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The Portland daily press., 1892-04-04
Fire at Waldoboro.


WALDoBoRo, April 2.-Fire was dis
covered at o'clock this morning in the
billiard saloon of Willie A. Davis, in the
Mathews block, and, but for the efforts
of the fire department., a disastrous con-
fagration would have resulted. The
building and the stock Of N. G. Austin
and George Bliss are damaged by smoke
and water; fully insured.
John d. watson's Lonely Death.
RoCKLAND, April John D. Watson,
commercial traveller, died at the Thorns
dixie Hotel, Thursday night. None of
his relatives are known. He will be
placed in tomb in the hope Of hearing
from some through the press.
A Students Jaw Broken.
WATERvILLE, April 2.-During prac-
tice game of foot ball on the campus of
Colby University today, G. T. Simpson
of the class of '93, was run down by a
fellow student and his jaw was fractured.
Pollard Gets s2,75O.
SKowHEGAN, April 2.-J. f. Pollard
got a verdict of $2,75o against the Maine
Central Railroad today for an injury re-
ceived in the company's yard by lumber
falling on him from car.
Fire at Bath.
BATH, April 2.-Duncan 6 Jackson S
block shop was destroyed by fire this
morning. 1t was owned by Charles
Davenport; loss, $4,000; no insurance.
The fire was incendiary.
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TWO LOST OVERHEARD.
One of Them Was the Second Mate, Who
Hailed from Maine.

BosToN, April 3.-Captain Beck of the
schooner Morris W. Child, at this port,
Saturday from Pensacola, reports that
March 2s, at $50 a. M, Second Mate An
gus Carman, % years old, belonging in
Deer Isle, Me-, and Russian seaman,
were washed off the jibboom into the sea
and lost. It was blowing gale and the
vessel was hove to, the men endeavoring
to furl the jibs.
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OBITUARY.
Isaiah Elder.

Mr.. Isaiah Elder, who died in Deering
yesterday, was born in Windham, 66
years ago, but had passed most of his
life in Deering. He had been one year
selectman-when that city was town
and was always guided by what he
thought was for the best interests of the
place. For several years he has been a
contractor for much of the work done by
the Portland Water Company in Deering.
He was member Of the Society of the
Golden Cross. He leaves widow and
nine children-three sons and six daugh-
terS.
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Chartered the Forest Queen.

Hon. E. P. Walker of Vinalhaven has
chartered the steamer Forest Queen Of
the Casco Bay line to run from Rockland
to Vipalhaven, from now until June 1st,
when she will come back to this city 70
run on the island route. The Rockland
Company are having new boat built
which will be ready at that time. The
Queen will leave today for Rockland.
and the Emita will take her route here,
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Highland Evaporated Cream.

W. L. Wilson C Co. will give free ex-
hibition of the Highland Evaporated
Cream, served with their famous Turk
ish coffee, commencing today. Go in
and try a cup.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-04

Section men found the body of an in
FAINT on the Maine Central track near
Topsham Friday. There is reason to be-
lieve that woman passenger on Thurs
day nights Pullman gave birth to the
child, strangled it and threw the body
from the cars.
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A meeting of the Kennebunk board of
trade was held Friday afternoon for the
purpose of considering the advisability
of constructing an electric railway be-
tween Kennebunk and Sanford. The
meeting was largely attended and very
enthusiastic.
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A New station at Phillips.

FARM1NeToN, April 2.-The Sandy
River and Philips d Rangeley railroads
have arranged to build a handsome union
depot at Phillips.
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ESTABLISHED JUNE 2s, 1se2--voL. so.
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

Page L.
General telegraph news.
Weather indications.
Obituary.
Has regained his grip.
The richest actor.
Shelby M. Cullom.
Page 8.
An alliance In love.
For southern soldiers.
How they raised the money.
A king In America.
Page4.
Editorials.
Personal and peculiar.
Buying stamps In Hungary.
Where civilization and savagery meet.
Page s.
Music and drama.
Deaths and marriages.
The Atkinson opening
Fire at Peaks Island.
Havana market
Meeting of the Mile Track Association.
The death rate.
Page 8.
Wit and Wisdom.
Poem: Scatter seeds of kindness.
Story. Punchs Example.
Page Z.
Financial and Commercial
Marine News.
Page 8.
Brief Jottings.
Personals.
Portland Typographical Union meeting.
Woman's Christian Association.
Judge Putnam's first term.
Rev. Father Murphy's 25th anniversary.
For Good Will farm.
St. Lawrence Street Church Building Fund.
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STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST.

In the legal proceedings growing out
of the alleged fraud in the Lewiston
municipal election, a despatch from that
city reports that Judge Wing, of Auburn,
an ex-chairman Of the Republican state
committee, had been retained by the
Democrats as counsel to work in connec-
ton with Judge Nathan Cleaves, of Port
land, and ex-mayor McGillicuddy, of
Lewiston.
The Republicans have engaged eminent
counsel, among which is Hon. A. R. Saw
age, ex-mayor of Auburn. 1t is expected
that writs will be served on Mayor New
ell and city clerk Belleau early Monday.
The ice is leaving the Penobscot and
the first steamer is expected at Bangor
today.
The hearing of the important equity
case of Flavius 0. Beal and Ezra l..
Sterns VS.. Joseph P. Bass and the Eastern
Maine Fair Association has begun in
Bangor before Judge Haskell. The case
involves the ownership of Maplewood
Park. Mr.. Bass's answer in the suit was
made at previous trial, and Saturday
an answer was filed by Judge j. W.
Symonds and A. L. Simpson. as the ans
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The total excise tax is $115, ,O43O5 and
the pro rata tax for the support of the
railroad commission $4,000.
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THE WEATHER.
saightly Fair; Northwest Winds

WASHINGTON, April s.-Ts p. MI
The following is the forecast of the
weather for New England: Generally
fair; slightly cooler, except stationary
temperature at Nantucket and Block
Island; northwest winds.
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Especial to the Press.l
HALIFAX, N. S., April 3.-The Partisan
arrived last night and landed 1857 pas
sengers. She left at 7 this morning for
Portland.
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RAILROAD TAXES.
What Maine Lines Must Pay to the State
This Year.

AUGUSTA, April 2.-The taxes assessed
by the board of states assessors against
railroads in the state are as follows:
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The postofice at Maple Grove, Aroos-
took county, is to be discontinued April
18th.
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The Pension List.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The follow.
ing pensions have been granted to people
in Maine:
ORIGINAL.
Samuel P. Stone, Edward S. Fifeld,
VIM. M. G. Philbrick.
INCREASE.
Andrew Clendenon, Horace J. Elerson,
Simon S. Andrews, Ephraim D. TaSker.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC.
Diana Morse.
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Obituary Notes.

Luther Perkins of Poland dropped
dead in his house at O clock Saturday
morning. He had been representative
in the legislature, county commissioner
and had held many town offices.
Alvin Googins, highly respected resi-
dent of Old Orchard, died quite sudden
ly Saturday night, Of congestion of the
brain, aged 65 years. For number of
years he was selectman of Old Orchard
and at the time of his death was street
commissioner,
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Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me, April 8, 1892.
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PORTLAND, MAINF, MONDAY MoRNlNG AFfal 1892
wer of the Eastern Maine state fair
corporation.

Four salmon have already been taken
from Penobscot waters, this spring.
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Miss Winnifred Smith.

Miss Winnifred Smith, the young lady
who was SO severely burned at Cumber-
land Mills, Thursday, died during Fri
day night. Her death has cast a gloom
over the community where she was
beloved.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

l THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE or ~ = =,
L county or san francisco. State OF Calffornia AM
IN the matter or the application OF fhe S,re.,,,
evangelical Lutheran Ebenezer thurch ~ euisn
frahcisco. corporation. for leave to borro., ,s
sum OF $soOo and to mortgage certain real W s.o
US SeeurIly .or the repay ment thereof e'e
upon reading and fling the petition ana ,,s,.
ZION OF the swedish Evangelical Iutheran sppiica-
church OF San Francisco. corporal ON s nezer
10 eorroW from the German SAVINGS AVA -. o'.s
ciety corporation incorporated under tha ~
the state OF California. the sum of ssoao u.s. "s OF
sple III TWO years from the time the moa sp"s-
Ioaneu Win interest OH said sum at the ~
per ceht per shnun, interest payable month.
ADVANCE, upon the note of the Swedish Eyansay. lu
Sarcu oy mortgage upon the real estate descrins
~ IN saiu petitioh and application, and for Ieava
VIC act aud ueed or said corporation 70 evscn. "S
i,ioIHase 70 SAID The German Savings and Loo, .
10y. W secure the payment OF said note pnor -
anu described In said petition and annie st, s.s
.ntv.tihg on MISSION street, between Efvhfh ar.:
Slhth, IN inc city and county OF San Fran c,a
10. ao Vi Cahiorhia' and being portion or IOilysrs
ft Is ordered that the said petition and .n,,
non oe heard before this court in the
department. thereof in the new CITY Hail ~ ~ VI
saiu city ana county of San francisco on ~ ~ ssio
nay, the oth day OF April 1892 ut the bonr -, =,
oeiocs a. NJ ana 1t Is further ordered that nn,,a
=, ncn nearIhg Dc given to all persons inrersss
Ts sne nA..s. Nv publishing copy OF this order IN
lie IMohSlN9 CALL. a newspaper urintaI o III
aa,,v , ~ ~ saia city and county OF San Francseo
Of Apri 1891 W Wy ooiSre SAID 9th day
pa'ea san Francisco, April Q, 1892
Iorwv g. c JOHN HUNT Judge
LoEWf " 6UTscH, Attorneys for Petitiansso'
ap3 10
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When such a vessel is loaded with cargo
liable to saturaiion and increase Of weight
on a Rough trip the lives of those on board
are at stake. and it is noteworthy that
there has been a lively and successful agi-
tatiou both in England and Austria liza
against heavy deekloads, which not only
hamper the movements of the crew in
sqnally weather but actually imperil the
lives of the men. 1t is a circumstances that
has been frequently noted that the Pacific
Mail steamers coming up from Panama
have an easy time. because all the cargo is
below deck. but on the way down with lum-
Der aboard they will roll quite heavily.
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ASSESSMENT NoTlCEs

CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING COMPANY
" Location OF principal place Of business san
IRA CISCO California; Location OF works Gold Htl
storey County. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at me citing of the
Board OF Directors. held on the thirteth day of
March, 1897. an assessment, No. 90 OF seyenty.fve
cents per share. levied upon the capltai stock
OF the corporation. payable immediately in United
states gold coin TO the secretary the office of the
company. Ala California street. San francisco Cal
ifornla.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid OH the third day OF May lsgy will be
delinquent and advert sed for sale nj public auc-
II n, and unless payment Is made before will be
sold on WED ESDAy, the twenty fifth day of May
1892. ID pay the delinquent assessment together
vii costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale BY
order OF the Board OF Directors.
A. 3. GROTH, Secretary.
onice-4i4 California street, san Francisco. Call
fornia. ana ri
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pROsPECT HILL TRACT
ERUITNALE AVE. EAST OAKLAND

Fruitvale is considered 10 lie one Of the most
desirable locations the Oakland side of the bay
for residence purposes It is sheltered from Winds
fog and has sunny AMI delightful climate. Ele-
CANT homes and charming gardens abound all
sides The terminus of the Highland PARK and also
the Fraitvaie street railways are within one block
of this property. Lots will be sold terms.
City water is being introduced; electric lights are
10 De erected upon the avenue. Free pass good for
hve years, Will he furnished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within a specified time Now
isyOur time to secure home. No better chance
offered anywhere ia Oakland Price OF lots $40 TO
500: SO down. balance in monthly tnstallmeurs
OF 50 each. For maps and fun particulars calf on
CLOuGH 4 BAKER. Sole Agents.
mrs II 40 Ninth St, Oakland
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EITCHBURG Is THE NEW CITY OF THE VAL
Il ley midway between Oakland and san Leandro
near Fruityale act Alameda; IL fronts the Gen.
trail Pacific and Electric railroads to Haywards and
Oakland and Oakland harbOr; the electric-Sars will
be running IN APRIL an the local ferry trains will
soon run into town: result general kick by those
who did not buy In time: only few lots left
at the old prices viz. $3.50 to $500 one-ifth cash
and easy installments. Send for free catalogue.
THAD ; FITCH * co. els Broadway, Oakland
Cal. mr27 at
CPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS OF
- Fruitvaie property FOR the next 80 days. See II.
W. DAVIS at once 465 Ninth ST.. Oakland Is I'm
S2l00. NSrALLAENT COTTAGE s2loo
New modern cottage: near local train and cable
line; well located aud central; will sell for 500
cash and SIS per month; cali early. Z. w. WOOD
WARD q CO.. 9e2 Broadway. Oakland. mr3O 7t
pARGAIN-l5 CHOICE LOTS ON OAKLAND
- Heights: along line OF Piedmont Cable Railway.
terms 20 suit II. w. DAVIS. 455 Ninth ST. Oak.
land. mr3f1 I'm
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EINANCIAI.

= ON INsTALLMENTs; MONEY TO LOAN on
notes or "a mortgage. Isaacs. All OfarrslLj21 ly
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE IN
lt quantities TO suit at low rate of interest Ap-
ply 10 the California Mortgage Loan Co., 325 Monk
gomery ST.. San Francisco. des Su u
A l26 KEARNY. ROOM q, you CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates; private rooms for ladies';
pledges for sale: take elevator. mrl q
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ sss hearny ST., the only corporatiou that lends
money on diamonds. watches: low interest ocAst
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HEAVY DECKLOADS.
A Matter which Must Soon 10


1t is impossible for an unpreiudiced per-
son to walk along the city front without
reaching the conclusion that, there is great
recklessness displayed in loading the lum-
Der schooners and hayboats which ply along
the coast and the shores of the bay.
The ordinary laws of mechanics are in
evidence that the center of gravity of a
sailing vessel should lie as low as possible.
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STONE TRACT.
STONE TRACT.
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT.
Situated Alameda C0unty's greatest ghway.
the San Leandro road. The Oakland. ) an LeandrO
OF this property.
LARGE LOTS LARGE LOTS.
6uxl50 50xl50 5Oxl50
FRUIT TREES
Fruit trees in every lot. Take yonr choice. Pears
Apples. Apricots. Prunes, Cherries, Peaches, English
Mainuts AID Almonds.
WIDE STREETS!
WIDE STREETSi
Grand avenue on this tract Is 100 feet wide
THINK OF IT.
$50 cash. ego cash.
81 so monthly. 81 50 monthly.
NOW ISeTHE TIMEi
Electric road Will be In operation by sIay l. Re-
member sale commences Wednesday,
March ., Is
CALL AT ONCE!
CALL Al ONCE,
DON'T DELAY! DON'T DELAY
For maps and particulars apply to
A. ii. BREED CO,
mr20u 460 Ninth St, Oakland
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OAKLAND LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE


DMINISTRATORS' SALE
"A $6OOU-The elegant furniture and good Will OF
the Juanita Hotel. containing so rooms, with long
lease and low rent; located In the center OF the
city; every room occupied with frst-cl custom;
owing TO the recent death OF the owner the ad-
illustrators have placed this elegant house our
hands for sale at an extremely low figure To make
an immediate SAFE; house cost D 600 to furniSh
about D months ago; the furniture AMI carpets are
entirely new, For fuil particulars apply TO NJ. j.
LAYMANCE CO.. ass Eighth ST., oakland
Cal mr3O or
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RESOLUTIONS,


At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
~ City Hall Commissioners held March 80 1892.
the ioiowlng resolutions were passed 10 print ::
Resolved. That progress estimate in the sum of
SS52Z In favor OF Mccain Mckay Contract
NO 80 pass TO print. Ayes-CommiSsioners Auder-
son, Smiley and burst. Also, Resolved, That a
progress estimate in the sum OF 500 rs In fav r
OF MeCann * Mckay on Contract No. 50 pass TO
print Ayes-CommissiOners Sauderson, Smiley,
burst. Also Resolved, That progress estimate tn
the sum OF $500 10 In favor of James r. Britt on
Contract NO 81 pass 10 print Ayes-Commission-
ers SandersoD. Smiley, burst. Also, Resolved.
Ihat a progress estimate In the sum OF Se55 In
favor OF L. A. Williams on Contract No. 81 pass to
print. Ayes-CommisSiOners SandeTsOn. Smiley,
burst Also, Resolved, That progress estimate In
the sum OF sloSS so in favor OF Gray Hrothers'
Artificial stone Paving Company Contract 40
80 pass % print observation-disclosures Sanderson,
smiley. burst. Also Resolved. That a final estimate
In the sum OF Sil70 IS Ia favor OF g. T. w Schultze
on Contract No. 20 pass TO print. Ayes-Commis-
stoners Sanderson. Smiley. burst
apl 81 EDWARD WOLFE. Secretary.
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GpOEn CASH,
SDZCV $22 so per month,
buys brand-new cottage close to station at Golden
Gate: rooms aud bath; lot 35xl2p.
w. Il. BARNARD SON, cor. Ninth and Wash
ington sts. oakland ap2 III
HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH: LOT 25xIOo:
IL one block from station; will sell sacrifice on
account of departure, j. f., Oakland Office Cali,2 3
CMALL FROIT RANCH IN FRUITyALE: GOOD
- house; for sale cheap. Address Fruit. box 81
Call Branch once. apl los
NEW PLAT: LOTS 5oxl50: THE "CREAMu
AZ Tract. on the San Leandro road: Just what you
have been looking for; every lot covered with hno
fruit trees; only $175 aud upward: terms $40 cash.
81 so per month RUSSELL & PRoSSER, Twenty
thigd-ave station. East Oakland. nir6 I'm
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS: CLOSE TO GEN.
~ ter; will accept half In ranch other property;
send for map. HoI'Ny q Lane, 800 broadway I'm
= COTTAGES JUST FINISHED; WILL SELL OR
~ exchange one or all; car lines. local trains: city
water. Also cheap lots on Piedmontave. cable line
L. L. SALISBURY, owner. 400 9th St. Oakland. 29-7
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4 WEEkS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE wEEKIY
GALL. IN wrapper. ready for mailing.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
GARLAND REAL ESTATE.

,N'-F,h- h@'s ~
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADvERTIsEME AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF THE MORNING CALI. 90e Broadway
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Once OF THE hoHNINs Call 90e Broadway
,INDA VISTA TERRACE
LINDA VISTA TERRACE.
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Situated about midway between Oakland and
Piedmont and traversed by the Fremont cable road
is the most central aud beautiful residence location
OTIS are large. and almost every lot affords mag
Efficient and unoOstructed view in all directions
The altitude insures pure air and perfect drainage
facilities and the temperature averages degrees
warmer than In Oakland. The avenues are being
graded and macadamized and complete sewerage
ystem has been arranged
A number OF fine residences have been erected
and occupied 10y purchasers of lots and the land Is
sold with restrictions as to the value of buildings,
insurIng a fine neig hborhood.
Time between san Francisco ana the Terrace. 40
minutes; Communication every 10 minutes by two
lines of ferry.
Present prices are very low. and favorable terms
are offered especially to those who intend building
Houses built to suit and sold on easy payments.
For particulars inquire of
Z A. HERON. Agent.
Corner Broadway and Eleventh street,
OAKLAND.
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
LINDA VISTA TERRACE.
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
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Observation-Disclosures


Choicest lots near FTuitvae station; extra large
lots. 5O1l40, terms suit purchasers; these lots
lay on elevated ground call for particulars before
putShasing elsewhere; free carriage ia waiting to
show property.
A. II. BREED & CO,
mrlC IL $50 Ninth st. Oakland.
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A LAMBDA BARGAINS.

$4,000, $3.50 down, s25 per month: lot 27xI3o
new modern cottage rooms and bath. mo lag
$26O0-$4oU down, $50 per month; corner lot
SoxlSo; new modern cottage rooms and bath
s3l50-$3o0 down. $50 per month; lot 81 :5xi5s:
new modern 2-story house rooms and bath
$3425-$400 down, S35 per month: lot 35xl5S.
new modern 2story house, rooms and bath,
$3eOO-$5o0 down, &3S per month; lot Pay 15o.
school and station near by. mo 10
S425O-$75O down, $40 per month: lot SOY Isn.
nice cottage. rooms and bath. block from ga,
ton; gas, sewer aad city water TSo ia
S4ooo.S.oo down, $40 per month: lot 42xIo9.
new modern 2-story house, rooms and bath
$55oo-ssoo down. $40 per month: lot lox vi IS
me new 2-story house rooms and bath. sfatInn
chutes: linen closets S,o, ,us
So5oo-Sl0oo down. $50 per month; lot 50x LAO
=. sue. BLOCKS rom station; eiegant 3storv
nouse rooms ana bath: electric bells: elothes
chates; speaking tubes; STATIONARY tubs. line.
the bay. hno Wv OF
Chotce iotsat bargain: houses to let and money
TO loan. H. r. M0REALx Co. 1872 Park st Az
media; 4o2 Montgomery St, San Francisco. fea n ~
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE.


:. - . 80, Isr,x,
Cs1On AND 1925 PER LOT-wE HAVE fOfs
Sr1OU sale a few more of the above lots, Win
terms 80 cash and So per month; railroad station
this tract and the cleo tric line ADJOINING only
three blocks distant; call IL you want bargain pc
fore balance are sold: owners are building ragia.y
this tract and the sale viii close soon T.. W.
WOODWARD & CO., S02 Broadway, Oakland. IL
G.GGOO WILL EXCHANGE 20 LOTS. 50x1o0
NOUUO. each, town OF San LeaDdro all In fuii-
bearing fruits. and nets $1,000 over all expenses
each year: VIII exchange same fer good ranch In
Alameda Couaty; above lots near the electric line
TO Oakland, and good building lots. Apply at once
TO Il. w. WOODWARD d CO., 902 Broadway, OAK
land. ~
IrITCHBURG IS THE NEW CITY OF THE VAL
i lev midway between Oakland and San Leandro.
near Frnityale and Alameda; it fronts on the Cen
trail Pacific and Electric railroads to Haywards ana
Oakland and Oakland Harbor: the electric cars WI
be running April, and the local Terry trains WIZ
soon run into result, general KICK Dy those
who did not buy In time: only few more Iots leIt
at the old prices VIZ $50 TO s2Ou: one-nItn cash
and easy iustaIlments: send for free cataIosus.
THAD S. FITCH Il CO., 9lS Broadway. oaRian9,
Cal ap3 If
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DOlktNDf 4 lNOOMS.
YOUNG LADY EMPLOYED DURING THE DAY
can md good board and comfortable home In
private family at small compensation; references
exchanged. Z. r., box 10. this ONCE. apps 3ts
hc1 POST = NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY
OS1 rooms; board optional; reas rates. apps limo
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.


ALAMED REAL ESTATE.
n ENTLEMAN RETURNING TO ENGLAND
" Will sell beautiful home at a sacrifice for
cash: cost $4,000. call at once on THOS. A.
SMITH CO. 1901 Park St. Alameda. ap3 st
QHQOu ALAMEDA-oN w. SIDE OF SAN
UOOON. Jose ave-. near Oak ST.; 5oxl5U, and
elegant Iroom cottage; all improvements: In per
feet order; blocks from railroad; $1,000 cash
balance at per cent Apply to Z. G. MoLLoY. 1873
Montgomery St. apps 1t
&o6OO ALAMEDA = HANDsoMEsT COR.
OOOOO. ner In the town; Sc. cor. Santa Clara
ave and Union St; 6oxl50: sewers In and streets
competed: cheap at $4,000; must be sold. +. O.
MOLLof, 1873 Montgomery st 1t
INsrALLMEN LOTS.
$50 cash and $40 per mo nth viii buy a lot on an
improved street near 6rand-st, station.
BARGAINS IN
INSTALLMENr HOMES
$500 cash. s25 per month. including interest.
ments 35iaxl00.
$3.50 cash, s2o per month, including interest.
handsome new cottage rooms. or PARK st.
Sbxll7.
5000 cash. Stopper month. including inter est. fine
100. ''A
Houses built to order and furnished In so DAVIS
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free; houses
MARCUsE & Kennel
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County
OffceS. Aiameda-Bay-st Station and Hfoh.st
station: San Francisco-82S Market ST., opposite
Palace Hotel MIRO Il cod
S24OO s sKsA At G BAneAIS; s,RooM COT,
$2a month, j. s HANLEY n CO.. 1881 PARK
ST.. Alameda MIRO
FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED HOUSES:
at once ''i
chasers. MRS. I. II. CHANDLER, 1929 Park ST.,
AIameda mrI4 II