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HOUSES TO LET.
Ql Q FIRST. NR. I OLSOM-SCNNY HOUSE
O-Lt-- of 9 rooms; rent reasonable.
HOUSE FOR SALE, TO BE REMOVED. Ap-
ply 30 Haight sl
000 8 ROOMS; LATEST DECORATIONS;
•tit — »0. nice mantels: 40-ft. ysrd: tine nei;hbots;
ace it: sanitary plumbing. 252 ■ Pine, nr. tcolL
■ a
l/Y-R'JOM HOl'nkS TO LKT: KENT HE-
I" 1 a uced Apply 1324 Octavia sL
9-J9Q JONES— MODERN" HOUSE; MARINE
—■" —CJ view: good neighborhood.
XL" N X GOLD i ■ _____
Will rent hou.es at BALDWIN A RoWKLL,
10 Montgomery st.
tiQ 5-ROvJM HOUSE: BEST FuR THE
•CO. money: healthy; line view. Greenwich
i nd Kearny sts.
.9X91; MISSION fcT.-BRANOH OFFICE Olf
_.->-_ VI 1-t Call.* kuuacripuuui t-iu waui *___
taken. .^-t" 1 ;
FURNISHED HOUSES. »
FURNISHED HOUSE, 7 ROOMS; COZY
home: rent $60: possession Sept. 20: call be-
tween 10 and 2. 1614 olden Gate aye."
CIOTTAGE. 6 ROOMS, BATH; COMPLETELY
V-' furnished: cheap. ,*-933 25th st. near Chur- h.
COTTAGES TO LET. '
SUNNY BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE: 7
larse rooms, bath. gas. 1870 Fifteenth rl,
near Dolores, - ..._..
1 f\AO CHURCH— COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS,
i "'r- bath, stab c. garden: 25x117:6: «3000
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND "-■•■ AN i Ah. Foii THE
- Call taken at brauca *._._„, tits i,*yc_ __;
tim until *-> :_ 1 .. .-1u..»-
FLATS TO LET.
I 79rt l i'Ol'"-OM, NKAR THIKTKE** 1"-
X I _-Ua Snnny flat: ft rooms: bath: yard: 915.
A] ODERN SUNNY FLA 'I S. b AND 7 ROOMS,
-'1 bath. 2520 suiter St.; rent reasonable.
lUf.7 OAK— SUNNY FLAT OF 4 ROOMS,
J UU I bath and -num.
J tf. JESSIE— SUNNY FLAT, 5 ROOMS: NO
"i~U children.
iii Hampton plack, off foisom, bkt.
1 V Second and Tblnl— snnny flats of 3 or 4
rooms: batli: yaid ;.t d batemeui. _K___H
j -.QX EIGHTIiK"NTH'T*NI''.4R HATTIE-4
*- 000 and 5 rooms and hath: *10 and $'.-
C-1 _> AND $15: _ LOVELY -SUNNY FLAT-?*.
• l* l 4 and d rooms; Hatfc: -as: mirror top
manuls: grand view; 1512 and 151*_'i_ •■ asrj*
s near Twenty-tilth: mrs pa.-s the door: utter
inc. Key at drugstore, coiner Castro and Jersey.
7901 HARRISON, BET. THIRD AND
i — 1/*» fourth— Flat: 5 rooms and bitb-
ELKGANT SUNNY TOP FLAT: 4 RUOMS;
near Mechanics' Pavilion. 126 Ivy aye.
E ELEGANT PAPERED FLAT; 5 ROOMS;
bath; sunny a.i day; large ba-emenL 912
Cappst
•L'LAT, 3 ROOMS AND BATH; WARM BELT.
X 3309 Twenty-first at, near Valencia.
v- _w modern middle flat of 8 rooms.
i.l -E. coruer of Page and Lyon sts. *.
1 J. 1 < I WASHINGTON— NEW MODERN bUN-
J. "X 1 t/ ny fl its nenr car line.
9 NEW SUNNY FLAT OF 5 AND 6 ROOMS;
— opp. Alamo square: 1005 and 1007 Hayes.
LONDYKE GOLD — — ~
Will reut flats at BALDWIN •£ HOWELL,
10 Montgomery sL E-^a-gtiM
JO7 3 TWENTY-THIRD, NEAR C " STRO-
"i U I Lovely upper sunny 5-rpom flat; rent
915; water free.
711 FULTON— S-ROOM FLAT: MODERN IM-
• XX provements; rent $12: water free: cheap.
LOWER FLAT; 5 LARGE 800 MS KLEGANT-
Iy furnlsbea: rent 520. *.510 Harrison sL
AIOHT ST., 020. SUNNY FLAT; 7 ROOMS;
newly papered throughout: rent reasonable.
Clay st., 1417b: HANDSOMELY' DECO-
V rated flat; 7 rooms; marine view; sunny and
zbl; rent cheap.
CHEAP MODERN" FLATS. 6 AND 6 ROOMS;
98 to $16; sen them. 523 Seventh st.
510 40 ROOM FLAT-. HOUSES, . N. oF
0 Market: cheap. SPECK A Cu.. BBS. Market.
*>r»>i* MlJvSluN _ *->L'-J*-.*JKH J TIU-V > -.---I
-.O—' I want ad. takcii tut .'Hit CALL •
HOC-EKEEPINO KOOHS. ". I
»»ryant Streeu" ' J*. *' »
r-l "1 BRYANT, NR. THIRD-NICE. SUNN, Y
011 suites: $8 per momh up. .-*- * : '.< ■ '.
Clay Street.
1 Q GLAY— 2 PLEA HA NT SUNNY UN-
-•"i .1 V furnished rooms; light housekeepi g.
- iilli Street.
OflQ FIFTH— NEW HOUSE: CONNECTING
O\JV looms: Ilgnt housekeeping: others.
Ltary Mreei.
Q99 !^n FOR ADULTS: 4 COMFORTABLE
<_—_.. OU. rooms, bath: 2 beds: eas and coal
stoves: til necessaries. 1917 Geary st
Howard Street.
1 np.Q HOWARD — l ■• roe. SUNNY, BAY-
-1 UUO window guile; nicely furnished kitchen;
for housekeeping.
llJ.fl* HOWARD — NICE SUNNY FUR-
• I"tU ni?hed room; range; water; second bell;
rent 47 50.
"I Cflli HOWARD, C R. FOURTEENTH — »
I OUU front sunny rooius; rent $9.
a- leaner, strt>»..
LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
I a housekeeping: 1 $4. -. 58 permonth: tingle
rooms 91 per week up. Apply shoescore, 662' Mi-
s St., re:. First and second.
1 f\RO MISSION— THE CLEANEsT AND
I ' 'Oil cheapest, housekeeping room, and other,
week or month.
"1 Q9fl MISSION ST., NEAR NINTH— MCE
XOSfJ sunny housekeeping room: $7 a month.
Page Street-
-11 94 PAGE. NEAR BAKER— 2 NICELY
J J «I"JT furnished rooms: very chaap.
I'earl Street.
'*■ PEARL. COR MARKET— 2, 3OR 4 FUR-
-0 nishid boiisekpj. rms: complete; »10, $15, $20.
P«»t Street.
I" OHEMIA, 239 POST-NEW; ELFGANTLY
*' furnished tuuny suites, or single; tourist;
elevator; all conveniences. "• ■
000 POST-2 PLEASANT BACK ROOMS,
.J. J. furnished, for hoosekeeping; separate en-
trance; $ 10.
tilth Si roe:.
1 *)A SIXTH — FURNISHED HOUsEKEEP-
X -__k lng d. sunny bay-window rooms; reasonable.
Ql A SIXTH — 2 SUNNY ROOMS: FUR-
OJL'I nisbed complete for housekeeping; $8.
Seventh street.
1.40 SEVENTH (GIKARD) — SUITES AND
11.. kitchens: also rms ; newly renovated.
IUiQ SEVENTH-*. UNFURNISHED ROOMS;
_£__0 suitable for housekeeping. *
Stockton Street.
/jl-l STOCKTON, NEAR PINE— SUITE OF
I) I X large furnished looms; 2 front unfurn'sbed
rooms. ■''**•'_• t . -
-Bird Street.
OOA THIRD-2 UNFURNISHFD HOUSE-
-o«J*fl ,keepl nz rooms; water and good accommo-
dation free: 76 and $7.
lurk street.
r* q TURK— 2 FRONT ROOMS: COMPLETE
o*lo tor housekeeping; with gas range; bath and
tea.
Twenty-first Street.
OAQI TWENTY-FIRST. BET. VALENCIA
OUO X and Guerrero— Pleasant sunny rooms for
housekeeping.
*' i-u :>(,« Avenue.
'4Q VAN. NESS A -NEATLY FURNISH-
"3 O ed, sunny housekeeping rooms.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THB
V.' WEEKLY. CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 150, post-
ag free. ■
BOOMS TO LET.
Brannan Street. . -•'
79c BRANNAN, ABOVE SIXTH-3 NICE
I -.O sunny rooms; rent $8.
Lv,.!. *******
PHILADELPHIA HOUSF, 421 BCSH -
room-.: gas; running water; $1 week up: sunny.
B>.)C\ BUSH— ALL FURNISHED ROOMS,
*-_-U from $. op, for gentlemen. ■ ,
ROOMS TO LP"IT- Continued.
Clara Street.
"I XC CLARA— 3 NIC-J SUNNY ROOMS; UP
J UL stairs; front; $8; water fre.-.fl
IRd CLARA, NEAR FIFTH— 4 ROOMS, $10;
XU\} also 3 rooms, $6 50.
-.day street.
('I Q EDDY-LARGE, NICELY' FURNISHED
' ' I Cf snnuy room; running water; kitchen if re-
quired.
i Jfcbf.. -"ireo;.
SHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE, 28 BTH
0 sl. near Market; furnished and unfurnished.
'Jl/i EIGHTH. NI-.Ai*. --i-.-"-*-— a LARGE
Oil/ looms: rent $10.
---•is Mreet.
ALL ROOMS ARE GOOD AT HOTEL RA-
I -it mona, 130 Eiliist..- new house; new httlngs;
modern conveniences: elevator at ground noor;
j six stories; 150 i ooms: 50c to $1 50 per day.
KOYAL HOUSE, 126 ELLIS — INCANDES.
cent lights; reading-room, *mokin-.-room and
ladies' parlor: rooms per nieht. _^ctosl 50: week,
I *'. to $8; month, *S to 330; elevator on offlce
floor, rooms with hot and told water: baths.
» -:r> .ti***..
THE COSMOPOLITAN— SELECT FAMILY
hotel: 100 Fifth -L.cor. Mission; rooms 50c,
7f>c and $1 per night: 'i to $5 per week.
A u i-i,iii .street.
rjent FOLSOM-LARGE SUNN FURNISH-
* yAf)'* ed front roo_i; cheap.
-*.ur- streo-,
! (hO GEARY - SUNNY FURNISHED
j -Ui. rooms. *5 and ?7.
; - -> GEARY-LARGE, ELEGANTLY AND
000 newly furnished new nouse; suites and sin-
I gle rooms: all sunny.
| ft rr \KY— COZY FURNISHED ROOM;
j Oi«c) gentleman pi.ferred-
/••-)-! GEARY— NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
I OOX with gas and bath; io private family.
Golden Gate Avenue.
I 9*l Q GOLDEN" GATE AYE. — PLEASANT
— J ♦' sunny rooms from $3 up.
| •* AflA GOLDEN '<ATK AVE.-iKONT FUK-
X*TU*± ni-he,l, wI h kitchen 1«; single. $5.
1 »
i.a nt won SVrce..
77.-.I HARRISON, .-.R. FOURTH— FINELY
I I I - 'i furnished sunny rooms; baih, yard, cloi-
eis; $1 a weeK
j — .
*--*>. v.. <i *-l,l*B .
1 TfiT "'"WAR*"-'-' NICELY FURNISHED
X I U I rooms, sunny: gas: bath: gentlemen pre..
Kearny Street.
KKAKNY. ML SU'ITKB— LI GHT LARGE
room: offlce. factory or bskpg. 15 Grant aye.
■PjKE.'BNY, NR MARKET (THE PORT-
I —.-) land)— clean homelike rms; mouth, week.day
ARLINGTON" HOUSE. ' 127 KEARNY -
Pieasaut sunny rooms, en suite and single;
hrst class In every respect; terms reasonable.
Laguna Street.
TOURISTS— ST. JAMES, COR. LAOUNA AND
McAllister, near Pavilion; low rates: sunny.
Leaven worth stree;.
"I CO] A WORTH— 2 OR 3 ROOMS;
J sjZj I bat : rent 98 or -fit).
._.... h-.„ scree-, ~
■ 097 MARKET, first FLOOR BACK— 4
I i U_- l fine rooms; flat; se ond floor; cheap rent.
YOSSRMITE HOL'ot, 1045 MARKET— PER
X Bight, 85c o 51: week. $1 50 to $.: tamtiles.
HAWTHORN. 19-6 MARKET- NICE SUNNY
corner rooms: suitable dental or doctor.
_tlc.Ylli-.te- Streec.
"J A MCALLISTER, NEXT HIBERNIA BANK
1 j —Studios, classrooms, rooms for dentists,
etc. : 9 S a mouth up.
* Sllnna Street.
t*a 7 JUMNA, COR. EIGHTH— NEWLY' FCR-
tJi) I nished bay-window room; 91 per week.
I ~
j _-.-4.10 l Mid...
/•-"».) MISSION— ND ELY' FURNISHED SUN-
, DO^3 ny rooms: a quiet place; prices reasonable.
MONTANA HOUSE. 764*>_ MISSION". NEAR
4th — Newly opened: single rooms, 10c, 15c
and -20c per nlgjt: eoc 90c and $1 25 per *A»ek*.
HANI OOK HOUS" 1 - 7»l 3lUa&U,*ti t=KL.r.CTt
iamUy.ruorßlnit-b.ou-e: *150,05j i»r week.
8- QJM I 88 lON— NEWLY FURNISHED
OO front sunny room. *7; also others, $4.
N-totea Stree:.
net NATOMA— B ROOMS: YARD; SUNNY;
U_- very cheap; 9 14; coma and see.
Ninth Street.
C*r\ NINTH — FRONT SUITE OR SINGLE;
--U housekeeping: 56 up: water, stove, gas.
Oak Street.
1 A OAK-DOUBLE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
i " light housekeeping.
Parrel! .strew*.
Z.ttn O'FARRELL — NICELY FURNISHED.
O— 1 " sunny room; lar;e closet, bath: with din-
ner, $15 month.
3 ttst sire.;.
j RANDOLPH HOUSE. 501 POST, COR. MASON
Ji- —61) bay-window- parlors; small rooms: all
light; running water; gas; $1 50 to 14 50 week.
1 owe Street.
THE MONTELLO, 201 POWELL ST.. NYV.
cor. of Farm 1 — Elegant sunny front rooms;
reasonable; particular at. eulion to transients.
Kus. Street.
lin RUSS-3 ROOMS, SUITABLE 1 OR 2
XXO gentlemen: piivate American family.
tutniii Mi-Co..
GRAND SOUTHERN. SEVENTH AND Mis-
sion— Suitea; single: sunny : moderate: transient
» - ttf. Mraa;.
nil THIRD ST.-LAROE SUNNY' UNFUR-
_L*T2 ni»hed front reoms: cheap.
« WEi.K NEWS FOR _ CENTS-TLB
-A WEEKLY CALL. la wraDaer. for mailing.
BOARDING ANO ROOMS.
"ir-RONT PARLOR. WITH OR WITHOUT PRI-
£ vate coard. 8150 Sixteenth^'. :
j 1 </|' VAN NESS AYE.— SUNNY ROOMS
j 1 -tUc" with board private family.
1 1 1 C GUERRERO— 3 FURNISHED SUNNY
XX XO rooms wi.h board.
94 COLUMBIA SQUARE, OPP. FOLSOM-ST.
•-•_• park— Room and board for man; CIS month.
CflO VAN NESS — NEWLY- FURNISHED
j CUO rooms; running water: $40 to »60 fortwo.
nAO PINE — PLEASANT SUNNY ROOMS
j I lo and excellent board: 920 to (39 per month.
\ f.A(\\ VAN NESS AYE. -PARLOR SUITE:
: X -IUX priva'.e batb -.single and double rms; |board
J XI «_• ELLIS— NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
i OXO with board; 9-0 up; use of parlor: p ano.
COLUMKIA. 113 EDDY — KO iMS $150 TO
93 a week: rooms wilh board, $20 10 $30 a
I montb; nice sdki-s: board fortwo, 940. * <
BROOKLYN HOTEL, 208-212 BUSH ST.,
board and room $1 to $2 per day, $6 to $12 per
J week: choice rooms 60 cents to $I*. sulto roomi
; for family $1 to? 1 50 per night: ant-class service;
: Iree coach. CHARLES MONTGOMERY-
9>*_Vr_ MISSION — SUBaCKIPTION* _*..\fl
1 i-OiUfi want nd- takoti ior THk Call.
i — — ■ — ■■
CHILDREN BOARDED.
GERMAN LADY WISHES 1 OR 8 CHlL-
dren to board. 208 Pitt st.
GERMAN LADY WISHES 2OR 3 CHILDREN
to board; mother's care: moderate. 1334
Turk st.
•VA-MILY WITHOUT CHILDREN WANTS TO
£. board child: good tome. H. S., box 121, CalL
•-"Oil HAYES-BKANcrf OFFICE OP TH-t
OOV 1 aid pul.scrintlntM and want waft taken.
ATTORNEYS- AT-L AW. '
ADVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A BPEC-
ialtv; private; nofeewithoutsuccess; probate.
G. W. HOWE, atty at 1aw, 850 Market, cor.stockta.
J A. MITCHELL REMOVED TO 1206 MAR-
< ket; all legal matters: collections ; advice tree.
NO. F. HANLON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 63.
Market, rooms 15 and 16, opp.. Pal ace HoteL.'
DVICE FREE: NO CHARGE UNLeSM
cessful. W. W. DAVIDSON. 887 Marketst
PHYSICIANS.
DH. C. C. O'DONNELL, 1206 MARKET, RES
..tii 25th su; disease, of women a specialty. !
THE SAN FRAJN CISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1897.
STORES TO LET.
01 RCCERY -STORE; S ROOMS; BRICK BASE-
-1 ment: good location. NX. cor. Eoiorea and
Fifteenth sts. * '■'-■> - - • •'•
ORNKR STORE TO LET: GEARY AND
\J William st. Apply 516 Geary st.
CjO-r (JROCERY; fOKS_II HiIWARD AND
(JOtJ. Russ sis. ASHTON, 411 Montcomery. i
STORE AND BAKERY: *28 PER MONTH.
ASHTON, 411 Montgomery kl
Qii)r\ STORE.WITH LIVINO-KMS.t PLATE-
-v. glas-t fion:*. Howard at., bet. Fourth and
Fifth. AsHTON, 411 Montgomery sL
CORNKR HOW LAPAYETTE STS.;
V_- with fixtures; rent cheap. "■•^"tffgjggg^
"I Ctl-i HOWARD ST.— STORE, WITH FIX-
IO — tures; suitable for family ; rent cheap
'J "J A THIRD— AND ROOMS; RkA-
O O'T sonable rent; good accommodatloa; come
ard see.
TO — RENT REDUCED; MACHINE-
shop or factory: first-class condition. On Mis-
.ion, bet Main and spear.
STOKE— _ ROOMS; NEWLY RENOVATED.
511 Third, cor. Park lane. . .»
TORE— *_' WINDOWS SUITABLE FOR BAR-
ber. lt-00 Howard st. cor. Fourteenth
OFFICES TO LET.
1 Pvll 1 MARKET— CITY HALL SQUARE—
XOU*i suites $20- ASHTON. 411 Montgomery.
EMMA &PKECKELS BUILDING, 5*27 MAR-
J ket st.- $I*_ to *i'tt A SH'ION. room 210.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ANOTHER LOT OF SECON" D- lI A N" D PIANOS
in flue condition at r-herman, Clay A co.s
music- house.
Original nrlce. Now-.
Steinway upright «575 $;-25
Weber uprlsht 8.0 425
Cab.er & Bro. upright 4.10 25J
Chickerlng upright. 7^o .'6O
Pease uprlirht. oak case 400 *_75
Nugent ■ i . 1 1 . 1 1 1 8-0 '--'5
l.st-y UDiish*. 4.0 MU
I c and upiiirh:, mahogany case 350 22-
Glimi-ii upright :._u J2.">
Steinway square 600 12*'
Call early if you wish to set a har*r:.in. sold on
our rent-comra-*t plan at from $3 .0 »S per utoii.ti.
1 B-OLUI'ELY THK OLDr.sT AND 1 A'KO-
_"_. est house west of i'hica:o is KOHLER A:
CHASE'S. *.'«. •.'8 and SO O-turrll st. Pianos,
organs and alt other musical instruments, of all
giades -ml prices.. Term, easy; pnca*. lo»e-c.
I verythitu- i.csalote con*? to pleas, ani b.u.fy
the customer.
A BARGAIN— GKI.AT_.ST EVER OFFERED
in pianos; some of the failure -.took former. y
at the I- mporlnm: «1! makes from $100, $2 50:
n-nt-Hi at.d so on Installments trom *_. "i*lo per
month: stlso oar regular stock; Lost in cl y i.
seltct from: Shaw agents. HEINE, 1.0 Ellis.
At TUALLY THE BEST I I* A RG AINS 1 N Vl-
anos: monthly payments 45 up; correspon-
dence sollciteo. THr. F. W. sPi-.NCKK COM-
PANY', &_.> Market ml. opp. Masou; ibtabll.uel
ov. r *-0 years.
BONA-FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICE*—
Haines. Knabe. Bush & Gerts and others; sec-
•jud-hani pianos from $100 up. W. C. Ha.MIL-
'I ON, successor to A. L Bancroft it Co., 324 it-si.
OA GOOD 2D HAND PIANOS; TERMS EASY;
--U prices low; Chickerii.c. steck, Vose, Meillng.
BENJ. CUh'l'-Z A sO. , .band -0 o*l arrell st.
AT HORNUNG'S, SECOND- HAND IP.
lights: tb Installrrents: Decker, btelnway,
Gabler, Newman. 210 Post st.
SOHMER dsCO.. BYRON MAUZY, NEWBY.
0 Evans. Lrl^gs ana other pianos: see our rent
plan; no interest first year. 308. 810, 312 Posl
A DM! IsTRATOR's -SALE — M Vat SELL:
piano* ac immense reduction for cash or oi
.-__.tnll_.ent*. Ea'ION L.-TaTK. 735 Market H_
C.7- ELEGANT PIANO: COST $400; FOR
tip I O. sale on $5 installment-. *-21 Leavenworth
V'KiiY FINE UP* lOHT PIANO: SPLENDID
V tone; nearly at«; bargain. 132 Tenth st.
DECKER _. SON AND GIBSON PIANOS -OR
sale cheap at MAU IS', 769 Market sL
OTEINWAY UPRIGHT AND BABY GRAND j
iJ sacrificed. KEEFFE'S, 1019 Van Ness aye.
i •'LEGANT EMERSON UPRIGHT; FINE
J tone: bargain. E. W. LICK, 110 McAllister sl
ARGAIN; GOOD UPnIUUT _-CHMIT_- . 16
McAllister st.. next Hibernia Bank.
\\r O. KADGEit. M EAG E N T FuR HALLET
tf '.__ Davis and Francis Bacon pianos. 41- sucto.
SUPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD ANEW.
U. MULLER, maker, repairer. *- Latham place
KNaßc, PIANOS: NEW;.- cCALK; NEW
styles. KOHLER __ CHASE, 80 O* Farreli SL .
Al -HERMAN. CLAY _t CO.'*. ONLY' v* ___>
you hnd a af-ck or tew Steinway vl-«»o*
HOKSES. .' /'
*1- GOOD HORSES, ALL THE WAGONS,
— ««J buggies, carts and harness used by promi-
nent transfer company will be sacrificed. 116
Golden Gate aye.
IRUN-ORAY HOK-h; 41/2 YEARS OLD;
1050 pounds. 3-31 Seventeenth, near Mission.
HOKSES, HAKNh.-S. WAGONS, BUGGIES
boughL sold. cash or exchanged. 1802 Mission.
AUCTION ML--. EVERY SATURDAY AT
11 o'clock of horses, buggies, wagons, haine.t.
etc. Emporium rales yard* 2-0 Valencia «!..,_
WATKINS, auctioneer.
Aft HORSES FOR BALK; ALSO WAOON-
XfJ buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horn
Market, 327 sum sL : auction -ales every W-J>l-
-ceaday. SULLIVaN A DOV LX. Auctioneer*,
C A ALL- PURPOSE HORSES. WAGONS,
Off carts, naruess; auction sale every Tuesday.
TATTEKSALL's. 721 Howard st.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE
fj WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in tie
United states or Canada one year for $1 50, post-
acre free.
WAGONS ANO CARRIAGES.
SEATED BUSINESS WAGON; NEARLY
-new; hone and harness for .ale; che*p; fur
want of use. 437 Francisco St.
CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN: FARM WAO-
> ons, buggies, hacks and harness: new and sec-
ond-hand. 15th and Valencia bis.: tel. white 371.
6 -SEATED LIGHT I'OL'PK. HACK AND LA-
dies' phaeton; second-hand. 500 Golden Gate.
BARGAINS'. BARGAINS! BARGAIN'S! IN
new and second-hand wagons, buggies, carts,
harness, robe.i and blankets. Lelbol.i Hames..
Company, 211 l.aruln st., opp. new City Hall.
VINE LAUNDRY. BAKER.-* AND MILK
X wagons cheap for cash or installments; 1 hue
top and open ouggi : also I hack. ti'2is Harrison -L
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
\TICE YOUNO FRESH COW FOR FAMILY
1> >ise. 413 Thirtieth «:.|
LADY'S BICYCLE; CLEVELAND SPECIAL;
nearly new; bargain. Apply lblO Octavia sL
SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING FOR ' $30;
worth *6L UNCLE HARRIS, 16 Gran*, are
<..ILERS.ENGINEs.2-> HAND MACHINERY
McINTOSH A WOLP.MAN. 137 Beale st.
IGAR-STAND FIXTURES FOR BALE.
2sol Folsom st.
Ipoß SALE— HOME RAKERY DOING GOOD
busiiK.s.. I*_l " Valencia st.
A LOT OF SECOND - HAND TILCHESTER
lamps with hangers. Addre.a U. R. IL, Call
Ottice. : .
ED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO
bt your feet 1 1 the mm price you buy ready-
made ones, from *1. $2, $3, $4 and 9b, at 662
Mission st., bet. First and Second sts.
Qf-fiM PAIRS - ANOTHER LOT MEN'S
»Wvu .hoes, been slightly ; damaged, at ies*
than one-fourth their value, from 2-c 10 f 2 50.
662 Mi.siou si., bet. First and .econd.
BH. P. CLERK GAS ENGINE, COMPLETE:
perfect: guaranteed. WHITE. 616 Mission sl
LADIES'. SHOES. SOLI-G, 360;. MEN'S
shoes, soling, 60c: • all repairing done at half
the usual price. 662 Mission St., bet.' Ist and 2d.
JR. POOL, HOUsE-MuVr.K. DEALER Sc.C-
. ond-hand bnil ding material, 11-2-36 Mission.
OFFEE-MILL. SCALf, 'HAND-TRUCK, LET-
t ter-preas, <.e-k and .safe cheap. 102 Clay st.
LOT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES, FROM
25c up to «1 25. 662 Mission, bet. Ist and 2d
BARS, BACK BARS, MIRRORS, -HOW-
cases. counter-.. UnoKum, office furniture, store
and od.ee furniture and fixtures: new and second-
hand. J. NOONAN, 1.17-10iy-10_l-.o__ -fis-
sion st., above Sixth.
SAFES-BARGAIN'S IN NEW AND SECON" U-
hand: all sizes; also a lot of safe-deposit boxes.
CHARLES WALTZ, 109-111 Market st., S. F.
hAR*-, 6HUWCASES, COUNTERS, IsHELV-
J-> lug, etc., bought and sold. 1063 Mission, nr. 7tt*_
507 MON'lliOMr-RY CORNER Olf , CLA ft—
<)_- i Open nntll O:3J c clock; branch office v»f
the -.11: -übscrlptions and uant aOs. taken. ;
-*~*******~ l ———————————————— — — — —————_—————.
SEWING-MACHINES.
CJ9 MONTHLY: RENTED. ' .REPAIRED,
■Js— bought, sold; machine supplies. . 145 sixth.
LL KINDS BO CGHT. SOLD. EXCHANGED,
ALL KINDS BUCOHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED
rented; repairing; lowest .ates. -Oi Fuunh,
PERSONALS.
HYPNOTIC INSTITUTE, 1C32 MAR-
ket; bypnoTsm, suggestive, therapeutic mag-
ne.ism and masaagrf treatment taiuht for if i.
L'tX- ROOM' TO RENT TO A GEMLKMAN
£ by a German widow. at 2-7 Lexington aye., b.L
Nineteenth and 1 wenlle.h sts. .
T ADIfeS WHO COME TO MY ESTAB. IsH-
I - ment 10 gel their hair dressed for 25c are not
turned over to inexperienced *-irls. but to my best
artistes: 1 have only ore price, 25c, and only one
kind of hair-dressing, the best: uray and b eached
hair lestoreo to natural iolor, $1 50 to $5. o.
LEDE F;R, 111 Sockton st. •
H.-.IR COMING OUT? USE "QUINONIA"
Hair Tonic; 35c bottle. LEDERER, 11l
strcston st. * -
RS S. E. McLEOD, PSYCH OTHERAPF.U-
tic and magnetic healer, 521 Ellis st.
MISS RAY' BENNETT, FORMERLY 122 POST
St., returned to 124 Vs Geary, room 4.
ROOM?. PAPF.RED. 4*2 50; PAINTING ON IN-
-tallment. HART.MAN. 239 Third sk
I. UTTONS AND BADGF" - FOR SOCIF*T.ESi
I ' photographs made in San Francisco at East-
ern rates. WALTER N. BKUNT, printing but-
10. is, badges, souveuirs, 635 C.ay st.., s. F.
A METHOD OF VOICE BUILDING. REDU-
cing the tralulnt of the voice to an exact sci-
ence: not only ls tne power of volume of every
voice At lei si doubled nnn the stale or com pas-
extended from 2 to a toues, tut the quality of tim-
bre becomes absolutely pure and resonant through-
out the entire range; perfect ease In sin-tins; Hie
hldnest note*: patrons and pupils carefully pre-
pared for parlor, platform, concert, choir, Bta?e or
opeia: lormer pui-i.s and references— Franz vet-
ter. Dan Morrison, .'bbie Whlunery, Adelaide
Detchon, Mane lioiton. Helen Potter. Grace
Greenwood. Amy Leslie, Albani. Banlli, Lagrange,
Marchesi. etc. For terms and Instructions appiy
to CLARKE'S VOCAL STUDIO-, 933 Market st.,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only.
ADVIiF. FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC-
ialiv *. private: no fee witnout success: probat .
G.W.HOWE, ally at law, 850 Market.cor.Stocktn
CLASS IN HAIRDKF-SSIN'G AND MAM-
J curio-; now fornitn. for -1 pi. 1; special rates.
Up-to-Date Parlors, 1026 Market sl, loom 1.
BIG OUTDOOR STEREOPTICON SKOWI.VE-
ry nitrhi (or. Market and Sixth sis.; artistic ad-
vertiseme.ts in living li-'hl: promoters of liusi-
mss. Consuli OWL ADV. CO, 1140 MurkeisL
17LECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVEKY ROOM:
J. « inctiester House. 44 - hlrd j.l, nr. Market;
200 room*', 25c lo $1 50 per nlgnt I 91 50 to «6 pet
wees; free bus urn ban pa c to and from the terry. |
SUI'Ki.FVCoU*-- Haiii-s REMOVED BY
electrolysis. MRS. DX WELCH. 2115 Bush.
\) OTICE— LA VERITE TOILET I'AKl.o.. _._.-
X' moved 10 30 Geary »L. near Kearny.
l_ Ul I 'TO ORDER ON l-.A *V INSIALLM. NTS.
0 L LEMO.s. 1117 Marks, •_.. bet 7th and Bth.
CLOAKS AND TAILUR-MaDK Ml ITS RE-
talled at wholessle ligures. 20 Sanso.-ne st
HUU''.-Cii-lilil. -_.JiI.AE. PLL'MBEK.
. lashtier. 628 '•<. .'-: i 1 at- i.v '1 »'. Mi*n*r47l
' OKESSJIAKERS.
MMX. GOi.DSI'KI >, 6 EDDY Si., R 85— LA-
Test style dresses made; $5 up: dresses made
over.
CLAIRVOYANTS.'
MRS. UK. K. CLARK, THE DISTINGUISHED
1»I trance clairvoyant and medium: while en-
tranced »he will reveal every hidden mystery in
life: she will show you how to overcome your
enemies, lemove family trjubles. restore lost af-
fections: unites the tcp-raied. recovers lost, stolen
or burled property: locales treasure, and min-
erals:, tells your entire lite, past, present and in-
ture while lv a parted trance. Hours, 10 a. m. to
5 r. m.
N. D— Perfect, satisfaction guaranteed by maiL
send «tamp lor ciicular with special terms Mils.
DR. 1". CLARK, rooms 25 and 26, 1206 Market
St., opp rixtli.
Ml. PORTER WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY-
ant card-reader, born double veil and secon I
sight; diagnoses disease, lull lire reading; la .">->•;
cents 91: palm, auiclaliv.: sit. $1 60. 3.. Turk.
MME. ARNDT, 1 KMAN FOKTUN* X- TKLI-
.st er; tells pat-t and future: gives picture future
husband or wife: 25c up never fails: 431 Hayes.
MME. LA NORMANDIE, WORLD - RE-
nowned card-ieader: Hindoo charms, 25c up.
401 Leavenworth sL
"tIME. LENT- MAR: FORTUNES TOLD BY
.'I plane:-*: pred'td •■74' pass'grs overdue steamer
islau.i.s. 19 "--ix hsl
MME. MOKEAU. BESI MEDIUM. CLalK-
voyant, tender: 25c n*>. 73 Fourth st.
ME. ZIN'KLLa. THE BUSINESS MEDIUM
and i astro" ogSr. Room I.', 109 Grant aye.
MME. RAVhNA KEADt* LIFF; f'Lfi-.KTI,. ;
business advice*, names given; 25c up.s Fourtu.
ME. HANSEN. PALMIST, CARD-WRITER;
past, present and future; 26c. 148 St., r. 5.
MRS", F-HRIIop. V. CLAIRVOYANT, 47'-V_
isi Tehama, near six h; advice given.
MISS MELVILLE, GREAT CLAIRVOYANT
and water reader. 921L_, Mission, opp. Mint
MME SODAN. RENOWNED CAKD-READEK
and Scotch seeress. 619 Eddy at. ; 9toBp. m.
GYPSY LIFE-READER. 3 SEVENTH ST.:
ladies *-sr, tents 60c: all questions answered.
MBS DX ANNA THOMAS-FIRST IN HKK
profession; never fails; advice; help . 929 Post.
-..RANCH OFFICE OF TH CALL. 167 Ni-sitt
1 > .t~. . want ads and >.*.ii _<-riotto*is taken.
spiritualism:.
11l larkin* st.: rO-NIi'HT; illus-
-111 tra'.ed lecture by Mrs. Ju-ia Srhles-inger;
tests by Mrs. Fni. lean : admission free.
1 MEM ING 8 P.M.; 335 McALLIS-
X at.: i-tKt, Nita, Meanm. Hargrave, others.
AM. FRANCIS. INDEPENDENT SLATE
. writer. lIS Halaiht st-: hours 9 until 6P. m.
MRS MAYO STEERS, ll'_V_ OAK:* CIRCLES
lrl Tues, _ p.m. ; 1 hurs, 2 p. _t., 25c; readings, $1.
BISHOP L. GARRISON. SEANCE SUNDAY,
I- Tue. Thurs. eve.; sit. dai. 10 to 5. 1423 M'k:.
Ha. J. J. v* 111 I NE**.. sPIKITU A I. MEDIUM,
lor messages ami advice. 1206 Market sl
DENTISTS.
"IrAN VROOM *: CO.'S ELECTRO- DENTAL
V Parlors, MR Market st. : lady attendant; no gas
or 01 ber dangerous anesthetics giveu; electricity
the treat agent . used to relieve paiu; teeth tilled
end extracted painlessly by our new electrical
process: a written guarantee given with all work
done: lowest prices: best work; alt surgical work
attended by G. W. Williamson, M.D.. physician
and surgeon: examination free by the use oi out
new electrical appliances: porcelain and soli
crowns: bridge-work and teeth without plates a
specialty. Eleclro-Dents.l Parlors. 997 Marketst
A~ FULL SET OF TEETH, ff.-i; PAINLESS
'extraction: see our new com hi nation plate:
thinnest. llchiesL cooiest plat-* made; wananted
10 years: tilling., 50c: crown*, (3 60; lady asslst-
anl. CHICAGO DKNTAL PAKL -RS, 24 Sixth
VIEW YORK DENTISIS: t-ET OFTLETH, *5;
Is pain ess extracting, 60 o: nov. but experienc-
ed graduate dentists connected with th s office*
all work .warranted. 969 Mission st, 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.
DB. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST., Mi,
Eleventh,- i.ochtirge for extracting wheu plates
are ma.l -; od. plates made over like new; leetu
iron. $8 per set; extracting 50c: gas given.
<r_C FULL. SET OF TEE I BEST MAKE;
•UP d. kept ln repair: extracting free; fillings 50c;
crowns $3 50. Pacific Denial Pari .rs, lb Third.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION*. 60c: CROWN
bridge work a specialty; plates *- up: 13 yean
experience.' IL L. WALSH, D....*-,., Hias^ oesry.
C*.KOO~II_ DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 759 SIAK-
-1 ket, i*t. 3d and 4tl*..* -.ass specialists*, palnlesi
extracting, with pas. fli piaies, $7 up: nil. Sl up.
Ur c. HARDING. m. d.. 500 suttek, COR.
'" ..Powell: teL Main 5375; painless extraction.
ALL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR-
'XX- ranted.' DR. J. W. ' KEY, 1320 Market sL
SF.T OF TEETH WITHOUT _- FLAi'r. D-l
H. C. Young, 841 Polk bl
DIL J. J. LEEK.: 1126 MARKET ST.." OPEN
evenings: Sundays ill! noon l.dentlsirr tau-ib.
COLTON* DENTAL ASSOC! i bOd ___.__•
\J ketst DR CUARLEs W. DEcKEIL
A • MARKET ST. — BRANCH OFFICE Oi" THE
*T * Car.-.: want ads and »ntmcrlptlnus takeiL .
STORAGE.
AT LOW BATES— FUKNITURE CARPETS,
' pianos, household goods; clean, light com-
partments: edvancas made. J. NOONaN, 1017
10 1023 Mission aL, above sixtn; open evenings.
FURNITURE. PIANOS, ADVANCES,
packing. shipping. CHA-*. LTA YLQK.2O4 Post.
'vt COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
isting between JOHN BA and JOHN F.
MARSHALL, carrying on the bakery, 1527 Mis-
»io 1 sl, known as the Palace Bakery, In the City
and Couniy of san Francisio. ii this day dissolved
by mutual consent, MR. BARTELS withdrawing
from -the .bakery; business. MR. MARSHALL
will pay all the liabilities of the firm and: will col-
lect all landing accounts due to suiu bakery.
Witness, L. MEININGK'R.
JOHN P. MARSHALL,
:' ■. .-..' . ! i. *.; . . JOHN" ARTELS.
San Francisco, September 7, 1-.97.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
CS C. DEM is. ,
/. REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT.
324 MONTGOMERY ST.
TOR SALE
Choice bnllriln*: lot on Army and 27th sts.: close
lo electric road. .
(450— San Carlo** Villa lot; 100x150 feet
16700— 50x127 .6 feet on Jackson uu. overlooK-
Inc the Presidio and bay.
95500—2 modern houses or 8 room* each at
lark; 25x137 :6 feet: electric rood passes houses;
list: offer.
.8500— Elesan*. NW. corner of Colo and Carl sts.
<SOO-Cboice building lots north of park.
Barsaln— SW. cor. Fifth ay. and iJ»t: 100x95 *•-
C'OUtin RENTS *30: 2 NEW MODERN
9dDUU t cottages* 4 rooms and bath each; lot
32:6x117:6 to rearstreet. Apply DAVID STERN
A SONS, 20 Montgomery sl
NORTH SIDE OF TWENTY-FIFTH, Bi-T.
i\ Sanchez at d Noe sts.— New modern cottage of
5 rooms, bath, bi.h basement, attic terms tocuiL
A. PETRY, builder and owner, 1021 Sanchez st
**A*Aft*n BflM FEET; ELEGANT ■ TWO-
•3J) _t_-Uv. story house of 8 rooms and bath:
finished attic. Addiess 4138 -stb. near Castro.
CL' f1".... A BARGAIN: 4 FLATS IN PER-
•Ui"*_tDUU. feet order: 4 rooms each: all modern
Improvements: rrnts $49. 9-1 a Florida st.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS— BARGAIN; NEW 10-
-roim houses- ei.crlclty or uas: uiobstructed
marine view; $6000. 2205 Green St., nr. Fillmore.
C. AfMifi FORCLOSURE SALE; 6 FLAT-* ;
"J>*_lV'Ul/. rents *54 per month: in splendid
condition; close to Third st- ; terr ble sacrifice. C
P. TKoY JR. CO, 630 Market.
m 1 c A NICK COTTAGE: LOT 25x100. 3
ij)l I OyJ. south Broderick st.
•517-^.fl LOT OS >OUTH'SIDE GOLDEN
ftjpi-lv". « ate aye., near F'lrs-. aye.; 26x138;
street work done. Address box 85, • all Office.
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE EQUITY. $1800— b-KOOM COT-
li l-tge. Oaklan d. -.or small impioved mountain
place. G. N., box 1-4. Ca 1 Office.
$- AN ACrtl*.; l'__o ACIU*..-. 'lljllSr.ll; GOOD
tt fur s.ock or frui.; plenty wa.er. S., box 40,
Call.
PROPERTY WANTED.
L OK SALE, OK WILL EXCHANGE Foil IM-
X prov-d city proper. . •— a beautiful famllv ta*
sort, ttroitety. bar and garden: lot 189x15*.; on
line of Haywards an.l fun Luitdro Elec.ric Kai-
roa<i: 2-story building, 11 lo^nis: modern: hot
uni cold water; cozy stimmer-hoioes: war. house
and stab c. lor pirtlCUiara addres, C. C, box 1,
in I otlice. Oakland. :•;*- ',
A TIONAL.
ALL BRANCH 01 IN" THI MEN TAL AND
Vocal music taught very lat s' methods of
Instruction us d; its system cf voice culture,
voice bttiidlog and -.dee .trengthanluj; corps of
comnetent reaclrers for beginners and adv-nced
students. V .LME-v A. H. HoFi'MEYKR, Prin-
ciiai. 914 .--utlerst.
A SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND
a\ : locution, 1215 oclavla st., San Francisco,
MISS eliza mackintosh, puin of proiessor
G. W. Bay hum, Glascow, Scotland, and graduate
of the tchool if < Tory, Philadelphia. Pu ,
teacher. Ollice days, Thurs. p m. Saiurtny a. m.
HKALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 24 POST
St.— Bookkeeping, business practice, snor:-
hand, lypni., telegraphy, lan{iia*;es, English
tranches: c ectrieal. civli and mmlug engineering.
pniveylnr, assaying, naviga ton, etc: 20 teacher.;
day and evening' sessions: write for catalogue. :
ANDERSON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL—
-» iupiis prepared ior i aliforala and Stanford
universities in day and evening classes aud pit-
vate lemons: teachers' and civd service examina-
tions. Room 407, Parrotl oui ding.
AYRES' BUbINESS COLLEGE. 325 MONT-
cc in cry K.i individual Instruction In short
band, typing, bcokkeepiu;, telegraphy, etc.: Hrs
tcholarship (50; low rates per ween ana month.
PARTINGTON'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE
and Newspaper lllustiatlon: day and evening
classes; 2 sa ur.Say classes commence August 28.
I'urliculais 424 Pine st.
ARTISITC -ING ING; PIANO: VOlCi*'-
-*L building; guitar and banjo; latest methods:
terms reasonable; classes free. K. 83, Maze bldg.
BOOKKKEP NG FREE F*OK 1 YEAH IP NOT
taught li» 6 weeks; rapid calculations. Takk,
room 572, 855 Market at.
} ENGINEERING SCHOOL: CIVIL ELECL.
aa mining, mech., survey, iiichit.; day&eve.:
est. lfe-4. A. VAN DER NAI'I.LKN, 933 Market.
BELA&CO'.s LYCF.U.M SCHOOL OF ACTING-.
Private theatricals arranged: pnpils rehearsed
in tiagu. IL 5 and 32. 1.0.0. F. block. Vtn and Mice,
MRS. MKLVILLE-SNYDEH, 2517 1 /*. CALl-
toruia st. : pia o, singing, elocution, dramatic
ac.ing: vocal cassis lue-dai, $1 a month ~
MRS. FKItIDBKHi', VOICE (DI.I'L'KK: 50c
a lesson. 914 o'laireil st., nr. Van Neis aye.
MONEY" LOAN <•- I) ON DIAMONDS WATCH-
< s .iowelrr, skins. Uncle Harris lSGrant ay
LUDLAM SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION Ac:D
D.amaiicArt. 9-8 Sutter SL :.-W;\-r...
MISS KOLTK'iS SCHOOL. 2318 CALIFORNIA;
boar. ; Eng., Fr., Ger. music; §30 a month.
EUGE.NFJ DE POKES I', SCHOOL OP "ACTING
and elocution. 14 McAllister, r.70; call 2to 6.
PROF. LOUIs MERKI: VIOLIN. MANDOLIN,
i guitar, corneL leasonable. 1008 Mission si.
SAN FKANCiSCO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1236
O Market 124 positions 111 'Sti; 68 in '97.
SPANISH— CLASSES DAILY; $3 MONTH; 4
to 9r. m. Boom 10, Y.M. C. A. building.
SINGING; PIANO: PAKIS GRADUATE;
Frencn, German languages; 9- mo. 109Taylor.
OOK X KEPI NO; ARITHMETIC WKITTNG,
gram., etr. iday.n'.sht: $5 1110. 1504 Mkt.,op.Stn.
UITAK, MANDOLIN, PIANO AN D VOCAL
r lesson.: $3 mo. Mar/ Westhans. 39 Fifths:.
SW. COIL SIXTEENTH 01., NEARMISSION:
0 branch < dice «.' Tuu Call, tuliacriptions and
want eds taken. •
MEDICAL.
A PROCESS THAT I* PERFECTLY HARM-
less; never falls in any case of monthly sick*
him, no mat er what cause; no electricity bum-
bog or other dangerous methods: money In every
tas. refund <*d if a cure is not effected; travelers
belied Immediately; years' experience: home In
confinement with sanitarian conveniences. Con-
sult tree the only reliab. « physciaus. DX. AND
MRS. DAVIKs, It McAllister St.. next Hiber:ii_
Bank: hours 9 \. a. to 5 md 7 to 8 P- M.
ALL CASES OF' MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
_c\. (from whatever cause) restored In i few
hours: s»fe at any time: no process' humbua*. In-
stant relief tor travelers; home in confinement:
my celebrated treatment and remedies for motithl
suppression never fail; every case guaranteed;
consultation free nnd confidential.
MRS. DR. VKI'H, 916 Post at., near Larkin.
» LL OF DX. FOULKT'S CAPSULES* AR*"*
.*"» guaranteed absolute cure for all lemale dis-
eases; positive y sale and sure; no danger or after
effects: taken in time It also nets as a lire vent ive;
price <1 50 per b-jx. sent free by mail on receipt of
price; consultations on all special diseases free.
WALLER BRO*-'.. 33 Grant aye.. S. -. a cau-
tion— Before purchasing elsewhere, write us.
A PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE-
sti.re every case of monthly elckness from
whatever cause In a few hours when medicine*
and others have tailed: no • instruments used;
many years' experience; every case t unranteed;
advice free; terms reasonable: first-class private
home for cot flneramL MRS. DR. DALEY, 1126
Market St.. over the owl Drugstore. ■,
CUKE CORK, WHEN OTHERS FAIL: NO
iT"! medicine or instruments: every woman her
own physician for all female troub no matter
irom what cause; restores in one day: never fails;
consultation tree; pills $1; can be sen*, and iwad
at bon-a. DR. POP p Mi. 318 Kearny St.
4 LLTLADIESIN TROUBLE OK WHO ARK
."A. suffering from diseasa rocullar to their sex j
will find immediate re lef by consulting a first-
class lady physician, who never fails 10 cure a
single case; free consultation: terms easy. MRS.
DIL M. DWYEIt, -*6*4 Kearny st . . ' ..
MRS. Dll. SCOTT; FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
diseases of the eye: a permanent cure guaran-
teed or no cnarge made; consult free: hours. 10 10
ia, 2104, 7 to 8, Sunday, 11 to 1. 410 Geary s*.
DRS. GOODWIN, SPECIALIST.' LADIES
near or far-, safe, quick cure guaranteed; any
disease orcoraplaint; home lor patients, oest skill;
fre. diagnosis; low .test self-cure. 401 Van Ness.
R. AND MitS. WEGENER 620 EDDY ST.—
Safe quick cure for all female complaints guar-
anteed: private home In continement: every com-
fort; Infants adopted;, terms moderate: pills SL
BOON TO WIVES AND MOTHERS— SK-
A BOON TO WIVES AND MOTHERS— B K.
guro: price $1 60. ; RICHARDS A CO., 408
Clay tn- ; send 2-c. sum for particulars to Seguro
Manufacturing Co., 631 X St., saeramento. Cal.
ALP- AU'S FRENCH PILLS— A BOON TO LA-
Ctej with lemale troubles; no danger; safe and
sure; $2 60, express C. o. D. : dou't delay untit too
late. OSGOOD KROS., Const Agents. Oakland, 1 al.
CONFIDENTIAL — LADIES IN TROUBLE
communicate with Uli. SANTEE 33 Grant
aye., ban Francises. -,■--.:.■
i I ,U PJKAE'o FF.MALI- REGULATING PILLS;
XJ safe and efficient emrnenagogue: $1 per box,
RICHARDS A CO..drugg-st_. 406 CU/ .i..901--gta_
CZEMA, BLOOD AND OAK POISON AND
all s-in dUnasea removed without pain or scar
T. DUFFY, 1306 Golden Gate aye.
L. URE CURE IRKF:GULARITTKS OR OTHER
O female diseases. MRS. DR. PUETZ. 254 i, 2 4th.
HOMK IN CONFINEMENT; DISEASES OF
•women. Mrs. Dr. Fun_e, 34lti Sth St., Alameda.
T"\K. HALL, I*4, McALLISTEIt ST., NEAR
XJ Dl.easos 01 wumeu sail Cbildrcq. j
I i "' I llflllHlHMlilll,'. [iili'lVlil 'IH|.. rl-IW-Bnr. ■■■ WHUtB'
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
CHICKEN" RANCH, 4 MILE* (SOUTH OF
V 7 ivtiiluma- by^ seres, pari in fruit; 6 rooms:
house, barn, well, .henhouses, yj rds: 600 chick-
ens: horse, harness, wagon, Jersey cow, A incu-
bators, etc.: only $1-00. O. A LANE. 19 Mont-
gomery st., San FrancUco, ltotr, m.
rpiils'lS THi- FINEST PROPER TV IN the
I.Mac for the price; is located at Bonny Doon,
the garden spot of Ben Lomond, Santa Cms Co :
rich soli; Hne spring water: 70 acres under culti-
vation ; '20 acres French prim*-*; 100 acres con-
taining a tiou 1 15,000 (oids of wood: all for 1,000;
will accept part first-class -an rancls-.o property.
F. W. LAKE, 70 Columbian building.
LITTLE HOMES CLOSK TO TOWN, IM-
prove 1: eas/ terms: also •* -« la-acre pieces
on 8 anl 10 years' credit. D. H. TWIN*.,, So-
noma City: every Monday at 68- Market St.. S. V
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
| OFFICE— oOB BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE."
GET A CHOICE. HEALTHFUL HOME SITE
while prices are low; lots $100 to $150 a.
Jrllcbburtt. teyond fruitvale: the best property
lor Investment now offered local trains anl
electric cars: 10 minutes to Oakland and 43 to
San Francisco; splendid climate, ou: ot damp
belt: soil excel! tor gardening: very best water
facilities; food school; terms to salt. Before buy-
ing in this locality see the owner of this property.
CM. RUNKLE. 51 5 Va "> -auiusiou at., -p-._i._.
rrom 28. i)nk-l»*il. < n'.
OAKLAND ROOMS TO LET.
FOR KENT— ROOMS FURNISHED OR UN-
furnlshed for housekeeping: cv. la'es. trust*
sie*.t. mieiiial Hotel, Oakland, Cal., M. W. WIL-
LI S Prop.
OAKLAND- MISCELLANEOUS.
"I AUIK-' CATERER: I AROE OR SMALL
J J orders. SOB Twenty-seventh sL. OnKlnnd.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
C-r-*.;*rri REDUCED FROM $900-: ele-
ttpyJ^OyJ. gant house: 10 room*: corner lot.
$.000— Pea need from 52500; large, new 5-room
cottage; gas, chandeliers, c: larse lot.
.1 1'20'J— Lot ;*o.\ I£o, on san Jose aye. ; bargain.
?750— v. orner ot- 4'JxIHS: see us.
h.. D. .1 1 DH it C ... 1424 Park St., Alameda.
fI.OO/||-. NEW COITAO-.; ROOMS AND
ij'.—t—f'yJ. bath: near station: easy terms
if-oUO— New colonial cottage now building: 5
rooms, batb, etc; iv excellent location; $150
cash. $25 monthly.
C-850— New cottage, 6 reoms and bath; *150
cv.v and $3. mouthlv.
MaRCUSE A HI- M MEL,
Bay-street station, Alameda, and 628 Market st.,
S. K. Ollice open s-undays and holidays.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
BY ORDER OP THE BANK— MUST BE BOLD
at once, 4 tine lots, perfectly level, near uni-
v-rsi.v, for amonut of mortgage aod interest.
JOS. J. MA- ON, Real Estate, Berkeley station.
MONEY TO LOAN.
•Si-"".!!.! lUifi A 1 6 AN -° 61/ a PKK cent
tJptJuU.I'vIU on city re estat , also Oakland.
Manhattan Loan Co.. 10 Mills Bldg. , ground floor.
•S-'-.tnii riftfi AT LOWEST' rates: SEC-
"JpOUU.*'"-" 1 ' ond mortgages, life insurance,
estates, undivided interests, rea' estate in probate,
any turn. Manhattan Loan Co, 10 Mills building.
A NY AMOUNT AT «V. PERCENT ON REAL
J\ estate: second and third mortgage-, estates,
in divided Interests, real estae In probata, lite In-
surance, goods in warehouse, furniture and pianos
without removal; mortgages and legacies bought;
no delay. R. McCOLGAN, 24 Montgomery st., R3.
1 OANS ON FURNITURE OR PIANO*. IN
J- S. V., Oakland or Alameda, at lowest rates,
without removal; no corun-lsstous; no it c ays.
J. NOONAN. 1017 io 10-3 Mission, above -.Ina;
tel Smith 14.
£
H 11.11 I. RESPECTABLE AND PRIVATE
place io obtain liberal advances on diamonds
and -ewelry of the lowest rates. Baldwin Jeweler
Store. 94s Maricei sL: telephone «.reen 204.
WANTED— ISOO; Blii INTEREST: COUN-
»» try property: has b-en mortgaged for $830.
M. W. . oox 31. Call.
ONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS ON
MONKY IO LOAN" IN ANY AMuUNTS ON"
cuy rt--al esiaio: Interest reasonab c. ROB-
KRT J. MERCER A SON, 410 Pine st.
LOW RATE, $5 PER MONTH INTEREST
ott each $100 J: 55c per month on $100; second
mortgage: any security. Cash, box '2. Call Ollice.
BANK-BOOK!*) OF THE CALIFORNIA S.\V-
Ings and ! oan society bought; money loaned
on all kluds of personal property. 261 Third st. •
It" E HAVE MONEY IU LOAN ON Cll
" real estate; Interest rea-ionabie. CaU 'litis
Ins. and Trust Ca, 210 Montgomery st..- Mills buld.
ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS BONDS,
./A.. watcnes, jewelry, silverware, seilsktns. bug-
j gies,in>irumou:s UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grantav*.
A DVANCAa ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS.
A with or without removal; no delay: no com-
mission: lowest interest. Room 68. 1170 Market.
MONEY LOANED ON PIANOS; REASONA-
b!e terms. Apply J. 8., box 30, Call office.
MONEY to loan on all securities as low as
banks, « SALOMON. 328 Montgomery.
ON FURNITURE; VERY LOW INTEREST;
no commission. SCRIBNER. 7 City Hall aye.
ANY SX'M-MORTUAOES: ESTATES: FCR-
xi.. niture. V. ITZK"»r, 304 Montgomery st.
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS; NO REMOVAL;
low int.: private party. Rm. 3. 402 Geary sL
ANY SUM; I_T OR 2D MoRTOaOEs, FUKNI-
lure, estates, etc H. MURPHY, 628 Market.
<E«"l AO.OOO ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES
»3>lL* low Interest. JOS. B. 'IOPLITZ. 83. Pins.
ffi«*;jk "IO t-0,OO0; LOV,'-..!' RATH; IST-. 2D
Off mortg.; any proposition. Dryaeu, 413 Mont
-I rsrr M.»lll »C - J.KANCH OFFICE OP
.111 i -«•» ij.u, suUcoyuiM sua »_i, au_,
takeu.
MONET WANTED.
WANTED_SIOOO FOR 1 YEAR AT 8 PER
cent p-r annum. Address M.. box (5. Call.
FINANCIAL.
I OANS on real estate, bonds, etc. lowest rates.
-/MCAFEE KRoTHKrIS liB MonlgomTy >t
LOST.
lOST— TWO PASSBOOKS WITH THE HI-
J bernla i-avlnga and Loan Soc etn of »-an Fran-
cisco, in the names of DELIA MttVEIGH AND
PATRICK I'AIIKKLI., No*. 17-004-
Tha finder will please return to bank.
"EYEGLASSES, WEEN" CLIV AN D
SJ Waslnngiou, on i'o.k. Return 1619 Washing-
ton; reward.
lOST MUST 25-A FAWN GREYHOUND:
I bitch. Re urn to 57 Clementina sL and receive
reward.
LAST SUNDAY. BETWEEN" SHELL MOUND
and foot Market, mtdal, 4th class, G. f. C.
Reward 433 Sutter st.
BROWN WATER SPANIEL RETRIEVER:
liberal reward. PAPE, 2109 Leavenworth.
Qi 1 A REWARD— LOST. 15 SHARES U. O.
Up A "' It. M.. certificate No. ;^53, IsiueJ January
6, 1879. Return 1611 Sacramen. o st.
i-'L ~ LARKLN — BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
v"J sl CALL, tMibscriptlont at"' want ads taken.
PROPOSALS.
U' S. ENGINEER'S OFFICE, 59 FLOOD
L/ . building, San J- ranclsco, Ca., September 1.
1897.— -sealed proposals for dredging In san
Joaquin River, California, wiil be received here
until .2 o'clock, noon, Wednesday, Oitober 6,
1H97. Information furnished on app ication.
CHAKLES E. L. >'. DAVIS, Major Engineers.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The ■ following marriage llcensss ' have been
issued by the Coanty Clerk's otticsi
wuilam ... Hewitt fciertha strouse, 27—22.
Ferdinand Alec and LeOnn c Condre. 32—27. .
Alired W.Latham and Matvina Harding 2.— 27.
Aut-ust Nlewerth and Li/.„.» itlchter, 31— 24
1 George D.Stomers-t and Urace K.Martin.32— lB.
Wliiiain A .iiert ail Katie P. Young. '21—11.
Benjamin M. Fosi and Mary F. O'Brien. 36— 23.
Emu V. Ktciieranl Marie H. Seller, 30-24.
Rufus T. Frelllinsr and Emma Wldding. 24—18.
Fniz Bur-'h--r'. an 1 Margaret Fis I, 57—50.
August Andeism and Elite Art 24—19.
- James May man and Emma Humpir.y, 31— 19.
Louts i.. Artaud aud Fanny Blondeau, 34—29.
, John C Websr and Genevieve Trvon. '.5—
William I'L Rose and Kittle J. Pearsall. 28—19.
Ki-v.rJ Btirt'ord and Josephine Berg. 47—33.
Frank Regit and Eliza Henuy, 29-2 i.
U. C. des Bordes and Madeleine A. S. Pancoast,
43-2».
BIRTHS— MiBRMjft— DEATO."
IBlrth, marriage atid death uollcts sent by mill
will njt beinsertel. They must be handed In a:
either of th* public itloa offices and be indorsed
with tha name an i residence of persons authorized
to have tue same published, j
BORN.
DIMOCK— In this city. .ept.mber 6, 1897. to the
wiie ot W. __ Dioioct-, a Uftugtiiec.
! IVERSON— August 30, 1337, to tha wife of
! Charles M. Iverson, a .-nier.
I MIKSKY— In this city, September^ 1837, to tha
1 wife o. B. Mlrs-y, a iltn; iter.
' NOONAN — In this ci'.y. September 6, 1897, to the
wife of F. P. Noonnu, a daughter.
ROESLER-Sepiember 1. 18J7, to the wife of C-
i A. Roesler, a daughe:. .
SCHWAN— In this "iv. September 7. 1887, to
the wife of Jacil) -'chwan. a daughter.
__-_-_-—
MAKriIEO.
DIMOCK— MAITLAND— In this city. September
1. 18 '7, Wilfred Dlruocfc of San Francisco and
May Matiaud of Los Aiiitele-
FULLERTOX— THOMPSON— In thlt rly, Sep-
teniher 6. IS»7. by the lie** F. R. Farrand, D.
P- Ful'.erton of san Francisco aui Jlisi A. W.
Thompson of Run wo id > Itv. i aL .
l>iF_o.
Black, William ' Kyne. Thomas A.
Utile*, John J. Lynch, -Mary
Barrett Phcebe I'o'.ts, Elizabeth C
Ch-siey, Mil, on J. Price, Edmund I*
Doy.e, Michael J. an.l Ellen
Doyle, Mary Held, Char es *."*-
Drlscoil. Patrick Schencn. Joanna E.
Foley, William ' Sherwood, Mary C.
Gavin, ltobjrt S. W_rrt'or.l. Ne.lt ■ ._ *.
Gasz, Edward Wharton, \tar^ara.
Johnson, August Whaieu, Michael
Zetieader, Mat-dile-a
BLACK— In this cltr, septernb-r 7, 1897, Wil-
liam, beloved husbanu of Mary Black, brother of
Maria and Jul a r.lack, aud Desbaw of Peter
s. x, a native of County Klldare, Ireland, aged
46 years.
BUICK— In this city, September 7, 3897. Join J.,
early beloved huthinid of Mary Riiick. son ot
John and Mary Buick, brother of William and
Catherine Rule-; and brother-in-law of Joe and
; Samuel Cronen. a native of Brooklyn, N. V.,
a-;ed 29 years 11 mouths and 7 days.
BARRET In this city, September 7. 1897,*
Phoebe Barrett, beloved mother of 11. C. HO fri
bell ant Mrs. H. 11. Roc^ie.iow. a native of
Vermont, aged 81 years and 10 months.
CHF.SNEY- TB this clly, September 7. 1-07. ill*
ton J., dearly belove.l son of Andrew and Tessle
Che.ney, a. native of San Francisco. aged 3
months and 2 7 days.
fif-TThe funeral will take olace TO-MORROW
(Thursday), at '_ o'clock p. M.. from the resi-
dence of his parents, 2576 Folsom sireet.
DOYLE— In this cit-, SeD'.ember6. 1397, Michael
J., beloved sob of ths tat* Citherlno Doyle, and
brotner or James anl the late Matthew Doyle,
a native of Count/ Limerick, Ireland, aged 52
years
»"_t*"The funeral will take place Tnn DAY
. (Wednesday) a: 10 o'clock a. m., from his late
residence, 6".5 Howard street, oelween First
and ecoud, uience to -m. Brendan's ihurcn lor
services. Interment Mount Calvary Ceue:er.-.
DOYLE— In this city S« ptember 7, 1897, Mary
Doyle. Deloved cousin of feier John McGeeand
Mr- William i.leason, a native of Couuly
Cavan. Ireland, agel i.O years.
DRISCOLL— In this city, September 6. 1397. Pat-
rl k, beloved hutband of t-rtuget Lrtscoll. and
father of Daniel Drlscoil. a native of County
C'oric. Ireland, aged 63 years. . * ■
Frlendi ar» reaper. Hilly invited to attenl
the funeral THIS PAY (Wednesday), at 8:1-0
o'clock a. -L, from his late residence. 4-0 Clem-
entina street, thence to St, Patrick's church,
where a sou mi requiem mass will be celebrated
tor the repoie or his soul, commencing at 9
o'ciock a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
FOLEY— In the City and County Hosp*t_l. Sep-
I tember 7. 1897, William Foley, a nallvo of Ire-
| land, aired 65 years.
GAVIN— In this city, September 6, 15 97. Robert,
S., beloved son of John B. snl Lottie Gavin,
a native of ..a Francisco, aged 6 months aud 3
days.
ff-TFrlends anl acquaintances are roso-a*.-
fullv Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p.m.. from the resi-
dence of his Brand mother, Mrs. Mary Gavin,
206 Moultou street, off Fillmore.
GASZ— In West Berkeley, Edward, beloved hus-
band .of Maggie Oasz. son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Oasz. and brother of si-ve oas.*. of »alt l.ak^
Clly and Mr*. T. Hill ot Allegheny City, Fa.,
a native of Allegheny City, Pa., aged 40 year. 3
months and 6 days.
JO" Friends ' and acquaintances are r-snec*.-
-lull. -invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
■ (Wednesday), from the residence of his par-
ents, corner of Third and Addison streets, V, est
ier<eley. thente to West Berkeley __. E.
Churi.*h Services at 2 o'clock P. M.
JOHNSON— In this city. August 22. 1897, An.
Johnsou, mate or barkentiue irmgard, a native
of Sweden, agel 31 yean.
4U*Frlends and acaualntances am rospiW-
foliv invited to attend the funer.l Tills DAY,
(Wednesday), at 2:30 o'clock p.m., from the par-
lors or Craig cfc Cochran Co.. .6 Mint avenuo.
Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
KYNE— In this city. September a. 1397, Thomts
A , beloved husband of Mary- A. Kyne, brother
of Charles Kvne, and soa-inlaw of Mary au I
the lac George Griffith, a native of Headfonl,
County Gaiway, Ireland, aged i*_ years 9 mourns
an.l IS days. A member of Harmony Loige
No 9. A. O. I". W.
flflS" Friends and acquaintances are r-sni— -
fully invited to attend th* 'uneral TO-MORROW
(Thursday), at 8 o'clock a.m., from his lata
residence. I*l Geneva sire... off Braunan street,
thence to St. Rose Church, where a r.qulea-
) hl{h mass will be celebrated for the renosa of his
soul, commencing at 9:30 o'clock a. ~t. g luter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery. '--■ ----- '-.v-X
A. O. U. W. — Harmony Lodge No 9: The offlc-rs
and members will assemble at tho tesidenc-. of
Our late brother, Thomas A Kyne. 12 Geneva,
TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 8 :30 o'clock
' a. M. sharp, toattend tne tuaera..
D. McS WEEN- V, Rec. CS. PENN", M. W. ".
LYNCH— In thts city, September 7, 18U7. Mary,
beloved wife o,' Join Lyncn, and mother of
Eugene H. Lynch, a native of Nay an. County
Meatb. Ireland, aged 31 years 5 mourns and IS
days
Friends and acquaintances ar«« r«sn->2*.- I
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORKO
(Thursday), at 8: 15 o'clock a. m.. from the par-
lors of the United Undertakers. 27 and 29 Fifth
street, thence to tit, James Church. Twentv-
thlrd and Guerrero streets.whert a requiem high
mass wl.l be celebrated for tb*j repo.e of bej
soul, commencing a. 9 o'i*L>_._ a. sc Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
POTTS- In this city, September 6. 1897. Eliza-
beth C, beloved wife of Thomas Potts, anl
beloved mother of Harry and Lous W. smith,
a native of Pennsylvania, a.ej 46 years H
months and 8 days.
fISTTbs funeral will taka nlana THI3 DAY
(Wednesday), at 2:_'* o'clock p.m., fro-n her
lac resid>-nie, l*j".-_- Rausch street. Interment
Masonic Cemetery. '
PRICE— In Oakland, of scarlet fever, September
7. 1897. Edmund Lawrence, eldest son of Dr.
W. E. and Mary I- Pre, aged . 8 years and i
days. "*.*.-•• •■ -' '
J_T Funeral services THIS DAY (Wednesday),
at 11 o'clock a.m.. at the residence of his
parents, 960 Sixth avenue. East Oakland, near
Clinton station.
RYAN— In the City an.i Count? Hospital Sep-
tember 7 1897, Ellen Ryan, a nativs ot Ireland,
aged 52 years.
REI D— ln San Mateo, September 7, 1897, Charles
Reid, a native of Perth. Scotland, aged 69 years
6 months and 7 days. [New Z-aland papers
please copy.j
SCHENCK— In this city, September 6, 1897.
Joanna E., beloved mother of . William H. H.
and Stephen A. I), schencs, a native a. Newark,
K. J., aged 66 years 5 months and 10 days. . -
tST Friends anl aonu-iaiancas art r_*p».t-'
' fu'ly Invited to attend the funeral Tills DAY
(Wednesday), at 12:15 o'clock p. m.. from her
late residence. AlnA Twenty-first street, near
Mission. Interment Mountain View Cemetery,
Oakland.
SHERWOOD— In this city. . September 6. 1.07,
Mary Cornelia, daughter of Eilga and Julia J.
Überwool. a native of California
*&~ Friends and acquaintances are respeci-
tullv invited to attend the fu terit THIS DAY
(Wednesday), at 1:30 o'clock P. &_- from the
residence, l'lo Russ stre.t.
WARFFORD— lii this city. September 6. 1897,'
Nellie, beloved wife of Henry Warfford, and
motnerof > arrie Warfford and Mamie, iiella,
Katie and Richie Hammond, a native of Boston,
aged «0 years 2 months aud 3 days. .
AST Friends and acquaintances are • respect.-,
fnlly Invited to attend the funeral THIS i»AY
(Wednesday), at 2 :30 o'clock p. si., from Mission
road, rive-mile Houss. luieruieus I. o. O. F.
Cemetery.
WHARTON— In Oaklani. September 6. 1897,
Margaret, beloved daughter of Harry and Kllza»-
neth Wharton, and sister of Harry Wharton Jr.,
a native of * tioston, Mass., aged 15 years 11)
months and 3 days- v.. •*-'.'- *■
4_j"Friends and acouaintancas nrs respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from the res -
oence of the parents. Forty-second street, b*-
twee. Linden and Market, Oakland, Interment
Mountain View Cemetery.
WHALEN— In this city, September 6, 1697,
Michael, beloved father of John, Lizzie Mid
Charley Wfaalen and brother of William whalen,
a native of County Kerry, Ireland, aged 65
years. .- .'..-'
<s"r*"Frlen-ls and acquaintances art reso*n*.-
fully luvtted to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Thursday), at 9:.0 o'clock a. it., from bis lar-»
residence, 11 9% Leavenworth street, thence to
Ht. Mary's Ca-. tied ial, where mass will be ceo-
bra:«d for the repose of his soul, comment 1 ins af
10 a- m. . Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery..
! ZEHENDER— in this city. September 7. 18. : .
Magdalena „.hender, de ,rly beloved mother of
| Mrs. ->. P. -talouu, aad stepmother of oeorze J.
i Zehenaer. . . y .-
ST. DOMINIC'S CHURCH BUILDING ASS(*L
elation — Tne' regular monthly requiem high
mass for the deceased members of the above
association, and , tor the deceased parents atil
relatives of the members, will be celebrated la
St. Dominic's Church. Bush and Steiner streets,
TO-MuRR.AV ( l hnrsday), at 9, o'clock a. it.
Friends are invited to -.itencl.
I ~~~~. r-"--_r ~~_^_z_r
McAVOY & CALLACHER,
FUN KRAL DIRECTORS & EMBALM
20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoln School.
Telephone South 80.
mJLmm*m^mmwßmmmm*s~mmmm*M^mam^^m*m**ma*»M.aJtm*
H. B. McaVOY Manager
Mo A.VOY v & 00.,
Funeral Directors ana F.mbalinera,
1*435 Marks: St.. Bet. Bth nnd y_h.
•- Telephone South : 247. ■
.Estab. 185 V ' Tel. South 47
CRAIG & COCHRAN CO.
' Funeral iJirectora and Embalmcr*
22. 24 AND « 6 SUNT -AVENUE.
Lady assi.tsn;., Svacious ihapd for the use o.'
oat patrons, l-übter tires on our ambulance
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