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OBJECT TO DUDES.
Billed Shirt Hoboes in the
Bijou Home.
Red Nose Jim and Delegation Refuse
to Associate With Dudes Who
Wear White Shirts.

we don't find no fault with the gIub,
and the sleepin' part is all right, too" said
the spokesman of a delegation Of raggedy
men which appeared before Superintendent
Holcombe OF the Bijou Gospel Mission
yesterday. and who stated that they had a
complaint 10 make.
Mr.. HOlcombe was surprised. because
complaints are very infrequent in that in
stitutiUn where indiscrminate charity pro
vides temporary homes for hundreds Of I'M
fortunates daily and nightly.
What is wrong?" he asked. and Big
Nose jim. the veteran haybunker from the
PotreFU, explained the case as follows
IT'S not that we are unthankful to you,
Mr. HOlcombe. and to all the ladies' Of the
mission, but there are too many hObo-s in
billed shirts up in the gallery where we
sleep, and these dudes are putting on too
much style.
I'VE fellows who have no white shirts and
no collars and fittings don't loom up like
them that are dressed up like bankers
clerks and it makes US feel bad.
Some OF the boys are getting riled, and il
was only last night that Wandering Raj
terty wanted to lick one of them hobOes Just
TO show that be was as good 4 man as any
galllTanting whitG-shirted dude who wants
to wash his hands three times day.
NOW, AIf. dOlcOmDe, what me ana these
other gentlemen want is for you 10 keen
them biled-shirt fellows away from ns-a
kind Of remove them before they get hurt,
so that we don't have TO violate your feel
ings, because If We got to associate with
them much longer We thinks there'u be
trouble"
The superintendent could hardly sup
press a smile when he heard this novel
complaint and the request with which it
was accompanied. However, he managed to
keep sober countenance, when lie told the
delegation that the home could make no
distinction between whiie-shirted and fan
nel-shrted applicants.
Mr.. Holcombe dismissed his callers with a
warning that if the disturbance they seemed
to fear really took place every one Of them
would be fired out of the home, never to be
admitted again.
Big Nose Jim and his companions retired
to the gallery, where they held council Of
war and decided to treat the white-shirted
hoboes hereafter with silent contempt, but
not TO modest them otherwise
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ship Dalgonar. The amount will not fall
short of 400 tons. The British ship FinGal
took out the largest previous cargo.
The American steamer Walla Walla, Cap
tain Wallace. arrived from Victoria aud
Puget Sound with II cabin and 81 steerage
passengers.
The American bark Alden Besse left for
kahului.
Captain E. NJ. Nordberg has taken COM
mand of the steamer u. S. Grant.
customs Inspector Sprague made seizure
o. ten TINS Of opium on the steamer San
8enlto. The drug was found concealed two
feet under the coal
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERsHIP-wE GER
~ tfy that we constitute partnership transacting
business as watchmakeTs and dealers in diamonds
and lewelry in this state. Its principal place of
business IS san Francisco. Cal. Its is stand
ara Jewelry Company. The full names aud re-
spectye places OF residence OF all its members are
sigu ed hereto.
Dated, February 7. A. D. 1893.
OTTO ZlThKA san Francisco, Cal.
W. PARRISH PEARSALI. san Francisco Cal.
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Rnilders, Cnnfracts.

Ferd Wagner with P. H. Jackson q Co., TO build
side OF kearny street. As g S Of CLAW. $ 4S, K
22:ll. l.. L 22:1l, n IS, W $40: $22OU.
Morris Spiro with o. 5. Warmer and +. Fl. Wheel
er. to bui!d on W line OF DevisRdero street, ITO
of California W ITO by 5 27:8: 1850
Z. L. Paddock with James MIX. carpenter work,
on Frederick street, 100 OF Jackson, W 1877 % by
n x5TS5
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NEW CATALoGUE-SAN JOSE ORCHARD
~ homes and city property; call or send for one.
WOOSTER a. ENSIGN 624 Market St. S. F. jas u
n ONERNMENT LANDS-PERFECTLY LEVEL
" rich soil, in fine valley railroad in CalifOr
ma: employment at good wages near by; fuel and
water plentiful; many settlers and some fine farms
there now Send cents for information to +. W.
LANE. 6 Flood building. san Francisco. no20tt
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE - ALL PERSONS HAVING JUST
~ claims against NJ. A. BERNSTEIN will present
the same on Tor before March ~. 1898. Per order
Of the assignee, JOHN HoEY. 7lS Mission St, San
Francisco. mrs st
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
500 oAsH-s5 MONTHLY
BEAUTIFUL STONE TRACT


EVERY LOT Is A YOUNG ORCHARD.
Lots 5Oxl50; streets graveled; city water: this
tract is building up fast with beautiful homes; re-
member the electric cars pass the property con-
a H. BREED 3 co, 46o Ninth st.. Oakland. or
w A HALL Mills Building, rooms and Z sixth
floor, San Francisco ja6 II FrSuWe
TOR sALE-FINE REsIDENCE; EAST OAK
i land; fine view; new; all modern conyenisnces;
few minutes TO local train your own terms. Adj
dress once VIM. ?. TODD, $50 Ninth St, Oak
land MIRO MoweSa st
zine BUILDING LOT ON NINTH ST, NEAR
Kirkham; lOOxI22; see 1t at once; EIghth-st.
electric railroad within l block close to local
trains. Address VIM. P. TODD, $50 Ninth St, Oak
land. mrs MoWeSs st
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-NEw HOUSE OF
i rooms and bath; all modern improvements: me
SO feet: on maeadamized street. d. f. OLIVER.
owner cor Newton and Hanover avenues, reralta
Heights. mr7 II"
GO)RO 4 BARGAIN THAT MUST BE
u = -OO. taken up right away, If at all: new
corner lot 4OxiO0, with stable; terms SOS per
month; no cash dowH required: location good aud
Amply at ouce TO H. Z. ALDEN or Woodward &
co, sO9 broadway, Oaklan1. MIRA IL
COO CASH. BALANCE So MONTHLY-BEAU-
tpZO ful Piedmont lots; only 4 few left u9On
scape view; this special Offer is made to close out
partners Up interest: prices range from 500 10
$500 per lot; sizes IS TO so feet front by l25 to $50
feet in depth. Apply Immediately to A. r. GRUG-
6 Ell, cor. OF Pleasant Valley and Linda ayes;
Inc conductor TO let you off at Pleasant Valley
ave. mr4 1T
e.. CASH AND IS PER MONTH; LOT 44xIO0:
u q fine building lot, well located; near electric
cars, connecting with Eighth and Broadway and
local train: this lot Is offered easy payments,
the BUYER can build If desired. Apply to WOOD
WARD & CO, sO2 broadway, Oakland. ma 1T
GJ9SO A NEW 4-RooM COTTAGE. WITH
" I-OO. lot 6Dxl22, nicely located at Fruit
vale; VIII give free PASS Sessions electric ue
TO purchaser: must be sold right away. Apply to
WOODWARD & CO.. 9O2 broadway. Oakland ma
G1SO PER LOT. NEW TRACT, $3.50.
u LOU $l75. Central-avenue Tract: $40 cash,
50 per mouth: near San Leandro electric railroad.
RUSSELL PROSSER. TweRty-third ave fel9 II
Gl0 CASH AND 1863 CENTS PER DAY OK SIS
~ " per month will buy lot in the Gem Tract.
only 800 feet from the San Leandro Electrician
line. and near Seminary ave. PRATT 81 Co, 459
Ninth ST. Oakland. Jag II
G1OA MONTH WILL BUY A oMEIN SAUSA-
u " Ito Z d. SPARROW. Gao Market ly9 u
CALlFORNIA EXCHANGEBUREA .4sI NINTH
- st, Oakland, exchanges all kinds of property:
send Tor catalogue. GREEN, SMITH a co. ial5 II
CT ONE DOLLAR DOWN
u. Sl-ONE DOLLAR A WEEK
FOR LOTS $3.50 EACH
BELRUSE STATION TRACE
GULOIS SOLD LAST MONTH.
II. 4. PINNEY. OWNER,
9O7 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS nos u
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iter Innocent-Looting Parcel.


A pretty girl, who is the daughter OF a
respected citizen of Charlestown, and her
self brilliant student in medical school
in the city. went into one of the big dry
goods stores the other day TO make some
purchases, and came away leaving a big
parcel behind her upon the counter. She
hadn't gone far from the store when she
missed the parcel and hurried back for it.
what was in your bundlee" asked the
attendant at the desk to which Miss -
had been referred by the girl who served II.
Miss - hesitated a moment and then
said: "An arm"
"a what?" said the startled attendant.
IAN arm," repeated Miss - calmly. 81
am medical student" she said, by way of
explanation. II am taking it home to
dissect."
DO you see the parcel?"
Eyes, there 1t is"
"Would you mind stepping into the Office
and taking it yourself?' asked the attendant
with a shiver.
mot IN the least" said Miss -.
She took up her ''arm" with a smile, left
the store and continued her way homeward.
Consistent in Ali Things.
'Your papa's literary man. Isn't hep"
'Yep."
"Does he ever lick you?"
only fer lynn. Pops realist."-Puck
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CHEAP LAND-RANCHo DE NoVATo COM
\ prisiag 50O0 acres AT Novato. Marin County,
gauRe) 26 miles from san Francisco. Average
PRICE, S75 per acre. This property has boon sub
divided Into villa sites, town lots. acre tracts and
smallTanches OF from 20 TO 200 acres any desired
size. The land varies from low hills to rich bot
toms. and II perfectly adapted to growing olives
prnnes peaches. grapes and all kinds OF fruit grain
and vegetables Unlimited market IN city Tor an
produce; both rail and water transportation from
the property to Fan Francisco. Low Treights and
fares. Town OF Noyato. railroad station, hotel
stores, frs-ciass graded school, postoice and ex-
press oihces, meat market etc. all on the property
Call or nddress Syndicate Investment COMPANY "a
ana 90 chronicle building. mrl II
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE;
~ send Tor list. D. J. WEST. Martinez, Cat mr2 Inns
GoNoMA COUNTY LAND; SMALL AND LARGE
branches List.ANDREW PRICE. Heal dsburg 25tf
TOR SALE OR LEASE-HoWELL MOUNTAIN
hapA County. farm and health resort; 81 acres
Ranch, box 90, this ONCE. fe23 lat
TOR SALE, EXCHANGE AND RENT-RANCH.
es all sizes, kinds and prices: choice locations;
good values. w. j. HEsEY, 1913 Kearny stfel2 I'm
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L-OR SALE-BARGAIN: LARGE ELEGANTLY
! iarnished boarding and lodging house. contain
iug 70 rooms; TO ated within block and a hale of
Broadway; within minutes walk OF both broad
ana narrow gauge railroad: this will be sold at
bargain for cash For particulars call OF address
MARrENSTEIN, ARREST 4 CO.. 463 Ninth St.
OakiAuN. Cal mr.
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DIST PAYING GROCERY, WITH SALOON. on
North Beach; me location; cash trade large
stock; everything IN fine running order: bargain.
on account Of sickness. See owner, 1873 aoutgOm.
mr
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

! V. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILD
q er,5l9 Sacramento ST. ca binet work AID fitting
w oIceS prUmptlY attended: telephnne con n Is n
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GROCERY AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE
~ business 10 thriving country town San
Francisco: fine chance for young men: capital
required $1,000. For further particulars address
IlLLMAN Il BENDEL. MIRA m
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CoOD-PAYING GROCERY AND BRANCH BAK-
Howard 81 irrt -
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(7IsAR-SrORE, STATIONERY AND LAUNDRY
- once; cheap; Twin E-rOOms: owner going East;
l.rsaln. sNEETs ER. IIL0 Market s. mr. g..
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u ANTED-YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF COOP
~ address with $500 as partner IN good paying
business. fully estab sned. Inquire Can Braneh7 p
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CALOON FOR SALE; GOOD LOCATION: REA.
ply Gail Branch Once mr6 rs
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PAKTNER FOR SALOON; SOBER MAN: If.x-
! erience not necessary. 633 Howard. mrs Sc
RARBER-SHoP FOR SALE CHEAP: OWNER
u going East. 9lI1a Larstu ST. mr6 So
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RARBEKSHOP FOR sALE-FOUR CHAIRS
u central location. I'll Grant ave. S. FUCHS
~
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.


ZINE DoCToR'S PHAETON. SECONDHAND
4 reekaHay. 5ak. wagon. busges. S2s Hsrrison.7s
coz LIGHT SECOND HAND WAGON IN
U %. good order. INA Harrison ST. nr4 Il
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SEWING mACuINEs.
IlENTlSTS.

cox BUYS NEW SIS IMPROVED HIGH-ARi
y - SINGER machine: factory price. I45 sixth
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pAhERT FOR SALE-BAKTNG BETWEEN g
j. and barrels q -four per week all sold over the
counter; years lease; rent $50 price $500 Ad-
dress Call Branch OEce mr. rs
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A gentleman with the above amount can become
associated with and manage a good VaytnC bust.
ness: only principals need address. A. h. C.. box
I1s, Call Brsnch once. mrs "a
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G2O0 MILLINERY STORE; GOOD STOCK,
eNCOO. fixtures and trade splendid location:
hlrsaln- BusIness Exchange. 1927 Market st.m7 ats
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J 4Ll+MAN " hEABEA1 ulrA II
OOD-PAYING GROCERY AND BRANCH BAK
" cry; cheap rent; hving-rOoms; agent eO7
Howard 81. mr4 II
Gf0O CITY FRONT SALOON AND REsFAU-
u OOO. rant; 1S furnished rooms; barn for 2
horses; cheap rent. INQUIRE tais once. mr3 IT,
BRANCH BAKERY STATIONERY q TOBACCO;
y Furnished liying-rooms. 2O2 18th; $500. mr3 -
LOR SALE sALooS; GOOD LOCATION:
j reasonable price; account OF other business: no
egents. Inquire at III Mnna ST. mr3 IL
CALoON-S FURNISHED ROOMS: SELL CHEAP
- account Of leaving city. e3s Sacramento. , IT.
g-RANCH BAKERY, VARIETY AND NOTION
store furniture with rooms, for sale at 1912
Howard st. mr2 rs
A J SALOON, WITH FIXTURES, SAFE AND
- nrst-eiass stock Of liquors; centrally located
HlaTtet St; doing good cash business: Will be sold
cheap. Apply 70 y. 4. HURLFsY, southwest corner
OF Grove and buchanan SIS mr2 IT.
PARTNER WANTED N A FIRST CLASS
i produce business in the leading market OF san
frauclsco: doing business with The rst-cass hotels
aud commanding an extensive select family trade;
VIII cIfar 500 Tor each partner. address b. B.,
boz z this office, fe23 Il
LcB sALE-CALL ROUTE IN OAKLAND. IN
} qure Cal eflce, eO2 Broadway. fe24 II
GISOO PARTNER WANTED N UPHOI-
- / DUU. steering and furnIturs business: onlv
d. g., box 81. This ONCE. fell Il
WEEK $ NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
~ CALL. in wrapper. ready for mailing
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E'"R sAlE CHEAP-A RARE OPPORTUNITY;
! the Oldest established blacksmith and wagon
saor aad dealing IN agricultural implements: CEN
ira located; tine lots, 6Gxl32; shcp S6IS6: an
abrnG fnce OF tools large stock and good custom:
reason for selling poor health Apply at this Of
fee hi
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CrQ0 CITY FRONT SALOON AND RESTA u
ID OOO. rant: Is furnished rooms; barn for
horses; cheap rent. Inquire rhIs once. mr3 IT,
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LoR SALE sALooS; GOOD LOCATION;
reasonable price; account OF other business: no
egeuts. Inquire at III Minna St mr3 IT.
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II ' I'M I4OI 10 a lUUNN ONIHAhD.
Lots 5Oxl50; streets graveled: city water: this
tract is building up fast with beautiful homes; re-
member the electric pass the property, con-
meeting with all trains.
y. Ii. BREED y co, $50 Ninth ST., Oakland. or
W. A. HALL, Mills Building, rooms 6 and Z, sixth
hoor, San Francisco. ja6 u FrSuWe
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PURCHASING OR SELLING
" a LmsLnes. call ON 6 Us STRAND. lO35 Market. !
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- = n z ITIS V7EIT II ITITIII
c. oOA STATIONERY AND BRANCH BAK-
u OIO. cry: 3 Else rooms: SIS. ~ ism st. z e
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SI0 O00 PARTNER WANTED 81 1000.

L'Oh SALE OK EXCHANGa-EsTABLIS
j livery stable. {. HEND ERSuN. SD4 MontgOni-
cry st.
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FrKNITURE FOR SALE

4 WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTs-THE WEEKLY
~ CALL. In wrapper. ready for mailing
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omco-Room S. Nevada bI0cs = ie s'II q

ANY stock upon which this sSSessment shall re-
main unpaid on the twenty-first (2lst) day OF
BIarch 1898 VIII be delinquent and advertised for
safe at publlc auction and unless payment ia made
before will be sold on TUESDAY, the eleventh
(lltA) day OF April. 1898. to pay the delinquent
assessor ent. together with the cost OF advertising
and expenses OF sale. By order OF the Board OF
Directors. ID. &. BATES. Secretary.
once-3oo Montgomery ST.. room 70. san Fran
cisco. Cal. fel5 I'd
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FURNITURE OF ROOMS: 3 ROOMS PAY
i rent: cheap. 9lSJa Geary ST. InTs IT,
FURNITURE or 5 OR II ROOMS; MUST BE
4 All at Eov I'd nd nHa M > .
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URANCH BAKERY: sTATIoNE cry q TOBACCO.
" I r--rnL.Lal LLH-n ONO
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A FINELY FITTED SALOON IN MARKET ST.
II with rear entrance 10 new City Hall: for sale
very cheap. Inquire at CALLS cigar Stand. 1873
MarSrI St. nr. Isrkin. mr7 2e
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I me OF ENGLISH LISOLEUMs. soc; MAT.
j. tings. l0c; Brussels carpet laid. 6Oc furniture
lowest prices. SHREK. 1910 aud 1912 Stockton
street. MIRA II
CARPETs-sMITWs BRUsSELs. 65c YARD
y ". FRIEDMAN d Co, 224-22S-23O and 3O6
stocst0n. and 237 Post ST.. open evenings. } II
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HEAP - BAKERY AND NOTION STORE;
I sicaness causes sale 1872 First ST. mr7 3ts
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SSESSMENI NOTICE = BRUNSWICK CON.
~ soiidsted Gold Mining Company. Location Of
principal place OF business, FraucIscO Caltfor-
MA: location OF worss. Grass Valley Mining Dis
trlet, Nevada County, Cal.
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H. D. WALKER. Secretary
orioe-Room 80. Nevada block, 800 Montgomery
St. San Francisco, Cal. fel4 I'd
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
j05 ACRES NEAB sEBAsToPoL. s0N0MA
~ County, 20 acres IA fruit mostly french
gain. o,FAEkELL & Co, II MONTGOMERY 81.
GJ9 OuO 100 ACRES. rs MILES FROM
" .OOO. Oakland; all level rich soil: i'm
proved, 0'FARRELL q CO. II Montgomery St
I OVELY COUNTRY SEAT: GRAND VIEW:
II near san Rafael: house OF rooms; barn: small
orchard; 10 acres III Ross Valley: hne property.
0'FABkELL a Co, II Montgomery st.
Ie0 ACRES; 5 MILES FROM ANTIOCH AND
1OO SO miles from San Francisco; II acres in
almond orchard; ordinary farm Improvements;
all under cultivation and rents Tor quarter OF the
crop delivered; price $50 per acre. OFABRELL a.
CO.. II Montgomery st.
1EO ACRES NEAR CLAYTON; FINE LAND;
1OO good improvements: ct bargain. o'FAR-
REL CO.. II Montgomery st.
On ACRES: Az MILES NV. OF NEWCASTLE
on Placer County. near FIultvaIe; all fine deep,
rich soil; go can be irrigated; no land In the
vicinity he bought for less than $50 per scre;
price $35 per acre. o'FARRELL j CO., IL Mont
goInery ST. mr5 Su We
OO0 ACRES OF SCHOOL LAND IN MENDO.
oOO cino County at 81 50per acre GUS STRAND.
1895 Market st.
G1OO0 80 ACRES: ALL IN GRAIN AND
miles from town and boats Pacific Exchange %
Rearny st.
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET A BEAUTI-
n ful nome at low price; place must be sold by
ofder OF court; o acres on the electric road. -
orcnau: broom mouse, barn. good well water,
excellent soil a most desirable spot: should be
seen TO be appreciated; all bids nust be sent In BIZ
o'clock March b. D. +. MCDONALD d Co. r-a
estate agents. 463 Ninth St, Oakland. mrs II l
9l0O $50 ACRES OF THE RICHEST LAND
W W. in the State; partly in alfalfa; paying
wilt subdlvife # desired call and see noted 81,
pertsreport MARk LANE y co, 10 Post mr7 II
TOR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
j see D. d: IHIAG Sonoma City. Cal. mr7 If
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY is, 1903.
Firemen's Bazaar.

Saturday last the first entertain
meat for the benefit of Volunteer
Fire Co. No, | was given. The
weather was cloudy and threaten
ing the whole day, which was the
cause of Il light attendance at the
the atre at night. Sunday morn
ing drizzling rain fell until about
noon. when the clouds cleared.
This favorable change in the
weather PERMITTED the fire boys
To make their procession i'll the
evening instead of the morning,
us was announced. The steam
engine was deliberately decorated
by the young ladies'. The Breaux
Bridge string band furnished the
music. There was during the
whole day large crowds of people
on the streets waiting for the pro-
cession to come out. The hall was
opened all day where meals and
refreshments were served. The
boys were well patronized during
the day. but for the theatre, at
night, the audience, though larger
than the night previous, was not
as large us it should have been.
The plays were the same both
nights.
The amateurs who were i'm the
plays to entertain the public were
Mcssrs. George Sillan and Dumas
Hebert, who have more than once
delighted appreciative audiences,
and Mr.. jacques Vail, whose as
sistance was well appreciated.
The entertainment each night was
followed by a ball, which proved
of immense pleasure to the young
people.
The financial success OF the
affair WIS much better than was
anticipated by the promoters, con-
sidcring the many disadvantages
that were met by the managers
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Transient advertisements, 30 cents per
inch for first insertions; 80 cents for each
subsequent insertion.
Official or legal advertisements, 81 per
| inch for first insertion; AMI % cents LOT
each subsequent insertion.
0vBricf communications upon subjects
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