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HOUSES TO LET.
"I Q'JP. BUSH— THE NICEST COTTAGK IN
IO1I1) the city or 6 rooms and bath for $20. -..-
MODERN COTTAGE— -10$ LAUREL ST., PA-
ill cific Heghts; reut cheap. MADISON i
BURKE. >-■--'*.'
Q.-)"\ 7 ROOMS, BATH AND LAUNDRY. i
' — •>. DEMPsiER, 30 Glen Park: aye., iff
- Twelfth st. - -
THr. DELIGHTFUL VILLA P.E-IDENCE, I
-*.." northwest corner Twenty-first aud Guerrero !
sts.: 12 rooms: stable if needed; warm and sunny; j
fine view*, large garden, lawn and flowers; electric ,
cars p:is 8 door: low rent; see this elecant place; '
" key at cor. er. E. G. DENNISTON, 3454 Twenty-
fi st st., same block. -.
; 701 IVY A\"i*J.— 2-ST'OBY, BAY-WIN-DOW,
lOi sunny 7-room house; bath: modern.
•'•''•VION.KY LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WaTCH-
liles, jeweiiy.sealskius. Un leHarri*s,ls Grantav
■■ : "1 7 'J * AY ST., NEAR VAN NESS AYE.—
.■'.-■ -I * --O Modern house of 9 rooms and bath.
V DEDUCED RE.sT: 1111 HYDE, BET. CALL
* xi fornia and Sacramento, containing 10 rooms.'
.--...b-ith, etc. : sun in eveiy 100 m; don't judge from
outside, but go through house.
V: - QO 6-ROOM HOUSE;* BEST 'FOR MONEY;
.-• i_ 1- . healthy . view. 1567 Kearny, nr. Greenwich.
QC>9 8 ROOMS: LATEST DECORATIONS;
v. : «JT«-»— . mc* mantels: 4'J-it yard: fine neighbors;
■ gee it: sanitary plumbing. 2625 Pine, fir. scott.
KLONDYKE GOLD i ' ZZ
Will rent homes at BALDWIN A HoWELL,
• 10 Montuonierv St.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
FURNISHED HOUSE; 9 ROOMS AND BATH;
comionabe end convenient ; reut $80. B. R.,
* •.*■--; box 82, Call Office.
70] HARRISON-4 ROJMS AND BATH
■ » six furnished complete; housekeeping; yard;
■ rent $16.
COTTAGES TO LET.
Qi 11- BAY: W.I XDO W COTTAGE. 4 BOOMS;
y t. lA . wuter free. 107 Collins st. near Gear/.
REDUCED RENT: C'TTaGF;, 4 ROOMS,
both aud basement. 220 Thirteenth st, near
..: ■ ■ Howard.
SOUTHWEST CORNER SANCHEZ AND
.. O Twenty-sixth— Elegant sunny, modern 5-room
.cottage. . ,
■j.'."* FEATS TO LET. ,
SUNNY BAY-WINDOW; 6 ROOMS: YARD,
O basement • 3 Hampton place, off Folsom, bet
. fcecond and Third sts.
':. CONVENIENT FLAT OF 7 ROOMS. AT 36
■'•-. KJ Second St.. bet Market and Jessie; rent rea-
sonable.
iQ-lf* SUNN* UPPER FLATt 5 ROOMS:
«!?10, bath: modern improvements. 306 a
.Bartlett st., near Twenty-fourth. •
Q-}f-t LOVKLY SUN N't FLAT; 5 ROOMS.
«©— VI. 21*-* Elm aye.. Van Ness and Golden Gate.
QTA FLAT 3 ROOMS: FURNI HED.
■JpJ \i . .cor. Zoeand Bryant; keys 402 Third.
SUNNY FLAT: 6 ROOMS; BATH; LaBGE
yard 31tfi_ Bartlett st
Of*"! A 1 SUTTER— MODERN SUNNY UPPER
— Ul-J» fl»t; $15.
SUNNY TOP FLAT 7 RoOMs AND BATH;
O all ln sood care. 4L'a-b Airy St.-
OT IPPIR FLAT 4 ROOMS AND BATH
010. on Twelfth st. Di.MPsTER.-36 Glen
I'ork aye. J^_M
E LEO ANT UPPI-R FLAT 5 ROOMS AND
:.XJ bath: bunuy; large basement. 919 Capp st.
V 0 NEW FLATS, 6 AND 7 ROOMS ANPBATH;
;-'-,: — . attic 80x28, with upper flat: latest improve-
•: ments. flue marine view-, no tog and wind; pendons
..'.lor iigh.iug gas throughout and c ectric lights;
"•:•--. cemented wal.s and lut-emeiiis, garden. 2121
;■' Leavenworth St.. near Filbert
ELEGANT TOP FLAT; 6 i OOMS: SUN IN
-Ct every room. 14 Grove st. near City Hall.
TIO.VKV LOANED ON DIAMONDS. WATCH*
'-'.'i'les; jewelry.sea.sltins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant ay
•f*: S. a lower flat; 6 rooms; PARTLY
:'..'•: "©*- If*, furnished; 5 boarder- Apply 2526 Mis-
.': "... sion st
: -* ; -'-yn Mi SS ST., BET. 6TH AND TTH— UPPER
.OU 6 rooms; bath. Key corner Howard. .
"• -fflj 1 Q 6 SUNNY ROOMS AND BATH. 174
• ''.;". •-•yT' 10. Thirteenth and Howard.
S ".J "VTEW BAY-WINDOW FLAT, ITRMSHED;
; i-1 cheap to good tenants. 169 Son Carlos aye.
: -': Y*.:.L -LAT— 729-V. HARRISON* ST., BET. THIRD
'•:'•' -T and Fourth; 5 rooms and bath
.'.;': -.YEW .N.ODEKN* FLAT; 6 ROOMS; RENT
-Vf-.i-Y -cheap*. 4.37 Twentieth St., near Castro." ".
V: 9 NICE FLATS 3 AND 4 ROOMS. 672 AND 678
.-.••«_ Bryant St., near Fifth; low rent to good tenant.
ffljtOK . Mi. DERN FLAT. 8 ROOMS; BATH; 1
•J 1 Z.O. or '_' families 1126 Howard st
. ;•; £.*«• MODERN FLAT: 5 ROOMS AND
<JIU. both. 1450 Valencia, near Twenty-fifth.
.*. .. :"fij'*l'J AND $15: 2 LOVELY* SUNNY* FLATS;
';.:•*. ittJpJLO 4 and 5 rooms; bath: gas: mirror top
■ .- mantels; grtnd view; 1612 and 1512V2 1 as:ro
•=-"'-•' a.', near 'Twenty-filth: cars pass the door: water
free. Key at drugstore, corner Castro and Jersey.
KLONDY*KE GOLD
XX. Will rent flats at BALDWIN A HOWELL,
; TO Montgomery st Hflf-Tflffl
';:• viATQ TWENTY-THIRD, NEAR c\stro—
:fIU I O Lovely upper sunny 5-room flat; rent
,'•'■; 15; water tree.
IQWER FLAT; 5 LARGE ROOMS ELEGANT-
I-i 13' furnished: rent $20. 2510 Harrison st
HAIGHT ST., 620. SUN.W FLAT; 7 ROOMS;
newly papered throughout: rent reasonable.
: -^ ; — — :
'':-•' /"'LAY st., 1417b; handsomely DECO-
•:..."' V rated fla.: 7 rooms: marine view; sunny and
. light, rent cheap.
*. /•HEAP MODERN* F--ATS. 5 AND 6 BOOMS;
'.'.•-■ V. 98 10 $16: see them. 523 Seventh st
. ~ TO 40 BOOM FLAT-. HOUSES, N. OF
•'Marke: cheap ; SPECK A- Co*..- 602 -Market.
housp;keeping rooms.
Bryant Street. . .
• -1 "I BRYANT, NB. THIRD— NICE SUNNY
Oil suites; front; $8 per month up. •
Eddy Street.
• 1 CXsfi tliV Y-E LEG aNT SUNNY FRONT
1-.-JU and bacK parlor, en suite or single, with
or without housekeeping.
Eighth Street.
IAQEIOH 111 —LARGE FURNISHED
IUo housekeeping rooms; also single: cheap.
Erie Street.
**7 ERIE ST.. BET. THIRTEENTH AND
' 4 i * Fourteenth— 2 furnished aunny clean con.
. Decting rooms.
1 ■ — • .
Y- :y'zz i mil Street. •
01 -I* FIFTH— 2 SUNNY FRONT CONNECT-
.")I*± Ing house-eeplng rooms; stove; bath; pri-
v ate; $-0- ' '
A uismn sire*)..
-/-> 4 FOLSOM — HOUSEKEEPING ROOM,
I U4' $6; also other, cheap; oil sunny. * - ■
Fourth "•tree:.
00-* FOURTH— F CRN ISHED -'ROOMS FOR
Zz.o light houseki ening; alio single.
olden Gate Avenue.
ncift GOLDEN OAT -- SUNNY PARLOR
VZst' floor/ complete for housekeeping, $26;
suite $14. -• ' ' '
-L-t-arr .. --.treat.. . .
(iL'OI AA FOR ALL LIS: 4COM PORTABLE
s^)Jjl.V)\). rooms: batn: 2 beds: gas and coal
stoves; *11 necessaries. 1917 Geary st.
.*. .. V— Grant Avenue.*
Xf ONEY* LOANED ON DIAMOND**, WATCH- !
Six es jewelry.seaisklns. Uncle Harris. 15 Grant ov
"••Y-r Howard Street.
-OQ HOWARD- 2 NEWLY RENOVATED
(z.O house-ieepniK rofyins; single or double;
also single. ' - '.- ' - . ' ■ " 'YZ-f'"
HO I HOWARD - LARGE SUNNY FUR-
.M-i nished rooms; "with* or "wlthoui boaid;
cheap.
* Ai Q HOWARD-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
-JUIIQ bousekeepiug: bath and gas. * .
-• Jessie Street. ' "
iQQ JESSIE- 2 OR 3 SUNNY FURNISHED
'iOO housekeeping rooms: cheap.
oiiiii'. street.
on P. C JONE F-2 SUNNY* FRONT UNFUR-
Zl'OD ulshed- housekeeping rooms; lath; no
children. •'*••'*' ' " f' ' T V
i- is si *->•/- street. '. V
nni MISSION-LA RO BOOMS, COMPLETE
OZtl for housekeep n?. with yard: $10. .
SQ sis MISSION-10R2 ROOMS FURNISHED
tJtIU for housekeeping: cheap. . :
1C 1 A MISS I ON- 2 LARGE SUNNY OI'SE-
101*1 keeping rooms, $16; other rooms $6 up.
HOUSEKEEPINO , ROOMS — Continue.!.
y.'"' '■' ' ' Natoma Street. V
fi4*-*l NATOMA —2- OR 3 ROOMS, FIR-
Vino nished or unfurnished ; housekeeping: rent
reasonable.
:7'(Y A*o*ivell Mft'Ot.
r.ftO POWELL, NEAR - SUTTER— DOUBLE
; OilO parlors and kltcnen*. all sunny; gas range.
I second str_et.
I P.I-) SECOND— NIC! LV FURNISHED FRONT
1 ')— rooms, suitable for light housekeeping.
-.Alii Mieo..
m SIXTH - FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
ing A sunny bay-window rooms: reasonable.
sixteenth Street.
Cft-ia SIXTEENTH^ NEAR VALENCIA—
• U— U Neil furnished housekeeping rooms, $9;
other rooms.
OAQtI" B SIXTEENTH, "ifKAR VALENCIA-
-o\JO— Nicely - famlshedtal*- ove suite; exclu-
s ive: kitchen and baih; gas stove; no children.
'.-■.'*' Seventh Street. ,
I AC) SEVENTH (OIi.ARD) — SUITES AND
X"xz. kitchens: alsosincierms.; newly renovated.
'-. irk Mree..
Qt-I fl 2 ROOMS FURNISHED FOR HOUSE-
. tJpIU. keeping: also rooms ior light house-
keeping.. 123 Turk st. -" : i7?£*£t-B% ite«i_a?B__-i
Twentieth Street. ;
-<)-*> TWENTIETH — 2 SUNNY FUR-
ij\)&.~ nisbed connecting rooms and bath.
\ -.. .mi> J\.\atsus>.
C -I Q VAN NESS— SUNN V.SUITE COMPLETE
OJ O for housekeeping $14; 3 rooms, $-5.
ROOMS TO LET.
Bartlett Street.
lot BARTLETT - SUITE OF ROOMS OR
1 Oj single, In private family: reasonable.
. Luah Stren-
HOTEL BERTLINGi 714 BUSH, ABOVE
Powell— strictly firstcluss: forgentlemeii and
families: convenient 10 business cenier and prin-
cipal streetcar lines: references required.
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE. 421 BUSH —
rooms; gas; running water; $1 week up: sunny.
tudy Street.
f>-|Q EHDY—LABGE WELL- FURNISHED
DJi/ front bay-window room; also single front
room.
71 C EDDY— I LARGE FRONT ROOM AND
I xO kitchen: large yard; sunny; $15.
A.^mt, stT-wo..
SHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE. 28 BTH
st. near Market; furnished and unfurnished.
Ino EIGHTH— SUNNY* ROOMS; $1 25 A
lUO week aua upward. •"
a- .li* street.
ROYAL HOUSE. 128 ELLIS — INCANDES.
cent lights: reading-room, 1* mo kins -room and
! ladles' parlor; rooms per night, 35c to $1 60: week,
$2 to $8: mouth, 58 to $30; elevator on office
floor: rooms with hoi and told water: baths.
on/; ELLIS--2 NICELY FURNIsHKD FRONT
O— O rooms on sunny side: rents reasonable-
• • X .111 l > tl-0.. -
THE COSMOPOLITAN— SELECT FAMILY
hotel; 100 Fifth st.cor. Mission: rooms 60c,
75c and $1 per night; $2 to $5 per week.
sz.stts.l v Streo.. '
C I OGEARY.NEWLY RENOVATED HOUSE,
Ol O front suite' suitable offices; other rooms.
001 GEARY— NJCELY IsH ED ROOM,
UOl withgas and bah, ln private family-
-1 QJf-\ GEARY — LARGE SUNNY FURNIsH-
-1 OZIO ed room: rent $6 per month.
j .
Grant Avenue.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH-
eso'ewelry, sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant
huuurtl Mieo..
7 f3Q HOWARD — SUNNY FURNISHED
! l *)«. front rooms; en suite; single: housekeep-
I ing: single. $1 week )B£lEMKf_&iS
j OQI HOWARD .UNNY PARLOR 4 ROOMS;
j COl suitable for doctor or small family.
I I -Jf'Y HOWARD— J2 NICELY FURNISHED
I 1 l U I rooms: sunny; gas: bath: gentlemen pre*.
Hyde Strew. " %'■'.'
*1 1 10 HYDE — FRONT ROOM To RENT
111" cheap: furnished or unfurnished.
•j ones streei.
THE VAN WINKLE, 207 JONES— CENTRAL;
quiet: sunny: running water; $8 month ap.
Kearny Street.
KEARNY, NR. - SUTTEB— LIGHT LARGE
room; office, factory or bskpg. 15 Grant aye.
KLINGTON HOUSE. 127 KEaRNY —
AKLfNGTON HOUSE. 127 KEaR.XY —
Pleasant sonny rooms, en snlte and single;
! first class in every respect; terms reasonable.
Laguna Street.
TOURISTS— ST. JAMES, COR LAGUNA AND
McAllister, near Pavilion: low rates: sunny.
JLeidesdorflf street,
-I -I f> LEIDESDORFF — 2 LIGHT SUNNY*
1 I O front rooms; well lurnished; terms reason-
able. •
' a. .. ts\f Mroo.,
SUNNY FRONT ROOM ON MARKET ST.;
0 cheap; entrance 8 Gough st _
I TJ AWTHORN, 19--6 MARKET- SUNNY
! AL corner rooms; suitable demist or doctor.
Mil*. on Mieeu
! "ll MASON-SUNNY ROOM; NICELY FUR-
■ li nished: $1 a week. -
Minna Street.
-I A A MINNA-SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
1 4v 75c a -seek and upward.
A.lkkion stree..
•7/-JQ MISSION— NICE CLEAN FURNISHED
l DO room: 94 month. *{.sgL3_B
MONTANA HOUSK 764% MISSION. NEAR
4lh— Newly opened: single rooms, 10c, 16c
and 20c per nlg.it; 60c, 90c and $1 25 per week.
HANCOCK HOUSK 'Sl MISSION. *<KLECT
family rooming-house: $160 10 93 -t-rweek.
or MISSION — NEWLY F URN ISHED
00 17 rooms; $4 per month.
Irirjrj MISSION— FRONT OR BACK
lit room; furnished for housekeeping; $10
month.
Cxp.CXfs MISSION — SUBSCRIPTION-* AND
ZttJZX) want ads taken for The Call.
JNmtb Sireeu
-IQAI NINTH — 2 CONNECTING SUNNY'
1 o\)'i rooms; furnished or unfurnished; bay-
window and grates.
ZiyZtZZ. . Pacific Street.
CHICAGO HOTEL: SINGLE AND DOUBLE
rooms: $1 and $1 50 per week: 222 Pacific,
..;'-.-.-:' '-.Pine Stree..
rjo-l PINE— SUNNY ROOM FOR 2 GENTLE-
0— 1 men $7, running water; also single.
A owell siree.. , '.
THE MONTELLO, 201 POWELL ST., NW.
cor. of O'Farreli— Elegant sunny front rooms;
! reasonable:' particular attention to transients.
_*D\entn sir««»..
■1 Oi- a SEVENTH — NEATLY' FURNISHED
OZ. sunny rooms for young men, private family.
GRAND SOUTHERN, SEVENTH AND Mis-
sion— Suites;iiugle: sunny: elevator; moderate
i '
*:._.. 1 • r-e .
"VTEW: MAN CHESTER, 64 6TH. COR. MIS-
— I sioa— Elg. nwly.iur. rms ten suite: single; reas.
StucJktnn Street. .
1 EUROPEAN, 17 STOCKTON — ELEGANT
XJ rooms: suite or single; nay, week or month;
tabs; hot and cold waier: transient; elevator.
butter Street.
THE STANFORD, 820 V, SUTTER-ROOMS
furnished elegantly: tf.c, *1 50 day: $8, $30 ma
•* . ;'•*'•:■ Taylor Street. iy-:
1 (\R TAYLOR-FRONT SUITE, FOR TIGHT
lUO housekeeping, or suitob'e for 2 gentleman.
' Thirteenth Street.
*| Ql THIRTEENTH, COR HOWARD— NICE
lOi. sunny furnished rcoms, $6 up.
Turk Sireet. YY
SCQ TURK— FURNISHED BOOM; ' SMALL,
- O small, sunny front room to let
Washington Avenue. v
Of? WASHINGTON A VE.-LAROB i SUNNY
oii front room nicely furnisbtd for man and
wife or two gentlemen.. - *
THE .-SAN FRANCISCO -CALL, I SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1897.
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
VICELY FURN I SHED SUITE. $30 MONTH
j-\ for 2; $15 single, or «4 Me.k; good table. "663
Geary st. . •
THE WALDORF, 309 POWELL, GPP UNION
square— Thorouahlv renovated; newly and ele-
gantly furnished board MRS. J. A. CALHOUN.
THE WILMOT, 728 SUTTER— NEWLY* FUR-
nlshed family hotel; rooms single and ea suite;
elevator; telephone Hyde 2521. -
7*l POST— 2; LARGE SUNNY -R.ioMS,
I J — suitable lor 2 each, with board; reasonable.
rri > VAN NESS — NEWLY FURNISHED
OUI. rooms; running waier; terms moderate.
■J jA' VAX NESS AYE.. NR. . BUSH— SUN-
-ItU«J ny rooms with board* .private family. -
-= 1 s ELLIS— NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
«J J. C with board; $20 up: use of parlor: piano.
800 ELY HOTEL*, 208-212 BUSH ST.,
board and room $1 to *2 per day, (6 to $12 per
weeK: choice rooms 60 cents to $1: hui'** rooms
for family $1 tosl 60 per night: first-class service:
lree coach. CHARLES MONTGOMERY*. %• V
HOTEL F'AIRMOUNT, 1714 MARKET— RE-
opened under new management: newly, ele-
gantly furnishe i ; first class in every respect:
loble unsurpassed; suites, with board for two, $50.
COLUMBIA. 113 EDDY — UO -MS $1 50 TO
V $3 a week;, rooms wilb board, $20 to $30 a
month: nice nukes: board fortwo. $40.
CHILDREN BOARDED.
.) CHILDREN WANTED TO BOARD; GOOD
- home. 1217 Scott st. * - ,
STORES -TO LET.
CM') i\f\ large store and 3 living-
s&lsLi.OV). rooms. Coll 1825 c Howard st.
So STORE— NICELY DECORATED; GOOD
O. stand lor barber. Tweuty-flf'h and Va-
lencia sts.*
0-) A AN * **• PACIFIC — 2 HANDSOME
*)— "1 large stores, with or without basement:
cheap.
I rot MARKET, NR. LARKIN— RENT $65
1 Oz,^ givo lease. ASHTON, 411 Montgomery st
STORE WITH 3 LIVING-ROOMS; RENT $12.
•-913-V2 Mission st.
ftO- GROCERY*; CORNER HOWARD AND
ifOi), Buss sta ASHTON, 411 Montgomery.
STORE AND BAKERY*. $25 PER MONTH.
ASHTON. 411 .Montgomery st.
Cttm STORE. WITH LIVING-RMS.: PLATE-
<©^U. glass Don;; Howard St.. bet Fourih and
Fifth. AsH'TON, 411 Montgomery st.
"1 P.*.)"! HOWARD ST.— STORE, WITH FIX-
Xsjt-Z. tares:' suitable for family ; rent cheap.
OFFICES TO 'LET. Y'Y
SUNNY LOFT 30xb0 FEET; FIRST FLOOR
0 suitable for factory or clubroom, 1028 Market.
DEsK-RtOM: $10: PLEASANT. SUNNY
ofiice in Crocker building. ' Aadresi O. L., box
38, Call." fcffi *tWtttl*'P af ''l' ir ' - f
1 \l\ 1 Market— city* hall square—
ItJUI suites $20. A.-HTON. 411 Montgomery.
EMMA SPRECKELS BUILDINU, 927 MAll-
J ket st.- $l2 10 $20. ASH'TON. loom 210.
MEDICAL.
IMPORTANT TO ANXIOUS WOMEN!
X Dr. Allen Godfrey's Liquid Female Regulator
Is the most effective and reliable remed -• oq the
face of the earth. Forsuppr ssion irregular. ties
it is absolutely reliable. When every thing else fails
this excellent preparation will positively hove the
desired effect No anxious wuiilns, no weary de-
lays. This remedy acts iromotlv lit all cases.
Us-d by but dr*-ds of. Jodie* without a single fail-
ure. To save yourself further wo ry and anxiety
It it best to get the remedy at one-*. Trial b ttle
fre (for limited time only) at DR. COOK'S ofiice,
865 market st
A PROCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARM*
less; never falls in any case of monthly sick-
ness, no matter what cause; no electricity bum-
bug or other dangerous methods: money In every
rose lefunded if a care is not effected; travelers
helped immediately; years' experience: home In
confinement with sanitarian conveniences. Con-
sult free the only reliabe phys clans, DR. AND
MRS. DAVIE-*, 14 McAllister St.. next Hibernla
Bank; houis 9 a. m. 10 5 »nd 7 to 8 i*. XL •
ALL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPBESSIO.X*
(from whatever cause) restored In . a few
hours; s*fe at any time: no process humbug: In-
stant relief for travelers; home in confinement:
my celebrated treatment and remedies lor mo;i thi v
suppression never fail: every cose guaranteed;
consultation free an.i confidential.
MRS. DR WYETH. Hid Post St.. near Larkln.
XX OF DR.' FOULET'S CAPSULES ARK
i. i guaranteed absolute cure for all female dis-
eases; positive y sate and sure: no danger or after
effects: taken in lime it also acts as a orevenliye:
price $1 60 per bux. sent free by mail on receipt of
price: consult otions 01 oil special diseases free.
WALLER BRij-., 33. Grant aye., S. i*. A cau-
tion— Before purchssiug elsewhere, write us.'
A PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE-
store every case of monthly tdekuess from
whatever cause In a few hours when medicines
and others hove fared; no Instruments used;
many years' experience; every case guaranteed;
advice free; terms reasonable: lint-class private
home for confinement. MRS. DR. DALEY, 112 d
Market st., over the Owl Drugstore.
OUKE CURE, WHEN OTHERS PAIL; NO
if medicine or Instruments: every woman ber
own physician for all female troub'es, no matter
from what cause; restores in one aay: nover fails;
consultation 1 free; pills $1 ; can be sen. and used
at home. DB. POPPER, 318 Kearny st
lA. LADIES IN TROUBLE OR WHO ARK
/"V suffering from disease peculiar to their sex
will find immediate re.lef by consulting a firsi-
class lady physician, wno never fails 10 cure a
single case; free consultation: terms easy. MRS.
DR M. DWYER. 26V Kearny st
DRS. GOODWIJN, SPECIALIST, LADIES
near cr far*, safe, quick cure guaranteed, any
disease orcomplaint; home for patients; oest skill:
tres diagnosis: low ftes; self-cure. 401 Yon Ness*
MBS. DR SCOTT: FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
diseases of the eye; a permanent cure guaran-
teed or no cnarge made; consult tree: hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 4, 7to 8, Sunday 11 to T. 410 Geary st.
AND MKS. WEGENER. 626 EDDY ST.—
Safe quick cure for all female complaints guar-
anteed: private home Ih confinement: every com-
fort; infants adoptod; terms moderate: pills (L
A Boon TO WIVES* and mothers— sk.
guro: price $1 50. RICHARDS A CO., 408
Clay su ; send 2-c. stamp for particulars to Seguro
Manufacturing Co., 531 X St-, sacramento. .Cal.
ALP AU'S FRENCH PILLS— A BOON TO LA-
dies with female troubles: no danger: safe and
sure; $2 50, express C. o. D. ; don't delay until 100
late. llsboOl) BROS., toast Agents, Oakland, 1 at.
/"CONFIDENTIAL — LADIES ' IN 1 nOUBLE
V. communicate with DR. t-AN'l Eli 33 Grou:
sve.. San Promise >. • f • ' .;>,;•*
1 lU PKAE .-> FEMALE REGULATING PILL*};
XJ safe and efficient emmeuogogue: $1 per box.
RICHARDS _ co.,drugg;sis, 40d clay st.,soleoft«
ECZEMA, BLOOD AND OAK. POISON AND
j all skin dUeases removed without pain or scar 1
T. DUFFY, 130tt Golden Gate aye.
SURE CURE IRREGULARITIES OR OTHER
female diseases. MRS. DB. PUETZ, 264 4th.
HOME IN CONFINEMENT; DISEASES OF
women. Mrs. Dr.F'unke, 141U Bth st. Alameda
DR. hall, 14 Mcallisteh st., near
Jones— Diseases of women snd children.
HOUSES.
GOOD ROAD CART FOR SALE CHEAP;
closed Sunday. 402 Third st.
MON El LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH-
es, 'ewelry,3i'HlsKi*is. Unc c Harris, 15 Gran:
Gentlf: -WELL-BRED ladies' horse
tor sale cheap. 1200 Howard st ,
A I )U VALENCIA— 2O GOOD WORKING AND
-SO arivlng horses.
HOUSES, HARNESS. WAGONS. BUGGIES
bought. sold; cash or exchanged. 1802 Mission.
AUCTION* SALES EVERY SATURDAY AT
11 o'clock of horses, buggies, wagons, harness,
etc. Emporium sales yard* 220 Valencia st, —
WATKINs, auctioneer.
A(\ HORSES FOR , SALE; ALSU WAGON.*},
*_U buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horss
Market 327 sixth st: auction sales every W-sd*
Besdoy. bULLI VAN * DOYLE. Auctioneer.
P /A ALL - Tl'KPoSs HORSES, WA'ONS,
OV) carts, harness: auction sale every Tuesday.
TATTEnHALi.'S. 721 Howard St. -
_ WAGONS AND CAKKIAGES. ;
FOR SALE— HORSE, HARNESS AND 4-
spring top wagon; . owner no further use. Ap-
ply 246 Thiid st.
CHEAPEST PLACE TOWN; FARM WAG*
onj, buggies, hacks and. harness; new and sec-
ond-hand. loth and Valencia sts.: lei. while 37L
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BABGAINS! IN
new and second-hand wagons, buggies, carta, ,
harness, robes aud blankets. • Lelbold Harness
Company. 211 Eorkln st. opp. hew city Hall.
.LMNE LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AND MILK
£ wagons cheap for cash or installments; 1 hue
lop and open nuggv: also 1 hock. 828 Harrison st .
*-- ■ f* ' STORAGE.,!;'' , ,*>
AT LOW iRATES-FUBNITURE. CARPETS,
pianos, household goods; clean, light com-
partments; advances made. J. NOONaN", 1017
to 1023 Mission st, above Sixth;, open evenings. .
FURNITURE ".PIANOS,' 'ETC- ADVANCES, j
packlnj*, shipping. CHAS. L.TAVLoR,2O4Po*rt. !
- PERSONALS.
MJSS RAY' BENNETT, FORMERLY 122 POST
at., returned 10 86i/*j Geary, rm. 21, 2d floor. :
fIALIFOKM HYP INST., 765 -MARKET;
\J dtseas-s. habits cured or no charge; hypnotism
taught; success guaranteed; diplomas issued.
\TO. 936 WON* THE PIANO RAFFLED BY
Ia MBS. NOAKE-s, 15 Valencia st. ,
MME. HOLLAND, THE PALMIST, BE-
. turned to room 1. 228 Post su
A METHOD OF VOICE BUILDING. KEDC-
cing the training of the voice to an exact sci-
ence: not only is the power 01 volume of every
voice at least doubled ana. the scale or compass
extended trom 2 to 5 tones, but the quality of tim-
bre becomes absolutely pure ana resonant through-
out the entire range; perfect ease in slutting the
highest notes: patrons and pupils carefully . pre-
pared for parlor, platform,' concert, choir. stage or
opeia: • former pu Mis and references— Franz vet-
ter. Doa Morrison, A bbie - Whinnery, * Adelaide
Detchon, Mane Holton, Helen Putter. Grace
Greenwood, Amy Leslie, Albani, Barilll, Lagrange,
Marches!, etc. For terms ana Instructions apply
to CLARKE,':** VOCAI- STUDIO*. 983 Market sU,
Mondays,* Wednesdays and Fridays only. '■.'■":
A LOCK OF YOUR HAIR. IF SICK SEND A
Jt\ luck of your hair, name, age. sex, 4 cents [ os -
age, and I wl.i diagnose your case and te.l you
what « i!l cure your ailments. - Add. ess DR. J. C.
BATDORF, Dept.. ll, Grand Rapids, Mich. fSSSg
a THIS 1^ .THE. DAY OF" CHEAP THINGS,
- but bow does hairrtressln? tor 25c strike you?
Good hairdrrsslng, up-to-date hairdressing. the
best In the city; not done oy apprentices: switches
$1 to $3. G. LED Kit FJR. 11l Stockton sL - -•-- •■■■■/.
ADVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC-
loltr: private; no fee without success; probat .
G.W.HOWE, atty at law, 850 51 arket.oor. Stocktn.
BADGES. PHOTO. AND BADGE BUTTONS
made, in San Fianclsco at Eastern prices.
WALTER N. BRUNT, 535 Clay st, S. F.
Q UINONIA HAIR TONIC; : GOOD FOR HAIR
and scalp troubles; 85c boitle. LcDERER,
111 siocktou st.
BIG OUTDOOR STEREOPTICON SHOW EVE-
ry night tor. Market and Sixth sta; artistic ad-
vertisements In living light: promoters of Ousl-
Ifess. .Consul! OWL ADV. CO, 1140 Marketsu
ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN .EVERY ROOM;
Wlncnester House, 44 Third st, nr. Market;
200 rooms, 25c to $1 50 per night: $1 60 to $6 per
week; free bus and baggage to and from the ferry.
CLASS IN HAIRDRESSING AND 'MAM-
curing now forming- for -t-pi. 1; special rates.
Up-to-Date Parlors, 1026 Market su, loom L""£&3*g
MRS. S. E. McLEOD, PSYCHOTHERAPEU-
tic and magnetic healer, 521 Ellis st.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIKs REMOVED BY
electrolysis. MBS. DR. WELCH. 2115 Bush.
V'UTICE— LA VERITE TOILET I'aKUluHh-
-1' moved to 30 Geary su, near Kearny.
SUIT TO ORDER ON EAsY INSTALLMENT 3.
L. Lf:.\lOs,'lll7 Market St.. bet. 7th and Bth.
CLOAKS AND TAILOR-MADE SUITS RE-
tailed at wholesale figures. 20 Sansome su
HHUFr-CHMIPT, SANITARY PLUMBER,
. goshtter. 623 Golden Gate ov. Tel. suiter 47L
5. -in aio-xTouAiEiii ax., in. .*..><. OF'FICK
t)— i An* Call; *»aui Ml *_■- tuoacripnoai
taken. •
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Ml;-. DR. F. CLARK, THE DISTINGUISHED
trance clairvoyant and medium; while en-
tranced she will reveal every hidden mystery in
life; she will show you how to overcome your
enemies,' lemove family troubles, restore lost of-
fections: unites the separated, recovers lost, stolen
or burieu property: locales treasures, minerals:
tells your entire 11. c, past, present and tutiire, while
ln a periect trance. Hours. 10 a. m. to 5?. li.
Perfect satisfaction, guaranteed by mall. Send
stamp lorcucular with special terms Mil-*. DR. F.
CLARK, rms. 25 and 1206 Market, opp. dxth.
Mill. PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY*
-l'l an: card-reader, born doable veil and secoal
sight; diagnoses disease, lull life reading; la 60c;
gents $1: palm, and clalrv.; sit. $1 60. 126 lure
ME LENEMAR:' FORTUNES TOLD BY
l'l planets: predicted * 74" overdue steamer
i Island. 19 Sixth st., rcom 7. _ ."YY,Y 1
__
MME. LKOETTK, LIFE-READER AND
business advice; one price, 26c. 313 Jessie
j St., near Fourth. y i^ t , -._■_.
MME. MOREAU, BEST MEDIUM, CLAlR-
voyont. card- reader; 25c up. 73 F'ourih su
GYPSY LIFE-REaDER. » SEVENTH ST :
ladies 25c, gents 50c; all questions answered.
V- ISS MELVILLE, GREAT CLAIRVOYANT
>•' and water reader, 921 Vi Mission, opp. Mint.
Mme. RaVKNa reads liff. fluently i
business vie*; names given; 25c up.s Fourtn.
1 , .
MMX. HANSEN. PALMIST, CARD-WRITER;
past, present and future; 26c. 148 6th su, r. 5.
MRS DR. ANNA THOMAS-FIRST IN HER
profession: never falls; advice; help. 929 Post
RS. B. BAUMAN, THE WELL-KNOWN
. fortune teller. . 132 Turk sU, cor. Jones. .- .
lIRANCH OFFICE UP THE' CALL. 167 Ni-Mrf
li.st.; . want ads and FuiM-riptto-ii token. -
SPIRITUALISM. .......
MBS. SHRINKR AND R'iBINSON: TEST
meeting and social to-night; all welcome;
10c. . 605 McAllister st, , . -.-. .;..*-- ■_•.;■■ v. 1
FREE SPIRITUAL MF:ETINOTO-NIOHT BY
Mrs- Hendee-Roters at 999 Market su.
MBS MAYO STEERS, 1121. OAK: CIRCLES
Tues. 81? M ; Thurs 2 r M., 'ibe; readings $1.
AM. FBANCIB, INDEPENDENT SLATE
. writer. 118 Haight sl.: hours 9 until Dr.it
BISHOP L. GARRISON. SEANCE SUNDAY,
Tue. Thurs. eve.; sit. doi. 10 to 5. 1423 M'k-
MRS.J. J. It HIT-KEY, sPInITU A L MEDIUM,
for messages und advice. 1206 Market su
ASTROLOGY.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED OR NO SALE.
UNCLK HARRIS, 15 Gram ove.
; MUSICAL 'INSTRUMENTS.
ANOTHER LOT OF SECON AND PIANOS
In fine condition at Sherman, Clay A Co.
I music house. „
" Original price. Now.
I Stelnway upright.....'.. ...' $575 $525
j Weber upright 800 425
Gab.'er & Bro. upright. .............. ,450 250
I cnickering upright 750 S6O
1 Pease upright, oak case 400 275
I Nugent upright.. 850 225
j Est<*y nmlght .„. 450 .800
I 1..-. and upright, mahogany case 350 225
Oilman upright ..." '...:'. ..'.... 850 : 125
I Steinway square 600 . 225
I Call early if you wish to get a bargain: sold on
1 our rent-contract plan at from $3 .0 $8 per month.
j . * FEW BABGAINS IN USED PIANOS*. SEE
1 J-Y them and you will not look further: a Hard-
I man, Chase Bros., Stelnway, Dewlug Bros., Gil-
bert, Sommer and others at $90 and upward;
! all pianos guaranteed and exchanged if desired;
new pianos at bottom ices. THE J. DEWING
COMPANY, second floor Flood building, Fourth
ana Market sta
ABSOLUTELY* THE OLDEST AND- LA KG-
est bouse west of Chicago Is KOHLER A
CHASE'S. 26. 28 and 80 O'Farreli su Pianos,
organs and all other musical instruments, of all
grades' and. prices. Terras easy: prices .lowest.
Everything possible cone to please and satisfy
the customer. .
ACTUALLY THE FINEST- LINE- OF
pianos In the ctty: both new and second
hand; examine tor yourselves or correspond with
us.. THF". F. W. SPENCER COMPANY, 933
Market st , opp. Mason.
BONA-FIDE REDUCTION IN HBICKS—
Haines. Knabe, Bush <& Gerts and others: sec-
-1 ond-bant pianos from $100 up. W. C. HAMIL-
TON, successor 10 a. L. Bancroft A Co., 324 Posu
I POR SALE-RARE OLD VIOLIN'S: GRAG-
I JT naiilul, Mateo Bente, Vulllaume, Zanoli, Mag-
glnl. H. MULLER, 2 Latham place..
I IJ/l GOOD 2D-HAND PIANOS: TERMS EASY;
z.V) prices low; Chlckerlng, Steck, Vose, sterling.
BKNJ. CURTAZ A fcO.v, 16 and 20 O'Farreli st.
AT UOBNUNO'S, SECOND- HAND UP-
rights: *5 installments; Decker, Stelnway.
Gabler, Newman. 216 Post sU , ■.
SOHMFJR&'Ca. BY BON MAUZY, NEWBY,
O Evans, Brlggs ana other pianos: • see our rent
plan; no interest first year. 30& 810, 312 PosU .
ADMINISTRATOR'S • SALE — SELL:
pianos at - immense redaction for . cash or oa
liisUiiiments. EaTON* EsTaTE. 735 Market
d_C INSTALLMENTS, 2D-H \ND UPRIGHT
*W O. sit-in way, Decker, Gabler. Horung's,2l6 Post
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
pianos: all grades, $2 up. HEINE, 136 Ellis.
<E*I7P ELKGANTPIANO; COST $400, FiR
,<£. I O. sale on $5 installments. 221 Leaven worth.
DECKER' A SON AND GIBSON PIANOS FOR
sale cheap at MAUVAIS', 769 Marketsu
STEIN WAY UPRIGHT AND BABY GRAND
sacrificed. ' KEEFFE'S, 1019 Van Ness aye.
BARGAIN; GOOD UPi.IGHT SCHMITZ. 16
U McAllister st, next Hibernla Bank.
~\lf U. HaDGJ^K. SOLE AGENT FOR HALLET
If .A Davis and Francis Bacon pianos. 415 Sacto.
SUPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD A NEW*
11, MULLER maker, .repairer- 2 Latham place
NABE .PIANOS:" NEW SCALE; NEW
styles. .KOHLER A CHASE 30 O'Farreu stj
AT SHERMAN, CLAY CO.'S ONLY V* _L_
: jri. yon hnd a stock of new Stelnway pianos.
ÜBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THK
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THK
Call taken at branca, Wuv* .MV txmxos **,; :
open until 9:30 o'clocg. - -
-CITY REAL : ESTATE. 1
REAL ESTATE
- FOB SALE BY -
THOMAS MA GEE A SONS,
'•";.". y 4 MONTGOMERY ST.
A FINE BUY': RENT- $120*. $16,500: EDDY
St., north side, near Larkln: 07:b.x30, and 3
2-story bay-window housei, 9 r 10ms, bath, and
modern conveniences each: in good order.
REDUCED TO $13,500-. RENT- $100; Six-
. teenth st. business corner;- large lot and 2-
story building: 2 stoics below; on the best ' basi-
nets port of the streeu
I > EDUCED. TO $16,000: BENTS $100; SOLID
xt 2-story and bssement 'brick bulldln-: and cor-
ner 30xi>5: Corner Front and- Oregon sis-, near
Washington. .....
1 Q7 £x137:6-NOUTH SIDE BAY' ST.. BET.
IOI.D riupont and Stockton, $12,500, or
137:6x275 10 North Point su V.V •
GOLDEN* gate AYE corner — i37*.Bx
137:6: couerel with solid 2-story dwellings,
renting for $239 50; $33,000.
" " 'CHEAP LOTS. '• .':".
ONLY $1700 EACH; 2 LOTS 25x137:6, ON
_ Hayes st , beU I ole and Shrader; 1 bJoc- from
the pork; price reduced from $2500 to $1700.
ffionnn 101 FEKT FRONT. ON COBBETT
tjpZsVrijyj . road and 75 f- et on Fa con aye.:
electric-cars pass; I orbeit rood graded and mac-
adamized; hue view;, easy terms.
POWELL-ST. lOTS, *17. EACH: 25x100;
bet- 1 omb ii'T and 1 hestnut; any. sis? at same
rote: terms I*3 ca-h, balance iv instalment* of 6
years to suit ouyers.
CORNER POWELL AND CHESTNUT; 26x
! 100: $3000; or any s'se to suit buyer; terms Va
cash; balance very easy term*-.
SW. * CORNER POINT LOBOS AND, 25Tn
Oaves.; 48:6x100; $1750; one-third cash, bal-
ance easy lustul.ments.
TYJTNTH AYE. AND N ST.* CORNERS ON
1> Railroad aye.: 100x100; $2000; easy terms.
ffii^rAEMlUt 2 , LOTS, 26x100 EACH;
fjpTrtJU Richland aye., near Mission and Thir-
tieth; very easy terms.
irMTCHBURG, ON THE HAYWARDS L'jC'AL
£ steam line, is the li st important station east
of Fruitvale: hourly trains to San Fran isco;
electric-cars every few minutes to Oakland: deep-
water transporta.ion afforded with tbe early com-
pletion of the ooklanu Harbor tidal canal ln
front of the townsiie.
* An ideal locaity for homes, for business, for
manufactories; size cl Uts to suit buyers a the
low price of $4 10 $10 tier front' 100 ou easy terms.
C. -«. hi. Kl.it., Windsor Hotel, room 2,9 th
and Washington sts., Oakland. Cal.
Cl l. t-i.-M Ift , Z .. -
/. REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
324 MONTGOMERY BE.
' POR sale:
rholr»» bonding lot on Army and 27th sts.: close
lo electric road.
(460— Son Carlos Villa lot; 100x160 feet. .
(6700— 60x127.6 leet on Jacksou »v. overlook-
ing the Presidio and bay..
60- vara on Page street; pan-handle of Pork.
$8500— Megan; NW. corner or Cole and Carl sts.
1 300— Choice building lots north of park.
Bargain— SW. cor. Fifth ay. and C »U : 109x95 fu
CjitrA cottagf: of 4 rooms:. BATH;
<t£)X( Ox), modern. Prospect ove., oct. Hyman
and Vliginla, 1 block from Mlssion-su carhouse.
Ti-OR SALE— ON* EASY TERMS. 2 COTTAGES
£of 7 rooms, bath, large pantry; basement
floortd; cement slJewoik anl all the latest Im-
provements Apply J. M. COM KRFORD. on the
properly, irom 10 a. Xt .to 4. P. m, cor. Cortland
and California ayes.; .take Mlssion-st. c-irs.to
Cortland aye.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS— NEW 9-ROOM HOU-E;
furnace hiau e.ectricit ■■ or gas: marine view:
natural wood; cheap: »5000. 2207 Green St., 100
feet trom F*illmore-su cars.
CM flfl MUST **ELL: LOT 25x100: NEAR
BIVVi cars. THISTLETON, 272 -**a4owasu,
Ocean View.
SMALL HOUSE AND LOT; NEAR EIGfl-
O teentn st: sacrifice. Owner, 347 Minna st.
<2_Uftfin 60x115 PEET; N. SIDF;, 3470
o\)\)\'. J7ih, beU Valincia and Guerrero:
old cottage: improvements: now rented low at
$27. Address W. C, box 8, Call _ft-_JS_i_B
Of A Q.r.f\ LOT 588 Howard; INCOME $36
«tf.-iOUU. per month- Inquire D. W. PHI..-
BRICK. 909 Capp, or W. J. HERRIN, . 324 Pine.
•si/l9(Ul > 3 - 11 * FEET; ELEGANT TWO-
»IPT' — t'U. story house of 8 rooms and' bath;
finished attic. Address 4138 25th. near Castro.
GREAT BARGAIN— NEW COTTAGE; 5 RMS.
VJ bath: modern. Patiersou A ta, 1709 Market.
ftHI.AI'KsT AND BEST IN AMERICA—
vJ.' WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post-
age free- , • f*. -■'••■ ■• . . ■ --
j—
PKOI'KUTY TO EXCHANGE.
2 FLATS: ARMY ST.: 5 AND 6 ROOMS AND
bath; lot 114: exchange for rauch; $4600.
PHILBRICK. bO9 Capp st.
ftj/VACKE RaNCH, BAN MATEO CO.. EX-
U"U change for city properly; price $30,000.
PHILBRICK, 909 Capp St.
-I llfl-ACRE RANCH IN LAKE COUNTY'; EX.
IZLKJ for city lot, $1500. PUILBRICK.9O9 capo.
QtP AN ACKFJ; 12U0 ACRF.S TIMBER; GOOD
iyO for stock or fruli; plenty wa.er. S., box 40,
CalL ' '
• FOR mii .ii-*n.i.i.iM,(ii\ v
SAFES— BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND
O band: all "sizes; half original cost 109-111
Market st, S. P. - ■; y "*f*-v
POll SALE— FRESH MILK C >W. 115 VICKS-
X burg St., be;. El z.betti and Twenty-thud.
THOROUGHBRED MASTIFF DOG PUPPY:
pedigreed. Dog, box 39, Call. .... 1'
:
SAFES— 2 STEEL-LINED FIRE AND BOB*
glrtr proof; fine for jeweler or bullion safe:
bargain. G. S. box 143, call.
LHJGANT PAIR DIAMOND SCREWS FOR
$12: cost $.0 UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant ov.
HUN MOW FOR SALE CHEAF; FOoT
*of Devisadero st , Harbor View, See party
112 Nin list.
{.LACK WALNUT DIN ING- TABLE; CHEAP;
' ' also new piano. 3598 Eighteenth st, corner
Guerrero,
DIAMOND AND pPALULUSTEB KING FOR
$90; cos: $160. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant aye.
OILERS,ENGINES,2D*HAND MACHINERY
MCINTOSH a wolpman. 187 Beale st.
O AUTOMATIC ENGINES; 1. MZa 10x16
—• and 1 12.C18; almost new: tlisposlnr of same
for want of use. lor further particulars address
JA.UKS RBUBVELL, Petaluma, Col. . ;
h OILKRS. ENGINES, PUMPS, BELTING,!; AS
engines: bought and sold. WHITE. 616 Mission
GORDON "SETTER To SELL; BROKE ON
JT . ducks and quail. 1021 Devisadero su
I>A INTER'S OUTFIT, CHEAP.., DAVID N.
. HAWLEY. 305 Maraet c ....,.,
t^ AKGAIN — HARDWARE-ttTOKE; WELL
I' slocked; good location. Inquire 1328 Valeii-
bio st. ; ; f ;y]
BUTCHER'S REFRIGERATOR, SCALKSAND
safe: half price. 24 Montgomery st , room 1.
LOT OF SECOND - HAND ROCHESTER
A lot of second -Hand Rochester
lamps with hangers. Addrejs H. R. li., Call
Office. ■ ■ --
\\T ANTED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO
If nt your feet at the some price you buy ready-
made ones, from $1. $2, $3, $4 and $6, at 562
Mission st., beu First and Second sts.
Of >rw» Palßs - ANOTHER LOT MEN'S
OUUu hhoes, been slightly damagod.' at less
than one-fourth their value, - from .25c to $2 60.
662 Mission su, bet. First and Second. ..
ADlEs' SHOE& SOLI 85ci MEN'S
shoes, soling, - 50c: ! all repairing dove at holt
the usual price. - 662 Mission su, bet. Ist and 2d.
J XI. FOOL HOUsE-MoVr.R, DEALER SEC-
. ond-hond ding material, 1122-36 Mission.
OFFEE-MILL. SCALr, HAND-TRUCK. LET-
lei-press, ue-tk and safe cheap. 102 Clay st. y
LOT OF' UNCALLED-FOR SHOES,: FROM
25c up to $1 25. . 662 Mission, beu Ist and 2d
BARS, BACK BARS, MIRRORS, -'.'. SHOW-,
cases, counters, linoleum, office furniture, store
•nd office fnrnltnre and fixtures; new aud second-
hand. J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-102- Mis-
sion su, above Sixth.
I _* ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS,"" BHELV-
: J > lug. etc. bought and sold. 1063 Mission, nr. Via.
: - SEWING-MACHINES. ■*. ;:
: ffl.9 MONTHLY: -J RENTED, .-■-.::' REPAIRED,
-jp—. bought, sold; -machine supplies. 145 sixth.
A LL KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, AN GEO.
2\ rented: repairing: lowest rotes. 205 fourth.
LEGAL -NOTICES. •
THF: CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMISSION,
having received applications to mine by the hy-
draulic process from N. B. Willils et : al., in the
Willow Placer Extension, near. Howards -.lotion,
Sierra Comity, to deposit tailings In Little Deer
Creek; ir -m G. A. Rosenthal et al., ln the Cali-
fornia mine, near Sierra City, Sierra County, to
deposit tailings in east fork of north fork of North
Yuba River; from Jacob Yager, la the m* me der
diggings, near Spanish ranch, Plumas I County, to
deposit tailings in Spanish Creek, and from Henry
A. Hallsted. ln the Hallsted P.acer Mine, near
Spanish Ranch, Plumas Connty, to deposit tailings
in a ravine, gives notice that a meeting will be
held at room 59, Flood building, San J Franclsca
CaL. on September 27, 1697, at 1:30 p. _.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ..
49 ACRE*} OF LAND IN' SANTA CLARA
' — county; 13 in bearing vines; cheap for cash
645 Natoma st. - . , *■• - y y. .
T.-.OR SALE— 33 MILKS, IKuJI »AS FRAN
£ Cisco, near beet factory, 40 acres level, fer. lie
land: flo**:np wells," spiin-r, shade nee*., small
orchard, many buJidin;-*: fronts Vi mile on rail-
road; near . railroad sation; near 3 towns: tin-*
roods: pti c $BuUU; 1/2 cash. Address T., box 69,
thi. offlc-.,
"I 'TITLE HOME-** CLOSK TO lOWN;" IM*
XJ proved: easy terms; also 4 to 12-acre pieces
on 8 end 10 years' crediu D. H. TWIXi* So-
noma City; every. Monday at 63' i Market st., .*. V
HOUSE AND LOT IX OAKLAND, 60 ACBSs
deeded and 160 homestead in Monterey
County; all improved; good location forcouutry
store on homestead. R 0.8., box 99, Call.
GRAIN. FAKM, 268 ACRES. M. GRIFFIN,
Land Agent, Cotton wo«.d, Shasta Coun.y, Cal.
FARM. EL DORADO COUNTY; 320' ACRES;
well or exchange. Apply 559 Howard st.
THIS IS 111**. FINEST PROPER! V IN THE
1 state for the price; is located at Bonny Doon.
the garden spot of Ben Lorn. .rid, Santa Cruz Co. ;
rich soil; line spring water:. 70 acres under culti-
vation; VO acres trench prun»s: 100 acres con-
taining about 15,000 cords of wood: all forVll.OOO;
will accept part first-class >an * rancisco property.
F. W. LAKE, 70 Columbian building.
"I 1 HOURS' DRIVE FKOM CITY, ADJOINING
1 2 Jersey Farm: 160 acres 'land, $75 per acre;
sultab c for milk rauch or vegetab.es. GAR-
DINER, 411 Montgomery st. : ;. V -
OA ACRE RANCH: NAPA CO *. BEST BAB-
CH) gain in Slate; $2500. PHILBRICK, 909
Capp su
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE— OOB BROADWAY.
OAKLAND KKAL ESTATE.
fl_l£fY*n GREAT'- BARGAIN; 6-ROOM
•JPAIiUv/. bouse; Center sU; bath; small born.
C. K. KING. 902 Broadway. Oakland.
IjERKKLEY— I ACRE OF LAND; HOUSE:
I' born: milk business paying #100 per month
over expenses; trade for small ranch, 20 acres or
so. C. K. KING, 902 Broadway, Oakland.
SO'/» FuR RESTAURANT BUSINESS:
iQz.O\J fixtures complete; lor sale on account
of death C. K. KINO, 902 Broadway, Cakland-
"l BLOCK FROM BROADWAY: BUSINESS
1 property: $195 per fool; great sacrifice. C. K.
KING, 902 Broadway, Oakland.
"L-'I.N X HAY Vi ARD- PROPERTY; 4V 2 ACRES;
-T 9-room house: trade Oakland or S. F. property.
C. K. KING, 9J2 Broadway, Oakland.
Cjl (\e\l\ COTTAGK 4 BOOMS; HIGH BASE-
-1%) xsJOli. ment; everything complete; lot 2ix
125: 2 minutes' walk to electric-cars: this Is a
good buy. FIELDS' REALTY CO., 1146 East
Fourteenth st., Oakland. .
"VTO DOUBT ABOUT IT— A HOME ON THE
Xi Galindo Tract, East Oakland, is '■ a perpetual
picnic; own your own home at about the cost of
reniing; sewer, city water, aid streets all macad-
amized; 3 electric-car lines and line 3-story school-
house: grand site; climate and toll the best; com-
fortable homes surrounding and building up fast:
tine large lots for 125 upward; SlO cosh, $5 to
$10 monthly; carriage free. Coll or dropa line to
459 Ninth St.. beU Broadway and Washington,
Oakland. H. & JONEs, owner. - -
GUST 83800: WILL .L. FOR 82250, IF SOLD
■U within 1 week; mortgage on place $2000: 2
flats. 6 looms and both each: mar 10. ai station
aud business center. J. S. MYERS, 1002 Broal-
way, Oakland. gQ_g| tßSi 9_3
M-O > XCHANGK — GOOD RENTING OAK-
I land or cl y property for ranches EDSON A
TURTON, 1209 Broadway, Oakland.
I 7 = x2OO FEET WITH SMALL COTTAGE
i I O for lot in San Francisco. A. MACK. Klm-
hursU »,'.*■•'. ;jf
OAKLAND ROOMS TO LET.
"VTICELY FURNISHED HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS
x* and bath: ill modern improvements; rent
reasonable. . Inquire of MRS. H. Da YE V, Golden
Gate: Berkeley train."
OAKLAND-MISCELLANEOUS.
ADIE-a' CATERER; I ARGE OR SMALL
lJ orders. 808 Twenty-seventh su. Oakland.,
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
PRICES ARK DOWN. PROPERTY' MUST
be sold. '" ...
30, 000— Magnificent home; modern improve-
ments and 7 aires of land. . .
$2600, reduced to $2000— Large 5-room cottage,
gas, bath. etc. : lot 30x150.
1500— Five-room coitnge: gtod location.
$1800— Five-room cottage, near Park st.
$2400, reduced to $1700— Five-room cottage;
Buena Vista ove. . ....
Tots from $600 to 800: choiiest locations In
Alameda. E. D. JUDD A CO.,
f Vf 1*24 Pork st.
OQfiA. 3-KOOM COTTAGE; woo CASH,
-Jrtt'UV/, remainder $15 per mouth.
I $1700— 6-room cottage; $500 cash, remainder
$25 per month.
41900— 4-rojm cottage; $100 cash, remainder
$20 per month.
$2250— new 5-room cottage: $50 Cosh,
remainder $20 per month.
$2300— New 6- room cottage; $300 cash, remain-
der »20 per month. - ...-,.„
$J750— 6-room 2-story house; price reduced
from $3600; $150 cash, remainder $25 per month.
$3000— Nearly new 6-room cottage;- $300 cash,
remainder $25 per mouth
$4000— New 7-room 2-story house; $400 cosh,
remainder $40 per month.
$10,000— 10-room re.idence; $4500 cosh, re-
mainder on time. * .
$11,000— 12-room residence: (4400 cash, re-
mainder on time.
send addiess for large list of splendid bargains
In homes ana building lots; must be sold regard-
less of price.
JOSEPH A. LEONARD COMPANY, 1364 Park
st, Alameda.
&MJxS ALAMEDA HOUSES.
(J-iA 2264 CENTRAL AYE.. ALAMEDA, 1
arOV). block west of Park st.; modern house: 7
rooms and basement; Dire garden. Apply at 2268.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
AGENUINK SNAP!— LOT 40 FEET FRONT;
street; all Improved: only one block from the
university on the south side; price $1300. O. G.
Ma'i A CO., 2123 Center st., Berkeley.
MONEY TO LOAN.
■fc-^nn Afifi'' AT - -J'-** l *- O '•JH. pKR CENT
•jpt-M.'l/.IMJU on C | lv - re ,| estate, also Oakland.
Manhattan Loan Co., 10 Mills Bldg. , ground floor.
•J-Qfin fifi ft' AT LOWEST RATES: SEC-
-«ID«.>VI-U.lJl/l'ond mortgages,' life insurance,
estates, undivided interests, real estate In probate,
any turn. Manhattan Loan Co, 10 Mills building.
ANY AMOUNT AT 6% PER CENT ON REAL
estate: second and third mortgages, estates,
undivided Interests, real . estate in probate, lite in-
surance, goods in warehouse, furniture and pianos
without removal*, mortgages and legacies boughi;
no delay. R McCOLGAN, 24 Montgomery St., Xl
i OANS ON FURNITURE UK PIANOS IN
it & V., Oakland or Alameda, at lowest rates,
without removal; -no commissions: no delays.
J. NOONAN. 1017 to 1023 Mission, above sixth;
iel. South 14.
HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AND PBIVATB
place to obtain liberal advances on diamonds
and Jewelry of the lowest rates. Baldwin Jeweler
Store. 948 Market sU: telephone Green 204.
ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS WITHOUT
YJ commission; low Interest; part povt
.received; money quick; private. R. 68, 1170 Mku
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS ON
city real estaie; interest reasonab. e. ROB-
ERT J. MERCER A SON, 410 Pine su
LOW RATE, $5 PER MONTH INTEREST
on each $1000: 65c per mouth on $100; second
mortgage; any security. Cash, box 2, Call Office.
I»ANKBOOKS OF THE CALIFORNIA BAY*
> lngs and Loan Society bought; money loaned
on all kinds of personal property. *231 Third sU
E HAVE MONEY 'TO LOAN ON CITY
real estate: . Interest reasonable. : CaL Title
Ins. and Trust Ca, 210 Montgomery su,. Mills bold.
ADVANCES MADE on diamond**, BONDS,
A walcnes,. jewelry, silverware, se Us kins, bug-
gies, instruments UNCLE HARRIS, 16 Grantav.
ANY SUM— IST AND 2D M'T'GES. ESTATES,
etc.; 6 percent. ; H. MUBPHY. 628 Market.
PIANO-' FURNITURE. WITH OR WITHOUT
X removal; low rates;' no com. "116 McAllister.
1 I ARGE AMOUNTS TO INVEST; . IST-CLAeJS
J J securities; low rates. R. 222 Safe Deposit bldg.
MONEY LOANKD ON PIANOS; RKABONA-
bIe terms, J a pply J. 8., box 30, Coll Office.
ANY SUM— MORTGAGES: ESTATES; "FCK-
■J\ nliure, etc. J. L-, box 130, Coll Office.
ON FURNITURE; VERY LOW INTEREST;
no commission. SCRIBNER, 7 City Hall aye. -
N FURNITURE.. PIANOS; ■NO REMOVAL;
low . mv: . private party. \ Km. 3, 402 Geary su
" ffl.4 r,0,000 ON : LlFr. INSURANCE
•J) IVI low interest. JOS. R TOPLITZ. S3 J Pine.
fflj?./| tiU,UW;LuWr.Si'KATt; IST A 20
iJPOVI ir.orte: any. proposition Dry Jen. 413 Mont
Y'Y'/"' '•' f _ I..NA.XCIAL '.:.. "yy.Cy. '
LOANS on real estate,' bonds, eta : I lowest rates. .
MCAFEE BROTHERS, 108 ; Montgomery st. ;
DENTISTS. - • •
\TAJ* VRIiOM & "CO.'S ELECTRO- DENTAL
' Parlors, 99" Market su ; lady attendant; no gas
or other dangerous anesthetics fiveu; electricity
the great agent used to relieve pain; teeth filled
and extracted painlessly by our new electrical
Srocess: - writien guarantee given with all work
onei lowest pnoes; best work: all' surgical work
attended by G. W. Williamson, M.D.. physician
and surgeon: examination tree by the use of our
new electrical appliances: porcelain and gold
crowns: oridge- work aud teeth without elates a
specialty. ; Electro-Dental Parlors. 997 Marketst
TVJEW YORK : DENTISTS; ARTIFICIAL,
Xi teeth. $3 50 up: pain ess extracting, 60c;
none* but experienced giaduate dentists con-
nected with th.B office; all work warranted. 9t>9
Mission su, cor. Sixth.
A FULL SET OF TEETH, $5; PAINLESS
extraction: see our new combination plate:
thinnest, lightest, coolest plate made; wananted
10 yean: fillings, 50c; crowns, $3 50; lady assist-
ant. CHICAGO DENTAL PA RLuRs, 24 Sixth.
DR GKORGE W. LEEK, THE GENUINE
Leek dentist, discoverer ot painless extraction
and patentee of Improved bridge work or teeth
without any plate, moved from 6 to 20 O'Forreil.
DR. LUDLUM UII.L, 14-13 MARKET ST., NR.
Eleventh . no charge for extracting when plates
are made; od plates made over like new; teeth
from $8 per set ; extracting 50c; ' gas given.
fift r FULL SET OF TEE IH; BEST MAKE;
<3P-J. kept iii repair: extracting free; fillings 50c;
crowns $3 50. Paclflc Dental Parlor* 16 Third.
CBOOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR-
kec, oeu 3d and 4th: ftats specia'.lsus; palnlesi
extracting, with gas, $1: plates, $7 up. flit, $1 up.
DX. J. J. LEEK, 1126 MARKET ST.; OPEN
evenings: Sunday till noon; registered dentist.
WC. HARDING. M. D.. 600 SUTTER, COR.
t» . Powell: tei. Main 5375; painless extraction.
LL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR-
ranted. DR. J. W. KEY. 1320 Market sU
ET OF TEETH WITHOUT st. JfLAt'n, DR
H. C. Young. 1841 Polk SU f V
CIOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, BOd -IAR-
I ketsu DR. CHA RLE-. W. DECKER.
x PHYSICIANS.
DV. C. C. IyDuNNKLL, 1206 MARKET, RES J
2864 25th st. : diseases or women a specialty.
i i ■ ii i i ; . .
IIARRiABK— DEATH!
f Birth, marriasr-* aud death noMc**s sent by mill
will not beinsertel. They must be handed in a',
either of the pubiicsiion office t an i bo Indorsed
with the n tine am residence of 'per ion i authorUel
to have tue same oils tied, J ;; '.. r* ..
BORN.
September 9. 1897, to the wife of F. W.
Dlenl, a sou. ...
MUNN— Seotembsr 4, 1897, to the wife of R. F.
JM mm. a dauehter. ". V -
MARRIED.
CAHN— LEFFMAN— In this city. Septemner 16,
1897, by the Rev. Dr. Jacob Voorsan-jer, Leo-
pold I. i aha atid Leah i.t-ffman. both or ban
Francisco.
JENSEN— PETERSON— In Oakland. September
16, 1897. by the Rev. I. L. P. Dletrichson, An-
■ drew T. Jensen and Annie M. Peterson.
ST. CLAIRE— WARD— In Idaho. June 16. 1897,
David su Ciaire of Sookane aud Mrs. Hat le
. Word of -"-.on Kran isc i
____ ~~~~
DIED.
Bernetich. Char otto Irwin, Ann
Clyne, Edward M. Koch. Adam
Corde<, Johanna Kroter. Anita H. JL-Y-YJ
Evans, Ida A. . Morse, John
Gardner. Henry It. Murray, Mary
Hepburn, A. Mortimer Hester." Hortman '
Hertorth, Bertha Roberts, Elizabeth
BERNETICH— Ia tills cite, September 17, 1897.
Charlott i Bernetich, beloved daughter of Mrs.
Touza-Cres.lch, and niece of Mary Kuiseil. a na-
tive of Austria, o;ed 12 years.
CLYNE— In this city. Edward M., beloved son of
Matthew R and Delia Clyne. and brother of
Mrs. J. Sernau and Hartley P. aid Thomas J.
Clyne.. a native of New York, aged 25 years.
. JK7*Frlend3 and acaualntance* ore resoec*^
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Sunday), at 9 o'clock a. v.. from his late resi-
dence, 76 i- Harrison street,' theuce to St. Bote's
Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. .
CORDES— In Stockton, September 16, 1897, Jo-
hanna Cordes, beloved mother of Louise, (Jus-
lave and Emma Cord-*s. a native of Sathsfen-
wolner, Germany, aged 73 years 1 mouth and 10
days.
ft"S~Frlendi and acquaintances are rosoecv
full y invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. xl, from th* St. Pantos
German Lutheran Church, corner of Gough and
Eddy streets, Interment Masonic Cc netery.
EVANS— In Oakland. September 17, 1897, Ida
A., beloved wife of Pierce Evans of pjiceiix,
Ariz., daughter of Mrs. W. J. Tucker, and sister
ot Mrs. a. W. FrlCk and Mrs. J. L. Pereau, a na-
. tive of Vermont,
GARDNER— In tnls city. September 17, 1897.
Henry R.Gardner, beloveJ father of Edna P.
Bradv, Mrs! Janett Paii'burn and George _*.
; Gardner, and father of Capitola Corey and
Mrs. Charles Ke-fe. a native of ..ew York, agel
*85 years ana 6 months. A member of Virginia
Lodge No. 3, I. v. O F-, Virginia. Nov. 'Albany
(N. V. ) papers please copy J
*y Friends anl acquaintance] an* resold-
fully Invited to attend the funeral TOMORROW
(Sunday), at 11 :JU o'clock a.m.. from 1. O. O. F.
Hall, coruer of seventh an l Market streets.
Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery- Remains at par-
lors of the California Undertaking Company, 123
Stockton street, corner of Geary.
HEPBURN— In this cltv. September 16. 1897.' A.
Mortimer, dearly beloved husband of Mrs. F. M.
Hepburn, father of Marie ana Edna Hepburn,
and brother of Rufus and George Hepburn, a
native of Brooklyn. N. _"., aged 48 years.
js3**The funeral will take dace TO-MORROW
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. m , from 8;. John's
Episcopal Church, nfieenih street, between
Valencia and Mission. Interment Mountain
View Cemetery. ■ •:■ ~ ,-'-.;, - it" -
J. O. U- A. M.— Members of Abraham- Lincoln
i Council No. 2. J. O. U. A. M., will assemble at
B'nai B'ritn Hell at 1 o'clock p.m. sharp, to
attend tne funeral of our deceased I brother, A.
Mortimer Hep burn.
HERFORTH-In this cltv, f-ept-mber 17. 1897.
Ber. ha, omy and oeloved d:tu liter of Hermann
and Susanna Herfortb, and sister of Hermann
He i for tn. a native of sou Francisco, ' aged 3
moutns and 13 days
IRWIN— In this city, September 18. 1897.Ann.
beloved wife of Francis Irwin, and, mother of
Mrs. Clara Neall. Mrs. Fannie Dale)*,' Mrs. Nora
Miller, Mrs- Mary Logan, Mrs. Josie Valentine
and the late Thomas Irwin, a native of the parish
of Abbey. County Gal way, , Ireland, aged 66
years ana 6 months.
67Frlends and acaiiaintanc*M are resort-
fully Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Sunday), at 1 :30 o'clock p.m.. from her late resi-
lience, 1428 JMoutcoinery street, corner, of
Greenwich, thence to SU Francis t.'iiarch for
- services. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery.
KOCH— In this cltv. September 15, 1837. Adam
Koch, beloved father of Mrs. Christina Kohnxe.
Mrs. E. Schmidt and Charles L. Koch, a native
of Germans*. »*•» I 64yeors. A memberof Cali-
fornia Lodge Na 1, I. O. O. *' and Verein Eln-
trachu
**S~Friend] and oconaintancej am respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from I. O. O. F.
Holl. corner of Seventh and Market streets.
- Remains at the parlors of the California Under-
taking Company, 123 Stoc-uo-i street, corner of
Geary. Interment 1. o. O. F. Cemetery. '
KRODER— -In this city, September 16. 1897,
Anito H.. nearly b»loved- and only child of Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Kroder. and grandchild of Dr.
- and Mrs. L Bush and Mrs. Lonise Kroder. a na-
tive of San Francisco, aged . 7. years 3 uiOnthi
and 27 days.
• SyFrlendt and acanalntancei "ore re'soect-
< fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from the resi-
dence of her grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. L. Bnsh.
2108 Howard street; between seventeenth and
Eighteenth. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
MORSE— In Oakland. September 17. 1897, John,
beloved son of the tote lei. a Morse, aad brother
of Robert H., CharJes B, Suiie A. and James
E. Morse, a native of Sun Francisco, aged 29
years. ' -
gg~ Friends are respectfully Invited to atten t
the funeral TO-MORROW (Sunday), at 10:45
' o'clock a. m., from the . undertaking • parlors of
Mct>inn Bros.. 31 Eddy streei. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery, by train. No flowers. "
MURRAY— In this city, September 16. 1897,
Mare, beloved wife o' W. J. Murray, and
beloved sister of Mrs. T. M. Hamill. Delia Hill
and the laic James A. Qulnn, a native of sntte.-
Creek, Amador County, CaL, aged 32 years and
11 months. ■ '
Friends and aconaintaneei are ' r»sD4-)t-
fullv Invited to attend the fnneral TO-MORROW
(Sunday), at 1:30 o'clock p.m.. from. her lata
residence, 34^ Clara street, thence to su Pet-
rick's Chnrch for services, commencing at 3
o'clock p. m.
RESSER— In san Jose, CaL. September 17. 1897,
Ha man, beloved husband of " Johanna Resser,
and loi-iier o' Louts and Andrew Resser. ana
tlve of Germany, sited 68 yean and 3 months.
$3""Friends aud . acanalmaneej are . re-mect-
fully Invltea to attend ibe funeral TO-MORROW
(Sunday), at 10 o'clock a. M., ! from tbe fam-
ily resilience, corner of South Whitney and Key
streets, San Joie. CoL Interment Oak Hill
Cemetery, San Jose-
ROBERTS— In this city, September 16 '1897.
- Elisabeth -Frances, beloved mother of Gertrude
. F. Bob-irts, daughter of Mrs. J. F.Jones, and
sister of Mrs. J. J. Davit and Annie and Artnur
, W. Jones, a native or -Virginia City.Nev.. aged
81 years 4 months and 13 days Virginia City
(Nev ) papers please copy.j - .-
;'-.. teg" Friends - and acaualniaaces art '- respect-
p fully invited to attend the funeral TO MORROW
'■ (Snnday), at 2 o'clock p. m., • from j the resi-
dence of her mother. 166 Fulton streeu Inter-
ment - Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by electric fu-
neral-car leaving Fourteenth atm Mission streets
at 6 o'clock p. m. f-i*. ■ ...
IMcAVOY i* CALLACHER, , j
FUN KRAL DIBECTORS & EMBALM
20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoln School.
I to Fifth St., Opp. Lincoln Scbool.
Telephone South 8a
" Is
Estab. 1858. Tel. South 47.
CRAIG & COCHRAN CO.
■ : Funeral Directors ami Kmbalmert, '
22 : 24 AND 26 MINI" AVENUE.
- . Lady assistants. < Spacious chapel for the use of
our patrons, . Rubber tires on our ambulance.
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