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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-30

Abuse your stomach, OBJ.
struct the liver and over
work the kidneysl Thou
sands have done this and
now sufTerl You wonder
why you are weak. It is
because your food is not
properly digested and does
not make pure blood, Ir.
Shops StoanGch, iyer &
Kidney Cure cures Indiges-
ton, Biliousness and Weak
Kidneys. 1t will make you d
strong. Sharpen your APP \
petite. 1t is the greatest i
Spring and Summer Tonic 4
known.
Sold by Druggist at 400 or sent express X
prepaid upon receipt 90 price. Send for free II
Medical Book % Dr. SHo0p, RACINE, Wis n
EAsESlS& " Isassy ~ OK xEzE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-30

Fox SALE.-A fine mare Of road
ster stock, suitable for family pur-
poses, or any other Good size and
color; sound as a bullet and true as
steel Inquire at the TRIBUNE
office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-30
s:utaw... s.!3!er. aas sa!!... aeea!.a.

osasA"5l1 014-I5!9 IN ~%I41.s IV4A4s4'
For the Southwestern Soldiers
and Sailors reunion to be held at
Richland Center, June 10 TO u,
excursion tickets will be sold at fare
and third for round trip, VIII sell
June TO 18th, making return cou-
pons good until Ju.n, 18Th.
n. II, SNow, Agt.
G. NJ. % St. p, Ry
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-30

a CHOICE and novel line of per.
fumcry at Prideaux's Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-30
FRESH BREAD DAILY.

At Blewett d Jacka's parlor bakery.
We also keep constantly on hand
fresh cakes, pies and cookies 3tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-30

MISSES, ladies', boys and men.
shoulder Braces new Iiue-al
Prideaux's drug store
The morning call., 1891-03-24

q 10: Dried Okra, 2O@3Oc: Green Peas, &c o n for
sweet and 5G6c for Held; String Beans, 1ot91213c;
Marrowfat Squash. 80 = ton; Dry Peppers, 16Q2Oc
y 10: Cabbage 509oU0c q ctl; Feed Carrots. DUO:
Turnips. 75c; Beets, 81 Parsuips, 81 20; Garlic,
GOO p 10 for Italian and LOG 21ai for California
ROVlSIONS-Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon
is Quotabje at 139l3Hsc q 10; California smoked
Bacon, 9@91Ac p II for heavy and medium,
and l215611 Sc p 10 for light: 1S@l312e for extra
light: Bacon sides, 9G9Mc y 10: Eastern Sugar
cured Hams for city trade. 12(912l4c: California
Hams. salt. 11GllAc p ID; refr1gerator-cured.
1IA@12c: Lard. tierces. Eastern, all KINDS. SAG
Sc; cases, 1O(1l012c; California. tierces. sG94ci
halfbbls 9i49912e tins, 10c; pals, l0-ib, l013c;
do, 5-io. 104c: kegs, S34@l0c q 10; Mess Beer,
81 5OG9; extra mess DO. So oO99; family do,
S15@l5 SO: extra clear $40 5000: mess do.
S17(0I7 90 2 Dbl; Pig Pork, p keg, $305 IS; gs'
Feet. $13913 50 q Dbl; Smoked Beef, 11a49l2G
IL
choice.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers are
1uotable at 71sc u 10; medium, &c q ID light,
&c u 10; Cowhfdes, 5951a 2 he; sailed Kip. 4c;
sated Calf. $685. dry Hides. usual selection. 91ac.
dry KlpS SC; dry Calf, 9c prime GoatsSins. 4015Oc
each: medium do 25@335c; small skins, log zoe;
Deerskins good summer. 81 zee; medium. 300 3212:
tnin 2O@25; SheepsEins, shearItngs, lO92Oc; short
wool, 3Ut950c; medium, 65G9Oc: long wool SO9
81 rs 2 b. Culls of all kinds about 13 less
TALLOW-Fair to GOOD rendered, 31a@oAci
refined, 47S@5e: Grease. &c y 10.
appeared haii clips are quotable as folows: S2cra-
mento Valley free, l39I4c; do defective, ljg l2c;
Mountain free, l09l5c; san Joaquin and Southern
nmlOc q n.
The morning call., 1891-03-24

means subdued or reverential, echoed
through the empty church, which, in the
twilight of the short winter day. was al
ready beginning to be filled with dimness
and with gloom.
Ernest could catch a glimpse of his eldest
sisters crimson skirts aud WOODEN stockings
exalted high above the pulpit; Mary, the
second, was clutching wildly round the
capital of pillar half way down the aisle,
whilst Ellen was clamberiDg inelegantly on
her hands and knees upon windOw-ledge.
Give us the nails minute, pease?"
Mr.. Fenton, bit more rope, If you can
find t?''
"Oh! Mr.. FentGn. would you mind reach
ing the end of that text for me? Not the
Unto u.s. end, the 'Halleluiah' end, please"
The unhappy Mr.. Fenton was run off his
legs; he was meek, fair-faced young Gu
rate, with timid nature and weak eyes /;
but such as he was he was much at the
beck and call of the squire's daughters, for
"a curate is eurate Tor all that" and un-
married men were rare indeed in the parish
of F0sSett.
Everybo was TAR too busy to take the
slightest notice of Ernest. He stood lean
ing against pillar near the door, upon the
further side of which ladder was proppcd
up, and surveyed half enviously the busy
scene before him. Some of the school chill
dren and the verger were sorting and ar
ranging the evPrgreens near the font, and
the young ladies'; he never could go up lad
ders himself, it made him giddy, but he was
very useful to fetch aud carry.
81 It's getting darker every minute" said
Georgna Redforth, in the distance; 1--WE
shan't be able to do much more to-day"
- You might fetch candle, Mr. Fenton,"
suggested Ellen she spoke mumblngIy, be-
cause her mouth was full of tin tackS.
will. Miss Ellen; there is one in the
yestry," replied the meek one, hurrying off
to do her behest.
just then, Immediately above Ernest's
head, there came the sound of soft voice
that seemed to descend out of the vague
darkness of the old oaken rafters and like
an angelic whisper to float downward to-
ward the young man beneath.
Is that you, Mr. Fenton ?' murmured
the silvery voice of the invisible angel in
the roof. VIII you very kindly hand me
up that small hammer that is lying on the
seat? There, close to your hand, it isp'
Ernest was cropping about in the semi
darkness for the hammer and marvelng-
whose was this sliver-tOned voice? No Red
forth maiden who ever drew breath had
such voice as that. Having found the
hammer he peered upward, and in the gloom
above him he could just discern dark mass,
like unto female form, clad in black, out
OF which white face seemed TO CLEAN,
mOonlike and mysterious.
1hIeo spirits straightway took possess
sion Of our friend Ernest-a spirit of Curl
osity, spirit of adventure and spirit of
mischief-and entering into the tabernacle
Of his soul. these three spirits straightway
proceeded to make themselves very much
at home there.
He uttered no disclaimer as to his identity
with the Rev. Cyrus Fenton. He uttered
no words at all in fact; he simply picked up
the hammer and went up the ladder.
When he got near the top lie came upon
soft WOODEN skirts and found himself in
The morning call., 1891-03-24
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks opened at a pronounced recovery yester-
day, though business was quieter. In the morning
session Best Il BeIcher advanced to 81 80 Con.
Cal Il Virginia to SI2 70, Potosi to 81 55 ophr to
IS 10, Mexican to SO 80, on.
In the afternoon call there marked decline,
as will be seen below. Best & Be cher sold down to
So as, Con. Cal. q Virginia to $ll S712, Yellow
jacket 81 80, Mexican TO IS 3d. ophir to So IL,
and
The close frmer again In most stocks.
Local securities were rather more active, espe-
cialIy in bonds.
Con Cal. i Virginia mllled last week 1920 tons
ore, aSsaynz S3l So the highest assay for months.
A shipment of S2S,77I was made to the Carson
Mint.
Chollar milled last week 585 tons ore assaying
SIS so.
The first level OF North Commonwealth produced
last week seventeen OF frst-cass averaging
S242 per ton, and orty-three carloads of second
class, averaging S24 per ton.
The Silver King assessment falls delinquent in
board to-day
Assessments Pending
The following is A list of assessments now pending:
The morning call., 1891-03-24
swindled on a Patent.

Obtaining money by false pretenses was
the charge upon which George ii. Merrick
was arrested yesterday. The warrant was
issued on complaint of John J. Coffey, an
attorney. who claims that on the 9th of De
cember Merrck fraudulently represented
that he owned patent for an improvement
in faucets. Upon this representation he
borrowed 500 from him and signed over
his interest in the alleged patent. After
advancing the money Coffey made an in
vestigatlon and discovered that Merrick had
no patent nor had he applied for letters on
The morning call., 1891-03-24
BY A BROOK WITH HERRICK.

Z A BROOK WITH HERRICK.
In the green woods is the brook.
Like lyric in this book,
Singing as 1t slips along
Tender strains of sylvan song.
Carol OF the thrush's throat
Echoes in its liquid note;
Murmur of the woodland bee
Haunts its dr0wSy melody,
And its music soft and low.
Mimics all the gales that go
Whispering in bOughs Of green
Spread above it like q screen.
Ger its brink the lily. whits
As the risen moon at night,
Leans in rapture listening
To the song it has to sing.
Like a maiden who for love
From her lattice leans above,
Drinking In the song that slips
Through the shadows from the lips
or her lover in the gloom,
SO above the brook this bloom
Leans to hear the message sweet
That her lover may repeat,
Lettering beside the stream,
Is it strange that I should dreamf
Dream OF errick, and OF her
For whose eyes his lyrics were
Julia? She this lily is.
And the brooks songs all are his!
Frank Dempster Sherman in Harper'S Bazaar.
The morning call., 1891-03-24

BAGs-Calcutts, May and June 1907 lac; Wool
Bags. 36@38c.
sUGAR-The California Refinery quotes terms
net cash: Cube, Crushed. Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed. all &c; Dry formulated. sac; Confec-
toners A. 65sc: Extra @. 1850; Golden O. 43sc 2
10: Bags l4c more than bbls
the american Refinery quotes as follows. terms net
cash: Extra Fine Cube. Crushed. Fine Crushed and
Powdered. &c q 10; Extra Fine Powdered, TAG: Dry
Graduated, csc: Xxx do, CSC; Confectioners' A,
65sc: White Extra U, sc; Extra C. 45sc: Golden c.
A3ac p 10.
The morning call., 1891-03-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, March %.

Flour marked up.
Wheat advanced.
Barley stronger.
Other cereals unchanged.
Beans steadier
Hay in better tone.
Feedstuffs unchanged.
Potatoes in steady demand.
Onions unchanged.
Butter rather quIeter.
Eggs in fair demand.
Apples weaker.
Poultry and Game quiet
Dried Fruits dull.
Raisns depressed.
Asparagus lower and Rhubarb higher.
New Wool coming in.
Brazil Nuts lower
The morning call., 1891-03-24
DENOMINATIONS of Banks.

The Bank of Tehama and Red Bluff has
been examined by Commissioner Knight, who
reports resources and liabilities S791, 1881 SO.
Commissioners Gerberding aud Dunsmoor
have examined into the condition of the Uni
versity Bank and the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, both at Los Angeles. The
resources and liabilities of the former are
1922, 10 81. ana of the latter. So. 100, 454 81.
The morning call., 1891-03-24
Warrants for Bonnty-Jumpers,

Presiding Justice of the Peace Low issued
warrants yesterday for the arrest of nine
Chinese. who might be styled bounty Jump
ers. The large Alaskan canning companies
engage their Chinese through a bureau or
broker in this city, and their custom is to
pay them $50 each in advance. Frequently
the Cinnamon Jump" this advance and
"blow" it into tan game, then hire out on
the same terms to a rival company, The
nine warrants issued were for Chinese who
have been practieing this little scheme.
The morning call., 1891-03-24

recently wandered into Haley's garden and
destroyed plants. and during the quarrel on
the subject of the inroad of the ducks Mrs.
Foster claims that she was beaten by the
Haley family. A pair of blackened eyes
and bruised face were pointed to as EVIL
dence of the truth of her story.
The morning call., 1891-03-24

Don't cheat yourself
out OF a good eaese cg
taking a poor I'M Gataoa
for the genuine Seal cg
Nor tn Cagolina Plua
Cut Tobacco.
fe5 cod 3m sp
The morning call., 1891-03-24
Beaten by Ncichbors.

Mrs. Cecilia Foster of 80 Converse sire ct,
swore to complaint yesterday asking for
the arrest of Patrick Haley, his wife,
Bridget, and their son Frank. In fact she
wants the whole family arrested for battery.
Mrs. Foster has frequently had trouble with
her neighborS about some ducks. These
The morning call., 1891-03-24
No Established Grades.

The residents of Precita Valley and yicin-
ity are anxious to have grade established on
many streets in their "dcestriek," but find
that no provision has been made by the
Board of Supervisors for the establishment
of grades. They have therefore notified the
board of the fact, and asked for speedy ac-
ton.
The morning call., 1891-03-24

MoRSINs SALES
Board-$1O00 2 Branch Railway Bonds, 1071a;
$4,000 do 1071A; $1,000 do, 1914; 100 Pacific
Bank, 100: 40 S Water, "a
Street-40 California Ins, 1l2.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Boards Water 81; 10 40, 94A: 100 Pa
cihc Bank, $50; $4,000 Branch Railway Bonds.
street-2o Water. "a; $4,000 Omnibus Cable
Bonds, 1l71z.
The morning call., 1891-03-24
THE HUNTOoN TRACT.
Ttru
1 II = II - =
AT PIEDMONT.
an IL

The most beautiful property at the end OF the
cable road and within five minutes walk OF Blair's
Park.
only ls lots left in this slightly tract at the old
prices and easy terms.
Magnificent view.
Perfect climate. No fOgs or wind
Large lots 50x155 feet.
Price $3.50 each. Only one-ffth cash.
Within year these lots at the present rate of i'm
proyement in this section VIII be worth at least
double the money.
Don't forget TO see them the next time you go to
Piedmont Send for maps and price list. Mention
this paper. WILLIAM j. DISGEE, $50 and 462
Eighth street. Oakland mrZ2 1t
The morning call., 1891-03-24

NEW YORK. March 23-In the stock market to-
day little animation shown In the general list
outside of st. Paul, Burlington, RocS Island and
Northern Pacific preferred. The market was
steady, and with slow appreciation of values which
prevailed throughou the day there were some
marked gains before the close. The declaration OF
the usual dividend for the quarter upon Rock Island
gave the principal stimulus to the upward move
ment The market closed dun aud firm at about
the highest prices reached Rock Island is up l55,
st. Paul 1875, Burlington l. Governments steady.
Petroeum-Apr closed at 725sc.
NEW YORK. March 23-United States Bonds AS.
12l; 41a's. lO2; Northern Pdci1c.s27ls; Canadian
Pacific, 1854 Central Pacific, 2915; Union Pacific,
445s; Atchison, PTS; Wells Fargo. $40; Western
Union, 1855; Silver, 9S1&c; Sterling. 81 81 @
s9%.
NEW YORK, March 23.-whcat. cash, -; March,
81 1914.
Flour-Firm.
Cofee-sl7 So.
Sugar. 1865 1l-16c.
Hops-Paclhc Coast. 293ol
Hides-1313c
COpper-Lake, sl3 50.
Tin-Spot $50.
Lead-Domestic, 81 40
Iron-$l4
Petroleum-April. 725sc.
The morning call., 1891-03-24

shipping Notes.
Steamers to SAL to-day are the oregon for Port
Iaud the Australia for Honolulu the Pomona for
San Diego, the Newport for Newport and the Gypsy
for the Salinas River. The George W. Elder and
Columbia fall due from Portland, the st. Paul from
Puget Sound, the Willamette Valley from Yaquina
Bay. the Coos Bay from San Pedro. the Point Iona
from Grays Harbor the Newport from the southern
coast and the Lakme from Departure Bay.
The bark AureOIa, 7S5 tons, loads Coal at De-
parture Bay for this port.
The John C. Potter takes for Callao 3S,3T1 ctls
Wheat, valued at $5S,790; Edward o'Brien, for
Antwerp, - 759 ctls, at S1l0,957
The morning call., 1891-03-24
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

IToR SALE-AT NEwBURY STATION, Der
Il kelley new house o. rooms. bath, etc; lot 5Ox
1OO one block from station; very easy terms price
$1,000. Call or address A. B. MERRILL, SOB Bry-
ant St, city. on the premises. mr2l u
The morning call., 1891-03-24
I INDA VISTA TERRACE.


WHAT IS LINDA VISTA TERRACE?
It is a beautiful tableand, lying about midway
between Oakland and Piedmont, and traversed by
tie line Of the Piedmont cable road.
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Is a large eIpsnSe OF rolling land, but one Of its
chief characteristics IS its easy fluctuations. The
neient rise from southwest TO northwest to give TO
every lot bread pnobstr9eted view, there is an
sightller portions might be cheapened.
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Affords views every direction that for beauty and
compreheusiyeness are unequaled on either side of
the bay From almost every spot on the terrace
may be the uarbor and hills of san Francisco,
the Golden Gate Mount Tamalpais, with its massive
faHks, and the Upper or san Pablo Bay. sweeping
the horizon to the southwark, the eye encounters
the spires Of Oakland with Lake Merritt nesting in
its midst the southern extension OF the bay and,
beyond, the hills OF San Mateo County. Nortnward
lies Piedmont not the least feature in this picture
LINDA VISTA TERRACE,
Front its elevated situation is specially desirable
from sanitary point of view 1t IS entirely free
from miasmatc yapors which may be seen arising
from the levels in the early morning and at evening
The temperature averages degrees warmer tnan IN
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Is only 10 minutes by charming ride from the
center OF Oakland and only 40 minutes from San
the broad and narrow gauge ferry depotS, thus al
fording 15-Iutnute communication between the
Terrace and san Francisco Cars every min
utes and connect with the last boat from the city.
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Affords every desideraJum for a charming home.
City water is piped over the properly. Arrange
meHts being perfected for a complete system of
sewerage, and the principal streets VIII be graded,
macadamiZed and cement sidewalks laid. number
OF fine houses are now being erected and several
more are contracted for to be begun between now
and spring improvements are restricted TO mini
mum value OF SSUuO thus maintaining the terrace
as hTst-CiaSs residence property
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offered TO parties intending to build at once
For maps. prices, terms and full Information re-
gardlng
Gail upon or communicate with
E A. HERON,
1850 Broadway, Oakland.
The morning call., 1891-03-24
New York Markets.

LONDON. March 23.-Consols. a6 11-16: United
States Bonds-4's, 123Ia do, 4IAs, l6+I4; Silver,
45 Lie; Rentes. 95f 15c; Bullion into Bank OF En-
gland, fS3 600
The morning call., 1891-03-24
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaugnterers to dealers ara
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6G6lAc: second quality.
b1ac; third do, 4G05c.
VEAL-Large, 5@lTc: small Calves. 1855.
MUTTON-W others. 9IbtGl0c; Ewes, 8 1ac.
SPRING LAMB-l4GI5c p 10.
PORK-Ltve Hogs. 4Psd14{4c 2 10 for heavy hard
grained and 5@15Iae for light average do; stock
Hogs. Az 4Sac 3 ID; dressed do. Sal9e p 10.
The morning call., 1891-03-24
Eng ish wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL, March 23.-The spot market is higher
at IS sd. Cargoes firm Ais Cd for off
coast, 40S Sd for just shipped and AIS for nearly
The morning call., 1891-03-24

The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. March, IS sd; April. IS
4s4d; May, IS 3s4d; June. IS Sd; July, IS 214d;
August, IS 134d; September, IS la4d.
The morning call., 1891-03-24
Following were the sales IN the Pacific Stock Board


AFTERNOON SESSION.: 30.
$50 Andes 500 Croker ..2l 90 Onhir. ....55s
42O & Bits 200 & ..3.2O 800 II
$50 ...-....65s 200 200 PotOsi "A
$50 ........5s4 100 b 10. .3.lj 50 Savage. .2.90
200 BOdie .2Ui2UU q N. 2.sU20 Scorpion. ..33
800 Bullion .9h 200 Lustice..l1 zoo d MI "A
100 go 800 Kentuck. AZ 400 20
150 Chall c.. 30 200 Lady w ..l72O0 Unon-..3.4h
400 ChuIlar go $50 Mexican3.55 200 3.4U
500 &C y N.llA 90 ...........31@ 90 Titan.
100 ........ % $50 Isle.l .Z070U Weldon. IL
200 Point 100 .......l. 80 100 YJacket.2. go
100 b 3U.2.s5
The morning call., 1891-03-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSE.

HOUSE.
1 w II Calmers. College Cy
G F Rowell, stmr oregon
d E Wiley, Vina
ID Z Lyon, California
j V McCurdy, Paradise V
L Graham. Chico
w Glenn, Sacramento
ID Grifhth. Penryn
w ID Rodgers, walnut Crk
~ Z NJ ore. Cleveland
Nv IL Tuggle, Modesto
7 Smith. Minnesota
II Bardin, Salinas
w l. Camp. Hanford
Miss o Lewis, New York
II L Fox, New York
W L Kim6ail, California
G I JamiSon. San Jose
j ID Kelsey, san jose
~ ii Harp. Modesto
W Tucker, Nacaville
J Philips, California
A w Stone, Fortuna
e Kay, Fortuna
w 7 White. Eureka
10 w Hill. Eureka
/ 7 Lewis Il W, BOZeman
Il Maxwell, New York
II G McCAbe, Brentwood
L Z Penryn, Omaha
10 A Hitchcock. Pa
w Harriet, New York
fl Z Hanson IL (. Astoria
q Wellington, California
w Collar, Santa Ana
,E d Bowman. Jamestown
&c II Smith. Tliton
&c Ii Drummond, Wins low
The morning call., 1891-03-24
Chicago Markets

Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO March 23.-wheat was active within a
425, 900 bushels; shipments, 23S, 900 bushels. Rye
steady at S5c. Barley nominal
CHICAGO. March 23.-Wheat, cash. 81 0234
Corn-6712c.
Pork-sl2 62k
Lard-s6 10.
Ribs-S5 so.
WhiSky-Sl lb.
The morning call., 1891-03-24

CHANCE FOR HOME-SEEKERS At LoRIN
- Come quick; only 20 lots left: $3.50 each;
$40 down and 50 month; bargain; cottage 3
rooms and basement, $500: FIAT OF rooms. 4 up
and down, BATH, only $500, $500 down and $50
q month: take Berkeley train; Sunday engage
ments; numerous other cottages aud lots on terms
to suit Apply to W. c. MORAN. Lorin, or to
DUSINBURY d NURTS. 467 Ninth st., Oak
land. mr24 It
TOR NICE Lot FOR A home APPLY TO L.
r H. SHAW at Lorin Lumber-ysrd; cheap II taken
econ mr24 1T
The morning call., 1891-03-24

Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts, 81 SO; bankers siIty-day
The morning call., 1891-03-24
.IEDMONTl
PIEDMONT THE BEAUTIFUL,
THE GRANDEST PLACE FOR A HOME IN THE

And again come with 100 lots more for sale, on
terms that VIII astonish the nation and prices the
lowest earth. II you want to buy property at
Piedmont or along the Piedmont cable call and see
We the leaders in this direction over
100000 worth Of lots sold along the Piedmont
cable In the past four months We will arrange any
kind of terms to suit purchasers We can refer
you to more than 100 citizens OF this city that we
have sold property to in this direction Do not be
misled but come to headquarters if You want buy
on tile cable or al Piedmont. We control more prop
erty along the cable and at Piedmont than any other
real estate firm in Oakland For full particulars
apply 20 Nj. j. LAYMANCE CO.,
MIRO lot 466 Eighth St, Oakland.
The morning call., 1891-03-24

DESInENCE LOTS, INSTALLMENr PLAN
II $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50; few lots to be closed
out Ia the beautiful Parsons Golden Gate Tract.
Golden Gate, an Pablo ave. crossing: several OF
these desirable building lots Will be sold easy
terms; S25 and $50 cash and $40 per month; this
IS done in order close up business matter by the
owner, and viii hold good until April 12th or 18th
only Apply at once 70 L. w. WOODWARD & CO.,
g02 Broadway, Oakland. mr22 1t
CO. Obn EXCHANGE OR SALE; ONE OF
trOJ.OtO. the finest ranches in LiYermore
Valley for exchange or sale; 336 acres, partially
improved; price, $4,000. Apply for particulars
to Z. W. WOODWARD CO., 9O2 Broadway. oak
land mr22 1t
The morning call., 1891-03-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When shehad Children, she gave them Castoria.
aug BY saTuTh
The morning call., 1891-03-24

Now YORK ENChahges
New York Exchange, loo for sight drafts ana
zoe for Geographic.
The morning call., 1891-03-24
OAKLAND HOUSES AND ROOMS.


7O1 ADELINE ST. NEAR ADELINE STA
III tiOn, Oakland; beautiful modern cottage:
6rooms and large basement; furnished; rent very
reasonable to man and wife, no children; refer
eRces wanted. mr24 3t+
The morning call., 1891-03-24

lJO CASH, BALANCE So PER MONTH; BUY
u ~ a home in oakland no sand-hiils no winds;
this is uueICepJiOull offer OF 100 lots upon these
terms; no other property adjoining this can be
bought upon any such Payments; only ask you
10 call at our Office and see for YOURSELF streets
graded and city water. Representing large inter
esis in Oakland, we are prepared to give Gus
toners easier terms upon property than any other
firm this side or the bay. If you want TO buy an
elegant large lot easy terms that will double in
value before paid for call at once and select choice
location ont of this Offering. For full particulars
apply to VI. j. LAY NANCE q Co, 466 Eighth St,
Oakland. mr22 lot