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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1897 e e R G 2 13 FOUSES TO LET. 149 TayIoi=S TWL A i+) uy froat rooms; reasonable. AND BASEME 1 Tonth st. ] ROOMS, YAKD L ch : T: RE 1'\\ WINDOW HOUSE, 6 ROOMS AND bath: studle. 1809 O'karreil st. |® Goe . OF 6 KOOM DLO. 1 Pagest = ROOMS; o388_ScCOND | R .. 'Key at 539 * econd st. 22 415 | ladies o PER| 4o v ‘14) VAN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS — Continued. FFRSONATS. Turk Street. NICE SUNNY UNFURNISEHED easonable. TURK—! rooms with ba h: reni NY ONE KNOWING THE WHEREAEOUTS £} of KATI: SMITH, or KATIE FANDER- ANDA, can learn something to her advantase by addressing A. FANDERANDA, 216 Minna st. Twenty-fifth Street. TWENTY-FIFTH, FEW DOORS EAST of Castro—2 sunny unfarnished rooms, uitable for light housekeeping; bath and inundr; yirnt b 4 Ness Avente. —NEWLY FURNISHED O housekeeping 100ms. MS: - 6378 SECOND SI.; 8 1. Key t 539 Second st. 817 PER OMS: NEW HOUSE RN TM- O provements: 45 Feders r mouth to | ants. Key at 539 st. | € OOMS AND BATH: NEWLY PA- | ( and ard. 2128 Mason st. | mitted Miscelianevus. WO MODERN' PARLORS; GAS: GRAT closets; 8 windows; sunny co light housekeep:ng per- Address H., box 10, bath car iine; priva e family furnished if desired. all Office. WO SUNN HOUSEKEEPING W ILLHUGO LILIENTHAL PLEASE LEAVE his address a‘ the Call Office, Ouk! 2 I(RXGL['I' HEALTHY BOY, 3 RS OLD, ° for adoption. S., box 33, this office. EDUCATIONAL. ESS COLLEGE, 24 POST— Tiookkeeping, busivess practice. shorthand, iyplng, telography, languages, Engiish branche electrical ensmeeflng: 20 teachers; 15,000 gradu- ates; day and evening sessions; catalogue. TE THE LEADING COLLEGE, 823 Montgomery st.: individual instruction 11 shorthand, typins. bookieeping. telegraphy, etc.: 1ite scholarship $50: low rates per week and mo. EALD'S BU: RS. DR. NICK RETUKN LD; SULPHUR M 178ichat . oo J. Blll,lu\" TO MANKIND. Ps rofessor de 200's Rheumatic Oil. Havin suffered for over 20 vears wi:h th's dreadful dl: erse and tried ali possible means 1o alieviate ihe pains, I at last have discovered a remedy which relicve the same: price $1 a bottle; orders from ll!:‘t»(‘i?‘:ln gfiplo;nll),l,ly“eg—cnv»d Call or write 3 . Di- ROO, 818 Geary st.; hours, 8A M. U nd 20 4 P, M. T8 rheus DVICE ¥KEE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPE- cialty: private:’ no chargs unies all lawsults, B ess successful! JTIEHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINE~S College, 723 Merket st.; students trained: office sitnations secured : lowest Fates or credic for tuition. NEERING SCHOOL: . MEGH. ELEG, civil, mioing, survey, sssay. archit. X ray taugin;es. 1864. A.VAN DER NAILLEN, 748 Mkt GUKKEEPING THOROUGHLY IN 6 W EEKS or year's course free; only accouniant teaching. TARK, room 572, Purrott Emporium buldinz. FLASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— 1> Private theatricals arranged: pupils rehearsal o1 etage. K. 5and 12,1. 0. U. F. bivek. Tth and Mk TOICE, DRAMA. ORATOKY: PRIVATE and class. PROF. ROSS, Donohoe building; bours 12101 and 7 o 8. oS OLE, TATIN, MATHENATICS: BNG: lish literature a specialiy. MISS ROULSTON, 724 O'Farrell & - ERY LIFTLE . claims, collections, wills. deeds, eto. : i X T 7 HE TALK OF THE TOWN—THE NE —————————————————————— BOGMYS AT LB i Turelmelns'u lasn dm‘:ms. including wine: J¥ - oo Bt one: mu-ic during meal hou ot COTTAGES 10 LET. | Eda, cet. near ‘i hicd. 5 AL SOt s, UNNY: 4 ROUMS, YARD, CELLAR: $1L | (29¢) EDDY, NEAR CELY FUR- i THE PEOPLE'S UNE DULLAK MEDICAL S hecon or. berween Brannes ot dammsend " | 632 nishea’ bay-wistow. suany room A'institoce, all cass trencel o on A DACAL small room ana board if required: in private 7, BCOMS, BATH, BASEME: ND STABLE: | family © rent reasonable.’ 120 Fillmore s e e SSHOR — 77 | (27 EDDY—SINGLE FRONT ROOMS YOR 7% COTTAGE _OF 6 ROONS AT 711 | 537 fok veny o aan st ; rent $11. Ap- | By Laurel #ve., near bisement; rent $11. AND BATH; | | QUERMAN APARTMENT | D e Eighth Stree HOUSE . mear Market; furnished and unfurni OTTAGE TO0MS NOTTAGE; 5 ROOMS AND BATIH. 236 COL RoyAL mousk, 1 L1$ — INCANDES- = = : ining daliy papers: smoking-room and ladies NICE, CLEAN & AND 5 ROOMN open all night: rooms per night, 35¢ o 2 SEEGHE SEhons Imanth, $8 to £30: fire es- L ROOMS. 8175 OLRICH, 41 Y CPPER FLAT Folson SUNNY UPPER 1 SUITEK — NICF 2 fla: newly papered: yard: $15. 1 MISSION, NEAL ELEV. 2 sanny, papered rooms; HED ROUMS. 7 Gesry st. SUNNY COKNE wiy painted: 7 rooms: bath. 52 South Purk. {ENT_FLAT OF ¢ ROOMS: GOOD C larand yaurd. Chesley st., off Harrisoa, Seventh and Eighth, 2| A BAY-WINDOW FLAT—& ROOM~. 14 $15. Nos off Howard, bet. = x¢h and Seventh: FLAT, 4 KOOMS, HALL, S PAR- | o) 107 i and e 16004 - tevenson sc., near LOWER FLAT, 642 CASTRO ST., : Nineteenth, > rooms, porceluin bai Suerrero st., hear Army, 4 rooms, por- | FIES1CLA | 830 Pine st.. ! "NICE SUNNY FLATS: 8 D 5 RUOMS | — and th; very reasouabe. 2 and 6 Zoe st.; | Fey iu grocery | T0 [ 22 THURTEENTA-SUSNY BaAv-wix: <2 dow upper flat 5 rooms and bath; mod- ern improvements: near Scott st | NEW F_ AT 4 SUNSY ROOMS. % $14. 26" tloya st ot Scois, near Waler. | y TEHAMA—FL ne vard T AUY; 8108 ROOMS: | FLals NUW ¥ and up. SPECK & CO.. 602 Murket st. M FLAT; FEDERAL PLACE, OFF FE SL: 10 & tenant without children: $10 539 ~econd s AT & 3928 Nineteenth st., bet. capes < week, $2 to $3 elevator on oflice fo now ready nex ot 65 rooms. ch ToOm ¢ DALLS. K KAMONA, 180 31 ART. manager—A quiet cated: newly furnished: elev: 7 NATE A H—PLEASANT om: $6 month 271 FOLSOM, NF Fuiton Street. SUNNY, ¢ sun, FUR- room; ON — SINGL 9O GEARY 227 Teoms suive or ©OQ GEARY., COK. TAYLOR-S 438 er'sui e, with dining-room » Y] GEARY — NEWLY FUKNISH 801 fooms: centrat: reasonable: new corner iat. \ ARTINETTL, 1101 G RY.,BW. U M Nes=Siktes and sinzles: newty fus olden Gate Avenue. ELE( or singl . -0 GOLDEN t;xH',i. VE. 520 fvinea room: suite noward > hom () HOWARD, CORKNER SIXTH—NICELY beds, $1 5010 82 30 u week. $1 25 to $1 50: doubt OF 4 HOWARD_LARGE ~UNNY BaY- 254 window room with grate; aiso single chean. ) HOWARD—LARGE SUNYY FRC ) room and kitchen: yard; gas; bath; 3123 Street, )9 RAIGHT, COR. SC.TT-LARGE SUNNY { 9Z surnisbed 'room in private family; closet, st bstavd, cath: 810, i3 Jones street. ()7 JOSES—THE VAN WINKLE. NEW 207 managemen:: elegant sunny svites and furnished: bath, etc.: 510 o 880. Kearny Street, GTON HOUSE, 127 KFEARNY — ntsunny rooms,en suite and single: drs: Dished for §1: call or write. 10293y Mar Let. Mixth and Seventh, ‘San Francied rars> & REWARD FOR INFORMATION CON- Qpl( cernin: ARTHUR LAMBERT who teft home December 19; age 16, Lieight 5 feet 8 inchrs, durk complexion, brown hair, lefe eye artificial, €. M. LAMBEKT, Noth Temescal, Alameda Co. ANJO THOROUGHLY TAUGHT:; 60c A lesson. 6.3 Eudy st.: eall bet. 7 and 9 p. M. RENUH LEARNED EASILY, TAUGHT BY agraduste from Paris. J., box 10, Call Office. FANTED—AlTEACHER OF THE GRATAM system only. T., box 106, Call Office. ROFESSOK L. KANKIN—VIOLIN. MANDO- 1in, mandgla; terms reasonable, 225 Geary st. FEADING AMATEUR DRAMATIC COM- 4 pany wishes & youn 1ady o take the leaging part In a dramatic pertoraiunce. - Address L., box TARTLING REVELATIONS, The incapacity of medicines to reach RHEU- MATISM and NEURALGIA in spite of the per- sistency with which ihey are used by every one but h-ps (0 emphusize the fact that LK. SMITH'S ELECTRO-MEDICATED BATHS never fail to reach the most stubborn cases of these dréad dis- eases. 1f you are suffering you. too, can be cured, COME AND BE HEAL Try DR SMITR'S CATARRH INHALE cure; 50c boitle, Aadress 1538 Buchanan . H AL DEESSING 134 A AT tistic &nd that suits the face, only 25¢: sham. oo (with patent dryers) and plain hair dressing Quinonia hair tonic strengthens the hair. G. LEDEKER, 111 Siockton st., near- ANIMATOSCOF For pr PHE screen machine, machines call or address A nimatoscope Company, HFECT of hand or motor 93 Market st., an Francisco, seventh floor. GumaE, MANDOLIN, PIANG AND VOUas lessons, §3 mo. Mary Westhaus, 39 Fifth. BUUHI\'I’SU. WRITNG, ARITHMIC, GRAMR, day & no classes; $6 month. 845 Mission. NIUHTSOHOOLATRALY'S BUS COLLEG 24 N Post scommercial.shorthand, English low rates. DROF. LOUIS MERKL; VI MANDULIN, guitar, cornet: reasonab.e. 225 Geary,nr. Powell. | SRGIxG: PIANO: PARIS GRADUATE: French.German lanzuages:$2 mo. 108Tavlor,r’ HORSES, Ifififfc‘: FOR SAL G busge Market, h st ion sales every Wed- AN & DOV LE, Auciioneers. T IMPUKIUM SALES Y ARDS, 220 VA- lencla st., Js the place t0 go1f you want Lo buy. sell or exchange bLorses, bugxies, wagons or has ness; auction sales every Saturdav at 11 o'clock. W AND SECON-HANDU HAK: F0() 55T D0V Tess: il kinds: bugey,wagon, carts, suresy & rockaw: 40 cheap horses. 151 FOR ADUPTION, 'MES. H5RAY KE, 1416 Elghth st, Alameda. DUPTURE AND PILES CURED: NO U until cured: send for book. . DES. SANS FIELD & PORTERFIELD. 838 Market \V LLLIAM SHUELLS BEITRE KSOWN AS NV WILLIAM SHIKLDS, machinist, son of A - THONY SHUELLS, Glasgow, Scotiand, s re- quested to communicate with the secretary of the St Anarew’s ~ociety, Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin st San Fraucisco. Any person having informa- tin as to the whereabouts of the person referred 10 during the last five years kindly address ns ubove. ANDREW WILKLE, President: W. C COOK. Secretary. QTENOGLAPHIC SPELD CLUB NOW DEING 1 organized at Heald’s Business College, 24 Pos. the ciub wil meet two evenings each week sday und Thursday): club sees $ montn. DRIVATE DETECTIVE WOR NE AT reasonable rates: 10 years' experience; best of refereuces given: nll matters strictly conflential; address or call 228 Stevenson. A. D. WEBSTER. MASSISGOPE — NEW FROJRCTING MA- chine: uses the kinetoscope fiims; price $250. BACIGALUPL, 945 Market st. i FEEE FXHIBITION 10-DAY — RESTAU rant, hotel, men and private famiiles cordiaily invite1 to call ard Inspect Prengel’s new bro system; meat broiled by this process remsins tender ‘and retains all juice. Ladies, no black St.: finy esiaurant parlors connected wizh ex meals, American or Europe highe: edals. 124 O'Farrell st. PAETINGTON: OOL OF MAGAZINE and Newspaper Lilustration—The Christ tion extends from December 18 to January Particulars at 424 Pine st. eTv. TeSpect: [€TMY FPASONAs \'.,\\’,\u NUE HOUSE, 904 KEAKNY ST., AN ‘corner Jackson—single rooms 15, 20, 25. 50 cents per nizht: special rates per wees or month. Larkin Street. £1© LARKIN—NICELY FURNISHED SUN- 12 55 tront room: aiso back room. Leavenworun sireet. H — NICELY FUR- single sunny rcoms; run- 306 ning w L n BUESEL ©°S COKN CUBE—SUEE GUKr FOX : 25¢. 327 Montgomery. \NFD. PRESSED, $1: REPATRS 181 Montcomers,r. . 6 tel.red 2374 W ALLPAPER, 4C A KULL: PAPER HAKG- ing. painting etc., by contract or day’s work, at yourown price. N.E MERIGAN, 1802 Webster st. ZEN—FINE CABINETS af Wil S Gallery, 1028 Market. -H VND La- and gents' HAHN 916 34. Market Street. 11292 XA RK kT ICELY FURNISHED £ sunny suite; reasonable ren 19 OUIDUOK STER EOPTICON ~HOW EVE- D' ry night cor. Market and Sixth ss.; artistic ad- veruisements in liviug light: promoters of busi- ness, Consalt OWL ADV. CO.. 1140 Market st. NODEBN FL. > $16: see them. AND A Seventh st. VERY LITTLE | HAMMONDS, 10 | Frans KENT FO. CALDWIN & Clay Streert. UNFUR- | HOUSFK erourd floor rivae hovse. SEPING: 8 rooms aud roomy Eddy Street. - EDDY FRONT 1g; also s ROOM, FOR gle; 10w re HOUSE- t; private | sonable. | 81 667 MINNA. cok E GrEMT GU=r 3 1035 MARKE night. 35¢ 10 §1: weex $160 10 $5: tamiliv Mason street. NATIVE sunny rooms; OPPOSITF SONS’ rea- M Street. Allist NICE 9 =~ MCALLISTER, NEAR LARKIN 30D 2oy rooma: neivate smfips bath: FLECTRIC LIGHTS 1IN EVERY. BOOM Winchester House. 44 Third st, rr. Market 200 rooms, 26¢ 10 $1 50 per night: §1 50 to 6 per week ; free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. R-BEDS AND PIi- 70 3iission, cor. bi. ULMENT UF MAR terms of payment obliging: legal every- where. Address lock box F, 906 Markel st., S. F. IBEKAL ADVASCES UN DIAMONDS, JEW- 4 elry, etc.: lowest rates. 948 Marketst. riag )RY HOWAED, CORNER SIXTH—NICELY C+J turnished suites £3 50 & weei; single beds, 5 10 §1 50; double beds, $1 50 t0 $2 L0 & Minna Street. HTH-NEWLY FUR- nished bav-window rooms; $1 & week. Eightn Streer. 1 09 FIGHTH_NICE SUNNY +} roows for light housekeepin Fur~tsaep | H Mission Street. ANCOCK HOUSE, 781 MISSION: SELECT family rooming-house: $1 60 t0 $6 per week. Lilis Street. FELLIS—2 SMALL ROOMS FURNISHED for housckeeping: in rear: ch | T2¢ Dutoma streei. NATOMA — SUNNY FRONT suitable for 1 or 2 geutlemen; $7. ROOM UNNY FRONT and kiv FIFTH — dow roon wix. | 162 10K Stree:. POLK—LAR UNXY ROOM: SUIT- able for 1 or 2 gentiemen: gas and bath. n, | keeping rooms, $11. | ront hou: Luiden Gate Avenue. Fost Sireet, POST — RANDOLPH HOUSFE, COR. Mason: changed hands; thoroughly reno- 50 bat-win ow pariors: swaller rooms; 1 50 to $4 per week: §6 to 818 per month. 1915 SoLbEN GATE AVE.—TWO NICE | vate <J 1 O housekeeping rooms and one singzle. i 8 Haight Street. | 94 HAIGHT—2 ROOMS: FURNISHED coM. | § Z°% plete for housekeeping; gas stove and bath; | = rowurd siree.. window suite 119284 HOWARD — FRONT SUNNY BAY- B be or housekeeping; foiding | ¥ i | 125 Riceiy sarnisnea Sixth Street. SIXTH—CHEA RUNSWICK HOUSE, 148 SIXTH—OPE; D aluigh: rooms: 26¢16 $1 per night, 81 25 to 5 per week. J. G. DRAKLK, manager. , grate, closers. lounze ober, quiet people ath; $1 0 & month 1 2095 tayw CRNISIED | [ in Stockion diree.. HE EUROPEAK, 17 STOCKTON ST.—FUR- nished rooms, en site or single: hot, cold water 3 every room: baths: elevaior; transient solicited. 99() KEAR 230 or vous & With gas or co E 3 ROOMS FURNISHED | ] () TAYLOR — SUNNY DOUBLE ROOMS, ve. | $2 week; aso large parior suite; cheap for | gents. roo.. ARKIN ST, NY FURNISHED | 4991 29« pouable. Thirteenth Street. 7() THIRTEENTH—2 NICELY FURNISH- 19 il rooms for nousekeaping: $8. Diu: ket Street, MARK# roon -LARGE SUN ¥Y FRONT connecting ru 81 ms, § S CALsler Suwecs. LLISTER—ONE FURNISHED OR unfurnished housekee, [3 TRE—S1) 540 Ti e s Turk Streef. NGLE FRONT ROOM: GAS aoily D ROOMS. BOARDING A TUNNY FURNISHED ROO .S FOR G tlemen. with board. 1401 Y an Ness, cor. Bush. donble | 2101 Sietiient service: suony tarnisne EDDY — LOVELY SUNSY_PARLORS 412 3% bther rooms. with board: . 820 up. AR LIFORN]A—FIR~T-CLASS T rws.; g | terms reasonable. 100 CARDS, §1 50. SHOW CAEDS, L Tel. Black 141. HILL, 2234 Geary st. RAzox EXCHANGE, 65 \ment edge put on razor for W ALCHES, Dia; TEWE inds at reduced prices: mus: move; bulldiug tobe torn down. 5 and 7 Third st. NLOAKS, FUKS AN1) SULIS RETAILED AT Wholesale prices. Factory, 20 Sansome st. WEEK'S FOR 5 CENTS—THE £\ WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing. DEESSMAKERS, TS MADK FROM §3 UP: S SKIRTS, 760: capes, $1: fi_guaranteed. 5591/ Stevenson st CLAIRVOYANT MES, DR F CLARK, THE WORLD'S MOST famous medium of modern times. Do’ fall 10 see her it you are interested in the aftairs of life; if muarriage, Sickness, deaths, changes, travels, i VOrCes, SEparations, Iawsuils, business transac- tions, Wills, deeds and morigages. 1st or stolen property, lost_or absen: friends, interest you: it you caré to know what you shouid do 0 be suc- Cesstul, where you should” go and whom to avold, When to buy and sell 8{0xs, etc.: In a word, what* ever may be your trouble,’ suspicions or desires, call on this gifted woman and she will send vou away happler, wiser and bolder than € ver before. Hours Y A. 3. t0 8 P. .. strict. N. B.—Sa isfactlon gusranteed by mall. Send Slamp sor pamphlet, specisl terms. MBS DK. F. CLARK, 1206 Mar- ket st.. pariors 25 and 26, Take elevator. M E DE; SCIEN I1FIC REVEAL- IV er by eges and cards: tells entire life, pas: resent, future; consultations on ail affairs: noth: ng excepted; names given: rood advice: sure beip; reszores 10st 10ve by sy mpacny: mistake im- possible: fee 1: letter $2. 929 Post st., nr Larkin. QAN FRANCISCANS 18 THERE TRICKERY AND HUMBUG PROF. WILLIAMS, the Worid’s Me:lum; chal- lenzes creation by bis astonishing feats in clair- voyance. Bring him your business, speculations, sickness aud love affairs. 124 Sixth st., Carrol] bld. ME_RUTH HAKIKISON OF N. Y. MAG- netic hea er: card-reader. R 17, 1094 Powell. M BE MOREAT “BEST and medium {n cliy: fee28¢ up. 764 Howard st. (L YPSY LIFE-READ OVED T0 3 Seventh st., nr. Market; ladies 25c, gents 50c, M S ELVINA CLATRVOVANT: PICTORE future husband or 50c. 76615 Howard. NI LE, KaVEs & READS TIFE FLUBRTLY: M business advice: names given; 25¢ up. 5 Fourth MIEHASS /N past, presen M PALMIST, CARU-READER; 25¢c. 148 6th st. 5. OY AN 811 Tehamia, or. 4th. obo TANTED—2 O 8 RESPECTABLE YOUNG meu to room and board iu private family: Al T - . s Pine st. N FURNISHED KOOMS Fi t easonable. 819 i}f' ecplog; large yard. VB | SSTEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR » o Xithont bonra: all modern conveniences: loca- 2 ASlon Street. ! tion finest 11 city. SE. cor. Sanchez und Tweniy- ©7 @1 MISSION — N7 Le o | first sts. 2 25 2163 Toome: cmpie o SR RG] GEARY—-EL MONTE,” COR. TAYLOR 7 MISSIC < —VERY FIN 8217 agroom: 0. * FINE A MISSION=2 SONS sunny rooms wi.h free use of bath; able: Also taole bosrd. 714 BUSH—A FAMILY wil modern convenieices. hotel: refererces e MAE HAN-EN THE BES| FULURE SUC- cess assured; 25c; one price. 41 Minna st. M, SCHMIDT, CLALKVOYANT, TELLS past, present and _future: success Lo all: for- tunes by mall; low vrices. 838 Mission st. (; ¥PSY QUEEN HAS RETURNED: MAG- S esic healer and”card-reader. K. 1 ani 2, 1 Fifth'st. M. MABEL WOODS, CARD KEADER AND A magnetic healer; charms Rm. 8. 207 Post st. BAUMANN, BERT-KNOWN CLAIR- ©132 Turk st. $ & KONT RGOMS FURNISH: oS (S FURNISH (70 MISSIOS OZ & tor bous PrEasANT HOME_FOR 2 LITTL! CHILDKEN BOAKDED. A7 CARDS: LA, dies, 26¢: gents, SUc. 951 Mission, ur. 6th. GIRLS in refined familv at 1727 McAliistor st. 6] NINTH —SUNNY SUITE op Z1 for” lignt housexeeping, g 1O 47 IsTHS ISIED FORT | 7. SIXTH_SIOR I_JM auirea, "R T | H22 firge yard : ren: $12; wate Clharreil Suee.. HBEH-SHOP, WITH BATHS: ESTAB- s 45 BAiied 16 years: $18 per montb; key at 539 4] 8 UFARRELL_~ICE SUNNY Second st. o bty keeplng rooms; $4 rent. FPoint Lonos Avenue. 91 9() PoINT LOBOS AVE.—3 SUNNY Fy <1 20 ‘ished rooms: housekeeping; batn: 51 1o children. { | | key at 539 Se‘ond st | key 4t 558 second st. ‘Carpenter-thop; 87 per month. P umbing-shop; 85 per month. 3 De Boom st:; ore, 531 econd $14 per mont! Corner key at 539 Second st. . South Par! ——— = ————— | SOR 10 STALIEIT0 T 251 ASH AVE., bet. Van Ness ave. and Frankiin st ©¢) SOUTH PARK—10OR 2 SUNNY ROOMS; ©OZ nicely surnished for housekeeping. & JTORE, 1624 HOWARD, COx. LAFAYETTE, with fixt ures; cheap rent. e Ariieng T NT_PART OF STORE AND 1708 STOCKTON, COR. FILBERT-2 SUN. | i ny rooms. furnished compiete: yard: $10. 5 OFFICES TU LK Ter cee. 102 MASGS ZFiisT FLOOK: SUITABLS Q0 SUTTKR, K. JONES—NICELY FUR- | ——otor doctor or dres maker. 132 3iad heivated & rooms: rent cheap, I MASON, COR. MARKrI—NICELY FUR- Awelfth Sireet. R HOWARD-NICELY nished sunny offices fronting on Marxet. TOLD BY BUTH MOTHER AND truths. 1885 Hyde st. LLE 4 FLL> FEOM CRAD) 25c: 1437 o ANAEUALLSM, BS. C. CORNELIUS, TEST AND BUSI- ness medium: circle Mondsy and Wednesday. 1346 Marke: street, Mig. OSMAN, TRANCE MEDIUM, INDE- pendent card.reader. Iife read jugs, 1ove affuirs, business, mining speculations. 83% Mission st. 326 MCALLISTER—MREN (., Jg MEYER: test meetings every night. 100 ™ ue,, Wed.& Fru., 2 p.u.; trancecir., Sal. eve 25¢c: bus. sitiings $1 MES, I J WHITNEY, CLAIRVOVAY trance test medium and bfe reader. Stockton st. TPE T CIRCLE T.-\IGHT 10 CENTS, Mme Young: new ball. 418 MoAlliste; TATE-WHITING DEVEIOPING SEANCE O to-night; 2hc; sits daily. MRS.FULTON, 81 Fell HS. KLLIS, MEDIUM: SITTINGS.9 TO8, $1; circles Tues., Fri. £ 7. M., 26c. 288 Valencia. A ¥ FRAXCIS INDEPENDENT SLATE - writer. “118 Haleht st.: hours § until 6 P 3. BY ARGE LIGHT BOOM, 80x30, FIRST FLOOK, 4 suitable for doctor. 1028 Marie: st. ET T 342 turatshed o uce keeping rooms; remt re- FSK G0N 15 FINK OFFICETO LT, WITH use of typewriter, 7 Oliy Hall ave. BYFNOTESHL. YPNOTISM SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGH success grid. Hypuotic Mesmericins, O’ Farreil CLAIRVOYANT | T AND BUS. | \_\ ANT MILK-WAGON H be ch-ap, sound and good traveler. {8010 A. 3, in'rear, 822 Geary st. FINL 6YEAHOLD MARE business or private use. 605 Mcallister. 7() HEAL DEIVING AND WORA HORSES; OU weicht 1000 10 1700 1bs. £62 Howard st. "Appiy 9 JITABLY FOR WAGONS AND CAKKIAGES, BUGGY FOR SALE CHEAP T 00D Natoma st USTEES' SALE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH the terms and under (he authoricy of a certain deed of trust, duly executed by CHARLES WILLIAMS ana HARRIET A. WILLIAMS (his wife), parties of the first part, 1o HENRY C. CAM P- BELLand THADDEUS B, KENT, trusiees, parties | of the second part, and the SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, party of the (hird pars. dated June 7th, 1889, and recorded in the oflice of the County Kecorder of the county of ~hasta, State of | California, 1u Jiber No. 10f trilst deeds, ut pages 67 | and following, and in pursuance of & resolution passed on the 1¢th day of November, 1896, by the | board of directors of sald SAN FRANCISCO SAV- INGS UNLON. a corpora fon, and the Lolder of the notes (No. H308). to secure pa ment of which the | aforesaid deed of (rusi was executed, declaring that defanit had been made in the payment of the | principal sums and other sums due under sald | notes and deed of trust, and requestiog and direct- ing sala HEN CAMPLEELL and THAD- DEUS B. KENT, trustees, to sell the real estate described therein (o satisty sald in:ebtedness. ‘e, HENKY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS NT, trusteas, do hereby give notice that on TUESDAY, ihe 26th day of January, A. D. 1897, at 12 o'clock noo of that day, and at' the auction salesroom of Easton, kldridge & Co., 658 Market sireet, In ihe City end County of San Francisco, State 0f California, we will sell at pubiic auction, 10 the highest bid er, for cash in goid coin of the United States, the pieces or parcels of land situate in the county of Sbasts, State of Califoruia. de- scribed as foilows, to wit* Accordjag to the official plats and system of surveys of {he Government of the United States: In townsbip twenty-nine (29) north, range four (4) west, Mount Diabio base and meridian: Of section two (2), the east half of the north- eas: quarter (E. 14 of NE. 14), the northwes: quar- ter of th- noriheast quurier (N W. 14 of NE. 14) | and the noriheas _quarter of the Borthwest qua. ter (\E 14 of NW. 14); Iu township thirty (30) north, range four (4) | west, Mouut Diatlo base an!t meridfan; i Of s-étion twenty-nitie (29) the whole: Of 5 cuon thirty (30), the southeast quarier (SE. 14), and Of seciion thirty-five (35), the east half (E. 3a): | Containing in all one thousand two hundred and elghty (1280) acres of land, more or less; together with the appurtenances. TE.M> OF SALE—Cash in gold coin of the d States, 10 per cent payable 0 the under- sizned on the fall of the bLummer, talance on de- livery of deed, and #f not 80 paid, unless for want of title (ten days being allawed for search), then suld 10 per ceat 10 be forfeited, and the sale 10 be Vold. ~Acts of sale at purchascr's expense. HENRY G CAMPBELL, |, THADDEUS & KENT, | Trustees MRUSTERY SALE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH the teris end under the anihority of a certain deed of trust, duly executed br WINDSOR A. KEEFER, paity of the first part, to HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENT, trus ees, parties of the second part, and THE SA~ FRANCISCU SAVINGS UNION, party of the third part, dated June 28th, 1862, aud recorded in the oflice 0: the County Kecorde: of the coun y of | Alameda, State of California, in liber 445 of deeds, at pages 441 and following, and in pursuance of a resolution pissed on the ;9th day of November, 1896, by the bosrd ‘of directors of sald SAN FraNCISCO SAVINGS UNION, a corporation, and the holder of theé note (No. 11.741), to secura paymeni of which the aforesaid deed of trust was executed, declaring that default bad been made in the parnient of the principal sum and other sums due under said vote and deed of trust, and re- questing and_direc ing sald HENRY C. CAMP- BELL and THADDEUS B. KENT, trusiees, (o sell the real wstate described therein, to satisfy said inaebtedness. We, HENRY ¢ CAMPBELL and THADDEUS | B. KIENT, trustees, do hersby give notice thac on | FRIDAY. the day of Janvary, A. D. 1897, at | 120'clock noon of thaz day, and at the anction sales- | room f William J. Diogee, 460 and 462 Eighth street. in the ity 0l Oskiand, county of Alameda, Siate of California, we will sell al public auction, tothe highest bidder. for cash in gold coln of the United States, the plece or parcel of land sisaate 1 ihe city of Alumeca, county of Alameaa, State of California, aescribed s follows, 10 wit: Commenci'ig at # point on ihe noriheriy line of San Jose uvenu: distant thereon ihree hundred (300) fevt eas erly from the easterly lise of Ches: nut sireet, and running thence casteriy along sai | lineof San Jose avenue one hundred (100) feet, thence at_11zht angles northeriy one hundred aod | fifty (150) fee. thence at rizht angies westerly one hundred (100) feet. end theace at rignt sngies | souther'v one hundred and fifty (150) feet ta the | pointof commencement: Being 1013 numbers seven (7) and eight (¥) in the west half (1), block 3. as laid down and de- lineated on the ‘m#p entitled “Map of Lands Adja- cent to the (own of kncinal, slameda Councy, Cal " surveyed by James 'T. Stration, May 18t 1867,” filed Ay 28th, 1867, in_the office of the County Recoider of sald county of Alameda, to- gether with the ap; trtenances. TKRMS OF SALK—Cash iu go'd coin of the United States; ten per cent payable to the under- | signed o the fall of the lammer; balauce oi de- | livery of teed: and if not 5o paid, uniess for want | of title (ten days being allowed for search), then said Len per cent to ho forfeited, and (l:e salé to be Void. Acts of sale at purchuser’s expense, HENRY C. CAMPBELL,) q o THADDEUS 8. KENT. e, TUSTEES' § | LE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH the ‘erms and under ;he authority of a certain deew of trust, duly executed by F. M, POWELL, Darty of the first par:, to HENRY O CAMPBELL | and THADDECS B! KENT, trustees, parties of | the second part, and the SAN 'FRANCISCO SAV- INGS UNION, pariy of the third part, dated No- vember 1st, 1890, wnd recorded injtne oflice of the County K ecorder of.the county of' Tulare, State vf | Callfornig, in Liber 7 of Trust Deeds, at pages 328 | and tollowing; snd in purstance of a resolutlon passed on the 11th day of December, 1896, by the | Jioard of Directors of the Bank of Lemoors, a cor. | poration, and the holder by assignment from sa San Francisco Savings Union of the uote (No. 10,449), 10 secure payment of which the aforesaid dedd of trust was executed, declaring that defaul had been made In_the payment of ‘the principal sum and other sums due under said note and deed of trust, and requesiing and directing said HENRY | C.CAMPBELL s1d THADDEUS B. KENT, tras- tdes, 10-sell the real estate described therelu to satiafy suld indebiedness. We, HENRY ¢. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENT, trustecs, do hereby give notice that on TUKESDAY, the i2th day of January, A. 1. 1897, 112 o'clock noon of that day, and ¢ (he auction Suiestoom of luston, Kidriige & Co., No. 638 Mar- ketstre:, i the City and County of San Fran- cisco, State of California. we wiil sell at public avctiou to the highest bidder for cash in gold coin | of the United Sta es the piece or parcel of land Nituate (o the connty of Kings (formerly part of the coiniy of Tular), Siate of Callforaia, de- scribed as follows, to wit: “According to e official plats and system of sur- veys of the.Goverument 0. the United States: In:ownship nineteen (18) south, range twenty- one (21) east, Mouit Diabio base and meridian. Ot gection seven (7). the southeast quarter (S.E. 14), contaiing one hundred and sixiy (160) acres of 1and, more or less. Together with the appu- tenances. 5 Terms of sale—Cash in gola coin of the United States: 1v per cent payableto the undersigned on the fall of the bammer; balance on delivery of ed; and if bot s0 pu.d, unless for wan: of titie (ten days being aliowed ' for search), then said 10 per cent Lo be forfeited and the sale to be void.- ‘Acts of Sale &t purchaser’s expens: HENRY C CAMPBELL, THADDEUS B, KENT, ‘rustees. ——CCL, CITY REAL ESTATE. (G ILT-EDGE INVESTMENT, BUSINESS PROPERTY. NOKTH OF MARKET. 50.00(. ZALE A BLOCK FROM BALD: . . win; fine lot BUx100 feet, with old_improvements; reduced from $60,000 for quick szle: can guarantee rents to pay 9 per cent uet on new modern building to cost $50,000 addi- tional. EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., 638 Market st. M OPERS RESIDENCE. ON A CORNER. NEAR GOLDEN GATE PARK. 9'0 HAND-OME BAY-WINDOW DUV, bouse of 8 rooms: batb and base- ment; all latest improvements: in perfect condi- tion; ‘easy terms if desired: lot 30x106:3 foet, EASTUN, ELDRIDGE & CO, 638 Market 5. TLEGANT NiW FLATS. VICINITY OF GOLDEN GATE PARK. SRR OF FINE NEw FLATS L A PA NE NE $O6T50. 3t & 2ac o rooms and vath: grana view of park: ren: 5250 per month: lov 25x 121:10. EASTON, ELDRIDGF & CO., 658 Market st. A FOKCED SALE. e CHEAP MISSION HOME. AT A BARGAIN. $2925(), BANPSOME BAY-WIxDOW COT- 249V, tage of 6 rooms and bath: near Dou- glass and 24th sts.: only 4 years old; cost 360 1oz 25x125 feet; garden front and rear. EASION, ELDRIDGE & CO., 638 Market st A BaRGaIN. FINE RESIDENCE, IN THE WESTERN ADDITION. $6500, HAIBSOME uSTORY BA¥, o « window house of 9 rooms and bat sunny side of street: near Devisadero and Page sis.; lob ¥5x187:6 feet; newly decorated and paisted throughou:. EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., 638 Market st. JFINE INCOME PROPERTY, AT A BARGAIN. PAYS NEARLY 10 PER CENT. %&50 4 FINE FLATS OF 4 AND 5 b + rooms +ach: in gooa condition; close 0 Market st.; 1ot 39x96 feet LDRIDGE & CO., EASTON, 638 Market st. I(‘l.\'E LOTS. BIG VALUES. READY FOR BUILDING. $2500 ~Business property on 24th st., near Fol- som; 87:6x100: this s big value. 81825—Golden Gute ave,, near Baker; 25x137:6. $1800—2 choice lots on Douglass st., near 23d 50x100; must be sold. $17.0— Presidio Heights lot: Maple; 25x127:8. $1600—Corner on China ave., 1 block from Mis- sion roua; size 75x100: will subdivide. $1550 —Point Lobos ave., near 9ih ave.; 25x100; terms 8500 cash. balunce $20 per month, $1000—Each: San Jose ave., near 28th st.; 5 lots ready for bolding. $°00—NE. corner Silver ave. 50x10 : College Homestead. $500—K s ., near 11th avi 25x120. $426—17.h ave, near Clement st very cneap. EASTON, ELDRIDG 638 Market at. Clay st. near and Crant st.; sewered; | VW ILL BUTLD COTTAG S, HOUSES & FLATS at lowest prices for cash or installmnts on your own lot, or will furnish lot: call and examine plaus. DaN EINSTELN, Bullder, 63) Marset street. $4000. *9%,ALE OF EXOHANGE 4 . New cottage on 23d ave. East Oak- Jand: 6 rooms and batu: high basement; brick foundation; bay windows: lot 52x160, G. H. UMBSEN & CO. 14 Moutgomery st COUNTHKY KEAL ESTATE. OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS OFFICE—008 BROADWAY. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. CHARMIG HOME: BEAUTIFUL 8-ROOM 2-s'ory residence in an A1 nelghiborhood; 10 minutes’ walk to station: 8 rooms and bath: all modern conveniences: price, $4000, re luced from $6500: must be sold. A. H.'EREED & CO., 460 Ninth st., Oakland. HEAPEST LOT EVER OFFERED IN EAST Oakland: 180x100: situated on East Twenty- fourth st., near Kleventh ave.; street work done: electric cars: if taken aL ouce can be bought for $1050, less than $6 per front foot. WAl J. DINGEE, 460 Eightn st, Oakiand, 75 IO 150 FOR CHOICK LUILDING O lots fn the town of Flichburg; a new sta- tion established near Ouklaad, on the Haywards and San Leaudro local line, by the Southern Pacitic Company: only 45 minutes from San EFrancisco and 6 minutes from Oakland: electric-cars overy ©w_minutes: terms (0 sult buyem. Apply to C. M. RUNKLE, owner, 915%; Washington st., Onkland, Cal. §15(), LOTS NEAK THE ALTENHEDM TN 35 DU, Fruievale; electric cars; only $1 down and $1 a week : selllng fasi: good improvements. H. B PINNEY, owner, 902 Broadway, Oakland. WERK S A WE OAKLAND FURNITUKE FOR SALE. W EAR DIANONDS BY PATEON ZiNG H SCHELLHAAS, furniture-deater, 1ith. Oakld ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENIS ALAMEDA KEAL FESTATE. PBARGAIN-3350 CASH, BALANCE 820 65 per month: nice 7-room &nd bath hous= (also servant’s room), on Clinton ave. 3 b.ocks to local train; lot 50 feet front; fine sand beach for bathing. Address WM. P.'TODD, 1002 Broad- way, Oakland. o NEW AND MUDERN HOME OF $4L00. 7t50ms: Targs boor tn xnod netghvor. hood; terms, small cash psyment and monthly in- staliments. JOSEPH A. LEONARD COMPANY, 1864 Park st... Alameda. BERKELEY REAL ESTATE. $160 THE BIGGEST BARGAIN OF THE . season; house of 6 roums, bath, stable, chickén-house: 5 minutes’ walk from statlon. JOS. J. MASON. Berkelev. MONEY 10 LOAN, o AT 615 PER CENT ON CITY $300.000 715 201e0 Oakiand, estaces. iite insurance, second mortgages, any sum. Manhuttan Loan Co.. 10 Milis building, ground fioor. DVASCES UN DiAMONDS, WATCHES, £) jewelry: also on furniture, planos, without re- moval: lowest rates. BALDWIN JEWELKY STORIE, 948 Market st. : open evenings. NY AMOUNT; IST, ZDOR 8D MOKTGAGES, estutes, undivided interesis. real estate In pro- furniture and planos withour rewmoval. MCCOLGAN, 24 Montgomery st.. room 5. WISE AND SAVE INTEREST — MONEY loaned on’ everything. Cut Rate Loan Office, room 17, Flood building. Pledges for sale cheap. TEECT ON YOUR FURNITURE OK PIANO, no removal: no delays: - no commissions: low interest. Rm. 68, Donohus bidg, 1170 Market s:. 4'62'0 AM ABOUT TO GO EAST; WILL @D LUV, seli my 60v-acre ranch at a sacri- fice; alllevel; plenty of water; farming orgraz: ing: U. = patont: San Luis Obispo Courty. Cail or address GLORGE SWAIN, 720 Natoma st. (1 BAIN AND HAY RANCH: 16) ACRES 1IN ¥ Livermore Valley: house, barn, granary fronts on county roud; very cheap at $33 per acre, For particulars call EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., 6:8 Market st D— NI1CE LOCAIION, $200: black soil; trout stream; large timber. Call at 531 California st., room 1. OMESTE. $3-)' UO AT BANK KATE: 1s1 AND. 20, 2d mortgages, estates, rents, etc.; lend as iow as $50. H. MURPHY. 628 Market st. MPO~EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. P\ Apply MADISON & BURKE, 626 siarket st. 3 N 1ST AND 2D MORTG. . £80.000 3 tiraitura. QUIN. 55 Chron icle buiiding. URE AND PIANOS: WARRANTS SCRIBNER & Cu, 7 City Hall ave. $50 ,000; LOW ST EATE: 18T & 2D OV mortgage: iat o tnstimnt. Dryden, 535 Cal, UK SALE—160 ACKRES WELL IMPROVED property, now rented tor $300 a year: situate in Bishop, Inyo Count:, Cal City property will be accepied Ih part payment; property between Second and Fourth, from Market to Howard st preferred. Apply to 261 Minna st., or room 1, 52: Montgomery st ] 160 ACLKES OF LAND, ONE $10.000. mits Fom Deiano: a’ beantital country home. with residence modern styie of 8 rooms; b years old: 5 acres of u bearing orchard, consis'ing of cherries, orange, lemon, peach, pears. apples, plums, apricots, berries, etc. ; pienty of water to irrigate; fine barn and outhouses: soil very productive; will exchanga for improved property in Oakiand, Alameda. Berkeley or San Jose; title clear. F. . DAVIS, Deiago, Kern County, Cal $3500 Lo, CEES OF LAND, & HALF Do mile from depot site. on the new Vailey raiirosd, supposed to be completed within one ycar; 30 acres fenced: 3good wells, barns. trees. etc.: will exchange for improved property in Onkland, Alameda or Berkeley: title ciear. F. k. DAVIS. Delano, Kern Connty, Cal. LAMEDA LAND COMPANY IS SELLING ihe cheapest fruit, vegetable and grain Jand ever offered in Alameda County in small tracts: 1 mile from Pleasanton, 134 hours from San Fran- cisco; price 820 10 $40 per acre: half cash; owner must sell: tide pertect; iuvestigaie 07 Curonk cle building. TUILE HOMES CLOSE T Tows. 1M J proved: easy terms: aiso 4 {0 12 mcrs pleces on 8and 10 years credit. D. H. TWING, Sonowa City: every Monday at 632 Marke: st., 8 F. PEOPERTY 10 EXCHANGE. QEND FOR OUR LIST OF ORCHARD HOMES > for sale. WOOSTEK & WHITTON, San Joss. IMBER—1280 ACRiS; KEKN CO.; PLE. water: excellent aiock ranch. N.. box 16, C MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RE YOU CONTEMPLATING THE PUR- £\ chase of & piano? if so our warerooms con ain ihe most desirable siock from which to maka the selection; bargains for cash, insta Iments or rent contract plan: we are selling some pianos for 83, $4 ani $5 per month: beautiful pew uprights for $6, $7, 8% 39 and $10 per month; no cash pay- ment required larger than thé above amounts; all purchasers of upright pianos from us have the privilege of exchanging same fora Stelnway any time within 3 years from date of purchise withe out sacrifice. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., repro- senzatives of Stelnway & Son’s pianos, cor. Kearny and Sucter sts., San Francisco: also Oakland, Cal; Portland, Or.; Seattle, \ ash. VE. Y CHOICE HARDMAN UPKIGHT A Vil ve sold inmediately at much less than 1.3 Value on account of » former purchaser now re- quiring the cash: a snap seldom offered. Weare the wgents for the Hardman, over 50 years lu nse. in- quire of any of the 60,400 purchasers of tuis ex- quisite Instrament and thev will tell you it sur- passes all others in durability. sweetness and volume 0f tone. Prices moderate. Scveral used pianos of excelient makes a s fraction of their former price. Piano warerooms, second ti0or. Ficod building, Fourth and Market sireets. THE J. DEWING CO. W E HAVE SECURED THE AGENCY OF the wonderfol Ivers & Pond planos, a speclaliy relected siock: all siy s, uprights and grands: just received: it is impcssible to make a better sbsolutely without a weak point: sole enis for Ivers & FPond, Lindeman, Connor, Muenifeld, Haynes und Ringer pianos. J. . BOWERS & SON, Metropolitan Temple buliding. DVANCES ON DIAMONDS, JEW ELEY, 110 \ Columbia Loan & Collateral Office, § Grant ave. RIVATE PARTY LOANS ON ANY GUOD security: Jow interest. N.. box 1. Cail Office. B —— PAWNBROKERS. IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST OFF clothing. Cosmopolitan Loan Office, 49 Third. FINANCIAL, TANTED — $600 ON CITY PROPERTY vor:h $1400. _Address Loan. box 96. Call. WEDICAL. NEW REMEDY THAT 18 PERFECTLY harmiess; pever fafis in any case of monthly sickness. no matter what the cause may be. Price $510 $10. No electricly or instruments; never makes sick 10 make well: travelers belped; no delay; years' experlence: firsi-class home in con finement. Dr. & Mrs. Davies, 14 Mecallister st., pext Hibernia Bank. Cousul: free; French pili3 $2: hours, 9 A. M. 104, 7108 P 1. GUESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE- store every case of monthly sickness from whatever causé in & few hours when medicines and others have failed; no instruments used; any years' experience: every case guaranteed advice free: terms reasonable: firsi-class priva: home for confiement. MRS.’ Dif. DALEY, 113 Market gt., over the Owl Drug Store. R. FOULET'S FRENCH CAPSULES— a guaranteed absolute cure for all female dis- enses (no ma:ter whot cause): positively safe and sure; Do dang:T Or after effects: taken in time i¢ also acts as & preventive: price $1 50 per box: sent free by mail on receipt of price. WALLER BROS., 38 Grant ave. NEW PRUCESS—NO MEDICINE, {NSTRU- ment_or worthless pills used; every womaa herown physician for al! female troubles, no matter from what cause: restores always in one day: can besent and used at home: all cases guaranteed. DR. POPPER and MRS. DRS. NAILL, 518 Kearny. LL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION Trestored in a few hours: safety assured at any Unie; instant relief for travelers: home {n confine ment: consult free: coniidential: hours, 100 5. MRS. D T ADIES CHICHESTERS ENGLISHF! roval Pills (Diamend Brand) are best; safe, re- iiable: take no other. Sen d dc., stamps. for particu- lars, “Rellef for Ladles,” in letter by return mail; atdruggis’s Chicheste r Chem. Co., Philadelphia RS. GOUDWIN, SPRCIALIST: LADIES, near or far, safe, quick cure guaranteed, any Qisense or complaint: home for patients: best skili; free diagnosis: (0w fees: selt cure. 904 Mo Allisterst. LPEAL'S FRENCH PILLS—A BOON 10 ixdies with female troubles: no danger; safe and sure; $2 50 express C. . D.; don’t delay until tco late. | USGUOD BROS., Orkiand, Cal. SURE CUKE FUR ALL FRMALE Dis- eases, from whatever cause: home it confine- men: : every comfort: satisfaction guarsnteed or money refunded. MRS, DR.GWYER. 226 Tark s:. ON'I' FAIL TO CONSULT Dik. JURDAN AT bis museum, 1051 Marke: st.: his 50 years euccessful practice s a guarantes of fair treatment; the worst Cuses treated satistaciorily by mall, Nll:E PRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT at the most rezsonable price in the city. MR! M. PFEIFFER, midwife, 2012 Folsom si. 55(() FAID FOR A CASE [ FAIL T0 CURE $ ) of female complaints or diseases of the eye;consultation free. MK, DR. SCOT1,325 Geary A BSOLUTELY THE OLDESTAND Ly KGEST honse west of Chicazo i3 KOHLER & CHASE’S, 26, 28 and 80 G'Farrell st.: _pianos, or- gansand all other musical justruments, of all grades and prices: lerms eisy: prices lowest: everything po.sible oue 1o pleass und sutisry rue custom CIUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS (N Pi- anos; nee our list for this week: planos o $3 84, 85, $6, §7, $8, $9, $10, $15, $20 monthly pay- menta; fine stool and cover with each; deliverad iree anywhero in the ity and Kept tuned by ex- pert concert tuners. The ¥. W.SPENUEL CO., salesrooms 935 Market st.. opp. Mason, AINES, BUSH & GERTS AND KNABE PI anos: get our reduced prices: fine second-hand uprights, $185: organs, $35. W. C. HAMILTON, successor 10 A, L. BANCROFT & CO., 324 Post st. JINE STEINWAY URRIGHT. TN FERFECT order, great bargaln: French upright, $60; new ianos very cheap: eall and see fine stock. THE ENO MAUVALS MUSIC CO., 769 Market st. TANOS SuiLD, RENTED, TUNED, Ri- aired, polished, shipped. siofed. for lower ratcs any other firm in tae ciiy. J. HARK' TT, 526 Hayes st. DMINISTRATOI'S SALE — NUST SELL planos a. immeuse reduction for cash or on fusialiments. EATON ESTATE, 735 Market. LEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO: A BARGAIN; slightly nsed. 803 Solden Gate ave. B0, LMERSON RUSEWOUD PIANO FOR F50. suteon 86 msiniiments. 221 Leavenwort. SHAW, STEINWAY $260, CHICKERING Ans creat bargains:$4 mo. HINE,136 Ells. JPIRE UPEIoIT BIARG ARE AR EAD HARP cheap. 16 Mcallister, next Hibernia Bauk. 150, SECKER BROS: INGOOD ORDER: $ « BRUENN’S plano house, 228 Post. EAUTIFUL BrCHSTELN: IN USE ONLY 4 months: sacrifice. E. W. LICK,116 McAllister. Mia’xuncxur‘snifEWT\' UPRIGHT AND Schubert; 1ittle used: sacrifice. 1019Van Ness G. BADGER, SOLE A ENT FOR HALLET & Davis and Francis Bacon planos. 406 Sucio. YHON MALZY, 808 PuSI ST._OHMER, Newby & Evans, Eriggs and other planos. QUPERIOE VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD & NEW H. MULLER, maker. repuirer. 2 L.atham piace. DOLLAK A WEEK ON RENT CUNTRACT A Duys rew plano. 150 Euls se WLUK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS_THM WREKLY CALL. in wravger, for malling. LEGAL NOTICES. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OHN K. RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS 26 and 27, Crocker bulldiug; \elepuoue Alaia 75, Ban Francisco, Cal. GHN it AITKEN ANDMAURICE L AnHER WLYS & TawW, tous 519,916, 5l ioor, FRrrou oldg USTOM-HOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO. JAN J vary b. 1897. Notice—Certala goods remain- ing oue yeur in bonded warehouse will be sold at pubiic auction at the Uniied Stales Appraiser's Siore on the 25th of January, 1897. Descriptive catalogties can be had at ihe Custom-house on January. 1897, 61 at time and place of sale. JOHN W, WISE, Cojecior Custoims. J / MALK REGULA (1IN sate and efficient emmenazogu RICHARDS & CO..druggists, 408 €1 OME, A FRIEND AND MOT: EE'S CARE. MRS. DR. FUNKE, 1416 ighth st., Alameda FIRREGULAR ORANY FEMALE DI~EASE see MRS DR. PUETZ and be content. 20414 4th. 1) BALL 14 MCALLISTER STREET. NoR Jones. Diseases of women and chitdren. MARKIAGE LICENSES, The following marriage licenses bave been issded by the County Clerx’s office: H. 0. Witt and Amell; Allen Matlock and . P. Kaoe und Nellie F. Wright, 25—26. B, Nicholson and Lizzie M. Nelson, 34—37. 3 Filippina and Rosa Faggiano, 24 -18. A. Morece and Antonia Labarbiera, 24—17. Joe Cassato and Hosa Marcus, 23—20. F. A. Mar ne and Lizzie Mahonsy, 35—30. Thomas Hugoes and Annie Shields, 28—23, . B. Minor and Dora F. Martia, 26—265. F. Stangaro and Marceila Cronley, 21—19. 3, C. Schoknschtand Kmma Krumberg 43—38. E.W. Yethertonand Allee M. Nether o LiRTBS—MARRIAGES—DEATH ‘Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not'be Iuserted. They must be handed in a: either of the publica:ion offices and be indorssd with the name and residence of persons authorized to huve the same published. | BOEN. ARZNER~Ia this city, January 3, 1897, to the wite of Louls Arzner. a daughier. ASM USSEN—In thls city, January 8, 1897, to the wife of Geore J. Asmussen, a daughrer. BARG—In this city, December 35, 1596, tothe wife ot J. C. Burg, a daughter. BOUCHER—n Virginia City, Nev. January 2, 1897, to the wife of Arthur K. Boucher, 4 son. KNOP H—December 29, 1896, to the wife of Al N. Knoph, ason. . CATOR—Decembar 29, 1896, o the wife of George W. Cator, a son. —_ MARRIED. CANTELOW—_MILES—In this city, December 81, 1895. by the Rev. John Stephens, Clair Can- telow and Eila D. Miles, both of San Francisco. MANDEL-ELKEN~—In this city, January 5 1887, by the Rev. D. Meyerson of the Bush: street Tempie, Ralph Mandel and Belle £lken, Yotn of San Francisco. PHILLIPS—HARPER—Iu Glen Ellen, January 8, 1897, at the residencd of t by the' Rev. John Phillips, E. J. Phillips of Sonoma and Mabelle Harper of Eilen. ROSE—MACROW—In this city. January 3. 1897. by the Kev. john Step William Rose and Eilon Macrow, both 0f San Francisco. hel I. Koch, 2 | HOGAN DIED. Knoro, Albert F. Lanz. Milton L. Latimore, Eliz McEieaney, Edward Morton, David W. Nelson, Mrs. Marie P. O'Rourke, Agnes L. Piper, jonn Kober:s. Liz Steraberz, Stewart, 15'len Tweedy, Kate Wiison, Frances P. Coon, Charles D. Corvet, Rabert Corcoran, Mary E. Corleis Harrv Dewans, Michael Franks, Joseph P. Hanlfin, Dennis C. Haas, George Hesselmeyer, Dorothea Hogan. John Holsworth, K. P. Kemp, James C. Kennedy, Thomas abeth COON—TIa this citv, January 4, 1897, Charles D., beloved husbandof Susan W. Coon, and father of-Charles W. Coon of Sacramento S, Pohley of San Francisco, a native of New York, aged 62 years 4 mon:us and 10 days. CORBET—In this city, January 4, 1897. Robert Corbet, beloved fathér of William H.aod Mina Corbet, Mres. Thomas Ca Noll, & nauva of ireland, CORCORAN—A month’s mind mass for the re- pose of the soul of the late Mary k. Corcoran of Los Angeles wil be celebrated TO-MORROW (Wednesday). at 7:30 0'clock A. .. at St. Agnes Church, Masonic avenue an1 Oax street. CORLEIS—In this city, January 4 1897, Harry Corleis, anativeof Horneourg, Hanover. Ger maay, gad 39 veacs 6 months and 20 days. DEWANS—In this city, January 4. 1837, Alichael Dewans. a nutive of France, aged 51 years. A member of Californla Garrison No. 101, R. A* Al N. U #%Friends and acquaintances and ali mem- beis of K. A. aud N. U. are resp-ci- fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Wednesday). at 9 0'clock A. 3. from the par- Jors of the Western Addition Funersl Direstors, 28 California stroec, between Fiilmore wna Steiner. Interment Na:lonal Cemetery, Pres:dio. FRANKS—n this city, January 4, 1897, Joseph Pnillip Franks, beloved son of Jamesani Mar- garet Franks. and brother of James Jr., Kdward #.and Annie Franks, a native of Sun Francisco. A5 Notice of funeral hereatie: HAN IFIN—Iq this city, January 8, 1837, Dennls Charles, belovea son'of Margaret and the iate Daniel 'Hanifin, and brotherof Maurice ani Timothy Hanifin and Mrs. H. Shieids. » native of San Francisco. aged years and 2 months, 8FThe funeral will take place THIS DAY (Tuesaay), at 3 o'clock P. M., from the resi- deace of his mother. 1534 Howard stree:. thence to St. Joseph’s Churca, Tenth sireet, for services at 2:30 o'clock P. M. Iniermea; Mount Ualvary Cemetery. HA AS—In this clty, January 8, 1897, George, be- loved husband of 'Ameiia Hass, aod father of George W.. Maud, Keuben, Pearl and Walter Haas, a native of Germany. aged 56 years. A¥ Friends and acquaintances arc respact- fuliy nvited to attend the funcral THIS DAY Tuesday), at 1:30 o'clock P. M., from the fasonic ‘Temple, corner Post and Montgomery streets, under the auspices of California Com- mandery No. 1, K. T. Intermen: Masonic Cemetery. HESSELMEY KR—In this city, January 3, 1897, &g her residence, 1706 Baker sireet, Dorothea dearly beloved wife of the late Theodore Hesse meyer, and mother of Henry , Corneli, Charlotta and Emily Hesselmeyer, & native of Hambarg, Germany. [New York s Cleveland (Ohio) papers please copy.] B Friends ani scquaintances are respeci- qlly invited toactend the foneral TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 11:30 0'clock A. M., ffom the First English Lutheran Church. Geary street, near Octavis. Interment Luurel Hill Cemetery. In tnis city, January 4 1897. Johm Hogan, anativeof Castlstown Roche, Couuty Cork, Ireland, aged 46 vears 3 moathsand 10 days! A3-Noticeof funeral hereattor. HOLSWORTH—In this city. January 2, 1897, Raymond Percy, dearly beloved a1d youuges: sonof Edward J. and Mae L. Holsworth (nee O’Conpell. brother of Edward Hoisworth and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Holsworch and Jobn M. and Mary J. O’Connsll of San Diego, & native of Sau Fraacisco, aged 3 months aad 10 days. [Saa Diego and New Orieans papers Pplease copy.] A@-Friends and scanatntances ars respect folly invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock A. M., from the residence of the parents, 17 _Chaitanooga street, between Tweuty-first and Twenty-second. Ine terment Holy Cross Cemetery. KEMP—In this citv, January 4, 1897, James Clemmons. beloved husbana of Margaret Kemp, and father of Daniel C. Kemp, a naiive of Mar- blehead, Mass , sged 68 vears A~ Notice of funeral hereafter. KENNEDY—In this city, January 3, 1837, Thomas, beloved son of Micnael ‘and ihe iate Elien Kennedy, and brother of John, William, Btephen ana Michael Kennedy, & nacive ot 11p- perary, lreiand. aged 21 years 1 month and 9 duys. ‘A member of Court Seal Rock No. 45, F.of A. #FFriends and acquaintances are respact- sully invited to actend the funeral THIS DAY (Tuesday), at 9:30 0'clock . 3, from the par- lors of Theodor Diercs 957 Mission street, thence to i Patrick’s Churen for services ai 10 o'clock A. 3. lotermen: Holy Cross Ceme tery. . KNORP—In this city, Jannary 2, Frederick Knorp. bslovel Iar Willlam T., George H., Dr. F. Edward L Knorp, & nailve of Germany, aged 64 years. 83 Friends and “acanalniancey ara renass. fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Tuesday), at 11:30 o'clock a. M. from the family residence, 1027 Ellis strel:, thence (o Masonlc Temple for funeral services, com- mencing at iz o'clock M. intermen: Cypress Lawa Cemetery. Pieass omit flowers. LANG—In this city, January ¥, 1897, Mlton TLioyd. beloved son of Cardle' and the lute George Lang. and brother of Walter Lanc. a nu- tive of Calistoga, Cal.. azed 9 years 5 mouths and 13 days. [Calisioga (Cal) papers pieass copy. B Friends and_ acquaintances ars respect- sully invited to attend the faneral THIS DAY (Tuesday), 8t 2 O'clock P. M.. from the rest dence of his mother, 1 Belveder: street. cornar of Waller. Intermen: Masonic Cemetery. LATTIMORE—In this citv. Jaouary 4. 1497, Eliza, wife of John Lattimore. mother of Wil Itam, John aud Andrew Latidmore, and sister of John Johnston, a native of County Derry, lre- iand, azed 89 years ana 2 monins. & Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services THIS DAY (Tuesday), av 2 gciock . .. at 3-0 Vallejo street. Interment 1 0. 0. F. Cemetery. MCELEANEY—In this citv, January 4, 1897, Edward, beloved husband of the iate Mary Mc- Fleavey, and father of John McEieaney, Mrs. Jonn Cline, Mrs. G. Sbarbaro and tne late Ed- Ward McEleaney. a native of the parish of Cui- daft. County Lonegal, Ireland, aced 65 years. [New Bedford papers please copy.] &~ The funeral wlll take place TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 1:30 0'clock P. ., from the par- lors of the United Undertakers, 27 and 28 Fitth street, thence to St Patrick’s Church for sery- fces Inierment Mount Calvary Cemetery. MORTON -in this cttv, January 3, 1897, David W.. brotner of Robert L. Alice. Thomas L. and Johinnie 4. Morton, & nativeof San Francisco, aged 27 years. A-Friends and acquaintances ar respact. fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Tuesday), at 1 0’clock P. X..from the residence of his brother, Rovert L. Morcon. 409 Eighth avenue. Interment Laurel Hill Cémetery. NELSON—In East Oakland, January 4,1897, Mrs. Marie Paullne Neison, wife of J. C. Nelson, a native of Denmark, sged 28 years and 10 month: O'ROURKE~—In this city, January 4, 1897, Agnes M., dearly beloved daughter of Patrick and Mar- garet O'Rourke, and sister of Margaret, Thomas, Nellie M., Catherine, Lizzie and James 0’Rourks and Mrs. D. F. Murphy, anativeot San Fran- cisco, aged 20 years snd 4 months. #@-Friends and sacquainiances are respect- sully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Wednesday). at 10:30 o'clock A. ., from the “tamily residence, 816 Potrero avenue, thence to St. Poter's Church, Twentv-foustn and Alabama streets, for services, commencing st 11 o'clock At Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. PIPER—In this city. January 3, 1897, John, be- loved husband of Louise Piper. father of George, Edward, Uluud- and Hazel Piper and Mrs. L. Zimmer, and brother of Henry Piper, a native ot ermany, aged 66 years 7 moaths and 9 days. ROBERTS—In this city, January 4, 1897, Lizzie, ‘beloved wife of P. L. Roberts, and sister of J. W. Jones, a native of Liverpool England, aged 33 Years 7 months and 3 days. A@-Friends and acquainiances ara respect- suily Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Wednesday), st 10 o'clock A. M., from her late residence, 65 Prospect avenue. lnierment Mount Olivet Cemeery. : STERNBERG—In this city. January 4, 1897, Kiizabeth, beloved wife of L. Sternberg, and sis: ter of Frank MeCarrick, Ellen Hoffman and the late Jonn J. McCarrick, u native of San Feu- cisco, ned 3 years. y ‘85 Remains at the parlors of Carew & English, 41 Van Ness avenue, mear Market street. Notice of funeral ne-eatier. STEW A RT—In this city, January 4. 1897, Ellen, beloved sster of Mary and Isabella Stewart. a native of Uharlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, aged 58 years 9 monihs aud 1 day. TWEEDY—In this city, January 4. 18)7. Kate Tweedy, dearly beloved daughter of Mrs. Eliza- beth Gallafert, and sister oi Mra. Jano Roge- warn, Mra E. inwood and Mrs. C. Wood, aged 27 years. WILSON—InOakland, January 8, 1867, Franuas Pearl Wilsoa. 1897, Albert r o¢' Albert, . Loniss M. and Wartembers, MCAVOY & GALLAGHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMURS, 20 Fifth 5t., Opp. LincoinSchool. Telephone 3080. MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY, SAN MaTEO COUNTT. NEAREST CEMBE tory 10 the city: nob-sectarian; in 10 sense az- location unexcelled. Otbice Y7 Marke clusive A5, MCM EXOMEY. HAS. JAMES McMENOMEY & UNDERTAKERS AND _EM 1057 Mission Street, Near Sevenid. “elephone ~outh 54 JAS. ENGLISH. T. B CAREW CAREW & ENGLISH, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMELS FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 18 Van Ness ave., near MATKe: sk, Sad Sranclsn Telephono 0. 155. F. L. GUNTZ. H. W. GANTNER. GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Sand 10 CITY HALL SQUARE. . Telephione South 43%