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Yesterdays BALL GAMES
BRIDGEPoRT STOPS RINEING
STREAK OF SPRINGFIELD.

Defeats nay State Men by Score of to
Q, Scoring Two Runs In the Last In
ning-Noruich and Hartford the
Other Winners.
Bridgeport, July 19.-The Orators
stopped the winning streak Of Spring
field to-day in one of the hardest-tought
battles seen on Newfield park this sea-
son. winning by the score of to 5.
Both sides fought desperately and over
anxiety was responsible for the errors.
The locals started in with three runs in
the first inning, due to faulty fielding
on the part of the Ponies. The visitors
appeared to have Wade, who was in the
points for Bridgeport. at their mercy in
the sixth. rapping out six singles and
scoring four runs, The locals made a
grand rally in the ninth, assisted by
Flanagan's error. Beaumont singled
and was sent to second by Clark's sac
rifice. coming home on Yale's hit.
o'Rourke raised one to Flanagan, who
dropped the bah, and Yale scored on
the error. The score by innings:
R.H.E.
Bridgeport 1888 0OO010O2- 6 10 4
Springfield 800 100000 o. 10 8
Batteries Wade and O'Rourke;; Mil
Ter and O'Connor.
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Announced at Meeting of Fire Commits.
sioners Last Night.

Announced at Meeting of Fire Commits
sioners Last Night.
AT an adjourned meeting of the fire
commissioners held last evening there
was no important business transacted.
The matter Of turning No. Us engine
house around so as to have it face the
junction of st. John street and Grand
avenue, instead of facing Artizan
street, as at present, was talked over,
but no definite action was taken.
President Cunningham announced
his appointments for the coming year,
which are as follows: Committee on
houses and apparatus, Messrs. Pearce
and Cunningham: on horses and har-
ness, Messrs. Kegelmeyer and We'll;
on supplies and hydrants, Messrs.
Gierding and Cunningham; on fire
alarm telegraph, Messrs. We'll and
Kegelmeyer; on auditing and permits,
Messrs Gierding and Pearce. There
being no other business the meeting
then adjourned.
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HARTFoRD 8. NEW LONDON ;.

Hartford, July 10. Hartford won its
third straight to-day, feat performed
for the first time this season. Cast
meyer made a hit every time up and
scored two runs with a double. Henry
scored two with his triple. Bannon
and Arrnbruster made many kicks, but
Merrick shook them off. Humphreys,
the manager. did not appear on the
field, Harms outpitched Paige and held
the Whalers safe. Hartford will play
two games in Norwich tomorrow. The
score by innings:
R.H.E.
Hartford .......O0103002 s /
New London 30 002010O 0-3 s
Batteries Harms and Doran; Paige
and Armbruster.
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with the proposed junction Of the New
Haven and Pennsylvania systems. A
franchise application was recently
made to the board OF aldermen for a
connecting railroad from Bushwick
junction in Queens, across Long Island
CITY and Wards and RandaH's Is
lands to the Bronx. This was for the
purpose Of giving the Pennsylvania an
entrance into New England by way Of
the New Haven lines. Thus the reason
for the six tracks is explained.
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c1TY's GROWTH IN POPULATION
Directory Publishers Estimates Show

Directory Publishers Estimates Show
Over $4,000 Inhabitants.
The 1904 directory for the city of New
Haven has been issued from the press
of Price, Lee & Adkins and is now be-
ing distributed. Ever since the last
United States census was taken the
city directory has disagreed with the
census returns upon the question of the
city's population. In 1900 the govern
ment census credited New Haven with
a population of one hundred and eight
thousand. At that time Wilson H.
Lee, of the directory concern, estimated
that the population Of New Haven was
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Eastern League.

AT Rochester-Jersey city 5, Roches-
ter 0.
AT Buffalo First game, Providence 4,
Buffalo 1; second game, Buffalo s,
Providence 5.
At Toronto Baltimore IS, Toronto 4.
AT Montreal -Montreay 5, Newark s;
darkness
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NORWICH 3 MERIpEN ..

Meriden, July 19.-Meriden lost the
ninth of the last ten games to Norwich
to-day, being shut out 8 to 0. The game
was listless one, with light batting.
The locals could not hit Peloquin con-
secutively. The score by innings:
R.H.E.
Meriden ........0 00O00000-O 8 4
Norwich .......0 00O3O0 00-S 8
Batteries Rogers and Fields; Pelo-
quin and Connolly.
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BROUGHT FROM BRIDGEPORT.
Joseph Malone, of Bridgeport, who
keeps a saloon in that place, was ar
rested there last night by Detective
Donnelly and brought to New Haven.
He is accused of non-support by his
wife, who lives in this city.
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81 certainly did enjoy your Sermon"
said the hard case, who seldom attend
ed church. ''Indeed'' replied the Rev.
Mr.. Tawker, "and which part did you
enjoy the most?' II guess 1t was the
part where dreamed had million
dollars. Philadelphia Ledger.
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EvERYrHING BUr THE ICE.

In package of JELL-o ICE CREAM
POWDER for making delicious ice
cream. Simply add quart of milk Cor
milk and cream mixed), to the contents
Of one package and freeze. No heating
or fussing. This is the time of year
when ice cream tastes better than any
thing else you can put on the table Or
ages 25 cents. @.3 NJ
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WEATHER RECORD.

washington, D. c., July 19, 5 .. m.
Forecast for Wednesday Thursday
For Eastern New York: Showers and
thunder storms and not so warm We'd
nesday and Thursday; light 70 fresh
south winds
For New England. Fair Wednesday
and Thursday; fresh south winds.
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Sale of Straw Hats, all new goods, at
FRIEND e. BROOKS,
7s5 Chapel Street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Bargains-The Chas. Monson co.
Creme Cigars-Dealers'.
Consolidated ale-Gamble-Desm
Grape NuIs-At GroceEs'.
Home Observation-Disclosures Shop.
Independent -Schoenberger's
New Potatoes-D. NJ WEIGH & Son.
Suits-The Edw. Malley Co.
Observation-Disclosures Chapel st.
Wanted-Woman-1 Huntington st
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Prices cut down on Straw Hats at
-. FRIEND d BROOKS,
gas Chapel Street.
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national League.

At Pjttsburg
R.H.E.
Pittsburg .......t0o0o0o02-2 S o
New York ~. 20 0 ! 90 900 OIL A D
Batteries-Lynch and Smith; Math-
ewson and Warner.
At Cincinnati
R.H.E.
Cincinnati .....s1020001*-7 s o
Brooklyn )......0O0l00 0 o. 8
Batteries Harper and Schlei; Garvin,
Cronin and Ritter.
At Chicago
R.H.E.
Chicago .......O00 10000 II Z q
Philadelphia 80 90 90 90 90 s /
Batteries Brown and King; suthoff
and Roth.
AT st. Louis
R.H.E.
ST. Louis .......115010O1 %-913 4
Boston .........0 0 90 o 20 o. 5 3
Batteries Corbett and Grady; VIII
helm, Fisher and Needhan.
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American League.

AT New York
R.HE.
Detroit $50 0O10 5000 OIL IS &
New York ...000O0O001 Oh z 2
Batteries Donovan and Buelow;
Chesbro and Kleinow.
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PATRIOTIC ORDER, SONS OF
AMERICA

At the regular weekly meeting Of the
Patriotic Order, Sons Of America,
Washington Camp, No. s, last Friday
night, the regular order Of business was
transacted.
The state entertainment COMMITTEES
has decided to entertain visiting dele
gates with shore dinner on August q.
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Lorenzo Harrison Of Summer island.
Branford, continues quite Ill as a result
OF a recent fall. There is much ank-5
ietv felt among the friends Of the old
veteran because Of his advanced age.,s
L The hop held at Brockett's Point par
vilion last Saturday evening, under the
management Of Thomas Keyes Of Ed
wards street. this city, was a great
success. many Of the young people go-
inc down from the warm city to aug
ment the great number of cottagers
from along the Branford shore. Among
the dancers were the Misses Corcoran,
Ryan, Healy, Smith, Tracy, Brown
and Bishop Of this city, and the Misses
Mcclure, Kelly and Hurley Of Meri-6
den.
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At hiIadelphia
RH.E

ST Louis .......o eO0o0Ool-1l0 s
Philadelphia ...O000000O0 90 5 o
Batteries Glade and Kahoe; Waddell
and Schreck.
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At Boston

Cleveland ..ooo1o0e000o2-3.1 10 i
Boston ....... .0001000o0000-1 g I
Batteries Bernhard and Benis;
Dineen and Criger.
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Local weather report.

New Haven, July 10.
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At Washington
RH.E.
washington 80 0O100000-1 6 2
Chicago ........1 00220 05 8 i
Batteries Dunkle and Clarke; Walsh
and Mcfarland
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TIE DAY,s OPERATIONS N STOCKS.

Transactions ~ yesterdays market showed
slight falling OF IN volume as compared N-,A
the closing days Of the last week while prices
IN the greater number of issues eNhihired eT-
IRENE trreruIarttg. with the tendency generally
toward lower quotations. especially in the last
hour Of trading IN view Of tile strength ana
activity Of the last few weeks the reaction was
rot surprising or dl-4u-e-..E - people who have
the best interests n che market tU mind. stocks
have enjoyed an almost uninterrupted advance 81
the last few weeks and. according 70 the o"in-
ION OF the best Judges further Improvement E.-
he recorded before al important setback oeN0--
OPS: but traders who believe that good sized
temporary reactions VIII NOT be- market features
may md their theory rather expensive " nile
r. setback was due in yesterdays trading, the
Street appeared to believe that more Wari..e
news from the Far East was the real cause az
the DAYS selling. London was heavy seller
on the local exchange. while American eecuri-
ties We're weak features i'll the London market,
also al public securities were of on The foreign
bourses.
with the exception OF Peoples Gas, Conson-
dated Gas. Erie first preferred. TirEiuia-C4ro-
lima Chemical and the United states Rubber
shares there was little evidence Of strength IN
the active list after the intia, dealings. IL Peo-
Pies Gas buying was encouraged by the decision
I'm the 15-oeu- gas case. which was fl favor Of
tie company. the court ruling that the state
dfa no. delegate 70 TIE city Of CEiraGo the
right 20 regulate the price az gas. The suit
was brought ro restrain the city from reducing
ras 70 - cents. Chicago and is politicians
apparently spend q large proportion of their
time I'll Iavts.1e schemes - mulat the Peoples
Gas COMPANY. and the fact that +. this Instance
they have been checked lv the United states
courts IS. ~ course. most gratifying 70 all me
stock ard bond holders ~ tne corporation. open
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INACTIVE STOCKS.


,--rs,.-4 ~ William E. Nichols & Co.. No Is Wall -
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no Feature on LegqI Decision Falora5Ie to the


Closing prices yesterday Of tne principal active
seear.r.es ard yet changes from Saturdays quo
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MI9CELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William e Nichols & Co.. No IL vvsr.,
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS.

FURNISHED by vn.aa r. .l.ao,- Co... NO l. wan--''
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FERRY COMPANIES.

F,lrrsnei ~ v.Iarl = >-h5's ~. 10 IS VaIl-sr)
Int period El. .Ass.I.
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BANK STOCKS.

reported by Clinton Gilbert. No vsu-,,,
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.


sae--s .-A 5-.i,I sal - % -. .t5osi,E,-
sold .eTen LI-~a Low. i -!- I''-. 80
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STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.

FURNISHED 3, Hr.ao e >'eao., e 60. so Is 7''.s-
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BERKELEY ADVERTS'NT,
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
A sNAP-SEE 1T

SNAP-SEE IT.
$1450-S250 cash. balance SIS per month:
new 5-room cottage. hot and cold water. bath
and toilet. high basement. brick foundation. 1
block to
S6OO0-House of large rooms; all modern
and up date with a blcck Of land; we'll
windmill and tank. barn. ehicken-house. fruit
trees; house cost more than / am asking for
the property.
S1S50-New Broom cottage: high basement.
fine mantel, stationary tubs, bath. toilet, etc.
large lot: 1 block to cars
S2So0-SS0o cash, balance S25 per month: s
large rooms: all modern lot 5Ox135; fruit
trees; work all done
$500 TO S6O0-Street work all done; $25 cash.
balance IS and $40 per month.
S15O0-S320 cash. balance SIS per month:
large rooms; good well and city water; lot
40x135.
s21O0-s200 cash. balance $50 per month";
large and bath. stationary washtubs;
fine mantel- high basement. cement walks
street work all done: blocks 20 both trains.
S2200-S1100 cash, balance fiat mortgage: s.
room house; lot T6x100: blocks to train;
duced from $1,000 for quick sale.
W. c. MORAN. South Berkeley.
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REAL EsrArE-c1rx-roR SALE.
$50 CALIFORNIA ST.

". >. OCNNs
$50 CALIFORNIA ST.
Savings Union Building.)
Only S9S5-Nery cheap and under its actual
value: the last one the others all sold +.
easiest kind of terms; 500 down: INSTALL
ments monthly or quarterly; graded :.
street graded, macadamized and severed .
ready for building; flats be built
on this low-priced lot; well located; east
line Of 11tb ave, $50 feet south from
Point LobCs ave; size 25x120. convenient
TO 2 lines electric cars. the Sutter ST ard
Sth ave, transferring to all parts OF the
city. Begin the year by purchasing
this lot; both installments OF the taxes
paid up to next year and certificate Of
title insurance company goes with the lot
$500 for both-11th ave. bet. Point Lob0s
ave. and Clement; lots. 25x12O; good
location for fats.
Sl1O0 each-2 choice lots on the sunny side
Union St, 27:6xl10 ready for building.
hne residence TO go up on adjoining lot
We want to sell these lots and ask for
an offer; viii sell on easy monthly pay
ments- W. J. GUNN.
$50 California 81.
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EXTRA LARGE LOTS.
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY

II you want a good large lot at a moderate
price look at these We are offering in the
Jordan tract, near California ST. and 1st ave
Prices $3.50. s17OO $500 and $3.50
No lot less than so feet front. nearly ali
lots 80 :4x120; streets so feet wide graded,
the tract.
Terms. one-nfth cash, balance in 1. q 3
and years
Building restrictions, prohibiting the erec-
ton Of any building for other than resi-
cence purposes, including not more than two
flats to lot enforced: stores etc;
these restrictions and the large lots. together
with the low prices. make II safe for you to
buy and build.
Lots adjoining this property are selling for
much more money; where can you buy for
s55 front foot land as desirable apt
to improve as this? Excellent car facilities;
Eddy Sacramento, Sutter and Geary-st- lines;
send for diagram. with prices.
LYON 4 HOAG.
116 Montgomery St
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4 CHANCE FoR ALL

CARTOON The WALKING LABOR DELE
GATE.
REMEMBER Re HAS
EOEEIsH. CUNNING. BlOAIED FACE.
SMALL Evil EYES. 40 LIFE N THEM
rHEY ARE LIKE PAIR OF FRIED
EGGS HE Has A VERY LOW FORE
HEAD VERY SHORT THICK NECK BIG
CIGAR HALF-SllOKED. II HIS MOUTH
EE WEARS THE LATEST SPORTY
CLOTHES VERY SMALL DERBY HAT.
SLIGHTLY HANGING OVER FACE LARGE
lLL-6oI-rE-N DIAMoNDs IN SCARE
HEAVY WATCH CHAIN WITH DIAMONDS
CT-FF BUTTONS. SET WITH LARGE DIA-
MCNDS HE HAS AN IGNORANT SWAG-
CIR IL HIS WALK he Is A CONTINUAL
VISITOR TO RACE TRACKS. GAMBLING
HOUSES LOW SALOONS. he HAS AN
EXTRA LARGE BLOATED BELLY He Is
CRATER WITH MTRDEROTS N
SrINCrS A BALLOT BOX SUFFER- AND
a DESTROYER OF HOMES
EVERYBODY
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Ntk SPAPER. PERIODICAL. ETC. IN THE
UNITED STATES. CANADA. MEXICO. ETC.
MURRAY & READY.
65s and CSC Clay Street
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MINERS
machine miners. good mine. $50.
PORTER
ssnmakers. city JOB. s. 50 70 s. day.
COOK AND WIFE.
Cook and wife as first and second. country
restaurant. $50 and found
y iiker and wife. Portuguese Alameda coun-
FARMS AND DIARIES.
le farm hands ranch teausrers. mixers
choremen ard choreboys city and country
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
. cocks. walters and kitchen hands. beloOys
and elevator boys.
LAUNDRY.
Marker and distri butor. country laundry. $50
l'ser enc cleaner, country job
BOoKKEEPER. COUNTRY STORE.
Boo5eesgsF e2ggatTy sroeeTy store. 90 G. 20
BOOK KEEPER
bookkeeper and sten0grspher, ranch. south,
SO and found
MINERS.
GOLD QUARTZ NINE.
nana miners eeoe SOC mine, 80 hotel
OREGON. COAL MINERS. OREGON
OREGON
10 coal miners for good mine BY contracts {;
big money can be made on this JOB:
Fare Refunded Fare Refunded
sTABLEAIAN.
F1r e company stable. city. steady Job $50
TEAMsrERs
8 tesnsters. scraper work. city job s. IS day
BENCH HAND
Bench hand. country planning mill. s. 50 day.
Blaeksulith and WoodWorzer, country shop, s.
day
Man n rln restaurant. good opening.
Young man for coal yard city, steady, SIS
week
clothes Gresser city Job. SIS week
Man AND WIFE. NINE co.
Mar and WIFE mine company. wife cook man
-c work in r-lne So and found.
SPECIAL.
FOREMAN
Rock foreman. handle powder and get out
rock oren cut uork. see boss here. 500 & "a.
Finishing and slope foreman. country grading
Job see boss here Slo0 and found.
MURRAY & READY, 634-656 Clay ST
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MINCEMEAT TO SMALL AID PATRC
HELP wANTED-MALE-cOntinued.

a. RRAE & READY. Css-caG Clay ST.
Phone Main 5S4S
IliE RIGHT or MAN ~ LIVE: THE
RIGHT or NAN TO WORK
Leading Employment and Labor Agents
We gave in 1903 1eo4 We hope to
90 coo men work Increase 81. COO.
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norEY 20 noAx-oontsnu.a.


AAA-HERMAN MURPHY,
Quick settlements; no disappointments.
Save expenses by dealing directly.
Estate. second mortgages, undivided inter-
ests. assignments Of rents, property in trust,
etc; lesacies. life estates and undivided in
terests In property purchased
Courteous treatment. Strictly confidential.
See HERMAN MURPHY
WILL LOAN
reasonable amount on
LIST. I'd or Sd
Mortgage, on real estate,
In city. town or country.
Low rate OF interest.
Give fun particulars
Box 223. Call office
HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain
liberal advances on diamonds jewelry, at
per cent interest Baldwin Jeweiry Store.
pTS Market; tel. Main 1874. Branch 1892
Market and q Third.
A-oN furniture or pianos at lowest rates: no
removal; no publicity; also on real estate;
lst or I'd mortgages any security. any
amount. o. w BECKER, S6 Geary, room 80.
MONEY loaned to salsried people. retail mer-
chants, teaudsters. boarding houses, without
security; easy payments; large business In 46
principal cities. TOLMAN, 55S Parrott bldg.
ANY amount quickly on furniture sor piano
rates; strictly confidential: no commits Ma
tional Credit Co, sos Donohoe bid. Taylor
PRIVATE-Money loaned on salaries without
security; diamonds chattels; fee;
COM: cut rate. Cal Loan Co, ,523 Parrott bid.
ANY amount on country property. L. A.
SPENCER. 472 Tenth st.. Oakland.
TO saIaried people without security. The White
Co. 420 California ST.. rooms Il and Is
PRIVATE party will loan money on salaries
without security. Room T5, 9I6 Market St
sALARIED people on note s. F. DISCOUNT
AGENCY, 125-l2I Phelan bldg. Private
MONEY loaned on diamonds. watches. jeweiry;
confd. Diamond Parlor Jewelry Co, 722 Mkt.
DON'T borrow money on salary until YOU see
us. Hutton Credit Co. 912 Mutual Bank bldg
STAR Loan Co of wyoming loans to saiaried
employees Room 3l1. Mutual Saw. Bk. bldg
mo. s. F. Collateral Lean Bank 535 Kearny.
sgs ON furniture & pianos: SIS up; no removal;
no CON- V. TREMAIN, room 81. Eddy st.
CASH loaned salaried people on notes without
indorser. MORRELL+ 500 Examiner building.
A WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Call
16 pages in wrapper for mailing 81 per year
MONEY WANTED.
WANTED-Party who can invest $4,000 or
$4,000 in manufacturing poultry and stock
food business, which is now earning $500
per month, and with additional capital will
clear $25,0 900 this coming year. Address box
$50. Cali office.
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rEzsoNAIs-coutinusd.

THE Star Hair Remedy restores gray hair i'm
proves its growth. stops falling. cures dandruf
and itching scalp; no stain or sickness
cleanses scalp; at druggists hairdressers' :ac-
cept no substitute. Star Remedy Co, 1888 Polk
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SAN MATEo zBAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
PROPERTY WANTED.

GOOD Oakland property to exchange for coun
try property. L. A SPENCER. Az Tent
St. Oakland.
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A SNAP.
$500 cash will buy an S0O-acre stock ranch IN
Sonona County: house. barn. orchard and
vineyard; plenty OF water and wood; es-
pecially good for hog raising; must DC
sold within one month on account Of dis
agreement between owners. See P c.
LASSEN & CO.. 466 Tenth St. Oakland.
Cal
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REPUTABLE place to rent gents fun dress
Tuxedo or Prince Albert suits. J. COOPER
p stockton St Cormerly at Palace Hotel)
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For Additional Classified Advertise
ments See Page IA
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MUSICAL rxsrRuMErrs.

A BUNCH OF BARGAINS.
1 Haake S3S; L Decker. S4s; Stoddard, 81
l Fischer, S125.
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A-BUES. sells or rents gear machinery. en-
gines boilers water pipe, shafting puileys
etc. WHITELAW. 253-255 Spear 81.
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ATTENTION. HOMEsEEKERSt
Send postal for catalogue OF the best lane
bargains in California c. NJ WOOSTER CO.
Gas Market ST.
CONTRA Costa County Real estate for sale
Send for list D. ]. WEST Martinez Cal
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/ ALL kinds Of talking machines and records at
factory prices. LEWIS AIS Kearny; ex-
changes made
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snap II taken soon. but viii not keep.
N. ]. NEWKOM
COS Second St, .Marysyille. Cal
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A 6-MONTHS- OLD japanese silk terrier. white
and black colored for sale or exchange for
Winchester shotgun. ". SHAEFER SIT
Howard
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TRY our mems shoes at s. and 81 so pair:
foot-form shoes at 81 so; We pay express
CHARGES II Sd 81. Exam. bid; cstalog free
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2 VERY fine Xmas trees. Is feet high. for sale.
Call at the ". Q. hardware store 25SS Mar
ket ST, near Sixteenth
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WANTED-Nice marine view home in Ct
from owner, at a bargain. Box 5969. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

s5ooo-so ACRES Of land. all under cultiva-
ton with improvements. IN orchard section
Of Sutter County; only three miles from