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REAL ESTATE TRAJiSACTIO.NS. MarionV J. Robinson 'to Margaret N. Maguire. lot opS line, of.

Turk street, -123 of Dcrisadero. 76 by. grant." Eunice Lecnard to Mary E. Phil lot on line of Xoe strtet. 77 of Twenty-fourth, S-" 23 by gift Same to Joseph M.

lot on line w'loVf'gtft. 27 7- Ttli TO me to JolU Dlnnigan et lot oa 4N to Mirk lot oa W- liae of Fair Oaks street, Ilis of 25 by 115; $10. 7 Richard V. Ueppner and wife to Carl A. Madsen and wife, tot on line of York streef 167 of Twentieth.

by E- 100; $10 Martha Lee to Auguste lot on wof Broderlck OustaTe Neuberger et al. to John 8. Dallas and wife, lot on line of Liberty street, 215 of Guerrero, 40 by N.JI4; $10. Jacob lleyman Company to Keubin Landaa lot oa corner of Saa Bruno and Ulckard 53.73. 103.60, NW 45.54, NE James B.

Monn and wife to Rudolph lot on line of I street, 82:0 of 'i'entii avenue. 25 br 100; $10. Edward Glaley. and 'wife J. P.

"Garlick lot on. lino of Fifth arenur, 150 Sof Cajlfornli'itrect, a 25 toy ISO; no. JoUn Anderson and wlf 1 to Nicholas HoeS and lot on line of Twenty-fifth street 1W of 23 by JlO. Virginia. J.

Judson; to' Thomas J. Ford, lot E4oby NE CO; $10. Sadie Fvrman tv William A. Wilson, lot on SE line of Park arenue, 250 NE of City Hall aTenue. NE 25 by SE 100; $10.

William A. Wilson and wlfa to Louisa Breese. same; $10. Homestead Union to Charles J. lot 00 line of Twenty-fifth aTennt; of Point Lobos.

8 50 by ISO: $10. 'Mary Meagber to John Meagher. lot on SE ncr of Twenty-sixth and Bartlett streets. 75byE 23; $10. Edward Ginley and wife to Elizabeth Goldsmith, lot on line of Fifth aveaue.

175 ti of California 120 by 23; $10. Mercantile Library Association to Mechanics' Institute, lots .17: to. 10, 30, 31, 33 and 41. People's Homestead $10. Jacob Welasbein and wife to Lewis 8.

Chase and wife, lot on line of Eighteenth avenue, 78:11 of Clement street, 25 by $10. Marlanna Maggetti to Lorell White, lot on line of California street. 180:9 of Webster. W. 25:6 by Annette L.

Linsley to Hugh Steel, lot on line street, 800 of Twentieth, 100; $10. Louis Abraham to Peter J. Wllhelm, lot on line of Palm street, 333.4 of Eualld, 33:4 br John Michael to Maria Michael, lot on line of Alabama street, 20ft of Twenty-third. 52 by 90:. gift.

Fortmann to Thomas Mnrphy, lot oa line of EUU, 110 of Pierce. 27:0. 137:6. 23:6, 83 7:6. I.S 100; "Helen Sullivan et al." to Miller Lux, Ist on corner of Second and streets, SW 20S by Mabil J.

Kelly to Mary Kelly, lot on line of afrlson street, 25 3 of Twejity-alxth, 25 Alfred fand -wife J. Downey Harrey. lots toj Spring Homestead, and fourteen other pieces; $10. Edward Ullmanu to an Shore Railway Company, I boundary, of lot 250. Spring Valley of Sprlcgdale street, W- 100.

Nil 51 :0. 40 :2 $10. Hilda and William Kroba to same, same $10. and r- Herbert Smith to Ocean Railway Company. same; $10.

Oljs I'llnian. to iamt. Compaay to Plasto, -lot on iM-'llue 'of -'Bessie avenue," -233- of Polsom W.25..N 74.67, SB 25:4, $10.. John A. Nace to Sarah R.

lot' on line 205:4 of. Clay street. s8 1 :4 by l2ft, aad three other Oeorie Mr, Chase and wife to William lot of. Grore street. 46.10 Vi of Lyon.Bi2s>by*N<lofl;.slo.-, B.

Potter Company Eucene Steele and wif lot block 25, Reis Tract grant, lot on line Of Crescent "275 Sooth. B. H. Uoyd to 'Serena bn'NW line of 3oo SW. of SW ,1 Mary lur Hooban to St.

Panics Germ an Evangellcal lot on 8E line, of Howanl street. l4s -N 30 by SE 100; Edward Lunstedt and wife to Bertha lot on line -of La rkin street, of sPacWJc.S i. Vx Laura M. to Louis; Knh et lot c'n NJine of. Nineteenth 105 0f Valencia, $10, Jacobs and' wife to Homestead Realty lot block tract tr Ai'C People' Homestead -t Ashley rand- wife tor John' Caxsldy aad lot on line of Dorland Wof i Churchy N- US," W.

David G. lot "on NW llne of street. 175 NE of Persia. NE Lit Mary Coughlin Daniel Coufchlln and wift.jlotJon line of Larkin street, 46:10 of Filbert, by I aItJP wmpany to Paul '8. CLAIM PUT IN BY MARTIN KELLY.

Wants $3279 of Relief Fund Money for Loss of Tools and Engine LARGE RENT BILL' "With a letter marked "confidential." Martin Kelly has filed a claim against the relief fund for 13279. Kelly alleges that he has, in his efforts to relieve own distress caused by the flre. the'distress of his son and daughters and the further distress of some sixty ot his friends, sustained substantial damage to the amount claimed. Kelly alleges that before the fire his place of business, as well as his realdencer was at 313 Fremont street. He was burned out and obliged to taka some old barns of whleh he is possessed on Silver 1 avenue, near the Five-Mile House oh "the Mission road.

The petitioner thus describes the barns: "Said barns having been used by me, for over, twenty years as storehouse and workshop." According to Kelly's petition, so many persons applied at the barns for shelter that the machinery had to moved Into the yard. This, he says, was exposed to the weather until most of it Is unfit for use. Kelly concludes with a statement that he has suffered much and needs money. He says: "I therefore ask your' honorable committee to reimburse me for the loss I have sustained through helping other sufferers In this emergency and trust that you will also'conslder that I and my family and every married son and daughter of mine and their families were burned out and lost everything they owned." The itemized statement of the alleged losses is as follows: "Large quantities of wooden patterns of machinery, engines and other cast- Ings, $2000; 5000 feet of lumber, $115; 15 bundles of shingles, 6 -gas ranges. $120; 1 50-horsepower engine, damaged by rain and fogs and rust, will cost to put in order.

$150; 1 paa engine. 6-Jiorsepower. will cost to put In order. $75:. 1 pipe-cutting and threading machine, with shaft, cost $100.

damaged to the extent of about $25: 600 pipe fittings, $150: 2000 feet wrought Iron. $200; 7 circular gas heaters. rent for four months, $400." The rent charged for the use of barns for four months Is $100 a' month. Accompanying the petition Is a letter In which Kelly states that he has been very "liberal and lenient In his demands." Mr. Fhelan's department, to which the communications were addressed, has turned them over to tho regular claims department.

It is not likely that Kelly. will receive favorable consideration on his claim, as the time limit for filing claims has- long since expired. TO WILLIAM COHWAT'S Aug. 30. Local patriotic societies and tne people of Camden today nnlted in honoring the memory.

of William Conway. a natire of this town, who while on duty at the PensacoU Nary -Yard, at the breaking out of the refused -to haul down the American flag as a token of surrender. A large bowlder has been -placed in commemoration of Conway and the ceremony of nsTeillns was held today. Shearman, lots 67 and 63, block Reis Tract; to Louis N. Ryan -and lot 29.

block 30, Tract; grant. Same to Daftd Henderson, lot 31, block 33. Reis Tract: grant. I. Wester to Charles H.

T. lot on SE corner of Twenty-fifth and Louisiana streeta, 8 BO by 100: $10. Nicholas Ohlandt to Angelo Aglns. lot ea SW line of HolToke street. 100 NW of SHUman, 100.

SW 120. SE 100. pox tloa block 37, Cnl- Terslty Mound Tract; $10. Charles Schaef er to Marie Bergfeld. lot 18.

block 48, Sonnyslde; Herman H. Bergfeld to Marie Bergfeld. gift. -W. A.

Powell and wife to Henry wife, lot on SE of Howth street. 273 8W of Mount Vernon, SW NE SO, NW. $10. W. S.

Gee and wlfo to E. B. Ilallett. lot on line of Firsts arenne. 50:3 of Cart "street.

by 93:8. 8 25. 90:3: JtO. E. B.

Hallett et al. to Annie 1. Packard aad wife, lot on line of First arenne. 25: of Carl street. 96:3.

23. 08:10: $10. Chester S. Packard to Anaie I. Packard.

gift. Mathlas Fubs and wife to William Roberta. lot on line of Hanford street, ISO: 4 of 25 by lis; $10. Edmnnd Marks to lelen J. Marks.

lot on SW 'corner of Twenty-second avenue and street, thence 200 feet to the NE Una Twenty-third arenue. thenca along Twenty- third arenue 100. NE 00. 8W 1JO; T. to Ada S.

Sexton, half Interest In lot on line of. Angelica street, 270 of street, 2Sz7'i; $723. Thomas Rowley to J. P. Treanor.

Jot on -W line of Fifteenth art-mie, 100 of street, 25 by $10. John Basbfonl to Standard Realty and Telopment Company, lot on line of MiisUnlppi street. 130 8 of Twenty-flfth. 25 by 100; $10. Standard Realty Development Compaay to Western Pacific Railway Company; lot on line of Connecticut street.

73 of; Twentieth. 25 by 100; $10. Mary J. Hatman Litlgl Firpo and wif lot on line of Filbert street. 160 Ul of Gongh.

25:3 by 155; $10. Loigi Flrpo to Anffelo Ftrpo. la lot on N- line of Filbert street, 160:3 Etl GongU. 25:3 by 155: 110. Leon Kowalskl and to S.

Betkow. ski. lot on line of California street. Of Tentij arenne. 23 by lit; Henry.

Hamhuryer aai wlfe-to Malsle Coy le," lot on llne.flf street. 25 -W of Baker. 23 by 100; $10. Piazza and wife to Sahratorn NaTarra and. wife, lot on E-line of street, 200 of Stoneraan.

12:6 by 80 1 rr-'-r-' Annie M. 'and Oscar Carkon to Seike. lot on Twenty-serenth street. 240 Wof Sanchez, 30 by 114: $10." Emclie M. Cliabot to Sarab J.

Dorn, lot N.llne of Sacramento street. 90 of Bsttsry. 47:6, 45:10, 73:9. $10. J.

Ward and wife to Rosa O. Olmh and wife, lot on line of Fifth 173 'of. Point Lobos avesne. 23 by 120; $10. Albert Caron aad wlfa to A.

tare It. lot on line of Filbert street. 137:8 of Klllmoru. 27:6 by Clara Ehu to Marcellin and Sldome Nona ox. lot on line of street.

'120 of Howard, 30 123, and one other $10. Mabel R. J. D. Mooser -to R.

E. lot oa E.lin« of Twelfth 130 of Clement street. 0 by SO; 410. --R. E.

gland and wife to Nellie SteaUy, lot on line of Twelfth arenne, 150 3 of Clement 1 street, 120 by 3 0O; $19. Frederick Herman Hetbnsh lot on line of. Clay street, 87:6 of Walnat. by-S $10. Frank W.

Fuller and wife to Albert Ehret. lot on W- line of Twenty sixth avenne. 275 of California street, ftO by 120; $10. Albert and wife to Bernoard Gets, lot on line of Twenty-sixth arenue. 275 ot California street, 23 by.

120; $10. Builders' Contracts. Salratore Pasaao with Russo Roml. erect a two-story frame building on lot 34 37:7, in PoUjnd place and San Antonio and Vat lejo streeu. for $3100.

Maggie Loeber Cars ton Hanseo. terations to three-it -wy frame building on line Oupont street. 117:9 of California. 19:8 ,70. for $BSOO.

oral Chrlstophrand. Caroline Nikolai with CarJ to erect. a two-story frame building on line of Pacific street, between Leavenwprta and for $4933. Merchants' Exchanse with WillUm S. Snook, plumbing aad gasftttlng for building on 3 liao of California.

of Montgomery, for $29,500. 8. Marianl with -et aL;" to erect a frame building on lhw of IMUelon street. 130 of Thirtieth, for 13850. John Deluechl with William Couter, to a three-story, frame building on line of FrancJwo between Powell sail Maun for $5009.

Honorine F. -C. Chassagie with Sarcaader to erect a two-story frame building on lint of Fonrth street. JTW of Clementina. SW SO.SE 24.

SW 80," for Louts with same, to erect aW frame -buildings on Dqboce avenue and 'Guerrero street; by. ,78. I Jamea C. 7 W. Irwto with A.

W. Brann," erect fonr-room cottage on SW corner of Donglasa and Seward for $1300. James L. Flood with Frank Schuster. Scaj; IloU work on James Flood bolMtny.

on corner Market. -Powell and "Ellis streets, tor H.M*. iLodwig-Anuteln Wlciersham. to erect a one-story f. frame (arcade stores aad ion lot bounded jby and Un of 1 Pine aad Fraoklln streets, for $20,300.

11 CITY REAL ESTATE. lorl 11 10 et tbe pp Estate Glen Park to teM S'Pt'mber 1. is post- O. H. CMBSEN 20 MONTGOMERY ST.

Wm FSi temporary buildinps. N. tide Fotton. 100 E. of Polk.

120x120; W. side 180 N. of FolFom. 47x163; Til 2, of Tnlrd 80 S. of Harrison, 80x W.

side of Third SO S. of Perry. 25x 6. fide of Hcrrison. 75 W.

of Third. $0x 120: temporary building on E. line of Polk, be- tween Cay and Washington. GEORGE K. FRINK.

2626 Vallejo till 9:30 a. m. and p. m. IMB SALE.

have Mock in tbe Sunset District, near containing 50 lots. We vrfll sril this for J12.500. As an Investment thU is a moneymaker. See us at once. A.

C. CRABB PEISER. 1561 Ellis near Flllmore. STORES. have Many fine stores to lease in the named district: also fine stores opposite Flood building.

BACIGALCPI STE- 1033 Goldea Gate between Laguna Bnchsnaa ets. HOTELS AND LODGING-HOCSES. we bare owners who will build for tenants In tbe bnraed district. BACIGAIIPI STE- YENS. sale House of fi rooms, bath, toilet with modern Improvements, and baeement: 1 block from the car.

Call at 152 Harold Ingle- wde. li' F. titles eipedltiously and cneaply. S. W.

GIBBS. "422 Monadnock 6an Frandsro. 4-room cottare. hizh basement, and stable for 4604 Eighteenth no appnt. 7- ROOM cottajre for sale; to be removed.

Apply 2314 Webster it. R- WILCOX. real estate apd insurance, 837 Golden Gate aye. bcilt cheap: plans free. ft4S Hsmnshtre OsXUXD REAL ESTATE.

ACSTIVS LIST. SIO.WW One of the best-payjns downtown prop- or! tiocs on the market today; a big 2- bcildics, consisting of 2 stores below and 9 rooms above, oa 9th st. near Webster; right in the very heart of the busiest and best part of upper Cbina- towp: now bringing In a monthly rental the tenants pay the water; for 3 a. fine, big Interest -paying investment this ts one of the best we bave to offer. aS49) -Two flats In a splendid renting dis- r-.

-trlct; lot Urge enough to build I another on; present income $40 per month; this property is bound to Increase in nine; bandy to cars, trains, etc. (1552) A very neat, well-built 5-room cottage on 18th close to Adeline; Just com- pleted; reception hall; alcove celling In parlor and dining-room; panel fini-bed In jj. Oregon plae; lot 35x111. (1822) £XXJ A flue corner on the San roed; tbe only main southern outlet from this city; an Ideal irite for road bouse or sxy kind of business. (2334) Choice building lot on East 22d near one block from car and in line residence district; oaly half cash, balance to suit.

(1701) GEORGE W. ACSTIN, 1002 BROADWAY. BEADTIFCL LOT FOR HOME. VERNOK HEICHTS, OAKLAND. Comer end Perry one block from Oaklaad-ave, electric car line, running direct to S.

or Key Route local iralus. 100x110. Casa price $7500. tt Interested. luc-tloo.

Owner's ad- OB OB lot. 60x100 FCET; -corner lot; country Home, "right In Oakland: bouse, in -(rood or- 'AefitteM aronnd: see tt: 2155 Llndra Juactloa San Pablo and TLlrty-fourth pass ite floor; $5000 takes it. Apply on premlsem. REAL ESTATE. CHEAP LOTS.

7 f3O0 50 cash, $5- per month: nice location. Wanted One to 3 lots in Santa Fe No. 15 or rmrirr tracts. WIMIAMsSpBI $700 26x133; oa Alcstrsz near Key Route fISOO cash: 100x140. near Key Boute; a snap.

$2250 New 5-room cottage: $1100 cash, balance per month, including interest. Bee this A If yon went a nice cottape. 1500 cash, balance S3spcr month: 7 1 rooms, bath, pas end electricity; well bu3t and up to date; fine reception ball; 2 toilets; street end walks finished, and in one of the nicest lo- W. MORAX South Berkeley. A SOUND INTESTMENT.

$23.000 Annual rentals $1344; corner; three and 7-foot coocrete basement, frame "building of elefrast flats, store and bakery. 1 New. every modern convenience, best work- manship and materials throughout. Location oae of Berkeley's most rapidly growing and. best promising business sections.

Address bor Call Office. Oakland. COPJfTRV REAL ESTATE. CALIFORNIA land, $1 acre, balance entire pur- chase week for each 5 acres; no taxes; no Interest; 6-acre tracts; level, rich, clear; ready to plow; under Irrigation; perpetual water rlgtt immediate possession gives; par- tlcclars, 'maps, photographs for 2c stamp. Colony, room 26, 703 Tv Ncii Sen "Francisco.

WE" "hare for eale a choice stock farm; many easy terms. The Central C-llfor- nla Realty Company. Sacramento. HOMES In the country: send ror catalogue. C.

M. WOOSTKR O'Farrell BCRLI.VGAME REAL ESTATE. BCRLINGAME GROVE. Lots 00x120 cow on tbe market from $500 up; small pay- ment and $10 per month price Includes cewers. water, streets, eemeat 'sidewalks and shade trees; certificate of title free with each deed; Bc a Mateo electric cars leave Fifth and Market sts.

every 12 minutes; stop on re- it Burilngame Grove station; agents on prcpertT ail day 'Sunday. Homes built on instalments, same as paying rest. Tor circulars, maps and farther Information apply BCRLINGAME GROVE COM PAST. F. A.

DCVBAR; Agent. 91S. Monadoock Building. Tel. Temporary 1053.

MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE. BOYLE PARK. MILL VALLEY. THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA. Large, sightly lots, wooded: bay and mountain streets being graded and sewered; build- ing restriction: 0 minutes to station: lots 50 feet and larger: -price $450 up.

T. PARKER CO. L. T. P-rker.

sgeat. Mill Vslley. AX MATEO REAL ESTATE. FOB sale 1 new, S-room house; £se location: nest of -railroad, near P. depot and electric cars; $0000; chown by appointment only.

Ad- dress COXW AY. San Mateo. Cal. A S-ROOM bouse, near center of town and two from depot aod electric cars: $5250; shown by appointment only." Address CON- WAY. San Mateo.

Cal. HALFMOOy BAY REAL ESTATE. MONTARA. BUT lot NOW In tbe MANTABA TOWNSITE. en line of tbe Ocean Shore B.

tbe PRICE IS ADVANCED. Lots, with all improve- ments. $100. -We ask NOTHING DOWN. Ex- ctxsion to Moatira Sundays.

Investigate. MONTARA BEALTY COMPANY. Golden Gate aye. corner Flllmore st. PROPERTY WAXTED.

WANTED To buy 60x100 lot vicinity Eighteenth Railroad aye. South: $100 down, bal- ance month; state price. Address box :452. Call office. WANT 2 fiats, 5 aad rooms: modern; of Seventh south of park or In Western Addition.

OTarrell FLATS' aod bouses under $10,000: tie hare tbe buyers KINLEY. YON BORSTEL i 1761 Gear; tt. LOT burned district; $2000 "or less. J. 509 Market st.

LEG A KOTICES. TO whom this 1 may Is to certify teat I am tbe'owaer of tne property situated ts tbe premises known 2T51 Twcr.ty- third W. cor." Hampshire; Any one harboring or tresptsslng oa said premises will. be responsi- ble for damages. 3.

F.BENEKE. MISCELLAyBOUS-rFOR AN up-to-date Potts soft-mud brick outfit, but three months, comprising: 1 Potts eoft-mud 1 Potts disintegrator, No. 3. 2 wheel scrapers. 1 60 Atlas engine, 1 60x16 Atlas boiler.

Pulleys shafting. 60 Portable oil burners, suitable tor clasp kilns. All' tools, barrows everything. In fact, necessary in the uaaufacture of a soft-mud brick. Tbe above Is for rale at a bargain.

Address BRICK, box 314. CaL A BUYS, sells aad rents gear machinery, en- giaes, boilers, water. pipes, shafting, pulleys. New Iron, steel, horseshoes, slightly dam- aped, for sale cheap. WHITELAW.

336 Main Temp. 144. SALOON fixtures and billiard tablss for horns- dlate delivery- BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDBB Twentieth aad Harrison sts. Pbone Special 105. ATTENTION Contractors! Woodsaw outfits, hoists and concrete mixers, steam and gasoline driven.

BAKER BkiS- ILTON. cor. Third and Berry sts. CASH registers; all kinds: easy payments. Cash Register Exchange, 1183 Market Central Theater building.

"Occult Renting rare books on astrol-" spiritualism, philosophy, science bought, sold, rented. TUB Franklin: see catalogue. A SINGLE stone diamond ring, blue stone, per- fect: suitable for engagement ring; price $145; weight. 1 carat less H. Box 1727.

Call. TENT, blue striped, canopy top. 14x10. with 6- ft. wall, scalloped with.

red. awning front, boarded floor: In lot 37th. and Adeline. Oakland. WAGON and carriage blacksmith shop for sale: business established years.

Address box 6703. Call office. Oakland. MERIGAN. the Painter, has moved across the street; now at 1447 Ellis st Paint.

$1 gal- Ion: wall paper. SHc. a CASH registers; 400 sizes. atl prices, all kinds of business, on at terms. National Cash Register 1Z27 Golden Gate aye.

SALOONS, cigar stands and grocery stores fitted op: plans and estimates furnished at f-ictorj. Seventeenth st MILKS of pipe and Bttlnjrs. all pipe cut fitted to sketch. EUGENE RILEY 4 6ON. 406 Main st CASE, denttl chair; good as new: cheap.

E. J. Florentine Dental Laboratory. 80S Scott st LAVATORIES, closets, sinks and plumbing ma- terlal. Formerly 213.

Fourth st. now 1964 Post. BRICKS sway for nothing. N. E.

corner of Market and Davis streets. PORTABLE houses, union made. $220 up. Ira- proved Utilities Compaay, 777 Halght st UALLWOOD Cash Registers. P.

a Can. Regls- er 16 City Hall square; phone Speelal POl. Hermann Safe 126 Folsom agents Macneale 4 Urban MANTELS repaired; tiles and grates reset 3062 Seventeenth st. WOOD mantels, grates and all kinds of tile ia stock. 8064 Seventeenth st.

EDISON Moving Picture Machinea and Stersoptl- bargains. OtsO. BRECK. 652 Orov st. Stock on baDd; 500 en route.

RICH- ARDSOX Fifth neur Mint. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. FIRST-CLASS Jobs of rewinding A. and D. C.

and alternators: high voltage work our specialty; superior work costs but is cheaper in lons run. FARNSWORTH ELECTRICAL WORKS, 603 Howard phone Temporary 348. To buy a Ban Francisco Directory for the year 1905. Estate Company. 759 Fllimore st.

TWO motor cycles. 2 horsepower; 1006 model; Thor engines. Farnsworth Electrical Works, 603 Howard phone Temporary 348. HIGHEST price for old clothes. G.

G. aye. Loan Office. .1226 G. G.

money loaned. SPOT cash for diamonds, etc. KARL EBER 4 1162 Post, between- Van Ness and Polk. BOOKS itnd libraries bought; highest price paid. HOLMES, the Bookseller.

757 G. (i. aye. MUSICAL ijTSTRPMENTS. PIANOS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS Any nombcr of second. baad plaaos at almost say pries. Most ot these Instruments we. have bad to repossess. parties buying Fame oa Installment plaa hav- ing oot been beard of since April 18.

The; will sold for balance (8 Pianos for Rent 13. BENJ. COBTAZ 4 SON. IMS Vaa Ness Bear California SCOTT-CURTAZ. 560 Hayes Still renting pianos.

$2. 12.60 and 93 month; new sad used pianos at cost. C. C. HORNUNG'S new piano store.

Eddy near Fillmore; flne selection Of new and Second- hand the most perfect player piano. DECKER piano, in good condition. Jll5- HEINE PIANO 1341 Golden Gate near Flllmora st BARGAIN A Vose upright piano: walnut case. 2512 Sacramento near Fillmore. UPRIGHT piano left on sale, 5.

1341 Golden Gate arc, ntar Flllmore et. 5 BANJO Urines. 23c: full line latest records. C. 0.

Keeneii mosle store. 1323 Flllmore st. JOS. SCHMITZ 4 830 Devisadero near Page; new and used pianos; easy -terms. PIANO repairing, varalshlnc.

pollxhlng. piano factory. Market 14th and Church st BYKOX MAUZY. Office and warerooins. HKT O'Farrell rt.

bet Fnn.lln and (fongh. STATHAM 4 pianos. 24 Hill formerly 110 McAllister: expert repairs. MUSICAL iySTRPCTIOJf. PROF.

SIG. F. A VEDANO. vocal teacher and studio. 701 Fulton, corner Bacbanan.

BIOXEY TO LOAli. INSURANCE: Insurance; MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRE IKSURANCB Insurance. PERCT E. FULLER. Private Banker.

2303 Bush corner Stelner. Pbone West 6336. AA ALL PERSONS Desiring loaas on furniture, pianos, horses, ve- hicles, etc. can. obtain same quickly, privately lid at a moderate cost by seeing HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY.

Formerly 202-3- Callaghan Bldf. 1643 O'Farrell nr. Fillmore; also Oakland, 8 Macdonongh 1106 D. D. DRAKE.

7 Franklla Realty SW. corner Goldea Gate aad Polk. 301 St. Paul Oakland. SALARY LOANS Made quickly and privately to steady em- ployes; lowest, rates; -easy terms: loans made to old customers without delay.

1 PORTLAND JEWELRY COMPANY, formerly ot 25 will open September 1, 1906, ea Market st. sear Powell, opp. eta st MONEY loaned salaried people and -others upon tbelr own names without cheapest rates, easiest payments; offices in 53 principal cities; save yourself money by getting out terms first TOLMAN. formerly G53 Parrott bow at 1016 Flllmore st GOLDEN GATE Loan Office. W.

J. UESTHAL temporary location OSO Pierce bet Goldea aye. and McAllister itMll pledges Is safes saved; redeem as soon as possible. ON Hear Estate, Ist and 2ad Loans. Buildings on leased land.

BANKERS' DEPOSIT COMPANY. 1803 FUlmorc. CENTRAL LOAN. CO. Aaron Herlnghl.

for- merly 129 Powell, loans oawatcbes, diamonds, jewelry. 1600 Ellis st. bet Flllmore and Stelner. ADVANCES on diamonds as usual. Baldwin Jew- elry.Co..

permanent office IS2I Sntter near -Octavla. Cash loaned to salaried men on note without indorser. 718 Monadnock THE International Co. Moory to loan on all valuables. 2024 gutter room: RAPHAEL'S loan office, formerly 602 7 now at 1340 Flllmore: opea for MONEY loaned on Jowelry highest paid for old, gold and silver.

1218 McAUltUr MODERN LOAN COMPANY (WM.SCHMALZ 4 SONS)' at 11 38 McAllister; ready for business. V. M'EblcA'- I Dh. U. W.

o'DONXKLLr-rLaUles, i all wno tick or la; trouble, consult this specialist on female complaints: positively corrected; obX ortunate helped; most difficult 1 casts tret ted; every ease taken relief; no poisoning drugs Jowf fees; my methods will core all cases Irregularity; consult roe: ssvs -time end raoDev; advice free: hours 1 m. 4,.5:30 to 1212 Turk st -r i JAMES NEALI 1 435 sC.TaVar '1 Specialists la woman's 9a.m.to 9 p. Sundays, 9t02. Continued. MRS.

DR. GWYER. formerly of Leaven- worth F. -now at 1326 Chestnut Bear 16th Oakland; people, from "city Berkeley train to station; take ltfth-st. car, to Chestnut.

Phone Oakland DR. THIELE, tbe German specialist, located now at 472 Eighth Oakland. DR. C. C.

O'Donnell, renowned female 810 A Devisadero. bet. McAllister 4 Q. G. aye.

M. SAVAGE 4 formerly -of 1 6 Eddy I located 1127s Geary, near Ness; feathers cleaned, dyed and, curled. MRS. KATHERINB K. EACHUS.

formerly 408 Stockton now at 1283 Geary; PHILOMENE 'M. LEY, with City Paris, now 1652,. 8u5h near Franklin. MRS; CHARLES C. ROOT: millinery parlors.

1463 Geary -formerly 131 Post st. French millinery, remodeling and 1215 Post nesr Tan Ness a vs. MINES AND MIXIXG. HALF interest in a virgin placer claim, ancient river Northern California full Investigation; plenty of water on Ad- dress N. box 450, Call office.

A ri 2 0 cash tOT 1(1 ttt PIONHKR ASSAY 131 Fifth nr. Mint. lost amp Fouxn. Friday, August 24. between North Berke- ley and Oakland, lady's silver bunting case watch.

Please return' to HOLCOMB. 50 Clay San Francisco, and receive liberal reward. On Market between 'Eighth and ferry, lady's gold watch; E. I A jH. engraved on case; had a black guard; liberal reward if retarned to 1014 Buena Tlsta aye.

Alameda. LOST August 24. Folsom and Eleventh sts. Great Dane. brlndle color, 34 laches high; answers, name King.

Return reward; tel. Park 80. LOST Gold watch, initials from Gabe." Liberal reward if P. ROBERTSON. 1563 Pipe- st.

LOST August 27. white gasoline! launch, 28 ft. long. G. G.

engine; reward; no questions. 1619 Tonquln Harbor View. Diamond pin. in old-fashioned setting: valuable as keepsake; liberal reward. 743 Oak st.

LOST Gray coat pocketbook vrtth near Church and Sixteenth sts. Return to 3704 Seventeenth Bt. liberal reward. LOST Small, light brown. Irish terrier pup.

Return to 1562 Union reward. LOST A solitaire diamond ring. Reward if re- turned to REED 44 Market st. LOST Bnnch of. route cards.

Return to H. HOEHNER, 1980 Fell reward. Coral bar pin. Return to A.W. TUtt- PIN.

884 Capp suitable OId gold and silver for manufactur- Ing. Cal. Watch Case O'Fafrell SEWING MACHINES. SINGER and Wheeler Wilson sewing machines at retail. Permanently vat the old stand.

1056 Washington' between Eleventh Twelfth. Oakland. F. S. PRESCOTT SONS.

WHITE Sewing Machine new location Van Ness i aye. and Market S. F. Bay the White; best machine on earth; special prices to refugees. Oakland office.

470 Eleventh st. AA SINGER and Wheeler Wilson sewing ma- chine store for shopping district. 1537 Stelner; new and 2d-band machines: rested, repaired. $37.50 TAKES an $80 White sewing machine, used two.veeks; party leaving city. Box 1689.

Call. SINGER. Wheeler Wilson store permanently lo- cated 2507 Market nr. 16th; supplies; ma- chines rented, repaired. Pbone Special 1177.

NATIONAL automatic White, Singer, other makes, rented, repaired, etc. 1.8. COHEN'S SONS, phone West 5761. 1616 O'Farrell st. AFTER June 1, Domestic S.

M. 1653 O'Far- rell nesr Flllmore; mail orders will have attention. A. C. Singer and Wheeler 4 Wilson.

McAllister bet. LaVkln and Polk. STANDARD Sewing, Machine lolti O'Farrell st. Phone West 8761J' SINGER and Wheeler 4c Wilson: formerly 231 Sat- now and Vni VH TYPE vVRITEnS AND SUPPLIES. ALEXANDER ft typewriters; all I makes rented, including Smith Premier; desks, chairs, ask "for prices on partly used machines.

ALEXANDER FlUmore phoat West 6258. 1. 6TEARNS' Visible Typewriter, the only visible with decimal tabulator; also 2d-hand, all makes; rentals aad repairs. Typewrito- "rium. 1 1724 Flllmore st.

y. WALTER A. BCOTT, 1811 Flllmore sL. phone West 2093; Columbia Visible; chairs, ribbons, numbered paper, carbon; expert repairs rta- tals; Smith Premier. $30; desk.

THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE is now at 1011 Golden Gate with a full stock of all kinds of typewriter! at regular prices. Rentals and supplies. PACIFIC Typewriter Sun Visible. $40 and t75. 88.

corner Flllmore and 2d floor. STUTTERING AND STAMMERING. STUTTERING and stammering cured. Elizabeth A. Dohrmann.lso Central aye.

Page 6896. VETERINARY IRA BARKER DALZIEL, veterinary dentist, OcUvla tel. West 2400. 1 PROPOSALS, i NOTICE to contractors Office of the Board of State Harbor Commissioners, Union Depot and Ferry-House, San Francisco, August 81, IOOC. Sealed proposals, or bids will be re- ceived at this office at or prior; to 2:30 o'clock p.

m. on THURSDAY, September 13, 1908, for furnishing materials and constructing a shed on approach to Ferry Slip No. 7, on tbe. water front of the cityand. county of San Fran- cisco, in accordance- with the plans and speci- fications prepared therefor by.

the chief en- gineer of tbe board and adopted -by the board August 30, 1906, and on file In this office, to which special reference Is hereby made. Tbe materials to be used in the work consist of the requisite quantities of yellow and redwood fir lumber, wrought iron, all of the best Quality specified and subject to rigid exam-, No bid will be received unless it; Is made on a- blank form furnished from this of- fice and Is accompanied by a certified check for five (5) per cent of the, amount, bid, to the order; of the secretary of the -board, as a -guarantee on tbe- part of tbe successful bidder. tbat -he will within six (6) days arter the acceptance, of the Md enter Into a writ- ten contract to do said work according to the plans and specifications prepared therefor, and will also execute and with this board "a bond lin such sum tbe board may i deem adequate, "with a surety to ap- proved by the Board of State Harbor Com- -and; conditioned for the faithful performance of such I contract. nor will-: said 'bid jbe considered by this board unless 1 de- livered the secretary: or to the assistant secretary at tbe office of; the secretary at or 2:30 o'clock p.Vro. Sep- tember 13.

1908,1 at which, time place the bids' will; be Opened; "1. i The board reserves-the right to reject any or all bids If deemed for tbe best interests iot the. State. Bidders "are 'invited to be present at ths omening of the bids. CHAS.

11. SPEAR. I. HENRY- J. CROCKER.

Board of I State Harbor LOTT D. NORTON, Chief Engineer. JOHN M. FOY, Secretary. -y.

V' NOTICE, TO CONTRACTORS. Office of. the "Board 'of State; Harbor. Com- missioners. Union Depot and Ferry House, San Francisco, August 25, 1906.

Sealed proposals orblds wlllbe-recelved at thle nfflre at or" to o'clock; p. on THURSDAY, September for 'fur- nlshing materials and constructing a wharf along- the water front 1 south lof tbe Atcblson. Topeka and Santa jFe I Railroad pany's lease, -on the i water front of the city and 1 county of San Francisco, In accordance with tbe plansi and specifications prepared therefor by the chief enslneer of the board and adopted by the board, August 1906. and on. file la this to special ence hereby made, 'materials to.

be in' this" consist of tbe requisite quantities. of treated and untreated first-class, close-grained, Doug- las, flr piles, merchantable yellow fir lumber, wrought iron tail. of the- best Equality, specified -and 'subject 'to' a rigid examination. No bid will be received unless It Is made on a blank form furnished from, this office and is 1 accompanied by a cer- titled-? Check -for" five per 1 amount of the bid, parable to the order of the secretary of the ass' guarantee; on. the part of tbe successful that he will; within six days after.tbe acceptance oMbe bid.

-enter into a written contract to -do "said 'work, according'! to 'the': plans- and specifics- tlons prepared therefor," and will also execnts and with tbe board a bond ln such sum as tbe board deem adequate. with a surety f- company to be approved by tbe I Board of Harbor sad 'conditioned 'for, ths 'faithful performances of such will b- said -bid be considered £by this aboard 'unless delivered -to secretary tot secretary." at the tt tbe 'i secretary." at ior priori toi 2:15 o'clock Sep- tember. 13.sl906;:atiWblch:tIme?and 'place. the bids' read-andstben taken under 1 considerations until- the 27 th day I at- 2:30 o'clock v'- P- i afteribidsiforjthei lease; of: said I wharf have The bos rd referves tbe i right to reject any or all; bids jlf Adeemed the Interests 3 of; the, sreiinvited' to be)pres- the opening of tbe CHARES J.T D.IMACKENZIE; HENRY Board of. State i Harbor LOTT.

NORTON, Chief i Engineer. JOHN. The Address of CHARLES HORN- ECK aged 1241 24 years last heard i from tst June, 1905: bis mother low." 'Any. one having seen ulm since that time plesse communicate with 3. P.

HGRNBECK. Center- Vllle.S. RELATIVES ot Matilda Johnsou communicate with Nathan C' Coghlsn, 1763 Greenwich BRYANT- of 396 Waller, st.vcor.l Flllmore; now; at Diamond. CURE. yourself of, rheumatism; information free.

i -V; BUSINESS RKNEW.YODR TITLES I IT NOW TITLE RENEWING COMPANY of Saa 14 now prepared to. re-establish your to dt jr lots; as- at leant 3 will be required. applications 'at At- office. lfOd Fillmore. st.

PILES. fistula.V are tolerated from fear i of the knif e.v 1 This is' obviated 1 by: Dr. method. which cures without danger or hindrance from business; '7ooo men and women, cured some 30 to' 4o jrears't standing; cali. Investigate.

Office 2091 Flllmore st. DR.J. HjsSHIRLKY OANCKR SPROT ALISTH. i Twenty meato; now permanently located 693 Fell San THE Marvelous Vibrator cures, all aches- and' pains, stomach troubles. etc.

price $3 and $5: AMERICAN. VI- BRATOR agent. 3305 st. H. REHNSTROM.

tailor sad Importer: ter- porarlly at 2415 FHlmore st.antll old quarters In iJutual Bavings Bank bldg. are ready for occupancy new stock arrived from Londoa. LYONS. the London Tailor, i now located at 1 452. Fillmore st, nr.

brunch -at Broadway; Oakland. 3ults to "order for snd up: trousers-, to order from jig WIGS, toupees, front pieces, hair" coloring, balr dressing, sbampoolnr. ZJKti- ERER. 2271 California nr; Webster for- merly at 123 Stockton st. Estab.

1868. FEDER, ladles' tailor (formerly S8" flntter Just opened 2119 Bush near Fillmore: fit gnaranteed. J. HADPTLI. OUERIN CO-.

SftO formerly R69 Market Full line hair, goods. combs, dressing, Rhampoofne.iet".- corset-maker. 514 Sntter now for business; at 120 Pierce near Halrht. apartment? and vibrator ladles; and rentlemen. MONTAGUE, managtr, 1549 Kills st.

THE Atbey Institute of Massage, fnrmerty of the 'PsvJa buildlnt. now -located? Pevisadero. MRS. ATHKY. pronrietor: West 6338.

FKANK known the In- dlan Doctor, formerly Howard la permanently located Howard G. M. POSTIOLIONE. merchant 890 F.llln mom 11; cor. Van Ness aye.

new stock of Imported wonJens.T;'-' Bt'LLETIN reinforced nnon request. Address FRANK B. GILBRETH, Mission st. GLOVES to order: n. Llmnuala of Danlclieff.

for- merly 45. Pbelsn resumes business 1611 O'Farrell to 's. MIRS EN M. BOSCOB (formerl.T;- Starr King bide), scalp specialist; lfiOO Franklin. MISS M.

B01SRON: onnerl.v with Sutter artntlc hair; work, a 1215 Post st. MRS. M. -RALPH, hair dresser, and- marcel' wa- ver. 121S Pout st.

(California Olive Powder) JOS. SCHAT.T.MAN— High-grade ladles' tailor- ing. 2113 Flllmore st. GOLDEN Gate Tsllorlng Parlors. 1003 O.

suits clMnrd $1.50, m0. 2D-HAND shoes bought, sold, exchanged; repair-, Ing. Send postal H. B. VANN.

IRBSA' Bntter. COLE'S Detective lndividual. law and corporation work solicited. McAllister. BLOCH'S hair store.

formerly 1 Grant resumed business. 1348 VanNess.nr. Bush. MMX. BAI'MARD.

the corset-maker, removed to 21 8fl Slitter K. C'LKVY'B loan office. lloo money advanced on renalrlne done. NFHHAIiS tailors." 161R Kills near Ffllmore: onr to order. L.i RKCKKR VKLLRROI.

vHnlr Restoratlyt. 317 Devlsudero st. formerly of 1077 Port J. R. JRNKF.L.

Jeweler and 1340 Van, NeM omvCorflei building, y.v TKNNIS, private or class Me-" NKIL. 61-CarmellU Pierce and Scott; off CIAW AND OtAmn, GLASS and Leave yonr orderi and they Will receive prompt attention. OREQORT A 610-521 Ooldea OaU ay.V near Vaa Nsss. RuiPTURE-CTJREbyA NO ADVANCE in prices; thousands cured by DR. PIERCES wonderful electric trusses.

Call or address WM. Jr PIERCE, 1417 Chestnut AUMKHt. bandages, elastic 2006 near. FUlmore. -y: R.

HOPPE. 1515 Bush, nr. Van Ness Orthopedic foot elastic ibandages. TRUSSES. supporters.

Clark- Gandjon Truss nr.Fillraore. COLLINS Window shades, raat- tress-making. carpet cleaning. 453 Ivy tel. Page 1855.

ADVANCE window shade 1 factory; orders fllled lat short notice. QEO. WALCOM.i637;TBr> st. The following marriage licenses were Issued yesterday: Jack F. O.

Johnson, 23, South San Francisco, and Violet V. Guthrie, 1 18, South San Francisco. L. Gallagher. 26,: -Represa, and Mary A.

Dower, 26, 8058 Twenty-fourth st. Henry yon Velgel. California and Eleanor EV: Peterson. 22. California.

st. Arthur J.Kub. 21, 1654 Fell and Frances H.rtWerthelmer.^lB, 3145 Washington ist." Richard Eckoldt. 81. 110 'Sterner st.7 and Rohsler.T-lO.v no Stelner Jp Lunuy 21, 31553 Twenty-fourth and Anna" Daly.

.21, 3023 Twenty-fourth v. Henry: C. Carl. 40. Honolulu, and Isabella A.

McFarland. 18.41 Octavla St. Antone Watts," 21, 2825 Twenty-fourth and Bertha 21, 2825 Twenty-fourth st. '1 OAKLAND, The following, marriage licenses were Issued today: Ellert" 1 31. -Point 7 and Crescent Goeggel.

22, Point i Roderlc -P. o'Coanor, 88; San Francisco, and Gertrude Gould, 28, i Oakland. 8. Macdoaald, 29. Oakland, and Mlnnlo-Maudo 21, Birth, marriage aad death notices sc-t by mall.

will not be. lnserted. They must lie handed In at i either 1. of the ''publication offices tad Indorsed with tbe name and residence of persons authurtzed I to have I tbe I sams published. Notices restricted simply to the announevmtnt of tbe event are published once in this column free of charge.

"y' In. this to the wife ot E. daughter. in this city. CM," Warner, Lee B.

Ho y. and Beatrlco A. both San In this 'city, August 29, 19OO.xby.xl»e^Rev, C. M. Warner, fArciile-L.

i Marsh 1 Eugenia Symington, both; of San i Anderson; John, 80 McGlade, I Edward," -30 -71, Miller, "John Frances David J.7>' 74 i Connolly." Jennie Murphy. 1 -j 74 Coyne, Olson, Marr; tl Del "Carlo. .12: 1 Dodge. 74 W.rA'.; 61 I FJUpatrlck, '5 Roddy, James," 23 i Hawkins." 7s Charles 25 60 Schudel. Mnrcus.i48 Koracevich; 2S Slianb.i: 'j Kroeze.a Annie- i Stelnau.

CgV Mackr- Edward a Ulster Mary Xsvlwr Mahoney; i William; IS Marie Peter. In Pescadcro, August John Anderson, beloved r- husband of Maria and father; of Oscar and Reluholdsi L. Mrs." 1 Martins and Jennie and 1 Enill Anderson, a aatlye of i Sweden. 11 aged SO years. In; Anna Maria Bardram, beloved wife of iH.

I Bardraw; native of Denmark, aged 71' i i i In Paso- Robles, Frances principal 1 of Irving widows of the Elates Rev. Bentley and beloved I sister of George Herbert Kellogg Jof yjif.vja. 20.1V906; Jen- native of 1 Sao Francisco, Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at ths funeral', parlors of J. O'Connor 770 5 Turk street, between Van Ness avenue -and r.Frankiln -i, August 30,1 Patrick Coyne.l a native of Ireland, aged 66 years, DEL In thlsT August 1 29; 1906," Del dearly beloved.

wife of Frank Del Carlo, daughter of the late Bernard and Margaret McGeoughan, mother Otto. i Frances, Eleonora, 5 Domenlck, Dolores, Annie and- Mary Del and i niece of I Mrs. Mary McDevitt. a i native of County Doneiral, Ireland, aged 42 years aad months. (Bos- ton.

papers please. copy.) -r- Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Frl- day), August 31, Rt 9 o'clock a. from her late 3335 "street, near s. thence to St. Church, Twenty- third and Guerrero streets, where a requiem mass will -be celebrated for.

the m. sharp. Interment. Holy Cemetery. David husband of Helen Dodge, and father of F.

Burnell and August tvs a of San Francisco, aged. 74- years month 20 Notice of funeral In this August 29, 1906. Patrick, husband, of. the late Sarah Fitzpatrlck. beloved father of Joseph and Jack 1 and i brother of Charles Fltzpatrick, a of -County Tyrone, Ireland, aged 46 years.

A member of the Gentlemen's Sodality of St. Ignatius Church. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat- urday), September 1, from the mortuary, chapel of the Golden Gate Undertakings Com- 2475. Mission. near Twenty-first.

thence to Joseph's Church, street, 'ia. high mass will -be celebrated for the repose of his soul, at 9:30 Interment Holy Cross Ceme- A In-thls city. August 28. 1906. Jacob Hawkins, a native of Indiana, aged years.

i Friends and are respectfully rV. invited'- to the f-meral' today (Frt- day), August 31, at 10 o'clock a. 'from the mortuary chapel the Gotden Gate Undertaking Company, .2475 Mission street. near Mount -Olivet KLUTE-ilB this city. August 29; -J906.

Adolph Klute. a native of Germany; aged 'so years. A member of Court i Hubertus No. 1 15, F. of Notice funeral hereafter.

Remains at the parlors, of Theodor DlerksA 900 De- Tisadero, street, -corner; of McAllister. In August 29, 1906. a native of Austria, aged 2S years. A member of the Servian-Montene- grin v.L. and B.

Society. In Burlingatrie, August 29. 1906. Annie -beloved daughter of John and Annie and sister of Helen and Robert Kroeze, a native of Grand lds. "Michigan, aged 15 years 11 months and 29 days.

In San Francisco. August' 28, 1906, ward Arthur, beloved husband Anita Mack 918 Chestnut street, Alameda, a native ot -Maine. In this city, August 28, 1906. Wil- Vliam, beloved son J. and Eva Mahoney, and beloved brother of Eva, Nellie, Ivy.

and Margaret Mahoney, a native of San Francisco, aged 13 years 11 months tnd funeral will take place today (Friday), August 31, at 9:15 a. from the parents' "residence. 2728 Twenty-first thence -to" St. Peters-C hurch; where a- solemn re- high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, at 0:45 -a. m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MATHEWS Near 1 San Xeandro, Alameda August 30, 1006, Peter. J. Mathews," beloved husband of Emma, F. Math- ews, a natUe of California, aged 41 years and 7 months.

nl Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Saturday). September lOo'clock from the Church of r. Immaculate Conception, Oakland. where a solemn' requiem high mass. Iwll be celebrated for i the repose of bis soul.

Interment private, ii St. 1 Cemetery. sJ-'X'-- McGLADE-i-Killed la Oceanic, N. J.i August 23. .1906, Edward McGlade, beloved spn of the late: Elizabeth Wardlow, and beloved brother 'of Fred i McGlade, Frank "Ward and t--' Thomas, Robert and Alice native of San- Francisco, aged 30: years: 11 months and.

23 this city. 1000, John Miller, beloved father of E. Miller and Miss EmleC Miller, a native of Germany. In VMenlo I'trfe, August 10Q6, Joslah Mills, a of aged 74 years 3 months and 3 days. A mem- of Buena Ixnlgs- No.

15, I. O. O. Oriental Encampment No. I.

O. O. and Redwood City Lodge No. 163. F.

and Friends and acouaintances are resppctfnllT lnvitod 'to attend tho funeral today Frl- A at" 10 'o'clock from Masonic Hall, Redwood City, where services will be held nnder tne auspices of Redwood Lodge No. 168, tnd A. -M. Inter. ment Cyprcga Lawn Cemetery," by train leav- Ing at 1 12:03.

p. m. In this city. August 30, 1906," at 8t Joseph's Hospital, Mrs. Ellen Murphy, I widow the L.

1 late Murphy, ft mother of Margaret Murphy; and the late Mary O'Rourke and Catherine Cd; Undertakers and Embalmers, 924 FILLMORE NEAR 'MCALLISTER. O'Connor Co. Fiineral Directors Now permanently located In' our new 770 TURK betrreen Van Ness Aye. Frnnklin St. Lady West UJB.

JULIUS S. aad V.tr 2128 Srn Formerly at 305 Mom Are. and 810 Van Nf Finest private accommoda- tions. Lady attendant. and ambulances to hire.

Tel. West 2699. California Floral Co. 1725 O'Farrell Between Fillmore and Stelner sts. Artistic Floral "Designs for" All Occa- sions; phone; 4749.

--V FUNERAL' DIRECTORS. 'MS. cor, Sixteenth and Guerrero ats. Formerly of "4 Green. Telephone 4 Special DIERKS Vt Deviaadero cor.

MeAUtster. "3 Telepbpae West '43o4. AW, MARTIN UNpERTAKERS 1868 1 J. "Gallagher Undcrtateng Cq. Ellis: and b'rarrell Telenhont DANIEL; P.

DONOVAN. 7. A-y vCQ. CBdcrtaWers and 1535 Golden Qa a betiveeD t'lllaqre and Steiner Phone. Part iGBiRtES J.

RMAN I A FIJXERAU DIRBCTOH IBW MISSION Jsth and ICth. Special O. SKLLINGBR. METZLER'S UNDERTAKING COMPANY a'nd'lsHj. phonbs special Fnneral Director land 1940 and 1942 Post street, betir etrn Flllmore fi teiner.

Ele- gant residence funeral parlors. Personal services under; all conditions: Pbone 6333. -VALENfK 4 '-11' i2S2. 1 WOODLAWX -CEMETERY illtioCo, iMasonJc Cemetery bierilM Sf Wnite. a native, of Conaty Waterford.

Ireland, aged years and: months. In DecotoT.CCaU^V! Aninist i 39, 1806, Elizabeth. loving wife- -tf John Ludwlg daughter of Mrs. Joyce. ter of Mrs.

Anrich and i Harriet Joyce. a native -of 'Norwich, aged 31 years 3 months and 9 days. Friends rand acquaintances -are respectfully Invited to attend the fnneral ner ices 7 to- day (Friday), August at o'clock at her late residence Decoto, thence to the Catholic Church at Centerville. where mass will be celebrated tot the repose 'of 1 her- commencing at -11 m. ilntermtnt Centerville Catholic Cemetery.

In this "Augnst 1908. iNotqll; a naUve of Italy. aged 45 years. Friends respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow September 1, from the mortuary chapel of the Golden Undertaking Company, 2475 Mission street, at 8:30 a. thence to St.

James Church, Guerrero and Twenty-third streets, where a -high requiem mass will be celebrated for tbe repose of his soul, at 0 Interment HcJly Cross Cemetery; In this city. 29, 1906. Walter T. Pllkington, beloved brother of Mrs. i W.t M.

Statham, native of England, aged 61 years 8 months and 8 days. A member of 'Burnaby Lodge No. 104. Sons of George. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral 1 tomorrow (Sat- urday), September 1.

at 1 o'clock p- from tbe funeral parlors 1 Banker Liint, 2666 -Mission between- Twenty-second and Twenty-third (MUslon Masonic Temple). Officers and members of Bornaby Lodge No. .194. Sons of St. George, axe; requested to at- Mount Cemetery.

In, this city. -August: 27. 1906. Jamen Roddy, dearly beloved son of John and Bridget Roddy, and- brother of Michael Roddy of Ireland. Patrick Roddy Chicago.

IIL. and Mrs. James J. Roddj, Ed Heafy and Beatrice Roddy of San Francisco, a native or Ireland, agrd 25 years. (Chicago, .111., papers please copy.) Tbe funeral will take place today (Friday).

-August, 81. at o'clock, a. from the parlors i of H.iF. Suhr A 2919 Mission street, between Twenty-flfth and Twenty-sixth. Interment.

Holy- Cross -Cemetery. 4a this city, August 1806, Charles 'A. Ryan, beloved brother of D. Lew Is and the lste Mrs. Millie Splain.

a of California, aged .25 years. Friends tnd- tcqualntances are respectfully invited attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat- urday), September 1. at from the parlors of Valente. Marinl St, 3441 Mls- aion street, near Thirtieth, thence to Holy Cross In this city, Ansust SO. 1906.

-Mar- cus Schudel, dearly -beloved husband of Mar- araretba Scbudel. a native of Beeglngen Schaff- bansen, Switzerland, aged 4Q fears. SHAUB-fln this city, Anxiist 29, 1906, Harry Shaab, beloved brother of Llllie. Blanche, Lta- tie, W'lllam- and Aaron Shaub, a native of Pennsylvania, aged 24 years. SISTER i MARY Alumnae Association hotre Dame, San Francisco: Saturday, Sep- tember I.7 at 9 o'clock as anniversary high msss will be celebrated for -the repose of the soul of tbe late Sister Mary Xavler at Mission -Dolores Church.

Dolores and Sixteenth streets. Members and friends are Invited KATE M.ULWLOR, Prei. SARAH A. -KEENAN. Sec.

In this city. August 28. 1906, Dr. Joseph Stetnau, beloved husband of Hattle Stelnan, and father of Mrs. M.

Mahoney. Mrs. F. Prior, Mrs. G.Maschlo and Charles.

Dr. Arthur. Dr. Eugene, Leo aad Earle Stelnau. native of Kentucky, aged S8 years 3 months and.

7 days. papers please co vt) 1 mi rsn ti In tnfl The funeral services will be held today (Fri- day), August 31. at 10:30 o'clock a. at his late residence, 119S Guerrero street, cor- ner of Twenty-fourth. Interment private.

Pleaset omit 'flowers. In this city," August 29. 1906, Maria dearly beloved wife or Louis N. Wurtz. a native of Bavaria.

Germany, aged 43 years 6 months and 26 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services tomor- row (Saturday), September 1. at 9:30 o'clock at the parlors of the Western Addition Funeral Directors, 1724 Devisadero street, Sntter and Bush. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by train leaving Third and Towrisend streets at 11:30 o'clock a. m.

Members of the German Ladles' Society Red You are hereby Invited to attend the- funeral of our late. member, Maria Wurtr. from the- parlors of. the Addition Funetal Directors, Devisadero street, be- tween Sinter and Bath, tomorrow '(Saturtiav), September .1, at 9:80 o'clock a. m.

Recording Secretary. Independent German Ladies' Besevolent So- ciety Members of this society are invited to attend tee funeral of our late member, Maria Eva from parlors of the Western Ad- rdltion Funeral; Directors, 1724 Devlsadem street, between Butter: Bush, tomorrow i (Siturdav), September. 1. tt 8:30 o'clock t. m.

ANNA DUNKH AASE. President. JULIA MARKS, Recording Secretary..