The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 6, 1900, Page 21

THE TRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1900 A MURDERER LYNCHED AT LATUYA BAY e Sl In the @bsence of Jugdicial Author- ities Steve Severts Is Hanged by Citizens. ® = TLE. Wash.. M Among the passengers from Latuya Bay to @ the arrived to-¢ were 2 man named Ne i A . ho uthorities Juneau a sensational * curred at Latuya Bay last November. x A p ry nd two others—white men—were at din- ) » D ¥, wk s, one of the men, arose, walked out and r Y F e a killed the other white man and wounded ¥ but before he could do further damage was disarmed by Nelson. » at ther white man, aided by an Indian, kept Severts a ¥ ris for meanwhile trying to communicate with the authorities ) ¢ fearing Severts would escape or murder them all, he was P = Bay. Nelson and wife then to Jun by ¥ and gave themselves up. ¢ Y A OA RSO TSATAS A OETS R TH TSRS MAYOR PHELANS DMINISTRATION | S DENOUNCED SRS SO ASSASSIN 0 GOEBEL WAS Extravagant Expenditure for “So Drunk He Could Hardly Salaries but Not for Stand Up,” According Improvements. to Culton. tion of Improvemen: sre the Hypocrisy Judge Cantrill Denies the Motion of the Murder Suspect That rteomings of the He Be Admitted to ck Mayor. Bail. oo i i - FRANKFORT, Ky., May 5—J. B. Mat- hews w ecalled by the defense to-day € el murder 1al and testified grams sigr George Denny mediat fter nt to seven g atic sons the State, sa is new | ing th r commenced and ple the 1 elling ipients to send men to emonst 4t kfort at onc Telegrams sent or s eve cived } reons indicted for the assas; = ion ¥ oduced and read and filed & . L e both sides s by t the Postal Company » hif e morning of the assas- grams to commande) wcky regime it,” and w which only gned by Adju- - 1 Collier David Harrod said that he known mi un out of the Sec- down into nted Taylor former p were T over the ng _trial his former s v and Golden if the and his replied s heard th say that contegt was he was not n promised Campbell uld for him n Secretary at least o t there when retary of State x Youtsey in the came into the { ter the shots \e room and d when told ible (now de several Walter R hefore the ord for the to see him told him_he 3300, Day ild seftle it and Jeft the room said he knew conspiracy to kill Goebel - W rested its case at the mony. After some » in rebuttal the de- and the court recessed until Argument GRAPE-NUTS n Iyl;: mewm of W rili n idge Cant nd ‘the ] EMPLOYERS LOOK QUT. uid not now indi sort of | AC ge in Food Doubled the Wages | » nee, brought out ir would e ER be cc t in the final but the ger certain large pub- | uncontradicted evidence on ne of the 1 but the case to left the court mo fuse the defendant’s bail HORSESHOEING CASE FINALLY SUBMITTED re- ree ap- ation Should Be Entered Into With Successful Bidders. ; The actior ich Frank Frisbee g pirit of tha sbeks 10 1 the Board of Fire Com- ted th Be 2l missioners entering into contraci - artment’s horses with - rtising for competitive bids 2 : for hearing by Judge Cook ¢ Grape-Nuts ay morning. Frisbee was repre- ezk rned that these by Herbert Choynski, while Judge e £ cared for the interests of part and albumen build the gray mat icles oers whom the board will tracts in the event Judge against Frisbee. Some tes- f b oo [| timony was taken and argument on the E nerve centers, so I| 1 S0 fved. “In an opinion filed by City " see t effect they!and County Attorney Lane he says that ¢ :‘)w vn‘ tter of shoeing horses should be 3 S foet T one « ract after competitive bic 5 gt e 1 discoveted | Gi0 o1ia ot under private contracts en- 1 ged a most remarkable | tered into by the rd. Judge Cook took anr ¢ her wrote me that | the case under advisément and will ren- - 2 Az . der his decislon next wee g e in began ¢ ick’ at any mius- | SAYS HE WAS MANACLED I uting a criminal a party who supposed | thing. I send a dish | cooked right about | k. On the 315t of De-| iemanded double wages | year antl found T had| DOWN BETWEEN DECKS Theodore Fasting Files Suit Against the Master of the British Ship Nile. Theodore Fasting filed suit yesterday eriough to lav -down « if I|against Neil McCalluln, master of the 1 I got it. 1 get clean | British ship Nile, to recover $10,000 dam- week now. They used to| s for false imprisonment. Plaintiff al- leges that between the 2th day of March nd April 27, 190, the defendant impris- oned him on the Nile and kept him con- fined in a close. dark, noisome and foul siace between decks, ‘with Jiandcuffs on Bis Wridts, and refused to supply him with the common necessaries of life, but gave him as food nothing but bread and water, which_caused him great physical suffer. ing. His health became endangered and sheet and put it under I able to do five times the hrainj ork that I ever have before. In fact, I an get about anything I want nowa- | days, and to top it all am perfectly well. | world has been opened to me and | 1 know exactly where the change has| ]s wrists so'l;ebm\dl i»lfxng)d"rm.:‘. mle . 2 e e -e | chafing caused by the handcuffs. he al- c 1. Tt has come because I have ) FRRIRE PRUNCE, 3% Saims damages in the been using a food and drink that have | cum of $10,000. hanged my whole brain and body. | e Divorce Suits Filed. for divorce have been filed by can use this letter, but don't use v name. for obvious reasons.” Suits Grape-Nuts_breakfast food and Pos- é-nn:; SCh:‘d;-:l agal;:\sxrr;::rll's Bc!;ra; N - s er for cruelty, Flora E. Greenly agains m Food Coffee are kept by all| Jobn H. @Greeni for desertion. and first-clase grocers and are used by nearly all first-class people. for cruelty. INTOXICATED 1 id | s so drunk | City Attorney Lane Says Contracts. Mary J. Lundin against Oscar H. Lundin | ADVERTISEMENTS. MUNYON'S INHALE THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. GUN MEN MAKE BiG SCORES AT THEIR TOURNEY Walsh Wins the Fay Dia- mond Medal Event by a Clean Record. Relief Given at Once. A Cure Is Certain. SCIENCE HAS TRIUMPHED. Catarrh, Asthma, Bron- chitis and All Throat and Lung Dis- eases Can Be 'Cured. COME AND SEE IT. COME AND TRY IT. Cast Aside All Other Medicines and Treat- ments for 24 Hours and Give This New System a Trial. Good Shooting Marks the Second Day of the State Live Bird Tourna- ment at the Ingleside Grounds. | ——— WING to fairer weather conditions | better scores were made yesterday | in the second day’s shooting of the | State live-bird tournament at the n Francisco Trap-shooting Asso- clation grounds at Ingleside. In the first event Feudner, Haight, Nau- man, Stone and Ross divided stakes, in a | six-bird race. . Parker missed his last | bird. Bekeart and Walsh lost their | chances for first money on their final | pigeons. In both instances the bird proved | to be fast and was drepped just out of | bounds In the second event at twelve birds Rice, Willlamson, Nauman, Walsh and Ross di. | vided first honors. Rekeart Kkilled his | dozen birds in good shape, save the tenth, which proved a bad actor and dropped outside bounds. The race for the Fay diamond medal at twenty birds brought out sixteen gunners. Feudner, Nauman and Walsh made clean scores, and in the miss and out shoot-off | Walsh won the honor of wearing the | trophy until the next tournament. Walsh | Killed his first bird with the second bar- - R s . ) It is an invigorating: tonic to the vital forces. In recommending this inkaler to the public we feel that we are performing a con- t entious duty, and belleve it will be the means of relieving much suffering and saving + lives. We do not wish to imprees the public with the idea that this treatment will Cure Consumption in advanced stages, but we do affirm that it will not only cure Colds, P | Coughs and Catarrh, but that it will also prevent Consumption, providing the lungs bave ¢ | ot become too far consumed by disease. It goes to the inflamed and diseased parts that £4 cannot be reached by medicine taken into the stomach. L. It permeates overy air passage. § And at once destroys the disease germs. - It cures through medicated and vitalized air. B It enables you to secure a complete inhalation of antiseptics. - . You are not confined to the mere odor of a remedy. Yon obtain the remedy itself applied direct to the ailment. A remedy which soothes, heals and invigorates. cures Catarrh and diseases of the nasal organs. It ively cures diseases of the throat and lungs. & It gaves vou distant journeys in search of health. ;o It enablez you' to cure yourself at home. P - it 1s a powerful yet harmless antiseptic i & It is as easy to breathe as the common air @ g [ It rend unnecessary any cutting, burning or cauterizinj . e It destroys at once the bacilll of bronchitis and consumptic i Tts application s not in the least disagreeable. 1 its use is followed immediately by a sense of rellef. * It enables you to save big doctor's fees. it ‘is the most rational treatment known. It enables you to break up a cold It makes you feel like a new person The glass family TWO STYLES & &5 irhaler is made of hard rubber, handy, pocket. inhaler pictured in cut is designed for he pocket be carried in the portable, unbreakable, unspillable; | PRICE $1,09, with all medicines complete, SOLD BY ZLL DRUGGISTS. Special Exhibition at the Following Centrally Located Drug-Stores. THE .OWL DRUG CO., NO-PERCENTAGE DRUGCO,, 1128 Market St. 949 Market St. LOUIS ZEH PHARMACY, McDONNELL PHARMACY, | 1226 Market St | 106 to 110 Grant Ave. GRANT DRUG CO., ’ GEO. DAHLBENDER & CO., 38 and 40 Third St. 214 Kearny St. M s H hic Remedi {|Munyon's Homeopathic Remedies B3 WAL, <‘h This company has prepared separate specifics for all diseases, which are sold by 5464046+ 0-o0-o@ | al druggists. Each remedy is o labeled there can be no mistake. With them every mother can become the family doctor. opponents dropped out, each I will guarantee that my Rheumatism Cure will cure rheumatism in a few hours; pponents drop A |l g DSepepRta” Cure. WiIl care ahy taes ot Tnflseation or . stomach Sroubier hat Feudner and Nauman divided | s per cent of kidney complaints. including Bright's Disease, can be cured with my ey. Haight, Trombone, ROSS, | idney Cure; that my Catarrh Cure will cure catarrh of the head, throat and stom- Shields _were close UP | goh no matter how chronfc or long standing; that nervous affections and diseases with ds. Haight's seventh | of the heart are controlled and cured by my Nerve and Heart Cu that bird w twister and dropped dead | Cure will break up any form of cold in a few hours. 57 cures for 57 allments ot of bounds after being hit with both | arugsist seils them—mostl S ! barr Trombone missed his ::P\'PVJHI, ‘illiamson’s rth dropped out and Shicias missed his seventeenth ++TREATMENT BY MAIL.... The entrance money in this event goes | Munyon for Write Profs which LY ot e, is ABSOLUTE FR The st ob- to Bons Winner of last SeAUS PYOML | stinate cases successfully treateq in strictest confidence. “Guide to Health” FREE. { the en money in next year's tour- | | nament ) tery was a satisfac- 9 q ' {0 on 10 all concerned [Munyon’s 0 rch >t., Phila The tournament will be concluded to. . i . 9 w by ° day. Followi esterday’s scores in the different $10 adaed [} $3 entrance. ' years I would have a fortune. I was work- ng on a salary and had nothing to speak of ahead, financially. something told me t went East, and the When T follow her advice. s with my wife and my iittle Henrietta journeyed to California I was then, now, traveling for Munyon. “At Catalina Island I met a Harvard man, Frank €. Perew. and he begzan to talk to me about mines at Searchlight. Something told me that this was my chance. T think that T have a scent for gold. At any rate I knew that I could read character, and when Perew said that one-third of a mine, the Maxine. which is named after Maxine Eiliott, the actres: ~ OWNERSHIP OF A ~ RICH GOLD MINE o % v smokeless powder race | | | | it sl poeae e conld be gecured for S50 [ tinhesitatingly > p e , although he was a complete | 1212122310 stranger N yzipereee | Traveling Man Had Faith t0| "5, yme 1 nao never neara or 1. Rice 1 A 11 2. 222 12 Searchlight. Soon after that I was in Col W. H. Williamson 2211112112230.13 Bank Upon HOI‘OSOOPG | ton and there met Charlie Colton, a miner. [ Parer ... 220 i |1 have relatives named Colton, and_the | ¢ ¢, Nauman 2111 1-12 . triple coincidence struck me. By P i i121 = With Money. L 1o Shame . Collon kaea ait” oo S ok 1221 232 Searchlight. T asked him, with some :‘ ""”m” 23%2 1 H i 'N;t"l‘hl?“w‘“f “'h’;-'hv-r he knew Perew He ot oy E$+ ! said he did, and that Perew was all right P B Bekeart 1112 2 41 Circumstances Combined to Bring s.llm" thaémfro were rich mines at Search- | C. A. Halght 2212 11 ght. So vent to Searchlight, foun | 5. % Surdodk. i 1111 Him Wealth Within the Pre- that there 8 g BT y dlamo: e ce, 2 | mint O ESLAR 10 TN & s i event—Fay diamond medal race, Has Nuggets Galore. | mining superintendent in New Mexico, [ $15 to second, $10 to “To make the story short, Hilbish went RS i AR ey to the mine. One day before the two years had elapsed—the period fixed by the clai voyant for me to_acquire wealth—I r ceived word from Hilbish that the prop- erty was casily worth $250.000. Perew sold At the Winchester House, on Third street, is 4 man with a story. He is C. B. | Chittenden and he owns one-third of the Maxine gold mine at Searchlight, Nev.|out. Here are samples of ore from the The story deals with clairvoyance and a | mine A 1oki from 6 sAIAFY. to wealth: Mr. Chittenden. Mrs. Chittenden and 1it- I was In Minneapolis two vears ago.” Bekeart B Bvn - to show. Gol sparkled plentifully i g 19| said Mr, Chittenden last evening, “and it | sampies and the (o smiied contentedly. at | P. Walsh ceeurred to me to visit a clairvoyant, | the evidences of their good fortune and | A. M. Shfelds 2212120121 19 Madam Marette by name. She looked at | sudden wealth. | B Donohoe 9012121014 | me fixedly and told me to go East as soon = Tie on_medal. Miss and out for tie—Walsh 2 | as possible for my wife and little girl, | Yg10 ant men are a good while in find- s O repaner 0. uman 0. Result— | and also predicted that in less than {wo |ing out what ails them. Walsh wins medal vide added money Feudner and Nauman di- | Extra event; six birds; $250 entrance. P. B. Bekeart... SR ET R E €. C. Naum: 2312 C. A. Haight 2 25 E. Donohoe 213 3 8% M. O. Feudner... CREER f fl t gl R / oy retlec W. H. Willlamson 312 R4 H. Justins . - 2 } 223 E. 213232 X 1111 a moment you | "0 Tost bira, % Dead nutside bounds. will wear Aast shoes Why? /oot com fort-they Music in the Park. The Golden Gate Park band will render the following programme In the park to- day. commencing at 2 p. m.: Overture, “The Bronze Horse'.. ““Prussian Tattoo of the Year 1720 ., ““Laucia’ ‘Senegam Shepherd’s Life n t P Grand prize march, accanal Clarionet_solo, **ShadoWDance'* norah’.. _Godtrey Donizettl tit - Value comrort they wear— And the price. well .tha“ts nght «+us.Meyerbeer “Danse Polonaise’........ Ttaliant in Algeri rsity of Pen: Scharwenka Rossini Granted a New Trial. Judge Dunne ordered a new trial yes- terday of the charge of murder against Martin J. Mochel, recently convieted of the murder of 1da Rose Loventhal. In an opinfon filed some time ago Judge Dunne | grilled the police for their failure to ;fij. a thorough investigation of the crime and intimated that in the opinion of the court Mochel was convicted on perjured evi- dence. ————— I The hour of anticipation is often more | pleasing than the instant of realization. left her | T tle Henrietta Chittenden all had nuggets | | i | | | | | | PARAISO HOT SPRINGS. i’"" | accommodations: WHERE CAN YOU GO WITH ONLY %% HOURS OF STAGI AND ONLY $8.00 FOR THE ROUND TRIP, THAT WILL EQUAL FOR ONE MOMENT THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND BEAU TIFUL HIGHLAND SPRINCS DANCING six nights of the week. GOLF, | Tennis, Bowling. Cement Swimming Tanks ACRES of Shady Groves and MILES of Shady | Walks Finest Deer Hunting in the County. Hunting Horses and Guides. ~Hot Mineral and Vapor Baths. Cold Mineral Plunges. MALE AND FEMALE MASSEURS. Numerous Mineral Springs of Wonderful Curative Properties. Large Cool Rooms, lighted by Electricity Call on L D. CRAIG, 316 Montgomery strest. or address CRAIG & WARNER( High land If you are well Drive. wheel or hunt among the oak- clad_hills and lovely valleys. away from wind and fog. Drink the mineral waters, swim in the big mineral baths. Not_an ache or pain the HOT SAND, MINBRAL MUD and HOT SULFHUR BATHS won't drive away At Paso Robles Hot Springs. Every modern convenience at the hotel. New homelike cottages. Rates for hotel, bathe and physician, $10 to §21 a week. Write for illustrated booklet SPECIAL ROUND-TRIP REBATE TICKETS. Fog_further information apply to FRANK W. ELY, City Agent. Tel. Red 233. 840 Market st., 8. F. Otto E. Never, Propristor, Pase Rebles, Oal. SANTA CATALINA ISLAND, 33 Hours' Ride From Los Angeles, Cal GREATEST ATTRACTIONS IN THE WEST. Second Annual Rod and Reel Fishing Tour- nament, auspices the ‘“Tuna Clul Seventh Season of our Famous Marine Band. The Society Resort. The Sportsman's Paradise. HOTEL METROPOLE and COUNTRY CLUB, always open. Golf and Tennis Tournaments. IDEAL CAMP LIFE. For full information, hotel rates, unique ar- rangements for camping and {llustrated pam- hlets, apply to » PP SroRGE W. THOMPSON. 421 Market st., San Francisco. Or BANNING_CO.. 222 South Spring bad of merica. County, Cal. — Fob health, rest. cannot be equaled: up-to-date beautiful scenery: profusion of flowers: hot soda, sulphur and electrio baths: swimming tank 30x60 feet. Our masseurs are all graduates. Hunting and fishing: chil- dren’s playground. croquet, lawn tennis and Monteray climate that | dance hall: large hotél and 30 cottages. afford- ing speciai accommodations for families: all illuminated by gas. By train, Third and Town- send streets, San Francisco, 9 a. m.; First and Broadway, Oakland, %:10 a. m. dally for Sole. dad. then By stage over beautiful level road milés to springs. Round-trip tickets, $8, at P. office. 613 Market stredt. Telephone and postoffice. For illustrated pamphlets and fur- ther information address E. L. PERRAULT, M. D.. proprietor and resident physiclan. ROWARDENNAN SOUTH BEN LOMOND, CAL OPENS MAY akement. My personal attention will be paid to the cuisine and service, which will ba sur- passed by none. Full information at Traveler office, 20 Montgomery street, or B. DICKINSON, Le: -FREE FROM FOGS AND COLD WINDS CAMP MEEKERGZ:,.. W5 Resort Among Redwoods of Sonoma Co.; Free Boating, Bath- ing. Fishing and Hunting. Lots sell from $10 to 375, Cottages bullt from $30 and upward. Board and lodging $8 per week; unfurnished rooms. $1 per week. Mrs. Locke, 333 O'Farrel] st., will take parties to inspect camp. round trip §1 50, via Sausalito ferry, or address M. C. MEEKER, Occidental VICHY SPRINGS. Three miles from Ukiah, Mendocino County Natural electric waters, champagne baths: oniy Dlace in the world of this class of waters having continuous flow of Datural warm water dir~ct from _springs to bathtubs. ~Lovely griands: fishing and hunting: crystal spring; accommodations and table first class. Opens April 15th, 3. REDEMEYER & CO., Proprietors. DR. C. C. O'DONNELL'S MINERAL SPRINGS at Glen Elien is the best camping, picnic and pleasure resort on the Coast. The greatest remedy for lung disease. liver and stomach complaints, rheumatism and catarrh in the world: 46 miles from S, F. The S. P. R. R and N. P. R. R. give special rates to Thirty cottages and tents furnished; cneap. No fogs nor poison oak at the fineral water, boats and bathing free. of DR. C. €. O'DONNELL. office 1021 Market st.. bet. Sixth and Seventh, S. F. 1) you want your health this is the place *o go. and S. F Daily Stage is Now running to SARATOGA SPRINGS, Lake County. Cal. J. MARTENS, Proprietor, Bachelor Postoffice. 418 Pine st., City Office. MINERAL LS B A SPRINGS, t in Lake County. Waters ropsy, stomach, liver, kidney Accommodations first ed by gas. Kelseyville, Lake Co. CAR Most beautiful s unsurpassed for and bladder affectio: class: $10 a_week; I W. R. M'GO' THE WELLESLEY, California and Larkin Sts.. San Francisco. Strictly First-class Family Hotel. MRS. M. MERRY. Proorietress. HO! FOR BLUE LAKES. Will be opened. under new management. May 15. New hotel being built. Fishing, bunting, boating and bathing. Address O. WEISMAN, Laurel Dell P. O., Lake County, Cal BEN LOMOND. Large furnished house to let: 9 rooms, hot and cold water; best location there. E. BISHOP, 465 Tentl st., Oakland. HOITT’S MENLO PARK. The beautiful grounds and new butldings at Hoitt's School will open to guests during June and July; good accommodations, excellent table, reasonable prices. Address IRA G. HOITT. THE GEYSERS, gomoma ONE OF N%TURI‘I WOND] Natural steam I‘% and ~— h under entirely new man. | TAVERN OF Castle Crag Soda Springs. SEASON OPENS JUNE 15. o4 in the midst of grand and mountain seenery, with Mount and the (rags for a backzround | FINE HUNTING AND FISHING Unsurpassed cuisine and e and able RAILROAD FAR sleeper both wavs, ®i4 For rates, terms and othér (nform dress: E. B. PIXLEY Care Pacific Improvement ( Crocker Building, San F Sha reason- round trip, FAMOuUS GILROY HOT SPR The waters ar curés of Rheumat Poleoning, &ia e d Mercu roted for their ad a T Liver and Kid Dyspepsia_a Compiaints. Hotel | Baths refitted ana 1. Mags scenery, delightful wal Hunting and ing. No fogs. Unequaled for healt and recrea Rates per week. Tral leave Third and To 1 streets, 8. F., 9 m. and 2:45 p. m. ¢ Carr for springs. For illustratéd pamy | R. R TSON | | HOT SPRINC | SKAGGS &5 onis™ soNowa from San_ Francisco and nine - staging: waters noted 1 best natural bath scenery: good trout telegraph; daily mail CLASS HOTEL AND morning and afternoon | 8an Franctsco oniy at 7:30 a. m. 312 a week. five years; patrona. F ARk PENS MAY 1st. Round Trip, §2 circulars. FREESE & JU Proprietors. City office, 918 Larkin stree GLENWOOD HOTEL, Among the redwoods, Santa Cruz M | minutes” walk from dep try; chalybeate springs, swi ment hal viene ga to $10 per week; free carriage. Glenwood, Cal MARTIN WM LAUREL DELL LAKE. The most attractive pla n Lake County #pend your vacation bathing, bow | ing. tennis, livery, Writ circular to new walks H. WAMBOLD. L cal | Laurel Dell | YOSEMITE Oak Flat route_ Stages lea on line Sierra R. R. dai San Francisco $32. For fu or address WM. J. WHITE, 630 Market st., 3. F.; telepho: N.PO. i TOCALOMA, BERTRAND HOTEL—First-class dations: reasonable rates: for f; ties: fishing, bathing, beatutiful Valiey, ete. JOSEPH F. BERTF shoe store, 324 Kearny st., S, F. NAPA SODA SPRINGS. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. _A. DOLLMANN, Napa Soda Springs P. MONTE VISTA £ 3% hours from San MARIN co. accommo- 2a %5 Boar ND or Pahl's PEN MAY 1st: tons of uit: help yourself: illus- trated circular. THOMAS E. MORGAN. Dutch Flat. Cal. SBANTA CRUZ Mountains—A quiet ranch, five miles from Santa Croz: delightful summer home in redwoods; running water: abundance fruit; good table: terms 550 week. Address W. CRANDEL Santa Cruz. Cal DR. PIERCE'S ELECTRIC 3 b A to be the Ia proved. most powerfu In all respects the best now mant any part of the world. ¥ts equal do The Galvanometer shows its electri e double that of any other. Easfly regulat Durably insylated. Latest improved attach ments. _Spectal conductors and Double wire suspensory for men any disease on earth that It is With electricity, an es when others Buy no belt tili v Pie *Booklet No for a 3-cent stamp; ffice or about it free tells all PIERCE ELECTRIC CO., 620 Market Stres=t, Address (Opp. Palace Hotel). SAN FRANCISCO Eastern Office—New York City. BRUSHES brewers, bookbinders. dyers, flourmills, found hangers, printers. paint shoe factories, sta- blemen, tar-roofers, tanners, tailors, ete. BUCHANAN BROS.. Brush Manufacturers, 609 Sacramento St DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Catalogues and Priee Lists Mallsl on Applieation. ATTORNEY F. H. MERZBACH, lawyer, 50 Cal., Clunie bg. COAL. COKE AND PIG JRON. 1.C WILSON & CO., 20 Puteery, Strest » Telephone Main 1564 COPPERSMITH. JOSEPH FON t. H. BLYTH, Mgr. CW. SMITH, £up femn eamboat and p Work a speciaity. 16 and 18 Washington st. Telephone Main 54l. FRESH AND SALT MEATS. JAS. BOYES & 0., Siioving Butchers. » Clay. Tel Main 1254, PAPER DEALERS. 'fl.l-‘.m PULP and PAPER CO., FOR BARBERS, BAK- bootblacks, bath- bilifard tables, canne: laundries, pap houses candy-makers, fes, 04 Montgomery st. _PRINTER. 511 Sansom STATIONER AND PRINTER. ‘hmla P Amm 308 s‘urlel::nlu WHITE ASH STEAM COAL, 3572, =% MINED IAMOND COAL MINING CO.,, at its GREEN glVIR COLLIERIES, is the Best Coal in the market. Office and Yards—40 Main street.