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Ell COMITE UNIONS
ia de FajardO

En- la Convention celebrada reciente-
mente en- Fajardo por la Union de Puerto
Rico, fu6 organizado 81 Comit6 Local en-
la forma siguiente:
Pre8identes Honororio8: Don Luis Mu-
fioz Rivera, don Jorge Bird Leon, don
Luis M. Cintr6n.
Presidente efectivo, Don Luis de Cells
Alquier.
1ice Presidente. Don Jorge Bird Arias
Tesorero. Don Enrique Vidal
Secretario. Don Jose NJ Bird.
VocGIes Don Ramon Mendez Cardona
Don Jesds Moyano, don Jose A. Dfaz
Don Hip6lito Soltero, Don Felix CaIzada
Delegado la Convention de Distrito,
don Raln6n Mendez Cardona.
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Gratltud de Ia famiIia Palmer.

La distinguida familia del senior Santa
go r. Palmer, nos suplica que, en- su NOM
bre, expresemos al pals en- general, la
g.. L.. S.. de Puerto Rico, q todas las
L.. de la isla, los comites unionistas, 4
Ia junta central de la Union, la central
y local del partido republican, = & todos
sus amigos; el eterno reconocimiento por
TODD 10 por ella hecho, y por cuanto fue
sentida demostraci6n de la estima que pro-
fesaban al ilustre compatriota muerto.
Cumplimos con ese noble encargo, , rel
teramos los derdos todos de la familia
Palmer la protesta de nuestro duelo por la
irreparable desgracia que les afije y que
tan hondamente ha sido tambien sentida
por nuestra patria.
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Abril 5, 1906, San Juan.
Ell TerritOriO CuhanOy las COmpa1ias
de SECURES

FL sefior Richard Hardin Davis. volvi6
de la isla de Pinos q New York llevando
una opinion mejor acerca de las aspiracio-
mes de los americanos que Sc les con-
ceda ese pedacito del territorio Cubanc.
"Ellos Green que realmente es de ellos"
dice Mr.. Hardin-Pero los presidentes
de Las CompaHfas de seguros crefan del
mismo modo; que las compaffas eran de
ellosl
[oThe Evening Postll
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.EnLo correspopdepcIa

Fianzas en- met6ico con frma.
Recibos talonarios para cobro de alqui
leres de casa.
COnOCimientos de Goleta
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PAsADAs las festas de la temporada
del Carnaval ha realizado el popular
Americo SaEas su gran surtido renovan-
dolo con artfculos propios para SemGnG
Santa Pdsc1as. En- calzado no hay
quien compita con "El Popular" Las
damas encuentran ALI todo 10 que deseen
en- artfculos de Ultima novedad. p.
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VINO TINTO GALLEGO SUPE-
RIOR DEL RIVERO EN- CUARTE-
ROLAS. Ofresen Sucesores de l. Villa
mil & Co. S. en- G. 3Ov.
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LIN ~ b tEfS q "a DEL UrislI

LIN 11LEA 2 y 1I1 l1zA III = To
Itinerario.- salidas de Bayamon y Capt..
tai simultaneamente.
Dias laborable- afiana 6, 6. Is, 30
9.45 11.OO. Tarde 1915, Las, 3.15. 4.35, $50
Dias festivos. .-Manana 6, 6.5, $50, 9.45
y l1.O0 Tarde 1915, 1.50, 2.3O, $50, 4.30
$50 y rs.
Billete baratos para dIas festiyos. De
Catado Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IL clase
9O-25 g ase S0-16. De Bayamhn 8 CstalO
Ida y vua ta 1R elsEs $0-15, q Glaze $0-l0.
BflIete rdinari0 de Capital Catafio en-
% cIase 3 centaVOs.
Rayam6n, 10 6eptiembTe de 1909 Ra-
mon Valde9,
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-JUNCOS.-A don Nicolas Benitez
Delgado, le imvitamos one conteste nues-
tras cartas, para one rinda cuenta, de los
intereses que le han sido confados de esta
Empresa durante el tempo que fue agente
de este diario en- la iudicada poblaci6n
Esperamos ser atendidos para que desa-
darezca este reclamo. p.
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A v / S 0.

Sc interesa comprar 500 metros de via
portatil de So sesenta rs centfmetros con
algunas wagonetas, indicando fabricante.
Referencias don Pedro Giusti, San Juan
9 Tomas Prado, Vega-baja. 10 s.
HOSPEDAJE.-se eolicita para un ma
trimonio y un joven; Sc necesitan dos ha-
bitaciones, buenas refefencias, Dirijirse a
"Hospedaje," P. 0. Box 867. San Juan.
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A GOLDEN OPPORT-
UNITY In a country
in which the use of tobacco
is almost universal, the sale
of matches is, indeed, a pay
ing business. Why don't
you send matches to Porto
Rico and see to it, through
good quality and cheapness,
that they get a strong hold
on the markell
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Sc ARRIENDA EN- HATO-REY Una
finca con casa habitacion y pastos de malo-
jillo. Para informes p. o. Box AZ Rio Pie
dras
Avs
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Mr.. POST ESPERADO
en- AreCibo.
Fuerte marejada en- aqueI puerto.
(De maestro o0rre8pon8al. )

ADr1I o.
Contin6a Ilamando poderosamente la
atenci6n del pdblico los espectaculos que
da en- este Teatro la excelente Compaflfa
de variedades que en- 6l actia Mr. Wood,
habilidoso escamoteador entretiene grande-
mente con sus juegos de prestidigitaci6n,
10 mismo que con los esperimentos de hip
notismo y en- los actos que Sc nos presenta
como ventrflocuo, hacienda hablar q su CO.
lecci6n de mufiecos Ell senior Ceballos,
e Rey del alambre, conquista siempre gran
des aplausos en- sus arriesgados ejercicios
en- el fno alambre que atraviesa Ell teatTo.
Miss Edna, la mujer que vuela anda por
el espacio, es de gran novedad. Para Ell
sabado domingo anuncia esta Compa-
MIA sus dos tltimas funciones. al Teatro
p0es.
-Ma1ana es esperado en- esta ciudad
Mr.. Post, Hon. Gobernador interino, el
cual viene como testigo del pueblo de
Puerto Rico, en- el juicio que Sc celebrara
manana ante esta CoTte de Distrito en- ell
"Quo Warranto" presentado contra los
que ocupan los cargos municipales en- Cia-
les seg1n parece indebidamente.
-Durante toda Ia noche ha soplado
fuerte vendabal hay gran marejada en-
el puerto. A duras penas Sc han aguan-
tado gTacias las fueTtes anclas una COLE
ia americana y un vaporeito Temolcador.
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Sc VENDE una magnffca installation
ran Tetuan Is, Almacens Sv.a.
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Sc solicitan BORDADORAS Y GALA
D9RAS, asegurandoles trabajo constante.
PrOporcionamos La telay dibujos envian-
dolOs cuaIquier parte de Ia isla, Diri-
=iirse q The Porto Rico Drawn Work e
Embroidery Co. Fortaleza 10. Tsmbien
sc solieifan ,buenas costurerds. o.
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del Vale hace un graeioso cuento Sc
muestra partidario de Ia hbertad de la
muJer.
Las sscartillas' en-las escuelas, por su-
puesto, va no Sc usan pues los nuevos me
todos hacen que SO estndie en- ibros gran
des.
Ell Jnavea nr6ximo < las tres. hay session.
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Drago doctrine that
nwbich
United States not oou'n
locality was drawn ny 'onh -P
Theodor
of principle the lnterparlanehafy
dignity ana
declarations certain
adopted cohae
OF la" "oud
the SpanshAnericah
the revolutions "hch
the of bonds Tor he
would counerbaan the loss
seek revenue
rather than by the Nleo " ~
desire to have the Dago doctrine
The Lam
,;oon be the more
hap
custom houses
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OHEOGER GOES TO
THE MAbCbURIa

The dredger Pacific left for the Man
churia wreck last night at midnight,
orders having been given to have her
alongside the liner at daybreak this
morning. The dredger will first go to
work on laying out the big anchors
brought down by theisVentura for Cap
tain Metcalf. this job having proved
too heavy for the Pioneer to handle.
These anchors are now on board the
liner.
Contrary to all the reports which
have been given out, the Pacific will
not be used for dredging work around
the Manchuria- Her dredging gear has
all been stripped off and is now lying
on barges in the harbor. To reship
this would take a month. What the
Pacific will do is to first lay out the
anchors and then lay by in readiness
to do any pulling which may be re-
quired.
This information was given yester-
day by Captain Renney, who arrived
on the Ventura TO take the Pacific to
San Francisco, receiving cable direc-
lions to proceed first to the Manchuria.
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TIE SBERIOAA'S
PASSENGER LIST


tenant 7th Cav
C. z. Nude. clerk Navy.
Rev. j. L. McCeary, Catholic priest.
Rev James O'Neill, Catholic priest.
Lit Charles r. Pettis, Eng. Corps.
Mrs C. H. Peters, family commander
U. s. N.
Miss G.ace Peters, family commander
u S. n.
Major ]. N. Pendieton, u S. NJ c..
and wife.
Lit. Geo. w. sager, 18th Inf.
1t. B. E. snodgrass. lieutenant Con-
stabulary.
J.B. sledge, clerk, U. S. n.
Lit. H. D. South, U. S. NJ. c., and
wife.
c. S. Shively and wife, Insular Gov
eminent.
j. o. Teeter, clerk Q. M. d.
F. w. Taylor, employe Navy.
D. M. Thomson, ex-officer Seward.
r. T. Ward. LIST lieutenant Eng.
Corps.
1t. Col. S. A. Wolf. 2sth Inf, and
wife.
Burton Whitcomb, clerk, U. S. n.
c. f. Walter. emrloye Navy.
w T. Wilder, employee Insular Gov
eminent.
Dewey.
MRS F. M. zell and infant, family
lieutenant 7th Cav.
1st Cabin Nagasak to San Fran
J III. Earle, lieutenant Eng. Corps.
1t. Corndr D. E. Dismukes, u S. N,
wife and child.
Mrs. Brewster, family lieutenant
| A c.
Mrs. r. H. Lane and four children,
! family major U. S. M. c.
| Miss Dorothy Cowen.
| End Cabin. Manila to San Francisco
| Annie Greenly, nurse Mrs. Kerwin.
| J. w. Hanley, employe Q. M. ID.
| Mrs. J. w. Befghly and child.
Warren Bonford, late employe IN
sular Government
| Mrs Adela Colbourne, wife ex-em-
ploye @. M. D.
| I, D. Mcclure, employe @. M D.
| w z. Tetamore family captain Phil
Scouts.
| b w. Hayes, employe @. M. D.
| John Mules, employee @. M. D..
| Frank Niilman, ex-employe Insuiar
IGovernment, wife and two children.
e B. Abrahamson, ex-third assistant
jSeward.
| Lizzie Waugh. nurse Mrs. Bach
E. Anderson, rigger, U. S. N
D. Collins, electrician, U. S. N.
A. Hickman. steward, U. S. N
s. r. McIlvaine, clerk @. NJ. D.. wife
and three children.
F. McBennett, battalion sergeant
tmajor 18th Inf.
John H. West, 1st color sergeant
III. c.
Frank Spaulding. LIST color sergeant
lSig. Corps
orvilIe jackson, post quartermaster
sergeant.
r. L. Williams, orderly sergeant.
William Davis, orderly sergeant.
w. NJ. Beattie, LIST sergeant, A, TIN
ICav.
| s. E. Jackson, LIST sergeant, G, 18th
Inf.
Homer j. Robinson.
lNagasaki to. San Francisco
| George w. Hicks, 1st color sergeant
H. C.
iSteerage-
Manila to San Francisco, SO.
| Nagasaki to San Francisco, IL.
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NOTICE.
OAHU COUNTRY CLUB.

Oahu Country Club Assessment No.
1 of 40 per cent. (s10 Per share) will
be delinquent September l, 1906. Sub
scribers to the stock of the above club
may receive their certificates of stock
by calling at the Office of the under
signed, Pacific Hardware Co. stores,
Fort street, Honolulu.
J. o. YOUNG,
Treasurer
Honolulu, August II, 1906. 74S4
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NOTICE.

SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE
GOLDEN WEST.
All native sons and daughters of the
Golden West are respectfully requested
to call at j. M. Leyy's grocery on King
street and register their names
By order
1907 COMMITTEE
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NOTICE.

The Harrison Mutual Burial Associa-
TONS fourth anniversary will be on
July Is next. The Board of Control has
called it's fourth assessment. This will
be delinquent after July Is. 1906.
]. H. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
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GOtOBelIair. and See
the Pineapples
Grow.

BELLAIR situated in KALITII VALLEY within and
half miles of Honouu's business
BELLAIR 5eal Summer residences, and
which will pay living expenses while occupying your
home
BELAIR is acknowledged be the heathes place for pou1
BELLAIR is free from and transforms
BELLAIR is laid ACRES, allotments large enough
fruits vegetables will
horse and without further outlay the price of
Hundred Fifty Dollars $25ooo)
Dollars and Fifty will carry you
for the balance, interest
We shall be pleased
Phone Main 40 make appointment
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The Honolulu mail from the trans
port Sheridan, amounting to less than
half a dozen sacks, was brought over
on the steamer Helene.
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annoying yesterday Chile announcing
Santiago prociaming President by the insurgents
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Our pilots ought incoming
The of of
shereha well emphasized of late
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called special
the before reaching
then o close they to the andf
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They holding Fifth the
candidate
the with tina eeeb
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Mr. with platform as well
the Democratic national
nothing and file but cast the minority vote at
polls
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is doctrine is wrenehd every time @
easily induced to foeg0 its habit OF issuing wins
of OCCASION against I@in-Ameran custom houses
EXPORTS.
The fact that exports merchandise from the United States
have doubled in the years. constant demand for IN
formation as to the occurred has led the Bureau
statistics and Labor to prepare p
table showing the principal factors IN the export
ending June 80 1906 which is added 0 1sps
The ANALYSIS lust Statistics shows that three
attained each total while in 1896 but
provison were entitled that @ @ ono S
manufactures refined mineral OIL corn
fell into this fiscal just ended
articles classes of articles showed eae an fa hd m
100000 leather and products thereof Ooa m
tobacco oil cake sunous coa
chemicals vegetable fruits and nuts wood manufactures car
rages scientific Instruments ana spi's o. s t corn wheat
place in this class-ron and steel corn
the table question disoses some marked
changes 81 of articles having each an
ended Raw cotton
occupies second Iron and steel
mineral has dropped from third place 1890
place show notable growth
place fourth in 1906 While -four
increase of 100000 in the decade IT'S alve ooe al [
articles of expectation has changed from fourth Sc as
with total expectation of s2oooo IN the
Agricultural implements exported in
the position that class from sd
auaaud during decade Cotton
especially view of our great supply of raw cotton nave
Improvement since 1885, their position among our h ~
nearly in the year just ended
The sheridan aan, need aehight shining
when transport business at the
they Oahu caught
the general infect and doing politics
As Mr. Bryan platform well as
candidate and Democratic national
mit file but to cast the minority vote at
polls
annoying yesterday Santiago Chile announcing
interpreted as message from
Santiago Cuba poaimng the choice of President by the insurgents
Our pilots ought incoming steamers long
elsewhere The need of off
pilots has been pretty well emphasized of late
feel called have special
they the shore of the last evening before reaching port
and then fail observe how close they are to the lands
They are holding small meetings
candidate will have get after
the celebrated baeksnake whip
with tribe of help from
getting to be great stoppngof place for
and bound travel
of the
editor the cOmmone in the chief
of distinction
the at
discrimination in favor of Honolulu hotels
thing wrekng
change with firm daily quotations
quickly politicians
Democr Bryan
passenger
the Sheridan
Perhaps signs along keep Rocks
in handiy
Barber has Lighthouse but t also fence.
enthusiasm Brown
adjourned
Quite lot of booms
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lighthouse doing business at the
caught
the neral doing politics
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The Promotion doing of
west boundta y
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ranking journalist of tn
of
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Manila to San Francisco, SO.
Nagasaki to San Francisco, IL.
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the wreck at Ho Otherwise
be abontdi n Honolulu
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25
LOST AND rn11Nn

LQST-Boston terrier; color. golden brin-
die; answers TO the name OF Happy; wore
harness and collar, with license tag No. 3072.
Reward at 1900 Golden Gate ave. 1T
LOST-Basket Of photos and sack of clothes,
etc. Return to 425 Castro St. reward.
LoST-yictor and Bernard Hickman, age
10 and z years; dark gray suits, blue cor
duroy hats Return North Beach power
house. Mr.. WHALEY.
CHURCH of the Advent parishioners-I am
at 32S Haight st.
LOST-Brown leather suit case. marked H.
o. ZAETZSCH. Notify owner: $40 10th
St, Oakland.
MEN who had charge of three trunks cor.
. Post and Taylor sts., notify where they
can be found reward ]. NJ. LYON.
REWARD for information or return of tele-
scope lost near Fairmont Thursday, con-
tanning uniform, medals, commissions. Astor
Battery, U. S. army discharge. GEORGE
S. GELS, 11l5 Broadway, Oakland, U. S.
w. V. headquarters.
LOST-PAUL HOFFSES. aged 8; family at
park panhandle, section 9.
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pERsoNAL@continued.


Ellis. S. Berkeley phone Stuart 32S. asst
MRS. WALLACE REED Of 7s1 Sutter st.
eo5amunicate with your mother at Eureka
Communicate with Mrs. Olsen at Eureka
cate, with A. u. PEACH, 1910 18th St,
STEELE, Mrs Bessie O., of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, supposed registered Rex Hotel, 245
Turk ST., with Helen Steele, years Donald
Steele, years, and Mrs. H. 0. Wheeler.
INFORMATION wanted of Julia lie Roy, 1873
Fillmore ST., S. F., by her father, Magnolia
GEORGE MeEiLDoWNEY. sis:i 2sis a2d St.
c. Donovan, 1920 18th St, wanted to send
up trunks, | yalse and ! big basket from
]. DAVID VEST Of Is &c G. G. ca ave. e. moved to
< SSss wanssd hssdsss 81 pinsf nas Wssh
w Viii S ndy eas
with her brother, Capt. Monohan. police
waNipn wsassN5pp,f San lose - NJ 1t
Brock by her husband at register, 3d-st.
WILL Mrs. W. B. Woolridge communicate
with her mother? s25-3r
ANY one knowing whereabouts Of Loydia
Frazer, formerly of 2s3 Linden ave, com
municate with D. R. Frazer, Reno. New.
TIM Brennan OF South San Francisco please
communicate with August Frolich, Reno,
cATTY MANNING wanted at 26l0 SUIT.
JAMES DONOVAN communicate with
AUGUST NoRDtiN, architect, Is s located at
Mike GtsGffNSNS1iisoN-write or call on MRS.
NELLIE CLARK, 318 soth St
HERMAN RUDOLPH can be found at 3o9z
Elm ave, near Franklin.
MRS. ANDEMARD and son, /. J. Alkalay
and family, A. G. Crouzeille and wife. Mrs.
E. Dumas, c. Rencurel, A. Schaefer are To-
d. COHEN, jeweler, formerly of 1014 Mar
ket ST, now at 1447 O'Farrel. s25-3t
WILLIAM +. LAWFORD-Come to Lands
berger's, Alameda, at once s25-3t
Gated at SO Hartford St, bet. 18th and
WOULD like to know the Whereabouts Of B.
Casson of 53l1z Union st. L. J. Aka
LAY. SO Hartford ST s25-3t
MRS. ]. z. HOFFERS, 1856 Fell St, would
like to hear from her sister. Mrs. ]. Car
HEMMERLE Sam, please call sl6 oc-
tayia ST., near Fell. Eugene Kinnaird s25-3t
THE party that took my buggy from 9th
same to HENRY A. WGHRMANN, cor. or
Bush and Devisadero s25-3t
c. c. DIEZ wanted by his daughter at Cas-
MRS. D. L. Castle wants her slater 70
come to her at 2402 Steiner ST. II
DR.. d. Z. BARGER and o. H. Bogart can
be found at 2o1S Broderick ct. s2s-3t
GEORGE McELDOWNEY, 1918 22d at,
s. F.
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nIED

DIED.
EACER-Icuis Bernard Bauer, husband of
Beatrice knight Bauer, son of Christian and
Amelia Bauef, and cousin Of Lizzie Msrkey,
aged - years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral, WEDNES-
leal, al 2 p. m, from his late residence,
xS64 Greenwich st, Sag Francisco. Cal. II
LANSH-in- this city, April %, 1906, Mar
Csret Immelder Lynch. dearly beloved
daughter Of John and Abbie Lynch and sis
Ter OF JOS. Lynch and niece of Annie Ho-
San, nati7e - Ss1 Francisco, aged IS
years 5 months.
Funeral takes place az o'clock from St.
lossPh's Hospital, near Buens Vista Park,
TODAY. lM'eepesdsy). April IS, 1906. In
tsfIpent Holy Cross Cemetery.
SPRINGER--In this city, April p, 1906,
Stella Springer, and father Of Ada Springer
OF New York, native of Ohio, aged 81
years.
The funeral viii be held from the resi-.
dence Of Al McCsbe, III Lyon St, at 2
p. n today.
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PACIFIC COAST GLASS WORKS

We beg to announce to orr patrons that
our factory was but slightly damaged and
that we viii be In position to attend to
your wants just as soon as conditions
and can fill orders for bottles and supplies
same as before. Kindly address all COM
munications to sos Fillmore street until
further notice
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

OFFICE, large safe with chest, desk, type
writer, ETC.; also new modern residence;
choice location; furnished. Call 1908 9Th St,
Oakland.
FOR sale-New typewriter; $40. w. w.
CHOATE, 1892 Union st. *25-3t
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

100000 to Sf75,oo0 will buy the best un-
improved business site In Oakland; frontage
stock; fronts Broadway; right In the heart 81
the city. (90S)
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$500 per front foot on Broadway; this very
low price Is good for but few days; IS, so or
Twentieth st. this Is positively the cheapest
prospective bpsiness property in Oakland (5S7)
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25

JOSEPH B. TOPLITZ. formerly $50 Pine st,
has opened temporary Office S. w. corner
Fillmore and California sts., In Edwin Val
Schmidt's pharmacy.
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$26, 6,0o0-One-story frame building 5oxlOO
all in one room; excellent floor; nearly new
building; two blocks from Broadway; choice
central location; most desirable neighborhooC
Tor any mercantile establishment. particularly
one handling bulky class Of goods. (69S)
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25

s25,o00-5o-foot lot in the immediate vi
cinity of 18th and Franklin streets; one of the
best locations in the entire city for any whole
sale business. llo34)
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25

s35oo-Seven-room cottage, right on Broad
wayi lot 81 feet front by about loo feet deep,
running through to rear st. excellent prospec-
tive business property; present improvements
can be remodeled at slight expense (s77)
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25

s7500-Very desirable little business corner,
6ox7s feet. with old improvements; would
have to rebuild; neighborhood very desirable /;
n. E cor. 11th and Alice SITS. $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25

MACCABEES-All knights and Ia
dies Of the Maccsbees OF the Worl4
are requested TO report NJ Maccaoes
Temple, Eleventh and Clay Sta Oak
land. ~ we desire to account Dor ysu
ell
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25

s1o,00o-Two-story frame business building;
lot 5oxloo; two blocks from Eighth and Broad
way. (Iol7)
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25

sl5,o0o-Very desirable building site, I04x
25a, with double frontage; right at terminal
principal freight depot; an excellent factory
Dr. warehouse site. (1oi4)
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25

$2500o-Factory or warehouse site, cor. on
Seventh st.. one block from Southern Pacific
freigh. terminal; this 10 excellent for inrne-
diate Improvement. llo3e)
1909 Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.

COMFORTABLE Groom cottage, e43 Eliza
beth St, near. oath and Hoffman; 1 block
from electric line; price $500; will exchange
for Oakland property. GEO. w. AUSTIN
1909 Broadway, Oakland.