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PROEOSALs.


PROPOSALS for clothing and equipage Depot
quartermaster's office. sc New Monteorner1
st san Francisco. California, September Z
19O3.-Sealed proposals in triplcate will he
day. September 2S. 1903 Pacific Standard
time, and then opened for furnishing a.
either the Philadelphia Boston. Chicago or
San Francisco depots, Of 100 coo pairs wooden
stockings, seamless. heavy quality conform
ing in all respects TO standards and specffra-
tions to d seen at this office. Bidders sub
mitting proposals for stockings differing in
make from the established standard SAMPLE
must submit with their bids sample stocking
such as they propose to furnish Quantities
TO be subject TO an increase Of 20 per cen-
same articles viii be opened same time at
the other depots above mentioned
To avoid misunderstanding as to the exac+
nature Of the articles TO be furnished bidders
VIII carefully examine the standard samDles
and specifications. so that proposals NAV he
submitted by them with a full knoVladGa -
%hat VIII pe required. as an absolute com
plance with the standards and specifca tions
viii be insisted upon in the inspection of ths
goods. Unguaranteed bids. and bids for de :
livery or inspection at other points than those
named above will not be considered ESarI,-
deliveries are essential. Bidders must ST. -
in their proposals the rate and time of do
livery, should contract be awarded 10 tbero
Preference Will be given to articles ~ a.
mestc production and manufacture condi-
tions Of price and quality being eouai ~
Guiding in the price of foreign p-od,,ctto,,
ana manufacture the duty thereon) ana srcI
preference VIII be given to articles ~ A Ar,eri
can production and manufacture I,ro5,,,I
on the Pacific Coast to the extent of 'tba 90,
sumption required by the public service tbsre
Ihe United states reserves the right 10 ac
cept or reject any or all propossIs or -,
part thereof Information and blanks 80
proposals will be furnished on apniica 4iao doi
envelopes ..g containing proposals will be in
TO Major G. A Devol Ouartermas+er r.
Army Depot Quartermaster ~
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TO SAT- RAFAEL,
SAT- QUENTIN,
MILL VALLEY,
.CAZADERO, ETC.
via Sausalito Ferry

WEEK DAYs-CHolidays exceptedl-6;45
+.7:45 s:45. Gas. IL a. m, 1920. u: AS. 3:15.
Ais 1918 F6:15, 6:45, 8. IL AS p. m
T:45 a. m. train week days does not run 70
a1i1 s1IrNDAYs AND LEGAL. HOLIDAYS.
rs t'9, f'1O. IL, fl1:3O a. m. 1880. T'l'5O.
a.s5 q so s. g. $780, 0, 11:45 D. m
Trains marked O. run 10 San Quentin
Those marked (f) to Fairfax. except 5:15 p m
Saturdays on Saturdays the S;lo p. m. train
runs to Fairfax - - -. -
-Week days-5:25 1925. 7:4O. SIS, 70 IS.
HOS a m. 1890 2:2O. e; 4:5O. $50. 6:45.
IL 0sTTNYDAYs-s15. an 7:s5. $40 $40 t1O;55.
t1I:45 a. m. 1880. 2:30. 1928, 4:40. 1850.
6:55. :35. 1920 p. m.
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAN
Gas. 11:iO a. m, 1.:4O. 2;45. AIS. $40. 1905.
l0s4g styNRpAYs-s:s5. 3 1855. 10. 11O a. m. 12.O5
1:O5. 2:4O s:45. ASS. sos. 7:10 1O:4O D. m.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m. week days-Cazadero and way
MS 3. m. week days Saturdays excepted
Tomales and way stations.
3:15 D. m. Saturdays-CazaderO and way
sundays and Legal Holidays-S a. m. Caza-
dero and way stations.
Sundays and Legal HOlidays-1O a. m, Point
Reyes and way stations.
TICKET OFFICE-626 Market 81.
FERRY-Foot OF Market ST
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CHINESE FOOTBALL STAR.
Toy Lowe Plays Guard for Poly
technic School in Masterlv Wav.

10y Lowe, a full-bloOded Chinese,
proved to the satisfaction of 500 specta-
tors at the Preside athletic grounds yes
terday that he could play the American
game OF football after the style of Garry
cochran. As a pigskin kicker he is a
wonder. He played left guard on the
PoIytechnic High School team and but
Tor MS heady playing his team would
nave gone down to defeat at the hands
of ehe Lick School boys. The contest
between the two school elevens ended in
a tie Both teams scored and when
Pete" Smith called time to end the
game the score was to g. The teams
are composed Of willing players, but have
not yet reached their stride. The lineup:
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Athletic Officials Appointed.

President w. B. Hinchman of the Pa
cifc Athletic Association of the Amateur
Athletic Union has announced the ap-
pointment of the following commissioners
and committees:
Commissioners-Rowing. Ed ]. Lynch A. r.
c.; swimming Thomas Harris. L. s. c.; box
ing. j. c. Griffin. o. c.; football f w De-
coto. u G; outdoor and indoor d. E. Brown
O. c. Committees: Finance-T L Fftz-
patrick. S. z. r. c.; NJ. WinterbOttom L A
c.; Edward Harrington S F A c. Member
ship-P j. Cadogan. r. A. c.; D. E. Brown
o. c.; E. ]. Lynch. A. r. c. Legislation
e. j. Lynch, A r. G; P. r. Rausch. A A.
L. Herbert Hauser. S A. A. Records-E w
Decoto. U. c: ]. c McCoughren. S. o; p.
r. Rausch A A. l. Commis-$~-er for Ne
west-George McMullin.
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international Cricket Match-

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 25.-The first
international test cricket match between
the gentlemen of Philadelphia and the
Kent County eleven of England began
to-day on the grounds of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club at Wissahicken Heights.
After three hours batting the innings
closed for 12S runs, of which Kings con-
tribution of SO was the highest. The 9th
eTs who made double figures were: Clark.
20; Jones' Is: Walker, 10 and Criger, 10.
The visitors in their inning made a much
more favorable showing, scoring 90 with
the loss of only three wickets- Burnup
scored TO- Stewart 3, Dillon Is, Seymour
mot ouD 10; extras u
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MARRIED.

CRAMER-BEI4-1n this city, September o3
1903, at Central NJ. e. Church, by the Rev
]. Rowell, John Walter Cramer and Emma
Bell both OF Berkeley
OSGOOD-DROAST-In this city. September
%, 1903, by the Rev. Francis NJ Larkin.
William r. Osgood and Aimee l. Droast
N-PENNINGTON-I this city, Sep
tember %. 19O3 by the Rev Francis N
Larlin. Irving H. Sanborn and Bessie 81.
Pennington.
WATSON-WILLIAMS- this city Senterp
Der "a, 1903, by the Rev Frederick "A
Doane, James Watson and Harriet Elizabeth
Williams, both of San Francisco
HN-sCHMALTZ-In San Rafael. Septem-
ber 5. 1903. by the Rev David James wal
ter II. Mohn and Rosalie 2. SchnaItz
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were iss,od
yesterday;
Eussbo Giovannoni, "a. IL Jasper place. and
Lena T. Sartini. Is. Telegraph place
Shalvey. "a, San Jose ii
90 Harry r. Ryan, D. city. and Anna Burke
23 city. ~ ~
Corwin L. Gregory. %. 1882 Hampsbire
street and Julia L. Dalton. 10. 1892 Hamp-
shire street.
John l.. Hoover. 35. San Jose. and Alice 7
Woodward, 2l. 1880 Mission street
Charles F. HeilbroD, 81 1858 Pacific straat
and Julia st. Denis, IS 1880 Pacific street
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Lake County Cricketers.

Arthur Inkersley, secretary of the Cali
fornia Cricket Association, has returned
from weeks visit to T. w. Beakbane,
captain and secretary Of the Burns Val
ley Cricket Club, Lake County. Though
the Burns Valley Club can make up an
eleven, there is no team against which its
representatives can play. H. V. Keeling
of Lakeport is too busily occupied to de-
vote the necessary time to keeping UP the
Lakeport Cricket Club, and the city clubs
found themselves unable to make up a
team to visit Lake County this year.
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$50 CALIFORNIA ST.

Savings Union building
Sl750-Bargains; cheap lots and easv wav "a
ger one only 500 first payment: fine
location, with grand marine view and on
sunny side Of street: ready for building:
cars pass IN front: on north side Union.
east Of Baker; sizes 25x1OO. fats brfns
Dig rents and eEeryrhlnE IS rented in this
localityf one nat in the block became va
cant during this month; a number Of
parties came forward. il ie now leased
Tor a year 20 a merchant and business
man get a home build a fat for big
Interest investment
S@5yo-The last one Of those choice lots on
sunny side Union, close TO Scott: 25x1 10:
on me slope OF the hill; a fine buy TO
build a home on and cheap.
faeVD only-A positive bargain, a fine north
west corner IN the Western Addition. with
grand marine view. with 1O3 feet frontage
on the north or sunny side OF the street
cars pass q capitalist offered 5000 for
This lot months ago; II is a splendid
purchase 10 improve with fats: ready for
building; VIII bring big income if i'm
proved
$500 NE. corner. with a marine view;
25N1OO-
-webster-st. lot. 27:sx1o7:e: bargain;
dne location Tor fats or residence
$500 for both or S13OO for one-2 choice lots.
west side Sixth ave. north Of Lake: 25x
l2o eachi ready for building; street work
all done; adjoining lot just sold for $500.
these lots are elevated and sitely: il Is
the biggest bargain in this section hne
residences going up; look at these lots: a
nne buy for a builder; can arrange for
easy payments cars pass within a few
steps.
s9Oo-L0ts this side OF Eighth ave. north Of
the park, with lines Of cars passing and
within few steps; only few now left:
street work done; very cheap.
W J. GUNN.
$50 CALIFORNIA
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REAL EsTATE-CITY-FoR SALE.

g. H. UMBSEN & CO.. 20 Montgomery st.
...oo.. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
s1Oo'VoV-l5usiness property near California
and sansome sts. 8-story and base
Inent building rents 5000 per anI1uri-'
SO. .5oO-Business corner on Larldn St; rents
S<ooO per annum; 50X15' good improve
ments; II enlarged would pay a gooa
-,- rate Of interest.
S2'.5 .5o0-Do close an estate; Pine st, down
toMni houses OF 14-22 rooms ana PAIN pain
each: bay windows. brick foundation
eoo etc; rents SI3s: 55xI55-
s-'''oo- -Dhoice holding 10 improve with Win a
80 modern building; close in; "a a. l2xlSl %.
f-o'VVo-Corner near Haight and Steiner sls. >
new fats Of S-7-6 rooms; rents Sltoi
. - % :419O and 26x9O
houses OF rooms each; , fats Of 3
dation; rents SiSS: lot JOB II. front
ca Atf9OO-Sacramento St. 3 houses OF rooms
and bath each bay windows, brlck
foundation etc: rents Sl20; 55Xl16.
flo.'o0 Cheap; O'Farreu St, north line; 8
windows brick fotlndation: rents slO6:
water extra. 55x137 g. with an L
@l-'oo0-Fine flats on the sunny side Of the
street, IN the Western Addition con-
tanning 7-6-6 rooms and bath each:
rent S1O5 per month. lot p .6Xl3I o.
SloooO-Dolores ST.. best block on the an
Ness ave. OF the Mission; house Of il
windows. brick foundation. etc; 30-6x
l31 "a; two frontages.
So'5OO-Haight ST., north line; mats OF 6-5-5
rooms and bath EACH rents $50 90; 25x
1879
ss.OOO-oear Tzaight and Webster sts.; 8
fats Of CO. rooms and bath. bay win
dows. brick foundation, etc: rents
So 90; 25XlOo-
$s.5OO-Pine ST.: residence Of II rooms and
bath rents $50 per month; p :6xl2O
S6.00O-By 0r5cr of bank house Of 1s rooms
and bath. bay windows, brick founda-
ZION, etc: rents $50. ll4x125: Mission
s. OOo-OaE ST. and Lily ave: fats on Oak
81 of - rooms and bath each. and
T.f1 cfo .
each, rents SCI so; bay windows brick
iounJation, etc: rents S62 so; 25x12O;
tWo frontaRes.
s7.ooo-Laguna ST: ? fats Of 7-e rooms and
49, y sery raoderni rents $50; brick
fo'oco-By order OF bank; very easy terms;
corner on Valencia st. and Tiffany
ave business property; large lot
f0'<oo- -Bulloers attention. lots 125x1OO;
corner on Path ST
s4'oOO-1oth st; north line. near Mission st :
hoose OF rooms and bath: brick toun-
s5,50O-Vallejo st. hats. rooms and hath
each; rents s34: brick foundations. etc :
sunny lot
S8.25o-Chinatown; Pacific St: old building;
guaranteed lease S35 Der month: tenant
pays water
81 75o-Taue5o st near Ieavenv-o-+b- 2
foundation. etc.
SzZoO-B Broadway, near Jones St; fats. 4
SO rooms and bath each; rents S27 50:
brick foundation.
s., ,60O-Eattie ST. north of 18th. co+taea Of
rooms bay windows; $3.50 cash, baI-
r. ,,.-.ey aI.ee very easy terms; 25x1Oo-
TIE Real Estate Record. containing a list Of
properties for sale in ell parts OF the CITY in
Quire az our office
G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
Real Estate A,-e-,+s - 7. ,.t ll-5IS st
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WALLACE's ERRORS GIVE
VICTORY TO NEW YORK
Boston and Detroit Play an Even
Score Game of Eleven
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-New York supported
their pitcher in better style and this accounts
for the victory over ST. Louis to-day. Wal
lace's errors at short mainly responsible
for New York's victory. Attendance. 1000.
Score:
st. Louis 8 6
Kahoe.
BOSTON. Sept. 25.-An even-score game.
called on account of darkness after eleven in
nings had been played, left the Detroit-Boston
series ten to nine in favor Of the champions.
Attendance. 1000. Score:
PoSton -..--.... -........-.-'-... % q
Detrolt ---.-......... ........-.- D ID
Batteries-Hughes and ]. stahl; Donovan
and Buelow
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Cleveland hit and
ran bases about as they pleased to-day and
Washington never had a chance Attendance.
1000. Score:
WASHINGTON -......... ...........0
cleveland ......-..-.. ......--...-1O 10 D
Batteries-Dunke, Patten and Kittredge;
Glendon and Bemis.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-Phladelphia
won to-day's game by opportune hitting,
coupled with. some bad throwing by the Wis
itors. Attendance. 23Oo. Score:
r. H e.
Sncago :.'.''..''.. ..'..'.''.'''
Phlladelphia ............ ........lO
Batteries-Allcock and Sullivan; Bender and
Powers
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News Company Men to Play Ball.

The men of the stationery department Of
the San Francisco News Company will
contest with the men Of the periodical de-
partment of the same company in base
ball game tomorrow morning at Golden
Gate Park. The lineup follows:
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EAGAN SENT TO JAIL.-Thomas Eagan.
formerly employed by the United Railroads.
ordered to Jail for five days by Judge
Kerrigan yesterday for refusal to pay his for
wife alimony.
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REAL EsTATE-CITY-FoR SALE.

NEAL rs n SALE
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
No. MONTGOMERY STREET.
SOUTH OF MARKET STREET INVEST
Sl55OOO-Market street; fine large brick build
ing; LEASED to one tenant.
$3.50 oOo-AIission street corner: not far from
the water front; 1s7 :6x137:e.
si45. .ooO-Exeellent site for fine. large building;
not Tar from Market street: very large
frontage on two main streets.
s11o. .ooo-Howard street. rents for s4oo: very
large frontage with extra depth
s72. 2.Ooo-Mission street corner: nearly 60 feet
frontage. with extra depth; fronting also
on rear street
seo.ooo-Mission street corner: nearly $50 feet
exceptionally hne prospective piece OF
SEQ oOO-Market street corner. with three
frontages: fine prospective locality.
IS. .ooo-FOurth street, not far from Market:
a splendid buy.
s5ooOO-Fifth street. near Mission: large
frontage.
sf5OO0-FIne warehouse. near Brannan street;
leased to one steady tenant for $3.50.
$40 5oo-N1ission street: nearly So feet 'front.'
age. with depth to rear street
s1s sOoo-Mission street not far from Sixth:
old improvements: new Improvements
will pay handsomely.
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
3 MONTGOMERY STREET
MAGNIFICENT CORNER on BROADWAY.
s21 600.
5Ox137 ;6
A north corner on Broadway. with the street
work and sidewalk on both streets an Done :
and Golden Gate; first-class surroundings.
THIS LOT MUST BE SOLD. MAKE AN OF
FER.
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
MONTGOMERY ST.
CHEAP LOT IN THE MISSION
TWENTY-THIRD ST.
$700
25 feet front by ia feet deep: Just reduced
from $3.50; owner is anxious to make immedi-
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
o MONTGOMERY ST.
CHEAPEST and best In America-The Weekly
Call 16 pages. sent to any address in the
United States Canada one year for 81.
postage paid.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
-~-~-~~~~-~~----~~~~~---~-~~-~~--
JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
A PRETTY HOME IN ALAMEDA.
train and schools; only $3.50: lot 75x125.
Nice Groom cottage and bath.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY.
Tel. Grand 141G 1900 Park ST. Alameda
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FAMOUS ENGLISH TRAINER
OF THoRoUGHBREDS DIES
Richard S. Howse, Formerly of Ed
wards Stables, Victim of Effort
to Reduce Weight

TO Reduce Weight.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. 25.-Richard S.
Howse, formerly trainer of thoroughbreds
in King Edwards stables, was buried in
this city to-day. He died at the age of %
years of consumption. contracted in his
enorts to reduce his weight to meet the
requirements of his profession. The
famous horses Ormonde and Isomony
were trained by Howse.
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for Morning p for Afternoon.
Saturday and Sunday only. tSunday only.
Stops al all stations on Sunday.
Sunday excepted a Saturday only.
eNia Coast Line q VIA San Joaquin VALLEY.
bRenO train eastbOund discontinued.
~ Only trains stopping at Valencia St. sOuthbOund
$50 AN. "A 100 2:SO and $50 P.M
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent bv
mail will not be inserted They must be handed
in at either Of the publication offices and he
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
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BORN.

BURFEIND-In this city. September 16 1909
to the wife OF j. II. Burfeind daughter
MAIL-In this city September % 1902 n
the wife of ]. Frank Mail. a daughter.
PILLSBURY-In this city, September "a 19O3
to the wife Of A f. Pillsbury a SON
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DIED.

BELL-In this city. September 25, 1903 Ray
mond, beloved son of Isabelle Bell, and
brother of Ivor Bell, a native of Pennsyl-
vania, aged - years 4 months and IL days
DANIS-In this city, September % I9O3
Lucy Jane, beloved wife of George Davis
and mother of Ida NJ, Aaron w and Georc-
ina Davis, Mrs. Emma L. Lease and Mrs
F. G. Evans, a native of Warren Me- aged
81 years months and days. (Rockland
and Thomaston. Me-, papers please copy)
OFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Saturday, September 20, 1903, at 10 o'clock.
at her late residence. 147 Fourteenth ave-
nue. near California street. Interment Cy-
press Lawn Cemetery.
DWYER-In this city, September % 1905
Mary E., beloved wife of the late Timothy
Dwyer, and mother OF Mrs. William Nc
Phillips, Mrs. Laura Reardon and the late
Mrs. Margaret Goodhue, native OF Kill
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THE MCCARTHY COMPANY e4e Market =

$50. .OOO-New Pacific ave investment. now,
rented for $1,000 a year
sG,OoO-Pierce and Vallejo sts. corner: marine
view; street work all done.
s5,ooO-Choice corner on Union ST. with two
cottages; rented: suitable 10 improve
Sl.2Oo-Ocean Boulevard corner 1oONl25; half
real value for quick sale
Sl5o-For sunnyside level lot; owner must
S5.250-Two fats. always rented. near Union.
Sz,oJV-Cottage home; Steiner st. near Fill
bert; bargain.
s2550-Steiner 81. cottage; q choice locality.
S250o-Lot. Union St. near Pierce; marine
81 OOo-Lot. Scott St. near Onion: ready for
s1.2oO-Greenwich St building lots. through
70 rear street
sl75-special bargain for Lakeview few
days.
sI.soo-corner lot on Webster St; bargain.
SG5o-Fruitvsle; large corner lot; INSTALL
ment payments
sl200-webster st. lots. near Greenwich; see
them.
THE MCCARTHY COMPANY. GAG Market St
s875O-CALL. to-day and see my two elegant
new EiX-rOom houses; porcelain bath tiled
very high basement could be converted into
four rooms; cement sidewalk; severed. few
steps from cars must be seen TO be appre-
ciated > and p Brazil ave: take red Mis-
sion-st- car. E. LEWIS 63o Market st.
BARGAIN-Two handsome new residences ~
6 rooms and bath; sunny. modern and up to
date IA every particular: Nos 9G6 and qge
clayton ST. near Golden Gate Park: price
SONS. ia Montgomery st.
COTTAGE with all modern improvements:
terms same as rent. Apply owner lumber
yard. Sc. corner Alabama and Montcalm sts
sIl.OOO-INCONE property south Of Market st. /:
sBsns eSBs S TIoBNE & co 5le s2 :2eqgS5inE RS5h = all
-sI5OO-2 NEW fats Of and r. and b.; Army
near Mission. VIII pay 20 per cent on invest
ment. D. COFFIN CO.. 1903 Mission.
BUILD on your unimproved realty; we loan
1uil cost lmDroy. and part lot at per cent
MANHATTAN LOAN Co. Crocker~building
FOR sale-House s rms. high basement; sunny
side 18th bet. Valencia and Mission; no reas
offer refused stephens q Co. Union-sq. Mkt.
FINE lot on Eleventh ave. south OF the Park
BOX 16os. call office.
sI25O-4-ROOM cottage: lot 25xlI0 32SS TIar-
rison 81, near Precita ave; inquire 1924
TO LEAsE-General farm 100 acres. IN Con
ira Costa co. Box 81. Lafayette, Cal
a wEEK's news for cents-The Weekly can.
20 n=zez. " yraPper for mailing 81 per year
REAL EsTATE-Country- Sale.
: ACRES iand. adjoining Union Park. colma:
fenced hedges around land; good house;
chicken-houses. water: reasonable: chickens
ducks. r. s THORNTON. 4l6 Examiner bid
FRUIT ranch % acres; fun bearing: i'm
proVements, y prunes. y apricots. u
peaches. trees 10 years old. For particu-
lars. A. J. Mccoy. Campbell. Cal.
ALFALFA lands. stock ranches, orchards
vineyards; INSPECTED bsrgains; mo1thly eata.
logues sent free- c n WOOSTER CO.. 64S
Market 81
FOR poultry and dairy ranches yielding a good
profit HAMILTON g. KENDRICK. .Petaluma
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
THE Mann place. Ross Valley. win be offered
for sale the next thirty days; price $20.OOO.
Address box 49, Ross
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
WATER front lots and bargains; all tracts;
maps. photos etc. BELL az Parrott bldg
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q - - - Aacfio1eers. :

u DEstRABI-E sunny building lots. close TO Du-
boce Park bituminized streets: lots level and
ready 70 build on; a rare chance 70 obtain a
holding admirably situated and close 10 the
city AT very reasonable price; diagram,
price and all further particulars Al o1,r ,3TSce
@. H TAIBSEN e. Co
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Broom house lot 25x126: shrader ST., near
Oak. g. II. UMBSEN & co
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Eleven.
Morning Sc SsiOr

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the ssles on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


DIVIDEND Notice.-Mercantile Trust Cornpanv
Of san Francisco-Dividend No 2 of three
dollars per share will be payable at the Of
nee OF the corporation. 236 Bush st, San
Francisco October l. 1903; transfer hooks
will close September 23 1908
JOHN D. MCKEE Secretary
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Mill Valley Advertisements
MILL VALLEY HOUSES TO LET.

--|c--7-~-----
To rent-For a term. very reasonable, ''Cy-
press Lodge; charming cottage furnished
rooms, bath concrete cellar. rose garden,
electric lights, sheltered side of valley; ideal
winter climate: splendid electric train ser
vice: minutes from station. G. TOOHEY,
Mil Valley, or box 1857 Call office.
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CHEAPEST and best In America-The Weekly
Call 16 pages. sent TO any address in the
United States or Canada one year for IL.
poetaRe paid.
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CHEAP LOT IN THE MISSION.
TWENTY-THIRD ST.
S7O0
25 feet front by ia feet deep: Just reduced
from $3.50: owner is anxious make immedi-
ate sale
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
MONTGOMERY ST
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-26

OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furni-
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-26
THE MccARTHY COMPANY &C Market =

ss75O-CALL to-day and see my two elegant
new siX-rOom houses; porcelain bath tiled
very high basement; could be converted info
four rooms; cement sidewalk; severed; few
. steps from cars; must be seen TO be anpre-
ciated: - and p Brazil ave: take red Mis-
siCu-st. car. r. LEWIS 63O Market St