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The age-herald., 1901-11-17

'Verbosity' means what?" asked a freckled-faced maiden, gazing over the rims of her glasses.
 Just what you're doin'," responded the bully" of the school; "usin' more words than are necessary This remark brought forth the usual amount of tears and ended by the boys having the shady spot of ground to themselves.
 Say, Dave, I'm going to get even with that freckled girl,' grumbled a stout boy, remembering how she had laid her fingers on his tow locks with no gentle touch. 'I am goin' to draw her picture and put under 1t 'C'est du propre.'
 Position premier!' as our French danc- ing master says" announced red-hairad lad, holding small kodak, "and I'll take your picture"
 Don't take pictures! Tell me what j-e-c-t' stands for?" inquired studious It. tie chap.
 "Pshawr' was the disgusting answer. "You make me mad. 'J-e-c-t.' I verify be- iieve, means 'Johnstons excellent carpet tacks'"
 'I guess you're wrong, Jack Winterl J-e-c-t,' I once thought, meant-Oh, dear! There's the bell!" In less than two minutes the grounds were quiet and only the wind signing through the leafy trees broke the silence.
The age-herald., 1901-11-17

Get two pieces of canvas, each three feet square. Take eight strong sticks, each half an inch thick and three feet two Inches long, and sew the edges of one side of your canvases around each of them. The ends will project an inch beyond your canvas on each side. Bind these ends firmly together with copper wire, as in figure l. Take two tough hickory sticks four and one-half feet long and place them diagonally across your squares. fastening the ends as tightly as pos
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
SOME RICH
 INDIAN BABIES.

Of the five hundred or more Indian babies of the Kiowa, Comanche, Apache. Wichita or Caddo children of the Southwest, mostly
 all of whom now live In Oklahoma not one can be called poor. They have just been given a quarter section of land each and made citizens of the United States. When the Kiowa Comanche country was opened to
The age-herald., 1901-11-17

Mrs. von Blumer--That cook was the worst thing ever had In my house.
 Von Blumer-Yes, you acted as if you didn't like her.
 T couldn't help it. Why, 1t was all I could do to write her out a good recommen- dation. Life. |
The age-herald., 1901-11-17

The eight parts of speech, viz, Noun, pro noun, adjective, verb, adverb, conjunction, interjection and proposition are concealed in this little story.
 By this example you will see how they are to be found:
 "'No uncle, I did not hide your cane." Noun is the hidden part of speech.
The age-herald., 1901-11-17

sible with copper wire to the ends of the sticks sewn to the canvas, and with heavy cobbler's thread sewthe canvas to this cross stick, as in figure ?. Now your sails are com. plete.
 Take tough hickory stick. six feet long and about one and.one-half inches thick. This is the second crosspiece to your sails and q sort of yard" while you are the mast. Fasten your sails to this stick, one on each end, and. leaving space foryou to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-09
PEACE ABIDES
At THE IsTHMUS
Commanders Send Re
ports to the Navy
Department.
Severe Measures Are Being
Taken for Raising
of + unds.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The Navy De-
partment has received mail adviceS from
both sides of the Isthmus of Panama
touching the revolutionary conditions.
From the west side Captain Perry OF the
Iowa reports at Panama and on the gulf
side Commander McCrea, on the Machias,
submitted a report from Colon. THESE re-
ports are important as throwing light on
the political conditions there rather than
as conveying news of warltke conditions
They are as follows:
U. S. S. IOWA, PANAMA. COLOMBIA, Oct
2S. 19O1.-Sir: have the honor to report that
all is quiet and peaceful In and about Panama
The activities reported in my letter last week
forces quickly subsidized and nothing Whatever
the neighborhooJ of Panama Civ The re-
port that they had left Chorrera is not be-
iieved now. In word the condition of affairs
Tumaco, near the Ecuadorean border, has
fallen into the hands Of the insurgents Dur
ing the week the Gillian cruiser Ministro Zen
teno arrived in Panama road with an envoy ex-
traordinary on board accredited to Ecuador and
the Central American Republic They re-
manned two days and then sailed for Costa
Rica.
man war in the harbor besides the Iowa.
The British gunboat Icarus is at Taboga. Very
respectfully. THOMAS PERRY.
Captain U. S. NJ, Commanding q. S. S. Iowa.
U. S. s. MACHIAS, COLON. REPUBLIC OF
COLOMBIA, Oct. g. 1901.-Sir: 1 have to
port the usual quiet conditions prevailing in
The Colombian gunboat Pinzon made round
trip to Bocas del Toro during the week, touch
ing at intermediate points and she reports all
quiet to the west. 1 inclose papers showing
To what miserable straits the local authorities
have been reduced to raise funds. and am not
surprised that the steamship companies have
agreed to protest. If this path is once opened
to protect the sinews of and no protests
made there is no limit to the annoyances
which will follow and traffic over the railroad
would be seriously interfered with. This reso-
luton doubles the harbor dues, which are
Jumped together and called 1.-The commercial
contribution; If meekly acquiesced in. steam
ship lines might be diverted from running
here. which would Of course. injure the traffic
on the railroad
The department has been informed to the
various ways by which the local authorities
have raised funds, such hypothecating all
the dues from the Panama hallway Company
for six months TO come, adding 20 per cent.
and then doubling the customs dues on all
articles and by levying war taxes assess
ments upon all solvent Colombians. These
measures, II taken by the Republic of Colom-
bia and inforced throughout, would perhaps be
Justihable as war measures. But when aSSo-
ciated with the discomfort almost amounting
to revolt, among the soldiers because of no
pay. 1T looks as though the funds being raised
are for some other purpose than suppresslng
the revolution. HENRY McCREA,
Lieutenant Commander U. S. N. Commanding.
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Mary Hinton, beloved wife of j. W. Melrose,
and mother Of May c. and James r. Melrose:
native of ST. Louis, Mo-, aged "a years 3
months and Is days.
EFriends and acquaintance are respect
y 70 coe t9s ro fhe First New
Jerusalem Church. OFarrell street. between
Webster and Fillmore. 1nterment Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
MOONEY-In this city, November I, 1901, Bar
tholomew c.. beloved husband Of Mary +.
Mooney, native of the parish Of Baly-
mote. County Sligo, Ireland, aged 4s years
EFuneral from the parlors of H. F. suhr
and Eighth. Interment private, Holy Cross
Cemetery.
o nsSS 5edn4d this Mf city osssP be S
nell native of San Francisco
VFriends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral tomorrow Sunday. at 12:l5
O'Clock, from her late residence. 1O2 Baker
street. thence to St Agnes Church TOT ser
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
PETERSON-In this city, November 7, 1901.
James Peterson. native OF Norway aged
UFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
sa at 7 Mission 'n areet Se
tween Seventh and Eighth. Interment Lau-
rel Hill Cemetery.
sCHENk-In the City and County Hospital:
November s. 1901. Louise Schenk. native Of
Germany, aged 81 years.
SCHULTHEIS-In this CITY, November Z, 1901,
at MS residence, liuo fOlk slrect' CoIuei LAY
Henry. beloved husband of Anna Schultheis.
father of the late Ida and William H Schulz
theis, and devoted grandfather or Henry X:
Schultheis a native of Germany. aged 10
years months and IA days
~ Funeral strictly private Kindly omi:
flowers.
THAYER-In this city, November s. 1901.
Kathrine, beloved wife of A. Thayer, mother
of Herbert A. and Edwin H. Thager. and
sister Of Mrs Lima Golly, native OF Penn
sylvana, aged 81 years and days.
0Notice Of funeral hereafter.
TRASK-In Oakland. November !. 1901, Mrs.
Sophia Tufts Trask. widow OF the late Cap
tain Alden Y. Trask. and sister OF wales L.
Maine, aged Sc years 6 months and q days.
UFriends and acquantances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
to-day Saturday. at 1890 o'clock. at the
residence of Mrs. Sarah R: Knox. 524 Twen-
ty-third street. Oakland Interment private.
TUITE-In this city. November s, 1901. Mrs.
Rose Tuite, wife of James Tuite. daughter of
the late John. and Catherine kenney. and
sister of Mrs. l.. Holdens Mrs. M. Farley
and John and Joseph Kenney. native OF
UFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
Saturday, at 1890 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of her sister 1928 Post street. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
vIVIER-In Alameda, November g. 1901, Har-
old, beloved of A. Maurice and Mary
Vivier. and brother of Louis, Marguerite,
Robert and Ralph Vivier. native of San
Francisco, aged year and months.
WISSEI@In this city, November g. 1901 AL
bert John Wissel beloved husband of Bertha.
and father of Hernine and Albert T. Wissel.
a native of Bremen. Germany. aged rs years
and months.
1.-THE funeral services will be held to-
morrow Sunday. at o'clock, at. his late
residence. 9O4 Steiner street Interment
strictly private. Kindly omit flowers.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
c. G. Schon, As, lib Clay street. and Han
nah Gustafson, e. lib Clay street.
Benjamin Baron. A, $40 Geary street and
Fredericka Friedman, 80, 1922 Eddy street.
Daniel S. Peterson, 81, 80 Valley street, and
Norline LEHMAN. q, 80 Valley street
Antonio Pelizio, 49, 3 Grand place, and Fur
tunata Parmigiani, "a. Grand place.
Denis Devine, rs, Edgewood street, and Mel
lie Collins 20. S95 Hayes street.
Joseph McKenney. 80. 2764 Greenwich street,
and May Powers, rs, 2764 Greenwich street.
John c. Nobmann, "a 1857 Post street. and
Julia Eaton, Is, Byington avenue
Arthur d. Allen, 3S. city. and Hattie L.
Traverse, "a, city.
Louis F. Hasshagen, o. 1912 Golden Gate
avenue, and Annie M. Smith. II, San Rafael.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.
North PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.
Commencing September ~. 1901.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLI
AND SAN RAFAEL.

AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-6:55 $3.50, $3.50, Hoo a. m
.1:45, SIS, AIS. Sis. 's:15. 6:45 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS-For Mill Valley and San
Rafael on Mondays. Wednesdays and Satur-
oa ssGND4Ys&.s:oo 1000. :n:sO a. m. .1:15.
BIS. s4:45. $50, $3.50 p. m.
Trains marked 60 run to San Quentin.
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DAYS-"5:25, 6:27, 7:45. $685. 1915
a. M s12:25. 2:15 1885, 4:40, $50 D. m
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 6:45 and 9:55 p. m.
SUNDAYS-6:15, $500, 10000, '11,45 a. m,
Il 40 s3:15 4:45. $3.50 p.
Trains marked 90 start from San Quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DAYS-5:45, 6:45. 7:55, $50, 10 go a. m.
1886, 2:45, $3.50, $40 p.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Saturdays at ITO and 1926 p. m
SUNDAYS-S:05 1905 a. m. 1906. 2:15. $780,
500, Gas p. m
THROUGH TRAINS
6:55 a. week days-Cazadero and way sta
las p m saturdays-Duncan Mills and way
stations
500 a. m. sundays-Duncan Mills and way
stations.
Legal Holidays boats and trains viii run on
Sunday time.
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- = - =
G. NJ Westcott, Concord
w F Geary, Sacto
NJ l. Kaiser, Stockton
b F Sheppard. Fresno
] S Williams, Portland
T l. Reed, Reedley
A l. Williams & W, Cal
E K Fernald, Fresno
w Smith & w, Chicago
H Catterall & W, Vic
toria
Miss Pertsmeyer, Seatl
j d Hayes, Seattle
S V Haskell, Portland
G T Newcomb. Nome
c H Dickie, w & dau,
British Columbia
H Klast, Brit Columbia
c e Williams, W & ch,
Ukiah
H Hurd, Sacto
r M Richardson, Cal
S Potter, Martinez
H 1 Seymour, Sacto
H v Webster a. W,
Danville
S T Kelsey Jr, Seattle
F D Wetherby, Boston
c w Sill, Stanford
p K Funke, Stanford
A Thris, Stanford
M H Sprague. Stanfrd
A B Ross, Stanford
Mrs z S Hartnell, Stint
Ella r Hartnell, Stanfd
Teresa Hartnell, Stnfd
Virginia Hartnell, Stnf
A Try & W, S Leandrc
] M MCGEE, Oroville
Mrs ] M MCGEE, Cal
f Barenchi, Vallejo
Miss M Barenchi, Cal
w D Buss, Cleveland
r w Bancroft, Stanfd
J B Richardson. Cal
c A Jones, Stanford
Miss Hampton, Mrysvll
Miss I Smith, Mrysvll
Miss ] Smith, MrysvlI
PALACE
Jos e Rolker. N Y
r r Watson, Marysvlt
Leonard Cox, n Y
w C Stone, San Mated
F Irvine Heron, l. A
w E Hadley, Nome
F G Lusk. Chico
e L Dohenny, Los A
Chas Wellborn, Los A
Will z Keller, Los A
C Leonardo, Los A
T F Hayes, Los Ang
Jas T Farraher, Yreks
J P Brayton, Chicago
] G Mossin&w, Los A
Fred o Jennin2 & W,
Portland
] H Kahn, Stanford
r D Meyer, Stanford
Phil L Wilson, Stanfrt
Houghton Sawyer & W
Boston
n P r Hatch, n Y
G 3 Libby, N Y
r n Dunsmuir, Victr!s
Nine Sanderson-Terry,
Paris
H l. Benjamin & W,
Kansas City
Mrs w H Dunn, Utah
l. F Breuner&w, Sact;
Ralph Fusselle, Stnfre
L A McLanthle, Stnfrt
/ L McLanthle, Stnfrt
] A Folger&w. S Mite;
J o G Posey, Stanford
C Z Howe, Oakland
D E Dierssen Jr, Sact'
NEW WEST
J p Lacerdo. Redding
r o Lozier, Nome
Miss L Lentz. Seattle
Frank Addy, Nome
w G Cramer, KY
] Bethune. Portland
J McLachlan, Cal
J c Stevens. Victoria
H Tecklenburg, Seattle
] ] Teasdale G. W 3 {
4 J Edwards & W b {
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BORN.
MARRIED.

BOYNTON-ROBERTS-In this city, Novem-
Der 6, 1901 by the Rev. Herbert F. Briggs
pastor of Central NJ. E. Church. James Boyn-
ton and Matilda Roberts both of San Fran
cisco.
BERTRAM-MORDECAI this city, Octo-
Der %. 1901, by the Rev. B. Leavitt, Fred
Bertram of Texas and Laura Mordecai of San
Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

HUI Ell.
fG Edwards. Stanford
H j Mitchell, Berkeley
l. r Clinton, Stanford
r D Emerson, Stand
lC A Phillips, Stanford
] S King, Stanford
NJ S MacFarland, Stnf
l. D Carr, Stanford
w Young, Stanford
e Taylor, Stanford
] S Williams, Stanford
L G Dinwoody, Stand
H H Yerington. Stanfd
C T Forrest, Stanford
w G Deal, Stanford
G Lutgerding, Stanford
R S Carter, Stanford
10 G Jones, Stanford
J A Miller, Stanford
r w Bennett. Stanfd
w L Barr, Stanford
l. X Baldwin, Stanford
p M Downing, Stanfrd
Mrs P M Downing, Stn
Mary H Wellman. Stan
e D Olney, Sacto
Anna w Wellman, Stn
S M Hauptman. Ptland
Z Dunphy, Stanford
N H Ware Jr, Ptsmth
! DR. E. G Woolsey, lone
G fl Stafford & W, Cal
F Doughty. Napa
e E Jordan, Napa
C l. Fraught, Lakeprt
c B Harris, Sacto
A Elijah, Cal
r Mcconnell, Yreka
z Cox, ID, Sacto
T H Longton, Sacto
w B Kaleeh. Mass
w Holmes. Newark
III Jack, Stanford
J M Boyce & w, Stkton
F Smith &c w, Cal
lC c Hampton, Mrysvll
Mrs G w Gibson, Cal
A Langren, Illinois
I'M White, N Y
HOTEL.
MRS ] c Noyes, Napa
10 w Richards, St Luis
Mrs D F McGraw, s ]
Miss Jet McGraw, S J
Louise McGraw, S Use
l. G Bradley, Stanford
VIM Bayley, Stanford
w A Morey, Chicago
j r Fernard. Stanford
r d Gittrens, Stanford
] P Mitchell, Stanford
Jos G Carey, Chicago
Miss r M Stephenson,
stanford
Miss A B Ashenfetter,
Stanford
Mrs e F Food & dau,
New York
il l. Giroux, Jerome, Or
Jno J Hawkins, Ariz
e r Graham, Bkrsfield
e B Colby, New York
3 S Churchill&w, Napa
VIM Groesbeck S Lake
S P Taylor Jr, Berkeley
R T Root & W, Denver
IGeo r Layton, London
J Keith Fisher, Lndon
Prof B E Sterling,
Salt Lake
10 F Woodward. Wash
lie G Simpson, NV York
VIM Lawrence, Denver
IC NJ Hunter. Sta Cruz
Louis Moore, Cincin, o
Geo w Baxter, Denver
John H Lynch&w, NY
'lGeo B Lovdal, Saeto
ERN HOTEL.
E A Pyke. Chicago
w F Graham, Ga
e Spread. Los Angeles
H H Wells, MINI
A c Anderson, Cal
A A King. Denver
II A Settle. Denver
H II Clark. Lincoln
! G Cassidy Angel Island
H Holden, Angel Isl
&C w Baker, Fresno
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Mill Valley Advertisements.
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
MILL VALLEY. CAL. PROPERTY.
To rent-S40: rooms and bath; furnished:
by the year; at wildwood station; an elegant
home.
S25: rooms and bath; furnished; by the
year; wildwood station.
SO; large orchard; house rooms; lot BOOK
300; suitable for chicken range; Wildwood sta
ton.
so 50; 6 rooms and bath; unfurnished; near
Mill Valley depot; sun all day: fine view of
bay and San Francisco.
s5OO-Iot 57x130 feet: near school; sun all
day; choice; minutes to train.
Choice improved and unfmproved property
for sale: terms reasonable.
Apply S. n. ROBERTS,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Mill Valley, Cal.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

OFFICE of the Contra Costa Water Company.
room 16, second floor, Mills building San
Francisco Nov. 6, 1901-Dividend No. 1874. of
AZ cents per share the capital stock OF the
Contra Costa Water Company. will be pay
able at the office of said company, room Is,
Tanfs b1- ,s;,i nIosa On C. +,r5 10 Nv, lsvi'
3, 1901, at 2 p. m.
EDWARD McGARY Secretary.
DIVIDEND Notice.-The Giant Powder Com
pany Coma dividend No. IS, of seventy
five cents (75c) per share the issued capital
stock of the company has been declared pay
able at the office of the company. 435 Califor-
MIA St, San Francisco, on November IL 1901
Transfer books close November 4, 1901, at
noon. A. A. SPARKS. Secretary.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
FRIDAY. Nov. s-4

A section man receives only 81 25 day
Ever think about it? Everything a Sec
ton man picks up is heavy.
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Afternoon Session.
MINING STOCKS.

The following were the sales in the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board yester-
day:
Morning Session.
800 Best & Belcher Is 100 Union Con 49,. IA
Afternoon Session.
500 Best & Belcher III 200 Ophlr ........... so
200 Gould & Curry l2l 200 Union Con 49,. IA
The following were the sales in the Pacific
CtooL EychapCa yasterdav.
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NEW FIRM OF UNDERTAKINGS.

Samuel McE'adden. IS years manager for
the United Undertakers Association NJ j.
McBrearty. with the same company for 10
years; 2. F. Green, late with ]. c. O'Con-
nor & Co., have opened new Funeral Par
lors at III Mission street betw Seventh
and Eighth. Telephone South A.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-1118 BROADWAY.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
WOODWARD. WATSON & co.
MUST BE SOLD
Finest residence lots in Oakland.
sl25O-Sox1OO Sc. corner Webster and 2lth sts.;
fine for fats.
$780, 5x1OO-adjoining the above.
s125o-s4x1Oo-sw. corner Valdez and oath
valdez st is first st. east of Webster); fine
east4riy front.
$1,000 each; two lots. 2sx1OO each; adjoining
the above, fronting Valdez.
All lots are severed; street work all done.
All lots from to 5 feet above grade.
Every walk to narrow gauge train.
WOODWARD. WATSON & co.
9OS Broadway.
s1sOO-Sacrihce for a quick sale; comfortable
modern Eastlake cottage with bath, double
bay window hail. high basement and brick
Foundation; lot zsxlO0 feet mote the sIze)
very sunny; half block from public park;
select residence location: neighborhood and
surroundings the very best; street work COM
pete ana so en tn M er ntb na
be seen to be appreciated; never before Of
fered for sale; special bargain and will
stand close investigation.
GEO. w. AUSTIN & CO.,
1908 Broadway, Oakland.
MILLIoNAIREs HOME.
Offered because he has gone East
SO, Dollhouse rooms and baths; built
1900; every modern convenience; ideal in
every respect; must be seen to be appreciated;
lot 75xl75; prominent corner; 1904 Grand St.,
n E corner San Jose ave, in Alameda, near
local train TO s.. F.; electric cars pass prop
S. NJ DODGE & SON.
1l6O Broadway Oakland.
40 ROOMS; central; paying house; big bar
gain for quick sale. E. E. BUNCE. s52 Broad
way. Oakland.
sleOO-CoTTAGE Of rooms and bath; nearly
new. $50 Park way, near Clinton station,
East Oakland.
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
FOR Rent-Large house and grounds in Linda
Vista Terrace tract Oakland; Piedmont cars
pass the door every few minutes. S. j. TAY-
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
AN introduction to you from H Schellhaas the
furniture dealer. 18th and Franklin. Oakland.
ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
FOLSOM, sS4-sunny housekeeping room;
closets, stove. bath; private; 81 30 a week
FOLSOM, corner Ninth-2 sunny housekeeping
rooms, $l1; also others
HOWARD. 1882 sunny completely furnished
front bay-window rms; range; electric lights
LANGTON, 25slk-Three sunny, nicely furnished
rooms for housekeeping; private family.
LARKIN. Sl95k-sunny front aIcove room and
large housekeeping; gas. bath. phone.
MARTHA place, 3. off Geary St. bet. Mason
and Taylor-2 sunny hcusekpg rooms; bath.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either OF the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
authorized to have the same published
BORN.
BUSH-In Honolulu. November /, 1901, to the
wife of G.. Fred Bush.
FOGE-In this city. October so, 1901, to the
wife of William Foge, son.
MEYER-In this city, November 8, 1901 to the
wife of Victor L. Meyer. daughter.
RICHARDS-In this city, November S, 1901. to
the wife of E. L. Richards. twins.
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BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
$1,000 LONG-FELT want; cottage house OF 6
rooms on sunny side of street, and only two
blocks from railroad station; bargain.
Apply to JOS. J. MASON,
Real Estate.
Berkeley Station.
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ALL highest grades sold by the Heine Piano
Co.. sole agents most famous and oldest Amer
scan makes: easy payments; big allowance for
second hand pianos: rents 81 up allowed bar
gains. SIS Up; Steinways. SIS: Chickering's,
S.25. 90 others; agents wanted. We pay your
fare 70 and from any part OF California II you
l5,rC nase. 81 Cearv st
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MONEY T0 LoAN-cOntInucd.
1ICsICAL INSTRUMENTS.

AGAIN we remind you that cur piano stock
both new and second hand. IS the largest
west q Chicago and includes the most re-
liable makers 70 choose from New pianos
GONE good pianos for 50. s. and s. per month.
SHERMAN. CLAY * &C. Ste!Cway dealers.
corner Kearny and Suffer- sts-. san Fran
cisco; corner Broadway and Thirteenth ST..
Oakland.
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PRODUCERS OIL EXCHANGE.
Morning Session.

SO 600 stockton Gas & Elec bonds. 5000. 1o2 Z;
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THE copartnership heretofore carried on by the
undersigned at CAB Vallejo St, under the firm
name of CASTAGNETTO & RAVENNA, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, MR..
" RAVENNA retiring therefrom The bust
ness will hereafter be carried on by MR.. q.
CASTAGNETTO alone, who will pay all ac-
counts due by the late firm and who alone is
authorized to collect outstanding accounts.
G. CASTAGNETTO.
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