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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20

UOONpte6W ~
Mr.. r. J.. Palmer OF Bates College,
| former teacher OF the high school, visit
cd 10 town over Sunday, 18th Inst.
joseph Boyd and wlfe Of Revere,
Mass., we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
K. Pike this week.
]. A. Rawson visited the lake region
last week and brought homo several
trophies Of his skill 10 the Waltonian
art.
Mrs. Pike, mother Of Willis r. Pike,
has arrived from Massachusetts TO assist
In tho care Of her son who ID gradually
failing.
Rev. Walter burlington Of Rumford
Centre preached 1t the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon, llth, In ex-
change with Rev. g. B. Hannaford.
X. C. Atwood visited Andover this
week.
X. C. Bradford and wife Of Portland
were in town Wednesday.
A very heavy shower struck the VII
lnge about 4 r. NJ, wednesday,, and broke
the long drouth Of several months.
Rotheus N. Cole Of Cape Elizabeth ID
10 town this week.
Lucier's Minstrels made their annual
visit to this place Friday evening and ~
usual commanded q good house.
Rev. A. T. Dunn, d. d., Secretary Of
the Maine Baptist Convention, OF Water
VILE, was In town Thursday and Friday.
Also Rev. ". T. Dutton.
Kimball G. Atwood and wife returned
to their home In New Jersey, Saturday,
18th.
George II. Atwood and wife Of Paris
were In town Friday.
An Ecclesiastical Council Of Baptist
churches WAS convened at the request OF
the Buckfield village Baptist church, 10
consider the advisability Of the ordins-
ton Of Mr.. John II. whitson to the
ministry, Thursday, June 10th. Rev.
IT. j. Rsmsdell Of South Paris was
chosen moderator, and Rev. J. ID. Ora
ham, clerk. After q very satisfactory
statement Of his Christian experience,
call TO the ministry, views OF doctrine,
&C., the council voted unanimously to
proceed 10 ordination. The ordination
took place In the evening. Although
quite rainy Il good audience was pres.
ent. Miss Josie Shaw presided at the
organ and special music was PROVIDED
for the occasion. The following was
the programme:
Invocation-Rev. A q. Murray.
Scrpturc-Rev. II. A. Roberto.
sermon-Rev. T. J. Ramsdell
Hand Of Fellow ship-Rev. y. u. Pratt.
Charge 20 Candidate-Rev. A. u. Murray.
Charge 90 Church-Rcy. A. T. Dunn. ID. u.
Prayer Of Ordination and laying on OF Hand
Roy Mcssrs. J. ID. Graham, r. J. Ramsdei
and DIR. Dunn.
The services were solemn, impressive
and Instructive. This Is the fifth ordi
nation connected with the church. First
Rev. A. X. p. Small In 1883, by council
called by the Paris Hill Baptist church
(of which this church was then branch
met at Buckfield, Oct. 18Th, 1853 Sec
ond. Rev. Harvey Linsley, Nov. lst
1871. Third, Rev. l.. A. Freeman, Aug
2ist, 1878. Fourth, Rev. Sumner Bangs
Jan. A'h, 1897. Fifth, Rev. John Il
whitson, June 18th, 1899.
The Oxford Baptist Quarterly Meeting
met 10 the forenoon Of the same day ant
held several sessions during the day ant
evening. Dea. Geo. B. Crockett of Souti
Paris was reelected clerk and treasurer
for the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
HEBRON ACADEMY.


Sunday L. L., June Is. bnccalaureate sermon
IN charck 9 II O'Clock BY Rsv. T. D. Mower.
MoadAy and Tuesday, June 10 and % Exam
inasson Of three lower clAssesL
Monday evening. June -. Annual prize de-
bass IN TIE chazch q O'Clock.
Tuesday A. L., June % Annual meeting Of
H. board Of truseees-
Tuesday p n, June -. Base ban snDs. Lew
isopa r. =. G. I. W. Hebron Academy.
Tuesday evening, yuns -. Recepeioa By
senior elsss 70 alumni and frieads. Ssarssvast
Hall, from 10 10 O'Clock.
wednesday A. n. June a. Graduating Exsr.
elses. q ~ 6clDck n ~ church
Wednosdsy ?. r.. June n. Annual 49, ban
gAms. useloa Aeadsny Va Animal
WsanaDdn1 p \, JunS 81 osadua11ng KzG.
Weekday Hvsning. Ju1s a Annual Co.,
nsaesn9s ee.csrs By - fsnRh o0nEssiss. b
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
ATWOOD & FORBES.
EAAssss a. Ppepgssssss.
GDonas n. ATvOoA 4. = Foasxs

Txnns$elSo . year n paid sszsSsly IN aivanss-
UsAsxv1ns eaW yeAx. sanGs copies . csnss-
ApvxnrlsxAAxTs.-A An leGal sdvsrsissnsnss
60 owen thx0e consecutive tnsersb0ns fur Ella
~ Inch N isnstA " oolnznn- special consxaces
msGas uiah local USasasns and yearly sdverns-
Jon PnUxus s-NsW we. fAss prssses. sseam
pUUur, experarncea Uorkmen and soU prtcce
coabans ~ naks shAs department " oar oSss-
nsns oo0pssss asd pop0sAr.
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RuMfORp FALLA

Rev. G.. B. Hannsford exchanged
pulpits with Rev. W. E. Purinton last
Sunday. Mr.. Hannaford preached In
bis old church 1t Rumford Centre.
Our village schools close to-day. Prof.
aud Mrs. Corey will spend their vacation
visiting old friends In Massachusetts,.
Children's Day Was observed In the
N. g. church last Sunday. II was =
pleasant occasion.
DIR. Wheel and j. j. Calhoun have
planted Mr.. Hannaford's garden this
year. Considering the drouth the weeds
are growing well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20

singh Copsss OF NJ Democras are foar csnss
saca- Thsy VIII BE maalea On recelps Of price BY
she pabnAhen or Tor the convenience OF paxrons
sAnSn eopSeo VI each issne have been pkncco on
sah g ~ tvloUinx plnces IN M County:
Soush fAris. SsNrsesAAgs Drux Store.
SAursleG's Drug store.
Norway Noyes Drug Stores
STONES Drug Ssore-
Buckneld. Alfred Sose. Postmaster.
kryeosxx. Ar. LeWis. tnsnrAnos omce.
raxis hiii. MIA harrow. foss UoAce.
MY AnA's FOND. L. =. Liooy.
" Ga fAxis. oAmuca 4. hite.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
CHRISTMAS NEWS LETTER.
A Magnificent Publication for the
HOLIDAYS Now on Sale.

The Christmas number IF the san Fran
cisco News Letter has just been Issued
from the press. II is far and away the
most beautiful of the many holiday edi-
tlons of that publication. II is called the
Christmas club number and. living up 10
that title many Of it's more than a hun
dred pages are given over to a descrip-
ton of clubdom. with Photographic illum-
nations of its homes and prominent MEM
bers. These glimpses into the sacred
haunts Of bold, bad man should prove
very attractive TO his women folk and,
alone. would cause big demand for the
News Letter. In addition. there are nu-
merous, crisp, short stories, verse by
numerous well-known writer's, reviews
theatrical, literary and musical; business
resumes on lines interesting TO California
and predictions as to CALIFORNIA; future
by men whose fingers are ever on the
public pulse.
That is a good deal for one holiday num-
Der but there is more in this edition OF
the News Letter. 1t Is an artistic as well
as q typographical dream. Inside OF Its
CHEEKY cover. the design for which was
made by Jorgenson. are process reproduc-
tions of paintings, made especially for the
News Letter by. II. Raschen. Sarah b.
Gamble l.. 2. Latimer. G.. Cadenasso and
Jorgenson, and. magnificent centerpieoe,
double-page reproduction of Jean Gull
laume Rosters famous painting. Charles
| After the Battle of Marston Moor. now
In the Gump collection in this city.
II is a magnificent holiday number,
ridiculously cheap at the 25c asked for II.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
TROUBLE AT THE ALMsHoUSE.
Superintendent Reddy Discharges an
Appointee of the Health Board.

There is likely to be an interesting ses-
sion OF the Board OF Health at its meet
ing tomorrow night, and Superintendent
Reddy may he called upon 10 explain why
he removed David Connolly from his posi-
ton az farmer and appointed X. +. Ju-
liam 20 his place. on November last
Drs. Coffey and Payne, constituting q
committee OF the board. sent out 7. j.
Cullen 10 take Connolly's place as nurse
and r. +. Julian was removed TO make
way for Connolly.
Last Saturday Superintendent Reddy
and Connolly had some trouble regarding
some supplies which the latter needed
Reddy told Connolly to come to him
whenever he wanted anything in his de-
partment Connolly asked for curry
combs and Reddy ordered him to go to a
man named Smith for them. Connolly re-
fused to go, the argument commenced "a
get bitter and Reddy claims that Con-
molly made demonstration TO strike him
which Connolly denies. At any rate
Reddy discharged Connolly and appointed
Julian. who had been removed by the
board. TO the vacancy. The matter will
come up before the board and interest
ing developments are looked for
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
Elected Officers.

Court Apollo of the Independent For
esters has elected the following named rs
officers for the ensuing term: II. T.
Wheeler. chief ranger; w II. Brown, vice
CHIEF. 4. Nielsen. past chief: Thomas Bar
rett orator; c. 4. Mauerhan. recording
secretary: Il. /. Grffiths. financial secre-
tarv; ". r. Foster. treasurer; ]. c. Conk-
lin. senior. and ]. A. Riddle, junior wood
nor. Junior beadle: @. l.. Ochs and II.
Kern. trustees; f. L. Griffiths, high court
deputy; S. NJ. Reynolds, supreme court
Wonadnock Tribe, Improved Order OF
Red Men. has elected the following chiefs:
Frederick l.. Griffiths, prophet; Joseph
Nor sycamore, and Joseph Mcleod, ju-
nfor sycamore.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mall VIII not be Inserted. They must be handed
In at either Of the publication offices and be
incorsed with the name and residence OF per
sons authorized 70 have the same published.
BORN.
GAGE-1n this city. December IS. 1883 TO the
wife OF W. s. Gage. a daughter.
GlASltR-In this city. December u, 1899. 10
the wife OF Michaelis CHASER.
MEAGHER-In Monticello December T. 1899.
10 the wife OF William Z. Meagher daugh-
ter.
PENDLETON-In Berkeley. December 10. 1929.
to the wife OF Edward p. Pendleton. q daugh-
ter.
POWDFSON-In this city December Il. 1899. 20
the wife OF II. F. Powleson. a daughter.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

pany, office and principal place OF business
3s7 Market st. San Francisco.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF
the Pnard OF Directors held on the 18th day
az December. 1899 an assessment Go % OF
one Q) cent per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable i'm
fnediately in United States gold coin TO the
secretary at the Office OF the company at the
above address.
Inv stock upon which this assessment shall
ra-,ss- -s-r-nin - ihs p9nd d-v - ianua -
1850 viii o. delinquent anu advertised tor sale
at Yubac auction. ana unless payment Is
made before. viii be sold rn the 18th las OF
February. 1eoa. N nav the deli-rnsnt assess
fncnf together with costs 81 ADVERTISING and
cApehsbs OF sale. RS order Of the Board " Di-
rectors. CHARLES A. HUG. Secretary.
327 Market So
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
LEGAL kpVERTisEMEyrs.


~ The Superior Court % the City and County
OF San Francisco State OF California-In the
matter ~ Occidental Beet Sugar Company
corporation. upon its application for a iudg-
ment % dissolufl on.-Notice No. 7O.t22.
Notice Is hereby given that OCCIDENTAL.
BEET SUGAR COMPANY n corporation or
Fanized and existing under and by virtue OF
m. laws Of the State az California and hav-
ING It's office and place ~ business in the city
and county % san Francisco. State OF Cali
fornis- has flet verified application ad-
dressed % the Superior Court OF the city and
county Of San Franciscn. State OF California
which application IS signed by majority o.,
the Beard OF Directors praying for a judy
rnent of dissolution OF said corporation and
that Friday December I'D. 1899. at 10 o'clock
q m. az the courtroom OF said court. De
pArtnent Number Two IN the City Hall OF
the City and County ~ san Francisco have
been appointed as the day time and place for
the hearing OF said application.
In witness whereof have her-unto set my
hand and affixed the official seal Of said su-
perior Court. this 2oth dav OF November. 1888
feeail WIN. A DEANE. Clerk.
BY JOSEPH RIoRDAN DEPUTY Clerk
Endorsed: Filed November 20. 1889. VIM
A DEANE. Clerk. BY JOSEPH RIoRDAN.
nerufw f1er'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
AGAINST Extension.

The Thirty-fourth Assembly District
Republican Club recently adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
lie il resolved That the thirty fourth Assem-
blv District Republican Club endorses the pro-
posed improvements in the matter OF sewers.
schnoihouses hospitals and street improve
ments. and toward the election OF the bonds
FOR same, and II Is opposed 10 the proposed
panhandle extension on the ground that such
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

LONDON. Dec. 1S.-Justice Barnes. IN
the Probate Court to-day. pronounced
In favor OF the will dated June "a. 1897, and
two codicils of George c. Smith. the
banker, Of Chicago. who died here in Oc-
tober last. The plaintiffs were the exc
cutors. The defendant was Catherine
Cooper, the testator's next OF kin and heiI
at law. who insisted that the will and CO
dicils should be formally proved.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ar.ANrDA REAL ESTATE.

sE0-LoT 2cxlz5. cottage ? rooms ard bath;
street work done. easy terms
se1r-Ilof 50Els5. dne cottage 5 large rooms
ana bah. worth $500. only si0o cash. balance
So Der month. great snap.
san1.ro s0UI50. Morton IT. between rail
roads: near station and school. handsome, new
..-fare O. rooms and bath. $500 and f25 per
month
gggsa-rot s5xIJO. 2-story house OF rooms and
fath. Alameda ave. near Norton-Et station;
easy terms.
E7a0-Tot f0xl-o: nne new 2-story house.
ms and bath. Morton 81. near stations and
r.H..0is. $500 cash balance so Per month.
f.nIo-L0t 71Nl50. 90 main avenue. cottage
rooms and hath. great bargain. houses 10 let
ir al parts ~ klaTneds.
"a p MOREAL & co.
1872 park 81 Alameda Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
MARRIED.

BETTMANN-GIESE-I Oakland. December
ld 1899. by the Rev. J. Ii. Thesis. Fred Bett-
mann and Catharne Giese.
AMSTEDT-KAISER-In Oakland. Decem-
Der l6 1899. by the Rev. J. II. Thesis. VIII
liam Christian Brsmsteet and Auguste 'Kai-
ser
McCURDY-DANLY-In Alameda. December
T. 1919. by the Rev. :. y. Beard. d. d. II.
Spencer McCNIrdV oc San Francisco and Min
NE u Danly u Alameda
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
Michael p. Sullivan and Elizabeth Pedler.. 20
Carl r. Guntert and Cecilia A Thomson. 81 rs
Calvin +, Howard and Emma Shafer. ...... .56-SS
Jaen y: Carrere and Katie J. Riordan. ...... 4l-29
James gndsrhill and Lucy c. Stoller. 2s-25
W. ID. Clauson and Josephine A. Schroeder. q
Pipcus NJ. Pincus and Hattie Gallick ......34- q
John X. Matheson and Mary Mayors ....... .3l-2s
Arthur y. Belts and Lynda johnson. % u
y. J. Schuchardt and Hattie ]. Knapp. % 81
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
French and English Institute Fes.
..-,1 tival. ...

The French and English Institute will
.oiahra+. az twantv-third arnJ,,assHo " IN
morrow night by a festival in California
Hall, $40 Bush street. The programmes
has been carefully arranged and includes
a number OF popular French songs fhe
national anthem of the French repubIic
dialceues and one-act comedy. An the
numbers Vii be rendered by pupils Of The
Institute. and at the conclusion OF the ak
ercises the annual school prizes will be
Mefret.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
htNRY j. GALLAGHER co.

tsuceetsors 20 F1aruaean & Galia-h
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMDRs
~ Fifth st. opposite ncoln school
Telephone Sou-h 80.
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North PACIFIC C0ASy RAILROAD.
Via cnoasiiso Perry.
cemmsncing asto6er !. 1858.

Commencing QctOber l. 1853
FROM SAN FRANCISCO To MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DATS-T 60. go. u.G0 a m sf.R
$40, SIS. 500 $50 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS-FOr NIL Valley and San IA.
fael. on Mondays. Wednesdays and saturdays
at 100 and II 30 D. m.
sUNDAYs-'S60 1880. .ii.5o a. n; ~.
AIS, '4:45 $50. 500 D. 10.
Trains marked - run 70 San Quentin.
PROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS. IS. Sc. 7.f5. so a IA
1870. 2i5. .3:40. IS p m
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays ana
Saturdays al $50 and t0.l5 D m
EUNDAYS-s:Z0. 500 30 90 s1t.45 n ~
TO 's:l5 4.45 $3.50 D. m
Trains marked ~ start from San Quentin.
WEEK DAfs-s.5. Gas. IS5. s;S a. nj
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays ana
Saturday. a. I;00 and 1929 p. m
sUNDAYS-S;B. 1o:c5 a. m; 1875. an. IA
800. 6:B .. N.
THROUGH TRAINS.
700 a. m. week days-CaEadero and way stations.
$40 p. m. Saturdays-Tomales and vay stations.
500 a. m sHndAys-T0maies and way stationa
MOUNT. TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY
Leave San Francisco via Sausaiito Gerry.
Week Days-S.30 a. m and i.tJ y. m
SUNDAYS. 500. 1000 m and f.l5 o. m
Steam-hented closed car on an trains
Fare..san Francisco 10 summit and Return.
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Smith Will Case Decided.

reasonable burden upon the people Of the city
for a long term OF years.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
oFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL Estate.

w Mus BROA DWAf.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
1890.
Cottage; rooms; hath: private water plan,
on premises; lot 50NloQ. one block from post
office. cars. schools. etc. owner Interested in
ALASKA. the property sold year ago FOR $500;
ss'o OF $500 cash; balance on mortgage: posi-
uNely no reserve nrst come. hrst served.
J. S MYERS.
1902 Broadway Oakland
a $4,000 house and lot for $500
Best residence street IN Oakland. lot 5oxle5:
ton. also barn: sunny exposure. eonyeai.nt 70
schools. cars. trains and business center. mort
gage u bank last year Tor $500: must be soid
al once. nrrt 20 make deposit secures this ex-
ttaoTdinsry bargain.
1902 Broadway. Oakland.
ses1o-Cost $500
House. rooms. bath; driveway: street work.
sidewalks. etc. complete lot 4oNi20. near bus!-
ness center. lines. schools etc: modern
plumbing. newly renovated, grained In oak:
No. nelghborhcod, the best bargain ever Of
Tered, seeing is believing FIRST come nrst
J. $. MYERS.
1902 Broadway. Oakland.
SO CASH. IS monthly Tor ane large level lots.
ready for building on. will build a S-rooni
cottage on these lots. with good well Of
water picker fence and outhouse AN corn
Dlete ard all told Tor 500. ,ow monthly rent
paying viii buy your home. Auendale Tract
adjoining East Oakland. 6s families now To-
caieo within va years. streets all graded
some mscadanized close 70 8 electric car
lines and model school. 9 blocks from a q1-
sSI arc e4t or send Tor ereu-
HENRY 2. JONES. owner.
{ ELEGANT houses in course OF CONSTRUCTION
on ASo 81, bet Grove and West. ? completed.
81 modern improvements; street work. Side
walks done: small payment down: hslancs
monthly n desired: houses open for Inspection
10 20 SUNDAYS. J. II. SIMPSON. SIS eoth 81
ss5ce-wr.L sell quick for $500: fine corner
res;eenee; lot t5Als5; rooms. mp 70 date.
r Z. BDNCE. eos Broadway. Oakland.
A WEEKS news Tor cents-Tne Weekly Can.
-- = = - - ---------- : - yea
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
AN introduction 10 you from Il. shellhaas. the
-e-a-I1-e aeal.r llIh and EranAlIn. Oakland
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
SAN Francisco Savings Union. 622 California
st, corner Webb-Dividend Notlce-For the
hai year ending with the alst OF December.
1899. dividend has been declared at the rate
Per annum OF three and three-fourths go
Ter cent on term deposits and three and one
eighth tS's) per cent on ordinary deposits.
Tree ot taxes. payable on and after Tuesday.
January 2 1900 LOWELL WHITE. Cashier.
DIVIDEND notice-The German Savings and
Loan Society. SIS California st-For The haif
year ending December 81. 1889 a dividend has
been declared al the rate Of four a. per cent
Per annum on term deposits and three and
pne-thlrl S l-5) per cent per anuum on ordi-
n2ry deposits, free OF taxes. payable on and
after Tuesday. January . 1900
GEO TOJRNY. Secretary.
DIVIDEND No "A t25 cents per share) u the
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company will
DE payable az the office OF the company. 827
Market ST.. on and after "Wednesday. Dec.
60 1888.
Transfer books viii close on Thursday. Dec
L. 1885 at o'clock p m
z II SHELDON. Secretary
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"A. Good Second and third driving
lime = g
Peace
Srat
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BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
ADVERTISEMENTS
TnuIrvALn REAL ESTATE.

TO E.IcT-slx-acre orchard: house rooms
hath, barn. etc ; rent low. 2si6 Mission, 5. r,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

Names Chief Justice is II years old.
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1890
Cottage; rooms; hath: private water plant
on premises; lot 50NloQ. one block from post
Office, cars. schools. etc. owner interested in
Alaska The property sold a year ago FOR $3.50:
s2"0 OF 500 cash; balance on mortgage: posi-
lively NO reserve. rrst come. first served
J. s. MYERS
1902 Broadway Oakland
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LAnIEs- Chichesters English Pennyroyai phi.
frri a. stamps Tor Particular '2elief FOR
ladies, ir letter by return mail: al drug
t''e 'hl hefter chemical Co. Philadel Pa
TTTrs-PETER FREILING's pile saive 81 ,e-
h1h. warranted t0 cure al cases OF bleeding
itching external. internal or protradinc
f.rF without fail. no matter 90 how long
ftarainr. 1923 nerisadero st. near sutter.
ROOMS rapereI from Sc: whitened. Il nm
painting done. Hartman Paint Co.. 80 Third
MRs DR HOPKINS new discovery Tor hon
-rat'emt also uedloated baths FOR alcoholism
Aia ihr'fnatfn. JOE Mkt. cffce 2. Is 10
BAD tenants elected gor 81: collection. rns5e-
city RI country PACIFIC COLLECTION co
pr N0nie0 merry -. rooms SO; tel. $3.50.
CHEAPEST and best IN America-TThe weekly
CALL 10 pages sent 20 any address In the
n-i-d -l1teE r-etnad Tor 81 uer wear.
SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES
s. MONTHLY. rented. repaired. bought. old.
machine supplies. i5 sixth phone Mint IS
ALL kinds bought r- exchanged rerted: re
rafrlrr nf ir-eef raf~~ o05 Fourth u
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES.
llERCE-RopOLPH Storage and Moving Co
nfhce t0i Post %. cor Powell 81 Main sTis
WATCH REPAIRING.
WATCHES cleaned &c. guaranteed years.
hs 10y Jelvelry 81 o-flral 60. $50 Kecrny.
II luEnl IDVEpTI(EMEkT(
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Time. :24s.; y. :4si,: =. 115%. O.
Burns & Warehouses; b. T., by Free knigh
Thorpe beat the gate with winner. Sps
have scored Herculean a good colt.
Scratched-Dunblane il3. Bathos no.
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volume of the government business In
creases these files will grow more and more
unwieldy. They will annually represent In
the occupation of space a very large sum
of money. Each department now finds itself
cramped for room because of these papers,
which cannot safely be destroyed and
which must be bundled away in insecure
places Reference to them is no easier In
many cases under the present system than
would be the case if they were In a central
building, specially devised for their storage
and for the transmission of immediate in
formation to the various offices. A COM
prehensive system could readily and eco
nomically be devised to connect the record
building with each of the bureaus, thus
making these permanent files practically
available for current USE 1t would be
economy, not to mention other virtues or
such a precaution, for the government to
expend a million dollars in a strong, hand
some weIl-equipped building of this de-
scription in a central locality and thus save
rent by making available for Office use the
spaces which are now taken up by this
precious lumber