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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04

Rio de anelro. Oct. S.-Somc cases of bubonic plague have been discovered at Campos, State of Rio Janciro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Shirt. Waists

Newest weaves, latest fads and swellest mater ials, fresh, pure and white, oxford or madras either all white or figured in black or any other color. These waists will be worn en- tirely in the place of silks and wools. Note the reduced price for this sale.
 $s. co Hobby trimmed
 waist. ......... $40 $2. so Satin Damask
 waist. SI:o8 $I. so Military trimmed
 waist. .. .$I. SIPS Fleece Line d
 waist. .o8c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
NEW YORKER A SUICIDE
NEWSPAPER MAN KILLS HIM
 SELF IN NEW ORLEANS.
Although He Had a Wife, He Says He Was Compelled to Wed Another Young Woman
 While in Texas.

New Orleans. Oct. 3.-Cnder unusually sensational circumstances Jack Stewart O'NeiIl, a New Yorker. but for some time business manager of The Orange (Tex) Daily Tribune, committed suicide at the St. Charles hotel to-day. O'Neill. who is apparently 25 or 2s years of age. arrived in the city last night and registered at the St. Charles. He left call for S o'clock this morning When q bell hoy went to his room he found ONeills body lying across the bed with blood trickling from a wound in the head
 O'Neill left a note saying that he had a wife living in New York to whom he had been devoted. Some time ago he came South and located in Orange There he obtained employment on The Tribune and fell desperately in love with a beau tiful young girl of that city. Very re- gently the young ladys father came to him and at the point of a revolver. forced him to agree to a marriage. Without giV- ing him any opportunity to say that no intimacy had existed between them or that the fact that he already had a wife would prevent him from marrying, O'Neill said the father insisted on an im- mediate ceremony which was performed.
 After the marriage. he wrote. he bade his new wife farewell and started on a journey to New York to tell the whole story to his original wife and assure her or his fidelity. He reached here, was unable to obtain money to carry him further and decided to write a full story of the whole affair and bIow his brains out.
 A letter addressed to her and another to his father. J. J. ONeill. a real estate man of Schenectady. N. Y. were also found. O'Neill had spent most of the night in writing and had probably killed himself just before daylight. No con frmation of the facts of O'Neil's story have yet reached here.
 Orange, Tex. Oct. 3-Jack s. O'Neill came to Orange from Montezuma, Mex. about three months ago and secured work on The Tribune. He became acquainted with Miss Maud Renfro. but her father objected very strongly to the marriage proposed and threatened to shoot ONeill on sight. This was patched up by friends and Mir. Renfro believed that he had put a stop to the intention of marrying.
 Last Monday he left town and shortly thereafter O'Neill and Miss Renfro elop- ed and were married going to Houston on visit to await parental forgiveness. MT. Renfro returned Thursday and left on hearing of the marriage He is now at Lake Charles, La.
 O'Neill was known as a single man and but little of his past history developed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Here is the Proposition.

We have placed in our window two pound can of "Ferndel Coffee' There has been some coffee taken out of this can, how much or how little we do not know, and no one knows but MT. Knowles. Now the one guessing nearest the number of coffee beans contained in this can get the Tailor-made Suit FREE. Everytwenty-five cent purchase made in our store entities you to guess We fur nish the blanks, as many as you like One with every twenty-five cent purchase, two with every fifty cent purchase, and so on. Of course the more guesses you make the better chance you have of wearing the dress. Contest opens Monday, October the 5th, and closes Saturday, October the 2ISt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04

Are you good guesser? See the beau- tiful "TaiIor-made Suits" displayed in show window of the A. s. Knowles Dry Goods Co. The choice of these suits absolutely free to the best guesser, You may be the lucky. one. Everybody has the same chance. It will cost you not penny to guess, so get in the process sion and guess again and again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Magnitude of Goods.

Your own inspection of our store will readi- ly show to you the great qualities of the most up-to-date wearing apparel-ether ready made garments or material to make them, also foot and head-wear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Consolation Souvenir.

Everyone making fifty guesses more, during this con- test will receive nice attractive souvenir you be of getting something besides having fifty chances to get the beautiful ''Taor Made Suit
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
MARRIED.

BLEUsS-BRAAS-I this city, September 10
1903. by the Rev. Alfred Meyer. Frank c.
Bleuss and Sophia Braas. both OF San Fran
CAREY-MOoRE-In this city, September 20
1908. by the Rev. W. X. Guthrie Joseph B.
Carey Of San Francisco and Alice NJ. Moore
Of Eureka Cal.
CARLsON-HERLIN-In this city. September
10 1903. at the First English Lutheran
Church. by the Rev. DR.. E. Nelander, Bror
A. Carlson and Ebba P. z. Herlin, both of
this city.
ANIELsEN-HoALL-In this city, septem-
Der 10. by the Rev. o. Groensberg, Hans T.
Danielsen and Martha A. Hoall.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city Sem
tember 20, 1908. by the Rev. A. c. Bane,
pastor of Howard-street Methodist Church.
Albert Martin Dickson and Mamie Washburn,
both Of this city.
GOODMAN-MAHAN--In this city. September
20. by the Rev A c. Bane. pastor OF How
ard-street Methodist Church, Frank Goodman
and Ella Mahan. both of this city.
GWERsEN-HALK-In this city, September
19, 1903, by the Rev. r. F. Steinbach Will
liam Ingwersen and Katie Halk. both Of San
Francisco.
OHNSON-OLSON-In this city, September
II, 1903, by the Rev. DR.. E. Neiander, pastor
of the First English Lutheran Church,
Lorenz V. Johnson and Hanna Olson, both
Of this city.
KEENE-TURPIN- this city, September II,
1908. by the Rev. Francis NJ. Larkin, H. H.
Keene and Claribel Turpin.
LAHUSEN-BOWEN-In this city, June 25,
1903 by the Rev. L. c. Sanford, Fred Lahu-
sen and Hazel Edna Bowen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city, Sep
tember 81. 1908. by the Rev. F. A. Keast
pastor Epworth NJ. Z. Church, Harry E.
Nye and Bertha C. Maysenheder. both of
this city.
PEARSON-OHLSEN-I this city, September
10, 1903, by the Rev. William c. Pond John
Pearson and Catharine Ohlsen, both OF this
city.
PETERSON-ROHLING-I this city. at the
First English Lutheran Church, by the Rev.
DIR. f. Nelander, Neil p. Peterson and NJ.
Sophie Rolling both Of Sacramento.
REDPATH-CHOQUE this city Sep
tember 49, 1908, in Westminster Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev. Richmond Logan, James
w. Redpath and Edith Grace Choquette.
-ENGELHARDT-In this city, Sep
tember 49, 1903, by the Rev. ]. H Schroeder,
Carl Frederick STANCE and Elizabeth L. En-
gelhardt.
WIDER-RULLHAUSEN this city, Sep
tember 20. 1908 by the Rev. Francis NJ. Lar
kin, Henry Ed. Wider and Agnes Rullhausen
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Haas, 21 city
Antonio F. Nunes, 20, e1 Jackson street, ana
Felimena r. Avellar. 81 81 Jackson street.
Frederick c. Severance 90 1924 Army street
and Kate F. Mckay. 10 6321k Elizabeth street
Carl NJ. Schotte, "a city, and Ida Soderberg
%, city.
John Barr. 2s. Golden West Hotel. and Maud
l. Bailey. 27 Vancouver. B. C.
Estel c. Boyer %. 1495 Market street, and
Bertha E Spear, 25 Waddington. Cal.
Harry E. Nye %, Redwood court. and
Bertha c. Maysenhelder, "a, 800 Fulton street,
Fred Howell. Al: 715h Howard street. and
Nellie Love- 20. 27O Harriet street.
James B. Duffy, 21, 1868 Post street, and
Florence NJ. Wits. 81. 2211 Steiner street.
Fong You. 80. 745 Sacramento street, and Lin
LOW "a. 925 Stockton street.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
RAILROAD WANTS
MUCH TIDE LAND
Southern Pacific Trying
to Lay Claim to Water
Front.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.

Ills Broadway, Sept. Il.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
has again commenced operations to re-
claim the vast stretch of tide land be-
tween the retaining wall of the Oakland
estuary and the broad gauge mole.
A line of sheathed piles has been driven
during the last two days from the end
of the estuary retaining wall out into the
bay for about a mile, which if extended
would join the broad gauge mole at about
its middle.
On the tide land, for which this line
of piles completes the fourth boundary,
the dredgers now at work for the Govern
ment deepening the estuary are by means
of their patent suction pumps dumping
their mud and debris. The area of land
back of the Southern Pacific line of piles
and which the company seems to be con-
templating laying claim to will soon be
filled. or partially filled in, by the debris
the dredgers are now dumping into It.
The land inclosed by the company's S
piles is tide land, and at full tide is COW
cred by but little water.
AS the Southern Pacific owns all the
land fronting on the bay between the
harbor entrance and the broad gauge
mole it will thus acquire vast area cap
able of being readily filled in for mile
and a quarter east and west and mile
and a half north and south. When the
land is filled in the area will embrace
over 1000 acres Of valuable terminal land.
which in years to come would be worth a
large sum of money to the company pro-
viding it can establish a valid title to the
land.
Way back in the '9O's the Southern Pa
cific made similar attempt to seize the
large area of land and drove a similar
line of piles in the same place. These
however, were pulled up by Governor Par
dee, then Mayor of Oakland, as it was al
legged the company was shutting off the
city from the bay.
The fact that the Government dredgers
are now filing in this land possibly ac-
counts for the present action of the com
pany, as it will save much money in the
completion of the filling of the property.
George w. Dornin, president of the CITY
Council. stated last night that the city Of
f1cials were not sure just what move the
Southern Pacific was contemplating, but
that it's actions would be investigated.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Late Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.
Monday,


Monday. September o1
Stmr James Dollar. Thwing, 81 ho1rs r. Tro-,
Seattle. A'Aii
MEMORANDUM
Per stmr James Dollar-Sept 21 5.An
"a miles NV of Point Reyes, passed stn.. ~.
Francis H Leggett. from Astoria for San Eran
cisco. with the log raft in tow; raft was a.
apparently good condition. AZ
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN DIEGO-Arrived Sept 21-Brie ranns-
from Redondo. S-'
sEATTLE-sailed Sept 21-stmr Humboldt
i0F MaNbocfNo-saiIed FSa6ocfi sept 21-stmr p,o.
nix, for San Francisco.
Arrived Sept 21-Stmr Pasadena, from San
Pedro ~
ABERDEEN-Arrived Sept 21-schr VIM H
Smith from San Diego. -
Sailed Sept 20-Stmr Santa Monica, for Ga
Francisco. Sept 2l-Stmr Chehalis, for San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
NIGHT WATCHMAN HAS
A FIERCE ENCOUNTER
Drunken italian Attempts to Use
Knife on Patrick Coughlin
ar TivarT1a ora

LIVERMORE. Sept. H.-Patrick Cough
lin, the night watchman here, was severe
ly cut last night by an Italian named
Joseph Bonnetti. The Italian had been
on a spree and had been elected from
Marciel Lassellie's saloon. He attempted
to re-enter the place and the night
watchman was called While he was try
ing to persuade the Italian to go home,
Bonnetu drew a knife and slashed
Coughlin on the neck, just missing Ghe
jugular. He then ran away, but was
pursued and finally captured and locked
up.
Coughlin was taken to doctor, where
his wound was dressed and he will soon
he all right.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Mysterious House Fire.

ALAMEDA, Sept. H--Mrs. Joseph Po-
veolich, residing at 1O21 Buena Vista
street, reported this evening that while
she was absent from her home II was
robbed Of $40 and a revolver and set on
fire. Chief F. K. Krauth of the fire de-
partment found smolderfng fire in one
of the rooms, but has not yet satisfied
himself how the blaze originated. The
police will investigate the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
TWO FooTPADS WAYLAY
AND BEAT PEDESTRIAN
@. K. Hughes Knocked senseless
With Blackjack Because He
Had No Money.

OAKLAND, Sept. 21.-G. X. Hughes
who lives near Twenty-second and Myr-
tie streets, claims that he was stopped
last Saturday night while on his way
home by two footpads, who knocked him
down and went through his pockets, and
when they could find no money, beat
him into insensibility.
He was found by two boys, Charles
Johns and st. John, and carried by them
to his home, where his injuries were
dressed. He received a deep cash on
the head from some blunt instrument in
the hands of the robbers.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
DIED.

CoRLEY-In this city, September 90 1903
Nora Corley (nee Kennedy, a native Of
County Clare, Ireland, aged 35 years.
ZFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Tuesday) at $50 o'clock from the parlors
of McFadden, McBrearty & Green, I'LL Mis-
sion street. between Seventh and Eighth
thence to St Josephs Church. where a re-
ouiem mass will be celebrated for the repose
of her soul at clock. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
DEICKE-In this city, September 10, 1903, Otto
r. r. Decke, dearly beloved husband OF
Louise w Deicke and stepfather Of Henry
r Treder a native Of Pommen, Germany
aged SO years months and 20 days. A mem
Der of Verein Eintracht and Court Hubertus
No. IS, F. of A.
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
CT11esday) at / o'clock, from the parors OF
II r Suhr & Co.. 1877 Mission street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth. thence to Elm
tracht Hall. Twelfth street. Folsom
where services will be held. commencing at
/ 40 o. m. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
tery by electric funeral car from Eighteenth
and Guerrero streets.
DUGAN-In this city. September 20, 1909. FeIix
J. beloved husband of Mary Dugan and
father Of Frank p Hattie and the ists
Irene Dugan, a native of Washington D. @
aged 80 years months and Is days
UyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral TODAY
(Tuesday) at $50 O clock, from his late resi-
dence 1927 York street. thence to St Peters
celebrated for the repose of his soul COM
mencing at o'clock Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
McAULIFFE-In this city, September 90. 1909
Florence p. beloved son OF the late Patrick
b. and Johanna McAullffe, and loving broth
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
wealthy chinese pisappears.

OAKLAND, Sept. M.-Lim Kee, a
wealthy Chinese of San Leandro. disap-
peared last Tuesday and has not yet been
located. He is the owner of a Chinese
laundry in San Leandro and supplies help
to the fruit and vegetable ranchers in the
vicinity. At the time of his disappear
ance he had over 100 men in his employ,
all of whom will lose considerable money
should he fail to return When last seen
he was boarding train for Contra Costa
County.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
BOARD OF EDUCATION
VOTES FOR BONDING
Adopts Report Which Calls for an
Issue of $965, 900 for Sites
and Buildings.

and Buildings.
OAKLAND, Sept H-The Board of
Education tonight adopted the report Of
it's special committee favorable TO the
holding of district school bond election
on the question of an issue of s9e5 900 in
bonds for new sites and buildings and ad-
ditions to present school structures.
Director John d. Isaacs, as Chairman of
the committee, announced that a meet
ing would shortly be held with the sne-
cial bond committee of the City Connc,,
to determine the time for holding the
election. The report of the committee as
adopted tonight has heretofore been
made public.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
DYNAMITE TEARS FLESH
OF WoRKINGMAN,s Arm
John Mcfarland Receives Painful
Wound as Result of Premature
Explosion.
Explosion.

BERKELEY, Sept. H.-John Mcfarland
OF san Pablo avenue, foreman OF gang
OF men working on the improvement to
Walnut street. between Rose and Berry
man, was painfully injured this morn
ing by the premature explosion Of
charge Of dynamite with which he was
blowing up some rocks. The flying rock
struck him on the arm and so badly lace
rated the flesh that 1t required several
stitches to close the wounds.
Mcfarland had a narrow escape from
being killed. as he was leaning on the rock
at the moment the dynamite exploded.
The cause Of the premature discharge OF
the explosive is unknown
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
New Principal Is Assirned.

ALAMEDA. Sept III. o. Osborne, re-
Gently elected to a prineipalship in the
school department, was to-day assigned
to the Wilson School, The principal OF
that school, Clinton E. Miller, was trans
ferred to the Mastick School.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
NEWBIIRl

NEWBURG. n. z. Sept 21.-Ths Gov
ernor to-day refused TO commute the death
sentence OF the three Van Wormer brothers
for the murder OF their uncle, Peter BaIlen-
box Of Columbia County.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
FRUITVALEA ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE

S32O0-MODERN cottage Of 9 rooms and bath:
high basement; barn, tank and windmill: !:
family orchard; lot 5Ox140. Inquire on prem
ises, first house on Fremont ave-, off East
Fourteenth ST.. Fruitvale. c. @. DANNET.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
I Monahan, President.
MONAHAN e. CO..

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
2S39-2341 Mission St. Telephone Mission 81.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
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
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS

DA~AAh hAAA@A hO A-AA AAOA<NlA1AhAO ~
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
SNAP.
5-room house; city water; severed; lot AK
125; convenient to street cars and station; price
o. A RUDOLPH.
THIS IS A BEAUTY.
New 7-room house. bath. patent toilet, sta
tionary tubs, decorated ceilings; street work
done; price $500; terms Will be made to suit.
o. A RUDOLPH,
open Sundays. Lorin.
LOOK AT THIsl
New Groom cottage, bath. toilet, stationary
tubs; large lot close to street cars and sta
tiOn; price $500; terms $3.50 cash. balance
same as rent
o. A. RUDOLPH.
Open Sundays. Lorin
CHENEY, & BERRY's SPECIALS.
10 lots near Grove St: s4OO to $500; IN
stallments.
One acre cheap; North Berkeley; $780,
House 8 rooms and bath; east of Telegraph:
lot 6oxl2O: $3.50.
VIII build to suit on Parker ave. near
Grove, and sell on installment.
600 feet on water front and railroad West
Berkeley for sale; just the place for factory
CHENEY & BERRY
p. o. Block Berkeley
S23OO-NEW S-room house; Adeline station
S25Co-New Broom cottage near Grove St
S3o00-New 7-room house; North Berkeley.
S3oo0-New S-room house; Shattuck ave
S3350-New Groom house; near Telegraph.
S3500-New S-rOom house; North Berkeley.
$S0OO-House Of . flats and cottage; invest
ment property.
E E. NEWTON. 2131 Center ST.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.
A PRETTY HOME IN ALAMEDA
Surrounded by flowers and fruit trees; near
train and schools; only $3.50; lot 75x125.
Nice Groom cottage and bath.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY,
Tel Grand I4I6. 1900 Park St. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
BORN.

this city, September 16, 1903. to
the wife of Arthur Asher a son.
PEDEN-In this city, September 21. 1909. to
the wife OF William j. Peden a daughter
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept o. 1909
Sealed proposals. in triplicate. will be re-
ceived here until IL o'clock a. M. October q
1903. and then opened for construction of
store building and cable tank building at
Preside Of San Francisco. Cal. Government
reserves right to reject or accept any or all
bids in whole or in part. Information fur
nished application to VIM. g. PATTEN
Asst. Quartermaster General. Chief Q NJ
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
REAL EsrArE-crTY-FoR SALE.

S12oo-House 3 rooms; barn well; macadam.
S350-Lot 40x1O0: fenced SO month.
S450-Cabin. 1 room; lot 32x125; nr. station.
N-tQ-L0t 4uNl35, near electric cars.
Sl400-Modern cottage. rooms and bath;
city water; lot 50x100: $3.50 cash. $25 monthly.
S2OoO-Two-story house; store and IL rooms
city water and we'll; broad street; macadam-
ized.
Sl5oo-5-room cottage: redwood finish; cleo
tric lights; hot and cold water; easy payments.
S2JOO-A natural park OF about ! acre. with
fine oak trees. ravine and superb views; near
university grounds and new hotel site.
S25OO-Two-story Groom house barn chick
en sheds. well. fruit trees; grazing land ad-
joining; lot 155x20T: easy payments.
CHAS. A BAILEY 1856 University ave-,
near san Pablo ave. West Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE, 1I1s BROADWAY.

O6E4CE, 1116 6hOAUWAx.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
s. N DODGE & SON.
11eo BROADWAY.
WEBSTER ST
SSOO0-Thoroughly up to date residence. 8
rooms and bath: nearly new; cove cell
ings: combination fixtures: 5ox15o: 8
blocks from narrow gauge station.
s25oo-splendid bungalow in Berkeley; near
station; rooms and bath; terms II de-
sired
TwENTY-THIRD. NEAR TELEGRAPH.
$295o-Very neat cottage. rooms and bath:
TeoePtion hall. all s cove ceilings sanitary
30xlO6; well-kept lawn.
BARGAIN.
SO per foot-Fine Grove-st. lot 50x125; near
Fortieth St; easily worth $25 per foot
to-day.
Free conveyance to view properties Call
or write for souvenir postal cards, set OF four
free for asking.
g. NJ. DODGE & SON,
1160 Broadway
Also agents for the Realty Syndicate Prop
critics and per cent interest bearing GER
tiicates.
IS CASH. IS MONTHLY.
CHEAP LOTS. BUILDING LOTS AND
HOME LOTS FOR THE MILLIONtii in lust
the locality you wish them in; climate. soil
and view superb; away from the raw winds
Of the bay the view Of which is sufficient to
satisfy Lots in Laurel Grove Park, SCI so up
ward. Lots in Westall $75 upward. Lots in
Allendale, $75 upward. Lots in Jessie Jones
Tract. $50 and upward. Lots IN Rosa Lee
Tract S75 upward. Lots in Bona Terrace
$50 upward, of Fruitvale Lots in Ga
Undo Sanitary District, $500 upward Lots in
Susie Lee Tract $50 upward; IS cash SIS
moathly. You can have your choice in loca-
tions adjoining East Oakland. They are being
closed out for good. Call or send for circular
455 Seventh St. opposite Broadway station,
Oakland. Carriage free H Z. JONES, owner
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furni-
ture H Schellhaas 11th st cor. store Oaklnd.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau OF
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department
Washington. d. c., until IL o'clock noon,
October 6, 1903 and publicly opened imme-
datey thereafter to furnish at the navy
yard, Puget Sound, Wash. quantity of
conductor, conduit, lamps. electrical sup
plies, machine tools electric elevator, pump
ing outfit, sewing machines, hand TOOLS
hardware bolts and nuts emery cloth, cedar
poles FIR, white pine, cedar, sugar pine. bar
steel, sheet steel, shapes and solder. Blank
proposals will be furnished upon application
TO the Navy Pay Offices, San Francisco, Cal,
and Seattle, Wash. H. T. B. HARRIS. P-y-
master General L. s. N. 9-2-03
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
oAIILAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

TOMORROW the day for bargains in furni-
ture. II. ScheIlhaas. 11th st. cor store Oaklnd.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22

CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to extend our heartfelt thanks
to the many friends and acquaintances who
gave so much evidence of their comforting
sympathy during the sad hours of our be-
reaVement of our loving husband and father.
CHRISTINE OHM (widow) and Children.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22

A BARGAIN-s425O; CORNER LOT, 2
- FLATS. LOT 25x114: 1S4 CLIPPER ST.
SEE OWNER ON PREMISES
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22

Also agents for the Realty Syndicate Prop
critics and per cent interest bearing GER
tifcates