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Thsv Respect Our Navy.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The St James Ga.
zette, referring to the improvements
recently made in the United States
navy, says; In spite of occasional mis-
takes, the Americans are making steady
and surprising progress toward becom.
ing a great naval power There is not
the smallest doubt OF their ability to dc
So" There is no doubt that the new
United States navy is attracting much
earnest attention in Europe and the re-
suit of the gun trials OF the double-tur'
reted monitor Miantonomah are being
closely watched here.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-09
Auothsr war Imminent In Sam "a.

SYDNEY, N. S. W., Jan. a.-Advices
have been received from Samoa to the
effect that another native war Is immi.
nent Two hundred Of King Malletoa's
warriors are said to be advancing upon
the village of Luna, with the object Of
expelling Mataafaite insurgents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-09
A Pinkerton Arrest.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. "A dis
patch from Capt. W. c. Cooper, Pinker-
toms detective at work on the New
Smyrna murder case, says that he ar
rested Irving Jenkins, and has produced
evidence sufficient to have him COM
mitted to Jail at Deland, The prisoner
Is under strong guard.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-09

BERLIN. Jan. "A merchant named
Handbook, at Gratz, shot and killed
his two sons aged respectively six and
seven years, and then committed sui
eide. He was threatened with blind
ness, and his mind had become affected
by dread of being unable to support his
children.
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Frances Demand Of Morocco.

BERLIN, Jan. 2.-The Cologne Ga.
sette says that France is demanding
from Morocco redress for injuries al.
legged to have been inflicted by the
Kabyles, aud has threatened to send
troops across the Moorish frontier.
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sasrina Aid for Iraland

ST. PAUL, Jan. 6--Dr. j. +. Fox, Mo
famous member of parliament from
Kings county, Ireland, is in St Paul in
the interest OF the nti-Parnellites He
Is invoking American aid through
branch organizations in the large cities
OF The national federation.
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Valuable Discovery in Indiana.

VALPARAISO, Ind, Jan, 5.-A rich
find of new material for polishing
purposes has been made in Winchester
township, this county. Experts who
have examined the substance report ii
superior to anything on the market.
The material lies in veins six feet from
the surface
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Wallfiowers Must Go.

BERLIN, Jan. 5.-As an outcome OF
certain events at the recent court ball,
the emperor has suggested to the
officers of the Potsdam garrison that
those unable to dance shall not attend
court balls in future.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-09
Indiana Miners Again at Work.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan, 2.-Tho in.
dications pointing to the renewed of the
strike in the bituminous coal regions
have almost entirely disappeared The
trouble in the Linton district has been
amicably settled, and every bituminous
miner in the state, with the exception
of 500 at Clinton. is working.
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millionaire snart naad.

CORTLAND, N. Y, Jan.A-David Han
nun died here Saturday. He was well
known in Cortland county and at one
time was reported to be worth slo,0o0;-
900. He was noted for his reckless ex.
penditures OH sports and sporting
events
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-09
Village Ria acksmith Stabbed.

CANTON, o., Jan. A row is report.
ed from Fairfield. E. p. Young was
swearing he could whip anybody in
Fairfield, when one Rambo, the black
smith, disputed him, and in fight en-
suing Young cut Rambo in the side, in-
flicting terrible injury, from which he
NAV die.
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rhs pons and the Hmpsror.

RoME, Jan. 5.--The pope has agreed
in principle to adopt an attitude toward
King lIumbert and Emperor Francis
Joseph which viii enable the latter TO
visit Rome without embarrassment 70
either
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Railroad Disasters.

kaliroau DisHstciS
The loss Of life by railroad disasters
for the year is a little less than that OF
last year, the total being 5,26l, as com
pared with 3, 42O in 1890. The number
of seriously injured was also little
less, being 2,107, as compared with
9, 7i6 in 1890.
Diseases.
The number of deaths by pestilence
last wear was 81, go, as compared with
about 80, ,OO0 last year They were oc-
casioncd mostly by cholera in Arabia.
No estimate has been made of the mum.
Der of deaths by the grip last spring
and winter.
There have been no great wars dur
ing the year, and yet the loss OF life in
battles amounts to a2,627, AS compared
with 10, $50 in 1890 and 40,276 in 1881
The loss Is distributed as follows;
Africa, 4,Ol9; Chilli, $500; China, $500
and s.aOs by revolts and massacres
elsewhere.
Other Horrors.
Besides the losses of life by railroad
and marine accidents the great disas
ters of the year 1901 were rs follows;
In January a-were killed by mine disaster
In Westphalia IL by one in Mopine Mex
by one ia Ostran, Poland, II by one IN san An
droas. CAL, Q by u fire in wortley, Eng' so!
drowning In the Seine, Paris, 10 by an ava
lanchc in Bosnia, II by an ear,hquah
in Mexico. ~ by an eaf'nquan
In Alelers, 10 by mine uisaster
Jesinowalc, Russia, pa by another in Gelsenk.l
chan, Germany, 10 by On avalanche IN ital,
Iss by mine explosion at foungwooo' fa
100 by storm at Massowah, Egypt an
G ly an avalanche NJ hthnmnnn Greece
In February Is lost their lives oy
storm In Greece, u T IN ear'hquas
in Japan, II by u fire at ssopen Russia,
by n mine disaster at Jeans. lille, Pa " by
avalanche nt Glarus, sw.tzcrland; loo oy
, nood in China; % by b,iler explosion IN ou
, hcc and lip nv mine explosion IN sprlu
mi. N s In March 40 lost their lives ny
fiood IN Arizona; - by storm on JAM
river Va; ~ by AL insane asylum "
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A BoIier Lets Co.

ST. MARy's, O., Jan. IA boiler ex.
ploded on the Blew farul, In the oil
field. instantly killing John fulsz o
pumper, who had just relieved bis
partner from the afternoon tour. The
explosion is stsrlbnsed " sarelsssnss>
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parrlns s,na,or plumb's suceea.or

TOPEKA. Kan, Jan, a,--The fight Is
ended. The new year was ushcred in
most auspiciouslv for ex-Conyressman
Perkins lie has been appointed to the
senatorial chair made vacant by .hs
death Of Senator Plumb,
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Three Men Killed,

TEAARKANA, Ark, Jan. A car
containing ten non.union telegraph
linemen, whom the Western Union Tel
egraph Co. was sending south to take
the place Of strikers was broken into
and three OF the men were killed
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VICTIMS OF DISASTERS.

Losses of Life at Sea, In Battle, by Pesti-
lence, Railway Wrecks, cyclones, Fires
and Explosions.
The complete list of casualties in
the old world and South America,
where the loss of life was serious
enough to be reported by telegraph,
including those who perisbed by dis
ease and battle, was 270,675, as COM
pared with 90. $50 in 1890 and 06, $50 in
1850. The following table gives the
loss of life resulting from various dis
astcrs in this country, as telegraphed,
during the year:
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The total numbers of murders COM
mitted in this country, AS reported by
mail and telegraph during the year
was b.oo6, rs compared with l,sso in
| lsa) and b 5,jT In 1881. The list of muir
ders during the last ten years shows u
steady increase, The causes OF these
murders may be classified as follows:
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
A Reduction OF s4,65a,7S9 During tho
Month of December.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-The following is re.
eapituation OF the debt statement.
INrElEsT BEARING DEBT DECEMBER 81, 1891
Rni1is al a. nar-tnnf continued at
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oi The wonders OF Australia and
Inc greatest natural curiosities
morld Y. is.'he Mount Morgan gold
VI Vneenslana. The precious
!, 1'n'alnel In this mine, which
|" \" dividend OF not less than s6,-
ksl",' !" year. was deposited by .
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DROSPECT HILL TRACT.
FRUITVALE AVE EAST OAKLAND

Frultyae is considered TO be one OF the most
desirable locations on the Oakland side of the bay
for residence purposes. ft Is sheltered from winds
fog. and has sunny ani delightful climate Els-
CANT homes and charming gardens abound ali
sides The terminus of the Highland Park and also
the Erutvae street railways are within one block
of this property. Lots will be sold easy terms
City water is being introduced; electric lights are
to be erected upon the avenue Free pass good for
five years, win be furnished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within specified time Now
Is cur time to secure home. No better chance
offered anywhere In Oakland. Price OF lots SITS to
500; $40 down. balance in monthly instalinengs
OF 50 each For maps and full particulars call on
CL0U6H BAKER. Sole Agents,
mrs tf $50 Ninth ST.. Oakland
A WEEKS NEWS FoR5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
~ CALL. in wrapper. ready fer mailing
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PROPOSALS.


DRofoSALS-NEw CITY HALL. SEALED PRO-
l. posais Tor the following work and material g
VIII be received by tho Board Of New City Hall
commissioners. In the chamber of the Board of Su
pervlsors: on Monday. April IL. 1892 between tn 0
hours OF III A. NJ. and IL II. OF that day:
flrst-Contract No. 80: For cleaning ana STAIN
coating the whole of the exterior or the Hall OF
Records. the open arcades and spaces inside and
out around the same and the annex TO the main
building OF the new City Hall. and for the painting
OF all ths iron and wood and other WORK Their eof
TO be completed June so. 1892.
Second-Contract No SO: For providing, plac-
Ing ana nnishing OF partitions, furniture and At
tngs OF rooms and spaces set apart In basement OF
the western portion of the new City Hail, same
being Tor the general OF the City Receiving
Hospital. It's several Offices and appendages at
tached thereto; TO be completed June 80 1892
Preference Is hereby made to the plans specii-
cations ana conditions Of contract fn the once of
the Secretary aud Architect. under which this
WORK must be done. Tho Secretary VIII furnish
blank forms OF proposals to intending bidders
NO BIDS Will be entertained unless made upon
blanks SO furnished: certified cheek for 10 per
ceht OF the total sum of tender, TO guarantee the
closing OF the contract when awarded, must &C.
compan NY ali proposals.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
BIDS; pay ments VIII be made by audited demands
on the treasurer, drawn against the New City Hall
funu; bidders must strictly comply with pro-
posals In reference TO certified checks.
"eorge II. San derson, Thomas J. l.. Smiley, John
ii. burst, Board OF New CITY Hall Commits sioners.
mrl5 30t EDWARD l. WOLFE. Secretary
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QE.1l0 AN ELEGANT9 BROOM RESIDENCE;
3O-OV. all improvements: In the choicest part
home at the Mission. Apply 81 2. G. MOLLoY. 1873
Montgomery mrll 1T
$4,000 CHOICE lei; CORNER REsIDEscE IN
belt: rooms and bath: lot % :6xlOo; must be
seen 70 DC appreciated. Apply to Il. g. MoLLOY,
l3s Montgomery ST. mrll It
g MONTH BUYS A LOT ON THE ELEC-
G) ~ trIc-rOad y. OF the Gold en- Gate Park. Mo
CARVE CO.. 62S Market ST. topp. Palace Ho-
tell. mrl3 SuweSa
BUILDING LoTsl
ID BUILDING LoTSl
1850 TO $500. CASH OR INSTALLMENTS.
LOTS NEAR SUNNYSIDE
on the electric road: ready to build on; water
pipes iaid size 25x 100
L. CROMWELL & CO.,
MIRO II 3lS Montgomery st,
A wEEK'SNEwS FoR6 CENTs-THE WEEKLY
"A CALL. Ia wrapper. ready for mailbag.
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ADvERrtsfNG

iou WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
= Sny mnsre AZ any time write to q lsO. r. ROWELL
CO. 10 Spruce ST., New YORK aulaIv
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF IyFoRY.TIoY nv
~ the subject OF advertising Will do well to oolsia
ecopy o1 BOOK FOR Advertisers" 1853 pages prios
~; mailed, Postage paid. receipt OF price: coz
tains careful compl..ioa from Jho Amerlcsa
Newspaper Directory OF all the best pap.rs aud
Class lonrnais gives the circu aton ratns OF every
one and good deal OF Information about rates aad
otner matters pertaining the busns ass of atyer-
tsinx address hoWELLS ADNER rISINa Ru.
k6AC. ~ Spruce St. New YORK aulp II
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

aLAsEEut s4AL ESTATE.
i TO secure a desirable place for the summer call
at once.
Bargains In hoGses and lots; terms to suit pur-
chasers. MRS. L II. CHANDLER, 1929 Park St,
Alameda. mri4 CT
Gao PER FOOT ONLY; BUSINESS PROPERTY
business property on Webster ST., Alameda w. B.
FITCH d co Bsy-st Station. Alameda mrl3 Ii
GREAT BARGAINS: 8 GOOD LOTS OK Gin
" ton ave-: choice CORNERS; easy terms. ). l..
HANLEY CO., 1851 Park 81. Alaiheda. mr1S Il
A LAMBDA BARGAINS.
$1,000 $3.50 down. s25 per moath: lot 27xlso;
new modern cottage rooms and o.th. mo- 1913.
$2o0o-$40o down. $50 per mon.h; corner lot
3oxlSU; new modern cottage 8 rooms and bath.
s3l5o-S30o down. $50 per month; lot 81 :5xl5S;
new meoern 2-story house rooms ana bath
$3425-S400 down. s35 per month; lot 35xl5s:
$3500-$500 down. $50 per month: lot 25xI5o
new modern 2-story house; gas. sewer and water:
school and station near by mo. l22
$4250-$750 down. $40 per month: lot COX so:
nice cottage. b rooms and bath; / block from sta
ten; t gas sc saver We and city water. [No 13L
new modern 2-story house. rooms and bath.
s5500-s5o0 down, SIS per month: lot 4oxi25:
fine new 2-story house rooms and bath; station
airy tubs: electric bells; speaking tubes; clothes
chuteS; linen closets. mo 1873
S6500-sl0o0 down. $50 per m ontn: lot 5Ox so.
y. SIDE blocks rom station; elegant 2story
house rooms anu bath: electric bells: clothes
chutes: speaking tubes; stationary tubs: Inca
closets; redwood-nnished throughout; fine view OF
the bav fNo. 81.
Choice lots at bargain; houses TO let and money
TO loan. H. p M0REAL = CO., 1892 Park ST.. Ala
media: 402 Montgomery St. san Francisco. Tea
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6TORAGE.

FURNITURE, TRUNKS. PIANOS ETC. CARED
4 Tor and stored reasonable: advances made
LIEBES' Pioneer Storage Co. $40 Stockton. eff
E'lksI-CLAsS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
4 o42-o44 Mission st CBAS L. TAYLOR iySf
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADvEKT1SEME Avn
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF The MORNING CALI. s02 Broadway.
ERUITvALE-FRUITyAL
Choicest lots near 'FrutvaIe station; extra large
iots ooxi4o on terms TO suit purchasers: los
lay on elevated ground; cali for particulars eefor.
purchasing elsewhere; free carriage in waiting to
show property.
A. H. BREED CO,
nrIo u 400 Ninth ST., Oakland
GES0 Ne. COR. 25xl0o, WITHIN BLOCKS
and cement walks laid. w. Z. BARNARD & son
4s3 Ninth St. Oakland. mrl07s
READ THIS UNPRECEDENTED OFFER.
BUY HOME,
DO YOU OWN HoMEq
We lead. Others Fellow.
Read for yourself
1t will pay You.
What we will do this month.
verybody to have a 5enedt
Figure for yourself.
Our grand offer FOR March.
150 lots 50xI5O in the
.....WARNER TRACT.
5000 EACH. MARCH ONLY $500 EACH
These prices less than you can
buy the land by the acre
Remember this is only Tor the month
OF March.
Read the terms: Only $40
cash. balance So per month
over $50 lots sold TO Dona-fde
purchasers since October 18th. AeS.
The power house and car-houses or
the electric road are located
upon the Warner Tract.
a fine private seminary 20
be erected by Messrs warfel & BIanchet of Hay.
wards upon the
tract at once
The contract is let to grade all
the streets in the Warner Tract
at the present owners expense.
George Early expects begin early In
the spring to erect magnificent hotel
Think of it, reflect and buy
two of these lots
whether you be rich poor
The investment is no wildcat.
hut as solid bank stock.
Parties in the interior wishing to
take advantage OF this grand
offer can remit to amount
of first payment, and will select for them
the choicest fany lots
remaining unsoid. If they were
personally present and guarantee
to absentee purchaser this to be the
cheapest property offered along this road.
Remember you will regret 1t in one year from
now If you read this
advertisements ana do not invest In this specII
Offering Carriages Office at all
times to show you this property
Send for maps
NJ. j. LAYMANCE & CO.,
ass Eighth street,
miro lot Oakland Cal
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
M cALESrER n McMAHAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
sMoNTGoMERY ST.. NEAR MARKET.


BUILDING LOTS SOUTH OF THE PARK.
CohNHns sloo0; INSIDE $3.50; INSTALL
BEAUTIFUL MARINE AND PARK VIEW.
Nh tne eiectric road. 18Th ave-, bet. NJ and sts.
on Ihe line OF Strawberry Hiil and the new lake :
SiOo casn; balance $50 monthly installme nts;
graded; fenced; size 3z:6xl0U, 25xl2U.
$500 eaeh-Lots in block sSS: monthly INSTALL
mehtS OF STU; south OF the park; size z5xl20.
s225 each-Lots in block 1898. monthly INSTALL
meh's Oh $40: south OF the park: Size .5xl20
- -.
$2VO0 each-$500 cash. balance monthly Install
mehtS TO sult; Tors on ). tine OF Fulton It. bct
Lott ahd Masonic ave-; SIZE 25xl37 IS. nIe Weir II
I W. COLEMAN. REAL ESTATE AGENT
S2Sb2 Montgomery st
S1l5V-Haight ST.. near Baker: cosy home OF 7
rooms anu path: sun all day. nice garden az D. fine
view; part ash; Size 25xl 20.
93GoOJ-large corner KearEy St: stores
ana rooms shove; only years ole rents 1883: no
Deter raw ng property offered for sale.
S-V.OVo-JacSSon St, y. SIDE. near Laguna; ee-
gam marine view; rents $685. large lot; part cash;
adjoining fine Improvements
for this hRe lot NV. Ger. Dolores 26th
sIs ~ ready fsi building: size S2Xl5U.
>io9V-LOt on =. line of Jersey ST, San chez:
street WORN done; ready for building: 25NIl4.
@I2oO-2oth ST, bet Church and Sanchez: nice
TO- Iooaeiy view; h1e place for hOma.
% 0O-Ctara St. near Ritch; 2-StoTy house,
rooms; tenements; brick foGnGatIon patent
closets etc room for another house
SoV0o-fIcrlda 81. near 18th: nearly new cottage
etc; part cash.
2f5O-Wa ller ST. Masopc ave. nice resi-
dence tot; 25xl2o all ready Tor building
SeOeo-2 lovely lots w side of Lyon ST. bet
hayes ana Fell; street work done; fine place for
private residence flats.
SI9OO-2Jth ave-, bet. A and Il; IODy120. a bar
Edtit IS WPSu
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CRAWFORD TRACT. OAKLAND: OVER $4,000
~ worth OF lots sold last week; send for maps
and price list WILLIAM j. DINGEE, AGO Eighth
ST., Oakland fe IL I'm cod
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READfI!

I OOKI SEEii READftl
ANNOUNCEMENT
SALE COMMENCES MARCH g.
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
Situated on Alameda C0untys greatest highway
the San Leandro road. The Oakland s an Leandro
and Haywa electric road passes directly froat
OF this property.
LARGE LOTS. LARtE LOTS
5UX150 5Oxl5O 5Oxl5 SD
FRUIT TREES.
FRUIT TREES
Fruit trees In every lot Take YOUR choice Pears
Apples, Apric0tS Prunes Cherries, Peaches, English
Wainuts and Almonds
WIDE STREETS!
WIDE STREETS!
Grand avenue on this tract is 100 feet wide
THINK OF TT
$50 cash. geo cash
81 90 monthly 81 90 monthly
NOW is THE TIMEi
Electric road VIII be in operation by May l. Re-
member sale commences "Wednesday,
March 9, 1892
CALL AT ONCE!
CALL AT ONCE.
DON'T DELAY DON'T DELAYl
For maps and particulars apply to A. Fl. BREED
", 4oV Ninth St, Oakland. mr6tf [
UIQO AND Sl25 PER LoT-wE HAVE FOR
ID w sale few more OF the above lots with
terms $40 cash aud So per month: Il. X. station on
this tract and the electric line adjoining only tnree
BLOCKS distant: call II you want a bargain before
balance are sold; owners are buildng rapidly
this tract and the safe Will close soon. L. w
WOODWARD d Co. 902 broadway Oakland. IL 7t
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r RooMED COTTAGE: N. SIDE OF STREET:
~ block from depot; lot 50xl35: windmill and
tank fruit trees: for only S2i03; this great offer
onl lasts few days Inquire of w. &. MORAN,
LoRin; take Berkeley train. mr13 II
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CRAWFORD TRACT.

-
The most attractive building sites In Oakland at
prices and terms within the reach OF every one;
road and within 10 minutes or the center of the
city; magnificent views; perfect climate: streets
finely macaG amized sewers all laid and connected ;
cement sidewalks; water mains in front of every
lot from Piedmont Springs Water and Power Com
pany; lots In the Stanford Tract now being sold
at from $50 to S31 per front foot that will day
be worth from $50 to 300 per front foot: only one
half OF the tract left; terms only one-ffth cash,
balance IN yearly payments; make selection now
while the best lots still FOR SALE Send for
marked price list to WILLIAM j. DINGEE. $50
ana 462 Eighth ST., Oakland. fell I'm cod
DELIGHTFUL HOME IN FRUITVALE FOR
II sale at n sacrifice because or owner gong East
4 acres choice bearing orchard: 2-story house; 9
rooms. stable, WELL windmill and tank: beautiful To-
cation: short walk from local train streetears IL
You want to buy write, stating what hour you Wit
come TO fruttysle Station, and will meet You with
horse aud carriage and show you my place A. NJ
DARCY, FruitvsIe East Oakland. mrl27t
NEW PLAT: LOTS 50x15O; THE "CREAMn
~ Tract. on the San Leandro road: Just what you
nave been looking for; every lot covered with fine
fruIt trees; only SITS and upward: terms $50 cash
81 80 per month. RUSSELL & PROSSER Twenty
thlrd-aVe Station, East Oakland. nIr6 I'm
GI7S0 COTTAGE 6 ROOMS: Lor 2sxl25;
u y OO. half block from station; good neigh
borhood; 500 down and $25 month till paid AID
ply A. j. TAFT. 1904 Seventh St, oakland Center
otatIoh. mrs u
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
LoRiN l.EAL ESTATE.

ct . PER FRONT FOOT; IN BEAUTIFUL BER-
IT . kelley. 534xl29; level land: bargain.
JOSEPH j. MASON. Dwf>nt-way Station. mrs l4F