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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
Little Johnny Tells a Story.

One time there was "A young gote witch
felt butty, and there was a old ram wich
lay in the road haf asleep, chune his cud.
The cote he had been shet up in a paster
oil his life, an had never saw a ram, an he
sed to his sister. the cote did, You Jest
stan still and sc me whipe that freek off the
face of the erth."
So the cote he went up before the ram
an stomp his feets an shuke his he'd real
friteful. but the ram he didn't git up, but
only jes KEEP a chune his cud and wotched
out between his flashes. Bimeby the cote
he backed Of and tuke n run, an then arose
up in the air an come down with his he'd
on the rams he'd, whackl The gote's he'd
was busted. but the ole ram he never wank
his eye.
Then the ole ram he smiled with his
mowth, and sed to the butty gote's sister,
Pears to me, miss thet kangaroo of
yourn IL nifty careless where he lites; he
come gum dasted near making me swoller
my cud. San Francisco Examiner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
SMALL PROFIT s-QUICK RETURNS.
lhe Point of View.

The extent to which everything depends
upon the point of view is illustrated by a
little dialogue between n boy who is a
mighty hunter for his age and lady OF
his acquaintance.
"A rabbit" said the young hunter, 'is
the most awful coward that there is in the
world. Myl How he does run from a
hunterl"
$50 you think the rabbit is a coward.
ehY
why, Of coarse"
"Well, let us suppose little. Surpose
you were about six or eight inches tall"
"Wellp
"And had good, strong, swift legs"
"Yesf'
"And didn't have any gun, and great
big fellow came after you who did have
one. What would you do?"
What should dor | should streak it
like whiteheadp'
III think you would. And think, also,
that you would have your own ideas as TO
who was the coward. youths Com
panion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
PHENIX.

A new water moter has been put into
the Cleaner building the property of John
III. Campbell on Main street.
A force OF men under Patrick McMahon
is busy laying n coat of concrete in front
Of the Phenix fire station.
THE PROVIDENCE News will be for sale
every evening at Frank Dufry's and w.
a. Lewis news stand. Main street.
Still the hunt for the missing body of
John Hughes remains unsuccessful. and
ing that If the man had been really
drowned, he might have been carried over
the dam, MS such instances have been
known. A man by the name of James
Brown, who died in the same manner mt
Anthony a number of years ago, being
carried by the swift flowing current over
Anthony dam, two dams at Quidnick and
the Crompton dam, the body when re-
covered being found in the pond near
Crompton mill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
CENTRAL FALLS.

II is safe to remark that the Democrats
stand no show for success at town cleo
tion this year, judging from their registra-
ton. The Republicans have maae SNOW,
the number, 1851, is the largest registra-
ton ever known in the town of Lincoln.
The ". s. Company will resume opera
tions Monday morning.
Martin Burns, an old-time resident here,
and we'll known gardner, died at his
home No. POS Cross street from the effects
of the grip yesterday afternoon, in the 5lst
year of his age.
The newly elected officers of Branch 265
Catholic knights of Amersca. were in
stalled last evening.
Tonight at the Town House at 7:30
O'Clock will be held the caucus of the Re
publican voters of the Fire district to
nominate candidates for the Board OF Fire
wards for the ensuing year, also TO nomi-
nate three assessors of taxes, a moderator
and clerk, collector of taxes,
three auditors of accounts. also com
The annual election of officers will occur
Monday next, and it is the duty OF every
Republican that he attend the caucus to-
night. The election of Monday is an inn
portant one. The polls will be opened at
the old Cross street enginge house at 2
o'clock =. NJ, and will close at 8 o'clock
II. NJ. The names OF the candidates VIII
all be upon one ballot.
A singular accident occurred at the
residence of Oliver Hathaway on Wash
ington street, which came near killing his
son Frank while in bed. The young man
retired as usual Thursday night and about
l2 o'clock was awakened by the plastering
dropping upon him and the tear
ing of the shingles. He got up
and went down stairs, and upon
examination it was found that the
ball of rifle had entered the roof and
embedded itself in the partition. The po-
spection it was found that the ball was
fired from the direction of Dexter street,
but by whom Is not known.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02

People should be careful how they med
die with the English language. IL is primed
and loaded and likely TO 40 off at mo
ment's notice.
Mrs. Jones was fooing with ii. when she
made "A morbid statement of her petty trou-
bles 10 her friend and caller, Mrs. Simpson.
In burst OF confidence she said:
"1've never known minutes peace since
struck Mr.. Jones"
That was all, but now she is wondering
why people leek askanee at her and express
great sympathy fer Mr.. Jones. IL Is the
natural result OF her use Of idiomatic Eng
lish.-Detroit Free Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
THE PAWTUCKET MAY0RALTY.
The Contest Will be Reopened
Monday,

The mayoralty contest, supposed to have
been settled cn Dec. 5, springs up again
and the Inauguration on Monday will be
the signal for the Republicans and the
friends Of fair and honest ballot to rise
and declare that the intelligence of Paw
tucket cannot be trampled on ruthlessly
by political rings. lt is now proposed to
apply to the Supreme Court TO issue n
writ of quo warranto, citing Mr.. Carroll
to appear before that Court and show by
what authority he performs the duties of
mayor That the election held on Dec. >
was illegal cannot be doubted when
City Solicitor, Mr.. Barnefield, as well as
Lawyers Van Slyck and Ripley OF Provi-
dence have all declared that the time and
method of holding il was illegal.
Ten DAYS are required by the provisions
of the ballot reform law to elapse between
the appointment of the supervisors and
the time of their performing the duties of
heir office Between Dec. 2 and Dec. 3
only three days elapsed. But the Board
of Aldermen after counting the ballots ON
Dec. 3 appointed Dec. for the next cleo
ZION. This was so grave an error that
many, believing the election would be
held TO be illegal, stayed away from the
polls The ballot reform law has been in
operation but short time and II the pro-
visions are to be thus easily set aside by
the very ones whose duty IL is TO see them
observed, it is time that the Legislature
of the State were abolished entirely and
the law making were given over to rings
and political bosses.
BY the provisions Of the city charter too,
longer notice than three days should
have been given before another election
could he held. This, on both the evidence
OF the city charter and the ballot reform
law the election held on Dec. was illegal.
Just at what moment the writ will be
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
A Iinrn Colonel.

On a certain occasion Yankee officer
cavalierly rode up to the gate of the late
Judge f. |. Bullock during one of the
periods Of Federal occupation Of this sec
ton, and asked little negro boy who
lived ut the house, to which the boy re
piled In matter of course way, Colonel
Bullock" Colonel Bullockp said the
Federal. And how did he come to he a
colonel, will you tell me'" In some won
derment, but with positive assurance, the
boy replied. why. he WAS born colonel,
sir" And truly he was.-Clinton (Ky.)
Democrat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
lQNSDAlE.

very pleasant social was given in
Lonsdale Hall by the Ironside Council, O.
Y. "A. VI. last evening The hall was
decorated with the national colors, and
"Old Glory was seen everywhere The
concert was entertaining and dancing was
enjoyed 10y very select party.
The approaching wedding is announced
OF Albert Bullock and Miss Sarah Gill.
both of this village.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
WEXFORD.

Through the courtesy of John J. Sphinx.
collector, it is learned that of registry
tax of S472. - assessed for the year just
closed 1892 ~ had been paid in'at the close
of the year The tax was due Dec. 1st
Friday. Mr.. Sphinx notified some twenty
delinquents that payment must he paid
Immediately or official notice would be
served imposing a fine of % cents addi-
tional of the unpaid assessment of $50
the tax in nearly sixty cases will not be
paid because of death, removal from town
and other causes warranting rental.
The property of William w Sherman has
been attached by his brother A. w. Sher-
man and he is about TO make an assign
ment.
The horse of c. C.. Tracy became fright
ened while passing along Bridge street
yesterday and 10y his antics considerably
damaged the buggy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
where women Choose.

Between the mountains Of India and
Persia is "A powerful tribe, among whom
an extraordinary custom prevails. Won.
ems rights apparently have received full
recognition. for the ladies Of tie tribe can
choose their own husbands. All n single
lady has to do when she wishes TO change
her state is to send servant TO pin hand
kerchief to the hat OF the man on whom
her fancy lights and he is Obliged to marry
her, except he can show he IL too poor TO
purchase her at the price her father re-
quires San Francisco Examiner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
How q House Was Filled at q Benef

How q House Was Filled at q Benefit.
A member of the company of actors at a
Prussian theater was to have benefit
night. and the question was how to get to
gether good audience. Accordingly,
some days before the eventful evening,
there appeared in all the papers an adver
tisement to the following effect: "A gentle
man who has niece and ward possessing
disposable property of $4,000. together
with mercantile establishment, desires to
find young man who would be able to
manage the business and become the hus-
band of the young lady. The possession of
property or other qualification is no object.
Apply to-
Hundreds upon hundreds OF letters
poured in in reply to this advertisement.
On the morning Of the benefit day each
person who had sent n reply received the
following note: THE most important point
is, Of course that you should like one
another. and my niece will visit the the
ater this evening, and you can just drop in
upon us in box number one"
As matter of course the theater was
crammed. All the best paying places in
the house were filled in the evening with
public mostly male, got up in n style sci.
dom seen even at the Royal opera itself.
Glasses were leveled on all sides in the di.
rection Of number one box, and eyes were
strained to catch the first glimpse Of the
niece when she should appear in company
with her uncle, but uncles are proverbially
wicked old men," and in the present case,
neither uncle nor niece was 10 be found,
and the disconsolate lovers-of fortune
were left to clear up the mystery as bes,
they might. London Tit-Bits
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02

Not long ago was riding along noun
tain trail in Carter county. east Tennessee,
when an old fellow darted out OF the door
of low cabin. jumped the rail fence in
front and came tearing down toward me
rs If marshal had been in close pursuit.
Hello, stranger stay er minutel" he
yelled, gesticulating wildly with his right
hand. but never breaking his gait.
drew rein.
He came up, putting and blowing, with
bis eyes quivering with wild excitement.
Say, mister-(pant, pant)-iz it so?"
is what sof" returned.
why. hain't ye hearn"
Heard whati" was my astonished re
joinder
II guess il ye ant hearn. it can't be so, >
a.id a hopeful light dawned in his anxions
eyes.
II don't know what you're inquiring
about, Pm sure" | spoke. What is 1t
you want to know"
III it So or liz il not--now, no fooling-iZ
il or liz it not SO that Gineral Jackson is
deadi"
II think he is" replied, with as much
solemnity "a could muster.
wall. it's awful ter think Nv, amt its"
spoke the old fellow gloomily.
"Yes. it's bad"
Are you shore. though, it liz so'"
IL read it,"
"What did yer read it in-ther Biblef"
"No."
"Oh, well, I'd halter read it in the Bible
thet the old gineral he'd pegged out fore
I'd berlieve it. That ar reports jes' been
put out ter keep us ole fellers from votn
fer him, SOS they cut git our votes fer some
other feller fer preserdintl Goodby, stran
ger"
And the old man returned toward the
house well satisfied that jackson reigned,
and as a consequence the government at
Washington still lived.-Cor. Philadelphia
Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
CENIERVlllE.

The mill was closed on Friday to allow
the operators to enjoy their annual holi-
day.
Many new houses are going up. Samuel
c. Tillinghast, building n new house
30x44. Patrick Mcmahon having charge
having charge of the carpentering
John Gobout, has entered into para ar-
ship with Joseph Anchambult, in the
grocery business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
pom ( lAC.

Luke Duchane, an officer employed at
the State institutions in Cranston, who
resides in Natick, was stopped, between
Pontiac and this village on Thursday
extort money from him. Mr.. Duchrane
gave the vagabond thrashing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02
The vickery Memorial Chapel.

Mr. Samuel Vickery, who recently built
a very pretty little chapel ut Silver Hook
and furnished it throughout at his own
expense, intending it to be memorial,
named it the "Vickery Memorial Chapel" :"
desiring that services should be held there
regularly. He proposed to give deed of
both the land and chapel to the Methodist
society. but the conditions proposed in the
event of the transfer were that the chapel
should never be used otherwise than as
church, should never be sold, or the land
upon which it stood, neither should the
building be removed To these conditions
the society would not agree and the trans
fer was not made. Since then Mr.. Wick
cry has decided to deed the property to
several connections of friends, some of
those being minors The property is gen.
orally understood To be entailed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02

Statistical Pariy--The national debt in
silver dollars could be removed by rail by
loading $3.50 cars with ten tons each.
Incredulous Party-How do you knowi
Have you ever tried it' II 1t il 80, why
isn't IL dones-Texas Siftings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02

Even st. Louis does not want Eva Ray
Hamilton. She has been playing nj va
riety house in that city, aud even the or
chestra joined the audience in guying her.
She is wretched exhibition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02

The sermon had been long and prosy.
Finally the Rev. Mr.. Founder cried out
"And Is this to last forever ?" ut looks
that way" growled the sleepy parishioner
IF 1t is I'm going home. -Harper's Ba
zaT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02

served is uncertain, but the friends OF
honesty and observance OF the laws should
push the matter vigorously.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02

DO YOU want Room or Tenement
better stilI, iusert 1o-cent advertisement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02

Furnished rooms supplied with Lodgers
BY q 1Q.eent advertisement I'm the News"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-02

Pretty we'll on the whole'
Find some little fault with it,
don't your
Would like to see the headlines
bigger or smaller, or larger type
or smaller type, or more telegraph
or less telegraph or more editorial
OK less editorial or something or
other, wouldn't your
The ideal newspaper never yet
existed. IL never will exist. You
needn't look for il 1t will never
bepossible to suit exactly all tastes,
TO avoid all errors, to smooth away
all difficulties, but the NEws will
come as near the accomplishment
Of this high ideal as the utmost en-
deavor, the most liberal expendi-
lures, the most untiring efforts
will permit
You like It pretty we'll already
Then IL has made good beginning.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-18
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

GQSn NE1 Broom HOUSE. WITH STABLE
,DtOO. and lot 5Ox 81. for sale at Fruityae;
$3.50 cash and balance to suit. Apply TO HENRY
f. ALDEN or L. ". WOODWARD & CO, COZ
Broadway. Oakland. delS IL
GIR0Q NEW COTTAGE OF GOOD ROOMS
Ut OpO. with lot 40 feet front. only $50 cash
aud SO per month; well located at Fruitvalc and
block from electrie-earS. ever which free pass
viii be given the purchaser OF this cottage for hve
years. Apply 20 HENRY l.. alden or e. W.
WOODWARD & Co, 902 Broadway. oakiRd.dlS &c
O. IN COTTAGE LARGE ROOMS z LARGE
10 w lots with barn: also splendid new A.
roam cottage. 81 500. near streetcarS in Frutvae
$225O fine new cottage 8 rooms, modern near
electrician lines, close In: any small
monthly Instruments. ii. Is. fINNEY, 907 Broad
way, Oakland. delS 1t
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

REMoyAL-J T. HARRIS. CITY REAL e.
~ tate dealer has resaovFi from ZOE TO 632 Mar
easy terms. deIS rs
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIoNEERS.
Ia Montgomery St, S. f.
IMPROVED PROPERTY

c all ana obtain one of our 'ResI Estate Rec
ords." which contains list Of properties for sale
"a AL parts OF the city.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE-ARRANGt MENTS ARE
Il being made to place upon the market large
tracts OF the richest and most productive lands Ia
Fresno County.
These lands wonderfully adapted TO the
growth OF the prune, peach, pear, apricot, nee
taTine. olive. fig ana the e.
Extraordinary crops of alfalfa and vegetables are
grown upon them.
Purchasers eau buy In tracts Of from 20 acres 10
5000
For further particulars apply TO T. B. PERRIN,
400 hearny st. or Fresno. Cal. delS I'm
DOULTRY RANCH or 10 ACRES; $500: Z. s.
4 patent, W. h. EASrfN. ago Montgomery. Is 81
L'OR RES f-IMPkOVED FRUIT RANCH NEAR
Yacaylle. Address w lll01l Hyde st. delS a.
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$7l5O-Haizht ST., near Baker; cosy home OF
rooms and bath: sun all day: nice garden and I'm
view part cash; size 25xl20.
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500 CASH. So MoyTnLri
BEAUTIFUL STONE TRACT,

N<f'hs ~ NJ MI
BEAUTIFUL STONE TRACT,
EVERY LOT Is YOUNG ORCHARD.
Lots 5OxI5o streets grsveied; city water; this
tract is bHi ding up fast with beautiful homes re-
member the electr cars pass the property. con-
A. Il. BREED & Co. $50 Ninth street. Oakland.
Or w. A, Han. Mills Building. rooms d and 2. 9th
floor, San Francisco. delS st
$500 HOME I3 WORTH OVER $500 MOD Cd
ment, etc: lot 5Oxl25: choice location; near local
station: easy terms. H. NJ. CAMERON, 4Z9 9Th ST..
oakland delS 1t
DANCH WANTED, SUITABLE FOR RAISING
8 rooms, with lot lOOxl25: only blocks from
Berkeley local: price 5000; mortgaged Tor $1,000.
GRAY q NAIsMIrH. 465 Ninth St. Oakland. II u
HUNTINGTON TRACT AT FRUITYALE-
IL LARGE LuTs. 5exl25.
$500 EACH AND UPWARD
ONLY $40 CASH: BALANCE $40 PER MONTH.
The soil is high sandy loan; and
KEMEMBkk THESE LOTS ARE NOT IN THE
But surrounded by elegant homes and within 80
minutes of San Francisco and lO minutes of oas-
land.
LARGE LOTS MEAN ELEGANT HOMES.
And for investments yOn VIII surely double your
money by buying at the prevailing low prices.
TIN. l1ol Twenty-third ave-. East Oakland .dei I'm
c. FIVE DOLLARS DOWN.
sI-oNE DOLLAR A WEEK
or building lots in the
ALVIN TRACT, NEAR FKUITvALE,
Close To Haywaros Electric Road
ONLY Ten MINUTES J1 RIDE I'D FROM FROM OAKLAND
PRICE $3.50 TO $3.50 EACH.
Tract fenced aud graded.
JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market ST. aud %. A. RU-
DOLPH. SIS Broadway. Oakland. noll q frSuwe
C.I ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
ID Il. Si-ONE DOLLAR WEEK
FOR LOTS $3.50 EACH.
MELRUSE STATION TRACT.
70Lols SOLD LAST MONTH.
H. Is. PINNEY. OWNER,
907 BROADWAY, OAklAND.
OFFICE OPEN EVENING" nos tf
csI0 A MONTH WILL BUY AHOMEIN SAUsA-
II III Ito T. ID. SPARROW. 62S Market. jy9 q
10 you WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CoUN.
~ ny. in the prettiest valley OF the States Apply
10 Napa Land Company. Napa. Cal, for list OF
properties. se2S n
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TONES. ALLEN a CO.,
- $50 MARKET STREET,
REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
GoSn TO S550-ON THE ELECTRIC ROAD.
.CCcU now running, near 81 ST; perfectly
level land and Spring Valley water: 80 feet front
age; only $40 monthly; this canuot be beat
JONES. ALLEN 4 CO, $50 Market st.
| COX AT THIS LOT With 2 FRONTAGES
Il opposite terminus of Yaleneia-st. cable, oEly a
few feet from Mission st: SO monthly. JONES
ALLEN & CO. $50 Market St
GOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. NEAR RAILROAD
- ave; now run close to these lots: cleo
trio road viii pass them 25Klo0; $3.50 each: $40
monthly. JONES. ALLEN & CO, $50 Market st.
OLIVER HEIGHTS TRACT, NEAR MISSION
- road: 1878 TO S4O0 each: nice homes already
built here; few lots left: $40 monthly. JONES.
ALLEN & CO. $50 Market 81.
last OAKLAND, NEAR FRuITNALE AVE
u one block from cars; 400 lots; look at price,
sl25 to $3.50; 50 aud $40 monthly, or 81 per week;
any can own lot. JONES, ALLEN a. CO,
$50 Market deiS SuTuTh
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Se5O0-O'FarreH y. side, near Laguua; 2 houses;
rents S75; double lot; this is very cheap.
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S6000-NE. cor. Page aud Scott sts. overlooking
the park; no inner on Page ST.; car lines: size
.BxlUu
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$60O0-Ashbury Heights; sY cor. Waller ST. and
fremont ave. ready for building; 55x10O; a bar
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s500o-Nw. cor. Dolores and 18th sts-: ready for
building; size 52xl00; cheapest corner in the
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S9509-Pacife St, near Mouts ON cry; 3-storY and
basement brick building; steady tenant: this Is
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
$1,000. nia" '-Noo" 0oiiA'h; hoi ''1
S3000-New 6Toom cottage; lot 45Tl35.
S35eO-New broom cottage; lot 46Xl5O-
S5OO0-2 story. rooms PARA ST.. lot 5UN
:07 feet: fine bargain.
STOOL stcry. rooms; lot 10Oxl so; on Central
ave. great bargain
- lots. 5Oxf2S; high ground near Fruitvale;
electric road
T. ID. JUDD & CO.. I4l3 Park ST., Alameda
no20 u SuIuFr
FOR SALE II ALAMEDA-A FINE LOT: look
east OF Chestnut st; minutes walk from station.
Inquire At 2Ol7 san Antonio ave. seSO II su
GIOOa COTTAGE OF ROOMS; 3 BLOCKS
- lCOO. from station: lot 5Oxl50
S.4o0-S25O cash; s25 per month; new 6-rOom
cottage; all modern Improvements; lot SOxl0s;
near Grand ST station.
To see the famous Jones Tract at Power station.
San Leandfo Electric road. is 10 buy lot: no iu-
teiest; no taxes: Get In before the rise.
Inquire OF MARCUSE Kennel: ofhces-62S
Market st, San Francisco; Bayst. station and High
ST. Alameda; Power station. san Leandro road.l7
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoYED PROPERTY:
Il houses butt on instalimonts in any part of Ala
media ) III NORRIS. II Montgomery ll sumsa II
ONLY sIUOO-HOUSE AND lot: COR. LOT:
" good house: $500: easy terms: n large list
Of CITY property and outside lands exchange:
furnished and unfurRished houses. and alsa rooms
for rent MRS I. II. CHANDLER, 1929 Park st.,
Mason ic buiiGi x. Alameda. l5u
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sl7,50O-SE. cor Vallejo and Buchanan: street
work done; patent stone sidewalks. concrete bulk
head, etc.; view cannot be Distracted; part cash;
inc chance Tor builders: size IUOx Oo.