The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 22, 1904, Page 34

22, 2% THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAYA 1'904 i | Use Trademark. ! - —_— A complaint has been filed in the ADVERTISEMENTS. Superior Court by Charles W. Randall, A ———— Naney G. Randall, Mary Randall and Marion Randall against Walter .M. T WEEK OF VALUES luctions prevail in every department. Val- ents never more full. We will make a a big volume of mail orders this week. Send FOUR GREAT | GREATVALUESIN DRESS GOODS SPECIALS | SUITS, SKIRTS and WAISTS MAIN FLOOR. | SECOND FLOOR. . SUITINGS-- | FANCY TWEED WALKING S | ITS—Eton style, with shoul- 4 4 | capes, and trimmed with braid—large assortments and light mixtures to se- regularly of dark lect from; bands of $10.50. 2.50 Walk- , tailor stitc at bot- trimmed with 1; colors with 1 mmed ed 1 price .. “foh | DRAPERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS SILKES—GREAT RARGAINS PIEST FLOOR. S R - < 12Y5¢ TAINS—Gen- e ivory s and rich gularly $4.00 LB 2ITS s Fashion Sheet for June. t one free of charge. FANCY GOODS MAIN FLOOR. In black and white, in all si es. Were 5oc and Taffeta, pleated in the new or gun metal buckles; very lat- 756 1 Special price... y $1.25 SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF [ KING EDWARD'S SUBJECTS TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT TO HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET Pupils of Primary Class Will Present | Yearly Reunion of the British Benevo- ¥ Table in Junc I'wo Pre caux Barly | lent Society Will Occur at | the Palace. n School for ensive Benevolent Society of render at schoolhouse | Palace Hotel Tuesday, May 24, een Larkin and | s ginning at 7 p. m. W. Bennett, the ; e | sul General, who is pres- sz *F the {‘\”‘]; lent of the society, will act as toast- x Msther (bess ter. He has extended an invita- |tion to all British subjects who are 3 | temporarily in the city to attend. . will dem- | President,” which will be responded in teaching |t© by Thomas C. West, and “The King.” which will be answered by Al- fred C. Rulofson. William Greer Har- b C. Jones ician, formerly of n and Livingston Dunn will also B 2 o .4 |be amqng the speakers. Following 8 7 | the banquet there will be an informal st reception and probably dancing. A business meeting of the society will be held at 3 o’clock in the after- noon of the same day at the consulate, At this time an- 1 reports of the officers will be sub- a Company Edward Roths- . Battery street. . D. Cahn r § | mitted and the officers elected for the am § - ensuing year. | 1 shed the firm last ——————— ebruary | COURT ASKED TO SETTLE A DISPUTE dentist; Haight & Masonic av.® —— P e is no comfort where no com-| Recover Business and Right to Villett, Robert H. 1100 Wrinkled ---AND--- Gray Hair They simply tell of a defect of the has been asked to set aside. | granted by plaint pending the suit. scalp or of sickness and pain, of work and worry, or even of imprudent liv- e e ing Raflway Club’s N Officers. Why adv troubles? 4 o % I will devote this coming week to FREE TREATMENTS The annual banquet of the British California will be given in the Maple room of the be- The list of toasts will include “The OVER STOCK | ‘Randall Family Begins Action to Countryman and Wakelee & Co., involving the title to shares of the stock of Wakelee & Co. in the trademark, “Camelline,” and the drug business of Wakelee at the corner of Sutter and Polk streets. It is alleged that Walter M. Willitt ob- tained possession of these properties by certain contracts, which the court | A temporary injunction has been Judge Murasky restraining | the defendants from disposing of any | | of the property mentioned In the com- | The Pacific Coast Raflway Club held | its annual meeting at the Palace Hotel | last evening and elected these officers: | President, H. Englebright; vice pres- The effect of the summer season, for A. J. when many are going or have already gone to the country and the exodus to the St. Louis Exposition, is felt in the local realty market. Nevertheless, there are some very good deals to re- | port that have taken place recently. Through the agency of Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. the northeast corner { of Jackson and Gough streets, 160 feet | on Jackson, feet on Gough and | 212 Pacific avenue, with the Freeborn dence thereon, has been bought by unnamed client for $175,000, as reported. Benjaumin M. Gunn & Co. have! bought for a client from the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company 40x80 feet on the east line of Stockton street, ) feet south. of Sutter, with old im- provements, for $65,000. A six-story structure will be erected for the new tenth, for $2700; E. Peixotto and M. Silverman, Crescent avenue, South avenue, for $485. DEALS OF A WEEK. feet on an reported as follows: Dr. C. 8. Mann has sold for $27,500, through the Burnham & Marsh Com- pany, the lot 27:6x120 feet on the south line of O'Farrell street, 192:6 feet west of Larkin, with three-story { building, renting for $225 a month. Madison & Burke have bought for a client the southwest corner of Grant avenue and Bush street, 22x28 feet, with four-story and basement brick building, for $25,000. J A. J. Rich & have leased for | Mrs. Sarah Rodgers the hotel on the southeast corner of Van Ness and | Austin avenues, the Marie Antoinette, to B. J. Brun for a period of ten years iat the total rental for the term of | $180,000. | Speck & Co. have sold for Miss { Mary F. Gibbon to a client 26x127:6 | feet and residence on the south line of Pine street, east of Taylor, for $12,000; also 50x32 feet and nine-room i house for Miss Margaretta J. Wigg on | the east line of Central avenue, 93 feet | south of Haight street, for §6350. | The following sales have been made | recently by G. H. Umbsen & Co.: For M. Siminoff, improvements and lot, | 25x100 feet, on the south line of Oak | street, 80 feet east of Masonic avenue, | for $12,000; for Joseph Leggett, north- | west corner of Thirteenth and Devis: dero street, 34:8x125 feet, for $4500; for Daniel L. Lynch, improvements at 1114 Florida street and lot 25x120 feet, for $4500; for the Julia Leahy estate, 25x137:6 feet on the west line of Devisadero street, 63:9 feet south {of Jackson, for $3975; for A. J. Ran- | ken, 27x100 feet on the west line of | Sanchez street, 55 feet north of Four- street, west of Tilden, line of Twenty-first avenue, erty on the east line of avenue, 50x116:4 feet, Bourke for $400. O. D. Baldwin & Son: bufldings; Mrs. Emeline L. ADVERTISEMENTS. Newest Greatly Reduced 25¢, 20c. 15¢, 12V4c WASH GOODS At 10c Yard | We will place on sale Monday 5000 yards H of HIGH-CLASS WASH GOODS; all of this season’s styles, consisting of Fancy Lappet Lawns, Printed Madras, Fancy Corded Lawns, Stylish Embroidered Tissues and Fancy | Pripted Batistes. An immense assortment of 4 patterns and colorings. A grand chance to se- J cure choice wash fabrics at a low price YARD. To-Morrow in the Knit Underwear Section . LADIES’ SWISS RIBBED VESTS—Low neck, no sleeves; plain and fancy lace yokes; in pink, sky and white. Special, 25¢c Each T.ADIES’ SWISS RIBBED LISLE THREAD VESTS—Hand crocheted yokes (white only); always sold at 6sc; our price while the lot lasts 39¢c Each LADIES’ SWISS RIBBED SILK MIXED VESTS—Hand crocheted yokes in pink, sky, lavender and white; a regular $1.00 vest. Special, 49¢c Each LADIES' VEGA SILK TIGHTS—Ankle lengths, open, in pink, sky and white; sold by every house in the city at $1.25 pair. T Sementis - freaat 1| idents, E. L. Braswell, W. H. Doble, heaithy. complexion and Seautifui {J. C. Wilder and D. P. Kellogg, and C Olll: Price, 95¢ Pair v fully realize how ob- | | S6¢Fetary, C. C. Borton. The follow- CHILDREN’S FINE RIBBED BLACK LISLE THREAD noxious the emishes arw. but you : ir;‘g exec:lti\;esz-oxlnmlllee was also: § HOSE—A regular 35¢ hose. are too sensitive to investigate a || chosen: H. J. Small, P. Sheedy, W. H. | ’ Special P ey Temoval, Do You || Russell, W. S. Palmer and J. H. Wal- | LADIES’ BLACK pli\crz ’ugssrjzl::ggx-r 1 lar; allowed to run on unchecked the more | | }3ce. The club then adjourned to | ull regular; made numerous they become? Consider this coming week your op- portunity and let me prove what I can do toward renovating your skin and restore your gray hair. Remember, investigation costs you nothing. I have yet found no case of skin afflic- tion beyond repair. _Consultation strictly private. No publicity. FOUR-DAY HAIR RESTORER Imparts the natural color to gray or faded hair. Not @ dye. No disagreeable after eftects, mor stickiness. $1.00. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Permanently removed by the Electric Needle as operated by me. LCLA MONTEZ CREAM 1s & kin purifier and tissue builder without on the earth. 1t is a natural skin quet was held. ——— i Rejects Bids for Coal. | jected the bids for coal the City Hall. !B. Smith for $1 80 per barrel. ———— food. ibc jar lasts three month B B B Ladies out of town eending Pool 5 TRIAL POT 55050 “wich 10c in ‘stampe lroom Cascs Go Over. will peceive & book of instructions and a box of Lola Montez Cream and Face Pow- der FREE. Visit or write me and see what may be dons for you. MRS. NETTIE HARRISON, DERVIATOLOGIST, 140 Geary St., Cpp City of Paris, San Francisco. of District Attorney Jerome. e notice. Edw, 8. Knowles, 24 Second st. * Pioneer Hall, where its annual ban- The Supervisors’ joint committee on | | Streets and Buildings yesterday re- filed by | Thomas Morton and the Western Fuel : Company on account of the proposed installation of an oil burning plant in The contract for fur- nishing cement was awarded to James ‘Trapper’s Oll cures rheumatism and neuraigia. Druggists, S0c flask. Richard & Co.. 406 Clay.* NEW YORK, May 21.—By arrange- ment with the magistrates in all the city courts the poolroom cases result- ing from the raids of yesterday have been continued until next Monday. This action was taken at the request Stock certificates and seal presses at short with French heel and toe; always sold at 25¢ pair. Special, 17¢c Pair, or Three Pair for 50¢ Comfortable Dressing Sacques (Third Floor—Take Elevator.) To interest you in this section we offer Monday hundreds of beautiful Lawn Dressing Sacques, made of fancy materials, with polka dots, stripes, etc., both Sale of Children’s Reefer Coats A vafied assortment of beauti- ful styles in Girls’ Jaunty Reefers, made of cheviot and corset cloth, cither lined or unlined: sizes 4 loose and fitted fronts and em- | to | 14 years; worth $8.50. broidered sailor collars. 48c Monday sale price .$6 50 B ‘e o R..D. Davis £ Co. Cor. Srant Ave. and Seary St. Agents Imlongzeres consws. N N DS 0o DO DG 0000000505 STANDARD PATTERNS. TO SALES OF CITY REALTY Transactions Decrease in Number as Exodus to Country Begins and Crowds Also Depart for Exposition and Other Attractions That Draw Ranken, lot 25x108 feet on the north line of Fourteenth street, 100 west of San- chez, for $2600; for James F. and Hen- rietta Mackay, improvements and lot on the north line of Clinton Park, 215 feet east of Guerrero street, $2500; for im- provements and lot, 25x80 feet on the west line of Langton street, 105 north of Bryant street; for Thomas Howell, lot 25x100 feet on the north line of 350 feet east of The following sales are reported by For Mrs. Eliza- beth R. May et al. to John Hey, 656x 137:6 feet and residence on the west side of Taylor street, 68:9 feet south of Jackson, opposite the Tevis mansion, for $14,750; E. D. Martineaut to J. Gol- liver and E. Cohn, southwest corner of Pierce and Ellis streets, 50x90 feet, for $8000; William A. Macrea to Jeremiah Coakley, lot 50x120 feet on the west line of Nineteenth avenue, 100 feet south of California street, for $1200; Ggorge W. Smith to H. C. Whiting, lot 26x80 feet and two flats on t)’e east side of Guer- rero street, 78 feet south of Market, for $6500; George Mitchell to John E. Hill and William Havard, fifty-vara on the south side of Sacramento street, 137:6 feet west of Laurel, on private terms, the purchasers to erect five two-flat Bates to K here a few days ago. O o S N S D BB D B D S B G D N D D o S T o D S o D S o o B S D S o S L SO B 0000058 MOTHER'S WILL GIVES ADVICE Last Testament of Mrs. Es- telle Dumont Contains En- treaties to Her Children URGES CAREFUL LIVING Other Estates Bequeathed | to Relatives and Friends of the Thrifty Testators “Having given to my son, Alexandre | Dumont, his share of my estate, I en- treat him with the entreaties born of Late sales by Bovee, Toy & Co. are ' @ mother’s love to foresake the use Two buildings ©f intoxicating drinks and live a sober containing flats on the south line of and industrious life. And lastly, I California street, 106:3 feet west from . recommend to my dear children to Baker, renting for $60 a month, lot 25x A Bauge always their expenditures by 137:6 feet, sold by Dr. Larz A. Smith their income to John B. Cosgrove for $6500; two flats losses to others or bring upon them- on the east line of Church street, 156 selves suffering and want.” feet south from Twenty-first, renting for $42 50 a month, lot 26x125 feet, S0ld ' the will of Mrs. Estelle for R. M. Barry to John Mulcare for $4300; lots 23 and 24 in block B, Park Hill homestead, on South Brodericl sold to J. E. Carey, price $1750; two lots on the east | POSes of an estate worth nearly $50,- 176 feet 000, which names the four children, north of Lake street, 50x120 feet, to|!Wo sons and two daughters, of the Thomas J. Rooney, price $1600; prop- deceased as devisees. Edinburgh | names are street, 100 feet north of Russia, 200x100 Alexandre Dumont. They are to share feet, sold for $750 to R. E. Woodward; lot on the east line of Vienna street, 300 feet north of China, 150x100 feet, for $300 to R. D. Pipe; lot on the east line | of Twenty-fifth avenue, 116:4 feet north | their mother during the days of her of B street, 100x120 feet, sold to W. H. Bourke for $700; lot on north line of B street, 32:6 feet west of Twenty-fourth sold to W. H. so as mever to cause Such are the last two clauses of Dumont, a pioneer woman of this city, who died It was filed for probate yesterday. The testament dis- The children’s Aima, Marie, Rene and equally in the estate after the deduc- tion therefrom of a special bequest of $2000 to the two first named, made to { compensate them for their care of widowhood. The will of Otto Huefner leaves his 24500 estate to Mrs. E. C. Wright of 1620 Broadway with th® understand- ing that she shall, out of his estate, pay $2000 to Mrs. A. Sorensen of 1415 Larkin street and $1000 to Elsie Hart- degen of Glen Cove, Solano County. The bequest to Miss Hartdegen is to be held by Mrs. Wright until the girl is 21 years of age, a period of five vears, when it is to be paid to her with interest from the date of the death of the deceased. The wills of Mary H. Sibley, a widow, and David R. McCallum were also filed for probate. Mrs. Sibley's will provides that of her $9200 estate $5500 shall go to her brother, H. T. | Hutchinson, and the residue to her | nieces and grand nieces. McCallum’s will gives his entire estate, said to be ! worth $4000, to his brother, Robert R. ! McCallum of Montreal, Canada. o St S R R A R e | | Mrs, Mary E. Bidwell, 25x127:8 feet on the north line of Sacramento street, 137:6 feet west of Locust, for $2500; George M. Mitchell to J. Frank Wal- ters, northeast corner of Clay and Spruce streets, 40:21%4x107:6 feet, for | $10,000. Sol Getz & Son report the following sales: 50x120, east line of Eighteenth avenue, 100 feet north of Point Lobos avenue, to F. C. Cracke; 50x100, north- west line of Paris street, 200 feet north- | east of Persia avenue, to Nellie Dolan for $850; 50x120, east line of Forty-sixth avenue, 225 feet north of I street, to C. L. Langley for $850; 25x120, west line of Fifth avenue, 100 feet south of California street, to C. H. Rushton; 25 [ x100 with improvements, on South line |of I street, 57:6 feet east of Twelfth | avenue, to Joseph McCloskey for $1500; | 25x120, west line Forty-eighth avenue, | 237:6 feet north of M street, to A. B. ! Blanco; 25x100, north line of I street, | 57:6 feet west of Forty-fifth avenue, | to L. E. Hall for $800. SELLS LOTS AND HOUSES. Among the recent sales by Lyon & Hoag the following are reported: For the Realty Improvement Company: To | Ernest S. Simpson, southwest corner of | Duboce avenue and Castro street, 52:6 X100 feet, the seller to erect for the ibuyer a two-story residence, the total | consideration being $11,500; lot 25x120 | feet on the east line of Second avenue, | 125 feet north of A street, for $1000; |lot 25x120 on the west side of Third | avenue, 250 feet north of A street, $1050; | lot 25x78 on the north side of Hill, 30 | feet west of Noe, $900; lot 27:6x110 on | the south line of Jacksen, 82 feet east of Larkin, $4100; lot 25x75 on the north | line of Harrison, 84 feet west of Tenth, | $3750; lot 25x123:5 on the east side of | Central avenue, 87 feet south of Pine, | $1400; lot 75x120 on the southwest co | ner of Thirty-eighth avenue and J, $400 lot 25x120 on the east side of. Thirty- | fifth avenue, 125 feet north of Point | Lobos avenue, $450; lots in Mill Valley from $10 to $20 a front foot. | Sonntag Brothers have sold 30x127:8%4 | feet on the north line of Washington | street, 132:9 feet east of Laurel, for ' $6000, on which a building is to be | erected at a cost of $12,000; lot 50x82:6, ! on the north side of Folsom, 169 feet | east of Sixth, for $15,000, the present buildings to be remodeled for stores, | with flats above; lot 25x7 and three | modern flats of six and seven rooms {and bath each, on the south side of | Church, 50 feet south of Fifteenth, $10,- | 500; lot 50x120 on the west side of Sev- ! enteenth avenue, 550 feet south of Lake, $1550, for residerce; lot 55x53, on the | east line of Collingwood, 80 feet south of Nineteenth, $1150; lot 25:1x104, on the ! east line of First avenue, 78:1% north- east of Sacramento, $2250; lot 25x92 feet, ' on Elizabeth, $1200. | Chatfield & Vinzent have sold 1500 | acres of redwood timber on Ten Mile | River, in Mendocino County, for $22,500; | 815 acres of improved vineyard and or- ‘chard land in Sonoma County for ! James T. Furnace to Charles B. Tup- . pin of Nebraska, for $17,500; 433 1-3 acres in Stanislaus County, unim- ‘nia and Sansome streets, proved, for J. D. Prentice to Chris T. Bergensen, for $8600; 3000 acres in Te- hama County for the Union Building and Loan Association, to a client on private terms. Easton, Eldridge & Co. will hold a regular auction sale Tuesday next. The properties mentioned in the sale cata- ! logue include 35x80 feet and four-story building on’ the southeast line of How- ,and street, 250 feet southwest of Fourth, that rents for $125 a month; lot 32:6x90 feet on the east line of San | Jose avenue, 260 feet north of Twenty- sixth street, and running through to Poplar avenue, with six flats renting for $71 50 a month; lot 30x60 feet on the east line of Stockton street, 107 feet south of Sacramento, running through ~to Brooklyn alley; lot 25x80 feet and ! six flats on the north line of Tehama ADVERTISEMENTS. Special Values in Our Colored Dress Goods Department. This week we will have on sale a large importation of NEW SILK and WOOL, and ALL WOOL DRESS MATERIALS, in Fancu Voiles, Chiffon Samite, Granites, Albatros, Chiffon Voile, Silk and Wool Crepes, French Serges, Cheviots, Wool Crepes, Nuns' Serges, _ Sicilians and Brilllantines. Prices 50¢ to $2.00 pard. We wlli also have on sale another ship- ment of 56-in. WEST-OF-ENGLAND TAILOR SUITINGS, in Invisible Checks, Small and Medium Stripes and Mixed Colorings. Thess goods are all pure wool, come in a great vari- ety of colorings and are the Fabrics so much in demand for traveling dresses. Price $1.50 pard. SPECIAL! 50 pieces Cream Etamina Voile, 38 inches wide, warranted all wool....... -.50¢ vard NOTE—Our Special Sale of HIGH-CLASS NOVELTY SILKS and COLORED TAFFETAS will be continued all this week, O ~ 111, 118, 115, 117, 119, 121 POST STREET. s street, 87:6 feet east of Fourth, renting for $62 a month; northwest corner of Church and Cumberland streets, 64x105 feet, with cottage of flve rooms; lot 25x47:6 feet and four, flats on the west line of Gavin place, off Greenwich street, between Montgomery avenue and Powell street; lot and cottage on the east line of Florida street, 210 feet south of Twenty-first; lot on the west line of Church street, 75 feet north of Twenty-first; also lots in four blocks in the South San Francisco Homestead Assoclation tract. The C. M. Wooster Company will sell 100 lots in Oroville, in the Bella Vista Park tract, next Wednesday at auction on the grounds. G. H. Umbsen & €o. will sell Hiber- nia Bank properties at auction to-mor- Trow. Madison & Burke will hold an aue- tion on Tuesday, May 31. In the list of properties are included the northwest corner of Montgomery avenue and BroadW®ay, with four-story and base- ment frame building; southwest corner of Taylor and Adeline streets, between Post and Geary; warehouse site on Stevenson and Jessie streets, between Ninth and Tenth, 75x130 feet; lot 75x160 feet on the south side of Market street, west of Twelfth; store, two flats and lot 30x82:6 feet at 1810, 1812 and 1814 De- visadero street; adjoining lot, 30x82:6 feet; the northeast corner of Post and Steiner streets, 27:6x110 feet, with six new flats; northwest corner of Mont- gomery avenue and Lombard street, 29x46 feet, with a three-story frame building; three flats and a lot 22x61 feet on Montgomery avenue; premises on the west side of Mission street, south of Fifteenth, 36x107 feet to Fifteenth street, and a lot 32x100 feet on the east side of Valencia street, between Four- teenth and Fifteenth, running through to Caledonia avenue. A fine list of properties to be sold on Thursday, June 9, by Shainwald, Buck- bee & Co., has been prepared. This in- cludes the northeast corner of Califor- 45x90 feet, with three-story and basement brick building renting for $12,390; the prem- ises at 34 to 46 Ellis street, lot 90x137:7 feet, with four-story and basement brick building, with stores and offices leased .for $17,800; lot and three-story and basement building at 117 and 119 Pine street, lot being 50x91:8 feet, that has been rented for $3600 per annum; the Palc Alto stable property at 318 and 320 O’Farreil street; a three-story and basement brick building standing on lot 55x137:6 feet; lot 42:6x60 feet at 9 and 11 Bagley place, off O'Farrell strect, between Grant avenue and Stockton street, with four-story and basement building that is rented as a piano warehouse for $1800 per annum; also 1522 acres in Placer County. The most of the properties belong to the Guardiola estate. Sol Getz & Son report the following buildings to be in course of construction or about to be erected in the Oceanside district: Four cottages for Mrs. M. A. Hoffman, at Forty-sixth avenue and I street; cottage for Mr. vbn Issendorf, on I street, between Forty-seventh ard Forty-eighth avenues; cottage for O. Singleton, on H street, near Forty- seventh avenue; four cottages for An- drew Wood, on the Forty-ninth avenue boulevard, between L and M streets; two-story house for H. Van Wie, on Forty-sixth avenue, near H street: hall and clubrooms for the Ocean Boulevard Improvement Company, on Forty-ninth avenue boulevard, to cost $9000; two-story house for C. H. A Koehncke. There are also two cot- tages fust finished for F. H. Irvine on Ocean boulevard, near K street. _—— DECORATION DAY HOLIDAYS. Special Excursion Rates. For the three holidays, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, May 28, 20 and 30. the Cali- fornia Northwestern Rallway will make one fare for the round trip from San Francisco to all points on the road except suburban, _Theso tickets will be good going Saturday, Sunday or Monday, with return limit Tuesday, May 81. This will give many an opportunity to get out into the country for a short trip just when it is at its prettiest. It will also afford an excellent opportunity for those who wish to arrange for their location for a summer vacation, Get a copy of ““Vacation 1904, look over it and take a pleasant outing during these thres days and at the same time arrangs for your summer outing. Om Monday. May 30, iate trains in the afterncon from Somoma and Guerneville branches same as on Sunday. * ————— RUMBLE'S SENTENCE POSTPONED.— United States District Judgs de Haven yestes- day postpomed the sentence of George W. Rumble to next Saturday in order to allow the defendant’s attorneys to prepare their papers on appeal. ADVERTISEMENTS. We Y Give \? MoreGood Tea More Good Coffee More Good Spices More Coupons More Pretty Preminms Watch Our Stores. Prices Talk. EDISON PHONOGRAPH AGENCY PETER BACIGALUPI, 933 Market Street - San Francisco MOVED TO 786-788 Mission st. EXPERT OPTICIAN. Don’t Ruin 5 Your Eyes If You Want Perfect Vision YOU SHOULD WEAR GEORGE MAYERLE'S GLASSES. For weak or sore eyes use George Mayerle's Eyewater, 50c: by mail, 62c. clean your glasses use George Mayerles ANTISEPTIC Eyeglass Wivets, 2 for 25c. . O. order or Wells-Fargo. George Q& Mayerle German Expert Optician, 1071 s 8 P B"TWO DOO=3 FROM H ST. EYES FREE. Open evenings uatll 9, Phone Sewth 572