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The standing timber of -Canad* tqaaU
that of the continent of Europe, and la
nearly, double loat of tne United States.
TOPEKA,' Kan.. July 2.1.— Special advices
froth a trustworthy source, rrom: Pratt,' Kans.,
Btate that i there has been * no rain In .-; that
f ectlon : f or .bU w«6ks.\ ant) that the corn, crup
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July ' 23.— Mr«. - Wil
helmlna Grace . Harrington wan to-day granted
a- divorce front ' "Lord"- Frederick- Seymour
narrtnfrton. f who Is : now under arrest at St.
Louis' ch4rKed;.wlth murder, ; ln the Dlsttlct
Coort-at Kansas City.. K_. ¦-¦....¦•
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 23.— Because
of, ah Increase of about 7 cents a ton
that was granted the coal miners of the
Southwest at the PIttsburg, Kane., min
ers'.and.operators' convention, the operat
ors have, decided to Increase the price to
consumers from 50 ccnta to $1 a ton. ,
Increase Falls on Consumers.
HONOLULU, July 21— The Pacific Mall
Steamship Company's Meanver Siberia,
which sailed from Honkonar for San Fran
cisco July 2. has arrived here, one day
ahead of her schedule time.
Siberia r Day Ahead of Time.
' OAKLAND, July . 23-V"Work That
Women May Do in theMatter of Munlci*
pal Improvements,' Y is i the subject of an
address which ; Mayor, Olney . will deliver
before* the- Ebeir Society* on September 8.
Women'i Work for Civic Uplift.
OAKLAND, July 23.— The will of John
Brannan, 1 deceased, was filed for probate
to-day., He leaves property valued at
$3600 to Maggie McBryan of this city and
Eugenio Gruggei: of Pleasant Valley. The
property consists of a lot and j improve
ments at | the northwest corner of Pied
mont avenue and Mather street and val
ued at $3tiO0; ; money In bank,; $200, and an
interest, in a note valued at $400.
Heirs File Will.
The Postal Telegraph-Cable Company,
m direct connection with the Commercial
Pacific cables, also announces that on and
after Saturday. July 23, the rate between
San Francisco and Honolulu will be re
duced from 50 cents ¦ to 35 cents par word.
Midway. 60 cents; Guam. 85 centa: Manila
and Luzon Island. $1 OS; all other Philippine
Islands. $1 15; Hongkong, $1 10; China, $1 10;
Macao, ?l 13; Japan. $1 41; Chemulpov Fusan
and. Seoul in Korea, fl 41; other places la
Korea, *1 49; Formosa, SI 21.
Notice was sent out yesterday that th«
lines of the Commercial Pacific cables
will be open on and after Saturday, July
25, for business between San Francisco
and the Philippine and Ladrone islands,
China. Japan and Korea. To-morrow
therefore this city will be in communica
tion with, the Orient by direct ¦ wire and
the dream of many years will be accom
plished. In connection with this an
nouncement the tolls to be charged for
cable communication are made . public.
The rates per word are as. follows: * ;;* .
According to the allegations ln Whit
ham's petition,- the land has no other
claimants ftrtd Is free to be pre-empted
under, an act "To appropriate the pro
ceeds of -the salea of public lands and
to grant pre-emption rights."
> Whithatn states. that he has'proceeded
according. to the. provision of the law in
regard to. the filing .of ; his claim, but
that; Woods has. refused to -accept it.
Whltham states that . the, land \ he wishes
to( lake up Is ' In" the ; same category with
the balance of the grant and that the de
cision Will affect : the entire: amount of it.-
Suit to establish the status of 500,000
acres of school lands, deeded by the
United States Government to 'California
for State school purposes, was. begun to
day by J. H. Whlthatn against Victor H.
Woods as Surveyor. General of this State.
Whltham is anxious to pre-empt a section
of land ln Monterey County which Is a"
part of, the grant given the. State /Under
an act of CongresB in 1S41 and later con
firmed by an act in 1S91. Judge Hall has
Issued an alternative ."writ of mandate
commanding .Woods to file Whltham's
claim "or show cause why he should not
do so. . , - , :•
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
1118 Broadway. July 22.
Mrs. Greenhood says the house wan en-,
tered by a rear door and thoroughly ran
sacked. She insists there Is • no clew to
the miscreants and believes that her be-,
longings were taken by thieves.
French gold-case mantel clock, silver chaf
ins dish, . large silver forks and [knives, half
a! dozen silver soud spoons, one Dronxe vat>e,
one Dresden china vase, three linen tablecloths
and three silver dollars. »
During the temporary absence this noon
of Mrs. S. R. Greenhood from her' resi
dence, 1924 Oxford street, burglars entered
the house and "carried off several hundred
dollars' wortn of 'silverware and. valuable
bric-a-brac. Opinion of the police Is di
vided between theories that the stuff wa-«
carried off by ' **-nt esslonal thieves and
tnat college students did It as a prank. At
any rate the^town authorities, as well as
the Oakland police, have been furnished
with a long list of Mrs. Greenhood's miss
ing-household goods. Among the articles
that have mysteriously vanished are the
following:
i ¦ ¦
Berkeley Office San Francisco Call,
2143 Center street. July 23.
Surveyor General Is Told
to File Claim or
Show Why.
Commercial Spanning of
Broad Pacific Is Ac
complished.
Enter Berkeley House
During the Noon
Hour. *
Mendoza Is charged with being a "cattle
rustler" by James Abrott, a rancher liv
ing ln the hills back of Sunol. The case
has been continued on one pretext or an
other for a year, and Mendoza's com
panions have escaped- from the" cordon
drawn around theql. ¦,
OAKLAND; July 23.— After numerous
delays and mucji Wrangling of attorneys
the trial of Frank Alendoza, charged with
stealing cattle, was begun before Judge
Hall this morning. The day was spent In
the examination of Jurors. Mendoza, with
three companions, .originally had seven
teen charges' of grand larceny against
him. He was tried once at San Jose on
the same statement of facts which will
be presented at the present trial and was
acquitted. . ¦' ¦
Hearing of Oft-Continued Case Is
Finally Begun Before
Judge Hall.
FRANK MENDOZA'S TRIAL'
FOR "CATTLE RXTSTLING"
CABLE TO ASIA
READY TO WORK
WOULD PRE-EMPT
SCHOOL LANDS
THIEVES SECURE
VALUABLE LOOT
AI..AMEDA, July 23.— Bogus checks In
exchange for gpods and good change of
the realm were. offered a number of local
business men by a smooth operator to
day. Martin Joost is out of pocket $4 60
arid John Lubben is short $4 with noth
ing to fihow In exchange but f worthless
drafts on the Bank of Alameda bearing
the namo "D. A., Carrington." Ludwlg
"VVarnke has a check for 110 inscribed with
the same, signature and Alois Kist has
another for $15. Warnke and Klst took
the checks, but as they gave no change
back and failed to find the place where
the swindler ordered them to deliver what
he had bought, they are short on nothing
and longer on experience. No trace of
the operator has been discovered by the
police. V.i J
Bad Paper Man Does Faying Bust*
ness With Some Merchants '
of Alameda. .
TOOK BOGUS CHECKS AND
ARE OUT GOOD CHANGE
THE SAN FRANCISCO -CALL, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1903.
13
- PERSOSALS. ;
A— FACIAL BLEMISHES REMOVED.
Wrinkle*, yellow and flabby skla, birthmarks,
•mallpox pittlncs and ecars scientifically re-
moved m-Jtfcout cutting, massage, electricity cr
medicine; epecltl demonstration? this week.
Call or write DR. L. WILLIAMS. o'Tl Geary.
MORPHIXK. cp;um and laudanum habits cured
at horse by a palnlees home treatment; In-
dor»*<S e.nd used by leading physicians; corre-
•pendeoc* etrlctly confidential: la plain, sealed
?rvelcr*; tall cr writ* to-<Say. India Drug
Cur». 201 Turk rt.; Bruce P. Klmmla. ilst.
WANTED— 988 men with scalp £ls*a»M>: los»
cf ha!r and baldness prevented (can treat by
ir.atl. blank for etamji): consultation free;
*-.3b to «. tundajR 10 to 12. Pror. GEO. A.
GARLOW. Specialist. roorn_S18. 0*7 Mark«t.
THE Star Hair Remedy restores pray hair. — J-
proves it* growth; etops fallinc, cures dandrua
anA itchlnc scalp; no it_n or etickineis;
cleans** scalp; at drugtiFts'. hairdressers' ;ac-
c»pt no substitute. EUr Remedy Co-.^SS'-^ary.
Js'OT how cheaj>, but how pood, it tfc« raotto of
th« manufacturers of the Rapid Rotary
Ftacdard^the sewing-rr.achlne of to-a*y. ¦*•
W. EVAKS. agent. 1021 Market st.
PHYSICIAN. 16 years' <*P« r '« DC '\ # cur £,P e r:
ir.an«:tlr nsornliln*. cocaine habit, allot
•66ress Central Pharmacy. 251 orant are.,
comer Setter st.; tt* moderate. ;
DANCING Tu*«3ay, Thursday. Saturday and
Sunday evesinrs at Teutor.la Hall. Howard
rt.. near Ninth; msnsptrger.t Prof. 1-oster.
ana trouwrs. at CHARLES LYONS . London
TalloT. 721 Market *t.
ELEGANT EUlTs en f»ry bftalinats: 8» CCOtl
•nd up per week. LEON LEMO8. 112. Mar-
Wet rt.. between Seventh and Eighth.
BfREAU of Practical Information— Formulas
and recipes for everytMng. Room 32. 331
Kearny gt.
eriTS to crccr ca installment*. Sl_ per wwt
Neuhaus & Co.. giercB.taiIor»,?77-7— Market,
ALL etviea ba'.txJrejf-ir.c. 25c; hair goods: mani-
curing 25c. G. LEDHRER. 123 Stockton st,
TAILOR-MADE suit IT 60; dress pants $2 50.
Misfit dc_ Ing Parlor, cor. Bush and Dupont.
£UPEKFLT.*Ot"S hair acd mole* removed by
electric r.eedle. Dr.&Mrs.Traverse.llTOMarktt.
*4AS« L'ERAPE oof-.umes. play books, wigs,
country orders. GOLDSTEIN & CO.. 733 Mkt.
ALFREDUMS Egyptian Henna restores gray
hair to tt* natural color; fl; at all druggists.
Superfluous fc&ir Sz moles removed with elec-
trtc needle. Mr*. & Miss Eaton. 1119 Sutter.
VAKICCSE veins and catarrh cured at horn*.
Call or wTite for testimonials. Dr. WILL-
1AMS CO.. I4O O>arv yt,. S. P.
ROOMS FOR HOCSEKKEPIVB.
AT M.«i>"Cower: cut rates now for summer. 308
3d St.: (5 up; also beautiful rooms (1 week.
EARTLETT. 413. near Twenty-fifth— 4 larft,
*unny rooms, gas and bath. $14.
ELEVENTH. If*— Two Funny furairhed rocms
for Ti.->uFrkeeplr4r.
FELL. _S— Sunny front con. suite, furn. for
housekpg: fl6: bath, pas ranpe; adultc.
GOTTGH. 706—1 or.. 3 ur.furn. hskrng rooms;
sunny corner; quirt ; adults; call 1 to 3.
HERBERT «The) — Sunny apartment* for
housekeeping; c*s raises; just cewly fur-
TiUhrd. 1&30 Polk rt. ___
JEPFIE. S33 — I-arse Funny front room, furnish-
ed housekeeping; g«« rar.gre; (12 month.
LINDEN ave.. SSI- 2 or 3 nice, clean, sunny
housekeeping rooms; every convenience^
MCALLISTER. MS— Sunny front furn. room.
flO; pas range, bath, laundry^ulte.fT; adult.
OAK 117— Extra sunny furnished suite; sink,
C*s' ranpe. hot bath, laundry; adults; Si:;.
THIRTEENTH. Z<>7. above Howard— 2 Iarg«
front rooms, furnished complete housekeep-
lng: ga» ranre; <l<<.
VALENCIA. 1S7— Three large, sunny room*.
rumlRhed complete for housekeeping; separata
catrsnee fror.t :. r.d back, with bath and (u;
ro tn:_l children; rent $22 50.
A. WEEK'S news for 5 cents— The Weekly Call.
- 16 pages, in wrapper, for mailing. $1 per year
A BRANCH offlce for Call advertisements and
pub^criptions has been established at loi'tl
Valencia Bt. '
IIOOMS TO LET — Furn. and I'nfnrn.
A.A. — City Room Renting Agcncj,
1104 Market St.. cor. Turk, and Market st*..
Room* 3 and 4. Phon« Jesale 4471.
FREE FREE
We locate you free or chanr*
ln Rooms with or without board.
HouMkeepirx Rooms cr Hotele.
A— HOTEL NETHERLAND — EUROPEAN
PLAN. 18 TURK BT.. 4 DOORS FROM
MARKET; TM OUTSIDE ROOMS; STEAM
HEAT AND TELEPHONE IN EVERY
ROOM: RATF.J* TSc A DAT UP; SPECIAL
RATES nr THE MONTH. .
• A— BRUKSWlA House. 1 48 Sixth— Roomi
25c to Jl per right. $1 25 to *3 per week* and
light housekeeping rooms; open all night.
AT "The Almonte." S73 Market st. (or No. 1
Firth ft.)— Rooms. t5c. Wte. $1. $1 50 night;
tl 50 to fit) week; house open all night.
ANTLERS. 415 Turk— 3. 4 and 5 room a part -
mer.t« for hkr-g. : rtrictly mod. : elec. elevator.
A LARGE furr.it^ed rocm for 1 or 2 genu:
fc»th; running vx:er; references. 8S8 Post st.
BUUmCZT. 1*^6 Market — <o!d No. 13G4) — Fur-
nished rooms, su.te*. single ; also furnished.
CLIFFORD. 20* E'.Ji*. cor. Mason— Elegantly
{urr.itbed sur.r.y rocrr.i; price* reasonable.
FMLSOM. K.M. nesr Twelfth— Throe mT-
¦ furtUyhcd rc<-,rns. rround floor, rent f 12.
GRAND Southern. 7th and Mission— Rooms M>=
to H M night: fS to $8 -*e«>k ; rf-ading-room.
HOTEL Bt Yi.-KfiU. S41 «th— New h.iuse, new-
iy turnlshf-;! rooniy. ?1 week up; also suites.
MART. '."0. ncp.r Fifth— Front room $2 a wvck •
ylde room. $1 50 week. ":„-- ' j
ilAPON. *OH, near O Farre'.l— tpstalrs nicely i
furnis.hp<! roorr.». I
OFAHHELL, 20— Sur.ny furnished rocrr.s asd
qflpfs: >l>-va:t',r: r| er . UghU; <*y. week, tr.o.
OF.".RRi:U.. ST1-N>w!y furn. runny rms.
astral; qulft; tc-l.; baths; moderate.
ROYAL House. 12r. E:Uf— Incar.degcent light*.
rt*.dlr.g-roon; f.-r.oV.ltiS-rocm and ladle*' par-
-Icr; rocms pet r.ifht % c to $1 BO; week. $2
'° •*: mor.th. *s to *r.0 ; elevator on ground
floor; roomt with hot and cold water; Uath*.
TO LET— A n»w!y t_t_bc4 front bay-window
room ln new modern flat with use of bath; I
15 Tr.lr.ute*: from Third fc n1 Market ft*.; north
«!de cf Market; hanfiy to 3 car lines; must
fr.ave rcrerctices. Box 13. Call efflce.
itTRK. 416. P.ejrlr.a— Besutifu! runny su'*c<i &
tlccle: latest imptt: lowest rat^, ln the cItr _
INCITED 6TATES. 123 Efidy st near Market
-400 gag* and 1 family rooms; 35c to $1
rlrht; $1 .5 to $B «-«k; elevator electric
IlClitt: i-radirig-raom; free fcug and baggage.
VAN NES8 are.. 6l'i— Renovated; handsotn*
¦usny furnished mites front ring; mod, conv.
WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 Sd «.. near Market—
Mo«t convenient and rerpeetable; 700 rooms-
SSc to $1 50 r:.p!.t. S2 to $$ week- elevator*
elec. light?: reaClng-rcora; free bus ; bagga^el
CLASSIFIED advertiremenu and subscription*
received at Ca.il branch orflce. 2200 FUlmore *t.
A 4 BRANCH office for Call advertisement* and
Vubscrtption* ha* been efttblished at 1036 Va-
jenclm rt.
ROOMS A.VD DOAIID.
HOARD at a cozy, prettily situatM ranch dos*
to city, r>«rfect climate; no children; b*in*
high anfl dry: rpecially adapted for those •¦uf-
fering from rhwumatlsm or luns trouble Ad-
Cres* box 84. Sur.ol, Alameda County.
AMOT. THE 901 DEVISADERO'st!
Strictly first-class family hotel; eur.r.y room*,
cuit* tf F'.ngle; billiards; Eteaci heat.
VAN NEES. 1714 — Belect private boarding-
house; rooms single or en suite; desirable lo-
cation; all conveniences of home.
OLD Stevenson Mansion, cpp. Grace Church,
with annex. 807 California «t. — Attractive tn-
tertcr; exceptions.! table; free billiard -room.
OCTAVIA, C(i6. between Hayes and McAllister
— Roomy. >.-» yp; board $3 00 per week.
TADLE board in family hotel; very cheap, c.
P. H.. box 1S30. Call.
THE JOHNSON. 605 O'Farrell «.— Sunny
*ulte« end tingle rooms, with board: refa.
CLASSIFIED advertiKements and subscrlptioni
received at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore.
A BRANCH office for Oil advertisements and
njbscrlptlons ha* been established at 1098
Valencia »t
SEWWC_MACIUSES A.VD SUI'PLIK.H
$15 50 drop-head oak. guaranteed: *econa-hand.
JO to 916: some nearly ntw; 60 days' exchangs
««— *ment. Chicaro S.M.Exrhanse, 833 Mkt.
et.. bet. 6th and fith; phone South 433; eleva-
tor: branch. :>5 <;»>ary »t. : phone Main 750.
__SJC«»A^3^AJVD^AnEHO USES.
A— EMPORIUM Storage _ Van Co.; furniture,
hounebold (food* rtored. moved shipped. 725-
«».i. Howard tt.. near Third: phone Orant 16L
PIERCE-RODOLPH Ftorage & Moving Co., of-
fice Port and Powell t t*. ; tel. Priv. Ex. S7L
CONKLINS ftorare-Furnnure and merchan.
dice. 523 Golden Gate ave.; phone Ea«t 128.
GOLDEN Weet Storage; advance* made; -840
MUKlon tt.; tel. Howard ML F. W. Zehfu**.
PACIFIC Stor*r* and Furniture Movin* Com.
r pahy. 2320 Fillmore tt.; phone Jactoon 281.
tEKINB Van and Btorsit* Co.. 11 Uontrnmerjr
•t.; tti _a_ ISlO. BhiFping tX cut rate*.
RCXJL ¦ ESTT^TE-^ITY----FOR - SAXB.
CHARMING Mill Valley is growtng- very f— t
New houses are I springing up on all sides.
Land values are increasing rapidly. Lyon ft
Hoag have placed a new tract on the market,
right at the nation, and are selling lots at
from f S to ?12 per front foot on terms of 10
per cent cash, balance f 10 monthly. Over 80 \
lets have be«n fold recently. Streets are
traded, water mains laid, electric lights,
etc.; grand old trees. Don't delay, but get
In en the ground floor. Branch office. Mill
Valley, ctftn Sundays. Send for booklet.
LYON & HOAQ, 118 Montgomery at.
$1SCO PAYMENT on S new flats on Mission
et.. nr. 30th: will pay 22 pr ct; rents $45 mo.
|1500 payment on 2 new flats on Army st..
nr. Mission: will pay 20 pr ct; recta $3S mo,
D. COFFIN. 3303 Mission 6t. Open Eunday.
HOTEL snd lot; 40 rooms; restaurant, bar and
billiard rooms; part cash. MOSSMAN. 850
Market st (j • 'J
LOT r>n Third st.: * small buildings; $15,000.
MOSSMAN. S50 Market st.
THE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COM-
PANY, S11-C12 Callaghan building, will buy
you a lot and build you a house; small cash
payment : $S per month pays : principal and
lntrrert on each $1000 of balance due.
WHOLE block of houses Just started near the
Park on Carl. Cole.Skrader & Parnassus are.;
plans, terms, prices to suit; apply premises.
JAMES ROUNTREE & CO.. 137 Cart at.
NEW houses and flats on Second ave. and C
st. for sale on easy payments; ona bICcfc to
McAllister cars; prices to suit you: open.
FCR sale — House S rms.; high basement; sunny
side l'Jth, bet. Valencia &. Mission; no rcas.
offer refused. Stephens Sc Co., 221 PowelL
FOR sale— 50x100. NW. cor. Eighteenth and
Folsom sts>.. with the improvements. Call at
213S Folsom st. •
6-ROOM bouse on Twenty-first near "Castro.
J. ANDERSON, builder.
CHEAPEST and best in America— The Weekly
Call 16 pages, sent to any cdfiress ln the
United States or Canada one year for $1,
pectage paid.
It UAL GSTATE— Country— For Sale.
ALFALFA lands, etock ranches, orchards,
vineyards: Inspected bargains; monthly cata-
logue sent free. C M. WOOSTER CO.. 648
Market st.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
MATS and Information of San RAfael, Ross
Mill v«ller« and Marln County of ! CRO-
KER A- CO.. real estate agents. 137 Mont-
gomery Ft.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
JUST WHAT TOU ARE LOOKING FOR!
A PRETTY HOME INT ALAMEDA.
Purrounaed by flowers and fruit trees; near
train and schools: only J2S50; lot 73x125.
Nice 5-room cottage and bath.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY,
Tel. Grand 14G1. 15C0 Park et.. Alameda.
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERICELEY REAL. ESTATE.
BUSINESS and residence corner for sale in
AlameUa; the NE. comer of Central ave.
and Sixth st., 54 feet "on Central ave. by
123 feet on Sixth et.. containing cottage of
& rooms, bath, patent closets, etc., on
Fixth Et.; also store building on. corner with
living rooms; now doing a fair business; S.
P. narrow gauge station opposite; satisfac-
tory reason* for selling. Apply or address
H. C. BALLHEIMER. 601 Central ave.; Ala-
meda. on premises.
$2300— HANDSOME, well-built 5-room house;
high basement; large lot; lovely lawn; half-
block from cars; $.'J00 cash, balance $20 per
month.
W. C. MORAN. Lorin Station.
" Or C. C. Emslie. Ashby Station.
BARGAIN — Well-built 10-room house; raurt b«
sold: owner leaving. 2433 Warring st. .'•..'¦
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE, 1118 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL, ESTATE.
$3<X)0 — NEARLY new, modern colonial cottage
of 1 6 rooms, h'fn basement, brick founda-
tion, porcelain bath, sanitary plumbing:
all ln fine condition; lot £0x140 (note the
«fze); street work all done; stone side-
walks- laid: open lawn; choice residence
location near Grove st.: fine barn, gravel
driveway, garden and a few fruit trees;
must be sold: owner away; cannot be du-
plicated at th« price; must be seen to be
appreciated; terms of payment if desired.
GEORGE W. AUSTIN,
1C02 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
ALEX. MURDOCK. Chronicle bldg.. San Fran-
claco. for Oakland. Berkeley or rural homes.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FURNITURE good and cheap this month.^lE
ECHELLHAAS. 408 Eleventh St.. Oakland.
__^ SPECIAL \OTICES.
THE following children have been received at
the Fan Francinco Nursery for Homeless
Children. 1334 Mission ft., since last publica-
tion oj^ gam*-: Albert Haight half orphan,
ago 7 yf-arn; Martha Siebe half orphan, agrs
10 year?: Rtbert Slebe. half orphan age 8
years; Flora Siebe, half orphan age 0 years
HARRIET W. MANNING, Secretary.
SPECIALISTS. ~
CATARRH. DEAFNESS and NOISE3 ln EARS
positively cur«ed; new method; 1 week's treat-
ment free. Dr. Cottlngham. 204 Sutter et.
DR. CARRIE EDWARDS, eye. ear nose and
thrr.at. Removed to 428 Ediy st.
STl'TT— RING A.\D STAMMERING.
MELBOURNE System School, Van Ness and
Market: positive cure for all." Don't delay.
*gS TYPEWRITERS fAlf D SUPPLIES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN TY^P^W^TfERS^W^
tell better machines for less money than anr
hcuxe ln the city; rentals $3 The Typewriter
Exchange. G3B California; telephone Main 266.
A FEW good typewriters at $30 each- get par-
ticulars. L. & M. ALEXANDER. 110 Mont-
gomery et.
2D-HAND typewriters sold, rented repaired.
Wtbttf r Typewriter Inspec. Co.. 200 Sansom».
PROPOSALS. ~~~
NOTICE tu Contractors — Pursuant to an order
of the Hoard of Trustees of the State Nor-"
mat Hchool of ban Dieco, California^ notice
is iiereliy fciven that sealed proposals will be
received by said board until 2 o'clock p m
of August i>. l»03, for furnishing the ma-
teriais iind performing the labor necessary for
the traction and completion of the west wing
of the San Diego State Normal School build-
ing. Separate proposal* will be received and
separate contracts made for furnishing the
materials and lierforming the labor necev-
Fary for each of the following parts of. said
west wing, to wit: 1 — For masonry work,
including all brick, coucrete and cement
work, and all necessary excavating and fill-
ing. 2 — For the iron work.. 3 — For the car-
penter, plastering, electric and glazing work.
4 — For the plumbing and gasflttlng work. .">—
For the eteam heating and ventilating work,
including the equipping of the central por-
tlun and the east wing of the building there-
with. 0 — For the tinning and galvanized
Iron work. 7 — For the painting and varnish-
ing work. No iToposal will be considered
unless accociuanled by a bond of the pro-
poser equal to ten per cent of his" proposal,'
with sufficient sureties, conditioned that if
his crcuosal shall be accepted he will duly
«nter into a proper contract and faithfully
perform his or their contract or contracts in
accordance with «aid proposal. Each propo-
sal mu^t be made on blanks furnlthed for
that purpose, and, together with the abov-
!i;< :.Uu!.«-'i bond, enclosed in a sealed env'e-
lcpe, addressed to the Trustees of the State
Normal Kcliool of San Diego, California, with
an indorsement thereon showing what por-
tion of the building is covered by th« in-
closed nrouosal. and delivered to the Board
cf Trusteee of the Bute Nofma! School of
Han Dit-go at the office of the school in the
Staw Norrnnl School building at San Diego,
California, before 2 o'clock i». m. of August
8. ia«3. Said proposals will be publicly
opened and contracts based thereon will 4>e
awarded on August 8, l»O3, at 2 o'cloclt
p. m., at the office of the school ln the State
Normal School building at Kan Diego, Cali-
fornia. The VlaiiK, descriptions, bllw and
specilicatlore for Bald west Wingr will be
open to public inspection during all business
hours at the office of Hcbbard & Gill, archi-
teen-, O.rant building, UXiti Fifth et., San
Diego. California, from the date of this no-
tice to the msklng of such contracts. Th«
. Board of Trustees reserves the right to re-
ject any or alt proposals made. State Nor-
mal School of San Diego, California, by, 11.
M. POWER*. President Board of Trustees.*
Attest: FRED W. PARRISH, Secretary.
Dated at Fan Diego. California. thU 20th day
of June, 1903. . ,
UNITED STATES Engineer Office, office of
California Debris Commission, Flood build-
Ing. San Francisco. C»L. July 21, 1003
Healed proposals for building portiohs of dama
'known as Barriers Nos. 1 and 2) on Yuba
Rlv«. TuU County, about 14 to 16 miles
•**>?• M »~svMe. Cal., will be received here
until 12 noon. August 8, 1903. and then pub-
licly opened. Information furnished on ap-
plication. R, P.JOUN8T0N, Captain, En-
gineer*, Secretary.
MARBIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses werW lesued '
yesterday:
Eric E. Okerlund, 27, city, and Gertrude :
Carlson, 24, city.
Max C. Greenberg, 21.* city, and/Agnes Hy-
raan, 21, city. - - ' .
Albums Atkins, 51. 2152 Sutter street, and!
Anna D. Baagster. 39. 30« Noe street. i
Harry E. . McCrea. 26, 1505 Washington
Btreet. and Nellie" E. Clemow, 18, El Paso, Tex.
William N. Dunn, 29, 184 Fourth street, and
Kate M. Kornbaum, 30, Enid, Oklahoma Ty.
John H. Lane. 21, 3941 Twenty-fourth street,
and Naomi O. Mac Donald, 21. 407 Fair Oaks.
William F. -Brong, 30, 612 Van Ness avenue,
and Mercedes E. Ruiz, 21. 614 Van Ness ave.
Charles Adams, 32. 807 ii Union street, and
Gertrude A. Lucas, 31, 2402 Larkin street.
Albart S. Edwards, 21. city, and Delia Clay-
burgh. 21. 1216 Manonlo avenue.
Bernard W. Lester. 40, Santa Ros|, and
Eleanor McNutt, 37,- 878 Geary street
Henry H. Zellerbach. 35, 1550 Fell street, and
Rose Breelauer, 24, 215S Sutter street.
Alfred Nassl. 40, Rocklln, and Amanda Mat-
tila, 24, Rocklin.
Frank B. Gerber, 33, Presidio, and Emma
Miller, 22, 3131 Pierce street.
Willson Bennett, 39, 532 Turk street, and
Clare Bremkamp, 80, 1285 Page street.
BIRTHS— MARRIAGES— DEATHS.
Birth, marriage and death notices fient by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorssd with the name and residence Of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
JAGER— In this "city, July 20, 1903, to the
wife of Will P. Jager, a son.
REVALEON— In this city, July 22, 1903, to the
wife of Edw. Revaleon'. a son.
STOLNER— In this city, July 20,' 1903, to the
wife of K A.' Stolner. a son.
_________ -
ATKINS— SANGSTER— In this city, July 23,
1903, by tlv> R*v. Philip Coombe, Albums
Atkins and Anna D. Sanirster, both of San
Francisco.
CLAMER— MOLL— In this city, July 21, 1WK,
by the Rev. Herman Gehscke. Fritz damer
and Dora Moll, both of San Francisco.
WHITE— JOHANSON— In this city, July 22,
1903. by the Rev. F. W. Fischer, castor of
F.manuei Evangsllcal Church, Henry L.
White and Stella Johanson, both of San
- Francisco.
_____ __
Armbruster. Sophia Nlcholla, Ernest A.
Cochran. Conley A. O'Neil, Lizzie
Daniels, Sarah E. Paul, Daniel .
De Groot. Peter Plhlstrom, Annie
Donohue, James J. Pierce, Mary
Engestrom. Elizabeth Pierce (Infant)
Ervin. Lulu Sheridan, Thome*
Foute, Rev. R. C. Shortall, Thomas
Frost, AJbert J. Smith. Isaac P. '¦¦
Hanlon, John x Stambaugh. Mary ¦
Harrington, Wm. Treuholt*. Ernest E.
Klevesahl, Ernst W. Vnkovlch. John G.
Kreye, John L. Wagner. Annie , , t
Layden, William H. Xeromldos, Tam
Nelson, George H. ' Young, Charlei C.
Neumann, Henry
_ mmmmm . .
ARMBRUSTER— ln this city, July 22, 1903,
. Sophia, dearly beloved wife of the late Adolph
ArmbruetoT, and beloved mother of George
W., Charlea J., Edward P.. Rudla H. and
William F. Armbrujter. Mrs. John Gardner
and Mrs. B. P. Wilbur, a. native of Clay
County, Missouri, aped 62 years 4 months
and 6 days. (Reading, Pa., and New Orleans,
La., papers please copy.) •
E7Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Friday,
at 11 o'clock, from her late residence, 1515A
Howard street. Interment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery. ' *¦
COCHRAN— In this city. July 23, 1903, Conley
Alexander Cochran, . beloved father of Mrs.
L. E. TobW of San Diego. J. A. .tJochran of
Bakersfleld. Charles A. and W. W. Cochranr
of Los Angeles, Mrs. M. Degener and Robert
E. Cochran of San Francisco, a native of
Virginia, aged 74 years.
CTThe funeral will take place to-morrow
(Saturday), at 10 o'clock, from the parlors
of Carew & English; 23 Van Ness avenug.
DANIELS— In Alameda. July 23. 1903, Sarah
E. Daniels, widow of the late Seneca Daniels,
and mother of Elmon, Frank and Frfed Dan-
iels, Mrs. J. H. White, Mrs. C; D. Stuart
and Mrs. E. J. Simon, a native of New York,
aged ct years and 11 month*.
It^Frlends and acquaintances are. respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Friday. July 24. 1903. at 2 . o'clock, at the
residence of Mr». J. H. White, 1311) Railroad
avenue. Interment at Petaluma Saturday,
July 25. 1WKJ.
DE GROOT— In this city, July 23, 1903, Petej-.
beloved husband of Juliana de Groot, grand-
father of Mrs. Harry Zitsch, ' and- great-
grandfather of Anna Zitsch, a native of Hol-
land, aged 61 years 10 months and 4 days.
DONOHUE— In Folaom. Sacramento County,
Cal., July 18. 1903, James J., . beloved- son
of Martin and Johanna Donohue. and brother
of John T.. Mary E.. Kathryn 8., Frank M..
Agnes, Alfred E., Maud I.. Florence and
Genevleve Donohue of Tomales,' - Marln
County, a native of Marin County, Cal.,
aged 21 yearn 3 months ami 5 Oays.
CyThe funeral will take place to-day
(Friday), at :• o'clock, from the parlors of
McAvoy & Co.. 1230 Market etreet. thence
to St. John's Church for services. Interment
. private.
ENGESTROM-^In this city. July 22. 'l&03,
Elizabeth, relict of the late Fritz Engeatrom,
a native of Sweden, aged 81 years. (Boston
and Chicago papers please -opy.)
I_"Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Friday), at 10:30 o'clock, from the parlors
of Halsted & Co.. 940 Mission street. Inter- ;
mer.t Laurel Hill Cemetery.
ERVIN— In this city, July 23, 1903. at 472
Fourteenth street. Lulu, dearly beloved
daughtf-r of Daniel W. and Alice Ervln, and
beloved sister of Alice, Anita and Clarence
Ervln, a natlvo of San Francl.«co.
ICTNotice of funeral hereafter.
FOUTE— In this city," July 23, 1903, the Rev.
Robert Chester Foute, retitor of Grac<?
Church, and president of the Standing Com-
mittee of the Diocese of California.
E7Funeral from Grace Church Saturday,
at 2 o'clock.
FROST— In East Oakland, July 23, 1003, at
1523 Eighth avenue, Albert James,' beloved
eon of A. A. and Abby F. Frost, and grand-
son cr Mrs. S. 13. Frost, a native of Oak-
land, Cal.. aged 5 years 11 months and 20
days. ¦ ; ' . .
HANLON— In this city. July 2J, 1903. John
beloved husband of Ellen Hanlon. and loving
father of W. J, Hanlon of Stockton, Cal
Philip N., Robert D. and Katie Hanlon Mrs
T. F. Oreaney. Mrs. C. D. Uoehm and the
late John J., Edward D. and Henry P. Han-
lon, a native of County WIcklow. Ireland
aged 85 years and 7 months. (Calaveras pa-
pers please copy.) '
— CTThe- funeral will , take place to-day
(Friday), at 0 o'clock, from tils late resi-
dence. C01 Seventh Etreet, thence to St. Rose's
Church, where a solemn requiem^ mass jwlll
be celebrated for the repose of nis soUl, com-
mencing at 9:30 o'rlock. Interment Holy
Crops Cemetery. 'V.
HARRINGTON— ln this city, July 22, 1903,
William, beloved son of *Slary and the late
Daniel Harrington, and brother of James
and Kosi« Harrington and - Mrs. William
Ward, a native of San Rafael, Cal./ aged 31
years 11 months and 17 .days.
B7Frien<is and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to Attend the funeral to-morrow
(Saturday), at l»:."t0 o'clock, from the parlors
of McAvoy & Co.,' 1239 Market street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth, thence - to St. Jo-
seph's Church for services. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from
Eighteenth and Guerrero streets. :,
KLEVESAHL— In this city, July . 23, 1903,
Ernst William, beloved husband of the late
Sophie Klevesahl, and father of Emll, Henry
Minnie. Fred, Julius and Sophia' Klevesahl.
a natlvs of Germany, aged 74 years 5 months
and 14 days. A member of Germanla Lodge
No. 1718, K. of H., and Concordla Lodge
No. 122. I. O. O. F. ¦ \ •;• ' j
CT'Notlce of funeral hereafter.
KREYE— In Alameda, July 21, 1903, John L
beloved husband of Anna L, Kreye, and de-
voted father of Lizzie Kreye, a native of
Meinburg Germany, aged 01 years. A mem-
ber of Hannoveraner Vereln. (Sacramento
papers please copy.) • • -
pyFrlendg and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend: the funeral to-day
(Friday), at 10:30 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence. 827 Taylor avenue, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, Alameda, .and thence by
electric funeral car, leaving foot of Market
street at 12:45 o'clock to Cypregg Lawn Cem-
etery for Interment.
LAYDEN — ln this city, July 23, 1903 Wil-
liam 1J-, beloved son of Michael Layden and
brother of James, Charles and Walter Lay- '
den and Mrs. J. T. Crummey, a native of
San Francisco, aged 36 years. .--• ,
ETThe funeral will take ~ place to-day
(Friday), at 9:30" o'clock, from the parlors
of Carew & English. 29 Van -Ness avenue.
Interment Holy Cross. Cemetery.
NELSON— In this cfty» July 23. 1908, George ¦
. Horatio, beloved husband of Mary C. Nelson, '
_~~ — ; j
|) OFFICE: 916 MARKET ST. j J
HEriRY J. GALLAGHER CO.
(Successors to Flannagan & Gallagher.)
DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Mgr. "*
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMER3 l
20 Fifth st., opposite Lincoln School. - •
'Telephone South 80. ~ . *
UNITED UNDERTAKERS.
. Funeral Directors and Embalmers——. i
Formerly in Metropolitan Temple - ' ¦ t
/Kbwit B(i9 MISSION, Tel. Soiith 167 ' 1
Between Fourth and Fifth,' Near Fifth St. 1
Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates. " I c
• and father of Jessie R. Nelson. Mrs. James
R. Leavell, Mrs. Aibln R. Johnson And W.
/ Wallace Nelson/ a native of Nelson, Scot-
land, aged C4 years 3 months and 28 days.
NEUMANN— In this city, July 23, 1903,. Henry
Neumann, beloved brother *of Dora von 8ta-
rten, PoDhle Rensche .and Gretehen Lilken-
¦ dey, a- native of Bremervoerde, Germany,
- aged 73 years 8 months and 16 days. v
(CTTriends and acquaintances are respect-
, fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
' at l'-o'clook. from the funeral
-.parlors of the H. F. Maass ComDany, 917
, Mission street. . Interment Mount Olivet
..Cemetery. , T ; .'
NIOHOtiLS— In Spokane, Wash.. July 20, 1303,
¦ -Ernest : A.,- beloved son of Elizabeth J. and
the late William Nlcholls, brother of Wil-
liam J., Edwin, ' I<l*zle and Albert M. Nlch-
olls,' and nephew of Mis. James ttuckett and
William and Thomas Pearce or Virginia City,
Nev., a native of Virginia City, Nev., ased
21 years and 7 days. -— .
ICT 1 Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Saturday), at 2 o'clock, from - the family
residence, 1022 Mission street, thence to the
Church of the Advent, Eleventh street, near
Market, for services. --Interment Laurel Hill
Cemetery. '.. •
O'NEIL— In this city, July 23, >l»03, Lizzie,
bclovrd wife of the late John O'Neil, mother
of' William. John and. Edward O'Neil, and
eht«r of Mrs. W. II. Nolan and the late
• Annie F. Lennon and John and David Dona-
hue, a native of Dostcn. Mais., aged 42
years 11 months and 23 days. •
1 EP remains at the ¦' parlors of Porter &
White, 122 Eddy street. , Notice of funeral
hereafter.
PAUL— In this city. July 23, 1B03, Daniel, be-
loved son Of John and Nora Paul, and
brother of Marie and Raymond Paul, a na-
tive of San Francisco, aged 1 year 7 months
i and 5 days. .
PIERCE— In this city. July 23. 1003, Mary
Pierce, dearly beloved wife of Frank Pierce,
beloved mother of Charles. Frank, Annie,
VlftnatJus and Mary Pierce, daughter of Sarah
A. McLaugrilln and the late Corneli.ua O'Don-
nell, sister of Brother. D. F. O'Donnell. g. J,,
and John T. and James C. O'Donnell. and
stepsister of Sister Mary Paul, Sister of
Mercy, and Sadie McLaughlln, a native of
San Francisco, aged 37 years 3 montha^nd
0 days. * ""
(ETFrlen-ls and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
< Saturday), at 8:30 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of her n%ther. 2740 Folsom street, be-
tween Twenty-'thlrd and Twenty-fourth,
thence to. St. Peter's Church, Alabama street,
near Twenty-fourth, -where a requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the repose of her
soul, commencing at 9 o'clock., Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery.
PIERCE— In this city. July 22, 1903, Infant
son of Frank and Mary Pierce.
P1HLBTROM— In this city. July 22, 1903. Annie
Plhlstrom, a native of Sweden, aged 32
years.
(CTFrlenJ* and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to Attend- the funeral to-day
.(Friday), at 1 o'clock, from the parlors of
Halted & Co.. SUB Mission street. ¦ Inter*
Jmeht •¦ Laurel "-HIH Cemetery. V ¦
SHERIDAN— ln this city, July 23. 1903.
Thomas; beloved father of Lillian Sheridan.
a native of Liverpool, England, in his 66th
year.
CNotlce of funeral hereafter. ..-
EHORTALL— In San Rafael, July 23, 1903.
Thomas, beloved husband of Margaret Short-,
all. and father of E. P., Mary A., Thomas
.'J., Gertrude, William L. and Angella R.
•Bhortall and Mrs. J. J. Hayden. a native of
Cashel, County Tlpperary, Irfland, afced 62
years 0 month* and 20 days. . .
EyRemalns at the home of Mrs. J. A;
Ledden. 1711. California street. Notice of
.funeral hereafter.
SMITH— In this city. Jujy 10, 1003. Isaac Platt
Smith, beloved brother of Albert C. William
and Ge«rge E. Smith, a native of New York,
agt-d fid years 3 months and 20 days.
, CFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral " service*
Sunday, July 20, 11)03. at 10 o'clock, at the
chapel of Charles H. J. Truman & CO., 1801)
'Mission ' street, between Flftee.nth and Six-
teenth. Cremation I. Q. O. F. Cemetery.
STAMBAUOH— In . this city, ".July 22. 19oS,
Mary Stambaush, dearly ' beloved ' wife of
..Georfre Stambaujth, beloved, daughter of
I Mary and the late John Lacoete, and Bister
. of Thomas, Bernard, ROsa and LUzle Lacoste
: nni),Mri. George Lewis, -a native of San
Francisco, acred 27 years 1 month and 12
days.
' tC^Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral fe*rvlces
to-day (Friday), at 1 o'clock, at the »e#l-
.dence or her mother, 1163 Nineteenth av«-
nue south, corner of H -street south. South
San Francisco. Interment Mount. Olivet
Cemetery.
TREUIIOLTZ— In Oakland, July 22, 1903, Er-
nest Eebert.' dearly beloved son of Dr. and
Mrs. C. S. Treuholtt, a native Of Fort Eg-
bert, Alaska, aired 1 year 6 months and 17
days. (Victoria, B. C, and Seattle papers
please cbpy.)
: {£7"Friends are respectfully Invited to at-
>nd the funeral Friday. July 24, at 2
o'clock, from the residence of M. Treuholtz,
1065 West Btreet. Oakland.
VUKOVICH-ifn this city July 23. 1903, John
G., beloved husband bfliyda' J. .Vukbvtch,
father of Angelina Vukovlch, and brother of
Nikola, Mltar. ' Dusan and ' Milan Vukovlch.
Mrs. Ljubo Mllojevich and Mrs. Peter ' 8.
Setencich, a native of Dubrovnik, Dalmatla,
aged 32 years. *
WAGNER (nee 8CHNOOR)— In th!« city. July
2.1, 1U03. Annie Wagner (nee Sehnoor), be-
loved wife o' Frederick Waener, 'and de-
voted mother of John, Chris, Richard and
Annie Schnoor and Mrs. Olsen. a native of
Schleswig-Holsteln. Germany, aged 03 years
0 months and 28 days.
XEHODIMOS— In the City and County Hospi-
tal, July 23, 19OT5. Tam Xerodlmoa, a native"
of Greece, aged" 23 years.
YOUNG— In this city, .July 22,» 1003, Charlea
Casper, dearly beloved husband of Sarah
,Youne, beloved father of Charles Young, and
brother of George and Peter Young and Mrs.
William Rehker, a native of Hull, England,
ageri 52 years 3 months and 22 days.
icyFrlenda and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral services
to-morrow (Saturday), at 2 o'clock, at his late
residence, 112 Valparaiso street, between
Taylor and Jones, Filbert and Greenwich.
Interment Laurei Hill Cemetery.
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features touches the wannest spot in the hearts of all men and women.
Apropos of this, The San Francisco Call presents as its art supple-
ment next Sunday an oil painting' which is a perfect reproduction in color
of the celebrated picture by Henry P. Smith entitled "The Old Home;
stead." It represents a New England farmhouse and possesses artistic
qualities of the highest order. Its composition is well balanced, its color .
harmonious and there is a satisfying fidelity in the completeness with
which the details are elaborated. There is an element of outdoors in the
whole beautiful scheme. The farmhouse, with its antique, cozy character,
its great elm tree in front, its-rich greens surrounding and its air of
shade," comfort and coziness are peculiarly attractive.
Smith, the artist, is one of the most successful of New York pie-
, ture-makers and he is one of the most cultivated men in the art world.
Hitherto he has devoted himself largely to Venetian /scenes — pictures of- :
architectural wonders of the Old World. The present effort is an innova-
tion; it* passes from the grandeur of Granada and Seville to the homely
* comforts of a New England homestead. The change shows great -wfrsatil-
ity in the artist and has in it an atmosphere that is peculiarly graceful
and charming*
California readers will be especially interested in this attractive pic-
ture of Eastern homeliness and natural luxury, conveying as it does a de-
licious sense of coolness that seems to exude from the canvas.
FREE, of .Course, With Next Sunday's Call!
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The Call is Sold by All Newsdealers on the Coast
They Are Framing Call Art Supplements
. The Following Art Dealers Are Making a Specialty of Framing
Call Art Supplements:
Sacramento— Hevener, Mier & Co., ' Oakland— E. J. Saake, 13 Tele-
615 J street; C. N. Davis, book graph avenue; J. A. Barlow, 369
store, 817. K street. Twelfth street.
Petaluma— H. S. Gutermute, J. M. Alameda— C. P. Magagnos, 1358
/ San Jose — George Denne, M. Len- San Diego— W. P. Fuller & Co., y *
Stockton— Morris Bros.' Bookstore, Bedding— W. H. Bergh, "Bergh
20 North Eldorado street; Stockton ' Furniture Company."
Racket Store, 711 East Main street; Fresno— Sronce & Dick.
Gage's art store, 509 East Main Redwood City — W. L. Kline,
street; Weber's art store,^425 East Santa Cruz — H. E. Irish, Cook* •
Main street. Bros., F. R. Hew, George Hoban.
Marysville— G. W. Hall. Chico— Fetters & Williams.

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