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a constant supply of matchmaking ma
terial ur their systems will break down.
The complicated female organism il
% delicately adjusted "a 10 Ice easily
thrown our of balance. A. n result,
health and strength are affected 10y
divers diseases. Motherhood, family,
society all levy such drains upon her
strength that most women break under
the nervous tension. The demands
upon her nervous strength are much
greater than similar demands of the
opposite sex. Hence She must be sup
piled IN greater measure with the ele-
ment-ir0n-that gives strength. The
reason women feel tired and worn out
and suffer from headache, pains in the
back and limbs, etc, is because they
have used up their supply of iron.
Menstruation trouble is largely caused
bv lack of iron.
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DRY Goods and Groceries

which offer the people Of OcIa Marion and -
reasonable public
when have value for dollars and
Fancy
supply any all of
CLOTHING complete prices
to you they Dee
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them. / might add that ]
HAAS hold in special favor DIR. Har-
kZS> tiers Iron Tonic. and would
HsS recommend u a. the very
~ best preparation Of iron ] am sc-
~ ouaintcG with. To weak. worn out
g women. and those troubled with merry
" BUSINESS. poor Il digestion, and pale. thin
blood. / believe lt 10 be a panacea.
-. Il. WILKINSON. Druggist"
CSoeo guarantee that above Testimonial is EsnuiceJ
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different and demand boz
for the anywhere We make specially
sold quality quantity
prices Try
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EeSTER AT THE CHURCHES.
all Had Good Congregations, Good
Sermons and Good Music.

ON this glad day a brighter scene
of glory was DISPLAYED.
Bv God the eternal word than when
The universe was made
He rises who mankind has bought
With grief and pain eXtreme.
Twas great 60 speak the world from uaUgnt
Twas greater still 10 redeem.
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Hon. c. n. Brown.

oS.Oso guarantee that above Testimonial is EsnuiusJ
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PHY-ICIAN ANU -uKGF.'

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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-30

line of Clayton street. 75 S of Haight. %
by W 96:1015: so.
William ]. McKilIop to Christian and Mar
Is S Of aII Haight. s 25 by w" W 9e:IoH: @ $40.
Prospero and Gisella. Bacigalupi to Felice
141 " Of Dupont, w "a by 100. ana right
Of way in alley in rear 17:6 by q; S3210
Felice and Emelia GiamDolini to PrOspero
Bacigalupi undivided y of lot on y line OF
Broadway 47;7 W Of Dupont street, w 21 2
by IS: $40
Property Owners Of San Francisco, block
bounded by Mason, Powell, North Point and
Bay streets: also lot on NE corner of New
Montgomery and Natoma streets. Z II, 81,
Z 2:6. N 10. w 1915. S 100: so.
Bank of California to Sharon Estate Com
Of ofnS Fourth sw Is % by Sc so also lot on cor
of Fourth and Bryant streets; also lot on
Sc line Of Market street, 115 SW OF Second.
SW 100 by Sc 81 IS; also lot on N corner Of
New Montgomery and Jessie streets. NE 1882
by NV SO. also lot on s corner of Natona and
90 NE e:11% NV 20. NE I1S:1016; also lot
w corner of Mission and New Montgomery
streets, NV So SW 104:74, Sc 20, NE 52:2,
Sc 60. NE 51:1015 also lot ON corner OF New
Montgomery and Jessie streets. distant 276 SW
also lot on SFr line of Natoma street 155 SW
of Second, SW 81 by Sc 100: also lot on NV
line of Mission street. 10 SW of Second. SW
14S:1O15 NV 1e0. NE 13s. Sc 100, quitclaim
deed $40.
James Kane to Patrick s. and Mary
oRourke, lot on N line of shipley street, 175
w Of Fifth, w % by N 10; SO
George D. Shadburne Jr. to Mary E. Fan
cher, Jennie McGillin and Sal1ie Montroy lot
on NE line of Langton street. 1O5 NV OF Bry-
ant, NV 25 by NE rs, quitclaim deed; $40.
Jennie b. G.. Chipman formerly Jennie B.
Greenwood) to Monroe Greenwood Estate Com
pany, lot on NV corner of Fourth avenue and
California street SW 24o. N IL. E 24O. 5 40.
quitclaim deed; 81.
Solomon and Dora Getz to Philip NJ. Ed
minister. lot on w line Of Twenty-sixth ave
nue. 125 N of "a" street N 20 by w 120: $40
Donald and Helen E. Mackenzie to Thomas
Mikkelsen. lot on NV corner Seventh avenue
and IA street W 53 a by N 100; $40.
Mary A and j. Y. MilIar to w Ogwen
Jones lot on Sc corner Twenty second avenue
and "B'' street $3.50 by S 100; SO.
Henry H and Margaret r. Hughes to Met
ropolitan Improvement Company. lot on Sw
corner Thirty-third avenue and r. street,
w 24O. s 1868. Sc to point 212:3 feet S OF
'R" street. N 212:3; So
Hannah Davis to Catherine QUINN lot
on w line OF Arch street, LIS n Of Sargent,
N along E line OF Arch street 25 by E 100,
block 81 City Land Association; SO.
S. Ducas Company (corporation) to George
66:Sk NE OF Tomasa street, NE 291% S
95:9%. NV 2S:9 66;S%. lot 2 block 2
George Ryan subdivision Of Franconia Tract
Precita Valley. lot so; also lot on NE corner
Tomasa street 1913 NV of Butler avenue
NV 2S;9 N 1904, e 25. s9:0H, lot Z,
same; $40.
John Hoss to George and Kate Ryane lot
on NE corner Montcalm and Alabama streets.
N 34:6 by so lots 20 and 80, Harris map 1,
Precita Valley; SO.
Sarah Sloss to Hannah GerstIe undivided
one-half of lot on Sc corner of Manila
Fourth avenue) and Potomac street (R) SW
200 by Sc 600 block So tide lands; $40
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-30
MARRIED.

DAMSON-McKEAN-In this city, Septem-
Der IS. 1908 by the Rev. Herbert n. Be
vier Charles Leroy Adamson of Monterey
and Stella Mexican OF Long Beach, Wash.
COLEMAN-LINDSTROM this city, Sep
tember %, 1903, by the Rev. DR.. E. Nelan-
der, pastor Of the First English Lutheran
strom. both Of San Francisco
HNSON-HALUSKA-In this city Septem-
Der p, 1903, by the Rev. E. NJ. Stensrud,
Harry Johnson and Nellie Haluska, both Of
San Francisco.
KNUDSEN-SORENSEN this city Sep
tember 26 1903. by the Rev. o. Groensberg,
Peter Knudsen and Mariane Sorensen.
KROHN-WENDT-In this city, September
Is 1903, by the Rev. J. H. Schroeder
Jochim Krohn and Anna c. Wendt.
LEE-MAHON-In this city, August 20, 1908,
by the Rev. J.. B. Hannigan, Edmund Lee
and Lillian Mahon. both of San Francisco.
AdATTEY-WILSON-In this city, September
% 1903, by the Rev. E. NJ. Stensrud, George
Mattey of Lafayette, Or, and May Wilson
Of San Francisco
NIELSEN this city, September
% 1908, by the Rev. o. Groensberg, Thomas
II. Nielsen and Christine Hansen.
OLSON this city, September
26 1908, by the Rev o. GrOensberg, John
OLSON and Cecelie c. Engdahl.
SORENSEN-ANDERSO this city. Sep
tember 26, 1903. by the Rev. o. Groensberg
Jens Sorensen and Anna E. Anderson
SVENSEN-O this city. September
90 1903, by the Rev. o. Croensberg, Gunder
Svensen and Anna Olsen.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Sidney c. Jones, 81 ~ Portola street and
Emma J. Herber, %, 523 Shotwell street.
Antonio Martinho, 2S, Bolinas, and Joanna
S. Lopez 20. Bolinas.
Patrick Bowen, %. city, and Catherine c.
Smith, 80, city.
Romer X Ritchie, 81, Sausalito, and Kath-
ryn H. Brydges 21 965 McAllister street
Albert V Willumsen, 2S 1882 Hyde street,
and Valbork R. E. NJ. NJ. n. Olsen, 2S 1852
Hyde street.
William c. Hopper, 81. 3O45 Van Ness ave-
nue.. and Alice f. Donovan IS, 1909 Pine st
William NJ. Duff. &c. San Luis Obispo, and
Agnes NJ. McCrystle. 2S. city.
William J. Scott. 80, Oakland. and Christina
Edward V. McGinty. 21, city. and Imelda
G. Devln IS. city
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1909 Mission street. between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth. Interment Mountain View Gene
terry, Oakland. by l o'clock creek-route boat.
SWAN-In this city, September 20, 1908,
George w. Swan, beloved husband Of the
late Ellen Swan, and uncle of Mrs. Orren F.
Sheafer, native of Yarmouth, England
aged SO years.
WALLACE-In Sacramento. September %,
190S James M. husband of Sarah A. Wal
lace, and father of Mary b. and E. L. R.
Wallace. a native of Indiana, aged So years
WARNES-In this city, September 26, 1908.
John A. Warnes. beloved of Laura Bor-
gerson. and brother of Lawrence. Peter.
Oscar, Hanna, Katie, Winnie and Cora
Warnes and Mrs. C. Z. Lyons, native OF
Norway. aged 20 years months and 1 day.
member Of Riggers' and Stevedores' Union
Association, Local 222, l. l.. NJ. and T. A,
and Bald Eagle Tribe No. 75 Improved
Order of Red Men
0Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
"wednesday. at o'clock, from the parlofs
OF the United Undertakers, S68 Mission street.
between Fourth and Fifth. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Builders Contracts.

f. j. LIE Breton (owner) with william F.
Wilson Company (contractors), architect AL
bert Pissis-Plumbing, sewering, gas piping,
plumbing fixtures for laundry and stable build
ings for Home for Aged of the Little Sisters
of the Poor, on lot line OF Lake street
125 e of Fifth avenue, r $40 1909 SW
391 :O4A, Sc T03 IS BIG; 1921.
Same (owner) with Fcrderer Cornice Works
(contractors). architect same-Galvanized iron.
slate roofing and conductors fcor same on same;
$1637.
James L. Flood (owner) with Home Manu-
featuring Company (contractors) architect
same.Clothes and wash basin cabinets for
building on NE corner of EDDY and Powell
114:11K w 1870, 275; $l2 500.
Theodor Delwig towner) with Fred P. Fsch-
er (contractor) architects II. Barth and A. T..
Ehrenpfort-An work except parlor mantels,
gas fixtures and shades for two-story frame
building (flats) Ninth avenue, 164 N of
Clement street, e 12O. N 51:sk, w 120:2A, S
5S:4. Outside Lands 174; $5562
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DIED..

AUsTIN-In this city. September 81 1908
William Austin, native of Illinois, aged
50 years.
BAPTIsT-In the City and County Hospital.
September 29, 1903. Mary Baptist, native
of ireland, aged 40 years.
BRUCK-in Kreuznach. Germany, September
a, 1903 -Eenryette. beloved wife of Emanuel
Bruck beloved mother of Henry. Leo and
and Adobh Isaac, aged 62 years.
BURKE-I this city, September 27. 1903
Mary, beoved wife Of the late William
Burke, a native of Ireland, aged 20 years
DFrields and acquaintance are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral to-day
"wednesday, at 9:30 o'clock from the par
lors of the Henry j. Gallagher Undertaking
Company 20 Fifth street. thence TO St. Jo-
sephs Church, where mass will be celebrated
for the rerose of her soul, commencing at 10
o. clock Ilterment Holy Cross Cemetery by
way OF II o'clock train from Third and
T2wnsend streets.
CAPELLI-h Healdsburg, Sonoma County,
Cal. September 2S, 1903 Antonio A.. dearly
beloved husband of Amelia Capelli, beloved
father of Dolce and Romilda Capeln beloved
son Of Caro and Domenica Capelli, and be-
loved brother. of Michael Capelli, Mrs. Lou
isa Segali and Mrs. Mary Carli, a native of
Italy aged 81 years months and Is days.
GyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Thursday, at 1 o'clock. from his parents
residence, 13 Varennes street. off Union. be-
tween Dupont and Kearny. n. B.-At 10
o'clock same day, a requiem high mass will
be celebrated for the repose of his soul at
SITS Peter and Paul's Italian Church, cor
ner Dupont and Filbert streets. Interment
New Italian Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
DORAN-A months mind requiem mass will
be offered for the repose of the soul of the
late Mrs. Ellen NJ. Doran in st. Mary
Cathedral Thursday morning, October l. at
s o'clock
Napa. September 2s, 1903 Rob-
ert Dunlop, native of Sydney, N. S. w.
aged 40 years. A member of Longshore Lum-
bermens Association Local No. 224.
pyFriends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral to- day "wednesday, at
l O'Clock, from the parlors of Craig, Cochran
6 Co.. 429 Golden Gate avenue. under the
auspices of Longshore LumbeTmen's Associa-
ton Local No. 224. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
GOVE-In this city, September 2s. 1908 David
NJ beloved husband of Rose S. Cove and
brother of Mrs. L. A Conklin, a native of
San Francisco, aged Al years and 10 months
uyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Wednesday, September 80 1903 at 230
o'clock. at Plymouth Church. Post street,
near Webster. Please omit flowers
SRANT-In this city. September 27 1908
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OTIS DEFEATS RAFAEL.

OLOPS 441u III I10 00COuU EtOuuU OF
Their Fight.
Billy Otis stopped Frank Rafael in two
rounds Rafael was unframed but made
a good showing until a left swing flush
the mouth took all the fight out of
him. He was down seven seconds when
his seconds threw up the sponge to save
him from further punishment He out
boxed Otis at times, landing his left to
the head repeatedly but without any
steam behind the blows.
Jack Evans and Harry Sheridan boxed
a five-round draw. All the fighting was
done in the last round.
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Receipts of the Fieht

The total gate receipts of the HanIon-
Yanger fight were S7523. OF this Hanlon
received $26S9 AZ and Yanger $144S Is.
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER CO,

Successors to Flanagan & Gallagher.).
DANIEL p. DONOVAN Mgr
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
20 Fifth ST., opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South 40
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PROPOSALS.


IAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sept. 20, 1903
Sealed proposals. in trplicate will be re-
ceived here until IL o'clock a. m. October 2
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 on application to VIM S PATTEN
Asst Quartermaster General. Chief @. NJ.
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.S{sl AZ! al 8 a
OlHBIlNzy llNSiEGHkSS
Z
EDDIE HANLON DEFEATS YANGER,
Continued From Page s, Column 5.

right to the stomach. Hanlon drove left and
right right to the Jaw and the slasher elinehed to
his right twice to the body Yanger tried
vicious left for the body as the bell rang, but
1t was blocked This was Hanlon's round.
Round 18-Eddle tried right and left for the
body and left for the face. but was short
In a mix-up Eddie put right and left lightly
the face and then countered with a hard left
to the stomach Yanger put left and right
to the jaw and Hanlon landed hard right on
two hard rights to the stomach and in a mix
up put several lefts and rights to the Same
countered with right and left to the head.
Eddie got in two rights to the body and a
left hook TO the jaw. Hanlon was unreent-
ing and waded In with right and left swings
blocked or had no. apparent effect. Round
slightly in Hanlon's favor.
YANGER HOLDS ON.
Round 19-Yanger got straight left to the
Jaw and tried again for the head but was
wild He swung hard with right for the jaw
and it was ducked. Yanger then got right
to the chest and light left to the face. They
mixed it without landing. Hanlon sent right
and left to the body and they went to clinch
Yanger missed a hard right swing for the
jaw and was countered on the kidneys. Yam
ger put hard right to the body and followed
with right to the jaw. They mixed it and
Hanlon got in several lefts and rights to the
his right to the jaw and then sent in a sue
cession of rights and lefts to the body. Han
ION then drOVe IN vicious right to the jaw.
This ended the round Hanlon had the better
of the latter end OF the round
Round 20-They shook hands and went to
cltnch. They then mixed it without landing.
Hanlon then sent his right and left to the
face and Yanger stalled. Yanger missed right
for the body and escaped hard right swing
for the jaw. Hanlon fought carefully and
left no opening. He worked his right and
left on Yanger's stomach and the Slasher
clinched. Hanlon missed hard right for the
jaw and they again mixed 1t without result
Hanlon did most Of the fighting with Yanger
holding on. Hanlon put hard right to the Jaw
three times and sent the Slasher back Yam
ger slipped to the floor and when he came up
was fought to a standstiI by Hanlon who
sent his right and left hard to the jaw Yam
ger groggy and clinched till the bell rang
Referee Smith promptly awarded the decision
IN Hanlon
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii 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
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BORN.

CLEARY-In this city. September %. 1908, to
the wife of DIR. s. Cleary, son.
STOLTE-In this city, September 81, 1908. to
the wife Of George A. Stolte son.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-30
UNITED UNDERTAKBRS.

Directors and Embalmers.--
Formerly in Metropolitan Temple.
Now at sec MISSION Tel South 167
Between Fourth and Fifth. Near Fifth st.
Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates.
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.ADoUARrERs FOR PARK Lors.

HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTsi
$500 70 S12OO-Only graded lots fronting
boulevard. ocean and park Cnobstructed
view from every lot. Fronting electric cars
Don't miss this opportunity. Easy terms.
SEQ 10 S250-Near ocean and park-S5 monthly.
Oceanslde branch office on goth ave and K st
OPEN SUNDAYS.
SELLING FAsT-sEE THEM TO-DAY.
$500 20 SlO09-NeW lots IN Sunset District
Graded and severed, near cars, $40 monthly.
Sunset branch office on 9th ave, near H St
$50 10 S20o-Level Excelsior Homestead lots
near Mission-st. electric cars-S5 monthly.
Choice Richmond District lots. SO monthly.
5000 70 $500, 3 and C room modern cot
tagess sunset Richmond and Excelsior
Homestead All bargainsl
Easy terms
SOL GET & SON owners and dealers.
Room o. Chronicle building
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sued.
87l-3 HATGHT ST. Mr. WEBSTER.
and 10 rooms and bath each. renting Tor SO
per month. lot 25xl20 10 rear street; $1,000
mortgage can remain If desired
Co6 GUERRERO ST. Mr.. 18TH.
roerns and bath. large sunny l1t. 55zlOO; mort
gage of $1,000 can remain If desired
HOWARD & 21sT ST BUSINESS CORNER.
store and fats. rents 500 per month: see
catalogue for further Particulars ART
Three Eats. 25os Howard St; particulars from
catalogue
25O7 Howard ST.. 2-story residence Of 10
rooms. particulars from catalogue.
ALSO
Cottage 75S Shotweu St; 6 rooms and bath;
ALSO
780 shotweu ST. cottage rooms and bath; lot
- .6XI22 IS; easy terms IL desired.
ALSO
1874 6hotweu St. two 2-story houses Of
rooms and bath each; rents S53; lot IS .6xl22 g;
mortgage oi 5000 can ;, remain s1 II desired
274O-z2 Filbert St. nr. Brodericz; ? handsome
renting Tor S53 per month; lot 25xl07 g; mort
gage OF $1,000 can remain II desired.
ALSO
Three choice building lots on Army St, nr-
church; p or 6oxl14 It. easy terms II desired
Further particulars IN catalogue Apply at
this Office.
T. B. SURRYHNE,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
13S Montgomery 81.
I also publish a monthly catalogue giving
particulars of ali classes OF property for sale
IA al parts OF the city Send for one.
MADISON & BURKE, 80 Montgomery st.
tom
ACCTIONt
AUCTIONt
AUCTION
WEDNESDAY -....-..... SEPT 50. 1908,
Al our ssIesroon. 80 Montgomery St
At y o'clock noon
REFEREE SALE.
No. 1870 California ST.. bet. Hyde and Lar
kn. old dwelling; elegant site for fats lot
ADMINISTRATION SALE
Nos =l-4S Langton ST., bet Howard ana
Folsom flats; renting for S25 per month;
lot 25LS0 ALSO
Nos 22-22i5 Laugton. bet. Howard and
Folsom; store and flats above; renting for
"a 90 Per month; lot 25x75.
BUSH ST Inside LOCATION
No 7o5 Bush. adjoining cor Powell: house
= rooms rent $50 per month; Al location
Tor apartment house
CALIFORNIA ST, NEAR POLK.
Nos l6J6-l61S California St. adjoining n
W cor Polk. houses. renting low for $50
Per month ms properly has, has grand business
TAELOR-ST. CORNER
Northeast cor Taylor ST and Broadway; 2
dwellings, renting for S63 per month; one OF
me most slightly and protected corners in
nleurs- Iot - .fx90
TAYLOR ST. ADJOINING COR. JACKSON
Nos I309-1311 and 1913 Taylor St: 6S g
feet south OF Jackson. large house OF %
rooms. baths, etc; also dwellings adjoining
~ rooms each which, with small outlay
could be converted into flats: grand marine
view; lot 10T -6x137.6
HOW ARD-ST. INVESTMENT.
Nos- 1909 70 12IIB Howard and 7Os to T12
lenara- 8 substantial modern fats on
Howard ST. and fats on Tehama St, in
-ear, present low rental $3.50 per annum:
l1t 45K160.
GOLDEN GATE PARK BLOCK.
Hair block facing Golden Gate Park:
fronting on Fulton st. (fcrmerly . stD
Ltirleth ave. and C. ST.: size 120x6OO
ESTATE OF H. HARTLEY. DECEASED
late Nos end IN hlaal 282 Of thz e. s.
p. Id and r. r. Association; size 75x200.
Lot No. in block - OF Excelsior Home
stead Association. size IOOxI5O
tor catalogue and particulars apply TO
MADISON & BURKE.
30 Montgomery st.
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Mining Stocks.
Morning Sessi

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Franz
isco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-30

ONLY $3.50 for both or 1920 for one: two
cl2loe ana very cheap lots: bargain; west
s-oe nlAyn ave, north of Lake St; the ad-
Joining lot just sold for $1,000. ready for
building; lots are graded street macadarnized
&C se"efe1s gas water and electricity on
street; a superior S,Nss OF residences are be-
..-e DeLt "a tnis losality; only a few steps
ron me electric cars on Lake st: fine buy
Tor builder 10 sell again. can arrange Tor
easy payments; pfl'cy Of title insurance COW
and Trust Company.
ooO CaIlIornia 81 Savings Union Bldg).
ONLY sI750-Bargains: lots on sunny side
Union St. with grand marine view. reeS,-
Ior builolng; cars pass; the only lots thai
are no" Tor sale cheap On north side Union.
$50 California st. Savings linton I5idro.
BARGAINS
e2400-Cottage 3 roms and bath; lot 25x1Oo.
Precita ave; cars pass the door: $500 cash.
tl5Go-Cottage. rooms; lot 25xs0; Folsom St
lalf block from cars; street work all done
20z125. fne reiehhorbo,9. -,is, t,, .oISLn. -t lot
nth and Twenty-sixth streets Fair Oaks
k2loO-Cottage. 4 rooms. and stable: unfinished
basement; can be made into a fat; Duncan
e. sunny sloe' between Guerrero and Do
ElIoO-Lots 25zI25; Fair oaks St. between
twenty -ttth and INenty-sizth: sunny side;
tne nelghborhood; lots IN same block held al
$1,000; $500 cash. balance long time.
J. F. PLUMBE. 14o2 Valencia st.
S21oo-Cor. 18th and Wisconsin SITS: new cot
IaRe of rooms. bath and basement: good locs
lion FOR grocery: $500 down. Sl5 a month
SlT50-Fine new cottage Of rooms bath and
basement SOC down. SO month; Wisconsin
s27O0-House OF hats and attic: basement
rear house; vicinity Mason and Fnbert SITS
BARGATV-Two handsome new residences of
rooms and bath; sunny. modern and IN 10
cate In every particular; Nos. 966 and o6s
clayton 81. near Golden Gate Park: price
s5lo0 and $500 Apply r. D. CRANsTON
SONS. IL Montgomery St
t2I0o COTTAGE Of 4 r. and b.. large basement
ano yard; 224 9th ST this is a bargain
sloo Gown and SIS per month; cottage. 7. and
D. COFFIN CO. 1908 Mission st.
fi1.coo-INCoME property south Of Market ST.
pays lO5z per cent net after deducting ali
expenses. IHORNE & CO. BIZ Bush st.
BUILD on your unimDroved realty: we loan
tull cost lmprov and part lot az per cent
REAL EsTATE-COuntry- Sale.
Z ACRES land. adjoining Union Park. colma:
fenced hedges around land; good house:
chick en- houses water. reasonable. chickens
ducks. r. s. THORNTON. 416 Examiner bid
ALFALFA lands. stock ranches. orchard.
vineyards: inspected bargains: monthly cata-
1ogOes sent free c. NJ WOOSTER CO.. cas-
Market 81
FOR sale-25 acres near Muir Station; partly
planted IN young vineyards oiled roads. Ad-
dress T. B.. 5o7 Sixth St. Oakland
sARGAInS-To rent or sell AZ acres near San
Mateo. 2o7 Church mr. Market. 10 to II a. m
fOR poultry and dairy ranches yielding a good
proht. HAMILTON Z kENDRICks sPetaluma !
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-30
.EAL EsTATE-CITY-FoR SALE.
At AUCTION
~ rNr0N 81 NR. MASON.

--l- t.l..W. ng Properties 10 BE on red al Auc-
tIau al Ny Ornce on MONDAY, oct.
3. at j O'Clock
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-30

Iue modern Z-EforY residence ol AV Foonis
.nd bath. lot 25xI2O 10 an alley; could be con-
rted iur0 lats at a small outlay.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-30

la-L ia 81. n Ll l-a--AN l--N ~ N'AN 4 IL
Handsome 2-srory bay-window residence OF
rooms ana bath. Iof 27.Gxl14 10 a rear
treet. mortgage of $4,000 can remain If de-