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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
D. c., Washington. January 3. 1865
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until y o'clock noon. JANUARY x.
1905 for constructing an addition 10 the
Eastern Market House, including the
Fish Market To- the west. located at North
Carolina avenue and Seventh street. south
east. Forms specifications. information
and necessary proposal blanks may be
obtained at this Office. Room No. a. H.
b. F. MCFARLAND, HENRY L.
WEST, JAY J MORROW, Commission
ers, d. G.
jaI4 1617,1S2o
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-Eoi!oUIas =c.edI- Aslr,s published only
as information aI1 sre Iut guaranteed.
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Iobii-. New Orleans
AsleIille, CAattlnoys4. Memphis, 9JJ d. n. and
u 70 D. m. daily.
Tor Roanoke knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis,
Ncw Orleans. lg;l5 p. n. daily.
FoT savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points
u-5 a. m. daily.
For Columbia Charleston, Augusta, Aiken. u 90
q. n. aud 3 - D. n. daily.
Tourist cars for California. four times week 80
?. m, Monday, "Wednesday. THURSDAY Friday.
Local lor iaUs0nbuTg % a. N. daily; 4Oj D. n
week Gays ior Dsuslls, )5 d. %. daily, aud for
Charlottesville. ss6 d. II. aud IS D. u daily
irequgut trains to and fTom Biuemont.
G. IL ACs5It y. L. 4 e.. NJ ~ H. Tayloe G. p A
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PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC WIRING-OFFICE
Of Building for National Museum. Library Of Con
gress, Washington, D. g, December IS l9J7.-Seaied
proposals for furnishing delivering and installing in
place complete the electric wiring required for the
new building for the National Museum in this city,
viii be received at this Office until O'Clock D. m on
TUESDAY, The twenty first day Of January 1905 and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter. Specihcs-
tions and other information furnished on application
BERNARD L. GREEN, superintendent Of Con
structiOn de26G q ja67S,3HI5
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AUCTION SALES.

c. G. Sloan & Co, I4o7 G St. NV,
Washington. d C.. viii sell JANUARY IS 1908
goods stored with the Peoples Storage and Express
Company in the names Of Sarah Hardy. Robert
King, Maggie Joyce. Gertrude Butler. and Edward
Roberts
c. R. CLIFFORD & CO. 1910 7th st. NV
ia n.13.1415.l6I7
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

I4NhEI uttiCt; lt-4 fENNA- AVE-
Nouce-f oLoelns schedule not guaranteed
u J5 j. 81. Dallg-scaO0.rd M4ll. Through coaches
AMI Pullman sleeUe.s 10 savannah anu JACKSONVILLE
IuIousn s!tepers Washington 10 Hamlet ana ham-
iet 10 Atlanta. lal.os car " llDelarst. Diuiag
ears.
. r. g. bsll ssab0aTd Florida Limited Solid
Pullman train through 10 Jacksonville aud 81. Au-
gustne. Also through sle=l5Is 10 PineluIst. Al
--Hi-. b-Talag ham, and &smIhIs. Dining cars.
go b. 81. Daly-oeabJard E4prcss. Coaches and
i--ll-ans TO s-FsauaA aad Jacss0GT!.e, Dlui8s
y4l5
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REAL ESTATE.

38l00 OF AN ACRE OF GROUND. IMPROVED
by house containing rooms and bath; stable for
eight horses; one square from Tennallytown car line
on road leading 20 American University low price to
d quick purchaser.
Sx-room house in the northwest, near 18th 81.
rents for S25 month. can be sold at a bargain.
29-acre tract Of land near Massachusetts are ey-
tended. suitable for subdivision purposes owner liv-
ing out Of town. can be sold al a remarkably low
figure
Jal2-3t L. F. SHOEMAKER. 2gs Colorado Bldg
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No rs. United States IS Robert y Harper;
iibel. under act q June 90 l906 Attorney. d. ".
Baker.
No. ~. United States vs. Thomas f. OgTam;
same. Attorney. same
No 75s United States vs. Henry Evans; same.
Attorney same
No 80. United States ss Temple Drug aud
Phamacal Company; fams. Attorney. same.
No 10 United States rs Stone q Poole; same.
Atf0rney sane
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fern et al. for partition. Aitorney Hayden johnson
No. z562 Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
v onin O. staples et all to restrain sale and for
injunction. Attorney, J. J. Darlington.
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No Nl5a Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
The Victor Safe and Lock Company. Samuel
Rodman, manager damage $50 Auerne7s.
DaW, Poser Taylor.
No Nl31 ALVIN T. Gregory ys District II Co
lumbis; dlmagcs aO01. Attorneys, Gordon &
Gorlon.
No 3l32 John F. Quinn vs. Washington Rail-
Tay ard Electric Company damages, Sl6g8 At
tcTneys, ~. + Hanes and +. II. jackson
No 5el33 Susan J Smith vs. Ia N0rnandis
Hotel; appeal Attorney. ". G. PTeutiss
No. 59l34. George Lawrence IS. George L. Good
acre; damages. $1,000. Attorney, II. j. Moulton.
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Rnnl.rnnfcr Conrt.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No SIS In re Alfred ii. Bmdine; hearing on dis
charge retuTnable January q 1853.
No. SO Ia re Calvin 4. Holland; adjudication
and reference.
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Equity suits.

No. 1850. Armenia r. Amos ys James T. Amos ct
al. for maintenance and injunction. Attorney.
Howard Boyd
No. z5si. samuel E. Redeem u. Marie C. Bed
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? WE STORE FOR 75c A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., $3.50
iZ 10th St Nv, Phone Main i22 iA3-s0t
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Criminal Court No. L.

JtSIIJE sIAFFUkD
United States vs.. Doc Taylor. assault with dan
ger0us weapon. bond forfeited and bench warrant
awarded and ~. "a issued.
United states vs. Richard Bhce, msnslaugh-
ter plea Of not guilty Withdrawn and plea Of guilty
enieraI rerani.l
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States IS Frank smith. housebreakine or
der restoring cl-ck 70 Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railway Company.
Assignment foc TO-DAY.
In re estate uf 5c,T NJ. Clapp.
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Circuit Conrt No 1
JUSTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. 5sol- AbneF-Drury Brewing Company rs
tonnor ct al bond for costs fixed at 500. Attor,
ness Dau Peyser
No 4s5a Saunders vs.. Zahm; order granting leave
70 defendant 20 file iner-ugaories on or before Jan
nan u EsS. 10 BE- pTOpounded 10 Mr F. Zahm
m Porto Rico. and case set Tor triaI February 10
lsls. Attorneys. Il. Z. Davis and L. b Kmtall-
r. o. Doualdscu
No. is7o6. Ross Ct al Is johnson, T. verdict for
defendant. Attorneys L. J. Mather-lfcKenney &
Flaunery.
No 1919. Patch vs Washington Railway and
Electric Company; On trial Attorneys. Mcneil &
Mc>eill-J. J. Darlington.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 20 Patch ys. Washington Railway and Eloc-
the Company Attorneys Mcneil & McNeil-C
=. Douglas and q. ?. Hoover.
No, ., Brewer Ts. District of Columbia. AttOr.
neys Edwin Fouest-E. II. Thomas.
No 81. Trouland IS. Tucker a Kenyoa- Attof-
neTs sheehy SheeiU-Blair 4 Thom
No. &9. Wailach -. District of Columbia. Attor-
neys, r. P. Downing Z. II. Thomas.
No. 81 Butler vs.. Capital Traction Company.
ATTORNEYS, w. g. Gardiner and T. " Hopewell-R
r Perry & Son and G 7. Dunlop
No. 84 Gregory. sdministTatrix IS. Houser At
t0meys l. e. Wilamson-E. 5 Dmau IT,
No. &5. Saunders GO. v. Zahm. ATTORNEYS.
II. +. Davis and F. r. Rimhall-R e. Donaldson
No. -6I. Hibbs vs.. Brightw0od Railway Company
Attorneys. Robinson Whije-C. A. Douglas and q.
p Hoover
No. os. Scott administrator rs. Putnam. admin
istlatoF. Attorneys, /. T. Everett, Louis Molnar
and Z. W. T. Eaing-W H. Robson.
No. SL BaHUn g. Collier Iuc.l vs.. Egbert. At
t0rneys A. C. Wsils-F. D. Blackstone
No. 45is. Davis vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. /. H. DzTid-C. A.
Douglas and g. P. Hoover
Circuit Court No. z,
JUSTICE ANDERSON
No ls6i United States ex rel NoHe vs. Baird
ct al. bin 81 exceptions signed and ordered n rec
ord Attorneys. r. II. Homer ard Gittings & Cham
berlin
No $3.50. Jsselh vs. Rigs National Bank On tr1aI
AttoIreys. II W Wheatley and RaIston 4 Siddons
R. Ro=s Perm & son.
Assignments for to-day:
No 10 Grady vs. Washington GssliFht Compsuv
Attorneys. Douglas & D0ugas-McKenney & Flan-
neTy.
No IS Jaquette. ezecutrix. vs. Capital Traction
ComFaUy. Attomeys. r. ?. Evans. +. H. Benson.
and W " Po1ltney-k- r. Perry Sen and g. 7.
Dunlop
No @ Lukins ys Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Rail.vty Ccmpany- Attorneys, Z s
Bailey and r. T. Strckland-A A. Heshling
NJ l26. Willard vs. BallingCr Atiumeys ". C.
Sullivan and A. l. NIwmyer-E l. Gies
No 90 Witter. receiver. Richardson & Bur
gess Attomeys. J. II. Haydel-A A. Hoehling
No lZ DALEY Washington Gasght Con.
paDy Attorneys. H. J. NstheT-R. r. Perry & Son
Nc. s.. Coser vs. Pratt. Attorneys H. +. Lerch
and l. +. Coiladay-Joln Ridout and r. p. Pratt
No. rs. Walker 4 Co. vs.. Elite Laundry Com
pany Attorneys. George Keamey and Edmund
Burke Ralston 4 Siddons
No. 81 Dawson adm-uistrafor vs. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys. Alex Gilgour
and Cuttings < Cbamberlin- Hamilton. Calber7
Ierkes q Hamilton.
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARP ETS: the onIv
weaving factory Of its kind in the city WASH
lNGTON RUG CO. 95l jih ST. nv. Phone n 4f5.
ial091s
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches, diamonds, and iCWelry,
LOUIS ABRAHAAlS
Bonded broker. z33 Ninth ST. nv.
nO2}eod-tf
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District Court.
Lawsuits.

JbSfh p BARNARD
No. 79. In Ie eEtcnsion o. Albemarle street
hearing
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING;
no Taini look, feel, act and last longer than nat
UTj teeth: shrunkea faces made normal; painless
nlling Dr. !. L. WILSON, l2l3 + ST. nE. my2s1
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

Set Of Teeth and Geld Crowns. S up: Gold Fill
ings 81 up Silver Filings. sc. Work guaranteed.
No pain. DR.. GEO. L EDMONDs. sl0 st. nv.
jaled
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Bankrnptev Petition.
District Docket.

No. 50 N = Calvin A. Holland voluntary. At
i0Tney. j. !. Waters
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

NE COLLECT NOTES, ACCOUNTS, RENTS.
government, estate. and damage claims; no charge
unless successful. FULLER sGENCY. III 18th NV.
0c--tf
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc MOVED
With care packing and shipping a specially
kRElG's EXPRESS, 1924 H 81. nv. Phone Main
Il0 sB2stg
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DIRECTORIES FOR
NATIVE sons BALL
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doors closed. score of San Francisco
women met for a low toned conference
few weeks ago, and the result of
their little talk promises to lead to
talk of all sorts on all Sides They had
had it on good authority that-that the
well, that this new sort OF dress that
every one is talking about, the direc-
toire, you know. is really TO be quite
the thing next winter, and they gath
cred at one OF their homes to ask each
other If there was any particular rea-
son why the old ambition to lead in
the fashion should not be gratihed in
this case as in other cases.
Twelve OF them decided that there
was not, that if the directoire was to
be worn at all, they would like to
be among the first women to wear it.
and the date upon which they decided
TO startle the world in this dress was
that of the Native Sons ball at Mon
terey on September 9. Twelve Of them
duly repaired to a fashionable modiste
and, closeted with her behind two or
more impregnable doors. they whisper
ingly went into the question. The
dress maker, whose establishment is in
Ellis street, entered into the spirit of
the matter and has, accordingly, super
intended the production of a dozen as
exquisite gowns as have ever been worn
in San Francisco.
The waists are like all the seasons
waists-spangled, embroidered tin
seled, slashed and jeweled; but the
skirts are as simple as skirts can be-
one might almost say simpler than skirts
can be to be comfortable. They At with
the snugness Of cornhusks, and each is
slashed in the regulation manner. With
them garments usually confined to the
further side of the footlights will be
worn; garments suggesting RoSalind
Peter Pan and the gracious heroine of
When Knighthood Was in Flower"
These will be OF silk and will corre-
spond in color TO the gowns And
that's all. None of the rustling, frilled
accessories of ordinary ball gowns will
be worn with these gowns. no miracles
of lace and embroidery and ruffied silk
are needed by the woman who wears a
directoire.
The dozen gowns and their wearers
will appear at the ball on September 9,
when the latter will stay at the hotel
at Monterey. and will be the guests OF
various brothers and husbands at the
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KERN DENIES PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED To RULE
Democratic Nominee for Vice
President Accepts Task of
HeIpinq Bryan

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 25.-In accept
ing the vice presidential nomination of
the democratic party here today John
Worth Kern said in part:
Gentlemen of the Notification Com
mittee: For the kindly and courteous
manner in which you have conveyed
nomination as the democratic candi-
date for vice president of the United
States, and for the eloquent words just
spoken by your chairman in your be-
half, l thank you one and all.
/ did not seek this nomination: in
deed, If my own personal desires had
been consulted, another would have re-
ceived the honor. but II having come
to me without solicitation, / prize it
all the more, and accept it, with full
sense of the burdens and responsible
ties. AS a candidate l shall try to
wear the honor Worthily, and as faith
fully as I can discharge all the duties
properly deyolving on me as one of
your standard bearers. and If elected ]
promise to serve all the people of the
republic by the conscientious discharge
of the duties of the Office.
GOOD WORD FOR BRYAN
It is pleasing to me to be associated
in this campaign with the distinguished
gentleman to whom the standard of
the party has been committed. For
years we have been friends. I recog-
nize in him a man of spotless charac-
ter and high ideals. always actuated by
patriotic motives and an earnest desire
to promote the welfare, the honor and
glory of his country.
The republican nominee for vice pres
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MOURN Loss OF CosIRADE

The last rites over the remains OF
Policeman Samuel Rankin were per-
formed yesterday afternoon at King
Solomon's lodge. Fillmore street near
Sutter. The body was taken thence
TO the Odd Fellows cemetery. where
IL was cremated. Captain GleesOn and
q platoon Of police were present and
almost every member of the widows
and orphans aid association Of the de-
partment.f besides a large number OF
fellow Masons and friends Lieutenant
Wright. Sergeant Harry Hook. Police
men Robert Silver and Al Holmes and
two members OF King Solomon's lodge
were pallbearerS.
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KERN IS NOTIFIED
OF HIS NOMINATION
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corporations; and that in sections
where Roosevelt has incurred the grave
censure by reason of his strenuous
policies, they are whispering in the
Standard OIL the steel trust. the trans
portation companies and others of their
ilk that after the 4th of March the
shade of Roosevelt will be found wan
dering through the jungles of Africa in
pursuit of bigger game. leaving Taft
to deal complacently with the Offend
Even those who believed that before
Taft was nominated for the presidency
he was thoroughly dipped in Roose-
yeltian waters now nave a lurking sus-
Achilles by the tendon of the heel so
that he might not prove wholly invul-
nerable to corporate assaults in the
event of his election.
To those who regard Roosevelt as a
second Cromwell who is handing down
his iron rule TO Tart as his natural
successor. it will be sufficient to sug-
monwealth to Richard it was but the
forerunner of the restoration of the
Stuarts and the downfall of the COM
mons
CAREER OF SHERMAN
OF your opponent, Sherman, you will
ethics Of politics, that his career in
congress has been distinguished only
Dy his absolute SuDSery1ency to the oil
garchy in control of the house of rep
resentatives, and that when Cannon
consented to the passage of Sherman
at the Chicago convention he was sim
ply putting his o. K. on another meas
ure satisfactory to the committee on
rules and the interests they represent
In comparing our standard bearer
with the leader of the republican forces
you will be able to show that the
democracy presents as a candidate for
president man who in sunshine and
in gloom has kept the faith with his
people; a watchman in the night who
has lighted the signal fires and sound
ed the tocsin bell whenever invasion
has threatened his slumbering country
men; a patriot who believes that the
love of country must be closely akin
to the affection that hovers about and
sanctif1es the hearthstone of American
homes: a scholar who has patiently ex-
amined the historic lore of his own and
other lands to discover the social and
economic laws that control the life of
human societies: statesman who
knows that governments can endure
only in the observance of great moral
truths, and that the acquisition of
enormous material and Intellectual
wealth unrestrained by the sanctions of
the conscience only hastens the decline
that must ultimately end in death.
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MAKES STATEMENT

I
before making an authoritative an
nouncement.
PARTNER MAKES STATEMENT
Late tonight Buchanan gave out the
following statement:
L have been trying all this after
noon and this evening to get something
definite from our office, but the details
are so voluminous that some time will
be required to arrive at accurate fig
ures.
Il expect to have something tomor-
row in regard TO our early resumption
In the meanwhile I wish you to deny
published rumors that we have been
doing business for Thomas w.
Lawson. D. G. Reed or some of the
other gentlemen whose names have
been mentioned in connection with our
affairs. 1 hope to make a full and sat-
isfactory explanation of our position
very soon.
so far as 1 am able to see there is
no Immediate cause for apprehension
of our temporary embarrassment,
which is due more to technical than
general causes"
Can you not say definitely what
/ caused the SuSpeuSiOH- DuCudAdn " dS
asked.
Not at this time" he replied.
Have you heard the report that
members Of the firm had been specu-
lating; that the house was short OF
the market and caused the furry on
Saturday in an attempt to cover VI
that shortageg
Yes, but it is false"
Did some customers dealings then
cause the failure?"
Il can say nothing further tonight
Everything will be cleared up in time.
It was stated tonight that the notice
served today by bankers that they
would not for the present continue the
Identification of the firms checks pre-
fcipitated the crisis.
It was also stated that out of the
4 maze OF Saturdays buying and selling
the firms defaulted deliveries amount
ed TO between 125.000 and 10000
shares. The difference between these
figures, the 177.0 shares delivery yes.
terday, and the more than 100000
4 traded in. was said to have been alb
sorbed by the firm itself
The afternoon was filled with runor'
as to various outside sources that ma,
have been responsible for the course Of
the firm in Saturdays market, when tn,
total sales recorded on the floor OF th'
4 exchange for the two hours OF trad
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dance. There is a rumor to the effect
that the - women have solemnly prom
ised each other not to fail in courage
at the last moment. but it is just pos
sible that a sudden panic may send all
the dozen upstairs just before the first
dance and that hasty change may re-
suit in their all appearing in less hand
some but more familiar gowns.
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santa Crur ExcursIon

August so. Round trip 81 Take a
:. .+f-s sctions-launch rides, surf bathing.
ssEfrg- boating. board walk, confetti
faf+Ies- aquarium. penny arcades. etc.
SDaciai trains leave Third and Town
ess-5S streets depot 7-20 a. M Oakland,
T-s-S. and Broadway, 7-3e a. m In
o.,f~e agents Southern Pacific. Ticket
efi~es Ss4 Market street, II Powell
.~ef Third and Townsend streets;
go thirteenth and Franklin streets.
Oakland.
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IONA CLUB ARRANGES
FOR ANNUAL DANCE
Organization of Popular Young
Women Plans Splendid
Affair

The iona club. an organization
founded for social purposes and which
has a membership Of % well known
girls. viii give a ball in the latter part
of. october at Golden Gate commandery
hall. sutter and Steiner streets. which
promises TO be one OF the most sue
cessful ever given by this organization.
Every effort is being put forth by the
COMMITTEES Of arrangements TO make II
successful The officers Of the club
are
5,resident Miss Ethel Ingram: vice president
ssisS Hazel Woods; secretary, Miss Jennie
rsrta~- treasurer Miss Clara Pankow-
T-he other members Of the club are:
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Two Good Stories

The Entangled Church. and The
Unbidden Guest are titles that sug-
gest amusing complications. They rep
resent two rafting good stories in
Sunset Magazine for September, by
two such well known writer's as Elliott
Flower and Philip Verrill Mighels.
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GOOD WORD FOR BRYAN
a Home for as per month

Pay $500 on an East San Mateo lot,
we build to suit. you pay $25 per month
and interest. Get tickets for Saturday
and Sunday free excursions. East San
Mateo Land Company, 317 Kearny
street
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and argument. Let our appeals be to
the reason and patriotism of the Amer
ican people. Let US be vigilant and
unceasing in honest work for a right
eous cause, and glorious victory in
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eTRIKE BHEAKEhk A1IANkLD-Alo1 treal
- -A crowd Of 200 strikers attacked a
1-f7- - ueven cars Of strike breakers returning
<- 10y At the Angus shops last evening.
s-eatfnr every window and in5uring two men
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS fer FOrage and Sra-Saa
Francisco. Cal. July 2s. 1sOs--seAled pro-
AZ the offee OF QuArternasters. until II a N.
August n. 1905. and rhen opened fOr fur-
and Presidio o. Moatersy. Cal. during the period
beginning October 1. 19OS, and ending June
80. 1869. Also At sane ttns Et thls Office
only for forage and straw for period
for Forrs Baker. Barry, Mason. Mcdowell M
Iey. Preside OF San Francisco, San Francisco.
Ride Range Point Bonlta)- Also AZ sane
time at this office. for cats and KY IN San
and in Hcnolrlu. 10 be opened there at a
m, August y. 1905 for said oats and hay
Preferences given to articles OF American pro-
duction. conditions Of quality and price tincIud-
Ing In the price OF foreign productions the duty
10 articles Of American production produced on
the Pacific Coast to extent OF consumption re-
quired By the public service there InfOrma-
at Fort Rosecrans and Preside OF Monterey and
Depot Quartermaster. Honolulu. or to under-
mo. L GLEN CHIEF ousrtsruzstrr
Headquarters c. S Marine Corps. Quartermas-
ter's once. Washington. d. C.. August IA 1913.
SEALED PROPOSALS wiz be received al this
then then be publicly opened. for the cOastruefon and
completion OF marine barracks and officers
quarters at the Naval Training Station, San
specifications. and other informa r0a may be oh
tafnea from Reid Brothers. Claus Spreckels buiid-
ing. san trdnc1Scos L4l-t rlc Depol tLudrttru1tN-
ter, T. s Marine Corps $50 Jackson Street san
Francisco. Cal. from the Undersigned The
latter reserves the right 70 reject any an bids
or parts thereof and 20 waive iuformalities.
f. L DENNY. Colonel. ouarterrnaster-
SEALED proposals VII be received az the Office
Of Walter J. Mathews. 969 Broadway. Oak
land. CAL until . o'clock D. m. ThurSday
SeuTenber g. 1908 and then opened. for an
the labor anI materials incident 10 boring an
arteslan well. installing complete oil burning
eouipznent and oil reservoir. outside electric
wiring intercomiDunicating telephone system
and laundry machinery IN the immigra tion sta
tf0n at ANGEL island. as per specifications pre-
pared fer that purpose ParzirrlarS may he
obtained upon application 70 Walter j.
Mathews. architect. ANGEL island immigration
station
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NEW YORK BROKERS
FAIL FOR MILLION
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o'clock Buchanan stated that he de-
sired TO consult further with friends
before making an authoritative an
nouncement.