The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 4, 1897, Page 9

FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1897. VANY MEN ARE EAGER FOR PERD Two Companies Say Miners Want to Search for Southern Gold. LISTS OPEN FOR THE STEAMER. | Captain Hatfield and Agent| Bacigalupi Sanguine of Their Tours, GOLD FEVER SEEMS TO BE ABROAD. Hundreds of Peopls Are Oarefully | ftudying the South American a point 118 N from NE corner ot Clinton avenue and Walnut stree. & 50 by X 32, beingioil, biocx P. lands ; djacent to <ncinal: §1. William M. Haifield to Capital 'gunam! and ’ Loan Association, loton N line of Clement ave- nue, 120 € of Willow street, 15 30 by N 130, block | 15, same, Alameds: $10. 8 John and Catherlne Garvia to St. Joseph’s Flos- pital and ~anitariom of Sisters of Mercy of the city of San Diego, lois 7 and 8, block 72, grant deed, Oakiaud: $5. Willtam A. Magee to William and Helen Meyer, lots beginning At & point 108:8 N of ¢ rner of Tweniy-sixth and agnolia streets, N 5: oy E | 256:6, being lots 3 and 13, block O. map of North- ern Addition to Oakland, Oakland; $10. Alfred H. and Mary V. Blow (trustees under deed of Mary A. Biow) to Fannie T. Coais, lots 1 105, $i1o 89, Ginscock and Blow Tract, at Temes- cal, Oakland Annex: $10. George L. and K. 2%tz to T. W. Corder. lot on N line of Hallett avenue, 200:1034 r. of Bay street, k 50 by N 155, being the i half of lot 35, Maxwell Tract, Oaxland 1ownship: $5. | J. nd Mary D. Bar:leut to Kiizabeth W. Cal- | ton, beginning a: & point on W line of public straet. 60 feei wide mentioned in deed of Marfe | Hillega et al to Jennie E. Barrow, distan: 120 N | from N line of Baucroft wav, N 85 by W 157.23, being portion of piat 70, Hancho V. and D. Peralta, | Brooklyn: $10. | ennis and Johannah Collins to Louise Bellol, | lot 18, block D, revised map, Prosp-ct mill Tract, | Brooklyn i ownship: $144 7 B Kate Raftery to Daniel D. Hayes, lo: on NE coruer of kruitvale avsnue and Bellevue streer, thence NE 166, SE 187.40, SW 143,90, W 180.43. | 10 beginning, being por 1on°of Bellevue Tract: 880 Jot off N r. corner of Fruitvale avenue and lands of Fish; theuce Se 3.09 chains, Nr 11.85 chuins. | NW .05 chains, S\ 12.67 chains. 10 oeginning. contaiuing four acres: aiso 3.65 acres beginning at a point on K line of fou -4cre tract Iast above de- stribed, 20.42 chains N + from S corner of 253, acre tract formerly of J. L. Fish; thence AE 8 chains, SE 2.23 chains, SW 8.20%; chains, to inning, with four exceptions, 8rooklyn Townsh ghit. C.' W. Craig to Henry Michaels, lots 17, 8, 9 and | 18, Boulevard lract; Alameda, quitclalm deea; | $10. Mary avd Louisa Michaels to G. Devicenzi, lot | on N iine of Clay stree’, 131:7 £ of Regent, & 45 | by N 100, belng lot 17, Bou.evard lract, Ala- | meda;: $10. | k. Mitien and'A M. Rasch to Louis Gass, lot on | ¥ line of Adeline sireet, 150 § of Fifth, S 25 by 1 127:6, Oakland: $50. ! Louls A.Gass to E, M. Keller, same, Oakland: | Louls and Anna B. Gottshall to Elizabeth H. Spear, lot on SW corner of Graot street ard | Dwight way, W 93.27, S 18140, E 109.50, N | 132.5%, to beginning, beig lots 4 and 5, block A, | Cpystal Spriogs Tract, Berkeley, qultelaim deed; Mary A. Landregan to Tillle pear, lots 1 and 2, block 8, Landregan 1ract, Ouk and Township: $10. Charles ¥ . Tozer to Georze Beck. lots 1 to 21, NEW TO-DAY. DRY GOODS COMPANY! DUR GREAT REMOVAL SAL COMMENCED MONDAY, AUGUST 2. During sale store will open at 9 A. M. and close at 5§ P. M. CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS COMPANY, S. E. Corner Geary Street and Grant Avenue. block P, Kinsel Traci, subject (o a morigags for $1000, Brooklyn Township $10. W. J. Laymance t0 M. B, Edwards, lot 1, block €, Elmnurst Trac:, Brooklyn Township; $10. Goldfields. 4 RAILROAD TRAVEL! RAILROAD TRAVEL. i il ) f one were to judge of the fecling of the neral public on mining matters by the M. Dizgs to Henry H, Woo0!d, lot ou E iine of County road, between Oaklund and Sgn Leandro, 150 S of Orchiard avenue, S 25 by E 150, being the N 14 ot 10:_4, block B, Stone Iract, Brookiyn SANFRANCISCO & NORTH PA- CHRISTIAY ENDEAVOR RATES I | o | | OPEN_ T9 ALL o and Juaidne Oewerreloner (o7 ommly | gyburon Ferry—root of market s | OHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN CIFIC RAILWAY (0. ‘Township: $10. Henry B. Woodd to John C. Woodd, same, erest manifested in the proposed expe- " Erooklyn Township: gift. to Peru, the spirit of venture is uch alive in this part of the world. atevaritl ses X McPherson sireet and Pacific svenue, 8114, E ORI E o N S e s 117.70,5 37.35, E_17.90, N 161.35, W 185.60 to San Francisco to San Rafael. | RAILWAY. r believe or disbelieve about the be.ipning, Alameda: § | To Chicago. .525.00 mineral wealth of Bolivia and Peru, it seems there are hundreds of people, many of whom have been in South America, who have confidence that there is a great f gold in that country which may be v a reasonable amount of work Jusiine Les.e reicher (by Tax Collector) 10 | WEER DAYS—7:30, 9:00, 11:00 A.i: ¥3: To St. Paul $26.75 Charles Babb, the N 1 link of samie. Alameda: $4. | 8:30, 5: :30 P. M. Thnmayn—!m-’;g" | To Milwaukee, $26.00 Charies Bubb (0 Lena boycher:,all of same, | ai11:80 . s Sacurdays—Kxtra icips s 1159 e Sotomons o Tom or Lelna Dosohert, | 6UA TS T 9 30, 1100 o s 100 33 | SAN FRANCISCO TO CHICAGO A same, slameda; 310. 6:00, $:20 . 35 DAYS‘ R. H. Ingram to harry H. Scawell, lot on S line San Rafasl 10 San Franelaco, D. o3 s | o - Extratrips | Through Daily Puliman and Tourist Sleeping « Cars. of Alameda avenue, 200 K of Walnut street, E 75 7:50, 9:20, 11:10 A, s, . urdays— by S150, being lot 14 and W half of lo: 13, block :40, M. Sat 5 2. M. and 6:35 . & \ b, laads ;‘.’;{;‘5’5“ 0 Encinal, subject to deed of | g 1:85 p. P : s trust for $3000, Alameda: $10. | 10, 9% ke S The average man pooh-poohs the idea Manuel L. Soares o Cailfornia School Furaiture | S0 yom, a3 b og. © 4 11130 & 2; 1048, 8158 R R BITONIE G A. P.Cy the idea of a | of the trip to Peru as he do | Hatfield of | rip to Alaska, but Captai and Manufactuiing Campany, lois 4, 5snd 6, ween San Francisco and ‘ 2New Montgomer; blook 181. town of Kewaric, subject. to & mortgags | o schedule ss above . o iuecsen Park same | tgomery stree | Pa’ace Hotel. for $1200, Wa bington Townsh p: $1100. | n, lot on SE Lanci 1d Peter Bacigalupi, who is | sarah M. Morken to J. J. John Ineffect | SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. | corper of Walnut street and Livermore avenue, & June 13, (PACIFIiC SYSTEM.). passenger agent of the proposed steamer b r ) R & gent 38 propos = 300 by 8 150, being lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11 and 12, 1897, Tralns leave and ave due (o arrive i ney are besieged from morning Eovcrx”;h mu‘;‘w“?:n;',\s;y::;:nb‘ltflgizon to town of Destination. | 'SAN FIRANCISCO. < t with applicants who desire to Kitie . Couttney (wife of AV B.) to William P. T | (Main Live, Foot of Market Street.) riunes in the ravines and ,‘&‘.:;"s“‘s“.,‘l?i’v' EoE “,‘:,?, & 50 4% sr::-fl‘i?& | urave — Frou Auvcusr], 1867. — ivers tributary to the Amazon. | ern exi-nsion of Oakland, Oakland; gift. - x | T8:004 Niles. San Joue s Way Statiens.. I feel sure that th 11 b hiteh | Ann H. Purves to Margare: L. Cavkie, loton NW | .., rulton, e o b i d fee. sure that theroiwl 8 DO nite 9 7:30 Ax Windsor, 7:004 Benicia, Sacramente, Oroville and > | Jine o Seéventn avenue, 90 SW of East Sixeenth | e | e Pacueuh nour trip,” said Captain Hatfield yester- sureet, NW 150 by Sw 60, block 7, Clinton, kss. © SldiparE iO0L Vo T ety ol 13 day, ‘“for there are scores of men and I u.{\l‘;::;-ulufigl‘_n“ P G Geyservile, 1304 “W%fin’&‘l’{"ummfi el wom: 10us to try their fortunesin | Q int i i { i i SW lide of East 1wenty-fourth stree, 560 S of 8:00 Au| Cloverdale. g nlistogs - Jomen snxiousto try thelr forunes 1| The Quartz Mining of Peru Is Often Carried On as Shown in This lllustration, Which Is | s lieot a1 neusy tourin wiree. 506 S5 of = el i neos N S0 o, Bkt re will be no doubt about our trip if | Cliaton, £.ast Oakland; §738. 8:00 4| Bian. | 7:98 -u| '8 Tehama and Red Biuff 4:150 eopie continue to roll in the way the; From a Photograph. - xanenen Jonm st T 7 T *8:804 Peters, Milto and Oakd *Iiloe JOOD’S Cond u y shey Ellen Whaleu, lot_on SE line of George street, 8:00 axlan e | 7:38 | 9:00 New Orieans lixpress, Merced have been coming for the past week. I| 300 SW of West Webster, SW 100 by ~E 100, | , Gt i bl R el | Bakersticld, Santa_Darbara, 1.os will soon know whether the trip is a cer- | Ty B 5 block 49, Fitchburg Homestoad - Association, ««:‘; ™ w5 0:22em | Atgeies, Demiug, EI Paso, New S tai but I say tha s al- | | d be Allie Cresco, by Cresco (Bordsn) .. rooklyn Tow isbip; $10. < 0 Ax|8:00 ax| Sonoma |10:40 AM| 5:40 AN Orl nd East 1150 aint 1 say that ""1 DO Do al scored up, and again “F ;“le"'lv "e"(t-,by Colonel Eenton, by Rrown Jug (Nash) Flora and John Auger tosame, loton SE line 1 and L swon vt o 12150 most certain that we will make the trip. the board. From the field ruling first e, 21183 —2:161—2:1 7%, of Geurge str.et, 400 >W of Webster, SW 50 by | 5:10 rx|5:00 p| Glen Ellen. | 6:10 x| 6:22 ex | <. Niles, San Jose, Liverniore aud 1 have seen enough of Peru and of the | | choice, Arthur L soon took rulinu posi- | SE 100, block 39, sage; $10. | 730 A 800 axe] T0:40 a3 10:25 Axt | Btockton vy« people here 1o believe there will be many | tion in the pools, bringin~ with Our | ‘Trotting, class, purse $300: three In five s £:30 Pa|5-00 pa| Sebastopol. | 738 wae| 842 pas | *1200P Bacramento Liiver Steuniers. beats Builder.’ Contracta. 00P Niles, San José and ! ivermore.. fortunes made if the expedition goes for- | | Boy selling for $3 and tne fie ward as planned. O! course no one can Reports nad Our Boy working in afl | Ol sck, by steloway-Ines 61 34 REamB Kiuredgo with A. G. Johnson, (o erect 55:,‘:,‘; °fi{"’(§§;‘:§,fif;“,‘"“§’fl;g :},}T:‘,Y'."; | A e e e P ki guarantee that a fortune will be made by | sorts of curious algebraic figures, and | Mouroe Chier S Y 0 e Foleans $i50. W0 Banis | Cloverdate for the Geysers; at Hojiand for Hign. | Napa, Calistoge, 11 Veravo and any one special person, but it seems to | when the homestretch was reached driver | _( 13 3.3 848 | wronitect s i Dt SEEInEs. Eelery Siial Lot Ba; Lake PRIEE o o D 1 o me that there are fine opportunities, and | | Bunch told this quietly touted horse some- 49 3% 5% | William 1. and Hen-letta L. Milestone with J. | 820 Samtlers Bprnas; o Uhan 'guvr’e‘}“gefl"fi‘gz ‘Kuights Landing, Maryavillo, Oro- Tam j ng largely by the opinion ex- | thing, and he walized past the judges an | Jise, by Pilo: Prince (Moulen). ;.. 11 8 5 4 7 | 2 Morkun and Aivin Jackson. (0 erect s {wo-s1013 | Upper Lake, Pumo, Potier Valiey, Joha Day's, | ville and Sacraniento . 20:254 by mining men who have seen the e | easy winner of the first ‘heat by five | Harfy Marvin, by Dan Marvin Owme tmllaing + Morg #okvom, archi | Riverside, Lierley's, = Bucknell's, = Sanbedrin | 4180r Lathrop, Btockton, Moicsio, Mor. ntey. o : ; | length:s 1n 2:1934, with Undiey second and 7,8 4 8,8/ Il Emportum and Golden Rule Bazaar with | HEIEAtS, Hullville, Booneville; Ore's Hot Springa. | $ieno, going i Nilcs, Foboraios The same story is told by Peter Baciga- Th T H F lk | game little Piunkett third. After this the 512 6 6 4|F W Kern, interior alterations to the kmvorium | = Sainrday to Monday reand-trip tiekets at reduced via Martinez. . . R E 5 L) Jupi, who is passenger agent of the e I'Ottlflg orse 0. Boy was & pronounced favorite, and he | Ned s horn. by Faorani I(Hon 5% § 2 §lin ihe Purroe bullding. on SE line of Market | cages. 2 " B5100r Los Anwu"nxlm-u. Tracy, steamer, which, he says, has been char- 2 . annexed the following two heats and race | Fanadma, (eravkiin):si.. €/8I017 g |Asney 275 K of Fifih, $2615; Plssis & Mooie Gnundays round.trip tickeia 1o all polnts b z.:'"‘fi: iiars ‘A";“‘"}"’“’."' tered for the trip. He says there have Failed to Pick the without half trying. In the concluding | G5ore Ji Mo by MeKin 1210 | . Same with ssme, nterior alterations to same, | " il [ 5100 Savta To dtoute, “Atisuie Frpress been many applications, and that the heat driver *Jimmy" Sullivan held the | Ruby X, by ira (Nob'e " 67 914 De | §8125; Fred Miier architect. Ticket Offices, 850 Markest., Chronicle huflding. 1 steamer will probably have its load ready, w‘ ribbons over Arthur L at the request of | Time,2:2114. 19:5—2:211/, R ettt A. W, FOSTER, R X. RYAN, at the present rate of enlistment, by the | ners. Pres. and Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent his ownerand former driver, and although Missionary Meeting To-Night. e displayed more speed with a lighter Notes. The regular monthly missionary meeting of | More than forty veople came to see me weighted pilot in the sulky, was not able This is to be one of the big days of the | the Christian Woman’s Board of Missions will fay about first-class berths,’’ said he, to extend the winuer, Our Boy. Colonel | meet at Emeryville. It is billed as | beheid in the lecture-room of the First Chris. and the chances are that there willbeas | Pringe Apgel Defeated the | Benton and Allie Cresco exhibited a world | butchers' day, and the “knights of the | tian Church, on Twelfth street, near Howard, | any more to-morrow, for the reports of | s ying = % Ty ! many more P of speed, but lacked stamina and staying | j..com g0 expected to attend in full | this evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. and Mrs. the gold finds have reached the ears of Feavi power. ; William H. Bentl secoud R P & )2 i eavily Played Dr, | e force, The card includes the three-year- AR F L ARTIoNATason Srontan S e o thousands. - ive men enzaged third- | y y At one time it looked as though the | o1 tror the sii? wans and ihe batohesy | time for the mission fields of Ghina. Dr. Bont- fare, and they are eager to go.”’ | T R e T R . ¥ ley will spesk at this meeting of the school. of the most enthusiastic men re- | Frosse, the final heat in the 2:30 trot, so c’mxgd Iaco,omaeis 19 SIS, Hes 1 SEOL K (o CHTO} SR taDTN| e e dns 25tn of the month. Marys- ATLANTIC AND/ D e SAN LEANDKO AN0 HAYWALRDS LOCAL. PAGIFIG (Foot of Market Street.) 1"6:004 8:00, Mel Semi Park, RAILROAD, | 55| s temary pu, $11:004 | San Leandro, South §an the trip to Mollendo is Peter | up did it become, but all’s well that ends e DhSDehel o has secnind Ihe Mooy Soony Leandro, Estudillo, : ; : d . his friends in America for that purpose and Tralns leave from and s s Hnluf 206 Sansome 5“’;{*'; Wflqllzfd | well, and Our Jack eventually got home | REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. they sail on the stcamer Chins SR R "::v,";g Market-s Lorenzo, Cherry or many years. He wasin the ’ 4 s 8 5 o Bnsinesg (b6 MantiHle tenin | fo: Bov- 0 3 e 08 Pos | e AN A araT Oy A Lt taok |l 5oun w. Siin ip Bawardiaaliey, lotouithe | Lor o (o atiiDe L Grsdu Wil also quaks ¥erry. & and i busine i said | Our Boy Oaptured the 2: ace | consiveratle persuasion on the part of the | c 3000 W: Smith to kdward Malley, lot on the | brief ta.k on her proposed plan to put the Masivde St ye I have bought as much as auctionecr o get a man to bid $10 for the | 'y orier ot FOIE sad Lombard aivets; S 356y | ourg for leprosy in the hands of forsign mis- el and Our Jack the ds of gold at a time of the In- | < field, s0 numerous were the number of | Aurick 5 Brackeit lo Oscar 0. Burgess, lov on | Slonaries. The pubiic is invited. ‘ i Runs through to Niles." Indian I mean. The moun- contenders. Then a little man with a ireet, 110 E of Devisadero, b | T e e t From Niles. Ll x d the ravines are rich, and I feel | 2:30 Trot. big voice bid $5 for Pasonte, a Palo:Alto B L The Fight Postponed. Bk s e e 112:002 e hat a trip there will be far better bred mare, and a big man With a little | line of Broderick stréet, 105:6 S of Eddy, S 82 by | The National Athletic Club has postponed | \/IA PIRECT LINE_(EAVES DAILY 5 L o A L T R e than one to the north. Iam willing to | voice bought Osito for $5. Our Jack won | E 100: $10. the Green and Waicott fight from August 20 to | )} P37 arrivesdally 6:15 p. o Palace Pallman (Foot of Market Street.) S again and I shall go on the first vessel | the heat, under the guidance of *Jimmy” || & I Murvia (assignes estate Bethuel Phelps, | August 26. The postpouement was occesioned | Sloeping < ar OMKIARG. pier (0 On cago. via Kase | 1 1>+ Sata Chuz Excussion, Santa Oz sm at starts from this x.o[rL 3 The second day's race meet of the|Sullivan, in2:21%4, and both of these bid- | tammenclhg on S iiae of shigs channe. B by W | PY 81 injury which George Green sustained a sas Cliy. Aniex (ars for Denver and =t Louis $:15A Newark,Centerville,San Jose, Felton o i k ‘x‘;“ one o tn:e nr!'t ‘r’nen to | pacific Coast Trotting-horse Breeders | ders relapsed into silence. | line of Larkin street, S on high-water mark of San | few days ago when exercising with a friena. | Sania _finv):gr:fl;;_‘a: Dacles—Leaves dally gg:lig::hmk ta Cruzand Wa) P € 12 f t steamer tri y . | : ™ N | i i “ra; y W u f & Bl e i o ;- . b " B o o v, 2 H % q, o b miamer (FiD Yesterday. .y | Association at Emeryville track attracted | Our Jack now sold favorite and finished | kryisco Buy, W oon N sad s e, of conmioeline | Green jnjurcd one of bis bands by striking a | bosion Excurdons via Kansas City, Chicaso, | +3:15p Newark, Geniersiilv, San dois, New in Mir D y al y | 3 A} d [ sixth, Jack Perkins winning the second | [, Sy mich I3 about 25 W of and paraticl ) _he sparring ACK | Montreal and the White mountains leave every Aluiaden, Felton, Boulder Creek, it ths Palace Hotel answering questions | Dearly il not quite as large a crowd as on || "o b -0rh “iho™ 10.vear-old. roan’ horse | ss1. 1gh h strest 0a the Pel map; | of the head. The local champion expects | 7uesday. Santa Cruz and Principal Wa; ative to the gold fields of Peru. As Le | the opening day, Saturday last. The time Rich d Chiet, redrn that h v \arles P, ard Mary E. Bigelow, lot on § line of | {18t the injured member will be in good trim | _The best railway from California to the East. Stations *10:50A 2 the oil business there he is also well | mad he different events was not as | poeard framm Bo10 o 3-001 5 autts o ohe® | Alvaredo sireet, 130 £ cf Castro, £ 23 by 8 114; | Dy the latier part of the month end rather | New rais. new ties, no dnst. interesting scenery, | _4s13v San Joso and Glenwood 0L i gl - ? RGeSl dn e e S | record from 2:42 to 2:22){—quite a chop. arsdo screet, heatid i | than disappoint bis iriends he asked for a | 8nd go d meals in Harvey’s dining-rooms. “[4:15p Felion and Santa Cru: L gm20a formed regarding the mineral situation. | fuet as that hung out on tha first day, but | Oar Jack's friends w 0. re game though, | the sport was giddy and puzzling enough | and he stlll sold favorite for the race as the | W., lot on W Itne of Dismond street, 198 Everett M. Grimes to Ida L. Dillon, wite of & | Postponement, which was willingiy granted He recently received some new maps and :4 8 of | to him by the club under whose auspices he | San Frincisco Ticket Offico—844 Mar- | CREEK ROUTE FERRY. . couraging reports from the gold regions . Seventeeath, S 24:8 by W 125; $10. will confest. t street, C le Building, Tel From SAK FRANCISCO—Foot of Market Sreet (Slip 8)— 2nd he is of 1he opinion thac the develop. | (0 keep the most melancho'y from re- | hotses were calied out for the third heat. | SRR, S to N orcantiie Library Assocts- | It 35 sald that the Supervisors will grant | Fpo StToets Chronicle Bullding. Tele- 9:00 11:00ax. $1:00 390 3:00 ment of the gold region has nardly begun | Japsing into a reverie. Ason Saturdey, by s y glnirom of 1736d.1 A line permits to four clubs which are desirous of | PGOUS o 16:00 00 P, in Peru. | first choices in the auction betting met | =" P LT e 0 e wi e 6 W otEwn giving slogging exhibitions in September. e | From OAKLAND— oot of Braadway. —*6:00 :00 1 He.says there islittle doubt that modern | with ill fortune, the mossy-looking indi- | ZPCUL 8 RURGTES NAICS Irom the wire, |y} 314787 Liso undivided 4 in thio foltow NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD | 2% "0 it ‘o i4w ‘5oor, methods of mining wlllhresull in a great | vidyals from “ap country” generally being | gafe, o“f?m xén i it 10 i for:xar':f; Xoc on'ts comner Elghih nng“!’r\;h}, :E\\"]a NEW TO-DAY. L J fdbeL s COIST DIVISTON (Third & Towiend Sin) development of regions heretofore almost | gjgoqvered in line after ach heat. feal, andDick Havey with a well-timed | W "o £ 1o, Sl el 76554 e Joso wl Wy Stations (Yow Vhatever may be the outcome of the | One of the very first pictures to be dorl_ve goL]Paeume over the tape first, with | | N TTion ; s From San Francieco, Commencing May % 1897, | . 4, (AlRAde Wednes _fi!,: lp) st talk about the gold of South America, it | turned toward the wall was that of Dr. ,Tsno :f,.cl:'?e,“'w"d and the favorite third. omestend. o WEEKDAYS. mvfl&"\"’: }E‘:a.nd:ucwve and P is evident that there is an unusual amount | Frosse, favorite for the two-year-old trot. | dime, 2:1433. 325 NE 9:004 san Jose, Tres Plucs Su d 3 G i A veo, — For Mill Valley and San Ratasl—7100, The entrien were three and the doctor |. The¢ fifth and concluding heat was cap- | 8. same; ‘ot on SE line of Sweenel, 175 SW of R e SO W A s0ld for $10, with Princs Ansel gotng for | tured by Our Jack, with Osito finishing | Kalizoad SW 28 by 8178 lot 43, block 8, sme: | THE METHOD OF A GREAT TREATMENT | <300 o:s0's second and Harry Marvin third. Annie Wynue to Bonnet Bonnet, 0% ‘,z'; Itne of FOR WEAKNESS OF MEN. Extra trips for Ban n-l:o‘x‘ognn:?r;fln Wednes- 1z, Pacilic Grove, Paso Robles, San T.uis Obispo, Guadalupe, Surf avd rin Way Statious . 4:ldp 10:404 San Jose and Way Stalions. of interest among the masses, and the | projectors of both voyages say they are il «ure to have all the people they can carry | $5 and Lynhood for §5. ‘days and Saturda; ii ihey decide posilively to make the trip | A’l‘n? dogmr was _um%glngy. and grif:w {5 paclalpurar, $100, for two-yesrald trotters; twoi | TUMK Atrgén (4310 WAL RECHARSs W SR w5 e e SUNDAYS. S 111308 Ban Joso wud Wiy Siations . within a few week: | Ansel, an honest-going little son of Dexter | 7 A by - Wi ifliam Walter Bireh to Eva Birch, 1ot on N line 4 ) - | For Mm Valley and San Rafasl—*8:00, *9:00 130 San Mateo, Redwood, Menlo Park, 2 ‘Prlgce. ;hb;:ehd his wmnallyharolqnd “:c ‘ unz%el‘”g:_s;‘.v y Dexter Prince \\f:odflnwexl %;mfme?m street, 83:6 E o¢ Scoty, E 27 by N THING ELSE FAILED, ::u:go.sgév 0. ?:131'{0&- 3 0, *1:45 *2:30, | HQIEW &.,,;"c"r’fifi‘:& 2 ath in both heats, causing the timer to | Lynuocd, by Lyomoi b 14 gt , 5:30, 6:45. 11:00 . . & Sada G Tradership. | PAth 10 hoth g 21207, o g —omit g Bha LB L e el Maci'da " McQueen (Cardinell) to John D. Cardi- | _Patnful diseases are bad enough, but when a | 11:004 . does no run to San Rafael; 6130 sud | . Monterey aud acilictiore, o0 . Mary McCartby, wife of John W.Mc- | beping Dr. Frosse, put in a bold bid for | Time, 2:884—2:2914 U R G L S SR Wan I8 Foule Sscing SWsy Wk werveGy Thaios marked * ren to San Queatin. ® b Wa stution =5 ‘ . e, D! 3 ) : 81, = weakness the mental forebodings are ten = .. and Way Stations. Carthy, has applied for pormission 0%t us & | the second Leat, and but for & mistake | pyciog, 2:13 class, pu ss 8600; (hreo tn five | . LOUIS Melsger 16 tbo Srcurity Loan Association, | {ies worse tha the Tost severs palo Thera THROUGH TRAINS. S3i00n o Josc and Prineipal Way Siations sole-trader. She eaye her b uehand e o oy | made early in ihe game by the.brown | neas i Toton W line"of vgculburz street, 45 N of bliza- | jsnolet up to the mental suffering day or | Y0 A. M. weekaays for Cazadero and auny Sta | 5:3@r SauJose and Principal Way Statious athe use of dntoxica iR gy om O S husl. | Youngster he might have secured a Gov- | Our Bov, by Vernon Boy. by Wopsle (Buach).111 | beth, N 20 by W 92 €10- o .= | night.” Sleep is almost impossible, and under | 4ons: 1:43 . i Sswirdays for Casadero and | = g;30p San Jose sud Way Stations. 1 eEs & at, P . S ' 2 | o c (Cu ! LR 4 what they do. For yeers the writer roiled and et 5 A for Momin, 1" for Afternoon. € contiute in the draying business established The 2:13 pace, with a fizld of seven | piyakett, by Strathern (Misner) 363D W line of Clara sireet, 152:6 Reves and way stetions. i for 5. f : conklusie Ju the BrsyitE awaiting Starter Covey's Wora: " hext | ioan Wilkes by Baymois (b g of Six(h 6 by NW 80: gift. tossed on tho troubled sea of sexual weakness Sundays excepted. $ Sundays only. { Saturdays ouly [ ool i o i, to 4,8, Jotre, uadiviace | Relier iy v aoustor posson wad unos end'sit | MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILTWAY | wsstmisoswia oy & Skdons st tomiavn - v 1873 5 ,0b3 his throubl Bt idential inspi - Sipurl drocs W LoTibhy S TS IS0 | b throublen, St provideniial, tuapiration Vi Bamaio Fary). SAN PRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY RAILWAY CONPANE. same; 310, of medicines that not only completely restored | Leave 8an Fraucisco Commencing May 21 . ! WEE! S ! $25 857. emaciated parts to natural size and vigor, and K DAYS— NS I5T % s | RO UNE3, 1897, tratos wik run a fllowss kate Johnson Estate Company tosame, same; | the generai health, but enlarged his weak, 2.51391 : a :45,5:15 P M. Isabeiia, Honry, Mary A.and J. Brush Fenton, | he now declares that any man who will ‘take | . EUNDAYS—8:00, 8:00, 10 Kathe McCreery, Jerome H. and Adelaide Mc- | the trouble to send his name and_address may 130 . M. Z Creery Kemick (o same, same; $10. e the method of th! o July 5, 1897, trains will ru» on Sunday time. Southbound. James Iyan 1o Deira Kyan, 10t on SEline of | freee Mo when I sy froe ] ,‘;‘,f,‘:l_‘l{::,‘l‘_“‘gfs‘ dicket: tor tale at MILL VALLEY or THOS | — Passen- | Mixed Mixed | Brvant sircet, 375 N of Sixtb, S 75 by 5W 78; | without eost, because I want evory woakened | (oOk, & SO, 621 Market st San ¥ Zor | Sunday Nl {cnry W. ana Allce L Dodge to David and Ada | a1 10 get the bencfit of my experience. Phies et roa L Cliver, 10t on W !ine of Seventn avenue, 425 N | 18w not a philantaropist, nor do I pose as R Yy, =W 116, 5 10615, & 114: $10, | a0 enthusiasi, but there are thousands of men | DR. WONG WOO, -1aie 0f George Morrow (by George P. Morrow. | Suffering the mental tortures of weakened £ 4 4 executor) to Lonis Lipman, 1ot on N'W corner of | manbood who would be cured at onca could HINFSE PHYSICIAN AND 0 ax| 3:50 pae|. Thiriy-elghth avewue and B street, N 58:11, w | they but get such a remedy as the one that surgeon, greduate of the most 12+ M| 5:30 Pyl 100 PM 23:9. 8 10 deg. 40 min. wfie} s 13 .dul:ol lot cheg me. Dohnu‘t try to study out how I can | x‘:'umfi'r“?l?é‘.'é"uf."“;‘,‘&ifi..fl‘"‘.‘: Btopping a inrermediate stations when required, on NW corner of Ioruy-first avenne and kuiton | afford to pay the few postage-stamps necessary i 5 - - ,'W 157:4, N 10 deg 40 min. E 567:5, | to mail the.information, but send for it ana | S°P_¥iancisco for over tweniy C ol & Co Lanring Gas. Bravitace San oeoestoy ¢ atso loi o E corner of Thirty-oighili | loarn that there are a few things on earth | Jongy Wb barsed success Thou: 816 .3 dally: at Merced with siages « a... fom venug :;'d\\figslm;z—;so. 3, 3 eg. that, although they cost nothing to zet, are | skilland kpowledge, Nature'sown Buvings, Louitervilie, Yasemite, elC.; a0 w in Gorga . Mortow Lo same. Lot on NW corner of | JOrih & fortuue to some men and mean a life- | medicine; used. No minerais. He - Hor 1105 Matl . ker POsd, Fuiton (D) street and Forty-firsi avenue, W 137:4, %’,’;’m“ sfl'fl,‘-’_‘"&’: 0gmostof us Write to | cures, not auempis to cure, Rheu- siage to and trom Madera 2 s S T: Kalamasoo, Mich., | matism. Paralysis, Piles, Dyspep- N 10 deg. 40 min. £ 56735, 550:7; $10. I e e T o masbo, ich., s ysis, 2 = n & plaig | sia, Consumption. Asthma, Brights and all Kid- R DY, JLase Lipmad to Margarer A, Skelly, | yoy1od anvelope. By | e R aana Heary Disoibs Dlssnacs NEW WESTERN HOTEL, Estate Hannah H. Treat (by, Menrlos G, slake and 1. N, 1horn. execuiors ‘arl G. Larsen, foton S corner of » 8/reet and E.fteenth avenue, 2 'nma )] CHY. | k2565, 8 28. W 255 -‘;‘9'{" lflmllso lot on & & James McDonaid loflC?L‘hemfi "X”‘;’ia“" lots @ d 166 Holl ap A; $10. v 2 0, 164 164 ot L U reiners and W, 4 lege. after & very suc. low (executors of the estate of James G. Fair) to cess i .nr-‘cm';m of L. Peterson, io: at the intersection of k iine maoy years in China, ireet and S line of Elle t street, 5 s h:&- T:. .“n 00, It 7, biock 10, Falr’s sutdivision of c ~ 530. of the Throat, Cancer, Tumors and Blood and K EABNY AND WASHINGTON STS._-RE. Skon Diseases Male and femsle maladies suc- madeled and renovated. KING, WAKD & 00, cessively treated and cured. Consultavion free. | Eu pian. Kooms 300 to $1 50 per day, 34 Oftige, 776 Clay st, wher-he may be consulted a: | to u'fi':?-u.. $8 Lo 83U per montn: free bails; any 1ime during cay or evening. Hours—9:30 ; bot and cold water every room; uIe graies 4 ! %0 114.%,1:30t0% 7Tto 9 P. 3. every roum; elevaior runs alluigit. This great Vegetable Vitalizer,the > tion of a fami of Vous or disenses of o6 v s not 8 French phyelcian, will quickly cure you of all nex As xnsomh,cmmlnmem' - Seminal Emissions, Nervons i) nfitness to Marry, Exhausting Drains, Varicocle and tipation. 1t stops all losées by day ot night. ' Prevents quick, _ ALAMEDA COUNTY. flk :1‘ . &) ucm};r: s :lel-nu l‘:"”hmg'l whlc:il "mihficpfl) m wlsmmnmm acd . . and Alice €. Baliey to John M g G2 Vs ase, Dia- orrors of Impotency. C! cleanses iver, %5 or om0 line of cixthgtrset. 173 & Of Orayeon 2 Betes, Consumption, BEFOQRE ano AFTER iynis rPTn 0 hRey organsof all imparitica. e < B § s IR T AR At | e mer oo rustt bt | SR prnenerste T AT e e o s oy Lo »_,;,E @i peinglot 1, block 173, Urayson‘iract, Berkeley: | i MITiLs on™*Al1 persons -mm;.: Mihsay | Prosatitia CUPH‘mgghthwnwnngmnm 10 gure witbout un opcration. 300 testimon > < K\ D >, ) Walsh to Bridget Walsh, 1ot on 8 Iij ¢ | kind of malady whatsover are inviiea W arantee given and money ix boxes a permanent. A £ atreer, 500 1 of Duwinelle. o S 132:6, Office, 727 Washington Street. 2 box, six for §5.00, by mail. Send for FREE circular and testimonials, betog lot 6, block 8, Case Tract, Berkeley: gift. Office hours—9 4. . 10 14 M., 110 97 2%; Suw Address DAVOL MEDICINE CO., 1170 Maket stree’, San F' - The Primitive Method of Mining Now in Vogue in Peru, Mary ke Groy 10 TBe0dore by Gray, beglaning at | ey, A0 de M- 40 13 Mo =8| BROOKS PHARM, ¢ 2575 3 i T RO e prising and marveious i cures effected by hi yers to W. 6. Doolittle, 1ot 00 W line ot g o of Ruilr. ad avenue, 235:3% 3 of Paul avenue, 5 - <3 35:08m W 10273, N 20, E 108:111, lot 15, i v blcck 1, Garden Tract Homestead: §$10. cure r 400 differen: . 4 ‘Sl oo - TS, ,‘ag i 3 > B o 820, For sale by Y, 119 J owell street.