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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23


could say what he would have done had
he taken possession CT the vessel She
was lying at San Francisco and her
officers and crew were in the habit III
spending most OF their time ashore,
drinking. Her capture would have been
simple thing James had 1900 picked
men who would have done anything no
commanded. The San Diego filibusters
wanted him to take the Democratic. to
seize her. and navigate her to Ensana-
da, bringing her old guns to bear on
the town while Smiths land forces car
ried out their end of the program.
Whether, II the capture Of Lower Cali
fornia had been proceeded with, James
would have acted according to program
or turned pirate and held up towns on
the Mexican, Central American and
Chilean coast, for there was but one
American war vessel on the Pacific
coast and only a solitary cruiser at
Valparaiso at the time, is something
that can never be determined.
James Is Ex.Convict.
Captain James Smith served nearly
three years in San Quentin prison fol
sending indescent literature, contained
in one Of the numerous papers he has
published in his checkered career
through the U. S. mails. He refused
pardon, holding that he told tn,
truth in the alleged indescent articles
purporting to be the exposure of GER
a IA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23
A Wisconsin Writer
Receivers Fro n Brieht's Disease

Eben Z. Rexford, known all over
the country as "the Poet OF Shiocton,'
and as a writer on Horticulture and a
contributor for years to, the Ladies
Home Journal. who had Bright's Dis
ease so badly, has fully recovered.
Here's his letter to a friend:
Shiocton, Wis, April 3, 1905.
Robt NJ. Dadd, Milwaukee-Dear
Sir: You ask me what think OF that
treatment. | think 1t saved my life.
During the attacks of Renal trouble
suffered all. 1t seems to me, that
man can suffer and survive. l treated
with physicians and drink lithia waters
till my stomach .rebelled at sight OF
them. Nothing seemed to permanently
benefit me. Up to the time you enclos-
ed circular of Fulton's Compound
with the Initiated remedies prescribed
by my physicians l had never heard Of
IT, | determined to try 1t, and got from
1t the first substantial relief. did not
quit when felt better, but continued 1t
for months after / felt entirely well.
advised several friends about 1t, and
in every instance 1t gave entire salts
faction. feel can never be thankful
enough to you for calling my atten-
ton to 1t. Yours,
EBEN Il. REXFORD.
Facts also attested by Jno, A. Dadd
& Son, 22l Grand avenue, Milwaukee,
Brlght's Disease and Diabetes are
durable in 81 per cent of all cases by
E'ulton's Compounds. Send for litera-
ture.
Honolulu Drug Co., agents.
When to suspect Brlght's Disease
weakness or loss Of weight; puffy an
kles, shands or eye-lids; dropsy; Kid
ney trouble after the third month;
urine may show sediment; falling Vi
sion; drowsiness; one or more Of these.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

Articles Of dress are now being ex-
tensively made of glass. A Venetian
manufacturer is turning out bonnets
by the thousand, the glass cloth Of
which they are composed having the
same simmer and brilliancy Of color
as silk, and. what is a great advantage,
being impervious to water. The spun
glass, when soiled, is simply brushed
with a hard brush and soap and wa
ter
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

eral Smith will cross into Mexican
soil, | will fight him with pistols,
swords or fists, whatever he might
choose, to determine whether a MeXi.
can is a coward, as he has publicly
charged. Colonel Ferrer concluded by
saying that he was ready to have sec
onds chosen at once, and let Sr'i'''
name the day for the fight"
Smith Writes Poetry.
Following the challenge to duel.
the following appeared in a California
paper: mo blood has yet been spilled
at San Diego, but the war of words be-
tween the representative of the Mexi.
can Republic. Colonel Ferrer, and Gov.
ernor General Smith proceeds with ex.
traordinary fierceness. In response to
the recent verbal sortie of the Mexican
colonel. Mr. Smith varies the combat
of prose with the following rythmic
discharge of literary hot shot:
when your average fire.eater gets ex
coted,
4" Where excitement comes at one
short bit drink,
And goes out upon the streets like
one benighted
To proclaim the code OF honah
don't you think?
Don't you think he'd better leave his
ears behind him,
In the stable, where they're gener
ally displayed,
"And not rush before the public ever!
morning
To prove himself a jackass old IL
trader"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23
Editor Sits Armed.

The San Diego Union makes the FOL-
lowing observation: at Is alleged that
the Governor General now exercises
his editorial functions with navy re.
yolver at his right hand. bulldog at
his left. a torpedo in each vest peck
ct, a gatling gun under his chair and a
Winchester for a paper weight. These,
together with the diversion of Rear
Admiral James on the flank of Editor
Smith. his sometimes ally, constitute
the chief features of the conflict of the
two days past"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

Mr.. Cleveland has survived his entire
first cabinet, with the exception of Mr..
Villas and continues to be, in the
Enthusiastically expressed words Of
our present President, "a fine old
buck"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

Americans do not have a monopoly
OF humor. Paul Oscar Hooker of Ber-
lin has written some of the most de-
lightful humor, His short stories are
having quite a vogue.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23
Indigestion
Loss of Strenqth
And Appetite.

The testimony OF Mr.. II.
Dennis, Adelaide. South Aus
tralia, who was cured by Ayers
Sarsaparilla, is like unto that OF
many thousands of others. He
writes:
at is with very much pleasure
that testify to the great benefit /
received from using your wonderful
blood-puriher. was sufferer for
years from indigestion, loss of
strength and appetite, and constipa.
ton. My whole system seemed to
be thoroughly out of order. A friend
finally told me to take Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. ! followed his advice, though
feeling discouraged at the fruitless
results of other treatment, and ! am
thankful to state that Il few bottles
completely cured me-"
The medicine that has cured
others will cure you.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

Mr.. S. +. Kiser who has made SO
many readers of current newspaper
verse laugh, has written a satire
which he calls-"Charles the Chau.
fieur," Fred A. Stokes & Co, will pub.
lish it.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

"The Fruit Grower" July. 81
Joseph, Mo. so cents year, This "
called an illustrated monthly maya.
zine for Progressive Farmers" and II
contains many pages of helpful mat
ter
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

Since the death Of his wife Mark
Twain has gone into retirement. His
customary energy and rsstlessness have
left him. He is now confined to his
bed with govt and is nursed by his
daughter
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

A close second is the "Farm-Poultry
Semi-Monthly." July LIST. (Farms
Poultry Pub. Co., Boston) Which
sells for the same price per year, and
is "chock" full of all that poultry rails
ers want to know.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23
Books, BOokish
People and Things

DR.. Streeter, whose book "The Fat
of the Land" has gone into so many
popular editions, was a physician In
Chicago. He was born in Ohio, served
in the Civil War. then practised for
over % years in Chicago. After con-
traccting blood poisoning he was OBJ.
liged TO give up practice. and went
to farming and writing. He died juno
4th this year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

The July Railway Critic" has con-
tribution by the president Of the Nor
folk & Western Railway on Reason
able Rates and Fraudulent Rebates II
Mr.. Morawetz write on Congressman.
road Limitations and Consequences.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
KAISER MEETS
DANISH KING
Wilhelm and Christian Con-
fer Upon Secret Subject in
Latter's Bernstein Castle
NO TIME is WASTED
SOvereigns Dispense With a
Formal Reception and at
Once Proceed to Business
no TIME is WASTED

COPENHAGEN, July 31-The meeting
between Emperor William of Germany
and King Christian to-day was Of a very
informal character, but the Emperors S
absorbed demeanor seemed to show that
he attached great Importance TO the visit
The forts and warshfps fired royal salutes
on the arrival OF the imperial yacht Hon
enzollern.
King Christian was attired In the uni.
form Of German Uhlan. and, in COM
papy with sthe, Crown Prince and the
other Princes. Premier Christensen and
coined the Emperor. who wore the uni
form of a Danish admiral. There was no
formal. reception. /: The monarchs en-
braced and: Emperor William conveyed to
King Christian the greetings OF Emperor
Nicholas of. Russia. The party iInrnedi
ately' entered. carriages and drove to
Bernstein Castle, amid much cheering by
the spectators. Throughout the drive the
Emperor was in earnest. conversation
with the King and took little notice Of
the: decorations or the .populace.
The monarchs walked IN the palace
sardf MS this afternoon and this evening
there, was "A state dinner at which forty
guests assembled, including the Danish.
Ministers and their.-respective suites &nd
the menber:of the. German legation.
: King Christian. briefly thanked the EN-
peror for his visit and the latter =. ex-
pressed his thanks for having been two
years ago appointed a Danish admiral
After*ths dinner. Emperor william con-
yersed at length with Premier -Chrfsten-
sen and the Foreign Minister. :
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
DOM EsTIc. PORTS. :

PORT. TOWNSEND sailed July s1--Br bark
Eaton Hail. for Chile. ~: e. :f:zS.e :e 80
Passed ,juts July 3l-Sclrs. Nokofnis, from
Everett. for san Pedro: scnr Bainbridges from
Rlakeles, for San Pedro. .s@gss .s9s s@:ss8: sss
sTAToosH Passed I'M July 5l-str1rs uma-
ftilla,s hence July % for. Seattle @=sa y:
Passed. out July 31--Scirs y. NJ Weatherwax,
from Bia kelley. for SaH FRA pcisco.
g e.:SEATTLE-Sailed :. July 3k-Stnlr George
3Loonis, for san Fran neisco.9 s4
..s5.s 4. FoREIGN PoRTS.s.5S .s .5S-.s
z. yIcToRI AaArriyed IS July st.-strnr unatiila.
e 80 o 5. OCEAN. :srEAMERs.. . ..s. 3s =
LAsGoW--Arlved' July s1-stmr Nrnlid-
ian, from New York; strar songoiian. from
Montreal and Quebec. % .:sts < :
BoULo Sailed July S1--stnnr Graf
sWaldersee. for New York. So
Bs MAPLE Sailed July 31--str,r. I1iguria, for
s. LIVERPOOL sailed July sl-stmr Siberian.
for st. Johns. n. Fss Halifax and Phiiadei-
sphia. esss. ..sase4:
. NE " YoE tx Arrived judy: st--s stmr ISoe-
nigen Louisa. from Genoa, Naples and Palermo
]. sMOVILLE-Arrivcd July 31@-Stnlr Furnes-
ceeded.. ;e5S;t.s:3;5.
: G1BRA ALTAfs Arrived July s1stmr Koe-
nisen Albert, from New York. for Naples and
Genoa and proceeded.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

q. =
The following marriage licenses: were issued
yesterday: ..~. ...r ::.' :.::
Roy a. Van Loan. Sc Z visalia,: and. Anna
RiSSsFd S. EEseis: 2s. :tes Eli, street and
William Maxwell: 2I,. ..2o1f DeviSadero: st ,
and Hulds c. Andersen. p, 1868 sseremento
Matthias -w,eiss 27.s:1S Virginia place. and
Berthe AousiEat. 90. II Virginia place. -: ::
Csrl Weber, 4s,.. SIS. % Farrell street, and
- JOHN b: RRsto: 21. '2e1p Mason street, and
CioEinda NJ. L2rducci, II, 123 MONTGOMERY aNe
John Auhl. e, l2' Rtteh: street: and Anna
Auer. &c; 9e7. Howard street. - =. =: -
THOMAS W, sullivan q 1870 Mission street.:
ard Ellen G: T3lornton. 90. 80 Erie street.
Gottfred T; qdntheFi a, 512 Cough street.;
tucson q. smith, -, Los Angeles. and Alta
scasigbini, 49, Hanford. - 80 =.
August Anjoux, 20. As Seventh street, and
Lottie. Shawl. 49, Ts5 EIiis street: ;: =
John. Mccormick: 81, 6Sl Fol$cn street land.
Marssret n. storrs, %. e51 E,,lsoni: street
Meyer. 90 ABS Oak street ,::.' -:
- Carl z: Bslnaschu,. 25.< 245 Chestnut treet,:
and Gertrude II Shelton. IS; Retal luna:
Frank P Kelly: IS. 1905 Mission. streets and:
Agnes J. DonneIiys 49,, 1905 Mission street,
lorenzo cutlicl p, city ana, Lou Use Par
: Alfred c. Panzer. 81. Alameda, and Hattie.
E. s5utcht$on,:- H., oskl&hd> =: -: p ;: ::
= Robegt A.: DalstoE, 81 HONOLULU, and: Ida F.
Alexander. Is :ysitrs. Court: -: =:
Dave .Brsck,: Sei Frapkforti. .Ind.t and Maud:
%. Graham, ,'2T, Houston, Tex -"
Anton aorter..3 80. .612 Gay street, and Ollie:
E.. I:ycoolei 20 2551s Minna: street.: L.
David X Scott. 49, :PEincetef,< NJ" J,. and
MarEuerfte T. ~McIelIans e, 2776 Union street
:: Grant. NJ Smith 25.. 925: Grove street. and
15ys NJ Esr1eyi p, Is JuIiaIr avenue. -:
. Sstale Gtov&nnoni: 2S, 6l5: F+ont street; and.
Erslifs Marcketti @.fs, soutfp San Era clsco:>.
cUint c. Thompson, %. .TQ5l. Larllfn street
and f+eVella Johnson, 20; 1O5i LaTki1a street -
: WflIiain< Grlepi 21, 9OS Illinois Street and
pliinezI. Mott; S.s.ees Illinois street - ::
p: John H ESi ilialns 26,: ~ Verona :place and
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
:. REAL: ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
MQNDAY LI1LY. a1

nkeINDA JULY 81.
City and County of San Francisco to Walter
IA. and Harry II. Haywood and Harriet G.
hunt, let on SW corner of Sacramento and
FOX Ik streets. ss12I:s4 bysW 1856: $40
lot lot: og oSW corner Of Green and Cough streets.
$50 by w 1o0: Sl0 So g =
Wesley & Toner to Alice Toner. undivided
one half of lot on n line of Fulton street, 55
" of soctavia, W 27:6 by N 12o: $40
s Thomas l. James to- Tryphinnie B.. James, lot
25 by N rs: also lot On line of Suffer street
.S1 4 e OF Laguna, e % by S. ei; gift. {:
:. Mary F. kennedy to William Matsop. lot on
>, IL 1ns e. OF Jackson ,z street 1s1 Of Webster.
9 Harry w and Susie Bernheim to- Jane H.
Smith let on sW corner Of Bnsh:an Buchan.=
Henry 'Lachman TO- Alexander and Fanny
Abra hanson lot on SW corner OF California
snds Frederick streets " .6s:aby s no; $40, ::
streets. S c5 by w.sz e: s1e S. '''e
Wsham aha lot wlliEm " line af Ir. to aanet
: SO; ;s2, NSof Golden Gate avenue. N 2s1d by e
Heber W. and Sarah j. .Witharl, to: Margaret
Eagieson wife of John G. j, same: $40. !.
John r and olive j: Pinney to F. j. Young.
10. on e ;line Iie O. First asene ofTurl
5 . =: and Grace, M. Young to ". G. sCosfr-
It's. same sSfOs IT,: , !. ~
. :. Frank r. and Sophie Grannis ito Louisa.
5l49: LIE " of Presidiosa Yenue. w 26:31k by N
9. - also; reserying easement In lot on n hne
Of acramento street, A9:115aa w of Presidio
avenue. S1:31a by " S7:6: also granting ea ses:
.nient In. lot on N line Of Sacra messto street.
3 5I4s; W of Preside avenue w. :2h: by N
p,ncan S and blanche Murray to. Kate
CROWLEY, Grow lot on g Hrie or Palm avenue, 266:s
81 or Richnlond avenue. " 3S:4 by F. 12p; SfO
= lsligen r. and Eleanor NJ. Wall to John
g., g n eyer. lot On " line Of W0odw ard avenue
Z4n. = of Duboce avenue.; S: Is by w. 65: $40 :
e e e. .k lkinsworth to st. Francis!s Hospital
z company lot on w line OF Julian avenue, $50
= OF Of lEoarteettt street. S % By yv 100: also
.,et e. g " line sof Ialian ave,'pe 1925 ~ of
i'isrtsentn r1, street 80 .hy..y 1no: 81 ..z5
114: o.. ' . 80 : zssss W ~
Frank sEs and Emma RUNNER Is ;fiss
: Snneo lot on line 0f Alabarfa street;
sv, 3 nt sIsyent nty-second. S "a by Il sos Si0 :.
g. and Emma r. @, Donieii to George
49, panneil. 10y on w line Of Hafnnshire
ss11Tneet, street, TAO OF Twenty-ffth. S so by w ioo:
George w o,Donneil to El,zabet,,. &. .r,on &
Ben. lot3 on W line of Hanlnsifire. street 1f5
,, Wenty-hfth 25 by w also sict: an
y tlne e or HaInpshire street f4O s. Of Tyenty
81. = aV py " 1oe. also LOT on w line oe
iaOsny ;sn, Precita Valley block 8t3s also
lot lot on t5s lipe of Bnerr,irr street 1o5s; ~
ttll!s,sE 90 by s 225: gift - .
s {. S99ntlnenta building and Loan. Association
70 70 4. /. anles sand.Mary Ward lot on wv Hna
g. e. IA 1n OF TWenty-sixthS
John e., Thomas and Annie q, Brian IN wif 4
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01


row "wednesday. at 1920 O. clock a. m.
Tor the purpose of attending the funeral OF
our late brother. Julius Stamer. BY order OF
E. ROHLFFS. N. g.
PAUL STRAUCH. Secretary.
I15ORsON-In the City and County Hospital.
July 81. 1905. John Thorson, native or
Norway. aged 80 years.
Won SkOTNICKI-In this city, July 81, 1908.
Otto, dearly beloved husband of Anna z;
Non Skotnfcki, native oof Germany, aged
36 years o months and 4 days.
WARNER-In this city. July 80, 1905, Peter
warner Sr., beloved father of George L..
Grace NJ Roy. aonative of New York aged
81 years months and 16 days.
WELCH-In this city July IS. 1905. Michael
years.
.. y Friends and acquaintances are respect
Iuily invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Iuesday) at 1: 80 O'Clock p. m.,o from the
niortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Under
taxing Company, 2475 Mission street, near
terry. %
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
STRANGE: PHENOMENON. ;,
!. FOLLOWS A TRAGEDY
:. With No Wind. High Waves
S: Rtlfffe Surface of Lake !.
+: 8. Superior. :: -. :: S
special pispatca TO The calL.

STEPHEN SON. Mich. July. ,s1.--Yns
drowning. at tLac:le, Belle on Sunday Of
Herman .Tinkus and: Joseph Barrett. is,
causing MUCH; discussfon.;. The men went
in :ba thing: The lake Uas-as smooth as
could. be- Shortly after the: boys. wHre
drowned. Lake: Superior became. rough
ard high waves rolled, without any appar-
eft; cause. as=there was no. wind But for
the fact. that: many: reliable. persons saw
The .phenomenoh. little credit; woula be
given: the: tory 1nYestiga tfon~of: the In,
:cident>is now to be; made by 'scientidc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
MARRfEn.

MAGUIR% %REfNERTsENA In this city July
=: 60 lso5.: by. the Rey. :Paul Branks. Thomas
rN&gllrea and Louise Reinertsen, both of this
Watkins -9IETCAEf,---A San Rafael. March
:. 3. 1905 Cb1lles: w. Walking Of Kentucky
and Belle Metcalf Of Sam Francisco ;: -
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

PROPOSALS for public ouildings-otnc. :,
rile Chief Quarternsster. San Francisco Cal
July IS. 19o5.-Sealed proposals, IN tT4nii.
cate. subject 30 the usual conditions viii he
received at this office until II O'Clock a m
Pacific tine, August Is. 1908, and than
opened Ia the presence Of bidders for fte
construction OF a frame laboratory buiidine
At the Z. S. Hospital, Preside of San Fsirs Frsnss
{ cisco. California. Information furnished ON
b application 70 this Office The 5Uuited States
reserves che right 20 accept or reject any or
all bids received Or any part thereof En-.
velopes containing propcsa;s should be ir-
dnrsed Proposals for Laboratory. Preside
OF san Franc5sco. Cal.,'t and addressed 20
Colonel WILLIAM S. PAfTEN. Asst. Quar-
termaster General, II. S. A.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
..BoRN.

DURAN this. city .giilX 81. 1895: to- the:
wife Of John Duran, a: son = =
HERsT-In New. York ito jhe wife: ct: Her:
man .Eerst .Jr. fogslerfy L4llian Myers = Of
-; Portland: Ore, D.: ! uRhrer. :
MCCORMICK THIS city. July % 1905 To
=. the:.wifs OF: Frank e: MeCornllck a con
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
! BIRTHS BIRTHS MARRIAGES: DEATHS.

:: fsirts; rssrr!&se and death notices sent by
mail VII not be inserted They must be :hauted
In at. either OF fhe publication OFFICES and be
sndorsea wtth::the name and ;residen Per
sons authoTized TO have the: same published
Notices restricted sfrnply to tie ANNOUNCEMENT
Of fhe event are published once in. is lunii
free: of charge - - -;
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
MurdeIcss: Gets six. Years. i.

Shupe. :~ho' yesterday was: found guilty
of voluntary manslau.gh for the kill,
ing: of. Arthur. Douglas was TO day sen =
fenced to serve:sfx years in: the peniz
tentiarN at Boise. Mrs, :-Shupe viii not
appeal, but. will serve out her. sentence.
She s,:,the. mother of. six. young .cfi1-,
.areh, who .Wilf be taken care of, by
relatives. : : - - =. = :.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
CARDS AND INVITATIONS.

ENGRAVED wedding invitations. visiting and
business caSdz crest, etc. high class work at
moderate rates J.H. Duncan, 126 KAarnysr. ]. 2 ::
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

=: DisMISsEs ACTION. .2oakland. July sf,-
Mrs Rose Altman. who few days. ago petit
tioied the courts for citation ordering her
two brothers. George T. and John A. Ober-
istra ton OF their mothers. estate, dismissed
her petition to-day annual accounting hGY-
Ing been hied in which they state they have,
collected $500 and spent S5T94 The estate
is valued at S23. Geo %
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

PROPOSALS for doors and sash--Ofhce. Isfbs
Inian Canal Commission Washington: 81 q.
Suly s. I905. Sealed, proposals., In tTiplIcate
will be received at; the Office OF the 6ss5,s.
eral Purchasing officer Ist hInlan Canal Com
mission. Washington, I'D. C. until 10: al. a !:
m. August J. 1885. at which time they viii
he opened IN public, for furnishing at,ora
mentioned articles. Blanks and fuiI infors
nation may. be obtained from this office 9or
the Offices OF the Assistant Purchs Stnc
@ Agents. - State street. New. York City. (Tise
toms house. New Orleans. La: 80 New Mont
genefy street, san Prancisco. Cal and IA
6 coma, Wash, also from Chief SQuarferr1ssfe
Department of the Lakes Chicago and fhs
Commercial Club. Mobile, Ala d. W ROSS
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


Notice IS hereby given that ! Intend to apply
70 the State Board OF Prison Directors TO be
Dsro3ed from the State Prison at Folsom
WE VIII not be responsible for any debte con-
tracted by our son, Alfred G. Panzer
CAPTAIN a. N. PANZER,
MRS A. n. PANZER,
Ny wife. Freda Knubbe having Ieft nav bed
and board. ] VIII not hereafter be responsible
for any debts contracted by her.
LOUIS KNUBBE.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE Pacific Hebrew orphan Asylum and
Home Society hereby gives notice that they
have admitted in The orpnanage from Jan
UarL !, 1903, 10 June so. 1909. the 1olloT--
ing named orphans and hsIf.orghans' 7boye
and girls viz: Max Roslasisy. sset. g years
months; julius Rosinskv; seeer. ii :.vst1s
months, Abraham Barrow, aged u years: 3
months; Edna Lsnoo, sEed e: years 4 months
Abraham Shefsky, aged: ). years 4 months :,
Matilda Goldberg. aged years 9. months;
Ida Nathan. aged Il years 1 month; David
Abrsh ham Nathan, aged: 3 years 5 months;
Isaac Nathan. aged 8 years = months: EIE
Friedman aged 6 years.; months. freae
Batavia, aged II years II giforthsi. C;ar2uee
Devev, aged Il wears g - months; Sidney
Levey, aged Q years months Annie Shtf-
sky. aged years Z months IsiGoTe Greere-
berg aged 10 years 20 months; Joseph Rude,
aged 10 years 2 mOnthkg Pauline f2uae. .sgeS
S years s months. and Philip Rude; aged 8.
. years months - .. - :.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
PROPOSALS..

San FRANCISCO, CAL iglist. l. 1875 Sealed:
proposals. in 1Fi ca1e<wilf54 recefred here.
and at otfce. Of seia terrias;er .until}.g1, a.
m, August go! 1893 agll si5lesi'. opened fey
turTilshing aufiug. the: tpree. 4TleS3ths ending.
December: .3l. 1906 tcrags and. straw. Tor
Presidiq Or Eforiterey ca 4isJ al siaiTe
time. st.this .offce: otslys Tor. forse :sii,i:
straw. fuE. PEesidtg. OF san. ErercfsJo san
Francisco ana san gTa tsCo. i-a1 3; fCr Shi,j-:
nent 70 .Iionolufu H 7 <ioverfir,ie flt rs :
serves tie -E1ghtto reject acteIt airy or all
bids in whcle 9or lr' part: -Prefsfence given
70 articles OF american -pSoduct4on> corrdi-.
rrioe Of foreign product IONS te duty: tferetli4
being equal, - nd such rs'efef-nc gven:{9 ar.
tcies .of American .pToquctlcB- fJroduaed: On
required. by ths public service there< -lil-
formation furnished on apI,tes tIon-:tts guat-.
termaster at Preside ~-6f:&N tef,eF =. or: Ia
Undersigned. ; n NJ 5 -.PAg.Ef.N,; assistant
ousrfHf1llaster .gellersl. Quart eEI,la SCR