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.J^ HOUSES TO LET. I
-_^ — _ •■»*• Asm on. 411 Montgomery st.
/''^^nd^nK. ™ Mlnna Strbit - I
»nd bath; pat t* order to
;^uLe coe of T 3 ' ? "' : tere St.; modem
«mny rooms und bath. MADI- j
r.)o7rr~back; 7*7 !
. a< -'' • "wany 1 -,1s; $23. I
isHToT 1 ; -'msand
ol11 "-'. 4.1 Montgomery.
?™g. 2 or 4 rooms. 284 Natoma st.. near i
■>]-l- OVER TOWN I
h °,n 'xr tO rent by BALDWIN &
. -' -|^ ■-'■■■■ in Montgomery. •* -
-i,--£-~, FURNISHED HOUSES.
• " 1 t X r D , v , se> * t rooms, I ®. bath « piano: '
...,Mrge grounds;; flowers; rent low: Monterey
-.••^^ntgolggg. BALDWIN & HOWELL. \i>
'■: > _'.; r . COTTAGES TO t.l.r.
- " •:-«2£ M «t° Ot i t r, s V S : lot £ teet^flW Twenty-
■ =ff*~ St.. bet. Noe and Sanchez.
!-:^^____»i i ßsK_a '
• nr Reiner!
: •^rvh'^'iii 51 -" 1 ° r - win S " U ° ~te7m7~olTs3o <
■ V^"th^
Ft'.RXISHED FLATS.
H .;-^^^;|
f FLATS TO 111. "
ELEGANT sunny uppor flat ~ s~ rooins-'TaV^Tt
Improvement. 11 Kingston aye ? bet Mil
:-'-f.ree. and .^ an J ° aye.. nr . Thirtieth ; # water
■•• ?£ AT -4- "i oe , rooms, bath; rent reduced to
•. '"tiiavi iay Bt> bet * Paclflo and Broad-j
a^"il^^ Sr^~^ v " ;eT ~^T~bel
• • jv^ced y " ° ff Van Ness aye - reni
: J3SS;
"•^ li 1 ," 11^ flats - 5 rooms, bath: $15 and $13-
-'•^'lo^ S^°jMn HllI X " at ;, * rooms and l^lhT
:! .^a-.W. a 920 j Plne.l beU-i Mawm and Taylor
:-^_l® a^h^^^^T^ 1^ 1^^ 1 "^ 1^
• *^m-". *-o. AbiiTON, 411 Montgomery st.
• ®- a J; h * ?5?Z M ; bet - Harrison "and 81^-
:..'. . a - ' . 6tn an^ " tn : •* rooms.
I 43 ° ay; fine flat '""^nnrro^ns-^d|
-rS^^rSv?"^^!
: .FOLSOM st.. 930 U. near Fifth-Five rooms
....;tod bath. JH. ASHTOX, 411 Montgomery st
■^a^ VE^ ft fl . at , of 5 T* nn y rooms; good condition: I
. $1.2^120 -Valparaiso st., off Jones.
:.-sS#^Sunny u Pper flat; 3 rooms . ioos Natoma \
;'o^'. ■ near; Eleventh, rear. awma
; I ' il'-AllK" £***• unfurnish ea;~r^t low. 408
fiLEOANT modern S-room flat, bath; sun In
.. : ; .eyery_room ; Jlne view. 528 Oak st.
■ ?: -'^Sr J L X ;7 OWN flats7Tand~6~roolns. 303^ and ;
■v^3Bslt_Mason st_; rent $25.
; £LKGAXT new sunny upper flat, 1 rooms and !
■ -^■1/iiH;. SIS Scott, near McAllister. >
\-^-: : Ua>Y]k off k Scott, near Waller-4 :■■ lovely
: - : improvements; bath. !
•^;fv&' S t- SSS&SSK Buchan¥n-s~rooms and
: --.:.;^ t^. : _$2o._ASHTON. 411 Montgomer}'.
.:"A.Tfc.y; bVER TOWN ~ !
: •^V^i^t flats to rent by BALDWIN & I
v.:;:?i I ELL, 10 Montgomery st. |
.:• NINTH -Branch office of The Call; sub- i
' ..•■,;.-^FiT't'or.s and want ads taken.
•;■".:; ; "•:^^HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
;;3532' TWENTIETH, bet. Valencia and Guer-
:;g^s 2 a^th sunny , connec furnished
64,' ■>• A TOM A— 2 sunny rooms, furnished com-
plete for housekeeping, $11.
- ~o~ho"uiekeeping rooms,
with yard.
H< >USEKEEPINQ rooms cheap: furnished-
. rMeasant.quiet place. 297 Clementina st. '
£25..- FOURTH— Nice, large, sunny front room '
■ •J£^per_weck; also, single.
fOS".,CASTR"o, rear— Three nice sunny unfur- i <
: misncxl private rooms for housekeeping-
, cheap. *■ **•. 1
:.S2l MISSION"— Suite for housekeeping. Slip
jsingle_room $4. *• o. ♦v,
64 j. TURK— Sunny rooms; gas and bath; with
. > or^ without ng bed also single room.
1120 FOLSOM st.— Very sunny front room suit- i
able for one or two persons; use of kitchen I
if desired; rent low.
504 HOWARD— Neatly furnished housekeeping
,< rooms; gas, bath; rent cheap; first floor.
821 HOWARD— sunny rooms for house-
I keeping; rent $10 month.
548 MINNA — nicely furnished sunny house-
keeping rooms.
SCI"MISSION, near Second— 2 or 3 rooms fur-
nisi,- for housekeeping; no children.,
1063 ;JJISSION— Sunny front suite for light
. bookkeeping; running water; gas.
;'■ l2ii-iii^BiON— Furnished housekeeping rooms;
.-'STOBy; no children.
:-26>-iJfN-TH— Front suite or single housekeep-
.^■■in.g:-'stove."i water, grate, gas; $14. j
'■.'iSS'JCJ'NTH— 3 or 4 sunny furnished rooms com- :
. .'plete' for housekeeping; bath, stationary I
-. •.-•tubs;' gas if desired: corner house; must be I
■-■■■-.-seeni to be appreciated.
•.;326.'0AK — Furnished and unfurnished rooms for ;
. ..li^ht housekeeping.
. .-IUMrS-lXTH— Sunny rooms furnished for house-
.■ ', keeping; bay-window suites; single.
■$'>.r>. n -r ; 2 sunny furnished housekeeping rooms. 1
: : ''.-553 ; .Seventh st. ]
.. Si? .VAX NESS— 2 sunny front rooms complete j
•"■.-'fqt housekeeping; $20.
MNIi'J;-. jiunny front housekeeping rooms, partly
■.:'■■• Vanished or unfurnished; very cheap. S. W.
•y; :•.:£<»•;.. Va.it Ness and Ellis.
'..VJE5\:£) ; .-unfurnlshed rooms for light housekeep-
'.-..•-■fnjp: 'every 'convenience; large closets, etc.;
: ,C.:-jjo'od: : Vocation: references. Address X. Y. Z., ]
.-."•- b?ot- X; ■ Call office. ' j
\ r ;; ;• ROOMS TO LET.
••.S2i::HOWAßD— Furnished rooms, all kinds,
■1 's-tiem : M up; also housekeeping and transient.
• F^HOWARD— room, with stove,
■.■••;$&;■• tingle, $4 and $5.
: . 07 v.EJVuy— Sunny room; folding bed and stove;
■•!si.lso.- unfurnished alcove suite.
■ : 142..- "SEVENTH— Furnished suites and single
•■yrgOßM at lowest rates. .
■•51.4- PlNE— Large sunny front room, suitable
••'?.* (or arian and wife. |
furnished suit; also housekeeping rooms;
1: . f.iilh ; reasonable. 611 Geary. (
}33i9"'-FOLSOM— Almost new cottage 5 rooms;
•'•vlfot' and cold water; stationary tubs; every
. ;Vc<jnvenience; rent $14; key in grocery.
VWSOv -MCALLISTER— Sunny furnished room;
■:;-U.V:'. . bed; closet: gas: $5 !*r month.
. "323 - Furnished housekeeping; 2 $12; 1 '■
■•^ : -s7vto-SS; 3 unfurnished $13. 1
; -'T43i-TITIRD— housekeeping rooms, com- j
' "'pk^te; also front double rooms. _
' '476; JESSIE— Two sunny rooms, furnished for
•. • •hoiine keeping; cheap. ■ ■ ■ ---■*■; I
£?jI~SUSH, near Powell— Sunny rooms; single
i •arpi -en sulte^ _^ . .
i?B~FJbbY— Just the thing for two or more
v-Kentlftmen: elegantly furnished, handsome,
°:4vnny front bay-window suite, with connect-
■ '•" Ing bedroom; running water: bath; gas;
.•■-■grate; private residence; r.-ierences. : '
-s'HEßsrAN~Apartment House. 28 Eighth St., i
• : Y : 'yiea.r Market; furnished and unfurnished. |
:'-Jffl»; ElGHTH— Pleasant sunny rooms, $12.' per
'■"ivwfeek ami uij. - !
-' \IOXAXj I HO!iseTT2C Ellis— Incandescent lights;
(.-.■■'•reading-room; iking-room ani ladles' par-
•' lor; rooms per night, Xc to $1 50: week, $2 to ;
■"'•$«: month, 18 to $30; elevator on office floor; |
• rooms with hot and cold water; baths. j
HOTEL Ramona, 130 Ellis—Home comforts ,
• ...and conveniences: rooms 50c to $150 per day.
• . _MRS. Kate S. HART, manager..".' -- - ;
249 FIFTH— Just opened: bay window; others;
fttUtahle for two; housekeeping: suite, all sun-
j . v jiyi'.js Jo $15.
I THJj: Cosmopolitan— Select family hotel: 100 I
I "• Fifth St., cor. Mission; room* Me, 75c and $1 1
V per night; ■- to $5 per week.
: VJ3~rHOWAUU. St. Davids— 2oo rooms; suites;
... ..single; sunny i-cadlng-rcom; 25c up. f <
• iur*' HOWARD— Sunny furnished rooms; good
• .'arid cheap: housekeeping. i |_1^ ;
IKO6- llO\VAtiDTnca7 Fourteenth— Bunny front
-'. rooms; 19. ;
ARLINGTON House, 127 Kearny— ■
.. sunny rooms, en suite and single; first-class • i
in every respect; terras reasonable.
■ Tl{l-: Modern— rooms; suites: single; !
. « housekeeping; new. 230 Kearny st.
1015 MARKET— New Arlington; rooms day, <
week or month; transient. _____ 1
667 'MINNA, cr.r. "Eighth— furnished (
' , bav-wlndow room; $1 a week.
jV ROOMS TO LET-Contlnued.
HANCOCK Hi >UBE, 781 select family
rooming house; $1 50 to ?6 per week. uy
UMcALLISTBR— Rents reduced; sunny suite-,
5.»13; HroomB,~ Studios, etc; $7 50 up.
m MISSION— Front sunny room; convenient;
10. .
915 A POST— g unfurnished parlors; convenl-
enoeK^jjoardJn prlv. tarn.; optional.
233 POWELL— New house; newly furnished;
suites ami singles; also office rooms.
127 RUSS— sunny, furnished room; $1
■ week.
S2SB BUTTER- Desirable furnished rooms; also
nne parlor suite; bath adjoining.
52 BEOOND -Central House; (iu!et, respectable";
housekeeping, single and double; 25c and DOc
per night.
GRAND SOUTHERN. Seventh and Mission-
Suites; single; sunny; elevator; moderate.
116 SIXTH, the Glenbrook— Front rooms ;~rea^
sonahle ; by_ day, week, month.
125 SlXTH— Cheapet-t In city; double and sin-
tunny front rooms: housekeeping.
EUROPEAN, 17 Stockton— Elegant rooms;
suite or single; day. week or month; baths;
hot and cold water; transient; elevator.
252,* THIRD, flrsi flat— Nice modern rurnlsbsd
bay-window room lor 1 or 2 gentlemen, with
or without plan
SUTTER HOUSE, SOS Furnished
rooms : running 1. : water; transient; .'"c up.
SUNNY furnished room; hot and cold water,
large closet, bath, gas, etc; good location: 6
minutes' walk from Kearny and Market
sts.; references required. Address P. p. P
box 2, Call O.'fice.
EXTRA large front sunny room, .suitable for 1
or 2 gentlemen. Box 146, Call office.
X a week— Room, board and bath for single
gentleman: if 2 together. $:< a week; can
haVe all comforts of good home, washing in-
cluded : ■ goo 4 quiet location. 2203 Mission,
ccr. ISth st.
SOS VAX NESS, near Rooms and board:
running hot and cold water; terms reason-
able; quiet; comfortable.
HOTEL SALISBURY; beautiful grounds; ta-
_Pjg unsurpassed. 299 Hyde, cor. Eddy.
WALDORF, 309 Newly renovated; ele-
_gant rooms; board. MRS. CALHOUN.
ARGYLE, 1606 Van Ness— Elegantly furnished
. sunny rooms: fir.st class board: references.
CHILDREN' BOARDED.
WIDOW with comfortable home 2 children to
board; mother's care, r.l Clara.
AMERICAN lady living in one of the health-
lest locations in San Rafael will take chil-
dren of good family to board; best of care
and training. Address W. A. V., box 652
San Rafael.
LADY and daughter wish small child; sunny
home. 1530 Eddy st.
LADY would board children reasonable: best
care. 2655 San Jose aye.: San Mateo electric
cam; fifth house from second bridge.
STOKES TO LET.
LARKIN St.. 717, near O'Farrell— s4o. ASH-
TON. 411 Montgomery st.
STORE and 3 rooms: good location for dress-
maker or shoe store; rent $15. Apply 2610
Mission St., or 844 Capp.
$12 50— LARGE store, with living rooms. fs2s
Howard st., bet. Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
_ OFFICES TO LET.
EMMA SPRECKELS building, 927 Market sitT^
$12 to $20. ASHTON. room 210.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
AT SHKKMA.V, I'LAV i OSTS, the musical
headquarters of the Pacific Coast, is the
place to buy pianos and organs; new pianos
from $175 to $1400: second hand from $50 up-
ward; terms as low as $3 per month; sole
representatives for Steinway & Sons, A. B.
Chase, Emerson, Ludwig. Smith & Barnes
pianos and Estey pianos and organs. Corner
of Kearny and gutter sts.
AT factory prices until January 1; our large
holiday stock must move quickly without
regard to prices: Hardman. Steirfway, Emer-
son. Chase Bros., Dewing Bros, McDonald,
etc., $50 and upward: 37 years in business;
all pianos guaranteed. THE J. DEWING
CO.. 3d floor Flood bldg., Fourth & Market.
ABSOLUTELY the oldest and largest house
west of Chicago is KOHLER & CHASE'S
26, 2S and 30 OFarrell st. Pianos, organs
and all other musical instruments of all
grades and prices. Terms easy; prices low- j
est. Everything possible done to please and I
satisfy the customer.
CHANCE of a lifetime— of all grades
can be had from us on easiest possible j
terms; installment payments, until January ]
1, as low as $1 per week; prices from $40 up. !
BENJ. CURTAZ & SON. Curtaz block, 16, :
IS. 20 O'Farrell St.; established 42 years.
CONOVER, slightly used. tSSO. "
Steinway, slightly used, $275. .
Chlckering, second hand. $100. '
Large stock, lowest prices, rent or Install- !
ments.
The F. W. SPENCER CO., 933 Market st.
20 SECOND hand pianos, square and upright, j
at your own price and on your own terms,
for one week only; we must have room for
new stock. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., cor. 1
of Sutte£ and Kearny sts.
PIANOS at cut prices; improve the opportu-
nity; agency famous Haines Bros.. Bush &
Gerts and Bollerman. WM. C. HAMILTON
successor to A. L. Bancroft & Co., 324 Post.
LARGE stock of Steinway. CnTckering~~and
other standard makes of upright pianos from
$125 to $25« at HEINE & CO., 136 Ellis, Y. M.
C. A. building; SHAW agents-.
GREAT sale of fine rosewood guitars for holi-
day presents; first class instruments, fully
warranted. $10, $12 50, $15, and $20. MAU-
VAIS MUSIC CO., 769 Market St.
FINE Decker & Son piano, good as new. very
cheap; second hand uprights; $50 to $150
MAUVAIS, 769 Market st. .
SMALL upright, $60; fine large upright, $125: j
Sterling, $150; 10 other good bargains. BOW-
ERS & SON. 23 and 25 Fifth st.
SOHMER & Co.. Byron Mauzy. Newby, Evans. !
Briggs, and other pianos; see our rent plan; I
no interest first year. 308, 310, 312 Post.
ADMINISTRATOR'S sale— sell pianos at j
Immense reduction for cash or on install- I
ments. EATON ESTATE. 735 Market st.
BARGAIN— Nice upright cheap. SCHMITZ, 16 j
McAllister st , rear Hlbernla Bank.
PARTY going East must sell fine upright; !
cost $500. K. 25, 1021 Van Ness aye. .■■-". ;
NEW Al grand upright piano at half price.
1033 Valencia St., upstairs.
$35— Fine, large upright: sacrificed for cash.
1361 Folsom, cor. Tenth.
HORNUNG'S new style pianos: most perfect,
brilliant, powerful tone. 216 Post st.
PIANOS, organs, all kinds of musical instru-
ments tuned, repaired. 1131 Mission st.
KINGSBURY (1897 model) is the piano you
want. J. HARRY SCOTT, 526 Hayes st.
$100 PIANO; great bargain. SCHMITZ. 16 Mc-
A Ulster st., near Hlbernla Bank.
AN elegant upright piano sacrificed for cash. I
Room 12. Flood bldg.
SUPERIOR violins, zithers, old and new. FT
MULLER, maker, repairer. 2 Latham place.
KNABE sianos: new scale; new styles'.
KOHLER & CHASE. 30 OFarrell st.
AT Sherman, Clay & Co.'s only will you find
a stock of new Stelnway pianos.
~~7 .vttKM NEWS ' FOR 5 CENTS— TLi a
■ > WRKKLY CALL, la wrapper, tor mailing.
DENTISTS.
FULL set of teeth, $5; painless extraction; see
our combination plate, thin as paper; war-
ranted 10 years; teeth without plates; crown
and bridge work our specialty, teeth Im-
planted or transplanted; fillings £oc, crowns
$3 50; all work painless and warranted.
Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth st.
VAN VROOM electro-dental parlors; painless
dentistry; no shock; painless extraction a
positive fact; full set of teeth, $5 up; sliver
tlllings, 25c up: gold crowns, $3 50 up; your
teeth put In without a plate; open evenings.
99" Market St., cor. Sixth; phone Jessie 695.
NEW York dentists— Plated $5 up; silver filN
Ings, 25c up; gold* fillings, - 7.".<- up; plates
mended, $1 up; painless extraction, 50c; all
work warranted. 569 Mission, SE. cor. 6th.
DR. GEOROE W. LEEK, the genuine Leek
dentist, discoverer of painless extraction and j
patentee of improved bridge work or teeth j
without any plate, moved from 6 to 20 i
O'Farrel! St.
DrT~LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market stTl rirT
Eleventh ; no charge , for extracting when
plates are made; old plates made over like :
new; teeth from $S per set; extracting 50c; 1
gas given. |
CROOME~DentaI Association, 739 Market Ft.. \
bet. Third and Fourth; gas specialists; pain- j
less extracting, with gas, $1; plates, $7 up;
fillings, $1 up. !
$3— FULL set of teeth; best make; kept In j
repair; extracting free; fillings, We: crowns,
$3 50. Pacific Dental Parlors. IS Third st.
TEETH, . with . and without plates, gold j
crowns, filling: all work guaranteed; hours, '
9 to 8; Sunday, 9 to 12. 419 Geary st.
OHIO dental parlors, 806 Market st. ■. painless
extracting, DOc; open evenings and Sundays.
DR. J. .1. LEEK, 1326 Market St.: open even-
ings; Sunday till noon; registered dentist.
W. C. HARDING, M. D.. 500 Sutter' St., cor.
Powell; tel. Main 5375; painless extraction.
ALL work reasonable and warranted. DR. J.
W. KEY. 1320 Market st. _•
SET of teeth without a plate. . DR. H. C.
YOUNG, 1841 Polk St.
COLTON Dental Association." 806 Market st.
DR. CHARLES W. DECKER.
OS LARKIN— office of The Call. Sub-
scriptions and waut ads taken.
THE SAX FR AN CISCO CALL, MOXPAY, DECEMBER HO, 1597.
PERSONALS.
GENTLEMAN stranger wishes some one to I
eat Christmas dinner with him; object com-
panionship; lady preferred. Address Box 1.v...
this office.
EMMA ALLEN COGSWELL— Call at 104
private boarding-house; can take full charge
or Kitchen; best of references. Box 158, Call.
EMMA ALLEN COGSWELLL— CaII at 104
_ ea r. n l_ b^_L_B£'ng_east. L. COGSWELL.
I READ character from handwriting-; send
sample and Tier pupil of Graplio. Box 152.
Call office. • ■
LADIES can afford to have their hair dressed i
ten at my parlors; only 25c; switches, $1 to i
»fi; finest, best quality. $3.50 only; extra I
heavy long, $.". up; doll wigs a specialty. I
Open Sundays and holidays, 9 a. m. to 12. !
Q LEJDERER, ill Stockton st.
LOKETTO Williams, card reader: magnetic I
specialties. 120% Geary hi., room 2. I
WANTED— ladies and 8 gentlemen for the"-
atncal stock company; 2 years' tour; new '
and highly interesting play; applicants must
live in city. For full particulars address A. '<
B . box 101, Call office.
ADVICE free; divorce laws specialty; private; |
no fee without success; collections. G. W.
HOWE, att-at-law. Market, cor Stockton. I
BADGES, photo, and badge buttons, made In I
ban Francisco at Eastern prices. WALTER i
N. BRUNT. :■■::, cia> it., a F.
BIG outdoor Btereor>ticon show every night
cor. Market and Sixth; artistic advertise-
ments in living light; promoters of business.
Consult OWL ADV. Co.. 1140 Market st. j
ELECTRIC light* In every room; Winchester
| House. 41 Third st.. nr. Market; 200 rooms.
~>c to $1 50 per night: 51 50 to $6 per week;
free bus and baggage to and from the ferry.
MAILLARD'S chocolates, half and one-pound
boxes, at ROBERTS', Polk and Bush ets.
MISS ANDERSON, graduate Swedish none; I
genuine massage baths; Swedish movement. i
g Boom -■■■ 90S Market ft.. Ed floor.
CAL. HYPNOTIC l.xsr.. MM* Geary; hypnot-
ism practically taught; diplomas issued; $5.
MINING man of IS years' practical as well as
theoretical experience open for engagement
as foreman or any other branch of mining;
I t-class references. F. 8., box 87, call.
PICTURE framing complete, with glass 7xB
inches. 10c; Bxlo and 10x11, l .c; 11x14 and
12x16, 20c; 14x17, 25c; 16x20, 30c; 18x22. 35c;
■-"*-'• 4.* c; 22x28 inches, 60c; hardwood curtain
poles complete. IBc; room molding, all colors.
lc per foot. JONES. 547 Mission st.
MRS. DR. RALPH returned: genuine Thermal
cabinet baths: ladies and gents. 993 Market
st., rooms 3 and 4.
SUCCESSFULLY appeared in opera, concert
and church, the following pupils of J.
Greven. 1236 Market St.. during November:
Mrs. K. Burns, Misses M. de <"hent, L. Han- '
sen, J. La Fontaine, E. Henderson, L. Roe- I
der, M. Tunlson, L. . Wilson and Mr. Ch.
Schwerdifeger.
$14— Suit to order triples; try one] NEU-
HAUS & CO.. tailors. 115 Kearny at.
GREAT catarrh cure; Wilson's vaporizing In-
haler; 32CA Ellis; test free; cure $5.
MRS. DR. D. BARTON, specialist In confine-
ments and female diseases. 80S Howard St.
CLOAKS and tailor-made suits retailed at
wholesale figures. 20 Sans. me st.
BRANCH office of The Call, I*7 Ninth St.—
Want ads and subscriptions taken. ■
SUPERFLUOUS hairs removed by electrolysis !
MRS. DR. WELCH, 2115 Bush.
SUIT to order on easy Installments. L. '
LEMOS. 1117 Market St., bet. 7th and Bth.
CLOAKS and tailor-made suits retailed at
wholesale figures. 20 Sansome st.
j H. HUFSCHMIDT, sanitary plumber, gasfltter. i
23 Golden Gate aye. Tel. Sutter 471.
DRESSMAKERS.
MME. GOLDSTEIN— EIegant, stylish dresses, j
$.". up; dresses made over. 6 Eddy St.. rm. 86.
CLAIRVOYANTS. ~
MRS. 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, remove family troubles, restore
lost affections; unites the separated, recov-
ers lost, stolen or burled property: locates
treasures, minerals; tells your entire life,
past, present and future, while in a perfect
trance. Hours, 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.; perfect
satisfaction guaranteed by mail. Send stamp
for circular with special terms. MRS. DR. F.
CLARK, ran 25 & 26, 1206 Market, opp. 6th.
MM I*. PORTER, wonderful clairvoyant card-
reader, born double veil and second sight;
diagnosis disease, full life reading; la.. 50c- '
gents $1; palm. & clairv.; sit. $150. 126 Turk.
MME. LE NORMANDE, clairvoyant: card
reader; all questions answered. 401 Leaven- j
worth st.
MME. MOREAU. test medium, clairvoyant,
card reader; 2.".c up. -73 Fourth Ft.
CONSULT the lucky medium: full reading
only 25c. 41 Minna St.. near Second. •
MISS LOLA STEVENS, genuine magnetiat '
and card reader. 202*4 Stockton, rms. 1 & 2. i
MME. RAVENA reads life fluently; business !
advice: names given; 25c up. 5 Fourth st.
YOUR future told by cards; ladies 10c; gents i
25c. I(H7H Folßom st. '
MMX. SODAN, Scotch seeress,' card-reader and
palmist. 613 Eddy, 9 to 8 P. M.
i MRS. MANDENA, medium," readings 25c; sat- i
isfaction guaranteed. 26 Sixth st.
CARD reader and genuine electric battery for
rheumatism. IS Turk st, room 15.
MISS MELVILLE, great clairvoyant and i
water reader. 921V£ Mission St., opp. Mint.
MME. HANSEN, palmist, card-writer; past '
present and future; Be. 14S Sixth, room 5. '
MRS. DR. ANNA THOMAS— First in her pro-
(esMoa; never falls: advice; help. 929 Post.
————————
tPIRti ( IILISM.
MME?~MAYO STEERS. 1124 Oak! circles
Tues. 8 P.M., Thurs. I P.M.: Se; readings $1.
| MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, spiritual medium, "for j
messages and advice. 218 Stockton st.
LEANDER just returned from Alaska; free
test to all this week. 309 Eddy.
MRS. KATE (SKINS, developing dr. Mon.,
clr. Tues.. sittings $1. 214 Franklin.
MRS. SHRINER, clairvoyant, medium; sit-
tings dally; 10 to 4. 230 Kearny St.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE— Handsomely furnished sunny
flat; Western Addition; inside Van Ness aye I
Box 1025. Call.
$173 — Furnished house; 8 rooms; all rented; i
north of Market; central. Box 227, Call
office.
FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS.
A GIFT of one of our diamonds or a gold or
silver watch will please your friends and save
you 50 per cent; price and compare; goods
sent C. O. D. ; money back if not as repre-
sented. UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant aye.
GUAPHOPHONES, *10; Records. $5 per doz;
Projectoscope, 1100. Bacigalupl. 983 & 946 Mrkt
FRESH family cow and calf for sale. 307
Thirtieth st.
FINE Newfoundland pups. Inquire at 265 13th
st., or at house 625 2. , th st., Oakland.
SOME neW and second hand Sterling wheels •
bargains. A. C. NICHOLS & CO., 404 Bat-
tery st. V .- '■
BOILERS, engines, 2d hand machinery. Me- !
INTOBH & WOLPMAN, 137 Beale st.
SCHOONER: $275: nearly new; 25 tons. ArT i
ply California Yacht Club, Oakland Creek
or store 663 Broadway, Oakland.
J. R. POOL, house-mover, dealer second-hand I
building material. 1122-36 Mission.
SAFES— Bargains in new and second-hand -
all sizes; half original cost. 109-111 Market
Bt., S. F.
COFFEE mill, scale, -truck, letter-press
desk and safe cheap. 102 Clay st.
BARS, back bars, mirrors, showcases, coun-
ters, linoleum, office furniture, store and
office furniture and fixtures; new and sec-
ond-hand. J. NOON AN, 1017-1019-1021-1023
Mission st., above Sixth.
BARS, showcases, counters, shelving! etc., I
bought and sold. 1063 Mission, near 7th.
PEDIGREE Irish setters, cheap; all ages
Glenmore Kennels, 2041 Linden gt., Oakland]
WHISKY. Mcßrayer, April, 1532, from Ken-
tucky bonded warehouse direct; 65c per ral-
lon. F. EPHRAIM, 62S Market st., 3. F. '
FOR sale cheap— second hand reproof safe at
42 Main st. . .
FOR SALE— S dozen of laying pullets, Im-
proved incubator, brooder and bone cutter
'.i; Elizabeth st. • , <-u"er.
ORAPHOPHONES; ■ $10; records. $5 m dozen"
KOLLMANN CO., r. 53C-535, Parrott bldg. i
SECOND hand dynamos, gasoline and~steani i
engines, boilers, pulleys, shafting, laundry i
machinery, etc. SMITH CO.. 527 Mission at.
RETIRING from business: our entire stocJTof
rattan furniture and baby carriages will be
sold at wholesale cost. California Rattan
Works. 74,- and 747 Mission, bet. 3d and 4th.
SEWI>G MAChTxES.
52 MONTHLY; rented, repaired, bought sold!-
-machine supplies. 145 Sixth. 'I
ALL kinds bought, sold, exchanged, rented • ''■
repairing: lowest rates. 205 Fourth. j
I-
I ■ , TO LEASE.
TO lease— The Tomaso Cresta ranch of 120
acres of rich level land, situated In San Ma-
teo county, near the .Eleven-Mile House Ap-
ply to GEORGE R. ROSSETER, receiver
etc., 14 Post st. t , v >
OLD Y. M. C. A. building. 232 Sutter St., to
rent for long term of lease. Apply to H J
M-COY. Mason ana Ellis sts. . -•' '
EDI < VTIOWL.
A SCHOOL of physical culture and elocution
1215 Octavia St., .San Francisco, MISS F.L.I/..'
MACKINTOSH, i.upll of Professor G. W
Bayaham, Glasgow. Scotland, and graduate
of the School of Oratory, Philadelphia. Pa.
teacher. Office days, Thurs. p. m.. Sat. a. m
KEALD'S r.usineßS College, 24 Post st.-
Boakkscplag, bttsMMs practice, shorthand
typing, telegraphy, lunguages. B
!. al. civil and mmmc
:\<. surveying, aasaylng, navigation
2>) teachers : liay and evening sessions,
write for aatalogoa,
LADY teaches piano and mandolin thorough-
ly, ;>oc an hour; excellent pianist and ae-
companiat for entertainments and vocalists
att Octavia st.
ATRSS* Business College, M Montgomery st. :
individual instruction in shorthand, typing.
bookkeeping, telesraphy. etc.; life scholar
shij>. ISO; low rates petf week and month.
ENGINEERING school; civil. elretri.'ul7~m7n-
ing, mech., survey, assay, archlt.; day an.i
eve.; est. 1564. A. VAX DER XAILLEN. I
Market. I__1 __
I.< 'i 'KKEEPIXG — There is no college on
earth WUUt* course Is as thorough as mine;
4 to s wcks only required; rapidity at fig-
ures a specialty. TARR, n35 Market, rm. 572.
LT'XT'S .lancinK academy, 32() Post st.; Juven-
ile class** Bats., I P. M. ; private lessons
tlnily. WM to Z; adults' class Monday evegs.
VOICE CULTURE. PIANO; PARIS"" GRAD-
u.-it.-: French, Spanish; classes now forming.
t-2 mo. W< Taylor st.
FLUTE, mandolin, guitar lessons: club, $1
monthly. PROFESSOR GASTALDI, 710
Lombard st.
BINGING, piano; Paris graduate: French,
Spanish. Ocr lange.; *2 month. iori Taylor.
.MISS GAMBLE'S .lan. -ing school; adults' class
Saturdays 8 P. M. ;:r ro St.
BOOKKEEPING, arithmetio, writing, gram-
n;nr, etc; .lay, night; $5 month. 15' M Market
st.. opposite Eighth.
FIBK teachers' agencies in \n ~c]ties; teachers
wanted now. 4iv> Parrott building.
LADLUM School of Elocution and Dramatic
Art. KB Sutt.M- st.
615 LARKIN Branch office ITf the Call. Sub-
ii'iis and want ads taken.
SAN FRANCISCO Business College, 1236 Mar-
ket st. : 124 positions in '»6, 103 in '97.
BELASCOS Lyc.-um School^7~Acting^-Pupils
rehearsed op stage. Alcazar building.
GUITAR, mandolin, piano and vocal lessons;
$3 month. M.iry Wrsthaus. 39 Filth st.
MEDICAL.
A PROCESS that never fails t^~re*tore~every
case of monthly sickness from whatever
cause In a lew hours when medicines and
others have failed; no Instruments used;
many years' experience; every case guaran-
teed; advice free; terms reasonable; first-
class private home for confinement. MRS
DR. DALEY. 1126 Market St., over Owl
Drugstore.
A SURE, safe and speedy cure for all female
diseases; a home in confinement, with best
possible care: with the privacy or a home
and the convenience of a hospital; those
who are sick or discouraged should call on
the doctor and state their case; they will
find in her a true friend; all consultations
free and absolutely confidential. MRS. DR
GWTER. 22-J Turk st.
ALL of Dr. Foulet's capsules are guaranteed
absolute cure for all female diseases: posi-
tively safe and sure; no danger or after ef-
fects; taken in time It also acts as a pre-
ventive; price $1 50 per box. sent free by
mail on receipt of price: consultations on all
■Pedal diseases free. WALLER BROS., 33
(lr;int aye.. S. F. A caution— Before pur-
chasing elsewhere, write Us.
ALL monthly irregularities or other conditions
restored at once; safe at any time; kind
sympathy and aid; instant relief for travel-
ers; tumors and ulcers removed by electric-
ity; home in confinement; best care and pri-
vacy; for guaranteed relief consult the doc-
tor before going elsewhere; advice free; con-
fidential. MRS. DR. WYETH, 918 Post St.,
near Larkin.
CAUTION to women— Before purchasing else-
where try a box of Dr. Foulat's Guaranteed
Capsules. $1 M a box; do your business with
a responsible house; we see you through your
trouble, no matter what the cause; no bad
after effects; consultation free on all special
ailments. WALLER BROS., 23 Grant aye.,
corner Geary St.. San Francisco.
SURE cure, when others fail; no medicine or
instruments; every woman her own physi-
cian for all female troubles, no matter from
what cause; restores In one day; never falls;
consultation free; can be sent and used at
home. DR. POPPER. 318 Kearny st. Or-
ders by t 1.
DRS. GOODWIN, diseases of women; ladies
near or far; safe, quick cure guaranteed; any
ailmert; maternity home: best care; skill
only; low fees; Dr. Schnck's self -cure, $5.
401 Van Ness.
DR. AND MRS." W EGENER, 1312 Golden Gate
aye.. formerly r>26 Eddy st.— Safe, quick cure
for all female complaints guaranteed: pri-
vate home In confinement; every comfort;
infants adopted: terms moderate: pills $1.
A l'.oON to wives and mothers— Seguro; price
$1 r M. RICHARDS & CO., 406 Clay St.; send
2-c stamp for particulars to Seguro Manu-
facturing Co., 531 X st., Sacramento, Cal.
ALPEXu'S French pills— A boon to ladies with
female troubles; no danger: safe and sure;
JJ M, express: C. O. D. ; don't delay until too
late. OSGOOD BROS., Coast Agents, Oak-
land, Cal.
REMOVED— Mrs. Dr. Scott, 410 Geary St., now
11"4 Market; female complaints and diseases
of the eye permanently cured or no charge;
treatment by mall; Inclose stamp.
DRS. X AND X.. cure chronic blood, skin
and private diseases. DRS. KERGAN &
KKXXEDY. 8 Mason St.. 8. F.
CONFIDENTIAL— Ladles in trouble communi-
cate with DR. SANTEE, 33 Grant aye.. S;tn
Frahcisco.
SURE curp irregularities or other female di«-
eases : MRS. DR. PUETZ. 254V6 Fourth.
HOME in confinement; diseases of women.
Mrs. Dr. Funke. 1416 Sth St.. Alameda.
HEALTHY child for adoption! MRS. DR.
FUNKE. 1416 Eighth st., Alameda.
STERILITY cured by Mrs. Dr. Sattler. gradu-
uate midwife, 1709 Powell; tel. red 2641.
PARIS~MATERNitYT"6O9 Bush; confinement
at home. 10 days. $20. Tel. Green 581.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.— ESTATE OF
ELLEN ('OAKLEY (alias), deceased. Notice
Is hereby given by the undersigned, A. C.
FREESE, administrator of the estate of
BLLBN COAKX-SY (alias), deceased to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after the first publication of this no-
tice, to the said administrator at room 35.
Chronicle building, corner of Geary and
Kearny streets, the same being his place for
the transaction ol the business of the said
estate in the city and county of San Fran-
cisco, State of California.
A. C. FREESE.
Administrator of the estate of ELLEN COAK-
LEY (aliac). deceased.
Dated at San Francisco, December 13, 1R97.
J. D. SULLIVAN,
Attorney for administrator.
THE California Debris Commission, having
received applications to mine by the hy-
draulic process from George Rleber In the
Badger Hill mine, near Placerville, El Dora-
do County, to deposit tailings in lowa Can-
yon; from F. W. Cook In the Try Again
mine, near Placerville, El Dorado County, to
deposit tailings in a ravine; from Matt
Yoner In the Hoosier mine, near Georgetown.
El Dorado County, to deposit tailings In
Bear Creek; from Otto Relchel In the Moun-
tain Ranch mine, near Mountain Ranch, Cal-
averas County, to deposit tailings In a
ravine; from J. F. Ourney et ale. in the
Johnson Placer mine, near San Andreas.
Calaveras County, to deposit tailings in a
ravine; and from J. G. Underwood and W.
N. Lamb In the Chris Limpher mine, near
Plymouth, Amador County, to deposit tail-
ings in Indian Creek, gives notice that a
meeting will be held at room 59, Flood
building, San Francisco, Cal., on December
27, 18&7, at 1:30 P. M.
N( >TICE of railroad consolidation— Pursuant
to the statute In such case made and pro-
vi.le.l. notice is hereby given that the Pajaro
Valley Railroad Company and the Pajaro
Extension Railway Company, upon the
written consent of the stockholders holding,
more than three-fourth? In value of all the
stock of each of said corporations respec-
tively, and by agreement of the respective
boards of directors of said corporations made
and entered Into In accordance with such con-
sent and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, have consolidated
and amalgamated their capital stocks, debts
properties, assets and franchises under the
corporate name and style of the Pajaro Val-
ley Consolidated Railroad Company.
Dated at San Francisco, California, the
tenth day of December, A. D. 1897.
By order of tbe board of directors of the
Pajaro Valley Consolidated Railroad Com-
pany.
Py E. IT. PHKLDO.V. Secretary.
I'HOI'OSALS.
SAX FRANCISCO, Cal.. December 16. 1597.—
■•aled propoxaU, In triplicate, will be re-
-1 here until 12 M. SATURDAY, Janu-
ary 15, IBM, and then opened, for furnishing
22 cavalry horses and 1 artillery horse at the
l'r.-siciio of S;:n Francisco. Government re-
serves riKht to reject or accept any or all
M.is, or any purt thereof. Bids will be con-
M.lered tor a lens number of horses than
that stated. Preference given to articles of
domestic production, conditions of price and
quality (including In the price of foreign
productions the duty thereon) bolng equal,
and such preference given to articles of
American production produced on the Pacific
t to extent of consumption required by
the public service there. Information fur-
nished on application to JAMES M. MOORE.
Assistant Quartermaster General, U. S. A.,
Chief Quartermaster.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
JUST be sold," lot 30x' m" feet"; south sidY of
I Jersey, bet. Castro and Diamond. BOVEE.
TOY & SONTAtI. 624 Market st.
3000— COTTAGE of 7 rooms . and bath: large
pantry; fine basement: brick foundation; ce-
ment sidewalk: all modern Improvements. ,1.
M. COMEFORD, on the premises, cor. Mis-
sion st. and Cortland aye., from 1 to 3:30
P. M.
LOT 70x122 feet, house 4 rooms; $900 buys it;
$200 cash, balance as rent. THE M'CAR-
THY CO., 646 Market St., San Francisco. D.
PRATT, Fruitvale Station.
53600 FOR an elegant, modern S-room, 2-story
and 25-foot lot near Stanyan st. and Affili-
ated Colleges; easy terms if desired; call and
■see plans, specifications, etc.; same submit-
ted tor any kind of building. W. W. RED-
NALL. Builder. 1326 Hayes st.
SELECT any lot owned by this company and
we will build a home on it to suit you and
soil both on easy rental terms. THE M'CAR-
THY CO., 646 Market st. -
IF you are thinking of purchasing a home
and want it on easy terms, and places you
cannot let. call on GEORGE W. H. PAT-
TERSON ft CO., Real Estate and Insurance
Office, 1708 Market st.
F. "a. MN.M.LvTco., Real Estate Brokers,
19 Montgomery st.
$35,000— Fourth si., near Mission; large lot;
pays 6 per cent net.'
$27. £00— Two 60-varas; Van Ness aye.; street
work done.
$25.000— Choice income piece in Mission; pays
9 per cent.
$Ssoo— New buildings rented for $90 per month
on prominent corner on Fulsom st.
$5000— New pair of Western Addition flats; up
to date; rented very low, but pays good Inter- j
est.
$3100—311 Shotwell St., near Seventeenth: neat
modern attractive cottage; terms $500 down;
balance $: 0 per month.
S2loo— Dore st.; near Bryant; l flats; Income
$26; let 2".x85: $ISSO mortgage can remain.
Also other bargains not advertised; call for
list. F. A. McNALLY A CO., 19 Montgomery.
$50,000 wanted to go Into an "Inside" real es-
tate proposition. Parties could borrow the
money, but prefer to take in a man with
ready means on an interest in the deal. Be-
cure, sure and' safe. See THE M'CARTHY
CO. !ln<). 64fi Market st.
CHOICE business property. NW. cor. Mission
and Spear its.; 43:10x117:6; must be disposed
of Apply H SCHWBRIN, 646 Clay st.
WHAT better investment than a cheap San
Francisco city lot at $10 cash down and $5
per month. 646 Market st. ■
WELL, are you always going to pay rent?
'You can't commence any younger; start now
and buy a home on rental terms. Here is
one, 7 rooms, bath, sunny, new and bright.
$200 cash, $20 per month. THE MCCARTHY
CO.. 646 Market St.
WANTED Mission lot from $800 to $1500; own-
er to take Richmond lot, worth $500, In part
payment. Address B, box 142. this offlc"e.
$240— Fine corner, 60x100; 1 block from In^le-
slde track; easy terms. Address R. box 114,
Call office.
— Modern 2-story house, 7 rooms, on Grove
st., near Baker; make offer. Address R.,
box 114, Call office.
$3750— cheapest corner In
RICHMOND.
Southeast corner of £th aye and Clement:
transfer Junction of Sutro railroad to Park
and Cliff House; modern cottage of 6 rooms;
lot 25x120.
No reasonable offer refused: No. 2225 Jack-
son, bet. Webster and Flllmore. Street worn
done and accepted by city. Lot 25:3x137:6.
■
AN opportunity of a lifetime. A home in San
Francisco for $5 down, without interest or
taxes. 19 Montgomery st.
THE M'CARTHY CO. (Incorporated)— Real es-
tate owners; city lots; country acres; small
houses on rental terms a specialty; low
prices; easy terms. JAMES P. M'CARTHY,
President; E. A VERY M'CARTHY, Secre-
tary. 646 Market st. -
FIVE rooms, on sunny corner; beautiful home;
easy terms. See for yourself. THE M'CAR-
THY CO.. 646 Market St., San Francisco. D.
PRATT, Fruitvale Station.
MUST be sold at once; 50 feet north side
Point Lobos, bet. Twentieth and Twenty-
first ayes. ; only part cash. Apply F. M.
SMITH. 327 Fifth aye.. Richmond.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
LITTLE homes close to town; improved: easy
terms; also 4 to 12 acre pieces on 8 and 10
years' credit. D. H. TWING, Sonoma City;
every Monday at 632 Market st., S. P.
FOR SALE— In the Santa Cruz Mountains,
near Wright's Station, a well improved
ranch of 60 acres; fine orchard; nice house;
spring water enough to supply 10,000 people:
fine system of water works. Particulars at
363 Tenth st., Oakland.
FOR SALE— tracts redwood timber, 3 of su-
gar pine, aggregating 60.000 acres; a bargain.
A. W. STARBIRD, room 67. Flood building,
San Francisco, Cal.
FOR SALE— Farm 265 acres, 12 miles north-
west of Stockton. Cal.; positive bargain. -See
OULLAHAN & ADAMS, real estate, 118
East Main St., Stockton, Cal.
IN Fruitvale — 6 room house; city water; fruit
trees; 4 acres. Apply S. S. AUSTIN, near
23d aye. station. Oakland.
BERKELEY REAL. ESTATE.
FOR sale cheap— An ideal student's home In
the beautiful Berkeley hills, only 2 blocks
from the university; price $:50. O. G. MAY
& CO.. Berkeley.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ANY amount at 6\i per cent on real estate;
second and third mortgages, estates, undi-
vided interests, real estate in probate, life
insurance, goods in warehouse, furniture and
pianos without removal; mortgages and leg-
acies bought; no delay. R. McCOLGAN, 24
Montgomery St.. room S.
LOANS on furniture or pianos in S. F., Oak-
land or Aliuneda. at lowest rates, without
removal: no commissions; no delays. J.
NOONAN, 1017 to 1023 Mission, above Sixth;
tel. South 14.
HIGHLY respectable and private place to ob-
tain liberal advances on diamonds and jew-
elry at the lowest rates. Baldwin Jewelry
Store, 948 Market St.. tel. green 204. *
ON furniture and pianos without removal: no
commission: lowest interest; part payments
received: money quick and confidential. 1170
Market St., room ■
ON real estate at 6 and G'.j per cent: also sce-
ond mortgages; life insurance and real es-
tate in probate; any sum. Manhattan Loan
Co., Mills building.
ON furniture, pianos; city or Oakland; no re-
moval; low rates; no commission: $25 up;
private party. BONELLI, 402 Geary st.
WHY pay high rates on small loans? we loan
at Mo Int. per mo. on each $100 on 2d mort-
- gage: any security. Gold, box 2. Call.
GO to a regular licensed pawnbroker at 1
• Fourth st.. upstairs; strictly private; low
rates; tel. red 1021; estab. 1569. " . -
ANY sum— lst and Id mortgages, estates, etc. ;
6 per cent. H. MURPHY. C2S Market.
$100,000 on life Insurance policies; low interest.
JO3. B. TOPLITZ, 330 Pine.
$50 to $50,000; lowest rates; Ist and 2d mortg.;
any proposition. Dryde_n, 413 Montgomery.
ON furniture or real estate; low interest.
9CRIBNER, 7 City Hall aye.
ON pianos, furniture; no removal; lowest
rates; no com.: private. 116 McAllister.
PIANOS, furniture, etc. no removal; easy
terms. 33 Flood bldg., 4th and Market.
$50 TO $50,000: lowest rates; Ist and 2d mortg.;
any proposition. DRYDEN. 413 Mont.
10 SIXTH— Most reliable place to borrow mon-
ey ; diamonds and jewelry.
CHEAPEST and best in America— Weekly
Call, sent to any . address in the United
States or Canada one year for $1 50, postage
free.
FINANCIAL.
J. BOAS, 330 Montgomery Loans on life
Insurance policies and buys bank books.
LOANS on real estate, bonds, etc.: lowest
rates. McAFEE BROS., 108 Montgomery st.
lIORSEs. •
40 HORSES for sale; also wagons, buggies,
carts, harness: Grand Arcade Horse Mar-
ket. 327 Sixth st., auction sales every Wed-
nesday. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers.
JUST arrived, 150 draught and driving horses.
TATTF.KSALL'S. 721 Howard. .
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
BARGAINS! Bargains! Bargains! in new and
second-hand wagons, buggies, carts, harness,
robes and blankets. Lelbold Harness Com-
pany ,_2ll_Larkln at., opp. new City Hall.
ALL kinds new and second-hand wagons, car-
i-iaKes, buggies, carts, harness: largest as-
sortment, lowest prices. 15th and Valencia.
FINE laundry, baker's and milk wagons cheap
for cash or Installments; l fine top and open
buggy; also 1 hack. 828 Harrison st.
TWO express, 2 grocery, 1 business and piano-
box top buggy. 1161 Howard st. .
ATTORNEYS AT L.AW. •
ADVICE free; divorce law a specialty; private;
no fee without success; collections. O. W
HOWE, atty at law, 850 Market, cor. Stcktn.
-ADVICE free— Private law matters: moderate
fees. ATTORNEY MeCABE. 103 Larkln st. ;
ADVICE free: no charge unless successful.
W. W. DAVIDSON. 927 Market st. ; . ■■
PHYSICIANsT~r ; .-i;.. ..
DR. C. C. O'DONNELL, office and res. 120«
Market; diseases of women a specialty.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE— 9OB BROADWAY!
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
CHEAPEST piece of property in Oakland; 110
xlOO; one block off San' Pablo aye.. on the
northwest corner of two macadamized streets
in North Oakland: $15 a front foot for all or
part. A. J. SNYDER & CO.. Real Estate
Brokers, 467 Ninth st., Oakland, Cal.
$2700— CASH value $3S00; cottage of 6 rooms
and bath; sunny exposure; barn; Al neighbor-
hood; 4 blocks from business center, Postofflce
and local train: bank mortgage $2400: must be
sold this week to highest bidder; first come
first served. • •
2." — Two and a half miles from Oakland;
15 acres in fruit; an ideal suburban home;
owner non-resident and. must sell; would con-
sider an exchange; see property and make
offer. ( - .< , -
$K)00 — A magnificent corner residence on Har-
rison St., near business center; cost years
ago $30,000: house of 10 rooms, with an elegant
garden and splendid surroundings; must be
seen to be appreciated;' would accept some
property as part payment.
960 acres of wheat land; SO acres in bearing;
fruit; place well improved; situated in Sacra-
mento Valley: owner refused 3 years ago $40.-
-000; will now sell property for $17,000.
$125,000— 0ne of the best business corners on
Broadway, Oakland, netting a handsome reve-
nue; will bear full investigation.
NOTE.
■ Properties In a!! parts of the State for salt
cr exchange. We have many splendid bargains
j to offer in all classes of property. Send for full
descriptions and illustrated catalogue of out
large list of properties for sale or exchange.
J. S. MYERS, 1002 Broadway, Oakland.
'$2500 — Elegant house of 8 rooms and bath;
lot 45x160 on sunny side of street, between
Ninth and Tenth sts., Adeline and Center-
st. stations, on broad-gauge; sold one year
ago for $3500; the best bargain on the mar-
ket: easy terms if desired; also new house
of 9 rooms and bath, furnace, large lot. in
best location in Berkeley, and many other
bargains.
A. J. SAMI'EL & CO..
A» U • OjIJU Tjlj ft. \j\J.,
468 Ninth St.,
Oakland.
FOR rent— A large pleasant cottage centrally
located in Oakland: large lawn, stable; a
very pretty and desirable place; good neigh-
borhood; rent only $40 per month. Including
water. For further particulars call room 313,
Emporium building.
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
$12 — For rent; 6-room cottage and bath; cen-
tral to street cars and local train. ALDEN-
GARFIELD CO.. SO2 Broadway, Oakland.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
$3000 — House of 7 rooms and path; lot 40x100;
San Jose aye. ; cost $4750.
— New modern house of 8 rooms and
i bath; lot 33:6x203; this is a beautiful finished
i home; a snap; with lot 50x203, for $3000; easy
terms. ' -'.' •'■: __
$4800— Fine residence of 10 rooms, billiard
room, stable, etc.. near Morton station; great-
est bargain in Alameda; Bee this.
$3250 — up-to-date cottage of 7 rooms:
I porcelain bathtub; open plumbing; lot 40x150;
j San Antonio aye.; easy terms.
$3500— Fine corner on Central aye.; 41x125;
| elegant colonial cottage; 7 rooms; porcelain
bathtub; open plumbing, etc.; easy terms.
$1700— Modern house of 6 rooms and bath; lot
33:6x125; on Central aye.; this is a bargain;
easy terms.
$1250— A sacrifice; lot 40x207:6, with 7-room
house: one- half block from station and high
school.
I $750— Cottage of 5 rooms; lot 50x270; Elmhurst,
near cars and school; $250 cash.
$1900— modern cottage of 5 rooms and
bath; large lot; $100 cash, $20 per month.
$2000— Modern cottage, 5 rooms and bath; lot
35x150; sunny side of Pacific aye.; easy terms.
$1400— House" of 7 rooms and bath; lot 50x150;
near station; easy terms.
Beautiful cottage, 6 rooms and bath;
near bay; this is a snap; easy terms.
Modern cottage, 5 rooms and bath;
large lot 50x125; stable, fine neighborhood; easy
terms.
ii — New modern cottage, 7 rooms and
i bath; lot 40x150; open plumbing; porcelain tub;
| $100 cash, $25 per month.
— New hotel property of 23 rooms: lot
! 42x103; on main business street; mortgage of
1 $5200 can remain.
— New colonial cottage of 7 rooms and
i bath; on corner lot, 37:6x108; see this and make
: an offer; terms $100 cash, $30 per month.
— New 6-room house; lot 77:6x33:4;
: Haight aye.,. near Webster St.; fine surround-
i ings; easy. terms.
i $2000— bargain; elegant new 2-story
| house; 7 rooms and sunny side of accepted
I street.
Houses to let In all parts of the city.
H. P. MOREAL & CO., 1432 Park St., Ala-
I meda.
$S00 — Lot 30xlOS; west side Grand St., near sta-
i tion. ..-,...
$1600— New modern cottage of 5 rooms and
; bath; large lot.
Bargain— Lot west side of Lafayette St., near
San Antonio aye. ; $25 per front foot.
Exchange — $6000; lot s ixl.'O; elegant modern
' cottage, 7 rooms and bath; stable, etc., at
Mot- ton-st. station; will exchange for San
Francisco property.
Many other choice bargains. Houses to let.
ALAMEDA LAND CO.,
1500 Park St., Alameda.
BEAUTIFUL homes in the choicest locations
from $1600 to $12,000; lots in all parts of the
city, $300 to $4000; houses and lots for ex-
change; large line of ranch property for
grain, fruit and stock; send for circulars. E.
D. JUDD & CO., 1424 Park St.. Alameda.
FOR Rent— A house with 7 rooms; bath, etc.;
excellent location; $15 per month. Apply 922
Chestnut St.
CHEAPEST and best in America— Weekly
' Call, sent to any address In the United States
i or Canada one year for $1 50. postage free.
'■ nHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—
\J WEEKLY CALL, sent to auy address In the
I United .states or Canada one year for $160, post-
ag five.
FRIITVALE REAL ESTATE.
LOTS; close to fetation; $10 cash; $5 per mo.
and up; homes', $50 cash, $10 per mo. and up.
THE MCCARTHY CO., 646 Mkt. St., S. F. ;
D. PRATT. Fruitvale Station.
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.
5-ROOM cottage in Berkeley to exchange for
ranch: lot 50x125 $2,000
320 acres of land in Michigan to ex- ,
change for rooming-house
3 acres in Petaluma, 9-room house, for
city property 4,500
42-acre ranch, Napa Co., for city prop-.
erty .12.000
Corner, 50x120, store and flats 8,000
30 acres, near Niles, for rooming-house.. 3.000
500 lots, from $50 to 20,000
20 houses and lots, from $1250 to 10,000
50 ranches, all sizes, from $100 to 30,000
20 houses, Oakland and Alameda, $1000 to 8,000
100 business places, from $25 to 2,000
What Have You to Offer?
H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market St., opp. Fifth.
LAND, etc.— l6o acres. $2400; 1280 acres, $3200;
improved 30 acres, $3500; 60 acres, $6500; also
merchandise. $7'o, for city or suburban prop-
erty. Q. ALBERT. 144 Mississippi St.. S. F.
MARRIAGES— DEATHS^
Birth, marriage and. death notices sent by
mail will not be Inserted. They must be
. handed in at either of the publication offices
' ami be Indorsed with the name and residence
I of persona authorized to have the same pub-
lished
BORN.
CQNBOY— In this city. December 10. 1897, to
the wife of John Conboy, a daughter.
COHEN— December 16, 1897, to the wife of B.
Cohen, a son. " ;
CANE— December 12, 1597, to the wife of J. B.
Cane, a daughter.
DUNNE— December 9, 1897. to the wife of W.
J. Dunne, a son.
DOLHEGUY— this city, December 5, 1897, to
the wife of L. Dolheguy, a son.
DOBBEL— In this city, 1 December 5, to the
wife of F. W. Dobbel, a daughter.
' GIESSLER— the wife of Fred Giessler, a
son.
HEALY— December 13, 1597, to the wife of E.
! J. ■ H*alr, a son. •
JOHNSON— In this city. December 12. 1897. to
the wife of A. C. , Johnson, a daughter.
: KNIGHT— • Alameda, ■ November 27, 1897, to
the wife of J. J. Knight, a daughter.
KENTZeI— In this city, December 16. 1897, to
the wife of James R. Kentzel, a daughter.
LENA— In this city, December 10. 1897, to
the wife of Frank Lena, a daughter.
'Me VICAR— In this city, December 11, 1897, to
, lie wife of James McVlcar, a son.
1 O'CONNOR— In this city, December 6, 1897, to
| the wife' of Peter O'Connor, a daughter.
RODJFER— In this city, December 17, 1597, to
the wife of R. E. Rodifer, a son.
REYNOLDS— December 17. 1897, to the wife of
F. C. Reynolds, a daughter.
SCHARY— In this city. December 14, 1897, to
the wit> of Julius Schary. a daughter.
MARRIED.
ANDERSON— In this city, De-
cember 18, 1897, at the home of the bride, by
the Rev. John A. B. Wilson, D.D., Oscar W.
Anderson and Emeline Margaret Anderson,
both of San Francisco." '
BEHLMER— GRUNDEL— In this city, De-
cember 18, 1897, by the Rev. Dr. Fuendeling,
Herman BtHmer and Hannah Grundel.
CRARY— ALLEN— In this city. December 8.
I^7, by Rev. Dr. Breck of St. John's
Church. George R. Crary and Emma Allan,
both of San Francisco.
HOEHNA— BRINK— In this city, December IS,
1v.»7, by tho Rev. Dr. Fuendeling, Charles
Hoehna and Anna Brink.
KUSKH- HESS— In this city, December 19,
M 97, by the Rev. Dr. Fuendeltng. Fred
Kuske of San Francisco and Anna Hess of
Berkeley.
WALLIS— BRENXAN— Santa Rosa, De- "
cumber 9, 1597, by the | Rev. Father Cassin,
Herbert E. Wallis and Kathryn .Brennan.
DIED.
BURKE— In this city, December 17, 1597. Mrs.
Mary Burke, a native of County Mayo, Ire-
land, aged 68 years.
CHISHOLM— In this city, December IS, 1597,
Mary E. J., widow of the late Duncan
Chisholm, and beloved mother of Mis. An-
drew Panella, a native of Whitefleld, Me.,
aged 7.'. years 9 months and 6 days.
• * Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Monday), at 8:30 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence, 7 Auburn street, thence to St. Fran-
cis Church, where a solemn requiem mass
_ Will be celebrated for the repose of her soul,
commencing at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
CROWtiKY— In this city, December 19, 1897.
Dennis, beloved son of John and Johanna
Crowley, ami brother of Daniel and John F.
Crowley, a native of San Francisco, aged 27
years.
• • Notice of funeral hereafter.
CARROLI*— In this city December 19. 1597.
ilyra Carroll, beloved wife of E. B. Carroll,
a native of Ireland, aged 29 years. .
COMPTON— In Santa Rosa, December 18,
1897, Somers R., be'oved husband of Minnie
Graef Compton, and son of the late Rev.
W. F. Compton. a native of California, aged
27 years 9 months and 8 days.
DAVIS— In this city, December 19, 1897, Jacob,
beloved husband of the late Lena Davis, and
father of Harry Davis, a native of Germany.
A member of Magnolia Lodge No. 41, A. O.
U. W., and California Lodge No. 1, L O.
B. B.
• • Remains at the parlors of McAvoy &
Co., 1233 Market street.
DAVIDSON— in this city, December 19. 1897,
David Davidson, beloved husband of Julia A.
and father of Calvin and Forest Davidson
and Mrs George Sedgely, a native of Prince
Edward Island, aged 73 years 8 months and
23 days.
• • Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Tuesday), at 1 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 3776 Twentieth street. Interment Cy-
press Lawn Cemetery by* electric funeral
car. ■ ....
FANKHAUSER— In this city, December IS.
1597, Christ, dearly beloved husband of Marie
Fankhauser, and father of Mrs. Dr. J. So-
bosly. Emma, Clara, Mathllde, Albert, and
the late Bertha Fankhauser, a native of
Canton Bern, Switzerland, aged 59 years 6
months and 12 days. A member of San Fran-
cisco Grutli Verein, Swiss Mutual Benevolent
Society and Harmony Lodge No. 13, I. : O.
O. F.
• * Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the 'funeral to-morrow
(Tuesday), December 21, at 2 o'clock, from
Odd Fellows' .Hall, corner of Seventh and
Market streets. Please omit flowers. In-
terment I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
HOLMES— In this city, December 17. 1897,
Captain George W. Holmes, late of the R.
A., beloved father of George, Florence and
Reginald Holmes, Mrs. P. W. Croudace and
Mrs. J. G. Roberts, a native of London,
England, aged 64 years 'and 6 months. (Lon-
don Times please copy.)
• • Friends of the family are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral thfs day
(Monday), at 9:30 o'clock, from St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, California and Steiner
streets. Interment private.
HORRIGAN— In this city, December IS. 1897,
Ellen Horrlgan, beloved mother of William
Fitzgerald, Daniel and Michael Horrigan,
Mrs. Ellen Condon, Mrs. Hannah McGrath
and the late Mrs. Margaret Stack, a native
of Youghal, County Cork, Ireland, aged 94
years.
• * Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Monday), at 8:30 o'clock, from the parlors
of J. C. O'Connor & Co.. 767 Mission street,
thence to St. Joseph's Church, Tenth street,
where a requiem high mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of her soul, commenc-
ing at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
KEARNEY— In the City and County Hospital,
December IS, 1597, John Kearney, a native of
Canada, aged 71 years.
KRAMER— In this city, December 18, 1897,
Johana, beloved wife of Alonzo Kramer, and
mother of Emma Wilson and Mrs. Lillie
Moulin, a ' native of Ireland, aged 43 years
9 months and 17 days.
McDONNELL— the City and County Hos-
pital, December 19, 1897, James McDonnell, a
native of California, aged 25 years.
MURRAY— solemn requiem mass will be
celebrated for the repose of tne soul of the
late Elizabeth, beloved wife of Thomas
Murray, Wednesday, December 22, at . 9
o'clock, at St. Ignatius Church, corner of
Van Ness avenue and Hayes street.
Friends are invited to attend.
McFADDEN— In this city, December IS, 1897.
Ellen, beloved wife of James McFadden, and
mother of Mrs. R. S. Engelhardt, Mrs. H.
Apple, and James, John and the late Samuel
McFadden, a native of County Monaghan,
Ireland, aged 55 years.
• • Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Tuesday), at 9 o'clock, from the parlors of
the United Undertakers, 27 and 2» Fifth
street, thence to St. Mary's Cathedral, where
mass will be celebrated lor the repose of her
soul, at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery
MILLER— In Oakland, December IS. 1897,
August T., beloved husband of May E. Mil-
ler, and father of Alice, Harvey, Louis and
Gerald Miller, a native of Sweden, aged Si
y-jars ami 7 months.
• • Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Tuesday), December 21, 15'.<7, at 2 o'clock,
from the parlors of Albert Brown. 468 Thir-
teenth street, Oakland, i Members of the
Order of Red Men please take notice.
O'BRIEN— this city, December 19, 1897,
Margaret, beloved wife of Cornelius
O'Brien, a native of County Meath, Ireland,
aged 75 years.
• • Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Tuesday), at 9 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence, 811 San Jose avenue, thence to St.
Paul's Church, where a solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose of
her soul, commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
OGLESBY— into rest in this city. De-
cember 19, 1597, James Oglesby, a native of
Cluness County, Ireland, aged i>6 years.
OPENSHAW— Alameda, December 18, 1897.
Squire Openshaw, beloved husband of Josie
Openshaw, I a native of England, aged 51
years 4 months and 2 days.
• • Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the luneral this day
(Monday), December 20, from C. H. Wever's
undertaking parlors, corner of Santa. Clara
avenue and Pars street. Interment 1. O.
O. F. Cemetery, San Francisco.
PACE— In this city, December 19, 197, Charles
Pace, a native of London, England, aged 82
years 5 months and 28 days.
PULLEE— San Quentln, December 19, 1897,
Lucretla A., beloved wife of John Pullee. and
mother of George C. Kawson, aged 63 years
11 months and 13 days.
SELLECK— In Halfmoon Bay* December 17,
1597, at the residence of William T. Metzger,
Mabel C, beloved daughter of H. H. and
Alice Selleck, a native of San Francisco,
aged 9 years 5 months and 24 days. i
• * Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day .
(Monday), at 2:30 o'clock, from the residence
of her parents, 1304 Powell street. Inter-
ment Mount Calvary Cemetery-
WISSEL— In this city, December 18, 1597, Lquis
Wissel, beloved son of Henry and Caroline
Wissel, brother of August Wissel and uncle
of Jessie Wissel, a native of San Francisco,
aged 2S years 8 months and 10 days.
• • Friends and acquaintances ; are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Tuesday), at 1 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 519 Sixth street, and thence to Mis-
sion Parlor Hall, Seventeenth street, be-
tween Valencia and Guerrero, where the
funeral services will be held under the au-
spices of Hesperian Parlor No. 137. N. S.
G. W., at 2 o'clock.
N. S. G. ' W.— Officers and members of Hes-
perian Parlor, No. 137. N. S. G. W., are
hereby notified to assemble at Mission Par-
lor Hall, Seventeenth street, to-morrow
(Tuesday), at 1:30 o'clock, to attend the fu-
neral or our late brother, Louis Wissel. By
order
CHARLES A. BRADY, President.
GEORGE E. BOYLE, Secretary."
YOUNGER— this city, December 17, 1897,
Rachel J., beloved wife of Andrew Younger
Jr., and daughter of Mrs. Margaret Vance,
a native of Pennsylvania, aged 35 years.
• * Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Monday), at 1 o'clock, from the family resi-
dence. 1225 Pine street. Interment Cypress
Lawn Cemetery, by the electric-ear from
Eighteenth and Guerrero streets.
Double Memorial Services.
OAKLAND, Dec. 19. — Announcements
j are out for a joint memorial service on
I Tuesday evening in the First Baptist
Church, San Francisco, in memory .of
the . late Rev. S. B. Morse, D.D., and
the Rev. G. S. Abbott, D.D., both of
whom died recently in this city. A
large number 1 of the friends of both
•will attend from this city, where the
two gentlemen lived for a number of
| years, and held pastorates in the
churches as well as in San Francisco.
. « ♦ » —
The Cuban League.
At 8 o'clock this evening a meeting of
the Cuban League and ' sympathizers
j 'With the Cuban patriots will be held at
the California Hotel. Captain Mahony
and other prominent workers in the
; cause will be Drescnt
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