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HOUSE** TO LET.
7 KOOMS;BATH» new, m.M PLEftfilOME-
', 1 <, 1 r ""7*"' 11; ?250 cash: balance same as rent!
THE MCCARTHY c .. 646 Market st.
<i'-)A cheapest House IN TOWN. 1804
«fl OKI. Market st , cor. Van Ness aye.
SO*S GKxRY-HoUsE OF 7 ROOMS AND
CjXJO bath: rem 925. - - . .
ri"o LET-soME HOUSES AT BALDWIN A
X HOWELL'S, 10 Montgomery st. V^* JV **" > &
KKN~ REDUCED: LARGE HOUSE, 26 RMS.
XXj 113 Larkin sv, opposite New Cit,** HalL
RAN. iiiillll'i-,1,1 ili'-.i.ALu 107 NINTH
Xi >: — Uan: i.ds -.fi m.-. ; ip: mi. tttK4 , n .
I'UKXISHEI) HOUSE;'*
4 Q J BARTLETT-CONY'ENIENT FOR ST AS*
rtn-s fori students, nigh Schoo and Co.swell:
5 rooms; tiled baihrotim: cou*ervetory. ,-,-..
COTTAGE - . T«> LET.
: KEJA ioRWI i.L i*ELL^OCjSS£tSS
1 amo. THE MCCARTHY' CO.. bib Market at.
p OTTAGE. OF .6 ROOMS;. MODERN IM-
\J -provemen- s. Call grocery, Twenty-seventh
and Alabama. .
CV N N V M COTTAGE; YARD; RENT
0 $11; key 623 Second, near Brannan..
PLEASANT COTTAGiI HOME OF 6 BOOM*,
X ba;h. etc., in Berkeley, adjoining - the Univer-
sltytwide, bropd venin 1 . with charming land-
scape and marine views: flowers, lawn, good water.
etc.: furnished . r Unfurnished: cheap to good ten-
ant. H. MURPHY,- 6.8 Market
IOIQ RAKER ST.- COTTAGE 6 ROOMS,
1 c x V ba.h; newly decorated; rent reduced.
Q1 X EACH - 806-808 ' POTRERO AYE..
»4? ' •! near Twentieth st.: 2 nice cottages of 5
rooms and hath each; sunny and stylish: see them.
SIIAiNWALD, BUCKB-..E <fc «_CL. 218 Mont-
gomery st.
■ 1 _
<£*)() • jtOeTrAOKi 2915 BUSH, NEAR LYON;
<y — sJ, 5 rooms: bath; very desirable and.cozy.
SH WALD, BUcKBEE i CO, 218-2^o Mont-
gomery. '. :
I. ATS TO I.XT: ;-,.'
SUNNY LOWER FLAT: HEALTHIEST PART
of town; no car fare. 3 Jane place, off line,
near Mason: $12.
3* A BAUSCH ST.— 3 NICE, SUNNY, I'N.L'R-
«t->— nished rooms; large aril ; cheap renL
"AIODERN SUNNY FLATS. 6 AND 7 ROOMS;
ii ba.h. 2520 .-utter si.; rent reasonable.
"1 7(\t' POST— B OR 5 SUNNY Hi LATS,
X I XJxJ bath and garden: rent $15.
A 1 I'l HYDE— sUNNY UPPER FLAT OF 4
rtXxJz rooms. Apply 418.
Ol - ■ COZY SUNNY' FLAT, 5 ROOMS. BATH,
XO. yard. 17.4 Folsom St.. near Thirteenth.
C«q 2 FLaTs. 242 AND 254 HARRIET.
cyiO. between Harrison and Bryant, Sixth and
Seventh sts. - -
Q1 7 SUNNY' LOWER FLAT OF 5 ROOMS,
C 1 ■ . bath: big yard. 762 Folsom st.
*VJEAR CITY" HALL: ELEGANT FLAT; 5
-L> rooms; bath. 10 Grove st.; rent 9 24.
SUNNY" FLATS: FIVE ROOMS AND BATH;
rent *15. 17 1 2 Postst.
HAIGHT AND BAKER— NICK. SUNNY,
cor. Sand 6 room flats: opp. Buena Vista Park.
<.)- STEVENSON. BET.FIFTH ANDSIXTH;
X— I fine flat; rent *15. Apply within
TO LET— SOME HOUSES AT BALDWI-*. A
HOWELLS, 10 Montgomery st.
"J OVELY' LOWER MODERN 5-KOOM FLAT;
J a sun all day; rent $18, water free. 3980 Nine-
teenth st., cor. N(.e.
"VTORTHEAST COR. OF NINETEENTH AND
-^' Noe. . block from Kighteemh-sL or Castro-
.■-•. cars (Mission warm belt) only 2 o" those lovely
flats left; upper 5 rooms $17: lower 4 looms »16;
vi ater free-.
/'HEAP MODERN E.ATS, 6 AND 6 ROOMS;
V. if B to $16; Bee them. 623 seventh st. .
II*". HAVE 40 BRAND NEW FLATs NOW
'' ready; half mo. free. SPEC & l ... 602 Mkl
— I
SW COX. .-IXTEKNTH e-T... NEAR MIS I
son; branch office* of luj C-__-i. buu- j
ti riptions and want ails irk»-e.
—
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
Lush Mreo:.
CV- CIO BUSH-2 NICELY FURNISHED SUN-
—>> — D ny f ou; rooms forlign: housekeeping.
.Z „•; y ._ Culilurnia ,<.,,.*;;.
L'j.)li CALIFORNIA — 1 HOUSEKEEPING
O— *' room: $9: gas; b.th.
Clay Street..'., ;•
"I |e.)Q 'LAY* — 2 PLEASANT SUNNY UN-
.I *J — « ) furnished rooms for light housekeeping.
* iilli Stree.. .
9*l J FIFTH— SUNNY FRONT. CONNECT-
• )_L i __ Ing housekeeping rooms; stove, bath; pri-
vate: $10.
QO-i FIFTH ST.-2 LARGE RO »MS FUR-
.) — — msiifcd for housekeeping, complete; rent
cheap.
Howard Street.
Q-l 7 HOWARD— 2 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS;
Ox I reasonable BESS
Q- HOWARD— 2 OR 3 HOUSEKEEPING
000 rooms for adults; sunny ; cheap.
-i I\UQ HOWARD — LARGE SUNNY BAY:
1 UDi^ window suite for housekeeping; kitchen;
also single.
i i) f ( HOWARD-2 OR 3 La 808 SUNNY
1 — < r± furnished or unfurnished housekeeping
rooms. j__K_P_B
' Kearny Street. .
OOA KEARNY— 2 OR 3 HOUSEKEEPING
xLoXJ rooms: aas or coal stove.
_.aikiii streei.
1 m 01 LAKKIN-COK.: BAY-WINDOWS;
l"Joa nirniuhe I, unfurnished: kitchen;
others; sunny.
-Uiuni stree..
,-i MINNA - 3 SUNNY' BACK ROOMS
T 04 complete for housekeeping; $9.
jgj»«j|i^ N.nili >:ree..
til NINTH, NR MA KKET-SUNNY ROOMS
— J for housekeeping; running waier; • all con-
veniences
l'earl Street.
O PEARL, COIL MARKET, OPP. 'OCTAVIA—
0 2 or 3 well furnished housekeeping rooms.
Tenth Street.
HO TENTH— 2 SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING
HO rooms; reasonable. . : Xsm\mss**W»\**Wß2£M*\
Twenty-sixth Street.
yOP 7 'TWENTY-SIXTH. NEAR MISSION—
ijOx) ( Front furnished sunny housekeeping
suiter): $8 and {11. . . »- -■'- ■
ROOM** TO LET.
bu_!i st red .
,rr BUSH ST.- NICE SUNN V FURNISHED
"J^O rooms. " ! ' '■' . ;
717 BUSH, NEAR POW.ELL-LARGE SUN-
ill ny furnished bedroom. fot'ienL ..;..
Castio Street.
Ann CASTRO-2 NICE NEW KOUSEKEFP-
rtxJO In*: pa tv furnished; lawn flowers: also
3 or 5 unfurnished sunny rear; large yard; cheap.
j.._j;liMi Street.
C H ERM A N A TABTJI HOURE. 7* WW
Ori.. D'-ar Market: lurnlshtxl and unfnrn Ished.
nn EIGHTH - 2 Ft* N1SIIEI) SINGLE
i rooms for Endeavorers. Inquire drugstore.
0 111 EIGHTH. NEAiI *v/Lao*u-J LARGE
0 LU rooms: rent $10.
— U street.
1 HA ROOMS TO LET AT VERY REAsON-
xXJx) abe etc.. I'ogidale, 321 I- Ills at.
T H| - GRAND "r A NOT. 418 ELLIS. JUST
1 opened; • rooms rlist class: suites, single; reas.
"■• x'.Uli >>re«»-.
THE -Of* M LI 'IAN — PELECT FAJIILT
I hotel: ion Fifth sL. cor. Mission: rooau
tOc. 7:,. and *: peruleht: Pi to $5 per week.
* uikuin Streei. .. .*
Q-|\PK" WEEK; SUNNY FURNISHED
«J. l rooms. 820 Eolsom st , near Fourth.
Glenn Park Avenue.
X GLEN PARK AVK~OFF TWELFTH AND
•' Mission ste.— Small partly furnished, sunny
room; piano. . . • . -'.-,.. '• r "■- : • . . ■
Grant Avenue. '
fiLl) RUN HOUSE, 7 GRANT AYE.. OFF,
* ' Market— sunny sealte: sunny looms with run-
ning water: man and wife or two men; *1 50 week.
Ilnigrht Street.V 7 ; '
ft "1 HAIGHT- NICELY • FURNISHED
Ul X room In private family; terms moderate.
ROOMS TO LET— Continued. j
ho Ward Street.
lnfi ROOMS ire TO SOc NIO''T: $1 TO $2
lUU we-k. Lindeil House, Six. and Howa d.
Kearny Street.
ARLINGTON HOCsE. 127 KEaRNY —
Pleasant sunny rooms, en suite and single;
hrst class in every respect; terms reasonable.
— i — —
— ...».«•■ - .a*-*
nrri MARKET— ELEGANT SUNNY ROOMS,
COU day. week. mo. ; reasonab c; new mangemi.
KANCH LOU-E, 861 MARKET; REDUC-
tIon Ip prices; i vale rooms, 15c, 20c, 25c;
reading-room.
I.C HO HOUSE, 863Va MARKET ST.-ROOMS
20c. 25c to 6Uc night: *1 to *2 week.
"VOSr.MTTE HOUs.-, 1045 MARKET— PER
1 night, 36c to jl: week, $1 50 to $&; lami.ies.
Miiin-i Street.
Pr A ~ MINNA -FRO NT ROOM. FURNISHED;
OttO suitable for 1 or 2; reasonable.
(*(*n MINNA, COR EIGHTH— NEWLY FUR-
DO i nished bay-window room; $1 per week. ;
i*e_.i»»iu<- -ti-00..
HANCOCK HOUSE, lot MISSION*. PELECT
family rooming-house: }1 60 to Si per week.
Ninth Street.
Cl(\ NINTH, NR. MARKET— FRONT SUITE
— U or single: light housekeeping; water, gas.
kj' x arreilt »u-»e_«
-1 QQQ O'FARRKLL-BAY-WINDOW ROOM
J 0—22 ana bath, first floor, suitable for two.|
Pacific Street.
VJ-FW FRANKLIN ' HOUSE, 321- PACIFIC-
i.v Furnished, and unfurnished rooms: prices low.
1 oi, Mreo;.
Ql (\ POST— LARGE ROOM IN PRIVATE
OIXJ flat for gentleman; lavatory: closet: f7.
1. *__«._! *■ r«t» .--•...'.
"I i c sixth (THE "Saratoga) — SINGLE
J-XO rooms, $1 25 to $3; suites, .$3 to $5 week.
Sutter Street.
SUTTER HOUSE, 308 SUTTER- FURNISH-
ed suites and single: transient; 25c a day up.
THE STANFORD, 820 V's BUTTER— NEW
management; uewly renovated and elegant
sunny suites: single: country transient solicited.
Tenth Street.
m TENTH, NIL MARKET— LARGE BXJS-
ny front- room; ren reason able.
• Third Street.
"I 7 THIRD, MARKET-QUIET LODGING-
X 1 house : transient: to-irist specialty: reasonable
Ann _Nes» AUUIU.
9 VAN NESS AYE. — HANDSOME SUNNY
bay-window suites: other rooms.
ci 7 Van ness AYE.— UNFURNISHED
til parlor*, 1(5; 2 roohis, $12: also furnished
rooms: corner.
Allscetlaneous.
4 MARKET ST. — BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
Call 1 want ad* ami nir.scr'P'inns taken.
BOAKDINO AND ROOM*.
7^o TINE-PLEASANT SUNNY' ROOMS
1 riO and exiellent board, $20 to s3o per month.
hire Salisbury. 299 hyde. cor. eddy—
J. Selec: family hotel, excell'-m sunny rooms and
i board: beautiiul pleasure grounds ;lerms moderate,
Brooklyn Hotel, 208-212 bush -i..
J) board and room $1 to $2 per day. $6 to $12 n*r
! week, choice rooms 50 cents to $1; suite ronm.
I for family $1 tosi 60 per nisht: lirsl-class service:
j free coach. CHARLES MONTGOMERY.
f*I.O BUSH-NICSLY FURNISHED SUNNY
DUO rooms, first-class board: day, wk.. mo.: sin-
gle. $20; 2, $15 mo. ; lath: modern conveniences.
COLUMBIA HOTEL 123 EDDY — BOARU
J and room*. $1 to 41 25 per da/; week, $5 to
j $8; suite-., hoard for 2, $40 month.
CHILDREN BOARDKD.
pESPECTABLE HOME; 2 OR 3 CHILDREN
XX mother* care: sunny yard. 664 Stevenson.
FTOKE*J TO LET.
8] Q STORE, 5 LIGHT ROOMS; YARD;
«JP 10. side entrance. 911 Eolsom, nr. Fif h
£_><)i SIXTH— STOKE: 3 ROOMS; LARGE
OJ.Z.'* yard: rear entrance; suitable for business
or family; $12.
O J X JESSIE, OPPOoITE EMPORIUM —
•l'J "J Well lighted store and 2 living- rooms: also
Hit of 5 rooms above: together or separately, rent
low A ppiy on prt-rci .<*».
OFFICES TO LET.
DEUKKOOM. WITH OR WITHOUT DESK;
XJ superb location; very cheap. Room 30, 221/2
Oeary St.
EMMA SP; ECKELS BUILDING, 927 MAR-
ket st-; light and *h-ap ASHTON*. room 210.
HORSES.
49fi VALENCIA ST. — i.O GOOD YOUNG
T__-U horses for sale.
f.|) ALL-PURPOSE HORSE?", WAGONS
OXJ carts, harneis: auction sale every Tuesday
TAITERSALL'^.. 721 Howard st
AUCTION SALES EVERY SATURDAY AT
11 o'clock of horses, buggies, wagons, harness,
etc Emporium sates yards, 220 Valencia su, A
WAI KINs, auctioneer.
J/\ HOUSES FOR KALE-.- ALSO WAGONS,
XXJ buggies, carta, harness; Grand Arcade Hon*
Marke:, 327 sixth sl : - auction rales every W«a*
uesday. bULLIVAN iDOV LE Auctioneers.
(_:/*» HEAD OF HORSES SUITABLE FOR ANY
t'Ubusinesi 900 to loOil pounds. Old Turk-sL car
stables. 1801 'lurk: team of tnr_-t* young runlet
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
T\T AGON'S FOR SALE- PIANO-BOX TOP BUG-
'» gj-; good 2-horse expre.B wagon: 2 new gro-
cery and 2de ivery wagons. 1161 Howard st. '
V EW AND SECOND-HAND WAGONETTES,
-iA hacks, surreys, buggies, carts and harness;
cheap. Fifteenth and Valencia; iel. White 371.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS'. BARGAINS! IN
new and second-hand wagons, buggies, carts,
harness, robes and blankets. Lelbold Harness
Company, 211 Larkin si., opp. new City HalL
VINE LAUNDRY. BAKER'S AND MILK
X wagons cheap for cash or installments; 1 tine
top and open buggy: also 1 hack. 828 Harrison sL
SQC LIGHT DELIVERY WAGON ; A Bill*
')0. gain. 1013 Harrisons-.
FOR MISCELLANEOUS.
A FRESH COWS, ALSO 1 BIG THOROUGH-
" bred Jersey cow, registered No. 284; nil with
calves- Appy cor. Rose and San Pablo aye - , West
Berkeley.
9 MILCH COWS, CHEAP. APPLY IN REAR,
-- 97 Caselli aye., near D.tnvers.
1 /OlES!! COW lOR SALE. NORTHEAST
. corner Twenty-second and Church sis. ■
Al FRESH MILCH COW; RICH MILKER.
1920 Greenwich st.
COFFEE-MILL. SCAL- , HAND-TRUCK, LET-
tei-precs, e.e.k and safe cheap. 102 Cluy st.
THREE FINK BILLIARD-TABLES, BALLS
and cues complete; half cost. 1012 Valencia
I SEVEN-HORSEPOWER ENGINE, 1 FOUR-
X horsepower engine, with holler, gas engine,
lathe.., plainer, and shapers. 515 sixth st.
I '•OR REN'l— SEWING MACHINES; ALL
kinds of repairing a specialty. 1559 MarkeL
BARS, BACK BARS, MIRRORS, f*HO'»V-
cases. counters, imoi- urn, omce furniture, store
and ouice furniture and fixtures: new and second-
hand. J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mis-
sion sl, above Sixth.
SAFES- BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND-'
hand: all sizes; also a lot of safe-deposit boxes.
CHARLES WALTZ, 109-111 Marketst., H. F.
1 ILERS,ENGINEs,2d HAND MACHINERY
MCINTOSH & WuLPJIAN. 137 Beale it.
P, 'ARS.' SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV-
I ' lng. He.', bought and sod. IOBH Mission, nr. 7th.
BICYCLES.
ALMOST NEW GENTLEMAN'S CRESCENT
bicycle. •fi'O; child's, $8. 444 Valencia si.
VOSX'96 TANDEM, ALMOST NEW: CHEAP
J. if taken immediately. 120b Williams st.
ENTLEMEN'S AND A LADY'S VICTORIA'
whee 8, almost new, $25 each; stylish baby
carnage, $10. .824 Waller St., near steiner.
NAP BARGAINS— HIGH-GRADE SEC-
ond-hand bhvcles. all in perfect running order,
from $26 upward, oolden Rule Bazaar Cycle De-
partment, -b Geary st. : "■-' ? •■:'■■'"' .-
z'.yzzy^iyy TO LEASE. 77- '
i-*OR SALE— DAIRY" RANCH;: tOO acres-.
X near Point ; -Reyei station: land and Improve-
ments first ciass. J. TUN b'IE AD, San Rafael,
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1897.
rnrcATioNAT.
SINGING-\'OlU.-,S SUCCESSFULLY DE-
O ye.oped in volume, compass and quality, "'and
carelully trained 'or solo work in puollc: form
pupils and references: Franz Veiter, Adelaide !
Detchon, Dan Morrison, -■' Albani, De- Sofa, Lit
ttianice, Marchesi, Marie Haltun, 'Amy Leslie,;
Gr.ice Greenwood, -Helen Po.ier, etc For in* i
struction and terms apply 10' CLARKE'S vocal
studios, tpencer Piano Co., 933 Market street.
ANDERSON'S ACADEMY AND SCH' OLOF
Mathema-.ics; pupils prepared In da-- and
evening classes and by private lessons for Califor-
nia and'siauford universities: teachers', marine
engineers' and civil service examinations; special
even lnc classes: mathematics, mechanical draw'
hlgh-scnoi'l pup'.. s couched: two scholarships
in Univt- rsity of California, amounting to $500 per
annum, given eicn year to the two nighest gradu-
ates. R., 406 Parrott building- |
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST—
Bookkiepim;,. business. practice, shorthand^
typing, telegraphy, languages. English brunches,
o.ectrical engineering: 20 teachers; 15,000 gradu-
ates; day and evening sessions: catalogue.' •
YKES' BUSINESS COLLEGE. 325 MONT-
gomery st.; individual-. Instruction in short-
hand, * typing, bookkeeping, lelegraphy.-etc. ; lite
echolarshlp $50: low ratal per week and month;
ENGINEERING SCHOOL: VII., ELECL.
mining, mech., survey, ossav, archil.; day it eve.;
est. D-04. A. VAN DER NAILLEN, 933 MarkeU
BELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING—
i'rivate theatricals arranged: pupils rehearsed
en stage, R. 6 and 12, L0.0.F. block. 7ih and Mkt.
TARR, THE EXPERT, BOOKS OPENED,
closed or adjusted; prlva-.e lessons ln bookkeep-
ing; and rapid .alculatlons. 855 .Market, rm. 572.
_ : ;
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING',
gram., etc. ; day, night; smo. 1504 >ikt.,op.Stl_.
ACTING— LEO COOPERS SCHOOL OF ACT-
JrV- lng. 814 Geary sL
BOOKKPNG. WKITNO. ARITHMTC. GRAMR.
day Puisne: no classes: $5 month. B«sMissiox
GUITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL
lessons; PA mo. Mar,- Westhsus. 39 Fifth st.
SINGING. VOICE CULTURE, PARIS GRAD
uate; French. Ger. lang.: $2 mo. 109 Taylor.
» WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS — THI»
■TV WEEKLY CALL, in wrapper, for mailing.
HYPNOTISM.
OLD-ESTABLISHED: TREAT DISEASES;'
also teach. Hypnotic Institute, 6 O'Farrell st
.^^ —^^M^^— M^^^^— ..^^M—^
CLAIRVOYANT*!. 1
MML. POKIER. WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY*
un: card-reader, bora double veil and seconl
sight; diagnoses disease, lull Ilfe reading; la 50c;
genta $1; palm, aui clalrv.: SIL $1 50. 128 lurk.
ME. ARNDT, GEI MAN* FORTUN c.-TELL-
er: tells pasl and, future; gives picture future
husband or wife; SOc up; never talis. 228' 2 Sixth.
MME. SODAN. WORLD'S RENOWN C'ARD-
reader and Scotch seeress. 619 Eddy st.;
hours, 9a.m.to 8 p. m.* ;*:,.:> >' ' "/ ■
ME. LEGGETT, LIFE -READER: Busi-
ness ai vice; one price, 25c. . 311 TehamasL,
near Fourtb. . * ,- .
ME. SYBILLE GIVES CHARMS, FUTURE
husband's picture; ladle. 25c. 914 O'Farrell.
pONSUJW LUCKY MEDIUM: READs FROM
\.J cradle to grave; 25c 41 Minna st., basement.
MME. RaV.'Na BEADS LIFE FLUENTLY:
business advice; names given; 25c up.s Fourth.
MME. MOREAU. BEST MEDIUM, CLAIR.
voyant, card- reader; 25c up, 73 ourth su
MME. HANSEN, PALMIST, READER;
past, present and luture; 25c. 148 6thst,'_vs.
MRS.. ZINELLA. BUSINESS MEDIUM. AND
astrologer. 109 Oram aye., room 18. ..,.•,
GY P V L I E- RE* D R. » SEVENTH ST;
ladies 25c,. cents i-Oc: all questions answered.
MKS. D. ARDIGAN; EASTERN' FORTUNE-
teIIer; love charms made. 936 Harrison st.
,' .1-7 MO.ViUOMj_.KY COKNER OF CLAY—
•J— I open untie {I-.SO oclock: branch othce of
ihe (a!!- nabsci-lptlons find warn ads. mken. . ;
hPIKITUALISM.
(,A- MARKET— B P. M: STI 1 I .MRs.HI.U ss..
Uv . m.inn, Dr. carpender, Hargrave, others;
skeptics invi.ed: 10a
AM. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT ELATE
. writer. 118 Halght St.: hours 9 until 6p. v.
MRS. MAYO STEERS 112% OAK: CIRCLES
Tuesday, 8 p. M., Thursaay. 2 p. m. : readings.
L'DU'AHD K. EARLE, INDEPENDENT
-Ei slatewrlter. 330 Elli-.; seance Sunday night.
Vf Ks. J.J. V HIiNEY, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM,
ItJL tor messages and advice. ..l'iOO^larket St. .
MRS. sHRINER RETURNED: CIRCLE sUN-
day evening; sittings dally. 311 Van Ness aye*.
\ ] US. Kir PIN, TEST, DEVELOPING AND
.♦1 healing medium, sittings' soc, $1: 426*^ Grove
\t US. tx.\ II: HOSKINS' i IKCLI'S - , TIK-. 3
ii Fri.. 8 p.m.: readings daily, Sl 701 McAllister,
;. DENTISTS, i .7 ;
VAN VRi'OM A CO.'S ELECTRO- DENTaL
Parlors, 997 Market s:. ; lady attendant; no gas
or other dangerous aniestbeilcs given; electric. ty
the great agent used to relieve pain; teeth tilled
aod extracted painlessly by , our new electrical
process: a written guarantee given with all work
done; 1 lowest prices, best work; alt surgical work
attended by G. W. Williamson, M.D., paysiclfta
and surgeon: examination free by the .c or our
new electrical appliances: porcelain ' and . gold
crowns: bridge- work and teeih without plates a
specialty. Electro- Dental Parlors, 997 Marketst
A FULL SET OF TEETH, «5; "PAINLESS
J\. extraction see our new torn) inalion p. ate:
thinner, lightest, cno.est ' plate made; warranted
10 ye..ra: fillings, 50c ; crowns, S3 50; lady assist-
ant. CHICAGO DENTAL PA RL Rs, 24 sixth!
V-EW YORK DENTIST: SET OF TEETH, fj;
lis pain c s extrac. lug, 50 c . non ■ but exper enc-
ed giaduate dentists connected with ihsolli.e -
all work warranted. SE. cor. sixth and Mission. !
DR. GEORGE W. • LEEK, THE *UINE
Leek dentist, dis'overer of palnlesi extraction
and patentee of improved bridge work or teeth
without any plate, moved from 0 10 20 O'iurt'elL
DR. LUDLUM HILL,, 1443 MARKET ST.', N K.
Eleventh; to charge for extracting when plates
are made: od plates inado over like new; mill
from $8 per set; extracting 50c: gas given.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION', - SOo. CROWN
bridge work a specialty; plates $5 up: 13 years
experience. K. L. WALSH, D.i>.i-_., 815% Ueary.
Q;r FULL SET TEETH: BEST MA KB;
■£-•-»• keptln repair; extractiag free; filllngs,soo;
Ciowui PA 6a Paclflo .Denial Parlors, .IS Third.
CROOME DENTAL ASSUCTAI lON. 759 MAR-
ket, beL- 3d and Alb: (Mss specialists; pamle.i
extracting, with gas, 91: piates, $7 up. Hi, $1 up.
ffi«7 A SET FOR. IEETH — WARRANTED AS
«3p i good as can bemade; filling sl. DR. SIMMS,
dentist, 030 Market st., next Baldwin Theater. ;
OHIO DENTALPARI.ORS. 906 MARKETST.;
extracting 50c; filling 50c up: crowns $3 up. 1
WORK ING GIRLS ONLY:I>T TOOTH FILLD
free: open -un. IXL Parlors, 6th and Mission.
ALL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR-
ranted. DR. J. W. KEY, 1320 Market st.
SET OP TEETH • WITHOUT . A PLATE, lIR
H. XX Young, 1841, Polk st. 'C 7-.'7*7;
DR. J. J. LEEK, 1120 M-AKKET ST.; OPEN
evenings: Sundays till noon; dentistry taught
(IOLTON DENIAL ASSOCIA i lON, Sl)u-*ktt'
v keist. DR. CHARLEs W. DECKER. . .
OCOtf MISSION* ST.— BRANCH OFFICE OF
— —x) 'lII* Call; kuuacnpiiuiu ma want ous
taken.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. TO FURNISH TOUR hose
wagons for use of the Eire Department.— Otlice
of the clerk of the BaarJ of Supervisor, or the city
end county of San 1 rancisco, J e.ly 18, 1897.-
In occoraance with resolution -*o. 16.739 (third,
series) of the Board of Supervisors SEALED PRO-
POSALS will be received In open session of the
Boa d of -runervisors o.i ■ MONDAY ■ AFTER-
NOON, July 19, 1897, from 2:1.0 to 3 o'clock, for
the manufacture and delivery of iour (4; hose
wagont for use of the Fire Department. 'The said
wagona to be of the same kind and make as the
one now in servce with Engfoe Company No. 'J
at No. 410 Bush street, and In stilct accordance
wi.h specifications to be seen a. the Fire . epari-
ment Corporation Yard, No. 62 "* sacramento
streeL Said ; hose wagons to be approved by the
Chief ; ngineer of the ■ Fire Department and the
Committee on ire Department of the Board of
Supervisors. - -
NoTii E.— Hldders will estimate and state a
price for wnich they will macuf cture and deliver
the four (4) - hose wagons, complete lo every par-
ticular and ready, tor use 10 the Board of E'lre
Commissioners, to be furnished w.thin 70 days
from the signing of the contract; and if not so
furnished the sum of $i 0 per day to be deduct' d
from -the contract price for each and every day-
over and above said period until furnished and de-
livered to the Fire Depurtment. , :
The party to whom .he contract Is awarded will
be requited, prior 10 or a; the nme of the- execu-
tion ot the contract, 10 pay the c-st of advertising
this notice In three dally n wspapers.
In order to preserve uniformity and to facilitate
the award the Board has revived to receive no
bids unless made upon 'blank- forms prepared by
the committee, and a certified check fcr the sum
of $1000 deposited by the b dder with -and made
able to the Clerk of the Board, conditioned that
If the - proposal be accepted and : the contract,
awarded, and if the bidder shall fall or neglect to
pay the printing charges, execute the contract and
give the required bond witbi i six days after, the
sum shall be paid into the City and county reus-
ury by said Clerk as Ilouidnted damage) for : such
failure and neglect.
Blanks furnished by the Clerk. . . >
The Board reserv.- s the right to reject all bl aif
the public good so require. ■nwrMya^^ggt
JNO.' A RUSSELL, Clerk.
■ -■-'-■ *-^^..^T*.'U?_'^tfr««»4^-*w^mA_e_*rl»«Si_h_o^<_s
CITY ! Seal estate.
DEAL ESTATE" -' "" •' • : -" ■*' • •* -"• : ** '
XV. -FOP. sale BY •
TID 'Mas' MAGEE A SONS,
' REAL E-TATE AGENTS, .
■4* MONTGOMERY ST. . 1
-pKNTS " ?BJ* sl> - ' fli. 50 ll LEAVEN WORTH
Jl si . VV. aide, b-t O'E'arrell and'Geary; 30x
137:6 and 2-story houses;- front and rear. ; '
GEARY ST.. N. SIDE, NEAR JONES: 25x
r 137:0 and 3-story residence: 11. room is shoulu
be altered Into flats; would then "pay ' fl'.O a
month; 2,000. _____
MISSION - 'T.. BET. 30 AND 4TH;GOOD
biis. nasi block: 37:9X103; ?2'<,750. i
ATP- COR. , POLK AND PINE; 3-STORY
1\ blinding and lot 20x62:6; '*$16,60 U. * j
"1/-F.KY CHEAP. $36 000. CORNER; 50-
-> v.ira and 6 line residences; rent $-'65.
CORNER FRONT AND OREGON:- SOLID
1,.' blck building; renU ?100; lot 30x65: reduced
to $20,500. .... 4 .■..-, - •', , ;
TTKKT.'CHEAP, CORNER, 60-VARA AND
V 7 fine 2-s orj' residences; rents $240; reduced
rents; only J3J.000. 3:^ ;
CHEAP LOTS. - *'
VAX NESS AYE.. ONLY 8125 PER FRONT
V fool b- 125 feet deep, any size; front, bslween
Green and Union; Van Ness aye accepted by the
ci.y. ' '" "
O'FARRELL S*T., BE.TWEEN LACUNA, AND
Ruchanan, lots any size front: 25x120, $31100;
lots have frontage on rear street
ONLY $2450 EACH: 2 LOTS, 25x100. WEST
side Lagans, between Ellis and O'Farrell.
"WALLER ST., NORTH SIDE.' LOTS 25x
>»■ 137:6. only $2500. and lots 25x100, $2250:
half a. block irom Market St., beu Octavia and
Laguna . .
LOTS 25x1.-7:6, GOUGH ST.. BET. GROVE
""and Fulton, only $3750 eacn; street accepted.
STEINER-ST, LOTS,,. 25x137:6, $2500. OR
any size front at same tat*; between Broad-
way ani Vallejo; fine view of bay. >
CHEAP HOUSES AND LOTS. VIEW OF BAY.
REDUCED 'IO $4SOO-GUEI-;.N* Kr.. RTH
side, bet- Oitavia -and Lamina; 29:4x137:6,
ad 2-atory window house, 9. rooms, b'u li ai.d
modem; room lor driveway; line view of bay. ' ;
BROADWAY, RET. OCTAVIA AND LA-
guna; 30xlliJ:6 and cottage* a rooms, bath,
etc.; ouly $3500; street accepted; good view.
Oil 000 * LIFT; NEW houses, just
t/UUU,' flhDlied;' 9' room., and all modern
conveniences; line view of bay; very easy terms:
Buchanan st., near.Gr.eeu: 3 short blocks from Pa-
cific aye. : 1 t>lo~k from I nlim-st. cars and 2 blocks
from new line on ii lmore st. . .-
©COT,"; VAN NESH AYE. RF.SIDENCF
•jp'. OI O. and. If, 47x)25, ; beL -Green and
Union, or larger lot lf desired.
I ARKIN. ST.. COZY COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS
XJ and bath and loi bet. Filbert ana Greenwich;
ouly $2601"; elegant view.
I)EAL estate. , investments
tEAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
NONE BETTER.
No trouble to show our properties to genuine
buy era —hwyfc
< e'-.-ir CAPITALISTS '
Grow rich by buying real estate correct In loca-
tion and prices.
. REAL ESTATE
Is the safest security to invest.ln.
.s9oo— Neat home for some few blocks from
Valencia-su cars: very c. cup.
$2200—4 flats, near 9;h st. ; rents $31.
$-000— /-room house, off Jon:-.! St.: rents $20.
$3750— 3 cottages; stable; loi 50x114 feet; very
cheap. - , . . ..,,'.
$4800-3 elegant, flats one block from Market
St.; pays about- 10 per cent. -
$5000—4 flats on Howard, near -Fourteenth, st. :
mortgage $4000 IV D. cau remain; pays 12 per
cent.
$5600— 3 cozy flats; sunny; Bush and Powell:
rents *55. '* • •■•;-. » '• ■•-. . •.
$6000—6 nice flat", within block of Seventh and
Market sta: rents $70.
Sl 4,ooo— Corner 52x80 feet, with good improve-
mint*,: b o k from Market st ; paving 8 per cent.
$-0,000 — 40-fooi :i order:': business '-property;
downtown, near Market s_ : pays 8 per cent; ac-
luull.- cheap ut $30,tii 0. .......
$20.0')0—bu -i ness property -.new Improvements;
pays 8 percent net: near 'iotirth on.l Mission sts.
$.'5,000— Fine investment property;, new Im-
provements;, near Powell and O'Farrell sts.; .pays
8 per rem,* . . , .".-'..-
-' $30,000— business cdrner: cents $2400. ;
' $46,500— Business jrbperiy, near Baldwin, about
40 feet front. *
$,82,000— Corner business property 50x100 feet;
block from Baldwin, rents $500.
Other bargains ai SPECK A CO.'S.* 602 Market.
JOHN I'EoRR, 329 MONTGOMERY &T., OPP.
safe Deposit, Offers for sale:
• Reduced usaiu to's7ouo from $10,000: 6th at.; a
verygvod house: 3 story. l'J rooms; brick founda-
tion, etc.; lot 25x160 to street In; i he renr. with
stable for 8 horsei;. runs: be sold;. make offer. - .
jtedoced to $2500 from $3750;. rent f25; busi-
ness j rop rt on seventh v siree:, near.Hranuan;
saloon: 6 rooms aud stable; lot 25x100; musl be
sold; make ofTdr.
CH C BEMIS. "' C-.V- -■<■<:' -■:■■.;■ ■'
J.} REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
- Z'y.2-~ 324 MONTGOMERY ST.
FOR SALE ' ' ' "_ 7. 77 i
'Choice bnlldlnzlot on Army and 27th sta; dose
to electric road. • .... >"■ ;:..-.'
$450— sun Carlos Villa lot:' 100x1 50 feet. VZLZ
K6700— 50x127 feet on Jacksou su, overlook-
Big the Presidio and bay.
$5500—2 modern houses of*. 8 rooms each at
rack; 26x137 :6 feet; electric roaa passes bouses;
make otter. " < ' '■ '
. 18500— Elegant NW. corner of Cole and Carl sts.
S j 3OO— Cholci* bnlldlnß lots north of park.
Bargain— SW. cor. i lftn ay. and C St.: 109x95 ru'
m.t')t|) ONE BLOCK FROM NEW PO>T-
sJil — oOXJ. ollice; 25x75; • old Improvements;
rent *' 5: mortgage $1250. C. P. TRvjY JR. A
CO.. 630 Markei st. -.•...
fflj , Qnn Will. BUILD A HOUSE OF TWO
<£. I OUU flats complete Will call GEO. M.
SALSBURY, liuildir, 521 Km, tuuset Dis ricL
Do you ! want a HOUSE? . the LAST
new bouse o i Cole st, near .Waller must be
sola; price astonishingly low; terms easy. Apply
on premises; lake Haialit, Oak or O'Farrell sL cara
SQUARE DEALS QUICKLY MADE.
. OLTV. AND BAY PROPERTIES.'.
INTERIOR AND RANCH PROPERTIES.
GOOD ESSES. *
Eouft.it, Sold or Exchanged. " Fine Bargains. '
At UN DEU WOOD'S, 765 Market st", S. F. '
■■■;-■■■■.'. MONEY TO LOAN.
QfOOO 000 AT 61 I>KR CENT: CITY
«Jp OUl'.UwV real" esiate;' also Oakland: life
insurance, second mortgages, estates, undivided
Interest*, real estate in probate; any" sum: private
capital placed; mortgages b.iu-Hit. MANHAT-
TAN LOAN CO.. No. lo Mills bnildinc.ground floor
i OANS ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS IN
JJ' S. P., Oakland ' or Alameda, at' lowest ' rates,
without removal; no commissions: no delays.
J. NOONAN, 1017 to 1023 Mission,. above sixth;
tel South 14. ' *
fljj-l TO $50,000 TO LOAN ON JEWELRY;
cjpi half ordinary rates; secrecy guaranteed. Cut
Rate Loan Ofllce, r. 7, Flood budding. 809 Markei.
*1 OW RATE, $5 PKR MONTH INTEREST
XX on each $1001: 55c per month on $100: second
mortgage; any security. Cash, box 2, Call Office.
IJANKBOOKS OF THK CALIFORNIA SA V-
> ings and i.onn society, bought ;-muuev loaned
on all kinds of personal' property. 231 Third su
Uril HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON l CITY
'•-real estate: Interest reasonable. Cal. Title
Ins. and Trustee, 210 Montgomery st,' Mills buld.
HIGHLY ' RESPECTABLE AND PRIVATE
place to obtain liberal advances on diamonds
and jewelry of the lowest rates. Baldwin Jewelry
b.ore, 048 Market bl: telephone Green 204.
ANY AMOUNT; IST. JiirOß oil MORTGAGES,
estates, undivided in'.erests, real estate ln pro-
bate: furniture and pianos without removal.
McCOLGAN. 24 Montgomery «... room 3.
ADVANCES ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS,
with or without removal : no delay: no com-
. mission: lowest interest, j Room 68. 1170 Market.
ANY SUM; IST OR 2d MORTGAGES, FUKNl-
ture, estates, et-c. H. MURPHY, 628 Markei,
ANY SUM, IST OR 2ND, MORTGAGES. Es-
tates in probate.- etc. Km. 7, 508 California st.
ffl. 1 fiO.OOO ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES
cjpll/ low Interest. JOS B. .'l OPLITZ, 33J Plue.
ffljC/l JO $60,l)g0: LOWEST RATE; IST <fc 2D
>tIp«JU i one. - any proposition. Drvaen." 413 Mont
',/.'-' " -._ ,','. .- .i-'iN"A-NClAL.'7';' '• '_'.< '-.-
LOA NS on real estate, bonds, etc. ; lowest rates,
McAFEE Bi;Q' lI EK*:, los Montgomery st.
7.7 .7 ' r I.i.OAL NOTICE^. 7:77X7
\rOTICB , TO . CREDITORS- ESTATE OP
IN HENRY .'POTTKER, de _ eased —Notice is
hereby given by the un.Hr Igued, A. C. FREEsE,
admiulstraior (wiih the v 111 aniexed) of the es-.
taient HENRY P.TTKER, deceased, to the credi-
tors of and all pc sons naving claims .against ihe
said deceased, to.exhiolt them, with tbe necessary
vouchers, within four months af .er th» . first pub*;
lira- ion of this notice, to tue said administrator
(with the will annexed),* at room ' 35, , Chronicle
building, corner. of Gear, - tti>d -Kearuy streets, th
same . b ing his place for the transaction ot the
business of .be said estate in the ity and County
of san Francisco, state of California.
A. i. FREESE, ; administrator (with the .will
annexed) of the estate; of HENRY POiTKER,
deceased.'* '. ■'-'•'- - " '■"- '■:.- '; * ' '.:
Dated at San Francisco, July 6, 1897. ■ V '
J. D. SULLIVAN, attorney" for "administrator^
with th" will annexed). ,-.-•••..,■;':.■'. ■;.'. -.'■}
- PHYSICIANS.; ZOZr\ '■'■:• -
DX. C. C. O'DONNELL," 1206 MARKET,'- RES
2864 25tbst.; diseases of women a specialty.
■__a_s«_»_«ie___^_gi_aßsfflaaaii^i_i___>)__^^
i « I'iXTRT FFA*. PSTATK. ! .
EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO., - ..
The leading real estate dealers of Central Cali-
fornia .
A GOOD INVESTMENT— GENERAL MER-
chandise business in the most thriving town
of one of the bay countie.: the only sioie < f ii.c
kinu. in the lown; pus :« tii em store: $_;000 for
ihe real estate, Luildmg, good . will, etc. ; stock at
Inventory price.
DELIGHTFUL HOM . AND INCOME PROP-
i't^' of 20 acres: on y three-.quartera cf a mile
frum seoastopoi, Sonoma Ounty; -10 acres', in
variety orchard, full bearing: 5 acres In vineyard,
healthy and in full-bearing: good house of 6ro. in. ;
large barn and on buildings:, lovely pines around
the house, making it a picttmeqoe home. -
. Ti_.l.M=> IO SUIT.
<Si9Pf_e-| 82 ACRES 11/2 MILES PROM NO-
clr— ■' XJ '. vato, Marin CuiiiKj'; only 16 miles
from city: 10 acres oi choice level bttom land;
balance a little .11 ing, but very flue for trultor
Vines; some timber: ilouse of 4 rooms; baru and
chic fs U-housea ..;.. • , *„. . ;/ , .*':" ..
BEAUTIFUL HOME AND FARM IN BEN
_ Lomon 1, t*antaCruz("ouuty; m • dern house of
6 rooms, bath, etc. ; large and convenient barn;
10. acres: moil soil; prunes, » pples, peaches,
plums and 'all kinds of fruit iv bearing; at a bar-
gain. . _____
EDWIN* K. AL3IP &-CO., room 29, second
floor, -Mills building.
ATTENTION, VISITORS.
SEE FAIR OAKS.
THE GEM COL .NY Oh CALIFORNIA
IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY,
Br.FO X it ET UR > ING EAST.
9900 ACRES SOLD IN IS MONTHS; 1500
__-.__.UU acres p anted to oranges and olives:
only 21/2 ml es staging.
'1 rain e»v-.s d«-pot at Pacramento at 5:50 A. __£.
and 3:15 p. m. Fare— Round trip $1 20, via Fol-
aom Railroad lilejrfl ißjuiitj. MWi*"l"imi
GOOD HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS.
FARM, FIELD A FIRESIDE, proprietors,
Chicago, 111.
EDWIN K. ALSIP* CO.. Western Managers,
29, second floor. Mills bui ding, San Francisco,
and 1015 Fourth street, Sacramento.
F..A..1..R.. ..0..A. X..5..
HEADQUARTERS,
29 Second floor, Mills building, San Francisco.
EDWIN K. ALSIP ACO., Western managers.
(JiAAfl FINE MOUNTAIN HOME; OVKR-
tiP" X)XJXJ. looking Capay Valley, Yo o County;
1 mile from school; 2V2 m les from R. R. and P
O. ; 620 acres; 3 acres in bearing orchaid;. roomy
2-»;tory house and barns; fine water; if sold at
once 1 span horses,7 . beaa cattle, farming imple-
ments, poultry anil hay will be included. Ad-
dress JACOB C. WINTER. Brooks P. 0., Yolo
County, Cat ;: r_. va - .* .-.' .*i :'_.: ..-j;
FOR SALE-FRUIT RANCH OP 160 ACRES;
1400 trees: 16 acres vines; a house and furni-
ture: barn acd farming implements; near Loins,
El Dot ado County. Address A. H. PECK, 608
Ninth st, Oakland, Cal. , - - -
__— — — -r- _— — . . .
HOMES FOR ALL.
situated in one of the finest fruit sections of
this State. '■„;'.'?.-?:,-- ___\L\___sl
Make yourself irdependent by buying a small
frut tract: 10-acre tracts of fine fruit land near
Auburn, Placer-County; $5 down and $5 monthly
without inteiest: over 500 acres already so d and
cultivated.
JACOB HEYMAN,' owner, 11 Montgomery st.
A NICE PLACE NEAR THE 'FAMOUS
Napa Soda Springs for sale, es owner is en-
gaged In city business. If you want a good pay-
ing place apply for lull particu of Mr. Ray-
in d of SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE <fc CO., 218
Montgomery st.
"VI A PA VALLEY FARM .'7 ACRES: ALL UN-
J-V der cultivation; good oichard: new 9-room
hunse. barn and outbuildings; well stocked with
implements: wi gons. hories, cows and chl'-keus;
located 4 miles south of Napa; bnlf mile from
Thompson sl.itiou; will sell at half cost to close
an estate; or will' rent ' to a good party who will
buy the a ock. j D. BRUT ON, 206 Sacramento st.
IpOR SALE-BAPOAIN; 4V a ACRES; 1 MILE
-T from Petaluma; flue home. Owner* 335 Fell.
LITTLE HOMES CLOSE TO TOWN; IM-
x proved; easy - terms; also 4 *o 12-acre pieces
on 8 and 10 years' credit. D. H. TWING, So-
noma City: every Monday at 632 Market St.. s. F
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.
fflj?: AN ACRE; ACRES TIMBER; GOO
•ttPtl for stock or fruit: plenty water _£. box 40.
. . — , — . , _
PROPERTY AVANTED.
T," - X<TIAN'.'E- (LEAR, IMPROVED FARM;
XX '/IO acres; house, burn, orchaid; near Ukiah;
value $6000: for city pioperty or smaller im-
proved farm nearer to Sail Francisco. Address P.
s.. box 50. Call. ■-..- -.. :. - >
7-:*:. HIEDICAL
DR. J. H. JOSSKLYN. THE GREAT SPECIAL
Ist, still offer, his valuable services , lo the un-
fortunate. Wilh 11 mind matured and enriched by-
studles of 'an' advanced' order, there is hardly a
disease in the catalogue of human ids h« cannot
treat to a perfect cure. Ladles, he-is always ready
to assist you. ills knowledge has been string
ened by extensive experience. No case peculiar
to your delicate organisia Is beyond his sure con-
trol. His teniae m. nthi. r medio are sure ami
safe iv their effects. His tried and va uable reme-
dies tor lost mane ood are never-failing In their
aciion and are warranted • for 10: yoi n? and od.
Heexce s all otheis in the cure of pnvaie disease.".
Over 50 years of practice enables him to worr mt
a cure in all Cases Consult tion parlors, 906
Market st. (a I or wiite direct to 806 Market st.,
rooms 11 and lA . s: ..
A PROCESS THAT IS FERFECTLY- IIAKM
leso never falls in any case of monthly sick-
n- gs, no mat er what cause: no electricity bum-
bug or other dangerous methods: money In every
rase it-fund d if 0 cure Is not effected: travelers
heiied Immediately: years' exp-r'ence; home in
confinement with sa ilarian conveniences. Con-
sult free the only reliab c phys cians, DR. AM)
MRS. DAVIKs, It Me. Ulster St.. next Hibernia
Bank; hou s 9 ... »i to 6 • nd 7 to 8 p _i.
A PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO. RE-
*t' re every case of monthly sickness from
whatever cause in a few hours when medicines
at d other* have faied; no Instruments used:
many years' experience; every case tiuaranteed;
advice free; terms reasonabe: first-class priva' c
borne forcoi.flnem nt. MRS DR. DALEY, 1126
Market at., over the Owl Drugstore.
LL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
ALL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
(irom whatever cause) restored in a few
hour..: safe and sure at any time; instant relief
for travelers: ■ home In ' confinement: -my ce.e-
brated remedies for monthly suppression never
fall-.ever.' case ruaranteed 1 consultation free; pills
$1. MRS. DU.WYi.TH. 916 I*o3l St.. nea- Lnrkin
"VfEW PROCESS: NO MEDICINE OR INSTRU-,
lis ment; every woman her own phys.clan for all
female troubles, no matter from what causa: re-
stores in one day; can be sent and used at home;
It you wish 10 be treated sate ciii on the man
physician. DR. POPPER. 218 Kearny st.
HAWS MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 509 GUER-
rero St.; near Seventeenth; established for
the cure of rheumatism, soul sciatic affections,
asthma, kidney and bladder troubles. This Insti-
tute is well known tor its wonderful cures. '
DRS. GOODWIN, SPECIALISTS, LADIES
near or far: safe, quick cura guaranteed, any
ilis-ie.ee or complaint; home ior patients; best skill:
free diagnosis; low, fees; self-cure. 401 Van Ness.
LP. AU'S FRENCH PILLS— A BOON TO LA-
dies with female troubles; no danger: safe and
sure; $2 50, express C. o D. ; don't delay until 100
late. OSGwOD BROS., Comi Agents, Oakland, C al.
R. AND MILS, WEGENER. 526 EDDY ST.—
Safe quick cure for all female com plaints guar-
anteed: private home in confinement: every com-
fort; Infants adopted; 'terms moderate: pills Sl.
LL FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND Dis-
eases of the eye permanently cured at MRS*
DR. SCOTT'S, 410 Geary bt : consultation free.
CONFIDENTIAL — LADIES IN TROUBLE
\J communicate with DR. SANTEE. 33 Grant
aye., San Fraudsc.
Ull -I CURE FOR ALL FEMALE DISEASES;
Otaee^ne in confinement; every comfort: satisfac-
tion guarameed. MR-*. DR. OWYEit, 226 Turk
I jU PRAE'3 FEMALE REGULATING PILLS;
XJ safe and efficient emmenagogue; $1 per box.
RICHARDS A CO., druggists. 406 Clay «l.,soleagtflt
SURE CURE IRREOULARI'IIES OR OTHER
female disease*.- MRS. DR. PUETZ, 254 Vi 4th.
HOME IN CONFINEMENT: DISEASES OF
women. Mra Dr.Funke, 1416 Sih si. Alameda
Dr. Hall, 14 McAllister ST., NEAR
Jones— Diseases of Women and children. *
' ' " ii LOST.'
<Ji»-| A REWARD— LEFT AT A BAR ON WEST
■UP-LUiof, Market st. by a dark-compiexioned
man in ulack clothes a b ack ' wallet, with a gold
nil-get pin and papers Inside; a Hoff.nan's bar
and get reward- A.l dress Call Office. . ..
OST— PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
sa vi gs and Loan Society of San Fraucisco, in
the name of MARY O'LEARY, No. 179-1433.
The Under will please return to bunk. •
TOST— PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
XX Savinus and Loan Society of San Francisco, 111
the name of LIZZIE T. HARLOW, No. 143,481.
The finder will please re. urn 10 bank. -.- ' .
L"<NGLIHH PUG: NAME ON HARNESS: J.
XL* W. Harrison's Dixie. Return to 25"/ a stock-
ton St.; reward.
TN MILL VALLEY-LADY'S GOLD WATCH:
X initials C. F. -. Return '.to Hotel Beilevue, Mill
Valley; reward. ; '.-. .'"-
OST— PARROT: REWARD $5. RETURN
to 306 O'Farrell st. .'-'-.." - >•.-;..
"I OST— BUNCH : OF - , KEYS: BRANNAN ST..
•ix bet. First and Second:. reward. * 214 Brannun.
Z HOUSES FOB SALE. '. ; * ',
\__ HOUSES-, MAKE OFF. R; MUST BE SOLD
x and removed at* once; 540 to 655 Mission st.
Cau 556 Mission at.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE— BROADWAY.
7;: 77 7, OAKLAND REAL*. ESTATE.
1 EXECUTOR'S SALE— UNDERSIGNED,
X executor of the estate of G. O. Larsen, de-
ceased, gives notice that the executors of said
estate have, by the Superior Court of .vlaroeda
County, Cal., b- en ordered to cell at private sale
to -the hignest bidder fur cash the [lowing de-
scribed real estate In the city of Oakland, Ala-
meda County, Cal.. or so mn<. h thereof us may be
necessary to pay the debts of said estate.
First— Lot at the southwest corner of Eighth and
Alice sleets, being 27 feet on Eighth street bf 75
feet on A i cc street, with coitage thereon. No. 251
Eighth street.
.Second— Lot on southerly lineofElgh h street, 27
feet west from Alice stree - , thence west 24 feet by
south 7j feet, with cottage thereon. No. 255
Eighth street.
Third— Lot on westerly lin- of Allcest., 75 feet
somberly fr. m 1 Jgh.h st., thence *. 25 by W. 75
feet, witn cottage tuereon. No 863 Alice s .
Fourtn— Lot, on west- rlv line of Market St.,
276 feet northerly from northern - lineof Twenty-*
second st., hence northerly 28 by W. 125 fee:,
with dwelling-hous.- theieon. No 16.9 Market st.
Fifth— Lot on westerly lineof MarKet sl.. 251
feet northerly from Twenty-second st. then c
northerly 25 feet by W. 125 feet, with cottage
thereon. No. 161.7 Market st.
sales to be made subject to confirmation by the
cour.. . . .... M
Intending purchasers of any one or more of said
parcels are invited to call on or submit Oils to
WM. M HATFIELD. 1 xecutor.
Or SOL UALDERWOUD. Agent. "
3.6 -an Pablo avenue, uaktlaud.
CjOXflA O.N" 24T11 Si., iNEAR SAN
<4F^.OXIXJ. I'ablo avenue, cottage of 6 rooms,
bath and barn; lot 50x100; rents for $18 ncr
month; call at dm- c. as this will not remain open
long. a. J. SNYDKR it CO., real estate and
financial agents, 467 Ninth St., Oakland, Cal.
*_<}f\f\(_ TWOS l ISE, 6 ROOMS
J.XIXJXJ. and batb, 251h st., near (.rove; lot
50x100: must be sold: rented. A. J. SNYDER A
co., 467 Ninth st., Oakland, Cal.
iCOnn .'ADELINE ST.; 5 ROOMS: LOT 25x
>iT aXJXJ. luO: bargain. A. J. SNYDER <fc CO.,
467 Ninth St.. Oakland. Cal.
ffljl UP.O Lor IN; HALF BLOCK FROM
■©J-Utlce'. Adeline , station; Lorin now in
"Greater Oakland"; "30 inuies 10 San Fran-
cisco: worth 12200; rented for $12 per month:
lot 50xr.'O: house, 5 rooms mid baih: basement
finished off nice garden; call at once. A. J.
SNYDER & CO., 467 Nimh St.. "anland, Cal.
TWO HOUSES, 6 AND 5 ROOMS RESPECT-
iveiy: lot 100x125: on prominent corner
Linden st. ; r. duced to fi800: mutt be sold. A.
J. SNYDER A CO.. 467 Niuth st., Oakland, Cal.
Ai-*NAI'ON .TELEGRAPH AYE.; CALL AT
once. A. J. SNYDER & CO., 467 Ninth St.,
Oakland, Cal., for further luforma ion.
•lltjn A FOOT* BKT. GROVE AND TELE-
•tUViU' graph ayes. ; 5 minutes' work to centerof
business community; surrounding property belling
at $60 too:. a. J. nNVDER A CO., 467 Ninth
St., Oakland, Cal.: i.,-*.'V ;=.'•**•'•' '
<£•(■* A A FOOT. WORTH 'S 76; "CALL AT
•yPUU once" aud inspect thl-t property, as it is
most certainly a bargain. A. J. YDEit A CO., 1
467 Ninth St., Oakland. Cal.
ffieO*; A FOOT— ON THIRTY-SECOND ST.,
ijpi2,o near Telegraph aye. A. J. SNYDER A
CO., 467 Ninth su, Oakland, Cal
ffljIGC WILL BUY A LOT 25x100 1 BLOCK
•yp XJ-O east of Telegraph aye., in "Greater Oak-
land." A. J. SN YDER & CO., 467 Nitnh St., Oat-
land, Cal. ■':'-. ■;.-. ■-
*I*TE HAVE JUST OPENED UP THAT BEAU-
• » tiful tract 01 elevatei tots, situated in a grow-
ing part of Berkeley. Grading, mucadamizin:
and sewering complete, and are prepared to sell
lo.s for instill. ments orcash. It is advisnble for
anyone thinking of buying to inspect tuls proper y
before buying e'sewbere. Send for mup_. Com-
fortable single and double seat- d conveyances 10
any of the thousands of pieces of property on our
books. A. J SNYDER efc CO.. Real Estate and
Financial Agents, 467 Ninth st . Oakland, CuL
1-STORY ROADHOUSE. IN GOOD CONDI-
— tlon. with several rooms, bedroom, barroom,
large dining-room: nicely furnished; nice garden:
r-houses: good location for hotel or lulu-
mer re-ort. Apply Call Ollice.
SPECIAL— CALIFORNIA INCOME PROP-
O erty for exchange for Eastern property; 10.0
ranches for sale and exchange: send stamp for
catalogue. C. E. BUNCE, 1008 Broadway, Oak-
land. . .'"• 1, ' - ■''. t
BARGAIN— FORSALE BY EXECUTOK: LOT
60x150; house of 8 rooms; all rooms sunny;
finelocation in Last Oaklind, with barn, cblcken-
houses, etc : streetcar line passes house; fift-en
minutes of Broadway; $4000 cash offered a short
lime ago: will be sold for $3500 If app ted for m-
mediately. Apply to J. W. MOSS, 958 Broadway,
Oakland.
I OTS »lliO EACH— SI DOWN AND $1 PER
J. week; Melrose station; streetcar.: loc.l train.
150 lots near German Old People's Home. 11.
B. PINNKY, 902 Broadway, Oakland.
L'OK . SALE— S. 10, 20 ACRE COLONY
I tracts: fruit, poultry and garden ranches at
hard-time prices: good properties to exchange for
Eastern propi-r.-y; see our large list of all he best
bargains. EDSON A TUKToN, 1209 Broadway,
Oakland. .
.iCA CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY* IN-
«JS — «JU stallments as Two-Story house of
9 rooms »nd oath: marble mantels: stationary
wasltstauds: cor. Pearl and Bray ayes , Kan Oak-
land; lot 75x115: price 52000. 459 Ninth st, Oak-
land, bet. Broadway and Washington si. ; li 2,
JONES, owner.
GET A CHOICE, HEALTHFUL HOMESITE
while prices are low: lots 2100 to 9150 at
Fitchburg, beyond Frultvale: the' best property
ior . investment now offered*, local trains and
electric cars: 10 minutes to Oakland and 45 to
San Francisco: splendid ' climate, out ot damp
belt: Boil excellent tor gardening; very best water
facilities; good school: terms to suit. Before buy-
ing in this locality see the owner of this property.
C. M. KUNKLE. S.l6y a aamuglou au upstairs,
room 28, Oak; ani. Cat.
FKUITVALK KEAL ESTATB.
■JDEAUTIFUL LOTS?. ALL SIZES, CHEAP: 3
_D blocks from Fruitvale station; sewers: water;
stree. work done: church and school near: naif a
block from San Leandro c ectric road. ' Inquire of
owner. J. TOBLKR, 1238 Bray aye.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENT
ALAMEDA HEAL ESTATE
Q_T *rw\ LOT 25x163: COTTAGE, 6 ROOMS
•tip -L 1/ . and bath: . I'aik-st. busiuess prop-
erty this is the chance of a century.
'Billon LOT i* 6 *! l " 0 '" $300 CASH, $1800
JUL/, run remain on mortgage;' MM of 7
rooms and bath; ou fine avenue.
©91 LOT 30x125; MODERN COTTAGE
cD^j lUU. of 5 rooms aud bath; $50 cash. $20
per mouth. . , - r _^
Sot-Art LOT 40x150; FIXE NF.W COT-
tOUt", tage. 6 rooms and bath; $150 cash,
$25 per mouth; snap; near station and school.
ffiiq^AA LOT 37:6x108; ELEGANT NEW
wlUvUvi corner cottage: 7 rooms and bath;
100 cash and $30 per month. -, -.-r. ,-.*-- = '■:.-
ffl>f»n/*\/*\ WORTH $8500; LOT 65x167: ONE
rJpOUUU.of the oest corners on iiral aye.;
elegant house of 12 rooms: -tine grounds and fruit
trees; $4000 can remain on mortgage.
HOUSES TO LET AND BUILT TO ORDER
on the installment plan. - •.;,•'--
H. P. MOREAL * CO.,
1432 Park st., Alameda, Cal.
A BARGAIN. .. . -
For sale— C ash or installments, cottage of 5
rooms; modern -improvements, high basement
and -_-s:or. - ■ baru; lot 50x100 ; W. side of street,
near Bay station. Apply 1512 Railroad aye., Ala-
meda.
I/INK RESIDENCE; CORNER LOT. $9000;
X reluced to *6 100. :'.:':.**
97500— Beautiful home; large lot; great bargain
for $6000.
$1600— 7 rooms: lot 50x150; easy terms.
•. E. D. JUDD A CO., 1424 Park sL, Alameda.
<fe*lon/ NEW COTTAGE 4 ROOMS AND
tJT^'J'.UU. bath, near s.atlou: easy terms. .
$2800— New cottage, 6 rooms and bath; $150
cash, $30 n, on lily.
. $295. — Colonial cottage, 1-story and a half, near
Bay -street .ation. terms reasonable.
. $30 o— Beautiful . co ouial < age of 7 rooms;
corner lot, 50x100; your terms are ours.
MARCU.-E & REMMEL,
Bay-street station, Alameda, and 628 Maiket st.,
S.F. Office open .Sundays and hoi Ida is.
if-OR LARGE LINE OF B-AUTIFUL
r homes from $1400 to $12,000: also five un-
improved property; choice locations; send- for de-
scriptive list. E. D. JUDD A CO., 1424 Park St.,
Alameda. .. .-- ■ ■-. . . , ;
BERKELEY REAL STATE.
GALL UPON OR WRITE Us IK YOU WANT
to buy a home or rent a bouse in beautiful
Berkeley. O. O. MAY <fc CO., 2123 Center st.
OCKET'MAP OF BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY
up to date; price 50c For sale by JOS. J.
MASON. real estate. .....
ATTORNEYS-
ADVICE FREE: DIVOUCE LAWS A SPEC
laity: private; no fee without success: probata
insolvency, collections, prxents, trademarks, eta
obtained: private detectives: estab.lshed lOyears
G. W.HOWE, any atlaw,Bso Market, cor. Siocktn
LEGAL PAPERS A SPECIALTY: 10 YEARS'
practice. G. ARMBRLSIER, 24 Momgy, rl.
DVICE FREE; NO CHARGE UNLe.SS suc-
cessful. ■ W. W. DAVIDS>N. 927 Market at.
MIXES FOR SALE.
G" BEAT INDUCEMENT— AN INTEREST IN
a first-class gold mine will be liven to the
right party; money to be used to erect mill. Call
or addiess H. H. FERN S, 45U Townaend sb
■ ■ . ".: r.MtReiIiMMJ _l__iL_»e_»!lß___6____K«P-«lt__-J-«___W:.-- '
MAURI AI. ': LICENSES. \
The following marriage lie-ens*! hay* besa
Issued by the County Clerk's otllce:
Herman I. Cordes aid Minnie Boyle, 17—22.
Join J. Sq'eranl Louise M. Wiute - , 27 — 2-.
John Keiner and Maggie bartte. 52—41. -
Die. rich 11. Otto and Ai'olnette Luoke 27—18.
Fri:hj if ci. E. io.irjp and Marie Weitbre. 28—
Harry H. Brown and Gertrude Greenlaw. 22—20.
J. Lutgen and WUht-lmina tuikens eln, 31—27.
George C. King and Miry B. Davis. -7 — "JO.
Samu-*l KasmiKsen and A vine Kasn-*, 31—28.
i^"^w-S "
HORN*. ,
KANE— In th! . r\:v Juy 13. to the wife of
Josepi John Kane, a daugh or.
MAHONEY— JuIy 8. 183", to. he wife of Dr. T.
L. Mahoney. a son.
Moßßls-Ju.y 11, 1897, to the wife of J. Morris,
a son.
R.'SA-In this city, July 13. 1897. to the wife of
Joseph. A. Itnsa. ason. . .
at A.i.ii .'. >.
ABRAMS— DZALOSZVNSCA— In this c tv. July
11. 1897.' by the Rev/ Dr. J: Nleto, David
Aorams and Bertha D/.aio-/.. i.
ABRAMS- COLEMAN— In this city, July 4.
1897, by the Rev. Dr. J. Nleto, Sam Abrams
an i li rile !•_. Coleman.
BERNSTEIN— LEV Y— ln this city. July 11,
- 1897, ny the Rev. Hr. J. Nie'.o, Sigmund C.
Berustein an 1 Celia Levy. '■
COOPER— ABRAHAMS— In this city, July 11.
1.887, by th* Rev. Dr. J. NletO, Charles O.
Cooper and BirJie Abrahams. ■_.-.'."
SYLVESTER— PAGE-fn lilts city. July 8, 1897.
d< :he lie-.-. M. M. Gibson. D.D.. Leinder Syl-
ves er of san Francisco and Abbie. M. Pag of
' VIM. Mil: - '
. DIED.
Ah Bing Linehan, Mm. Elizabeth
Battvey, Renrv ' Mc a in. Catherine . 1
Chrjiten, Joseph McKeuney, Alleu
Coue.'Harula D. Moran, Mary
Craumer. Jacob F. Murphy, Margaret ,
Ericksou. Jonn M una , J i u".liy
Fraser, Margaret J. Mahoney (Infant) '
Ford Bridget .. I'etie.iuti. Juan V. . .
Flood, Alice Santry, Willis J. ,
Gilmour. Allan D. Sonne, Otto
Gazanego, Domenico Scuoenin_;h, Anton J.
oeragli y, Annie \\ ollenscblager.ueorge
Ho lis. Mary Wrage, John *' "'.
Jarv.e, Isabella 11. Yates, Mrs. Josephine
AH BINT*— In the IT.v and Countr Hospital,
July 13, 1897, .\h Ling, aged 33 years.
BATTVKY— In th * city, July 13. 1->97 Henry.
dearly beloved husband 01 Jennie Battvey. aud
father of David. Charles. Henry, Jlivhii'l Hazel
Baft ye. ,' a nan of Canada, aijed 43 years. T..2\ '.
CHRETIEN— In this city, ul, - 13, 18*7. Jose-Jh
Chretien, a native of Lucey. Department of .he
Meurtne. France, aged 86 years
_OTThe mneral will ta'.e place TO-MORROW
(Thursday), at 2 o'clock p. if., from his lata
res'.dtn c, 719 Green street.
CONE —In this city. Juy 12, 1897, Harold
Daniel, beloved son of Thomas P. aud Noran
Cone, and grandson of Margarad O'Neill, a na-
tive of San Fraucisco, a ;cd 6 months aul. 12
days.
655" Friends and acquaintance! - are resold-
fullv Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY'
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock v. m., from the resi-
dence of the parents, ill iierminn street.
Interment Mount Calvary c'emoierv.
CRAUMER— In this city, July • 13, 1897, Jacob
F. , beloved husband of .Mary Craumer, a native
of Baltimore, Md., aged 68 yean.
Friends ami acanalntaoces are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Thursday), at 10 o'clock a. m.. from the par-
lors of H. C. Porter A Co.. 122 Eddy street.
Interment private.
ERICKSON— In this city, July 12, 1897, John
Erlckson, a native of Sweden, aged 38 years.
FRASER— In thisclty, July 13. 1897. Margaret
J., dearly beloved wife of Thomas Kran'r, »n1
mother of Salle A.. Jobn A., Thomas H. and
Christina C. Fras-r. a native of Plctou Couuty,
Nova sco. in, aged 33 -.ears.
FORD— In this city. July . 13,1897. Bridget, be-,
loved wife of the lat» Tuomts Fori. ran ncr .»(
'1 homas J., James F., Charles I ford aud Mrs.
Catherine Ames and the late Joseph A. lord,
and sisler of Mrs. Mary Kerrigan, a native of
Ireland, azel 61 year.. [Savannah (Ga.) and
Mobile (Ala) papeis please copy. I
Fri emu and acouaintancoi are ' respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Thursday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from her late
resilience, 635 Ellis street, noar Larkin, tuence
to St, Mary's Cathe I ral. where a solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose of
her soul, commencing' at 9 o'clock __. j*. In-
terment Holy Cross cemetery.
FLOOD— In this city. July 13. 1897. Alice, be-
loved daughter ot thelate Jonn and thelate
Annie Flood, and sister of the late William an.l
John Flood, a native of -San Fraucisco, aged 20
years 4 munth. ani 13 days. ..:,.'■;.' '
GILMOUR— In tbis city, July 12, 1897, Allan
Dale, beloved and only son of Jobn and Katie
Gilmour, a native of San Francisco, aged 2
montns and 16 days.
. Jt9"Friendi and acquaintances ara .respect-
fully invited to attend tie funeral THIS DA i*
(Wednesday) at 2 o'clock P. M., from the
residence of his grandfather, 263 Harriet streei,
between Sixth and beventh. Interment Masonic
Cemetery. --V"_-tl_.i ■_> -•:..*•-:.
GAZANEGO— In this city, July 10, 1897. Domen-
I ico Gazanego, a na'.lve of Italy, a^ed 24 years,
i RAOHTY-In this city, July 13. 18 - ?. Anile.
beloved wite of .the late Mlchaal Geraghty, and
mother of. Peter. Thomas, Hu.b. Edward and
Mary Gerarh'.y. a native of County Mayo, lre-
iani, age 1 i. yean 6 montns and 5 days.
HOLLIS-In tbU city. July 19. 1897. Mary Hol-
li.s. a native of Ireland, aged 73 years. ' 1
JARVIE— In this ; city. Jul. - 3, 1897. Isabella
Hinton, oeloved wife of Alexander Jarvie, and
mother of Alexanders, Stir.ie, Isabel and Jean
J. Jarvie, a native of EugiauJ, aged 55 yeais.
[New York and Kansas City papers please cooy.j
gJß~Frlende» and acquaintance] are resneo -
fully Invited to attend the tuneral TO-MORROW
(Thursday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from the par-
lors of McAvoy & Co., 1235 Market street,
lutermenc I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
LINEH AN— There will be a solemn requiem mass
for tue . repose . of the soul of Mrs. Elizabeth
Linehan at at. Patrice's Church TO-MORROW
(Thursda. - ), at 8 o'clock a. __:. sharp Fr.ends
and acquaintances arc respectfully invited to
attend.
McCANN— JuIy 1 3, 1897, Catherine, beloved wife
of Joseph McCauu. and sister of Mrs. Mar/
Bell, Mrs. Stasia Flanagan and Owen Feeban.
a native of Galllnagree, Couuty Tlpp erary, Ire-
land, agei 40 year*. P>*C_SB
Notice of funeral hereafter
McKKNN'EY— In the City and County Ho. pita!.
July 13, 1897. Allen McKeuney, aged 62 years.
MORAN— In ihlsclty, July 11, 189?. Mary, be-
loved wife of Michael Moran, and slsterof Airs.
Owen Gorman and wilitam and Katy Kelly,
a native of slievrue, Couutr Kilkenny, lreiauJ,
'aged 35 years.
43* Remains at the parlors of J. C. O'Connor
A Co.. 767 Mission street.
MURPHY— In Need e<. Cal.. July 12. 1897, Mar-
gnret. beloved wile of Matthew Murphy, mutuer
of James Murphy, and sister of Mrs. Mary
O'Djnnell and iohn, Aiitho iy, Patrice . Martin
and Kitty Moran. a native of Crossinollna,
County Mayo, Ireland, aged 35 years.
MST *otico of funeral herea.ier. Remains will
be laken to San Francisco lor burial. • t
MURRAY —In th city, luly 13,1897, Timo-.hy.'
helove.j husband of . < atherine Murray, und
father of D. J.. Josie and Nellie Murray and the
late J. Murray and Mrs. D. Breslln, a native or
Coun-.v Cork. Ireland, aged 12 years.
fty Friends' and acquaintance* aro respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Thursday), at 9:30 o'clock a. m.. from bis la c
' residence, 6 Su-Qiier street, off Howard n*ar
Eighth, thence to St. Joseph's Church, where a
requiem high mass will be celebrated ior tha
repose of his soul, commencing at 10 o'clocc
A. U.
MAHONEY— In this city, July 9. 1897, infant
son of Dr. T. L. and M. E. Mationey.
PETTENATI— in Ihlsclty, Juy 12, 1897.. Juan
V.. beloved wife of Frank Pettenati. and mo her
of Cariotla Pettenati, a native of Mazatlan,
Mexico, aged 82 years, flnyo (Cal.) papers
please copy. J
03- Friends and acquaintance*-! are respect-
fu ly invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from har late
residence, 1 '10 Bernard street off Leavenworth,
between Broadway aad Pacific Interment
Italian Cemetery. . . .
SANTRY— In ihlsclty, July 12, 1897, Willie J..
dearly beloved and on y son of Michael and
Julia Santry, and brother of Mamie, Frances
and Tillie saniry. ..._.!.- jf aau Francisco,
aged 9 yeari 9 mouth, an.i 4 days. .
Bs-fhe funeral will lake place THIS DAY
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock i*. it., from the resi-
dence or the parents. 3i Ford street, between
seventeenth and Eighteenth Noe and Sanch z.
Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. , ■*.;■'
SONNE— Id this city. July 8. 1897. of diphtheria.
Otto, belovei son of Hermann T. and Wiliiei-
mine S nne. a native of San Fraucisco, aged 1
year 9 months and 4 dara
SCHOENtNG.I -In this on-. July 13, 1897, An-
ion Joseph Jacob, ' dearly beloved and only
chid or J soon and Maria schoenlngb, a native
of .-an Francisco, a;«J 4 montus and 7 days.' <
WOLLENSCHLAGKR— In this city, July 12;
1897, i4 -org", oelovei husban 1 of Hetile Wol-
lenschlager (nee McGlffln), a native of Bavaria,
' Germany.
JB3"Fr"ienas and acqualntancai are respect-
fully Invited to attend -. ie f mural TKIS'DAf
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. v.. from his late
'residence 904 steiner stree:. Interment 1. o.
O. F. cemetery.' i-V\Z - :
WRAGE— In this city, July 12, 1897,* John, be-
loved brother of Henry Wra:;e, » native of Hol-
stein. Germany, aged 40 years 10 months and
16 days. ......
Mg- Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully inv.ieJ to attend tha funeral .THIS DAY
(Wednesday), at 1:30 o'clock p.m.. from the par-
lors Of Charles J. B. Metzler. 636 Washington
street, thence to Rei Men's Mall.' 510 Bush
street, where services wii be he.d under , the
auspices of California Stamm No 70, U. R. Mm
. commencing at 2 o'clock p. n- Interment Lau-
rel mil cemetery.' . , .
YATES— In this city, July 13, 1897, Mrs. , Joseph-
ine, beloved daughter of Henrletti Yates, ani
slsterof Mrs. A. Buries, of - Elsinore, Cal., aud
Grant Yates Of st Louis, Mo., a unlive of • St.
Louis, Mo. aired 29 years I month and 1 day.*
McAVOY & CALLACHER, j
FUNKKAL DIRECTORS A EMBAI.MKRS,
20 Filth St., Opp. Lincoln School.
..' ; • j Telephone South 80...' ." ..
71 ~r
H. R. McaVUV Manager
'..- :; MO-A-V-OY & CO., i i
Fnneral Directors and Kmbalmere,
: 1*35 Market St.. Bet. Sth and »th.
Telephone Sonth 247. :-.
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The San Francisco call. [volume], July 14, 1897, Page 13, Image 13
About The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913