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HOUSES TO LET.
KLONDYKE GOLD
WJII rent homes at BALuWIN <fc UoWELL,
10 Montsomerv' st.
n.Q 5-KO>il HOUSE: BKST F')R THE
JJO. money: healthy; fine view. Cireenwich
1 nd Kearuy S'.s.
HYDB, NEAR GEAKY-LARGK SUN-
UUi/ ny 14 rooms; cheap; appreciated if seen.
909Q JOXES-.MODERN HOUSE; MARINE
£o£o view; pool neighborhood.
/• SUNNY ROOMS in COMPLETE ORDER.
O 323i,<j M;nnast. ; key 323.
C» tl' HOUSE OF B BOOMS.; l'J'.'eVa 1"1NE
1 1 D. St.. near Hyde.
Q ROOM ST NNV MODKKN HOUSE: WOOD-
*J e:i mantels: rent $30. 1727 t.reen st.
1 -.) . TThR-RK\T RKUUCKD; HOUSE
J ( _1 grnis; b&ih: sunny; good location; $30.
ODSE \ ROOMS; 1 Kt.l. YARD. INQCIRK
14Oa» st.
qqj 8 ROOMS: DECORATKD IN LATEST
JiOi. style; ulce mantels: 40-foot sunny yard;
fire neighbors: ste It. 2125 Pine st ,ne,tr scutt
9-PTORY HOUSK: 7 RtiOM.S AND BATH;
_ n-nt rpasoi.able 1225 <;>>lden ate aye.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
I'EAUIIIIL FURNITURKD HOUSE OF C
JJ rooms ani hatr.s an.l nil modern improve-
ments to let reasonable to steudy teaanu Inoulte
ori»KS.C. A. KLINKNEK, Golden Gate; take
Berkeley train. .
PLETK FURNISHED COTTAHK OF 6
\J rooms and bath: cheaii. 3033Tweniy-ni!th St.
V ICELY FUKNISHI 7 KOO.MS. 2679 SAC-
*> r»m«nto sU
COTTAGES TO LET.
YKW 0-KOi)M lOTTACE, ( o.MIM.KTKi.V
>.» furuished for hoasekeeptne. corner Bureka
and iwenileth sts., open from la to 4.
HANDSOME COTTAWK OF 6 BOOMS AND
bath: modern r .vemetus; basemenU 1716
Howard s'..
Ct'NNY COTTAGES OF 1 AND 6 RuOMS:
O hath and basement. Dolores aud Fifteenth sts.
(i OF 4 KOOM-* AND BARN, $10.
J Apply J. T. MRAIfAM. 27th and Alabama sts.
11KMSII1.II FXATS.
Q7 A(\ TWENTY -SECOND, NR. (ASTRO—
0 • *i.\J Handsome fla;: 5 rooms; t>lano; rrason-
able.
FLATS TO LET.
C* I C NKW MIDDIJS BAT-WINDOW FLAT:
Civ. ftrnis: bath; gat: tubs. 903 Foisom.nr. 6th.
r.l 4 COZYbUNNY FLAT 4 BOOM -: BA'J H:
CIT. yard. 10 i-hoiv.ell St.. ntar Fourteeuih.
i'A« TURK — .1" NN V U PK R FLA T : 1
OZU room.: large cellar; yard; no cliiidren;
rent $12
Q 1 n GOLDEN GATE AYE. — 4 ELEGANT
»'! 1 modern flats; 6 rooajs: bath; $25; 4
rooms. $12 SU.
QINNY" FLAT, 5 ROOMS AND HATH: RENT
C 1 $14. 2176 Fifteenth st., near Noe
IrA> 1 PAPKRED I'La ft KOOMS AND
-t batti; suany all day; lar-.-> bas?ment. 919 Capp.
"CfOA UPPER FLAT 6 LARGE RCOMM AND
»* >'. batn. 202 t'ili more St., bet. Waighta.nd
Waller.
r- ] X LOVELY FLAT OF 5 LABGE SUNNY'
Oil). 100ms: bath. gas. mirror-top mantels;
prnnd view; cars pass the door. 151- Castro St.,
re-.r Twenty-fifth. BBWffi»
/-TO BRYANT. NEAR FI FTH— O AIBS
I'lO flat 4 lar;e sunny 100 ms; separate yard.
"I 1 O ASH AYE., FULTON. McALLISTBR,
110 Poit. \ an iess— .-Mniny flu: basemenu
HAH-iHT AND rtAKKK— NICK. SUNNY", COR.
8 a:iu 6 rooms tla:s: opp. Bueua Vista Park.
"-1 r(\(' PO^T-3 OR 5 SUNNY ROOM|FLATS;
J v'U bath and sardes; rent 815.
\ ICE BUNNY* UPPEIt FLAT: 5 ROOMS;
j.\ hdth; basement. 725 Webster, cor. Fulton:
cheap. ■
I^LEGANT SUNNY TOP Fi.AT OF KOt'MS:
-i latest improvements. 117 Grove st., i.e*r
City HaU.
\" UW UPt J i£R FLAi Ut 4 ROOMS. INQIIRE
J-> at 31Ui 2 Waller st.
JOWKR FLAT; 5 LARGK ROOMS ELEGANT-
J ly fornishea; rent $.0. -510 Harrison st.
KLOKDYKB GOLD
IV Will rent flats at BALDWIN <fc HOWELL,
10 Montgomery st.
HAIGHT bT.. 620. SUNNY FLAT; 7 ROOMS;
newly papered throughout: rei»t reasonable.
Clay' st., 1417b; handsomely deco-
V rated nV. : 7 rooms; marine view; sunny and
light; reut cheap.
CHEAP MODERN' FLATS, 5 AND 6 JiOOMS;
V if B 10 $16; see them. 623 SeveDth st.
t IO 40 ROOM FLATS HOUSES, N. OF
0 Marke:: cheap. SPKCK & Co., 602 Market.
HOrSEKEEPISG KOOMS.
i<rjant Street.
11A1 BRYANT. COB.' NINTH— 3 COR. FUR-
XXUI nUbed rooms, complete for housekeep-
log; cheap.
Buchanan Street.
/?A(; BUCHANAN, "Tor. FELL— BAY-WIN-
U\J— dow parlor, $9; bay-window and kitchen,
v. itb stove, $13.
tush Mree..
■I 1 90 BTJBH— 2 OR S SUNNY HOUBEKEEP-
X 1 SO ing rooms; no children
.n OQ Bl'-H, CORKKR fcCOTT— 2 UNFUR-
— "uoO nished sunuy rooms: rent cheap.
Clay Street.
1 49^i CLAY-2 PL.-.A-'ANT SUNNY. UN-
.I "*-O furnished rcoms for light boujekeepiDg.
JLuiiy Strce:.
O"! 7 EDDY — PARLOR AND KITCHEN;
t/X I bsthlarge;every good garden.
Eighteenth Street.
! 9COQ EIGHTEENTH, COR. GUERRERO—
;, t-O'jCf HoiißeWeeijiDg rooms to Itt; furnished; 2
bedrooms, kitchen tnd batb; corner bouse; suony.
1-Ui* Street.
l'O(i KLLI«. COR. LAHKIN-FRONT BAY-
\JOtJ window alcove: mantt-1, gts. bath.
»11 Street.
AC)] FELL— 2 FRONT ROOMB, FURNISHED;
'i^-l bousekee; ing or single: buth: private fam-
ily; chciip.
m»i street.
ICQI FIFTH— SUNNY FRONT SUITE, FUR-
IuO3 nlshed housekpB;?l() month-.other rooms.
'->fIQ FIFTH— NEW HOUSE: CONNECTING
O\JO toomi; light housekeeping; others.
Q1 A FIFTH— SUNNY FRONT HOUSE-
Olti keeping rooms; stove; closet; bath;
private; $10.
i ourth Btreec.
i]Or FOURTH-FL"'< NISHED ROOMB FOR
— £O light housekeeping: $8 m oath.
Oolden Gate Avenue.
1 41 f\ GOLDEN GATK AVK. —FINELY FCR-
J^rlUnlahed parlor floor complete for house-
keeping; sun; bath.
Uuerrero Street.
QOA GUEP.KERO— 2 FURNIBHKD HOUBE-
• J_4 keeping rooms- !:>■>
Uowarct Street.
1 ACQ HOWARD — NICE BAY-WINDOW
i UOO sa ite furnlsbed for housekeeping; aso
single rooms.
1 A f\ A HOWARD— FINK SUNNY FRONT
1 1 iU lurnl^bea rooms-, range; rent (12 50.
f.i.so 1 room. 96.
i-.i-Aln *.re«..
QflCi LARKIN— ELEGANT *UNNY HOU3E-
OZDkeoping apartments, first floor; central.
']•.!! LARKIN— TVvO SUNNY ROOMS COJI-
-'JIO plete for hoasekeepluK; gas and 1 ath.
.>ias<»n Miceu
tAQ MASON— SUNNY' FURNISHED BABE-
IUO ment for housekeeping; also other rooms.
SicAtlictnr slice;.
971 Q MCALLISTER. FIRST VS., NEAR
-I 1 O park— a rooms and kitchen pirtlv f nr-
i'!sh<vi; housekee:>i g; 38. . • » :
3ii»eion i- treat.
Qlfl SUNNY SUITK COMPLKTE FOR
IVJ. housekeeping. b2l Mission st.
(IJ- MISSION- PA f.h'JR; WITH KITCH-
Ort I *n; also other rooms complete for bouskpg.
OXO/- MiasjluN — hUUbUilllTJUJfji *.Jsii
4i.0-.IJ «ant ad« taken tor THK CALi*
HOrSKKEEPINO KOOMS - Contlnne*.
Miuna Street.
901 MINNA ST., COR. FOURTH-SUNNY
—Oi front housekeeping: doub c, single; cheap.
Nbloina sti«et.
9QA NATOMA-SUNNY RACK ROOM AND
+-VV> Ititcheu if desired; yard; cheap.
X 77 NATOMA-SUITE OF HOITSEKEEP-
*J • • ing: rent ?8; also single room, ft: yard.
(' A C NATOMA-2 OR 3 UKN rsHED rooms
\J°IU complete for housekeeping: low rent.
MutU Street.
On NINTH— FRONT sUITE FOR 2. OB 2 AND
— U 3 rooms: housekpe or single; stove, water, gas
Oak Street.
I A OAK-DOUBLE ROOM: SUITABLE FOR
J-Tt housekeepiug.
Tcarl Street.
0 PEARL, COR. MARKET. OPP. OCTAVIA-2
j «-> furnis&ed housekeeping roonn: $10-
linss Street.
11/1 RtTSS. OFF nO WARD. NEAR SIXTH—
1 1'") double parlors and kitchen; unfurnished
or partly furnished.
feeventb Stroou
1 IOSKVKNTH (GIKAKD) —SUITES AND
14^ kitchens: also rms.: newly renovated.
-t - rr .sEVKNTH ST.— LARGE CONNKCTING
10 1 rooms forhoimekeerlng; other tmi: cheap.
ikj'lor Mree..
1 10 TATLOR — SUNMY FROST SUITE:
14« v newly furnlsueit; private; bath; lUht
I housekeep n;.
'lenth Street.
m TENTH— LARGE, SUNN \ BAY-WlN-
dow room; grate; closet: rent reasonable.
1 <.-)(' TENTH— FURMsIIKD RO >Ms, WITH
J. _U or without board: terms reasonaole.
lhird Str»et.
! 1 (QTHIHD- SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING
J. "l » > 100 m complne: iront ur>t fio.'r; bath; gas.
TTq 1 THlnD— a UNFURNISHED HOUSK-
j OO'i keeping rooms: water; rent $6.
'lurk Micot.
590 TIjKK-HOUSKKEEPING SUITE AND
kj O others: reasonable.
Twelftti Street.
Ij' TWELFTH, CO It. HOWARD-
J *i O furnished housekeeping rooms: rent rca-
EOnabie.
KOO3IS TO LET.
i.uall Mreot.
! PHILADELPHIA HOUSE, 421 BUSH ST.—
, X Rooms, ga«, running waier; ifl a week and np.
I B.)i' RUSH >T. — fcMALL ROOMS, FUR-
O— \) nished; cheap.
Capp Street.
QAd CAp Pi NEAR TWENTY- fifth-un-
iJ^L\J furnished suDny rooms.
Clementina Street.
tf>7 3 SUNNY ROOMS; REAR* UPPER
O I . flat: 67 Clementina st. Apply a. 78.
1 ifcliMi StrnoC-
QHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE, 28 BTH
0 su, near Market; furnished and unfurnished.
1 Tag eighth-pleasant sunny room^,
IUO $1 25 per week and up.
O|/iEJUHTH. Nt-Axt loLsOJi-J LAKGK
OXU icoms: ien: $10.
*--*is Street.
ALL ROOMS ARE GOOD AT HOTEL RA-
mouit, 130 Eili) st.; new iouse; new fittings;
modern conveuiences; elevator at ground rloor;
six stories: 150 iooius: 50c to §1 50 per day.
ROYAL HOU-E, 126 KLLIS— INCANDES-
cent lishts: reading-room, smokine-room and
ladies' parlor; rooms per night. 35c to 9l 50: week,
ti to 8«: month, S8 to $30; elevator on office
' tioor; rooms with hoi a:id cold water: baths.
1 Ql 9 ELLIS — HANDSOMELY FCRNISHED
I «'»x— suuuy alcovu; private family; reasonable,
1 Art KOOMS IO LET AT VKRY REA-ON-
-1 VJV able late.s. Bosedale, 321 tills sr.
* -.Hi >:it> j —
rrnK COSMOPOLITAN— ELECT rAMILY
1 hotel: 100 Fifth St., cor. Mission: rooms 50c,
75c and $1 per night; $2 to $5 per week.
1 r 9 FIFTH-NICE SUNNY' R> OMS, FROM
I«J— 51 25 up; respectable quiet bouse.
-".*'■ l''iUmore Streeu
1 91 Q FILLMORE, NR. TURK-FURNI9H-
-1 «-X '* ed rooms for gentlemen: $3 50 up.
I ui'om stree;.
no FOLSOM — FRONT PARLOR FOR 2
•J — O gentlemen, $10; also housekeepins ro>m.
OiarT Stroe:.
'in GEARY- ELKG ANT SUNNY SUITE;
0 1 O parlors; other rooms; light hous"keeping.
p,r O GEARY-LARGE, ELEGANTLY AND
uuO newly furnished new house; sun all rooms.
Golden Gate Avenue.
1 AC\A GOLDEN GATE AYE NICE FUR.
liUi nisned room: private family: $5.
Orove Street. .
1 rt^ GROVE, NR. POLK — NICELY FCK-
I.\JO nisbed large front room, $8; smaller, $5.
Harriet Street.
3 HARRIET. OFF HOWARD, NEAR SIXTH—
Nice simple furnished bedroom; cheap.
Hayes Street.
A Q7a HAVES-NICK FURNISHED FRONT
J tlO I room; sunny; cheap.
1 — — —
bowani Street.
I rj(\A HOWARD. COR. 3D-FINE FURNISH D
j 1 \J-1 front room, $1 -8 week up:also housekeepg
-1 Q.i\(\ HOWARD, COa. % FOURTKKNTH—
IOUu sunny rooms; front: $9.
11 v.i." Stroet.
009 HYDE— NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
| Oo£ rooms; reasonable prices.
iionc* ncreec.
mJONES-NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT
sunny sing c room: private; $8.
Jvearny Street.
99 KEARNY, NR. MARKET (THE PORT-
— «-) land)— CleaD.bomellke rms; moolti.neek.day
KLINGTON HOUSE, 127 KIURVY-
A Pleasant snnny rooms, en talte and single;
first cla<s in every respect; terms reasonable.
Lagnna Street.
me-URIBTS— ST. JAMKS, COR. LAGUNA AND
X McAllister, n ar Pavilion; low rates: sunny.
i-urkiu btreeu
DOCTORS, ATTENTION — KLEGANT COB.
suite, furnished or unfnrnlshrd: otber rooms:
housekeepg If dtslred; board opiiunal. 327 Larkln.
j-i..1. >trco..
"\7"OSEMITB HOUbi., 1045 MARKET— PER
X nifht, 85c 'o il: week, $1 50 to $3: families.
i I A7Q MARKET — HOUMtKliKi '
I lull/ rooms; kitchen exclusive.
A^lktion Mro*..
MONTANA HOUSE, 7tj4% MISSION. NEAR
4th— Newly opened; sltigle rooms, 10c, 15c
and 20c per ulg.it: 60c, 90c end $1 25 per w*>ek.
HAM'OCK IIULSh. V»t MlS^lO."*; FKLECT
iamllv roonilnc-hcuae; »1:.0;o$d per wrek,
j QO'l MISSION - NICtLY KUKNIHHBtI
V£O-4 sunny bay- window cua single froat rooms-
Ifl'l MISSION — NICK, SatALL, NEWLY
±\JO± furnlsued rooms to lee. ,
1/-9 C Ml.-SION - SUNNY FURNISHED
XVCO room for gentleman. $5: uew bouse.
McAllister btrees.
"1 A MCALLISTER, NKXT HIBEKNIA BANK.
11 Ruo'ns, otticeH, Btudlos.classrooms: $B rno. up
iuinna strett;.
CZU7 MINN" -». (■•">». EIGHTH— FUR-
DO i nlsbcd biy-window room; $1 p«r week.
Natoma street.
nr>-\ 1 NATOMA-2 NKATLY PUftNISHED
0012 front rooms cheap. i. ; ," ■•
rj(\ 1 N ATOM A. COX. EIGHTH— 3 CONNECT-
i U I Ing furnlsbed front iouius for housekeeping.
O'jt .11-. I 9if«j.. l
1 <7d O'rWRRELL-FUKNISHK.D PARLORS
J. O tot doctor, dentist or dressmaker; also
otber roonii.
ncy* O'FARRELL - WELL FURMSHED
I Zd^i large rooms; grate, gait and bath: (or lor
2 gents.
• : ■ ' • ■■
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 189 T.
BOOMS TO LET- Continued.
I oar Mreo;.
90Q POST (BOHEMIA)_3 BLOCKS FROM
— •)• ' leading fcoleis-.qniet; travelers accomodited
1 owe, i Mruec. '
901 I>oW ELL (THE MONTELLO), N\V.
»-l/.i cor. of u'Farrell— Sutiny front rooms; rea-
-8On»bl*; particular attention to transients.
190 POWELL -FURNISH e77~FRONT
I— •O rooms: cbeap: transient otic up.
\THW MANCHESTER (CHANGED HANDS)
xi 54 Sixth, cor. Mission— Newly furnished and
renovated throughout: elecrant sunny suliea; slnglu
GO 'IO IriE GLENBROOK, 116 SIXTH—
You'll always find nice rooms; reasonable.
seveiiin Stieo..
pRAND SOUTHERN. firn AND MIBSION-
V.T Suites, single; sunny: moderate; transient.
Shotwell Street.
901 SHOT WELL-SUN N V BAY-WINDOW
— O I room In p tvate family. ; ; .-'",'
Mitli Struct.
9^9 SIXTH-NICKLV FURNISHED ROOM
•^5- for 2 men: 91 50 each a week.
MUter Street.
rpHE STANFORD, 320% SUTTKR— NEWLY
X furnished sunny suites au«l sinsle. day, wk, mo.
7XI GUTTER — KOOMS 6UITAiSLE FOR
I i'l dentist or physician.
letiaina Streei.
p. (\ TEHAMA-SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS !
O\J 10 let.
*i-iv<j Mreo..
9JI THIRD ST.— LARGK SUNNY UNFUR-
•^•vI2 uished root rooms; cheap. ■■ i ■
Thirteenth Street.
IQQ THIRTEENTH —\i LARGE ROOMS:
XO«7 kitchen, bath, gas ana stationary. '
Turk Street.
91-1 TURK-NICKLY FURNISniiD ROOM.
X4O TURK-EXTRA LARGE NICELY FUR-
« J"I«> iiished room: 2 gentlemen; private bouse;
gas; bath; $15: single room $6.
\ uu Nea« A m>.
Ql 7 VAN NEifS— SUNNY SUIT OF UNFUR-
Ol I nished 1001 m, 815; also lurcished back
parlor.
BOARDING AND KOOMS,
SUNNY ROOMS, lURNISHI.:D OR UNFUR-
-0 nished, single and en suite, with board. 712
V»n Nes-i tve.
\IKWLY FURNISHED PARLOR SUITE AND
Xi oth-»r rooms, with board, In a .lewlsh family.
1023 O'Farrell st., near Van ttesa aye.
1 JAI VAN NESS AYE. — PARLOR sUITJi:
11U J priva'e bnth:slns:e n'id doable rms: |board
ASDSOMK ALCOVE CV>RNhH SUI IK IN
lovely private residence, with board lor 2;
$65 a month. L. S., lox 38, Call Office.
IjAX VAN NESS AYK.-MNNY RCOMS
J-"IUU with board; private family,
OAO VAN NK&.S AY.— NEWLY FURBISHED
CUO sunny front alcove; bay-window; large
dress-room; hot, cold watensltigle rms;suramerrate
XI C ELLIS— NEWLY' FURNISHED ROOMS,
<->XO witn board; ?:0 up: use of parlor; p ano.
1 fj(»t* POsT— NICE LARGE BOKKY MSAT-
J \JO\J ly fuml<bed rooius; board: rlne olHces.
HOTKL SALI:-BURY. 299 HYIIH: (UNDER
new management) strictly lsi-c|as< h»i:d = ome
large sunny rooms ; healthiest location incity:b«au-
tif jI rounds; excellent board; references exchn^d
£*(\O BUSH-NICKLY FURNISHKD MNNY
v»v/O rooms, rirst-cless board: day, wi, mo.: sin-
gie, s2o; 2, 815 mo.; tath: modern convenieaces
pOLUMBfA. 1-3 EDDY —HO Ms 51 50 TO
\J 93 a week: rooms wtlh bohr 4. $20 10 $30 a
month; nice &ai:fs; board for two, $40.
BUOOKLYN . HOTEL, 20S-212 P.fSH ST..
tJ board and room *Ito $2 per day. 56 to $1 p»r
weeK choic« rooms 60 cents to 81; »u!te ronmi
tor family SI tosl oOp^rnighi: first-Class vervice-
irve coach. CHARLES MO.N'TIiuAIEKY'.
pHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—
\J WEEKLY CALL, sent to anvaddrpes In tha
I* nited States or Canada one year for $1 00, post-
ase free.
CHILDREN BOAKIIKD.
pERMAN LADY WISHES CHILDRKN TO
VT board: rooms for parents. R. P., box 35, Call.
STORES TO LET.
©]f» 1009 LARKIN, COR. POST— BUSINESS
«JDXU. b:ock; store, wlih living-room. 102 hddy.
1 99 HOWARD — STORE, WITH FIX-
J- *J — tures: suliatle for family: rent cheap.
OOA THIRD— sTuUK, WITH 2 BOuMS;
O«J X good accommodations: ren: $.'5 to $60.
(i«JC FOLSOM— LARGE STORK: 3 ROOMS;
UOO yard.; grocery or lurniture stcre: $.2 50.
] Q(Wi HOWaRU, COX. FOURiKENTH—
J Cj<J'' Store, - rooms; suitable barber or other
business. :. . -\
OFFICKS TO LET.
EMMA SPRECKfcLS BUILDING, 927 MAR-
ket st.— *l2 10 S2O. A6HTON, room 210.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
A T SHERMAN, CLAY' iCO.'S MUSIC STORE.
A Corner Kearny and Su:ter titreets
Great bargains in second-hand bleb grade piano-i.
Original price. Now.
1 Steinway nprigbt f575 . 9375
1 Steinway upright 575 S5O
1 Chickering concert grand 1400 400
1 Hallet <fc Davis oarlorcrand... 800 '.'75
1 Chlckenng upright 700 3/5
1 Weber uprigut 9i)O 450
1 Weber upright.. 650 300
1 Kuub.' uprigtt f,OO 31)0
1 Kranlch <fc .Kaioti upright 450 250
1 Emerson upright HSO 2*J5
1 Vose & Sons upright 350 - <:00
and o.hcr* too numerous to mention. Sola on our
new reut contract plan. |5, B. $7 «nd $S per
month. These pianos ars ludne condition and
fully guaranteed.
SrEINWAY.SI7S; A HARDMAN, NEARLY
new, $350; a Ch»se Fros., fine order, 275;
Dewing Bros., $190, and also 5250, splendid in-
s'raments: an excellent piano, $150. and anutner
at J9O: all guaranteed: headqunrters fur low
prices and fair treatment. THE J. DEWING
CO.. second floor, Fiood bui.ding.
BAKGAIN-GREATEST KVER OFFERED IN
planoii; some of the failure stock formerly at
the Emporijm: all makes from SiOO to $2.10;
rented and sold 00 installments from $i 10 $10
per month; also our regular stock: best in the
city to select from. HEINE, 186 Ellis St., Y. M.
C A. buildinjr. ;"-/ :;
A BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND I.ARG-
A est house west of cbica.o is KOHLER &
CHASE'S. 26. 28 and 80 O'Fanvll st. Pianos,
organ* and all other musical Instruments, of all
grades und prices. Terms easyi pricaii lowest.
y vi-rythmjr possible dou-j to please anl satisfy
the customer.
CTUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN PI-
JTV anos; monthly paymeuts 85 up: correspon-
dence sollcltecu THK V. .W. bPKNCKR COM-
PANY, 633 Market St.. opp. Maaon; «siablUheJ
over '.0 years. 1
UGU3T BARGAINS-GORDON UPRIGHT,
»30; Weber upright, $2UO; tohmer, »150;
Biuttmfr, flOO; a sweep on alt piauos.
BrtUUNK'3, 2^s Post st.
BU^iA-fIUR REDUCTION IN PRICES—
Halnes. Knabe, Bush <t Gerts and others: scc-
ond-han-i pianos from $100 up. W. C. HAMIL-
TON, successor to A. L. Bancroft & Co., 324 i'osu
Sr-.jr NOW WE GOT WHAT YOU WANT:
«p It), cheap, good second-n»nl pianos: Weber,
Gabler, PUiel, others. 11OKNUNG. 21 ti Post St.
COHJIEBit CO.. BYRON MAUZY. MSWBV,
O Evans, Brings ana other pianos: see our rent
plan; no interest first ar. 308. SlO, 312 Post.
Al>illN"lVrßAl>-U'n SALE -MUST StLI.;
A p:a. ioi at taimeds* rednctlou for cash or oa
Icstollmeots Ka'ION »TaTK 735 Mnrkoi st.
STEINWAY UPRIGHT AND BABY GRAND
Steinway saciltkeU. KbKl'FfS, 1019 Van
Ness aye.
PIANO; UPKIGHTs SPLENDID INsTRU-
X nient; cost (}3UO; sacrlfictd tor «100. 1625
Chnrcb »t.
ELEGANT EMKKSON UPRIGHT; FINE
tone: bargain. K. W. LICK. 118 McAllluer st.
fflj'/fC F/NE ROSEWOOD: SACRIFICED ON
<&'iO. if, installments. V2l Lvavenworth su
BAI.GAIN; GOOD UPriIGHT SCHMITZ. 16
McAllister st., next Mibernla Bank.
i. EAUTIFUL UPRIGHT AT MAUVAIS',769
l> Market St., Jor $ l'-'S: pianos to rent.
\L r O. HADGKK. SrOLii. /.GEM FOR li ALLK C
i» ■& .Davis and Francis Bacon pianos. 41 sacto.
QUPKKIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS.OLD NKW
O H. MULLKR, maker, repuirer. -J. Latham place
KNABtC: i'iANOa; .\f,V eCALK; TvlTw
styloi. KOHLEK & CHASE, 80 O'Farrell st.
AT KHKRiIAX. CLAY A UK'S ONLY UiU"
ji'U liuU a s;oci( 01 new bteinway piauos,
•■• -'■'■ ■-•:.. ■? -
PERSONALS.
INFORMATION WANTED UKJOHX J. PA X-
X ROIT, who dlBKPP<i\red Novemier 10, I^9'J:
was 43 yfars od: h"Uht 5 feet 10 laches: lijrtit
complexo dark biown rtirly hair, mixed with
gray, sandy mustache, rray eyes: weijbt 190
rounds; traveling salesman. K. P.. box D 9, Call.
W'Ol'LU LIKE IO MAKE ACQUAINTANCE
'V ofyncng lady; muullve wit, 1 parents: play
music; not over 35 years eld. H. D.,,box 147, this
oflicf.J
METHOD OF VOICE BUILDING. REDU-
cing tbetralnins of the voice to an exact sci-
ence; not on is trie power 01 voiunae of every
voice at least doubled ana the scale or compass
extended from 2 to & tones, but the quality of tim-
bre becomes absolutely pure ana resonant through-
otit the c:. tire range; perfect ease In Hlncing the
highest notes: pa'rons and pupils carefully prf-
pared for parior, platform, concert, choir, stag* or
opeia: former pupus and references— Franz ve>
ter. Daa Morrison, Abble Whiunery, Adelaide
Detchon, Mane Holton, Helen Potter. Grace
Greenwood. Amy Leslie, Aloani. Barillt, Lagrange,
Marchesl, etc For terms a.'.a instructions appiy
to CLARKE'S VOCAL, STUDIOS 533 Market su,
Holidays, Wednesdays and Fridays only.
ADVICE FREE: DIVOBCK, LAWS A SPKC-
ialtv: private; noiee without success; probat .
G.W.HOWE, atty at law, 850 Market, cor.
HAIR TROUBLKS Fi.Y BKFORE QUINONIA
fiatr 'itnic. 35c bottle. LEL»IIRER, 111
Stcckton it.
MOONEY* CO-.tiElECl I V E AND COLI.EC l-
ing Ag»-ncy,9l7 Market: 25 years' exprience.
MM E. HOLLAND HA*:PEKMANENTLY LU-
caied at room 1, 2"J3 Post a.
\ LASKAX DOGS. TRAINED To PACK. FOB
-^V sale. Address X., box 1. Call OiHce, Oakland.
IT DOESN'T COST MUCH TO BECOME AC-
X rinainted witu my bair-dres«lr<s— 2sc— but the
acquaintance is sure to be lai.ing. (iray and
f'ii'ai-ued hair restored tp Us natural c >lor for from
$1 sOU>?i. U. LEDDRER, 111 Stockton su
\\: ANTKD- ILO LADIES TO JOIN KXPK.
*» dition: rirst stearaer next sprius to K'ondike:
surerior inducenientj to resr.ectable ladies. In-
cibße btamp tor particulars, K.oudike, 14a Geary
St., San Francisca
TjiREE TO ANY ADDHKSS, MY BOOK GIV-
.F ln< full information about a ucver-faillng
hftrm!e-s and ptrmanent home cure of tne opium,
uiorphtne, cocaine, whisky aud tobacco hubl's.
DX. J. O. HOFFMAN, Isabella bldg., Chicago, 111.
Mlxs I\KAitL HARRISON, CAKUBKADJSB,
has returned. Room 2, 120^ Geary st.
LAW OFFICh— MRS. S. L. CABL.E.I2SB M AR.
kt, r. 127; collections: divorc- laws; alvice free.
GROCERIES ARE CHEAPEST AT THK "UP-
-10-da.e" store, -acrsmenio; fruit Jams in glcas
iars, 10c; rolled oats. 2\*>a B>: condensed mills, 4
for 25c: tomatoes, 6Uc doz.: good coff>e, fresa au'l
■whole, i7VsC tb, ground to order: flue lea, 25c
lb: send for list. BEF.sLEY & SON. Sacrampnto.
T)IG OUTDOOR STEREOPHCON BHOWEVK-
X) ry nigiii <or. Market and SUlh sts.; artistir&d-
vertiseme its in living H«ht: promotHrs of Dusl-
ness. ConsuUOWL ADV. CO., 1140 Market st.
T?LECIRJU LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM;
Jli wincuester House, 44 hlrd m., nr. Market;
'..'OO room*. 25c to $1 50 per ittsht: ?1 50 to $6 per
vire«; free bus and baega.e to and from the ferry.
SCPKnPLUOCS HAIK» KKMuVED BY
electrolysU. MRa DR. WELCH. 2115 Bti^n.
F~ APKK HANGING, PAINTING, KTC: WALL-
X paper 4c. 1302 Webster, pnone Pine 4933.
VOTICK-LA VKRITE TOILET PARLOUitt-
Xi moved to 30 Geary su, near Kearny.
SUIITOOKDKHON hAiVl.\blAi,LMi.M'S.
L. LEMOS, 1117 Market it, bet. 7th uud Bth.
f^LOAKd AND : AILOK-MAJJK SUITS RK-
V' tailed at wholesalo ligures. 20 bansome st.
HHUF.-CHMIiJI, SANITARY' PLUMBKR,
. r«sfitter. b'j:<<*olden <-iat<> «v. Tpl. mtt«T47l.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
WHAT IS YOUR VOCATION?
*» HAVE YOU PROSPERED?
WHAT ARK YOUK HOPES?
Mrs- DR. F. CL.AKK will lift, tho dark veil of
your future life; she eives you vaiuab:e ADVICK
and AID In ail affairs ot lite, ot private r.s well aj
of business nature as, lor Instance, pertaining v>
Love, Matrimony, Friendship, ±>usines\ LairsaUi.
Contested Wins, Divorce. Damago Kulu. Minlni;.
£h« discovers lost or stolen properly, finds nun^J
treasures, prevents slcßness mmfortcr.e; ream-
iilea '.iiM separatea, thus resioring loet happiness
Every person ti adapted to some particular bus;-
iirss, profession or trade, whicn may juitly be term-
ed their mi* vocation, ana yet more tnan half ot
you are fiKhtln; against an unknown fate tor fame,
loriurm hiio positui:i wblcti you do not and canr.ut
ootalu nntii you iii:n your true vocation. Hours. 10
to oaily. >ena stamp for circular ana npecial
itrms. MRS. UK. i: LARK. 1206 Markeu S. K.
VA. TEI^LS FULL NAME.
IV. A.-Ks NO QUESTIONS.
MRS. NASIi,
CLAIRVOYANT AND MKDIUM.
This ct-lebratcd mrdlum. the clairvoyant of a.l. l
clnlrvoyams, who gees It all, tells you all and in-
stantly elves you j.eace ani happiness. 1 n-ver
a»K a question, but before you utter a word I lell
your iihme, names In full of all tbat you ars inter-
ested in, nil dales, f icts. e'.c. I teil you who are
true to you and who ara false, what hopes you
may have of winning your desires ana whai obsta-
cle* &rtt in your way and how to remove them.
How to make tne b*st of your talents and pros,
per. How to get money. I ii:id lost articles and
locate hidden treasure. Before en erinj? into busi-
ness, law, dlvorc* or marriagp consult me. Drive
Bwjiy 1 vii si.'eiin, i-iiir. d ■ blocks, bad luck and
habits, and overcome ail evil wuiks, rivals and
enemies. I never fail. I have brouithi about
moie happiness than nil otrur meilums. < ihers
ere be helped: why not you? If you ar« poinr .0
fee v medium, why no. see the very best" It conts
110 more. .Nomine to be paid in advance, and If
not entirely satisfactory nothing at all. Do you
desire anything fairer than that? Residence. 4'.'o
Eddy su.'tntweea Leavenworth and Hyde. OOice
hours: 9 a. M. to 8 P. m.
MMf. PORTER, WO.\L»KKFUL CLAIKVOY-
ant card -reader, oorn double veil and seconi
islght; diagnoses dihease, lull life reading: la. 5Uc;
ge:itssl: palm, ana clali v.: siu $1 50. 12U Turk.
MRS. MANDENA. CLAIRVOYANT. I'ALM-
-Ist, as:rok>(tlst: skepucs inviied; satisfaction
gaaranteed. 308 Mason Et.
ARSDI, OKRMAN FOKTUN K-TELL-
i^t er; ulls past and future: {fives picture future
husband or wife: 25c up: never fails; 431 Hayes.
MME.HANSEN. PALMIST, CAKD-WRITER;
pact, present, aud future, iifea 148 6th su, r. 6.
GYP6Y LIFE-RE if SKVKXTH ST.:
ladies 25c, tents tOe; all questions answered.
lIMK, MOKKAU. HKST MEDIUM, CLAIK-
i»I voyanu curd- render; 2&cup. 73i'oarthsL
ONsiULT LUCKY MKDIUM; KEADS FROM
/ cradle to grave; 25c. 41 Minna su, basement.
MISS MELVILLE. GREAT CLAIRVOYANT
and. water reader. r .<l '■ ■> Mission, opp. Mint
ME. RAVr.NA READS LIKE FLUJC.NTI.Y:
uuiu.tMs tdvlc^; names given; 25c up.s Fourto.
MM YBILLE: FROM CHADLE TOOBAYKI
future husband's picture 25c-.ladies.9l4 O'F»rr
t KS DR. ANNA THOMAS— FIRST IN HSR
I profession: never ".advice; heip 929 Post.
nZ*)(' MISSION — SUBSCKI PTIO.Sa ASO
J-O _,l) wart n<H tnw<>n ior 'I'KK CaLU
" SPIKITUALISM.
AM. FRANCIS. INDEPENDENT SLATE
. writer. 1 '.& Halgßt; st.; hoars 9 nntii p. n.
PSYCHICSPIRITUALINSTITUTE. SKANCE
X Suu.Tu& Fii. eve.; sit. dai. 10 to s. 1423 M'kt.
CV. MILLER.KTIiEREALIZING TRUMPET.
• stance, Bp. v . -sc. 409 Leavenwortn st
\|RS FiLTON—^LATt- SEANCE
IVJ to-uifjht, 50c; sittings daily. 31 Fcl! St.
ME. YOUNG'S TEST CIKCLE TO-NIGHT,
10c; wonderrul tests. 605 McA lister st.
MRS. JIAYOSTKEKS, 1I2V«, OAK: CIRCLES
Tuwdoy, 8 p. m.; Thursdß)-. 2 p. m.; readings.
MKS. Mt'KKY, FROM N W YORK, CELE-
biated meaiuin, hea;er. 303 Jessie, uear 4th.
MRS. HtNDKE ROGERS, KLKCI RO-MAG-
netlc healer; sitings daily. ls!8 Taylor st.
KS.J.J. UHIINKY, fcPIIiITU A MEDIUM,
for nit"i.«iii;wt him advice. llUti Market ou
/. . „.. . . HORSES. ;
FOR BLACK HORSE: 6 YEARS OLD;
good r -adsier: very reasonable. Olympic Club
Slattlt's. 503 Sutler.
Ai Hui^E, BUfi.y AND HARNESS FOP.
-a c clien. . . 1236 Market 6U, roo»i 77.
Mul.es FOKKI. ndike; so HEAD CHEAP.
Aduit>>s box 63, Arroyo Graade, Cal.
■X|VAIX-roßPjBa HORSKS. Wa-oNS,
O\j carts, harness; auction sale every Tuesday.
TATTEI.SALL'JS, 721 Howard st.
AUCTION frALKa nVKKIf. SATURDAY AT
11 o'clock of horses. bucgie*. wagous, narnesi,
etc . cmiioriuiu sales y««ii Vaioucm »t.. -1
WA'IKIN>, auctioneer. >■
JJ| Hui,sii.3 -iOU. bALK: Ali««J WAlitUt
JU buggies, earn, harness; <<ran.l Arcade ilorj*
Marke;, 827 bixth st-i nncilon tales every VV"*a-
cegda/ MJLLiVAN'^iiU'Li'.. Anciionaßn.
AVAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
PHAETON: A BARGAIN. 836 DEVISA-
XTdero su, uoar McAllister. ,
Y>HE A VEST PLACE IN TOWN: FARM WaG-
ons, bnggie.«. backs and harness; new and sec-
ODd-aand. ISth end Valencia »ik.; tel. wiiite 371.
BARGAINS'' IJARGAINS! IJAKGAINS! IN
new and second- hand wagons, buggies, carts,
harness, rubes and blankets. Lelbolu Harnesi
Compauy, -11 Larkla .st., opp. new City UalL
•mine LaUNDRY, BAli-EK's a-sd MILK
r mbgona cieap for cush or installment*: - 1 nne
top anU open bugc>; also 1 hack. Harrison aL
■ - w. ,■.■•-»■ ;■.'.; ' ' '
CITY REAL ESTATE.
BUY THI-> -
FOR A HOME
- OR AN TNVESTMKNT.
®AZ.f\f\ GREEN ST.. NEAR POLK; NEW
»IpttiH'U, modern cottage 01 8 rooms and bath:
finished basen.ent.launrtry.etc.; cement sidewalk:
Etieet accep ed; chd lease fcr purchaser tor one
year at *4u per month if cleared.
EAHTON. ELDKIDOK <fe CO..
t;;-: 1 Market su
7JREBIDIO HEIGHTS LOT*.
X A SACRIFICE.
: T -^,:^ - must sell.
C'DO^fk WASHINGTON ST., NR. SPRDCE;
is£LiO\). 30x100. __
Oil Q^A WASHINGTON 6r.,NR. SPRUCE;
tJpUOU. VSxI27 :SV4"
EASTON, ELDRIDGE <fe CO.,
tiHS Market st.
pHEAP COTTAGE.
\J ■■■*:■.: ■■■■■■ must be sold.
<i£i ana cottage of 6 rooms and
(JplUuU. bath; lot 25x125: on line of Geary-
si, cars.; easy terms If desired.
EA6TOX, JtLDBIDGE & CO..
, 6.8 Market st.
MODKRN FLAT".
ONE BLOCK NORTH OF MARKET.
Qi!^r\(\f\ PAIR OF MODF.K.V FLATS OF 5
(JpUUUU. and 6rooms«n<l b.-.th; well built and
in good condition: rents «6uO- per annum; street
work done, A stun. hLL/hIUOK t 1 0..
bbB Market at.
RICHMOND FLATS.
NEW AND MODERN.
ig. qnnn PAIR OF up-to-datk FLATS of
(JIOuUU. 4 and 5 rooms, ha: h and basement;
especially well built: pays 4360 perwnnum.
EAbTOJI, EIiJDRIDUK <t CO..
638 Market st.
rpEAMSTJCK OR CONTRACTOi;.
1 CENTRALLY LOCATED LOT.
<&9nftfV OFF 12TH ST. NtCAR FOLSOM;
<Ir — V/'MI. lot 40.x 75: sarriflced to close estate;
gcod location tor stable and sliop; street bituoii-
nized and accepted.
ASTON, ELDRIDGE <£ CO..
<508 Market st. :
, j
TVTEfcTERN ADDITION RESIDENCK.
»T RKDUCKD FROM %55G0.
G»?;nnn cctavia st., near broad-
t|pc)\Jv/v/.- way; handsome |2-story bay-window
bonse of 7 rooms and bath; in tine condition;
F re ucii range; iuidern plumbing: brick lounda-
tion: etc.: lot 25x137:6: ■ street b;tua;inized;
cement sidewalk.
BASTOK, ELDP.IDGE & CO.,
b3B Market st.
MISSION COTTAGE.
ONLY «150 CASH.
KW, MODERN COTTAGK OF 6 KoOMS AND
1> bath; lot 25x114; price f23JO; only *15U
cash; balance monthly same as rent.
EAaTON, t.LUlllD>iK & CO ,
6cB Marketst.
MODEKN FLATS OF 6 AND 7 ROOMS; THE
tiiic.it In the city; 752 and 754 Clayton, uear
Waller; r<»n e l ceiling in dining-room: o.ber jooma
papered MM re<«oe<l; now open for inspectipu;
$50'J cash, balance t>amo as rent. Apply ou'the
premises. ''■:"•'>'
]M t-IDK 25TH, BET. SANCHEZ AND NOE;
i.' . elenat modern cottage 6 rooms and btith:
high Utsciiitnt: lnrge attic. A. I'KTiiY, builder
v: d owner, 10/1 sianchc z.
■VTIiW HUUSK; 7 ROOMS: BATH: LARUE
-»-' lo:; city water: MitSion cars- $'.2100 cash, or
eesy payments same as lenu Owner, 413 Kearny
su. 9 to 12 o'clock.
Oj. 1 Ql\(\ WILL BUILD HOU^EOK 2 FLATS
«Jp I OUu c -mp etc: will call. oi]£O. M. SALb-
BURY. Builder, 521 X St., --Uiiset District.
NOSEY TO LOAX.
A>'Y AMOUNT AT 6V-8 CENT ON REAL
estate: secoud and third mortgages, estates,
undivided Interests, real estate in probate, ln«in-
suraiic. uoods in warehouse, furniture and pianos
without removal: mortgages and legacies bought;
no delay, it. McCuLGAN, 2-1 Montgomery st.,
ro-jm ii.
Q.'^f\(\ (\c\(\ AT 6 p kk Cfc; - Vl on oity
ijpQ\J\J. \lVJ\t buslues« property; other city
real estate at 61/3 ppr cent: al->o Cakland; life In-
surance: seroi.it mortgages: estates; undivided
Interests; rial estuie in piobate; any sum: pri-
vate capital piticed: morteages boueht- MAN-
HATTAN I/)AN CO.. 10 Mu.s b'd;f. eround floor.
1 UA.Nb ON FURNITURK OK PIANOS IN
J J h. F., Oakland or Alameda, at lowest rale 3. i
without removal; no commUsioiu: 00 d c ays. I
J. NOONAN. 1017 to 1U23 MlhSion, above blxth;
iel South 14.
IOW KATI', »5 I'H.K MONTH INTr.Rr.ST
J 0:1 each $100J: 55c per month on $10'): second
mortgage: any security, Cush. box '£. Call Ottice.
BAXK11OOK» OF THE CALIFORNIA SAV-
ings and i.oun Society bon^hl; raone/ loaned
On all kinds of personal property. .iLil liiirdst.
\\ J E HAVE MONU.Y TO LOAN ON -CITY
'» real estate: Interest na-inisu.e. Cat. Title
Ins. and Trust ca, -10 .Montgomery at., Mlilsbuld.
HIGHLY 15ESPKCTAELE AND I'RIVATK
place to obtain liberal advances on diamonds
•nd elry of the lowest rates. Baldwin Jewelr/
b'.ore, 043 Mi>rk<>i s'. leicphotii (ireen 804.
DVANCKS MADE ON DIAMOND-, BONDS,
watcnes, je.velry, sl!vi>rw*re. setlstcins. bug-
Ries,in!trnmeu-s UNCLE 11 AKHIS, 16 Grant ay.
A DVANCKS ON .FURNITURE OR PIANO-i,
i\ with or without removal; no delay: norom-
mission: lowest interest. Room 6H. 1170 Market.
ON 1 I I'.MTURE; VKRY LOW INTEREST;
no commission. SCKIBNER, 7 City Hall aye.
ANY MORTGAGES: EsTaTES: FlR-
niture. i. LJCVITZKT, 304 Montgomery st.
LOANS ON PIANOS, FUKNIIUEE, REAL
1j estate, B.c. Room 1, 24 Mon.i;omery su
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS; NO REMOVAL;
low int.; private party. Km. 3, 402 Geary st.
V| ONKY to loan on all securities as low as
J»L banks. S. SALOMON, 828 Montgomery.
ANY SUM; lax OR j.d Moß'l (JAUKs, FUKNl-
ture, estates, etc. li. iiUHPII V, a-.'B Market.
1 AO.OOO ON LIFE INsUBANCK POLICIES
«H) I V/ low Interest JOS. E. 'IOPLITZ. 83J Pine.
Cj i i Ju «iO,OUy; LUWKST KATK; ISTi2D
<3)<Jv mortg.; any proposition. Dryaen, 413Monc
SW. COR. KlXT.fcliN"m &i., EAK MISSION;
brnnch office at XUi Call, butiscriptious tin 4
wnnt arts lakt-n.
DENTISTS.
"V7"AN VKOOM <fc CO.'S ELECTRO- DKNTAL I
V l'ailors, 99V Market st. : lady attendant; no gus '
or other dan^eroa* Anaesthetics eiven; electricity i
the great agent used to relieve palu; lee;h filled j
ana extracted phinlessly by our new electrical >
process; a written guarantee Riven with » : wonc
done: lowest prices: best work; aU surgic&l woric {
aitonded by O. W. Wlliiamson, M. I).. pUysiciaa I
and BDrt;eon: examination ireo by the or our !
new electrical appliances: porcelain and cold
crowns: bridge-work and teeib. without elates a
specialty. Electro-Dental Parlor*, 61)7 Marketst |
A FULL HET OF TEETH, f6: PAINLESS j
I*, txtraction; see our new combination plate: i
thtnne<t, liehtest, c»Oiest p:at>» made; wanutited
lOyeurs: fillings, 50c; crowns, $3 W; lady assist-
ant. CHICAGO DENTAL, PAKL 24 Sixth.
VTKW V OKK DENTIBIS: fcKT Ot TI.ETH, *5;
1' pain ess txtractina. 5Uc: none but experienc-
ed gtaduate dentists connected with ih s offi.e*
all uork warranted,, 989 Mission at., cor. Sixth.
DR. GKORGE W. LEEK. THE GENUINE
Leek dentist, discoverer of painless extraction
and patentee of Improved bridg* work or teeth I
without any plat«. moved from 6 to 20 O' tarrell.
DR. LULLUM HILL, 1443 MAP-KKT ST., ISR.
Eleventh, liochxrge for extracting when plates
are made; od' plates made over like new; leeth
from $8 per sot; extracting 50c: gas given.
ffl»c FULL SET OF TEEIH: BEST MAKE:
«JPi). kept In repair: exiiHctlng free; tilllnf;* 60o:
crowns $3 50. Pacific Dental I'arl 18 Thiid.
pAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60c; < IiOWN
J- bridge woric n specialty: plates 95 up: 13 year*
experlehca K. L. W,l LSH, D. 1). a., 81554 oekry.
pKOUMK HK.M'AI, ASSOCIATION. 7i>9 MAR-
\J ket, tet. 3<l and 4th; ran specla'.isti; pamlasi
extracting, wlih pas, $1: plates.. $7 up: fill. »1 up.
WC. HARDING, M. I)., 600 SUITER, COR.
• Powell: tel. Main 0373; painless extraction.
AHIOJ)KNTALPAIU,ORb. 906 MARKET ST.;
\J extracting 6O0; filling 50c up: crowns f 3 up.
ALL \VOi:K IitASOS AIiLE AND WAR-
ranted. DX. J. W. KEY. 1320 Marfee: st.
XT OF KTH WITHOLU , A i'LAVij. Uti
H. C YoiUS 1841 i'olk
K. J. J. LKIiK. 1126 JU ARK XT ST.: OPiiS
I\H. J. J. LKl'-K. J126 Al.MiKKl' 61". . Oi*iiS
/ .evpiilntrs: Sunday* till imoa. deiulstrr lau^h:
COLTO.V DKNTAL ASSOCIATION. bO6 -»Ai4-
tet st. Dlt. CHARLES \\. DKcliKl^
SW lull r-!*.TEKNTH »T.. N-bAtt iU3
sion: branch office, ot Ta« l»u. buu-
tcrlption* »nd v/i»nt ad 9 t.-.kpn ,
I IXANCiAI..
OANS nn ri'nl estate, but.ds, etc. ; lowest rates,
JMgaFEK ißnTiiKiis 1.8 MocitgoniTy it,
ATTOBNEYS-
JA. MITCHELU RhMOVKD TO 1206 M A 11-
-• ket; all legal matters; collections; »d vice free.
ADVICK >RKE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC-
ialty; private; nofeewir.h out success; p-obate.
G. HOWE, atty at 1aw, 850 cor. toe 11.
JNO. F. HANLON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 63J
Market, rooms 15 anJ 16, upp. Palace Hotel..
ADVICK FRKE: No CHARIiK PjjU»fcfW SUC
cesstui. \v. W. DA VI DS'.»N. »27 Market sc
. PHYSICIANS.
T\R. C. C O'DoNNISLL, ISO 6 MARKET, KEB
U *Bbl 25th s:.; dis-.as«i ot women a specialty.
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COITNTRY KEAI/ ESTATE.
SWEKNY KAXtH,
NEAR REDWUOD CITY, SAN MATEO
COUNTY.
We will subdivide the celebrated ranch cf the
lato liy Vs D. bweeny In tracts of . 100 acres or
less: rich soil for fruit, grain and wgeiablfs:
plenty ot water; this property immediate. y adjoins
Kedwocd City, and is only cue hour's ride from San
Francisco: suitable for umalt home tarmtt: prices
below all former quo;atioj .and upon unnsual
easy terms, For particulars call or address
. EAbTu.V, J..LDKIDOE <fc CO.,
638 Martcetst., san Francisco,
Or our Branch Office at Redwood City, Cal.
AJ OUNTAIX VIEW LANDS.
ITI koR SUBURBAN HOMES.
Especially adapted to raising deUauon3 frntW
and vegetao es. We have a few choice subdlviaions
of 10 10 20 acres each in the Nowoail <Jb Wise
Tract, wbicn we offer at extremely low prices,
ranging up to $126; on'.y half a mile from Moun-
tain View Btatiou. Apply for full partlcu ara to
KASTOX, KLDRIDGK & CO.,
638 Market si., uau l-ranclsco.
Or WOOHTKK Jt WHITTON,
7 Santa Clara st.. Ban Jose.
f£»p:rw\ RKWAHD; FUR SALK IN LOTS TO
t£)O\J\J suit. S4O to $M) per acre, 1200 acres of
tbe host fruit land in the State, located 4 miles
from Brentwood, on ihe Southern Pacific hail-
roal, 4 rnilis from Autioth and U hours from San
Francisco; freight to ban Iriancisco 75c ton;
far- from Aotiocn to .-an Francisco, oy steamer,
v:sc; land is lewl and needs no lrr.ga:ion; cli-
mate, soil, n-ater and location second to none In
tha State: if the above lend is not worth as much
lor iruits as lands in Ainmeaa. Santa « lara, bono-
ma, Sacramento and Los Angeles counties, valued
aud selling for $19U per acre, I will pay the person
producing such proofs *500: the erowinc: trets.
fruit of all kinds, vmj, alfalfa and vegelab!es
proving tha capabilities of the soil; title perfect;
lermi rezsonable; s>vera! small improved tract*
near station tor sale cheap; scud for circular.
JAMES O'HAKA. Brentwood, Contra Costa
lojiiii, Cal., owoer.
$1{\()(\ WELL - IMPROVED HOMK: 3
tUWU. acres; cew 6-rcom ha d-flnlshed
cot' age, with bath; 2 bay-windows and cemented
cellar; tankhouse, wlndmlW, barn, outbuildinss,
brooders, incubators, vegetable garden aud fruit-
tr<es: will i.iclude cow, horse, harness, wapon,
bu;Ky, farming nnd small tools: aso the bouse-
bu'i furniture; $2000 cash, balauce 5 net ceni: a
bargatu; owner going ha*;; 15 minutes' walk, from
tiiO .Fostomce. GEO. C. YOU.M*. Petalunia.
IITTLK HOilE.-< ULOSK TO 1OWS; IM-
-i provel: tas/ terms: also 4 Ut 12-acre plecea
on 8 anl 10 years' credit. D. H. TWINvi, So- ;
noma Ulty; every JiODdny at 63 Mnrlcet St., X F
Q|i;l Plilt ACRE— 4BO-ACRK WHKAT AND
0 ~ * s;ocic farm close to station, Alameda.
lonnty; house, barn, etc.; part caih. - ,
A WEWS- NEWS FOB 8 CENTS — TH*
t\- Vi'SEKLY CALL, ia wranper. for mailing.
PKOrEKTY TO EXCHAXGK.
TO EXCHANGE— FINE HOUSE AND LOT
00 Larayettfe st. in Alameda: cash value $5100,
for home in Berkeley. t>. W. HAItiHT, 3M Bao- ,
sarae st., S. F. !
Q>Z AN ACRK; 1280 ACRKS TIMBKR: GOOD
«IP«J for stock or frait ; plenty wa.er. 8.. box 40,
Call.
FBOPERTY WASTED.
OT J6OO, OR HOUbK AND LOT «1800,
-i wanted: cash. 8., box 39, Call Office.
SMALL HOCSE AND LOT. CITY OR NEAR.
Mils. KKURIGAN, L«avenwor;n ASacram'to.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE— 9OB BROADWAY.
OAKIiA>-J> B£Ali ESTATK.
■VfO DOUBT ABOUT IT— A home ON THE
X\ Oalindo Tract, Kast Oakland, is a perpetual
picnic; own your own home at abous tbe cos: of
renting: se«er. city water, a id streets all macad-
amized; 3 ekctric-car lines and fine 5-storf school-
house: graud site; climate and toil tbe best: com-
fortable home* surronnditiß and buh<!ing up fast:
tine large lots for .rl_'.'' upward: HO cash, $i to
$10 monthly; carriage fr»<-. Call or dropa line to
159 Ninth st.. h;t. Broadway and Washington,
Oakland. H. Z. Jo.NE-. owner.
GET A (.HOICK. hl'.ALl iiKIL iiOJIEWTB ;
while prices are low: lots $100 to $150 at
Fitch bur-i beyond Fruit vale; the oesl pro pert/
lor investment now offered: local trains ani
rlectrlo cars: 10 minutes to Oakland and 40 to
£an Francisco; splendid climate, oat of damp
belt; soil excellent ior gardr-niQ^: very best watar
Sucilitiei: good school; terrai to suit. Before buy-
ing In this locality ccc the owuit o« this property,
CM. KUNKLK. } 15^j V\ u»aiu*toa at., upslain
room 'JH, Oakland. CaL
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ■ ESTATE.
C?99fWl NEW COXTAUr; 4 ROOMS AND
«]P^a-wU. bath: ncirs »iion; eusr terms.
$»500— New colonial cottare now building: 6
roiirns. bath, etc.; in excellent location; 150
cash, 25 monthly.
$2860— New cottage, 6 rooms and bath; $150
cash ana $3j monthly.
MaRCUSE & KKMMEL,
Bay-street sta'.ion, Alameda, and 628 Market st.,
8. X Oflice open i-nndays and holidays.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
ONLY «750 WILL BUY A FIVE LARoE
lot containlnz over one-quar;er of an acre on
lon side of street, only two hl> cks Irom east
Berkeley local train and one blcck from electric
cars: lot Is IOOx i..> on one of the main avenues:
this is the best bargain offered in Berkeley (his
y*. H r. JAMES K. NAISMITH, 46 i Nn.th St.,
Oakland -
BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET.
FOR I.ENT-IN DESIRABLE LO< ATIO.V,
Berkeley, modern house of 9 room-, ba.h,
s oreroom ana laundry; compleiely furnished or
unlornUned, as desired by tenant: will r.-nt for 1
year or trrai of years: reasonable to desirable
tenant: 3 bocks from iierryruan station, 6 biocks
from Berkeley station aud university gate: large
yard. stßble and chicken-bouse. Apply on prem-
ises, 2025 Virginia St., or address Owner, box 60,
Call Office.
TRUSTEES* SALES.
TKL'STKES' SALE— IN ACCORDANCE WITH
the terms and under tbe authority of a certain
deed of trust, duly executed Dy kiCHaKD
T. OWEN (sometimes Ca led KICHAKD T.
OWKNS), party of the first part, to HENRY
C CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KE>T,
trustees, parties of the second part, and
the BAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION,
party of the third part, dated April lith.
1891, and recorded in the office of the County Re-
corder of the County of Fiesuo, State of California,
in liber 114 of deeds, at page* 4tt and following,
and in pursuance of a resolution passed on the
--d day of July, 189.', by the board of directors of
sao. SAN FBaNCI-CO siA VIKU6 UNION, a cor-
DOratlon, and the holder of the notes (No. 1i>,784).
10 secure jmym nt of which the aforesaid deed of
trust was extcuted, declaring that aefault had
been made in the payment ot the principal sums
and other bucss due nnder said notes and deed of
tru.Ht, and requesting aud directn? said HKNRY
C. CAMPBELL aud THADDEUS B. KENT,
trustees, to sell the real estate described therein
aod not rcrunvfyil to satisfy said indebtedness.
We. HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
B. KENT, trustees, do bere by give notice that on
TUESDAY, the ii-i:h day of au ust, A. D. 1897,
ut 12 o'clocic noon ot that nay. and at tbe auction
salesroom of Easton.Eldridge Co., No. 688 Market
street, in tbe City and County of San Francisco,
titate of California, we will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash 1n gold coin of the
Duited (states, tbe pieces or parcels of land sitnate
in the County of t restio, staio of California, de-
acriued as follows, to wit:
Accir<iinx to the otticial plats and systems of
turveys of the Government of the United states:
In township taine-'n (18) south, range twenty-
one i.li east, Moun Diab.o bnse and meridian:
Of section t- icht (8): the south half of the north-
east quarter (S. Vfc of NE. Vi), tbe southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of iSe nortbrsst
quarter (SW. 1/4 of NW. 14 of NE. 1,4); the west
half (W. 1/2). and the scutueast quarter (SE. 14):
Kzceptl however, a parcel CescriOrd a* toi-
Joys: Commencing at a point on the north line of
said soutl) unlf of the northeast quarter (>*. Va of
NE. V*) of said s-ctlon. distant tnereou fifty (60)
leet west, 01 the east line of said section, and ri.n-
-i-iu . tb>nce south, parallel with tbe e»stline uf
eatd section, to a point distant twenty (20) feet
lmrtti of th>! south lln-j thereof; thence west, par-
allel with the Nouth lin« of si-.irl section, fifty <i>o)
feet; iheuie north, parallel wim the ea t line of
said section, to >ai 1 north line of the south half of
tne n-.rtlu! quiirter (-. Vj or NE. 14) of said
section; and l«euce east, along the last-named
line, fifty (fO) feet, oth«; polntof commencement ;
AmlcOnininiiiL! I.i a 1, ;if er dedn«t'.[ij? md ex-
cepied parorl, nve bondied ana sixty-Uve ana
O e-l't'l (Sli)..i) ac.es 01 lan-J, rnoro or :eis.
Tosei l >er • ith Hi • »ppurt«-n<»nce<-
TERMS OF SALE— /ash In polfl coin of th»
United states: ten per cent payable to the under-
signed on the fall 01 the hammer: t balance on de-
livery of de^d; and it not so tmid. unless forwant
of title (ten d-iys b ing allowed for search), then
said ten per cent to be forfeited and the sale to be
void. Acts of sale at purchaser's expense.
. HENRY C. CAMPBELL, Tn
'CHADDEUS B. KENT. / rrnBt a '
li:gal NOTICES.
the california dkbritj commis-
-1 sion. having rtcsived applications to nine
liy the hydraulic process fiom E. H. Adams,
in the King Bird Mine. In Yuba Countr, near clip-
per Mills, to deposit tailings In Grizzly ■ Craek-
irom J. T. , Oof? man and George 11.I 1 . Miller, in
tne Lost Camp M.r.e.'near Blue Canyon, 1 facer
County, to deposit lallingj In Blue Canyon, and
from Mrs. E. a. Cox, In tne Washington Mine, in
Whiskey Diggings, Merra Cou.ty, to deposit taili-
ngs in Siate Creek*, give* notice that a meeting
will be t.e\<l at room J>9. Flood building, sran
Fn-ncisco Cal.. on Sept'-mhtr 7.1597.a' '* -» P M.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Tbe following marrfage licensas have been
Issued by the Couuty clerk' 3 office:
Carl Schmidt and Margaretts Yon, 31—
-. Jonti Robinson and Hnt.ie i»teaan. «6-l^
August 1 ett'.T3oa aud Auaa Carlasoj, 32—28. 1
BIRTHS— MARRIAGES — DEATIK
BORN.
BOYBON— In this city. Au?us: 23, 1807, to tha
wife of George M. Boysoa, a dan*hter.
BLOOM— To the wif» 01 Meyer Bloom.a dauihtor ,
LEMAbNEY— In this cltv, August 20. 1 53 7, to
tue wife of Thomas Lemasuey, a son.
RITTJIANN— August 22. 1897, to the wlfo^if
Henry Rlttmanu. a daughter. |
WlLfsON-In tbis cl:y, to the wife of F. A. Wil-
son, a son. - i , . . -■ •' '.. ;.'-..;■•- ■'
fIIARUIED.
BERENSON-LiiVy-ln this . cltr. . Ausmt 22,
1897. by the Rev. •M. 8. Levy, Jul Cerensoa
and Hannah X/evy, both of Baa Francisco.
HILTON— RIDOWA\-In San Josa. Cat.. auly
26, 189% by tbe Rev. F. H.Horton, James O.
Hilton of Mt. Hamilton and CtatUaa U. BUg-
way oi ban Antonio Valley, formerly of Sa:i
Franciico.
MORAN-O'CONNOR— In tnU city. Ausost P,
1897. at St. Mary's Catheiral, by the Rev. J. J.
Prendergast. James F. Moran and May J. O'Con-
. nor, boih 0 Sai *'raucUc3.
"~~~~ I>IEXX
Becier. Charles H. McCottrer. Robert T.
Boyle. Catherine Hitchell, William
Brandtj»3, Jnnn i'eierso'!, Otto B
Ha^an, Ca'.herlna : rretor'ous. FreJ T.
Uainej, Mr*. J. E. Qulon, Catherine a.
Hatto. Jake t-cbettler, Louis J.
nearly, Francis T. Schrader, Helaja
KUtler. Conrad Kouter. Jchn
KlmbilL Mary Tracy. Edward
Kuaj, O.ive R. Wilson. Alattle B.
Wlnshlp, ElizaDeih
BECKER-In this cltv. Augu«t 21. 1817. Charles
H., beloved husband of Amelia J-seclier, father
of Etta and Charles Becker, and brother of It.
Jtecker. i\ nativ- or Hanover, Germany, a^eJ .
4ti years 6 months and 10 days.
fl£9"Frlen3^ and acqualutancai Kr-> re-jni-;'.-
fu ly invited to attend tha funeral Tills DAY
(Tn<Mdav, ot -J o'clock r. v.. from hl§ late r---i:-
-tlcnce, 835 Fill ore street, corner of Fultou.
lutermea: I. o. O. F. Cenifterr.
BOYLE— In this ri-y, August 23, I>i97, Citherlno
Boyle, dearly beloved mother of -Mr*. F. JJeade.
Mrs. y. H. HoEenna and lfauiel lioyle, a:i.i-
tive of Ireland, aged 58 year*.
£®-Frlenilj anl acaaalntance* i»r« respocf-
fnllr invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Wednesday); at 0:30 o'clocic a. m.. from her taia
resiilen c, 52 44vi Oar.* sireet, thenre to St. I.i -
rick's Churca ior services, luteriuem Holy
Cross Cemetery. •
BRAXDTJEN— In thH city. Aujnst 23. 1897.
•lohn, dearly oeloved husbaud or Addle Brandt-
jen, and lather of H''nr.-. Charlie and l^ena
nranfi:j-.-u. a natlv* of Hanover. (jbrmajr. tni« 1
ye»r< 5 months aid "Jl d-ivs A member of
Nord-leu Vertin ana Keystone LoJge No.
210.-. K. of 11.
JS"Friends and acaualnlancai art> reip?c:-
folly invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 1 o'clock p. m.. from bla law
resileuce, 1037 Church street, between Twenty-
second »ud Twenty- thlrJ. thence to Wtshtngton
Hall, 35 Eddy sireet, whre funeral servicos
wll be held, commenclnfj at a o'clock r. v.
Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
HAGAN— In this city. Alixtut 'Jl.', 1597. Cafh°r-
ln». helowd wife of Patncic *'. Hagau. arnl sis-
ter of James J. O'Call*ghan. anativaof Coonty
Cork, ir^-ianJ, aged 19 freau.
lS"Frtends and acqaalntancei nrs rssDect-
fully invttaJ to attend the funeral THIS D.vr"
(Tuesday), a: 9 o'clock a. it., from tha par-
lors o.' McAvoy <fe Gallagher, 20 Firth street,
thence to St. Jame-i Chnrch. whera a solemn
requiem mass will ba celebrate.l tor tha rvji.ivi ot
h«r soul, commencine at 10 o'clock a."jl in-
terment Mou:it Calvary Cemetery. :'.""►''
C of F. or A.— OOicers and mem t er* of San Fran-
cisco Circle No. '^67, C. of F. of A., nre hereby
notified to attend ihe funeral of oar lite com-
panion, Cathrririß Uasun. THIS DAY (Tiies-
da.) hi 9 o'clock a.m.. from the parlors of
McAVOy & Gallagner. 'JO i'lf h street. By on«r
Of M MARY F. FOY C.
Miss Bore Keysolpr. Fin. Sec.
HAINES-In Chicago. 111.. Ausnst 4. 1597, Mrs
J. E., oeloved wife of K. U. Haiues. formerly of
San Francisco, and sister of lir^ J. K. Brews^er.
HATTO— In the City and County HojpiLa'. All-
-gust 'J3, 1«97. Jalte Hatto, anatlveot Germany,
aged 'AS years.
HEARLY-In this cliy, Augurt 2.', 1897. Francil
T. Hearlv, a na:ive ot New York, aged 42 years
and 11 months. ■ • ."
KIM BALL— In this city, Auccst 2& 1897. Mary
Kimbali, a native of Ireland, aged 70 years.
KITTI.ER— In thU ritv. A'igint 21i 1897, Conrad,
beloved father ot W. C. Kittler, a oativa or Uer-
many, aged 76 years 8 months and 4 days.
KUSS— In Chlca Cal.. Olive Roslae, teJoTed
daughter of G W. and Neille Kusi, agea 1 year
7 months and 11 days.
McCOTTRKY — Seattle. Was.i. August 21. 1897,
Robert T. McCottrey. a rraldem of San t'rai.
Cisco, oeloved husband of Bella McCottrcy, and
son of the late Elizabeth McCo.lrey. aged S3
years 6 moaib-i auii a days.
MITCHELL— this city. Au?nst 22, 1897. Wil-
liam Mitchell, a native of England, aged 55
years.
PEDF.RSEN— In South San Francisco. August 53,
1897. Otto Bertinius, dearly beloved and only
son of Anue E. and tuelatd Bertinius t'taursen,
and brother of Jin. I. ba Barnes, .Mrs. Rosa
Klein and Alma Pelersun, a nuive o( han Frau-
cisco. a?<j.l 24 years aud 4 days.
■3»*The funeral will take placa TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock; r. m_ from the resi-
dence of his mother, corner of Eleventh aveniia
and N stteet son Interment Laurel Xllll
Cemetery.
PR KTO RIO US- In this cltv. Au.-ust 23, 1537.
>r«»d T., balovel soa of Frederick and Mary
l'retor ous, and brother of Mrs. H. Van Houien,
Mrs. K. E. Peck anl Charier, Ktbel and Caruill 1
Pretoriom. a native of San Fraacisco. aioa '£1
years 1 month and 13 days.
JES"Notlce of funeral ner**r£»r.
QUINN— I this city, Ausrust tH. 1897, Cntherine
A., beloved wife of the la:e Lieuteuaut George
F. Qninn. and mother of ueor?e, John, Will. aui,
Gracie nod Mabel Quinn and Mr*. S. D. Cnth-
ereli, a native of Boston Mass., at;ed 46 years 6
months and 1 day. (Boston and Fall River
(Mass.) a:d Vallejo (Cal.) papers please copy.j
Friends and acaiiHjnuui. ci ara respect-
fully invited to attend tna ruaeral Tills D\Y
(Tuesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from her lata
residence. 628 H«yi-a sirea:, im»:ice 10 .-acred
Heart Church. Fell and Fillmore streets, nherea
solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for ih*
repose of her soul, commenclns at 9 o'clocx
a. it. interment private. : ■ ■■'■•
SCHETTLER— In thU citr, August 23, 1897,
Louis J., beloved husbind of Agnes £cbe:tler,
anJ stepfathprof Ceorsiana I'ratt a native Of
Wheeling. Wes". Va.. axed 37 yeara and 1 mouth.
[Chicago pap 9» pleasj copy.j
jgSTFrienos anl acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-iIORHoW
(Wednesday), at 9:30 o'clock a. m., from his
la c resldencs, 785 Folsom street, thence to £t.
Pa rlct'3 CbarcU. where a reqnlem high mais
will ba celebrated for the repose of hit soui,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment Uolr
Crosi Cemexery.
SCHRADER— In this eitv. Angnst 20. 1897,
Helene. dearly beloved wife of Hermann- Schra-
der. and rnotner of Anna Schrader, a native of
Oldenburg, Ueriuany, aged 6 V years S months
an 1 12 days.
jjyFrlends Kai. acaualntaness nr« respect-
fnliy invited to attend tne funeral THIS v V »'
(Tuesday), at 2:30 o'cloclc p. if., from her lato
leaidence, 'Ihriietn street, near Chenerv.
Interment Cypreis Lawn Cemetery, by electric
funeral-car.
BOUTER— In this city. Augujt 22, 1897, John
■ • Bonier, a native of Scotland. a;od 78 year*. •• -
£3~Frlends an l acquaintance} nra r.»<:i->'— .-
fnlly lnvitea to attend tbe funeral TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 10 o'cipcic a. m.. from the pir-
lors of M. C I'ortvr A Co, I'2J Eddy stre«u
Interment Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland.
TRACY— tnls cltv, August Ti, 1597. Edward
Tr»cv, beloved son of Mrs. Myjjaret Case/ and
the iaie Eilwara Tracy, and brother of John and
Lizzie Tracy, a native of ban Francisco, agei 30
years.
jay Friends and acquaintance* ara r°snect-
folly Invited to attend the 'uner.il TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at B:3U o'clocic a. M.. from his
late residence, 411i/ij Natoma street, thence
St. Patrick's Churcn, where a requiem high,
■ mass will be celebrated for the reposa o.'
his soul, -commencing at 9 o'clock a. v. In-
. terment prive. Xo flowers.
\V*IL-*ON— In this city, August 22, 1897, Mattle
8., beloved wlte of s. J. Wilson, a native of Day-
ton, Ohio, aced 37 years and 6 months. fSt.
Louis (Mo and Paris (III.) papers please copy.j
JCS^Friends and acaualntances are respeot-
fnlly Invited to attend :he funeral THIS DAY
■ (Tuesday), at 11 o'clocic a. m., from tin
Central M. E. Chnrch. Missioa »irept, above
tlita. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. j
WINSHIP— In this city. August 22. 1897. Rllza-
beth. b«.ovel mother of Thomti J., Milton E,
Lillla anl Kthel Wlnsbip, a native of Germany,
■ aged 48 years' 1 month and 17 days-
jjy Friend 1 and acquatntancai are resoec'-
fuLly invited to at tejid the fuoarai THIS n.ir
(Tuesaay). at 'J o'clock r. m.. from tha par-
lon of Charles J. B. Metzler, (336 Washington
«tr»-(»t. • ■-
I MCAVOY & CALLACHER, "
FUXKRAL lURKCTOKS & EMBALMKP.S,
20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoln School. .
• ■ • Telephone South SO. . . •-: i',<t
JAS. ENGLISH. ' T. R. CARSW
CAREW & ENGLISH.
AND E.\IISAL.>UiU*
FUMSKAL UIKLCIOKS,
' jpv»a Ness ava* uc<*r -*«!:».«. »i, a-u *'ranclio»
i 'Telephone sa 150.
F. L. GUNTZ. H. W. GANTNER.
GANTNER & GUNTZ,
Funeral Directors and Embalmer*.
Sand 10 CITY tiAlO. £>UUAIiJ^
Telepbone South 43& ' . '_
' Estab. 185<J. Tel. South 47.
CRAIG COCHRAN CO.
22 Funeral Ulrectors anrt tmba liner*.
22 AM) Ad :<IINI AMiNUfc.
Lady assistants. - Spaciou* ihapel fortheuseof
our patrons, j.ubber tlr»a on our ambolance.
SELLS BURIAL LOTS AND GRAVES.
- PERPETUAL CARE.
LAUREL HILL j
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION,
Junction ol Bush Street and Cen-
tral Avenue, San Francisco. 1
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