The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 1, 1901, Page 43

CITY o Dry Goods HOLIDAY SILKS JUST OPENED: Containing the Cream of the Season’s Productions In RICH BROCADES AND EVENING SILKS. New and Exclusive Designs and Colorings at Special Values in FANCY AND PLAIN WAIST SILKS 85c to $1.50 a yard. Pure Slik Fabrics In Seasonable Tints and Shades, showing an exguisite touch of elegance, which makes them Smart and Practical in CREPE DE CHINE AND CREPE METIER Beautiful NEW PAON VELVETS Colorings in the Daintiest Material of the Season, the in all these up-to-date Materiais of both Home and Foreign PARIS Company. STATE OBTAING Excels All Competitors at Pan-American Display. Secretary Filcher Has Glow- ing Account of Results Achieved. —— Secretary J. A. Filcher of the State Board of Trade, after an absence of nine months in the Bast, the major portion of which was spent at the Californian ex- hbiit at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, returned last night, enthusiastic over the results of the display, yet glad to have escaped the rigors of the Eastern winter. Mr. Filcher brings joyful tidings to the people of the State. California earned the highest recognition of any State in the United States and carired off more honors than all the others combined. Gold, silver and bronze medals and certi- ficates of merit were awarded without number, and the complete record is a | wonderful tribute ‘to the diversified in- dustries of the State. Mr. Filcher sald: Everything was In our favor in Buffalo. We \occupied one-half the space in the big horti- cuttural byliding, besides having a space twelve by thirtyhwo feet in the mining building. Every fnch of space was used to the best pos- sible advantage and every industry was dis- played in the most attractive manner. Wa had also, too, the advantage of location, for we were on a ‘maln passageway connecting two POLIGE ARREST HIGHEST HONOR| A TILL “TAPPER”| He and His Confederates Rob a Fruit Dealer. Is Detected in Orime by ’ Oustomer and OCaught After Chase. et One of the trio of young men who have been systematically robbing storekeepers is under arrest. His name is Charles Wil- liams. He was captured yesterday after- noon by Charles Devoto, a young man Wwhose father was cleverly robbed by Wil- liams and his companions. Shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday after- noon Willlams, who is a well dressed yoyng fellow, visited A. Devoto's fruit storé at Powell and Green streets and asked the proprietor to direct him to the Fishermen's Wharf. Devoto stepped out of his store and showed the stranger the nearest way to reach the wharf. After profusely thanking Devoto Wii- llams left. As Devoto returned to the store he was told by a customer who had entered the place while he was conversing with the well-dressed stranger (hat he had seen a short man walk behind the counter and take thé contents of the cash drawer, amounting to $. Calling his son Devoto rushed outside and saw the stran- | ger who had spoken to him run down Powell street, followed by the thief who had robbed the cash drawer and another AVS“I‘;R% Elegant and Sensible Holiday Offerings i AT CUT RATE PRICES. GOLDEN GATE CLOAK 4w SUIT HOUSE Will of‘er thelr finest TAILOR SUITS, RAGLANS, BOX COATS, FUR JACKETS, FUR CAPES and FUR BOAS, SILK and CLOTH DRESS SKIRTS ALL AT CUT RATE PRICES. rments have carned a standard of merit. CISION OF FINISH bear the testimony. HIGH NOVELTY TAILOR SUITS, ele; rdeluon of high-class tailoring. CUT 35.00. Were $30.00, $37.50, $50.00. STYLISH TAILOR SUITS. Eton, Norfolk or New Blome Effect, per- The EXACT FIT ly trimmed and lined, the ICES $25.00, $30.00, TR Week Commencing THIS AFTER NOON, December 1. VAUDEVILLE REIGNS SUPREME! A Positive Novelty! THE DUMOND PARISIAN MINSTRELS, Burope’s Great Musical Trio. e First Appearance Here of WERDEN a0d SHEPHERD Ballad Tllustrators. LA TORTAJADA, Granada’s Beautifu! Singer and Dancer. SN Return for One Week Only, ONLLAW TRIO, The Sensational Equilibrists. ANDY LEWIS & CO. And the “Queen of Bavaria'® TS GOLEMAN'S TRAINED DOGS AND CATS. Greatest Animal Act Extant ~ fect fitting. CUT RATE PRICE $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $20.00. Were $12.50, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00. HIGH-CLASS RAGLANS AND 3 COATS. masterpieces of fine workmanship. the richest kind of lining. CUT PRICE $335.00, $40.00, $50.00, $63.00. Were $45.00, $50.00, $65.00 and $85.00. NEWEST STYLE RAGLANS AND 3 COATS with Capes. Yoke Effect or strapped. CUT PRICE. $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 $17.50. Were $12.50; $15.00, $20.00, $22.30- makes we wiil show a great selection of Striking Values of BLACK SILKS EROCADES, DUCHESSE, MOIRES, REGENCE and PAILLETE de SOIE, stripss, and a variety of fancy styles. ! Exhibit Great for State. While ‘the exhibit was a financlal failure so l-r o its projectors were concernsd, it was inqualified success {rom the standpoint of x mornu exhibitors. We every day as ny visitors as we could handle, and they intelligent class that man. Young Devoto gave chase and after running several blocks finally overhauled the criminal. Devoto held him until Ber- geant Christlansen arrived. He was then handcuffed and taken to the City Prison, where his name was entered In the small” book. His companions were not arrested. MLLE. TAGLIONE, The Fascinating Ilusion Dancer. THE BIOGRAPH, With the Latest Moving Pictures. o n! the most important bulldings, and thousands i of people passed the exhibit daily. L3 Farewell Week of the CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS COMPANY, €5 %l 0 i morthern part ot the State | llar manner by the trio of crooks. To-|@ GENUINE MINK AND RUSSIAN SABLE CAPES, 25 per cent dis- Worid's Foremost Bleyclista. 20 Seemed to rise to the occasion and sent twice | 98y their victims will visit the City nt f 1 £30.00 t $200.00. ¥ e SF. Corner Geary and Stookton Strests, Uni>n Square as many pamphlets as did the southern por- | Prison and endeavor to identify the pris- count from regular prices, P10 .00, Parquet, Z5c, any seat; Balcony, £ <4 o tion. We placed this on a large counter and | oner. NOVELTY SILK SKIRTS cut to $12.50, $15.00, $17.50 and Children. l0c. any part except reserv Cesdrved. Send Orders by Mail or Express H {et the people Relp themselves. Instead of its — $20.00. Were $15.00. $18.50, $22.50 and $25.00. Ao owe of Baltony, reserved, B | s it s asiad doithum; warmcarcaly bal | SRRMONSSRG EE - IRABD FEATHER BOAS, 1% to 25 yards long, black, natural and gray. = RAILWAY TB.A"’n SOUTHERN PACIFIC |HAYOII. ELECT FILES HIS OFFICIAL BOND | in complying with the provisions of the -harter, as it was only on Wednesday that We adopted a new plan In the distribution of literature. We had tons and tons of it from | account of the people that asked for literature and we found that in one hour people repre- senting thirty-one States had registered. New York and Pennsylvania people were naturally the greatest In number, but all sections of the country were well represented. sentative of Chile, Mexico, France, Canada and | During the past two weeks over a dozen | storekeepers have been robbed in a sim- IN THE CHURCHES TO- DAY | Topics to Be Discussed by Pastors or Various Denominations This Sabbath. Image,” and in the evening on “The 1230-1232-1234 MARKET STREET. EXTRA SPECIAL. 87.30 to ‘40.00‘ ”moummnmooauuooncmmm THE Y. AND PARIS ¥rom the Criterion N. POLLARD’S | KAUFMANN TROUPE, UNION COURSING PARK = omnm«mom omommmm Empire State Surety Company of New ~dwarded Many Medals. The advent course of :sermons . at!St: | JOEN GRACE, Judge; JAS. T. CE, Slipger. Trntms teny o io merive York Guarantees His Future ,“Shvl';'fi :{‘.;‘, %‘;‘::‘;::lug; m'":n":';&'r":& °=-1‘.'.': Mary's (Paulist) Church will be preached { P Conduct. Won by the State. Just look at this list—forty | PY‘the Rev. Henry. . Olacdpat the 1t AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, TO-DAY, SUNDAY - - - December lst —~ ammvm| Mayor-elect Eugene E. Schmitz filed his | 80ld medals, fifty silver medals, fifty bronze | ©'clock mass during the four Sundays of | = ° 2 sseRdetiviosdin ] TRy Ty ey .0 | official bond for $35,000 yesterd fter. | medals and hundreds of certiicates of merit | advent on the four parables. On Decem- e y ay after | wore awarded our exhibitors. In variety'and | ber 1 the sermon will be on the ““Parable St FGSOTS HIGH-CLASS ,::: | :'m:n |:<‘\hd ;(:?r:;;r Go?ch;uxé The bond | & Y cee ¥ other State ex- | oo'oh o Patched Garment.” THEATRE * ez, Sau Hawon, Y adieso, Nopa, Lt s 0 i as Bt s ] little differences with tle | Rev., Father Woods will preach at tlic LA biom Digi Wondied K Lasdiog Oabe | ony of New York, and was spproved b | oot eome,uiiersie Frut Canners’ Asso | mass in 8t Ignatius Church at W0 TO-N CHT—Last Time COURSING EVENTS. on n n ¥ 2 5 vas ed by n erected, & own expense, a_'‘Pal ey " uipuriise. Urovitle. 3:3% | Mayor Phelan and Auditor Wells. =" Nine thousand cans containing all | ©'SIock this morning. i ILLIAM COLLIER EVENINGS AT 8 SHARP. 084 dtlaatic Kiress—Ogden 828 | “The charter requires that all bonds of t frult and vegetables comprised Rev. Miiton D. Buck of the Trinity ™ s a Kiles, Lathrop, Stockton N e e IS Shet el monds of one of the features of the extibition. | Methodist Episcopal Church will preach —IN— latinees Saturday and Sunday at 2 :harp. l oetarr, €83 | after the declaration of the result of the | tion. Bo It was with our wines. We aid not | (s eVening on “Is This That? ON_THE QUIET...| “EYZRY PiECE A PRONOUNCED HIT™" | linfln-lhm-l Duu:lm-— r_o; election and the fesuance of the certifi- | think proper justice was done to them and | eV ¥ W. Lioyd of the i oreaty T - i rrow. Monda - Bartis 3 ows, ok s # & = made & protesi to the jury gf revision. | Methodist Episcopal urc} each A ’ 4o 88 | cate. Mr. Schmits evidently lost no time | ™t Juby on wincs was somposst of & repre: | this morning on LMan Created in God-s Beginning T - 4 rrow. Monday, Sacea Macyoviiie. Chion. Lied Bini® AO‘IM.-,&\{H-‘MH‘:H Carters... ‘ort Cos &. T'If] Later ‘nrm Owl limited—| I'-—w Tulate, Dakersteil Rasg ‘bars, Los A.-mu Mr. Shmitz received his certificate —_——— o — Pauper Killed by a Fall. -he body of a man about & years 0ld was found yesterday morning at the | bottom of a flight of stairs leading to the of a Chinese broom factory a sement “lay street. Papers found on his per his neck CALIFORNLA K| IFORNLA NORTHWESTERN KL, 08 the United States and, as thess first countries | named consider themselves great wine produc- | ing countries, the result was unfavorable to | California. Then the commitiee on revision | was composed Of one representative from each country maintaining an exhibit. The South American republics outbalanced all other coun- tries on the grand jury and it was therefore ditficult to alter the verdict of the petty juries. Dairymen Gain Honors. | For the first time at an exposition with which son indicate that his name was Frederick | | have had connection, the dairy Interests of | in the evening on “Positive Character.” | Risibility ! 92—NOHINAT10NS—92 go, | Wiliams, and that he had - been- dis- | the sty ere reessted ands most sl I oy, Wraiik X. Baker of the Witst Meib- | 9 charged from the Almshouse on the 251 | 5¥ packages. cheese. snd other dairy products | odist Eplscopal Church will preach this | This Girl of Girls! SIOOO——“"AL PURSE—- SESIATERDSE -SE RIS PRar. o eved | were exhibited, and the result was that this | morning on “When a Christian’s Light | This Only Cir.! THIS AFIERNOON and EVENING and that ‘he fell down the stairs while drunk | portion of the exhibit sec (W0 50ld, iv€ | Becomes Darkness.” and in the evening | i NEXT W silver and five bronze medal Our lumber interests were also well repre- | sented, and 1 may instance one single result | that speaks volumes. The Tonawanda Lumber Company, located on the Great Lakes between Niagara and Buffalo, controls the lumber in- | | the subject of the lesson at the First terests of that section. We succeeded jn get. | ting them Interested in our redwood and sugar Name Jesus.” Rev. F. A. Keast of the Epworth Meth- odist Episcopal Church will preach this morning on *‘Consecration and Consecrat- ed Workers.” Dr. W. W. Case will preach | in the evening. Rev. A. C. Bane of the California-street Methodist Episcopal Church will preach this morning on “The Fall of Man,” and on “The Christian Young Man.” “God the Only Cauyse and Creator,” is Church of Christ, Rev. George C. Adams of the First Con- gregational Church will preach this morn- COMEDY SENSATIO! Theater, N. THE GIRL [FROM MAXIM’S. R ! PP gan 1his Parisian Giri! This Rosiest Gir.l This Loveliest Girll This Witiest Gr.! This Carming Giril AUSTRALIAN JUVENILE VEEK, Commencing MONDAY. cmber Dec: The Joiticat of Al Musical Comedies Hit of the Pollard Season THE - and the —AND— (Champion Stakes. TRAIN S!RV‘IC‘ Leavey nnna and Town-«nd sts.. 10:15 a. m. 1 a m, and 1 p. m.; Twenty-fifth and Vaiencis sts.. five minutes iater. Returning at | 46 p. m and after the last course. San | Mateo electric cars every six minutes. ADMISSION 25 CENTS. LADIES FREE. pine. Mr. Tewksbury, treasurer of the ass ing on “Bincere and Without Offense,” 2 SN F | e e S L B ShmbAy | ama T the eventng on “Fartal Knowi- Sl i et CHUTES e Z0O RANCISCO ANB NORTR PAGIFIB | o2’the road. they haa Dought 140 carloads, and | edge. | Tais Girl Divinel RAILVAY 'COMPANY. the demand was increasing every day. *Rev, E. H. Avery of the Westminster | Tiburon Ferry, Pest of Basriss B San Francisco to Can Raimei. Our prune kitchen was another great success. | We gave demonstrations of the best methods ot cooking California prunes. distributed 25,00) copies of approved receipl created a de- 2 | Presbyterian Church will preach this morning on “The Divine Great Deep,” and in the evening on “The Prenamu.m, This Girl Facetious] This Girl Vivacious! This Gir! Solitaire! GEISHA! | | | I Big Vaudeville Bill! FEEK DATE_7 30, 500 1: a m. 124 | mand for our prunes that was evidencea by & | and the lavitation: Including— : gie e p m humdays maiis tip | cyavier made in BUMD, where srocers fnform: | “Rev. Bradford Leavitt o the Firat Uni- | FRANCIS LE PAGE; LESLIE BROS.; PAR- T ety aed PAR- cose i O PAGLR. e 5 poaeied | per cent ‘tnrlnn Church will preach this morning Winning! ' With Little DAPHNE PJLLARD (!,E"‘;Tgv lifo\E;GOHERY Esni%‘o?{ w 18:03¢ Valle) 3, 1% & m L%, 3% | Part of the exhiblt was disposed of in | Oon “Tragedies of the Innocent.” Dashing as the Chinama: MERRITT. D n : v o ina! n OCOAST llNE Narrow Gauge | New York. part is on its way to San E. A. Woods of the First Baptist | Stunnina o» Sirect == San “Itfl‘ to San F'lld-lc- Francisco and another portion was sent | will preach this morning on c! NEW MOVING PICTURES. 2 1 % " 3 » oF THE CHILDREN SHOULD 1"\ JAYS-S10, 949 110 . m; 140, 3:46, | of the exhibit, which promises so much “Rev.” . J. Harper of the Centenary Dovll-fll-y-carm HIGH DIVBR J m ! HEr %o0d to the State, will probably be less | Methodist Church will preach this morn- Ha-Ha! POPULAR PRICES %c, 58c and T5¢ . i e 7 S h 10,000, of which the South Pa- | Ing on “The Secret of Happiness,” and | S \ o e 830 | In Effect Arrive than $10,000, ic! uthern Pa. Al s ON DE ANGELIS. + Newark. o Jobe, Lon Galos | A8:B8s | San Francisco |April %, 1%1| San Francisco. | cific Company will bear 6) per cent and | in the evening on \The Folly ‘of Huy- | NEXT-IREFERS0) DI — Telehone Bush 9. T.Il’sdfly ngh—“e A.lull's ll-lunu. huu-&.lm and VWay “Seel - | Woeek the State Board of Trade the remainder. | ry." e R T R oy A spectal musical service will be held | BELSSCO a—m GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ' OAKLAND HAHBOH FERRY. = = _— this evening at the Grace Methodist Epis- | 3 e “Prom 84K PRABCISO)—Foct of Markes Sirest (Bip )~ T MUCH RED TAPE IN THE copal Church In commemoration of the b SL |san pERANCISCO SEASON OF GRAND ' 1ed5 w0u 1i00am. 190 3.6 Slbrw % pm MABD OF WBLIC ‘WORKS | safe ingathering of the harvest crops. ] OFERA ih.l;m(‘l-: A . Prse GABLARS Vool of g—16:00 3000 1889 | The mothly musical service of the Simp- T eIy MAL : ‘ fostem. 1230 400 | Carpenter’s Demand @ Goes to Seven- | son Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church N i — TO-NIGHT at 8 Last Grana Sunday | teen Different Officials Before It | Will be held this evening. The large choir MATINEE TO-DAY—10c—13c—25e Night Performance Ber Mateo, Paio Ao, wsusa Clas Tres Pinos, Havte (ray, Seihims T fox Afsernoon Cloverdale Sonoma. and | 00 pi :ltn Ellen. | 6:05 6:10 pm h for \neny oringe, Baratoga Is Finally Paid. | school bullding at the rate of $350 per | | diem. After the carpenter has done his ! work his demand passes through the hands of no less than seventeen officlals will be directed by I. E. Blake, with Miss will be rendered by the large cholr. ‘To-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev. Ernest E. Baker, D. D, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Oakland, wiil -NIGHT——— O N Powerfal Russian Drama. TO-MORROW STREETS OF Se. —— LAST TIME rv‘o—n. [ Great American AT POPULAR PRICEE. r-muy Strdle o a, Rear Rows: Entire Dress Clh:lc u b) Orchestra, Front Rows General Admission, §1. Boxes, §17, §i5 and m | CENTRAL PARK Mabel Jones as grganist and Miss Leaves % = Hopland The red tape under which the Board of violl’:us{u o ERIA Gadeki and ufl'fiffl'}f’i‘cm Bispham, | panc, S W 1 3 ~ m, | and Ukiah l’:‘}”’“ ’:‘ ":“: c“:;’p‘::“:t::fl";;’;'fi‘f'l;‘“ Central Methodist Eplscopal Church | SIB . Muhimann and Blass. * Contuector, Demeent: | 3 iy . ~| will hold a speclal musical service this A 25c, e, e SCAL] C 0 [ ploved to do o daya work on s Dubllc | Mienina Sevorai seleet.pieces ot moste | PRICES Beepioes:-o- 10 e, B 2. 8¢ | quiiers, messtved s« This Aflemoon at 2 0'clock. SPORT 'VASCO, The Most Fracl iting Game Sty T e ey before he receives his money. Aadreda 4 gleat! SHudv-petiig TP apitat FXTRA PAREWELL PERFORMANCES. i<y b g nor nes i ”", Sasonm - 2:20 pm) 5:00 pm As soon as the demand is made out it | ¢pe Young Men's Christlan Assoclation. “mf:mn';‘;“ mml“ b lu:-l;m‘a of i o iar SauTome and Priverpal W ay - ts handed to the inspector of bulldings, | His subject will be “Men of Dust: A NEW . JLE NOZZE DI FIGARO" (T > San Jose, Los Gatos 3 connect Aoz his signature thereto. He i i< ot Tickets issued for postponed Thanksgiving Way Stations | Bprings and White . gnature thereto. He in | gtudy of Temptation THE GREAT FIRE SCENE! TIage of FiKarey. with an uamrecadented Sust. - ecom g 81 Ean Jome and PrADipAl Wy Stations B ATerana; at Lytton for Lytton Gprings; at | turn dispatches it to the superintendent SBE B _6c! Eames, Tenan Scheff and_ Sembrich; Campa- | 48¥ game good to-day. 7 Redwo "m"_u?“"' Felioas, | Geyserville for Skaggs Bpflflll at Lh\b;r:;l: | of bulldings, who also signs it. The de- T < S AT . nart and B4 de llenke7 .E""SB“"' Seppiill. | o o L Carie. | mand finally reaches and s signed in Oar and Wagon Collide. 5 . LA DOHEME."* Susanne’ Adama snd SeHeft R ACING nd Bartiett | yuccession by the secretary of the Board | OWIng to the dense fog which spread California Do Marehi. Farello. Gilbert ang Scottt. Con | o Mot f Public Works, the three Commi. . | over the Mission section last evening car @uctor, Seppilll. To be followed by “CAVAL- oihal ""._s."“ 2 4 v, | SIS 'fl‘.‘,;'.“i.'z‘u.""."':.'..vf’"h,u..-" “.i}"‘f | ore"or the Board of Public Weorka. e | 1071 of the Mission-strect line collided with ONE WEEK, “““D'}g""'"c . o idewell; Sal- Kot Wity «Saluriay ooly. et Fridar. Sonn Day'e, Riverside, Tierley's iFs, | four members of the Board of Education | & two-horse cxpress wagon on Twenty- | TQ=NIGHT: y 0% WEEK; “TRISTAN A ; Bamhedrin « Helghts, Huliville, Orts’ Hot | anq the secretary of the Board of Educa- | fourth street at 6:3 . m. The wagon | . .© oyoo ot Matinee o w e . Beice_ana | NEW CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB e iite, Laytoneiler - Cmmins | tlon. was in charge of William Parker, who re- PENED, 5 m\-m Bispham. " aahic OAKLAND RACETRACK. [{ORTH PABIFIG w”‘ mo‘“. We Eprings, Harris Olsen's, Dyer, Bcotla | The demand then comes before the | 8ides at 4300 Twenty-fourth street. The |y, A Brady und Joseph Grismer's N. Y. "‘:fi’“" "g.‘:m";" "and e Reszke. Con- 15 o, m. and Eureka meeting of the Board of Education dnd | force of the trolley car when it struck the Manhattan Theater Success, 1, 13 ing » r 4~ kel o s B, e ey SeH-4Ip tig the secretary states it was ordered paid, | WaZ07 Unseated the driver and, threw him STRANGBD NA anc :A-I:a_ trajns Ltopping &t the entrince o (i FROM EAN I:‘J‘:-AxmnA}‘JA MLL VALLEY p 08, Sundays ul‘md»;fl# e to all poinis | It f« then examined and approved in turn injury, while the horses were more or less and Sibyl Sanderson: Saiignac and Scolll “Con: | ladies and their escor _‘L n - | peyond sa e | by the president of the Board of Edu- . ductor, ¥lon. ferry ticket: DATS SO m., | Ticket office, 6 Market street, Chronicls | 0N BT ntendent of Behasjy | CUt about the legs. The wagon was STRANGE LAND ATt Dac . at 146 Farewell Maui- | Oukland mole connect with San Pabio avenus m Mill Valley and San| H. C. WHITING, R. X. RYAN, or by his deputy. 'Then it Is audited by Wrocku] ‘p'li“fif- and BP".‘. 'i.-‘ fl:a. ©Aiso « Wednesdays and Satur- | Gen. Manager Gen. Pas. Agt. S The Brishtest Comedy Sesn in Years. spham. Conduetor, a m, e the Avditor or his deputy, and after it is signed by the City Treasurer it s Music in the Park. SEATS READY. T:45—Farewell . m | finally liquidated and the patient _| The following programme will be ren- 2 the 28 D ARO (The Mar- l cars go direct to he" track In fifteen minutes. “GAN 1‘(2}"}&.’1?"1*‘)0 SAN 'f:'i{:l{'} S F ter receives his 83 60, which fook one D;:y dered by the band in Golden Gate Park u:tclr.x 'l‘l'f‘l. KENT. m--E't'l'ns:mn‘tnc“ ':',}E,;';n‘m S reomm— | . and Hamed X BAX e 8% 1800, anta (S to earn and about six days to make the | to-day: Iwin o Pri xtra Pertormances, 12, 83 4 THOMAS H. WILLIAMS JR., ‘President. 10:16 demand negotiable, Qrerture, “Fepl’ s AN T LBAEI;«“‘!'! 1‘3:' C&‘.‘; e and $5. Seats now on sale at the Dcx CHAS. F. PRICE, Secy. and Mgr. } i Trains “Daily. | T s T B M e i o B . thay e only man w! nows whether tower scene A e i I SR s AESREAR GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. 5w PROFESSOR FINDLAVS Frams marked () start from Sen carpenter not sign the demand, and | Overture. 5 O I, VALLEY TO EAX FRANCISCO. > A ¥RO! “ 3 0 75 855 I8 he is the foreman who supervises the job, | Cornet solo, o8 o f H -ATR FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, Dee. 13 acd Jan. 1 “Egyptian Bailet BELASCO & THALL and 17, at 315 Sharp, MENT AND BALL “)’cm." g R '{y;dx;n Wednesdays and DUDLEY DUBOSE ASKS \ opular dance (rom TFlorodo R INEE TEDAY. | At ODD FELLOWS HALL, WEDNESDAY SR 5408, 0 . s, 2, 23 FOR JAIL CREDITS o TONIGHT— W UNE OF TENNESSEE." THREE SYMPHONY CD!CEI[; EVENING, Dec. 4. One hundred and fifty - " THROUGH TRAINE TO-MORROW--MONDAY. | Juvenfle artists on the stage in new - songs, m. week daye—Cazaderc and way sta- Application Is and He Will NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Under the Auspices of the ""‘“‘-. m:en. g':,u:, x.-l;: :::‘ :‘::v.::an:‘ all Remainin Jail Two Months |~ T nations. ~ New and ele e 4 p. m. SsturGays—Duncan Mills and way \one Longer. CLEANLY WOMAN. [ AVENENIT 70 THE TG, | San Fran+isco Symphony Soclety. setting made especially for this entertalnment. Prof. Findlay is the only dancing master who & l"b | od for ¢ ing in v & m. Sunfays—Duncan Mills and way a for momlnl p for alternoon. Ex-Judge Dudley Dubose, who has — Sy —— pAUL STB.N RFF Dlmtor. B, ':; :\“! 'r,;:,':,,,. of .v.m,.nl. e s ot Sl B 5 g el Bt Ctiltornte, Lim; || been in the Alameda County Jull for the | 1rsomeousl whinks by g Hex| FOBT. STEFHENS Sucorsetul Romantis GIULIO MINETTI Concertmeister. Burope and America, and has o re 1.1 it Dining Cars through to Chla‘o Tt 29 || past four months, serving & #ix monthe X y ¢ Slie 'M"-‘“. * g D e L Prade. Orcheatra of Fifty-Five Musicisna. Pt £ ‘et lo Setvmapintien 3 || stuience fo contempt et et e et Scalp That She Cures s GRERT. ALCABZAR CAST 'fiwb&m foF the Series, & W, §2 r., IOUNT TAMALPALS RAILWAY flan ke “ard onored on (s i, || 106, LRSI ity yemtersay. ts tacrt | Cleanly woman has an orroneaus ldes | S90ep """“.m -.;.}“‘""‘ S | e -:,--- L Siny, & Coe — v Via Saaliis Fery T—Arave— || & tain whether he was not entitled to the | that by scouring the scalp, which re. “‘“p N_BALE fi % VR R i Bafurdey, PALACE an s.“ Vran. Foot of Market 51 |_San Fras, i, I Btockton, Merced and Fresno || usual credits for good behavi The | moves the dandruft scales, she is curing e .m. Concerts, 3150, §1, TSc and e L :,Dc'l'l. aagirerponding frain arrives at 13:% || gheriff placed himself In communication | the dandruff. She may wash her scalp *______ s0c. ' GR AND HOTELS m‘t e | Pt e D (| 6% 875 e e overiana mapres, wiey || with Unifed Blates District Attorney | every ‘duy, and ot have dandrutt her coONeE . FURD K. RAN = $90 1 B00N | L et 38 780/ 100 7. 645 4. | | Fren Bclining: Chatr Cons'th L'{flm" oo u"“‘“{ oSy ::;Il:' ot Wood- | 1ife long, accompanied by talling halr, flscn! g cone recovered from her mlnmm\ On one side of thess' maguificant 3:48 70000 ™ i tuthe ey sessf 300 21340 ®. | | Pilice Eleeper, which cuts out at Fresse || WOrth, after due eration, gave his|{oo. The only way ? the world to m uum e iy 3 g ton || ) Fels is the wholesale and manu= €15 r. lxm: [o T ‘fi » s . gv:;rnwn‘u train arrives at 6:00 p. m. nvinm" t:--t the uvm.:m;“ n':; lmtt en- S °'.!'¢"fl.“ l-‘ to .I’d _th- @andruft | D! TTAL et avers’ district—on the ather re; :55 ¥, aily. titled to any credits, his ment not , A ore 8 aler; lu':- m On TUESDA t 8:30 ., chu ratlroad e Pracirs b Sumis ant Rars 4161 720 & m. is Bakersfield Looal te | | Deing ot Intraction Of any. Jaw of tur | that will as ro, and Hinplehw' Orchostra. Reserved Seats [ o'clock. Secure tickets at md.,‘ aReE ook, B e ot B ’ O, 45 MARKET STRRET sk BADEALITG FERST. at &y .“J;"fr.",‘n‘.‘ga'g“"&i“.‘ fi}“z acer :J'm:::"fll!fl- but simply for contempt clde. )ll:-'\?::m&a kl-I ln&a .n;;. ;dr:'.'va"'“ = t BN zr:p.:“:in'r:"}:‘ -Il‘lmw of W Bard Francieco; 1112 Broadway, ‘The ex’-md‘e will therefore remain two -lt % -mra ln ot ;E: W - land, cause, you rem fiflm lqi w“kl’ cml 'i per Year - months longer in jail. dandruff germ wma fl‘:r clde. eel(ly Call .