The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 14, 1903, Page 13

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1903. b A - MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. = :E:l.JIi!TATE—(‘IT\'fl‘O}» SALE. Ml“ va"ey Advcl'tisemel]ts. E;?:’}!:;:EERA‘ED ;mf;m_lJmfig?fiu Mwfi%fié ’fi NUMBERS hand machinery e 550 CALIFORNIA ST. Otfice to let; rent $15; lig] and Al Lo o SITON & GARDINER. P rane B and Wittiam S, 195.197 Fremont st X - - - - vings Uniop Bullding.) o a na- —OF THE— "watches and LTS THAT ARE VERY CHEAP. tive of B - 2 ¥ tches ke s Lo with steam connections, of Poland, aged 71 A3670. . “Union. N. o sunny mide: W. of Brod A SIORE (o let 5 82 ErFriends and acquaintances are respect- s 4071 : ; rs pass: fine marine -y 3 fully invited t ttend the funeral services ¥ Aiady for building: kraded, sewered BALANCE §10 MONTHLY. g e e x| UNGUIS onal Lotery Lo 1664273 sbo_Union. on sunmy ‘side, hear coft, on T nre dots wlEnz e ‘L‘,’..';'.;fif." o8 w!:‘fl;: PAPERHANGING, PAINTING, ETC. Tesidence, 00 Van Nots avenue. Interment o Loy of hill: 25x110; choice location; fine B: ORI 3 g < Hills of FEternity Cemetery. B4883. . ot a hills to climb; prices very. low; only 38 to s ternity Cemetery. 80/ A Toundings. ¥ low; only 38 0| ROOMS papered, $3 50 up; tinting, painting. | TH hert Lol o 2R R §12 a front foot: will double fn ‘value; don't Fiarimans Balnt Co., 31934 st.; tel. Main 358 | "ot Temoers of Congregation eier b o (LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY). ShAIETR cheap: street bi-| fall to see them; over 8 iots soid recentiv: the remains of our late highiy. estesmed PATE RPAD i . a splendid lot to improve with o need g purposes; sen 15" NT APPLIED FOR. _Un or shingles . well located; houses all new on| for illustrated :f»m-“ azent on the ground MARRIAGE LICENSES. Y s -;:,gomgg“l;l.flfl‘;g“"- _FLATERITE ROOFING . Biock: a few steps from cars; marine | Sundeye. LYON & HOAG. 116 Montgomery. Y e T8 HARRIS, President. . gy Fine sl 7 2000, Wibehar o pe A The following marriage licenses were ssued ALEXANDER L. BADT, Secretary. 'umber Drawn © Sth i aE ar” l OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS | i . coss, 22, rrcne canpan, an | Fonettin oo e ene el 17 g ooy ag oy dg By By g 2 k Wi Ko T B NG ‘illiam H. Cass, 28, T 3 ada, an evolent Soclety—You are respectfully re- ez, Honduras, C. A. v $1500—Western Addition lot: 26x137:6: strest 4 Emma Mamlock, 22, 1027 Turk 'street. quested fo attend the funeral of our late | ° * . ¥ 175 ¥ bity ized e 11d- - _ Poy D e L i Tohn C. Govtze, 26, 745 Howard straet, and | member, §. Jacobs, at 1:15 o'clock, August Saturday, August 8, 1903. s gt ) CE, Emma M. Peck, 46, 745 Howard street. 14, ‘from his late residence, 309 Van Ness B P e ey OFFICE, 1118 BROADWAY. Hurry R. Giivert, 26, Folsom, and Sadie | avemue. By order of —_ . : % B g w ce, 26, Placerville. LEVI‘SHILLING, President. ark OAKLAND REAL— ESTATE. §. ZEKIND, Eecretary. 3| ALEX. MURDOCK, Chronicie bids., San Frane i JENSEN_In this city, August 13, 1003, o | AU, Yo Daiand, Berneses e vives momes: | BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATHS, | rence, beioved husband of 3taryjensen, ana sen, a native of San Franclsco, aged 37 5 DERBY and 1 Price Hatters n il ® WHITELAW Prize.[No. 16| 127, for both; north of choice Iots, this side of Eighth av graded, sewered and maca x120 each; a fine buy for build- pay ex or8: the 1ets are vers desteabies: on the P, ; eatalos - venue lots have 51500 | OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE. ( Birth, marriage and death notices sent by | years and 3 days. 21| o711 = g same avenue lots have just sold for § SRS RND SR SRR 202 | mal will not be inserted, They must be handed [ Friends and ntances are respect- 16} 1011 e ' $650 for both—2 lots, €@5x120; north of the T?-MOI;(R%S, {xhn'. du); r :ur:unn in !ul;nm; :ndlteeallhe'rhu!h'_he Dubll:n;lorll fi;:m n;m be guny invited to lu%tm( l\lrfiral llerkvlce: 24| 1184, ; £ . bousht. : 8 lata i " |~ ture. H. Scheilhaas, 11%h st. cor. store,Oakind | indorsed with the name and residence of per- | Sunday, August , “at 1:30 o'clock, a 24 123900 ®0ld and rented. ¥i.S is2 ¥ PRI A Sew ot d i e . sons authorized to have the same published. o Biot) oF Charles I, 3 Teaman & Co.. o1 1008 for o] ocated e view i 'y 1900 Mission street, between Fifteenth and vl o o i e | __Risneh WD SovspEmmpie BOBN. A T Sinih ave. N, of Lake; 25x120: CRRERO, 862, near 21si—Six rooms co tery. c . JARMAN—In this city, August 6, 1903, to the . vers desirables elevated. looking into the | Pletely furnished for housekeeping: 15 min- 3 3 p McGINN—In the City and County Hospltal, wife of Charles P. Jarman, a daughter. T A e Wy K Phesidio: all street work done; where some utes to Kearny st. by electric car. TH - ; 2 R ¥ L e e EDENS—August 8, 1003, to the wife of L, 1672554, P all & fine yesidences have been bullt and others | HERBERT (The) — Sunny apartments for | George Mypdens, a daughter. Lt 1R R S HE e g 16/72666. 0 XS, 100 Valle g st housckeeping: gne ranges; just newly fur- | WATERS—In Hanford, August 8 1903, to the | ant it 'k Rehonin: o aative of St Stephen 80/72524. 18 buflders and those looking [ _Rished. 1530 Polk st. = ? wife of F. G. Waters, a daughter. New Brunewick. 2 : B o ' i B e L , 22 (Friday), at 2 o'clock, from the funeral par- | - - fARINE VIEW LOTS. WORTH, 204—Sunny furnished rooms | BURNS—DUTCHER—In this city, August 12, | jors of Bunker & Lunt, 266 Mission street, | 2 + magnificent lot having s 1903, by the Rev. Frederick A. Doane, | petween Twenty-second and Twenty-thira: = that is like a_panorama; George H. Burns and Rena May Dutcher, | Mission Masonlc Temple. Cremation Odd 120 . sitely; 34:4x137:6; street both of San Francisco. Fellows' Cemetery. : f' ed and arcepted; between two | _Tange; hot bath; laundry; adults; CAMPBELL—HUTTON—In Mountaln _View, i 8 zed and pted: between two | AMPBELL—HUTTON "I | Mountain | View: | MACK—In_ this city, August 13, 1003, John 1 beautiful colonial style, costly residences | MISSION, 20242 or 8 sunny rooms for house- | Rev. buncan Munro, Samuel B. Campbell | jpusust Mack, Thlovbit Siwbasd o Cheteting -~ * side, and looks down on the Presidio, | _KeePing. ! | o804 Murgarét R Huttoo, father of Emil Schmidt, aged §3 years and 1o MISSION, 2001A—3 front rooms, furalshed for | T ———————————————————mmmm=== | [0 days. (Tuolumne County and Inyo County - » : the miine view is sometiing STEAN, Svars | L oPaMeng; aity Tont Coosit Tl esiee S DIED. P Frinds and acquaintances are respect- 2476828, o 7 i Jooking the Presidio; street work done; | O'FARRELL, 1516—Very nicely Allen, Katherine Jensen, Laurence tully Invited to attend the funeral services 24Tion. i = writers: all basalt blocks; stone pavements; a sunny ny front housekeeping rooms;; parior floor. Arnold, Joseph McGirn, Celia Baturday, August 15, 1908, at 10 o'clock, at jTvi31. 16 N Chambers, Mary McMuilin, Augusta the Old 'People’s Home, corner Pierce and | 2477688, 6: 2 corners; grind yview of | TURK._ SI0_Nicely furnished, sunny house- | Chambers,Thos. J. A. Mack, John A. Pine streets, Interment Laurel Hill Ceme- e L e e e of | * keeping roome, single or en slte; reasonable, | CGonroy. William J. Mullen, Michael Py e S e iy Crystell, George Qehlman, Henrietta | MULLEN—In this city, August 11, 1903, Mich- r 5 cents—The Weekiy Call Tor mating. $1 per year | 3 streets; the only very large 1ot on the | vALENCIA. 822—Twr PR ) — == . 0O et raiianes; Aetns Fooma: steetele HEDt: gas Siove: $18 | Dmiem Atne B 1L gl Mollen. & mative’of County Tyrone, Ire: SCE JOUS s - — ——— ; g . aged ears. member o gers’ A e 530 California Street. | CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions | ponovan, Dennis P PRL G and Stevedores’ Unfon Assoclation, Local F S & engine and pumping received at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore st Eber “f.‘l'b'u“-q s:l"’"s.,m 222, 1. L. M. and T. A. for cash. OOLU) —_———— e ———— Bwing, Ank o Smith, Rosalle T7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- : o NEW WAREHOUSE ROOMS for HOUSEKEEPING—Country gennen'uy. Jobanna Son, Rizabe i g2t the funaral to-fay sccond-hand clothing and e Housekeeping accommodations, short time, on | Fuli moiach R B of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mission street, - ' £ 54 2 Jowule NeSL . ranch;2 women or man & wife. Box 3302.Call. breant: Slexcndor Wathtn Unfio thence to St. Patrick’s Church for services e —_— ey oy (7 e —————————————————————— s o w o | 0 at § o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Ceme- 24 FERSONALS B e e e APARTMENTS TO LET. Graham, Jobn y L2 16 3000 SQUARE FEET. < Surwhs, Eolomon OEHLMAN—In this city, August 12, 1908, % ment hotel, located on the north side ALLEN—In this city, August 11, 1903, Kath- e - THOMAS MAGEE & BONS, e ol e Hivde and Losvenworth; & | ALLEN—-In this city, Ausust W, 1900 Fa| & nafive of Germany, aged 7 years 2 monthe ® S NN THONERY ST superb brick bullding of Spanish architec- | Freddie C, and the late Charles Alleh, & na: | &nd 27 days. Honorary member of Ladles 24 ture; all the comforts of housekeeping com- tive of Ottawa, Canada, aged B4 years 8| Ald Society of German Evangelical Lutheran F flsea with the conventences of hotel lite; for | months and 23 days. s‘a‘.‘}.’;‘nfir“s’:‘:;‘m“ Angewt 16, ot 1:80 o = = & = per month you can secure here an unfur- intances t- 9 = .. 3 e ot SBeTLe: houes Jast gk h";‘- Plohod Sroom apariment, consietiog of IBFEs | fullg Ioeics to arend. hefanera) services | 'clock, from German Evangelical Lutheran = ath cottage: lot 25xi14; house just finlehed: | jiving-room with gas grate and mantel, bed- Friday, August 14, 1903, at 10 o'clock, at | Bt John's Church, Twenty-second street. be- 16 all latest improvements.’” OSCAR HEYMAN. | 10om" with bay-window and closet; kitchen | the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Un- | {ween Capp and Howard. Interment Cypress 1 14 Post st equipped with gas range, bullt-in china | dertaking Company, 2475 Mission street, near | Lawn Cemetery, private, by electric funeral 16 $7 50 MONTHLY—Four-room cots on Jot| closet and hot and cold Water; bathroom | Twenty-first, Interment Cypress Lawn | CAr from comer of Eighteenth and Querrero 16 St mene: T Laaonive: stfon ot| With tollet and porcelain tub (hot and cold | Cemetery, by electric funeral car from cor- | Streets; at 2 o'clock, Remains at the par- - CAR HEYMAN 14 Post 8t 5 water): this price also includes janitor ser- | ner of Fighteenth and Guerrero streets at | 1ors of the Golden Gate Undertaking Com- 16 acis - s vice night and day and night and day ele- | 10:30 o'clock pany, 2475 Mission street, near Twenty-flrst. -1 vator service: only ten minutes' walk from | ARNOLD—In this city, August 12, 1908, Jo- | PEDERSON-—In Oakland, August 13, 1003, 2% Powell and Market; see these apartments | seph Armold, beloved husband of Jane Ar-| Walter H. B., beloved son of Magnus and - FOR sale —Bargain; new cozy home: open for 846 Clayton to-day. nold, and uncle of Joseph J. Arnold, a na- tive ‘of SwitzerJand, aged, 68 years 2 months old, Arnold ang Bertha Pederson, a native NDostian; Semsn: S AR THE VON NYDACK, 873 Post—Unfurnished pon g Bl g e e b of Napa, aged 3 vears and 17 days. o apartments.of 4 rooms and bath each, in- s acquatbalines AR t- | QUINN—In this city, August 12, 1803, Annie 16/17001 40/87531 4 cluding free janitor and elevator service fully invited to attend the funeral day, | Quinn, a native of County Roscommon, Ire- | 24 RTRO5. 16 — «| hot and cold water throughout; steam heat August 14, 1903, at 2 o'clock, from his late | land, aged 73 years and 7 months. 16/88026 24 BUY A HOME; STOP PAYING RENT. ocean water for baths; electricity; & roof| residence, 105 San Carlos avenue, under the [ Friends and acquaintances ate respect- e -+ Look at those five cottages on Precita ave., garden and house system of phones; sunny auspices of San Francisco Gruetl{ Verein. fully invited to attend the funeral to-day 16/88660 . 24 west of York st take Folsom-st. car: I and modern. For terms apply on premises | Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery. (Friday), at 1 o'clock, from the pariors of s 9 502150, prices small; terms easy: open from | _or to SPECK & CO.. 667 Market st. CHAMBERS— Entered into rest, in this city, | J: C. O‘Connor & Co., 767 Mission street, e © to 7:30 p. m.: Sunday. 3 t0 5 D. M., OF | E———— T 19 1003, at her residence, 22 Lib- | thence to St Patrick’'s Church for services. 2 © address owner, WILLIAM MANN, 40 New LET—Furn. and Un e ateatt ey betoved wite, o Thov Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by 2:30 S... = Montgomery st. = o = S Chambers ” and. mottier of James Steven o'clock train from Third and Townsend -+ = Missl SR—CHY Nhek Renting & et May Constance and Katherine Chambers, a | _ Streets. 24 T ey 180000 mew” S Sih L ok b 1104 Market st cor. Turk and Market sts., | native of County Kildare, Ireland. RAYMOND—In San Jose, August 11, 1903, - - By P e will Sent a0 B SRS Mis- | ppR00me 8 and 4. Phone Jessle 4471 > Friends and acquaintances are respect- | Willlam P., husband of Cornella Raymond 80 crachc o2 IS $1500—3 new flats an Army si.. ReRE ASE- | FRER ...5 FREE | tully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow | father of Jessle R. Keating, Cornelia S. | ey b1 erience, cures per-| ion. Your friends will loan the balance for We locate you free of charge | (Saturday), at 9:30 o'clock, from her late| Plerce and Bertha G. Fox, and brother of the 8 . 1e ket Call o] the re in Rooms with or without board, residence, 22 Liberty strest, thence to St. | Iate J. P. Raymond, a native of New Hamp- 22241, 24lot610 18 F oy, 251 Grant ave., | D. COFFIN & CO., 3303 Mission st. Housekeeping Rooms or Hotels. James Church, corner Twenty-third and -h{;.!_-fedd T4 yours. ot " 16122410 20101607 by | ~ p—1 - - - H vhe: v X riends and ac Intances are respect- e derate. | 1250 CHOICE Jot, within 1 block of Golden | A_BRUNSWICK House, 145 Sjxth_Rooms | ouerrero streets, where services Wil be Jeiv | fully invited to attend the . funeral to-day - i - Gate Parl e e sidewalk: street | = 25c b cing at o ly i s A 10(91902_ . Seturday and | Ot Park: near in: stone sidewalk: strest | “2c io $1 per niant, $1 35 o g0 pir week and | Eous “Cemetery. (Eriday), at 2 oclock froin the Masonic s a Hall, Howard ork dome. D - b p #; open all nigl i 2 5 mple, corner Post and Montgomery streets, o] b o et | SARGAIN, box 4673, Call office. CHAMBERS—In this city, August 18, 1005, | Temple, corner Fost and Montspmery, st Ses10 AT ““The Almonte,” 873 Marke st. (or No. 1 | Thomas J. A, son of \{;r:;&hfi.::::{:é No. 44, F, and A, M. iInterment Laurel Hill AT less th ed o~ FO :high basement; sunny | * pyeeh st.)—Rooms, 25c, S0c, $1, $1 50 might; | and brcther of J. 16'95258 - g g b e lon? O Teas. | 511on e b1 e Bosise spenall mighe ™" | of San Francisco, aged 41 years, Cemetery. 10/93558. HARLES LYO! s 16{83926. S0/04061 . | CONROY—In this city, August 11, 1003, Wil | SAYER—In this city, Robert 12, 1003, Cath. S s B e Union-sq. Mkt. - 415 Turk st—Strictly modern: 45 | ~Ham J., beloved son of Margaret and the | ¢rine Sayer, a native of Tasmania, aged 52 ANTLER! years 2 months and 15 days. stock, dairy MOSSMAN, 860 Market st. S from $2000 to $40,000: also other prop- frult and grain ranches | * yoom apartment fur. or unfur. for hskpg. BURNETT, 1428 Market—(old No. 1364)—Fur- nished rooms, suites ingle; also unfurnished. late Michael Conroy, and brother of James, John, Richard M. and the late Daniel Con- Yoy, 'a native of New York, aged 45 years. SELIG—In this city, August 12, 1903, Selig- man, beloved husband of Mary Selig, and | 40/94307 Friends and a are respect- father of Rosetta, Hattie, Belle, Kussie K., Tvit Sond the o p Sylvan and Violk ‘Selig, @ pattve of Ger y of all kinds. MOSSMAN, 850 Market. FFO! 1 &L fully invited to attend the funeral to-day O T O e (Friday), t 0:15 wclock, from the funeral | Inany, aged ¢8 years. _ tmps.; same as gy e i g e B B Bl B Rl B s parlors of the Pacific Undertakers, 777 Mis. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- | or gents | Sm——————————————————m————= | sion street, thence to St. Patrick’s Church, lull‘xlr‘l Invited to l-‘nel%me fuq;‘e)r}l ‘le(:lce: 2 st Vafte 2t | REAL ESTATE—Country—For Sale. | FOLSOM. §75—One, large, sunny front room. Yhay & rouuiem mass il B et | e emsnce, 1001 Buiee sotreets. 1o} E e ? terment Home of Peace. Cemetery, by 11 e = GRAND Southern, Tth and Mission—Rooms 500 | 0:80 o/clock. Interment. Hol Ceme- FOR SALE. | pouttey farm: 49 acres; Sonoma | _t0 $1 60 night; $2 to.§8 week; reading-room. | tery. & AkT N dclocc train from ‘Third and Townsend | 2560 K : = 4 = CRYSTELL— is city, A . 1905, hnaiy - e e T BE o .GS,:,‘;S",;?,:,E@' + | George Lwn’t:ll.mn.n:tize ur“u':fin-lnzy, aged | SMITH—In this city, August 12, 1903, Rosa- | 35040 20500 Ibs cherries, 4000 1bs | Centrally located fireproof hotel; elegantly | 61 years 9 months and 12 days. lie Smith (nes Bianchard). ‘dearly eloveo = Crawt 6000 1bs Bartlett pears, 8000 | furnished suites, with baths and si DE LOSA—In this city, August 11, 1903, Anna | Jife o a3 Smith, -l Setee Of | Grees pants $250, | Ibe plums, 4000 boxes apples. 3 acres asparagus. b - o d singles. | VG, Tona, dearly beloved wife of Francesco | Emanuel Blanchard, a native of San Diego, |§ cor. Bush and Dupont 500 hens, 7 pens fancy fowls, horses, Jersey | HYDE, 810, near Sutter—Large furnished roo de Losa, beloved mother of Frank, *Miele, ':',;.fl s -’:"d - umlm”’;’-." 2 |8 — cows and helfers. $9 a month. Nicholas, Estelle, Josephine, Rosle, Joseph, fulh l:fi“ b n':'flm o e :"_57;“ 7| Large barn, fruit houses, chicken houses, | Tm o o - | Anfone 'and Charlotte de Losa, beloved | uli¥ IRUEC 10 SEHORG GO0, “"'-‘,m,é ¢ oot e,1170Market. | brooders, incubators, wagons, harness, farming NNA, 545—Sunny fromt room for 1 or 2 daughter of Josephine Bianchi, sister of [ 1o-day (Fridey) A% 9 o COct B T8 (IS | hair goods; mani- R, 123 Stockton st, | &PProx | and orchard outfit complete xr'l‘li mm;em. gentlemen or light housekeeping. | Ignatius Matzer, -ugt Co‘:‘lil‘rmceu Moralito, Cemetery. |3 Dwelling house 11 rooms; fine shade groves, i % Frances Ferrari an riotte Gatto, and . | 1awne and garden; abundant water. MODEL House—Unfurnished front housekeer- | iterin.aw of Mrs. Matzer and Mrs. Mar- | SOHL—In this city, August 12, 1603, at her > etores gray | This year's met income $4000; distant resi- | _I0€ rme. 1206 Stockton: $5, $12; gas; bath. | gala, a native of Palermo, Italy, aged 39| rcsidence, 224 Falcon avenue, near Eight- 033500, — an Fenna restores ET2Y | gence of owner compels sale | O'FARRELL, 20—Sunny furnished rooms and | VYeArs 1 month and 11 days. senth siradt,” Bitabs, deacly baloved wife of | g 40132633 % | APPROXIMATION, PRIZES. = o e L. E. THOMPSON, 432 Parrott Bldg., S. F. offices; elevator; elec. -ights; day; week, mo. | ¥ Friends and acqualntances are respect- | John Sohl, and = devoted mother of Mrs. prse ag 53| 100 numbers from 32157 to 32257, inclusive, and_moles removed with elec | —— : P - M9 | fully invited to attend the funeral services | James Jenkins, Mrs Henry Lackmenn and e g 24 | being 50 numbers on each side of the number e e e N0 Suniey | ALFALFA lands, stock ranches, orchards, | POST, 1064—New and clogantly furnished | Saturday, August 16, 1008, at 1 o'clock, at | John Sohl, a native of Holstéin, Germany > 5 | drawing the capital prize of $30 000, $40. ———— 2L | ®Vinevards: inspected bargains; monthly cata- | = rooms, In suites or single: gas, electric lights | her late residence, 518 Union street, between | Aaged B3 years. 151 7160 numbers from 921 to 1021, inclusive, be- : b logue sent free. C. M. WOOSTER CO., 648 | and hot bath; something fine | Stockton “and Dupont. Intermeni Itallan | EFFriends and scanqintnees afe rempects | 16| ing 30 numbers on each side of the number D e 2 s ot st. = Cemetery. . - B | 32000, c palmist and astrolo- s THE MANHEIM, 652 Sutter st bet. Masom | DIBERT-.in this city; August 10, 1903, Wayne | (Friday). at 1 oclock, from the parlors of | 18] dr;‘l)‘:“n‘llllnh&:nnr'rl::np;‘;‘;!“lo 866 minelunw- e % %1 | $10.000—40 ACRES good healthy vineyard near | and Taylor, opp. Golden Gate Hall—New | sylvester, dearly beloved son of Lioyd C.| Iheo. Dierks 937 Mission strcet thence by | 20/3 R e o e A R e T eotas sver | Livermore. SILAS C. WRIGHT. Livermore. | house, newly furnished, opened July 20, 1803; | and Maiy ¥, Dibert, a native of San Fran. | Siectric funeral car, leaving Eighteenth and 16(34786. k 3 | N e s b A s et ' electric lighting; private phone; open plumb- | ciseo, aged 7 years 2 months and 7 da: g'uerrero -{tm‘l-ln 2 :;clock to Mount Olivet | w.’;gus}. i’-’wz%: :: o TEDMH:'": :‘RIZE" - e < ’ 5 o tery for Interment. i3 35525 N s. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. | SUBURBAN REAL ESTAT ing: sunny rooms; direct car (o ferry, CIt | DONOVAN—In this city. August 13, 1003, | o Com® i —— ouse and perl i 3 ; : ; | SUTTON-ZIn Oakland, August 12, 1003, Mary 2435879 40 | 900 numbers ending with 07, being the t - = | Dennis Donovan, a native of Ireland, aged | “comgen Sutton. mother of Charles Sutton 16/36219. 16 | 1ast figures of the number drawing the capital —Keep vour eves on Palo Alto, | — town of the Leland Stanford Jr. | UNITED STATE:! 16 36820 40 37043 80137120, 16/37332. = Eddy st near Market | S YSATE o iered into rest, August| 800 randmothér of Lester Sarie, a nativ “iversity, Santa Clara County, | —400 single a s; 35 to §1 . st, ot England, aged 73 years 5 months and | Uniromy, Senia Clara County. | ot S 10" veek: levaior: siectrc | A1, 1005 . hia 0ieh year, Michael Thomas G e | PALO ALTO—$5400—A first-class, paying bus lights: reading-room: free bus and baggage. unn, Friends and acquaintances are respect PALO A O s e Dt idolized father of Mrs. R. G, Johnson, and | ryjly invited to attend the funeral service 40 | prize of $30,000, $8. 40| 999 numbers ending With 71, being the last 40 | two figures of the number drawing the second 24 | capital prize of $S000, $S. family oo it e WINCHESTER Hotel, 44 3d st.. near Market— | devoted stepfather of Mra. 8. 'W. Griffitis 8 HIM, herb doctor; ted close {o the business sec- E to-day (Friday), at 2 o'clock, at the chape The subscriber having supeivise treats all diseases My 5 g Hon of the town: ncludes a lot “.)c"m“’;;‘fm“‘;‘:;h“.'_“’ Teectatis e - 1 f.gan;"; ]'-n:"‘:m"- o L '",'Br“wk“‘l)}.‘)"’.:; of Oakland Crematory. Please omit flowers. | e G Teies T et D e 15-117 Mason: jow x112:6, a large corrugated iron | S . s Eleyater; | Lot - 4 - TALEOT—In this city, August 11, 1903, Henry tional Lottery Co., bereby certifies that the ding. with all the machinery ec. lights: reading-room; free bus; baggage. | Philadclphia papers please copy.) Talbot, beloved son of the laie Alexander | above are the numbers which were this day near Leavenworth i T T The funeral will take place to-da: and eppilances that go to make | CLASSIFIED advértisements and subscriptions | (Friday), trom St. Paul's Church, where A a e e 0 up a first-class laundry; this | ~jeceived at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore, | solemn re - = h ' quiem mass will be celebrated for jroperty is cheap at $T000; PA0 | sl | (e recose OF his soul, commencing at 9| VeI §, Hative ot San Frascisso, aeed ..ui. ot ‘Dusiness will pay better than ROOMS AND BOARD. gpce,colc{‘\(xlly}‘lrv‘l.\'llld:d lt? St e e Y e Remains at the parlors of the United | - - Srvbrobe o KA el fagehes et l‘“ ':'.:—;f:‘f";“}" AMOY, THE 901 DEVISADERO ST, | terment private, in Holy Cross Cemetery. bé’fl:&!":fi?;;'&'.‘. Missfon street, between | e D o ey, 0 - ¥+ | strictly first-class family hotel; sunny rooms, | EBERLE—1In this city, August 11, 1903, Wal- | v \rpgpe In Hanford, August 9, 1965, infant | suite or single: billiards; steam heat. bargs Eberdle.!"blelasflr;l{fi of lfh!!‘ll!e ‘Aloye: daughter of F. G, snd Dora M. Waters. — , and_belov er_o . Al . LSl TOSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE. | OLD Stevenson Mansion opp. Grace Church, | Maritsen Anion Eberle, Mrs. dohn jopp | WEBSTER—In 'Alameda, August 13, 1903 and distributing apparatus for the University | >~~~ ~~~~mrmr s with annex, 807 California st.—Attractive in- and Peter Eberle, a native of Baden, Ge Caroline Webster, beloved wife of the late e tormin R ot e Yo comiractors, builders | $5000—MODERN bome; 8 rooms and bath: [ _terior; exceptional table; free billlard-room. | many, aged 63 years 3 months and 3’ da J. N. Webster, and stepgrandmother of Mr. terial men—Notic | ¥over half acre of grounds: shade trees; 30 A member of the Third Order of St. Fran-| George Sturtevant of Pearl street and Mrs. B B L . cis and Chrlstlicke Mutter Verein of &t.| A. Clement of Morton street, Alameda, a drawn from the 100,000 placed in the wheel with the prizes corresponding to them. Witness my band at Puerto Cortez, Hondu- ras, C. A., this Saturday, August Sth, 1908. (Signed) W. S. CABELL, Commissioner. $15,000 FOR $1 00. ONE-HALF OF FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE. State of New Jersey, County of Hudson. William L. Boylan of Jersey City. being duly sworn according to law, on his oath says: That_he is the sole owner of one-haif ticket No. 77323, which drew the first capital prize of $30,000 in the Honduras National Lottery ents of the University of c frfit trees in bearing; large stable and out- N By e R o e e AT | een. located In that particular spot in | ROOM and board given cheap. 546 Howard st. | Boniface's Church. native of New York, aged 78 years. 2. Tt Graing Reid 4t Pusrto Coeten, Hente ere solicited on three water-tube bollers, Ross Valley that is free from asthma: 6 min- | === e [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- | WIEBUSCH—In this city, August 12, 1903, "G A X y. July 11th, 1 b . tes' walk from San Anselmo station. In-| ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. fully invited to attend the funeral to-day |~ Henry, beloved husband of Anna Wiebusch, ras C. A Saturday. Jul; o each to con required to furni outlined below; cross-compount. ‘T RICHMOND REAL ESTATE. be arranged for dire 3 - Saeenator, the nectemery fesh Damps, | WATEE frast lotd snt Ssceniadi all fenslt; eed we. and fuel clu@ing el fittings within sary piping betwee: ~p A n one-balf the heas surface team for one chgine, as _ quire R. R. agent at San Anselmo. or horizontal to e DD O DA NTTD: | (Friday), at 8:90 o clock, from the residence | and father of Annfe, Henrletta, Henry, Clara ROOM and board in relined Catholle family; | of her daughter, Mrs. John Jopp, 85| and Frankie Wiebusch, a natlve of Ger. state terms. Box 3331, Call office. Bryant street, between Sixth and Seventh, many, aged 61 years 8 months and 7 days. thence 1o §t. Honitace's Church, Golden Gaus | A member of Vereln Eintracht. - SPECIALISTS, Avenue, near Jones street, where a requiem ends a . respect- p - ety ] ert k.1 : 3 Tigh mass will be celebrated for the repose | fully invited to attend the funeral to-day e e o o | o maPe, photcs, et BELL, 417 Parrolt DS | CATARRE, DEAFNESS and NOISES in BARS ot‘:erflw;fl. commencing at 0 o'clock. Inter- | (Fridayy, at 2 welock, from his late resic y piph valves positively cured; new method; 1 ment Holy Cross E en Brannan W ween ird | riping, valves 228 REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. v o g i e M T EWING-In thls clty, August 13, 1003, Ann, ;ndo'lz'a!:r;h,; and thence by lcarriages to Cy- — - —— | " Deloved_wite of Jobn Ewing, and mof ress Ceme nterment. o ompiels #t | CALIVORNIA ranches to suchange Sof Siat- o Dalel, ‘Katie. Robert and James and | WRIGHT—In the Clty and Cofinty Hospital, Al Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 20th day of July. 1903. F. H. SPENGEMAN, Notary Public. $2000 FOR 50c, ONE-FOURTH OF SECOND CAPITAL PRIZE. State of Indiana, County of Union. On this 20th day of July, 1903, fersonally ap- peared before me, a notary public, in and for the said county and State, Thomas J. Johnson. Berkeley u e P o the | ern property; free printeg list. MOSSMAN, SYORAGH AND WARBHOUEES: the late Annle Ewing, a native of County | August 11, 1003, Bert Wright, a native of who, being duly sworn, upon his oath niversity. > ng for distribu- | 890 Market st EMPORIUM Storage & Van Co,; furniture, Antrim, Ireland. Ohlo, aged 25 years. and says: That he resides in the town of Lib- n of steam for beating purposes to the household goods stored, moved, shipped, 725 @ Friends and acquaintances are respec. | Sem—————————————— .«:‘{ Seate of L!:d::;ua‘ag: e}:::rr:'|l-k¢::t true | 1a3 ry e | : fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday, various builgines. Said sesied bids or vre-| AL AMED A ADVERTISEMENTS- 781 Howard st., near Third; phone Grant 161, | Tll¥ IVl 10 GLIna, e e Tesidence. 814 A New Automatic Coupler. Hall, @t the University grounds, Berkeley, PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co., of- | McAllister streat, thence to St. Mary's Cathe. | - A new form of automatic coupler for o before 3 O'clock 5. W, of the 178 fice Post and Powell ats.; tel. Priv. Bx. 871 | dral, There mi B 8 O it "9oag | rallway carringes and wagons has been HOUSEHOLD goods and bric S . e T e | OUSEROLD goods and bric-a-bras packed for | o'clock, _ Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. | jnvented In England. It consists of two ent, Call or ress . NNES! —An anniversary uiem % = mass will be celebrated |nm5.‘ m"n.."’: horizontally placed hooks, one above the 63367 of the Honduras National Lottery Com- pany, class “‘G'* drawing. heid on Saturday, July 1ith, 1903, at Puerto Cortez, Honduras, C. A., and which number drew the second capi- tal vr:- of $8000, and he received the money in full. (Signed) THOMAS J. JOHNSON. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 20th day of July, 1903. GEO. W. PIGNEAU, Notary Public. ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. said comstruction have been made and | a placce in "ST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR! g Sdopted and are placed i 'tne' Sashammmbg JUST ct:r;xx‘n\ EG-lurue—hlrm(\Ire and merchan- | Church Friday, August 14, at 9 o'clock, for | other, facing in opposite directions. Coup- J y A PRETTY HOME IN ALAMEDA. se. 333 Golden Gate ave.; phone East 126. | the repose of 'the soul of the late Johanna | yno ig effected on the cars coming to- 0, Where the -Arr;; m{ly be' u-e? and ex- b= et 3 iatn each day from 9 o'clock & m. v GOI Wi S " 3 ‘rlends acquaintances are o 4 | surroundea by flowers ana fruie trees: near | SQUUEN IVeRL Styrasr: afvances made: 10 Teapectfally requested to be present. gether by the hooks cutomatically swing- 1 & oclock p. m. from this date until 15t day of August, 1803. No bids or | train and schools; only $2880; lot 76x123. FLYNN—In ‘k&s City and_County Hospital, | ing open sufficiently to enable them to $7500 FOR 50 CENTS, ONE-FOURTH OF 37 posals will be considered uniess the same PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com- August 12, 1803, Michael Fiynn, a native of clasp. Cars are doubly held together by FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE. accompanied by @ certified check or a | Nice B-Toom cottage and bath. pany, 2320 Fillmore st.; phone Jackson 281. | Pennsylvania, aged 29 years. fhe two sets of hooks and it is practically Cleveland, Ofila, Aug. 4, 1000.—Ciisten. C. of sal@ proposer equal to = (10) per gt > = 'LLER—In this eity, August 13, 1903, M et of his proposal, with sufficient sureties, | ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY, BEKINS Van and Storage Co., 11 Montgomery | 'Y 3 . 1908, Blmer | jmpossible for them to part unless inter- Cogswell of Meadville, Pa.. personally ap- {flomed that if said bid or proposal shall | Tel Grand 146l 1500 Park st., Alameda. st.; tel. Main 1840. Shipping at cut rates. lfi';"‘.“;:}'m o 135:-, -!:‘Va T;""y sem;: fered with, for in the event of one break- geare o‘b(e,:.a‘;e . e ek 'v'n:'I:‘c in the that he purchased one-quarter of ticket No. 77323_issued by the Honduras National Lot- tery (:am;::r‘,‘for the drawing of July 11, 1963, held at Cortez, Honduras_ which num- be wocepted the party proposing will duly | o ral 5 | e ——— 3 da; ther one would hold. Provisi . e it ol % | FEE THIE_A besutiful home; 6-room cottage: | — gowmure AMMERIN months and 13 days. ing the o E ision obligations in_accordance with said proposal : -2 > MELBOURNE System School, Van Ness and exal OV, of ne Dag- erable range of e them | trees: owner going away: only $3000; just the Dor't delny | tukue. brother of the late Gabriel Gaurraud | 1o travel comfortably over short curves. nc plane and specifications, which shail be | < Market; positive cure for ail 4 ere aire be | piace you are looking for. : : and George Dastugue, grandson of Mrs. ber won the first capital of $30.000. T T R et HAMMOND & HAMMOND, | B | Gy, and cousin of Charies, Adolph e | As they facs in opposite directions, the | (Stgned) CLINTON ¢ COGSWELL. ' hereby reserved. This Dotice is given 1422 Park st., Alameda. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. tin Herrgott and Mrs. Harkins, a native of | MOV t which might conceivably pull Sworn to before me this #th day of August, suant to act entitied “An act to| T et < - | San Francisco, aged 41 years 1 month and 8 | one set asunder would only serve to 1903 G. W. SMALLEY. Notary Publie. Imend an act eniitled An act to treats it bataet Bathines Tor Ihas Moty e o0 oot 3 . tighten the grip of the setond set of UIELLT O SiscoeD, SAm oo March b I ans an ad BERKELEY ADVERT‘SEMENTS house fn the city: rentals §3, The Typewriter | COREVAN—In (his city. August 13, 103 | noks. The carriages or wagons are b ‘I‘AI.APRIZE. = . E approved March 25, 1868, and an act, | Getory of section 25 thereof, | rch 28 1872, relating to the construction roved March 8, 1897. By | Exchange, 536 California;telephone Main 268, A FEW good typewriters at $30 each; get " ticulars, L. & M. ALEXANDER, 110 "::l{. State of Pennsylvania, County of Philadel- Be it known that on the day of the date hereof before me, a notary public in the city ary, dearly beloved wife of the late James s lewbq of James, Bila | coupled by pulling a lever from the side van, Mrs. car.—Rallway Gazette. e Thidets. Jmn!'an'g“ Vin- | of the i, y BERKELEY REAL ESTATE. 0 mittee on Grounds and | SToooTo0 SO % and Joseph Gorevan, a nati of Kings . Philadelp] appeared Fran th rd of Tagentn. " W. A, | SA000S8T FRIICE o, siss Sente Fath 8. [« Mowes st. County, Ireiand, aged 70 years 7 months and Silk From Wood Fiber. Soissatt R g oy a Who ot 0 Socsaiany of the Board of ble: cow barn: 7 houses for ,,,,m,-'..“m 2D-HAND typewriters sold, rented, repalred.| & : Artificial silk is now being made in 40i55412, sworn_according to depose ¢ Regents of the University of California. 160x135; sireet work complete; call and| Webster Typewriter Inspec. Co., 200 Sansome. P Notle;.ot funeral :uunelrl B W Aber, Py zrma That he Is PROF nted. Noth he: | pect. 7 AM—In this cl ugust 11, 1903, John from wood B g Hng- '."_--r ticket No. i pcsis Wil be.recerveq | W, o, Mo LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, Graham, a native of Missourl, aged 62 years. | lish patent. The American Consul at 20 Seite; nlch ook s rectors of the Veterans® % RAN & CO., e e el e Stettin writes of it: “The, sample shown 161 % me of € nia, at its office, 13, 320 131 Shattuck ¢ . | [OFFICIAL.] Department of State, Washing- d C. A, on a1 office. room 13, 330 2 hattuck ave.. Berkeiey, ton, D. C., Aug. §, 1903.—Information has . CALLACHER CO | me was very soft and of a cream color. has: sald num on fav. August 20, 1908, for furnish. | FINE, new, handsome cottages; up to date; all | been received a Ahll department from o & Gallagher.) Each thread is made up of eighteen single T8I5714 . $8000, and he received the money in full upon € ©nd Gedvering the meteriats and foraish. | Sosveanicss; closs to Sares lanms detas BINN0 | Nt L iiles, Mthtac &t Baiare Caretiy AR OMmeter) | irands. A single strand is hardly per- 1857430 e e County ol Gotkaak Sl s Bhel ot ihe death on the 1ith of Jniy. W 5 eoutiis: 10 e DalE ey, As o) the ) I 521 Noran Eighteenth urtville.) Specifications for above may be: W. C. MORAN, Lorin staf or Panama, of RICHARD T. BLATKIE. The relative strength of a real silk thread and | F7001 3 Sworn o5, on8 ipeeeed of the SiRenSE Ehe beneh C. C. EMSLIE, by station. Jogai """“7.'.‘:""‘.&5.“?.’, deulued can ob- this imitation, the real silk is two-thirds | 5goss. E -v: 1 41 ectors between the ha . m. 7 : e e "pare of § & m. and | TN opportunity_seldom met with—1 Bave | _Separtment, Per dispateh Nov i 'Dutes stronger. It is o, take coloring or 383 doissing (Originals iraett Wil e avallatny mrmediaters | | mew 2-story 7-room Mouse, 4 bedrooms. | July 20, 1903. - readily, and ‘woven into 4059097 . er Janusy 1. 1904 Preference will be SJSipped with'all modern conventences. gen, 24150458 e B BB RV, S B TS O electric lights, ete.; on an improved street: | [OFFICIAL.] Department of Tt et i red In this State | only 2 blocks trom ‘the station, which I wili e elm.—frfi?;:h;':& - i e K SO A oinaer | sell to & reliable party on . the —following | . peen received at ' this devartment from - olitical terms: $100 cash and the balance in monthly Mr. GEORGE H. MOULTON, the Consul T BAZRERIRIRILINAES5E558855305 SRR 4 " P The tmrd reser be right to reject | & B @ - ali bids and to order mny nstaliments; whole price of ‘the Uniteq States at Demerara t 1 land, with, U2 T Gmad the amount xpecified, aadress | POREPE 7. MARCHN. Hiisk e Gutana, of the death on the 2oth o June. ot e A man of N FSHEEHAN, Secretary of the Board | Cor. Shattuck ave. and Center, Berkeley. 1903, at Paramaribo, Dutch Guias of # Novorini, ¢ Directors pf the Veterans' Home of Cali- = L e: | THOMAS DAVIS. The legal ves 3 L ool 130 Sanwime st Ran Fran. | NEW. modern houee 18 coome nesr ubivertity, | of the deceased cun obtain arther intostan. in_Bosnia, a order of the board of directors, | for sale or to rent; Inquire 1911 Addison | tion by applying s _department. e )an ¥ EHEEHAN, Secrmary, | st East Berkeley, | Gipatch Mo, 62 Dated July 10 1908, " m teeth.