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CIGAR-B0XES.
They Are No Longer Made Wholly of
Beautiful Spanish Cedar.

They Are No Longer Made Wholly of
Beautiful Spanish Cedar.
1t is doubtful if there is any one who hav-
ing ever had occasion to examine cigar
boxes but would answer if asked the
question, "What are eigar-boxes made
OFF" Spanish cedar, of course; every one
knows that"
That is the general belief, but such Is not
the fact; for owadays boxes for cigars are
made so that they appear TO be what they
are not.
Yesterday lady of this city had occasion
to use some very thin wood for fancy work
on which she was engaged. and concluded
that cigar-box was just the thing she
wanted, so she sent out for one of the
size in which fifty cigars are packed. In
order to remove the paper pasted on the In
side and the outside, she placed the box in
pan and poured boiling water upon it, and
let it remain in soak for little while. When
she proceeded to remove the strips of paper
she made a discovery.
Ii was that the cover of the box was Of
fine grained Spanish cedar. but the bottom
aud sides were of sugar pine, covered in
side with 6ne white paper and outside with
veneer OF Spanish cedar glued on to the
white wood.
Curiosity prompted her to inves tigate fur
Their, and she found by measurement that it
took eighteen thicknesses of the veneer to
equal the thickness of the cover, which, by
the way, is but five thirty-seconds OF an inch
thick.
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Knife, Knuckies and Pistol.

so that the whole affair can be carried in
the pocket with no more trouble than jack
knife.
Captain Kenealy of thu ship Santa Maria
brought the thing 10 this city, having OBJ
tanned 1t from a citizen of Valparaiso, who
said it had been carried or worn by one Of
the rioters.
Ii many Of these rioters carried such
bloodthirsty contrivances it is not wonder
that so many of our poor bluejackets were
cut and slashed, shot and bruised.
Ii is written Thrice armed Is he who
hath his quarrel just; but the man who
would carry triple weapon like this evil
IDENTIFY does not rely much on the justice OF
his Quarrel,
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DEALERS IN CITY AND
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,
e24 MARKET ST, OPP. PALACE HOTEL.

S90O0-SE. cor. Of Sacramento and Baker SITS. /;
store below and fiat Of rooms above; good busi-
ness location.
S6OOO-Two-st0Ty house on Minna St. $50 feet w
OF Ihird: lot 25x75; income $50 per month.
S3500-GOod hOuSs OF rooms w. line OF
Powell St 80 feet :. OF Washington lot 20x5O: In
come SsS per month.
Sl6,OO0-Two elegant fats OF S and 10 rooms.
with house OF o rooms, =. side OF Bush ST..
bet Powell and Mason; Tot 2Z:6x137 IS. income
3 so per month and always rented; this is a fac
property and In good shape.
VACANT.
sl75O-Lot 2GI125i on W. side Of Chattanooga
St. ls9 y. of 22d.
sl75O-Lot 26Il25. on E. side OF Chattanooga St.
1b5 n. OF Z2d.
Florida aud Bryant.
s25O0-Cheapest lot in Western Addition: on w.
side Of Deyisadero ST.. 81 y. OF Ridley: street
graded aud severed; lot 25K125
s3250-25xl20, on s. line OF Haight St. $50 W. OF
Broderlck.
s2300-Lot 25x1s7:e on s side of Grove St W.
OF Lyon. sells SuTh
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SIX Months for One Ear.

r. McKenna, who was recently convicted
of mayhem. in biting off the right ear of E.
Slycer, was yesterday sentenced by Judge
Trout to six months Imprisonment in San
Quentin. The light sentence was in view
of the act having been done in moment of
provocation, the mans previous good
record and special recommendations to the
mercy OF the court.
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The deepest sounding vet made on the
coast of Africa was off New Guinea by II.
Nj. S. Challenger. whose 4OO-pound lead
struck bottom at the enormous depth of
rs, 700 feet
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$40. CASH $40.

Balance 50 10 $40 per month; the grandest offer
ever made on property tn this location.
THE BOWLING TRACT, on the direct line of
the Oakland aud Berkeley Electric Railway and
the only l00-foot street running from Oakland to
Berkeley.
LARGE LOTS. ONLY $3.50 TO $500 EACH
Streets all graded; city water mains laid: posi-
for sale along this great highway: only 10 minutes
TO the business center OF Oakland only 40 min
u,es TO San Francisco; double track laid by
the electric company; terms only $40 cash: bal
ance 1t IS or $40 per month; toss only $3.50 TO
$500
THE BOWLING TRACT Is the most elevated
level, where nature and art have combined to make
THE BOWLING TRACT, TIE GARDEN SPOT
OF CALIFORNIA.
THE BOWLING TRACT, only minutes walk
from the State University and 10 tho public
school.
THE BOWLING TRACT will be built up with
handsome houses. There Is not section Of OAK
lands suburbs where property VIII increase IN yaue
so fast as In this tract
ANY person who is fortunate enough to see this
advertisement has excuse for not having house
OF his own unless 1t be misfortune to get to
Offices after the last is taken. For full partcu
lars, maps and to the property apply to w. G.
MORAN. Lorn South Berkeley; take berkeley
tram. stop at Lorin: carriage always ready show
property or go TO CARNALL-H0PKINS Co, 624
Market St. 3. 4. se14 II
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The bones of the head OF some large
prehistoric animal were taken out of the
ground at Ruby Creek, WASH, last week at
depth Of $50 feet.
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third avenue for sale at bargain; small cash pay
ment; balance by the month. RUSSELL PROS
SIX, Iwehty-thrd-aye. station, East OaSiahd22 1t
GNE MINUTE. PLEASE
PIEDMONT HOMES.
AN OPPORTUNITY OF YOUR LIFETIME TO
BUY BEAUTIFUL Lor ALONG THE
PIEDMONT CABLE.
The remainder of tho Falrview Tract TO be closed
out at once TO close partnership affairs
IN this property.
EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS AND SPECIAL
PRICES
FOR THE MKT 80 DAYS
LOT 20 TO so FEET FRONT BY 1875 TO $50
FEET IN DEPTH
PRICES ONLY $500 TO $500 PER LOT.
30 PER CENT LESS THAN ADJOINING PROP
ERTY.
SPECIAL TERMS, $50 CASH
BALANCE 81 80 MONTHLY,
ONLY II MINUTES TO SEVENTH ST. AND
BROADWAY.
CABLE CARS EVERY MINUTES.
The Farylew Tract is one of the most charming
locations for home site the Piedmont Gable; 1t
Is protected from the bay winds and cold.
MAGNIFICENT LANDSCAPE VIEW OF THE
PIEDMONT HILLS.
STREETS GRADED AND CITY WATER.
ONLY so MINUTES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
REMEMBER THIS IS A SPECIAL OFFERING
OF Low PRICES AND EASY TERMS.
TO CLOSE OUT THIS TRAOf.
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.
For maps and full particulars apply 10 M. J. LAY
NANCE 4 Co, i66 9Th St., Oakland, Cat sell lot
X NoX ORCHARD. HAYwARDS
THE REMAINDER or THIS ELEGANT TRACT
TO BE CLOSED OUT UPON EASY TERMS.
ALL LOTS 50xl5O, COVERED WITH FULL
BEARING FRUIT TREES.
$3.50 TO $40u EACH, ONLY SO AND $50 CASH
AS FIRST PAYMENT.
STALIMEhTS.
his elegant property is located within three
BLOCKS OF the center of the beautiful town Of Hay
wards two blocks Of horse and electric cars
CITY WATER UPON THE TRACT.
This is without exception the cheapest and most
desirable property adjoining Haywards. The terms
are made so easy that the fruit upon the trees win
pay tho instailments. For and full particulars
apply to M. ). LAYMANcE a CO,
466 Eighth ST., Oakland, or
FRANK LAKE. Western Union Telegraph Office
Haywards Cal. sea- lot
Pc SURE AND READ THIS
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
OFFERED IN THE FANNY DAVENPORT
FRONTS DIRECTLY ON SAN LEANDRo
ROAD.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
50Xl20-FooT LOTS ARE HERE OFFERED ON
AN OPTION TO PURCHASE ON A LEASE
OF FEARS. AT 81 81 PER MONTH.
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS PAID BY OWNER
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
FIVE OPTIONS GIVEN TO PURCHASE AT THE
SMALL COST OF so go PER MONTH AT ANY
TIME WITHIN FIVE YEARS
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
HULL PARTICULARS AT THE OFFICE OF
CLOUGH & BAKER
1902 BROADWAY.
tyI5 tt cod BETWEEN 10TH AND 18TH
CS FIVE DOLLARS DOWN.
$I-ONE DOLLAR A WEEK
For building lots in the
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q fAOO YEARLY NEW COTTAGE ON Nc
u 1OOU. Allister 81; rooms and bath; brick
foundation bay-wiBdows, etc; stone walks; street
woT all done; part cash. lot 25xS5 3.
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oI1OO HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS; CLOSE TO
u HUI. Harrison and Sth; part cash IL de-
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Call and obtain one OF our "Reai Estate Sec-
ords" which contains list of properties for
sale IN all parts OF the city.
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$4,000 glfe aSs ssdFl d oS p6S
Market st: 2st)Ty houses: rents sos per month;
lot 4Sx6S.q
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ArToKNEYs-AT-LAw.

DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
~ marriages annued collections. damages, etc
G. W. HOWE atty, $50 Market. cor Stockton az tt
NOAH +. FLOOD, ATT0RNEY-ATLAW 1871
IN Montgomery ST., rooms and o. Sell I'm
IN w DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY ATLAw. 400
w California St. rooms l4-l5; advice free. do tf
ID A. CRorHERs ATTORNEY-AT-LAw. sJS
IL. Clay St most
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EDUCATIONAL.


UEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST;
IL douUle-entrY bookkeeping, penmanship, short
hand type-wrtiBg teiegraphy, etc, all Included la
business course under one fee OF S75. Je3O II
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 32O POST ST.:
L lie scholarship S75; day and evening. oc2O II
NJ ERCANTILE COLLEGE 4 NORMAL SCHOOL.
wi Golden Gate Van Ness. Day q evenings. IL II
TIRE FRANK SCHOOL OF ELoCUTIoN. $50
L Market st-This school Will educate only In the
true system Of eocuiiOn and voice culture: term
only needed; children taught In school classes;
terms reasonable. Once II. SCI 3m
M E. GIFFARD HAS RESUMED HER FRENCH
hi classes; latest method. 1906 Pine ST. au3l ! IN
CINGfNG; VOICE CULTURE. APPLY DAILY,
~ sos Powell St, PROF. j. II. oGILVfE AUS 3m
EUROPEAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
u girls; 2l27 jackson ST. board; English. French,
German, music, dancing: $50 per month. special
French classes: coach caiIs or pupils. je25 Il
n ERMAN PROFESSOR or THE PIANO; MOST
VI improved method. 81 Ninth ST. au3 3m
DROP. d. MANSFIELD, MANDOLIN. GUITAR
j banjo, compositions. Studio 1908 Market. aus BIN
CCH0OL CIVIL. MINING, MECHANICAL ELEC
- trical engineering. surveying architecture a.
saying: estab 1864 A Van der Nailien. 723 Market
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
- Fl. CMBSEN i CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTiONEERS.
l. NontromPry ST r.
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MONEY AT 6% ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
lN cages without delay. MURPHY, 326 Pine 3 I'm
I OASS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES. MDS. IN
IL warehouse j. s. BOWMAN. 1913 Montgomery. Ct
BARREL OF MONEY ON lSr OR I'D MORT
IA gage per cent; delay. j. L., All o. Farrell ly
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
AVA Security Loan Bank, llOe Market st. mr. Mason:
private entrance 7 Turk. N. j. FRANKLY &00.6a
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Gle 6p0 SFLAIS AND REAR HOUSE ON
u IL. ObO. Fulton st 2 flats of rooms and
bath and l OF rooms; rear OF 7 rooms in 2 tene-
meGts; bay-wnc ows brick foundations. stone
walks, etc.. renting FOR 1850 per annum; lot "a 10
xl37 70
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Y SNO BARGAIN; $500: NEW HOUSE
tN iIoO. OF rooms and bath. Twenty
third avenue, for sale at bargain small cash pay
ment: balance by the north. RUSSELL 4 PROS
SIR, Twenty-third-ave station, East Oakiand.22 1T
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
$1,000 co hanGa a. soaD AT =,
chicken house; only blocks from W illow Station;
rare bargain Apply to owner, 1912 willow ST.
near buena Vista ave-, Alameda. se22 ATT
BARGAINS IN
ID INsTALLMENT HOUSES
SPECIAL.
sl750.slO0 cash, $50 per month"; Broom house:
s245o-s2o0 cash. s25 per MONTH 5-room cottage
near Grand-street station.
S2sOo-8-room cottiAe new; $3.50 cash, $50 per
month; lot 81 :6xl0C; for one week only.
s325O-6-room cottage: new; corner lot 9sxlOO;
$500 cash, $50 per month";: for one week only.
All these cottages are near schools and station,
and are elegantly finished with modern improve
Houses built to order ana finished in so day,
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free; houses
MARCUsE Kennel,
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
Oniees: Aiameda-Bay-st Station and Hlghst.
station: San franclsco-62S Market 81. opposite
Palace Hotel. sell II cod
GOn0O BRAND NEW COTTAGE; ONLY
DAUUU. 500 cash: balance easy terms.
$I7o0-Good house, rooms; large lot; both bar.
gains: SEQ them. J. S HANLEY CO., 1876 Park
ST. Alameda sell u
LINE Residence CORNER, i5Oxlss; BEST
j part of Alameda: $4,000 cash or part exchange:
NE. cor. Grand and San Antonio SITS whole or In
subdivisions 9. Ru EGG. $50 Market st sel6 7t*
MUST BE SOLD, CORNER LoT, 75x1sO,
IVA house of rooms, bath. fine stable. price is
$4,000 under real value; cheap houses and lots for
sale on easy terms; large list OF San Francisco
and Oakland property to exchange for Alameda ana
outside lands. MRS. L. II. CHANDLER, 1929 PARK
St, Masonic Building. Alameda. au27 u
BARGAIN.
n s67bo; new, modern 2-story house; rooms
and bath; speaking tubes; clothes chute electric
bells; stationary washtubs; all rooms redwood fin
ished: street macadamized ana cement Sidewalks
exceptionally fine neighborhood; sunny side of
street: near station; lot 50xl50; $1,000 cash. bal
ance $50 per month. Apply to Ii. r. MOREAL,
1892 Park ST.. Alameda. ty27 Ct
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I ADT WILL SELL HALF INTEREST IN PAY
l. ing saloon, or VIII exchange FOR restaurant: no
agents trIfers need answer. Address Lady. box
lOl. Cal Branch once. seq rs
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COX RESTAURANT; MUST BE SOLD AT
u = -. once; going East Apply Grocery, 1917
Howard 81. sell 3t~
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-0O ESTABLISHED CASH BUSINESS:
u DUO. clearing 500 a month: clean work;
requiring experience: any intelligent man can
make big money: risk; monopoly OF coast:
weeks trial: investigate; leaving for Mexi-
CO SW EETSER 4 BRIGGS. lO2lIS st l
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The remainder OF the Fairvew Tract TO be closed
out at once 10 close partnership affairs
IN this prOnerfY
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TOR SALE-SALOON: OPP. RAILROAD DEPOT:
i terminus OF railroad and county seat: summer
resort garden and icebouse connected with saloon;
suitable for bowling-alley and restaurant; long
lease and cheap rent; good place for 2 young men.
AnnIF chicago BrewerE. 40 Pine 81 se2l u
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C.cno CIGAR-sTAND AND LAUNDRY or.
t->slOO. fee; value in sight; great sacTihee
must s-l. GLEASON Il CO. 873 Market st. I
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OLD-ESTABLIsHED SALOON: DOING GOOD
" business investigation soiieited; no agents }.
T.. box %, this Office. sell 3t~
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O. o600 DOUBLE 2-STORY HOUSE CLOSE
Sp0OUV. To 9Th and Harrison, rooms and bath
each; renting for 1884 per annum: mortgage on
the prcpctty OF $1,000. which remain at per
cent ii de sIred Il lot 25175.
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C.O0O SALOON IN GOOD RUNNING Or
u OOO. der; 3 living rooms; cheap rent; side
entrance. Call Brauen se21 3ts
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C.OOnO PARTNER WANTED IN BUTCHER
u ZOOO. business; large cash trade: fun value
10 stock; would ike good man act cashier; full
investigation given. Address L. NJ box l44 Call
Kranch. He21 3tz
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CJE0 BAKERY CANDY, SODA FOUNTAIN
- ~. and news depot; good location: 5
rloms. a hargain. MOODRUEF. "a Market ls Sc
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q. OOn FOR SALE-NTCE PROFITABLE BUSI-
ErCUU. ness. suitable for man and WIFE or single
person; present owner had place nearly years;
rent low two living rooms and yard Inquire Call
Branch SEQ 3ts
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IMPRESS BUSINESS; OLD ESTABLISHED;
u good income: cheap Stand III Market. 81 90
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q 20n OYSTER HOUSE. RESTAURANT I;
- DtO. O'FaFrel aud Market sts.; every
thing new; cost $3.50; receipts now $50 day: in
creasing right along; setting account other busi-
nessi sure bargain. GALE 9l7 Market st. sel9 ct
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C.OEO PARTNER: STEADY MAN WANTED
- AOO. IN a good-paying restaurant: duties 20
attend cash-counter: VIII positively clear over $6c
month 20 each; owner prefers partner TO hired
help; this cheapest and best opportunity ever Of
feTsd. Apply p. WHITE. 765 Market ST.
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T. UTCHKR BUSINESS FOR SALE Al SACRI-
u fee: horses. wagons tools, etc; IN fine location
and doing good business. Apply 10 A. II. BREED
A co $50 Ninth 81 oakland sel8 It
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TYPEwRIrGRs.

LII PREVIOUS WORLD'S RECORDS
II broken 1892 perfect words written on The
CalIgTaph ia hour at Saratoga, n. Y, July, 1892;
average l36 words per minute. The Caligraph still
stands at the head. See black and white
keyboard. Terms OF sale to suit purchaser. CHAS.
L. NAYLOR. gen. agent 1 Montgomery SAUL Il
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
LAWRENCE, CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
q 6ls Sacramento St cabinet work and ftting1D
edlees promptly attended, telephone 300 ml5I
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$40 per mo1td viii buy
lot on Rhode Is and street,
between Nevada and humboldt.
only few blocks from terminus
OF Howard ST esble-cars.
We have 100 lots in that
neighborhood tor sale at
low down bedrock prices.
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Q.o0OO COTTAGE HOUSE OF ROOMS.
dNZOVV. brick foundations etc; Oh Kennebec
ST close the Cortland ave; lot 25x75.
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$500 ladies' roo 500 100 Mc1iIistsr u g.
IA HOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR-STORE;
W fine trade and No. ! place and bargain. Apply
! MING 81 cor Sansonle and Pacific sts sell It's
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AN OPPORTUNITY OF YOUR LIFETIME TO
BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT ALONG THE
PIEDMONT CABLE.
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EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS AND SPECIAL
PRICES
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.


n Lw LINE BRUSSELS CARPET soc, sEwED
~ and laid; heavy floor Oilcioth. 25e; elegant
linoeum. soc. :. W. SHIRkh 1884 Stockton ST.;
Epecial attention to country orders SELF en-
GARPETs-SMTTH'S BRUSSELS, csc A YARD;
y iIstaliment price elsewhere 81 I'd n. FRIED
MAN 6 CO. 22s-230 StoeSton. and 2S7 Post. Ii Z
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DARGAtN - EXPRESS BUSINESS; GOO ID
- stand: also good cart horse for sale. Inquire
Saloon, " cor. Kearny and Pacific sts seq 3t~
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CC0n CASH: BALANCE EASY: CHOICE
y OOO orchard; Alameda County; a bargain.
See MATHEWS ;, lZ0 Suffer 81. SELF 1t
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G C00 SALOON: MARKET ST: GREAT BAR
9. CIO. gain McLAUGHLIN. 26la Kearny. % 2ts
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GTOO PROVISION. DAIRY AND DELICACY
e W. store: worth $1,000: departure cause OF
s.ih. MCiA IEHI.IN - co. Z6I. kearnY 81. - Us
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HOUSES TO LET.

ZINE HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS AND BATH; RENT
Il cheap; 10 Metcaif place, bet. Mason and Taylor,
on Geary; key Is Geary Apply G. II. UMbSEN
d CO.. IA Montgomery st. se21 81
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Must BE SOLD-COFFEE SALOON: POSI-
VI lively clearing over SI5Oa month: trial 30 DAYS
allowed responsible parties before purchasing. PA
lLElL EAlEA NtE. q kearnY
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~--~>~-~----
EfCAFEE. BALDWIN q HAMMOND.
REAL Estate AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEEES
10 Montgomery st.
Telephone 599
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
oucketclD.

Easter was observed at the Daptisi
church, Sunday, thu lsth. An apprvpvt
ate discourse Was preached BY pastel
Lawrence from Luke -: p-S. In Tx
morning, plants and flowers. and strain.
of sweet music from the choir assisted
by the orchestra, and In the evening .
Sunday school concert. Altogether u
Was calculated to remind Ne of the mys'
tcries and fact Ut another lie.
Early Tuesday morning an alarm 81
firc rang out on the still air, occssionetl
by the burning out Of . chimney and
catching on the dry shingles Of the resl'
,ience Of Horace Morrill,, bat II was soon
subdued.
rorrst free have ragged mp the east
.Iie Of ONrs Head Mountain and also
on the Hue ~ the railroad.
Mrs. T. iwari u. Cole returned from
Massachusetts, after . ,isit OF several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley Tutile have got
home from visit 60 Massachusetts
friends.
Fast bay was made the occasion by
resscnden Post. q. A. u. of n grand
campfire. Public exercises were held
At the Methodist church. A collation.
was served at q. A. u. Hall, Ia which
about $50 sst down. The cornet band
made iis maiden effort In the square
after dinner. AZ the church Command.
or 4. =. brigham presided. buekfeld
Orchestra dI.cour.ei the musical pro-
gram. Speeches aud recltations aud a
poem nv Mrs. Merritt Parsons, hrcd
the patriotic heart, aud the Grand
Army boys lived over again the days OF
the march aud the hivousc.
Mrs. Jonas spsuldiuI. the Oldest per-
sou In town, died Past Day. aged ~
years.
Atwood, spsnldlng a 90. have some
pretty csrpctings aud Wallpapers, aud
At prices .o lcw that u does not pay tn
~ 90 the city for them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
GREENWOOD.

Clinton Cole has 80 far recovered from
his sickness as Ia do some labor. Ills
sou. George q. Cole, stepped on = nall
while at work In Cummings mill, which
laid him up for while, and =. W. Cum
ming. took his place. George IL now at
work for John Robert. on bis farm.
Tebbets' mill near Patch Mountain IL
nearly ready Ia start up, and j. w. Cum
mings IL To run the engine.
The financial difficulty At l,ockes
Mills has created quite . perturbation
among those who hauled birch there,
and 10 other mills last ~inter. and some
pretty big words have been mentioned
over In consequence Of u. Next winter
those Who haul birch 10 the syndicate
factories viii, like newspaper publish
era, want their pay In advance.
sap season, No 2, secms Ia be- about
ended, although the old dry weather
continues, and fires are getting unruly.
John Small has been troubled With Q
had ankle ever since he left the woods
last winter, and for week past has
hardly been out Of the house.
A boy baby was added Ia the family
of Waller Bisbee last Wednesday.
Hornets nests are nov selling all the
way from Is cents Ia . dollars, accord.
ing 10 slre aud condition. They are said
10 act ne a sort Of talisman, when stuch
up In the house TO produce peace In the
family.