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SPANISH BOMBAST.
But Offensive as it is it Does Not
Invalidate the Neutrality Laws.

NFw YORK, March 2O.-A special to the
World from Key West, Fla, says: La
Union Constitutional, a semi official
newspaper at Havana, reviews the rela-
tiOnS in the Alliance case and opineS
that II she was really fired upon by the
Spanish steamer it was fully justified.
1t assmes that there was something
suspicious about the appearance or
movements Of the vessel and that
when the Spanish cruiser proposed
to ex anime her, she ran away,
and it thereupon fired after her.
A part of the newspapers assumption is
that the steamer did not show her cOlOrS
when called upon TO do so. The article
then reciteS the chievements OF the
Spanish navy and proceeds: Let it be
known, then. that our navy of today is
the same as that of LepantO, Trafalgar
and Callao. 1t is the same that the
Austrian admiral Tegstonf pointed out to
his officers to be initiated before sinking
the Italian fleet at Liza. They are of
the same race and blood as those who
fought and fell before San Sebastian on
his ships that were unprotected the
same who at Pugalugalon and Mellila
punished the moOrs of Mendedan and
Riff for their insults: the same that on
board the SacheZ Baraosta in Aecedo
and Santa Maria fired and conquered the
tempeStS of the ocean, and the same that
during the late naval review received
universal admiration. Finally they are
the same that on sea and on land are I'M
conquerable 1t would be well that the
United States should bear this in mind. so
that the prestige of that nation may not
suffer in the contentious that may arise
through adventures and the sailors who
make war on Spain and her noble sons,
and let that nation remember that the
laws of neutrality were made for nations
that know how to respect them.
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Trying to Arrange Terms.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 2O.-The
ManIon mill operatives had a mass meet
ing last night and organized committee
to prepare terms of settlement on a basis
bv which sliding scale of wages shall be
somewhere between the compromise Of
fered by the manufactures. which was
equal to an eight per cent increase over
the wages paid at the time OF the big
strike, and the scale which existed prior
~ the big strike OF 1898. 1t was reported
hat the other manufacturers had agreed
To do Mr.. KimballS work in the event of
a prolonged strike, but several agents
when seen refused either 10 affirm or deny
the report.
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ED. FOX DROWNED.
he Figured Conspicuously in the
Drayton- Barrow Duel Matter.

New YORK, March 2O-The Yachts
man, q London, England, paper of the
date Of March :, contains an account of
the capsizng of yacht in the Swan river,
on March 4, when several lives were lost.
Among those reported drowned was Ed
ward Fox, former New Yorker, known
to his friends as "Modoc" Fox. Mr.. Fox
earned the sobriquet of 'Modoc" when
acting as correspondent of the New YORK
Herald in the Modoc war. After leaving
the newspaper work he became pro-
moter Of various enterprises, and several
years ago he went TO England, making
London his headquarters. Mr.. Fox be-
came prominent three years ago as par
ty to the Drayten-Barrow duel negotia
tions. He was one of Hallet AlSop Bar
rows seconds. and with Harry Vane Mil
bank, accompanied Barrow to Paris,
where the question Of duel was submit
ted to the Due de Morny. The Due de-
cided that Mr.. Coleman Drayton had
placed himself beyond the pale by accept
ing monetary considerations after
an alleged knowledge of the cause
which led up to his challenge Of Barrow,
and was not a gentleman deserving OF
recognition under the code. Subsequent
ly it was reported that Barrow and Fox
fought duel in Belgium because Barrow
accused his former second Of selling lnfor-
nation concerning the Barrow Dray ton
affair To the newspapers. Fox is said to
have received a slight wound in the en-
counter But the facts were never known
and the majority of people on this side of
the water doubted that a duel was ever
fought. MIR. Fox has teen engaged in
mine enterprises in later years, and in
Australia as representative Of an English
company. Barrow Is connected with the
trolley railroad lines in Newark, n. j.
The Drayton divorce suit in which he fig
ured is in the hands of New Jersey ref
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DIAMOND DOTS.

The roof of the grand stand at the bali
park was completed yesterday and work
was begun on the fence today.
The San Antonio team has already been
dubbed the missionaries by the Texas
Press.
The schedule will be changed so that
San Antonio will play at home during the
II. p. A. convention here next June 3.
The work of furnishing uniforms for the
local team has been let to w. A. Lewis,
of this city. They will consist of white
shirts. black pants, white stockings,
black caps, with the name of the city in
black letters.
Manager Clare expects to have at least
five left hand hitterS on the team.
Moody need nave Neuralgia. Get Or. Miles
Pain Pills from dru Egists. zone cent uose.
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Only One Round.

SoMERvILLE, Mass, March 2O.-Mrs.
Blake Snow was stopped by highway
man last night on Cross street. She was
equal to the occasion and quickly replied,
"You want to, do you?" As she uttered
the words she swung her right hand up
with considerable force. 1t came in con-
tact with the would be robbers chin and
he was knocked against the fence with so
much force that he had no breath left for
continuing the chase.
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A Schooner In Peril.

GREENPOINT,. Ii March 2O.-Inf0rm-
alton has been received that a large
three masted schooner has blown ashore
during the night off Orient Point, several
miles from here. She is supposed to be
the Mary A. Hall, carrying a crew of
eight men. The life saving men have
gone TO the vessels aid.
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DIED.

This morning at o'clock at his resi-
dence on West End Castro street, near
IantiS' Dairy, Biley Anderson Ellsworth
age 81 years and IL months. Deceased
was a well known railway engineer, who
was injured in wreck several years ago.
He leaves wife and four children. The
remains will be inferred tomorrow after
noon
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Cleveland Partial to Duck.

WASHINGTON, March 2O-The Presi-
dent has pardoned Blue Duck. convicted
of murder in Arkansas; and w: ii. Fan
cett, sentenced in Arkansas to six months
Imprisonment for cOunterfeiting.
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WHAT JOSEPH THINKS.
The English Liberal Thinks That
the Poor Man will Continue
to PAY the Taxes.

New YORK. March Colon. Joseph
Chamberlain, NJ. P, for Birmingham,
Eng, was recently quoted in a New York
newspaper as saying in speech delivered
in London: You may try as hard as
you like to take the taxes off the poor and
put them on the rich; you may try all
these schemes of betterment, taxes on
ground and rents, you may try until you
are black in the face, but in the long run
all these taxes will be shifted by the rich
onto the poor" In reply to letter sent
to Mr.. Chamberlain by Bolton Hall,
vice president of the New York tax re-
form association, asking if the gentleman
had been quoted correctly, the following
letter has been received.
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PRINCESS GARDEN,
London, March 9, 1895.

SIR: | am directed by Mr.. Chamber
lain to acknowledge the receipt of your
letter Of February 25th, and he thinks In
reply, the speech that You refer to is
not quite accurate. In any case the state
ment is little too broad and Mr.. Cham
berlain should have said that taxation
falls most heavily on the poor. This is
not so much a question of economic law
as general observation. If taxation were
ever sought to be placed entirely or even
unfairly upon the rich, they will find as
they have done in the past, means of
evading it. Capital can be easily trans
ferred from place to place and it will go
where it has the greatest security. Mean
while the poor are deprived of employ
ment, and while the rich may suffer loss
and diminution Of income, the poor will
lose their means Of subsistence. This is
general doctrine which Mr.. Cham berlain
desires TO impress on his hearers, and he
had no intention of entering upon the
question of first incidence of any particu-
lar tax.
| am, Sir, yours obediently,.
l. WILSON
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So,ruy need nave Neuralgia. Get DR.. Miles
pain Pills from dru Zgists. "One cent dose
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - ESTATE OF
~ SUSAN +. KERRY, deceased Notice is here
by given by the undersigned, administrator OF the
estate OF SUSAN L. KERRY, deceased, 10 the
creditors Of, and all persons having CLANS against,
the said deceased to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers within ten (10) months after the
nrst publication of this notice. TO the SAID admins
traitor, at his Office, room 4, Phelan building. San
Francisco. the same being his place Tor the tran
action of the business OF the said estate in the CITY
and County of San Francisco, State of California.
ROBERT MCELROY,
Administrator of the estate Of SUSAN Il.
KERRY, deceased.
Dated at san Francisco, June 10, 1885.
MYRICK d DEERING. attorneys for Admins
traitor, IA Sansome st.
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PROPOSALS.


DROPOsALS FOR SCHOOL FURNITURE AND
i platform ecclesiastical proposals will be re-
ceived by the superintendent OF Common schools in
open session OF the Board of Education. New CITY
Hail, Thursday July IS, 1S95,at IL CLOCK NJ Tor
supplying said board with so, more or less AOO1b.
platform scales and single combination oeshs ana
seats, all necessary sizes, with rear seats 10 aIcn
IN lots Of 500, and for seats IN lots OF 1OUu
when needed during the present Iscal year;
Samples Of scales and articles OF furniture onered
must be sent to the Office Of the Board OF Educa-
ton New City Hail. up to O'Clock p. NJ on w ed
nesday, July II, 1895, after which hour no samples
viii be received. - 4,
Each bid must be accompanied by certlned
check in the sum of $3.50, made payaole 10 Inc
order Of the secretary of the Board OF Education;
conditioned that If the proposal pc accepLeu anu
the contract awarded and if the bidder shall tall or
neglect to execute a written agreement ana give
the bonds required within six days after the award
is made, then and in that case said cheek snail De
forfeited TO the said Board of Education. Inc
board reserves the right to reject any or all Dds OF
any portion OF any bid, the public good may re
quire. Blank proposals Will be furnished by the
secretary application. The parties TO whom
contracts awarded will be required, prior to or
the time OF the execution of the contracts, to pay
their proportion of the cost of advertising this
notice. GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
DROPOSALS FOR MOVING AND ENLARG-
i ing school building-Sealed proposals VIII be
received by the Superintendent OF Com mon Schools,
IN open session OF the Board OF Education, new
City Hail. on Thursday, July Is, 1895, az ~ O'Clock
n, for moving the Sutro School building from
Nineteenth avenue. near Point LoboS avenue, 10
the school lot Twelfth avenue, between Clenlent
and California Streets and for enlarging and hitting
up said building, in accordance with plans ana
specifications at the Office of CHAS. !. HAVENS,
architect of the board, room 3d. Flood building,
corner Fourth and Market streets.
GEORGE BEA NSTON, Secretary.
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MARRIED.

GROB-RILEY-In West Oakland, July 4, 1895,
Herman III. Grob and Minnie Riley.
HUNT-CUTTER-In this city, July g. 1895, by
the Rev. c. 0. Brown, John ii. Hunt and Olive g.
Cutter.
McBRIDE-BROWN-I this city, July 6, 1895,
Thomas Mcbride ana Mrs. r. &. Brown both of
San Francisco.
OSBORNE-FINCH-In Oakland, July 8, 1895,
blythe Rev. Mardon d. Wilson, at st. Andrews
Episcopal Church, L. Osborne Jr. of Minneapolis
Mimi. and Hattie K. Finch of Oakland.
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CANTA CLARA COUNTY PROPERTY TO
- exchange for city property; only unincumbered
property wanted.
Rooms "a and 25, Croker building, 5. F.
LoR SALE OR TRADE NICE HOME IN
Il Napa; acres OF nice land, with plenty of fruit;
price $4,000 PHILBRICK 81 METCALF, 254s
Folsom st.
HOUSE, STABLE AND 2 LOTS: FRUIT OF
cash. PHILBRICK d METCALF, 254S Folsom st.
GUNNER RESORT, WITH so ACRES LAND;
- miles from Santa Cruz; fine house, 16 rooms
trade for city property. 1861 Mission st.
THIS WILL INTEREST YOU.
Our colony is now established; already 25
families have decided to make their homes with
us. We are determined to develop community
of homes that will be self-sustaining. attractive,
pleasant and profitable. We own this tract OF
land in fact it has been home for over 80
years, and we know from experience that the soil
is well adapted to the successful growth of every
variety OF fruit, grain and vegetables that are
We have now 1000 acres in alfalfa, from which
we cut three and four crops per annum. and that,
offer more TO the man who really wants q home
than has ever yet been offered or that is likely
ever to be offered again, The man who provides a
home that is selfsustaining, attractive, pleasant
and profitable for his family enjoys sense OF in
dependence and proprietorship that is simply i'm
possible in any other business and is especially
impossible for the man who works on salary and
is subject to the fluctuations OF business or the
whim of his employer. We ask your investigation
of our Offer
Address New England Colony of California,
Room 10, Mills building
> OR LOVELY BROOKSIDE HOMES, NEAR
. town. q. Nj. DENNETTE, Glen Ellen CAL
MARIN COUNTY-5OO0 ACRES 26 MILES
Ul from San Francisco
RANCHO DE NovATo
Tracts OF any size desired; fruit grain and vege-
table land no irrigation; both rail and water
transportation; $40 TO SIS per acre; easy terms
town of Novato; graded school, hotels and stores
on the property send for circular.
Dairy for sale with or without cows
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY Ga
and 65. Chronicle building.
IF YOU WANT A RANCH FOR GRAZING
j. purposes or an orchard already improved, where
only small cash outlay is required balance payable
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses to marry were granted yesterday az
follows:
Charles Zahn and Carrie NJ Schilling, 47-3S.
F. II. Dahnke and Anna s. K. Goerner, 43-37.
W.T.. L. Brooks and r. II. Anderson, 29-22.
F. Filograsso and Carmelllna Porcella, 3l-21.
James H Devine and Marie r. Painter, 40-24.
Charles Dugan and Maggie Fleming, 1924.
Il. A. Whi;elaw, Rosie +. Lenormand. 23-21.
John Ryan and Mary Mahoney, 1873.
Alfred E. Held and Emma G. a. Igo. 21-20.
]. w. Ward and Florence \. Saltonstall, 33-33.
Julius F. Mondet and Mary Driscol, 1916.
George s. Redhead and Annie /. Clark, 33-29.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage ana death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted They must be handed in At
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same published
BORN
EBBESEN-In East Oakland, July 10, 1895, to the
wife OF G. Ebbeson son.
FARRELL-In this city, May 19, 1895, to the wife
OF George Farrell. son.
GUNNING-In Santa Paula, June %, 1895, to the
wife Of ]. J. Cunning, daughter
JONES-1n this city. July z, 1895, TO the wife of
DR.. J. w. Jones. daughter
KOPPIKUS-In Elmira, June 80, 1895, to the
wife of d. w KOppikus,
LOVELL-In this city, July 4, 1895. 10 the wife of
c. w. Lowell, son.
SCHoENFELD-In this city, July 10, 1895, to the
wife of Jonas Schoenfeld, son.
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DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN.

Sarah A. Tuchschler against George +. Tuch-
scher
Helen w. Schmalholtz against Ladslas Schmal
holtz.
Sarah F. oConnen against Daniel j. O'ConnelI.
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PHYsICIANs.

ID HEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GQUI-SPE-
AZ cial attention 10 these diseases. j. a. McDON-
AID, Md, 1898 Market ST., 10 4, z TO p NJ
HOME, A FRIEND AND MOTHERS CARE.
Il MRS. DIR. FUNkE, l4l6 Eighth ST. Alameda
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BERKELEY real ESTATE.
LATEST STRIPPING INTEL LIGENCE

LATEST SHIPPING INTEL LIGENCE
Domestic Ports.
SOUTH BEND-Sailed July. 10-Schr Twilight,
for San Francisco.
EUREKA-Arrived July 10-Stmr Pomona, hnce
July 8; schr Orion, hence July g.; schr Maggie c
Russ, hence July 8.
Sailed July lO-Schr Occidental, for San Fran
cisco.
PORT LOS ANGELES-Sailed July 10-Stmrs
Laguna Sunol, A1cazar and AlcatraZ.
Foreign Ports.
GUAYMAs-Arrived July S-Schr Martha W
Tuft, hence May 20.
LIVERPoOL--Arrived July 6-Ger bark c
Phuger, hence March IA
NEWCASTLE, NSW-Arrived July 9-Br ship
Kilmory, TO load for San Francisco.
Sailed July 9-Br bark Stanmore, for San Fran
cisco.
UEENSToWN-Arrived July 9-Br bark Lyd-
gate, from Tacoma; Br ship County Antrim, from
Portland.
MISUNDERSTANDING July 6-Br ship SLIDER
horn. hence Feb %.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived July 9-Br sttnr Tacoma
from Victoria.
CoLoN-ArrIved July 9-Stmr Advance, from
New York.
LoNDoN-Sailed July 9-Ger ship Bischon,
for Sen Diego.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


IIOR IMMEDIATE SALE = NEAR SCHOOL
L and station; streets improved and severed.
$225O-S50 cash. $25 monthly; 30x100; cottage,
rooms and bath.
S24O0-$50 cash, $40 monthly; 81 ;6x10O; cot
tage, rooms and bath.
S325O-S5O cash, $50 monthly: 3Sx1OO; corner
house in fine conditions 8 rooms and bath.
S325O-S2O0 cash, $50 monthly: 37x1l0; ele-
CANT colonial cottage; rooms and bath.
$3S5O-$200 cash. $35 monthly: 37xl20; hand
some new cottage 8 rooms and bath.
Houses to rent from $40 up.
Open Sunday and holidays.
MARCUSE & KENNEL,
Bay-street station, Alameda, and 62S Market ST.,
San Francisco.
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.


= DVICE FREE; DIVORCE AND PROBATE
a laws specially: suits, superior, Justice and
police Courts: terms reasonable: collections ETC.
z, w HOWE att y-at-law $50 Market cor. Stockton
ET0NEYA DVANCEDTO LITIGANTS, COURT
M costs and charges paid in matters of probate,
Contracts. damages, accidents, notes. frst-class
COLLECTIONS and general law business. Address ]. F.
NAIJGHTON, 81 Nevada block, ). +.
ToHN 4. AITKEN, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, RS.
j 1g and IL, 4O2 Montgomery ST., cor. California
A MITCH ELL, ATT Y-AT-LAW, REMOVED
j 10 Spreckels bldg 92e Market ST.; advice free
YIN II. CHAPMAN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
w Mills building, sixth floor, room 5, San Fran
CISCO Cal. Telephone 1914
WT w. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, APO
w California st., rms. l4-l5; advice free.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISE MRNTS
OFFiCE-eOS BROADWAY.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
S-RooM MODERN COTTAGE; LOT 1OOx135:
y barn, horse, buggy, cows chickens: to be sold
cheap. For particulars address PERSON BROS,
2425 Seventh street, or box 81, West Berkeley.
TO YOU WANT A HOME? WILL BUY YOU
~ lot, build house on your own plans, this side
of bay; small cash payment, balance monthly. c.
P. KERN, Central Bank building, Oakland.
nor EXCHA NGE-TWO MoDERN HOUSES:
L well located; value $4,000 cash: for good San
Francisco property in Western Addition. w. J..
DINGEE, 46o Eighth ST., Oakland.
Q1H0 CASH, BALANCE SIT so A MONTH:
| % ~ neat 4-room cottage and stable; corner
lot, 50x150; price $3.50; bargain; blocks of 23d-
ave- local station TO San Francisco. NJ. ]. lay
NANCE q CO.. 466 Eighth St, Oakland.
S5400 INVEsTMENT; BU 81 PROP t1d,;
improved and most prospective location; $1,000
refused years ago; owner called away immed-
ate sale; best investment upon the market. NJ J..
LAYMANCE & CO., 466 Eighth St., Oakland, Cal.
CAPITALISTS, ATTENTION-ThE CHEAP
" est property in Oakland for sale; elegant resi-
dence lots in the center OF the residence part OF the
city; 150xf00. Call or address Oakland Office
Call, or $50 Commercial ST., San Francisco.
0JOE0 BARGAIN; CHICKEN RANCH u
I'd ECU. miles from Oakland: improvements
fosf tNef me am9 N ssS Nn ior ne aGs
CACRIFICED-COzY LITTLE HOMIE IN
- Oakland: owner away and must sell: big bar
gain for cash or on monthly 81 payments; write at
NICE 4-ROOM HOME; 5Ox14O; 5000. LODGE
IN d POW VEIL, Fruitvale station.
VA NJ. NJ. DEWOLF, RENT COLLECTOR. 1850
w Broadway.
goo MONTHLY FOR 5-ROOM CoTTAG Els;
tpAO plans free. F. BOEGLS Golden Gate stain.
S405O $1,000 CASH; WORTH III $500: g. g
50x150; a bargain; see it at once. WILLIAM P.
TODD, zoos Broadway, Oakland.
r OTIS FROM $75 UPWARD. SNETSINGER &
IL CARROLL, Frutvale station.
0I60 LOTS NEAR LOCAL TRAINS AND
ID IOO. streetcars for sale on small weekly or
monthly instalments buy home and save your
earnings. III. b. PINNEY. 902 Broadway, Oakland.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 so, post
age free.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
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EDUCATIONAL,

M ILLS COLLEGE AND SEMINARY. WRITE
M for catalogue to MRS. G. T. MILLS, president,
Mills College p o., Alameda Co., Cal. Next term
begins August Z, 1895.
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OAKLAND HOTELS.

~ ALINDO HOTEL: THE LEADING AND
" largest hotel in Oakland; table first Glass;
terms by week month. moderate; trains to and
from San Francisco every Is minutes cars from
Six.eenth-street station pass hotel; sample-room
for commercial travellers on ground floor. ROBERT
GAY, Proprietor.
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~ ROCERY AND BAR - ESTABLISHED 25
VI years; good reason for selling. Apply Wieand's
Brewery.
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eOS 0OA SNAP; 55 FEET ON MISSION
.DOO.UOU. street; g choice piece for manu-
facturinp O any kind
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WANTED-MAN OR LADY WITH SMALL
w capital for good business in every county OF
California. 1901 Market ST., room l.
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NOR SALE-GRAND SOUTHERN DINING
i room. corner Seventh and Mission; must be
sold within two days for bargain, on account of
leaving the city; come and see Tor yourself; free
OF rent, water and gas. etc. with lease.
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CoUNTKy HEAL EsTATE.

TTNINCUMBERED, UNIMPROVER LAND IN
- Tehama and Tulare counties near railroad. to
trade for City, Oakland Alameda improved
property. Apply c. S. CAPP g. CO, Real Estate
Agents House Brokers and Rent Collectors, Alb
Montgomery 81.
nor SALE - CHICKEN RANCH WITH
IL about 1000 chickens, and all other personal prop
erty. Inquire of Nj. MCNALLY, Oriental Feed
Store, Petaluma
AT A BARGAIN-RANCH OF 119 ACRES;
IA all under cultivation; Napa. Apply "a
Golden Gate av.
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SHOESHOP FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
- Inquire at 1925 Washington st.
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~ GOD CORNER GROCERY: HORSE, WAGON;
VI fiat, rooms, UPSTAIRS rent $50; bargain.
Merritt ST. Ger. Hattie, of Eighteenth, adv. Castro
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NOW is THE TIME 10 BUILD, WHILE
IN materials are cheap. VIII build anything,
anywhere: cash easy monthly Installments,
plans included. o. w. FORSYTH, $40 Market ST..
+ or 25xl37 ON TURK ST. FOR $1,000. PHIL
IL BRICK d NETCALF. 2548 Folsom st.