The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 21, 1899, Page 9

[ » THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 21 1899. ADVERTISEMENT! FIR ST AMONG DOCTORS. n's method of treatment is a thoroughly scientific or with h It is the result of vears of study and research, th glory life devec to the overy of remedies and th De r Sweany’s medicines are give back to the sufferer If you are wise, if you wish King of Doctors without d curin sick mbined and comp h to both b nd stre DOCTOR SWEAN NERVOUS DEBILITY ts and Cures and with its train of at- g defective memory, a wan- version to society, dread of d, languid feelings, pimples wth, night losses and unnat- 1zuished specialist also treats EAR, HEAD, THROAT, S. KIDNEYS, BLADDER TISM, CATARRH, HEART RUPTURE, PILES, AND ALL PRIVATE DISEASES. Trea worst f s treatment without the use of 1 from work or business, A sure, RUPTURE. 72" VARICOCEI d certain cure of the worst cases in an Come and get the new scientific Address F. L. SWEANY, M.D.,| 737 Market Street, San Francisco UNEQUALED SPRING TONIC RDFAT ous|V i N VIARIANI MARIANI _WINE JONIC COMBATS MALARIA, WASTING DISEA SES. , Princes, Car- all who write for it Avoid Baubstitutes. Beware of Imitations. T 15TH STREET, NEW YORK. old st All Druggists Brerywhere MARIANI & CO., 52 WES A NOTABLE VISITOR. 14,600,000 to e widows and members. The orde strict- and its growth h been Carnahan of 9 that is to give according to how the Lord Prospers us,” Rolla V. Watt in his address on ‘‘Mis- sions” took occasion to remark: ‘‘Chris- tianity will never dominate the world un- til we set aside .our petty differences and present an undivided front.” Rev. A, Boyer closed the session with an elevating address. “Patriotism that is superior to every form of patriotism is the patriotism that comes from the Lord | Jesus Christ” was the substance of Mr. | Boyer's paper. The afternoon meeting of the juniors | at the ‘Presbyterian church was marked | by all the earnestness and true Christian | spirit that h haracterized the work o the seniors. The addresses were minia- ture editions of what the seniors had sald. The orchestra_of juniors, led by Miss Higgins of the First Congregational Church, Oakland, and the chorus of 150 voices led by H. Borland of the First Presbyterian Church, were features of the most impressive affair. Among the juniors who took an active part were Herman Eggert, Charles Rob- inson, Audrey Dodson, the Misses Mabel and Hazel Roberts of San Jose, and Irv- ing Adams of San Jose. “Thy light is come” was the theme of the session to-night, which opened with special music led by ex-Chief of Police Lloyd. Rev. S. C. Patterson of Lodi spoke briefly on “A Few. Quiet Moments, and told his hearers that it is not alone activity and jubilation that were neces- sary to progress, but that it is wise oc- casionally to stop and reflect for a brief moment. Children from the Chinese Mission gave some special music, which called forth | much “appreciation from the big audi- ENDEAVORERS TO MEET AT STOCKTON IN 1900 James A. Wiles, a San Francisco Man, Called to the Presidential Chair. Juniors Hold an Interesting Session While the Seniors Go for an Quting—Banner Coun- ties Are Announced. i | ence. | E. L ate superintendent of the An ague, Jeft no one in QO#OHIXORORVE S H QEIXDRDROEOX O ROKOROHOHOH D X QHOROROAOKO*O@ his 'views of the at- titude the Christian Endeavorer should small part of it. It requires perhaps lit- an J feeting in East Oakland, Brooklyn Presbyterian chapel, led A i el e e by Rev. J. C. MacInnes, Benicia. Meeting in Alameda, United Presby- terian Church, led by Dr. Sara E. Wise, San Francisco. Meeting in Berkeley, First M. E. Church, led by G. H. Wheeler, San Jose. S | % of léssons & | the purpe here that constit utes n taught he e for which you are called. by tickets only, under aus Young Men's Christian Association. For First M. E. Church, Miss M. L. Berry, Fresno, presiding. and children (and parents with children), First Presbyterian r Endeavorers—At Oakland, First Congregational chapel, ord of San Jose, presiding. At Alameda, First Congrega- GARDEN CITYS WILLING. Good Prospect‘of‘the Relay Race Be- | ing Ridden Over. women only For juniors Church. E Joseph D. R tional Church, A. L. Munger of Fresno, presiding. At East Oakland, ® | The Garden City Wheelmen of San Jose Tenth avenue Baptist Church, J A. Clark of Stockton, presiding. At * |have sent the following letter to The Berkeley, First Presbyterian Church, C. B. Shaw of Cloverdale, pre- 5 | Call: siding. [ SAN JOSE, Cal., May Cycling Editor you kinc The Call—Dear § insert in 4:30—Adjournment. :30—Mass meeting at Seamen’s Rest. J. C. Suhr, Alameda County Fl our -paper that the Gar- Wheelm relay team be too glad to have the race of 3 ridden over. We acknowledg: Special programme under direction of ating Society. SUNDAY EVENING SESSION. s e e B Theme, “The glory of the Lord is risen upon thee.” | race “with the Olympics, that is absolutely Music under the direction of M. Benham and Benjamin Clark. | We aid just exactly as any other club would 1l Hail the Power of Jesus’ m ; | b doné in our on. ted out |e Preparatory service, Rev. C. Pierce; text, John xv:1-12. (Delegates to 1 dhe Jead with the worked | with them to keep away from the other two ite thig In concert). clubs, thinking we had as gocd a show at 7:50—Special music and offertory. { the end to win as the Olymy and think ddress, “The Home—The PJ " : ralk- | if it s ridden cver we can ea defeat an: s e Place of Beginnings,” Rev. H. K. Walk of the three clubs we rode against last & ay you will give this space in your music. ain, respectfully your: % lation of cfficers, Rev. Francis E. Clark, D.D. { J: Wy DERMODY. ial music. dress, “More Fruit,” Rev. osing corsecration service. As the Acmes and Garden Citys are so strongly in favor of riding the race over | again, there is a strong probability that done. The Francis E. Clark, D.D., Boston. Thought.—I John i ell. % | sed any opin- and society responses. | ping in hymn, 21l Never Say Good-by in Heaven.” Mizpah. their old-time ri vals, the Olympics, who won the race, and it would be unsportsmanlike for them ¢ OEDROHOKORE FOROROXS 3 2 2 Nden ; protest. An official of the Oakland Office Sgn Francisco Call, | the vast number of listening Endeavorers Iing to be quoted 45 maying: Broadway, May 20. | their attention or enthusiasm. sciation votes to run it over you can v that we will be ready with our team. The Olympic relay team was banqueted last night, the Bay City's will have to-night at a down- Tears or laughter were often danger- ously close to one another and when the burden of the work began to bear heavily | upon tired though willing shoulders the session in the morn- on for the seniors and | 4 in the afternoon made up |audience took up the inspiring refrain of | the same pleasure | the programme of the Ch | some well-known hymn and the gloom | town rotisserie. Endeavorer convention to-day was dispelled. [ : | “After much good-natured rivalry and |, Rev. Mr. Hayes added a bit of dellcous | Music at St. Dominic’s. s : little able campaigning Stockton | DUMOT to’ the business of the morning : i G ol not a e a ampaignin meeting by teliing of what he had been | The following musical programme wi the honors from Sacramento s decided that the Endeavorers hold their annual convention in the open- | told was “the latest invented collection | be rendered at St. Dominic's to-day: Pre be lude; Suite, Dethier; Mendelssohn’s ora- torio; Hymn of Praise in its entirety; of- “This collection box is so arranged,” the Knights of = . Sample, and is | 3 2 of Indianapolis, | 9 3¢ also a member of | ¢ t departmer & ¢ d was for two te ? 32 advocate general of the nati *+ L4 ation. He commanded the Eighty- | & ! A Regiment during the Civil| )¢ re vas 21 years of age. 3¢ ® I ng and nade on furniture and pi Ps i Pennsylvania, removal. J. Noonan, 1017-10: g i —_——— . ESTATES OF THE DEAD. % z’ e @ : Those of John Bonner, N. F. Phillips | ¢ 3 and Thomas Armer in Probate. estate of her father, John Bonne ninent journalist, who died May 5. of estate con Octavia and effects, librar $8500. The heirs a: Boardman, a Mrs. petitioner. Nathan F. Phillips, Mrs. Victoria J. share alike. vill of Thomas Armer, who died leaving valuable property, di- | ldine Bonner made application yes- terday for letters of administration upon , the al prop- ree daughter; | v N. and George L. Bon-| May 14, was filed for probate yester-.| A . Louisa A. Johnson share | that the entire estate be distributed e e widow, Mrs. Mary Armer. Called for the Will. e ma. et rersrston Perazzo, widow of the late| + | fertory; organ solo: “In Paradisium,” Du- . a one time resident- of & | bois; chorus, “O Salutaris,” Tebbs: Tan- e Meg- | tum Ergo, Le Jeal (sung for the first_time , on the §th of 4 | in any church); postlude, I'ugue in D ma- ared in Judge Cof- ® | jor, Bact Miss Clara_ Atkins v morning | + | and Rhy organist, Franklin ) issue an order com- Palmer. THOMAS G. SAMPLE eo to produce her hus-| @ —_———— Perazzo alleges that | : of the G. A. R. In vill In_his possession, but | Sermon on Joan of Are. hts of Pythias Mr. r it for some unknown This morning the members of the tioner avers that she and DIRECTORY Of RESPONSIBLE MANUFACTURERS, MERCHANTS AND JOBBERS. CATALOGUES AND PRICE LISTS MAILED ON APPLICATION. PLEASE MENTION “THE CALL.” HARDWARE ALACE Hardware Co., Importers and Deal- tel. BELTING. Manufacturer of Belting and L. P. DEGEN, [ Ceathar, “105.107°Mis. sion St., cor. Spear. Telephone Main 562. ers in hardware, 603 Market; Main IRON FOUNDER BO LER MAKERS. Western Foundry. Morton & Hedley. Proos., | 7 i i After the morning business was trans- | 234 Fremont St. Castings of Every Da. * | (N® TepOrt of the N s eioct. | Acted and the new vresident was greet- EUREKA BOILER WORKS, | scription Made to Order. Tel. Etack 1303, | that declared the following officers ed and had returned thanks the ex-State 3 V| ——————————— 2> 780K 903 | ed to serve during the ensuing year: president addressed the convention. JI. BRADY, Propristor. LIQUORS. | “President, James A. Wiles, First Baptist | C. F. Baker was the first speaker. He Special Attenti ¢ airs and ShP | GUDOLD WHISKEY, gallon. ...... 150 ; ¢ Chureh. San Franclsco: first vice presi- | calied 'his address “Sticks, Bricks and $6.00 | 0. P. 8. PONY, - $2.50; case $10.00 L. CAl IVM Plurlmentn 8t., 8. F. NO BETTER ON EARTH Comanche Ochre Co., 202 Fron Work. Office and Works—113-115 MISSION ST. Telephone Main 5045 do. nanche Ochra. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. P ey ertal Metalllc League of the Sacred Heart of St. Fran- LR e e e e R I SRCAR SRR SO SR SRR SRORS SRCRE SR TR IO + & * perous ren are named as the de-| T i = : : hore reason for withholding the cis’ Center will receive holy communion one in 1e0 is not an heir at law, is Y making the beatification of Joaa of Arc endowment feature ue. Judge Coffey made the or- | their intention. In the evening after ves- ers, carrying endow- ng the will's production within pers the pastor, Rev. T. Caraher, will There has been paid preach upen “The Maid of Orleans. P4 ————— e S S ] Sold Sand for Sugar. M. J. Shea, who sold a sack of sand for sugar to Joseph Sweetman, 812 Sixth street, on April 12, was convicted by Judge Mogan on the charge of petty lar- ceny by trick and device. and was ordered to appear for sentence to-morrow. Shea's companion in the deal has not yet been captured. J. A. WILES Was Chosen State President Amid General En- thusiasm. 1! 1 PROGRAMME FOR SUNDAY 3 the lionor tramc. The | < & | speaker argued that 4f all Endeavorers * to make temperance work a Spe: > subject the traffic would scon e e S % out of Calif; Theme, *“The glory of the Lord is risen upon thee.”—Mat. iv * The Morning of Pentecost. & | posé for Christian Endeavorers.” “This 8:00—Beginning the Day with God. % | convention is not all of Christian En- Meetings in Oakland, First Presbyterian chapel, led by B. H. Baker, i |deavor”” he said. “In fact, it is a very such as this, but it is the carrying out | tled down exhau Niouthit % | the home, at work, everywhere do the 11:00—Service in each church. Theme suggested, Convention Text. Isa. Ix:l. & | Work of God and ail the world will feel | The Harvest of Pentecost. | e ey B | % 8:00—Simultaneous. Rallies. % | . .. Gaston of Santa Rosa. 3 $ For men only, Tabernacle, D. E. Collins, Oakland, presiding. Admission 2 | e e $ : | in the wate }l cannot say. PIGEONS BRING NEWS FROM THE CITY OF PEKING e Naval Carrier Two Days on the Wing. — A WOMAN’S SAD HOMECOMING e REACHED PORT ONLY TO FIND HER HUSBAND DEAD. e A Holiday Jaunt to Alaska and Ha- waii on a Sailing Ship—A New Crew for the Transport Sherman. e One of the homing pigeons from the United States lofts at Mare Island flew aboard the steamer eenwood last Thursday. Captain Fajerlund was in his cabin at the time and the bird made its way in through the open port and ted on th bird had been flying from 5:: 16th to 5:30 a. m. on the 18th inst. giving the pigeon some bread crumt p. m. on the and DR. KILMEP’S REMEDIES. FREE TO SUFFERERS, The New Cure for Kidney, Bladder and Urie Acid Troubles. Almost everybody who reads the newspapers is sure to know of the won« derful cures made by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy. It is the great medical triumph of the nineteenth centu! discovered after vears of scientific research by Dr. Kil- mer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialigt, and is wonderfully success« ful in promptly curing kidney, liver, | bladder and uric acid troubles. Swamp-Root has been tested in so many ways, in hospital work, in private practice, among the helpless, too poor After | a drink of water Captain Fagerlund ex- | amined it for some mark of id tion. On a slip of paper in a quill he found written: “This bird is the property of the United States navy it caught or shot please report band num- ber to the Bureau of Equipment.” On writte of Peking, another slip of paper w hoard steamer City 35 p. m. party for S. E. Department Cavite nila, composed of H. D. Smith, F. H. Sovereign, A. D. Smith, George P. Burnap (several other names were unreada are all well and in much bel pir than when we started. Best wishe all our friends. (Signed) George P. Bur- nap.” “We were five miles outside the when the bird flew into my cabin, Captain Fagerlund. “That was at May Left dock at 1:10 p. m. As said 5:80 ifica- | le), | o'clock on the morning of the 1Sth, ana® the poor little thing was dead beat. It was all wet and seemed to have been but whether it rele have flown to evening of May 16 it m | the Farallones and rested there for the | night and then gone on toward Mare Isl- and. Y I took my ship up to O S B T e o O e o e ] | Port Costa the bird back to Mare Isla | of a number they are trai been sent out on the Peking there I took It was one g and for a he steamer Colon arrived from Pan- ama and way ports yestel Among engers e Captain J. C. g A. Alexandroff. The lat- | ter s a Russian and cannot speak a word of English, | he “refus When_questione d point blank to questions. All the customs could get out of him was that he $10,000 in_gold with him and he see the Chief of Police. | Russian consulate was sent for and fina Mr. Alexandroff was straightened out ar | allowed to land. | " Captain_Bruguiere was master of the | | in answer authorities had wanted to A clerk from t} steamer Starbuck that was wrecked ¢ the Central American He remained by the v no hope of saving her and then came on to San Francisco. enjoyable pleasure trips ever got up in San Francisco will leave here about June | 1. It will take in “the land of the mid- | night sun” and *the paradise of the Pa- cific,” besides bther islands of the South- ern Seas. Hind, Rolph & Co.'s schoone: vacht Honoipu will carry the pleasure- scekers and she will | months. From San Francisco the Honoi- { pu will go to Killisnco, alaska. Ten days, one of them the longest in the year, will be spent there. After watching the sun sink gradually to the horizon and the without disappearing gradually _ris again the party will pay a visit to Sitk: on the steamer Favorite. Returning the Honoipu they will sail for Hawail. stay of two weeks will be made in tk Paradise of the Pacific, r'ving everyhod a_chance to see all the points of inferest, after which the schooner’s prow will be turned toward San Francisco. A bark 8. rrived olulu yesterda the v 1 to anchor a_very urpleasant duty olved upon Captain mong the passengers was Mrs , a school teacher in Honolulu. A month or so age her husband was taken sick and he came to California for medical treatment. From San Francisco he went to Los Angeles and there he grew sradually w and died and was buried. Mrs. Phillips had a presentiment that all was not well with her husband and came to San Francisco on the Allen prepared to nurse him back to health. When the tug Reliance w out to take the bark to the sugar re- finery Captain Brokaw told the news of Mr, Phillips' death to Captain Johnson and he broke it to the widow. James Muspratt, one of the engineers on the transport Sherman, had his foot crushed in the refrigerating machinery yesterday. At the Harbor Hospital Dr. Himmelbach had to amputate the big toe of his left foot. The chances are that Muspratt will be able to go out on the transport when she sails to-morrow night or Tuesday morning. With the exception of the captain and his officers the Sherman will take out an entirely new crew. The men in the en- gineer’s department will be: George R. {ings chief engineer: H. Vinkee, istant: Owen F key and W. Cro- nan, second istan A. McCulloch, 8. G. Billings and G. Bird, third a. B. C. Patterson, George Munro, B. water tenders; A. C. Barrett and K Goodman, electricians; W. Cushen, J Muspratt, refrigerating engineers; W. C. Kruger and O. Sellers, plumbers; H x. ers: and P. F. Ram, deck engineer. overboard from ‘the steamer Aurora la Friday morning was recovered yesterda A diver had to be sent down and afti he made the tackle fast the wagon was raised without much trouble. The wagon load of furniture is still at the bottom of | stay there. The weight of the tombstones has driven wagon and furniture almost out of sight in the mud. ing year of the new century in that city. | said the reverened gentleman, “that if i efully | you drop a dollar or 50 cents into the | Sacramento took its defeat gracefully | Oy {i"Rns upon a cushion. A RICKE] | s e | and standing accorde ¢ | rings a bell loud enough to be heard by congratulation. the entire congregation and a button or Next in importance to selecting where | the 1900 State convention should mect was | beer ticket when deposited fires oft a pis- tol."” Stone.” “Every church hath sticks,” said the gentleman, “but they are not helpful. The difficulty of some sticks is that they have knots in them. Others again have byterian Church; second vice president, Dr. J. N. Ward, D. D. 8., Auburn Congre- | dent, J E. Coulthurst, San Diego Pres gational Church; third vice president, splimersi TlhenBt);e{‘e are m?)se(maz éll"e Wi e secre.. | crossgrained. ricks are better than John Bonner, Stockton; general secre- | ({3 C™Ahd that's what we want in our THE SAN FRANCISCO NEWS COMPANY, 342 10 350 Geary Street. Above Powell, Periodicals, Books and Stationery. PAPER DEALERS, WILLAMETTE "558 &0 sonmess S, tary, Francis W. Reid, pastor Congreg: tional Church, Clayton, Contra _Costa | County; treasurer, James M. Warren, | Santa Barbara Christian Church; junior society—every man a brick. “The best support of the church is the stone and we need stone on stone so as to strengthen and solldify the church. PRINTING. E. C. HUGHES PRINTER, »511 Sansome street. superintendent of Northern California, L. Rickford, Napa Presbyterian Churcl junlor superintendent of Southern Cali- Stone is enduring and lasting and that is the kind of support we should give to our churches." physician. that is all T ask. ADVERTISEMENTS. It will ve nothing to sell. Tell other sufferers of it— 1t cures ail, young or old. this Home Treat- fornia, Belle P. Nason, San Dlego Congre-| “\y "G~ Alexander of San Jose followed J. C. WILSON & CO., - S e rinters, Book- ©00 BATTERY STREET. | THE HICKS-JUDD CD-. yihaenc™s; socks, o cTelephons Main N WAREHOUSEMEN, COPPERSMITH. THE HASLETT WAREHOUSE cO., ¥, P 20X D v Forwarding Agents and public W hers. Gen- J PH FOX, upt. H.. BLY ’{"I, Mgr. Teat .‘,mmg‘(_‘ !E“‘» ana Graf 5, Fen. C. W Smith, Ship Plumbing, Steambont | eral office, 210 California and Ship Work a_Specialty, 16 and 18 | ——— — Washington St. Telephone, Main 5641. DRUGGISTS (WHOLESALE. ding Rings. 4 3d st for fine Jewelry and | gational Church. Another impottant announcement made at the junior session was that of the | banner counties. Los Angeles County car- ried off the banner on junior societies and membership. , San Francisco was awarded the banner for intermediate societies and member- | ship. To Alameda County went the banner for the greatest number of new societies | organized within the year. The Central M. E. Intermediate Society in Oakland Mr. Baker. The well-known junior worker referred to himself as a ‘“has been” and commented upon the development of the society since the day when he presided 0‘\'er the destinies of the State organiza- tion. C. Z. Merritt spoke of the consecration meeting. Among other things the gentle- man said: ‘“‘Consecratlion is an attribute of Christian iife and .it is that which makes it possible for us to perform the functions of Christian life.” | . LUNDY. "G5 WHITE AsH STEAM COAL, Mined by the REDINGTON & £0. Serwavpesioven | FRESH AND SALT MEATS. JAS. BOY S & w Shipping Butchers, 104 vs Clay. Tel. Main 1284 BLACK DL GREEN RIVER COLLIERI J& the DBeet Coal in the Market. Office and Yards—450 Main Street. AMOND COAL MINING CO. at kts was declared the banner intermediate so- ciety of California and_the Presbyterian | intérmediate Soclety, San Luis Obispo, was awarded the Craft's Lord’s day ban- ner. Although in its third day's session none of the papers read lost its interest, nor Rev. E. B. Hayes of Gilro ing of the “Tenth Legion," y ““The strength of the Endeavorers is the strength of God. God_has given to us, and if we only give back to him the work will continue to prosper. God has re- vealed to us in his Word how to give, and vy, when speak- ald: . B9 If you feel a_bearing-down sensation, sense of impending evil, pain in the back or bowels, creeping up the spine, a desire to cry frequently, hot flashes, weariness, frequent desire to urinate, or if you have Leucorrhea (Whites), Displacement or Falling of the Womb, Profuse, Scanty or Painful i ‘Tumors or Growths, address NOTRE DAME, IND., U.S. A, for the FREE TREATMENT and LL INFORMATION Thousands besides myself have cured themselves with it. I send it in plain wrappers. TO MOTHERS OF DAUGHTERS I will explain a simple Home Treatment which speedily and effectually cures Leucorrhea, Green Sickness and Painful or Irregular Menstruation in young ladies. Tt will save you anziely and expense and save your daughter the humiliation of explaining her troubles toothers. Plumpness and health always result from its use. Wherever you live I can refer you to well-known ladies of your own state or county who know and will gml'; an’;ny sufferer that this Home Treatment really cures all diseased conditions of our delicate female organism, thoroughly strengthens relaxed muscies and ligaments which cause dis- placement, and makes women well. Write to-day, as this offer will not be made 3gain. Address MRS. M. SUTIERS, Box 34, Notre Dame, Ifid., U.S. A. as or not | ed on the | What will probably be one of the most | e gone about three | to | ' CURE Dittman and W. C. Lacember, storekeep. | The wagon load of tombstanes that went the bay and the chances are that it will | SISTER: READ MY FREE OFFER Wise Words to Sufferers From a Woman of Notre Dame, .Ind. 1 will mail, free of any cha: ment with full instructians and the history of my own case to any lady suffering from female trouble. You can cure yourself at home without the aid of any cost you nothing to give the treatment a trial, and if you decide to continue it will only cost you about twelve cents a week. }thl'm not interfere with your work or occupation. 1 Periods, RS. M. SUMMERS, | to purchase relief, and has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of The Call who have not already tried it may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous offer in the San Francisco Call and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & C Binghamton, N. The regular fifty-cent and one-dol= zes are sold by all first-class drug- SECOND SU SFUL YEAR OF THE SAN GABRIEL SANATORIUN FOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION By the Continuous Inhalation Method. VERY ROOM IS SATUR- The patient lives in kills the germ lief to the weak- HE AIR IN ated with a an ning night swea perature falls to normal, and tment in- bly increases weight fr twenty » celebrated Throat and Robert Hunter -Vx.“ New Ivot. 1om.| | proved. ‘Tom.l. Im- U open fires. —are cheerful number. nished s of the Sanatorfum a methods of treatment, The pecuiine L fanction: { = Sano-Rio: THE HOME REMEDY " ° for FEMALE COMPLAINTS ™ wrang. For all thase pains, irregula i! remedyonearth @ a0 - Rie £ equa’s 153 famqus in if they go eves all pain 10 min Absolutely Harm Ope 5O et box will N1 MINUTES 5565 d by Owl Drug C ess. MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 1051 MAREET ST. bet 6ihaTy, S.F.Cal, Speciliston the Coast. Est. 36 OR. JORDAN—PRIVATE DISEASES ita n free and strictl Pocitve Cur in every case undieriaken. Weite for ook, PHILOSOPRY of MARRIAGE, MAILED FRLS: [ 2 e e e o o o 2] §wsn’ DR. JORDAN'S creat § (A ble book for men) DI IORDAN & O, 1051 Market st.5. . @ [ e e e e e e R S e e Y] |LE BRUN’S xii2 temedy heing in: T=————————="jected directly to the e—— seat of those diseases & of the Genito-Urinary — Organs, requires no change of diet. Cure guaranteed in 1 to 8 days. Small plain pack« age, by maii, $1.00. Sold only by GEO. DAHLBENDER & CO., Sole Agents, | 214 Kearny st., San Francisco, Cal ERRVAGYAL Pilis Chichester's English Dia- Red aod Gold metallic! @ ZHSDR. HALL'S REINVIGORATOR Five hundred reward for any we cannot cure. This secret | stops _all losses in 24 | cures Emissions, Impo- V. Gonorrhoea, sealed, §2 bottle: : guaranteed to MEDICAL IN- STITUTE, Broadway, Oakland, Cal. Also for sale at 1073% Market st, S. F. All private | aiseases quickly cured. Ser r free book. MAC'S Infallible Pile | Cure! Cures all cases of blind, bleeding, itching, protruding pi Cases of years' standing cured by single 50c box | A McBOYLE & 0., Druggists, | 504 Washington Street, San Francisco. & 1 | | | Corner Fourth and Market, S. F. T our Special Brew Steam and Lager, B Overcoats and fe. Valises checked free. Weekly Gall, §1.00 per Year