The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 3, 1899, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 159 ADVERTISEMENTS «4¢¢¢44+4+¢~400¢*¢¢¢¢o+¢44¢¢¢¢»¢v¢¢Q*¢¢¢¢¢¢¢++¢¢¢¢¢¢¢f»¢ QROLC 210 28 O LW DLIBEOROULOROL QKO0 88 0 82 0 O] 012 BUSINE®D COU LD NOT {e @008 OROBO RO 8O RO OROBO LB COMPLAIKED Jui el BECAUSE HE | The Plain Truth Loads o Sucgess, This business was ago. It was begun in a modest way, but in a way that has impressed itself forcibly upon the minds of many. Day by day, week by week, month by month, this store’s popularity increased, and now it ranks with those most prominent before the public. Plain truth, good merchandising, the best possible service, have accomplished in one short year what often takes a lifetime. The confidence we have sought for we have gained—zained it in a straightforward way. To-Day at 10 o'Clock. Popular Dress Ginghams, 5¢ yd. STAY THE WEDDING EREE oDcnOQQQ:- O D ) 5 R . (111 . MERIT IN V MERIT IN SERVIC] 3 OUR AIM. Dr. ki b=t 8 o =4 2 8 =4 S 2 b4 & 3 2 b4 2 ‘\E ACH FOR SALARY > POSTES TO THE HANDLE- R OF HIS WHEEL. | RORVORUROS FAlS FROM colorings are the choicest yet offered. The new stripes in pinks the smail neat checks and larger plaids—Ilittle can be it speaks for itself. When mide into waists, ion. 2\ Ex-Minister and i g s g P R (‘: 5 )"i‘; tH‘s g! PARIS Two former Gingham sales have met with such pronounced € D a Pret- | 1 S c 1 5 g | ss tha t has been procured. h signs ty Row ok et 2 success that a third lot has p! The designs and P o This impor (ation contains Fon- nets, Toqu:s, Turbans and Hats, such as are woin in Paris to-day. and blues ; said about the price, The quality will please dresses, 5 3 + + + + + < + + e > + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 5T 5 + + 3 + + - + + - + + + < + + + HEt 4444444444444+ 4444444444444 444444t 4444444 44444444444+ i r. Cook 7 P £ 7 | the shrewdest buver. wrap- « 3. gstégys-?gél;:d gl;ssgoaefcgarked | pers and children’s gowns these Ginghams will serve as lasting e g TR e adve:tisements. We want your good will. Offers of this kind ‘ o 2 ONE HUNDRED HATS will not only procure but hold it. = @ ' : "Clock e Miss 7 Evili : . 53 $5.00 Each. Also at 10 o'Clock. : sto 1ss Amy Eviline Worthington, a Baltimore £! muLNerRY DEPARTMENT. € arsets J4c Y -y . o At Ry | * X Belle, and A h 'k 6 ford M d 3 Ladies’ Covert Cloth Jacket y des e' Pt ur ' Paw OP aPr’]e 5 adles. CO ert Clot J i A Drab Corset with 4 hooks. Can be recommended for W 5 in pretty shade of tan, velvet collar, Ih S Ao uableifor isces e . at Sc Luke 8 newdip front, four rows of s'itching | 10US€Wear: 2o g et R T : ail around, lining of colored taff -ta, ! AMY EVILINE @ city utiful women, Worthington, who was Embassador to a garment hard to excel in $7 50 Agents for the popular Centemeri Gloves . ... ..81.50 pair wore ailor gown ) ce and holder of other diplomad J . . is ! the i el e e style or value; sizes 32 to40 La Pmelle A splendld glove. Every palr fitted. ..81.00 pair z i fig- tee Worthington, was a broker of note 5 v ire match 1 wford is the h the Chicago » it Weinstock, Lubin & Co. : h concern Mr. O s connected, his §8 s ihia o mmer mont} ey 400‘400000000900000440060004&0004640604460440000009004 Land ke ung couple w averse to Q@ = = wsion. Ex- re the busine which had & FOR _ AMUSEMENTS. OCEAN TRAVEL. altar ar 'm are cer TR gl L g et S e s : s AR i B FINE TAILORING Pacific Coast Steamship Go. aitended. B A Deibecin 5 PERFECT FIT, BEST OF i e B e rid r velle of daug of the noted diplom. g WORKMANSHIP, at | itea roadway N & i 20z, 25 per cent Less Iha(;v Dllher | Sllowe e S Tailors Charge, Go tc ¢ TS * — — - \uruu\:r (B. . -~ € . Ty - ON DAY, MAY 3. C.). T send, Seattle, Dr. Cook s '”[] []F R e Tharoihiogen vty lite Swalt the result of the rpretation | J@E PBHEEM e . any seat, Zc; Balcony, 10c; children | :‘l;'ffl"’?\" Anscortes e Re dan- f | ; » selves’ | ‘\v ing | st ithe OLYMPIC‘.’*—‘ AlanonrlflES:n'ernlr:$12 t $35 | Direct trom ]u:‘:(e.l;[lff\\” Famous and Beau S 5 ere a s the police ve \E thiir Yeopacts. CLUB IS TO Pants from . $4 to $|G T «y.'n',?u‘m. Ja A 't $2000 hung dhe church ‘ iy s haol e Sl BT ‘ HAVE BAR AND GRILL! 201 and 203 Montgomery SL, | a'~"J':{“'5\‘5n1‘ u””" v '"'rifi{afm‘v' ¥ REORGANIZATION SALE IS ON. 1110and 1112 Market St. S.F. g 4 DILLA A The Immense Establishment of J. J. DIRECTORSQ];E.ZIDE THEIVEXED| S22 iinEe OA AR WELL I:BUNI][U 0’Brien & Co. Is Thronged With DR HE Intending Purchas.’e.rj. orrirten | Club Is Divided, Some Eager for the SWEET Use el & Co, And proven New Accommodation, Others RESTFUL Wogdbury's . suce xpectations. The | Oppose It. COLUMBIA THEATER m hronged throu 3 alena , San Jose del 2 b The Bank Freed From foarLmenteiyert After several months of de iberatlon the SLEEP Facial Soap SHEORD GARD fusr Wrie ™ e, 10° 4 . Tih of cach Cook | directors of the ipie e at Follows a bath with WOODBURY'S Factal : 4 Strumental 1 Bla S r and grillroom to | 02k 8¢ (0 (%, M gote ’nfié“’u’}?a’c‘,?fi company res change r many were heard exp i tons. his propo- | with WOODBURY'S Faclai Cream. For LIyl Accompanied by ISADORE RUSH. MU s ng dates i B ton to return and patrond Bmitin: o s ae atdn for | everywhers { The Eccentric Comedy, THE TICKET 65rifln_‘ New Montgomery R = SR s Jlishment more extensive The me e, as the opinion of the club was street (Palace Hote TR MIUD M THHBHIS GE Wl SoHEDITORS e e et e | B1vlaen T Fesard Lo She ‘ntrouction o — FE'R BSEUEE PR 0 0o oy ae Harry M. Ca and Miss Annie J. ¥ | ere are still two well-defined parties ASTH MA Rab L WOMAN HATER o ; H Are United in | duction of i e e THE g R, &N, gg it ogynist—Reed as the Bigamist— claims that Reed as the Marriage | JUDGE DE HAVEN’'S OPINION IN Reed as the Trigamist— DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO ; NS Tage, 'S0 that ‘Intenaing purchasers. | ould hot 1internally in an | Oppression, Suffocation, Neuralgia, etc.,curedbyl s the Trigamiet w INSOLVENCY. quest of hargains have mo diffeuity In | A1Bletic club bec likely fo prove f TARNE D S finding B poult thelrt tancy; 1o | 7ebr that! th neer members. They - ESPIG'S CIGARETTES, or POWDER | xexe a mtns-Caeics Froman's great com- | e Sty Sharr st 1 . o tanten e A and that the morals of el e 3 g Jany in the Comedy Success, $12 First Class Including Berths 5 morale of the club | Paris, J s!-;slrnc inN",l":'Rf rovursm & 00 | %h \ND OFE " FARE $8 Second Class - and Meals. i : ST RS PRl B ¥ Al DRUGGISTS. g Columbia salls April 23; May, 3, 13, 23. par The Affairs of Francis, Valentine & Judge Treadwell Is Better. t ,"_" J,f‘. ('! \\“ = - SEATS READY T‘“‘ RIOERON State of California salls Aap’nl 2, May 8, P Co. in Involuntary Bankruptcy A. B. ‘lreadwell of De- | vilege will be given = 1 | i1l be en AMUSE'VIEN’IS Ehort line to Walla Walla, Spokane. Butte, : S who has been absent from ent steward of th Helena and all points in the Northw Finally Disposed Of by the nearly three months on | . i A m 4 e GRAND OpE RA HOUSE Through tickets to all points Esst. - Federal Court. is reported to be well | the priv e ,{'r_”"l";” ied for AL A A EEATS BY PHONZ | 5 “ARD.S’?Q;;;\‘L:;&:&L <L 1 ",‘I’ _\i”(’::?'ffmt“"; 5, e C Z Main 254. | TELEPHON GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., I earing Dez to ). out of doors, an | v:‘""“" oak ‘]‘;"‘l"“l‘ '1 raments, Jap- EVERY EVENING AT & S A _Superintendent. Immediat ok e a walk around | ®1¢8 0 tch, Persian green, | TQ-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) AT 8:15, c d tes District Ju de Ha is s | £ole nd 1t . 2 7 S A il 2 % Fin heautiful news deaigos ot R g i 5! N NEW YORE, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDO‘{, PART3. 1 R y 5 | Vail's, 141 Market street. o 5 ok et ke and M ine & Cc A A A A A A e rom New York Everv Wednes: g | 3 > =1 l this fitt & n | St. Louts. May 215t Lo petitior United : S“r"““ie of a Captain. | El CA P’ ' AN Part Moy 10| varia Court to throw Francis .oren omson, caj and part | St. Paul fay 17|St. Paul ket de i e petiti The Old Chinese Trick. | owner of the scow schooners Syca |~~~ | RED STAR LINE, 1 . alleged that the responc had com- ler, was detected | and Harvest ‘Jumn. ot and | _The Greatest Comic Opera Triumph of Many New York and Antwsrp. v : mitted an act of insolvency in allowing ctor Nicholson 1n the | killed himself in a lodging ho Years. Received Nightly by Crowded Houses | From New York Everv ol 7 % e v the Di letter to a Chi: 5 | Steuart street last night. It FAREWELL MATINEE SATURDAY. | With Che nd Enthusiastic Demonstrations | noordland 2 5 e s es to be attached by l‘.-‘ v: it ok ;h “‘ “\""mflkn | that despondency, due to business re: | of Approva Friesland 1king Company and that the d o © Mail doc] s, led hi ) % s i | o ¢ €o vi 18 e o A fv,m.:u.q in | The letter was wrapped around a tooth o J,,’",m,"“ ”,‘ .”f'\’ A iy Pur- | Next Monds S, First Production of Clay ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. SRS T r cy to have the bank enjoy a | Drush and this in turn was wrapped with | a pawn shop yes yiafternoon, Thormps M. Greene's Farcical Comedy, Entitled, = Se e DT eIl aRtior ine erefito pink paper of th ne color of the letter. mp#| o = 9| ouR oL D PRICES attlo. on City. o¥e O Wong Tie was placed in the County Jail and a native of S NESE For full information regarding freight and pas. Haven decided that the allega- L unty Jail mily. sage apply to true with the SEATS NOW ON SALE. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO 30 Montgomery st., or OLYMPlA which charged conspir Tt of th ik against ADVERTISEMENTS = L OB A0Y. ) e found that | g g i T o T e C T el epeRiaongE [ e L JRE = upon the prope ml ot the | HERE are women everywhere who suffer almost con- ([ MrpEruesing BEsingy SEIQUEIS OngasC RMAT Amerlca’s Most Beautiful Music Hall. 0 )a for the pur- A e g SO oy H ADVERTISEMENTS. u(‘lm‘;‘mu‘r’ for the .)nn}u'mr] stantly because they cannot bring themselves to tell | TO-NIGHT, AT 8 SHARP, BIG BILL OF EASTERN SPECIALTIES. Golovin Bay’ : SR by all about their ills to a physician. [ s7th Time of the Japanese Successtul Musicat | THE BROWNING SISTERS, Port Clarence proper ached, Such women can surely explain their symptoms and their Play—$7th Singing and Dancing Cnmml::‘zn»s . ’ mentioned > com- | : : Continued Success of the New York Sensation, r prancis-Valentine. Coms | suffering by letter to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., for the con- J Kotzebue Sound D e 2ol " Sl T QUERITA VINCENT, > i) the Donohoe- | TR is €nce reposed in o s e been | In Songs and Her Unique and Original Dances Connecting at Kubuck River with the steamer i had knnwh‘ldj‘zfl\ A WOM violated. Over a million women have | DOLLIE MITCHELL, JOHN REILLY. s succeedec o Y ”r Soald thereby A” been helped by her advice and medicine. | Dancing Soubrette. BARK ALASKA aad i e ’r""lr““,',’: ” Mrs. Pinkham in attending to her vast A TALE OF A TEA HOUSE ED. DOLAN, ’ therefore dissolved and | ELPS correspondence is assisted by women “'\'”' SATURDAY MATIX AT 2 P. M Irish Comedian. B. COGAN m D. Scurlock was given y “ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE == MaNter i N sl o L y. If you are ill, don’t delay. Her S e AND GREAT SPECIALTY COMPANY. : 5 to close up affairs of the a N oy, + 104 ks ik MATINEE SUNDAY. ADMISSION FRE Will Sail on Al May L Three Children Afflicted. Whole R T w ME reply will cost you nothing and it will be a PRICES 25 a“d 50 Cents' e ail on or About May Bodies and Faces Sore, Raw f the fact that the alleged | —— practical help as it was to Miss ELLA E. Telephone Bush 5. CONCERTS “ANL nuoar& For freight or passage apply o o ast s SeLEE T _B. COGA ey was committed just and Bloody Mass. ied Doctor after Doctor for 20 Months Without Slightest Relief. Crying Constantly. Couldn’t Sleep. Tried CUTICURA. First Application Gave Relief. Cured in Fourteen Days. eczema when seven s later my first child z b th it one, two ¢ months r whole bod- were 80 sore and ¢ blind half the he suffering of ody was one y crying, could ially did not Jook hu- er doctor, but none af- relief. 1 decided to try The first application brought re- in each and after fourteen days’ ment with CUTICURA 80AP and CUTI- ointment), the worst case was cured, » whole neighborhood is surorised at erful effect of CUTICURA. I continue of CuTIoURA S0AP for the children, - it makes the little ones 100k splendid. Mgs. ANNIE RING, 515 E. 13th St., New York City. Iu all the world there is Do other treatment 8o o sweet, 50 speedily effective for distressing wamors of infants and children as CUTIOURA, st of skin cures, blood purifiers, and bumor ) s warm bath with CUTICURA SOAP, 8l e 1ng with CUTIOURA (ointment), e oot akin curcs, will afford instant ef, permit rest and sleep to bo sth parent and g pw)l(fl. to a speedy, permanent, and e | all else fails. 4 throughou 1d. Porree D. AxpC. Gorr. g 0 ”m ;’.3 Cure Baby Humors,” free. ‘ailing Huir Prevented by CUTICURA SOAF. fes FAGE HIIMORS = ral bankruptey law went ing _creditors filed the petition in th s District Court the t one time there ened_to est on the of jurisdicti the United | District hold of the Whelan from in disposing firm this suit has been wou practically HELD A NIGHT SESSION. Judge Groezinger Listens to 'westi- mony in the Wong Tang Per- jury Case. Judge Groezinger held a night session 'm[: with a view to disposing of the c of Wong Tang, charged with perjury, but was unable Lo finish the case the lengthy examination of wit- r < and the number subpenaed Wong Tang was arresied at the in tion of Ong Foon, a mcmber of t nese Educational S v quitted of murder by & a month ago. Ong Foon, the com- plaining witness in the Police Court pro- ceeding ims that Wong Tang commit- ted perjury on the trial of himself for al- leged extortion a few months ago. The has been hanging fire owing to the absence of Ong Foon in Santa Rosa. On his return to this city Le took the matter up. as Wong Tang had testified against him at the murder trial. Wong Tang was placed on the stand last anta night and examined at length by his Arthur E. M The other alled were George Downey nn, and two Chinatown watchmen. The will go on again to-morrow at noon. ——————— Fired at the Seals. John Powers and Frank Daly, two young men on a visit from Des Moines, Jowa, went to the Cliff House Sunday and amused themselves by firing at the seals with revolvers. They were arrested and Bnr\ NER, East Ruchester, Ohio, who says: I shrunk from the ordeal of examination by our physician, yet I knew I must have treatment. fecling, painful menstruation and leucorrhaea. I am so grateful to you now that I am willing to have my name published to help other girls to take their troubles toyou. LydiaE. Pinkham'’s Vege- table Compound used as you wrote me has made me entirely well and very happy. I shall bless you as long as I live.” Mrs. Pinkham receives thou- sands of such letters from grate- ful women. Miss NELLIE Ru: 138 Grace St., Pittsburg, Pa., in a letter to Mrs. Pink- ham says: ¢ From child- hood I suffered from kidney trouble and as I grew older '\i my troubles increased hav- ing intense pain running from my waist to my womb and the One day, seeing your advertisement in one of menses were very painful. our papers, I wrote to you. “When your reply came I began taking your Compound and followed your advice and am now in perfect health, and would ad- vise any lady rich or poor to take Lydia E. My troubles were backache, nervous tired Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which I can praise above all other remedies. It is a wonderful help to vomen."” THIRD AN‘\UAL DOG SHOW! | Amateur Cake Walk of All Nations! THE Visit LUNETTE an, CHUTES AND ZOO EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) NIGHT, Saturday Night—Grand Benefit, by and for TIOWA MINSTRELS! Reserved Seats by Phone, Steiner 18iL he LONDON MAZE. MECHANICS’ PAVILION, MAY 8, 4, 5, 6, 1899. Nearly $500) in Cash and Trophies. o) SUTRO BATHS. / —OPEN NIGHTS— pen Dally From T'a. m. to Il p. m. Bathing From 7 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. SION. CHILDREN, 5e. ; children, 20c PRIZE-WINNING DIGS FROM ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES. to 10 p. m. Dally. Evenings, Open from 10 a. m. ADMISSION—Afternoons, Children, Half Pric SAN FRANCISCO KENNEL CLUB. . CARLTON, Secretary. THE GREAT HISTORICAL PANORAMA, BATTLE OF MANILA BAY A wonderfully realistic representation of the soe. | g R Gettysburg in scope and present interest. Market Street, near Eighth. {vogl on round trip. GESI’:E‘RA]‘L sEEI\(‘Y FOR Pacific Co t Agents, 5 Montgome: ave., 5 ADMISSION, &§0c; Children, 25¢. Frlncllco‘?u 5 ‘ e, ml ANCHOR LINE General As-m;_. 7. Bowling Green, New York. COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE. DIRECT LINE to HAVRE-PAR| greatest sea battle ever fought. Salling every Saturiay at il & m m The spectator stands near Dewey on the ggg ier 45, 1\21321 Rinrpulzoalxof vl lon_st. NI ay bridge, while the contest rages all around. X CHAFAGNE Moy 1t T A BRETAGNE, Surpasses the panoramas of Waterloo and M ay ; LA TOURA May 27; LA GAS- COUENE: Tine s Firatucliss to Havre. 165 and upward, 5 per cent reduction on round trip. Second-class to Havre, $45; 10 per cent redue- OCE.N nuvm. = United States Mail Steamships ail from New York Every Saturday for Glasgow, via Londonderry. Ealoon Passage, $50 and upward. Second Cabin City of Rome, $35. Other Steamers, $30. Steerage Passage $25.50. Furnessia, $24.50. Other Strs., $23.50. For Book of Tours and (n'urm&flnn apply to HENDERSON BROT! ome, J.F. FUGAZI, 5 Montgomery st., Or L. F. COCKROFT, i Montgomery st., Or R. R RITCHIE. 2 New Montgomery st., FRANCISCO. TOYO KISEN KAISHA. TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR- ner First and Brannan streets, 1 p. m., for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling at Kobe (Hlogo), Nagasaki and Shanghal. and connecting at Hongkong with steamers for Indla, etc. No cargo received on board on day of galfling. AMERICA MARU. HONGKONG MARU. NIPPON MARU..... ... Tuesday. June 27 Round trip tickets at reduced rates. For freight and passage apply at company’s office, 421 Market street, corner First, w. URTIS. General Agent. aturday, May § hursday, June 1 The 8. S. Australla 1'hur<dl)’. May 4, at p. m. S. S. Moana sails mshm via Honolulu and Auckland for Sydhe; Companu.. Wednesday, May 11, 2 at 10 p. m. Favorite Line Round the World, via Hawall, Samoa, New Zealand, Australia, India, Suez, England, etc.: $610 first class. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. C0., Agts., [14 Montgomery ier 7, Foot Pacific St. Freight Office, 327 Market St. et e e e BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS STOCKTON EXCURSIONS, THE STEAMER H. J. CORCORAN Will leave Washington-street whart at § a. m. daily, returning from Stockton at 6 p. m. daily’ (Saturday excepted). Regular steamers leave Washington-strect ~whert at § p. m. daily (excepting Sunday. LIFORNTA NAV. AND IMP. CO. Telephone Main 803, FOR U. S. NAVY-YARD AND VALLEJD, Steamer ‘‘Monticello.” ‘Wed., Thurs. and Sat., . (ex. Thurs. night); ; Sundays, 10:30°a. m., Landing_and office, n-street Dock, " Pler No. 2. Telephone Main 1508. FARE 500 at 9:45 a. Frldayu. 13