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New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
SEEKS TO END THE WAR.
Belgian Delegate to See PreS'dent
ON Peace Errand.

OYSTER Bay Long Island, Aug. oO-lhloI riio
tion was received at the executive offices here
Tonight OF the arrival in New-York to-day OF
G. Francotte a delegate to the peace conference
which is TO be held in September at the 81
Louis Expostion He is said TO be the bearer
of credentials from the King of Belgium to
President Roosevelt, requesting the latter TO
use his good offices in the restoration OF peace
between Russia and Japan.
No engagement has been made for Nj. Fran
cote to see the President. The usual diplo-
matte proceedings would require that the bear
er of a mission should call on the Secretary OF
State first and make through him arrangements
for an interview with the President. 1t is like
ly that that course of procedure Will be followed
in this instance.
Wilhelm II yesterday, will go to Oyster Bay to-
day to the President. He is to arrange de-
tails for the International Peace Congress which
is to meet on September T. All the nations or
the world will send delegates The Belgian del
egate said that plans for settling the Russo-Jap-
that he probab bly, would suggest ideas for q basis
of protocol
AS a result of the conference memorial en-
bodying the suggestions brought forth Will be
addressed to both nations NJ. Francotte be-
lieves. His government. he said had been told
by the powers that. being n non-combative ma
ton. it could take the initiative in this move
mept better than any other nation.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
Il PORT ARTHUR DIARY.
The SeUastOpoI DriUen Back to Port
Shore Guns an 4ctiOn.

Che-Foo Aug 30-The following diary has
been received from Port Arthur
August 23-It is quiet the eastern front
The guns on Quail Hill and the shore batteries
successfully bombarded the enemy on the west
ern front. The japanese have occupied the
quarantine station at the village of Dayangow.
The battlrship Sebastopol wen- out this morn
ing to lombard the enemy in Takne Bay, but
withdrew under cover Of the batteries upon the
appearance of the cruisers Nisshin and Kasuga.
with a detachment of torpedo boats.
August 24-Last night and this morning the
japanese delivered three assaults on the Zare-
doutny battery, but the enemy was driven off
by shrapnel from the rear, with heavy losses.
August 25.-The Japanese are hurriedly in
trenching at the foot of Ouglovaya, or Corner
Hill, to the northeast of Port Arthur.
August 26-There has been change.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
THE DUEL OF BIG GUNS.
Heights Resemble Volcanoes-The
Positions of the Russians.

Berlin, Aug. 30.-Colone! Gaedke. correspond
ent OF the "Tageb!att" at Liao-Yang tele-
graphed to his paper at noon to-day as follows:
The deciding battle has been IN progress since
early dawn The Russian positions are on the
heights surrounding Liao-Yang making a
sent-circle Of about eight and d half miles from
The railroad 10 the Upper Tai-Tse River and
averaging about four and one-third miles from
the city.
A magnificent artillery duel is in progress
since II o'clock Il has reached extraordinary
intensity. Al $50 .. N. a Russian battery
RgS5sa p,saa on me heights north Of the TaiTse
River Degep Smelling the Japanese, who were
attempting 70 advance on the An-Ping road.
dispatch from L!ao-YaDg to the "LokaI
An2eiger." timed 9.25 - NJ to-day. says:
What appears TO be the deciding battle began
a. e.. : d "a. since tnea the artillery has been
numbering and rife fire has been rolling inces-
sanity. The encrcling heights resemble fro
emitting mountains. The Japanese began fha
attack east Of Lao-Yang, along the Tai-Tse
River, but we're repulsed
The firing as now specially heavy south ana
southwest OF Llao-Yang. one can no longer
distinguish individual detonations The Wv
borg Regiment, Of which Emperor William is
aonorary colonel is eeploying upon the battle-
Held. The Russian army is fun Of conf dence
The total strength of the combatauts engaged
IS estimated at oyer half a million men. The
battle probably VIII continue FOR several DAYS
Paris. Aug. 30.-The Temps" correspondent
at Liao-Yang. telegraphing from there to-day
at lSZl a. m. says:
There is no sign that the Russians intend an
early evacuation OF Liao-Yang Through the
night, from 2 Fooftop, / could see the h,Irstfne
OF smells from the japanese guns. The Japan
ese are approaching the crests east and snntb
OF the town. The attacking force is estin1ated
at two hundred thousand men, with seven nun.
dred guns S'''
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
LINER REPORTED DRIFTING AT SEA.
The Phoenicia Seemed To Be in Trouble-No
Fears for Her Safety.

Bremen. Aug 30.-The North German Lloyd
steamer Kronprnz Wilhelm, which arrived here
to-day, reports having sighted on August p the
Hamburg-American Line steamer Phenicla,
which left New-York on August 20. in latitude
46, longitude 81 apparently drifting.
Inquiries made at the offices OF the Hamburg
American Line in this city showed that nothing
known there OF the report about the PhG-
nicia. The Phnnicia has on board over seventy
cabin passengers and about &C hundred and
seventy passengers in the steerage.
The point where the Phnnicia was sighted is
about thirteen hundred miles from New-fork
and is In the track OF transatlantic steamers 1t
is probable that the PhnnIcla's engines were
out OF order when she was sighted by the Kron-
prnz Wilhelm. No fears are entertained fo- her
safety.
The Phpncia IS twin screw steamer. of '.4l2
tons gross and ( 100 tons net register. she was
built in Hamburg in 1894 Is 400 feet long, has
% foot beam and is 80 feet deep.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
TAFT SPEAKS At PORTLAND, ME
A Large Audience Greets Him-W. 7. Cobb
Makes Address.

Portland. Me. Aug. 9.-The most important Re
publican political meeting IN Western Maine pre-
ceding the State election September u was that
in city hall tonight addressed by Secretary William
H. Taft and William T Cobb, the Republican
didate for Governor. Charles Sumner Cook, OF this
city. presided.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31

one year. and in q seige month is counted as
year For the soldiers II reduces tneit ,,or
80, 49,, for oa9cers II reduces the period when
rorv+ alanse before their next promotion Oroiiia
uy officers are promoted every three years u 49,
tbev reach the rank OF captain when usuahy 80 80
have to await vacancies or give way 70 - -, or
rivate soldier is eighteen years. four OF w tba
an Pthataverage are spent with the colors' anu 'i'
,,est in the reserve.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
SCORES DROWNED FROM FeRRYsoAr.

London Aug so-A dispatch TO news agency
from Berlin says n telegram has been received
there from Lodz. Poland announcing that ferry
boat oapsized 20 o-day the River Kanien re-
suting in seventy persons being drowned. Thirty
OF the passengers were saved II is added that the
boat was licensed to carry only thirty persons.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
SIXTEEN BRITISH SAILORS DROWNED.

Alden. Arabia. Aug ga boat containing the
captain and sixteen members of the crew who had
left the British steamer Baron Innerdale (from
Kurrachee. British India July 27 for the United
KINGDOM or the ContiuenD. which was ashore al
the Kuria Muria Islands off the southeast coast OF
Arabia cnpsized, and all the occupants were
drowned with the exception OF one boy, who was
saved by natives.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
THE DON LEAVES VIGO.

Vigo, Aug. 3O.-The Russian auxiliary cruiser
Don, which put in here August 2S for repairs,
sailed to-day, after repairing her condensers.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
OEvERY WORKER ASSAULTED.

Richard Butler. an ironworker. former Assembly
man from the IXth District and OF big Bill
Devery's righthand men, was assaulted yesterday
afternoon by a gang OF white and coored men, and
was badly beaten. II Of the primary
polling booths in West Thirtieth-st.. few doors
west OF EIghth-avs
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
BRYAN SAYS VOTE FOR PARKER.

Nevada Mo-. Aug. 3O-Wflliam = Bryan spoke
TO a large audience at Lake Park to-day. He said.
in part:
II I were in Missouri I would vote the Stats
ticket from top to bottom. I would vote FOR your
Democrat congressman. for Legislatures which
elects a Senator and 1 would vote for Parker and
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
HeRRIcK MEN LOSE IN ALBANY.

Albany Aug. 30-The Democratic primaries to-
day resulted in a victory for the WOod-McCabs
faction over the adherents OF Justice Herrck- The
former won five OF the seven contests, and re-
tains its control OF the local organization by
electing its men IN thirteen Of the nineteen wards
q gain OF one Ward over last year.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
MCARREN WINS IN KINGS.
Continued from first page.

XIth districts, where w. j. Beattie and Harry
Jacquillard, the present leaders respectively had
little trouble in overcoming the opposition.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31

Shanghai, Aug. 30.-The Russian cruiser AS
kold and the destroyer Gromovo. finished dis
arming to-day
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31
BALTIC SHIPS BACK AT CRoNsTADT
Squadron Returns from Cruise-DeniaI of
Damage to the Souvaroff

Cronstadt, Aug 30.-The Russian Baltic
squadron, which left Cronstadt on August % on
a trial cruise returned TO this harbor to-day.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31

Reval. Aug. 30,--The report that a gun
board the battleship Souvarof had exploded is
untrue. The warship successfully went through
trials
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31

ConstantinopIc Aug 2n.-Ex-SuItou Murad V.
brother OF the present Sultan. died yesterday from
diabetes from which he had long suffered. His
hod,, vros ulaced To-day In the Yeuldjami mau-
soleum at Stambou where his mother Is buried.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-31

The Russian military regulations, IN time of war;
reduce the active service of officers and soldiers
alike. Thra~ -a~''iss. active service is counted
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

MILL VALLEY
S5JO0-2-story rooms, bath; LOT 10Or9no.
hard finished and finely papered; electric
lights; aviary and choice birds; small
cottage in rear; redwood trees.
s6JOO-2-storys 10 rooms. bath tennis cour,
beautiful grounds; choice location en- hin.
nne view OF mountains
S4OOO-3-story, rooms. bath, acre ground.
hillside, redwoods; near depot; choice
S4OOO-2-stOry. 10 rooms. bath. LOT 0OxI 9O-
corner; hne marine view; depot
S4oOO-2-story. rooms. BATH . lots j acre.
choice view OF Tamalpais; heart of the
redwoOds
s3Oo0-l-story. rooms. bath. choice trees.
Garden: view Of TamalDais, near depot;
s24OO-2-story, Dlastered: lot l50x5O; bearing
fruit trees: choice flowers: near depot; a
lovely home.
s225o-2-story. rooms. bath, electric tights.
redwoods; bargain.
S240O-l-story. rooms bath; z acre: Cas-
summer home
s275o-,l-story, rooms. lot s9x2so; opposite
depot; beautiful trees.
$780, rooms. bath. large room in cellar:
lot 4oxl2O additional lot of 40x12O IL de-
S20G0-l-story, rooms and BATH lot 15O feet
front; hillside: choice residence spot
Sl5OO-l-story. rooms, bath, large basement.
lot 3Ixl25xs0: barn. windmill: small cot
tage rooms; lne for chickens; 10 min
TO RENT From 4 TO MONTHS.
Sl5--Cabin. rooms. in redwoods. near depot
S20-Cabin. rooms. in redwoods near depot
S25-Cottage. ; rooms and bath, Hillside
Sabotage, to rooms.
$S3-Cottage. rooms and BATH Cascade drive
40 unfurnshed cottages. @ TO 10 rooms
Lots in Sunnyside Tract Gardner Tract and
Tsmalpsis Land and Water Company property
Stetson e. Gushing Tract. Look out for boom
in NH Valley property Buy now price
will never fail
s. n. ROBERTS.
REAL ESTATE.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

r.AYMANCI REAL ESTATE Co.
46O-462 Eighth st, Oakland
So0.ooO-Fine central business block; pays Z
per cent net; long lease hne future
valEe.
ness block; rent $500; easily raised.
S1S.OOO- Modern 3-story business block $1,000
net per annum; D year lease adJolns
$1,000 modern flats: rooms; corner. Sox
100; rents SO; near Broadway.
S6S50-Pair fire modern flats; rents $50; cen
trally located. near locals.
81 OOO-Pair modern fats; rooms; 81 71aXloO'
rent $40; near city center
Sl65oo-Elegant mansion: Oakland Heights
is rooms; private home never offered
$1,000 Magnificent Linda Vista residence; IA
rooms; elevated site: lOOx2O0; furnace
onyx fireplace; elaborate interior; stable.
Sl0OoO-Superb residence; y rooms; elegant
interiors > manteis' terrseed corner; COX OK
ll5. cost SIS 900: choicest home and To-
cation west OF Brosdway -.
SSo00-Fine broom house: corner. 'Vst Vss,t.s. -.
s. +. corner Thirteenth and Aloe'
blocks from History bank mortgage
$1,000: must sell.
s.. .c5O-OVner leaving: fine Broom house 4oA
lsl: near Telegraph and Albion must
IS. 4oo~Fine modern house; . rooms, baths;
terraced lots near lelegfapn, CiOse n -,
81 eJ0-Cost $4,000: extra fne Gothic corner
5oNiso. convenient 20 Broadway 90,
IS. .S5O-Neariy 4 acres; VIII suhdiVlde into %
lots: modern store and nat; mortsage
Loandro electric road: owner needs
money.
s.. 500 Beautiful cottage; rooms; me cor
ner: 70Xl0O choicest location in cen
trsl East Oakland: absolutely must be
s.. .aso@Fine cottage: rooms. 3 nantels; 4Ox
1e5: Filbcrt ST.. inside Of Fourteenth St 4;
see this.
s. s5O-Cost $1,000 fine 11-room residence;
harm terraced lot. 5ox14os stone WALL
elevation: East Oakland; easy terms
So. .OOO-New modern home; rooms; corner
4Oxl50. never occupied; easy terms
s. So hsolute forced sale; new e-room
house. near Thirty-eighth and Tele-
graph.
s. e150-ENtra good: modern Groom COTTAGE
near Twentieth and West; 45XlO0i gas,
nantel basement.
So 45o-Rafiroad men. attention. Choice 8
room cottage: gas. mantel. porcelain
hath cement basement 3OXl05; near
Eighth and Center.
s. OC0-Piedrnont cottage; rooms, basement
aOxiO5. cost $3.50: must be sold.
SMALL COTT AGES.
81 15o-Neat corner cottage: rooms; leN
1e5. well. stable; near san Leandro
road. terms.
81 S0a-I- niCn ST. cottage; rooms. barn. Wen,
cement walks. street work complete;
1enx115: must be sold.
81 3OO-Cottage. 4 rooms; lot 5OXl52; nice To-
cation
n 1oo-Hari finished cottage: 3 rooms; 40x
Ts5. near Kew route. Piedmont
IAyNANCF real. ESTATE co,
46O-462 Eighth St,
OAKLAND.
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Min Valley. Cal.
SELLING FAST.
EEIITNC IA CT
.oor1,TS so - - - -

100 LOTS SOLD Up TO DATE
Large new subdivision at the station of MN
Valley; 40 acres in large lots. in the very CEN
ter of the valley. none of which are less than
50xl20: prices range from $500 TO $500: terms
10 per cent cash. balance SO monthly: grand
home sites amid pleasant SURROUNDINGS: beau-
tiful view OF mountains and the bay: the eli
mate unequaled: splendid opportunity FOR an
investment; land values bound TO increase as
MIL Valley is rapidly coming TO the FROM
the new electric road has shortened the time
all the conveniences Of a city; fine supply OF
pure mountain water. good sewerage and
drainage, electric lights. stores, churches and
schools and. in fact. all conveniences: lois
beautifully wooded. send for our new Illus
trated book descriptive OF Mill Valley.
LYON & HOAG. 116 Montgomery St
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FOR sale-''Sleepy Hollow: prettiest cottage
in Mill Valley; completely furnished; large
lot: frontages; fine garden and trees;
minutes to depot. Address c. NJ. DEPEW.
sos san Jose ave.
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A J. SNYDER.
Real Estate Broker and Dealer.
go Ninth St, Oakland. Cal
North side of 2lst ST.. between FiIbert and
Linden: splendid colonial house of rooms and
bath. about years old; lot f0xlOO, nicely I'M
proved lawns palms. etc, owner building q
larger house and wants 70 sell this at once;
house can be converted into two fats
West side Of Filbert St. between 18th and
lath: lot 40x125; rooms and bath; $500; this
Is bargain
East side OF Fibert ST. between 18th and
2lst sts. lot 40Nl25; new; : rooms and bath;
s4200
S7OOO-Corner on West ST.: contains mod
ern cottaEes q rooms and hath. ano hats OF
8 rooms and bath each; rhis would make a
splendid Investment. could he made TO bring in
an income Of SEQ per month. and always rent
Northeast corner on Castro st; rooms and
bath and stable; lot 45x1o0; price S60Oo.
Splendid home On Sycamore st. near Tele-
graph: rooms and bath hardwood floors. at
tic etc. lot 5oxlCO; modern in every partlcu-
lar: Just being completed: this must be seen
10 be appreciated. This is just what you are
looking for.
I can sell you a lot 35xl40 feet in depth
Of Oakland: this property is easily worth 30
per cent more than am asking for il; favor
able terms can be made at this hgure.
Lots convenient 10 the Key Route ferry sys-
TEN from S450 upward; all severed and street
work done on some OF them.
A. J. SNYDER.
Real Estate Broker and Dealer
4f1 Ninth ST.
Oakland. Cal.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
HARRY L. HoLCOMB.

3I4 San Pablo Ave.
Between 18th and 18th SITS Phone Main 533.
Member OF Oakland Real Estate Association,
Board OF Trade and Booster Club.
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Upon inspection you viii find quality, guam
tity and price to be attractive.
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The following choice offerings are exclusively
represented by this office:
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SO 2O0-Besutiful colonial cottage home;
strictly up to date; built ION honor
large lot; exceptionally located and sur
rounded; few minutes TO Key Route; the
or experienced housekeeper will
quickly buy after inspection.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
REInrN.s RARGAINs

18th st. and new DE Fremery Park: grab IL
SIPS for lot 2-Mlo on Baker ST.. near
Garrison. Berkeley.
$1,000; Fire factory site Of acres front
ing y. r. r and san Pablo ave. in
Ssioo~spleTdid income and investment spec
ulation: flats with J0-fOot lot in rapidly i'm
proving section and well rented.
Special sna-s. D am instructed to close out
the heirs interests iu the Jones estate. COM
Telegraph ave. with lots f5Nloo each. $500
near Grove, with lots $oNloo each. al $500
apiece, 6o-fcot lut Oh Jones -. al $1,000; Is
acre and - ie-acre piece in Fruitvala ~ S40o
io $3.50 9er acre. and lot 50Nl2o y. J.. cor
S4th and Grove ets.. S21D0 These are sacri-
Gee prices force immediate sales. Come
auick before tleev're all gone.
BELDEN Real Estate. HIP Broadway Oak
land.
FRANK F. LEE. all broadway. Oakland
INVESTMENT.
Sa40o-Tno fats. almost new, rooms and
aeth each eas and electricity, between Teie-
eIsph and Grove. close 10 business center and
local trains. stesdy tenants az seas per year:
PAYS u per cent. investigate.
ss550-Buiit Tor home; almost new:
co-onial. rooms. cemented basement: sunny
side - street. near 27th and Telegraph.
S2Gjo-Good t-room cottage; close ia; sunny
side: east Or Grove 81
Si65o-Tuo-story house of c nice rooms. on
s4th St. lot 5U1Ioo
Piedmont ave. facing south: 81 :6xll7.
SlTJo-NeW cottage. > rooms all conven-
ieilces. good basement. lot 30Gl2o: near Pied
mont ave and key route steticn
II seeking "a home in Oakland inspect my
list of Specials.
Choice building lots in all parts OF the city
FRANK p LEE.
Oh Broadway. Oakland.
SOME VALUES WORTHY OF SPECIAL AT
TENTION. SOMETHING WORTH LOOK
ING INTO.
sls50--A modern cottage of 3 rooms. with
bath hot and cold water and other modern
conNenicnces; on the sunny side OF a sunny
street $50 feet from the line. A great
bargain.
s27Jo-within three blocks OF the Key route
ferry line 6-room house; very modern and
beautifully finished; lot i29 feet deep.
s3ooo-s-room house on lot 4oxlOo feet: street
work all done. sidewalks in. good barn: every
thing first class. Let us show you this.
Ss25o-House Of rooms in the swell resi-
Gcnce section ~ Oakland new and complete
in every detail Worth your inspection.
r. ]. STEWART & co.
l0fS Broadway. Oakland Cal.
Heights; nm marine view; viii double in
valre in two years
$500 viii buy nne lot 5oxlis. near Broad
way; suitable for Hats: All street work done.
$3.50 will buy choice corner on San Pablo
ave a5vloO. email cottage portion OF prop
crfy: Cood prospective business corner.
soOoo v-in buv desirable property 5OxIOO
within = hirck and a half ~ Broadway: suit
able for rrsrtment house; these a few
OF or haf.ains
J. II. MACDONALD d CO.
Oakland. Cal
1882 Broadway,
PoPI-LATION OF OAKLAND I9lO-3OO. 600
BUY NOW.
sos OOo-Ten 8 rooms and bath modern fats:
completed 1902: right in the heart OF town:
monthly rental S265: viii net nearly per
cent. Terms-cash $4,000. 70 suit $4,000.
S6O00-Lot 45x100; 10 rooms and bath; Web
ster st cost $1,000 10 build
S35OO-I.ot 25xIO0: story and half; 10 rooms
ana bath. wash tubs brick foundation. etc;
Fourteenth and Willow.
WALTER H. LOGAN & CO.,
ais Broadway. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

Choice building lots in all parts OF the city
FRANK p. LEE.
Oh Broadway. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
FRANK +. LEE 9ll broadway. Oakland
INVESTMENT

II seeking "a home in Oakland inspect m,
list of Specials.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

SOME VALUES WORTHY OF SPECIAL. AT
TENTION SOMETHING WORTH LOOK
ING INTO
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

WOODWARD. WATSON & co. INC.
1172 BROADWAY. COR. FOURTEENTH.
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MEErINGs-suNDAY-contiauea.

FRIENDSHIP Hall. 335 McAllister-Tests to
an. lVc; readings daily. MRS. MEYER ana
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

Sis5O-A modern cottage Of rooms. with
bath. hot and cold water and other modern
cCnNenicnces. on the sunny side OF a sunny
street. $50 feet from the car line A great
bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

WESTMINSTER Presbyterian Church, corner
Webster and Page sts.-Sermon at IL a. m,
followed by the sacrament to the Lords sup
per by Professor Warren H. Landen, D. D.,
and in the evening at AS o'clock. Theme,
The Influence of a Cody Life" Sunday
School at 9:z5 a. m. Christian Endeavor at
Gas d. m. Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day evening.
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ADvEEr1sEMENr wEIT1Na.

HAVING recently acquired through exchange
Of property three $40 scholarships in the best
College of Advertising In the United States
will sell them at 25 per cent discount for
cash: the college teaches advertising writ
ing by correspondence and assists it's grad
yates TO eecure positions: catalogues fur
nished on application Address box 3026. Gail
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

81 50O-On attractive West Oakland corner
is a most complete home; every little
convenience Is in evidence and all In
the best condition; not new. but very
substantial; large lot; con make this
hne ..fatr and income proposition.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

S27JO-Nithin three blocks of the Key rou
ferry line. 6-room house: very modern an
beautifully finished; Tot l25 feet deep.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

FIRST Congregational Church corner Post and
Mason sts.-Rev. George c. Adams, d. D.,
pastor, will preach at both services. At IL
a M. topic, THE Origin of Nations" At
"a p. m, topic The Reason of David S
Strength" portion OF the Easter music
will be repeated at both services. All are
cordially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

CALVARY Presbyterian Church, cor. jackson
and Fillmore sts.-Rev John Hemphill d.
D., pastor. Morning service at IL o'clock.
Evening service at AS o'clock. Professor
Hugh W. Gilchrist will preach at both ser
vices. Sabbath school at $3.50 a. m, or
chestral music. Christian Endeavor meet
ing at $50 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at o'clock All are cordially
invited.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

Benevolent Society Zvon- <qflA
viii furnish the music for the occa-
sion Games. dancing and enjoyment for
young and old. Society leaves for the park
at 10 a. m, Sausalito boat. COMMITTEE
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

FIRST Presbyterian Church. Van Ness ave.
and Sacramento st. Rev. William Kirk
Guthrie. pastor. Morning service. II a. M.
Rev. Guy Wadsworth. d. D., will preach
subject: Christian Education Evening
sevice, 7:45. The pastor will preach. Sab
bath school 1890 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
5:15 p. m. and 6:15 p. m; Wednesday, p.
m, preparatory services All cordially
invited
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Mrs; CONNOLL, las Sixth ST.; circle every
Hlsht' convincing tests to all; 10c; readings