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Sr riii tasvasvaBassSSWT 4TBB1 MOJTKY TO1 LOAN Til tfSiaW iH ft SMSS RIKW ftfJUJR HamliaTl in ir seg gae ea iC Zv 2 lT 1 5 5V ifcT WBss H53sa5rasVSE5 hMn T3rK tfiW 5353 jMS a 2R fo5f rts ifrWt isr SSf 7JTr VlSIs Ifi VSi5 i 4 pSf lBCIS 3 1904 il fe fK llnxET Tft rn Oa furniture pianos warehouse receipts seeuilty of any ktad wnhoat re Doral wmTKWU ASIEST PLAN la thi KMrUJIVKNT wt KXTBSD the LOAN MSlla of losinQ rout COODi 5iVu wusr COMPART onfStS RIGHT nd do DESEBVINQ PBIISOM il fwd CASHADVANCES md to VtSrfS people LINCOLN TUOT CO roomTa phono MMn 6TC AAAA COLGAN Deal direct with lender ana cava expense JR17 LoM Kt At aad a per cent flrst soeana and third mortgai ea Ute in prooate DndlTlded Interest in rea estaU Leifaeles boojht i Hooey advanced to preveat Voreclosnr Telephone Ualn 310 SriMi0IAKf Te1to 2 Heant bdlldlnt third floor Examiner entrance UlKRiTTlU BiVlvna a mi APPLY DIBECT TO A SAVINGS BARK VnSaVrAlf2j CITT OAKLAND TOWN AND COUJTTlfT rl estate 5SdIIMre Mtotei In probate nadl Tided totrrests In real estate property In trust life tnsnranew loans closed promptlr Appljl2 MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANf 10T CS CBOCKEB BUILDING POST AND MABKETaTS AAA UERMAN MDBPUT 601 602 eoS Bxsmlner bntldlnr Quick settlements No disappointments Bare expense by dealing direct tea ieeond mortfifes nndlrlded Inter lniDenta of rents property In trust etev lefacles life estates and nndlTtded tn terests In oroperty pnrchased Courteous treatment Strictly confidential i When you need money see i HERMAN MPBPHT Enmlner bnUdlnr A EA85r PAYMENT LOANS We will make you strictly confidential loan Towplsno furniture or security of any kind tbls a Trust Company our systect KlTe yon cheaper rate loncer time and more money than any on else In the city liberal i d7nnsde to salaried people on their notes Dontfau to see us ILLISOI8 TRUST I CO 18 Phelan bldg Market and OFarrell AA Prirate caah loans made at few hours notice on furniture pianos warehouse re 1PJ etc without remoTsl In lirp or small amounts for any length of time fie Sir5 5JPablelt easy terms EAST ERJi BBOKEBAGB CO 819 Market at wvtwnii pnone iroisom itzi i ANT proposition any amount 8 per cent flrst second mortcsces estates In probate Inter estaln estates lersdes cndletded lnetrests Sroperty In trust life estste life policies etc HALLOKAN room 30 onlel hide A On farnlture or pianos at loat rates no removal no publicity also on real estste 1st or 2nd mortraie or on any security any 1 amount BECKBB 39 Geary room 38 A lhly respectable private place to obtain liberal advances a diamonds jewelry Interest per cent BaldwU Jewelry Store 808 i Market tcL Msln 164 branch 27 Third st A 1 per1 cent on fnmltnre or pianos no re moral no commlMlon no publicity 28 up qalck quiet confidential 28 Montcemery St room 21 ABONSONS 128 Kesmyi room 9 loans on dla tVii Je5cllT ft guns also on salaries i strictly private TelWohn 1338 elevator A reliable place to borrow money on diamonds Jewelry HESTHAL 10 Sixth st AllO op on furniture do com private DEM ING 8 Eddy St room 104 Tel Bed S862 A confidential place to borrow money on dla monds and Jewelry Franklin 115 ElJs CASH LOAKED Salaried people without security or Indorsement knowledge of employer or sny cue con nflential and courteous treatment call and i get my terms DRAKE 453 Parrot building CASH loaned tosslarted people on iste without Indorser MQBBELL 609 Examluer building CRESCENT Loan Co loan to salaried people last on their note easy payments SOO Rlalto bollding New Montgomery and Mission sts DONT borrow money on salary until yon see us HOTTON CREDIT CO 000 Mutual Bnk bldg LOANS to salaried people without aecurlty also on stocks bonds and other collaterals easy terms Pioneer Co 819 Market at suit 31 MONEY loaned salaried people and others without security easy payments largest business In 50 principal cities TOLMAN room 653 Parrot building MONEY loaned to salaried employes and wage earners easy pay menu STAB LOAN CO of Wyoming 311 Mutual Savings Bank bldg MONEY loaned on salaries chattel mortgages Uf Insurance policies etc DNITED LOAN AND TRUST CO 21 Stockton st MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE 07 Market Loans Trom 1 to 10000 MUTUAL Security Co loans to salaried people Without Indorser 514 515 Hearst building ON furniture and pianos strict privacy no commission low rate of Interest laatail menu accepted Bonelll 301 Eddy st ON rest estste and chattels LICK 1003 Mutual Savings Bank bldg 70S Market PRIVATE Money loaned on salaries without security diamonds or chattels no fee no commission cut rate CALIFORNIA LOAN CO 828 Parrott building SALARIED loans without Indorser private party best terms confidential MILLER 7 Chronicle building fifth floor TO salaried people without indorser on fnrnl tu Indorsed note snd other security DISCOUNT AGENCY 143 Phelan bldg 11000000 I control one million dollars to loan 4 RENKRQ 83 New Montgomery St 3 per eenton furniture pianos 15 up no re Fioval nocom TREMAIN 81 8 Eddy INVESTMENTS I Incorporate companies and start them out on a sound business basis sll stocks I handle arn guaranteed A BENFBO 83 New Montgomery WHY keep your money In savings banks at SH par cent when you can place it where It will earn 6 to 10 per cent Let me tell you how A DnENFRO S3 New Montgomery St 40 per cent annually a sure money maker the best In CaL Investigate Box 3707 Chronicle UORSE2S AND WAOONS waf A graceful black horse to bef hired for the pa raae utunnn AUCTION sale of horse wagon and harness every Wednesday at 11 A 827 6th st FOR skle Beautiful black saddle horse single rooter jor isny or irai age in weigni 1030 sound gentle easy riding price 250 WOODS Cupertino CaL FINE rentle atvllah bay horse rears old for riding or driving A WECK 158 New Montgomery at FOB sale cheap Good robber tired runabout In quire arBRlDE LUMBER xauu luttt and MUilon FOB sale Ttioroughbred mare and trap lady or eblld can drive perfectly gentle Inquire JACOB SCHWERDT 621 MUaloo st FOR ssleNew and 2d basa buggies surrles Asllv wsgonatrucks Holme Co 740 Folsfsa OKNTLR saddle ponyj 1 hands 22 1054 iGBAND8 jerold sorrel mare 15 bands solid color fast gentle 1061 Golden Gate ave HANDSOME carriage with Imperial metal mounted double harness suitable for livery or hack 1011 Sutter TOilet A atylUh black saddls horse single footer perieeiiyigeniie lorparaue price la can be aeea at BOULEVARD STABLES Point Loboa and Flrtavee after WILLX exchange some Psrkilots for good road horse orteanw Box535BvChronlele xTOCNO and handsome bit black saddle borse riOTOBi Msjestlc bWgl281Msrketi 200 GOLD FIELD leUNDSTOBM Mining OoiGolafleldNev the moat pnenomemiw imuim iun aiaiory ot thworldTtrlvsltngthefsmousrKlonr papers and wlch we hereby folly sub stantlata by private dispatcher from Tonopah oceurred thUprorrty within the last few rh market yesterday there remain but 1 15000 hre whlcliiwoffer ito thejpublle nw flrst erVed NAT BOAS Secretary sjudsh Boa Banking Company 330 Mon tgom ery st 8 Mln OoTonopah i nd Goldlleld NT agenu Sandstorm IVMInlng Company rvrKWRXTiEns ML fv exceptionally goisdf No Bemlngton No 1 Smith Premier 23 ther ypwrlter higher and towr prieesfc rentals 3 8a Typewriter Exchange I CaUfornU st Ut Jlala28ny ALL make tyiewrtteraaoldexcbaBgedirpalredi jretl 3tThe Typewrltorinmfioa Market WMBU wT3IBilTPKWBITBrjavSey boaras senq tor caiaioiw ys7f lr PHONE to iMAint 8967 totylritejteb purchased Treated ereMlr STANDARD jnrpBffBIXB iacBAKOBr JWfw Musical istrcments I ALL are exceptional bargains for the price -A amall square 35 A email npright 00 Schubert A Co 150 Hemme A Long 175 Handsome figured oak 175 We nuke a specialty of renting rood piano 1 ill AT 2 per month up rent or purchaser lowest terms lowest price and greatest variety of new pianos sll make In used Instruments HEINE PIANO CO 235 237 Geary Oakland 1252 Broadway largest exclusive piano dealers and only house here with iactory ln the East A BUNCH 0 UPRIGHTS EASY PAYMENTS Erardt small npright for practice 40 Rood worth It AUovoai splendid order 65 Neumann mahogany ease a bargain 125 Sherman Clsy ft Co good order 133 Grovesteen Fuller splendid order 143 BENJ CUBTAZ A SON 18 OFarreU st A bargain Stelnway upright grand elegant case like new HORNUNG 218 McAllister A large Stelnway nprlgnc at sacrifice price 237 Geary rt AT KeeSea 283 283 OFarreU Shsntnger Schu bert and Mathnshek pUnos Tet Black 3144 AT firewood prices unredeemed storage plana and fnrnl tare Whitehead Storage 1838 Mkt EXCEPTIONAL values In used pianos CLARK WISE CO Weber plana Agency 128 Geary HEADQUARTERS FOR RENTING PIANOS Little pianos for small rooms medium slse for aversge rooms big pianos for large parlor halls etc Plaoo for rent at 1 per month some At 2 a number of good piano at 2 50 per month Our own make pianos at 3 per month the best Instrument offered for the money In 8 A fine line of elegant large pianos for 4 and 3 per month Over 150 Instrument to select from all of them good bargains to buy well as rent Ono years rental allowed off purchase price SCOTT CUBTAZ PIANO CO 560 62 64 Hsyes St SOHMER Byron Msnsy pianos CedUsa piano player BYRON MACZY 30S 312 Post st Talking machine guitars easy payments months piand rent free Bruenn 225 Sutter 80 Excellent piano cost 400 for sale on 3 Installments 1309 Gongh st nr Geary FOR SALB SIISCELLANEOUS ARTISTIC painted lamp silver plated Vienna coffee machine ice pitcher silver plated porcelain lined sacrifice Box 4457 Chronicle A A Full dress Tuxedo Prince Albert snd other black suits rented for sll occasions perfect fit guaranteed SKOLIy the tailor 254 Ellis A FINE suits 7 60 dress pants 2 10 Orig Insl Misfit Clothing Parlors 2S8 Kearny st near Bush open to 8 Sundays to noon A miniature railway complete also one set of swings cheap on exhibition BACIGALUPI 786 8S Mission St ALTERATION sale Best 2 BO haU 1 50 Popular rrice Hatter 330 Kearny at near Pine open to 0 Sundays to noon A Tailor made suits 7 50 fine dress pants fl 60 overcoats 3 60 up MISFIT CLOTH NG PARLORS cor Busb and Dopant sts A Boiler engines pumps shafting pulleys belting water pipes etc second hand MlN TOSH 4 WOLPMAN 195 07 Fremont st AAAA Cooper Gents Full Dress Suit Bents Parlors has removed from Palace Hotel to 21 Stockton St A Book bought and sold KING BROS 37 Fourth st phone Bed 6827 A fine Jules Jurgensen 5 mlnute repeating nnu uuiuil CUUI St BBICK for ale cheap apply dynamite battery Presidio Box 4458 Chronicle BOOKS bought sold exchanged KINGS OLD BOOK STORE 61 McAllister st nr Market DOES YOUR ROOH LEAK1 Repair It with Elaterlte In rolls easy to lay Needs no painting or costing Good over old iron tin or shingles Best for new roofs ELATBBITE RQQF1SQ CO 713 Manet St DIAMONDS and Jewelry on small weekly or monthly payments DEREMERS 137 Montgomery st room 12 up stairs DIAMONDS watches and Jewelry sold on small weekly paymenU UNITED LOAN Ac TRUST CO 21 Stockton st DESKS bought sold and exchanged lie CABTHY CO 807 MU Ion phone South 811 FINE lot of mated homers runts and crosses cheap WILSON 229 Stevenson st FOR sale Dock shooting privileges in one of the best preserves on the Suisun marsh Box 2655 Chronicle FOB aale A fine oak sideboard splendll condition Box 9312 Chroalele FOR SALS CHEAP Three nearly new 24 in hotel broiler with charcoal bin Three hot oven for cbophouse Two bakers ssod ovens new One extra large csst boarding house range Two nearly new hotel ranges ex ferry boat BAY MFG CO 44 48 48 Market at FOUR Government boilers 72x16 for sale cheap BUBNSTINE BROS 538 Brannan GASOLINE engines 3 Schilling Otto BECK CO 122 Market st Brannan 3h MOTORS aU sizes A and sale or exchange 221 OFarrell at MOVING picture magic lanterns sale rentals bargains BULLARD A BRECK 131 Post st OLD violins best playing condition moderate prices MULLEB 2 Latham place PIGEONS A loft of about 160 pairs fine homers and ruoU at a bargain If taken as a whole or will sell by single pair or more HENRAHAN 1160 Broadway Oakland or FERNWOOD POULTRY 3TAKDS Piedmont BUNTS mated or young ones from the best strains on the Pacific Coast cheap 1434 SbotweU st SAFES AND DESKS As we are going to move to New Montgomery st and to avoid moving atoikv will sell at big cut in price BIOH ABDSON BROTIIErS 1816 Market St SLOOP yacht for sale flue condition bargain Apply 407 Battery st SAFES hand and cash registers new and second I FREEMAN 1320 Market SAFES New And second hand A CO 122 Market st BBECK SAFES Bargains new and second band all sixes Walts Safe and Lock Co 109 111 Mkt ii i THE most complete stock of new and 2d hand mchy boilers and englneritr thw elfyris at the MMASTER PIEPEH MACH COs 512 Folsom 2d hsnd lumber sssh doors Unk closets cementcement trays firewood etc buildings 237 289 Geary st nr PoweU DOLAN CO 1007 Market st 2d hand machinery boilers engines pomps pulleys shafting etc bought sold rented and exchanged see Sundsy papers US WHITE MACHINERY CO 130 132 Beal at WASTED MISCELLANEOUS ATTORNEYS JiTiliAW ADVICE rree on all legal nutter divorce a specialty private quick no pay In advance i mining companies organised patenU obtained WHowe 1122 Market at etabf 23 yra A Divorce costs 12 quick qotetl adyle free all law business do charge unless successful open evenings 827 Msrket roam SOL ADVICE free Divorce coU12 no fee or cosU In advance alt 1 business office open Saturday evening 819 Market st room 33 COLLECTIONS attachments bad tenant eject ed PACIFIO LAW ANU COLLECTION CO 415 Montgomery est 1879 teL Main 6580 COLLECTIONS and atUebmU a specialty tea ant ejetd probata Atfy 632 Market 23 GEORGE A MGOWAN pracUUoner In SUts and Federal conrU give advice and prompt attention to all legal matters civil admlr alty probate bankruptcy and criminal prse tic Pacific Mutnal balldlng 60S Moatgoss cry UL Msla 5259 DIVORCES laformstion ahadowtng edllretlon legal advice free White House Detective Bo rea930 Market teL Black 824 est 1900 KINO attorney i and counselor at law Examiner bldg 6th floor 811 est 20 yrs all court general court and office practice so fee for consultitton TeL Red 8801 LLOYD attorney at law Boom 13 Nevada block CARPKT CLEANING A Compressed air and vacuum process universally used for cleaning earpeU on floor without removal carpeu and ruga are also cleaned by compressed air at shop price mod COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING COMPANY 808 Market phone Main 163 and Bush 479 AU PARKY CO beating 3C yd laying cheap and don right 471 Valencia UL Cfcnrch 2376 ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co 402 Sutter teL Msln 394 OKORGE WALCOM JCO prtps CALIk OMNIA Carpet Cleaning Co McQueen proprietor 829 Guerrero st teU Miuloa 49 CONKLINS superior carpet beating works 333 Golden Gate ave near Larkln teL East 126 MITCHELLS 240 14th st first class esrpst elesnlBg 3c ysrd TeL Mission 74 RUDOLPH As CO carpet beating works price reasonable 1703 Harrison teL Mission 263 THOMPSON Improved method carpet cleaning renovating dyeing 899 Qeavjr tel Hyes 112 WESTERN Carpet Cleaning Works 1803 Harrison st FRED HAUEDORN CO Al clesntng 3c TeL Mission 223 BIRDS TSTC A Young talking parrots 3 esch dogs monkeys birds cages goldfish Inendless vsrlety catalogue free BABTELS 1546 Market at HABTZ mountain canaries and African gray parrots Just received A Roblson 385 Kearny st MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING A Accordion sunburst knife plaiting Stewarts button and buttonhole factory 110 Taylor at MDO WELL Dressmaking and Millinery School patterns cut to measure evg class 1019 Mkt AUTOMOBILES1 AGENCY for the Blomitrom and Queen ears two side entrance tocnesn cars 1200 14001 adv for d1lm Ml flr mt CLOTHING RENQVATOny SUITS cleansed and pressed 1 scouring and dyeing Bon Marcbe 40 Ellis st room 14 phone Drumm 44 Call for snd deliver free MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS TO order renovattd dlslnfeeud Formaldehyde process neelleut carpet cUaslng Repke Brofc 14 Howard tL loatt 318 BYGIEN1C DISTILLED WATER DELIVERED at your residence 8 Oakland or Alameda HYGIENIC DISTILLED WATER CO 420 8th St phone South 699 RUPTURE CURED A permanent cure or no pay for rupture no pain or detention from business DR WHITE 702 Market st booms 7 and 8 TOO RK PAWNEE Indian Herb Remedy advice free Call on or address INDIAN DOCTOR 841 Howard St VIAVI A WAY to health Mothers and daughters borne real men booklet free write for It VIAVI CO 2304 Van Neas phone East 282 LAUNCHES FOR HIRE a A MNEILL LAUNCH CO foot of Clav st for pleasure and business teL Bush 534 INVALID CHAIRS fc SOLD rented exchanged manufacturers of the Eames tricycle chair 2018 Mkt tel Park 775 HARNESS SADDLES sold or rented ROBERTS HARNESS CO 45 8th st FURNITURE vKOR SALE 75 worth of furniture 7 50 down 1 50 per week BRILLIANT CO 340 Post at REV CUMMINS IS CHANCELLOR Archbishop Riordan the Pastor of St Church to a High Appoints Patricks Office LAND GRABBERS UNDERGUARDS JudgeDefHaven 0dersRe rrTiovbfriyde arid Dimpnd io WasHingfon for Trial DEFENDANTS SPEND NIGHT IN CUSTODY Indictment of Men Charged With Timber Frauds Is Held Sufficient Despite Decision of New York Court of Appeals A A Mrs Morris pay more than any dealer for good 2d hand ladles gentlemen and childrens cioiuiug auues vsuses etc ceno postal VSZ euiaoia orpuoBe pouom iuu A SHALES wants good 2d hand clothing ladles fancy dresses sealskins gents cloth lng etc 1037 Howard st tel Howard 2433 ALL kfnds of rabbits Golnes pigs white mice wanted 0495 Telegraph ave Oakland A Stein highest price good 2d bnd clothing tuxedo suits 1054 Howsrd tel Howsrd 202 A Ladles snd gents clothing fur bought old JACOB3227 Sixth tel Sonth 207 BLAND give highest price Wr furniture cloth Ingv te 121 Kth st phone Folsom 3676 PBESS nltJ tuxedos etc bought highest price paldJjL SKOLL the tallor 254 EMls HIGHEST price paid for good gents cast off clothing Goldstein 343 3d st send postst Levy A Redler highest price for gent cast off Clothing shoes teL Red 1544 815 Wsihlngtn OROVERS highest price for genf cast off clothing shoes teL Folsom 1366 1028 Howard PHOTO and mgtc lantern gooda bough oId exchanged 109 Montgomery St PIANOS wsnted second hand uprights win payfcasV BOWERS SONVllMasonstc TILTON wants all kind good second hand cloth tag theatrical goods 1549th teL Jrast 2331 WANTEDr Second hand music for Symphony hand orgaiw Ch onlele 209 Wthst Los AngeleCaLJ ivra WANTEDSmall gtsollne launch Chronicle Bogj 4499 SB WI JiQ MAClUMEg 1 i i --A New Home the best second hsnd machine all kinds 3 5 8 guaranteed where the doUs wlng la tho wtndowt 1051 Market tr AUTOMATICS iand othermakeat cut rate reduction on rep ts and repair bought and exchanged phone Jeasle 37Utt 145 Sixth st ALL kinds boughtj oldrcntrdexchanged repairing lowest rate TeL Black 4688 205 4th ti BUY THEtEST BENT THEiBEST When you buy or rent a White 8ewing Ma chlne you get the beat on earth visit the Whlte yCompanyeneiirretall office 915 Mar ket st and see the Bbest collection of ew lag machines and work ever exhibited on the Coat DOMESTIC Tbe machine for smjly user best Is chespesf second hand all makes at any price aU kinds rented lowest rates HO AtESTKJ OWtC im Mt pr 8Utb Rev Cummins the pastor of St Patricks Church has been appointed by ArchbUhop Riordan chancelor of hla archleplscopal diocese The position was made vacant by the death of Very Rev Scanlan father Cummjna 1 4ne of the representative prleista of th Pacific Coast He Is a xealoua pastor and tha friend arid counselor of hla people He was bont in DubUnjreIand and pursued his studies for the priestAObd In AH Hollows College in the land of his nativity and at the Sulplclan Seminary In Paris At ListMja he mastered the Portuguese lansuage which prepared him for missionary work among that people when he first came to California He a student of both literary and execntlvo ability whleh aualties have always been Lrecogniged Ty the Archbishop While in fcharge of the parish of St Charles Bor romeo he Duiit a enurcn ana parochial residence and established a school for boys andgirls In the summer of 1899 he Was appointed pastor ofiSfi Pa trlpkaChurch which la one of the Irremovable rectorships of ttteKarchdiocese Since taking chargerof Stf Patricka he has endeared himself to both old and youngi He la re tiring and dignified In manners His Sanctuary so cietyVcotnposed of boys is the pride of ho narlih ami from It have vfinc fnrth manytudenta la StPatrlcks Seminary at aiemoyx ariuc ii JTh CniWdlorlArtl baa addressed to IthelBoard ofj Buperr jlsorsia communication iPn i i UWeo pt transforming ith QityiXJemeteryJnto aVpublle jparkwhlch readajasifollows 4aentlemeiilhview bftheifact that intermeBtWtthlnithejcltIimltiaow prohlbltevlt has been iBuggested that tne City Cemetery be convertedintQ a park alteC Thia utlliang of disused cemeteries la practlcedsln other cities notably London wheri thegraveyard autrouriding St Paul Cathedral haa been opened tidily kept and an abundance of seats placed or the osen ot the public The location1 of the CltyCeme tery is unique and admirable for park purposes with Ita sublime view of eeai Marin county hills and far reaching coast line If Ithe whole shore line of the peninsula aside from the city wharves could be parked and boule varded we should add an unparalleled charm to aa already attractive cltyv The auggestlonila In vllne with one al readv made bv the improvement clubs rken nanderfconaldcratjonv A Hyde apd Dimphd charged With conspiracy to defraud the Government of the United States out of Its title to large tracts of lieu lands by fraudulently obtaining title to Oregon and California school lands in the names of fictitious persons were yesterday mprnlng ordered removed to the District of Cplumbjft for trial The opinion in the case and the order were slged by United States Plstrlct JudgeJohri De Haven his opinion being contrary to that of Judge Lacombe of the New York Colirt of Appeals who denied a month ago tn application for a like order in the case of John A Benson charged with the same offense and held on an identical indictment Immediately after the decisronwas handed down Attorneys WTj lic Enerney and Bert Schiesinger fdr Hyde and Attorney Samuel Khight for Dlmond brought the defendants to the office of United States Marshal Shine where the bondsmen William Sherwood and William Wheeler sureties for Hyde and IjS Sherman Arid Morris sureties for Dlmond surrendered their men From noon until 5 oclock Hyde and Dlmond were in the custody of the United States Marshal while their attorneys sought to get an immediate hearing on a writ of habeas corpus When 5 oclock came with no response from Jjidge Morrow and the question was raised whether a writ could issue if the defendants were not in custody Hyde and Dlmond took the advice of their attorneys made the best of a bad business and did not seek to be admitted to ball fixed by Judge De Haven at 10000 each IN CHARGE OF DEPUTIES Marshal Shine then arranged for Hyde to be accompanied by a deputy to his Jackson street home and for another deputy to stay with Dlmond In his rooms at the Plymouth Hotel This morning at 930 oclock It Is expected they will be brought into United States Circuit Judge Morrows court on a writ of habeas corpus when a day will be set for the argument in the last battle before the trial at Washington Judge De Havens decision was that the indictment showed fraud against the United States whereas Judger Lacombe had held that the offense if any was against the State which had held the school lands The court held that only the first of the forty two counts In the indictment was to be considered deciding whether the motion for removal prayed for by the United States should be granted the duty of the Judge In such a case being merely to pass on the validity of the indictment The indictment 1s certainly subject to very severe criticism because of lack of precision and singleness in its statements of fact said the Court but I think that upon consideration of all Its allegations the first count may be construed as charging in substance that the defendants entered Into a conspiracy to obtain from the United States titles to public lands situate outside of forest reservations in exchange for school lands within forest reservations the title to which was fraudulently obtained from California and Oregon by the defendants Hyde and Benson upon applications filed In the names of fictitious persons and upon purported assignments of the rights of such fictitious persons to patents and In the names of persons whose applications to purchase were to be supported by the false and fraudulent affidavits referred to in TJhe Indictment The Court dismisses the second contention of the defendants that the removal of a defendant from one judicial district to the District of Columbia for trial is not authorized by statute by curtly quoting the opinion of Judge Dillon that the District of Columbia Is not a sanctuary to which persons committing offenses against the United States may fly and be beyond the reach of justice nor io the law so defectivedefective that persons there committing such offenses and escaping or found elsewhere cannot be taken back there for trial Prom my reading of the decision he said I take It that Judge De Haven has caught the very point I have tried to make all along that the person defrauded was theT person who gave the title Judge De Haven Is the first Judge eto see this and It la the strong point in favor of the Government HEXEY ON THE OPINION Francis Heney Special Assistant to the Attorney General said with ref erence to the decision A few weeks ago United States Circuit judge Lacombe of New York passing upon this same Indictment the Benson case held that Hyde and Benson by conspiring to acquire lands of the United State outside of forest reservations by offering in exchange for them lands lying within foretreser vatlons which were acquired from the states of California and Oregon Ttby fraud did not commit an offense against the United States ---Judge Lacombe gives no reasons and cites no authorities In support of his opinion on this polnt whereas th ppln lon of Judge De Haven meet thl question fully fairly and squarely It Is a strong sound and forceful argument and Is more than supported by the de clslons of the Supreme tC6urt kot the United StatesVwhlch he vclteavcv The attorneys for the Government are naturally pleased to have their position on this i subject so ably apd clearly ex pounded andr they are eohfldenti that If the case reaches ther Supreme Court of the United States the decision of Judge DeHavenTwlIl bifully sustained Any other construction of the law than that adopted byrJudgeDeHaveriwould leadUo absurd consequences and would compell the Government to either rei train from carrying out the great public policy which Congress had In mind when It provided forV the fcreaton of forest reservations ori else to become the rin wllling accomplice ofr Hyde and Ben ion in defrauding the states of CCall ornia and Oregon out of hundreds of thousands of acres ot school land whlcw aratt to day worth HO an acre to eachof those states for exchange purposes under ithe forest reserve acjli a uur ouiio vuicuua uavinx tuose map GALADAYIEOR NATIVE SONS 4 Admission DayiCelefifatioiffrf OakIandWjJIAttmclavBig Turnout From TfiisCltyr Oakland Js making elaborate preparations for entertaining the Native Sons on Admission day and notwithstanding the fact that th nip hta Templar conclave wjll be in full swing nere on the 9th there ni iire interest in thbig event across the Day ana large delegations from this City are planning to go Dver 1 The twenty Hhree subordinates rof the orsranizatiian win rtr merlcal strength of the Oakland pro cession ana there Wiu also be in line the Native Daughters whose appearance has come to be nn nt tv mnj striking features of each years cele uraiiuii On the evening of the 8th a torchlight parade will be held in which all the Oakland parlors will participate as well as many of the visiting parlors that arrive that evening On the WsV to the Vfirrv thu ti parlors are planning to have a street iiiuwic mi iuib cuy The line will start from Native Sons Hall and proceed along Mason street to Market to Kearny to Bush to Market and thence to the Perry California Parlnr tha nrnth i of the order will appear In the main parade with Its drum and bugle corps of forty members in their new uniforms The parlor will hav Quarters at the Msahoa mi a committee consisting of cu BUL a jraiiK xucnier James Healy I Sr1fr Neubarth Fred Hobro Wiam OBrien Sommers andE Priedman will look after the wants of the barlbr Rlnnnn ParlA headquarters In Masonic Hall Oakland and the members have adopted a bjicwoi uuuurin consisting or dark suit light straw hat black bow tfe and white vest Th mmmitt charge Is composed of John Harinon i jiiu yv oiey Courtney Oringo Muller James A Wilson a Thomas Vivian Squlers of South San Francisco Parlor has been rhnn as grand marshal and this parlor has uwmeu io mm out its entire membership headed by Its drum corps of sixteen nieces Olvmnim th omi Marshall Mount Tamalpals and Pre cua panprs win ail be in line with special features YOUlTCr MAH ACCUSED OF BOBBING B00MMAE Walter Longley who Is alleged to have robbed his roommate of a dress suit case gold watch and 7 50 in money was last night placed under arrest by Detective CDea Longley waa taken into custody on Turk street and when hr came to police headquarters was accompanied by the man who is the victim of the alleged theft After a consultation between the two arid ODea no formal charge was entered but Longley was locked up EEAI ESTATE TBANSFERS The following resl estate transfers were recorded yesterday Laig1 Carsgfiaro to Giuseppe A Cararnaro lot 7 to 9 block 26 West End Map 417 also lot 22 Mission street Railroad Homestead Association S10 Ooiseppe A Cavacnaro to Lnlgl Cavagnaro lot 14 Acadeihy Trace Homeatead Association 10 John UcMabon to John Bllllngton lot on NW corner of Eleventh avenue and A street 100x326 10 Mary Parks to Edward A Leaser lot on NW corner of Pacific and Sansome streets 231014x676 100 Patrick Fltxslmmons to Mary Cald tteU lot on line of Broderlck atreet 25 feet rTof ElUs 25x100 10 Ids GUI to Solomon Gets lot on SE corner of street and Forty fourth avenue 326x100 300 Solomon Gets and wife to Margaretna Bnsch ssme 10 Wslter Tyron et al to Louis Carralne and wife lot on line of Noe atreet 105 feet of Seventeenth 25x120 10 Avery McCarthy to Charles Sonntag lot on 8 line of Vallejo street 50 feet of Pierce 85x1376 10 Frederick Townsend to Jsraes Boar bin lot on line of Eddy street 52 feet of Stelner 25x100 10 Frank UcOllncher et al to James Oongti lot on line of EUls street 1376 of Larkln 276x120 S10 Lawrence Reynolds to Frantlska Blocker lot vl tiampsnire arret zov reet of Twenty second 25x100 110 Chsrtes A Mohsott and wife to William rVai7rV10tn lln of Borland street 114014 of Church 24x100 S10 Edward Oommlns to Mary Commlns lot on luie of Fnlton street 115 feet of Forty sixth avenue 17T NB JMril in a 230 gift riJSr Wlnter et al to Mary A Bnrn lot iWlJSf Harrison street 123 feet NE of Fourth NE 25x75 10 Ignatx Stelnhart to Meyer Boef lot on Sarah Harrold to Meyer Bnef lot on ElxSlo61 T6 0t St0ikt0 L11 Oandolfo and wife to Lillian HaU 5 atBalJl3lTnt street 362 feet SW of glxth 8W 806x75 10 SPi HCrt Company to Robert Ander Jn L00 llne ofTwcnty seoond avenue7278 feet SW of Clav a i9n a tiCasimlro XH CrUtlna to Thomas snd i TV OB ime or Harriet street 75 FAMteiJ Volt et aL to Sellna Lewis 7 ftx23 10 IatK n1 X0n Boberr Cnrrie and wife to Caroline Prinx J1 hne of Grove street 80 feet of Dcvlsadero 23x826 10 iiIJP9 ndwlfe to David CrseUus lot On SB ltnejf Minna street 100 feet SW of Seventh SW 25x80 10 Thomas Garveyato Frederick Stnermer tot 26 block Park Lane Tract No 1 10 Aipen ueyer to Andrea Sbarbaro lot on line of Van Neas avenue 838 8 of Green street 307xE 68 10 Albert JMeyer to Calll Schneider lot on sweiiMexn ayenne zis reet of Street 25x120 S10 Alfred Chrlatensen decessed to Ames Sack lot on line of Waller atreet 80 feet of N05iSoof 8 3 Bessie NeUsen to Henrietta HarperT lot SU S9 SweVa iet of Geary Harry NalUen to Henrietta 0 HarneV same 10 8or1 eHa i toVttti Key same 10 David CamDbeU and wir i Phiitn Bailey lot on line of Twenty third street 25 feet of Rhode Island 25itm in -8 Ducas Comnany to D11U Brsnn lot on 8 line of Preclta street eet of Fol wmJlff25 8W 75 SE 306a 2425 ME oiniiu tl Fredericks A Colley and wife tn Willi Wolf lot on line of Gnerrero street 1385 a oi iwiijiuiui ui i im inches Catherine JT Loeven to John Batemari I Cinf AH turn Dm a 1 mi ou art uiinw wwuirpaiiDifiner street ioiiloo iu lif JiteB John lUi Hensel with Lol ulWbmM to erect three tOTytKUldlngtrArefJ825aoii on tuiuci vi imiuiu uuuucuiiia streets 8 20x110 fMx Union TrustCpmpany with Tobin additions to bollding for 5070 41 oni illne of MontmeiT atreet 626 of PtostiM 00 etc PhUUplne Henderen with Pettersen 4 Peral son to i ereet two flU for 5820 oa 8 line of Hye atreet 4MfMtWtf CUytoii W23 flden Gate CVmstract ion Comrjsnv ih bin Hall ElevatorvCompany and Western Expanded Metal and Fire Proofing Company workfor a boildlnsr for 28170 on cornerof tiMtfMtr and Hneaestreetste 4i A WEJLCH PLACED UNDERURRESt Federal Authorities Take Irto Custody the Man Accused of the transport Grafting III ss HUDSON AND MKENZIE GIVE MORE TESTIMONY Incident Will Result in Radical Changes ofMethod of Ap pointing the Membersof the Army Transport Crews Welch general manager of Dufflns ticket brokerage 638 Market street was arrested yesterday morning by Deputy United States Marshal George Burnharn on a warrant sworn to by Hudson who state In his complaint that Welch on August 23d demanded and recelyed from Hudson and William McKensle who were seeking employment as seamen the sum of 1100 as remuneration for providing them wltb such employment in violation of section lot the act ot April 26 1904 which forbids the acceptance of any gratuity wnateyer for securing employment as seamen under pain of fine or Imprisonment Hudson and McKenzle are the two Fresno youths who were employed through Welcbsagency on the Army transport Thomas but after a brief period on board gave up their Jobs and asked Welch for their money back They say he refused to rjsturn the 100 one of the grounds for the refusal they say being that some of It had been utilized ln making pavments to others engaged In the deal by which the Jobs weresecured forthem Immediately after his arrest Welch was taken before United gtates Commissioner Heacock who set the case for hearing at l30 Thursday September 8thl MWelch jwas then fe leased on depositing 250 ball Meanwhilethe Army board ap1 pointed by Major CADevol supeiv lntendent of the transport senrice Is continuing its investigation of the whole subjectot graft In the obtaining of Jobs In that service After Hudson and McKenzle had appeared before the United States Shipping Commissioners yesterday morning and given their account of the xase they went to Major Devol and before him and Captains Tw Baker and VVP Berry gave considerable testimony which shed much new light upon the devious transaction that preceded their employment on theThoma Accord Ing to the young men the principals in the affair were Welch his brother Chief Wharfinger Richard Welch Dave Creamer of the chief wharfingers offlceiHarryS Scott of the transport service and the officers of the Thomas lwho gave them their jobs one Jn the fire room and the other on deck Hudson stated in his testimony that he did not think either Scott or the Thomas officers received a cent of the money paid although they might have been Influenced by the use of thechlef wharfingers name but he had reason vto believe that others may have bad a part of the noo Major Devol and Captains Baker and Berry are not only making a thorough investigation of the whole subject of this kind of iraft butthey are devising plans byV which opportunities for Us repetition may be removed The system of making appointments said Major Devol yesterday will be materially altered although the exact details are not yet decided upon It la proposed to take the appointing of members of the crews out of the hands of the chief officers and first assistant engineers where it has been all along and put It In the hands of others higher up There are some difficulties some Inconveniences in connection with this plan but I believe they can be overcome It Is a hard thing tp prove grafting absolutely but it Is possible to arrange things so that graft will be impracticable The Investigating boardwlll keep at its work forwme time yet and the United States Shipping Commissioners are also keeping a sharp lookout for further offenders against the navigation laws The summer girl is coming home vyith freokies If she would learn how to bo rid of the blotches and the tan he can find out by reading the Womans Page of the Sunday Chron Kloctrlelty frnip15eIfaftft0chjiDecVi batteries ecn oeus 2oe esdi dry bst icle ATTEMPTS TO END JIFE Having vhadiafalllngout with Flove Crawford May Wilson of 53d Pacific street a frequenter of dance halls on the Barbary Coast went to her room early last evening and swallowed about eight gralnsot morphine She was taken to the Harbor Hospital The physicians say she will die For Visitors and Tonrlstau i FersonsUr conducted dally bar excursion to Mare Island and Vsllejo Fan 60 cents round trip Passing all points of Interest oo th bsv See time table of steamer JCVwrMn Special exeorsion Bandar September 4th seven mues np ine Dscramenipnver rare roond inp rwiw jaiui nil i ii i The Oakland Branch Office of the Chronlcl is now at 1160 Broadway near Thlrieerfth st ARKI AGE 11 CENSES The following mrrisce license were Issued yeterdjrj Bichard if films citylSS and Xonlir Bnndsclin city 27 Beverly Nourse Sacrsmento 37 and Ma PottervSacrament SOuS Tboina FBeU 1324 Mlaaloa street 24 and Catherine McTeaine city 10 Thomas Heuly 29 Freelon street 29 tad lUry Golden 3 TJiirteenthtitzoy C- JobnMXiOOnil 4S8tarrJtreetVAvand MeekleQ KppesMemphU fenn 23 Edward Webb 2228 PoweU street St rand Locy Seadden T3BlTehsm tret 184 Antonio Peheeo Jaeksoii tret 2iana Maria do Bosrloj5 Jackson streetv20 Leslie HvOllnij634 Csppstrwtzll ajia Msbel Ettlng 33S Lexington avenne 18V itfJaspar von Bnlow 1759 Howard street0 aged 2 and Miy Lncchesl 1T50 Howard street 24 afe afMr Dlev Jnd Mr ffto well a native ofNevadafaged 43 TJ Friend and acquaintance are repecWoU7 vnito nttrmi tb fnneral rkervlee Hsan day September i2k JS lorsJof Albert Browne 0t2 Thirteenth street Oakland intermeni private i TJLENNEUH AKSRTT In thU fcity September vl Johanna tsiennernasseii dciovco tulv the Jate Bicjtard Blennerhassett mother MrJ BMortan MnPhllj airlentaa Mrs Wi Tiernaa ByiJ Season John WlUam and Thoiaas Bleaner hassett and consln of Mr BHe CUrv natlvevofTCowityi Kerry Irelaadvged 6i year Bostoa paper please copy Friend And acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Saturday September iavatiO VtlockV foaiitheparJor of dlOCwinor A Co 767 Mission atreet thenceto 8tPatrlcksaiureht where fr oulem high mass1 wUl be celebrated for th reposeof he iot 930 oclock Inter i inent Holy Cro qemetery 7 3 BHOWN rEntered Into ret la SajJ Iftselmo 4 Angost 31 Chsrles F4 Brown dearly beloved husband of the List Mary BrowUj itndj father of Charles and Elwood BrowiC and on of Mr KatftfM nd tt ltiPhul Brown brother of Philip George a Joseph Albert and Id Brown a native 8 cUco aged 3a yesr and 11 months Friend andiacqoaiatances are respeetfoUy invited to attend the funeral gaturdsjr Sep tember 8 at lOtfctock from 8tviFrancl Church where a lema requiem high mas will be Celebrated for th repose hi aonl Interment Holy Cro Cemeteryi Bemalna can be viewed Saturday September be 1 tweea 8 aiid dclock sat the parlor or vUnir lfirinl riv 1524 1 Stockton street PRECITAS PARLOBviKo 187Mi GVr TK Afllrcra and member of PreeitaPsrlor Ko17aKB 0livTareJereby notified 4 attend the fnneral of odr late brother Charler BrowiiiJaSatnrdySSentemberS odockii By orderof JEl 1 CHABLBa A KEErEPreldente i CONWAT In Fisherman Bay August 29i EUen beloved wUe of the late John Conway and aiother fWalter John Pand Jam Conwsy and MrP OBrien Mr MvE Peterson snd Mrs HsHi Peteronvanav tt Kilkenny Ireland aged 74year Friends and aeanslntsncesre respect full Invited to attend the funeral Saturday September 3 at 9 oclock from the parlorOf Porter Whit 423 Golden Gt avenue thence to St MiryrCathedrallwher oI emn requiem high mu will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 930 oclock Interment St Mary Cemetery Oakland 7 PABQTJHABSOK rn thl eity EepU liJl wife of David Farquharson and mother of Mary SA i and Tarquharson aged 70yeara and 10 months -Friends snd acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Sunday Sep tetnber4lar loclocki tromher late resl dence SOI Van Ness i avenne Interment prt Tate Please omit flowerfc FUnniG In this city September Dora dearly beloved wife of Charles A Fah rig and loving mother of George Theodore and Adolph Fnbrlg a native of Lobsens Previa Postn Germany ged 49 year and 14 day Friend nd scquaiatances are reapeetf ally Invited to attend the funeral Suhday 8ep temlier 4 at oclock from the parlor ot 8nhr Co 11S7 Mlssloa itreet be tween Seventh and Eighth Interment Mount Olivet XJemetery i GKEEX In thl city September 1 Helena wir or ieorge ureen nwmn oi an una Hermann Lawrence and Christina Greco and daughter of the late Judge LawTenAi Bysn a native of Jacksonville aged 61 year i The fnneral will take place Saturday Rep tember 3 at 930 oclock from her 1st residence Ill Sacramento street thence to St Marys Panliat Church California and iipont streets where requiem high mass will celebrated for the repose of her soul st 10 oclock Interment Holy Croc Cemetery GBEGOBT In this rltv September 2 AmaUs beloved wife of the late William Gregory mother of the late August Swaneke and devoted aunt of Maria Kohncke native of VGrmany aged 71 years 8 months and 23 daya HADLET In thl city September 1 Helen beloved wife of Charles Had 4nd dearly beloved mother of Georgette Hid 17 Notice of fnneral hereafter Remains at her late residence 913 Hyde street HAMM In this city September 1 Ssrah Hamm beloved mother of Louis Hmm a native of Maine tged 82 years 9 months snd 8 days Friend and acquaintance re respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Saturday September 8 at 330 oclock from the chapel of Odd Fellows Cem itery HEXDEB80N In Enreka CaL September li-Mary A wife of George Henderson mother of Isabelle Henderson a native of Maas aehnsetts sged 63 yean month snd 24 days Notice of fnneral hereafter Bemain are at the parlor of Clark Booth 612 614 Taa Ness avenne between Golden Gate arena and Turk street HENNESSEY In this city September Petir beloved bnsband of Catherine Hennessey and father of William and Howard Hennessey and Mrs Howsrd No well a native of Ireland aged 82 year 7 month and 10 days Funersl notice hereafter HEBINGLAKE In this city September An gusts Heringlake beloved mother of Mr Bond Mrs Helca Hagerty A Henry Dora and Backer a aatlv of Germany aged 01 years 9 month and 24 dsy KAISEB In this city August SI John Kaiser a beloved husband of Frederlcke Kaiser snd father of William Charles A and Emma Kaiser Mrs Burfeind and Mrs Lemoge and grandfather of Freda and Willie Kaiser and Luclle Burfeind a native of Wur temberg Germany aged 63 yeara 8 month and 20 day A member of Verein EId tracht Germanla Lodge 8 and Cooks Alliance Local 44 Frlends and acqulintancea are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Saturday September 3 at 130 oclock from his late real dence 1713 Mason street Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery Please omit flowers KATZ In thl city September 2 Gottlieb dearly beloved husband of Ernestine Ksls and devoted father of Lena Freddie Llxile and Bophie Kats and brother of Christian and Albert Kats a native of Wurtembergi Germany- aged 49 year 4 months and 2T day NELSON In this city August 31 James beloved husband of Mrs Nelson a native of Portland Me aged 48 iyears months and 11 daya A member of Golden Gate Camp No 64 California Circle No 178 and Chopper Friendship Club No 1 Woodmen of the World Altahmoa Tribe No 87 Jm proved Order of Bed Men and State of Maine Association of California Frlenda and acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Sunday 8e tember 4 at 12 oclock from hi late residence 1017 Gery street between Polk sad Van Ness avenue under th auspice of Gold en Gate Camp No 64 and Choppers Friendly Club No 1 Woodmen of the World la terment Holy Cross Cemetery by carriage PAPK In this city September 2 Robert Pape a nstlre of Germsnvsged 30 year 7 BAPELJE In this city September 2 Malcomb beloved husband of Louisa Rapelje father of Hiram Kspelje and brother of Hiram I Bapelje a native of Canada aged 49 years and 3 months BTAN In thU city September 1 William I Byan beloved son Elisabeth and the lat Byan and brother of Thomas Frank George KatherlneM Elisabeth and Fannie Byaa and Mrs Margaret Tojette a native of San Francisco Fnneral will take place Sundsy September 4 stio oclock from the residence of hi mother 024 Flllmor street Interment prl iTateHoly Cros Cemetery SCHULDT Near Sao Mateo September i Herman Schnldt hosband of Fannie Schuldt father of Elisabeth and Christian Schuldt a native of Germiny aged 68 years Fnneral will take place Sundsy September 4 leaving Ssn Mateo at 1220 oclock Service will beheld at Odd Fellow Hall San Franelseo nnder the auspice of California Lodge No 1 OO JC SCHWABZ Ia thl city September 1 Urana beloved wife of the late Gott lob Schwars ot Durango Col sinter of Jistslle Wilt a ns tire of Prnssla Gerasny aged 61 years and i nomas SCOTrloVTett Berkeley September Mrla beloved wife of Scott and mother Harry Wnd Howard Scott a native of Baltimore Md aged 63 years 8moBths anazxasya TBEVrrTsIn Oakland September 1 Susie wife of George Trevltts snd daughter of Martha and the ltte Albert Stone a na tlve of California iWATSON la thUclty September 4 atS119Xf 7 Howsrd street Jimir Francis AWstton be-i-loved husband of Amelia Watson natlv of Athlon Irelaod aged 48 yearl3month and 20 days ri a i A Notice of funeral hereafter i iS PKBE2 In tWi cltyj Angusti 29tBV wife of A Stephen FPere of a son i GBEEN In this city tk wlf of SHeary IV Green of daughter i MARRIAGES jf BEITHES LHbTE In this city September i by Father Hsmet Leon Belthes to Amelia fC JLhote both thl clty DEATHS plnrtilnMlkiHtlvltKJ7 Mt zeal and attention vf thlti tnatter the Wi Wf Ier3onf r7 8T Henderson Mary ATrevtttaTSttsie brpS trtn SrinVeiueUSyran TTrZ ZL ir jvivstrviMsi oia on your want Jiiein liieetncat Works Bsldwln Emms 43 Blennerhassett Mrs 69 Brown CF 39 Conway Ellen If Farquhanon Jessie 701 imnng ira reen Helen C2 Gregory Amslla 71 Hsdler Helen Hsmm Sarah 82 Hennessey Peter 82 ML Ktx GottUeb 40 Nelson James 4 Pape Bobet BapeUeMalcomb 9i Bysn William If Schuldt Hermsa 63 Schwars UranaHSllr Scott Mart Ee Watson 49 lltwaiax Orders taaartea 48 tttari fibislia Dplng afli Cleaning Worto f27ldl 5t5jnia tAcfcaaf 6 Oakland 1164 Broadway Phon Mala BIS Dry Clenlng Dainty Garmenu a Specialty if ii UEDICAU SDr Gibl0ii8p6Mar KSABNTbT KsUblUbe to 1854 lor the tresimetil of firt vatto DIMseiMi nauBMa Osiblllty or wearW oa body and mtiid All tuges oi weakB eonseqoerBpoa Ukj Ki rorm oi tenoranc ot th sexes and kits laMes of years tandlo ssKcessfull treated The sffllcted awwwtau Tipon Bim Th doctor hsa traveled egienslvetyltUrppeaad Inspected tUortmsUly the varWu hospitsl there obtaining great deal of valuable Information which htaoompteiit to Impart to those ut neet MhlaaarTlOM i rctflrenres whrethrsfall Try hlnDBIBBON has practiced In 8B srrarirlaii i BuMna ata ltaBLBtw1 CORED AT HOME Cnr rnajstiteed All edaS8lnstbej Stated riJ0W1Batter7 tJ Jti JM rBALDWIN In Oakland Sentembersl JEmn e1oHo tricUy oonrwentul ehani bvioredwS Bi MSSToUVm Kv MJ Sf 3afc igS SMMMix ftfjBajfe ix3S 0AJJ2W --i-- teffivrjsa M0 a iMSri IMMiMm sUSS ww S3 atflM.