IIIIUIMI III I II III! I III III The latter has emphatically said tnai ill nil i llii I III Lll he would not accept another term as on the United States." He has been twice in the United States and had President, and at the proper time wants the people to elect a successor to mm.

studied the country under many aspects Commenting on what he calls the double Those who are acquainted life of the American world, he writes: facts 'state that an analysis political situation Bhow there are "The life intense, full of business and TO ASSIST IT CEREMONY somewhat brutal of the American man. and the life Idle and elegant of the wora- en." he says that except in Boston the women are better educated in general than the men. three strong candidates iur They are Vice-President Corral, Minister of Finance Jose Ives Limantour and General Barnardo Reyes, formerly Secretary of War and now Governor of the State of Nuevo Leon. These men are permitting their friends to Inaugurate campaigns in their behalf throughout the country. CORRAL IS ACTIVE.

Vice-President Corral has been the mnct artlve in Dromoting his political Interesting Dedication Will Be DEAFNESS CURED That Of Grace M. E. Church Today. By New Discovery th neoDle. He.

like Dedicatory services of the Grace Meth "I Have Dem odist Episcopal church, corner Thirty- the other two men, is pro-American in his sympathies and believes in a liberal policy to encourage people of this rountrv to invest in Mexico. His po fourth and Market streets, will be held this morning. The Rev. Dr. Barnhart, i otirtrated That Deafness Can litical is being extended pasiur oi me cnurcn, wm presiae.

all over the country, and some of the Among the ministers who will partici In order to accommodate our constantly increasing patronage we have established a branch store at 222 San Pablo Ave. for the convenience of our customers. Here will be found all the newest models of Edison and Victor Phonographs and a complete stock of all the latest records. It will be our constant aim to make this new store second to none. In order to get you acquainted with this branch store we.

are going to give away absolutely free a new $75 Phonograph. All you have to do to win this beautiful instrument is to visit this store on or before Saturday, September 19, 10 P. and get a ticket which entitles every adult to one chance on this valuable prize. Drawing takes place Saturday evening, September 19th, at 10:05 P. M.r Be Cured." Dr.

pate are the Rev. John Kirby, Dr. Coyle, ablest officials of the Government and nrominent newsnaners are said to be espousing his cause. Guy Clifford Powell. the Rev.

Dr. Morris of Boston, the Rev. Dr. F. D.

Bavard. George Hutchinson, president of the trustees, will burn the mortgage. Mrs. Corral has been a guest In OaK land since Monday. She has been in ill health for some time and her doctors The church waa built two years ago, advised her to try change of scene.

at a cost of $9000. It was orlsrinally in DAUGHTERS IN CONVENT. REV. tended for a mission church, but within 1 1 J. M.

BARNHART, Its Pastor Mrs. Corral has two young? daughters In the convent in San Jose and a son, Ramon Corral at Notre Dame in the last year its indebtedness iias been cleared. The church was not dedicated at the time it was completed, because of its financial condition. N. Stromberg.

W. N. Russell, H. J. Jenkins.

Anson Weeks. San Francisco. It was partly to be near her children that she decided to spend a few weeks here. Because of ill health An unusual feature of the dedication The secret of how to use the mysterious and invisible nature forces for. the cure of Deafness and Head Noises has at last been discovered by the famous Physician-Scientist.

Dr. Guy Clifford Powell. Deaf -ness and Head Noises disappear as1 if by maple under the use of this new and wonderful discovery. He will send all who suffer from Deafness and Head Noises full information how they can be cured, absolutely free, no matter how long they have been deaf, or what caused their deafness. This marvelous Treatment is so simple, natural and certain that you will wonder why it was not discovered before.

Investigators are aton- will be the omission of a church offer The church stewards are: N. Rus- sell, R. W. Buffum, W. N.

Stromberg. John Wesley Percy. Mrs. A. M.

Palmer, her visit has been a very quiet one, but before she departs there will probably be Mrs. R. E. Vealt, Mrs. E.

Dargasso, R. E. Veall. H. J.

Jenkins, A. H. Piepenburg, several affairs given in her honor. ing. The Rev.

Mr. C. Evans, superintendent' of the Oakland district, will preach in the morning. The Rev. Mr.

Edward Maclellan will deliver the sermon In the evening. Mrs. Corral is a dignified and dis Mrs. R. O.

Watkins, Mrs. Clara Mad- docks, Mrs. W. N. Russell.

Ladies' Aid president. Mrs. W. N. Rus tinsruished appearing woman with, the soft and charming manners of the Span sell Epworth League president.

Miss ish. lshed and cured patients themselves An interesting program of music will Irene Maddocks: chorister, Mr. a. h. marvel at the quick results.

Any deaf be given, and the choir will render sacred I Piepenburg; organist, Mrs. Clara E. Mad docks; ushers, George Miller, John El person can nave mil lniormauon now to be cured quickly and cured to stay cured 1 liott, John Stemle, and William Miller. at home without investing a cent. Write today to Dr.

Guy Clifford Powell, 3504 ianlc 111., and get full information of this new and wonderful eovery, absolutely free. EDISON TO DO NO CLEARING HOUSE BANK REPORT Oakland Phonograph Co. music. The services will be as follows: MORNING SERVICE. Organ Voluntary.

Antiiem, "Praise Ye the Hymn by Sunday-echooL Responsive Reading. The Gloria PatrL The New Testament Lesson. Notices and Collection. Offertory Alto Solo, "But the Lord is Mindful of His Own" Mendelssohn Mrs. J.

M. Barnhart. Sermon. Burning Mortgage: A. Hutchinson Dedication Rev.

W. C. Evans. Ph.D., Oakland District Superintendent. SAVE MONEY AVOID PAIN iBtlti Eilracted Without Pain LARGEST PHONOGRAPH DEALERS OS THE PACIFIC COAST.

222 SAN PABLO AVENUE MORE INVENTING Acknowledged to be the easiest and best 472 ELEVENTH STREET, OAKLAND, ANj 1220 FTLIiMORE STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. painless extractors in Oakland, i Holdings -for the Week Are Until wo have decided to make our bust Doxology and Benediction. SEATTLE, Sept 12. sets of teeth -for $3.00 EVENING SERVICES.

Thomas Edison, the wiaard of the iTtkTH $7,652,125 Less Than They Were for Week. Orchestra. Hymn. WHDVTrVOX Anthem, "Be Ye Followers of God James H. Rogers The Choir.

electrical world, has arrived in Seattle on a vacation trip, which he is taking on the Pacific coast Edison has laid aside the commercial part of his work and announces that he will do no more inventing. His efforts hereafter will be directed toward discovering new Scripture Reading Responsive. NEW YORK, Sept. 12. The state Duet ment of the clearing-house banks for Mrs.

A. H. Piepenburg, Miss Irene Maddocks. the week (five days) shows that the banks hold $51,992,825 more than the Violin Solo J. Mars ton SET OF TEETH $3.00 Z2K GOLD CROWNS 2.00 GOLD FILLINGS 1.00 SILVER FILLINGS 60 BTHDQEWORK 2.00 Notices and Offering.

requirements of the 25 per cent re Soprano Solo Selected serve rule. This is a decrease of Miss Irene Maddocks. 'No i-barge for extracting when teeth are Orchestra, "Judex" Gounod ordered. A written guarantee for 20 Anthem, "Benedlctus," E-fiat major. George W.

-Warren. Offertory, Divine 652,125 in the proportionate cash reserve as compared with- last week. The statement of averages follows: Loans Jl, 322,730,500, increase deposits, $1,420,061,900, increase circulation things in science, and he will be confined only to the things he likes to do best In the Pacific Northwest he Is investigating the immense water power which is now going to waste In many places. He advocates the ment of water power as a means of husbanding the world's supply of coal. Some day, he says, scientists must discover a substitute for coal, the supply of which is fast diminishing.

years with all work. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS 1155', WASHINGTON ST. Mr. A. H.

Piepenburg. Sermon Rev. Edward Maclellan Hymn. HOURS Wevk days. 9 to Sunday.

to 12. 100, decrease legal tenders $80,496,700, decrease specie $3126,511,600, decrease re Benediction. The church trustees are: George A. Hutchinson, president; R. E.

Veall, secretary; Elmer N. Hortman, treasurer; Charles Armstrong. A. H. Piepenburg.

serve reauired $355,015,475, Increase Notice of Sale surplus $51,992,825, de crease ex-TJ. S. deposits $54,358,550, decrease $7,598,125. of School Bonds The percentage of actual reserve of WHO HAS NERVOUS TROUBLE? Read this special FREE TREATMENT OFFER for sufferers who call THIS WEEK. Dizzy anil despondent spells are often the clearing banks at the close of bus iness yesterday was 28.72.

Notice is hereby given that the Board or Supervisors of the Countv of Alameda, The statement of banks and trust companies of Greater New York, not reporting to the clearing-house, shows II lf? that these institutions nave aggregate deposits of total cash on hand, $101,189,100, and loans amounting to $943,959,100. i State of California, will, on the 2Sth day of September, A. D. 1908, at the hour 9t 11 o'clock A. at the office of fcaid Board, in the Hall of Records, In t'ie said City of Oakland, in the said County, at the regular meeting of said Board, sell to the highest and best for cash, the bonds of said -Frultvale School District in the 'sum of One Hundred" Thousand Dollars, said bonds to be In the sum and denomination of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) -vech.

and to be numbered from one () to one hundred (100) both Inclusive, and to bo issued in twenty (20) series of five (5) bonds each, one of. said series of Tflve (5) of said bonds to be paid each year until all of the series have been paid, with Interest thereon at the rate OA five per cent (5) per annum, payable semi-annually on the 15th day of WORKS Crosses Great Salt Lake by Daylight CHICAGO DAYS 3 flCHTOR DEfiimiD experienced by nervous sufferers and when accompanied by failing memory, pain in the back, tired feeling in the morning, fear of impending evil, thoughts of suicide, serious fears of coming insanity and poor sleep, dangerous nervous trduble threatens. Complete prostration follows nervous exhaustion. We will give to all sufferers who call ANY DAY THIS WEEK EXCEPT WEDNESDAY free consultation, examination, and one trial treatment without charge, to demonstrate his New Method Electro-Medical Treatment. We have the best treatment in the world for Nervous, Stomach, Kidney Diseases and Catarrh.

One free treatment will convince any sufferer that quick and permanent relief is at hand if the case is curable. Don't wait for your nervous troubles to run into Epileptic Fits, St Vitus Dance, Paralysis, Heart Failure, Insanity, Weakness or Death. We exact no fee for professional services from the poor and hard working classes and arrange to have fheir medicines furnished at moderate cost, by the month. Hours, 10 to 4. Free consultation.

DRS. BOLTEY LOB AY 1018 WASHINGTON ST. Cor. 11th, Oakland, Opp. Hale's.

REJECTED Wm 0i City Refuses to Pay $400,000 January, and the 16th day of July of each- year until said bonds are paid, said and the interest thereon payable in Gold Coin of the United States; and Notice is hereby further given that sealed proposals shall be made to the for Plant, Keported to be Out of Date. said Board of Supervisors of said County of -Alameda for the purchase of said bonds, or any portion thereof, not less It Is indeed a pleasure, for me to recommend the Drs. Boltey and Lobnr System. It has cured me of a very serious nervous and stomach trouble. MRS.

VAL C. JACKSON. R. F. Woodland, Cal.

Close connection for all Eastern cities. See Cape Horn Devil's Slide. Echo Canyon Lake Tahoe. Superior equipment Drawingroom Sleepers Diner Library Observation in number than one (l) entire bond. said proposals to be left with the County SAM FRANCISCO.

Sept. 12. The di li It i I II rectors of the Sanitary Reduction Works, fcrmio-b President C. L. Tilden, declined i Clerk of said County of Alameda at his office in the Hall of Records of said County of Alameda, in the said City a fit 1 Ian I r- Kajma th kn.iv 11 Car Periodicals Electric yesterday to accept the city's offer of o'clock A.

M. of the 28th day of Sep tember, A. v. 1308. lor xne wmia'j' chise and real estate and demanded $400,000.

This demand the hospital and Hi That each proposal must be accom panied with a certified check or a cash deooslt in the sum of two per cent health committee of tne iscaru oi super of the amount of the proposal, payable visors declined -to conaldor, and put the to the Chairman of the Board of super matter over for another rweek with a suggestion to President Tilden that he use that said check, or cash deposit. throughout. Low rate for round trip tickets to principal A Eastern cities. September 15th and 16th. Kansas City, September 23-24-25.

Denver, September 14-15-21st to. inclusive. Final return limit, October 31st will he returned to the unsuccest rul Wd der. in case of the rejection of his pro the Interval In endeavoring to unng nis association to more "easouable telms. If I i posal and that the check, or cash de- "As we have said said Chairman Payot making a most posit, of the successful bidder will be forfeited In case he neglects to pay for -th bonds bid for by him on or before the 16th day of -October, A.

D. 1908, ten liberal offer in proposing to give (10) days notice to mm or tne accept for what really has no vaiue except as a real estate proposition. Tha land is ance of his biT having been previously alven In writing, said Board, nowever, reserving the right to reject any and all bids for said bonds. Said notice is alven pursuant to the resolution of the TIE UNION NATIONAL BANK Of Oakland, California N. W.

COR. TWELFTH AND BROADWAY UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY Established 1875 OFFICERS JAMES L. DE FR EMERY, President GEO. D. GRAY, Vice-President IE.

F. JORDAN. Cashier. GEO. ROETH, Vice-President GEO.

SCHA1IMEL Ass't Cashier. Southern Pacific Company Board of Supervisors adopted on the jiotn day of September, A. D. isus, pur to the report of the Board of Trus 'V worth perhaps $200,000, ana as was paid for it originally, certainly that is allowing a handsome lor increase in value. SAYS PLANT IS ANCIENT.

"The plant ltaelf ia antiquated, insufficient and inadequate, and Its acquisition by the city merely means that we will be cut to expense to remove it. "The franchise the company claims to hold it not an exclusive privilege, and is therefore of no actual value. In short. tees of Frultvale School District, of the election of said bonds, at an election G. T.

PORSYTH, W. F. HOLTON, held on the 22 nd day of August. A. D.

.1908. in said Frultvale School District, to which said resolution and report an D. F. P. Agent.

C. P. the proceedings thereon, on file in the office of said Board of Supervisors, ref Corner Thirteenth' and Frankliii Streets, Oakland. erence is hereby specifically made for further particulars affecting the issuance Phones Oakland 543, or Home A-2543. aa I have said, the only thing of value is the land, but it is considered advis ind 'the sale oi said norms.

(SEAL) JOHN P. COOK able to offer $300,000 instead of $200, County Clerk and ex-offieio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said County 000 as an Inducement for a peaceable settlement." 1 QI Alameda..

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