THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1896. 13 ROOMS TO LET—Continued. PFRSONAT.S, CITY REAL ESTATE, o | Sophia T, beloved wifeof Ldzar Brown and > T e A VERTISEMEN‘I‘& mother of 'Frank, Arihur and Herbert Eugene Folk siree.. 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—T HEGEBY "E HAVE Broan of, F Cal. o nativeot St Louls, HOUSES TO LET. — warn the public not 10 donate any money to Safe and solid lnvestments cheap. s Mo.. axed 38 years, $ months and 13 days. onis: LiRGE YATD. | 1445 EOUE-UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY | M1SS DINAN o 1102 Markesc tn my bigal 5 OFFICE—o08 BEROADWAY. e ran Sro retiives- 3 NY ROOMS: LARGE YARD. furnished front and back par.ors. as 1 am in no need of charliy, CATHERINE | Q-ROOM NEARLY NEW KESIDENCE; FINE = fuliy invited to aitend the funeral TO-MORROW ED — LADY OR eat ave., near Twenty-secon IR e DONOHUE, cor. Seventeenth aud Vermont sts. neighborhood; price $320U: only $500 cash, n, (Thursday), a: 2 o'clock P. M. from tha par- ravel and sell fine, quick-selling articie: cap- - BALH, : E 2 DOP T05N—COLORF TFROM BIR T e n ¢ 1 ick-selli 1 ROUOM . BALH, Y ARD: ALSO 3 KOO B D BABY ;FROM BIRTIL | PAl8uce same as rent. CAKLAND REAL ESTATE. lors of Halsted & Co. 16 Mission street. required, $20 to $100; rare chances for ener. bath, basement.’ 19 Hampton place, off Fol: 7, POST—ELEGANT ROOMS; MOST CEN- ‘Address F., box 11, Uail - flice, Oakland - p SOTTAGE, ggtic 1ndy Srigentipma. 7. LUBRUSKE 7,010 som, bet. Second and Third. = 235 Gni: sii convealencess i eonion OEEGIAL BAiE LADIES. GLOARS AND $3500. 3.5 S e PR ad Hall ave. OUSER 10 _RENI FOK VERY LITT: T_SUNN r ROOM: 3 2 f 5 money at BALDWIN & HasdoNs 1o | 12]5H EO,T-SUNNY BAY-WiINDOW ROOM: S ilias Ladies” jackets. 8250 u BARK Y—1n this city, November 1, 1413, Willlam Barry, a native of Ross, the parish of Dramcoilo- ker, Connty_Limerick, Irelnud. aged 70 years H‘ox FOR FITCHBUKG! = L = ‘upes $1 50 9 'S; v — B F d futances are resnnct- 1250 BOTTLING BUSEIN ESS | 3p, BODCY ) parlor suite and single room; gentlemen | up; suits $8 up. M. BARRY, rooms 44, 45, 46, 4800, $5BABLY NEW FLAYS; RENTS | “fo.pAY TAKE YOUR FAMILY AND I IR Cret o St B Fonatat TOMORROW b L—'i)lh o mmmmw hwll“\;z"!’:uhu‘l:‘elsl yln;r e a2 only: board optional, 14 Mealiister st - 848, N FRIENDS OUT ON THi FITCH- (Thursday). at 9:50 0'Clock A. ., from the par- week, wi ne, long-establissed H s is the i by J. N v 3 P h Ty finest barzain ever offered of the kind: fullestin- | _ FURNISHED HOUSE! Fowell Streei. Irg:&a:.:zgt&):ﬂ;l}ﬂfgzﬁfﬂ.:;ruu’:' $550 ‘m’n’fm‘“z BLOCK FROM OR- "““é’;?ﬁfﬁkﬁ?ﬁ%ﬁ,ﬁ“ :g;!ng; ‘?Eﬁ‘y: ac; n:lx:‘u:ce.\; mu!:r-:_x‘n iy vestigation. I\ LUBKLSKI. 7ICIEVHAN Sy GATNING COTTAGE. 6 ROOMS, COM: | | 8 POWELL-NEWLY FURNISHED, SUN- | with u fesling of perfect Certainty that vou are o pheam. ____ ee Southern Pacific Time-Card, termen: Holy Cross Cemerery, by 10:10 tral ESTAB- pletely furnished: sel. ; beau- 4hborhoo: E_FIRST IMPORTANT ST¢ 1 BLAKE—In this city, November 3. 1896, Mrs. mx’ncn‘vam‘. TSTHE | PLACE. Fagr- OF | Elizaeru B ake, beioved wite of ihe lae Georse EST SUBURBAN TRAIN ON Blake, mother of Edward P. Sinith of Mexico THE PACIFIC COAST. and sister of Jrs. L. A. Lyford, a native of Dan- by, trom #2 ver wee upward. “correct '; “Quinonia” Hair Tonic35¢ a bottle. G. | (JFFER WANTED — CORNER BUSINESS allest in- | iful gardens. Room 6. 552 Market st. i g nonk Al FPER WANTED — 0O ce seldom had. T | ICENTEHED — TH, NICHOLAS HOTEL ; o e TVICE FREE; DIVUKCE LAWS A spE | *30 Schrader. NeRCa A Do -aid San Bruio ave., near Army sii ressonab | PINCON FILL— NICE SUNNY RooMs; | A 'tity: private; nocharge uniess snccesatal:Mi | 5 Otlcr Dargains at A. M. & cors, NTCOL, 847 Californin st ‘successtal t N'W. cor. Wailer ch KI, 7 Clty Hall a great bargain: the location the finest business good; see this elegaut place. 1. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. e chance fora ghrewd business mi 0 interest in an elegant business; capital required 5.£5000 to $10,000. and the only object in seiling &5 interest Is L0 have the services of an Interested "o avt as bookkeeper and cashier: investiga- n'will show .his the finest chance ever offered in rancisco. Full particulars T. LUBELSKi, ill avenue. OR SELL_A LIVE W within an hour’s r1 ‘e of San Fran- for single or married man: paper now supporis ¥ families: good paying business: bis: 7 snap for a practical, ail-round news- per man ‘with a few doilars; investigate. Ad- a3 W. E., box 60, Cali Office. ER MAILORSHOP FOR SALE—FINE SIN sewlng machine, cost $55; good business town 10-work, for a £00d, sober man; price $35 for the whole outfit. Call FRED HALLMAN, Washing- ton House, Vallejo, Cal. “ NTED— 2 PARTNER IN AN corporated company; $:00 required: paying proposition. APply by letter, box 113, Berkeley, oY EKLY j“( A GRUCERY-STORE THAT IS A | lerms: or for sa MAKE YOUR & NT PAY FOR A NE! tage in the Mission: 4 rooms, bath, wood man- tel: $§100 cash, balance monthy. k.M. LONG, 8207 Twenty-sécond st. : office open evenings. 18, SEWLY RENOVATED COTTAGE: 6 >+ rooms and bath. 1705 Eilis. near Steiner, k¢ COTTAGE:; 5 ROOMS AND BATH. &’20 1012 Casiro st., bet. 23d snd Klizabeth. $10.50. SoEraGE TOWN; 8 TAY ~T., .U, off Clay, bet. Powell and Mason. ROOMS, BATH, BASEMENT, heap. 107 Germania, nr. Fillmore. ge, 8 rodms &n §, 14 Montgomery st. FLATS TO LE JQUNNY LOWER 4-ROUM FLAT improvements: rent $14: water free. 15 Pond sL., Off S1xteenth, balf biock from Marxet. OVELY UPPER MOD: R} 4 sun all day; 4079 Twenty: from Castro-st. cars: $15 BEST- PAVING BUSINESS IN- 2 . vestment in Ssn Francisco; station- . nptions, etc.: established 188Y; must be sold. Address P., box 85, Call Office. \V [DOW WANTS LADY WITH $50 CAPITAL is partner in an established bakers and coniec- tionery. Address or call at 5978 & ghieenth st \\ LL-ESTABLISHED SHOESHOP, WITH .¥Y patching machine, etc.: positive bargain. 1102 Clay st., near Mason. T n— Yy "0 YOUNG CHIC. S, HORSE, WAGO! { barness, cow and all tools; for sale cheap. Irmquire 25 7 hird st. JLEGANT BAY-WINDOW: 6 ROOMS AND bath; $20. 735 Minna st, pear Ninth. AT OF 4 ROOMS 11 ELWOOD 5T, OFF O'Farrell, near Mason. +REED_NEW _ ROOMS AND BATH: 6 Hne marine. Appis ) 535 Washington, nr. Jones. 1706 POST—3 AND 4 KOOM SUNNY FLAT! (U0 garaes; batn: $13 and 816. 13 2 FULTON—FINE MIDULE FLATS, ONE S 3 roows, one 7 rooms; baths. "LAT: 5 RUOMS: BATH: WITH STABLE; 18 Byiogton st Apoly 1621 O'Farrel st. ln}«xcﬂ BAKEEY FOR SALE CHEAP: £0od location; splendid trade. H. C. DECKER, 020 Market st. ‘ &D5(), OLD- ESTABLISHED SALOON IN =<0V, good location: positive bargain. 865 ;oward st VW OULD LIEE TO REALIZE $00 PER = week on a £300 Investment; no no specu- n pr gambliog. Address A. R., box 65, Call ] CWSPAPER ROUTK IN INTERIOR OITY, AN “ciose to San Francisco. For particulars sppiy this office. OD BAKERY IN SAN LUIS OBISPO: ON count of sickness. Call at 292 Valescia. ) RESTAUBRANT FOR SALE. 161 $100. XA CAXDPY AND ICECREAM PARLOR: GOOD location: reasonable. 8., box 3. Call Office. lat QIOU( BUYS PAYING GNTORE AND 27 o) “Eiehth sv.: tel. Jessie 1061 HORSES. e e A A i RSES FOK SALE; ALSO WAGONS 4() Juggies. earia, harness: Grand Ascads Horss Murket, 827 Six.h st ; anction ssles every Weduer Gy, SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. 5 HE EMPORIUM SALES YARDS, 220 VA. lencla st is the place to go1f- you want to buy, sell or exchan, orses, bugzies, wagons or har- ness; auction sales every Saturday at 11 o'clock. - BET NEW AND SECOND-HAND HAR- 500 surrsy Dess: ail kinds; buggy.wagon, carts, & rockawav: 40 cheap horses. 15th and 5 BELS NEW AND SECOND HAND Hak- rock; ness, all kinds; wagons, es, surreys. aways, carts; must be sold. 1128 Mission 4. B() BEAD DRIVING AND WORR HORSES; weight 1000 to 1700 ibs. 862 Howard "WAGON> AND CAKRIAGES, OR SALE—CHEAP: 1 NEW DELIVERY wagon; 1 second-hand 1op laundry wagen: 1 5-t0fi, good as new, sand wagon: must be so.d be- fore Nov. 10. Apply 295 Linden ave: W.KAS- MUSSEN JEW ANDSECON D-HAND LAKERS', LAUN- AN Grv, ‘milk ana grocery wagons: aiso rockaway 204 2 fine b < 828 Harrison st LOST. e OST — PURSE WITH SMALL EUM OF 4 money and vale key. Return to Enginecr, JUNNY FLAT: 6 ROOMS: NETEEN1H, ur. Guerrerc v 56 £15: water. LAT F 4 ANDD ROUMS; BAT. yard. 10 Shotwell st., near Fourteenth. £ 191 MISSION, NEAR ELEVE 15132 large sunny papered rooms; laundry. J SUNNY NEW FLATS, 6 AND 7 ROUMS; 4 vath; all modern convenfences: ready withiu 513-515 Huizh si., near Fillmore. grand view bay: with or without board: pri- | jaw saits, claims. collections, wills, deeds, etc., at- | LACKEL 8L vate French famil; box 22, this oftice. Tiath S reei. 33 SIXTH_ELEGANT ROOMS: NFW FIRK- proof building: all conveniences: quiet, 108 JIEIH-NICESUNNY ROUMS, SINGLE oradoubie: ciean; quiet: 85 np. 125 SIXTH — CHEAPEST IN THE CITY; Ppieasant sunny front rooms. Tenth Street. 11 TENTH, NEAR )I.ARKIT—LAB.GE sunny front room. —_— durk Stre 308 JUBK—_SUNNY FRONT 3CITE, SUIT- « able for 2 gentlemen; also single front room: bath; gas. 242 TURK—SINGLE FRONT ROOM; GAS; 543 Bain riveter 4. Twenty-fourth Street. 9 3 TWENTY-rOURTH — SMALL FUR- ;;1%7() nisbed room, suitabie for iady; inquire references required. R A., Valencia Street. 10161 YALENCIA—2 UNFURNHED BM 2 _matted 1 front, nack parlor: bath: £10. tended (0. G. W. HOWE, atty-at-1aw. 50 Markets:, AGNISCOPE — NEW PRUJECTING MA- chin-; uses the kinetoscope films; price $250; BACIGALUPL 946 Market st. ME. ROLA D, TEAURER OF language. 755 Market st., room 1! T BRITTAIN, 20 GEARY ST, FOR FINE . watch repairing and Jewelry work; Yrices; first-class work. EGAL DUSINESS TRANSACTED WITH- out publicliy; advice free and confideniial, ? 2_Monigomery st., room 18, JLL JENNIE R HAMBERTON OF OAK- iand piease call at the Northern Pacific Rall- 638 Market st., 8 F. PAPEHRING, 3. G JEFFR TINTING AND place for good wors. 1200 e Stelner 235, HOOL OF MAGAZIN and Newspaper Iugiration: day and evening Partington. R. L. Partington. Particulary 424 Pina. CHEAP PAINTIN ring, whitening and plastering: estimates r all kinds of work. A. HOFFMAN.3 UPERFLUOUS HAIR PERMANENTLY RE- “moved by elecirolysis MRS, DR. WELCH, 2115 Bush,below Fillmore: hrs, 210 8, ex. Th & sa. UITS CLEANED, ¢RESSED, $1; 'dyeing done. 26 Montcomery, r. 1 Webster st., €o AKTINGTON park: 25x187:0 teet; ‘make offer. som and 21st sis? 9539 BOAEDING AND ROOMS. 795 B NE — THOROUGHLY RESOVATED supenor 3 returnistied; elegant suites and singles: ara; references exchanged. MRS. HUTCHINSUN, Proprietress. e ROF, FUSIER'S DANCING SCHOOL RE- ‘moved to Mozart Hall, 1358 Market st.; waltz & reverse guaranteed ; private or class; terms reduced ATCHES, DIAMON DS, JEWELRY OF ALL kinds ai reduced prices: musi move; t0 be torn down. 5 aund 7 Third st. 712 POST —SUNNY ROOMS; SUITABLE for 2: excellent board: $20; parlor; planio, 3392 281 ST GOR GUERKERO—NEWLY 4 furnisned rooms; board: private family. Q08 VAN NESS—NEWLY FURNISHEDSUS. O ny rooms: good board; reasonabie. H 975 L BERTLING, 714 BUSH ST —A FAM: 1ly hotel; references given and required: al modern conveniences. CHILDKEN BOARDED. UPTURE AND PILES CURED: NO PAY send for book. FIELD & POKTERF1ELD. 838 Market st. CARDS, 81 60: SHOW CARDS, 160: unul cured: DRS. MANS. bullding iuvited to call and RIC VALU . $7500: HOUSE, S ; 4.8 Hermaon fer. J. = 2100 5-ROOMED COT AGE. . §1850—d-roomed cottage. ‘Take Howard-st. cars to_Potrero ave., walk two blocks east on 24th st.; lurge lois: easy terms. F. NELSON, builder. C. Gy, + EEAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT, 324 MONTGOMERY'ST. FOR SAL $2600—F. side of SLanyad st. bet. Carl and Frederick: 25x100 feet. 50—San Carlos Vilia lot: J00x150 feet. * 6700—50x127 :6 feet on Jackson sk, overlook- Presidio aud bay. 2 modern houses of 8 rooms each.at roud passes houses; 5U0—Elegant NW. corner of Cole and Carl st 500—Cholce bullding 0w north of park. Eargain—SW. cor. Fifth av. and C 8..:109x95 . OW, SEE HEKLE, CAN YUU BUY FOR $10,000 such a valuable corner as SW. Fol- will_ subdiviae if re- and ‘Treat ave, 25x110; so N.sde Page st.. 50x100, 37:6 feet from corner Schrader, between Schrader and Stan- yan, §5750: will subdivide if required: offer wanted. Inquire Herb Institute, 1205 Market st. | MEUsrBE SOLD: MAKE OFFER; NEW SUN- ny, corner. hardwood-finish houss see owner to-day. 3447 Clay st. TH SE HUUSES; PACIFIC HEIGH! new houses: ali modern Improvement: S 1ighied by electricity or gas: will sell cheap: fine marine view; conservatory. Filimore and Green. Apply BOVEE, TOY & SONTAG, 30 Montgomery. DIRECT BOATS AND TRINS FROM FERRY, | Ville Vi aged 67 years and 3 months. FOOT OF MAKKET STREET, TO FITCHBURG _STATION IN FORTY-FIVE MINUTES Alameds, Berkeley and_Fruitvale tralns singed by the Filchburz scorcher. Haywards electric cars from Oakiand every few minutes. 1t you are tired of lite and want 10 get off the earthy, stay where you are. People get well, e come cheertul, couteuted and prosperous i Fi.ca- burg. ;fu:hbnk 13 the most promising suburh on ths direct line of up-io-date public and private im- proyements in ihe vicinity of Uakiand. It is usiness center by natural location. itsrallway lines now operating, deep-water Lransporiation for freight by Damon’s live of fasi-saillng vessels on Cakisnd harbor. and the excellent county roads leading to it, are incon:estible proofs. It is regu- Iarly laid out :nto blocks and iots bounded by wide sireets, graded and graveled, and ornamented wita aveuus irees, cypress hedges and eversreen groves NOW IS THE TIME 1O BU For a home while cheap: for speculation on a rising market: for & turn. be first for inves:ment Bow, and hold on. No city 1axes (0 pay; 1O sireet improvements to make. Waier supply from 3 compaifes al your doors. Lots In this beuntiful 10WD at Coeaper rates wnd on easier payments than can be DOURHL In many Of L0e Ulc-BLrées Liacts iy &n inaccessible hayfield. Lots 25 and 5U fee( front by 100 to 200 feet deep *to parallel street: donble frontage. Terms, 10 per cent cash; deferred payments in easy inacadiments; utle perfect. W. F. MCCLURE, 17 Montgomery st., S. & THAD. S. FITCH, Fitchburg. P ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENIS ALAMEDA KEAL FSTATE. UBSTANTIAL MODERN HOUSES BUILT; $150to $275 a room; parties contemplating seepians. 1149 Mission. tel. black 141. HILL. 22 Geary, rm. 9. LOAKS, FUKS AN SUITS RETAILED AT wholesale prices. Factory. 20 Sansome st. 'S CORN CURE TRE CURE FOR corns, bunlons, warts: 2b0. 327 Montgomery. 1000, SOTF3E, 3 ROOMS IN BER- $ « keley: lot 40x150: $15 monthly. $1000—Corner 100x100; $50 down: $15 monthly $400— Lot 40x120: $25down: $25 monihly. - $500—Halt acre bill land: $10 monthly. CHAS. A. BAILEY 20 Montgomerv st. RUNKRS DELIVERED 25C. BAY CITY ‘Transfer Company, 244 Sutter; tel. Grant 57. HILDREN TO BOARD: A MOTHER'S CA RE, 1115 Grand ave., near Teuth and Mission sts. a few a 515 H a WO SUNNY FLATS, 3 AND 5 ROOMS, Ts easonable. % and 6 Zoe st., cor. Bryant. SHILD TO BOARD; TEEMS MODERATE. 110 Austin st., off Polk. F-RUOM FLATS; $18 AND $20. 920 PINE O st., Nob Hill. ] UPPER FL. UN IN EVERY ROOM; &VU. bath: lsundry: central. 409 O'Farrell si. ALF-MONTH'S RENT FREE AS AN T ducement to good tenants 10 rent 1rom SPEL. & CO., 602 Market st. T ESPECTABLE WIDOW WOULD LIKE A4 child to board; will get a motheris care; has no children of her ow: all 72 Silver T THE PEQPLE'S ONE DOLLAR MEDICAL Institate, all cases trea.ed and medicines fur. Dished for $1: call or writ bet. Sixth and Seventh, Ban Francisco, Cal. LL FACIAL BLEMISHES, SUPERFLUOUS hair, moles. freckles. scars, etc.. removed by Ellte Electrolysis Co., 226 Tur, nr. Leavenworin. AZOR-FIXING SPECIALTY STOKES {0 LET. S S U P S $25. STORE: ¥ ROOM=: LIGHT CELLAL £9. 1128 Howard st. nea: Seventh. - VLA TS 1o wEXT FOR VERY LITTLE money at BALDWIN & HAMMOND'S, 10 mber 3, 1893, Lena, nd mother of 1, & naiive of 9mon:hs and 2 days. BF"iriends and acquaintances ars raspect- fuily invited to aitena the funeral services THURSDAY, November 5 at 2 o'clock P. M., from uer lale residence, racific avenue and Webster striet, Ammela. (uiermen: Moun- taln View Cemetery, Oskland. 11LD—In iiv. November i, 1393 Mary A., beloved wife of G. W. Falrchild, and mother of John R. Fairehild and Mrs. F. S. Rod- gers, anativeof philadeiphia, Penn., aged 72 years, 7 months and 16 days. &% Friends and acquaintances aro respeci- sully invited to a:tend the funeral TO-MORKU V (Thursday). at ock P. M.. from the resi- dence oi Mrs. odgers. 732 Poweil street, thence to L O. 0. F. Cemetery. where the re- mains will be incinera ed. USON —1In this city. at Patrero, November ,1:95, Edward M., beloved son of Kdward . Mrs. E. Donaline and Kute Dure and Kitle C. Ferguson, & native of Sun krade clsco, azed 8 months and 11 days. —In Ovkiand, November Ly Frauce, : i Novem bar 1896, Eleanor, beloved wife of T. X. Goyette, motue; of Wiitiam au John Comeriord and Leonie and Carrie Goyetie, davghter of Mrs. B. Gillen, and sisier of Bernard and Wiliam Gille, a nutive of Nan Franeisco, d 42 years and' 4 months. [Virzinia City pap d I 1l take piace THIS DAY (Wednesday), at 9:50 o'ciock A, M., from the par- lors of J. C. 0’Connor & C 57 Mission str thence 1o St. Rose’s Uhurcn, Brannan sireet, for services at 10 o A M intermen: Holy Cross Cemetery. In Alamedn, November 3, 1596, Walter Hoze. beloved husband of Alicia Hoge, a naiive of England, aged 50 years. 8@~ Notice of funeral nereaftar HOOPS—In this citv. November 2, 1888, Frad J., beloved husband of Lor. . fatber of Johu C, Fred H. and Anufe F . uncle of Lizzie ¢ kred (. Han- sea and Mr. and Mrs. H. Steff-ns, a native of Hamburg, Germany. aged 56 years 6 months A@-Friends and acanaintances are res: fily invited to avtend the funeral THIS DAY (Wednesaay). at 1 o'clock P. M., from his late residence, 1503 near Broadwa: 0 L\ Seventn and whers iuneral services will be 2 o’clock P. M. rdia Lodge No. L 0. 0. . Cemeier: this cliy, November 2, 1896, Henry D.. dearly beloved husbaniof Annie under the auspices of , L 0. 0. F. luterment Howekamp, and brother of Mrs. F. Boese, Mrs. R Jurgensen, Mrs. W. H. Tergeler, Mrs. H. Lubriig and the late Fred Howekamp, a native of Hanover, Germany, aged 45 years 1 month and 25 days. [New YOrs papers please copy.] Ba-Friends and acquaintances ara respici- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock P. M., from the resi- dence of bis brother-in-law, W. ii, Tergeler, cor- ner Dolores and Valley streeis. lutermens 1. 0. 0. ¥. Cemetery. H-+1n this city. Novamber 3. 1896, So- phie, dearly beloved wife ot Paul Hellrich and mother of Paul and Heary Heliricn, a native of Germany, aged 50 years, 6 months and 5 A&~ Friinds and acquaintances are e . from the pa . F..ubr & Co., 1209 Mission stree near ath. LENG LD—In this city, November 1, 189 Marhilda Lengereld, beloved wife of Max Lenge feld, mother 0 Kaihe and Mathilda Lengefeld, daughter of K. na and the late J. Harder, ana_ sister of Adoiph and Johannes Harder, & na.ive of Altona, Germany, aged 42 years 8 months and 20 days. AFFriends and acquaintances are respast- fuliv invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock P. M.. from the par- lors of H. P. Petersen & Co., 228 McAllister sireel. knterment L O. 0. ¥. Cem Nove mber 233, Car- men Moralez, beloved . Moralez, xico, aged November 3. 1393, George Miller. a native of Germany, aged 65 years. 85~ Friends an1 acar fully invited to attend th (Thursday), at 2 o’clo parlors of H. C. Porl oy are tuneral TO-MO < om the funeral 2 Kddy sir & Co.. 1 Interment Laarel il emetery. McQUAIDE—In this ci! November 2, 1895, Patrick. beloved husband of Margaret McQuaide. and fatherof James P.. Duniel B, Arihue T. and Francis D. McQuaide, a nativé or County Tyrone, Ireland, aged 65 years 6 months and 25 days. BFFriends and acquaintances ars respect- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Weédnesday), at 8:50 0'clock A. A, from his late residence, 128 Gilbert street, tnence to St. Rose’s Church, where a solemn requiem mass will ba celebrated for the repose of his soul commenc- ing at 9 o'ciock A. . Interment ‘Holy Cross Cemetery. OSBORN—In this city, November 1, 1¥93. R. F. Osborn, father of Mirs. George Mra. C. W. Steiger and Mrs. and brother of Mrs. C. W. Wilsey, H. B a A. Osborn, Mrs. J. A. Taggart, Mrs. W. W. kell and Russell W. Osborn, a native ot New York, aged 53 vears and 4 days. B Friends and acqUAIDIANCeS Are ragnac fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY Wednesday), at 1:30 o'clock P. M., from Masonic emple, corner Post and Montgomery streecs, under che auspices of Mount Moriah Lodge No. 44, F. and A. M. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. V. Deoenham, PEYRE—In this city, November 1, 1896, Leon Peyre, beloved husband of Mrs. Marie Peyre and father of Marie and brother of Celestin and Celixte Peyre and the late Jean and Kmile Peyre, and brother-in-law of Mrs. J. Peyre, anative of France, aged 42 years, 10 moaths and 27 days. Thomas Sullivan, and brother of sam, K. ert, Stephen, Louis and Alfred or St. Joans, N. B, aged 24 years 10 mouths and 7 davs. A Frifnds and acquaintances are resoac: fuily invited to attend the funeral THIS DA (Wednesday), at 9:30 o’clock A. ¥.. from his late residence, 78 Broadway, thence Si. Francis Church. Vallej> streei, where a requiem mass will ‘be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commenciog at 10 o'clock A. M. Inwermeas Holy Cross Cemetery. JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS, No. 69—1he fu- eral detail of the Journeymen Plumbers’, Gas d Steam-Fiiters’ Local, No. 69, will pleasé as- semble at 718 Broadway, TO-DAY (Wednes- day). at 9 0’clock A. M., 10 attend the funeral of our lace bro:her. Thomas J. Sullivan. By order, THOMAS J. FARRELL, President. D. MUREAY, Secreta ovember 2 1898, Alica Meredith, beloved mother of Willlam H., Georgs E., John C., Edwin F. and May E. Toozer, & na- tiveo: Virginia, aged 57 years 1 monthand 8 davs. &F-Friends and acquaintances are respacs- sully fnvited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock A. M. from the family reydence, S25lp Geary streel. lnter- meut Cypress Lawn Cematery, by train leaving Third and Townsend sireets ai 11:30 o'clock A WHITELY —In this city, November 1. 1893 Susanpa D.. beloved aunt of Mrs Walter Baker and Henry Wh tely, and cous n of Laura, Margare. Willlam ' H. Whicely, a naiive of Paterson, N. J., sged 68 years 9 months and 7 days, M- Friends and acanaintances are resnact- fuliy invited to attend the funeral services THIS DAY (Wednésday), at 10 o'vlock A 3. st her iate residence. 2510 California street. The remains will be taken (0 Paterson, N. J., for interment. WOODW ARD—In Alameda, November 3, 1893, Charles J. Woodward, a native of Rhode island, aged 60 years. ST. DOMINIC'S CHURCH BUILDING ASSO- ciation — Tne regnlar monthly requiem high $7 A SET FOR TEEITH— o £00d as can be made; filllng $1 DR. SIMMS, a ‘members of the above able_ siricily private home before and during - mass for the deceased e of ihe abova confinement; hest of care an. medical atiendance: T SO y 7 Association, and for the deceased parents aa pra : N— — relatives of the members, will be celebrated in 2 yeanin :::‘ ':m:m‘c: (;m;:';!:n;bm BIRTHS—NARRIAGES VEATHS, St Dominie's Chureh. Bush and Steiner sirects, SURE CURE FO. L K. 1S ' V(] day ), at 0'clock A, M. aooas, from Whatewes canss: Hothe IE confibs. | [Ruwth, marriase and destn notioss seutby may | Lo MOBEOW (Tnarsdey), HYPNOTISM. YPNOTISM SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT: success ertd. HypnoticMesmericing.§ O’ Farrell - App u > cor. Sansome and W ashing: e o : 15 LEAVENWORTH_SUNNY FURNISHED | dentist, 980 3 arket st. next Baowin | heater. 1on ste.. receive re: L 2 v : rooms; hot sud cold water; day, "LACK FPOINTER: GRAY BREAST: LI | oo fo g week or | ISATNLESS § XTEACIIU ense 998. Return to KOHN BROS., 252 First bridge work specixlty: plates $5 np: 18 vears . Murke *~ tew. experience. R. L. WALSH, D.D.S, 815634 Geary. Friends are invited to attend. = men: ; every comfor:: satisfactios aranteed will not be inserted. Thev mus be handed inat % JCT. 31, DAY ST; PURSE CONTATN OSEMITF. HOUSF, 1045 MARKET — PER T LUDLUM HILL, 1448 MARKET ST, NK ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. oney refunded. MRS, DR.GW YR, 226 Tark sr elther of the publicailon offices aud be tuiorsad & e s R LR BT ot i oot SR . : ‘nlsf‘f‘lﬁnﬂai;lg:nﬂ riny iberal rew: if return night. 85¢ 10 §1: week. $1 50 10 $5: tamilies. F.‘gl:::l:nu:‘.":mﬂghmmu. ':,d:xlmuﬂ:. e ADV]CE FREE—D‘:,‘)BL'E l::w&:“!'}‘:lc!. DQN? FalL T(l)og?xu,..ur“:; D.L" J;:(%N AT ;"h:;l'l::?:m‘:pl:;ll‘hemn persons aathorized MCAVOY & GALLACH ER, pav 4 : 2 alty: privaie; no charge un! suc 'H is museum, Kt i years' e TRA T MR OST—WHITE SPI17 DOG; LICENSE 197. MoaiNiner HEsest, Speth rom 98 Jr dets axtracting Wi gasatvan. - | 1 S Wil datie o oo | Suceimte: SopArion &% LTRTROLAS of AIF Seoelenr: Sony FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMFRS, Keturn to 1007 Gough; reward. 20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoin School. > Telephone 3080. L~ 1 MCALLISTER, OPP. CITY HALL—| SET OF TEEIH WITHOUT A PLATE DR | tended to. G. W. HOW E, at'y-at1aw, 850 Market, | the worst cuses created satistac orily by mall. A e R 30LD CUFF BUTTON 2203 XNicely furnished sunny room; reasonable. S5 6 Youus, 1841 Foik ai W. KING, A1TY., CHKONIOLE BLDG.: LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS—A BOUN TO | Cthe wife of C. A. Catison, xson 0" > 1896, to B Heturn room 30, 324 Bush st.; reward. A Rt e T J . LEKR. 1208 MARKET, COR GULDEN | I\, advice fred; moderate; open evngs.: 8 to § Tadles troubled with irreguiarities; 1o dancer: [L@ST—0CT. 31, 2 COW=: LARGE BLACK & = Gate ave.; open eveninzs: Sundavs till noon. e TSGORE & MALUOLM, ATTORNEVS AT | Saie and eure: |43 00 exprens O O gl s siay L. jen speciied town: retura or send word 10 | @7 MINNA, COR. EIGHTH-NEWLY FUR- | (TROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 76 MAT law. room 431 Parrott buildin: (Emporiumy, | S0t 100 late. 05:00]{ i';;’; ;::"l":",i“‘ e D““‘;'m = B LERC LG, o Srreen | exracima i gin $1: Diases £ wp: ol a1y | A Lyior B SoCHARGE (NtEss oG | MAKIN outey S auts price 3 sago | Bisce Mew Baben Howams: ooy o | MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY, _ tach shoulder; answer to name Juck. Retarn iesad 2 . GLORUK W. LEEK, THE GENUINE o | Tablstn pravest Sil Seimkle dissasts And |cregulart- g AR A - AN MATEO COUNTY: NEAREST CEMEs tfes, price $1._ Write for circuiar to Woman’s Drug | Lowd, Bernard Lengefeld, Mathilda iy 1:\. Wiliow ave., near Larkin si., aud receive re- 61 1 % NATOMA — FURNISHED FRONT rd. Leek dentist, discoverer of nless extrac . > " tery 10 the city; nou-sectarian; in no = e T STORASE: e T o Eonind, | fmmlemstt | Dbl e s - without any plate, moved 0 arrellsi. : 2 : OME, A FRIEND. OTHER'S CARE. | Dovie. Katl Mo Sireei, Southeast COrner of Sixth — PARK BULA E: STUD, DIA- T LOW RATES—FURNITURE, ARPETS, v le, e

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