The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 9, 1902, Page 11

LADIES and gents #un_be-accommodated with money on their Qlamdnds, watches, sealskins urity Loan and and other valiabler at’the “Trust Co. 1. Stockton st.; phone Red 6474; | no loan Ajgns MAthing to embarrass you i | caliing . LADIES, sometimes you need money! . Has your allewance run short this month or this week? Do you bate to ask for more? May- be you want & um, for pressing personal use. kly get it. The charge is only fair nothing burdensome; no loan eigns; g to embarrass od talk this matf ow easy the way can be made. confidence always and courteously respected. Tear out this address and keep it handy in ur purse. Security Loan and Trust Co., Stockton st.; pbone Red 6474 HERMAN RPHY 601-602 EXAMINER BUILDING. $6,000,000 at less than bauk rates; $2,000,000 In' trust funds; loans made on first and second mortgages, undivided interests in real estate, iife Interésts in estates, property being held estates in probate, legacies or inter- estates; assignment of rents; life in- urance policies; Wil also purchase legacies, ivided interests, etc.: ' your proposition be given due and courteous eonsideration, atter what it is; fipancial probiems of ali | it you need money see HER- 601-602 Examiner bldg. | AA—IAI\hA 'TAN LOAN COMPANY (Inc 107-108 Crocker G - $5,000, PITAL IRECT and AVOID EXPENSE Loans st 5% and 6 per cent; sums to su City, Oakland, Country and Town Propert: Estates, cles, Undivided Interests in Realty; Interests in Unsettied Estates and Contested Estates; Second Mortgages and Life Insurance Pollcies; full cost of improve- ments at 6 per cent. MANHATTAN LOAN CO., Crocker buflding; telephone Main 5924. A—R. McCOLGAN, 24 Montgomery st., room 3. Loans any amount at lowest rates. Deal airect with lender. first_mortgages. second mortgages. n third mortgages. undivided interests in real estate. estates in probate. iegacies. NO DELAY. Telephone Main 5516. B. McCOLGAN, 2¢ Montgomery st., room 38 ARMY and navy officers temporarily em- ay eecure financial assistance at | Security Loan apd Trust Co., 21 Stockton | st. Phone Red 6474. No loan signs to em- barrass you. A PLACE where you can borrow money on valuables, real estate, bonds, siocks, sal- arjes, chattel mortgages, etc. No loan signs to embarrass you. Security Loan and Trust Co., 21 Stockton st. Phone Red 6474. NICIPAL LOAN OFFICE 103 Grant ave. Phone Red 1603 LOANS FROM $1 TO $10,000. ONE per cent on furniture or pianos: no re- moval dential. no_commission: $25 up; quick, confl- 26 Montgomery st., 7. room 7. HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain liberal advances on diamonds Jjewelry, at lowest rates. Baldwin Jewelry Store, Magket st.; tel. Main 1644 Branch 19 ‘Thizd, ON real estate,ist or 2nd mortgages &nd on fur- ture or piancs; no removal; any amount; lowest rates. BECKER, 36 Geary st., room 36. | F. DISCOUNT AGENCY—Loans to salaried people on their note. 143 Phelan bldg. | s THE TOUSLEY CO. ON furniture, pianos; no removal;money quick; | lowest interest; easy terms: mo brokerage; eliable party. 1170 Market st., room 68 TO $100 loaned salaried penple wit! "eurity; quietly, quickly, confdentially; rates; easy paym'ts. Drake, 453 Parrott bidg. LOWEST party tial rates on furnitore, etc., by private no removal; no commission; confiden- Room 3, Conservatory bidg.. 301 Jones. STAR Losn Co _ployes, wage earners; easy pa #1500 TO loan on income property or other good security, 6 per cent per year. Box 4049, Call. ONE per cent on furniture; $6 a month on each __$1000; any security. 302 Montgomery, rm. 1 ON furniture. pienos; lowest rates: no. removal; strictly private. E.W.LICK.116 McAllister st s% ON furniture & pianos $15 up: no removal; hone Black 1708: room 81, 6 Eddy, fioor 4. loaned salaried people on notes without orser. MORRELL, 609 Examl!}!r bldg. SANS money on Salary: nb Indorser. Ea Eastern | pien. Western Loan Co.. 308 Phelan boe OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.| No. 33 Market st.; three stories | compiete; elevator; fine busi- Apply to 31 Main st 31 Main st., 140x30; nice room; electric_elévato | | r for fruit or grocers c. Clay and Webster streets. ores,with high basements, nriKearny, | of Justict; lease. Babin, 418 Kearny. | | 2| nr. ~experience in New let me“read yours: satisfaction or no pay. 611 Tugk st.; 1 tili § p. m. MRS. BELMONT. MES. Morton, palmist, Hotel Touraine, 408 El- 10 2. m. to 6 p.m.; ev'gs by appointment. )—H. JEROME msfi‘u seien- 515 Taylor st.; phone York reading hands; 1 OBTAIN patents and assist in itorious m\:mmns FRANK Patent Specialist, r. 7, 562 Market PERSO)ALI. AFTER using the Star Halr Remedy vou will be canvinced of its superiority; it is the re- sult of years' experim baving in view the most recent ideas of ing both bair and scalp in healthy condition; results: gray hair mer- 'EDIN l< | | | il | | ! ¢ restored matural color, clean scalp, free .of | disease; st druggiste and hairdressers': m> | good substitute, Btar R 385 Geary. Greenbaum's Dental Toflet outfit, consisting of Listerol tooth powder, mouth and gum wash, | & guar. toothbrush and spool of dental fioss, with booklet on ‘‘Care of the Teeth,” sent | prepaid 1o any address cents, | money order or stamps BAUM'S LABORATOR ELICTRIC light in every room—Winchester | Hotel, 44 Third st., near Market; 700 rooms, 25c to $1 50 per night; §1 50 to $6 per week. free bus and baggage to and from the fer NOT how cheap, but how good is the motto of the manufacturers of the Rapid Rotary Standard, the sewing-machine of to-day, W. EVAKS, agent, 1021 Market st. n receipt of 7 Address GR e 200 Post st., §. F. HAG carpets wove to order and for sale; also Chenlle-wove rugs, silk portieres; dealer in carpét twine, in hank or chain, at lowest | rates. Geo. Metthéws, 708 Fifth st., Oakiana. H Irene_(Ivy) Tay n Alonzo lor _for falure MARY | IVY) TAYLOR. tyle of hairdressing, vlain or fancy, 25c; pure hair switches from . G _LEDERER, 128 Stockton st. “ HITE enamel lron beds, slnglt three-quarter or double, §2 25. FASTERN OUTFITTING CO., 1310-1312 Stockton st., near Broadyay. DEUNKENNESS, morpbine and siiflérug_dis eases positively cured by the Willow Blrk; Co., 1839 Polk st.. 5. F.; consultation free, | AT less than cost, uncailed for sults, overcoats and trousers, at CHARLES LYONS’, London tatlor, 721 Market st. MONEY to loan at low interest: gold, silver, | diamonds, pearls and precious stones bought et W. J. HESTHAL'S, 10 Sixth st. 0 DEREY and Fedora hats, §: . Pop- | sr Price Hatters, 330 Kearny st. Pine. ; stylish pante, $1 75. MISFIT G PAR! SUPERFLUOUS hair and moles destroyed with electric needic, MISS EATON, 1119 Suiter st. SUPERFLUOUS hair_and_mnles femoved by - needle. Dr.&Mrs. Traverse, 1170Market, private detective in America; truth and yerséverance. J. W. FORBES, 1iil Bryant. RS, 437 Montgomery st. |8 Subject to confirmation by the Superior Court, LE | FULL CHARGE TA oW | $15,000—Sacramenta st.; RESIDENCES. §14, Df)fl—;nh Hill residence; 12 rooms and th ‘ni,()llo—dlmk.snn st. residence; 14 rooms and | IIEAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR SALRB, G. H. UMBSEN & <o., 14 MONTGOMERY ST. AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION L AUCTION Ot improved and unimproved properties fo be neld at our salesroom, Monday, October 1, 1902, =t 12 o'clock moop. C. E. BO: " ESTATE. Administratrix Sale, The tollowing four properties will be offered to close the above estate: 1. 1032 Mission st, bet. Oth and Tth—A goud substantial two-story dwelling of 10 youms and bath; rent $60 per month; 25x85. This de- sirable holding is close to the new. Postoffice. Ashbury st., east line, south of Frederick— Choice ‘buflding lots. rooms; L 25x87:6. Lots 35-36, City una Association. REF‘EREE SALE. By order of Gustave H. Umbsen, ‘sole referce, large tract of land, consisting of about 113 1ying between the University Mound and ale Homestead and close to San Bruno belonging to the heirs of the jate Wil- A. Piper, deceased, 6. FORECLOSURE SALE. By Order of the Bank. 25 choice business and residence lots, front- ing on Mission, 20th sts. and San' Jose ave. CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. Clayton st. and Tremont ave., bet.' Waller and Frederick sts.—Choice lots, level and ready for bullding; 45x188; two frontages; will sub- divide, - GEORGE MORROW ESTATE. Executor's Sale, The following nine properties will be offered to close the above estate: 1 Portion of outside lands- block No, 245, bounded by 39th, 40th, Point Lobos aves. and A st > Portion ‘ of outside lands block No. 222, bounded by 4lst, 42d, Point Lobos aves. and Clement st. 2 Portion of outside lands block No. 248, bounded by 36th, 37th, Point Lobos aves. and A st . Portion of ‘outside lands block No. 322, bounded by 39th, 40th aves., A and B sts. Portion of outside lamds block No. 323, bounded by 40th, 4lst aves, A and B sta. Portion. of _outside . Jands’ blosk No.- 341, | bounded by 40th, 41st aves., A and B sts, 7. Portion of outside lands block No. 843, bounded by 38, 30th aves,, B and C sts, 8 Portion of outside lands block No. 420, bounded by 40th, 4ist aves., C and Fulton sts. 9. Portion of outside lands block No. 425, bounded by 45th, 40th aves., C and Fulton ste. | For catalogue and further particulars apply at our office. H. UMBSEN ‘& CO., 14 Montgomery st. SPECK" & CO., Market St., St., Opp. Keatny. REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND RENT CTOR! COL- EN FOR ABSENTEE | ERS. MISSION STREET. $60,000—50x100; key lot to Fifth st.; pays 4 per cent. $40,000—Mission st., near Fourth; 2 fronts. $40,000—Business corner; close to Fillmore; fine improvements; 9 per cent. Rents $287 50, SANSOME STREET CORNER | $35,000—70x130; rents $276; 3 frontages; pays 8 per cent net. Addition; 68:9; $30,000—Corner; Western rents $2450 per year. BUSH STREET. $25,000-Close to Grant ave.; two fronts; 45110 x126. $20,000—Geary st.; twg fronts: fine buliding: 3 43x120; rents $1900 year; close In. $20,000—Fourth-st. business ~property; 50x82; one tenant; §1500 net per annui $18,500—Down town; 60x38; present improv ments renting for $135 per mont vicinity Mason and O'Farrell, close to Kearny st.; two-story brick; rent $85.- sxzmuznxs fine manufacturing site; $10,500_Octavia st. corner near Fell; rents § lot 35 ft. frontage. $9,300—Fulton st. close , Devisadero; partly | e to Jomes unaf two baths; billiard rooms -and. every | convenience; rents $100. | $6,250—89 rosms and bath: facing Golden Gate | Park; lot 25x137:6 Prck & co., 667 Market Sl ., Opp. Kearny. THOS, MAGEE & SO 5 Montgomery St.. Real Estate Agents. FOUR CHOICE IN F s VESTMENTS. . | $85,000—RENTS OVER $420 A MONTH. | Large square corner om one of the best | Streets running into and within half & block | of Market st.; the present improvements are under short leases and fents increase; any | buyer would have the privilege of canceling | the main lease in order to erect new bullding, | which this corner will soon demand, $50,000—-RENTS OVER $300 A MONTH, On first-class street north of Market and east of Van Ness; almost down town: first- class frame improvements with 7-tenants; will | always keep rented; preperty will soon come in | for business property and bulldings can . be changed then; over 100 feet f:ontage; a first- class buy. ' $31,000—RENTS $180. A MONTH, | On ' well . traveled street eacr. of Van Ness | ave.; lot 65 feet front by full depth; four | £00d houses; ail of them under lease: proper- ty will always remain rented. and also has the great advantage of coming iu soon for busk | ness property. $19,000—RENTS OVER $120 A MONTH. On firstclass street north of Market; three very substantially built flats, all .in perfect order. in one of the best renting locations near Larkin st.; the lot 4g almost one-half again in width of the us size of lots on which and has full depth. THOS, MAGEE & SONSE, 1 5 Montgomery st. HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS. $100 to $450 and $1000; easy terms; a_gredt sutare for Ocean boulevard lots: only graded jots fronting the ocean; selling very fast; se- cure one while you may. 0"T0 EEB THEM AT ONCE. 350 to "$850—Choicest cest Sunfet lots; fine view of'pxu'k and ocean; on instaliments. $400 1o $800—Fine Eichmond lots; easy terms, $150 to _$250—Level Excelsior Homestead lots; near Mission-st. cars; cheapest lots in this eity for modest homes; only § monthly. $1000 to_$3000—Modern cottages; good loca- tions: all bargains; fike rent, Sunset Branch Office, Ninth ave., near i cpen Sasdars aud hatifays. Call for maps and diagram SOL GEYZ & BROTHE Room 54, Chronicle b\mdm‘. H LOTS wanted. to purchase; boundary any of the streets between Misslon, Sanchez, Fourteentt. and Twenty-fifth. W. J. GUN: 5:90 Califor- nia_st. (Savings’ Union butld) A_RESIDENCE wanted to_purchase in the Mission. “W. J. ‘GUNN, 530 California st., Savings Union bldz. fpecial 1 wk.—Very fine new seal jackets, $30, real val. $50. Atiantic Pur Store,10 Grant av. DR G. 8. MOORE'S sclentific hair restorer; send for circular. 332 O'Farrell st MEN—Dr. Williams & Co., 140 Geary st,, S.F.. ore up-to-date. relable Ipedllh | RUENA VISTA Sanatorfum: private hospital. o Long. 135 Geary sf.; phone Bush 43. T AILOR-HADZ suits, §7 50; dress pants, $2 50. Misfit Clothing Parlor, cor. Bush and Dupont, RETURNED—DR. W. M. FORSTER, new of- fices, 118-119 St. Ann's building, ¢ Eddy st. ACTINA restores eyesight, cures deatpess and catarrh. A’Vida Co., 763 Valencla, cor. 19th. Eyptian IHenus tastoses gray ALFREDUMS hair §¢ fe naturai color: $1; at all ONE MINT' TOOTHACHE DROPS CURE | A~ nd 26c; all druggists. A S o B W FELL—Dthot aha residence, lm&mm bet. Sixth and Seventh. W, g\‘xl;!ED—Tn b‘:ulclhllse a_residence north acific ave., bet. de st. gnd the Pmldu ‘W. J. GUNN, 530 Caiifornia- st. WHAT have you to sell in the district bounded by Jackson and the bay,’ Hyde and the Pre- sidio? We nt 4 mldenee. -orno vagant | lots and one of two_50-vara lots: do not ask us to malie ‘offers; fix )'aur v:riae c.u or communicate ..at once, J. California st.. Savings’ Union buiding. * ONLY TWO LEFT. $7250—Swell new residences, ® and 11 rooms; everything up-to-date; 2 sold last week; -they are a sna; TarT SOCuinte on the e ises to-day. . 1345 and 1865 “Masonic ave., 13 Dlocks south of bt st. YOUR rent money buys your plan of the Amerlean flonu ‘lhml Coh pany. You buy property at lowest cash price, You puy for it in easy installments, as rent. Positively best plan ever . In- M REAL l:nAm—clfl—l‘nn sALE, $3000—BEAUTIFUL lots: Vallejo st., | l’l(:lflct Heights. THE H.cCARTHY CO,, 646 4-ROOM House; pantry, basement, stable; 2 lots; almost new: in Excelsior Homestead sell ‘account departure; no agénts. 4160, Call. FINE land: good climate; cheap homes. Joy & Maher, Watsonville, Santa Cruz Co. Write, REAL ESTATE—Country—For Sale. ——FOR SALE A!! smv FRANCISCO— &m;l;' tneu ; _\ $50 $90_ per ‘fi“ on Rancho ure value assured, as San mm owing rapidly; location best for poultry llld general farming. - Apply to The Cotati Co., 802 c.um—m. “st., for pamphlet and information, SEND for our latest catal try property: stock, grain, e of choice coun- orchard, alfalfa ROOMS TO I, T—Furn. and Unfasn. STOCKTON, &1 and 45—Changed hands; newly furnis l\ut 1 llo rnished; &1 gllng,nmnr os; a NICE large sunny suite of rooms with hoard; wwflwxfl-, large go-eu and open grate. NEWLY furnished rooms, with S;-ch- home cooking. 814 Turk st. JIFORNIA, 807 (Stevenson -iim—mm family hotel; exeeptional llbll' popular rates, LAMBOURNE, 420 Eddy—High-class _house; _ furnished suites or efngle; steam heat. and general ‘farms. CHATEI IELD ‘& VIN- - ZENT, 228 Montgomery st., S, ¥ SPECIAL NOTICES, TOMALES-—Plank House; Rotel, zo rooms; fur- 1 Chich s Engligh Pennyroyal Plils nished complete; $3000. " Add. 'F..F. BUANK, | “are-the seat "s-m;. u%t Taks g6 oner, Send 4c, stamps, for pa; "ndm for Alfalfa land. with water for irry acre. P. H JORDAN, 1m‘xo=m;’;er‘ymn?" -PROPERTY WANTED, WANTED—To rent or to lease for a few a church, chapel, ball, or any premises it able for' a church. ‘Apply REV. DORO. THEOS, Hughes House, Bulea st., — ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS, ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. BETTER THAN PAYING RENT. 152750 lmt_El!g.lml 6-room ~ colonfal’ house, arge lot, near trains and $250 Tt i schools; down, ALAMEDA LAND CO! 1500 Park st Alsseds " Ladies.” in letter by retufn mail. druggist. Chichester Chem. Co.. mu Ta; SEWING MACHINES AND. :qx-rx.nu. ALL klnfll bou‘ht nld teed. Chas. Plambeck, m H!n{ofl, nr. 16th' ALL kinds bought, sold, rented, ;e Dairing; lowest rates. Tel. Green 144, 4th. STORAGE AKD WAREHOUSES. ;unrmmg AN sgl‘y)?znom GOODS STORED—MOVED—PACKED—SHIPPED, 725-781 HOWARD, near THIRD ST. Phone G flAN‘\‘ Rt PIERCE RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co:. & ul- ice Post and Powell sts.; tel. Priv. Bx. 5 GOLDEN' West Storage: advances made; 830 ission st.; tel. Howard 941, F. W, Zchfuss, BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS BEKH\ELEY RELL ESTATE. e et WE make 8 Jaecillly of Santa Clara County property offer this week a snap; sur- H%\dlns accr:qz:‘u held' at- trom -§100 to per ‘acre, ve - erty, if taken qumkry .51'%5 per ukr‘e.. Toca- tion’close to- statioh, ‘schbol‘and “stoves, and no_better land in the valley. - O ST DOLPH, Lorin; open Sundays, ARE you tired of payihg tent? If so, mok at these three mm&hmu 6 rooms, bath and pantry_each; street work doue: 2 blocks to stption.” churches, schools and stores; price $1250; only $100.cash, h.hlme $14 por month; do not migs this you want 0. A RUDOLP!‘ Mfln open snn- BEKINS Van and Storage Co,, 630 Market st tel, Main 1840; shipping at cut rates, PACIFIC Storage and F:arnlure Moving Com- more st. ; pany. 2320 Fillmore e Jackson 281, TYPEW] seli better machines for less money than any house In the city; rentals $3. The Typewniter Exchange, 536 California;. telephone Main 266. THE FRANKLIN; rents for 1 per wk.; visible writer; warranted O. K.: rentals aliowed on purchage. Cutter-Tower Cp.,. 802 Montgomery. 2D-HAND typewriters sold, rented, repaired. Webster Typewriter Inspec. Co., 209 Sansome, ANFEWRITING & MIMEOGRAPHING. EXPERT typewriting, 4c follo; copfes,2c;mim- cographing. 207 Market, r. 305; Howard 1530, ROOM cottage, recepuon h‘h bitl\r mantel, stationary tubs, high basement, wired for electric lights and piped: for gas; lot 40x110; close to_local -and_street 5 pflee $1800; terms $150 cash, balance onth: this 1€7% snap; bank lodried $1600 on this property. A. RUDOLPH, Lorin; open Sundays. house of 8 rooms; large lot; near $6000—Fine house of 8 rooms and bath; lawn, garden, etc.; lot T0x135. $4000—House of 8 rooms;. all modern im- provement ot 50x135; only 2 blctks from Dwight way staticn; . ‘cozy home. $4200—Must be sold; fully furnished house of § rooms, bath, etc.; on sunny side of street and near station. JOSEPH J. MASON, Real Estate, Berkeley station. $1000—4-ROOM house. §1600—7-roon™ house. $2350—6-room house; new, $2500—8-room house; new. $4000—S-room hous $6250—10-room house. Lots $400 and upward. CHENEY & BERRY, ° Berkeley Station. 11-ROOM house, hear University; finest resi- dence district’ of - Berkeley: owner going to Kurope; must be sold; cannot duplicate for less thar §9000; an up-to-date house in every particular; will sell for $6(50; $3750 cash, balance can remain. on mortgage. Address box B, Berkeley: 0AKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. OFBICE. 1118 EROADWAY. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. D DIVIDEND XOTICES, OFFICE of the Contra Costa Water Company, rcoms 30-34 Crocker, bullding, San Franctsco, October 7, 1902—Dividend No. 205' c forty~ two cents per share on the issued capital stock of the h%.olfirl Costa_ \Water Company | will be payal at the office of sald com- pany, rooms 50-34, third fioor, Crocker build- ing, on October 15, 1802, Tr‘lnller books will close on October 9, 192, at . oclocl p m. EDWARD MeGAR' Secretary. | OFFICE of Slerra Raflway Co. ol Cal., - rooum 220 Crocker bl ;‘nn C: Oc- ll%r 1 lm—coufl mg:& Nn u. du. (Jtet:oflu from first ceni s‘nenfl; Priflwny eu! &x'-cu l‘tln b; nl-:m :: the fiscal agency of company, the Crock- er-WmlwonhE National Bank, tha DIVIDEND Notice,—The Glant Powd: - pany, Con—A dividend, No. 46, of ' Atty cents (50¢) per share on llilmd mfl“l stock of the copany has able at the office of the comh‘m M 204, 200 Hayward bldg., San Franc t. 10, i transfer “books close 0 R LEAVELL. Secretary. l’flhhfl' Plat, “Mount Olivet ctnflr' by Y—In this city, October 7, 1002, Thatch- G. Emery, beloved | of Hannah Emery, & native oflfi t, M., Ageh 63 mmm.mm and 28 days. are fully | lnvlud attend the funeral October 1( lm-tondock.lrom lis. late thence to * i n SR e e soul, it 9:80 -o'clock. ment Holy Cross odmetery. ENRIGHT—In this my. Ootober 7, 1002, Cor- nelius. Enrigbt, beloved brother of Edward ~ Enright, a native ut Ireland, aged 65 years 7 ‘months and 2 days. a native of San F HILLIn Berkeley, October 0. 1902, r:- K., beloved wife of Joseph Hill, and mother B., Starr W. and- the late V. Hill,'a nfi\e of Nebraska, aged 9 years 4 months and 16 days. I Friends and nees are respect- mly invited to attend the funeral serviccs Thursday, October 0, l.(fl. at 3 o'clock, at her late ce, 2121 avenue, cor- Interment at 1 Jr. and angon, a native of Kinland, aged 3 yun 11 mm 22 -l o it e ean o to-i Eaay). ot 2 n&x, at his 123 residence, 1626 Dwight way, Bflhhy.' terment Mountain \‘ipw X NNIDY—IH this city, Octobir ohn, beloved hulhflflxfl:nAllm Kennedy, af “‘fi father of y, a native County’ We , lnlxml. aged 35 years s months and 13 days. OFFICERS: and me; oq No. 9, A. O. o w are ested, th ‘utnd the funeral of our late hl'othnr John' Ken- nedy, to-da: 1’2“:«"&). at_9:30 o' clock, Imm his ln& Jessie .tml. ORGE J. aomu.. w. C. S. PENN, Recorder. LDRENZEN’*XII Qfllllnfl. October 8, 1002, _Lorenzen;. & natlve of Denmark, years. LOVE—In thi; , October 7, 1902, James H., beloved ’hu‘;‘“ of Alice A, l‘n. and father of Irene A. ve. £ Friends and acquaintances are ml- fully invited to attend the funeral m _<1'h reday), at 10 o'clock, from Elks' utter st mnler e lgplm of Sa Frlnma:u terment . Holy Cmil ery, by u oiclock " train from Third, and Townsehd streets. MENDEZ-In this city, ober 7, Mo, Belover wite ot Atencaly. B Mecsia ol Altata, Sinaloa, Mexico, .»nn(ve of Mex- o el 52 intances ars respeot: acquaintances ai fully invited to. attend the hnuh| to-day. (Thursday), at'8:30 o'ciock, from the unda' taking varlors of Valente, Matini & Co.*1524 | Stockion street, Lhenee to the sunhn of Nuestra Senora de Gunw a Broadway and Mason t, whers @ sole low mass will xnpelebrnea for the repose of her soul. —Interment New Itallan Cemeters. MENGE—In this city, October 7, 1002, Tilie, beloved wife of Willlam’Menge, mother of Willle and Miiton Mengé, daughter of Dora- thea Poterson, and sister of Charies: !alnu and August Peterson, a native esw! Holsteln, Germany, aged 42 years 1 mon and )B da; (Los Angeles papers pleade s, Friends and acquaintances are respect- invited to attend the- funeral to-morrow | 1 !'rf’dny, at 1:30 o'clock, from her late resl- | 420 Laguna street, near Geary. terment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. MOORE—In this eity, October 7, 1902, Rach- . ael, dearly. beloved wife of John Moore, loving " mother of “Archie. H. and_John ¢ Moore, .and_aunt of 0ébe ‘M. Hunter, a native of Flanders; County Derry, Ireland, - 62 years. P ¥ Notice of funeral hereaft RRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were fasuad Yyesterday: Jules 8. Pelle, 24, 1958 Howard nrm. and Celina Marcuse,’ 21, 2018 Sixteenth- streel Jonn G. Van Dyke 27, Medtord, Or., and Minrie Cox, 23, Medford, Or: Julio Blanchi, 22, 20 Hinckley street, Della L. “Marisi i) 614 Broadway. - Patrick J. Shaughnessy, -50, 114 Tehama street. and Mary, OCannor, 35, 364 F'ollom st. Arthur B. w-xklnmn. 24, Belfa land, and Elsie D. rrison, 18, 2813 scou ltm! - Zachariah u]/x’_ ommza,rm' Tx;sumdeu Ariz., and Ade ton, 6 t avenue, " James'J. Lyons, 30, 1155 Folsom street, ‘-nn Johanna Sullivan,, &1!0 and $250 CASH. -§7 50 monthly; cozy cottage.of 3 Tooms and furemer kitchen; fine close barm, chicken shed and fouses; good water sandy loam coll; young orchard; full beari fine lots, 75x100, all fenced: nice garden and flowers; away from cold winds and fog; adjoining Hast Oakland; price all told, $876; call or send for circuiar, 455 Seventk. st.. op- posite Broadway station, Oakland. Carriage free. H. Z. JONES, owacr. s SWELL 14-rcom honse; choice. neighborhood exchnge S, F. property; R. E..639 McAllister. OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR ’A'd.- FURNITURE good and cheap this month, . SCHELL‘{AAS 408 Eleventh st., Oakland. _ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING 1240, néar Hyde—3 large m“i nished; housekeeping; gas rapge; yard; $12. BiRTHS—-lfllIlGES*- nr.m marriage and death nouul by nml will not be inserted. in at either of the publicati indorsed with the name and sons -quthorized to have: the IAnIlD AP, ER—October 7, m " Befi S 3 pfinuua Lty énms n—mm.uv— ‘nts oity, Detd the Rey, T. Pnhkovulfy sunmeh and Benn. both of™ Franciago. . .. llln ‘San “DIED. ‘ Menge, Tillie Moore,” Rachael Ash, Minnie E. Bailey, Josenh Betger, -Edward unfurnished ~ housek eeping rooms, $10; B; e, James o, 98 Cavanavgh, John FLLIS, 685 cor. Larkin—Large sunhy ' bay- es, George window; housekeeping, {f desired.. Emerson, Richard ZEmery, Thatcher G. O'Niell, John FIFTH, 353—Three furnished o Mousekeeping, | “knright, Cornellus . Pawer, Jobn N. _$12; three, $14; single, $5, r: Gmy #nnnog % 'Rnun:.;WAunut | HATGHT, 22 _Three sunmy, well-appo hie Bene : . housekeeping rooms; couple; gasy stove, 3 gm‘ C{";‘f ?&”;f‘-u:,;‘,',“;f‘" | HOWARD, 761 _Furnished ‘bay-window | Kennedy, Jonn Solari, Glovanni B; suite; man and énr Kitchen: othet_rooms. T Twe h W"g:'g' o CSSIE, 333—Large sunfy front room, fur- ,uen.m, Gabriéla P INNA, 28—Sunny furnished front house. keeping, single and uoubla mm-. Tbc and §1 per week ¥ NOE, 481, near Bighteenth—Fine turnunzd suite with use of kitchen, PINE, 777—Two newly tarnished rooms; kitch- en privileges, ciose %o businsss; suitable for man and wife or single parties. SOUTH PARK, 8i—One housekeeping room with gas; rent $10 50, STOCKTOY, 1200—Model house, newly furnigh: ed; singlé ‘tront housekeeping rooms, $3 tc $12 THE KEYSTONE, 140 Minna st., bet. Third and New Montgomery—Opened er 4; all new ‘furnishings; house thoroughly renovated throughout; houunepln: suites’ and single TOOTIE; reasonable rates. CLASSIFIED advertisements and !axobicflptlonl received at Call branch offic limore. ROOMS TO LET—Furn. and Unfurn, P A A e A B e AT e At A-HOTEL PANTHEON, 462 £ddy—New mod- ern house; newly and elegantly furnished: funny; suites with grivats haths, (rom $30; single, $14 up; electric elevators, lights, steam heat. MRS, L. A, DEVIN. ARGYLE Hotel, 234 MeAllister—New, elegant, sunny, 75c day upwand; McAllister cars to door; “handsomiest” grill Yoom in California. A—BRUNSWICK House, 148 _Bixth—Rooms, c to $1 per night; $1 35 to §5 per week, and __light housekeeping’ rooms; open all night, AT ‘‘The Almonte,"" m Kl t l‘ No. 1 Fifth st; 1 night; $150 to hw“wm foas Yopes: ). night. NICE sunhy furnmua front room, suitas Lle for two respectable persons. Apply 217 Natoma st. AVON HOTEL. 502 Bush st.—New] lu' m‘nl-m rooms and suftes; transient sol BURNETY, 1426 Market (old No. /lw)-—!‘nr- nished rms., suites. single; also unfurnished. EUSH, 2215 Large patlors -with board: home cooking; aiso.single room with bath gas. CLIFFORD, 204 Ellis, corner Mason—Elegantly furnished sunny rooms: prices reasonable. DEVISADERO, 830, near l(cAumn—Elenm. Iy furnishel suite of 'é rooms in new flat; elec- tric nghu, xu ¥ '}h pbnne~ boan! it desired; 8, 21 ll nn)-mc-ly‘ urn. rooms, 38c, ELL! Hene 6 l.‘m all night. $1 50 mcm $1 50, u Grand Southern, 7th and mulan—nm.m o §1.50 3 u to $6 week; readin JESSIB, near -Fifth n—a\-m-ned .-mhu. “%4. :?mn d $6 per month; quiet house. JCNES _ 614—Sunny well furnished front par- . $14; sunny single room, §6. MINN, "ul comner Er.h—Newlr mmW windo’ weels; OFARRELL, furnished rooms and &—-l offices; elevator; :kc llfl(r day, week, mo, O'FARRM“?—NM sunny rocms tmm».l R s P i S to $3 per w/ ROYAL,. ‘Ellis—Incandescent mnnuu; #moking room and hdu- Jor; rooms, . per_ni 35¢ 16°$1 50; week, -$2 :n&l'm. Tt 'E‘.T..‘ Vvestigate. 503 California st., room 504, rooms with- MANHATTAN LOAN u( - o l(fi SEVENTEE‘P;mm nbi lefi’efi Fur- improvements and part cost ul lot: houses built on terms to sut: plans free; interest 6 | SHERMAN H -l;. —-&- per cent. 107-8 3 spectable !-mny rooming-house; 35" — e L0 DD FOR sale cheap; 2 lots; B50x100: . DAVID'S, 716 How: en: Homestead: no agents. Box 4161, Call, or single; clean beds; a 'a.ur x‘. 3 Astin iul- city, October 8, 1902, Minnie E., " bel fe of Steohen W. Ash, and mother of “rl l‘Allrl, Myrtle, Joe and Luctus Ash ‘and_Mrs. Barnes, a native’ of I wa, aged 46 vears and & moriths. [FThe funeral serviceswill be held to- day (Thursday), at 2 ¢'clock, at the parlors of Halsted & Co., 946 Mission street. - Inter- ment at Petaluma, Cal. BATLEY—In this oity, October 8, 1902, Jossph Bailey, busband ‘of Juliette M. Baiiéy, and father of Mrs, F. Southack and J. W. Balley, & native of Vestbrook, Me:, aged 79 4 mon! and 2 days. (Burlmonw years papers blcm copy.) eral services at his late residence, 924 Guareety ‘Rtrect, (at il o'clock; Friday afternoon, - Qeotober 10. Interment private, Cyvress Lawn Cemeétery. BETGER_dn thie clty. October 8, 1002, Ed Nmnd busband of Charlotte B.llel'v Ellwlrfl and the' late Charles er, a native of Saxony, years 9 months and 13 L3 and Gnm'e Garmlnl’ ll‘d October 7, days, mn’:m—fn b oity, 7,-1902, Jam ot d the late Pltflck P o Jge g er 0 e and Lucy B m»e late William and bir? Brron s | native of San Francisco, aged 18 years Jand 10_months. Richard 1 m, a native of N " chire: ‘awed T8 yeArs 3 Monthe and PB dny (New Hampshire and Boston pal vleass | ¥Friends and ncmuinunm a - bers of Unity . Lodge Wo. S e rumscti\llrgu Invi d to, as ulend m .nner.‘ at 12 fflflm of cxnrm H.J. fl Clreulara maiied to_uny o obp nmm;-'-_ czmmmc mx. UIN}M O HILLS FFIC 1 916 MARKET ST. i S5 F. J. Monahan, Pres. Geo. E. Hore, s, MONAHAN & CO., .@%“m m-um"-’-"..’.'&“s? MYERS—In this ¢ity, October'$, 1002, Mary E., beloved wife of Harry u{y? Har Myers,” daughter of tl Supple, and sister of Mrs. Margaret Tyreil, Miss Katie Maria Agnes and David Suppll a native. of Sa:‘ Francisco, aged 47 yeais 9 monthx and § =43 and acguaintances are respect- hny mvmd to attend the funeral to-morrow riday), at 10 o'clock, from her late resis dence: Jiot reet, thence to St. Agnes Chun:h where a solemn requiem high mass It be’ celebrated: for_the: of ‘her _soul 1040 0 elock. Interment . Holy. Gross Cemetery. ALTA Parlor No. 3, N. D. G. W,—Members are requested to attend the funéral of our late sister, Mrs. Mary Myers, to-morrow (Fri- day), at 5130 o'clock. from 1134 Page’ straet. By order of the president, S ' L. SULLIVAN. ‘i¢. L. FAULKNER, Bemhrv 3 and, OF. ? a n-nv, of . gan mfl cisco, aged '35 years. e funeral services will be hetd day ' (Thursday), at~10:30 o'clock, at m« pariors of Halsted & €o.; 946 mmowm«. NOE—In this cityy October 7, 1902, ‘d Noe, only son of Mrs, H. W. Fletc stepion, of B W. Fletcher, o ‘native of Tntp City, aged 33 years $ months and A 7 Friends and aintances are tully invited to attend the 1 gndmday). at 12 oclaok. rnns.s'w B'!r all, er Franci Herie NoRE, 22 8B “Hacuce o, Thira ang Towndend streets to 2 o'clock train. - Re< mains at the funeral rs James Mc- Glon & Co., 214 ‘Eddy street. Interment Cypréss Lawn Cemetery. NORD wx—ln this cxlg.mmm e b ordma; quu !en: 300 Rous i o o °’in‘- Bmhld Nerdmu a ve of San P'npa ¢l ned 20 y‘u lnnumonti Ty to-dly g'h ndfi.'u - p’ol at her Iate” residence, Clay u street. Interment Home of ery, via H:30, o'clock train from streets. . O'NIELL—I\I mu d:y. Octoter 7, 1002, Johny beloved ‘g b Mary * ENieh,. and ‘“'fl mu DS, J. Sullivan and Mrs. J, & native of Fhiladelphia, aged 50 o % and acqual are respect: ‘rien: fu Iy hwlted to attend \h- funeral l 30 delock from the lors ol ll:l‘j n, y & Green, 1171 Mis- Shan stveet; teence’ 3o BLL PRtee Chureh, “where services will be held at 2 o'clock. 1n- terment Holy Cemetery. - OREILL1n s Stby, Otover 1, 1902, Jonn O'N -d humm e 3 Kt O'Nel‘u. mner of and Mrs. ’}r. of Fran nk, Vin- eent and ‘Wil and Mrs. ite Wh. aged ‘yN‘ Intes at 9 o'clock. ry. ";g::_m = mw..m Yy £ Friends and acqualntances are respeot: faly tmvited o ailend“the fn:e;:l ey RORE-14. hip ity October 7, n‘;"fl'w. ok Thured: o om_the parlors of er mmmudlm iward S oo, & Con. 167 Migsion st B e o e e mass wi celebrat 1 0 T ok Koo R B tria, oo e city. Qttober 8, 1508, of C&‘t;&:‘é’h"’? this’ city, Octobe: 1902, “ m years E w“’"‘ i cA —fn this city, 7 St John Cavanaugh, & B R aged f‘: 7 . B mothe Years. RPN CORTESn S fensald County, cat, Sepe | SEMMECLS this b Oltoner ué'{' ember 17, eorgé Cortes, a nat! 4 4 4 ~ wister DAy, IR ot it it wm"‘ o g COULTER-—Alfred Ji Coulter, belovea y Mrs. t Alfred and Katie Coulter, aged m'?::u':’.' Vinginla tiy, Nev mcmfim' ;. e and *2 daye. - t mn EMERSON—In this city, October 7, 102, attena th ~ lFfll-réflfl b I street, eomlr of \:un Ne- unln where maes will- be celébrated - for the re- from strees RI—In this city, oemm - m B., dearly b-!n hm“‘:' ilo;:. Solarl. and beloved fa Au- rqfls Salar}, a ‘hative of lhly. aged o years. W m this ot blr 8, 1902, Ruth a ‘fi daurtiter of Al -nd Anna B. l.nfl slster of Ar- thur mll. a -qn- ifornia, axed § years 10 months and wxmghw San i lgm ';’g“'n’;:f'y s o'cl in from San Mateo. lm a&‘-&&nm gé- o g i HBIEB WILLED TO THE ORIENT Havana Oonsul General ‘Compelled to Take Another Post. Rublee at Hongkong Is Trans- ferred to the New Republic. e . ‘WASHINGTON, Oct. 8—Edward S. Bragg, Consul General at Havana, has been transferred to theé post of Consul General at Hongkong, taking the place of Willlam “A. Rublee, who has been transferred to the consulate at Havana. The change in the Havana consulate | general has been in contemplation for almost three months. It was fully de- cided that it was necessary to make the change and the only question was where Consul General Bragg could be piaced without substantial loss to himself, for it s difficult to find in the consuiar ser- vice a position paying as well as that of Havana. The official salary for the place i $5000 per annum, but there are fees attached, much of which go to the Con- $ul Genperal, which swell the total-com- pensation to about $7000 a year. Although it is realized that General Bragg has been guilty of a lack of judg- ment at least in allowing to escape from him a rather contemptuous critictsm of the Cuban people, in view of the fact that he was not directly responsible for its puhlication the President decided to look on his case with a lenfent eye. Barly in July General Bragg wrote a letter to his 'at her home in this country In which je used this langua “Uncle Sam might as well try to make = whistle of d pig's tail as to try to make something out of the Latin race.” /The letter was published on, July 4. A few days later the Cuban Government agked Mr. Squlers, our Minister to Ha- vana, if the quotation was authentie, in- ating that'if it werg so Geéneral Bragg bably had destroyed his usefulness at avana. By direction of the State Do- rtment Squiers called on General Brags an explanation. He at once admitted the authenticity of the quotation, but held he had a right to write what he ‘pleased ‘in a -strictly personal letter to his own family and without discussing the question with the general the State Department declded that a change must be made and set about to find another place for General Bragg. About two ‘Weeks ago this' was found through the willingness of United States Consul Gen- eral Rublee at Hongkong, China, to change his post for that at Havana. The delay in making the announcement of the change has been caused by the necessity of arranging the details of the transfer. It is® understood now that these have been perfected and that the change will take place as soon as Rublée can reach Havana. Rublee's post at Hongkong is salarfed at $5000 per annum and his notarial fees, to all of which he is entitled, amounted ldst year to $1047, so that General Bragz probably will not lose very much by the change. The new appointee at Havana, itkke General Bragg, is a Wisconsin man. —_— e CHURCHMEN GATHER IN STATE CONCLAVE | b: Congregational General Association . Begins Annual Session in Petaluma. PETALUMA, Oct. 8.—The General As- #oci of the Congregational Churches of ornia 18 in its forty-sixth annual sessfon here. Rev. 8.'C. Patterson, pas- tor of, the local church, welcomed the {o the city this morning. Or- Mnuon hs perfected with the follow- g‘ Moderator, Professor C. S. sh of Equeley. assistant moderator, Rev.'B. F. Bargeant of Berkeloy: scribes, Rev. 8. R. Yarrow of Rocklin and Rev. R. B. Cherington of Kenwood. Rev. 8. R. Yarrow read a scholarly pa- per_on “The Pufitan Church’s Part in the Religlous Development of the United States. achievement of the Puritan in the West. This afterncon the women's missionary boagds held their mebtings. Rev. B J, Binger spoke of the need of new Sunday schaols in’ frontier towns. The theme, [ “What the Puritan Churches Are Doing tor the Current Religious Life of the Na- tion,” was disGussed by Superintendent Isaac Halliday of Oakland, Rev. B. 5‘. Sargeant of Berkeley, and. Rev. D. Hal of Niles. The evening service was. devoted to the Cdlifornia Missionary loflc!y, Superin- tendent J. K. Harrison; Rey. W. J. Spear of Humboldt County, and Rev. C. R. to-day | Brown of Oakland were the speakers. There are seventy-one lay and sixty clerical delegates present. - mm LOVE AFFAIR ENDS IN PRISON CELL mm Asks 'n;q Runaway Girl Be Bent to a Reform : School. ME. Oct. 8—Because of an ar- aent ove affafr pretty Vivian Arnold..a nt«u-!"‘old 8irl, is In the County Jail a trip to the Whittier Reform hoo! nd Fraok Davis, her lover, \oc- es an_ & ng cell, charged with a serfous: Both had been employed at the Fli eannery near Berryessa, § ag0 A. E. Arnold, the ‘8irl, who s a rancher ‘near o, Ha ) Elfuhome. On Friday t, T parents were In bed, she %z'w,mhw horse and buggy and ve to city. She arrived here at 4.0'clock In'the morning and left the rig standing on the street, where it was found by the police amd taken to a livery stable. The 1 ~day she met Davis and the two planned. to leave the State together. Her tion will be held to-morrew. This nomm the father charged Davis with having ' ruined &irl and the younx the man was arrested while at work at the Flickinger cnnnery. x-ivamom'm Nev., Oct. 8.—In the case-of the Southern Nevada Company- against the Holmes Mining Company the w found for the plaintiff, awarding on of the mnt and $45,000 dam- ages for W‘lflfl ore. The case oc- cupied two weeks. The pu-un interested all live in San Francisca. B. Tread- Rev. O. W. Lucas showed the .5:“!{"“ Tl DELEGATES SHY AT THE MERGER Irrigation Congress In- tends fo Remain Independent. Warm Debate Ocours During Session at Colorado Springs. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Oct. §— The National Irrigation Congress will re- tain‘ts identity as an independent organ- ization at least for another year. This was decided By a vote of 113 to 91 at 10 o'clock to-night by these delegates to the congress who weathiered ome of the flerc~ est parliamentary storms ever seen in Colorado Springs. No polftical convention that has béen held in this ¢ity for years has witnessed a more interésting or hard-fought contest than that waged amgng the delegation at the congress this n.tgmoon and to-night over the report of the committee on per- manent organization, which comsisted in a recommendation of fourteen out of six- teen of the members of the commitiee that the National Irrigation Congress merge with the Transmississippi Con- gress, the former to constitute one of the braniches of the organization o' be cre- ated by the proposed merger. All the speechmaking of to-day and to- night was of great interest. George Max- well of Chicago, president of the National Irrigation Association, supported by near- ly all the old time irrigatioh workers, sought to bring about the merger, feeling that the work of the Irrigation Congress, as an agent for the agitation of a na- tional irrigation law, had accomplished fts work. F. J. Keisel of Ogden, Utah, supported’ at the start by only his own delegation and only a part of that, suc- ceeded in working up a sentiment in the congress that it would be better to defer action on the proposed merger until the next annual congress, and a motion to that effect made by ex-Senator Carey of Wyoniing finally disposed of the question S0 far as the present congfess is con- cerned. Keisel came here with the intention of taking the next congress to Ogden if pos- sibfe; an@ the indications now are that he will’ have no opposition. F. R. Newell, Chief Hydrographer of the Government, and Elwood Meade of Wyoming, head of the irrigation bureau of the Department of Agriculture, addressed the comngress. — YOUNG HOUNDS TO MEET AT UNION COURSING PARK Many Dogs of Promise Are Entered in This Week’s Puppy Stake. Result of the Draw. f Three stakes will bé decided this week at Union Coursing Park. . The sport will commenece on Saturday upon the arrival of ‘the 10:15 a. m. train. The puppy stake will be run down three times and the reserve event once on Saturday. The draw last night resulted as follows: Py, stalie: twisey -t entiiie- 1z, I Mo Inerney's Young Johnny Rex vs. J. J. loney’s Topsy Turvy; Homestead Kennels' e Cormur vi . Biddi X Rodge ¥ Ilelnem!'l Prige of 'rr-u- son's Loretta xs, Pasha Kennels' Fustic Anna; Pasha Kennels' Roving Authar ve. H. A. Deckelman’s Roeky Mountain; Conley’s Teddy Neegham vs. J. L. Ross' Money Musk; J. Creamer's Onward mud Vi, W. Leon- T. J. . J. Cronin's Musket: . Orthwein’s Taploca vs. J. Qumw's Royal Tick. J. Moriarity’s, Kittleman vs. T. J. Cronk Vandal; J. L. Ro-!‘ Pure Pearl vs. F. A. McCombs® Otto; E. Geary's Fannie Hughie vs. T Totiey's. Toronto: ChIaFint Bros. Honusi John vs. Pasha Kennels' Regal Attire; ll. Nealon's Aeneas vs. E. Geary's Bonnie Hi R. Orthwein's Tiburon vs. Pasha Kennels' Aristocrat; W. mer's Lily Wright vs. G. Nethercott's Hi Dieck; Jones' Tyrone Prin F. Jones' Harlean Gladys; W. R vs. J. Morlarity's Snapper H. efer's Fair Glen vs. W. Mickey Free: Chiarmi Bros. Santo R Clarkson's Golden Reserve stake (forty-sight entries)—Alameda Kennels' Black Bart va. J, F. d Kennels' Roy Glen vs. W. Jol weih's Sisquoc vs. P. Black Flush vs. J P, TN ohite's Had Pepper va. M Cnuruy, T, Jolley's Master Kennels_Harvey M: 2 s hwein's ncer vs., E. McAndrew's Nlncy THI; P. l. larkson’s Prompto vs. E. Geary's hm! I.her‘l Lord Goff vs. J. Regan's Menlo Pflm Glasson’s White Hat vs. R. Orthweiw's Flista: D Cahill's Maid of Gowrie ve B 3 Clarkson's Miss Brummel; J. J. Masning's Doreen vé, C. G. Whallon's Miss Ship A W, Fabey's October Lad vs. 7, G, Weich's Tittle Luoy s . Welch's va. ’Iulbol'- Dorothy M: Alameda Kongela: Clas o Preston’s’ Halt Moon: C. Graus® umn;o:ruumnm Ve 3. W. Give Surprise Party. Many of the members of the Cooks’ and ‘Waiters’ Alliance tendefed Mr. and Mra. Hugo Carbonette a surprise party last evening at their home, 1205 Bush street. Among the guests who gave the party WBI’ and Mrs. Julius Jol Mr. H!m. n, .r and Mrs, Will Louis man, Mr. and In. ‘este: Rooney, in Cuneo, Joseph Demmlnl Preston, Miller, Miss d, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andre Giovanni Ratto, Paul Ste! W Car- bino, Jenks, Miss l.mret Reilly, Miss . Miss Liszle Seventsch, Charles - Wiiltam Dugan, Petrie and Willlam Pherson. Pears’ Pretty boxes and odors are used to sell such soaps, as no ope would touch if he saw them un- disguised. Beware of a soap that depends on something outside of it. Pears’, the finest soap in the world is scented or nof, as you wish; and the money is in the merchane