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Piles Can Be Cured
Twenty-three Years of Agony With
Piles Before Using Pyramid Pile
Cure. Trial Package Free
.^*f off " to every pile* sufferer a free
._ l J?. ackag:e of the wonderful Pyra-
mid Pile Cur« to prove the genuineness
of our claim.
If you tried a so-called "cure for
Plies and It did not relieve you. can
you conceive of anything that would
more, surely prejudice you against it?
>» c know this, and yet we are glad to
Plare our remedy on trial because we
know what it will do and we know also
that we are running no risk of .failure
to relieve.
. I^ ad - now Prateful this sufferer ls
to the Pyramid Pile Cure after under-
K ..~* every torture with piles:
«_ ? ls to certify that I have used
three 50c boxes of Pyramid Pile Cure
find lt has benefited me more than any
other pile remedy I have ever used. I
had almost lost all hope of erer get-
Hl?si E T ny ,, T * m *dy that would help me
until I tried Pyramid Pile Cure. I be-
lieve they will entirely cure me if I
continue their use, which I intend do-
Jng so long as I can get money to pay
for them. I do not think any one has
ever suffered very much more than I
nave nt times. Then I would be so
nervous I could not get any ease in
any position I could place myself.
I cannot express my gratitude for the
pood your medicine has done me.
I will continue to toll my friends of
tticir merit. Yours, Emma Bodenlmmer,
Bedford, Ind."
If you are suffering- from piles we
mak<» no charge for a trinl package of
th« Pyramid Pile Cure. This sample
will relieve the itching, eoothe the in-
named membrane and start you on the
--ay to health. After you have used
the sample go to the druggist for a
60-cent box of the remedy, which con-
tains «upposttories Just like the sample
we are sending you. Write today and
relieve your suffering. It costs you
nothing. Pyramid Drug Co.. 75 Pyramid
Bldg., Marshall, Mich.
OFFICE OF
NEVADA STATE PRISON
Carson City. N t »., Jan. 2. IfHVT.
Mr. Oeorp* Mnvrrle. Ren Francisco, Cal.—
Hear Sir: Tlie pI-muck yuu made for me ar«
«»-rpllent snd ore the first that j;ave me any
satisfaction whatever. Yours truly,
J. I-. CONSIUINfc, Warden.
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highhst Optical skill
MWERLK'S GLASSES REST AND
STIIENGTIIEX THE EI"ES AND PRE-
idKUVE THE MUnT.
S_ r *""7" Combine Style. Comfort, Health
and Happiness.
K&rerle'* Ej-o~ater. The preate« ere rem«dj-
In the world. s<!r: I>t mail. Csc; Mayerie'* Anti- I
•epllc Eyp^lass Wifwrs. to be used when £;a»(s<'s
blur, tire or strain the eye!>. 2 for 25 o«»nts.
Afldrt—B all — jramnniratioiis to GEOROE MAY-
ERL.K. 1115 'ioldi'n <inte aye., bet, BurliaTißn j
ncrt WobsT.-r. I'll- nt CCest ~OU. Cl'T THIS urj. I
No sla*-"^*^ Ipbvp Oeorpe Maycrl<»'B Optical
instJunp un'.pss ABSiiU'THLV tX> ERECT.
DOV SIC* (TOTTED RAILROADS
A suit for J2,".00() damages against
the UnitPd Railroads was filed yester-
day by John W. Howell in behalf of
Clnrrnce B. Howell. afred 17. who was j
injured in an accident on Devlsadero
Btreot on October 1. Young Howoll I
was a passenger on a northbound Dp-
visadr kstret't car v.-li'cli collided with
a soutnnound car of the same line, the j
boy's log being broken in three places
and several other injuries and !
bruises resulting. It ls claimed that |
the collision was due to a defective {
\u25a0switch and to the negligence of the
defendant company's employes In
handling the two cars.
Hose jjrttttß i
now -t
Smali Prices.
PKINCESS CHIC ;
Ladies' Hose Supporter* ,
as picture) and ahdoni-
inal reducer combined — p i
M.idc of I'rencb moreen; front '
reducing and side supporters ]
.-ittr.clicd. They can be worn ,
with or without' corsets.
Price. 5Cc
QUEEN LOUISE
Ladict.' Self-reducing Pad
Hose Supporters — Made with
a curved shape pad; all-silk
satin; patent clasp attached to
the corset, with four straps of
\u25a0 extra wide silk clastic at-
Tached: also patent button
'; cla«p; in pink, "blue, red end
black. Price 25c
MARITANA
Ladies' Hose Supporter, form
improver and belt all in one —
Made of imported sateen;
front shape pad; four straps of
French clastic, with patent
kant kome undone bt:tton
clasp attached; in pink, blue,
black. For tomorrow 19c
THE EVER READY
Ladies' Side Hose Supporters
— Made of wide imported clas-
tic; patent button clasp. They
attach to your corset; in pink,
blue, black. Instead of 25c,
ppccial for tomorrow 19c
CARINA'S
Ladies' Round Garters— Made
of Italian elastic, with fancy
gilt and silver buckles; also
sstin ribbon bows; in black.
red, bill*!, pink, lavender. The
, 30c and 40c quality; n0w.. 25c
BUSTER BROWN
Children's Hose Supporters-
Made of heavy clastic; double
•'-' button clasp, patent pin tops to
attach to any part of their un-
dergarments; in black; all
sizes \u0084 10c
(1 foe Rosenberg
] ** The Price Cutter
Van Ness at OTarrcll
REVIEWS GROWTH
OF THE CITY
Interesting Circular Is Pub
lished by the Eeal Estate
Firm of _lagee & Sons
PROPERTY IN DE-lAND
The real estate firm of Thomas Ma
gee & Sons has published an Interest-
Ing review of the city's growth during
the past year. The rise in real estate
is shown by a line commencing in 1867
and continued till 1906, which rises
and falls according to the pulse of
the market. In 1569 there was consid
erable acti%'ity In realty, but from 1870
to 1876 the market was on a level
plane. Property went soaring in 1875,
then prices dropped till ISB6, when
there began another steady rise. Prop
erty- values gained their greatest
height in IS9O.
Then the market fell till 1899, but
since that time prices have been stead
ily rising. The high mark was reached
in 1905, with a record of $75,000,000.
Last year, owing to the fire, sales fell
a little below $70,000,000. Magee shows
that the real estate market has risen
from $15,000,000 in 1867 to $75,000,000
In 1905. He also gives a comparison
between the years 1595 and 1906. In
1E95 our population was 225,000 and
last year 400,000. The bank clearings
for 1895 were $692,079,240. last year
$1.?98,400.779. Sales of Veal estate in
1895. $75,947,361; last year, $68.064.500.
Savings bank deposits, 1905, $107,744,
448, as against $1€5,545,142 In 1906.
Building operations in 1905 $5,639,942,
as ajrainst $39,254,467 In 1906.
Magee in hjs circular shows that had
it not been for our fine financial stand
ing at the time of the fire San Fran
cisco would have been effaced" from
the map. In the first few weeks suc
ceeding the fire Eastern money was
talked about, but we have done with
out outside help.
It is also interesting to note, though
not stated in the circular, that the
Mageos have made the biggest sales in
each year of the forty years under
review. Among their big transactions
have been the Fairmont property last
year and the Hood property on' Mar
ket and Powell streets, in 1890. which
was sold by E. J. Baldwin to James L.
Food for $1,425,000. In 1904 the Ma
gees negotiated the pale of the Lick
House and other properties owned by
Mrs. Oelrichs to a syndicate for
J2.600.000.
In concluding the review, the cir
cular says:
The growth of San Francisco, as evi
denced by the great Increase in popu
lation, by the heavy increase in bank
clearings, by the large increase in our
savings bank deposits, by the large In
crease in our building operations, tho
upward movement of. prices in real
estate and the immense increase in the
volume of real estate business done in
this period preceding the fire of 1906
has been nothing short of marvelous.
In this time our' population had in
creased over n6 per cent; our bank
clearings had Increased over J6O per
com; our real estate sales had in
creased abbut CO per cent and our
building operations 2CO per cent. Many
of us had failed to realize what our
marvelous growth had been and in
what wonderfully fine condition the
lire of 1906' had found us. With no
municipal debt to speak of, with a
debt of only $56,000,000 on rea! estate
and improvements valued after the
fire at <500.000.000, with our real es
tate owners, especially those in debt,
at the time of the flre well insured,
and with what must be admitted on
the general average good treatment
and fairly prompt pajinems by the In
surance companies, is it any wonder
that we find ourselves at the end of
the year 1906. only nine months after
the most terrible flre in the history of
the world, doing a good business, mak
ing money and rebuilding San Fran
cisco with San Francisco money and
with an energy and a will befitting
the opportunity presented to us of
making of the m>w San Francisco a
greater San Francisco?
SHOT FOR TEASING
A "FARMER"
Ralph DrnU S» Bartlett street, and
Joe Hanrahan, Tpnth and Folsorn
etreets. were shot by a stranger in Jack
Smiths saloon at Ninth and Howard
etreets tarly last evening: for interfer
ing with the man they didn't know
while he was playing a Blot machine.
The offender, with his smoliingr weapon,
hurriedly left the place and made his
escape before the police arrived.
Dent and Hanrahan are engaged in
making a handbook on the races at
Emeryville and were drinking in the
saloon when a tall man. wearing blue
overalls and having the appearance of
s country laborer, entered the place.
While he was playing the machine Han
rahan askod him why he did not put
enough money in the machine to win
drinks for the crowd.
This remark caused a flpht_in which
Dent joined to assist his companion.
As he did so the stranger drew a re
volver and fired five shots at the' two
men, A bullet entered the leg of each.
The wounded men *vere taken to the
Central Emergency HoFpital for treat
ment.
RKCTOII'S WIFE DIES
OAKLAND. Jan. &. — Sirs. Jennie M.
Saunders, wife of the Rev. M. Saun
ders. rector of St. Luke's Episcopal
Church of Merced, died today at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. G. A. Han
more, at 570 Twenty-seventh street, In
this city. The deceased was 52 yoars
of age and had been ill only a few
days. She was a prominent member
of the Order of Eastern Star.
Humphreys' Seventy- v
Seren Cures v Colds and
A neH^klnd of Grip Is prevalentl It ls
not the cncczlng; couching kind, but is
Just as bad, If not worse, than the here,
tofore familiar kind of Influenza.
It starts with general weakness and
chills in hands and feet, followed by a
hl^h fever. The temperature, rises
rapidly and tho patient aches all. over.
The outbreak of Grip has been wide-
spread lately, last week's damp weath- .
er having helped It along. The doctors
ear . that tbe new style of Influenza,
without /Coughlns and s-neezlnsr. has
been the common variety this season.—
Exchange.
The use of "Seventy-Seven" breaks
up the grip.
At Druggists'. SS crats or mailed.
HnmpUrPTß* - Hosxea Medicine Co., cor. Wll-
THE. SAN • rFRANCisCO^dALU; 'SUNDAY, - JAISF UARY.:Uv iwS
I Will Make MilHons---Invest W^ to Share With
Me^oaMnst;'^
J^__?S^P^S^l§ ! S_ii^Sßl__SSßs_si_S^S^l »* I . r i n •\u25a0machine *hop «vnd braeu foundry In Mlnnoapoli*. I did the repair work for the Electrical BE QUICK AXD GET A fXTPUn UTT& j
'" ?vf eet Rall^ays of St. Paul and that city. I waa a. auccessful as a mechanio and floctrlclan In INCOMJB
I' ' '^t^^i^^&i^^W^t^9^S^N^^^^^&i^^ • .'this ropalrlngr that I waa requested to change every dynamo put In by the General Electric Co. l
b^^^f^^j^^^^^^^^^^^B^fsS^SSS^S^^^t^^i B&W t^ 1 ® troubles of the street railway managers. I found the present system or running street _*«,. •— cry 10 \u25a0__.«•, $49 eua.
K^vll?y^^S»^?^j^^^fi^^^^^^^^jj^^^^^r^iVSy^Pj^S^^tf^j \u25a0 was entirely wronff. i •„ " . " For every 100 iharca, $450#ke*wlk
<^ I n^ C u^ I _y b ricc^ ll rSll^ y , Wlth A-r .«b.r «n^e. .« .U.,^. „ f j
§Wm^^SmW^m^^^^^^^m f^v. always been a successful manufacturer and Inventor. I have had charge of 200 expert GOQO .kare., at th. .am. rate.
mechanics at one time. - All of my Inventions have made ffreat successes and enormous sums or „ -^_..
*^^^^^%^*^^'>-VT^ s ~Z\x3f£J&!a%m . money. The great successful barb wire business to-day ls built on my patents. orn EAST MOXTHLT FATUKS.
* - Th * beBt mone y being made to-day In the manufacturing of harvesting machines la rery largely p_AX
M^^^^S^- \u25a0\u25a0" ' ' '-?Sift^^^^ l Invented the n flr O st%witoh and turnout that pre-rented the trolley wheel on trolley cars from For e-ery 10 .-are*. giO omm\ a-d €
b*^V«'/:" '/- > 'H-^l'^^^'l comtantly Jumping the wire at crossings.' • monthly payment* 88 each. Total, |43.
; :^ Vr* r ' For fourteen years I have studied how to malte cam nm faster, cheaper, safer thaa-ever before. For erery 100 shares, 8100 eh ml
K^^^BBiH_i_l^i-iif^^iiSHHSi I »m- done experimenting. * Vf; 6 monthly paymeaU $89 each. T-tal,
p^^^^^i * • ye a * *- as * tne Greatest invention oi I H.s teniury _ or . «_»^ .._ to
l wlll remodel the whole railroad business.: There ls not a railroad In this country but that v ojrport-_iry get by -lihont
> ™$%&& l 8& b.b ._ y CO oX 1 r le . d y. t t°.m dOPt m> ' SyStem> beCaUS ° "1S CheaPCr< faSter> 8 '» *< -> '™ cs/pJ-ib? bu 7 S
P> l^^^^^WlW Beca^^m^^ ~» V£ jSXf £k^Ti
'' ' ' Ks^'^K^SSeJl trolley and present third-rail systems cannot be depended upon for long distances. Their motors eou.d be h*d for gx*n moacy. sb<l litir •«\u25a0»
*"' • ' &&i(3Ki&Wi%l>&'isM wSm are likely to burn out any minute. "With my system I can run a train any distance In any kind of it sell for thirty times w_mt h« could h*i*
i^^^^l^^ttftifVm* s'^5 '^- iV V""- /t'yj^^__^^^^ weather, without a hitch or breakdown. SO to 200 miles an hour with perfect safety. By my system bonjht lt for. - .-,.
mfflM£rS£MsS£E§si ':r?>& '^-i^S^^^^^^ l f a wheel broke or a rail broke the cars would stay exactly In position on the track. They could
f^S»SSß33^S^A<^ :^^^^^W^^&mSa not^do otherwise. They could- not Jump the track at any speed. It would be Impossible to run I«m*• »c c nee .wy «my ftt« tA. M. ss.
Uli^^^S^eK- \ - ' '/^^_a«l «_s^_^^^ my cars off the end of a track into a river where a bridge Is open. My car would stop itself even »P- M. Next S.ttu-.ay nijht until 0 .'(-ock. •
I^_^^^_K^_^W^W^^-^^^?S ff the leverman were asleep. ' ... "you caa't call. writ, for bookl.t and «a-
-S^^^^^^v^'M '-''-T^lPriSPli^'B^^J ' I know this whole system to be a success, because I hare tried it for two years. During that *ia«"» report*.
Kip^^^^^Sh^^^^^i^"''-' K '^-Ci- ' v^^sKn time millionaires have tried to get control of my system, but I would not let them, because I pre-
Wp^^&Sxv^^^x^^^^t •^>lS^%' i JM_sS«*'^^^af!_^^9 ' ferred to protect tny own and small stockholders' Investments. -_ H . _ i^b^^ _«_,_______ aHMMHaa — — — \u25a0
m^^^^^^^Q^^^'W^^UW^^^^ ' Charles T. Terkes offered me $100,000 If I would throw my Invention on the scrap pile and ______ _____ _ .----_
__3_l_^^l§^^^l^Sy^^i|^_i^t SSS^3SS»^ forget It. He did not want to be compelled to changre his old cable system. POINTS TO REMEMBER ABOUT
!_§_^^>«^^^^l-^^;v* ;;^_^^^»S**^W^l^^^ ' Tom Johnson of Cleveland offered to furnish $200,000 for my patent rights for over eighty miles THIS SYSTEM FOR, STREET
~ Wall) street capitalists have made five different attempts t« v galn control over the Leffler Elec-
PAVT* \V. LEFFLER trie System, and wall street generally knows .a good thing when it sees it. I nould not afford to 7? tv * *,~ ?• OTOTh »- ( J wires. _*_ttW
wSi * f^?in^"i. «f^nfnn? imn™«n.«.M to Trnrv^MnK company, andto fcvery stockholder, that I will personally see to lt that every mn and .woman who Caa be ma faster. saf«. easier *n<\
SieWnir "I".™. ™£jr,*™a™£llMn?l£Snl£-'- Ik investment in this company will get a square .deal. This is a square deal , from start mor^eomforubly than aa, ether -yrtea
of Leffler Electric System. -- to nnlsh. v, s c!les - er to oper - te> -„, - half i, B ,
You'll Have to Be Quipk-to Get In Before Next Advance
TrJTzr^rir;. ipf^KSS
I I « b l« r ' U n^". y ,n J rin^r. ?n this countn ? have electrical emtlneers in this ceuntry. who . have be necessary for, yon <• act NOUfT This Block „*.** and rtlre'ons^ _Sat 2
All or any .bar.; of the capital cTreful" P c-amW C Sy .y B t^' .Sr^en^on egrfWljr «.»!»- th. .yste-n. They fully 15 »- »J^ ao^ to «^ to^dT.^ "T^ J^^S^lv* l^^^ S
.tool, ef t^Letner EleotHc Sy-ten, .^^^Za "weinve received reaue.t, fron, no &£% \^J^^^^ g £&r?& BSSSS SSS?,^"^
!^S^«?Mps -->l=3e_^^?Si: $mMm^OW^WM B^^l3telH3^^
said Compa-y at lt* executive oflw , n(1 practical and point out many other fea- . to yo« i at any time. • Eyerythln^ is ami will lt ,s, s t-po-r^l. for man or beast to f«t
KH-»3E^3^ ro^ ES ~iliiiiiiSrl \u25a0 i
th«t .11 -tock .o «^ercd for redemp- "™- ™< f^ r « wi » be » eDt t0 \u25a0m \u25a0 ""* THIS IS YOUR CHAXCK-ACT K"^^, 'M S^'l*^ POINTS TO REMEJIBER ABOUT
tion, *vttii!n any C lvea period, may upon equest. WISELY ANT> QUICKLY for life. It is the chance of a centnry. If top l pwi ™««Tr« -t«aVc
(.bare eyuaHy and proportionately. in - AUTOMATIC SIGXAIi' SERVICE - , , _. „ you miss It yon will reßrct lt all your life. * Htl LWIJ-LK SWTJkM tak.- -
r, M ..* . ,_,,,, ' jii.iujia.iv Don't let this opportunity slip by. A» soon < . IXO THE PLACE OF PRKJ-
Hovrever, the -lock of tfcl- Com- , tb!(O i utP j y cr event collisions. Everrwherc as tne world le«ni» . what a simple. moae.T- ABOUT THE STOCK rv,r stiTix, ninw.v.
pany Is only redeemable from fumta a car mores lt send* signal* ahead and betlntl.' g aT i ng and -noncy-earning. eyatem this ls the — -> l >I_JIM HAILWAII.
received, or to he received, an royal- It i* not iffectrd by storms or any wcathrr m one.v-makinir instincU of the railway man- This company lt not loaded down witb a lot It doM ,_ a _ e - t <—i- w ith locomotfraa
tl~. fiAim r-'-l-v-atl rrni-anlM iikln- coudltloa. . M.T sfffnal system does not require agCT9 wm force , nera t0 _ aop t it. This will of watered stock. Neither is it a promoter* i k«m rate" Sn Jtarte mrlßM^i S
tlea frtjm ra.Kcart companies u«.In fc oi;hcr hand or mind of man to operate it. No - eaa million* for the stockholders. The company. If is a straight, equal* deal. <ll- I^ll Smfiar Sa^r _ad «_m__w _L '
the patentii of thin Company unilff or po]rs a _ expose where storms can nroats atul dividends can't. help but be some- rectly between yon and tte company. There Is chines. «xp«naiT« ma-
license, and after proper notice, an biow them uoti or interfere with them. ,If thing wonderful. - absolutely no freew-out scheme raised up in a _* .«" \u2666 -rw»
\u25a0 fnremaid wlilrli niav be received throueh forae accident one slpnal is broken, .• Great fortunes are made nowaday* by peo- tangle of preferred and common stock, nor Is A speed or BO to -00 mliaa aa boat can
afore«ain,_wnicu nia> oe receoea otherwise put .oat of commission, another pie who make Judicious lnrestment of their there any oGier style of bocn» pocus. Erery >>c replarly reached and malntaiaad tot
from >tockbulderit direct, or from slj _.j lmmti [n,lj taken its place. Every iavlnes and earnlags. :.i. share of stock stands exactly on a level wlt_ a-ydlgtanc.
such cf nairt railroad companlea am train dispatcher and operator on the road can Saving money doesn't make yoa rich.' It every other share. Ren* wlnUr and nmnwr alikt. W«t
have received said Mack 1b payment to to sleep, and my algnals will work perfectly | B ma ktn2 tbe money work for you while you Only a small portion of thlft stock ls beinz affected by Ice. ouo— , creas«, dirt. sf««t.
for tronsnnriatinn \u25a0 or otheririke snd safely. Kven the trainmen hare nothing - rP working that brings wealth. ' <iold .below par. If yon d»slre to «ret in on rain ©r any otber weatber condltloa.
TTT>-^-TTii'r> itnwrvpn -- .«--k t0 <*o with them. -v. There i« no^forsetting. Invest .your sarinßs in something sure to the ground fioor It will be n»ceswy for yon l«w than one-onart»r of th. fa«t ia
PROHDI.D, HOWEIER, no Mock E -. r _ „,_,,, j - orks automatically. When trains bring the greatest retnrns. Bankers get rich to act at once. Remember this it no untrieT needed. onß-^aan.r oi „• n« w
\u25a0ball be redeemed i:ain after Slay co-ne together too ' closely, head on or from by doing that with the monoy you deposit experiment. We have a car all made and »n Trains caa b» started and «topp«d quicker
10th, ,J!)»S>. except at the option of the rear, an -lectric bell rin^s vigorously in the with them, and they pay you only 3or 4 per ( exhibition which will show any one exactly! than by any ctber system and without
<Mm Comnanv leverinaa's cab. • t\ ": «%nt for the use of your money. Why 'not what our system ls. Come ana see for yorr- • aisconifort ti> passtnzer*
P J> _.„_ ITVn -- insoiTlTE CONTROL do as tho banker does and get all .the proflts , eJ f exactly \u0084what, what we hare got. Yob will 'Power houses can b»" placed 200 talla.
——-—————«— ————-—\u25a0— — i \u25a0___«__ CARS U>DER ADSOL.IIIIJ V. UA yourself? ... fliirt it a marvel of simplicity and practi- apart
i* i. .11 ~.n»r~iiMt hi An* lorer The lever- Here Is such an opportunity as may never cabillty. Tou will not question when you : No brakw are recnired. The ctoDOln. ls
THIS CONTRACT MEANS - m " •• • }[ «?"? and rev°r»^ witb the same come your- way again. . Such great thinjsaa lt. that thU company -will become the ji, "rmstatTcirnt
.„ . . P an " ta c''-_* v frf' *i^t r-i? erTa^ dirt and thl » do not come more than weiai cen- owner of one of tbe greatest electrical manu- There is no » flntt^nlns : of ta« wh««l« aa« I
that this company w_l pay you fuU face valne lever. |aow Meet, rah! grease . dUt and - { carefully, facturjng pTants In tbe world. The company | eoSSJSeat "ntar of th. clrs? WbSll ;
for every share of stock you • buy out of the Z^ro\ of th^tr or tri'n \u25a0 '\u25a0 and intelllgentlT . lurcstipate every claim I fca , Something so much better and so much do not grind on the rail" to, stirt trai_C
revalue, paid by railrcad corapame. using toy CODtrol ° f * he C " OT . tra - n - \u0084 , . make Go into it: thoroughly Find ou VJor father in advance of - anything else .ever Sence no hole, ana d-prwMteu arTmad-
.^tem. ft TUB BUSINESS WILL BE IMMENSE *gg&^£g£s*2R **"*- *" ™" \ J^^^^&'S^^'^S^
You can use your stock a* cash in payment because before long we will be putting my cent unless you are perfectly satl«Qe<J. I . „-.*„ -- *-i-^,«-i,- „\u2666 ---- i pracucauy ao repairs wm cc ne«aea.
for far. or freljht oa any road using my sys- system on all the standard, street and inter- tave, jnst what I claim to have. Ask all the . Call, write or telegraph at once . \
ten . urban railways. Just think what an immense • .'. : A v • *.
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w'.U h-ii to p»y cur company n royalty *-v«"-y lr '^' railway equipments aud cars. Another .\u25a0>\u25a0*\u25a0 ' -^- -^ ' ' * - '.' ' \u25a0 "' l ' <' '
ycer simply for tLe right to use It. Tiic.«e linn employs nearly ni m*ny more. There arc . <^<^^^ ' ''''.' lii^iS^^'lS^H
It means faster and cheaper travel and ' "" '* " ..'"'\u25a0 i . \u25a0 \u25a0 .\u25a0. \u25a0 ..
tSSSSS'S-S SiaSSuKS? 1 ' to tb " "' lrOß ' manaser " " d This Leffler Electric Train Will Run 8o to 200 Miles an Hour Without the Possibility of Jurrrping the
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" h T^°^°. U i. r ''Fi.TLY fi PAin and non-as- LEFFLER ELECTRIC SYSTEM (Inc.), CHICAGO.
BESSABLE. tte wonders of the simplest, most perfect sys- . Nt ' t
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAY EVENINGS
UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK
MUNICIPAL BONDS
MUST BE SOLD
Unless the Board of Supervisors re
ceives bids on January 28 next for
municipal bonds offered for sale to the
amount of $1,523,000 it 'will be abso
lutely impossible for the city to carry
out a number of street improvements
for which property-owners In various
localities are clamoring. , The proposed
work, which includes building of sewers
and repaying of roadways, is deemed of
urgent necessity and has already been
recommended to be done by the Board
of Works under plans and specifications
prepared by the City Engineer. The
recommendations for street work and
the estimates of cost are as follows: .
Paving — Fillmore street, from Bush
to California, $7000; Fourteenth street,
from Valencia to Harrison, $24,000;
Sixteentli street, from Valencia to Fol
eom (additional), $5000; Butter street,
from Van Ness avenue to Sansome
street, $67,000; Ellis street, from Stock
ton to Larkin, $5000:' Shotwell street,
from Seventeenth to Eighteenth, $6000;
Howard street, from Seventeenth to
Eighteenth, $7500. New sewers-r-Nlnth
street, from Bryant to BrannanV; $5300;
Fourteenth street, from Howard- -to
Harrison; $48,000;: 'Eighteenth stree.t,
from Church to. Folsom, $115,000; Po«
trerq main sewer, $110,000; North Beach
malri sewer. $75,000. .
In* addition to the foregoing the
street committee of the Board of Su
pervisors Is in favor of recommending
the repaying of Fillmore street, .from
Turk to Sutter, but- is awaiting the
receipt of. bids "for the street and sewer
bonds before taking formal action.
Outside of the recommendations men
tioned there has already been ordered
street work at a. cost of $39,407 '1n ex
cess !of bonds; previously' sold for ' the
purpose- and sewer work' in ''excess .'of
$179,287.28 of bonds fold. It will there
fore , be - necessary « for public-spirited
citizens ' to", purchase the entire^ amount
The Undersigned is Our Fiscal Agent for the West. Address All Inquiries and Orders to
-«???_&»_ and webster 1720 GEARY STREET sanfrancisco
of bonds offered for sale in order that
the improvements in their /respective
districts may, be carried out. .' \u25a0\u25a0':-.
Moneyed men in Fillmore street. Sut
ter street and 'Mission improvement
clubs have, already -expressed their In
tention to bid 'for the next issue .of
bonds,'- which pay 3% per cent interest
and are i free of taxes.
The * street comnaittee is also prepar
ing to recommend, the improvement of
Sixth street and also the repavlngof
all streets, south of Market street In
accordance .with a resolution of inten
tion to reduce the width -of sidewalks
in that district, but;the-bonds must.be
sold or the work cannot be done. :*\ "
ROniJED O.V STREET CAR
Miss NY Hengkel, living at "2Bl •Bart
lett street, reported^ to the police-yes
terday that a :purse l containing . $12.80
had been snatched from her hand ; .on.a
Fillmore ; street' car on Friday evening.
The car was crowded and Miss Heng
kel was unable to point out the culprit'
I January Clearance Sale Now On At .
I DISCOUNT ON EVERYTHING
I Marbles. Bronzes, .'Lamps, Open-Stock. Dirinerware,
I Pictures' and ; all>variet} r . ! of; Art- Goods.
I We ; have just received a shipment of CHinese and
| ' Japanese^ Furniture; Very .suitable fo/ halls and living .
I - rooms,: which -will interest you. . •" .
1 1645 California Street Ju_t Below VAN NESS
HIGH SCHOOL LADS
IN DISGRACE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TUB CALL.
Jan. s.— Members^ of the
North Division High .' School team of
Chicago, which was defeated^ New
Year"s day.vwho saved themselves from
arrest* by' disgorging a wagonload'of
sweaters, shoes,' gloves,' souvenir spoons
and other g things 'too * numerous to
mention, broke in , thirty-eight lock
ers at the -University of Washington,
/where they were given " the .use of the
gymnasium and baths, for .which' they
were compelled to pay $25 damages. /
\u0084 Not. satisfied with- looting' the uni
versity gymnasium, i they , ; took -turns
around the battleship Nebraska, but
found the guns too heavy to carry off.
Tho steamship Minnesota also came in
for ' a sweeping at the hands of the
rapacious youngsters. After it was
discovered at the university what had
taken place Registrar Condon, Coach
Place and* Physical Director Connibear
went to the Savoy Hotel, and accused
the boys of the depredations.
:. 'At first they were sullen, but finally
confessed and opened their bag-page. It
was finally decided not to take the
matter-, into court. The Chicago boys
excuse themselves by saying that they
iwere , simply grabbing a . few ; souve-
STRAUSS, GREENBERG & SACHS
4241-1245 Van Ness Aye.
Announce Their First Great
January Clearance Sale
Ladies' Undermuslin
Every Garment . in : our vast \u25a0_ assortment, from the lowest
price td the finest hand embroidered Underwear, will be placed
on sale for the balance of January at u^ ti '-J.
_w \**r ./\*- •"-\u25a0-'. \u25a0\u25a0.^^X'JL •
bur marked prices.
STRAUSS; GREENBERG & SACHS
1241-1245 Van Ness Aye.
nlrs. Dr. Boynton, who had them la
charge, frankly admitted their dis
grace.
OAKLAND, Jan. 5. — Carpenters'
Union No. 1667 Installed the following
officers last night: President, T. 11.
Hart; vice' president, C. H. Lucas; re
cording secretary, T. J. Walsh; finan
cial secretary, C. C Meyers; cqnductor..
T. J. Morse; trustee, J. C. Martin; au
ditors, A. B. Lewis and J. J. Victory. '
Other teas and coffees are compared
with Schilling's Best, the standard of
excellence. r^TOM- *
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