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HOUSES TO LET.
Bt'lQ HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS, 2814^AGUNaT.
y.{pi.O. fi4-House of 4 rooms, cornerof l'n,_.
y\i. BROTHERTON, 1721 Vallejo st-
MO PERN RESIDENCE, 3419 JACKSON ST. ;
marine view; 9 rooms and bath: rent reason-
able. ADply MADiSON & BURKE
-if. SUNNY ROOMS IN COMPLETE ORDER.
„ U. S'-iSya Minna St.; key 823,
: *?Q* ft JONES-A FINE HOUSE: 9 ROOMS
ex.*J~ *J and bath; tine view.
I'll () HYDE, NR. GEARY — L SUNNY'
.f.y'.yo 12 rooms; cheap, appreciated if seen.
"f.'Sil Z. FINE HOUSE TO LET; 6 ROOMS;
• V A.O. water free. 23% Morris aye., nr. Sixth.
OUsE: 8 ROOMS; UP TO DATE IN AND
outride; rem reduced $10. 1911 Buchanan
. sl. HOtfKER A LEN 1 , 14 Post st.
TO SOME HOUSES AT BALDWIN &
. HOWELL'.., 10 Montgomery st.
COTTAGES TO LET.
'•(.TO WALNUT AYE. Sit. LAG UNA-COT-
. U I \t tage of 4 rooms; basement and yard; rent
.-■ cheap.
''Si I 7 FINE COTTAGE; 4 LARGE ROOMS:
.©'l; bath; basemenL 220 Thirteenth St.,
. near Howard. _@U__3?
COTTAOK, 3 ROOMS, $10 PER MONTH. 511
V Willow aye. Eddy aDd Ellis; key 1200 Eddy.
SUNNY COTTAGES. 6 AND 6 ROOMS. BATH,
kj basement, yard. Dolores and Fifteenth.
•"VTEW SUNNY' COTTAGE 7 ROOMS, LARGE
'. XS biisemenl and yard; all modern improve-
■ ments. 217 Douglass St., near Eighteenth.
-) ELKGANT COTTAGES: 4 ROOMS; GAS-
— fixtures, yard and large cellars: $15 50 with
■water. 957 and 959 Harrison su. bet. Fifth and
sixth
_?•_>(» HAVES bT.— i-ILANL-t OFFICE OP I
000 'in-. Call; kucbcripuou- .i*u waui ads 1
taken.
FLATS TO LET:
71.f. MCALLISTER ST FLAT OF 6 ROOMS;
I \J\i bath: sunny side.
"CALAIS OF 4 A.D 5 ROOMS; RENT $12 AND
F $13. 4061 Eighteenth si., near Castro.
silO UPPER FLAT OF 4 ROOMS: SUNNY
0J V- sida 538 Linden aye., Hayei Valley.
MieiOl. WARM BELT, NORTHEAST Con-
ner Nineteenth and Noe sts., one block from
Castro or Eighteen treet cars: see those three
new, lovely, sunny, modern flats: every conveni-
ence: rent low; "must be seen 10 be appreciated.
"\IODKRN FLATS OF 8 AND 9 ROOMS AND
.Ixl bath: 2000 and 2016 Howard st., be:. Six-
teenth and seventeenth;. rent $22 50.
• Modern flats of 5 and 6 rooms and bath: How-
-'ard st., bet. Sixteenth and seventeenth; rent I
• $12 50.
Flats of 5 and 6 rooms and bath: 2484 and |
--*_'- '3 Market sl, beL Church and sanchez; 1
-. rent $14 and $18.
"\\te have 40 brand new flats now
:.»T ready; half mo. free. SPECK * CO., 602 MtL
MODERN SUNNY FLATS, 6 AND 7 KUO.MS
tath. 5 20 Milter 3;.; rent reasonable.
.' /"VTEAT BAY- WINDOW SECOND FLOOR
. 'J-' fiat of 6 rooms and bath and modern impiovo-
...ments in good order: Dolores St., bet.- Twenty-
'• -rhird and Twenty-fourth: No. 1015; rent low to a
; good tenant: key there. Apply to C. S. CAPP A
.' CO., Real Estate Agents, 630 Marketst.
II iin KIM AYE., NIL PIERCE-FLAT OF 4
.". 'J IUO rooms: rent $10: key upstairs.
J '•LAT 6 ROOMS AND BATH, FURNISHED
'.complete for housekeeping. Inquire, bet. 12
.and 3, 168 Nintn st.
1 - 4 *_) EDDY-BEAUTIFUL SUNNY COR.
.JL.'J'.ti. flat, 6 r>orns; modern; rent reasonable.
JUST COMPLET CD: 5 SUNNY-ROOM FLAT;
• modern Imp. 2512 and 2514 Folsom sL
. r. o.^ NEW FLAT OF 5 Ri'OMS AND BATH,
'• .Q— — . wiih large cellar. 3Sb S.lver st.
.' "I -1 ... CLAY— SUNNY" FLAT OF 7 ROOMS
■ 1 —"JO a::*: bath: fine view.
LARGE UPPER FLAT. 1023 GOLDEN GATE
avenue.
E AIGHT ST., 630. SUNNY FLAT; 7 ROOMS;
newly papered throughout: reut reasonable.
'-/".LAY ST., 1417b: HANDSOMELY' DECO-
'•-Vl} rate*] flat: 7 rooms; marine view; sunny and
'.''light; rent cheap. •
■'1 /ll Q ELLIS. BET. FRANKLIN; AND
'iUlt/ Gough— 7 rooms ana bath; water free;
$25.
.""ri. , n FLAT OF 4 BOOMS. 133 IVY AVE'., •
: <£*! J. U. near Van Ness.
H AD-HI AND BAKER— NICE. SUNNY,]
cor. Sand 6 room flats: opp Buena Vista Park.
'. \TiiW AND MODEBN UPPER FLAT OF 4 i
..:j.\ rooms. Sanchez and Twenty-third sta
T" LET-SOME HOUSES AT BALDWIN &
HOWELLS, 10 Montgomery st.
''• / -HEAP MODERN FLATS. 5 AND 6 ROOMS; |
\J $S io $16; s°e them. 523 Seventh -t.
. !
: ' HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
•.'1 Bartlett Street.
Al A BARTLETT, NEAR TWENTY-FIFTH—
'11' i 2 sunny rooms furnished complete for,
housekeeping; bath, washtubs, hot water; $10.
■ l ~ "^ Lush Street. ~"
' *501 Ql BUSH— TWO NEWLY' FURNISHED
'■' — •'_*>_> housekeeping rooms; bath, sink and
' yard top floor.
'. \ Clay Street.
'■■ 1' IOQ < LAY'— 2 rLE AS NT. SUNNY UN- j
: l:y JO furnished rooms. light housekeeping.
■'. • ' j: - f Eddy Street-
' -1 1 Q EDDY'— STREET FLOOR ALCOVE
1 I C housekeeping suite, front room, others '<
' «sup .
Eighth Street. %
' 1 flO EIGHTH- HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
IUO stationary washtubs, sunny porch; desira-
ble for children.
. 1
Ellis Street.
• r.QI ELLIS. REAR — 2 UNFURNISHED
... 001 rooms for housekeeping; rent $7.
.- . Fell Street.
•_ -oi FFT-T '_' FUHbNIsHF.D.HOCPEKEEP-
'I—I Ing rooms: private finally; cheap.
.- _ Iftli Stree;.
i r«jl FIFTH-SUNNY FRONT SUITE, FUR-
I 0«J_: nished housekeeping; $10 month; other
I rooms.
on'0 n' FIFTH— B FURNISHED HOUsEKEKP-
. O-iO Ing, $13; single, $5; double parlors, kitch-
en, $14.
Geary Street.
1 r\f\f\ GEARY-3 LARGE SUNNY FRONT
IU.UU furnished rooms; rent low.
Co-den flat** Avenue.
r»nn GOLDEN GATE AY.- 3 SUNNY FRONT \
U__.U housekeeping rooms; $25; also othera
Harrison Street.
'.- nOO HARRISON-FRONT AND BACK PAR-
° 100 iorslurnsbdcomplet-hou»^kplng:yard;sl-.
11 0 ward Court,
Ql CBJTOWARD, NR. FOURTH-2 SUNNY
Olu housekeeping rooms; $10.
mm HOWARD-1 BOOM FOR LIGHT
J Uol housekeeping: rent $_■ per month.
: -T_'"Ql HOWABD-SUBNY FRONT SUITE,
.•■l'lJOz nicely furnishea; light housekeeping if j
"_J. sired; $10. j
.\irv . . ( , HOWARD-FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
;fJ.\JOJ mined fiont rooms.
Lsguns Street.
"Onn LAGUNA AND MCALLISTER— SUNNY I
..'V.UU housekeeping rooms, with gas stove.
L-ax-JUa sneet.
■A 1 1 LARKIN-LARGK FHOETROfiM; RUN-
'III ning water: suitable for man and wife.
&A I LARKIN-LABGK SUNNY DOUBLE
• OUI furnished room light housekeeping; »..
lutaaitm tstsmms,
?(*•{ MISSION. NR2D-LARGE FRONT ROOM j
.1 Os A kitchen; com p.elely furnished; cheap rent
Natoma Street.
knn NATOMA-SUITE oF HOUSEKEEPING I
■U I i rooms; rent $8 per month; single room, $4 ;
per month. ; ■ '
'■':'..'. Nil* Hi Street.
mN INT - SUNNY BAY-WINDOW i
Ut/ room, folding bed, grate; light housekeep- ;
ing.
Pearl Street.
b6; PEARL, COR. MARKET. OPP. OCTA VI A-
.V : 2.or 3 well-furnished housekeeping rooms. -
heventli street. .
' T_l9 SEVENTH (GIRARD) — SUITES AND
-?*-lc<tchens;also tingle rcoins;newly renovated- |
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS - Contlnned.
Stockton street.
nil STOCKTON— FLUOR; 3 UNFURNISHED
UI JL housekeeping rooms; nice garden and
view.
South Park.
99 SOUTH PARK— I OR 2 SUNNY ROOMS
o~i nicely famished for housekeeping.
Tenth Street.
m TENTH— LOVELY LARGE FRONT
room, with kitchen; cheap.
Valencia Street.
Z.OAI VALENCIA— a SUNNY ROOMS, BATH,
•JO suitable for housekeeping: $10.
ROOMS TO LET.
Bryant Avenue.
A ROOMS. WITH BTABLK FOR 2 HORSES.
"i Inquire in grocery tor. of Bryant aud Con-
verse ais., bet. Eighth and Ninth.
Clay Street.
nilQ CLAY, NEAR FILLMORE-2 LARGE
Z.'ii.U rooms; yard; water; rear; $7.
Liglith Street.
SHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE, 28 BTH
sL, near Market; furnished and unfurnished.
Q-J/Y EIGHTH, Nl'.Aii it/LaOil- LAKIiIS
ijlxJ rooms; rent $10.
Elliott Park.
1 ELLIOT PARK, BET. GEARY' AND
1 o'Farrell sts.— Cottage of 4 rooms and bath.
--is Mr.u_
ROYAL HOUSE. 126 ELLIS — INCANDES-
cetit lights; read inn-room. _mokin_-room and
ladies' parlor: rooms per night, 35c to $1 50; week,
$_' to $8; mont 1, $8 to $30; elevator 011 olhce
tloor: rooms with hot and cold water: baths.
ALL BOOMS ARE GOOD AT HOTEL Rl-
mona, 130 Kill, st.; new bouse; new fittings;
modern conveniences; elevator at ground floor;
six stories; 150 looms; 60c to $1 50 per day.
1 HO ROOMS TO LET AT VERY' REAsON-
-1 \)\J able isles. Rosedale, 321 Ills st.
THE GRAND CANOT, .18 ELLIS, JUST
opened; rooms iiist class; suites; single; reaa
ilith _.tieo_.
THE COSMOPOLITAN — SELECT FAMILY'
hotel: 100 Fifth si., cor. Mission; rooms
60c, *'5c and $1 per night; $2 to $5 ptr week.
•-.HO FIFTH— NEW HOUSE; CALL AND
CAitJ see the nicely furnished single bay-window
rooms; also 3 connecting rooms; housekeeping.
Franklin Street.
91 FRANKLIN (N PORT)— FURNISHED
! -dl rooms; gas, running water; very reasonable.
_ _
liturv St.cc..
791 GEARY— HANDSOMELY' FURNISHED
— i rooms: rent reasonable.
7- 4 GKARY-NICELY FURNISHED RMS:
I.T home comforts; gents onl,-: reasonable.
1 AAA GEARY— let, a nicely fur-
J UUU nished front rooms: low rent.
i■ — '
Golden Gate Avenue.
1 A (.A GOLDEN gate AYE— NICE SUNNY
ItU'l room; furnished; rent $5.
Harrison Street.
nnCil HARRISON, NB. FOURTH-FINELY
i IJs furnished sunny rooms; bath, closet,
yard: private: $1 week.
Howard Street.
nt\A WARD. COR 3D— FINE FURNISH t>
. Uti front room, $1 26 week up;also housekeepg
10171 HOWARD — NICELY FURNISHED
J — 1 » 3 large room for 1 or 2: private family.
1 l\(\ ROOMS. 1..c TO 50c NIG T; $1 TO $2
lUU we.k. Lindell House, Sixth and Howa d.
TTTp. HOWARD— 3O NEWLY RENOVATED
J UOU rooms, day, week, month: rents reas'ble.
Hyde Street.
/_ 1 Q HYDE— 4 ICE SUNNY UPPER ROOMS;
tr IO private.
tiessle _>tree..
mn JESSIE, OfF NINTH, BET. MISSION
Ol <J and Market— Two or time furnished or un-
furnished rooms for bousekeej-iog, with use of
bath; r^-nt reasonab.e.
Kearny Street.
ARLINGTON HOUSE, 127 KEARNY —
Pleasant sunny rooms, en .uite and single;
first class in every respect; terms reasonable.
4 . '.Q KEARNY ST.— SINGLE ROOMS: ELJ_-
JJO gant furnished; suitable doctor or dentist.
J-arkln Stree..
iQQ LARKIN-NICELY" FURNISHED SUN-
\tJO ny single and doable rooms: also housekpg |
/_>-! C LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
DlO CALL, subscriptions and want ads taken.
Leavenworth Street. -." fy ff-
-1 AT 9 LEAVENWORTH, HYDE— HAND- j
IUI — some parlors; single room; 3 unfur rooms. -
iL-uiket stioo..
OKA MARKET-ELEGANT BUNNY ROOMS,
COU day. week, mo. ; reasonable; new mangemL
ELCHO HOUSE, 863% MARKET ST.-ROOMS
-T_ 20c. _5c to 50c night: $1 to $2 week.
VOS..MITE HOUSE, 1045 MARKET— PER
I night, 35c to tl: week, $1 50 to $5; iaml.iea
1 ATO MARKET — HOUSEKEEPING
XU I O rooms; kitchen exclusive.
1 £_«<-* MARKET— RUITE: DENTIST. DOC-
-1 OU-l-tor;other rooms; 2d-hand furniture taken.
McAllister btreet.
H MCALLISTER.NEXT HIBERNIA BANK—
Large rooms, studios, offices; $8 month up.
j. i _,!,>, -1 re*>..
nnn MINNA, COX. EIGHTH-NEWLY FUR. I
DO I nished bay-window room; $1 per week. . |
i.i-.ion Streel
MONTANA HOUSE, 76414 MISSION. NEAR !
4th - Newly opened; single rooma 10c, 15c
and 20c per nig.it; 60c. OOc and $1 25 per week.
HANCOCK HOUSE, 7.1 MISSION: SELECT
lamlly rooming-house: $160io$- per week.
Pacific Street.
\TKW FRANKLIN HOUSE, 321 PACIFIC—
Xl Furnished, and unfurnished rooms; prices low.
. 1
Pleasant Street.
n«- PLEASANT, OFF JONES, BET. SACRA-
JO mento and Cay— 4 rooms.
Polk Street.
1 -ifiQ POLK— IN MODERN APARTMENT.
J UU— house; sunny suites of 3 rooms each;
nicely and completely furnished tor housekeeping;
gas stove ani sink in kitcbeu; $17 50, $20, $18.
a owell Street.
THE WILLISFORD, 212 AND 214 POWELL—
Nea'ly furnished sunny rooms; reasonable.
iii. il > *■■■«.
NEW MANCHESTER (CHANGED HANDS),
AS 44 sixth, cor. Mission— Newly furnished and
renovated throughout; eiegaut sunny suites and
single rooms.
Sutter Street.
SUTTER HOUSE, 308 BUTTER- FURNISH- i
ed suites aud single; transient; 25c a day up.
HE STANFORD, 820 »/« SUTTER— ELEGANT }
sunny suites and single; centrally located for |
business men; special attention country transieul. j
171 "I SUTTER— NEWLY' rUR. SUNNY PAR-
I 1.1 lor bedr, $15. $18; choice: appre. if seen.
11-I * SUTTER - NICELY' FURNISHED
1111 rooms; suites or single; terms moderate.
--A-iin Mre.;.
O/fl THIRD-LARGE ROOMS, SUITABLE
Z4a for offices or workrooma
Turk Street.
mTURE- NICELY FURNIBHED PAR-
ZI I lor; $16. .. --
\»u Ncsa Avenue.
01 H VAN NESS A Y.— UNFURNISHED PAR-
pj I ] or< , jig; 2 rooms, $12: furnished rooms.
BICYCLES.
ONAP BARGAINS -HIGH-GRADE SEC-
O ond-hand bit vc.es. all in perfect running order,
from $25 upward. Golden Rule Bazaar Cycle De-
partment, -ft oeary st.
fcTOKAGE.
"TTT-OW RATES-* URNITURE. CARPETS,
A pianos, household goods; clean, light com-
partments; advauces made. J. NOONaN, 1017
10 1023 Mission st, above sixth: open evenlnga
T7IURNITURE PIANOS. ADVANCES.
J. packing, shipping. CHAS. -_.TAYLOB,_O4Po»_.
. * "• " ---,-,Mi__i*BSj_J
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1897.
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
IJAQ PINE— PLEASANT SUNNY BOOM-*
' "to and excellent board; $20 to 30 per month.
9_1_.1l FOLSOM — FRONT AND BACK PAR- j
-jU" lor; with «*r without board: furnished or
unfurnisheJ: suitable for two; reasonable.
THE SALISBURY. 299 HYDE, COR. EDDY',
(under new management)— Elegantly furnished
sniles;fiist class in every respect ;beauttfulgrounds
C 1 Q ELLIS- NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, j
«JJLO with board: $20 up; useo; parlor, piano.
COLUMBIA. 123 EDDY — RO .MS $1 50 TO j
$3 a week; rooms wiln board, $20 to $30 a
month; nice suites; board for two, $40.
ROYAL EAGLE HOTEL, 110 POWELL, OPP. j
Baldwin: new bouse; suites: single.
BROOKLYN HOTEL, 208-212 BUSH ST., !
J-> board and room $1 to $2 per day, $6 to $12 p-r j
week;: choice rooms 50 cents to $1; suite roomi
for family $1 tosl 50 per night: class service; I
free coach. CHARLES MONTGOMERY-
QIIO VAN NESS— PLEASANT NEWLY
OUO furnished rma, with board; summer ratea
£»/|Q BUSH— NICKLY' FURNISHED SUNNY
DUO rooms, first-class board: day, wk., mo.: sin-
gle, $20; 2, $45 mo. ; Lath; modern conveniences. '
9?.9__ MISSION fei.— BRANCH OFFICE OF
-_*_,'_-.> 'IU.X CaU.; kUD_-.ipi.ua_ kua waul ads
taken.
STORES TO LET.
SUITABLE FOR FLORIsT OR LIGHT Busi-
ness; nice show window; $12. 630 Vallejo
STORE WITH 3 LIVING-ROOMS 'iOJRENT;
$20. 442 Sixth sL
$1 ti en 1007 LARKIN. COR. POST-*
ID.uU. Store; living-room: new: central.
3 9 J. PACIFIC. COR SANSOME — HAND-
—^r some large store; basement; cheap*
STORE NW. CORNER POST AND BAKER,
O with fixtures complete for grocery; 3 rooms in
rear: fine concrete cellar: rent $20: water free.
OFFICES TO LET.
EMMA SPH ECKELS BUILDING, 927 MAR- j
ket st. : light and .heap ASHTON. room 210.
EDUCATIONAL-
ANDERSON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
accredited— Day and eveninc Classes: private
lessons: pui i:_ prepared for California and Stan-
ford Universities; a scholarship In U. C, and Stan-
ford University each Valued tt $300 per year, for
4 yeais, awarded to highest 2 graduates; send for
catalogue; teachers' and civil service examina-
tion-,: special evening classes for entrance to Law
College. Boom 406, Parroit building.
EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST
St.— Bookkeeping, business practice, short-
hand, typing, telegraphy, languages, English
branches; electrical, eivii and minings .gineerlug.
surveying, assaying, navigation, etc.; 20 teachers;
day and evening sessions: write for catalogue.
PARTINGTON'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE I
and newspaper i lustration reopens (after vaca-
tion) on Monday, August 2. For particulars ad-
dress 424 Pine st.
AYRES' BUSINESS COLLEGE, 325 MONT-
gomery St.; Individ nal instruction in short- I
band, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, eta; life
-Cholarship $50: low rates per wees and month.
PIANO LESSONS, VERY' REASONABLE, BY'
first-class teacher in nee dv circumstance-. Ad-
dress G. F., box 3, Call Office.
SINGING, YOKE CULTURE, PIANO LES-
O sons: Paris graduate; French and German lan-
guage: $2 month. 109 Taylor.
ENGINEERING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL. |
mining, mech., survey, assay.archlt.; day&eve.;
est. 1864. A. VAN DER NAILLEN, 833 Markeu
BELASCO LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING —
Private theatricals arranged; pupils rehearsed
en stage. R 5 and 12. 1.0.0. F. block, 7th and MkU |
TARR, THE EXPERT, BOOKS OPENED, j
closed or adjusted: private lessons In bookkeep- |
lng'and rapid talc illations. 855 Market, no. 572.
BOWENS ACADEMY*— CR. 12TH AND BRUSH
sts., Oakland, Cal. ; next term Monday, July 26.
PROF. LOUI. MERKI; VIOLIN, MANDOLIN,
gultar.corneL reasonable. 225 Geary.nr Powell.
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING,
gram., etc. : day, night; $5 mo. 1504 MkL.op.Bth. |
ACTING-LEO COOPERS SCHOOL OF ACT- j
ing. 81 4 Geary sU
GUITAR MANDOLIN, PIANO AN VOCAL i
lessons; $3 mo. Mary YY'e_th_us. 39 Fifth su I
SW COR. .SIXTEENTH oi', >_AU MIS
sion: branch ofllcn of Thj Call. su&-
K riptlons and want ails taken.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ABSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARG- I
est house west of Chicago is KOHLER <&
CHASE'S. 26. 28 and SO O'Farr. 11 St. llanos,
organ* and all other musical instruments, of all !
grades and prices. Terms easy: prices lowest.
J- verything posslblo done to pie asa and satisfy
the customer. j
ABE YOU THINKING OF PURCHASING OH j
renting a piano? If so don't .fail to call and
Inspect the fine instruments we are selling for $3, j
84, $5, $ti. $7. »8. $9 and $H' per month; every
piano guaranteed. SHERMAN, CLAY' A CO.,
steinway dealers, cornet Kearny and .utter sts.
CTUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN PI-
ACTUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN Pl-
anos; monthly payments $5 up: correspon-
dence sollcltea. THE F. W. SPENCER COM-
PANY, 933 Market St., opp. Mason; established
over 20 years.
BONA-FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES—
Haines, Knabe, Bush <fc Gerts and others: sec-
ond-han'i pianos from $100 up. W. C. HAMIL-
TON, successor to A. I- Bancroft & Co., 321 Post.
ADMIN ISTR.MoU'. SALE — MUsT SELL:
pianos at immense reduction for cssh or oo
installments. Ea'ION EsTaTE 735 Market St.
"VTOW IS YOUR CHANCE: OUR BOSS IS
-L\ East: pianos at your own prices: easy Urn. a
BBUENN' b Piano House. 228 Pos st. .- ->: ;-"•
BARGAIN; GOOD UPKIGHT SCHMITZ. 16
McAllister st., next Hibernla Bank.
• 'EAUTIFUL UPRIGHT AT MAUVAIS', 769
-D Market st., for $125: pianos to rent.
IPLEGANT EMERSON" UPRIGHT, FINE
J tone, bargain. E. W. LICK, 11*1 McAllisters!.
TV" G. RA DGEIt, SOLE AGENT FOR HALLET
" .A Davis and Francis Bacon pianos. 415 sactu.
AGENT FOR SHAW; ALL OTHER STAND-
ard makes; rent $2. HEINE, 136 Ellis st.
BY 'ON MAUZY, 308 POST BT—SOHMKR,
Newby & Evins, Briggs and other pianos.
SUPEKIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS.OLD ANEW.
U. MULLER, maker, repairer, 2 Laiham place.
N'ABE PIANOS: NEW SCALE; NEW
styles. KOHLER * CHASE, 30 O'Farrell St.
AT SHERMAN. CLAY A CO.'S ONLY WILL
you find a stock of new steinway pianos.
5*17 MONTGOMERY COKNER OF CLAY—
U— l open until _:3J oclock; branch office of
tbe Call) subscription . pnd want _<!_ taken.
HORSES.
BUGGY' MARE; SUITABLE -FOR LADY OR
business buggy. At 827 Fulton st.
CA ALL- PURPOSE HORSES. WAGONS,
o\j carts, harness; auction sale every Tuesday.
TATTEBSALL'S, 721 Howard St.
AUCTION SALES EVEBY SATURDAY AT
11 o'clock of horsea buggies, wagona harness,
eta Emporium sales yards, 220 Valencia sl, d.
WAI KIN'S, auctioneer.
A A HOUSES FOR BALE; ALSO WAGONS.
IxJ buggies, carta harness; Grand Arcade Horss
Market, 327 sixth st.: auction tales every Wed-
nesday. SULLIVAN <fc DOYLE. Aoctioneera
SW. COR SIXTEENTH ai., NEARMISSION
O branch office or TH* Call, subscription* au*
want ads taken. :.;.. ,', ft;
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! IN
new and second-hand wagons, buggies, carta
harness, robes aud blankets. Lelboiu Harness
Company, 211 Lamiu st., opp. new City Hall.
INGLE-SEAT BOAD BUGGY. 1 PHAETON,
oew,2d-hand wagons, buggies. 100 Golden Gate at
LINE -LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AND MILK
I wagons cheap for cash or installments; 1 find
top and open bugg*-; also 1 hack. 828 Harrison ->U
CARPET CLEANING.
(.3 lV STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS;
J cleans, moves, ays carpets. G. H. STEVENS,
Mgr.. 38 and 40 Eighth st. lelephone south 230.
W HEN YoU BECOME DISGUSTED "WIT it
'» poor work send toSPAULDING'S PloneerC*:-
p*t-beatlnz Works. b53-57 Tehama St.; lel. so. 4 I
J WATTS, reiiab > carpet-cleaning, renovtr, alter-
. ation works, 413 McAllister. 'iei. Jessie 32
CLEANING, 8c; LAYING. 3c: RU SAM-
pies free; tel. Jessie 944. Stration, 3 Eighth.
/'ARPEIS CLEANED* RENOVATED 'LIKE
/new. 23 Tenth; lei. south 36. Mackintosh & Co.
JE. MITCHELL, CARPET-CLKANING CO.,
J . 240 14ih St.; cleaning 3c. ayard; lel. Mis. 74.
ARPET-. CLEANED. "-RENOVATED LIKE
new. J. MCQUEEN. 4S3 Stevenson. Tel. 5.228.
ADVANCE CARPET-CLEANING CO., '40
rutter; tel. Main 894. GEO. WALCOM. prop.
CONKLIN'S CARPET - BEATING WORKS,
.33 Golden Gate ava -eiephone Easi. 124
FERSON ALS,
KLON'DY'KE: RARE CHANCE: STRAIGHT
ticket to Dawson City at a premium. Address
Our House, Maiket si., near -Ixth, bet. 9 and 10
a. m.; a-k the bartender for -"Alaska Charlie."
UINONIA" HAIR TONIC STOPS THAT
falling hair; 35c bottle. G. LEDERER, 111
Siu-kton st-
A METHOD OF VOICE BUILDING, REDU-
xi- ctug the training of the voice to an exact sci-
ence; not only is the power of volume of every
voice at least doubled and the scale or compass
extended irom 2 to 5 tones, but the quality of tim-
bre becomes absolutely pure and resonant through-
out the tire range; perfect ease In singing the
hishest note,: patrons and pupils carefully pre-
pared for parlor, platform, concert, choir, stage or
opeia: former puiiis and references— Franz Vet-
ter. Dan Morrison, .'bbie Whlnnery, Adelaide
Detchon, Marie Holton. Helen Potter, Grace
Greenwood. Amy Leslie, A'bsnl, Barilll, Lagrange,
Marchesi, etc For terms aid instructions app y
to CLARKE'S VOCAL STUDIO-, 933 Market st.,
MondaYs, Wednesdays and Fridays only.
ADVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC-
lally; private; no fee without success: probate,
insolvency, collections, patents, trademarks etc
obtained; private detectives: established lOyears.
G.W. HOWE, at law, 850 cor.Stocktn
T UNDERSTAND A LL ABOUT THE HAIR; I
A have to: I can restore gray or bleached hair to
is natural color by a perfectly harmles; process,
and 1 do it for from $1 50 to $5; hairdressing, one
price for all styles, 25c; switches, $1 to $3. G.
LEDEBER, 111 btockton St.
"WANT J D— TO KNOW THE ADDRESS OF
" one RUFUS NUNNEMAKER or his heira
Address Coroner, box 60, Call Office.
GROCERIES ARE CHEAPEST AT THE "UP-
to-daie" store, -acramento; fruit jams in glass
jars, 10c; rolled oats. 2 V_c lb: condensed mll_i, 4
for 25c: tomatoes, OOc doz.: good coffee, fresh and
whole, i7i/^c lb, ground to order: fine tea, 25c
tt*; send for list. BEESLEY' A SON, Sacramenta
V? OTICE— LA VERITE TOILET PARLOK RE-
iy moved to 30 Geary St., near Kearny.
TELEPHONES.
KLEIN'S Electrical Works. 421 Montgomery.
If Interested send for catalogue.
SUIT TO ORDER ON EASY INSTALLMENTS.
L, LEMOS, 1117 Market st.. BeL 7th and Bth.
CLOAKS AND TAILOR-MADE SUITS Re-
tailed at wholesale ligures. 20 Sansome sl
SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS REMOVED BY
electiolysis. MRS. DR. WELCH, 2115 Bush.
HUFSCHMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBER
. gasfitter. 623 Golden Uateav. Tel. Sntter 47L
BIG OUTDOOP. STEREOPTICON SHOW EVE-
ry night cor. Market and Sixth sts.; artlstio ad-
vertisements In living light; promoters of bun-
less, consult OWL ADV. CO.. lisu Marketst.
ELECTRIO LIGHT* IS £._*._' ROOM;
Winchester Rouse. 44 Third st, nr. Market;
.00 rooms. 25s to $1 60 per night: $1 50 to $6 pec
week; iree Otis and baggage 10 and irom iho terry.
'07 iijOMEtlY oi., BRANCH OFFICE
o—4 .. . ii,- L-_.±__. \l»»Ul aud bUO-CrlptlOUS
taken.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
AA. TELLS FULL NAME. «
XV. ASKs NO QUESTIONS.
Kfks-M MRS. NASH,
CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM.
This celebrated medium, the clairvoyant of all
clairvoyants, who sees It all, tells you all and in-
stantly elves you peace and happiness. 1 never
ask a question, but before you utier a word I tell
your name, names lv full of all that yon are Inter-
ested in, all dates, ficts, etc. I tell you who are
true to you and who are false, what hopes you
may have of winning your desires and what obsta-
cles are in your way and how to remove them.
How to make tne best of your talents and pros-
per. How to get money. I flnd lost articles and
locate hidden treasure. Before entering into busi-
ness, law, divorce or marriage consult me. Drive
away evil spe! la stumblinx blocks, bad luck and
habits, and overcome all evil works, rivals and
enemies. I never fall. I have brought about
moro happiness than all othfr mediums. Others
are be helped; why not you? If you are going to
see a medium, why no. see the very best? It cost*
nomore. Noth los to be pall in advance, and if
not entirely satisfactory nothing at all. Do you
desire anything fairer than that? Residence, 420
Eddy st., "between Leavenworth and Hyde. Office
hours: 9 a. M. to 8 P. M.
MMC PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY-
ant card-reader, born double veil and second
sight; diagnoses disease, lull life reading; la SOc;
gents §1; palm, and clalrv.: sit. $1 50. 126 Turk.
ME. ARNDT. GEKMAN FORTUNE-TELL-
er; tells past and future; gives picture future
husband or wife; 50c up: never falls. 228 Va Sixth.
MME. MELBOURNE, GIFTED CLAIRVOY-
ant and card reader: never fails; call and be
convinced. 437 O'Farrell St., ground floor.
ME. MOREAU. BEST MEDIUM. CLAlß-
voyant, card-reader: 25cup. 73 Fourth
MME. BaVeNa READS LIFE FLUENTLY:
business advice; names given; 25c up.6 Fourtn.
MISS MELVILLE, CLAIRVOYANT; WaTER
eadlngs a c.idty; removed 021 V'a Mission st
ME. HANSEN. PALMIST, CAKD-WRITER;
l'l past, present and future. 26c. 148 6th St., r. 5.
\» IS- K. LI^EL, THE -ORIGINAL CAKD-
lal reader, returned to 121 Montgomery, room 8.
GYPSY LIFE-RE A » SEVENTH ST ;
ladles 25c, cents 50c: all questions answered.
MME. SYBILLE GIVES CHARMS, FUTURK
husband's picture; ladle* 25c. 914 O'Farrell.
SPIRITUALISM.
I 1 I LARKIN ST., 8 P. M. SHARP; MRS.
1 L 1 Ladd ITnnlgan and Mrs. Bird; adm. 10c
I~b<HEE MEETING; 8P- M. 335 McALLISTER;
. Stltl, Mayo, steers. Makln, Hargrave, othera
AM FRANCIS. INDEPENDENT SLATE
. writer. 118 Haight st.: hours 9 until 6P. it.
MRS. MAYO STEERS, ll'_Vj OAK; CIRCLES
Tuesday, 8 P. it., Thursday, 2 p. m. : readings.
LOSE WANTING SITTINGS WITH MRS
1 Griffin come soon; leave Aug. 1. 426 Grove.
MRS. Kate hoskins' CIRCLES: tues.*
Frl.. 8 p.m.; readings dally, $1. 701 McAllister.
M~ RS. J. J. v. Uli NEY'. SPIRIT Lai, MEDIUM,
for messages and advice. 1206 Market st.
FOR MISCELLANEOUS.
BH. P. CLERK GAS ENGINE, COMPLETE;
0 perfect order; guarantee!. WHITE, 516 Mis-
sion st.
I^OR ALASKAN MINERS — TEAS AND
X 1 coffees cheap. 112 Commercial st., bet. Davis
and Drumm.
LAWBOOKS; LATEsT EDITIONS; MUST
be sold. 522 Montgomery st., top floor.
JR. POOL, HOUSE-MuVEB, DEALER SEC-
. ond-band but ding material, 1122-36 Mission.
■Lioß SALE— 2 GREAT dane dogs; cheap.
-T 117 Tenth st. _^B-jH_
SMALL ICE-MAKING PLANT. ADDRESS G.
J., box 29. Call Office.
COFFEE-MHO,, SCALK, HAND-TRUCK, LET-
\J ter-pre_s, desk and safe cheap, 102 Clay st.
"I SEVEN-HORSEPOWER ENGINE, 1 FOUR-
-1 horsepower eneine, with boiler, gas engine,
lathe.., plainer- and shapers. 515 sixth st.
BARS, , BACK BARF, MIRRORS, SHOW-
casea counters, linol>-um, office furniture, store
and office furniture and fixtures: new and second-
hand. J. NOON'AN, 1.17-1019-1021-1023 Mis-
sion st., above Sixth.
SAFES- BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECON" D-
. hand; all sizes; also a lot of safe-deposit boxea
CHARLES WALTZ, 109-111 Marketst., S. F.
Bi ILERS.ENG I NEs, 2D- HA ND.UA CHIN"
MCINTO..H A WoLP-MAN, 137 Beale st.
OAKS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV-
Jj lug, etc.. bought and sold. 3063 Mission, ur. 7th.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND WAN i ADo FOB THE
.. Call taken at braucu office, 3-* Bayus _-.
rj en until v :3 1 o'clock.
PROPOSALS.
SAN FRANCISCO, UAL, JULY 6, 1897.—
kJ Sealed proposals. In tilpllcate. will be received
here until 12 o'clock it. August 2s, 1897, and then
opened, for : construction of a quartermaster's
storehouse and a subsistence storehouse at the
Presidio of San Francisco, Cal. Government re-
serves ri?ht to reject or accept any or a.l bids, in
whole or in part. Preference given to articiei of
oomestic production, conditions Of price and qual-
ity (Including lv the price of foreign prod uctluns
the duty theieon) bclu^ equal, and such preference
given 10 articles of American production pro-
duced on ; ho Pacific Coast, to extent of consump-
tion required by the public service there. Infor-
mation iurni.bed on application to uniesicned.
Envelopes *:or. taining proposals shou d be ; en-
dorsed "Proposals lor — — storehouse at
Presidio of Sun Francisco, Cal.," and addressed to
JAMES M. MOORE, Assistant Quartermaster-
General, Chief Quarterma.,er. .-.^MgHßi
- ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW.
ADVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC
ialty: private; no fee without success; probate
Insolvency, collectlona prxenta trademarks, etc.
obtained: private detectives: established lOyears
G. W.HOWE, atty at 1aw, 850 Market, cor. Btoaktn
ADVICE FREE: NO CHARGE UNLKSsSJUC-
cessfuI. W. W. DA VI IN. 927 j Market
i ■: • HOUSES FOR SALE.
A HOUSKS; MAKE l-FF-R; MUST BE SOLD
yl and . removed at once:' 549 to 555 Mission st.
■Call 656 Mission st. f__l_3 : S_i^iS_l_«!SS-S__ER___B_H_-
PHYSICIANS.
DB. C. C. O'DONNELL, 1206 MARKET, RES
2801 25th st. ; diseases of women a specialty.
."■ ' ' ' ' ' ' :
CITY REAL ESTATE.
OOMETHING CHOICE.
ffiQOfifi FINE HANDSOME 8-ROOM RESI-
<SIO__iUU. dence known as 576 Liberty St., near
Castro: terms, $400 cash, balance $30 per month.
ALSO.
ffiOP.F.fi CHOICE. BAY-WINDOW COT-
tJpZOOU. tage consisting of 5 rooms and bath,
No. 636 Liberty, near Castro; terms, $300 down;
balance $25 per month. Apply of F. A. Mc-
NALLY A CO., 19 Montgomery sl
VTEW CHOICE W. A. FLATS.
Is $6100— Renting $720 a year and constructed
by days' labor: street accepted: this is the best In-
vestment ln the city; terms to suiL For particu-
lars apply to F. A. McNALLY* <& CO., 19 Mont-
gomery st.
©if) r\(\f\ WANTED ON BUSINESS PROP-
«3>IU UUU eriv; 6 per cent; 2 or 3 years; pri-
vate parties. T. F., box 63, call Office.
SOL GETZ A BROTHER,
ROOM A, FIRST FLOOR,
CROCKER BUILDING-
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTa
WE SUIT EVERYBODY', WHY NOT YOU T
CHOICEST LOCATIONS', EASIEST TERMS,
J and lowest prices to suit the times.
ffior A TO RICHMOND LOT*-. WE
*S>JO\J can positively suit you in location, price
and terma , N
ffi7C TO $800-SUNSET HEIGHTS LOTS;
(IT I O south of park, near Affiliated Colleges and
boulevard; unsurpassed view; $s aud $10 monthly
inatallmenta
ffi"! nn $150, $200 AND $300-BUILDING
«JpIUU. lots; no grading: near Mlsslon-st. and
ban Mateo electric-car lines; only $5 monthly.
Call for maps and diagrama
SOL GETZ & BROTHER,
ROOM A, FIRST FLOOR,
CROCKER BUILDING.
Cl C BEMIS,
/. REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
324 MONTGOMERY ST.
TOR SALE
Choice bonding lot on Army and 27th sta: close
. to electric road.
$450— San Carlos Villa lot; 100x150 feet.
50x127:6 feet on Jackson _L. overlook-
ing the Presidio and bay. -
$5500—2 modern houses of 8 rooms each at
park; 25x137:6 reet; electric roaa passes houses;
make offer. ,
$8500— Elegant NW. corner of Cole snd Carl sta
J 300— Choice building lots norm of park.
Barcain— sW. cor. Fifth ay. and C sL: 109x95 ft.
L IN.. INVESTMENT— 2 NEW FLA , ON W.
F side of Cole St., near H-ight; contains 5 and 6
rooms; well rented; to be sold at a bargain; price
$5.0 J. Apply 740 Ca<tr- sL
GOOD INVESTMENT.
MIS T BE SOLD.
$3050— Lot 25x80; 251 Perry St.: rented $39;
' mortgage of $10.0 can leinain. Apply E. ROB-
INET. 41 1 Vi Caliiornia sL, upstairs, room 2.
CITY AND COUNTRY' KEAL ESTATE BAR-
gains at UNDERWOOD'S, 765 Market sL
NEW 12-ROOM HOUSE; PARLORS; ItECEP-
J.S tlon; billiard; furnace heat: cheap. 1917 Oak.
PARK LOTS BOUGHT. APPLY UNCLE
1 HARRIS. 15 Grant aye., 12 to 2 and 4 to 6.
ACIFIC HEIGHTS— WILL BE SOLD CHEAP
PACIFIC HEIOHTS— WILL BE BOLD CHEAP
to close an account: new houso; 242C_ Gough,
near Broadway; contains 8 rooms and all the im-
provements; £0 and see it and make o3* r.
Do you want a house? the last
new bouse o-i Cole st, near Waller must be
solo; price astonishingly low; terms easy. Apply
on premises; take Haight, Oak or O'Farrell st. cara
MONEY TO LOAN.
©Qfifi fififi AT 6*/. PER,' CENT: CITY*
OOUU. real estate; also Oakland; life
insurance, second mortgages, estates, undivided
interests, real estate in probate; any sum private
capital placel; mortgages bouaht. MANHAT-
TAN LOAN CO., No. 10 Mills building, ground floor
I OANS ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS IN
A J S. F., Oakland or Alameda, at lowest rates,
without removal: no commissions: no d ays.
J. NOON AM. 1017 to 1023 Mission, above sixth;
tel. South 14.
ANY AMOUNT: IST.2D OR 3D MORTGAGES,
estates, undivided inteiests, real estates lv pro-
bate; furniture .nd pianos without removal. Mc-
COLGAN, 24 Montgomery si., room 8,
ffi"! TO $50,000 TO LOAN ON JEWELRY":
«Jpl half ordinary rates; secrecy guaranteed. Cut
Kate Loan office, r. 7, Flood budding, 809 Market.
LOW RATK, $5 PER MONTH INTEREST
on each $1001): 55c per month on $100; second
mortgage: any security. Cash, box 2, Call Office.
ANKBOOKS OF THE CALIFORNIA SAV-
BANKBOOKS OF THE CALIFORNIA S\ V-
Ings and Loan Society bought} mone-/ loaned
on all kinds of personal property. 231 Third sL
WE HAVE MONEY' TO LOAN ON CUV
real estate; Interest reasonable.. Cal. Title
Ins. and Trust Co., 210 Montgomery sl, Mills buld.
HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AND PRIVATE
place to obtain liberal advances on diamonds
snd jewelry of the lowest rates. Ealdwin Jewelry
Store. 94S M.rket sL: telephone Green 204.
ADVANCES ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS,
with or without removal; no delay; no com-
mission; lowest interest. Room 68. 1170 MarkeL
A NY' SUM; Ist OR 2i> MORTGAGES. FURNI-
ix ture, estates, eta H. MURPHY", 628 MarkeL
ANY SUM, IST OR 2ND MORTGAGES. Es-
tates in probata etc. Kin. 7, 508 Caliiornia, at.
ffi "I fiO.OOO ON" LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES
t_)JLo low interest. JOS. B. TOPLITZ, 330 Plna
ffi;:/ IO $50,000; LOWEST RATE; IST &2D
<JpOU ortsr.: any proposition.' Drvaen. -113 Mont
FINANCIAL.
LOANS on real estate, bonds, eta ; lowest rates.
McAFEE BKOTHERs, 108 Montgomery St.
DENTISTS.
VAN VROOM A CO.'S ELECTRO- DENTAL
V Tailors, 997 Market el: lady attendant; no gas
or other dangerous anaesthetics given; electricity
the gr. at agent osed to relieve paiu; teeih filled
and extracted painlessly by our new electrical
process: a written guaraniee given with all work
done: lowest prices: best work; all surgical work
attended by G. W. Williamson, M.D., physician
and surgeon: examination free by the use of our
new electrical appliances: porcelain and gold
crowns; bridge- work and teeth without plates a
specialty. Electro-Dental Parlors, 997 Marketst
FULL SET OF TEETH, $5; PAINLESS
extraction; see our new combination plate:
tliinne,;. lightest, coolest plate made; wananted
10 year.: fillings, 50c: crowns, $3 60; lady assist-
ant. CHICAGO DENTAL PARLORS, 24 Sixth
VfEWYORK DEN TIS I SET OFTLETH, $5;
Xsl pain ess extracting, 50 c nona but exper. ne-
ed giaduate dentists connected with lh s office'
all work warranted. 969 Mission sl, cor. sixth.
DR. GEORGE W. LEEK, THE GENUINE
Leek dentist, discoverer of painless extraction
and patentee of Improved bridge work or teeth
without any plate, moved from 6 to 20 O'FarrelL \
IL LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST., NIL
Eleventh no charge for extracting wheu plates
are made; old plates made over like new; teeth
from $8 per set : extracting 50c; gas given.
AINLESS EXTRACTION. 60c: CROWN
brldce work a specialty; plates $5 up; 13 years
experience. R. L. Walsh, D.D.S., 8153,4 liesry.
ffir FULL SET TEETH: BEsT MAKE;
«J)i). kept In repair; extractiug free; filllngs.soc;
crowns, $3 6* Pacifio Dental Parlors, 18 Third.
BOOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR-
kot, beL 3d and 4th: gass specialists; painless
extracting, with gas, $1:. piaies, $7 up: fill, $1 up.
ffi 7 A SET FOR 'IEETH— WARRANT.. D AS
fil I good as can be made; filling $1. DR. SIMMS,
dentist, 930 Market St., next Baldwin Theater.
P.HULTBERG.DEN.HaS resumed prac-
tlce. Y. M. CA. b.iidlng, r. lit 2, 4th floor.
EY'r.K DEUTSCHER ZAHNARZH, 935
Market St.: gas given; crown and bridge worK.
OHIO DENTALPARLORS, 906 MARKET ST.;
extracting 50c; filling SOc up: crowns $3 up.
LL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR-
ranted. DR. J. W. KEY, 1320 Market sL
ET OF TEETH WITHOUT A PLATE. DR
H. C. Young. 1841 Polk st.
E. J. J. LEEK. 1126 MARKET St.. OPEN
evenings: Sundays till noon, dentistry taugh:
/BOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 806 -nm-
V act SL DR. CHARLE~* W. DE K*L
LEGAL NOTICES.
VTOTICE TO CREDITORS— KSTATE OF
1\ HENRY POTTKER, de eased - Notice is
hereby given by the under igned, A. C. FIiEESE,
administrator (with the 11l a mexed) of the . es-
tate of HENRY P- T'l'lCKH, decease!, to the credi-
tors of an l all pc sons naving claims against the
said dec.ased, to hi nil them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months af.er th- first pub-
lication of this notice, to tne said administrator
(with the will annexed), at room 35, cnionule
building, corner of Gear/ and Kearny streets, th-
same -ing lis place for the transaction of the
business of , he said estate in the * ity and County
of san Francisco, state of Ca ifornia. -
A. »'. FREESE, administrator (with the will
annexed) of the estate of HENRY FOI'TKER,
deceased. 1 . . ..'■■-.-■".'.'
Dated at San Francisco, July 6, 1897.
J. D. SULLIVAN, attorney for administrator
with th- will annexed). ' .;■. ..-,-.
PROFESSIONAL •■'.CARDS.'-- - ,
JOHN £. RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS
26 and 27, Crocker building; telephone Main
70, San Francisco, CaL "S
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
I HAVE RANCHES OF ALL SIZES lOR
-1 sale and exchanga A. F. MICHAELS, Real
Estate Broker, 1236 Mamet st., room 126.
LITTLE HOMES CLOSE TO TOWN; IM-
proved: easy terms: also 4 to 12-acre pieces
on 8 and 10 years' credit D. H. TWIN-, So-
noma City; every Monday at 632 Market sL, s. F
OAKLAND' AMERTISEMENTS
OFFICE— <jOB BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
ffi"! ZCi LARGE LOTS CLOSE TO ELECTRIC
«JJ) I OU, and steam cars: 20 minutes to Oak-
land; 45 minutes to San Francisco: $50 ca.h. bal-
ance $10 per month. Aaply to MRS. DUFF, 622
Howard SL, S. F.
BARGAIN— FOR SALE BY EXECUTOR; LOT
6Ux150: house of 8 rooms; all rooms sunny:
flne location in East Oakland, with barn, chicken-
houses, etc.: streetcar line passes house: fifteen
minutes of Broadway: $4000 cash offered a short
time ago; will be sold for $3500 if applied for
Immediately. Apply to J. W. MOSS, 958 Broad-
way, Oakland.
EIGHTH. CASH, BALANCE $12 PER
V./ month: 4-room cottage ail modern improve-
ments; fenced, sewered and street work dove; see
this. .
$2600— 3 acres, all covered with fruit; gdod
h"ii-e, barn and chicken-bouses: this is your
chance. FIELDS REALTY CO., 1146 East
Fourteenth s:., Oakland.
"INCOME PROPERTY— HOUSE; LOT
i 50x150; li i.o lank frame. 2 tanks, windmill
and sieam power: income from water, per month,
$20: on easy terms. Address P. O. box 192, San
Leandro, CaL
ffit;-:n chicken ranch FOR sale-350
*ipJO\J. chickens, hone, wagon and cow, Incu-
bator and 2 binders, etc. Call 28 Market sL
GET A CHOICE, HEALTHFUL HOMESITE
while prices are iow; lots $100 to $150 at
Fltchburg, beyond Fruitvale; the best property
lor Investment now offered: local trains anil
electric cars: 10 minutes to Oakland and 45 to
San Francisco: splendid climate, oat of damp
belt: soil excellent for gardening: very best water
facilities; good school: terms to snlL Before bay-
ing in this locality see the owner of this property.
C. M RUNKLE 915% WasaU-gtou bl. upstairs,
room 28. Oakland. Cal.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES' SALE-SCHELLHAAS' STORE;
furniiure and household goods this week. 406
Eleventh St.. Oakland.
ALAMEDA ADVERT ISE MEN
ALAMEDA KEAL ESTATE-
<£ 1a AH LOT 25x163: COTTAGE, ROOMS
«3>_L:iUVj. and bath: Park-st. business prop-
erty: this Is the chance of a century.
ffiOinn LOT 35x100: $300 CASH, $1800
«IP — JLUU. can remain on mortgage; house of 7
rooms and bath; on fine avenue.
ffiOl fifi LOT 80x125; MODERN COTTAGE
* -I'"', of 5 rooms and hath; $50 cash, $20
per month.
ffiOQnn LOT 40x150: FINE NEW COT-
©^OvH'. tage. 6 rooms and bath; $150 cash,
$25 per month; snap; near station and schoo:.
ffiqCAfl LOT 37:6x108; ELEGANT NEW
«T?OUUU. corner cottage: 7 rcoms and bath;
$100 cash and $30 per month.
Qftfififi WORTH $8500; LOT 56x167: ONE
OuUUU.of the oest corners on Central aye.;
elegant house of 12 rooms; fine 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., Alameds, Cal.
(lt;Ofin NEW COTTAGE 4 ROOMS AND
— UV/. bath, near s: ation; easy terms.
$2800— New cottage, 6 rooms and bath; $150
cash. $30 monthly.
$2951;— Colonial cottage, 1-story and a half, near
Bay-street station: terms reasonable.
$30 o— Beautiful co omul *ot:age of 7 rooms;
corner lot, 100; your terms are ours.
MARCUsE dt REMMEL,
-street station, Aiameaa, and 628 Market sL,
s. F. Office open Sundays and holidays.
HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS; LOT 40x131; PRICE
$3000; building cost $3500 A years ago. T.
F. BAIRD. 1303 Park sL, Alameda
LINE RESIDENCE; CORNER LOT; $9000;
T reiuced to 46000.
$7500— Beautiful home; large lot; great bargain
for $6000.
$1600— 7 rooms: lot 50x150: easy terms.
E. D. JUDD <fe CO., 1421 Park st., Alameda.
I^OR SALE— LARGE LINE OF BEAUTIFUL
J homes from $1400 to $12,000; also fine un-
improved property: choice locations; send for de-
scriptive ItsL E. D. JUDD A CO., 1424 Park sl,
Alameda.
' BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
A SNAP— NEW HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS AND
-iv bath; modern: pretty; lot 40x135; a northeast
corner; bearing truit trees: price below cost, only
$2500: ea.y terras if desired. O. G. MAY A CO.,
2123 Center SL, Berkeley.
POCKET MAP OF BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY
up to date: price 60c. For sale by JOS. J.
MASON, rfal estate.
PKOPERTY WANTED.
i^OK CASH. A HOUSE, SUTTER TO BROAD-
J. way, Hyde to First aye. H. N., box 26. CaiL
ffi Aft LOT WANTED AT THE MISSION.
iUOUU. Cash, box 37, this office.
EXCHANGE-CLEAR, IMPROVED FARM;
-10 acres: house, barn, orchaid; near Ukiah;
value $6000: for city property or smaller Im-
proved farm nearer to San Fraucisco. Address!'.
S.. box 50, Call.
MEDICAL
DR. J. H. JOSSELYN, THE oREAT 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 tils he cannot
treat to a perfect core. Ladies, he is always ready
to assist you. His knowledge has been strength-
ened by extensive experience. No case-peculiar
to your delicate organism is beyond his sure con-
troL Bis lema c munthl* r-m*dl*-s are sure and
safe in their effects. His tried and valuable reme-
dies for lost mam ood are never-falling in their
action and are war: anted for both youns; and o.d.
lie excels all others in the cure of private disease?.
Over 50 years of practice enables him to warrant
a cure In all cases. Consult tion parlors, 906
Market sl Ca'l or write direct to 906 Mamet sl,
rooms 11 and 12.
PROCESS THAT 13 PERFECTLY HARM-
Ies.; never fails In any case of monthly sick-
ness, no mat. er what cause: no electricity bum-
bug or other dangerous methods: money in every
caseiefnud.d if a cure is not effected; travelers
helped immediately; years' experience: home In
confinement with sanitarian conveniences. Con- |
suit free the only reiiab c pl:ys clans, DR. AND
MRS. DAVIEs, 14 McAllister st.. next Hiberuia |
Bank: hou 9a.m.tos*nd7 to 8 p. -L
"VTEW PROCESS: NO MEDICINE OR IN-
xs struments: patients that rome to my of- ]
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for all female troubles, no matter from what
cause; restores in one day; can be sect and nsed
at home; be not deceived or n isled by self-praised
advertisers. DR. POPPER, 318 Kearny st.
PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE-
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storo every case of monthly sickness from
whatever cause In a few hours when medicines
and others have fared; no instruments used;
many years' experience; every case guaranteed;
advice free; terms reasonable: first-class prlva-e
home for conflnein*nt. MRS. DR. DALEY, 1126
Market st., over the owl Drngstora
ALL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
(from whatever cause) restored in a few
hours: safe and sure at any time; Instant relief
for travelers: home in confinement: my cele-
brated remedies for monthly suppression never
failjever. rase guaranteed! consultation tree; pills
$L MRS. DH. WYETH. 916 Post st., near Larkin
DRa GOODWI.-N, SPECIALIST, LADIES
near or far: safe, quick cure Guaranteed, any
disease orcomplalnt; home for patients, oest skill;
free diagnosis; low fees; self : cur& 401 Van Ness.
R. AND Mns. WEGENER. 626 EDDY ST.-
Safe quick cure for all female com plaints guar-
anteed: privat" home in confinement: every coco-
fort; infants adopted; terms moderate; pills 51.
ABJON TO WIVES AND MOTHERS— SL-
■t\. guro: rice $1 50. RICHARDS <fc CO., 406
Clay sl; send 2-c. stamp for particulars to Wil-
bur Safety Packet Co., 531 X St., Sacramento, Cal.
ALP 1 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 too
late. O-G. Oo BROS., Coast Agent*, Oakland, taL
LL FEMALE PLAINTS AND PlS-
eases or the eve permanently cured at Mi.
DR SCOTT'S, 410 Ueary st : consultation tree*.
CONFIDENTIAL — LADIES IN THOUBLE
\J communicate with DR. SANTEE .33 Graut
aye., SanFranclsoi. .-.:.,'
ÜB*-. CURE FOB ALL FEMALE DISEASES;
home in confinement: every comfort: satisfac-
tion guaranteed. MRS. DIL uWYEu, 226 TurksL
I \V PRAE a FEMALE REGULATING PILLS;
Xf safe and efficient emmenagogiis: $1 per box.
RICHARDS it CO., druggets. 406 Clay si., sole ag*
SURE CURE IRREGULARITIES OR OTHER
female diseases. MRS. DR. PUETZ, 254 Vj 4th.
OME IN CONFINEMENT; DISEASES OF
women. Mrs. Dr.Funke, 1416 Bth sl, Alameda.
Dr. hall, 14 McALLISTEK Sl'., NEAR
, Jones— Diseases of women and children.
qqq HAVES-BRANCH OFFICE OF the
000 lall; subscriptions and want ada taken. .
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white holy, black and tan ears and bead, white
body: answers to name of l lego: suitable reward;
no questions asked. Address i'2'2x.x / _ Sacramento.
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i-s package. Return to 1011 Nebraska; rewaro.
ON SUNDAY— A FEATHER COLLAKETTB
(boa) on Taylor st. or In Sutter-street car. or
Buchsn-n at. Reward paid if returned .55 Bush
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Pine: liberal rewaid. 311 Bush sl
pHEAPEST AND EEST IN AMERICA—
V.' WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for $1 60, post-
age f rea-
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following niarri-,*- licenses hays been
Issued by the County Clem's oilice:
William J. Condon ana Jennie Roller, 21—21.
Charles A. Bates and Mary E. Venabie. 31—33.
John G. Anderson and r-lien *nlllva,n, 80—
Jos»ph A. iiosm :.ni Minnie Kind, 30— no. '
BIRl'ilS—; _IAKR!A«ii.S— MAIM
(Birth, marriage and death notlc.s sent by mall .
will not be Inserted. Tuey inns; be handed In at
either of the publication offl.es and beiolurnl
with the name and residence of persons anthorlisl
to have the same pubii-he 1. 1 - ?
BORN".
GERHARDY— In Oakland, Jul- 26. 1897, to the
wife or Otto C. <-erhurdy, a d losshter.
-U.Vlti.iE_).
ANDERSEN— OLSEN— In Ban Jose, Cal., July
26. 1897, by the Rev. F. V. Fisher, Anton-' 11.
Andersen and Anna S. Olsen, both ot Oakland.
■»~— ———---------------—
I>ll_l>.
Allen, John H. Langreder, Ludwig
Brocklebank, Manuel Mahoney. Jeremiah
Bargstteam, George G. Makowsky, Edward
Carter. Mary L Mosbach.r, Dora
Crooert. Tessie Miller, Mary
Crane, Thomas Nicoil. Annie M.
Halle. EmmaC. j Naylor, Charles H.
Hurley, Hanora Oauna. Teolla
Kelly, Ellen Rutledge. Honors
Kaiser, Ruth Wool*. Mlis CarollneL.
Laauinan, Ouusva Wulheru, Frederick H.
ALLEN— In Oakland. July 26, 1897, John How-
ard, son of W. C. and the lale Louisa W. Alien.
and brother of W. i. and Fr-ncis B. Allen. Mrs.
J. R. Bateman, and Mrs. G. N. Miller, a uative
of Pennsylvania, aged 33 years.
BROCKLEBANK— in this city, July 26. 1897.
Maifcel Thomas Brackieban _, a native of Now
YorK, aged 72 years.
Uj*"Frlends are respectfully invited toattenj
the funeral services THIS DAY (Wednesday),
at 3 o'clock p. m., at the First Unitarian Church,
Geary and Franklin streets.
BARGSTREAM-In this city. July 25. 1897.
George G. Bargstream, a native of Caliiornia,
aged 42 years.
Friends and acouatntances are respeo
folly inviiel to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from the par-
lori of Charles J. B. Metzier. 633 Washlngtor
street, under the ansplce3 of California Parlor
No. 1, N.s. O. W. Members ara reques. ed to
attend. By orter of
EUOKNE GAUTHIER JR., Prea
Frank B Kyis s.-c. WP_&
Interment L O. O. F. Cemetery.
. CARTER- la Watsonvi.le. July 26, 1897, Mary
L. daughter of tha lata George Carter, a native
of San Francisco, aged 16 years.
CROBERT— In this city. July 26, 1897. at her
residence. 1108 Kansas stree., Tes»ie, beloved
daughter of Mary an* the lato James Crobert,
and sister of Josieand the late George Crot>ert,
a native of pan Francisco,
i _96g~luterment private.
CRANE— In this city, Jnly 23, 1397. Thorns.
Crane, beloved brother of Jlrs. Robert Cnarl.s
Brownlee, a native of County Sligo, Ireland.
AST" Friends and acquaintance* .rs resoeo-
fu'ly invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Thursday), at 8:30 o'clock a. it., from the resi-
dence of his brother-in-law, Robert Charles
Krownlee, 1375 Stevenson street, near Thir-
teenth, thence to st. Joseph's Church, whera a
solemn requiem huh man will ba cslebrasaJ
for tha repose of his soul, commencing at 10
o'clock a. it. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
HAILE— In Alameda, July 27. 1897, Emma C.
beloved wife of W. L. Hail., and daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sath, a native of Mississippi,
aged 24 years 10 montus and 9 days
U_S~FrtenCU and acnuainLiuc-.i are resn*cc-
fully Invited to attend the funeral -MORROW
(Thursday) from 2028 Encinal avenue. Inter-
ment private, Mountain View Cemetery, Oat-
land.
HURLEY— In this city, July 26. 1897. Hanora,
oeloved wife of th. lata Mark Hurley, mother of
Michael, Ellen, Danl-l. Mark and Charles Hur-
ley and Mrs. J. Ma. mre, and sister-in-law of
Daniel Hurley and the late Ellen Dalv. a natlva
of County Cork, lrelani, aged 75 years.
Friends and acquaintance* are respect-
fully Invited to attend th. funeril THIS \'.'
(Wednesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from her late
residence, 26 Mary street between 1-ifth ant
Sixth, Mission and Howard, the uce to SL Pat-
rick's Church, wnere a requiem high mass
will be celebrated tor the repose of her soul,
commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. interment Holy
Cros* Cemetery.
KELLY— In this city. July 26, 1897. Ellen, be-
loved wife of the lace Frank Kelly, and mother
of Frank, George, Thomas. John. James and
Ricnard Kelly and Mrs. Nellie Cho Irlck. a na-
tive of County Longford, Ir.-iauJ, aged 60 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend th. funerat THIS l»a.\
(Wednesday), . at 1:30 o'clock p. si_ from ber
late residence, 172 Shipley streeL thence to St.
Patrick's Church, where services will oe held
far tbe reDO.e of her sou ; , commencing a:. 2
o'clock p. M. Interment Mount Calvary Ceme-
tery.
KAISER— In West Berkeley, July 25 1897. Ruth
Kaiser, a native of San Francisco, aged 2
months and 13 days.
LAANINAN— In this city. July 25, 1897, Gus-
tave, beloved husband of Hannah Lnanlnan, and
father of Annie. Eddie, Alb.rt and Henry La. ul-
na:!, a native of Flnlan i. a^ed 39 year. and 1
month. A member of San Francisco Lodge Na
4, a a v. w.
ftSTFrlena. and acquaintance? ara respect-
fu ly invited to attend tbe funeral THIS DAY
(Wednesday), at X :30 o'clock p. m.. from his lata
residence, southeast corner Main and Folsom
streets, thence to Red Men's Hall. 320 P.*. .
street, where funeral services will be held under
the auspices of an Francisco Loige No. 4, A.O.
U. W., commencing at 2 o'clock p. it. inter-
ment L O. O. F. cemetery.
LANGREDER-In this cltv. July 27, 1897, lud-
wig, dearly beloved husband of Caroline Lang-
re.ier, a native of Hanover, Germany, aged 64
years 9 months and US days.
MABONEY— In this city. July 26, 1837. Jere-
miah Mahoney, beloved brother of Mrs. M. Mc-
Carthy, a native of the parish of Rath, County
Cork. Ireland, aged 31 years and 7 months.
JS__F"Erlendi and acquaintance- are rescec'-
fniiv invited to attend the funeral THIS Da f
(Wednesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.,' from his
late residence, 409 Tenth street, thence i. .;.
Joseph's Churcn, where a requiem huh mass will
be celebrated for the repose of his soul, com-
mencing at 9 o'clock a. ii. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
MAKOWSKY— In this City, July 27, 1897, Ed-
ward, beloved father of Eva, Mary, Edith . and
Joseph Makowsky, a native of Poland, aged S3
years. .
MOSBACHER— At Paraiso Springs. July 28
1897, Dora, beloved wife of George Mosbacher'
mother of bailie Mosbacher, and sister of D. s-
Hirsberg, a.ed 40 year. 10 months aud 29 davs'
Friends anl acquaintances ar. r__;> .-
fniiy invited to attend tho funeral THIS I>AY
(Wednesday; from her late residence, 568 Fif-
teenth stree:, Oakland.
MILLER— tn this cltv, July 20. 1817, Mary, be-
loved wife Of Daniel Miller (noa Harris), a na-
tive of Liverpool, England, aged 48 years.
Notice of funeral Hereafter.
NICOLL— In this city. July 26. 1897, Annie
Maria, beloved wife of the lata Frederick Nicoil,
and mother of nily, Arthur, Theresa Adole
and Agatha Nicoil. a. native of Ban try, County
Cork, Ireland, agal 53 years 4 months and 22
days.
: Friends and acoualntancss ar« resp.c"-
fuilv Invite to attend tie funeral THIS Dlt'
(Wednesday), at 9 o'clock a. m., from her lat*
residence. 7 Bennlngt-u -tree;, thenca to Old
St. Mary's College Church, where a solemn
reaulem mass wilt bo celobrateJ for the repose of
her soul, commsn-lnga; 9 :80 o'clock a.m. In-,
terment Hoiy Cross Cemetery.
NAY LOR-In Alameda. July 26, 1897, Charles
H., beloved husband of Lillie M. Naylor, a na-
tive of New Jersey, aged 61 years and -11
months.
Friends and acquaintance* are resnsct-
- fully Invited to attend th) funeral THIS DAY
(Wednesday), at 11 o'clock a. m.. from hl»
lale reildence, 1355 \er-iaille* avenue, thence
by cre--k boat leaving foot of Broadway, Oak-
land, at 1 o'clock P. it., to St. Stephen's Episco-
pal Churcn, Fulton street near, Fiilmor*, Saa
Francisco, where services will be held, com-
mencing at 2:30 o'clock p. a. Interment 1. v.
O. F. Cemetery. jB&MBBM_B_BBS_P
WOODMEN OF thk WORLD -Go den Gate
Camp No. 64: Member* ar. requested io attend
the funeral of our late ii'U.bT, Charle* H.
Naylor at St. Stephen. Episcopal Church, Ful-
ton street, becwee * Webster and Fillmore,
THIS DAY (Wednesday;, at 2:30 o'clock p. m..
R. i'AHV, Consul Commauuer.
D. Olives Jr. Clerk.
OSUNA— In his cltv. July 26, 1897, Teoila
' Osuna, a native of Mexico, aged 30 years.
RUTLEDGE-Intblscity. Jul*- 27.1897. Honors,
relict of the lato Edward W. Kutie-ge, dearly
beloved mother of Ti.omas M.. Edward J., Sadla
and Pauline Rutledge ami he late Nona Plercy.
and fcran-l mother of Samuel W. Piers., a nat ye
of Oran Mora County Galwsy, Ireland, aged 64
years.
*J~ Notice or tuners' heresfter
WOODS— In thlscity, July 25, 1897, Miss Caro-
line L. Woods, late of Toieio, Ohio.
WULBERN— In this ciiv, July 27.1897. Fred-
erick 11. Wulbarn. a native of san Francisco,
a.ed 18 v»ar* 4 months and 25 days
McAVOY & CALLACHER, I
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS,!
SO Fifth St., Opp. Lincoln School. I
Telephone South 80. B
H. R. HOAVUx Manager
moavoy&oo.;
Funeral Directors and Kmbalmen,
1235 Market St.. Ret. Bth and t>th.
Telephone Sonth 247. •
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