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Joseph Bresno, who pleaded utility to a
charge of assault with a deadly weapon,
was sentenced to eighteen months In the
County Jail by Judge Dunna yesterday.
Charles Ryan was .sentenced to thirty
days In the County Jail by Judge Lawlor
for an assault with a deadly weapon.
Both Guilty of Assault.
John Lambert and G. Davis, hunters
were each fined $25 by Jud&e Fritz yester
day for ha\-Ing valley quail In their pos
session. Charlos Jones, who was arrest
ed at the same time, pleaded guilty last
week and was also fined $25.
Violated the Game Laws.
The San Francisco nfflee of "Wells. Fargo
& Co.'s express will be closed at 10 a_m..
September 10, and at noon on September
31, in pursuance of orders issued by John
J. Valentine, president of the company
Admission Day Qbservanca.
Wili Join tho Shoe Clerks in Their
Movement to Secure Shorter
Hours.
The retail clothing salesmen are prepar
ing to follow the example of the Bhoe
clerks In the movement looking to tho
closing of the stores in which they are
employed at 6 o'clock in the evening ex
cc-ptinj? on Saturdays o.nd days preceding
holidays. At the last meeting of the Ke
tall Shoe Clerks' Protective Association
(local Union No. 410) a committee of four
clothing clerks Informed the membera
that In two weeks organization will be
c-ffected by them on similar lines to that
of the shoe clerks. The association adopt
ed a resolution pledging itself to support
the clothing men In their efforts to secure
shorter hours.
At the meeting of the ehoe clorks frater
nal addresses were made by K. Clu.T
projldor.t of the San Francisco Labor
Council, and A. Iten. recrptary of the
Milkmen's Union and a member of the ex
ecutive board of the Lr.bor Council. They
urged the association to nrospcute the
early closing movement with vigor and
gave assurances that ail the labor union*
are in pympathy with it. An appeal will
Boon be made to the public not to pur
chase shoes after 6 o'.-.iock In the evening
and a formal application will be made to
shoe dealers to decide In favor of early
c'.OFing.
After a programme of interesting vocal
and instrumental numbers President Hor- :
ace \. Carter announced that the next
meeting of the association would be held :
at 102 O'Farrell street on Wednesday
evening. September 12. at 9:15 o'clock for
the transaction of Important business.
CLOTHING SALESMEN TO
URGE EARLY CLOSING
George B. Keane Jr. has applied for let
ters of guardianship upon the person and
estate of his father, George B. Keane Sr.
The petitioner avers that his father,
through physical disabilities and Irregular
and dissipated habits, has been Incompe
tent to manage his estate for the past
seven years. Mr. Keane Sr. owns prop
erty on Green street and four pieces ot
realty on Dupont street, which bring a
monthly rental of J350.
Says Father Is Incompetent.
Keep your baggage checks until you
reach San Francisco; you will save one
half in the transfer of your baggage.
One trunk (round trip), 50 cents. Morton
Special Delivery— Oakland Ferry Depot.
650 Market street, 408 Taylor street. •
Notice to Native Sons.
. Judge Cook Believes No Crime Has
Been Committed — Habeas Corpus
Writ Argued.
Mae Simpson, who was held to answer ;
by Judge Conlan for the theft of jewel3 |
belonging to, the late Jeannle Ney La j
Roche, was ordered released by Judge i
Cook yesterday on J500 bonds. A writ of j
habeas corpus, sworn out by Charles A. j
Low en behalf of the accused, was ar
gued before Judge Cook, who said he had
r.o hesitancy In saying that in his opinion
the prosecution had even failed to prove
that a crime had been committed. He
would withold final judgment, however,
he said, until he hnd read the report of
the evidence taken before Judge Conlan. ;
It is the general opinion that Judge
Cook will dismiss the charge against Miss
Simpson. • !
MAE SIMPSON MAY BE
ORDERED DISCHARGED!
THE fo'.lowinsr changes in the First
Infantry Regiment of the Nation*!
Guard of CaJifornia are announced:
Corporals Charles J. Mund promot
ed sergeant, vice Skil'.man, in Company
EC; Sergeant Willis F. Unfred of Company
C as quartermaster sergeant,
vice Gillis, relieved at his own request.
At their own request Quartermaster
Frar.k J. Leonard and Sergeant Isador
i Less of Company A have been reduced to
the ranks. Private Maurice Cunningham
has been promoted, vice Leonard, and
Corporal F. Lelb. vice Less. Privates
John J. Brady, Morris Markowltz, Eu
gene J. Dougherty and John J. Costello
have been appointed corporals, vice Leib,
promoted, and Fitzpatrick, Pierce and
Schmidt, dircharped. Privates William V.
Hays, John Kilemade and John Murphy
have been appointed sergeants, vice Mol
loy, reduced. Juth, deceased, and McCar
thy, promoted, respectively.
Corporal Goorse T. Pheips has been
promoted Serjeant of Company C, vice
Dur.bar, discharged.
Sergeant Frank McCarthy has been pro
moted flrst eergeant of Company A, vice
Sullivan discharged, and Sergeant W.
Cunningham, promoted quartermaster
sergeant, vice Leonard, reduced.
Corporal George Sheirton has been pro
moted sergeant of Company I. vice Gol
loy reduced, and Artificer Elijah W. Re
dell has been promoted quartermaster
sergeant, vice Lemetey< r, promoted.
During the month of August there were
discharged from the First Infantry twen
ty-one men on account of removal, rive
for the good of the tervlce, two on ac
count of exemption after seven yeara" ser
vice and one by a two-thirds vote.
Corporal Dwight Strong of Company A.
Fifth Infantry, has been appointed reel
mental quartermaster sergeant.
Th» following dates are the ones desig
nated on which the second target prac
tice season of 1900 will be held by the
several organizations of the Fifth In
fantry:
Companies A, F and G, September 10:
Major C. T. Poulter.
Company B. September 20; First LJ»u
tenant J. F. Summers.
Company C. September 30; First Lieu
tenant J. P. Barrow.
Company D. September 20; Second Lieu
tenant J. L. M. Kennelly.
Company E, September 23; Major L. W.
Jullliard.
Company II, September 30; Second Lieu
tenant J. W. Claypool.
Company I, September 29; Captain D. A.
Smith.
The field staff, non-eommtssloned staff
officers and band will report for target
practice with the company nearest their
station.
NOTES OF THE
NATIONAL GUARD
TEAMSTER AND
TAILOR LODGED
IN THE TANKS
They Combined to Steal
Cloth From the South
ern Pacific
William Dan Thompson Will Be
Charged With Grand Larceny and
L. Parente With Receiving
Stolen Property.
Thompson lived at 2314B Mason street,
and on going there the officers recovered
two bolts of the stolen cloth and two suits
which had been made out of them.
Thompson's mother told them that her son
earned but $2 50 weekly.
The loss of the bales was discovered and
C. C Crowley, chief special detective of
the Southern Pacific, detailed two of his
assistants, Peter Lewin and Patrick Kin
dele n, on the case. The police were also
notified, and Detective T. L.. Ryan was
detailed by Captain Seymour to assist in
tracing the thief or thieves. Thompson
was arrested yesterday morning, and at
first denied that he knew anything of the
missing bales, but finally confessed. The
detectives went to Parente's shop and re
covered most of the stolen property in a
back room. He was very indignant wnen
he learned the object of the visit of the
oiiicers and denied knowing anything
about Thompson or the bales. After the
discovery of the goods he begged the of
ficers to allow him to entertain his guests,
but he was escorted to the City Prison.
Thompson's mode of procedure was to
take a bale to the freight yards, deliver
it and obtain the receipt from the clerk.
'1 hen he would watcn his opportunity, and
when no one observed him he would re
load the bale on his wagon and drive off
with it to Parente's shop. The dates on
which he did this was on August 1, Au
gust 20. August a; August 22, August 23
and September 5.
His accomplice, who will be charged
with grand larceny. la William Dan
Thompson, a teamster 21 years of age.
'1 liompson was employed by Fry's exprtss
and had a stand on Ellis street, lie was
employed to haul goods to the Southern
Pacilic freight yaras for P. H. Gallagher
& Co. and f. Greenburg &. Co.. wholesale
woolen merchants. Since August 1, it is
alleged, he has stolen six bales of goods
valued at about JSOO which he soid to
Parente. He had received altogether from
Parente. it is claimed, about $40 for the
six bales.
L. Parente. a tailor at 408 Francisco
street, sent out Invitations for a dance
at his rooms last night and ordered a
lavish spread of eatables and drinkables
fur his guests, but instead of playing the
host he occupied a cell in the tanks at the
City Prison. lie will be booked on a
chaise of receiving stolen property.
SAN FRANCISCO CALL., SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1900.
27
Alf EllInRhouse— Lessee and Manager.
THE BEST SHOW INVITES'THE
BEST PEOPLE.
MATINtE TO-DAY,-
TO*-NIGHT AND ALL, THIS WEEK.
L p . c i c d ! - a^lATlNEnU£SDAY,SepUL|
FERRIS HARTMAN
AND A GREAT CAST.
In the Nautical Farcical
Introducing a Bevy of
Aini /) WHO CAN DANCE,
laj I K I \ WHO CAN SING,
U I II LU WHO ARE PRETTY.
POPULAR PRICESi
1 5c. 25c, 35c and DOo. , .
To-Night "CARMEN"
185O •> - - - 1QOO
A BIG FEATURE OF THE
CELEBRATION WEEK
Will Be Our
Productions of
THE GREAT DOUBLE BILL
Rusticana «
EVERY EVENING AND
SATURDAY MATINEE.
WITH THE ENTIRE COMPANY
In Alternating Casts.
ALL THE FAVORITES
Will Appear.
PQPlll *R ascMisoc PRIBFS 1
TELEPHONE BUSH 9.
TO-NIGHT (SUNDAY) LAST TIMES
CLAY CLEMENT and L. R. STOCKWELL
In "A GREAT_OBSTACLE."
BEGINNING WITH SPECIAL
HOLIDAY MATINEE MONDAY,
(MATINEES MONDAY. TUESDAY and
SATURDAY.)
CLAY L. TL
CLEMENT and STOCKWELL,
Supported by a Strong Company.
IN MR. CLEMENT'S IDYLLIC COMEDY,
THE NEW
DOMINION !
Clay Clement as Baron von Hohenstauffen
BEAUTIFULLY STAGED.
TRICES U. "5c, 50c, 85c and 25c
Box and lore Seats, %l 60.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MATINEES TO-DAY. MONDAY AND
TUESDAY.
Last NiEht Of WILTON LACKAYE.
LAST NIGHT OF
TRILBY
Commencing To-morrow Matinee — "Quo Vadls."
EVENING PRICES— 10c, lie, 25c. 50c; a few
Front Rowa in Orchestra, 75c. MATINEE
PRICES— 10c, 15c. 25c, 60c (no higher).
| Branch Ticket Office, Emporium.
FT^!f!HFR\S concert house.
riOtnLn D Admiealon 10;.
MAE TTJNISON. EUDORA FORDE, J, F.
VIACO. L. E. BEHAN, HOWARD and CAMP-
BSLU OLIVE VAIL, and DUTCH WALTON.
, Reserved Seats. 25c; Matinee Sunday.
AMUSEMENTS.
f&%> VERY LATEST
F>JjL Straight Front.
VLy "^ Hand-Made
> 1( SAPPHIRE
y?§* CORSETS
• : {W $3.00 1» $15.00
7^¥^10 Gearo St.,
J^^>l\ " CHESTER F. WHISHT,
f\fi^L*\\ Royal Worce*Ur Ccr-
•et-nttln^ Parlor*.
OR. JORDAN'S great j
Museum of ahatohy?
¦ Or Tha Ltr^ect Anatooiail M jsrum is the \
0 *~frt***. v cr i v - AfcnetMv .< *-, coRtrmcted *
r- lA^j *V3 CJUl « p«-«itl»^ly cui«4 ¦ y ti. e c4<io»t Y
0 i^sil DiLrtafiWI-faiVATE DISEASES^
G t, Zf&n T " '•"•-• personify of t, r V-,rr. A/
\H / **•***!, Curt ¦> nary caie ludmikw. '
AFj uQ' w^«'<» Book, raii.oturivti,
v * ;f ij^k BtnaiAGC, mailed tux. i.\\
a H J. >a: u; jif boob far tnraj
9 I»U JUHDAS AtO..J0il»Iark#tSt..aF I '
P^^'^-^^-Sab'*^^'^^-^^! i
tTONG F»O GUY,
Successor to Dr. LAI PO TAI.
crsduate cf Canton Medical
Collect, after a verr nicceu-
ful practice of many years In
Cblca. bas located in San
FraiscJeco. The eurrrtsinr and
niarvelouB curea eJTected by
his berbs demonittrate their
. pot^nce and his cktll. Th»« '•
f*ST3^y<^o.'rSti Hrrbs riirc over 400 different i
W^ZtJViFiJy <JH»asi»s. Including ISrljht'i '
'¦^JSZ.JU*^ })\t*i>,*, Diabetes, Consurnj- I
_ • tion. Asthma, Paralysis.
Era.n. I^erre. Cancer*. Turaors, Hlood. Mai»
end I-'ensale :.:*,.,¦..-- AH peraonn affiicted i
¦with any kind of roalaly iirhttsoever are in- |
vited to call. Oface. ~zi Washington et. Of3^« i
hours— i a. m. to 12 m., 1 to S p. ra.; Sundays.
19 a. m. to 12 m. Accept frateful tl:ank» 'or '
• fTectlnjr a cur» cf at-tlima ct reveral year»" i
¦ttndlm A. DAHLEV. San IiafarL
, !
DDTTCU17C F"OR BAREERS. BAK- ]
0n U onHO r". *««»»;«>«. , »*"»¦ i
lio'jsea. billiard tables, :
brewers. booktii:dera. candy-makera. canr.ers. |
dyeri". flourmlJls. foundries, laundries, paper- ]
» arger?. r.rlr.trrs. painters, fhoe factories, sta- j
l'.trr<n, tar-roeff-rs, tar.ncrs, tailors, etc.
BUCHANAN BROS..
E cs*i Mant:racn«rcrs. C09 Sacramento St.
z^^D^/rlY,STRONG_&CD^ggX
ft i)
V* *^^^ V ''^"L^- ~"^ J^"Ar^'"i^ Jt ¦""3-ACSs-^M-^***'*^. yT^p \^"^^y
MARKET ST. S.F.
HADWAI'S BBADT KCLI£F has stood
ur.rl\-eied betsr* ibt public tor t>0 yean as a
Pain P.eiEfdy. It lneuntly relieves and quickly
cures ail Colds. Bete Throats, Influenza, Bros-
chltia. Pneumcnla. Rheumatism. Kauralfla.
lieadacbe. Tcthach* and all pains. Internally ~
tor i:-:-r:a iiJ t>:i Dowel I'al^s. All OrusffUts. ,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BASEBALL!
Six Scheduled
Championship Games!
FIRST GAME BEOIXS AT 1:30 O'CLOCK.
/
San Francisco"] fOak-ani
vs. L SEPT. 9 \ vs.
SacramsnioJ [ Stockton
° akl - 1 SEPT. .0 f an nCiSC0
SacramentoJ I Stockton
San Francisco] fStockton
vs - I SEPT. II \ vs.
OaklandJ I Sacr?mento
General Admission to Double-Header:
Gentlemen 50e Ladies 25c.
Children 20c.
RECREATION PARK
Eighth and Harrison Streets
UNION COURSING PARK,
TO-DAT, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 0
America's Greatest Stakes,
FIRST CALIFORNIA FUTURITY
STAKE and
CHAMPION EVENT!
120— NOMINATIONS— 120
$3575 — Total Prize Money— $3575
Concert by
VON DER MEHDEN'S BAND.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Septem-
ber 11 and 12.
Reserve Stake of 64 Nominations Each
TRAIN~SERVICE:
Leaves Third and Townsend streets 9:15 a. m
10:15 a. m.. 11 a. m. and 12 m. and 1 p m '¦
Twenty-fifth and Valencia streets five minutes
later; returning at 4:45 p. m. and after last
course. San Mateo electric cars every six min-
utes.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
Of YMJRI Ik EDDY ST.,
THE ONLY FREE VAUDEVILLE SHOW
' IN THE CITT.
Tenth Series of CONRADI'S- FAMOUS
LIViNG STATUARY !
Sensational Studies of the World's Most
Famous Nude Sculpture.
DANCE OF ALL NATIONS!
A St>eclal Feature for Admission Week.
AND OUR CELEBRATED STOCK COMPANY.
MATINEE EVERY SUNDAY.
AMATEUR NIGHT EVERT FRIDAY
ADMISSION FREE.
SUTRO BflTHS.
OPEN NI0HT&
. ¦ Open dally from 7 a. in. to 11 p. ra.
Bathlngr from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m
ADMISSION. lOo. CHILDREN. Bo.
Eathlnr. Including admission. 25a: Children, 2flo_
MAJESTIC, IMPOSING, IDEAL PATRIOTIC SPECTACLE.
LAST DAYS t °h f e CENTURY light°of t li e berty
Over 1000 Characters and Hundreds of Horses in the Tast.
'¦ ONLY EXHIBITION IN THE UORLIX PRESENTING
J F^u°s BHItNS THE 61-HORSE ACT
61 Fine-bred Horses In One Ring, at On* Time. Performed by One Man.
SOUDER'S WONDERFUL FUNNY ELEPHANT BRASS BAND.
A 29-TON SENSATION! THE NOVELTY OF THE AGE!
LOCKHART'S^rirHma ELEPHANT COMEDIANS
BIG NEW FREE STREET PARADE IN 30 SECTIONS
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 13. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ONE 60c TICKET ADMITS TO EVERYTHING. Children Cn.ler 12 Years, Half Prtc».
SPECIAL CHEAP EXCURSIONS ON ALL LINES OF TRAVEL.
.... THE ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST SHOW ON BAftTH .......
WILL EXHIBIT AT
San FranciscOtenlvWednesday Evening, Sept, 19,
AND CONTINUING TWICE DAILY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 2STH.
groJ"d t 9 iox SIXTEENTH AND FOLSOM STREETS
CT Reserved numbered seats and admissions during the entire engagement at Sherman,
Clay & Co.'s Music Store, corner Kearny and Sutler streets. Unlike other shows, prices at
downtown office are the iam« as charged at t lrket wagon on show grounds.
PAIN'S BATTLE OF SAN JUAN
AND NIGHTLY FOR A LIMITED SEASON
PAIN'S ELECTRIC FIREWORKS
AT THE SIXTEENTH AND FCLSOM STREETS GROUNDS.
CBCANTIC SET PIECES! A WONDROUS
MONSTER DEVICES I SHOW!
To-Night-Native Sens' Night.
Monday— Native Daughters' Night. .
PRICES ----- 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00
Box and Grand Stand Seats on Sale To-Day and To-Morrow at
the Lion Drug Co., Cor Market and Stockton Streets.
THE 6REAT TAIR
TANFORAN PARK
Sept. 24 to Oct. 6, 1900
i UMJER MASAGESttXT Or THB
SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN MATEO
\ AGRICULTURAL ASS'N
To the live-stock breeders of California, as
well as to the lovers of oat-door snorts this
Exhibition Is dedicated.
Tho attractions win Include:
A High-Class Open-Alr Hor s* Shaw.
.Select Herds of Prize Cattle.
A Complete Exhibit of Swine. Sheep. Goat*.
Poultry and Belgian Hares.
Extraordinary show of Dogs.
Attractive exhibit of high-class Vehicles and
other industrial display:* from leading manu-
facturers ot the State.
Tho out-door sports will embrace Polo Gamea
between players from Southern and Central
California for Championship. Pony Races.
Long Distance Race of 2S miles by noted riders.
Change ot horses each mile la full view of Grand
Stand.
GJUND ATHLETIC HELD DAY
CLUB HARNESS RACING
HIGH-CLASS TROTTING AND PACINO
In which the Great Stats of the East and West
will meet and make World's records.
All in all the entertainment will be clean,
dignified and instructive.
GiUND MUSICAL CONCERTS DAILY
Excellent railroad facilities by both regular
and special trains to Grand Stand entrance.
Entertainment each day from 10:00 a. m. uattl
5*0 P. JL
BI5IT i. CSOCIXB, rrmUmt
GCOMS lUIl ftSWBAIX, btnUrj
: XOITIS r. MXTH. C«a«ral IiUfW
TANFORAN PARK.
ENTRIES FOR PRIZES IN
ALL DEPARTMENTS,
Including tia Bench Show,
WILL CLOSE ON MONDAY,
September 10*
DOG SHOW ENTRIES AT PARISH "A"
Palace Hotel; Ail Others "With
EDWIN F. SMITH.. General 5!ana?er,
202 SANSOME STREET.
CIFE-HMLfePi
f .VaUsca chacXtd tn*.
BftSMfcSM?
MATINEE TO-DAY, SUNDAY.-
TO-NIGHT. LAST TIME.
THE MASGtUEFtADEFtS
MATINEES TO-MORROW AND TUESDAY.
A Story of Indian Military Hfe.
THE GIRL I
LEFT BEHIND ME I
Scats for all performances now on *ale.
PRICES— 15c. I5c. Kc and 50c
CHUTES^ and ZOO
EVERT AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW!
AQUATIC SPORfTON THE LAKE.
SEABURYTSigh Diver.
SPECIAL TO-MORROW NIGHT,
GRAND
FIREWORKS DISPLAY!
Telephone for seats— Park 23.
>
CENTRAL PARK.
Market and Eighth sts.
Open daily from noon til! midnight. /'
FUN FOR ALL!
NEWEST SENSATION.
THE SLED-SLIDE,
EVERYBODY RIDES.
FREE STREET FAIR AND
PADDY'S MARKET.
MANY NEW AND NOVEL ATTRACTION'S.
ADMISSION. IOC— CHILDREN. 6«.
Tickets good for any attraction in the park.
Native Sons and Daughters admitted free on
their badges .
108 Grove Street. Phone South 324.
TO-N'IGHT, last week, with matinees Satur-
day and Sunday. First time on any stare—
CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD'S great Bor-
* der Drama. Illustrating: his life on the fron-
tier, entitled. "ON— THE— TRAIL."
The Call, Chronicle, Examiner, Post and
Bulletin acknowledge It to ba the best scenic
melodrama, seen her* in years.
Prices. 10c. 20c, !0c Next — "Bottom of the
Sea."
8 "nnillMRIA" - Have You Seen Our §
« UULUlYIDIA _*f_^* ./*y dT^**^ POLKA DOT §
I a kw oio%» Z&4 Stock dollars I
And Fit. i^S&' Y& *\Q^<0^^r**m0 T i5; e 1^? t ? st S
I $1.00 Per Pair 25 Cents Each I
I NATIVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS I I
I ....CREETINC... I
jft We have below a few specials which will be on sale next week in ready to S
« wear articles. Do not fail to see them before purchasing elsewhere. X
8 mERCERIZEDUNDERSKIRTS- * «
VS Beautiful col<>rlnB8. cut very full, corded and ruffle.
g MARKET-STREET STORE ONLY. At $2.5O
'¦Q Q
Walking or Rainy-Day Skirts— g
O A!l the raffe for fall and winter wear, extra heavy grade fine stitching 8
« At S2.5O Q
8 Better Grades at 9500 to 510.00 each 8
§ SILK WAISTS- g
» I tf t^ at " tyla .u U^J l 5! lr> made of best «l«all f -y tarteta silk, very newest designs, all O
0 shades, worth Jo.OO, j»
§ mXrkltt-stueet store only. At $4i5O Each §
a U/OOL U/AISTS- «
8 Made of cood all-wool flannel, very nice line of colors, all sizes, worth *2.C0. «
1 Better Crad- at .^ ..^Poo SfgS |
Q MARKET-STREET STORE ONLY. S
\A/RAF»F»ERS— 8
S -A- ew>d quality calico, neatly trimmed, nice dark shadlncs. »
g MARKET-STREET STORE ONLY. f\ t 5Q C Each S
S TAILOR-mADE SUITS— g
S 1^ a sa!I l p . le llne of r oveUle 8 in fine tailor-made *ults. We §
J* have marUfd them at price* within the leach ot all. Q
3 ' . $9.OO to $3O OO S
DO NOT rCllCHASK BEFORE SEEING OUR STOCK. $
g GOODS DELIVERED FREE OP CHARGE IN THIS AND NEIGHBORING CITIES.
g MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLEDt £^
§ 1220-1222-1224 MARKET STREET. %
AMUSEMENTS.
i^^V CV Week GomnnEciDg TO-DAY, SUNDAY,
GREAT"ADMISSIONWEEK"BILL!
SZl JESS I E JMTLETT DAVIS §1
YOU NO AMERICA QUINTETTE
%'audevllle'B Greatest SlnRlnc Combination.
QUERITA VINCENT JOHNSON & DEAN
Character Vocalist and Dancer. Originators of the Klnetoecope Rag Dance.
HOWE, WALL stnei WALTERS
In Their 7 Latest Novelty, "IN A RAILWAY STATION." ***-*
GERTRUDE MANSFIELD Aivn C&RYL WILBUR
Presenting a New Comedy. "6 PROSPECT STREET." *-*^«».
W ESTM AN a n* WREN I T^^7can LITTLE FRANCES KBPPLEK
Rural Comedy Artists. | i BIOCRAPH ! Juvenile Character Artist.
MATINEE TO-DAT, SfNDAY. SEPTEMBER 9— Parquet. 25c. any seat- Balcony 10c-
Children, 10c. any part except reserved. A few Trent orchestra rows reserved 60" •front
rows of Balcony reserved. 25i\ ' "'
SPECIAL JUBILEE SIATINEES To-morrow fMonday). Tuesday and Wednesday
ADVEETISEiTEHTS.
ADVEBTISEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
Brushes and Combs. Fans, Albums, Etc.
Laurel or rosowoo-1 back, at! bristl* Black em r ire fans Sc. =3c
Sy*SS::!!?^SL*i^ Foldlng k " 1 fans lOc - 15c - r ' c
„ . — , - Autograph albun-.»i..l0c, 15c. 25c. 50c
E . r .^.*\°?™ h .™^.. tY : l '.' K .?£ Mu " c »-° iis =^. 5<x=. t* *<> *«
_ Work boxts 35c to &0c
Guaranteed toothbrush: will not
*h4 bristles IflU/ft'rU
rocket combs 5c. 10c. 15c. »c JCWoilji
Pocket mirrors ic. 10c lffl pold filled rins*. oval, flat and
Curllr^T !rcr.s. eoars an3 perfumery. chased bands, warranted flvu
years C5c and 50c
Ornftl/nrtl Key ¦»rin'l ci«-kel watch S5o
bfOCKtFYi St<>m wlnd nlckel »atch 11 55
r«»« . ». -« » —r « Hravy pold rlated Ftem wind
Dinner stts Irom \% J) to KS watch, warranted one year...Jl 53
Tea sets from Jt to J15 _ , _ ,
H^ n uce°r!- decorat^ cu;^ % Extra special,
Four piece *m. -t. 8e a^ l he^. an . d . b . aCk^°^
A beautiful new line of Imported Italian shell Fid» and back combs.
covered steins 50c to |5 each rhlncstone setting »5c each
Trunks and Valises, Barber Supplies,
Men's Furnishings, Sporting Goods,
Cutlery and Silverware, Kitchen Utensils.
rtAZOKS AND SCfSSOflS QROt/ND.
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818-820 Market St., San Francisco.
rcOTE-A'.l Purchases cf J5.00 or More DeMvered Free to Any Railroad Station.
FIRST TIME IN SAN FRANCISCO! THE ARENIC SENSATION!
EVERY ACT A NEW AND SENSATIONAL, HIGH-CLASS FEATURE.
Country Houses, Hotels, Flat3
and Cottages Fnrnislied
Complete.
CREDIT IF DESIRED.
BRILLIANT'S,
338-340-342 POST ST.,
Cjx-j Everi^fi. Near Powell.
rre« D^lvery Within 200 Mllet.
SCremei
E5*d viv jL 4 ¦ r^ ft^
Known for nearly half a cen- >jh
tury as absolu'ely peerless. QL
fin PERFECT COMPLEXION. J*J
B e and incites Ih3 skin with jHE
h the healthy look of early CTrl
wl Removes tan, sunburn, R**
jSk pimples, etc., and leaves fg£
pQ the skin soft and velvety. RQC
§& FoM by all druggists air! RTr
iTjfcJ prnfral rl<-alprs. If you can- b%L
%£_} not obtain It send u? oOc tor (Lu
j£Ba la.rce bottle or 10c for frial UT_
fiM E. B. HAREINOT0X ft CO.. rS&
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