The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 27, 1901, Page 30

30 T HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1901 REALTY BRINES 5000 FIGURES Future of the Market Is Assured by the Late Deals. —_—— Brokers Report What They Have Been Doing Recently. at the market for realty is They are in a position to facts, and it is evident that forw with confidence to the e futare ackness in sa is a basis for their ces being considered, and range of the localities 1n h @ are being made. M. Speck & Co. report having made liowing ast corner Schlessin whi f s recently: Sutter and Taylor streets lot + ihe eet 1. er who paid y brick building J reet, 162:6 feet west from the estate of Thomas Golden 500, the site to be covered be built early in the n Lewis street, be- the estate of $6100; lot dy street, residence, feet west for the estate of Thomas er of Chico for $15,500; lot southwest line of Eighth X with three-story re and two flats, Solon H. Williams er Migs Dolores A. Sunol. inwald, Buckbce & Co. have effected xcheuge of 1wo properties upen the aluation of $60,000. The north. rner of Bush and Poweil streets, y F. Ryer, was exchanged for by Douglass £ Watson iine of Beale street, 13 rom Howard street. The ex: even. The Ryer property is 3 :9 feet in the rear on the California Hall it, fronting on Busi atson property on Beaie water lot upon which Harvey erected a three-story brick properties are income r $ owned £ Many Sales Reported. reported by A. J. Rich & Co. re to Mrs. Alice nd_cottage at 411 McAdam to R. Real Estate Company | reet, between ee new flats, ; lot_on McKee to f Filbert gtreet, 187:6, with two Bach; Jot on east of S G. Bcatena to . three flate, $400¢ south line of Cali- nan, 25x137:6, $3500 iot on’ south i venworth street, Z3x60, eck to C. A. Meuss- of Union street, east g chen to R. G. adc sales .which 1 as follow southeast corner of > Br. Reinke; Ninth avenue; | r $50), to Mrs the west line of nort the west H with two. three new flats, th r ush_street, 45:10 feet | Tay . $17,000; iot and im- heasterly line of First utheast Folsom, 50x87:6, Ccuntry Lands Sold. W M. San F 0 report that they properties as follows: Martin 1 H to John Stone Prank Andrade; tract to F. Ro: at San Martin orne t tc o at Sa n t - verdict of the real estate | here is a little pres- , although the lists | brokers for publication | . | The final and complete success of 7 feet east | ntgomery of San | VENTURE MEET3 WITH 3UGGESS Coal Briquettes Rapidly Winning Popular Favor. New Fuel Greatly Reduces Domestic Heating Ex- penses. The Tesla coal briquette, designed .-by |its inventors to supersede the ordinary | forms of fuel for domestic use, is fui- filling all the predictions that were made among all classes of people is very in- tense on account of the numerous ad- vantages which it is said to offer. Briquettes were not put upon the San Francisco market until about a month ago, but their sale has been very great and the demand for them is censtantly | increasing. | The briquette, as most people have |learned, is a compressed cake of coal screenings bound together by chemically treated oil. and easy to handle, which is primarily a distinct advantage over coal. 'The cost of the fuel does aot exceed that of coal and the heat efliciency is very much greater, | so that in the iong run its expense is | materiaily less. | One important factor in the success ol the briguette is that its use does away | with the clinkers and with sifting. 'rh chemists who spent years of labor in th effori to secure a fuel which would meet with the approval of the public succeedel in manufaciuring a product which is al- most wholly combustible and, conse- quently, there is but uttie ash left from | | the burning of briquettes. With ail these | advantages it seems only reasonable t) | conclude that the venture will meet with | deserved success. | _France, ‘Germany, England and other European countries’ have been using cer tain forms of briquettes In their navies | for several years. American ingenuity | has been at” work trying to improve on | these fuels. A factory tor the manufac- { ture of briquettes was Stockton is the second of its kind in the | United States. The people who are at_the | head of the Tesla enterprise resolved to surpass all predecessors, and accordingly hired chemical experts, who conducteil exhaustive experiments 'in briquelte mak- ing. An article much superior to an; | thing hitherto manufactured was at last Eerfln’ed and the factory at Stockton was uiit. The new fuel was first introduced into | the interior towns experimentally, and its | reception was so cordial that the bay ¢ | cities were next given the opportunity to , | make a test of the invention. Ten car- came to Oakland They were speedily loads of briquettes about a_month ago. sold and a demand for more arose a‘ once. Since that time a great quantity of the product has been brought to this section and disposed of, everywhere giv- | ing the greatest satisfaction. What its future will be is, decided its initial success. of course, those ventures which are bound to put | her forward in the race of the States for | pre-eminence. When her people fully | realize the general advantages derived from the manufacture of briquettes their adoption as a fuel 18 assured everywhern, Briquettes are made from coal reduced to small particles and combined with ofl, of which there is such an abundance in this State. The process of manufacture is patented from start to finish and the field for sale is as wide as the continent. the dustry is, therefore, a matter of con- siderable importance to the people of the | Pacific Coast. The principle involved in the successful manufacture of briquettes is to attain the greatest caloric power with the leas: possible expenditure of combustibles Coal ordinarily in burning sets free a large proportionate quantity of gasas which do not give forth heat. In conse- | quence of the imperfect chemical process, clinkers are formed and numberless bit: { of coal are not consumed at all. Scien- tists estimate that about half of the heat which might be utilized is thus log. This difficulty is to a great extent obvi- ated in the combustion of briquettes. I+ is improbable that chemical researeh wii} ever succeed in saving every particle of | heat in fuels for domestic use, but the briquette makers have done more towari this end than has been previously ac. complished. Careful combination of the ingredients prevents any such alarming waste as that experienced in the burning | of coal. The hydrocarbons or volatile | gases are made to perform their duties | and satisfactory results are secured. | Tt is thus seen that the new product which is ranidly being introduced into our | homes establishes its_success on solid | clentific principles. That the hundreds who have alreadv been given the oppor | tunity to avail themselves of the use of bricuettes are agreeably surprised by | their advantarcs and have permanently sdopted them for fuel Is surelv a criterion for the future. Any kind of a stove i suitable for the use of hriquettes. Withal, the invention is a hoon to the peonle oi the State and one destined for gratifying suceess, @ i @ building and of the great hotel to stand at the northwest corner of Powell and ary streets are in evidence. the excava- tions being conducted with vigor. A three-story addition to the car-house of the Ferries and Cliff House line of the ricet Street Railway system is under ay. The addition will cost about $20.000. G Umbsen & Co. H The finished product is clean | established a: | | Chicago some time ago and the one a:| -] ¥ | ductor on the Southern Pacific line, and | alifornia is ever ready to encourage | in recent years ran trains over the Whte | will hold an auction | REGOMMEND3 BOND ELEGTION Construction of Schools, Hospital and Sewers Urged. Mayor Asks Supervisors to Submit Propositions in December. Mayor Phelan sent a communication to | the Board of Supervisors yesterday in | for the construction of new schoolhouses, in its favor. Interest in the new product | a new hospital and a sewer system be | | called in the month of December. His | Honor also requests that the Board of Public Works be called upon to furnish | plans for the improvements. The com- | munication follows: SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 25, 1901 To the Honorable, the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco— Gentlemen: The Board of | vears ago declared that the public convenience | and necessity required the construction of new schoolhouses, a new hospital and an intercept- ing sewer system, and the pecple at an elec- tion held December 29 , voted in favor of issuing bonds for the construction of these improvements. Subsequently the Board of Su- | pervisors was restrained from proceeding by a | suit brought in the Superior Court which was | decided pro forma in favor of the validity of the bonds, but the judgment was reversed in the Supreme Court. | "It is now necessary, in order to construct | echoolhouses, sewers and an hospital, to sub. mit the proposition at an election to the peo- | ple, which I est should be dope some time in the month of December next. As a pre- liminary to this proceeding I recommend your honorable board, as required by the charter, to call upon the B d of Public Works to fur- nish plans and specifications for these needed improvements. Respectfully submitted, MES D. PHELAN, Mayor. Special Rates | For side rides to points on the Santa Fe. Open to holders of Episcopal Church Con- vention tickets, friends accompanying and holders of nine months' excursion tickets. Dates of sale, September 24 | November 10 inclusive. Limit 30 day; For timetables, descriptive literature and full information call at Santa Fe offices, 641 Market st., and ferry depot. ————— SECRETARY OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS’ ORDER DIES Was in Charge of the First Train That Went Out on the Wabash. Milton Green Pumphrey, who died Friday at his home, 702 Laurel avenue, was one of the best known railway con- ductors in this country. Pumphrey, who was secretary of the local branch of the | Order of Railway Conductors and a | member of the Grand Army of the Re- { public and Ohio Society, took the first | train out on the Wabash road In 135 | Twenty-five years ago he was a con | | Pass road from Skaguay. He was 6 years of age and a native of Guerhsey County, Ohio. He will be’ buried this | afternoon at 2 o'clock from the head- quarters of the railway conductors at 122 | Eddy street. e S There’s Always Something New In tints and shapes in our stock of writ ing papers. We have just received some new shipments that are far prettier and smarter than have ever ‘‘come out” be- fore. The prices are not a bit higher. Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market street. * —_———— ‘Will Give a Smoker. Ban Francisco Lodge No. 2 of the Knights of the Royal Arch will give a smoker to its friends in B’naf B'rith Hall on next Tuesday night. —_——— Dr. C. C. O'Donnell is still in the fight and will certainly win this time. Be sure to vote for him for Mayor by writing his name with a lead pencil and stamping a cross after it at head of blank column, * @ sieeireimimimfelnlnfelee foddefimfnfdmfeierds @ leased from J. A. Scnmidt for a term of five years for $510 per month. The ension from the old St. v's College grounds to Ocean avenue will be bituminized, The German Savings and Loan Soclety has loaned to Henry Kahn $40,000 on prop- erty on the south line of Sutter street, 160:5 feet east of Jones street. [ property there will be placed a five-story and basement structure, Bulldings contracted‘for during the last week have been gmall as a rule. The list of contracts as issued is published in The Call dalily The Architectural Club, recently organ- ized, has adopted a constitution and by- laws, The deeds have been recorded by which Alfred, Mary and Grace Barstow convey to Josiah R. Howell twenty-four parcels of realty in the Potrero. These are the properties acquired for the Santa Fe, and are on Nevada, Connecticut, Missouri, Texas, Mississippi, Indiana and Minnesota streets and Tenth avenue. Mrs. C. T. Horn has let the contracts for the construction of a two-story and basement building on the north line of Golden Gate avenue, 37:6 feet west from | Central avenue, the cost of which will be about $2500. Catherine C. Bannan has contracted for the construction of a two-story and base- which he recommends that a bond election | Supervisors two | ‘st ADVERTISEMENTS. . s. 0000000000006000000000000000000000¢08C0I060 CUT PRICES THAT CUT COMPETITION -.AT THE... GOLDEN GATE LOAK ¥ SUIT HOUS No Disappointment ; Goods and Prices Exact'y as Advertised $20. 00. FINE NAVY BLUE VENETIAN TAILOR SUITS, with very latest feather edge velvet revers and cuffs, newest cut, fancy trimmed: skirt lined throughout with Silk Moreen; real value $27.50; on sale at. .. : ...$20.00 Stylish Tailor Suits at $i0.00 Three different styles—Pure Wool Black Venetian, new box effect—Pure Wool Black Golfing, latest Eton—New Grey Nobby Eton Suit, jacket with velvet collar and satin lined, skirt latest cut, velvet and satin trim- med; real value $14.00; on sale at...$10.00 Auto Box Coats, $10.00 Made of fine Black Kersey, with Peau de Soie Revers. velvet collar and cnf, silk or satin lined, excellent value at $12.50; qfiur rice | | i | | ovelty Auto Box Coats at...... irreee....B12.50, $15.00 and $20.00 600 Skirts, Yalue $6.50 a:d $7.50, at $5.00 Fine Black Venetian Satin trimmed. Black and Oxford Golfing Skirts, with 25 rows of tailor stitching, black and navy extra heavy Peb- ble Cheviot, correct style, perfect hanging. Full value $6.50 and $7.30; on sale at.... ... $5.00 REET 1230-1232-1234 MARKET ST BOBOOOHOAHBARANAADARABDAOO AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. LEADIKG THEATRE TO-NIGHT. SECOND AND LAST WEEK BEGINS TO-MORROW. STUART ROBSON In the Greatest Production Fver Made of Bronson Howard's Masterpiece, | EVENINGS AT § SHARP! | MATINEE SATURDAY at 2 Sharp! ght - - - “LA BOHEME.” NEXT WEEK--LAST OF GRAND OPERA. MONDAY, October 28 GRAND TESTIMONIAL TO DIRECTOR PAUL STEINDORFF, A Great Programme of Classics. Friday, Saturday, With COLLAMARINI and the Same Splendid Cast. MR. ROBSON Wednesday, Last AS BERTIE, THE LAMB. Times 2 WEEKS : EXTRA BEGINNNG MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, Engagement of §ARAA COWELL | | AMERICA'S GRANDEST ACTRESS, Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday Nights and Sat- In the Brilliant Historical Play, The {\’r'fg“n’}nfii'['“éficcps, By ! ; THE FIRST CHARLES | HEMRY i » | HARLBOROUGH *5pter &, <o SEAT SALE BEGINS NEXT THURSDAY. Greatest Presentation of the Opera Ever Seen in America! . MONDAY, November 4, | THE TREMENDOUS NOVELTY! | POLLARD’S JUVENILE OPERA CO. H ——IN— THE BELLE of NEW YORK ICES S0e, e, 9. UNION GOURSING PARK JOEN GRACE, Judge; JAB. F. GRAGE. Slipper. TO-DAY, SUNDAY HIGH-CLASS Open Stake SIXTY-FOUR NOMINATIONS POPULAR PRICES—2c, Telephone Bush October 27 WaR™N TO-NIGHT. THE BIG NEW YORK AND LONDON SENSATION, Sporting Life! 1 | 0 | i i [ | “THE HENRIETTA” LE MOYNE, } i | ! | Bathing, including admission, o D AFTE] \ “October 27 Week Commencing This Afternoon, AL HEADLINERS! LILLIAN BURKHART AND COMPANY. MIYQ SAN “WHITE LILACS.” HARRIS & WALTERS In “THE BLACK-HAIRED WIDOW."” LESLIE_BROTHERS BEAUX AND BELLES MIGNONETTE KOKIN NEW SURPRISES. “ECCENTRIQUE.” FRANCIS LE PAGE JUMPER. “ JOHN GEIGER VIOLINIST UNUSUAL. - THE BIOGRAPH WITH NEW PICTURES. Parquet, 2%c, any seat; Balcony, 10c; Chil- dren, 10c, any part except reserved. A few front Orchestra rows reserved, 50c; front rows of Balcony, reserved, %e. GRAND OPERA SEASON By the Entire Company From the | Metropolitan Opera House, EW YORK, Under the Di ection of M. MAURICE GRAU. BEGINNING MONDAY, NOY. 11, and CONTINUING THREE WEEKS, AT Grand Opsra House The Repertoire for the first week will include “LOHENGRIN," “CARME: LA TRAVIA- TA,” “TANNHAUSER, HUGUE- NOTS,” “FAUST" and ‘"MANON. The Sale of Subscription Seats Will Commence TO-MORROW AT THE ——GRAND OPERA-HOUSE, AT 9 A. M.— Prices for the Senson of 20 Performance: Orchestra and Dress Circle, front portions...$100 fo Orchestra, rear rows; Dress Ci middle rows 20 Dress Circle, rear rows. [3 Family Circle . 50 Gallery £ Boxes, to $1000, according to size and lo- cation. Aprlications for Boxes should be immediately addressed to MR. ALFRED BOUVIER, GRAND OPERA-HOUSE! Sale of Single Seats will begin November &. | Prices $2, $3, 84, $ and $7. WEBER PIANO USED. PALACE "HOTEL. For a quarter of a century these hotels have been the headquarters of tourists and travelers who have journeyed from all parts of the world to San Francisco. Guests enter- tained on the American or European plan, GRAND HOTEL. SUTRO BATHS. OFPEN NIGHTS, Open Dally from 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. Bathing from 7 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. ADMISSION, 10c. CHILDREN, Sc. ._Children, %e. SR MONDAY. NOV. 4. 1901, SUTRO BATHS CLOSE AT § P. M. TH e ——————— Santa Fe Trains hi m: tal m tof Conveniences Burlington tourist sleeping- cars have all sorts of con- veniences— Pintsch gas, toilet rooms, marble wash-basins. igh-back seats, double win- dows, a heating range for aking tea and coffee, and bles to write on or to use at eal time. They leave Los Angeles, Mondays and Wednesdays; San Francisco, ‘vesdays and Thursdays—Omah Chicago, Kansas Ci St. Lowis—EVER Y~ WHERE east. Tickets and berths 2t 631 Market Street W.D. BORY, Gen'l Age: me, Trnins le: SOUTHERN PACIFIC. mve nad nre due 1o arrive as NAN FIRANCING $:30p Hay an 18:95¢ Vall ury! #:304 Oakdale, 0 Hayward, 11:00¢ Sacrmento i 400y Benicia, Woudiand, Marysville, Ovorillo. . 4:00p Martiner, Napn, Calintoxs, Suntn Ross.. ... 4:00p Niles, Livermore, Stockton, Lodi. .. 4 3 (Main Line, Foot of Markes Street.) zEAvE — Fnow Ocrossm 6 1301, — Azmive i 71004 Benicis, Suisun, Elmira and Sacre- * I 825 31004 Vacsrille, Wicters, Rumises. 7359 31804 Marth:ez, San lianion, Vallejo, Napa, Calistogs sud Sants Ross.. . @:35e 8:004 Davis, Woodlsud, Knignts Landing, Mazysville, Oroville. . . 735 8:004 Atlantic Fapress—Ogden aud East 12:232 #:00, Niles, Lathrop, Steckton. . 3189 8:004 Niles, Moudota, Porterville.....o..ooun. erszen Sh Express—Davis, Williams (for bt -y = Haoras ille, Chico, Chinese, Souora, Carters. ilca aud Way Station ward, Niles and Wi inters, Kuights = Laudiug, *Vailejo, Rumon, Livermore Stockton TnIBl.m Bakersfield, ¥augus for Suuta Bar- ura, Los Angeles. 8:334 $:00p Martinez, Autioch, ced, Fresno Orlean: Freano, Bakersteid, Los Angeles, Ei Paso, New Orleans s i i Mail—Ogilen, Cieyenne, Omahs, Chicago... .. . 12:20» ©:007 Oriental ~_ Mail—Ogdes, Denver, Bt. Louin, ChIoWgO.....ruveveesies 4:232 7100 Orogon aud Calfon i ifxioam Bac- Marymilie, Redding, | 4 2wl Fash #:3%a onte, Martines d Way Stations ofes.. oo e COAST LIN E (Narro: (Fout of Murket Stre | —wisavem | | Btation | tweane Newarky Uon Al arks, Contorvil Bouider Creek, Saita Oruz wud Way iotviile, San Toas, Now Fotion, lowder Sreek, ws . Frincipal Way 10.002.%. :0 16:00 $8:00 4:00 e, ol 12:00 2:00 San M xia0r San 4:35r San 131002 San 51307 Sau. e San 43¢ San Palo Alto, Santa Olara, San Jose, Tres Pinos, Santa Crwz, Salfoas, Way Stations. . €:007 Redwo)d. COAST LINE (Hroad Gauge). (Third and Townsen Sts.) Joseand Way Stations.. d Way Stations. 454 304 Principal Way Stations 9434 onterey and Pacilic Grove. Tose and Way Statious, Focor ‘Los Gatos and Principal ceeen 10O 6. e’ .. 191004 Jose and Prinoipal Way Stations 8: . San Jose, Gilroy. Salinas, bara, Los Angeles. 1 Joae aud Way Sta Tose and Way Station A for M #Bunday excented. @8aturday only. o, ¥ for Afternoon. 1 Sunday only. / Tuesdays snd Fridays. CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RL OB LESSHB SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIS RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Ferry, Fest of Masket 80 n Hill to A. L. @rt; | of probate and miscellaneous properties | ment frame building, to contain two flats, L colony to R, P. Chris- | at their rooms at 14 Montgomery street to- | to stand on Tweniy-first street, near ALSO | Leave Market-street Ferry Depot. wu;;’;;;“;‘,“z;: s",'.'o\,n"-' 2 acres in San Martin col= | morrow. Chattanooga, the cost of which will be | Unsurpassed in Comedy and Startling Climaxes. b ! Local | Lim'd | Ovri'd | Local 3:30, 5.0, 6:30 p. m. Thursdays—Bsira s | The store at 7 Kearney street has been | about $4000. SIX :‘HOROL’GHBRED RACEHORSES intro- DECI ING COURSE | Dafly | ~ = Daily | Daily udul.iown m. Saturdays—Extra trips at 1:30 c | luced during the action of the play. In Frs . o B y 0 acres in | IN THE v. San ""]1 SUNDAYS—8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:30, ¢ H. Glover of Denver; 4 acres Next Sunday Night—Jacob Litt's Everlastin A 8:00, 6:20 p. (witk s o ol 1 ... |1 Bucker & Cod:. 3 neres n Ses Murton Des | “IN OLD KENTUCKY * JOHN GRACE . P San Rafae! to San Francieco. e Ko 0 acves in Ban Sank o SEATS NOW READY. .o . :* Hanford.. WEEK DAYS—6:10, 7:50, 9:20, 11:10 a. m.; 12:45, & 9 2 ecres in San Mareta'| . - = % % l\;'nkax;ai - ¥ I Saturdays—Extra trips at 1:55 c . Shaw s acres in San | Ny 5 B - s p. m. » to Captain Calhoun of Hawalian ’ B BELASCO o THALLS CHALLENGE CUP « Kan. City|. SUNDAYS—8:10, 940, 11:10 a m.; 1:40, 3:40, ® 1 in San Martin colony to i il Chidspo.. 5:06, 6:25 p. m. Joseph H. Rosenberg of San Francisco. | I’ 3 a for morning. p for afternoon. Leave ; In Effect Arrive The following sales have b made by ‘ U O a® TR 1.315.“5&'{3:3 ':..5"’15:,",',".',“" !lllmk-d. San ¥rancisco. |April 25, 1901.| San Francisco. Healy & Gillesple: ou Can Be Cured of TRAIN SERVICE. P " Y o T W Week 2 3 Lot on the south line of Dorland street, NERVOUS DEBILITY T I — Leaves Third and Townsend streets 10:15 a. | | EUNS (ol (O'SRIOS Cors and Dining J| Week | Sun- | | Sun | Week 155 feet west from Guerrero; lot 20x80 on the | MATINEE TO-DAY, 10e 15c, 2c. .. 11 e m., m. and 1 p m. Twenty-| | (o Bakersfield for accommodation of loce] north fine of Edridge street, 10 fegt west | and LOST MANHOOD FONIGET LA Ofh and Valencia streets five minutes later. | | flat-clues passengers. No second-class Lok 30am| 3:00 am PNovato, on the eas onic A ming at 4:45 p. m. and after the las - 30 pm| 9:30 am| Petatu from McAllister street. : THE COTTON KING ;fi:‘&&' ban’ Mateo electric. cars evers four ok ain e o o e Tueagayonds I 50 pm| 500 pm| santa Rosa. Madis & Burke hav - 2 Friday. P e 0. amado kg or BY See the Great| Cotton MIll Scene, ADMISSION % CENTS—LADIES FREE. 4:20'p. m. s Stockton, Merced and Fresno || 740 | s, Bt B3 -on “the morthiwest Eormes o' Vs ‘ ” PR Cis Ercnine: e, 16e, T, e, ge lecal. Corresponding train urrives at 12:30 || ' | 5:00 pm| Healioie, %1 thwne > A - w e, 25c p. m. daily. 4 I J mont and $4000; lot 102 ytton, o B g - - Beginning TO-MORR Mond "G, 00 p. m. is the Overland Express with G vifle, e s aime of Clay strest. | Bire g Prommmt oW the (O reateet Eote OPERA through Palace, and Tourist Sleepers and || 3:30 pm| 5:00 am| Claverdale’ O S woRthwest Corser Of tacular Melodrama Lver Presented 7 Free Reclining Chair Cars to Chicago; also 7:3 am| 5:00 pm| Hopland 4nd Twenty-third streets, having & frontuse HOUSE Palace Sleeper, which cuts out at Fresno, || 3:30 pm| 5:00 am| and Ukiah. 125 on Mission and & on Twenty-third 90,000 THE GRE A 'l. s"lmwndm‘ B L BT 7:30 - ¢ 10:35 am & with old bufldings on the northeast | . S ! ¢ 3 am| 10:40 am|10:25 am e e e BSOLUTELY FRE N T, | g he ekeovmn o mame ow |} T s s Sakmmi to, v |1 ] 583 5] Sneemeene [ER SR with a two-story frame building on e w > ! - e b e o Pt e R S ABSOLUTELY FREE ORTHWEST. “THE MAN FROM MEXICO” || Sisitnai Sie s o || i vam soname T0am %: lot_on the north iine of Lombard street 0 tween Fillmors and Steiner, 16x775 to ¢ e By Sealed Mail. 3 Depot, San Franciseo; 1112 Broadway, Oaic- | Ol gin. 8:20 pm oot nproves 70; Jot 25 X s X Y ¢4 e B R g e R DR R ;"c " % Week Starting TO-MORROW (Monday) - i = venwo B Hyde, and a lot 2x120 and "o c o § g g :00 pm| Sebastopol. B et S, e + 0. D. OR DEPOSIT SCHEME, THEATR WALTER B. PERKIN iect at Santa Rosa for Mask West Van Ness avenue and Franklin street, . S Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West ot ol y fr b i bundreds and | The Von Mokl Company dosires is that yon give the Belasco & Thall, Managers. —IN— * | HORTH PACIFIC W‘sr mmn T AT T T o Prcage et Fultan K sl e e o Axnasass. oF of ths TECHart ool o Hhad dep | Spt0 stand all the expense con THE GIRL IN THE BARRAcKS. |“MY FRIEND FROM INDIA R S TS ST ai, 2 for the Geysers: ac iopland for Duncun eva: jot fronting on the ocean beach, the physical vitality. POWER OF CALTHOS” PRI I ly FROM AND CO TO MILL VALLEY | Springs, Highland Springs, Kelseyville, Carls- for §750; Jot and cottage of four rooms | The medical profession of this country seemed OVED, ke, e % e 4 SAN RAFAEL. bad Springs, Soda Bay, Lakeport and Bartlett riv-seventh avenue for $630; four-yomm | Powerless to cope with the appalling and s | The fist day you take the treatment you will be TO-MORROW, MONDAT, AnssAs s te Clever Comedies. | WEEK DAYS—4:%, $:0, .0, “11:00 a. p,, | Springs; at Ukiah for Vichy Springs, Saratoes opposite the terminus of the Valencia- | Jiseases and .n"““nxveulmn men resulting | benefited. The second day you will feol an improve- e y POPULAR PRICES—10c, ¢, 2¢, 0c, 75c. | *1:45, 3:15, 415, 5:15, %615, 8:45 p. m, % | Springs, Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake \Witee: treet cats for $1650: four lots on outside s, | from violiton of Neture's lawe. ment. The third day you will nots an incresse of . A Pppular Revival of Good Orchestra Seats All Matinees . EXTRA TRIPS—For Mill Valley and gan | Sbrings, Upper Lake, Domo.. Potter’ vali Wlock ¢ for ¥100 each: corner lot In outside | PROF. LABORDE'S W strength. Tho fourth duy will ‘show & gain both ' oA ’ Branch Ticket Office—Emporium. Rafael on Mondays, W ¥s and Satur- | John Day’s, Riverside, Lierley's, Bucknell's, jand 1146 for $200 - ONDERFUL DISCOVERY. | mentaily aud phssically. The Rech dussom: oin I EN N tngE S days at 9:30 and 11:40 Sanhedrin Heights, = Hullvilie, Orr's | Hot o) Outs A BES, Sebart TSt they e 4P£f’5§l‘-‘-“fnb’::d:“w‘:‘;;:-“g"fi:“ nt‘I‘:‘ofl A t«lNllh a new. 3 d{ts:nu alu‘c‘r_cr firom any form hS ;;Ulg‘l)g‘rh'lgb 10:00, *11:30 &, m,, *1.35, | Springs, l!en%gclno City, Fort Bragg, West- B 1 3 3 ct scientific inqu ervous e and Sexual Weakness, Sperma- 15, 43 i * | port, Usal, fllits, Laytonville, Cummine, sed several tracts of land near| into the cause and cure of Vitality, Sexual | torrhoes, Varicocele, Impotency, Small Parts, Nizht p AR NE ‘ H U I ES AND Z 00 Trains marked San Que, Bell's Springs, Harris, Olsen's, D cotia en Gate Park and in Sunset, Ocean | Wesknes, Spermato lepay, Imi , | Sweats, b.?n-non of the Hent, Norsousness, Con: . FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRAc s R TR T T, e vard fl"'}‘ hflsghfl;] “mde‘ "m"’m"i --'a;h“mmmd-?; world ‘acknow] the %»;:::1:‘,.ndcmmmofi‘ym:.:[mi. Br et Fiacte's Badititul Borshnos i .\v;lx';nlg Dzé‘:;_—_‘fi 25, 6:27, b 8:35, 10:15 ‘h(utdn‘y Monday round-trip tickets at re- stricts, which they will grade and put on A 3y cured by .2 rpioms | MATINEES SATURDAY and SUNDAY. i "EXTRA TRIPS on Monday: o o B - i T e bt SR L I | "SR i G i geect | SUPERB. VAUDEVILLE. BILL 1| LBttty Bty Voaitur | 5F S0 o it o 4 s rokers an dings. | o . secu! o American ts for | promise complete recovery. 5e, 2c, 85, an 3 SUI *10:00, *11:45 Ticket office, 630 Market street, Chronicla = | “CALTHOS.” and through its 5 i / 40, 4315, 4 . m. S e ' e 2 Devidson & Leigh arc in their new loca- | of men who cuttro i T R PROMPT ACTION IMPORTANT, Next—"“NANCY AND COMPANY. HARRY HARMON "r‘:&-;'-"l&n“%x-) Eirt from San Quentin, | | TH 5 WHITING, R X RYAN 9 Montgo; ¥ g fecbling nervous maladies hi been restored U q 3 A L LLEY TO S, FRAN " Gen. e . 2 H. Umbeen & Co. are repairing thelr | health and the virile powers of perfect mantong '° "3’?.‘3-;‘.“:1'.{"}2-5”:'::’ :‘%‘w’ FISCHER’S CONAGE'"T; Hg:lsu, i) ;%%D:&s—::‘?. [y 1030 & o0 Sem Fase g ce on nigomery street, e buildi 9, on. Company ousands of testimo- emission . s : 5 ), 53 Pp. m. 4 Baving Tereils becs dumiged by e ng | ‘l;l.i‘!‘lnl‘:l.:'& E: ,‘,4 l‘?m.lnli l!‘fll. .Id.l‘onhilsllrol’lg. persons who have tyken the {Teate | GEISSLER - HIRSCHHORN TYROLEAN 1n: His Bensationsl %-fost High Bive. ydntg;n A (LRIFS, o' Mondays, Wetneadays MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY dison surke, in their new location Mohl Com. | ment, showing its marvelous restorative power. TROUPE; Symo and Syma; Celia 3 an iturdays at 7:10 and 10:35 p. m_ = = on Montgomery street, to which they will | hit Game and addooss i oy M pbo sends simply | The Company doss not publish testimonials, end | The Lackessr Chers " mhd iy Hacli 4 UNDATE 0, 10 & o™y, 3.0, | g Lfave | Via Sausalito Ferry | _ Ariive o Sonr ey ik 45 Wit Ty & rese will be supslied absotutely | your correspondence s sacredly confidential. Cooper and_Hinrichs’ Orchestra. Thursday Ni The Amat | 5:00, 6:45 p. m. b 3 n Fran. | Foot of Miarket St. | San Fran. Cokin [n ot are now two places of bust: | g CAXEHORS Tt (oo fl irestment | " Sany who dake”onty tho fvd 325 s Beserved Seat, %, Matipes Sunday. ¥ i i n B Days.| days, | 4157 % tnnsepuem | SU (Ve ess orncre will be a great deal of work | Scheme: aud there in positively no condifion st |~ For the sak of yoms ety wud friends, as £ . AND A ? ons. wayiata- |1 Hays,| dayn. ¥ Popiormed in ucing up-the new quariers | spchediotho oter” Yoi need not give il for your ows, bt interets, werlte gh.‘E CHARLES HOFFMAN, - ; WooD b, . Satirdsve—Duusen:Mills and 204 50a) rthe Bt T i " it |l Sl e i N LADIES' WOOD-SAWING CONTEST, | <hie : d B Mutual Bank building on Merkor <toer 1 | 508 cant of money—not sven s soviees veo: "o (= A 2§ 7+ | The Buropean tenor, formerly with Mame. Ade- < 15 by gL o PR T N way | 433 PG AL| & % emingtn e iy s 300 7 now g&,:gbeup quite "&m,! At mr,;mg mvfln "om co. 157 B, m%flam cmmo- lina #Lfll&:‘lv;nn'rgm m’i - - — o s = or 2 = |Xa,.__ . Wesk Dags niy. | 249 Sionings new Flood ” e Tt Snthe: » Music Hall by invitation. ey Telephone for Seats, Park 23. %) aiatey fioalav® boats and trains will run on T Ol S AR BERER o S ERRE. »