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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
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at II o'clock, Tuesday fore
lnooa, tie anniversary Of the birth
! of Ca. Robert 2. Lee, the Con-
federate Veterans Of LaFayette
county, Daughters OF the Con-
lfeaoraey, and a number ef the
citizens Of the town, assembled IN
the Court House. 10 confer the
crosses of honor, with appropri-
ate program. The Daughters OF
the Confeaeraoy occupied seats
inside the bar, all wearing the
confederate eolors. The building
was dec GRATED with Confederate.
flags ard draperies Of red and
white.
The exercises we're opened with
prayer by Rev. W. ]. King. Two
beautiful selections were render
ed on the violin by Prof. DeChau-
dron, accompanied on the organ
by Miss Julia Young.
The address of Gov. 9. D.
Stands followed. 1t was elo-
quent, touching and replete with
lofty thought and filled with the
spirit Of patriotism. His address
was heartily appreciated and APP
plauded by all present.
All Quiet Along the Potomac
Tonight was sung By Miss
Frances Winchester, with much
pathos and feeling.
After a touching and appropri-
ate address by DR.. r. ". Jones,
Commander Of Lafayette county /
Camp, and the recognized leader
in all patriotic movements, the
crosses Of honor were presented
to the veterans who had put in
the necessary applications.
The badges were pinned on by
Misses Mary Louise Nelson and
Willie Hardin Shaw, both daugh-
tiers Of Confederate soldiers. The
young ladies were dressed in
Confederate eolofs, white and |
red. Mr.. Chas. B. Nelson stood |
on one side Of the entrance to the
bar, holding the battered, faded,
Confederate flag, and sIr. j. r.
Hope stood on the opposite side,
holding a new flag, which was
presented to the Walthall Bei-
gade at the G.. Y. Reunion last
year, by Gen. WalthaA's daugh-
ter.
A number Of the veterans failed
to put in the necessary applica-
tons for these crosses, Which
were beautifully wrought in
bronze, but viii receive them Ia
I. ter on. Owing to illness, ar. Ii.
WohIleben, one Of the most loyal
of veterans, was unable to be
present, but the. badge OF honor
was taken to his home.
itThey are passing away from rs,
passing, passing away,
/ The dear old boys, the true old boys,
that marched in the ranks OF gray.
And when they march in the proud
parade,
A-step to the tunes that the old bands
played,
/ We wave and we cheer as they all
ngoFe ca;
Rat IDS O for tire sight of tho ones
that are gonei3
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
Subscribe for TIE EAGLE.
To the White Teachers OF
LaFayette County.

Allow me through the columns
of our common friend, THE EAGLE
to thank you all for the magniii-
cent gift you sent me. You have
been very kind, agreeable and
courteous throughout my term of
office, and now when | am taking
my leave Of you and the office
work, to be the recipient of this
token of friendship and respect,
is pleasing to me indeed. It has
been a pleasure as well as an
honor to sorve you. Many times
when parplexed and troubled, you
by your generosity and self sacrl-
fees have removed the trouble
and made the work easy and
pleasant, and now may good only
come to each Of you every day
OF q long, happy and useful lie.
Sincerely your friend,
d. G.. CARPENTER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
Executor S SAFE.

The Memphis Trust Company, Tx
ecutor of Mr.. Benz Price, deceased,
will sell ct public auction for cash, at
the Price homestead in Oxford, en-
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, 1904.
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. x; 9
large lot Of live stock. farm imple-
ments and machinery. wagons, head
ing machinery. portable engine, wind
mill, etc. The live stock consists OF
mules, full bIooded short horn ana
Herefords as well az number OF
grade cattle, all from high class stock
representing a variety of ages and
both sexes. This sale presents a rare
opportunity to all who are interested
in bloodcd cattle. included in the
farm machinery are mowers, binder,
threshing machines slredders, etc,
all of improved and modeTn patterns.
Biddings yill start at prices liked By
the official appraisers, which are IN
all cases extremely reasonable,
MEMPHIS TRUST CO..
Memphis. Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
The yVoman's Book Club

Had a most enjoyable meeting
with Miss Laura Lake on Tues
day afternoon, Jan. 9TH. The
house still wore its Christmas
dress Of holly and mistletoe, and
Miss Laura's face, the expression
of JOY and gladness.
Music, Painting il Sculpture
in America were the themes, and
the time was completely filled
with appropriate selections and
original papers. We We're regal
ed with real Christmas dainties
by our hostess, and the afternoon
was brought to delightful close
by the singing Of some folk songs
BY the club.
Mis-. s. A. MJRRAY,
Secretary pro TEN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
Married.

Mr.. r. q. Price and Mrs. Roth
Reynolds Plant were married af
the home OF The brides mother.
two miles east OF town at 30 clock
Saturday afternoon, Rev. y. j.
King officiating. The bride Is
charming, accomplished and
popular. The groom Is an enef-
geiic young business ran, who
made many friends in Oxford
while located here as agent for a
Steel Range company. The happy
couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for Tupelo. We ex-
tend congratulations.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
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posted upon national politics, and
especially the policies as pronaul-
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The Chronicle has always stood
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cratic newspapers and Yields 2
wide influence for the cause q
Democracy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
Legal Advertisements.
Non-2esidenr Notice.
TuE eTArE oE MIssIssIPPI:

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
10 Henry Watson, whose pdst-of
fce is unknown, Eou are command
ed to appear before the Chancery
Court Of Lafayette County, ia said.
State on the
anl aonday In rlarcIi a. D., 1904.
At rules before the clerk to defend
the suit in said court or Lula Watson,
wherein you arc defendant.
This The S0th day If Dec. A. y. 1893
3, p. GRAY, Clerk.
l.. NJ. RUSSELL, attorney fo1 Com
claimant.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
Dissolution n office.

By mutual consent the firm OF
Walker, Carpenter & Co., has
been dissolved. We thank the
publc..for ther liberal support and
hope they will extend the same TO
Avent, Hale & Co., our successors
WALKER, CARPENTER & Co.
Oxford, Jan. 10Th, 1901.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
Notice.

After being duly qualified and
commissioned as Magistrate OF
Beat !, | will be found at the
Circuit Clerks office in the Court
House on the 1st and 3rd Satur-
DAYS in each month. Soliciting
your patronage,
| remain yours,
J. r. MCLARTY, j. P.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
G. NJ. GoFoRTH.


Mrs. Ivy Major and little
daughter, Baby Loise," of De-
catur, Texas, are visiting their
parents and grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. S. Adams, on Gene
terry street.
Miss Daisy Plant entertained
the Tau Delta Theta Sorority and
other invited guers Mo1lay4after
noon,e complimentary to Miss
Stillman, Of Milwaukee. Delici-
Gus refreshments were served in
four courses.
Read the advertisement Of the
new firm of Ayent, Hale {; Co.,
general merchants. They are
reliable gentlemen and it viii pay
you to examine their stock OF
goods. They will appreciate
your trade.
Mr.. John McEachin, of Salla-
saw, Ind. Ter, reached Able
vile in time to attend the funeral
of his father, MIR. Malcolm Me-
Eachin Monday. Mr.. McEachin
spent several days with relatives
in Oxford this week.
Mcsdames j. F. Matthews and
e. NJ. Starzinger gave a delight
ed informal reception yesterday
afternoon. a "Rose Contest"
was one of tho features of the
entertainment. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
We received q pleasant visit
| yesterday from Mr.. j. G. Wal
lace, sheriff of Tippah County,
who stopped over on his return
| from Gov. Vardaman's Inaugural
| ton to visit his brother, Mr.. r.
E. B Wallace, and other relatives
Ring Phone No. 136 and ask
them what they have. Corn,
Peas, String Beans, Boston
/ Brown Beans, Sweet Potatoes,
Irish Potatoes, Evaporated APP
pies, Peaches and Prunes, best
on earth. Try US and you will
be pleased with the goods.
SANDERS 6 FALKNER'
We are in receipt of copy of
s.The Army News a bright,
clean, newsy paper published by
Co. D, 10th U. S. Infantry, sta
toned at Monterey, Cal. Mr..
i Edgar Ragland, son OF Mr.. John
i H. Ragland, of Delay, is a NOM
Der of this company, and sent the
complimentary copy of the mill
tary journal, which is exceeding
lly interesting and highly patriotic
in spirit.
AT a recent meeting of the
: Daughters OF the Revolution tbs
+. following officers We're elected
Miss Lou Nelson, Regent: Mrs
w. G. Chiffon, vice Regent; Mrs
G. K. Wardlaw, Registrar; Mis-:
/. Addie Fee, Treasurer; Miss Ella
Pegues, Recording Secretary
Mrs. A. A. Young, Corresponds
ing Secretary; Mrs. r. II. Leav'
# ell, Historian.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
I.ccal EZapceAings.

fAf7 - 49, :
Miss Lily Bliocd has returned
to Memphis.
Mr.. Abe Bremen is on a visit
to Tic Dolte.
Mr.. J. c. Treloar,,of ogrwood,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. John 4. Brown spent Mon
day in Memphis on business
Mr.. Chandler W67loy has been
quite sick tho pas I've wee&s'
Miss Helen Walters has return
ed to her home in Holly Springs.
1901 Wall Paper samples just
received, cheap too, at Sterhng s.
Mr.. VIII Caldwell, OF. Oraville,
Ill.,, visited his mother here this
week.
Rev. II. II. Winter, Of Banner,
spent several days in Oxford this
week.
Mr.. PIE. Matthews has return
ed from a business trip to Spring
field, Ill.
Judge and Mrs. j. c. Wilson
have returned from visit to New
Orleans.
Avent, Hale 6 Co., have pur-
chased the grocery stock Of j. A
Conner.
MIR. B. t. Markette, of Clsrks-
dale, is in the city, looking after
legal business.
Mr.. Il. S. Dooley has purchas-
cd an interest in the Oxford
Steam Laundry.
Miss Mary Plant left yesterday
for Memphis, to visit her nieoes,
the Misses Sanford.
Mr.. A.'C. Ray and family have
removed to the Duriey house OF
University street.
Miss Mary Russell returned
F.iiay from a visit to friends Il
Mauldin, No.
Miss Ellie Sullivan IS visiting
her sister, Mrs. Dick Fair q
French Camp,
Mr.. w. W. McLarty, of Toe
eopola, was a pleasant caller a
this Office Saturday.
We received a pleasant cal
from MIR. T. E. Browning, 0
Splinter, Tuesday.
Miss Monte Harris entertaine.
a number OF friends ;at ilincl
and pit party Friday night.
A play fer the young as well a
the ol6-Winard's Revised TIE
Nights in Bar Room.
Mr.. Peter Ward and Mis-
Jevada Jumper, Of Liberty Hill
were married Tuesday night.
Mr.. John Falkner,wh has bee
quite sick fer the past week,
able to Zee on the streets again.
A number of our citizens a
tended the Inauguration OF Go'
Vardamap at Jackson Fuesda,
There viii be services II II
Episcopal Church at Il .. n an
1880 Sunday. All welcome
Little Miss Mary Paine Wei
del. Of Aberdeen, IS visiting h
grandmother, Mrs. G. K. War
law.
Mrs. E. A. Mccarthy al
daughter, Mrs, j. N. Hawkil
have returned from q visit
Jackson.
Mr.. Ed Sexton, Of Wichi
Kans., spent several days t
with with his relative, Mr.. 10
b. Brown.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
Notice.

We respectfully ask those who
owe us to come and settle. Please
don't ask to be carried over for
another year.
LEWIS 6 MCKEE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
Posted.

The place have rented, known
as the D. J. Burgess place, is
hereby posted according to law,
and the public is hereby warned
against trespassing upon the
same.
@ NJ GnFOnwu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21

40 acres Of land in the North
east quarter OF Section %, Town
ship I, Range 4, at a bargain.
Apply to F. NJ. Pettis,
Abbeville, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
The Dead.

AIRS Nora Fly died d TIE home
81 her sissg, II lsses Mary
ana Margaret Compton. on Uni
versity street Saturday morning
.of heart failure. Mrs. Fly had
been IN bad health for some time
but was not considered il any
danger up to the time Of her
death, which was a great shock
to relatives and friends. Mrs.
Fly removed from the Ielta to
Oxford about tan years ago, and
has made many warm friends IN
the community. The remains
were Inferred in ST. Peters Gene
terry Sunday afternoon. We ex-
tend sympathy to the bereavedf
family.
Mr.. Malcolm MeEachen, Of
Oklahoma, who spent the Christ
mas holidays here with his daugi
ter, MRS. LinbuFn Cullen, died at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
Houston, in New Albany Satur-
night, after q beiof illness, Mr.
was for many years a
citizen OF Abbevilie, and one OF
the most prominent and prosper
Gus business men Of the county.
He had met with success In his
new home in the West, where hel
was highly esteemed. He was a |
member Of the Methodist Church
and model citizen, husband and
father. His remains were inter-
red in the cemetery at AbbevilleI
Monday morning, many friends
from different sections OF the
county, attesting their esteem by
their attendance. To the befeaV-
ed sons and daughters, We extend
sympathy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
NOTICE TO WATER coNsU-iERs.

NOTICE To WATER CONSUMERS.
Unless your Water tax is paid on or
before the 9Th day OF February, and
each month thereafter, your water
will be cut of and 2 fee Of 50 cents
viii be charged for turning it On.
Take due notice thereof and govern
yourselves accordingly, and don't get
mad if You are cut off through your
r. s. ADAMS,
Collector.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21

Drink water and get typhoid
Drink milk and get tuberculosis
Drink whisky and get the JIM
jams.
ease.
Eat meat and encourage apo
plexy.
system.
Eat dessert and take to paresis
Smoke eigaret4s and die early.
Smoke cigars and get oatarrn.
Drink coffee and obtain nervous
Drink wine and get the govt.
In order 10 be entirely healthy
one must eat nothing, drink moth
ing. smoke nothing aad even be-
fore breathing enc should see
that the air is properly stsrllized.
aYou have such q nice little
village nestled here il tho red
hills. said the smart drummer to
the bright Oxford girl-
sGlad to hear you like it, was
the reply. .But really, Do YOU
know. continued the drummer,
81 never heard Of your litsle vii
lage until was sent here by my
firm? 1 didn't know it was on the
map "Where are you from?
! ssCh;eago.
Il would be surprised" return
! ed the Oxford girl, if there were
1 not Others in Chicago who are
| idst as ignorant as you.
Tire New York Evening Pos
;savs. The Southern planter ha'
Il grown rich, but at the expense 2
the cotton broker and the mil
10 gner. Well, Haare glad Of il
4 It Is about timesEhat the cotto-
\ grower vas beginning TO get II
: share Of the profits Of many year
I OF patient and persistent laooi
The middle men and the nil
have been dividing tae farmer
iearnings long enough but ha
last has his innings.
4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
atches
OF WORTH
At a Saving

We sell watches, jewelsy and !
diamonds to people OF the entire
South. Our trade Is foonoed On
confidence, beoaasc wc decline to /
handle unknown OF interior I
goods. Our watch movements /.
are made for us By the Elgin
Watch Company and are gear
antecd BY them and BY as. In
flied cases We handle high grade
products cnly, such as the" Cres-
can't and "Jas. Boss.v We sell
you watches that have stood the
test Of time, and which efnbody
rev IDEAS foend only N the
movements and cases made to
cur order. Baysng IN wholesale
osan.ities, We MAKE savings
which ctr customers II tuTn
sscuse. Any watch Bought Of
Us viii cilcsrfuliy b bought
/ back Il not found Eaozs than
satisfactory. We send watches
on approval anywhere.
write to-day for our lsrgs illustrated catalogue
/ q watches ard other jewelers. goods.
I GRO. r. BPODNAx. Inc,
/ Jewellers end Diamond Importers,
B MEMPHIS, Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21
For Sale.

Two work Mares, two yearling
Colts, one Surrey with double and
sir gle harness.
A. Fl. KENDEL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21

Mrs. Ivy Major and little
daughter, Baby Loise," of De-
catur, Texas, are visiting their
parents and grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. S. Adams, on Gene
terry street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21

Illinois CENT REl.
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~ ~ ~ 20 loooI frsigft, arrives s:f5 m
~ . and departs at 800 q n
SOUTH BOUND
- % pagseagsr, leaves at 1875 II
B. passenger, leaves ut 8;5a ? Y
~ 81 az O., local frsigbf, arrives no ? n
NJ 80 - and departs az 90 N
A. W. MITCHELL. a en1,
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The Oxford Eagle.

THURSDAY. JANUARY p, 1904.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21

Mr.. J. G. Treloar, Of Osrwood'
wa3in the city Tuesday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21

Mr.. John Il. Brown spent Mon
day In Memphis On business.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21

Miss Lily 3 liord has returned
to Memphis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21

Miss Daisy Plant entertained
the Tau Delta Theta Sorority and
other invited gue~s MoDlay9after
noon,y complimentary to Miss
Stillman, Of Milwaukee. Delici-
Gus refreshments were served in
four courses.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21

Mr.. c. D. Bennett, who has
been visiting relatives here for
some time, left Tuesday for his.
home in Wash, Okla.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-01-21

Mr.. Abe Bremen is on a visit
to Tic Delte.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-19

BROADWAY FLATs-RENTs $3.50
27:6x131 IS: Nos. 16TS-16S2; N line of Broad
view; 3 splendid modern up-to-date flats: fash
ionable neghborhood; should be seen to be ap-
precated.
LARGE BROADWAY LOT.
With front and rear dwelling: 45:10x137 g.;
Nos .l511-15i3 Broadway. east OF Van Eess ave.
STOCKTON BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Leased ed at S2640 net to one tenant: 4oxes feet:
4-story building and lodging house: years
lease; tenant pays water and repairs
UNION STREET-RENTS $50
Axis; No. 1869 Union st. 81 feet W OF octa-
via: stores and 12-room fiat; must be sold
SANSOME- ST BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Nos. T12-T14 Sansome; 45:1Ox90 feet Of
jackson; rents s71 80; brick and frame build
ST. coTTAGE-RENTs sS2 So
25x137:6. No. 2223 California St. between
Buchanan and Webster; cottage, rooms and
bath; select neighborhood.
DEvISADERO- ST. LOT.
34x103c1A: E line of Devisadero. 6s feet s Of
Union; fashionable neighborhood marine view
Union-st. cars within IS feet; s25OO mortgage
H ST. SUNNY COR. FACING PARK.
s2:6xloo; Sc corner H ST. and Eleventh ave
in or 3 lots. facing Park; Sc corner. S2;6x1OO
and adjoining lots. each 25x1CO.
MARIPOSA ST.-RENTS SGT So
34:Sx75; Nos. 2TO7-2709 Mariposa ST., 55:4 W
of Bryant. between nth and 18th; houses. 5
rooms and bath each
Creditors sale: no limit: 5Ox1O5: w line Of
Dolores St. 1916 S of Liberty
FOLSOM ST.-RENTS $145
5Oxs0; S5s-S64 Folsom ST. of 5th; 3-story
should be s145
TWENTY FOURTH ST. CORNER
RENTS $40
55x9O: NE corner oath and Shotwell sts $685.
4 houses. flats; rents now s112; should be
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-19
LIE GREArEsT sNAP IN BERKELEY

THE GREATEST SNAP IN BERKELEY
$2SoO-Easy terms; a nearly new 2-story colo
NAL house, containing large rooms. viz: , re-
ception rooms, dining-rOom with mantel and fire.
place, kitchen, pantry 4 bedrooms. bath. pat
ent toilet; stationary tubs back porch, city
water; gas fittings throughout: high lot size
6OxiG5, fenced; street work done and cement
steps and walk TO back porch: minutes walk
from Ashby station. Sole agent n d. r.
WIN. Lorin r. r. station. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-19
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE, Ills BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

BELDEN's BARGAINS.
$3250-Fine Groom cottage and lot 4jxfOO.
on Jones St. near Telegraph ave-; very central
S31OO-Splendid income Investment and spec
ulation; flats in rapidly advancing section: well
rented: will take good lot. in part payment
S25O0-Choice Groom cottage Jones ST
near Grove; right in the heart Of town; lot
s2cOO-Nice Groom cottage near AdeIins
station: lot 35xl15.
$105O will buy T-room cottage and lot
45x133, few blocks from San Pablo ave and
Key route. BELDEN. Real Estate.
11l2 broadway. Oakland
$50 CASH. s5 monthly: 1Oox2f5 IT,. covered
with immense shade trees: sandy loan soil;
grand view Of bay and surrounding country:
close to main county road: 90 II. boulevard.
lovely lake Of springs. high and dry near the
foothills not far from a 3-stOry schoOlhouse
and electric cars: an ideal spot and more
land be had If desired. adjoining East
Oakland: section building up rapidly. price
all told. $500 Call or send for circular 40
Seventh st. opp. Broadway station Oakland:
carriage free n r. JONES. Land Owner.
10 ACRES Of land in suburbs Of Oakland: we'll
located to subdivide and sell lots: electric
cars TO the property chance to make 5000;
would exchange for improved property. Z.
BISHOP 466 Tenth st, Oakland. Cal
MUST seIl-New house. large rooms: blocks
to cars and Key route station. bank stores.
etc: excellent location. Owner. $50 37th St.
Oakland.
sNAP-Lot. s165. 25x1oO. blocks to local:
snap $3.50 7-room house. 50-foot lot. WM-
P. TODD. 1910 Broadway, Oakland.
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
ELEGANT S-room house BATH basement at
TIC; stable; large grounds; splendid locality:
easy walk to cars. locals and school: photos
in office; beautiful place. partly furnished II
desired. $40; unfurnished $35. including house
water; references required; II is snap But
TERs & BUHRING. 972 broadway
s.------.-------------------
OAKLAND HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
ADELINE. ST1 cor. EiRhth-2 sunny house
keeping rooms to rent. S14 also others
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furni-
sure n Schelhas s lith ST. cor. store. Oakland
MILL VALLEY ADV'RT'S'M'TS
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-19

BERKELEY COTTAGES TO LET.
FOR RENT-In Berkeley 4-room cottage: big
lot; so. INQUIRE 1903 Mission st 8 z
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-19

FINE suburban home for sale; house of
rooms and bath; two-story barn and out
houses; ia acres of land; fine running
stream, with beautiful shade trees and shrub
berry; an Ideal home; situated in upper Fruit
vale must sell account leaving. Address N
SQUYERS. Fruitvale Postofhce. Cal