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HOUSES TO LET.
0 ROOMS. BATH AND LAUNDRY, ON 12TH
- sl.: 7 rooms bath and lautidrv*, on Glen Park
ave.,- large yards front and rear, attractive loca-
, tion, sunny, o.oan. in good repair; rents very low.
DEM 1'- lr.H, 36 Glen Park ave.. off Twelfth su
£» i(\ 1731 BROADWAY, NEAR GOUGH— 8
'. ■ IV'. 100ms; every convenience; marine view.
' 1)11) TENANT^ 1 JKCTEI); $3. SMITH
. J) collector, 14 Jic.v Ulster st., rooms 10-11. '
TJTiTJ 2814 JUAOITNA: HOUSE 6 RQOM& ~
t^Ji Ah $16—1835 Union: corner; 4 rooms.
914-o-IKSS Uniou; 4 rooms.
C BOOMS; S3Bb sKCOND ST.: $15 PER
0 month. Key ut 339 second st.
.7hoOMS; 5378 SKCONI) ST. ; $17 PER
I month. Key at 539 Second st.
,-. ROOMS; NEW HOUSE; MODERN IM-
1' provements; 4j Federal s.; $15 per month to
I desirable tenants. .Key at 539 .-eco:id su
HOUSt.J> 1O 14KNT FOR VKRY LITTLE
money at UaLUWKV a. HAii^u^K'Ok Id
JUnniromerv m
COTTAGES TO LET.
QTX NICE COTTAGE; 5 V.OOMS: BATH:
' VX«J. sunny: yard; cellar. Key 711 Treat ave.
."VTEWLY FURNISHED COZY COTTAGE. 6
.> rooms and bath: S'JO Baker su; rent $35 to
responsible party without children.
X-ROOM SUNNY COTTAGE: LARGE OAR-
*J den: Cblckeo-bousa; modem Improvements;
° rent $i6 60. 317 Clipper St., near Ca«iro.
S7 AND $9; COTTAGES: 3 AND 4 ROOMS;
♦? » good order. Apply on premises, 945 Bryant
..or li. K. OMBSE.N ,V CO.. 14 -Montgomery «C
* • FLATS TO LET;
4. ROOMS, BATH, ETC.. TILED SINK. DOOR-
'S; opener, etc.: 4 rooms and bath, second floor;
.3 room-, laundry, large yard! for flowers, case-
ment, etc: all sunny; locution very attractive:
rooms clean: rents very low. DEMPSTER, SO
r '"Glen Park ave., off Twelfth st.
A COS A GARDINER, 411 MONTGOMERY
J\ su— l7o7 Powell st.. opn. i'luza; very sunny;
large yard; six rooms: rent $'-'S.
IOVKLY NEW SUNNY FLAT OF 8 ROOMS
'Jj and bath:' lar-re yard and storeroom: Deautl-
ful view; select neighborhood. -115 Hyde st.
'URNISHED FLAT: 2 BEDROOM?, KITCH-
-7T en and par. or: rent only $14 per month. Ap-
- ply 615 Second st.
<g 1 9 LOWER SUNNY FLAT. 3 JANE PL.,
*_ X—.. oft' Pine, near Mason, >» ob Hill, 110 carfare,
HANDSOME SUNNY, NEW, 4iKC.OMS : ALL
modern; cheap rent. 2927 Sacramento su
(B»"I C 14251.2 SACRAMENTO NR. HYDE—
tU-- X . Flat, 5 sunny rooms and bath.
' 8 ADELAIDE P. ACE, (IFF TAYLOR NEAR
O Post— Mce 4 room flat. $14.',; -'" •
FpOTHE RIGHT PARTY— I CAN SELL A NEW
X collage of 4 rooms and bath on terms of 1 50
cash and balance monthly. K. M. LONG, 3-07
Twenty-second st., corner Mission. Office open
.evenings after 7:30.
<■)- HERMANN, COR. MARKET AND VAIi-
—«J encia— Flat; 6 rooms and large basement.
17<LAT OF 3 ROOMS TO LET; $10. 342 Me-
J A; lifter st.
D»11 4 ROOMS, LARGE YARD. 1017%
,O XI. Union st., bet. Jones and Leavenworttu
ill ft GKAKY— 6 SUNNY ROOMS; IN GOOD
I'JtOorder; rent $18.
"V"l.\V SUNNY UPPEK FLAT: 4 ROOMS: 8176
X\ 'Jsth, cor.Folsom. J. A. ULRICH.4I Crocker bl.
4-ROwM FLAT; FEDERAL PLACE. OFF FED-
era! st.: to a tenant without Children; $10 per
month. Key at 539 second st.
'/>HEAP MODERN FLATS, t> AND 6
\J rooms. $8 to '$16: see them. 623 Seventh st.
C*l AND $20: MODERN FLATS, 5 AND 6
0' O rooms. 91 aud 96 Belcher su, near S. end
lillmore.
•Ql 1 LOVELY SUNNY FLAT 5 ROOMS,
C* X *T. bath and gas. 3928 Nineteenth sU, beu
NocanJ Sanchez.
ipLATS TO KKNT FOR VKRY UTTLK
J money at BALDWIN cc HAMALONi/d, 10
c jicntjromery si.
.■» WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— THIJ
i V WEEKLY CALL. In wraDr>er. for mailisK.
■. • HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
liusH Sireec.
Y>9l BUSH — FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
''— 1 nlshed rooms; light housekeeping or board:
•single $6.
.. Castro Street. . - .". .'. .
I[)X CASTRO, REAR— 3 NICE SUNNY
"1 hard-finislied rooms, unfurnished; large
yard; cheap. , ,
Eddy Street.
1 17 EDDY— NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
i- 1 I rooms ior housekeeping; running water,
bath, etc.: cheap
VI C EDDY— I SUNNY REAR SUITE FOR
<-J-C housekeeping, 811; also single, $5.
i-ilis, Street.
Q99 ELLIS — ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
O—-1. housekeeping and single rooms; reasonable
Of)(> ELLIS-2 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
«-)~U ing rooms, with bath; reasonable.
9Qf\ ELLIS— 2 S ALL ROOMS FURNISHED
*JO\J for housekeeping; in lear; cheap.
i mh Street.
£9' FIFTH-CLEAN, FURNISHED HOUSE-
« , —«J keeping: 1, 2. 3, 4, $7 up; single, i; 5.
'OM FIFTH— 2 SUNNY FRONT HOUSE-
■,OII keening rooms; stove; closet; bath; no
■children: $10.
JOOI FIFTH— FRONT ROOM AND KITCH-
' ttZ.Oa en furnished for housekeeping; Ist floor.
Howard Street.
Z.f\A HOWARD — SUITE HOUSEKEEPING
OW± rms, first floor, neatly furnshd ; also single.
Lacuna Street.
QAA LAGUNA, NE. CORNER OF McALLIS-
■ V*t\t ter— Sunny housekeeping rooms, wltn or
without bus stove.
■ ' . Larkin Street.
Ql Q LARKIN— FRONT ALCOVE ROOM,
1 J-O with kitchen ; also back room and kitchen;
single.
.u 111 ij.i >troe..
AOr. MINNA, BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH—
" OO 5 unfurnished rooms; also cottage.
P.ACZ MINNA— FIRNI.-HED SUNNY ROOMS
*Jrx\J fur housekeeping; large yard.
Mission Street.
QCQ MISSION— NEW FURNISHED HOUSE-
CO*./ keeping rooms; also single.
Montgomery Street.
k, R97 MONTGOMERY, COR. CLAY — OPEN
*-'— • until 9:3" o'clock: branch office or Tee
. C all; subscriptions and want ads taken.
-Nittoinit Stree:.
CCX ATOM A— l SUITE HOUSEKEEPING
*J*JO rooms; 1 single room: rent $20, $4 month.
u_
>iuiii Street.
• I 901 NINTH— FURNISHED ROOMS
,0-^.C 2 for housekeeping; single or double; rea-
sonable terms.
i'ollt street.
• O NICELY FURNISHED ROOM«, COMPLETE
O for housekeepm'.-; price $22. 221 Polk st.
' . fcixtii H mo..
."I 1C A SIXTH, COR. MINNA- 3 OR 4 FIXE
X It) sunny rooms, furnished complete for house-
keeping, with use of piano.
"I 94 SIXTH— HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
J Zi^i rooms for housekeeping; suites and single
rooms. ■ .
beventh Street.
. 0 SEVENTH— B HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
•' furnished complete. 2 beJs; no children under
12.
Shotwell Street.
9*l 7 SHOTWELL— 2 SUNNY CONNECTING
Z.X. I rooms furnished complete for housekeep-
ing; gas, bath, hot and cold water.
laytor. Street.
Ino TAYLOR ST. — SUNNY FURNISHED
J V/O housekeeping room's.
. # . Third Street.
t) A J THIRD— HOUSEKEEPING & SINGLE
tJV/1 rooms; double beds; $5 and $a
I/9 THIRD — SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING
t -* *O rooms: complete: bath: «as: «2 30 week. .
Webster Street.
71 "I WEBSTER-SUITE OF ROOMS; Pa R-
.XJ lors and kitchen: furnished or unfur-
nished; gas and bath.
"Welsh Street.
ml WKLCH. OFF FOURTH— 2 OR 3 NICE-
Xl^'ji ly furnished housekeeping rooms; cheap.
•" - - "■
ROOMS TO LET.
Eddy Street.
m EDDY— NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
front and back parlor: reasonable rent.
00/l EDDY— LARGE SUNNY FRONT PAR-
00*1 lor, neatly furnished: rent reasonable. «
11l Q EDDY— K LEG ANT PARLOR FLOOR:
v'XQ uniurnished; bath; hot and cold water;
gfjod location.
f?€>9 EDDY — FURNISHED OR USFOR.
\JO~ niihi-d parlor suite: a so single; gas; bath.
tili* Street.
ROYAL HOUSE, 126 ELLIS — INCA.TDE'*-
cent lights In every room: reading-room, con-
taining daily papers: "smoking-room and ladies'
parlor; vpeti'all nlslit: rooms per nigh:. 35c to
$1 61); week-, $2 to $»: month. $8 to $30: fire es-
capes; elevator on office floor; annex of 65 rooms
now ready: hoi and cold water in each room; batUs.
rpHE RAMON A, 130 ELLIS. MRS. KATE 8.
Xll ART. manager— A quiet hnu*e: centrally lo- '
cated; newly furnished: elevator; hot & cold water.
SUNNY ROOM WITH CLOSET; USE OF
bath: rent $5. 72 i Ellis at.
Fifth street. ■
THE COSMOPOLITAN — SELECT FAMILY
ho:el: 100 Fifth st., cor. Mission; rooms
60c, 75c and $1 per night: $2 to $5 per week.
Franklin Street.
91 C FRANKLIN— LARGE FRONT UNFUR-
-I<J nished bay-window room.
Eighth Street.
OHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE. 28 BTH
kj su, near .Market; furnished and unfurnished.
i'oisom Streeu
09A FOLSOM ' NEAR FOURTH— FURNISH-
U-vea rooms: $1 a week.
i'ourth Street.
Ol C FOURTH— ELEGANT SUNNY FUR-
rJXKJ nishea rooms: single and double; $1 25 a
week and up.
Oburv Street. UfW
QT C GEARY— ROOMS: SUITE OR
O\*J single;' fo:dlns-beds if desired: reasonable.
- Golden. Gate Avenue.
VKAQ GOLDEN GATE AVE. — FURNISHED
XiJyJO and unfurnished rooms: private family.
Howard Street.' :;." :
f?9q HOWARD— NICELY FURNISHED SUN-
"— O ny rooms; single and double; gas and bath.
I 1 9Q HOWARD-CLEAN, QUIET, FRONT
XX — d rooms from $5 £0 up.
Hunt Street.
Ol HUNT ST., OFF THIRD— NICE, CLEAN
Ol furnished rooms: CO cents a week aud op.
Hyde Street.
7 HYDE — NICE ROOMS, SINGLE OR
4 double, for gentleman. -■ --; -
Jones street.
1 1 7 JONES— I LARGE AND 1 SMALL SUNNY
XX I room, neatly furnished; private; and $10.
''CM JONES— THE VAN WINKLE: NEW
— v i management; elegant tunny suites and
single: newly furnished: bath, etc.: $10 to s3o.
Kearuy Street,
A RLINGTON HOUSE, 127 KEARNY —
A Pleasant sunny rooms, en suite and single; first
class in every respect: terms reasonable.
"VTKW AVENUE HOUSE. 904 KEARNY ST.,
X> corner Jackson— single . rooms 15, 20, 25. 60
cents per night: special rates per week or month.
Larkin Street.
A 1 9 LARKIN — FLAT OF 6 ROOMS AND
"i i — bath for respectable people only.
•Ql 7 LARKIN — NICELY FURNISHED
Ox i large sunny front rooms.
1 Al Ql LARKIN— SUNNY FRONT ALCOVE
ivJCti room. $12; suitable light housekeeping.
Leavcmrunn street. .
101 7 LEA VEN WORTH— FURNISHED
lul I rooms; private family; rent reasonable.
Market Street. ' "■'_
1 f\ 9*: 'MARKET — NICELY FURNISHED
i- v/« t^snltrs or single, from $1 50 to $5 per wee*
XTOSKMITE HOUSE. 1045 MARKET- PER
X night, $35 to $1 : week, $1 60 to $5: families.
1 i;O0 MARKET— LAKGK SUNNY UNFUH-
-1— — O nishea rooms; suitable for offices or
dressmaking par.ors.
-"■■; • *.- ■ Minna Street. - "JB^BES
AQI MINNA. BET. FIFTH AND SIXTIT-
iOI Nicely furnished front looms; $6 a month
and ud; hut and cold water bains.-
Allusion Street.
HANCOCK HOUSE, 781 MISSION: SELECT
family rooming-house; $1 60 to $6 per week.
1 1 A« c MISSION, NEAR SEVENTH— COM-
-1 I'll) fortable room: $3 and $4 a month.
Octavla Street.
1 Af\Q OCTAVIA, COR. GEARY— TWO CON-
-1 rx\JO nectiag bay-window rooms or kitchen if
desired; $18.
OTarrell Street.
70 A O'FARRELL— v ICELY FURNISHED
I *- j parlors ; also single room.
Pacific Street.
pi BAND OPENING SUNDAY NIGHT-NEW
vJT Frpnklin House, 321 Pacific— Rooms fur-
nished or unfurnished: day, week or month.
G. PINELLI, Z. MINELLI, A. DONISELLL
I'owell street.
TIT ILLISFORD — 212-214 POWELL— NEWLY
« " furnished rooms.
91 1- POWELL ST., COR. GEARY: 1 LARGE,
— _•) sunny corner room; nicely furnished.
- second Street.
a 7 SECOND — WEBB HOUSE: ELEGANT
i furnished rooms. MRS. LINDSAY, Prop.
C 9 SECOND— DOUBLE R< OMS, PKR WEEK
'J-- $1 60 to $3; single, $1 to $1 50; per day 25c
and 50c.
iir SECOND— NICE SUNNY FRONT EMS.;
II t) $1 60 to $2 50 per week.
Silver Street.
QC SILVER — LARGE SINGLE BUNNY
00 front room; reasonable.
Mxtb Street.
191 S-IXTH — SUNNY FRONT SUITE OF
xOs rooms: reasonable.
OQ SIXTH — QUIET RUNNY ELEGANT
00 rooms: Ml conveniences; fireproof building.
19?: SIXTH— CHEAPEST IN THE CITY;
* — '' lurnished sunny front rooms.
9^9 SIXTH— LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH
_'i_ fireplace: $6 per month.
Beventn. Street.
1 49 SEVENTH ST., GIRARD HOUSE—
Xrtd— gant .furn. suites, kitchen: also single rooms
Mock ton ■ill'esi.
THE EUROPEAN, 17 STOCKTON— FUR-
X uished suites from $4 10 $10 a week; single
rooms, $1 so to $3 a week; hot and cold water In
every room; baths: transient specWliy; tlevMor.
Sutter Street.
/19ft 8 UTTER. ML POWELL — HAND-
'X — U some'y newly furnished light, sunny
rooms and offices; bath: central; reasonable; ap-
preciated if seen by doctor.
Taylor Street.
1 r»q TAYLOR ST.-SINGLE ROOMS; »1
XXJO and $1 25 per week.
Tenth Street.
1 AQ TENTH-LARGE BAY-WINDOW SUN-
Iv»/ ny room: running water: with bath: suit-
able for one or two gentlemen: $10 per month.
ill in! ;S tree;.
17 THIRD (IMPERIAL) — NICELY FUR-
* nlshed rooms; quiet house; toaris.s specialty;
transient. .
TH RD— NICE FURN RHKD FRONT
room; suitable for gentlemen: $10 month.
• * . ' Valencl* Street
- QAI VALENCIA-1 LARGE BDNNY FRONT
Ptj'i: room; suitable for 2.
Vallejo Street.
I£l 1 VALLEJO - LARGE FRONT BAY-
J Oil window room: furnished; suitable for 1
or 2 persons. '
jkUacnllaneoua. .
SW. COB, SIXTEENTH ST., NEAR MISSION:
branch office of Tub Calx. Subscriptions and
want ads taken. ' ' .
HOTELS.
BROOKLYN HOTEL, 208-212 BUSH ST.,
x> board aud room $1 to $2 per day, $6 to $12
per week; choice rooms 50 cents to $1; suite
looms for family $1 to SI 50 per night: first-class
service; tree coaco. CHARLES MONTGOMERY
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1897.
BOARDING AND ROOMS.'
1 Fi9A CALIFORNIA— ACCOMMODATION
1 •-' — " for 3 young men, with good board; terms
moderate.
997 GEARY— NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
— — • en suite or single; first-class table; excel-
U nt service.
7"! POST— NICE SUNNY ROOM . WITH
'-*-'- board, suitable for two young men.
THE VICTORIA. NW. OR. CALIFORNIA
X and Hyde— Newly furnished rooms: suite or
single: first-class board; terms reasonable.
QI A BUSH— SUNNY FRONT BOOM AND
U I \J board in Spanish family.
A]O EDDY — LOVELY, SUNNY ROOM FOR
T; X £. a with board: $20 each: smaller room, $16.
QAI LEAVENWOKTH — SUNNY CORNER:
v_/V7J suites, single; excellent table: rales mod.
•"SO 9 van ness ave.— handsome fab-
*J\J~. lor sunny suite; board optional.
44 SIXTH ST.— THE MANCHESTER: ELK-
-1"x gant furnished sunny rooms; fine table board.
HOTEL BKRTLING. 714 BCSH-A FAMILY
hotel: references: ail modern conveniences.
CHILDREN BOARDED.
REFINED LADY WOULD LIKK ONE OR
two children to board: terms rousoziable. Ad-
diess P., box 10, Call Office, Oakland. . ■ .y-y.X
STORES TO LET.
AfcUTON & GARDIN KB, 411 MONTGOMERY
■""V. st — Basement 322 Montgomery ave., cor.
Vaiejost.; good location for p. umber: rout $15.
09Q PACIFIC. NEAR CORNER OF SAN-
*->— some— Handsome large store: rent very
cheap.
A 1 (A FOURTH-SMALL STORE WITH ROOM
tIXU In rear: low rent. Apply to G. H. UMBSEN
<£ CO., 14 Montgomery st.
ARBER-SHOP. WITH BATHS: ESTAB-
llshed 16yea»: $18 per month; key at 639
Second st.
Carpenter-* hop; $7 per month. 6He Boom st.;
key at 539 Second st.
umDlng-shop; $8 per month, 3 DeEoomiL;
key at 539 Second «t.
Corner store, 531 Second iu; 914 per month;
key at 539 Second st.
4 T LOW RENT— PART OF STORE AND
x\- basement. 324 Pos: st.
OFFICES TO LET.
MODERN AIRY CORNER SUITE; SUlT-
able professional or high-class trade. 410
Kearuy st.
49ft SUTTER— HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
— light parlors and offices for physicians or
demists; central; reasonable; appreciated if seen.
1 PL A Q MARKET - NEW, L • RUE, SUNNY
XO\JO front offl.'e-rooms; all modern.
EDUCATIONAL.
T UCKUAKDT'S COMBINED ASSAY OFFICE
XJ and School of Instruction (Incorporated);
PRACTICAL and INDIVIDUAL Instruction in
the latest improved methods in assaying, analysis,
electroplating. CYAN IDE proces*. etc.; SPECIAL
ATTENTION given to caieful a say and analysis
or ores, waters, etc. 26 O'Farrell 6t. : elevator.
A SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND
JrX. Elocution, 1215 Ociavla St., San Francisco,
MISS ELIZA Mai KINTOSH. pupil of Professor
G. W. Bay ham, Glasgow, Scotland, and graduate
of the school or Oratory, Philadelphia, Pa.,
teacher, office days, Tnurs. and Sat. p. m.
H BALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 24 POST—
Bookkeeping, business practice, shorthand,
typing, telegraphy, languages, English branches
electrical engineering; "JO teachers; 15,000 gradu-
ates; day and evening sessions; catalogue.
AYRES\ THE LEADING COLLEGE. 321
Montgomery at.: Individual instructloa la
shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, etc.:
Hie scholarship $50: low rates per week and mo.
STAMMERING, LISPING. ALL IMPERFEC-
tions of speech, positively cured: voice build-
ing, individual instruction: references from best In
California. PROF. R. s. DAVIS. 1508 Market.
QIC COMPLETE COURSE. SHORTHAND
<£)i.O. and typewriting (Pitman orGrahum) by
Eastern law stenographer; day or evening instruc-
tion. 1818V3 Post st.
TIEHL'S SHORTHAND AND CHINE
College, 933 Market su ; students trained; office
situations secured; lowest rates or credit for tuition.
lANO, VIOLIN. MANDOLIN. .GUITAR,
banjo, 50c per lesson. MME. PHOENIX, 622
Clay B-. room *0.
If LOCUTION AND DRAMA; I'EI.SARTK
XJ thoroughly taught; appearances arranged: 1 to
BP.M. OLIVE HOFF-SCHROiiDER, 299 Hydest.
BKLASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING—
XJ Private theatricals arranged: pupils rehearsed
on stage. R. 6 and 12, 1.0.0.F. block, 7th and Mku
T7INGINEEIUNO SCHOOL: MECH.. ELEti,
XU civil, mining, \ survey, assay, archtu. X ray
taughv;es. 1864. A. VAN DERNAILLEN,723Mkt
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE
O Call taken at branch office, 339 Hayes su;
open until 9 :30 o'clock. M
PANISH.FKENCH.Etc: Prof.DKFILIPPE'S
Academy of Languages, Post st;estab'd 1871
SINOING; PIANO; PARIS GRADUATE;
French, German languages: $2 mo. 109 Taylor.
LEO COOPER'S SCHOOL OF ACTING, DaNC-
Xj Ing, voice, pantomime, stage. 814 Geary su
BANJO, PIANO, MANDOLIN' AND GUITAR
thoroughly tanght; lessons 50c 125 Tenth sl
PROF. L. RANKIN — VIOLIN. MANDOLIN,
mandola;terms reasonable. 225Geary,nr.Powell
GUITAR, MANDOLIN. PIANO AND VOCAi.
lessons, $3 mo. Mary Westhaus. 39 Fifth.
OOOKKPNG. WRITNG, ARITHMTC. GRAMR,
I»dav Anight: nocia<srii: $5 month. 846 Mission.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
AT SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.'S ONLY WILL
you find a stock of new stein way pianos
PIANOS SOLD AT SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.*B
JL on very easy payments.
THE BEST PIANOS OF EVERY GRADE,
I- from bteinway down, can be found at SHER-
man, CLAY & co.'.«.
"l\rilY PAY RENI' FOR A PIANO WHEN
»T the same monthly payments will purchase
one at SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.'S.
OCR RENT CONTRACT PLAN ENABLES
every family to have a line new piano. SHJiK-
MAN, CLAY & CO., Krarny and butter sts.
A CTUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN
■r\- pianos; see our Ist lor this week: pianos on
$3, $4, $5, $6. $7. $8. $9, $10, $15, $20 monthly
payments: fine stool and cover with each; deliv-
ered free anywhere in the city and kept tuned by
expert concert tuners. The F. W. SPENCER CO.
Salesrooms, 933 Market st., opp. Mason.
A CSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
XV house west of Chicago Is KOHLKK &
CHASE'S. 26, 28 and 80 O'Farrell st. : pianos, or-
gans and all other musical instruments, or all
grades and price*; ■ terms easy: prices lowest-
everything {JOsslbla done to please and satisfy tnj
customer.
BON A FIDK REDUCTION IN PRICES—
Haines, Knabe, Bush .fc Oerts and others; sec-
ond-band pianos from $100 up. W. c. Hamil-
ton, successor to A. L. Bancroft <fe Co., 324 i ost.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE — MU>T SKLU
•x pianos at immense reduction for cash or on
lus ailments. EATON ESTATE, 735 Markeu
GOOD UPRIGHTS $125, *150 AND $175-
-square $65: call soon. MAUVAIS MUSIC
COMPANY, 769 Market st.
BARGAIN — FINE LARGE UPRIGHT-
cheap. BCHMITZ, 16 McAllister St., next to
Hlbernta Bank.
(SHU) A GOOD 7-OCTAVE UPRIGHT; FINE
tjpOXJ. condition; $51nstullmts.221Leavenworth.
HOKNUNG'S PIANO; MOST PERFECT-
brilliant and powerful tone. 216 Post st.
WO. BADGER. SOLE A« ENT FOR HALLET
•A Davis and Francis Bacon pianos. 415 Sacta
<5« I 0(\ A .WALNUT . UPRIGHT. STOOL.
t£!X\J\J. scarf. Bruenn's Piano-house, 228 Post.
A SHAW, STEINWAY $250. CHICKERIXG
$185;great bargains; s4 mo. Hj£INE.I36
BYRON MALZY, 308 P^ST ST.-s»OHMER,
ewbv <t Evans. Briggs and other pianos.
SUPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD* NEW
O H. MULLER. maker, repairer 2 La-.ham placa.
: HORSES. ' .
A(\ HORSES FOR ..SALE; ALSO WAGONS.
" u buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Hors»
Market, 327 sixth sU: auction sales every Wed-
nesday. SULLIVAN & DO* LE. Auctioneers.
'THE EMPORIUM BALKS YARDS. 220 VA.
X lencta su, Is the place to golf you want to bur
tell or exchange bones, buggies, wagons or har-
nets: auction sales every Saturday at 11 o'clock.
'A HEAD OF HORSES SUITABLE FOR ANY
O\r business from »00 to 1500 pounds. Old Turk-
s' cr stables, 1801 Turk; must be sold.
CAA SET NEW AND bKCOND-HANb HAH-
O\J\J ness; all kinds; bnggy.wagon, carts, surrer
*rockawav. 40 cheap horses. 15th and Valencli.
CA HEAD DRIVING AND WORK HORSES;
O\J weight 1000 to 1700 lbs. 862 Howard st.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
VfEW AND SECOND-HAND BAKER, LAUN~-
Xi dry and milk-wagon; also tine top buggy and
rockaway. 828 Harrison bL .
"* MEDICAL.
A SURE. SAFE AND SPEED* CURE FOR
all female diseases; ladies may have the bene-
fit of the skill and attention of a physician of long
and successful practice. . A home in confinement
with b. st care, with the privacy of a home and the
conveniences of a hospital. Those who are sick or
discouraged should call on the doctor and slate their
case. All consultation free and confidential, sole
agent Rex Magnus, the great world-ienowed rem-
edy for home treatment. MRs. DR. gWVKK.
226 Turk su .
R. J. H. JOSSELYN. THE GREAT SPECIAL-
-Ist, still offers his valuable services to the un-
fortunate. With a mind matured and enriched by
studies of an advanced order, there Is hardly a
disease in the catalogue of human ills he cauuot
treat to a feet cure. Ladles, ha Is always ready
to assist you. His Knowledge has been strength-
ened by extensive experience. No case peculiar
to your dellc organism Is beyond bis sura con-
trol. Hi.i female mont remedies are sure and
safe In their effects. His tried and valuable reme-
dies far lost manhood are never-failing In their
action, and are warranted tor both youn< and old.
He excels all other* i 1 cure of private diseases.
Over 50 rears of practice enables him to warrant
a cure in all cases. Consultation parlors. 906
Market st. Call or write direct to BU6 Markets:
rooms 11 and 12.
LL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
(from wbntever cans restored in- a few
hours; safe and sure at any time; instant relief for
travelers; home In confinement: best care and
privacy: regular physician; 30 years' successful
practice: my celebrated remedies for monthly
suppression never fail: medical electricity for ail
fema c- comp'aints: every case guaranteed; con-
sultation free, confidential; hour* 10 to 6. MRS,
DR. WYETH, 916 Post St., near Larkin.
A PROCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARM-
less: never falls In any case of monthly sick-
ness, no motter what cause; co electricity hum-
Dug or other dangerous methods: money In every
case refunded if a cure is not effected: travelers
helped Immediately; years' experience: home In
confinement with sanitarian convenience. Con-
sult free the only reliable physicians, DR. AND
MRS. DAVIKS, 14 McAllister st., next Hibernia
Bank: hours, 9 a. m. to 5 and 7 to 8 p. it
A iROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE-
XX store every case of monthly sickness front
whatever cause in a few hours when medicines
and others have failed; no instruments used;
many years' experience: every case guaranteed;
advice free: terms reasonable; first-class private
home for confinement. MRS. Dm. DAU£\, lliSi
Market su, over the Owl Druz store.
ANEW PROCESS— NO MEDICINE, INSTRU-
ment or worthless pills used; every woman
her own physician for ail lem ale troubles, no matter
from what cause: restores always in one day ;can be
sent, and used M home; all rases guaranteed ; do
not trust Incompetent female physicians. DR.
POPPER, the we.l-knowii pioneer, 318 Kearay su
DR. FOULET-'S FRENCH CAPSULES - A
guaranteed absolute curs for all female dis-
eases (no ma:ter what cause): positively safe and
cure: no danger or after effects; taken in time It
also acts as a preventive; price $1 60 per box;
sent free by mall on receipt til price. ALLfc.il
BROS.. 33 Grant ave.
R. AND MRS. WEGENER, 526 EDDY ST.;
private home with every comfort: separate
rooms before and during confinement: all female
complaints skillfully treated; regular physician;
quick relief for tiavelers: best care-, terms moder-
ate; consultation fre«: pills $2. ;
Its! GOODWIN. SPECIALIST: LADIES.
near or far, safe. qu:ck cure guaranteed: any
disease or complaint; home for patients; best skill;
free diagnosis; low fees; self cure. 401 Van Ness
ave., fiat D.
AT THE PEOPLK'SONE DOLLAR MEDICAL
Institute all cases treated and medicines fur-
n-sned for SI; call or write. 1029 1 / 2 M rket su,
beu Sixth and Seventh," San 1 ranciscu, Cal.
DR. AND - MR* RAY — SPECIALISTS IN
female, diseases; irregularities restored with-
out fall; no Instruments; safe and sure private
home: Infallible pills; regular physician. 51 Fifth.
QXAA PAID FOR A CASE I FAIL TO CURE
«IP«JV'V/ of female complaints or diseases of the
eye; consultation free- MRS. DR. SCOTI,S2S Geary
DU PKAK'S FEMALE REGULATING PILLS;
safe and efficient emmenaKOgue; $1 per box.
RICHARDS <£ CO..druggists. 406 Clay st.,soie agts,
A LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS— A BOON TO
A ladies with female troubles; no danger; safe
ai;d sure; $2 60 express <'. O. I).; don't delay until
too late. O*GOOD BROS., Oakland, CaL
DON'T FAIL TO CONSULT Dlt. JORDAN AT
his museum, 1051 Market st. : bis 30 yean
successful practice is a guarantee of fair treatment;
the worse cases treated satisfactorily by mall.
SF. LYING-IN (PRIVATJ.) HOMK; DIS
. eases of women and children. 235 Kearny,' r. 9.
HOME. A FRIEND AND MOTHER'S CARS.
MRS. DR. FUNKE. 1416 Eighth st.. Alameda,
1 F IRREGULAR OR ANY FEMALE DISEASE
Xsee MR.-i.Dii. PUKTZ and becontenU Vb4U j{ 4tU.
1 R. HALL, 14 McALIJSTEK STREET. NEAii
XJ Jones. Diseases of women and children:
■ DENTISTS.
DR. J. J. LEEK. 1126 MARKET ST.: OPEN
. evenings; Sunday 1 till nooa. .. ":.".'. ...
1?ULI, SET OK TEETH. $7: WARRANTED 6
J years; painles* extraction: see our new com 1 in »-
tlon plate: thinnest, lightest, coolest plate made-
warranted 10 y.ars fillings. 50c; crowns, *3 .0.
CHICAGO DENTAL PARLORS, 24 Sixth stree:.
I jMRST-ULASS DENTISTRY; CHEAP: P^Y-
r able $1 week. - CHAPMAN. 16th and Mission.
POSITIVELY 'PA LESS EXTRACTION.
X DR. HARDING. 600 Sutter: Id. main 5375.
pHALfAST A CHALFANT. MOVED FROM
\J 8 Mason to 119 Powell: bridi;ework a specialty.
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. BOU iIAU-
\J ket at. DR. CHARLE* W. DECKER.
q«7 A SET for teeth- warranted A*
«JP • good as can be made: filling $1. DR MM its,
dentist, 930 Market, st., next. Baldwin Theater.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION. EOc; CROWN
X bridge work a specialty: plates $5 up: lSyeari
experience. K. L. WALSH. D.D.S., 815% Geary.
T\R. LUDLUM HILL. 1443 MARKET ST., NR.
XJ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when
plates are made: old plates made over like new;
teeth from $8 per set: extracting 60c; gas given.
SET Oil' TEKi'H WITHOUT A f tAiX UK.
O H. G. Young, 1841 Polk su
CROOMK DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 759 MAR-
\J ket, beu 3d and 4th;- gas specialists; pa inlets
extracting, with gas, $1: plates. $5 up. fill. $1 p.
DR. WJKO&ttK W. LEEK. TdK HkJCUIKM
Leek deniisu discoverer of painless extraciloa
and patentee of Improved bridge work or teeth
without any plate, moved from «to lOo'KarrelU;.
ALL WORK REASONABLE AND WAK-
ranted. US. J. W. KEY. 1122 Market au
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Q;7K NEWS-CAN MILK WAGON. APPLY
«3) 10. LA CUAPELLE & LOISELLE, 3401
Mission at . •
CHEAP CASH REGISTER. APPLY CUR-
\J TIN & BEALS, room 24, third floor, Mills
building. . ...
I7IAMILY HORSE, PHaE.ON AND HAR-
X7 ness for sale, cheap. 1212 Golden Gate ave.
THOROUGHBRED HARFORD COW: VERY
X gentle: 14 quarts a day. 3-38 Encinal ave
Higb-sl. station. Alameda. *
ST. BERNARD PUPS; PRIZE; PKblOßEE-
stock: sire, champion. Grand Master; dam,
first prize, Beauty; 1 perfect color and markings!
3121/4 Fulton st.
\TEW WOOD RANGES ARE THE BEST.
il W. a RAY MFG. CO 12 California su
B OILERS.ENGINES.-.'D- HAND MACHINERY
X> water-pipes. Mclntosh & Wclpman, 137 Beats.
pARS,.BACK BARS, MIRRORS, , SHOW-
I ' cases, counters, linoleum, office furniture,
store and office furniture and fixtures, new and
second hand. J. NUONAjn', 1017-1019-1021-1023
Mission s. , above Sixth. •- •■; -
BARS, -SCALES, MIRROR^, FRENCH
ranges, etc.. bought, sold. JiKKK, 1118 Mission,
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, GOOD OR-
1> der; also large folding-door safe. 8 Mission st.
COFFEE MILL. SCALES. LETTER PRESS,
\J stand desk, money till, safe; cheap. 102 Clay.
I^ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS. HHELV-
X> ing, etc., tought and sold. 1063 Mission. nr.7th.
ONE SMALL MEDIUM. AND LARGE-SIZE
fire and burglar proof safe. 109-111 Market s-
:•>> ■'••',•. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. •
ADVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWh a SPEC-
laity; private; no fee without success: probate,
Insolvency, wills, collections, bills of sale, deeds,
damages, etc.; private detective*; estab. 10 years.
G. W. HOWE, 850 Market st, corner Stockton st.
DVICE FREE; NO CHARGE UNLESS SUC-
cessful. W. W. .DAVIDSON. 927 Market si.
I) W. KINO, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, CHRON-
t. lclt build. tig: advice fiee: lowfe-s; all cases.
ADVICE FREE; NO CHARGK UNLESS BUC-
■fV cessfui. J. G. JEIFR' SS. 632 Market, rm.aH.
BICYCLES.
SECOND-HAND— 2 TANDEM-, $30 AND $90;
2 roadsters. $25 and $30; good a « new. Go. den
Rule Buzaar Bicycle Department, 25 Geary sL ; :
bTB.MINH BI«:Y«JLE, UsKD 6TIMHS.
XI for sale for $30 If sold at once. 516 Geary su
PROFESSIONAL' CARDS. !
JOHN E. RICHARD^ LAW OFFICES. BOOMS
J 'Mi and 27, Crocker Diuloiiitf; MUtiiuou* AUI4
75, ban Franusco, Cat "• : .^ '-. "" t ;, v,
JOHN K. AiTKEN AND MAURICE L ASH EH.
u auya at Ihw, rout 5.15, a 10. 5Ui floor, Parrot I DKU
" CITY ; REAL ESTATE.
CC. bemis, ""* ~~~— ■-— ~ ■-
• REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
324 MONTGOMERY ST.
FOR SALE.
Choice building lot on Army and 27th sts. ; close
to electric road.
$450— Sun Carlos Villa lot: 100x150 feet.
$6700— 50x127:6 feet on Jackson »U, overlook-
ing the Presidio and bay. ;-;■■•
$6000—2 modern houses of 8 rooms each at
park: '.'6x137:6 ieet; electric road passes houses;
make offer.
18500— Elegant NW. corner of Cole and Carl sts.
f 300— Choice building lots north of park.
Bargain— SW. cor. Fifth av. and C st.: 109x95 ft.
Oil 1 fWI HOUSE OF 5 BOOMS; $1500,
0 J- lull, house of 8 rooms; $1500, cottage of a
rooms, within 15 m I. -lutes' walk of ferries; most
liberal teims. F. A. BERLIN, room 416, safe De-
posit building. '
$* 1 fin FOR A 4" ROOM and bath cut-
-I IUU tage with lot 25x100 on th..- Mission-
st. Electric line $150 cash. . balance $12 per
month. W. W. RED.N ALL, but der, 2312 Market.
dlzinnn '° R or exchange.
i&^yjVKJ. New cottage on 23d ave. East Oak-
land; 6 rooms and bath : high basement: brick
foundation; tmy windows; lot 5.x 160.
U. li. UMBSEN A CO
14 Montgomery st.
T/OK SALE ON EASY TEKMS-MUDEBN
X 1 houses on Masonic ave. and Waller st.: house*
contain salon parlors, dining-room, billiard-room
ami 6 large bedrooms, bath, kitchen and laundry;
rooms beautifully decorated; sun in every room;
see them to-day. Take Haunt or Ellis street car,
Let off at Masonic ave.: owner on premises.
LOS ANGKIES REAL ESTATE.
Ir>Oß SALE— I* LOS ANGELES. A CHOICE
■ business lot, on the easterly side of Spring
street, between Fourth and Fifth, adjoining hand-
some three-story bilck building of Los Angeles
Athletic Club. This lot Is 60 feet frontage, and
contains an area of 9900 square. feet, with existing
Improvemen s of a well built HO room lodcin.--
house. and a barn in the rear, and is offered for
sale on term* of part cash and remainder secured
by mortgage at moderate Interest: price $36,000,
about *3 63 per square foot, which is a lower price
than any pioperty of similar eligibility can be
purchased for. Address, The Investor, 4 Brysou
Block. Los Angeles, Ca'.
"suburban real ESTATE.
* LTA PUNTA TRACT; GEM OF THE BAY
» V District; 425 acres: subdivided; 3 mlies north
of Berkele-, 8 from Oakland; 47 minutes from
san Franc.sco; lots 50x^0U; from $100 to $200;
installments: send tor a map. UEOBQE W.
HAKiHT, 220 Sansome St.. 8. F.
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE. "
C A HOUSES AND LOTS. FHOM?" '$200~TO
O\J $28,000: 100 ranches, everywhere, ,
H. C. DECKER. 1020 Market St., opp. Fifth.
QEND FOB OUR LIST OF OBCUAitli UOMKs
»J lor sale. WCIOSTKK & WHITToV. S.-»n Jose.
PROPERTY WANTED.
What have YOU to exchange for
equity In fine Oakland housa ? Prefer ranch,
vacant lots or good mining stocks. C. MONROE,
24 Market St., »an Fran<lsco. .
MONEY TO LOAN. ' !
a. — J.
A LOANS ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS,
. In 8. F. , Oakland or Alameda, at lowest rates;
without removal: no commissions; no delays.
J. NOONAN, 1017 to 1023 Mission st, above Sixth.
telephone Jessie 41.
(Bjqnrj (\(\[\ AT 61 /fe PER CENT ON CITY
(JOUU.UUU real estate; also Oakland testates,
life insurance, second mortgages, any sum. Man.
hattan Loan Ca, 10 Mil building, ground floor.
HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AND PRIVATE
place to obtain the most liberal advances on
diamonds and Jewelry at the very lowest rates.
Baldwin Jewelry Store, 948 Market.
ANY AMOUNT; IST. 2D.-OB 3D MORTGAGES,
estates, undivided rests, real estate In pro-
bate; furniture and pianos without removal.
McCOLOAN, 24 Montgomery at., room 3.
A— PRIVATE AND RESPECTABLE, WITH
very light interest, Is the secret of our success.
Cut-rate Loan Office, Flood building, M)9 Market.
DIRECT OX YOUR FURNITURE OR PIANO,
XJ no removal: no delays: no commissions; low
Interest. Rm. 68, Donobua bldg, 1170 Market s*.
ft-^9^ (iOn AX BANK BATES: IST AND
iS)iJ£O.V\J\J 2d mortgages, estates, rents, etc;
lend as low as $50. 11. MURPHY, 628 Markets'.
Vt'HY PAY HIGH INT. ON SMALL LOANS?
'» We loan At 66c Interest per mo. on each $100
on 2d mortgage; any security. Gold, box 4, Call.
<n»F;oo,ooo ON CITY AND country PROP-
i£)Oeny: low rates. A. SCHLLLER, 420 Cala. st.
ON FURNITURE; VERY LOW INTEREST;
no commission. SCRIBNER, 7 City Hall ave.
I OA.Vs ON RKAL ESTATE; LOWEST BATE
I.' of luterest. JAS.B.B' OOKSJ, 214 Pine, r 58-59.
PKIVA i PARTY LOANS ON ANY GOOD
X security :!otv Interest. H.D., box 160, Ca1l OtHce.
VI ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE: ANY
IU. amount. WILLIAMS, 214 Pine St., room 3.
«J>-/\ TO $50,000; LOWEST KATE: asTAiU
(S)O\J mortgage; fiat or lnstlmnt. Drrden, 635 Cal.
ADVANCES ON DIAMONDS. JEW KA.RY.KTU
-TV Columbia Loan & i ollateral Office. 9 i-rant ave.
LEGAL NOTICES.
"VTOTICE TO CREDITORS— FSTATK OFSOLE-
-1.1 DAD UND\ HEKRERA. alias deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. A. C.
FREESE, Hdminlatraior of the estate of SOLE-
DaD UNDA HEBBERA, alias deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them, Kith the neces-
sary vouchers, within four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said administra-
tor, at room 35, Chro .Icle building, corner of
Geary and Keany s. reels, the same being his
place for the transaction of the business of the sad
estate in the CUy and County of San Francisco,
State of California.
A. C. FRKKSK. Administrator of the Estate of
SOLE PAD UNDA alias deceased.
Dated a: san *raucisco, February 6. 1*97,
J. D. SULLIVAN, Attorney for Administrator.
"V'OTICE TO CREDITORS— ATE OF F. W.
Xi ST IN, deceased. .Notice Is hereby given by
me undersigned, a. c, FREEZE administrator of
the es ate of F. W. STEIN, deceased, to the credi-
tors of and all person* having claims against toe
said deceased, to exhibit them with the - necessary
voucher*, within lour months after the first publi-
cation of this notice, la the said administrator, at
room 36, Chronicle building, corner of Geary and
Kearny streets, the tame being bin place for the
transaction of the business of said estate In the
city and County of San Francisco, State of Call-
fo rnla.
A. C. FRF.ESE, administrator of the estate of F.
W. STEIN, deceased.
Da" nt Nan Fr»ncUco. February 6, 1897.
J. D. SULLIVAN. Attorney for Administrator.
NOTICKO. EXKCUTRIX'S SALE OF REAL
* Estate— Notice is hereby clvcn that, pursuant
to «n order of the Superior Court of the State of
California in and tor the County of Los Angeles.
duly given, made entered on 12th day of
May, A. D. 1896. and an order duly given, made,
and entered ib<-r*lu on the 3jih day of January.
1897. shortening time or nolle. In the. matter of
the estate of CIiAKLKS N. Ha SS< iN, deceased,
Mo. 1143 of the tiles and records of said court, the
undersigned, MARION K. Has.-on. as execa-
irix of the last will and testament of said
CHARLES N. HASSON. deceased, will, on or
after the 11 th day of February, A. D. 1897, and
within six months thereafter, sell at private sale
to the highest and best bidder ail the right, title
and Interest which said CHARLES N. MasNON,
deceased, had at the time of his death and whicn
said estate has acquired in and to thai certain real
proper situate in the City and County of san
Francisco, State, of California, and described a.
follows, to wit:
Commencing at a point on the southeasterly line
of Howard street, distant three hundred and fifty-
five (355) teet sou hwe.iterly from the sou:bwest-
erly line ot Fourth street, running tln-nc- south-
westerly along said line of Howard street, :orty-
flve (46) feet, ; hence southeasterly parallel with
Fourth street, eighty-five (83) feet, thence north-
easterly parallel with Howard street, torty-five
(45) feet, thence northwesterly eighty-five (Hj)
lea to the point of commencement, being a por-
tion of one hundred vara lot No. 130 of said city
«nd count:-. . "
And also that certain real property - situate In
the city of Los Angeles, county of Los An.-elea,
Slate of Callfor la, described as follows, to wit: •■
Lot nineteen (19). block D, Morris Vineyard
Tract, in said city of Los Ange.es. ' -
Lot twenty (20) in bock two (2), Washington
Garden Tract, la said city of Los Ange es.
Lot twenty-two (22), block two (-), Washington
Garden Tract, In s»ld city of Los Anxeles. • . .■;
And also the northerly sixty (60) feet of lot
three (3;, block seventeen (17), Ord survey of
the ci:y of Los Angeles, <ounv of Los An-
geles, State of California, and being the north-
erly half of said lot 3. now being tte property
of the estate of said CHA.;Li-.-> N. Has on,
deceased, • the said real - property 10 be sold pur-
suant to said order, and the same will .b<s sold in
separate lots, parcels or tracts, or parts of said lots,
parcels or tracts.
Tbe terms of said sale will be cash lu lawful
money ot the United States on confirmation of
sale, or one-third thereof in cash o-i confirmation
of sale, oue-lhiru on or before six months, and one-
third on or tut ore twelve months from th • d le of
sale, all deforrrd payments to be secured by sole
or notes and mortgage or mortgages of the pur-
chaser or purchasers on the real es'.aie sold, and to
bear interest at the rate of 9 per rent per annum :
that offers or bdd in writing will be received by
l he undesigned at the otnc*" of Walter Rose, Esq.,
entrance room '2, 238 W. Firs. s'_, Redick b oc*.
city of I os Angeles, county of Los A iigeles. state
of California, or Messrs. Eastou, Eidrwge <& Co.
638 Market St.. san | Francisco. Cul , for tbe pur-
chase of said property, and sa!4 bids may be lef.
with Waller Rose, Ksq., Messrs East on. Eldrlage
it Co. or the undersigned, nt 631 south Spring st.,
in the city of Los Angeles. Cal.
Dated this SOih day of January, A. D. 1897. -
MARION E. HASSON,
Executrix of the last will' and testament of
. CHARLES N. HASSON. deceased.
Walteb Rose, Esq., rooms 1, 2, 3, Redlck block,
Los .un les, CaL, attorney for executrix, or Eas-
ton, Eldridge <£ Co.. 638 Market st., San Fran-
cisco, or i 21 South Broadway, Los Angeiei.
Daied February 2. 1897- . . . . - .
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
WHY PAY CASH FOR LAND WHEN YOU
' » can buy It without, and earn it from the prod-
ucts of tbe land ?
At a value of $20 per acre we have 160 acres %
a mile from railroad and 3/4 of a mile ■ from New
England MIIU Station, and also 160 acres a: Rock-
-1 In, Placer County. These are all good tillable
lands and are adapted for the production of the
finest wine grape*. No payments down, but pur-
chast-rs rt- quired tn improve properties: Interest*
from date of purchase, payable annually in ad-
vance; payments on the par-has? money to com-
mence 4 years from date, payable in annual pav-
ments. to be Increased each year as the places are
Improved.
Also colony land— A tract of 3200 acres In Te-
hama County has been surveyed into 41-acre lot*
and will be sold nt 16 to $20 per acre on terms of
1-5 down, the balance 10 be paid in ten annual In-
stallments at 5 per cent on deferred payments. If
any one should wish to purchase the whole of this
tract It will be sold fur a small payment down on
the purchase price. -
These three properties were taken In on mort-
gaees. consequently are sold for halt their former
value.
EDWIN K. ALSIP <& CO., room 29, second floor,
Mills building.
PRODUCTIVE VINEYARD: RARE BAR-
X gain; would exchange. Room 70, Columbian
building.
BARGAIN— 28 ACRES CHOICE FRUIT,
hay, grain, winter vegetables. $25 per acre;
83 acres rich SOIL, 4 flowing nprlnga, *35 per acre,
near Pleasanton, Alameda County, lall or write,
69 Columbian building.
RANCH BARGAIN: $5 PER ACRE; 1280
acres timber; plenty water: excellent stock
ranch; best part of Kern Co. ii., box 20, Call Office.
LITTLE HOMES CLOSE 'TO TOWN; IM-
-Li proved; easy terms: also 4 to 12 acre pieces
on 8 and 1■• years' credit. D. H. TWING. So-
noma City; every Monday at 632 Market st.. s. F.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE— v BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
"D ARE CHANCE FOR A NEW HOME AT A
-I-V bargain— We will build you a pretty cmiage,
with all latest modern improvements, on lot 2&x
104; sunny exposure; superb location; rigut in
heart of town: can select your own plans: for
$2750: 0n1y few hundred cash, balance In monthly
installments;. don't delay, as we can only offer
two of them at this figure. ■ WAI. J. DINGcE, 460
Eighth St.. Oakland. . • -.-. ; '
TOCKTON HOUSK AND LOT, 10Uxl00;\
rUht in town: $2000: for sale or trade for
Oakland house. C. K. KING, 902 Broad wav, Oak-
land.
ONE ACRE AND QUARTER AND 9-ROOM
house: Ei-st Oakland: very cheap; $3500.
C K. KING, 902 Broadway, Oakland.
MEW HOUSE; LOT 40x125; OUT PIED-
i.I mont . way: corner: $600 over mortgage of
$1110. C K. KING, 902 Broadway, Oakland.
O^/D PKR MONTH INSTALLMENTS:. ONLY
tJp—\J $50 down; 5-room modern house; lot 28x
100; Thirty-ninth st., Oakland. See C K. KING,
902 Broadway, Oakland.
(BJI HO CASH AND $15 PER MONTH WILL
t)£l-*t\J secure modern 5-room cottage and barn
on large lot; beautiful garden: Frulivale: price
$1250 if taken soon: cost $1750. SAMUEL &
KNOWLES, 481 Ninth st., Oakland.
CjOfjnn SPLENDID. COTTAGE, 5 LARGE
%iP^.\J\J\J. rooms; lot 40x128: s.reet complete;
lawn In front: fine barn and gravel driveway.
HUGH M. CAMERON, 479 Ninth St., Oakland.
ffI»7CTO $150 FOR CHOICE BUILDING
tip i.O lots in the town of jfltcbburg; a new sta-
tion established near Oakland, on the Hay ward -<
and San Leandro local line, by the Southern Pacific
Company; only 45 minutes from San Francisco
and 6 minutes from Oakland: electric-cars every
ew minutes; terms to suit buyers. Apply to
C. M. RUNKLU, owner. Wl5y 3 Washington st.,
Oakland. Cat.
OAKLAND ROOMS TO LET.
VEATLY FURNISHED SUNNY FRONT
-Li room, convenient to local train, by a widow
with own home. Address G., box 10, Call Office.
Oakland. - -
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENT
AI.AMT:»,\ li.fc.AL ESTATE.
A LOTS; 50x150 EACH: NORTH SIDE OF
tt tan Jose ave.. bet. Walnut and Willow; must
be sold; an oiler wanted. T. F. BAIRD, 3 3u3
Park St., Aiameaa. J&LT.T'hB
j. AROAINS-830 I'r R FOOT;LO TS ON NORTH
1> side San Antonio ave,, near Grand st.
51250-r50x150; san Jos«» ave., nr. Willow st.
$1750— BOxlijlJ. new modern house. 5 rooms
and bath;, norm side of street: muss be sold at
ones. • • • • ■ - ■
Many other sacrifices. ! ;••; L
ALAMEDA LAND CO..
•Us".- •;-• 1500 Park st., Alameda.
~~~~ \ PROPOSALS.
V^OTICE — NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
-Li that I will on Monday, February 15, 1897, at 2
o'clock p. m., at the Courthouse In YnbaCity, Sui-
ter County, i a!., receive sealed p'oposali for the
surrender of bo ;ds issued on Levee Uistrict No. 1
of butler County, according to an act of the Leg-
is ature. approved April 9, lt*BO, to the amount of
eight thousand five hundred ($8500) dollars. No
bids above par will be accepted. All bonds must
accompany the bids. ■ L. J. cOPii,
t Treasurer of Sutter County, Cal.
YibaCity, February l, 1897.
>i.\i.i:i a«.i. LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses have been
Issued by the County Clerk's office:
O. M. Koenitzer and Magdalena Weiser. 30—20.
Patrick Casey and Nora Sullivan, 2j— 27.
H. F. Bruns and Catuerine Kettenburg. 31 —
Pasqiitle C remele;ind Carmele Levers. 29— 2><.
BiKlii^— MAKUiA(iES— l^Aliiir
BO UN.
ABRAHAM— February 4, 1897. to the wife of I.
Abraham, a daughter.
CLAKK-In this city, January 3, 1897, to the
wife or Milton S. Clark, a daughter.
ROSENTHAL— In this city, to the wife of a
Hosenthal, a daughter.
MAKRIED. ~~ ~ ~
BETZ-OECHSLIN— In this city. February 4
1897. by the Rev. F. Bonn. Louis P. Beta of
Berkeley, Cat., and Frieda B. Oechslin of Sau
Francisco.
BEVIS— McLEAN— In this city, February 4
1897. by tne Rev. William C. Pond, Joseph w'
Bevls and Margaret C. McLean, both or 6au
Francisco. .
DAGGETT-SHELDON— In this city, February
1897. at the residence of .G. A. liagget by
the Rev. Dr. E. R. Dille. W. Albertls" Da?geti
and Carrie Louise Sheldon, both or San Fran-
cisco. . . '". j^JiJ
DOWIiR-CHAPMAN-In this citv, February 4.
18i>7, by the Rev. Dr. E. R. Dille, Joseph U.
Dower of Butter Creek, Cal., and Mae F. Chap-
- man of .^u:i Francisco. .
HUSON-QUIGLEY— In this city, January 27,
1897, by the Rev. Father Uleasoa. Charles L.
Jtuson and Lizzie M. Qulgley, both of ban Fran-
cisco. : . . . ' . : c -
LEA— MAJOR-Ia Berkeley. February ■ 1, 1897,
at the residence of A. O. Donogh. cousin of tha
groom, by the Rev. F. J. Masters, D.D.. John
Andrew Lea of San Francisco and Mildred Jane
Major of New Westminster, B. C. • :•
REITZ— HUGHES— this city, February 8,
1897, by the Rev. Dr. K. R. Dille, Wll lam Reltz
and Aunle Hughes, both or San Franciico.
THOMSEN— In this city. Febru-
ary 4. 1>97. by the Rev. C. Hoel, Christian
Tnomsen and Ane K. Andersen, both or sau
FraiKii >. . .
jja±;d.
Bacome, Catherine McCluskey. Elizabeth
Baker, Grant. W. . Marshall, John *.; ■
Demaitlm, Andrea - Mast, Charles W. i
Dennis, Margaret Molk. John H.
Douglass. Mm. N. S. Pampanin, L ieiar
Gilman, Cbarl-s E. . Roy, George E.
Goldsmith. Rosina Shedd, H«nry P. .
Gomez, John Sheridan, Theresa-
Green, Mary J. Know.Lydia J.
■Harris. Walter . S. one. Lewis C.
\ Hermann. Florentine r Sullivan, Daniel J.
Jorgensen, NUes Van Bergea, A. H. W.
Kehoe, G-oree W. ■ Verha^hen, AdolDh ■
Le to int. Thomas E. Vo^el, jiary '• ;•%
Llnd, Mrs. Felicia • '! Weinite, Christian "-
:.-;.-. Wiokley, Philip
BACOME— In this city, February 3. 1897. Cath-
erine, beloved wife of William . Bacome, and
mother of the late John Bacome. and mother-
in-law of Mrj. Mattte Become, ant aunt o
Lawrence Fitzgerald and Mrs. iVCarlyon, and
sister-in-law of Mrs. Robe i Alexander, native
of the parish of Thurles, County. Tipperary, Ire-
land, a^-ed 62 years and 11 mont
09*Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fu If invite i to attend tiie funeral. THl.s DAY
(Saturday), at 9 o'clock a. m m from her late rest-
deuce. 'iSO^l Clementina street, thence to St •
Patrick's Church, where a solemn- requiem mass
will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, com-
mencing at 9 :. 0 o'clock a. x. Intermen: Mount
Calvary Cemetery. . ' ..."
BAKER— In Stockton, February 4, 18-7. Grant
W." Baker, a u»;ive oi California, aged 27 .ears.
DEMAKTINI-Ib. Los Angeles. February 3. 1H97.
Andrea. beloved brother of Antonio and Ralpn
Demartinl, brother-in-law of Thsresa Demariml,
and beloved uncle of Lewis, Ralph, Alfred and
Eliza Demartim, a native of Genoa, Italy, aged
20 years 1 montb and 9dars. • v - - - - -
»j~Frieinls and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MOKivOW
(Sunday), . at- 2 o'clock p it.. »rom the par-
lors of laccheri <& Bacigatupi, 827 Broadway.
Iniermeu. Italian Cemetery.
DENNIS— In this city, Feb mar ir 3, 1897. Mar-
. garet, wife of tha late John S. Dennis, a native of
ire. and, aged 77 yean. *
DOUGLASS— In this cltr, February 5. 1897. Mrs.
Nancy S. Douglass, a native of Ohio, aged 79
' years, f Kasteru papers please copy.] , -
$3T Friends and acquaintances are respect- >
fully In vltedto attend the funeral TO-MORKOW
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p.m.. from. West Side
Christian Church Bush street, between Scott
■ME MMI MM ■llllOi|ll|.liliii*iri>'in'l II WWH ill T ' .ii ■ in mi,, i pJi.bi in
aud Devlsa'<erJ. Interment Cypress Lawn
'"emetery. by special train leaving Third and
Townsend streets at 3:45 o'clock p. ii.
OILMAN- In this cltr, Febru*r\- 4. 1897. at St.
Luke's Hospital, Charles K. Oilman, brother of
B. F. Oilman, a native of well. Mass , aged 58
years 9 .mouths &ui 12 days.' [ Lowe. l (Muss )
paper* copv. ]
Friends and . acquaintances and comrades
Of Uarfield Post No. 34. G. A. K., and auxiliary
-astocla. ions ars respectfully Invited to attenl
the funeral TO-MORROW (Sunday), at 2 o'clock
p. M., from Alcazar buildings Interment Na-
lioiai Cemetery. Remains at the parlors of
A. W. Martin it Co.. 118 Gear/ stree:.
GOLDSMITH— In this cl y, February 4, 1897,
llo>ina Go:d<mlth. b 'loved mother of Mrs. J. L.
Cerf and Moses, Lewis aut Helen Goldsmith, a
native of Franc-, aged 67 years.
JBf9~Friendi are reanecrmilv Invited to attend
the funeral TO-MOKROW (Sunday), at 10:30
o'clock a. m , from the par or* of Haisted it Co .
946 -Mission sires:. ruient Home of Feate
Cemetery, by 11:30 o'clock a. m. train from
Third and Townsend streats. ■ > -- •
GOMFZ-In this city, February 5. 1897. John R.,
beloved son of J. E. and Catherine Gomez, and
other of Rosa L. Gomez, a ua.ive or Monterey,
aged 25 years. |Monerey and bauta Cruz
papers nlease copy.J
A3~Friends and acquaintances are respect- ■
fully Invited to attend the fun -ru, TO-MORROW
(Sunday), at 8 30 o'clock a. it., from the par-
lors of J. L Godeau. 305 Montgomery avenue,
men e to the Church of Nu.-stra .-enora de
Guadalupe, where a high requiem mass will lu
celebrated for the repose of his soul, commens-
Ing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
GREEN— in this cltv\ February 4, 1897. Mary J.,
beloved wife of . the late James J. Green, and
motoer of Klir.i Green, a native of Ireland, aged
68 years and 1 month. .
43"Friends aud acquaintances ■ are respect-
fully inv'tei to attend ttiH funeral THIS DAY
(Saturday), at 8:30 a. m., from her late resi-
dence, -.0 Perry street. tneiK» to St. Rose's
Churcn, where a requiem high mas* will ba
celebrated for the repose, of her soul, commenc-
ing at 9 o'clock a.u. Interment Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
HARRIS— In this city February 3. 1897, Waltrr,
Delovel son or fciorge aoJ t arrle Harris, and
brother of George, a. arrie and Gracie Harris, a
native of San Francisco, aged 14 yeurs and 14
days.
HERMANN— In" Oakland, February 5. 1897,
Florentine, r.'lict of the late Phillip Hermann,
■ and Deloved mother of Mr-*. Albert Kay.ser. Mrs.
Fred Srcnaefer, Mrs- William Wank wskiand
Mrs. Henry Kaiser, a native of Herati'lj'e-on-the-
Weier, Germany, age l 75 years 3 mouths and
27 dav*.
Friends and acqnalntances are respect-
fu.iy invited to at: end the tunerul To-MOKi,O>V
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. ic . from the residence
of William WaukowsKi, 27271/6 Jackson street,
San Francisco. In ermetit 1. 67 O. I-. Cemeierv.
JORGENSEN— In this city, February 4. 1897,
Niies. beloved husband of Jo3ep:iliu''jor;ensuii,
and brother of Airs. H. H arisen of Saratoga, Cal.,
and Mrs. .1. P 'iilseu ol Paso Rooles. Cal.. a n.i-
tiva of Germany, -a^ed 34 years 7 months and
6 dnn.
£7* Friends ' and acquaintances are rettpec:-
full. invited to a tend me funeral TO-MOKROW
(Sunday), at 1 o'clock p. m.. from his late resi-
deuce, 25 Maple court, thence by electric-car* to
Cypress Lawn Cemetery for inter.ue.nu
KKHOE— In this city, . February 3, 1897, George
W.. youngest and beloved son of Margaret J.
and the late lonn W. Kehoe. brother of .May,
Martin, John, Cecelia and Thomas Kelioe, anl
nephew of M. F. Kelly, J. Powers and J. F.
Kehoe, aged 5 years and 8 months. ■
A3" Friends and acquaintances are respnet-
Invited to attend t.ie funeral TO-MOKROW
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from the home of
hia mother. 3535 seventeenth s reet. near Guer-
rero. Interment Mount Calv cemetery.
Le COUNT— In New York City, January 81, 1897,
Thomas Elliot, son of the late J. J. and M. A.
Le Count.
LIND— C ofF.— Officers and members of Twin
PeaKs Circle. No. 102. C. of . F. : You are hereby
notified to attend the funeral of our late com-
panion, Mrs. Felicia Lind. By order of,
MRS. E. MOSBY, C C
Miss Crawford, Flu. Sec.
McCLUSKEY— In this city, February 4. 1897,
Elizabeth, beloved wife of Dennis McCluskey.
and mother of Susie, John. James and Edward
McClusker ana Mrs. John T. Fitzgerald, a na-
tive of County Cork, Ireland.
Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fu.ly Invited to attend me funeral TO-MORROW
(Sunday), at 8:31) o'clock a. m., from her late
residence, 925 Dolores street, thence to St.
James Church, Tweuty-tuird and Guerrero
streets, where a requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose of her soul, commenc-
ing at 9 o'clock a. it. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
MARSHALL— In this. city. February 3, 1897,
Joan C. Marshall, a native of the West India
Islands, aged b8 years 8 muntus and 28 days.
MASS— In this city, February 5. 1897. Charles W.
Mass, beloved son or Sophia Mass, brother of
Anna and Emma Mass of St. Joseph. Mo., and
cousin of John Beck of San Francisco, a native
of St. Joseph, Mo., agdd 38 years.
MOLK— In Alameda, February 8, 1897. John
Henry, dearly beloved son of Mrs. Marga.-etia
and the late John Henry Molk, and oruiner of
Mrs. Annie Toil, a native of san r'raucisco. aged
24 vears 4 months and 12 days. '
Friends and scanalntances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TOMORROW
(Sunday), at 10 o'clock a. m., from hit late
residence, corner St. Charles a:id sa:i Antonio
streets near i-.noi.ial station. Alameda, thence
by 12 M. creek boat to Native Sons' Hall. 414
.Ma -o.i siree.. where services will be held at 1:15
o'clock p. ii , under the auspice* of Sau Fran-
cisco Parlor No. 49, N. t. . G. W. Interment
I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
PAMPANIN— In this city, February 5, 1897.
1 seiar, dearly beloved sou of Mr. Pelleerino and
the late Murlanua Pampanin. and brother of
Augusta, Lou su., Americo and Emma rani
panlu aud Mrs. J. Hralda. a native of aim Fran-
cisco, aged 13 yea» and 27 days.
iSsyFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fu y Invited to attend tne funeral THIS DAY
(Saturday), at 10:30 o'clock a. m., from his late
residence, 1616 Dupom stro-i, near Filbert.
Interment Holy Croa Cemetery.
ROY— In this cil/, February 4, 1897. George E.,
beloved husband of Julia A. Roy, and father of
Susie, George Alexander and Fannie Roy, a na-
tive of at. Louis, Mo., aged ; 0 years and 8
months. ■
£2" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the iuneral THIS DAY
(Saturday), at 9:30 o'clock a. m., from his lat9
residence. 359 Brannan street, thence to Bt.
Rose's Church, where a solemn requiem mass
will be celebrated for the repose of his soul,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. u. Interment
Mount Calvary Cemetery. Omit flowers.
SHE DD-In this city. February 5, 1897, Henry
P., beloved husband of Kline M. Snedd. and
father of Waller A. Snedd. a native oi Boston,
Mass., aged by year* 5 months and 10 days.
SHERIDAN— In this city, February 4, 1897.
, Theresa, beloved wife of James Sheridan, a na-
tive of County Longford, Ireland, aged 26 years.
Jo9~Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Saturday), at 9 o'clock a. m., from her late resi-
dence, 1217 Devisadero street, thence to Holy
Cross Cuurch. where a solemn hlgn mass will
.bo celebrated for the repose or her soul. . Inter-
ment, Mount Calvary C<smetery.
SNOW— In this city, i-ebruary 4, 1897. Lydla J.
Snow, a native of Missouri, ugod 61 years 3
mouths and 23 days.
STONE— Lewis Charles Stone, born at Water-
town, N. Y., Augu«t 19, 1829: died at, Gndley,
Cal.. February 2, Ifc97.
aa~The iuneral will take place THIS DAY
(Saturday), at 10 o'clock a.m., from the par-
lors of Carew <S English. 41 Van S?a avenua.
SULLIVAN— In Towles, Placer County. February
H, 1897, Daniel J.. beloved husband or Julia
• fulllvan, father of Jerry J.. Daniel, Kdwurd and
John F. ■ £>ul.ivau. and brother of John J. and
Jerry Sullivan, Mrs John O'.Neil and Mrs. Fen-
ton of lowa, a native of County Cork, Ireland,
aged 51 : years. [Boston (Mass.) papers please
copy.]
X9~Frienrls and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited toaitond the funeral THIS DAY
(Saturday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from the res-
dence of his brother-in-law, John O'.VeiL 3464
seventeenth street, thence to Mlsilon i olores
Church, where a solemn requiem mass will t>t»
celebrated for the repose of bis soul,- com-
mencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
Van BERGEN— In this city, February 4, 1897,
August H. W., dearly beloved husband of Mar-
garnt Van Bergen, and father of Emma,
Harry and Lily Van Bergen, a native of Ger-
many, aged 59 years 9 months and 15 days. A
member of Hermann Lodge No. 127, C. and A.
M.. California Lodge No. 1, LO. O. F., and Pa-
cific Council No. 8. O. C. F.
JB«f-Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
full ••• invited to a. tend the funeral THIS DAY
(Saturday), at 2 o'clock p. m., from his late
residence, 7-0 Capp street, between Twenty-
second and Twenty-third. interment Masonic
Cemetery. ■
VERHAGHEN— In this city, February 5, 1817,
Adolph, deany beloved huabana of Pauline Ver-
nanhen, and father of George. Jeanette and Ma-
thilda Verhft a native of Belgium, aged 45
years 8 months and 8 (lavs. A member of Pa-
cific council No. 8, O. C. F.
WFrl'-uds and acquaintances are reso»ct-
fuliy invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Sunday), at 1:30 o'clock p. m.. irom hi* late
residence, 232 Dore street, thence :o >t. Joseph's
Church for srr vice j. commencing at 2 o'clock p. it.
luiermsu; 1. O. O. F. Cemetery.
VOGKL— In this cl v, F. bruary 4.1897. Mary, be-
loved wife of the late Jacob Vogel, and mother
of August and Louis Yo?el and Mrs. John J.
Co;. on. a native of Haden, Germany, used 60
year. 8 months and 11 days.
. . Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Saturday), at 10 o'clock a. m., from her late
residence, 40-36 Nineteenth street, near Castro.
Interment Holy Cross v emetery.
WENDTK-In this city, February 4, 1897, Chris-
tian Wendte a native of Germany.
ay i:enini..s at the parlors of Charles J. B.
Metiler. 636 Washlngtoa street.
WINKLEY— In this city. February 4, 1897,
.Philip W. \\inkley, a native of Biden, Ger-
many, aged 63 years and 10 months.
49* Friends and acquaintances and membenof
the Draymen's and Teamsters' Union are resptct-
lullv Invited toate.i i the uneral TO-MORKOW
(Sunday), at Si o'clock p. m., from the lodse-
room of Burns Lodee No. 68, A. O. U. vv., Al-
cazar build ni:. oi O'Farrall street. Interment
Masonic Cemetery.
' . McAVOY A GALLAGHER, T
FDNERAX DIBKCTORS ft EMBALMKRB
XOVltth St., Opp. Lincoln School. . .
' . Telephone 3080. -
MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.
SAN MATEO COUNTY: NEAREST CEMB.
tery to the city; non-sectarian;^ uo sense
elusive; location unexcelled. otUc« HWi -»>■-«
ttxeet, MUtaeaat corner »• biita. -•
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