The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 20, 1903, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY IEDI(‘AL specialist for all female lief guarantee near_Jone: irreguiaricies 1008% Market st., ! nn—u-u«c pills OFFIC T A SPRECKE owest - REAL ESTATE WANTED. WANTEDTo lease (furnished) a %00d paying stock and grain ranch for a term of ¥ with _the privilege of buying. Box I | REAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR SALE. 530 CALIFORNIA ST. (Savings . Union Building.) CHEAP LOTS NORTH OF THE PARK. $2000 5 Iois, A U near th wve: graded; | ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. street work done: brick sewer; § lnes ) o pp @4, near Twenty-firat-Furnighed house. ote, B b keepire ‘rooms; very desirable . this side 9th ave. 7 building; sewered. - EDDY, 207—Front housekeeping and _single rooms for families; no transient; unsurpassed cleaniiness. HFERBERT (The) — Sunny apartments for housekeepl gas ranges; just newly fur- niched, 1 Polk st. JESSIE, 333—Sunny fropt room, furnished housekpr $12; other room §10; gas ran STOCKTON. 1206—Model house; _nicely fur- nished; $5-§12; front; phone, gas, bath, sunny. TWENTY-THIRD, 3726, near Doloros—3.sunny bay-window rooms; nice, neat, complete, TUNION, 1844—2 or 3 sunny front rooms for light housekeeping; gas range, water. VALLEJO, 1019 (Russian Hill)—4 rooms, part- ly furn; two people; rent §32 50; marine view. CLASSIFIED advertisements and zubscriptions | received at Call branch office, 2200 Fil A BRANCH office for Call advertiscients and subscriptions has been established at 1096 Valencia st. 1 both; 2 Jots near I st. 6th ave., north of Lake st.; AN ADDITION LOTS THAT ARE CHEAP, . side, west of Broderick; 25x ; grand marine view. near Scott; 26x110; wel! located; 5. $1400- ; st st corner, 25x100. corner; 44x103; grand ma- $2000—Filby inized; cholce location, NN, 530 California st. We have responsible and experienced tenant for six-story . building, THOMAS MAGEE & SONS, Real Estate Azents, Montgomery st. THE PRINCETON." (EUROPEAN PLAN.) Superbly furnished and the only high-grade residence hotel in the city which is. operated on the European plan. ated at No. 710 R and POST 8TS., TTER THAN ANY BANK. £1000 down and $60 per month for new flats | JONES ST, bet. SU C near Twenty-ninth and Mission streets. and reached by three street car lines. One | $300 down and $20 per month will buy you | hundred rooms, mostly arranged en sulte, | with bath. Electric lights, steam heat, I distance telephone In every suit o1 billi nfi H and smoking rooms and a magnificent grill | room. Rates are very reasonable, House 8 rms. ; high basement: sunny side 15th, bet. Valencia and Mission; no reas. offer refused. Stephens & Co.. Unlon-sq. Mkt $3000; modern f-room house In best Mission. 506 Hill st near Castro. | MENTS—$§1400 up, paying 10 to 15 per THORNE & CO.. 207 Montgomery st de of Pine st., between Hyde and Leavenworth; a euperb brick building of Spanish architee- ture; all the comforts of housekeeping com- bined with the conveniences of hotel Jife; for cent REAL ESTATE—Country—For Sale. per month you can secure here nished E-room apartmen ng ot large Hiving-room with gae grate and mantel, beds | nd poultry farm: 49 acres; Sonoma | yoom with bay-window and closet; kll:h‘!” s from San Francisco. equipped with gas range, built-in china | | closet and hot and cold water; bathroom with tollet and porcelain tub (hot cnd cold ; this price also includes janitor ser- vice night and day and night day ele- vator service; only ten minutes’ walk from Powell and Market: see these apartments ng fruit trees; this year's crop 20,500 ibs cherries, . 4000 ibs 6000 1bs Bartlett pears, 0000 ) boxes apples, 3 acres asparagus, 7 pens fancy fowls, horses, Jersey heifers & fruit chicken houses, ncubators, wagons, harness, farming urd cutfit complete and modern. houses, 1, 661 Eady st., bet. { 1 UTIFUL Haaden Hall, i e 11_rooms; fine shade groves, | Franklin and Gough; a few high-grade fur- n; abundant water. nished and ‘unfurnished apartments now to s year's net income i distant resi. be had: 4 rooms and bath; kitchens unusual- f owner compels sale. Iy large and have gas ranges: telephone in | £ THOMPSON, 462 Parrott Bldg., §. F., each apartment; gaz and electric light; steam | watchman on duty all night; and gas heat v and night: ref. required. TOKAY GRAPE LAND. & Tokay grape land can be pur- tracts, in Whitaker & IY acramento Co., Cal, $400 a | he Tokay grapé ripens in this | 3 8 5 i eek: City Room Renting Agency, o ‘; O renen Tro this ety oy Bart | “1104" Market st., cor. Turk and Market sts., e indons Bt S T e Rooms 3 and 4. Phone Jessic 44T FREE. FREE. + the Bacramento County ex- | 1lding. E, 11 Montgomery st., care Wood- . hours 9 t0 10 2. m. and 12 to 1 and or address box 15, Galt, Sacrs Cal We locate you free of charge Rooms with or without board, Housekeeping Reoms or Hotels, A_BRUNSWICK House, 148 Sixth—Rooms ¢ to $1 per night, §1 25 o §0 per week and light, housekeeping rooms; open all night. in lands, stock ranches, 7 Mar- at >etavia ANGHART & WEYER, No. 1170 Market Street 29 Market. goods; mani- kton st ants $2 50 Dupont. removed by 1170Marker., books. 38 wigs, ¢ CO. Mk, a restores gray gEists’ emoved with elec- 1119 Butter. Main 458 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEO d_residence, Sgventh the Piant | 200 = inspected bargains; monthly cata- | AT *“The Almonte,”’ 873 uuke st. (or No. sent free. C. M. WOOSTER CO.. 648 | * PFufth st.)—Rooms, 25c, 50c, $1, $1 60 nlghh et st | _$150 to $10 week: house open ‘all night. W0—A LOVELY country home: 30 acres | ANTLERS, 416 Turk st.—Strictly modern: 4-§ | 60 miles. MOSSMAN, 850 Market st. tur. or unf: Toom apartments; BURNETT, 1426 Market—(old No. 1364)—Fur nished rooms, suites, single: also unfurnished. for_hskps. | POY \TA;{I‘('HWQ_\'D REAL ESTATE. | WATER front lots and barga CLIFFORD, 204 Ellis, cor. Mason—Elegantly shang, whotoh. ‘ate. . BEEX, 413 Swsrott Bidy , furnished sunry rooms; prices reasonable. _REAL_ | FILLMORE, 1720—Large sunny furnished FS’I‘ATE TO EXCHANGE. room for 1 or 2 gentlemen; bath. GILLESPIE House, 119 Ninth st.—Nicely fur- nished rooms, B0c to §1 per day; phone; quiet. | 7th and Mission—Rooms 50c $2 to $8 week; reading-room. Iy furnished parlors o to_exchange; free printed list. acific Coast Ex. Bureau, 850 Market st ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS. | GRAND Eouthern, to $1 50 night; HAYES. 857—Elegant new PR g T sy | “and bedrooms: bath; phone, = = TG HOTEL GBAYSTONE. 45, - | JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. 85 Gekry St R ML S0, 1 Centrally located ‘Sr@roo{ hotel; elegantly furnished suites, with baths and ‘singles. | { | A PRETTY HOME IN ALAMEDA. | O'FARRELL, 20—Sunny furnished rooms and offices; elevator; elec. Ights: dar— week. mo. | b <4 §W. CORNER Sixth and Howard—200_rooms | Nice 5-room cottage and bath, at 1B, 25c and 50c per night; from $1, $2, | $4 a week; open all night, | AX4AMF'ZDA LAND COMPANY, ONTTED STATES, Surrounded by flowers and fruit trees; | train and schools; only $2850; lot 75x125. near near Market | 1 e 123 Eady et. Tel. Grand 1461, 1500 Park st Alarmieda. gl i Bl S B e B i 4o $3150_EIGHT-ROOMED house in good loca-| night; $1 76 to $6 week: elevator; electric Y ust be sold. W. H. POLLARD, 218 | _lights: reading-room: free bus and baggage. t., San Fra.cisco. a WINCHESTER Hotel, 44 3d st.. near Markel Most convenient and respectable; 700 rooms #6c to $1 50 night; $2 to $8 week; elevatol BFRKELE\ AD\ FRT}SEMENTS elec. lights: reading-room: free bus: baggage. 1 CLASSIFIED advertisements and -utnmnemm e s ey T received at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore. | . e A DRANCH office for Call advertisements and | & BERRY. been established at 106 | gubseriptions has [ { | 2 of € rooms; lot 45x100; rk complete; house nearly new; in part payment. street cost | rooms and b don me from proposed ¢ th; Jot 60x120; rn’ plumbing; line. street 1 block (E Superbly !urntshvd nnd the -ml) high- 'rad- residence hotel in the city which is opera 1 on the 5 Located at Nor 110 JONES ST., bet. SUTTER and POST STS., and reached by three street car lines. One | hundred room: mostly arranged en suite, $400—Lots half block from Grove-st. car line. barn; tional $3500—7-room house; car large lot; on street | easy terms to re- sponsible part; with bath. ctric lights, steam heat, long | | | distance telephone in every suite; billlard | | $1550 cash—5-room house, mear College ave.;|. and smoking rooms and a magnificent grill { lot 40x120, | _Toom. - Rates are very reasonable. i vC(r lots—1 biock from car line; 4 blocks from AMOY, THE 90\ DF“’S"DE“O ST. | igh sqhooi; $400 to $000 cach: fine villa | Strictly first-class family hotel: sunny rooms, | ite or HAIGHT, | cold water; private family; board: phone Fell 2383, ds; [ from 1 to acres each; fine view | of San Francisco Bay, and adjoining the university lrol.lnds (Hb EY & BERRY, Block, steam heat. hot and with or without erkeley. | OLD Stevenson Mansion, opp. Grace Church, AN opperiunity seidom met with; 1 have & y '(’:;‘1"," Rl s e g | new 2-story 7-room house, 4 bedrooms, €quipped with all modern conveniences, gas, electric lights, etc., on' an_jmproved street, only 2 blocks from the station, which I will Il to @ reliable party on the following terms: $100 cash apd the balance in month- 1y instaliments; whole price $3! A WEEK'S news for § cents—The Weekly Cail, | 18 pages. In wrapper, for mailine, £1 per year. | walking_distance state price. Box 3388, HED room: d Colleges; h{l" JRNIS Affil JOSEPH J. MASON. Real Estate. Cail orfc S Car, Shattuck ave. and Center, Berkeley. —_— SPECIAL NOTICES. ist Ask your druggist o.. Philadeiphia, Pa. iPE('lALIFTS. TAREH, DEAFNE 1y cured; new method: ¢ free. Dr. Cottingham. 204 Sutter st ORIUM Storage & Van C goods stored, moved, r w.. near Third; phone Grant 16 DOLPH Storage & Mo t r ~ Furniture and merchan. | 23 Gate ave.; phone Hast 126, N West Storage; advances made; 840 te! Howard #4l. F. W. Zehfuss, and Furniture Moving Com- phone Jackson 281 Bt rage Fiil TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. AT BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS—We better machines for less money than :ny in the cit r-nul! $3. The ‘D'pevme.- roia -m-phm Main 266. F LV\ good I)w writers at §: ulare . & M. ALEXANDER, 18 Mot mery st WANTE] front; PRINCE st near Santa Fe R. R.—Large - 1 %'rcom_house; ~high -basement e ) Call_office. by state price. man and w - Box 1041, strect work complete; call and uupecL STUTTERING AND STAMMERING, | D T Sy | MELBOURNE System School, Market; positive cure for ail LEVI J. MORAN, | tuck ave., B Van Ness and Don't delay, | HABRIAGE LICENSES LEV] . s sm"ufi 5 s i ) yoThe (;;llowlnx marriage licenses were tseued { | o e T R Clementh L. Girard, 21, 1032 Clay street, and | | g ges; up to 2 | Camille M. Conklin, 18, ‘2324A Mission sirect | nveniences: ®lose to cars; large lots; $1550 ol to $1600; only $200 cash, balanze $16 60 per | Henry Jurs, 52,.4 Third street, and Hannah mcnth. L. Wristen, 42 43 Third street. | w. C. 510 Fuiton street, 510 Fulton street. Ddd 21, 2010 Eddy street, A Mr()uvern, 18, 147 Cook st. | ‘anderlin, 20, 549 Howard street, and | | Amalid Finstrom, 24, 549 Howard stregt. Moody Pound, 24, Prince Edward Islahd, and | Esther Abbott, 22, Prince Edward Island. Edmond S. Lee, 21, 448 Eddy street, Lillan Mahon, 18, 240 Dolores street. Elmer C. Jénning: 2‘ 136 McAllister street, 630 San Bruno avenue, | 29 111\ Albton avenue, and | 24, 3116 Sixteenth street. 28, city, and Hildah Ander- MORAN, Lorin station, CC. EMSLIE, Ashby rtation. ana | Fl‘w_l( RENT —House of 8 rooms and bath; near | C. and Head Seminary. JOS. J. MASON, Real E!tl(e, rner Shattucl d C som houses; modern; street work all ol ; 2 blocks from North Berkeley station; P mh frontage; price $3000; one-third cash, e same as rent; no agents. See owner, Vine st., Berkeley, Karolina Wursch, Andrew Dahl, son, 29, city. Sidney A. Johnston, 31, 332 Elghthi avenue, and Effie 1. E. Banfield, 17, 318 Eleventh ave, Walter §. Davis, 46, Santa Rosa, and Nan M. Orr, 26, city. ¥ Harry Rosenblum, 31, 805 Leavenworth street, and Beckie Asher, 18, 1858 Geary street, Frauk Dale, 43, Denver, Colo., and Margaret Smith, 26, 56 Webster street. Charles’ Kinzel, 26, 5709 Washington street, and Josle A. Boysen, 22, 1018 Folsom street, Emil Kaufmann, 33. 624 Castro street, and Mary Barrett, 26, 141 Linden avenue. . Ludwig Hildebrand, 30, 851A Minna street, and Meta Biohme, 30, 351A Minna street. Jouy F. O Brien, 28, Salt Lake City, U and Elolse Shoebridge, 24, Sait Lake City. BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATHS. Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed . modern house 10 rooms, near univel N ity, for sale or to rent; $30. Inquire 1911 A el OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS OFFICE, 1118 3ROADWAY. 1 OAKLA\D IIAI. ESTATE. ew Queen Anne 1%-story cottage, 5 rooms and bath: 3 fine lots, T5x100; all fenced; rich sandy loam soil; immense shade trees, ‘oak, laurel and pine; running spring water; a iovely hom: cars and_fine school; in ‘all $1200 3 nothing like it for the money in California; call or send for circular. 4556 Seventh st. opp. Broadway station, Oakland; carrlagé free. . Z. JONES, Owner. an; the materials and furnishe bospital at the Veterans' ounty, Cal. (railroad station ville.) Specifications for above may be examined at the office of the board tors between the hours of 9 &. m. and week day. Money for payment cts will be avaflable immedia ary 1. 1904 Proferenice will be 3088 fmanutactired. n thta tness and quality being, equal, under ixione of Section 3247 of the 1 Pamlui LOOK AT THI%—$2650 only for o fine home'of | Io, ¢ either of the publication offices and be rooms bath: betier than new: 1ot Sox with the name and residence of per- Tor oot mtract work doge and ceminsoux | sons authotised to have the same published. hround the house, etc. ABPIY to Br G CalAs SEN & CO., 60 10th st., Oakland, BARGAIN—Only $1000 for a fine B-room cof- tage in East Oakiand. P. C. LASSEN & Coy | 466 Tenth st,, Oakland. mv-u BORN. KRAUSS—In Honolulu, August 4, 1903, to the wife of F. G. Krauss (formerly Hilmer), g daughter.’ AUNTON—In this city, August 18, 1903, i ot Pehebe BT it 18, 1008, 16 ROSSI—In this clty, August 13, lm to the vm of Angelo FIOUSE ¥ rooine, etc.; modern; 857 37th near Syndicate bask and station; a Joaneat your own terms of ¥ Faiicer. 931 60th st Oukiand, CaY The board reserves the right to rejec: all bids and to order any quantity nder the wmount specified. Address SHEERAX, Secretary of the Board re 9f the Veterans' 13, 720 Sansome :ow&:l B "o of the board of directors. JOHN F. SHEEHAN. Becretary. Rossi, a daughte; BEFORE moving get my printed list 8t houses NG—In this cny. Ausuet. 17, xm to let. GEORGE W. OSTIN, 1000 Broad: ife of Henty Stronk, 2. way. ciseo, for Oakiand. Berkeley or- DAVIS—LUND—In this city, August 18, " the. Rev. Dr. E. Nelander, pas OAKLAND FURNIPURE FOR SALE. m-!amru for bargsins I 1ith st. cor. mn. Lutheran Chy Dayis and Cmilia Corin nd, ‘both of this SAMPSON_OLDHAM 1n this clty, August HOTELS AND BOARDING-EOUSES. | u,ma. by the Rev. A. C. Bane, -Muafl. t Methodlst Frank R. Samp- O ot this tity and Julia E. Oldham of Kan- sas City. SMITH - KRAMER—In this city, August 18, 1903, at the Mizpah Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Frederick A. Doane, Leonard A. Smith of San Francisco and Frida A. Kramer of Alameda. DIED: * Hurst, James Jones, 'Joel B. Leoj Pauline Madden, John J. Asslon, Joseph - Berwick, Mrs. Mar- - gare " Bogel, Bmma L. Brady, Thomas Marryatt, x»um-, e Brunn, Hans P. qchn Apnie L. Chelini, Emil Convery, Patrick Nl-hun. James Davenport, Amanda Contiol, Michael 1. Be Bers, Ciirlstiun Pler('y‘ )h Delpech,” Amedeo - - « ry, Ellen Dunbar, Margaret Schleiden, ‘Joseoh F. Dgnn, John Schonfeid, Louis DBy Maria o Tietjen, Florence 1. Webster, i, William H. o Flaherty G Wheeler, Allnx Gibson, Mary Hoeft, Gustave this rlly, August 17, 1903, SSION-- A brothet of o= #eph Assion, dearly beloved n’m. M. Fehrenbach, Mfs. L Hernster 6f iz,g‘nu Barbara ahdl the late Mrs. K. Wlese of Petd- luimi, a native of Germany, aged 82 yeais § m‘gn; l-:xlzdd Hrf intances are respeet. ‘riends nnd acqua % fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday, August 20, 1903, at 1:30 o'clock, from th mortuary chapel of J. 8. Godeau, 303 Mont gomery avenue, thence to Odd Fellows' Hall, Where services will be held under the aus pices of Harmony Lodze No. 13, I F.. Commencing at 2 o'clock. Interment Laurei Hill Cemetery. BERWICK—In Oakland, August 19, 1008, Margaret Herfvick, widow of the late Dl\ldl Berwick, a nhtive of St. Andfews; Scotland, | aged 72 ‘yeahs 6 months afid 16 ddys. BOGEL—In this clty, August 18, 1803, Emma uiea, beloved mother of Carl, Ri infant daughter, daughter of Mrs. and sister of John A. Kretschm E. Redfield and Carl F. Engel, a native of San Francisco, aged years 3 mohths and 11 da: 0 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services Friday, August 21, the residence of her s fleld, 1915 Taylor street, Filbert. {2 Bigel, Mrs. between Unfon and Interment 1. O. O. F. Cemetery. BRADY—In thie city, August 19, 1903, Thomas, beloved husband of Annfe Drady, and uncle Mre. John English, a native of County Cavan, Ireland, aged €5 years. [F Remaihy at the pariors bf Carew & Endlish, 20 Van Ness avenue. Notleg@ df funeral hereafter. OFFICERSE and members of the Veteran Volud- teer Firemen's Association will please assem- | ble at hall, 283 Jessle street, on Friday morn- ing, August 21, at 8:30 a. m. sbarp, to at- tend the funeral of our late brother, Thomas Brady. By order. STEPHEN BU R. President. J. J. McMAHON, Rec. BRUNNIn this city, August 17, 1003, Hans P. ‘Brunn, dearly beloved husband of Anny Brunn, and devoted father of Anita and Peter Brunn, a_native of North Schleswig, Germany, aged 53 years and 14 days. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Thursday), at 2 o'clock, {rom the fufierst pariors of Theo. Diercke, 957 Mission street, where the funeral services will be held, un’ ger the ausplces of Court America No. 4 F. of A. Inferment Laurel Hill Cémetery. CHELINI—Drowned at Valleyo, August 8, 1903, Emil, dearly béloved usband of Margherts Chelini, father of Rdfth Cheltni, loved =on of Joseph and the late Annfe Che- lini, @nd brother of Jonn. Joseph and Annie Chelini, Mrs. E. Reith and Mrs. F. Toso, a native of San Francisco, aged 33 years. @7 Funeral will take place from 832 Sixth street, at 10 a. m., Thursday, thence to Holy Cross Cemetery. CONVERY—In this city, August 19, 1903, Pat. rick, beloved husband of the late Annfe Con- very, Convery, Mrs. A. W. Shields and the late Helen Convery, a natige o County Derry, Ireland, aged 78 years. ¥ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Friday), dence, 2549 Post street inic's’ Church, where a will be celehyated for t at 9 o'clock. Interment i requiem high mass repose of his soul ly Cross Cemetery. DAVENPORT—In this city, August 18, i Amanda Davenport, daughter of Mrs, F. G Hall, .and_sister of F. H. Hall, Mrs. W. A. Jones of Visalla, Mrs. John Rebman of Los Angeles and Mrs. A. Langrick of San Francfkceo, a native of lllinois. DE BERG—In this city, August 18, 1903, Chris. tlan A. De Berg, & native of St. Thomas, West Indies, aged 50 yeare. DELPECH—In Los Gatos, August 19, 1903, | Amedee Delpech, belov maine Delpech, ‘and fa Delpech, a native of France and 4 months. @7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Friday, August 21, 1903, at 2 o'clock, from the mor- tuary chapel of Julius S. Godeau, 305 Mont- gomery avenue, thence to L O. O. F. Hall, where services will be held under the aus- pices of Franco-Americaine Lodge No. 207. DUNBAR—In this clty, August 15, 1903, Mai garet, beloved wife of Robert C. Dunbar, Rative of California, aged 28 years 8 monits and 24 days. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully inyited to attend the funeral Thursday, at 2 o'clogk, from_the funeral parlors of Porter & White, 423 Golden Gate avenue. Interment Udd Fellows' Cem In this city, August 17, 1903, John, husband of Mary Dunn, father of J., John J. and -Charles A. Dunn, | Gule, Mrs. J. A. Murphy and the | late James A.' Dunn; and brother of Mrs. R. ieband of Ger- of Margueritte @ Jepsen, a native of Youghal, County C lv;e)llnd aged 65 years 3 months and 13 vs. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Thursday), at o'clock, from his late residence, 1206 Foisym street, thence to Joseph's "Ghurch for services at. 1 o'clock. Interment Holy Crose Cemetery. DU PY—In this city, August 19, 1903, Peter du Py’and Mrs. H. D. Seripture grandmother of Hortense MAaUEIn, & native of France, aged ¢4 years and 8 months, C7Funeral Friday, August 21, 1803, at 8:30 o'clock, from her late residence, Sacramento street, thence to French Chyreh (Notre Dame des Victolres). - Interment pri- vate, Holy Cross, Cemetery. FLAHERTY—In_this city, August William #., Flaherty, beloved father of Willis, Lillie and Georgé Flaherty, and beloved brother of Fletcher Flaherfy, a native_of New York, aged 42 years 1 month and.17 days. GIBSON—1In this city, ‘August 19, 1903, at the residence, 035 Minna street, -Mary, wite of the late Samuel K. Gibson, mother’ of George, James, William H, and | Samuel Gibson and the late Louise B. Wal- dron, & native of County Limerick; Ireland, aged 02 years. 19, 1903, HOEFT—In this city, August 16, 1903, Gus- tave Hoeft, a native of Germany, aged 46 years.. 0¥ Remalns at Charles J. B. Metzlers undertaking parlors, 636 Washington street, HURS' In this city, August 18, 1903, James, dearly beloved nusband of Aliie Hurst, and beloved father of Mabel, James Jr., glv anl Willie Hurst, a native of County Fermanagh, Ircland, aged 53 years and 1 month €7 Friends and acquaintances are respeet- fully invited to Attend the funeral to-day (Thirsday). at 10 p'clock, from his late resi- dence, 142 Fulton street. Interment Cypress Lawn Cethetery, by carriage. JONES—In this city, August 18, 1903, Joel B., beloyed husband of Gussle Jones, and father of Gerald Jones, a native of London, Eng- land, aged 50 years 5 months and 17 days. - [ Friends and acyuaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Friday), at 9:30 o’clock, from his late resi- dence, 1618 Pine street, near Van Ness ave- nue. Interment Home of Peace Cemetery by 11 o'clock train from Third and Townsend streets. LEOPOLD—Friends and acquaintances are in- vited to attend the dedication of the monu- ment to be erected in memory of Paulina Leopold (deceased) at Salem Cémetery, Sun- day, August 23, at 2 p. m. MADDEN-—In thig city, ‘August 18, 1903, John Joseph, héloved husband of Mrs. Annle Mad- den, father of Joseph Madden son of Mary ‘and ine late Michael H. Madden, & na: tive of dan Franciseo 28 years 9 months and 19 days. A member of Gentle- men’s Sodality of st, Ignatius Church. 7 Friends. and acduaintances are respeet- runy invited to attend the funeral to-day (Thursday), at 9:30 o'clock, from his laty residence, 1892 Ellis street, thence to Hoiy Cross Church, wheré a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross_Cemetery. MARBTATT a uls, Sijn August 19, 1pog, A. Matryatt, devoted husband of | saum Sarah A erryflt. and loving father of Mal- vinia, Henry A. and Noble O. Marryatt, a native of Kingston, m\u. aged 48 years 6 months and 28 days/ fa MOCKg£K—In this city, August 1903, Anni L, beloved wife of ~ Andrew Mocker, maome: of Irene M. miiket, and dnuimer of Sophie and the lute ‘hroder, a native .ot B eads ‘are iiviied to atiend the i t e fu- nerdl - to-day’ <'l'hu ). o'cl from “the resid 7 her sister, llfmma'f ode, 820 r uhr ;m-l. near Brod-nck. nterment or! ukes omit MOSHER 13 Nies, Cut. A Henry F. Bogel, | and George Bogel and | Croas l Cemetery via electric car from Elsh\.enlh Frieda and .vuu.' dearly be- | August 20, | and_father of Annie and Catherjne | at 8:16 o'clock, from his late resi- | thence to St..Dom- | aged 52 years Maste] Gibelin du Py, beloved mother of Oftave :‘:; 1517 | ddarly Welaved husband “of Kitty | AUGUST 20, 1903 NILU%-& thhflelt 3 R I?Fflmd- and aequaintanees are respect- fully invited af u.az 1Thllndly).ult 9:30 oc\ock. from Nl . e (BGans Chumch fon 'services. Tatemment o o’:-'-:cem::;fl st 19, 1903, NN n ugust 19, : R ¥, belove Soband of - Kathering O'Connor, father ot Howard and Bernice 0 Connor, ana wou of George O'Connor, a na- tive ot San Fra (i D.‘Alfi“u‘lm‘.k. from l.l';: patiors , at o'cl ol ) ¥ Connor & 767 Mission street, thence to St Pnnel- Church for Services at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Ceme- tery, PIERCY—1In m; l.‘lly‘ T’l 19, l“. lt the P‘-'Gi v-d M Pl Ty e E sidence of the mother of Mrs. e il 2 a C. Plcny ‘s native M. Plercy and the “d hnd. adsf ag: Notice of funeral hereafter. RAFTERY—In this city, August 18, 1903, Ellon, beloved wife of the late .. Rattery, | and mother of Thomas F. Raftery, Mrs. Mae Ackerson, Mrs. Kitty May and Mrs. Thomas Ireland, aged 56 Flynn, a native of ' vears 8 months and 7 Friends and Sequatatances are respect- tully Invited to attend the funeral at 9130 o'eloek, from her late muouo 1471 Geary street, henee 1o Bt s Cathe- dral, O Farfell street and V-n ‘Nens avenue, ‘whe a .olemn regiifetn high mass will be celebrated for the repose 6f her soul, com- | mencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy and Guerrero streets. | SCHLEIDEN—In the City of Mexico, August | 17, 1903, Joseph F. Schleiden, beloved hus. | band of Virginia H. Schletden, and father ot Emilio, Adolfo, Juan and the late quuvh‘ L. Schlelden, a native of Mexico, years. SCHONFELD—In this city, August 19, 1903, at his residence, 546 Gough street, corner of | Fulton, Qearly beloved husband of | Catherine Schonfeld, father of Louls Jr. Genm and Hedwig Schonfeld, brother of Mrs. ! Trost of Germany and David and the lna Au. !cnonmd. m-(n law of Mrs. Mar- | garethe brother-in-law of Mrs. | o bromed aliue Hilae Deldner of Seattie: { a native of Frankenburg, Hessen, Germany, aged 44 years 5 months and 26 dave. \ | TIETJEN—In this city, t 19, 1903, Flor. ence Irene, dearly beloved daughter of George H. and Lizzle N. Tietjen, a native of s.n, :'.ramluo, aged 16 years 5 months and ys. WEBSTER—In this city, August 19, 1903, Lemuel Webster, beloved father of Ceell} Webster, and brother of Mrs. J. R. Troxel ! and Peter and Willlam Wetmer. a native of | Prince Edward Island, aged 57 re. WHEELER—In this city, Au(lllt 18. 1903, Al- fred Wheeler, a native of New York City, aged 81 years. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Annahella McMillan to Bdward D, Switt, lot onh W lifle of Stéfner street, 125 N of Sutter, N 26 by W 110; $10, California Safe Deposit ang Trust Company ' to Whilam J. Gunn, lot on N line of Green street, 56:1% K of Devisadero, E 45 by N | Samuel W. and Margaret P. ° Cowles to Charles M. Belshaw. lot on W line of Broder- ick street. 75 N of Qak, N 25 by W 160; $10. Hibernia Savings and Loan Society to Kate { E. Sloper, lot on N line of Twenty-first street, 185, W ot Noe, W 28 by N gooo Martin F. gley to John McGras on W line of Hampshire nmg 171 N of Twenty- fifth, N 100 by W 100; Teresa A. Farran to Bnu-nun Healey, lot on 8 line_of “mly-nmt) Street, 80 W of San- ches, W 28 by 8 114 Benjamin Healey to $imies Clarke, same; 10 Andrew B. and Jennle G. Knox to Jane pan, lot on W line of Castro street, 80 § ot Twenty-fitth € 28 by i M, and x-mmn Freund to John M )hnnl lot on of Twenty-sixth street, | 80 W of Dl-mond W "o By N 114; $10. Milo J. Glllett, George W. Dennis, Josephine D, Crofut, Henry I Kowalsky (and as trustee) and Waitér 4. and Clara Tuska to Jose Costa, {lot on 8 line’ of Ellis strect 88:6 W of Glast | gow, W 36:6 by 8 80:6; $10, Edward A. Belcher to J. Costa, same; quit- 0, °‘5&Tn‘?§"}<.fiy ‘to same, same; quitclatm deed; | | $2477. n;wunhlne D. and George R. C: Crofut to Joss Costa, same;_quitolaim dee: nd st ny, lof E“n"“n:ee: 150 SW of Fourth, SW 25 by N Sary E. Priest to John and MariagMonte. verdl,rylnt on NE line of Geneva st 50 SE of Brannan, SE 25 by NE 100; $10. Charles H. and Agnes A. Bresiin to Char- Jotte 8. Weir, lot on W line of Third avenue, 225 § of Lake street, 8 25 by W 120: §10. | Oscar Heyman to Frederick W. Foley, 1ot on 8§ line of (‘;{lllorné- direst 107:6 W of Fourth $10. { t avenue, W 25 by Jacob and Lina Heyman to James M. Cor- dray, re-record 1920 D. 248, lot on E line of 126 N of R street, N 25 Thirty-eighth avenu by E 120; $10. Jacob Heyman Company = (corporation) to same, lot on N line of U street, 57:6 W of Forty-fourth tslnue W 23 by N 190, to cnn‘m | 1875 D. Hibernia Savings and Loan Soclety Fatamm Brennan, Lot on SE corner of Rlplcy place and Folsom street, S 30 by E 115; $410. Same to James J. Donovan, lot on E line of | Folsom street, 30'S of Ripley place, S 125 by H P. V. fands; $1300. | Roben Giies to Marietta Welch (wife of L. | 3.), lot on SW line of Eighth avenue, 150 NW of M street, NW 50 by SW 100, block 166, Cen- tral Park Homestead; gift Herman and Clara Kiepen to Mary Coleman, lot on N line of Sadowa avenue, 100 E of Ply: mouth street, E 27 by N 126, iot 5, block H, Railroaa Horestead; $10. | Estate of Margaret Mordaunt (by executor) to F. C. Clark, lot 9. block V, Park Lane Tract | 2; also 10t 81, block 5, Holly Park; $50. Margaret and Ludwig l(lnhbuum to Oscar Heyman, lot 23, block C, Park Lane Tract; $10, Gocar H!zmj.n o xnm-nt oore, same: $10, Joseph Dora Chaban to Anna D. Jaost, 1ot 13, block 2, Lakeview; $10. Alameda County. Samuel Bolomon (single) to H. D. Brown | | (single), lots 82 and 83, Drexler Tract, Oak- | 1 1and, quitclaim deed: $10. i Same to F. M. Smith, same, Oakland; $10. F. M, and llAry R. Smith to Realty Syndi- | cate (corporation), same, Oakland; £10. Fred and James Christensen tc Cecilia Bryan, lot on W line of Ad 1ine street, 106:6 N of Third, N 25 by W & lot 42, block 477, Briggs Tract, ()lkhnd kl(t ! Matilda Lundqulst (wife of E.) to Christina | Palmer (wife of Adolvh P.), lot on § line of | Flghteemh street, 155 W of Cypress, W 37:6 S 104:9, ot .11 and portion of lot =10, bl(\(‘k 603, A, Bagge Tract, @akland; gift. Hamilton H. and llar"nrn T. Plant to N, Castle, jots 1 and 2, block C, Parson’s Golden Gate Tract, Oakland: $10. Wellington Jr. and Leonie Gregg to Charles R. agquis lot on W line of Linden street, 90 8 of Raliroad avente or Seventh street, § 25 by W 132, block 456, Boardman map, Oak- land; $10. Thomas Hill to Carrie L. Partrldge (widow), lot on N corner of Webster street or Pledmont avenue and Howard street, NE 100 by NW 125, lot 6, biock 7, Plan Howe Tract, Oak- land; 810, George W. and Mary J. Keeler to Almarion | L. and Mary Keeler, lot on S line of Thirty-| second street, 315 W of Grove, W 50 by 140, lot 12, block 2087, Rowland Tract, Oak. land; gltt. Joseph and Margaret Davis to James Gor- don, lot on SE corner of Bancroft way and Tremont street, B 3414, 8 130, W 45.80, 30.39, lot 25" block 1, map ' Barker Tract, portion plat 65 Berkeley: $10. Mary C.,, John J.. James P.and Richard J. Montgomer§ (and as attorney), Margaret and Jane M to Eilen Montgomery (widow), ‘W corner of Forty-second | reet and el)nnph avenue, W 409.80, 8 425,63, belng ggnltm of land covered by Forty- o street, Map No. 2 Montgomery Tract, Oakland; also deed made to convey fea I original owners to land covered b: 'aid portlon of 'W-lflfllfl flrgt not inel in deed to R, D, 422; quit- claim deed; Ellen nonuomzry (widow). to uomgmzry mq:ule) 1 hiia 19, bloel zou u-p on‘.nw also me., Oak- l-nd~ .uo m me, Oakland; quitclaim. deed; single) wflflv).‘lou ” to 39, bl llll G‘ hlockm to lllfll lock 200! 38 to 46, 1t08 7 hllhde'd tral Oaklan J. H. m?s bod of flm- w o | to $200,000 on real estate and from 350,000 . sessment of $50,000 on the block signal | ment of $25,000 on one-half of a franchise \ Broadway, | contended that the bulk of the property | | Gartield," from San | San’ Pedro: schr Fannie Adele, hence July 21; ADVERTISEMENTS. UNITED STATES BRANCH. STATEMENT —or —OF THE— (:ommamal Umon REFUSES 70 CUT T3 AGSESSMENT] Council Holds to Its Original Valuation of Franchise. Contra Costa Water Com- pany's Petition for Reduc- tion Denied. Oakland Office San Francisco Call, 1118 Broadway, Aug. 19. The City Council to-night, sitting as a Board of Equalization, denied the appli- cation of the Contra Costa Water Com- pany to have the assessment of $1,060.000 on ity franchises in the city of Oakland cut off the rells. This action was taken on an opinion filed by City Attorney Me- Elroy, who sald: ““The right to exist as a corporation is a franchise. The right to collect rates or compensation for the use of water Ly vir- tue of the constitution is also a franchise and cannot be exercised except by author- ity of and in the manner presecribed by law. The manner prescribed by law Is set forth in article XIV, section 1, and | by reason of the action of the legislative body of this city, namely, its Council, an ordinance was passed fixing water rates. In my opinion the Contra Costa Water Company exercises a franchise in the city of Oakland by reason of sald legislative act of said Council, authorized by the constitution of the State of Califormia, and sald franchise is assessable by the Assessor of the city of Oakland, Cal.” Counciljman Wallace, in making the mo- tion to deny the application, sald he did 80 because of the City Attorney’s opinion . and because the company was doing all of its business in this city. He considered the assessment of 3300 on its franchise in San Francisco to be a subterfuge. The water company's application t have an assessment of $147,000 on solven credits was granted, on the ground tha | the figure represented the amount in Mti- gation over water bills. An item of $15,- 650, money in bank, was also stricken from the rolls. The assessment on the West Oakland railroad yards was reduced from $250,000 | per cent Amount reclaimable by LII h- sured on_perpetual Fire Ineur- ance Pollcies . . All other Habilities . Total Liabilittes .. INCOME. cash actually received for Fire O $2,810,084 64 181,480 68 Total Income EXPENDITURES. Net amépnt. vald for Fire Losses (including $ losses. vious years) - Net t paid Losses (including $. of previous years wed for to $40,000 on improveménts. On Central Pacific property at the foot of Broadway | the assessment on real estate was re- P%‘r‘n‘;;n duced from $158,000 to $100,000, and on im- o Provements from $75,000 to %0000 An as- | T for ATy Eoe . Plld lor sme N-uaul and lacll system was reduced to ¥7500. An assess- | on the freight ferry was reduced to %, but a like assesment on the, harbor ferry system, with terminus at the foot of was not touched. | . Division Superintendent W. 8. Palmer | Lotes tfeurred durirg the year $LE.88 12 appeared for the railroad company. Dur- | Risks and mm(m Five Risks. l Premiums. ing the discussion to-night Mr. Palmer | Net_amount of Rls:u written dunnx the| ! 002,588 $4.084.476 30 339,000,101 | 3,702,333 90 mfi‘ 405,174,717 | 4.413.878 43 Mar. Risks.| Premiums. along the water front other than that! year ....... -..... owned by the railroad company was as- | Net amow sessed 4t one-half and, In some cases, an | °xpired Gutiog. the eighth as much as the company’s hold- [ Y% “oioc-ii® oo ings. l December 31, 1902 Councilmen Howard and Fitzgerald re- quested that a statement be prepared for u|:e future use of the Council touching | Net amount of Risks| the el assessments. 'rl(t!’h durieg th $58,040,561 | $261,239 06 Failing Eyesight Causes Suicide. Ye' nnoum of Risks| expired during the| OAKLAND, -Aug. 19—Despondent be-| ¥ear -..... ....... | srem154| 272500 58 cause of his falling evesight, M. Heeht, | NP ATIN oY (0] sreatoe | sms a native of Germany 45 years of age, liv— ing at 529 San Pablo avenue, committed sufcide to-night by shodting himself in | the head. The dead man left two let- | ters, one directed to his sister, Mrs. Levy, and the other to his brother, H. Hecht, | who lves In New York. Both lett e e | 416 California Street, were in German and gave as the cause of his deed that he was going blind and SAN FRANCISCO. was tired of living. Late Shipping Intelligence. UNITED STATES BRANCH. C. F. MULLINS, Pacific. Coast Branch Manager. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this ¢ of March, 1 ol “§ . ruomer, Deputy Insurance Commissioner. ARRIVED, Wednesday, August 19. STATEMENT xShip Star of Russia, Lindberg, 20 days from T arluk. =l o SAILED. whhis Wednesday. August 19. NDITION AND AFFAIRS Stmr Del Norte, Green, Creacent City. - ¥ DOMESTIC PORTS. —-0! THE— TATOOSH—Passed inward Aug 19—Stmr Montara, hence Aug 16 for Seattle. COOS “BAY—Arrived Aug 19—Schr Jas A ro. ABERDEEN—Arrived Aug 19—chr Satlor | Boy, hence July 30: schr Cecilia Sudden, (mm’ -u.‘hr Jas H Bruce, hem-e Aug 1: schr W .v P“. rson, from San Ped schr Fred B Iroln San Pedm 'l(‘hr Wlllhm Bowdan, hence g 9. Salled Aug 19—Stmr Nl'bll l‘m' San Fran- cisco. THE MAIDENLY BLUSH MATTER OF PLAIN PROSE A Showing of How Little the Doctors Know About the Ancient . “Art” Blushing is not an art, neither is it a ASSURANCE COMPANY, Linited, December, year en‘llnl on that d F AL ot e eyt S emm e 0 F u)NDOm l:NflLIND :t:. 31st a;‘ gurance Commi ASBETS, ned by Com, - 581.000 00 sign of iii-breeding, as some unkind peo- ple maintain. The fact is, it Is just as naturdl for some persons to blush as it tion . u.ma is for others to turn pale. The same laws ""'"' ‘:;‘&'&m R 565 of nature which govern the one rule gov- ,:,“',:m on losses already ”u 2,081 08 ern the other. The capillaries, or small cM Sl ey blood vessels which connect theé arteries Total Assets « $904,317 40 =y and veins of the body, form, particulariy over the cheeks, a network so fine that it is necessary to employ a microscope to distingufSh them. Ordinarily the blood passes through these vessels in normal quantities, leaving only the natural com= plexion. But when some sudden emotion takes possession of the heart its action increases and an electric thrill instantly leaps to the cheeks. The thrill is nothing more than the rush of blood through the invisible capillaries just beneath the del- icate transparent surface of the skin. The causes that bring about this condl- tion in the circulating system are called mental stimuli. They consist of joy, an- ger, shame and many other emotions. Sudden horror, remorse or fear, on the contrary, influence the nerves which con- trol the blood vessels, and the face be- comes white. Blushing and pallor result from the sudden action of the mind on the nervosu system. So if the mind be foréewarned and prepared for emotions, both habits can at least be partially over- come. But when the nervous system is highly strung it would be a lifelong it not a futile task to endeavor to effect a perfect cure. It is the sensitive, nervous girl who blushes easlly, while the girl stolld by nature, or who by conventional $16 38 m-hsu ah .«nfi‘w"’u“; < L. nenr® 1408 94 education has her nerves under perfect 3,801 78 control, seldom blushes.—St. James Ga- 19.004 68 zetta. | — m’ 2 - now located, W 40, S 100.35, | 1 eeen incurred during the year... $ 88,743 1% 402.N “”#"-%m #10 $1at %S | Hlaks s Premiums.[Fire Riska | Premiuia. o(c lerluu Richas lnn. Leavers to John Leavers, APty Sl oo i {»'nmv-n Homestead” don A RAg" & Wieben P TRha A upmm