Download of updates fails

I am running 10.3.7 on a G5. I am trying to download 10.3.9 combo update MacOSXUpdateCombo10.3.9.dmg (117MB). It downloads but then fails to mount. This is the fifth attempt to upgrade my system. Am I missing something?
I ran Disk Utility yesterday, and fixed any issues with permissions issues. Any thoughts?

In Safari, (Download monitor) the file download, but then stops short of expanding, leaving a "Mounting failed" message in the Downloads window.
When I double-click the downloaded file, I get an error message -199.
When I double click the file in the download window, I get the message "Safari can't open the file because it is still downloading."
Yes, I did a Get Info on the file, and it is linked to DiskImageMounter.
I am very puzzled.

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