The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 19, 1902, Page 25

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1902. WIS W T ARt U : : |Bank Cashier and Mining Man Wins the City Properties Attract!" Hand of Miss Henrietta Ginocchio, a|Monument Is Dedicated to Dan O'Connell Men Who Are Seek- | oty | Popl{lar Amador County Young Lady! ooy ———he— | Building Contracts of One| | Week Involve Large { Expenditures. immmmmw BREAT o, SALE CROWDING THREE STORES IN ONE. It ee=ms a practicable impossibility; we have tried it, piling the $100,000 Oakland stock into our San Fraacisco store, and now another $30,000 stock from our Palo Alto store comes upon us. Both these branches are now CONSOLIDATED WITH THE BIG SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE. Where can we pu*-all this stock? Many Who Knew the Depart- ed Bohemian Witness the Ceremony. | | feet on Mont- d 6 feet.on Commercial lers being Waiker ers, ke banker through the bee & Co., pe block on the Méntgomery of corner streets, "adjoining i‘the for $240,080; lot and improv the northeast line of Fifth 5 feet, the buildings being frames that rent for $240 per month, sale ing made »ugh the agency of Thom- Magee & Sons for $46,500, for John H. g; the south t corner of O'Farrell yde eets, with frame improve- ments, for $52,000, the sellers being John wis A. Gould,: the brok- the deal being Shainwald, deals of good size have s H. Athearn has riedlander for $40,000 roer of Bush and Burritt ing 78 by 137:6 feet, im- buildings. William Co- from Timot! Crowley ner of Larkin and Birch 100 feet, with improve- 1g in $32 per month, for le of the southeast cor- and Hyde streets a profit lized by the sellers. MARKET IS BRISK. Magee & Sons report sales of owing properties: renting Cook, for f2et’ east nning ng 43, feet on the la: ag have bought for e of Geary street, Stockton, the g through to Union ing, which will wn to give room to a ents. & Burke report the sale of the I t premise the ine street gomery feet, streets, with of S t from Battery street, for 2 client of Benjamin M. '”r $30,000. Madison & Burke a sold a = ber of lots in the T block, bounded by Sutter, Post i Steiner streets. ] mbsen & Co. have sold to R. P. the McCrellish property, on the corner of Pine and Mason 7:6 feet, for $30,000. The pur- 1 erect a 150-room hotel on the as’ bought through E. Mrs. Marie Cordl fornia street, for Sales are reported by Shainwald, Buck- bee & Co ows: Cha Harley residence on the west e of Bcott street, 27 feet south from Jack- 50x110 feet, to Mrs. Coarles 500; the Hobart ate he west line of Guer- south of Fourteenth street, $4600, to Mrs t i € for same sel r $2300, to Katherine ( of Baker T. Danforth Boardman of Bros., for $7500; to Harry C. Moffat for A. T. Halck, lot east line of Carmelita street rom Waller street, 25x95 feet, C. Bolton, north line of west of First avenue, H. Howard, lot 19 feet south $1000; for Born, ‘west 6 feet morth of Va $2750; for Cali street, 25x d Ada court, HOUSES AND LOTS. Boardman Brothers & following properties Co. have corne: r of Eae 4, r GRAPE-NUTS. THINKING MADE EASY. There is a Way. Smt and to get o4 cooked food. n,and 1 served a d thought what was good was good for any other meal u know we did not eat hailt of the meat, potatoes, etc., af- g the Grape-Nuts. It filled that 'y which the regular fare did not. ‘newspaper puffs,’ as I used to call (I know better now) are not one bit not strorg enough—for better complexion, in- ance and a renewed reser some Grap He brought h for din- re rves, 1 not be too thankful. I can walk five miles without one-balf as much loss of h as when I formerly walked one. in cleaning house and numerous her back-breaking toils we women must would all prepare a dish of Grape- ¢ instead of the oid-time ‘cup of tea race up on,” one would soon see the rence. we since using Grape-Nuts, tions, which months g and fatiguing. are now I can think steadily and By putting a spoonful in a eup of guod, rich Pos- 1 ve a drink fit for a king.” Name &iven by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. and | of the Nevada res- | between Kear- | acramento street, | the north line of Clay | i | same and put it on the market. sold the | fund of strength are now mine, and I can- ) 5\ { W . | | | | i | POPULAR JACKSON COUPLE WHO HAVE BEEN MADE HUSBAND AND WIFE. i ORI THORY . Bhove ,:[. | s - ACKSON, Oct. 18.—Miss Henrletta which the ceremony was performed was A. Ginocchio and Frederick Budey artistically festooned in smilax, ferns were married in this city on and flowers, 7 “ . Mr. Eudey is the cashier of the Bank of Wednesday. The wedding took ,mggor County and is prominent in | _place at -the residence of .the janying and' mining circles in this re- bride’s parents. Father J. Gleeson of- gion. Mrs. Eudey is the daughter of Mr, ficlated. The interior of the house wWas and Mrs. E. Ginocchio and is very popu- prettily decorated, and the parlor in lar in Jackson soclety. °- | ing on Sacramento street, 37:€x132:8 feet," for M. S. Eisner, to W. M. Hoag, for | This gives Mr. Hoag ownership of a frentage of 137:6 feet on Sacramento street. The last mentioned property has been sold three times within a year by Boardman Bros. & Co., and each time at a profit. ® Easton, Eldridge & Co. report the fol- | lowing sales closed: | 10 and 103 Rinold street, 100 feet southwest of Eightn, two flats, rooms and bath, lot 25x75 feet, for 1420, 1422 and 1424 Laguna street, 72 feet morth of O'Farrell, lot 25x02:6 fe three new flats, for $12,500; house of 8 rooi and bath at 516 Guerrero street, 160 feet south of Seventeenth, lot for $3500; 1321 Guerrero street, east side, 25 | feet south of Twenty-firth, lot 24:6x125 feet, residence of 8 rooms and bath, for $4050. R. D. Cranston & Sons report a brisk demand for improved and unimproved properties, They have made the following sales: Lot on the east side of Clayton street, 100 feet south of Waller. 26x100, to Thomas Vod- den; lot on the west side of Cl jiveeieininieii=t @ these properties into small pleces on which builders and contractors have erected houses and flats; selling the same at a good proiit. Some three or four fifty varas in this district have been sold during the last week and are being placed on the mharket {n subdivisions. At the present time there is' only one fifty vara for sale in the district bounded by Van Ness avenue and Laguna street and Bush street and Golden Gate avenue. : The bullding to be erected for M. J. Brandenstein & Co. on the northeast cor- ner of Spear and Mission streets will be six stories high and will occupy a ground space of 137:6 by 70 feet. The first two stories will be of granite and Colusa sand- stone and the remainder will be of buff brick, with stone cornices, with the ex- ception that the main cornice will be of corper. The superstructure will be of structural steel. |tain a fireproof room for roasting pur- peses. The cost of the building will be about $125,000. The architects are Koll- frath & Deane, d’l"};irty-}!‘our building contracts were let 183:0 feet south of Waller, 25x125, uring the last week, calling for - Coop and James W, Smith, to John C. Cullen, | penditure, in total, of ;«333‘1 il also a lot of the same size adjolning this on the | "y ) "Rl oy seiars s i1 south for the same owners to Victor and Louise enfeld’s Sons will erect a sev- H. Kuehn; lot and four flats, 25x75, om the | en-story and basement building at Sutter north side’ of Ringold street, for Daniel and |and Stockton streets, to contain two Annie O'Brien, to Katherina Abels; lot on ‘the | store: orth, T Carl sircer. 530 feet aast of Btan. | worcy @nC ATty oWices, the cast of which 5 6, for the Lange Investment Com- | = ° 7 i) peny, to Harry Maundrell; lot on the east side six-story and basement office and of Shrader street, 75 feet south of Hayes, 25 | store building will be erected for Mrs, tor Adelaide F. McDonnell, to Henry L. | Matilda Esberg on the south line of Sut- ter street, near Stockton, to cost $60,000. A six-story brick bullding will be con- | structed on the northeast corner of Jones northwest side, 5 4, west sid: lot on the north side of Halght , east of Scott. 26x100, for John . to Adolph Pet Tuttle, 11 Montgomery street, re- R. £ sireet d Lewi poris the sale of a residence ‘of, twelve [genc SO (LeWS Blace for. James | rooms on the north line of Washington { < street, west from Walnut street, with lot ! % 102:8 feet, for a little less than $12,000; ADVERTISEMENTS. also the fifty-vara on the northwest or- ner of McAllister and Scott streets to Ed- ward Phillips, who has subdivided the CATARRH OF THE STOMACH. A Pleasant, Simple, but Safe and % Effectual Cure for It. i H.| Catarrh of the stomach hes long been considered the next thing o incurable. The usual symptoms are a full or bloat. ing sensation after eating, accompanied sometimes with sour or watery risings, a formation of gases, causing pressure 'on the Leart and lungs and difficult breath- ing, headaches, fickle appetite, nervous. ness and a general played out, languld feeling. p s There is often a foul taste in the mouth, | coated tongue and if the interior of thét stomach could be seen it would show u | slimy, inflamed condition. | ‘The.cure for this common and trouble i8 found in a (reatmen?hflsfii‘;i causes the food to be readjly, thoroughly | | digested before it has time to ferment ' and irritate the delicate mucous surfaces of the stomach, To secure a prompt and | healthy digestion is the one necessary | thing to do and when normal diges:ion is secured the catarrhal condition will The following sales are reported by Sol Getz & Bro.: Lot 25x100, west line of Ninth avenue, teet north of K street, on which Mrs. W heeler will erect a_two-story house of two ¢ about §$5000; 13:6x120, west line avenue, between B and C streets, harles A. Shattuck, for $7 25x120, with on ‘west line of Eleventh K and L streets, to John 50x120, - West 1in2 of 200 feet morth of L | in 0. L. block 72 streets. Fortv-third and For. tx-fourth avenues, for $1200: five lots in block 17, Excelsior Homestead, on Lisbon street, near China avenue, for $1250; 43 74.106x120 morthe West corner of Ninth avenue and N street, for 0 T castcn, Bldridge & Co. announce their | xt semi-monthly auction sale to take ! o on Tuesday, October 28, at which fcllowing properties will be offered: 5 Seventeenth street, near 201 and 1203 Sanchez street, of Twenty-fth: lots on soutd ime of Union street, 147:0 feet east of Webster, e % feet eac! cottage 1612 Chuich - ‘Twenty-seventh; house at 1311 street, near Army; lot on the south plac the t | line of Clay street, 83:6 feet west of Central avenue; retidence site on the north line of | have dleappeared. Vallejo' street, 100 {ret‘ west of pm;c,: m.x According to Dr. Harlanson the safest outheast corfer Masonic avenue and ' Javi Py e e 87 Chliforaia; avenis, /near | 304 best treatment is to use after cach meal a tablet, composed of Diastase, Aseptic Pepsin, a little Nux, Golden Seal and fruit acids. These tablets can now be found at all drug stores under the name of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets and, not being a patent medicine, can be used with perfect safety and assurance that healthy appetite and thorough digestion will follow their regular use after meals. Mr. R. 8. Workman, Chicago, 1is, writes: “Catarrh is a local condition re- sulting from a neglected cold in the head, whereby the lining membrane of the nose becomes inflamed and the pois- onous discharge therefrom passing back- ward into the throat reaches the stom. ach, this producing catarrh of the stom. ach. Medical authoritics prescribed for me for three years for catarrh of stom- ach without cure; but to-day I am the happiest of men after uging only one box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. 1 cap not find appropriate Words to express my zood feeling. I have found flesh, tite and sound rest from their use. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets is the satest preparation as well as the simplest and most convenient remedy for any form of indigestion, Latarrh of stomach, bil- jousness, sour Stomach, heartburn and Csmeralda street; lot on Stanyan street, ncar Seventeenth; lot on Twenty-second street, near | Florida. | Hooker & Lent have bought for a client | the resldflnfi of Mrs. Sacher on the south | line of Pacilic avenue, 137:6 feet east from | Pierce street, 55 by 127:8% feet, for $17,500. | _E. C. Ewell & Co. have removed to 230 | Montgomery strect. Several leases of good size are reported. h the agency of Speck & Co. k 8. Kelly bas leased to Charles A. mith for five years, the total being for | the term $18,720, the upper three stories of the building on the northwest corner { of Larkin and Post streets. | Wiliam Helbing has leased his new | building on the south line of Bush street, west from Powell, to Louis Audet for a period of a little less than ten years for 364,075 in total. A. E. Buckingham reports that investors are looking for large pieces of property, such as Afty varas, west of Van Ness avenue and east of Devisadero street. Mr. Buckingham says: There are few pieces of property of this character that can be had at the present time, as speculators and capitalists have been quiei: The top story will con- | early California writers are read, a monu- ment was dedicated yesterday afternoon at Sausalito. . The memorial, which is in the shape of a curved granite seat, is not embellished by any elaborate carving, but is as simple and unpretentious as was the life of the poet of Bohemia, whose mem- ory it is intended to commemorate. It is situated on the hillside facing toward this city on a picturesque spot, where, it is said, Daniel O'Connell loved ‘to recline during the latter years of his life enjoy- ing the beauties of nature. The dedication ceremony was also ap- propriate in its simplicity and was wit- nessed by many -of the old friends of O’'Connell, who, In years gone by, had ‘the pleasure of listening'to his poems, read by himself, at many a joyous festal board. The ‘address of dedication was delivered by James V. Coleman, who had the honor of being one of the closest friends of the departed poet. He sald that the occasion was in no sense a melancholy one. He paid a glowing trib- ute to O'Connell and declared that his memory would never be forgotten. George Bromley told in the following words how much he reverenced Daniel O’Connell: ALL LOVED HIM, The occasion for which we have assembled here to-day is one of sorrowful import. Inas- much as we are forcibly reminded of the frre- parable loss sustained by Bohemia when he whose memory we meet here to mmemorate was taken from us and whose loss was keenly telt by all who knew him, for ‘‘None knew bim but to love him, none named him but to praise.”’ And what a gloricus man he was. Whenever or wherever he went he carried with him sunshine and gladness, for he loved his fellow men and his presence at a social gathering was an omen that all would be well &nd that care would not dare show his grim Vvisage within the joyous eircle. Those of us who have listened to his read- ing of his own lovely poems will never cease to remember the pleasure he gave us. His *‘Songs From Bohemia” we all prize as a rich legacy for those who knew and loved him, and this emblem of affection which we dedi- cate to-day will prove to those who come after us that although his lips are sealed with the cold fixed impress of the tomb, loving hecarts have fondly cherished his memory and so long | as Bohemia has a name and % place among this world's orgenizations so will the memory of Dan O'Connell be cherished and revered. ‘Willlam Greer Harrison told how dearly O'Connell was loved by those that knew him. He sald that the love man felt for man was seldom fully expressed in words. He said that O'Connell’s friends had good cause to lpve him, as ..e was a man whose object in life was to carry sunshine and happiness into the lives of others. READS ORIGINAL POEM. Louis A. Robertson read the following original poem, after which he. placed a wreath of ivy on the seat: The wreath we bring and lay with loyal hand Upon this stone which crowns the spot where thou Sc oft hast wandered in the past to stand, ‘Where we, now. This wreath may fade ere scarce & day hath e, Abemti il o : But ‘ghind’ thy brow are bound the Mving 3 leaves % » L35, That seat the singer with tha deathless dead— me’s chosen - few: whose y.lavels . Honor weaves. Thy lips are mute, but each melodious strain, Thy faney conjured’ from the vibrant shord; Llives in our love; there ever to remain Among the matchless measures Memory hoards. » Captain Robert H. Fletcher spoke a few: words, telling the object of the memorial. Among those who crossed the bay to participate in the ceremony werc: J. H. N. Irwin, who is now the only surviv- ing charter member of the Bohemian Club, which O'Connell as: in founding; Willlam Greer Harrison, s V. Coleman, George Bromley, James Hamilton, Frank Deering, John Landers, Robert H. Fletcher, Charles Clough, Alexander Robertson, H. G. Bloomer, Ldgar Plexotto, Newton J. Tharp, Robert A. Aftkin, H, J. Stewart, Amedle Joullin, Emile Bruguleri, George Story, Charles Yale, Warren Colonel Harry Brady, Raphael Weill, Clunie, L. A. Robertson, James Burbank Sommers, Jeremiah Lynch, . A. W. Warner, Dr. B. R. Swan and Henry Marshall. — MISSION TURN VEREIN WILL PRESENT OPERA The dramatic department of the Mis- sion Turn Verein, which has taken no ac- tive part in theatricals during the sum- mer months, has been reorganized and will present several of the popular Ger- man operas during the winter months. Some of the besf amateur talent In the city has been engaged and a serles of high-class theatricals is assured. The opera season of the amateurs will open on Sunday night, October 2, when the popular German opera “Papageno' will be presentcd at Mission Turner Hall, corner of Eighteenth and Valencia streets, Superb scenery has been secured and the cast 1s a strong one. A soclal dance will follow the production. Following is the i cast of the opera: Bollwitz, Rentler, Carl Schafer; Caroline, seine Frau, Josephine Waiter; Wanda und Metq (deren Tochter), Berthi Veroni and Louise Fischer; Arthur Schutze, Wanda's Gatte, John Haguser; Moritz Pendel. Chemiker, Franz Krull; Dr. Preiffer, Arst, Christ Stader; Bertha and Minna_ (Dienstmadchen), Neta Muller and Flise Herten: Tinecke, Friseur, Herman Wen- zel; August Wurzel, Holdat, Hugo Breitter: Ein Schutzmann, Emil Lampe; Ein Hausdlener Heinroch Hage . ——————— Y¥orm insvrance Company. The Pacific Coast Casualty Company was Incorporated yesterday with a capi- tal stock of $200,000, all of which is sdb- scribed. The company will carry on a general ingurance business. The directors, cach of whom is a prominent business man of this clity, are George A, Bagch- cider, Antoine Borel, E. L. Brayson, J C. Coleman, F. P. Ce2ring, E. J. de Sabia, E. F. Green, 1. W. Hellman Jr, wW. M, jerzon, Henry Rosenfeld and A, A. Sof ADVEETISEMENTS. STOMACH _ ITTERS To restore vigor to the system and build up firm, solid flesh you cannot take a better medicine than the Bitters. Bv ¢ Dyspepsia, (onstipation, Bifious- ness, Insomnia and Malaria, Fever ing Indi 1y purchasing all such during the last two or three years. Many of the sweculators bave cut bloating after meals. and Ague good health is assured. Try it. 2 . e HOUSE reait P ] P THE BIG STORE IS FULL—EVERY FOOT OF IT FROM BASE- R e luuwz“,“f :M To the memory of Danfel O’'Connell, the HT",SEE‘ $ MENT TO ATTIC, and our men can hardly move about in There ‘[l now e 5 | poet, whose works will retain their charm means esonamy our IarFe warehouse, Sixteenth and Harrison streets. GVER ' rorller soim s U and popularity as long as those of the in buying y.ur With ali_our facilities for doin¢ THE HOUSE-FURNISH- 50,000 HOMES ING BUSINESS OF THE PACIFIC COAST, we still have to storage. We want to stop that at:once. RIGHT ES WILL DO IT. BETTER THAT CUSTOMERS BEN- Wha " honor thee, .are . gathered | a, TURNISHINGS Ric FORTUNE OF Last for this mf's goods for 3 stores. double 45¢c quality this week CURTAINS—We have 4 yards long. value, only THE SAME QUALITY in different designs, 3% long. Regular value For this week, PRI L oot tractive. Regular value 75¢, now.. sign. set up complete for Is one of the neatest the money. carvings on each BESIDES this genuine bar- gain it would be a pleasure to us to show the others, many of the prettiest patterns yet put on the market: CONSOL.DATION I3 THE POWER Producing Th:se Resulis EFIT THAN THE LANDLORDS. - W& GOT PRICES NO ONE ELSE WEST OF CHICAGO COULD GET IN BUYING THIS STOCK FOR THREE STORES. storage expense THE BUYER THIS WEEK PROFITS FROM 25 Opening of New Draperies ring we placed our orders at the large Eastern factories riving. It is too much for one store. Ordinary profits must be now cut off. Note what we can do this week: ROPE PORTIERES—Single and doors, pretty color ef- fects, gracefully draped. One- third doff former price. Now and 15c kind now.. :})’;ut just re?ei:}:d a ca;lo;d—- to. e 200—0| em, ‘an ave 5850 Sarial 1.75 GOLDEN DRAPERY Vast se- "Iy 190 e S 3 § lecti e t i1s in design much after the MADRAS For_ library, bed- ((1Of Of Mew. patterns b"‘e‘:l‘f pattern of $35 and $40 beds. The room and dining-room, large variety of designs, 50 in. wide, 35¢ WHITE SCOTCH NET LACE just placed on sale most beautifully designed curtains—3500 pairs— Regular $2.00 This : we.ek $1.60 IN ANOTHER LENGTH—23 yards, designs equally as at- 50¢c COSY CORNERS—We construct them at any price after any de- We show one this week _$25 This Bookcase shelving of books that can be offered for It is in golden oak, 57 in. high, 2574 in. wide; 4 shelves 9 in. deep 6x12 French plate mirror with pretty side. Regular price $6.00, now.. PATTOSIEN CO. us reduce this stock and 40 PER CENT. . $9.75 At this price we are going fo continue the sale this week of our last Friday and Saturday spe- cial on this METAL BED In Ilelpl_;l& This selected stock is now: daily ar- SWISSFor sash, bedroom cur- tains and children’s rooms, 40 in. wide. 45c quality now 30e, outer metal bars are of medium weight, while the smaller parts are of the usual thickness, grace- fully shaped, and where necessity and beauty require it they are caught firmly with pretty heavy chills, rendering it a beautiful, light and strong bed. The_regular price is $14 and more in other stores. room and sash curtains, drapery and screen fill- ing; 10¢ quality now.... over 8c We have cut 25 per cent into prices on beds this week. $3.75 gets a $5.00, bed and $97.00 gets brass twin beds worth $115 each. CarpetSale New Fall Paiterns This merging of three stores command of carpet and rug buyers $100,000 worth of the novelties of this sea- son in floor coverings. The saving in expenses PE90000000000002303000000000000600000C00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000800000000000 at the OVER places in conducting but one store is to OUR PA- TRONS’ BENEFIT. MATTING ™ mNsress. REMNANTS Colors and patterns the most exquisite of the season. Regular The accumulation of an entire season, 25¢C, 35¢, soc values, in va- 1.50, now rious lengths, such as 30 of other striking pat- terns and colors. Reg- pieces of 13 yards, 45 g::‘;s_v:g’; sl_m pieces of 12 yards; - 55 BRUSSELS — Won- pieces of 10 yards, and derfully pretty and different other lengths —some so similar that they can be used in the same rooms without be- ing noticed. Now 13c. 12%¢ and..... new patterns. Regular value goc, 75c now INGRAINS — Pure wool, clese, pieces for the $425 $ 8.50 values now... 11.00 values now... iQ0.0Q values now 23.00 values now.. $43.00 values now. 7.50 values now. 5.00 values now. $55.00 values now.. SIXTEENTH AND MISSION STS, Searching Vainly fo. Brown. A vigorous search is being prosecuted for John Brown, a Piacer County miner, Who is wanted to show cause why certain mining property owned by ‘him should not be sold to satisfy a judgment against the Canada Hill Mining Company, which was obtained in Judge Sloss’ court some weeks ago by Irving Sanborn, to whom twenty-two employes of the company as- signed claims for services rendered in working the claims which were supposed to have been the property of the com- According to an affidavit accom- pany. | panying a request for a stay of execu- | tion filed by the company yesterday the claims about to be sold to satisfy the judgment are not the property of the cempany, but of Brown, who gave them the privilege of working them. Brow_n 1S off on a prospecting tour. —_———————— Lottery Men Arrested. Harry Curtis and Benjamin Miller were arrested yesterday by Detectives Regan and O'Connell and booked at the City Prison on a charge of aiding and abet- ting a lottery. Curtis has an office in the Chronicle building and Miller at 90 Mar- ket street. In each case a number of tickets was booked as evidence. —————————— Restorer Is Injurious. ‘Bthel V. Cator, who alleges that upon the advice of Frances C. Sherman she vsed a patent hair restorer and ruined not only her hair, but her health, filed a suit for §25000 damages against Mrs. Sherman yesterday. The women were at r:: time partners in a hairdreggine par- DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Cz1alogues and Price Lists Mallal on Applieation. COAL. COKE AND PIG IRON. 1. €. WILSONECO.. 200, Battery strese. Telephane Main 1364 FRESH AND SALT MEATS, “King OF AL B:;'::_ 1S BOVES£CO_omg e 2 _ SOLD EVERYWHERE. ..c.:.,c,;flm _?fifi!&‘&.‘w PRINTING. GHES. PRINTER, 811 Sansome at.. 8 . Missouri Pacific Railway Through service daily to Kansas City and St. Louis via Scenic Route. New observation cafe cars Meals a la carte. El.?. ltmm'm address ail Eastern Tpdeing Goast. Agth .l 126 Caltfornia st. to