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business CHANCES.
♦ STATUAXT and chop house; best lo-
cattoa. opposite the ferries; a first-class pay-
ing l i usli tea; meals 20c and above; low rent;
a rare chance and great sacrifice; owner has
to l<av e for Europe at once. WILKE, 753
Market St.
; OARDINQ and livery stable. 1 block
from Baldwin Hotel; 5 horses. 2 buggies,
wp.fions, etc: rent $50; goad-paying busi-
ness. See WILKE. 753 Market St.
j: ( First-class branch bakery, candy and no-
tf.-n store; 5 splendid living-rooms; rent $1C;
this Is a bargain. WILKE, 753 Market St.
jIfP— CIGAR-STAND on Fourth, st.: this is the
lest bargain in city; no rent. WILKE. * 783
Market st.
,a CORNER saloon established many years In
the very choicest location; average dally re-
ceipts about $45; other business engagements
compel owner to sacrifice. Investigate at
once and make an offer. WILKE. 753 Mar-
ket st.
— THE best paying corner saloon on water
front; rent $20; a very good paying place;
owner keeps another businesss and must sac-
rlflce. WILKE. 783 Market st. .
$300— RESTAURANT, principal street, central,
near Market, using 7 to S^ cans milk daily;
receipts $43 to $47; owner there for years and
retiring; hard to match this offer;, impossible
to beat it; trial given. M. LESS. 765 Market.
$450— BAKERY, principal street; baking 2 bar-
rels dally: mostly store trade; horse and
wagon; 3 living rooms; genuine offer. M.
LESS. 765 Market st.
$250— COFFEE parlor and home bakery; cozy
place with good trade; 3 living rooms; rent
- $15; owner there .4 - years. M. LESS, 765
Market.
$450- FIRST-CLASS delicacy store; principal
street; Al business: 4 furnished rooms and
piano; rent only $15; this place is given
away: call, see and be convinced. M. LESS
765 Market.
RESTAURANT: splendidly fitted up; in
one of best locations of city; big transient
and regular trade: an "Al" offer; must be
seen to be appreciated; trial. M. LESS. 765
Market st.
BUSINESS men are invited to examine into an
old - established manufacturing concern:
stock and plant complete; will easily invoice
over $2000; is offered for sate for less .than
Invoice value: technical knowledge not re-
quired: any one of ordinary business ability
can manage the concern: satisfactory reasons
for selling. M. LESS, 765 Market st.
Coffee saloon I and chophouse: principal
streets: central: neat place: monthly receipts
from $900 to $1800; trial. M. LESS. 763 Market.
$5000— PARTNER wanted in the manufacturing
lof staple good?; trade entirely ■wholesale: in-
coming partner will be required to keep books
of the firm, receive all moneys and make all
payments; responsible business man required.
CURRAN & CO.. 30 Kearny st. '
$100« — COFFEE and chop house; receipts daily
$S0: going to Klondike cause of sale. CUR-
RAN & CO.. 30 Kearny st.
PARTNER wanted; light indoor business;
will pay $60 per month to each yearly. CUR-
RAX & CO.. 30 Kearny st.
$200— SALOON: bargain this day; leaving foi
Klondike. CURRANT & CO.. 30 Kearny st
$1100— BUTCHER shop; going to Klondike
cause of sale. CURRAN & CO.. 30 Kearny.
Restaurant: best bargain in the city;
must sell. CURRAN & CO., 30 Kearny st.
$150— LADIES' dressmaking and tailoring
business. CURRAN & CO., 30 Kearny st.
NOTICE— ARMSTRONG & CO.. removed to 90*
Market St., room 16, will sell or exchange
business quick for cash; partners negotiated.
Corner grocery and bar. best locality.... sl.6oC
Wood, coal, feed store; good bargain. 1.20 C
Lodging house, 14 rooms: best location.. 500
Wood, coal yard and stalls to let: fine.. 25C
And other bargains. ARMSTRONG & CO.
$1200— WOOD, coal, feed store; good bargain.
• $700 — Saloon, best location in city.
$300— Cor. grocery and bar: Western Addition.
$350— Coal oil route: well established.
$125 — Bakery and delicacy store; a bargain;
and other good bargains at
.. ANDERSON & v.I.NX 777 Market st.
JOHN A. WAN PELT has opened an office at
the Russ House, rooms 64 and 65; he has
pisiness for sale; free gold property, rooming
nouses, groceries and saloons. Come see Wan.
Print your pisiness with you. sell or buy.
WAN PELT.
$125 WILL buy a good barber business in god
location; rent cheap. Box 1069. Call.
S4SO— CIGAR-store; NW. corner California and
Kearny st s.
ROOMING house. 20 rooms; all occupied; pay-
ing business: must sell on account of sick-
ness. ?fis Tehama st.. near Fourth.
WANTED— Coffee saloon or chop house: who!
- sale district preferred; no agents. Box 1064,
Osll office.
ESTARLISHED tailoring business for sale
cbea p. .. .CH A XLES .VATIU.V, 27 Post «t. ; *
SACRAMENTO. 2COOVs — Plumbing business;
also horse and w,agon: cheap.
PARTNER with $300: sure thing to make
money. Box 10S6, Call office.
SALOOX for rale ch»ap. Inquire' liquor store
795 Mission st. ■"■j
FOR sa!f^-A notion store.. with ' living rooms
and large yard: rent $12 50. 904 Folsom st. .
GROCERS— Fpaee. with fixtures, suit-
able for grocery, dairy and produce, in Pear
Market, 1513 Howard st. ; cheap rent. *
HOTEL and liquor business in a suburb at a
local road terminus: good bar trade, which
may be easily doubled by a man who un-
derstands the liquor business; price $?000-
one-half may remain at S per cent. For par-
ticulars inquire BAKER & MAKRHOFFER.
14 Third st.
PAINT shop, cheap; good locality 1312 Van
INessave. Call at 6 p. m.
CALL. Bulletin and Guide routes; about 800
subscribers. Call before 10 a. m.. or after
6P- m - "237 Twenty-third St.. near Mission.
PARTY to take charge of business in owner's
absence. 6' 6 Montgomery, room IS. ,
FRUIT store with fixtures: rent cheap. ISO 4
Howard gt., corner Fourteenth.
PARTNER wanted as cashier, good paying
__restaurant: dally receipts $40. Box 1010, Call.
PLAT the races on our new system; $60 a
wee* on $100 capital guaranteed or no charge
for services. The American Turf Bureau.
rooms 5 and 6. 850 Market St.. San Francisco.
FOR SALE— Barroom, billiard parlor, club
room and cigar store; good location; good
trade. 910 Seventh st., Oakland.
FINE furnished saloon: paying Investment;
owner going Into another business. 11l Fifth.
BRANCH bakery. 4 living rooms, cheap; rent
f'*'- account of sickness. 1751 Hyde st.
PATENTS— Send for "Hints on Inventing."
EDGAR TATE & CO.. Patent Solicitors. 245
Broadway. New York.
$150— WANTED— Steady man; light indoor bus!
neEs: ISO per month guaranteed. CURRAN
30 Kearny st. *
TEXTS. '. ■■
SMITH & OSBORN, Regisfd Patent Agents;
established 1&62. 319 Pine at., city.
PORTLAND agency this paper. Inquire this
office or at 133 Third St.. Portland. Oregon.
COFFEE and tea routes supplied from GEO.
W. SWELL & CO.'S. 415 Sacramento st.
ALASKA ENTERPRISES.
KTf.v., IKE ' L " " v - " .-.-■■■■---
Wanted— ls more men to go to Dawson
City, leaving here about March 1 in the
employ of the Alaska Transportation. Trad-
ing and Mining Company; steady employ-
ment "guaranteed on reaching Alaska; $500
cash required. For particulars call at com-
pany's offices, rooms 20 and 21, Chronicle
building, San Francisco.
"KLONDIKE"— . placer miners wish fare
and provisions; give good farmlntr land as
security or sell same. Box 1074, Call.
WANT 25 men who will go to a favorite point
in Alaska. E. E. BUNCE. 908 Broadway.
Oakland. Cal.
DTE A or Skaguay ticket for sale; party
changed mind: steamer palls on or about 15th.
Address box 1033. Call office.
KLONDIKE provisions, lowest prices, packed
and delivered to boats. SBARBORO & CO..
wholesale and retail grocers, 531 Washington.
~~ ~— PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for Woolen Blankets—
Depot of the - Quartermaster's Department.
36 New Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal.,
February 11. IS9B— Sealed proposals. In tripli-
cate, will be received at this office until II
o'clock a; m.. Pacific standard time, MON-
DAY. March 14, UN, and then opened, for
furnishing, this depot with . 3000 Woolen
Blankets. Proposals for delivery iat other
points will be considered. - The right to ac-
cept or reject any or all proposals Is re-
served. . Preference will be -given to articles
of domestic production and manufacture, con-
ditions of quality and price (including m the
price of foreign production and manufactures
the duty thereon) being equal, and such pref-
erence given to articles of American produc-
tion and manufacture produced on the Pacific
Coast, to extent of consumption required by
the public service there. Blanks and full In-
formation as to bidding-. ' specifications, \ etc.,
will be furnished : by this office :on applica-
tion. '■; Envelopes ■ containing proposals should
be marked "Proposals - for ■; Blankets."
JAMES M. MOORE, Assistant Quarter-
< master-O>neral, U. S. Army, Depot Quar-
LODGING HOL'-KS 'FOR SALE.
21 ROOMS, on Stockton; clears $125...'.....5!. 800
i 80 rooms; clears -$2M); new furniture.... S.BOO
" 27-room corner house; clears $160 1.800
14 'rooms, on Ellis st. ; make offer . Jjjj 1 '
7-room flat, on Geary st , °™
I 36 rooms; rent $75; fine....: £•«"
! 22 rooms; offices; clears $300 a month.... ; '» (|
H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market St.. opp. Fifth.
I 83 ROOMS, all ...-nted (corner house). $2000;
part cash. DECKER, 1020 Market
: BEST-PAYINO .'0 room lodging-house In the
city; make offer; no trlflerg. 402 V& (.eary st.
! FOR Furnished 16-room lodging-house,
: In good order. 136 Sixth st. .
NEW MONTGOMERY, 103— Good chance to
make money: 80 rooms; rent $.6: terms hair
cash, balance monthly payments.
i PRIVATE rooming house, 12 « >o ™* : *\\, ce c d e :
cheap for cash. Address box Ml. Call ofnee.
FOR SALE— Coso lodging house; 115 rooms. 411
Sansome st. —^——^—^— _ _
FURNITURE FCR SALE.
78 YARDS~^eT~go^dTs new. for •three
rooms; couch, folding crib, agate ware, etc.
Box 1036, Call office. '
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ANY person having use for a V 1 * 11
do without when-good instruments can be
purchased from us at cash prices upon
monthly payments of $3. $4, SB. $» . £.I*B. * :
$10: handsome scarf and wood _f at . stool In-
cluded: no charge for cartage, purchase your
medium and low price pianos where , they^an
be exchanged for a Bteinway w" 1 ""* ■«£!
flee. SHERMAN. CLAY & CO.. Steinway
Dealers, cor. Kearny and Putter snk
ABSOLUTELY the "oldest and largest house
west of Chicago is KOHLER * CH^ES,
26, 28 and 30 O'Farrell St. Pianos, organs
and all other musical Instruments of a 1
grades and prices. Terms easy; prices low-
est. Everything possible done to please and
satisfy the customer.
WE are offering two beautiful walnut Clilck-
erin f upright second Pianos "t Immense bar-
s^ nS: B# 1 4 O jfrHTA^ h & tl SOX Sh ll t f ! > to U2OO-Fi°rrU 20O-Fi°rr
1 rrll et .'^ .li a C g^ A for the Chlckerlng, planoJ
MAOVIFICEN'T large upright piano, standard
make, almost new.' will be so.d this morn-
inc- fnr one-third its value. THE J. DEW -
ING CO.? second floor Flood building. Fourth
and Market sts.
CONOVER. slightly used, $330.
; Steinway. slightly used. $27...
Phirkprlntr second hand, ♦l»u. '"•".." -'.1. 1 •
Liree stock lowest prices, rent, Installments.
The F. W SPENCER t-0.. 933 Market at..
PIANOS at cut prices: Improve the opportu-
nity; agency famous HMnes ,Bros R ush &
Gcfts and Bollerman. WM. C. HAMILTON,
: successor to A. L. Bancroft & Co.. 324 Post.
BARGAINS to-day A small English upright,
; $50: Decker & Son. medium size. $1.5; pecker
& Son. large size. $250; new Decker & Son.
■ all styles at bargains. Market st.
' AT GARDNER & OLASSELL'S. 208 Post St..
yon will find a large and varied stock of
pianos: prices and terms as reasonable as
any house in the city.
LARGE assortment second-hand pianos, $Cfl;
uprights. Ivers & Pond. Decker, Steliway,
Hornung and others. 216 Post ft.
BOHMER ft CO.. Byron Mauzy, Newby. Evans,
P.rlres and other pianos: see our rent plan;
no interest first year. 30S, 310. 312 Post St.
ADMINISTRATOR'S sale— sell pianos at
Immense reduction for cash or on install-
. ments. EATON ESTATE, 735 Market st.
$4 > -CHICKKRING piano for sale; owner leav-
ing city, l.'i" Grove st., near Baker.
KNABE pianos: new scale; new styles.
KOHLF.R & CHASE. 30 O'Farrell ■ st.
BARGAIN— Nice upright cheap. SCHMITZ. 16
McAllister St., near intxrnla Bank.
KINGSBURY riS97 model) Is the piano you
want. .T. HARRY SCOTT, E26 Hayes st.
SI'PKRIOR violins, zithers, old and new. H.
MULLER. maker, repairer. 2 Latham place.
SMALLEST ad. lowest price. Heine. l.T*. Ellis.
HORSES.
FINE pair of mules; well broke: just the thing
for Klondike™. Willows Stables, 2123 Mission.
FINK horse for sale: sound and gentle. Apply
at 711 Turk st.
HOUSE, stable and grounds suitable for flor-
ist. 272.' Howard st.
KLONDIKE pack mules and burros for sal
Koran's Ptockyanis. Tenth and Rryant sts.
JUST arrived— 2 carloads broke horses; 1200 to
1600 pounds. 115 Valencia st.
JUGGIES, wagons, horses, carts bought. «old
or exchanged: cheap storage: 40 horses: must
*ell. T. P. NEWELL. ISO? Mission, cor. 14th.
40 HORSES for sale: also ' wagons, b'ugeles.
carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse Mar-
ket. 327 Sixth Ft., auction sales every Wed-
nesday. PT'T.I.TV *- 'DOYLE. A«rt!'vr.«»iy;».
WAUO: S AND CARRIAGES.
FIRST-CLASS new phaeton, cheap;. owner has
no use for it. 22 Golden Gate aye.
WE sell at bargains the second-hand carriages,
coupes and wagonettes taken In exchange.
, O'BRIEN & SONS, corner Golden Gate aye.
and Polk st.
SECOND-HAND grocery. bakery delivery
wagons, 2-wheeled carts, road wagons, bug-
' pies and harness bargains for cash. Fifteenth
■and Valencia sts.
TOP buggy, new grocery, business buriry and
good 3-spring delivery wagon. .161 Howard.
FINE laundry, baker's and milk wagons cheap
for cash or installments; 1 fine top and open
tmesry: also 1 back. R2S Harrison at.
FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS.
BOILERS, engines, 2d hand machinery. Me-
INTOSH & WOLPMAN. 137 Beale st.
AN 18-karat, minute register, fly back split
second stemwlnding gold watch, bought
of Tiffany, New York, at a cost of $450": will
be sold for $150. At UNCLE HARRIS", 13
Grant aye. ■
FRESH milch cow. 720 Fourteenth St., above
Church. .
1 AND 2-bowl barber washstanda, cheap. HUF-
SCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gate aye.
BUTCHER railings for sale cheap. ■ Inquire
meat market, 576. Howard st. .
NEWFOUNDLAND dogs, trained to pull In
harness. F. BALTZER, 1313 Larkin st. ■
DOMESTIC sewing machine, almost new; 5
drawers: attachments. 1915 Mission, near
Fifteenth.
THE Pacific gas or gasoline engine. 2-horse
power, double action force pump: also 16-foot
windmill; bargain. MRS. REVIN VINCENT.
527 Park aye.. East Oakland.
FRESH milch cow. 1669 Alabama Ft., near
Twenty-eigiith.
TEN GALLON KEG AT CAR LOAD PRICE.
Choice Bourbon whisky, R5 proof, $16 30; Mc-
Brayer ■whisky. 100 proof, 5 years old, J22;
Al Jamaica rum, 51(5 85: extra quality port,
sherry, angelica, muscatel or Rhine wine, 2
years old, $4 50: 4 year, $7 E0: real 8 year,
! js 50: genuine grape brandy, 100 proof, 3 year,
J22: 5 year. $24 TO; Zinfandel claret, $4 35,
Bunsrundy claret, $5 25: no charge for cooper-
axe or drayage; It pays to buy for ca»h.
Standard L:iuor Co.. 62S Market St., S. F.
' BARS, back bars, mirrors, showcases, coun-
ters, linoleum. #fflce furniture, store and
I office furniture and fixtures: new and sec-
, ond hand. J. NOONAX, 1017-1019-1021-1023
Mission Rt., above Sixth.
i SECOND-HAND dynamos, gasoline and steam
engines, boilers, pulleys, shaft Inar. laundry
machinery, etc. SMITH CO., f.27 Mission st.
! BOW PAIR shoe lasts: also dealer In second-
hand tools, machinery, etc.; mall orders
promptly attended to. 846 Mission St.
i SAFES — New and second hand: cheaper than
ever. Hermann Safe Tac, 533 Sacramento.
ENGINE, boiler, dynamo, motor, belts and
pump. 11. S. "WHITE. 516 Mission st.
J. R. POOL, house-mover, dealer second-hand
building material. 1122-36 Mission st.
! SAFE?— Bargains In new and second-hand: all
I sizes: half original cost. 109-111 Market. S. F.
! GRAPHOPHONTOS. $10: Records, $5 per doz. ;
Projectoscope, $100. Bacigalupi. 933-946 Mrkt.
I COFFEE mill, scale, hand-truok. letter-press,
desk an-1 safe cheap. 102 Clay st.
NATIONAL cash register cheap. Inquire at
t meat market. 576 Howard st.
BARS, showcases, counters, shelving, etc..
l.nueht and sold. 1063 Mission, near Seventh.
j FOR sale cheap — Second-hand fireproof safe,
at 4? Main st.
A WEEK'S news for 5 cents— The Weekly
Call. In wrapper, for mailing.
SEWING MACHINES.
$2 MONTHLY— Rented, repaired, bought, sold;
machine supplies. 145 Sixth St.; phone Mint 45.
ALL kinds bought, sold, exchanged, rented;
repairing: lowest rate* 20f. Fourth st.
STORAGE.
AT low rates— Furniture, carpets, pianos,
household goodn; clean, light compartments:
advances made. J. NOONAN, 1017 to 10SJ
Mission St., above Sixth; open evenings.
AT lowest rates— Household Roods, pianos; ad-
vance* made; fireproof building. F. W.
ZEKFCSS. 840 Mission st. Tel. Mint 1821.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. C. C. O"DONNELIj. office- and residence,
1206 Market; diseases of women a specialty.
THE SAX FRAXCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1898.
HOUSES TO LET.
ALL OVER TOWN .
You ccc houses to rent by BALDWIN *
HOWELL, 10 Montgomery.
GLEN PARK, 3C. off Twelfth st.-7 rooms,
l>iith,_laundryjJB yards; $25. DEMPSTER.
HOWARD, 72SV4— House of 5 rooms In good
order. Apply at 725. upstairs.
HOUSE of 4 rooms and stable. 4073 Army St.,
bot^een Sencbaa and Noe.
BACBAUBNTO, ltWl-Sun all day: new through-
out; tile and marblo lavatories, etc.; see it
and you will llko it; rent reasonable.
CO'BTAGES TO LET.
COTTAGE of 6 rooW.^atnT^gaßT^renTTliT
l-.lghteenth St., bet^'astro and Colllngwood.
COTTAGE of I sunny rooms for housekeeDlne-
rent $12 f.O. 224V t OFarrell st nouselteeDlng '
HATES, 1632— Handsome furnished cottage 6
rooms: bath; large yard; basement: rent rea-
sonable; no Bmall children; cars pahs door
R f ? £■ i - ii f 'TT w nny> 4 rooms - yard, cel-
lar fll, also flat cheap; key grocery corner
Rlncon aye. and Second St., near Brannan.
S N £ T o°r^ n ! r cotta « e '' front porch. 6 rooms,
bath. 3642 Army, cor. San Jose aye. •
SUNNY cottages, 4 and 5 rooms; bath, base-
™ ( ;" t - y ard : cheap. 187G Fifteenth St.. near
FLATS FURNISHED.
FIRNISHED house, 7 rooms, bath; large yard-
latest improvements ; furniture new' piano-
near Pleasanton Hotel; only responsible par-
ties need apply. Address box 827. Call office
MODERN furnished flat or part of lT 109
SOUtll I*U!'K.
h£^fif«S t£ U \n l h , alf reKular price at the
big sale of the Michigan furniture and car-
pets at PATTOSIEN'S. Sixteenth and Mis-
sion ft a.
FLATS TO LET.
4 ANT> 6 room flats; some with gardens; sunny-
attractive view; on Twelfth st. and Glen Park
aye ; $12, $13. $14, $18 and $23 50. DEMPSTER
3C Glen Park aye., off Twelfth st
ALL OVER TOWN ~ '
You see flats to rent by BALDWIN &
HOWELL. 1C Montgomery st. ■ ™ uw ™ * ,
B^ G > rVe^~st. rOOmB - bAth - Bt f le " Apply
CLAYTON, 574, south of Frederick— New mod-
ern flat, 4 rooms and bath; cheap.
EDDY, 1244. near Lacuna— sunny flat,
5 rooms, bath; latest Improvements.
EDDY. 1541— Sunny corner flat; 6 rooms and
bath; modern; rent reasonable.
EDDY, 1724— Modern sunny flat, a rooms; rent
$16.
FELL, 1118, near Devlsadero— 6 sunny rooms;
alcove parlors.
FULTON. US— Fine middle flat, 7 rooms, bath-
near City Hall; $2S.
GUERRERO, 1411, near Twenty-sixth— rooms
and bath; $15.
HAIGHT. 792— Beautiful upper sunny new cor-
ner modern flat; 7 rooms and bath.
LLOYD. 22, off Scott, near Waller— sl4; new
flat of 4 sunny rooms; bath. . ■ ■
O'FARRELL, 923— Furnished basement, cheap,
with large yard and kitchen.
SAN CARLOS aye.. 159— New bay-windovr flat;
cheap to good tenants. ,
SEVENTH. 430^— Bay-window flat of 5 sunny '
rooms; rent reduced.
SUNNY corner flat of 12 rooms, bath, etc.. In
first-class condition: only 1H blocks from
Market st. ; rent ereatly reduced; an offer i
wanted; see this at once. Cor. Grove and
Polk fits.
STEVENSON. 7— Sunny flat of 3 rooms; $6 per
month. Apply at restaurant. 28 First st.
$20— 5-ROOM upper flat. 315 O'Farrell St., near
Mason. Apply IS Grant aye.
$12 £o—Cheapest0 — Cheapest flat in city; 4 rooms and wash-
tubs. S2O Larkln st. ■ _^^
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
BUSH. 2526— Tw0 sunny front rooms, furnished
for light housekeeping; adults only.
CLAY. 1423 — 2 pleasant j sunny unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping,
DEVISADERO, 1611%— 2 unfurnished rooms,
bath and large yard; cheap.
ELEVENTH. 120—2 nicely furnished front
rooms for housekeeping; upper flat: $12. -
FIFTH. 314— Large sunny front : bedroom;
kitchen; running water; bath; private; $11.
FIRST, 3«>9 — Nicely furnished sunny housekeep-
. ing rooms; hath and gas: rent reasonable.. -
FOLSOM. S74— Sunny rooms complete for. house-
, keeping; rent low; also single room.
GEARY. 111— Nice furnished rooms to let; also
housekeeping; also single. . <~
GEARY, 1917— for adults; 4 .comfortable
, rooms; bath; 2 beds; gas; coal stoves.
; GROVE, 202, cor. Van Ness aye.— Sunny unfur-
nished 3-room suites, with gas stove.
HOWARD, 504— Two furnished , rooms complete
for housekeeping; $11 per month.
i HOWARD, 650— Front room and kitchen com-
i plete for housekeeping: rent cheap; also sin-
: gle room. . .
, HOWARD, 821 r- Housekeeping rooms; single,
$7; suites, $12 per month.
IVY aye., 3<if>. near Franklin— Large double-
window furnished rooms; stove: $5 50 month.
MARKET, 102s — 3 rooms complete for house-
keeping. $12; part rent taken In board.
MARTHA place, 6, south, off Geary st.. above
Mason— Large sunn}- front room for 1 or 2;
al3o large room for housekeeping; terms rea-
sonable.
MISSION. 106?— Sunny parlor suite; complete
for housekeeping: running water and gas.
NEW MONTGOMERY, 105— Complete furnished
housekeeping rooms, $6 per month; single, $4.
O'FARRELL, 519— Sunny basement furnished
for housekeeping.
POWELL, 50ft— Two nicely furnished house-
keeping rooms; bath, gas and running water;
reasonable.
SIXTH. USA— Nicely furnished rooms; also
housekeeping.
STANLEY Place, 19— $10, 6 nico sunny rooms.
Including bath.
SUTTER, 913— Unfurnished alcove front room;
2 closets; gTate; hot and cold water.
TENTH. 124— Furnished large front room with
kitchen; ch^aii.
THIRD, 309— Front room and klfhen; fur-
nlshrd for housekeeping; $8; other rooms rea-
sonable.
THREE unfurnished rooms with use of kitch-
en, bath, etc., three blocks from Park Pan-
handle: suitable for couple or ladles; Gorman
preferred; highest references given and re- !
quired. Box 1070, Call office.
TURK. 409 (Chelsea House.)— Rooms, single and
en suite; gas stoves; hot water; reasonable.
WASHINGTON, 1616-2. 3 or 5 housekeeping
rooms: very convenient.
ROOMS TO LET.
ARLINGTON House. 127 Kearny st.— Pleasant
sunny rooms, en suite and single; first-class
In every respect; terms reasonable.
CLAY, 1532— Furnished room to let, suitable
for 1 gentleman; private family.
DELAWARE. 1151 Market^Furnishei single
and double rooms, $8 and $10 mo. ; nice suites.
FIFTH. 325—2 clean. sunny furnished house"
keeping rooms; front; $12; also single, $5.
FOLSOM. 549— Furnished sunny rooms, $7 to $10
per month; housekeeping if desired.
FOURTH, mt— Nice sunny fronYTooms; rea-
sonable; central; nice house.
FULTON, ?, (Fulton House)— Nicely furnished
rooms, single or en suite, $8 and $15 up.
FULTON, 500— Nicely furnished sunny parlor
suite; private family; piano, grate, bath gas-
s2o per month.
GEARY, 402— Sunny furnished rooms for gents ■
$6 and $7.
GEARY, 622—2 well-furnished connecting rms
single rooms; balh and gas; reasonable.
GEARY, 675— Nicely furnished front~ roonv
bath and gas; rent reasonable.
GUERRERO. SB. cor. Twenty-second— HamT
some new store for any business; rent low.
GRAND SOUTHERN. SE. cor. Seventh and
Mission— Pleasant sunny rooms, en suite and
single; elevator; moderate rates; families.
HANCOCK HOUSE, 7SI Mlst'on; select family
rooming house: $1 50 to $6 week.
HARRISON, 661— Nicely furnished sunny par-
lcrs, Hlngle or en suite; bath, gas, grate-
terms reasonable.
HARRISON, 820— Nicely furnished back parlor
$S month; bath; private family; nice home!
HOWARD. 715. ST. DAVID' S-200 rooms-
suites; single; sunny reading -room ; 25c up.
HOWARD. 98»— Doctor's office, furnished com-
plete; also suites; other rooms, $5 per mo. up.
HOWARD. 120 SB, near Eighth— Nicely fur-
nlshed sunny parlor suite $15; also sunny
single room $6; bath.
JONES. 610— Nicely furnished sunny parlor
suite; also nice single room; board optional.
LARKIN. 227-Newly furnished sunny Xront
rooms, near Pavilion.
LEXINGTON. 212 Eddr— Large sunny rront
euite», also •ingle; lor jenUemen.
ROOMS TO LET— Continued.
MARKET, 1032— (New management) ; fine, clean
rooms. $1 to $2 50 per week; transient, 850 up.
MARKET, 1926— (The Hawthorne)— Furnished,
unfurnished: single rms.. suites; Jubilee vis.
MARY, 40— Furnished rooms for middle-aged
gentlemen in private family; references re-
quired.
MCALLISTER, Sl!— Large nicely furnished
parlors, single or en suite; large sunny back
room, $7; bath and gas; home comforts.
"MCALLISTER. 515— Nicely furnished single
room, $7 per month; gas; hot and cold water.
MINNA, 28— Furnished rooms 75c and $1 per
week.
MINNA, 66— J\inny rooms in a respectable
family.
MISSION, 1129— A nicely furnished sunny
housekeeping room for one person; Gejmau
family.
NEW~ FRANKLIN, 321 Pacific— Rooms, fur-
nished or unfurnished; clay, week or month.
OAK, 64— Elegant, large, sunny furnished
rooms, $10 to $12; nice, light single room.
$5; bath; gas; housekeeping.
POST, 239—3 blocks Palace Hotel (Bohemia),
sunny rooms; fine view; elevator; tourists.
POWELL, 203 (The Montello)— Sunny suites
and single rooms; reasonable: transient.
POWELL, 233— New house; newly furnished;
suits and single; also office rooms.
PROSPECT PLACE, 123, off California, be-
tween Stockton and Powell— Two large front
sunny furnished rooms; German family.
SECOND, 115— Sunny, clean, furnished single
rooms, $1 ij'T week op; men only.
R. R. HOUSE. 533 Commercial, -near Mont-
gmy— Beds, 10c, 16c, etc; coffee and rolls free.
RVENTH, 142— Furnished suites and single
rooms at lowest rates. MRS. PRAHL, prop.
SHERMAN Apartment House, 28 Elirhth St..
near Market; furnished and unfurnished.
STOCKTON. 17, European— Elegant rooms:
suite or single; day. week or month: baths;
hot and cold water; transient; elevator.
BUTTER, 309— Nicely furnished sunny rooms;
suite or single; terms reasonable; transient.
SUTTER, 715-717-71!). and 609 Hyde— Furnished
and unfurn.: choice for offices; reasonable.
TAYLOR, 108— Single rooms, $6 per month up;
also sunny suite; housekeeping.
TENTH, 111. near Market— Large front sunny
furnished rooms: stove and closet; house-
keeping if desired.
THE FLORENCE, corner Powell and Ellis—
Nico sunny suites from $1 day: single rooms
from f>Oc; a quiet home for families; elevator.
TURK. E4S— Nicely furnished front and hack
parlor: kitchen if desired: gas and hath.
WASHINGTON. 1210. near Taylor— t unfurnish-
ed rooms and bath: cheap rent. •
WEBSTER, 711—2 or 3 large sunny rooms; fur-
nished or unfurnished; rent cheap.
100 BUSINESS cards printed $i : ?5 visiting
cards. 25c. HTLL. 72t',4 Mnrket st.
BOARDING AND ROOMS
BOARDERS wanted— Limited number of In-
valid gentlemen may have comfortable home,
with attendance, at reasonable rate. Box
104 R. Call office.
EDDY, 220 — Punny front single and double
rooms; first-class board, $3 50.
FOLSOM. 511— Swedish private boarding, with
room. $4 to $5 per wpek : nice location.
HOTEL SALISBURY: beautiful grounds; ta-
ble unsurpassed. 299 Hyde. cor. Eddy.
HYDE, 110." — First-class board; breakfast and
dinner. $12 month: reference.
POWELL. Bit— Lar.ee sunny cornpr room,
niano; single rooms. ?20 up with board.
MISSION, I'l-Ai-Flegnnt front room, with or
without breakfast and dinner.
THIRD. 530— Rooms and hoard: choice suite
two front rooms: suitable for two -gentle-
men or man and wife. In hotel opposite
South Park; pxcfllent board; terms $4S per
month with board. Apply Central HoteL
Tt'RK. Sl2— Ntce rooms and board in private
family; bfith. grnf. excellent table; cars pass
the door: tPrms $20 up.
STORES TO LET.
BARBER shop, fixtures, complete; electric
lifrht: rent cheap. 409 Dupont st.
LARGE corner store, with bar.ement; rent
cheap. Corner Howard and Moss sts.
$26— FURNISHED tarpe fireproof store; center
of business. St. Helena; Ions? lease. Address
lof-k box 13. St. Helena. Cal.
EDUCATIONAL.
HEALD'S Business College. 24 Post. Book-
keeping, business practice, shorthand, typ-
ing, telegraphy, languages. English branch-
es: electrical, civil & mining engineering, sur-
veying, assaying, etc.: 20 teachers; 1100 grad-
uates placed since 1892; catalogue.
AYRES" Business College, 723 Market St.;
individual instruction in shorthand, typing,
bookkeeping, telegraphy, etc.; life scholar-
ship. $50: low rates per week and month.
ENGINEERING school: civil, electrical, min-
ing. m»eh.. survey, assay, archit. ; day «fe eve.;
est. IRC4. VAN DER NAILLEN. 933' Market.
BOOKKEEPING snd rapid calculations; a
course In Tarr's counting- room makes you
thorough. Room 572. 855 Market St.
MISS GAMP.LF.'S dancing school, 317 Devlsa-
d<»ro; adults* Frl., 8 p.m.; children, Tbu., 3:31.
SAN FRANCISCO Business Collie. 1236 Mar-
ket St.; 124 positions In '96: 103 In '97.
INSTRUCTION In tapestry painting, etc.: les-
sons, 25c. Studio, 419 Geary st.. room 12.
FIPK TEACHERS' AGENCY. 420 Parrott
building: 13.000 positions filled: manual free.
GUITAR, mandolin, piano and vocal lessons
$3 per month. MARY WF.PTHAUR. 3!t Fifth.
VOICE culture, piano Paris graduate: French.
Spanish; new clauses: $2 mo. 109 Taylor St.
FLUTE, mandolin, grultar l«ssorm; club $1
monthly. PROF. GASTALDI. 710 Lombard.
LUDLUM School of Elocution and Dramatic
Art. 92S Sutter st.
MEDICAL.
ALL ladies— C only Dr. and Mrs. M. Davles,
true friends of all Invalids, men and women;
f.n years' practice; safe and quick cure guar-
anteed; any disease or irregularity; disgrace
avoided; kind sympathy and aid; sure relief,
. though else fall; delicacy, privacy, home.
etc.; babies adopted; travelers treated; no
delay; self cure sent: call or write: free;
confidential. DR. AND MRS. M. DAVIES, 1
City Hall aye., cor McAllister: pills, $2.
ALL monthly Irregularities or other conditions
from whatever cause restored at oaq»: aaf*
and sure at nny time; kind sympathy and
aid; instant relief for travelers; tumors re-
moved by electricity: home In confinement:
best care and privacy; for guaranteed relief
consult the doctor, free, before golnij else-
where: repulatlng pills ana capsules, $1.
MRS DR. WYETH, 918 Post St., nr. Larkln.
A PROCESS that never falls to restore every
case of monthly sickness from whatever
cause in few hours when medicines and others
have failed; no instruments used; many
years' experience; every case guaranteed; ad-
vice free; terms reasonable; first-class pri-
vate home for confinement. MRS. DR. DA-
LEY, 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 privacy of home and con-
venience of a hospital: those sick or discour-
aged call on the doctor and state their case;
they will find IB her a true friend. MRS.
DR. GWYER, 226 Turk st.
SURE cure, when others fail; no medicine or
Instruments; every woman her own physi-
cian for all female troubles, no matter from
what cauße; restore In 1 day; never falls;
consultation free; can be sent and used at
homo. DR. POPPER, 318 Kearny; orders by
telephone.
SOUTH American Indian Syphilis Remedy! To
all persons suffering from syphilis I offer to
cure in all stages with a purely vegetable
remedy within thirty days or no charges;
confidential consultation Tree. Address F. E
C, Hay wards, Cal.
DRS. GOODWIN, diseases of women; ladles;
safe, quick cure guaranteed; any ailment:
maternity home; best care; skill only; low
fees: Dr. Schuck's self-cure. *5. 401 Van Ness
A BOON to wives and mothers— Seguro: prloa
$1 50. RICHARDS & CO.. 406 Clay St.: send
2c stamp for particulars to Seguro Manu-
facturing Co., 531 X St., Bacramento, Cal.
ALPEAU'S French pills, a boon to ladies with
female troubles; no danger; safe, cure; $2 50;
express C. O. D. ; don't delay until too late
OSGOOD BROS., Coast Agents, Oakland, Cal
A TREATMENT that restores instantly all
cases of monthly irregularities; guaranteed
cure at office, $5: capsules, $2 50; hours 10 to
5. DR. and MRS. KOHL. 1118 Market st.
CAPSULHT \S --Preventive; sure: harmless:
guaranteed or money refunded. MME. MAS-
» 'X. 1-^23 Geary st.
DR. HALL. 1 City Hall aye., cor. McAllister
& Leavenworth; diseases of women, children.
STKRILTTV cur^o 1 by Mrs. Dr. Sattler. gradu-
ate midwife. 1709 Powell St.: tel. Red 2641.
LADIES— Mrs. Dr. Puetz: infallible, safe rem-
edies; 38 years' experience. 254H Fourth st.
HOME in confinement; diseases of women.
MRS. DR. FITCKE. 141« Sth St., Alameda.
DRS. K. A K. cure chronic, nervous, blood,
skin or private dls. ,ses. S Mason st.. S. F.
TYPEWRITE!". &.
REMINGTON No. 3; fine order; $25; sampl*
•ent. SCOTT A BANNAN. J33 Montfomery.
PEKSOAALS.
A. WILL be oft to-morrow. Why d-jn't yen
write or come? I must see you. M.
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
I WISH that everybody who should happen to
read the falae statements made by -a former
umbrella-maker, who styles himself a musi-
cal critic, which a certain little weekly pub-
lishes about my ability as vocal Instructor
would call at my oftlce and get the addresses
of all my pupils and Inquire of their friends
and relatives as to their really wonderful im-
provement. JOS. GREVEN, Murphy build-
ing, Market and Jones Bts.
SEND for my "New Treatise on the Hair,"
free; I dress hair for 23c; good switches. $1;
finest, bent quality, $H 50; extra heavy, long,
$5; open Sundays from 9 to 12. G. LED-
ERER, 111 Stockton st.
CAL. Institute, 102H Geary st.— Hypnotism
practically taught; diseases and habits cured.
NEW method massage, electric treatment;
heated room. MRS. JOHNSTON, 514^ Geary.
MRS. HELEN ANDERSON, midwife an.
nurse. 355 Fourth St., near Harrison.
QUINONIA is a powerful nourishment for the
hair. G. LEDERER. 11l Stockton St.
TRUNKS moved, 25c. Commercial Transfer
Co., 22 Stockton St.; phone Main 49.
ELECTRIC lights in every room; Winchester
House, 44 Third st.. nr. Market: 200 rooms,
25c to $1 50 per night; $1 50 to ?6 per week;
free bus and baggage to and from the ferry.
lISS ANDERSON, graduate. Swedish nurse;
baths; genuine massage; Swedish movement;
ladles, gents. 906 Market st.. room 25, 2d floor.
BADGES, photo, and badge buttons, made In
Pun Francisco at Eastern prices. WALTER
V. BTUrNT. R35 Clay st.. S. F.
6UIT to order on easy Installments. I*.
LFMOP, 1117 Market st.. bet. 7th and Bth.
$14 — Suit to order: samples; try one. NSJTJ-
FAI.'S & CO.. latlors. 116 Ke*rny Bt.
CLOAKS and tailor-mad* nults retailed at
wholesale flnires. 20 Snnsjane st.
DRESSMAKERS.
MME. GOLDSTEIN— EIegant, stylish dresses.
$5 up; dresses made ovor. 6 Eddy St.. rm. 86.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
ARRIVED! ARRIVED! ARRIVED!
TRANCE MEDII'M AND CLAIRVOYANT.
DR. REEDE.
HE TELLS E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-O.
He gives full names, dates, facts nnd fig-
ures. Dr. Reedf wishes It distinctly under-
stood he accents no fee unless you find him
SUPERIOR TO ANY MEDIUM or Clair-
voyant in San Francisco. When In doubt or
trouble of any kind Bee this gifted man. and
he will set you right. Hft has helped others.
He will help you. He doesn't want your
money If he can't hf»n»fit you.
Private parlors. 23C Sutter, nr. Kearny; r. 1.
Office hours from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sun-
days to 2 p. m.
MRS. DR. F. CLARK, the distinguished trance
clalr\-oyant and medium: while entranced she
will reveal every hiddpn mystery In life; she
will show you how to overcome your enemies,
remove family troubles, restore lost affec-
tions : unites the separated, recovers 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 sp. m. : perfect satisfaction guar-
anteed by mall. Pend stamn for circular with
special terms. MRP. DR. F. CLAPK, rooms
25 and V,, 120fi Market St., opp. Sixth.
MME. PORTER, wonderful clairvoyant card-
reader: horn double v°il and second sijrhr:
dia«rno=e? disease; full life rendl^? 1 ladies BOe,
jrentssl; palm, and elalrv.; sit. $1 60. 126 Turk.
MME LE NORMANPE, clairvoyant, card
render, magnetic treatment; hours, 10 to 9.
401 Leavenworth st.
MRS. MAyi'KN'A. medium and palmist: rend-
Inps 2.'c ami EOc this week: satisfaction. Vi fith.
MME MOREAT". best medium and card-
reader: German spoken: 2Zc up. 73 Fourth st.
MRP. RAT from Ohlcaero, magnetic bpnW and
card reader. 101S Market St., room 17, 2d floor.
MME. RAVEXA reads life fluently: hi.= inps«
advice: names griven: 2»c up. 5 Fourth st.
HAT FAIR, card reader; magnetic healing a
specialty. 223 Post st.. room 2.
OLLTF LAKE: returned from Chicago: card
reader. TO*; Market St.. or 9 Fills, room 22.
MIPP MELVILLE. <rreat clairvoyant and
WRter reader. 021H Mission: Cerman spoken.
JOPTE TAYLOR, magnetic healer: mind read-
fr. 223 Post st.. room 11, second floor.
MME. HANSEN. palmist, card-writer; past,
present and future: 25c. 14S Sixth, room 5.
MATE MOREAT T test medium, clairvoyant,
card-reader: 2"c tip. 73 Fourth St.. upstairs.
KMK. STBILIfB. cradle to grave: future hus-
band's picture 2no; Indies. !>l4 O'Farrell st.
MIPS FDN'A V. GRANT, m Taylor St.. room
3: mind reader and palmist.
MRS. SHAFFF.R. tn F t am i business medium;
slttlnps dally, list; Sixth st.. room 14.
MRS. DR. ANNA THOMAS— First in her pro-
•vsoi,rn- never foils: (lilv)rc: h»ln <•?<! Pn«t.
SPIK/TUALISBI.
MRS. FAIRBANKS, clairvoyant; c!r. Tues.
Frl. eves., 10c; readings dally, 25, roc. 10S 6th.
BOOKS— Occult and spiritual at 1429 Market
| • St., office of Philosophical Journal.
MISS SHRTNER. clairvoyant for business and
splrltufll sittings. 230 Kearny St., room 24. ;
A. M. FRANCIS, Independent slate-writer: de-
veloping circle Wednesday eve. lIS Hutght st.
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, spiritual medium, for
MOSEY TO LOAN.
ANY amount at 6% per cent on real estate;
2d and 3d mortgages, estates, undivided Inter-
ests, real estate In probate, life Insurance,
goods in warehouse, furniture and pianos
without removal; mortgages and legacies
bought: no delay. R. McCOLGAN, 24 Mont-
gomery, room 3.
LOANS on furniture or pianos in S. F.. Oak-
land or Alameda. at lowest rates, without
removal; no commissions; no delays. ,T.
NOONAN, 1017 to 1023 Mission, above Sixth;
tel. South 14.
ADVANCES quick on furniture, pianos, with-
out removal: mdse In storage: lifr> ins. poli-
cies, house rents, bank books, etc. : low In-
terest; private; no com. R. 68. 1170 Market.
$5 VP to any amount on indorsed paper,
pianos, furniture or Jewelry; all bustness
strictly confidential: private offices. M. E.
DOT'GAN & CO., 230 Kenrny St.: upstairs.
HIGHLY respectable and private place to ob-
tain liberal pdvnnces on diamonds and Jew-
elry at the lowest rates. Baldwin Jewelry
Store. 94S Market st. ; tel. Green 204.
ON furniture, pianos; city or Oakland: no re-*
moval: low rates: no commission: $"" up;
private party. BONELLI, 402 Geary st.
LOANS on real estate and on furniture or
pianos without removal; any amount; lcrwest
rates. TIKCKKR J: CO.. 32$ Montgomery gt.
$1,000,000 TO loan on diamonds; low interest;
perfpct Fecreoy; private pntmnce: gentle-
manly assistants. TTncle Harris, 15 Grant aye.
GO to a regular licensed pawnbroker at 1
Fourth St.. upstairs; strictly nrlvate;' low
rates: tel. Red 1121: established ISK3.
I ANT ram, Ist or 2d mortgages, estates In pro-
ho.te, ftr. Room 7. SOS California st.
$50 TO $."0,000: lowest rate*; Ist nnd 2d mnrtg. ;
any proposition. Prydpn. 413 Montgomery st.
CITY and country: any sum: Ist and 2-1 mort-
gages, estates, etc. MURPHY, 62$ Mkt st.
ON pianos, furniture: no removal: lowest
rates: no com.: private. 116 McAllister st. .'
SIXTH.' Moat I reliable place to . borrow
money: ■ diamonds Ipwlry. ■.
FINANCIAL. . r
LOANS -on real estate, bonds, etc.: lowest
rates. McAFRK BROS.'. IPS Montgonr--- st.
. MOSEY WASTED. ■ '■>..:. ;
WANTED— A loan of $10,000 for 4or 5 years at
5 per cent n"t: secured . i* ATam->rta ; r<»il es-
tate renting at $150 : per ' month. Address
" box 1054. Call Office. ■ ; . ; .
LEGAL NOTICES.
DEPARTMENT No. 10, Probate— In the Su-
perior Court In and for the City and Coun-
ty of San Francisco, State of California-
In the matter of the estate of JACOB C
JOHNSON, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Thursday, the
24th day of February, A. D. IS9S, at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day, and the court room of De-
partment No. 10. of said Court, at the New
City Hall, in the City and County of San
Francisco, State of California, have been ap-
pointed as the time and place for proving
the will of said JACOB C. JOHNSON, de-
ceased, and for hearing the application of
ANNA.E. JOHNSON for the issuance to her
of letters testamentary.
Dated February 10. A. D. IS9B.
CHARLES F. CrRRY. Clerk. .
[Seal] By E. S. HAWLEY, Deputy Clerk.
J. A. STEPHENS, Attorney for Petitioner.
Room 503, Claus Spreckels building.
THE California Debris Commission, having re-
ceived applications to mine by the hydraulic
process from William N. Lamb, In the Croflf
mine, near Oleta, Amador County, to deposit
tailings behind the dam of the Cambridge
mine, in, Dry Creek: from B. F. Steese and O.
Woehler, in the Long Ravine mine, near
Spencevillp, Nevada County, to deposit tail-
ings in Long Ravine; and from J. W. Cum-
mins, In the Amo mine, near Oroville, Butte
County, to deposit tailings in Cherokee Ra-
vine, gives notice that a meeting will be held
at room 59. Flood -building. Ban Francisco,
Cal., on February 2S, ISOS, at 1:30 p. m.
CITY REAL. ESTATE.
NEW house, 7 rs.. bath; easy terms; Mission;
rwap, part paymt for lot. BABIN, 413 Kearny.
2 FLATS and large lot for sale cheap. Inquire
meat market, 576 Howard Bt.
CHOICE residence site, fronting Buena Vista
park; best marine and land view; large
grounds; select neighborhood; easy of access;
sheltered from winds and fog; warm belt:
southeast corner South Broderlek and Buenci
Vista avenue; 2 blocks from Haight and Ba-
ker. C. E. FsARNUM. 305 Parrott building.
A— s6soo; CORNER house at the park; cily cor-
ner unsold of 6 Just completed; very hand-
somely finished; marble steps and built by
day work; every possible convenience and
every room sunny; terms to suit. Apply AL-
BERT WILFORD. cor. Shrader and Beulah
sts., 2 blocks south of Haight, from 1 to 4.
$695 EACH, $1390 for both, 2 choice lots, 25x
120 each, ready lor building; graded; street
work done; sewer in; elevated ground; fine
marine view; electric cara pass every few-
minutes; east side Twelth aye., 125 feet
north of Clement; easy payments, $25 first
installment; located in the choicest part of
Richmond; a splendid purchase; exceeding-
ly cheap. Apply to W. J. GUNN, 410 Mont-
gomery st.
CHOICE business property. NW corner Mis-
sion and Spear sts.. 45:10 by 117:6; must be
disposed of. H. SCHWERIN, 546 Clay.
IF YOU INTEND BUILDING let me submit
an estimate, with plans and specifications;
no charge: best of references, bonds, etc. W.
_W. REDNALL, Builder, 1326 Hayes st.
COUNTRY i(£AL ESTATE.
A BARGAIN. MUST BE SOLD.
125 ACRES located on county road, one-half
mile north of Redwood City (known as
WELLESLY PARK)".
Offer wanted immediately.
APPLY COMPANY'S OFFICE.
1008 CLAUS SPRECKELS BUILDING.
WANTED to rent— Milk dairy In suitable lo-
cation for shipping milk to San Francisco;
give particulars; cash rent. Address A. 8.,
box 1034, Call.
2 SMALL ranches In Santa Cruz mountains, T^
miles from Santa Cruz. Address W. E.
FALKER, 546 Ocean St., Santa Cruz.
$5 PER acre, 160 acres good bottom land. Coos
County; half value. CURRAN, 30 Kearny.
FOR sale— 3SS9-acre ranch at $50; crops, Imple-
ments, stock, water ditch and water; switch
on the ranch and 11-acre fine lemon and or-
ange grove, 8 years old, in full bearing; pos-
sess at once. Particulars address C. PAR-
MENTER. Winters. Cal. Wanted— sso,ooo for 3
years, 6 per cent; real estate security; no agts.
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. F.
2000 ACRES of coal land in one body for sale.
For particulars apply to NEIL MUNRO, Russ
House, 141 Montgomery st.. S. F., Cal.
BOOK and list of cheap land free. M. M
GRIFFIN. Cottonwood, Shasta County. Cal.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE— 9OB BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
HOrSE and lot, ICth St.. W. Oakland! fop
sale or exchange. 1431 Bush St., S. F.
WHY not look into this if you desire a rare
homesitr? Large lots for $200 upward; $10
cash and any sum you can afford to pay
monthly; build your own home or we will
build it for you; Gnllndo Tract, East Oak-
land; tbe soil and climate is superb; all lev?!,
with grand view; city water and sewer; fine
public school and electric cars; streets all
graded and macadamized; nice homes sur-
rounding and building up rapidly; call or
send for circular. 459 Ninth st., bet. Broad-
way and Washington st., Oakland; carriage
free. H. Z. JONES, Owner.
BARGAIN— OnIy $2500 each for those new mod-
ern houses being built in Oakland: easy pay-
ments; call and see plans; money to loan.
LANE, seventh floor, room 6, Mills building,
San Francisco.
SUNNY cottajre, bet. Center and Adeline st.
stations: 5 rooms and bath; large lot, 50x115;
good neighborhood; modern house; price $2800;
terms to suit: installment plan If desired.
Lake Shore Land Co., 1070 Broadway, Oak-
land.
AIMDA'iDVERTiiMENTS.
AL.ASLEDA REAL ESTATE.
2- STORY house of 7 rooms; lot 50x100; artesian
well, windmill, tank; must be 1 sold; make an
offer. T. F. BAIRD, 1303 Park Bt.. Alameda.
BARGAINS IN ALAMEIA HOMEsT
FIXE two-story house en Broadway, lot 50x
HO: price J2400. Neat two-story house on
Buena Vista aye. : lot 50x150: price $1400.
Five-room cottage on Buena Vista aye. : lot
B0xl02; price $1600. Large 9-room cottage with
basement, on Taylor aye.; lot 50x140; price
$2fi."o.
Two new 5-room cottages on Taylor aye.: lot
33x100; price $2000. New 6-room cottage on
Pnnta Clara aye.: lot 35x110: price $2650. For
Investment— A fine corner, fronting 115 feet on
a business street, with 4 stores rented; will
sell for $7500; worth $14,000; half purchase
price may remain on property. Several other
bargains. Call at 1503 Webster st.. Alameda,
next t-> drugstore. A. R. DENKE Sr.
$1200— SACRIFICE : lot 40x207, with good 7-room
house: half block from station and high
school; easy terms.
$2SO0 — New modern cottase; lot 40x150; fine
location: $150 cash, $25 per month; for cash
*25<v>: snap.
$2SO0 — Reautlful new 8-room house, complete;
lot ,r)0x203:, r )0x203: choice location; very easy terms.
To Close an Estate — 10-room house; lot 60x140:
Alameua's best location; see this and make an
offer.
$12.750 — Better than a Klondike as an Invest-
ment: properties bringing $130 per' month;
mortgage of $9000 can remain: bargain.
Houses to let in aH parts of the city.
H. P. MOREAL & CO.,
1432 Park St., Alameda.
AT a big barsaln— l2-room modern house on one
of the main avenues of Alameda: a corner
lot 75 feet by 174 feet; house cost when built
$7000: now to be had at lens than $6000. For
particulars Inquire of HERMAN CORDES,
1332 High st.. Alameda.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT— Elegant 9-room house; large
grounds with shrubbery; situated In the
midst of the best part of Berkeley: rent $40.
nnd water. O. G. MAY & CO., 2123 Center
st., Berkeley.
NEW house of 7 rooms, all modern Improve-
ments, 2 blocks from station; all street work
done: easy terms. JAS. J. MASON, Real
Estate. Berkeley Station.
ORDERED by mortgagee to sell* fine corner
lot. house of 9 rooms, beautiful \Jew, near
station; a bargain. JOS. J. MASON, Real
Estate, Berkeley Station.
PROPERTY TO FXCMANGf.
WANTED— A small Improved ranch for the
$5000 equity of gilt-edge income property
situated in the center of Oakland. Address
Ranch, box 9, Call office, Oakland.
DRUG stock Rnd fixtures for house and lot;
pay cash difference. DECKER. 1020 Market
ATTORJTEYS AT lAT\
ADVICE free; divorce laws specialty: private;
no fee without success; collections, wills,
probate, insolvency, deeds, damages, mort-
gages, copartnership, bills-of-sale, patents,
trademarks, etc. ; established 10 years. G. W.
HOWE. Atty-at-Law. BSO Market, cor. Stkn.
PRIVATE law matters. Insolvency, collections;
moderate fees: free advice; open evenings.
BcCAHE, 103 Larkln St.
\DVICE free; no charge unless successful.
W. W DAVIDSON. 927 Market «t.
BIRTgS— MARRIAGES— DEATHS.
Birth, marriage - and death notices '. sent by
mall will not be 'inserted-. They must be
handed in at either of the publication offices
and- be Indorsed with the name and residence
of i persons authorized to have the same • pub-
lished. . ■: .-■■ ■ :
V -"., . ■ ■ - BORN. ; '
ASHER— In " Pomona, * February *8, 1898, to the
wife of I. M. Asher, a daughter.
COOPERS— In San < Jose, February 8, 1598,-. to
; the wife of E. T. Coopers r a daughter.
DE SURVILLE— In < Inverness, Marin I County,
January 19,^1898, to the wife of A. M. 1*
Brun de Surville.'a son. . \
FLTNN— in; Tomales, "January 15, 1898, to the
wife of C. J. Flynn, a daughter. ■ ...
MADSEN— - Port' ; Pirle, v South Australia,
January ; 8, • 1S»8, : to the wife of M. A. Mad-
'sen, a daughter. .„''.".-:' '
-■■ • MARRIED. . .-.;. ■';;;■-
BAILEY— KERR— In : West Berkeley, ;=; = January
25. : ISSS, ' by the Rev. ■ Westwood ' Wright ' Case,
' D.D.. Rev. A. M. Bailey of the California
Methodist Conference, and 7 Mrs. Luvenia A.
Kerr of D1x0n,..Ca1.. » ■ ,■, ■ . • v
GRAF— MORRIS— In Fairfield, Cal., February.
3, IS&S, i by Judge M. A. ■ Maynard. Henry
Graf and Etta Morris. s . ■
WEPMORE— GUM— In San Jose, February 9,
1898. by. the Rev. Dr Wakefleld, Sydney James
.Wedmore and Lillian May Gum. . ; , .-=-
DIED.
Antonsen, Nlcolaus Lornsten. Andrew
Barnctt, Mary G. Lovell, Edna N.
Barrett, Mary McQualde, Michael
Beebe. Rosanna Magulre. Mary
Boweti. Mrs. R. P. Michelsen, Rasmus
Broiran, James Mulvlhill, Thomas
Donnelly, Edward Miller. Nicholas
Faylor, William A. Nolan, Patrick
Foster, Henrietta E. Rusteberg, Andrew
Hanson, Edward A. Smith. Ann E.
Hanson. William L. Smith, Harry M.
Hennessy Katie Taylor, Mrs Victoria -
Herrmann. Julius Walsh, Patrick
Hitchcock. Francis Wolf, John W.
Horrell, Sarah W. Young, Captain T.
Keating, Richard Younger, Sarah H.
ANTONSEN— In this city, February 10, 1898,
Xieolaus, dearly beloved son of Hans and
Mary Antonsen, and brother of Sophie and
Willie Antonsen, a native of San Fran-
cisco, aged 2 years 10 months and 18 days.
C Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock, from the residence
of his parents, corner Vermont and Hum-
boldt streets. InteVment Laurel Hill Ceme-
tery.
BARNETT— February H. IS9B. Mary G., infant
child of F. B. and' Maggie Barnett, a native
of San Francisco, aged S days.
BARRETT— In this city, February 10. IS9B,
Mary, beloved wife of Maurice Barrett,
mother of John Joseph Barrett, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Casey, and sister of
Willie, George, John and Emma Casey, a
native of Brooklyn, N. V., aged 35 years.
(New York papers please copy).
KTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at S:3O o'clock, fom her late
residence, 27R2 Twenty-second street, thence
to Bt. Peter's Church, Alabama street,
where a solemn requiem mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of her soul, commenc-
ing at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Crosa
Cemetery.
BEEBE— In Alameda. February 11. IS9S, Ro-
sanna, beloved wife of the late Colonel Jake
Beebe, and sister of Mrs. Mary Marlowe of
3'J6l Harrison street, San Francisco, a nativa
of County Meath, Ireland, aged 64 years.
(Cr Notice of funeral hereafter.
BOWEN— In Alameda, February- 10, IS9S, Mrs.
Rebecca P. Bowen, widow of the late Wil-
liam Bowen, and mother of Clara Bowen,
Mrs. C. H. Paxton and Mrs. Alfred Todhun-
ter, a native of Huston, Mass., aged 81 years.
(CT Funeral private.
BROGAN— In this city, February 10. IS9B.
James, beloved son of John and Margaret
Brogan, and brother of Michael, John, Lizzie.
Mary and Joseph lirogan, a native of Kar-
rafurges, County Antrim, Ireland, aged It
years.
DONNELLY— At Santa Clara County Alms-
house. February 'J, IS9S, Edward Donnelly,
aged SI years.
FAYLOR— In this city, February 10, IS9S, Wil-
liam A. Faylor, a native of Texas, aged 56
years.
FOSTER— In Oakland, February Hi 1S98! at the
residence of her father. Rev. Dr. Thompson.
Henrietta Elizabeth Foster, a native of Illi-
nois, aged 3» years 7 months and 24V days.
ICTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Monday.
February 14. 189S, at 2 o'clock, from the resi-
denco of hef father, 1350 Franklin street,
Oakland. Interment private.
HANSON— In thin city, February 11. IS9S. Ed-
ward Alvln, beloved son or Oscar B. and M.
Sophie Hanson, and brother of Edna Maria
and George Benard Hanson, a native of San
Francisco, aged 1 year.
tC?" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 1:30 o'clock, from the home of
the parents, 14S1 Fifteenth street, near How-
ard.
HANSON— In this city, February 11, 189 K. Wil-
liam Leslie, beloved son of W. E. and Sara
L. Hanson, and brother of L. Amy and
Charles B. Hanson; a native of San Fran-
cisco, aged 3 y«ars 5 months and 8 days.
HENNESSY— In Rio Vista, February 11, IS9B,
Katie Hennessy, beloved sister of John Hen-
nessy and Mrs. Michael Donovan, a native
of Rahun, parish of Myross, County Cork,
Ireland, aged 23 years.
HERRMANN— In this city, February 11, 1898,
Julius Herrmann, a native of Germany, aged
23 years 10 months and 7 days. A member
of Herrmann Stamm No. 224, D. O. R. M.
IC^Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock, from Red Men's Hall,
510 Bush street. Remains at the parlors of
H. F. Suhr & Co., 1209 Mission street, near
Eighth. Intsrment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
HITCHCOCK— In Sulsun, Cal., February 9,
1898, Francis H. Hitchcock, aged 43 years.
HORRELL— In this city, February 11, I<W.
Sarah W.. relict of the late Judge J. Hor-
rell of Napa, a native of Indiana, aged 77
years 3 months and 1 day.
CTFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Saturday), at 2:30 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence, 702 Guerrero street, corner Nineteenth.
Interment Napa, on arrival of the 10 a. m.
train Sunday.
KEATING— In this city, February ,11. IS9B,
Richard, dearly beloved husband of Eliza-
beth Keating, and father of Maggie, John,
Daniel, Thomas. George, Arthur and the late
Richard KetUing. a native of Tipperary, Ire-
land, aged 65 years.
LORNSTEN— In this city. February 11, IS9S,
Andrew, beloved husband of Ingeborg Lorn-
sten, and father of Hans, Arthur, John.
Charles and Mary Lornsten. a native of Nor-
way, aged 45 years S months and 23 days.
LOVELL— In this city, February 11. 189 S. Edna
Nellie, beloved daughter of Charles W. and
Agnes G. Lovell, a native of San Francisco,
aged 1 year and 15 days.
McQUAIDE— In this city, February H 1898. at
his residence, 3369 Seventeenth street, Mich-
ael, beloved husband of Mary McQuaide,
and dearly beloved father of Kathryn G.,
Owen J. and Sarah E. McQuaide, Mrs. M.
Cooper and Mrs. James P. Fogarty, a native
of County Donegal, Ireland, aged 74 years
and 3 months.
ETNotlce of funeral hereafter.
MAGUIRE— In the City and County Hospital,
February 11. IS9B. Mary Maguire, a native
of New York, aged 65 years.
MICHELSEN— In this city, February 11, 1898,
Rasmus T. Michelsen, beloved father of An-
tone and Millie Michelsen. a native of Nor-
way, aged 53 years 7 months and 29 days.
MILLER— In the City and Count- Hospital.
February 11, 1898. 'Nicholas Miller, a native
of Germany, aged 26 years.
MULVIHILL— In Los Angeles, Cal., February
— , IS9B, Thomas Mulvihill, beloved Bon of
the late Johanna Sullivan, and brother of
John and Jerry Mulvihill, Mrs. John Mur-
phy and Birdie, Dollie and Willie Sullivan.
CTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 12 o'clock, from the residence of
his sister, Mrs. John Murphy, 3214 Seven-
teenth street, thence to St. Charles Church,
Eighteenth and Shotwell streets, for serv-
ices. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
NOLAN— Near Tomales, February 3, IS9S, Pat-
rick Nolan, aged 63 years.
RUSTEBERG— In this city, February 10, 1898,
Andrew, beloved husband of the late Fred-
erike Rusteberg. and father of Mrs. F. Lan-
genberger, a native of Hanover, Germany,
aged 62 years 5 months and 22 days. A mem-,
ber of Musical Fund Society, Musicians'
Mutual Protective Union and Verein Em
tracht.
(CyFrlendg and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 11 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 2705 FoUom street, thence to Elntruclit
Hall, Twelfth street, between Howard and
Folsom, where funeral services wtll»be held,
commencing at 12 o'clock. Interment I. O.
O. F. Cemetery-
SMITH— In this city, F. bruary 9. 1898, Ann
I'.ilz.'i Smith, dearly beloved mother of Mrs.
Charlotte E. Dixon and Charles C. Smith,
and mother-in-law of Edmund Dixon, a. na-
tive of Marlborough. Ulster County, N. V.,
aged 75 years 7 months and 9 days.
(t^Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 2:30 o'clock, from the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Edmund Dixon. 1006
Washington street. Interment Laurel Hill
Cemetery.
SMITH— In the City and County Hospital, Feb-
ruary 10. 1898, Harry Mallett Smith, a na-
tive of California, aged 33 years.
TAYLOR— In this city, February 9, 18S8. Mrs.
Victoria, beloved wife of the late John Tay-
lor, and daughter of Mrs. M. J. and the
late. Martin Hammersmith, a native of Al-
giers, aged 39 years.
ICTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Saturday), at 9:30 o'clock, from the parlors
of VaJente, Marinl & Co., 1524 Stockton
street, near Union. Interment Masonic
Cemetery-
WALSH— In San Jose, February 8. 1898, Pat-
rick Walsh, a native of Ireland, aged 79
years and 11 months.
WOLF— In this city, February 10. 1898, John
William, bt-loved husband ->f Margaret C.
Wolf and father of William H., Alice M.,
Annie M.. Lulu E., George E., Ralph R.
and Daniel L. Wolf, a native of Germany,
aged 75 years 9 months and 28 days. Mem-
ber of Oakland Lodge No. 183, F. and A.
M.. University Lodge No. 144. I. O. O. P.,
and Golden Rule Encampment No. 34
ICTFuneral services to-morrow (Sunday), at
2 o'clock, at Masonic Temple, Oakland.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited. Interment Mountain View Ceme-
tery.
YOUNG— In this city, February 10, 1898, Cap-
tain Thomas, beloved husband of Annie
Young, and father of Harry and John T.
Young, a native of Liverpool, England, aged
68 years and 9 months.
IprFriends are respectfully Invited to at-
tend the funeral this day (Saturday), at
10 o'clock, from his late residence. 418 Lom-
bard street, thence to St. Francis Church,
where a solemn requiem mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of his soul, commenc-
ing at 10:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery, by special train from Third and
Townsend streets at 12:30 o'clock.
YOUNG— In this city, February 10, 1898, Cap-
tain Thomas Young, father of Margaret Jane,
and grandfather of May •E. and Thomas L.
Beston, a native of Liverpool, England.
YOUNGER— In this city, February 10, 1898,
Sarah Helen, youngest daughter of Andrew
Jr. nnd the late Rachel J. Younger, and
granddaughter of Mr?. Margaret Vance, a na-
tive of California, aged 2 years 4 months and
3 days.
|C7Friend9 and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral service!
this day (Saturday), at 1:30 o'clock, at 1225
Pine street. Interment private.
IMcAVOY & GALLAGHER, I
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMER3 I
20 FIFTH ST., Op;. Lincoln School. I
Telephone, South 80. |
Estab. 1858. Tel. South 47.
CRAIG &COCHRAN CO.
Funeral Directors and Embalmcrs,
22, 24 AND 26 MINT AVENUE.
Lady assistants. Spacious chapel for the u sa
of oui patrons. Rubber Ures on our ambulance
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