39 arden; rent $32 50, 7118 furnished: reasouable. 107 - SELL: $250 CASE £THY CO., IM- FOR THE Greenwich b fine view. and Ke q SE 8 ROOMS, BATH, GAS, modern improvements; ' large 909 Twentieth st. STORY HOUS 7 ROOMS, BATH; r and yard. Haight s 48 STORY HOUS. onable. 12! 5 Golden Gate ave. R JUNES_A 320 and b FINE fine v 1128 JAC EAR JONES—7 + Tooms: baths: fine order: grand view. C S, 2814 LAGUNA. 84— House of 4 rooms, corner of Un on. &1 HOUSE 10 LET: 6 KOOM L. water free. h. 2 Morrls ave., nr. Si NUH OF EUDSCOIPUOLS hid Wale MISSION »1 Ak Cal; 2526 iy FICE OF H 1531 FirTa-su ) 2 nished housekpg:$10 month:other rooms. 11imMn Street. NY FRONT SUITE, FUR- Leavenworth Strees. ©LEAVENWORTH,NR. HYDE—-HAND- 4 some parlors; single room: 3 unfur room: 101 221 doube ¥IFTH—FURNISHED SUNNY FRONT Tooms, with Kitchen: housekeepiug; nice rooms. Iulsom Streed. FOLSOM — LAF ron : NN 525 nished room; light hcusekeeping: $175 a week. 2848 without children. FOLSOM_R OR 4 UNFURNISHED front rooms for housekeepin, heap : Smiker st 85() MARKET—ELEGANT SUNNY ROOMS, DU day. week, mo. ; reasonable; new mangemt. JLCHO HOUSE, 863, MA RKET ST,—ROOMS 20c. 25¢ 10 5UC migot: $1 to $2 week. 1027 MABEET — FURNISHED ~ROOMS; Z | 25ct050c 8 night: $15010 54 & week. 1032 MARKET—2 KOOMS SUITABLE FOR D office. 51 board. Geury Street. GEARY — FRONT PARLOR SUITE: others, double or single; hoCsekeeping or 7OSEMITI HOUSE, night, 85¢ to $1; 107 1045 MARKET—PER week, §1 50 (0 $5; families. MARKET — HOUSEKKKEPING rooms: kiichen exclusive. 620 . 8 _ROOMS Anp | Dithed, Goldeu Gate Avenus. GOLD! UNNY SUITF ELE- pantly furnished. $25; also suit unfur- $15. 738 first floor: § Harrison Street. HARRISON — 3 ROOMS FURNISHED complete for housekeeping: large yard: 132 rent low. Bowsra Stres.. HOWARD — A LARGE FURNISHED room for housckeeping; runjggg water: 0L4 and $1 946 L' NISHED HOUSK, 5 ROOMS A X comp.ete for honsekeeping. 135 Ke GEARY, N RE e e e rooms, bath, yard, basement, et R FILLMURE g00d tenant; ov BUKAHAM & MARSH €O, COTTAGES TO LET. 4 TO 6 ROOM COITAGES; ALMOST NLW; $1010815. SPECK & O, UNNY COTTAGES OF 5 AND 6_RGOMS; © bath: basement; yare S and Fifteenth T® LET—2 G T2 each. 2.03 und 2 SRN_IMPROVE 1 ’Farrell, POST large — COTT bese 1820 tion; $15. = TO 40 ROOM FLATS, HOU O Marke:: chesp. SPECK & C LOVELY [124 172 window room: grau HOWARD — 2 SUNNY FURNISHED suites of rooms, with running water: §16 2 SIXNTH—HANDSOME wilh kitchen: rent §15. WIiTH HOWARD, suite sunx room: HOWARD—SUNNY ROUM Kitehen: rent Teasomable. Hyde Street. HYDE — HOUSEK furnished or unfurpishe isc 2 or 8 othel ING ROOME, ne large bay- , cheap. I A MARKET—~UIT, tor;other rooms: 2d- DENTIST, DOC- and furnitare taken. 136: Minna Street. MINNA—NICK FURNISHED FRONT 33 667 room: $3 per mosth: private family. MINNA, COR. EIGRIH—-NEWLY FUR- nis vindow room; $1 per weex. AKE NOTICE—TO WHOM IT MAY CON- cera: 1. the undersigned, T. NUROK, will not be responsibie for any debts contracied by my wife, AUGUSTA NUROK, a3_she_posiivelv re- fused 10 accompany me L0 New YOrk, and also left my bed and voard. T. NUROK. Y UUNG LD OF GOOb FANILY DESIRES tome. t one of the same social standlng toshare room and expenses in a culiured home where ed. advantages, music, art, |anguages are offered at 4 moderate fizure: references exchanged, Address 1i., box 139, call Office. \Y ANTED-INFORMATION OF MRS, JOSE- PHINE HELBLCK (nee Platz). G., box 1, Call. "ANCY HAIRDRESSING, PLAIN HAIR- ! dressing, up-io-date and neat hair-dressing— you will iud taem #ll at my parlors for only 25c.: switches sell from £1 o §3; gray or blvachea hair I wil restore to its natural co.or for from 31 60 . G. LEDEREX, 111 Stcexton st AIR TROUBLES VANISH BEFORK QUIN- onia Hair Tonic; 85c boitle. LEDERER, 111 Stockton st UPE:ZFLUOUS HAIRS REMOUVED BY electrolysis. MRS. DR. WELCH, 2115 Bush. MK GOLDSTEIN, 85 ST. ANN'S BUILD- M ing 6 Lddy st.—Stylish dresses $5 up; dresses made over. v st ONTANA HOUSE, 76414 MISSION, NEAR M 4th—Newly opened: single rooms, 10c, 15¢ and 20c per nigat; 60c, 90c and $1 25 per week. oue ANCOCK HOUSE, (51 MISSION. 1AMy rooming-hot 3281 K LECT §150 1093 pes weex. MISSION, COR. SEVENTEENTH—A nice suony tront room. Niutn 1801 NINTH — o FRONT PARLOR, FUR- 2 mishe t or unfurnished; also other rooms, cheap and sunny. Pacific Street. JFW FRANKLIN HOUSE, 321 FACIFIC— Furnished. and unfurnished rooms: prices low. Laguna Street. A — SUNNY HOUS b gas stove; NE SEPING Laguna cor. Saee CELY FURD SHED iowel 7 POWELL—-ELEGANTLY | very reasonable. Stree., 1t FURNISHED: PHE WILLISFORD, 212 Nea ly turnished sunny AND 214 POWELL— rooms; reasonable. ios Niree POST—(BOHKMIA): 2 BLOCKS FROM leading hotels; eleganl; quieti eevator. 239 91 POST—LAEGEST 2 gentlemen; priv. Y ROOM FOR 1 tat. OR 859 12 7 b MISSTON bou-ekeep 2 NEWLY FURNISHED g rooms; rented separately. MISSION—SUNNY FRONT ALCOVE suite, complete for Lousekeeping: also © ed Lousexeeping rooms; stove. complete. 212 ICELY FUR OCTAVIA housekeeping rooms; vate fami/y; reasonable. Pearl Street. OPP. OCTAVIA—2 weil-turnished housekeepiug rooms. 420 Fourieenth st., ATH; MODERN [M- 3 ROOM nd 'V KR FLAT 1 dMarket at, 4 rooms, anan and Webster, len- Wiilow Mis aud Eddy. T AISE 2 | K /irashed rooms from $8 a monih up: housekeeping rooms. nsome Street. 816 SANSOME S1.—SU RHOF, 170 | ing: $10. Stockton Street. STOCKTON +) necting room. 2 FURNISHED CON- complete for housekeep- 1942 CLAY—~SUNNY FLAT OF 7 1243 ¢ fine view. JINE CORNER FLAT 7 ROOMS: sunny; newiy modeled; rent reduced. Post and Webster sts. $16. and Merr! VERY Cor. LEGANT CORNER FLAT & rooms; bath. Sou:hwest corner Hatt) 6 blocks west of Castro. FLAT OF § ROO} corner Page. TEW MODE batn. Lyvon s LEGANT == NEW SUNNY FLAT, 8 928 Plue st., near Taylor. AND rooms and batu. GOUGH—S O+ GROVE ST. NEA 20O fat: 6 rooms and baih; $30. CZY 3-RO0M Fi,AT. THEMAYBELLE, 20 Grove st., corner Van Nes3 ave. S64 SeEX £0% 3 sunny rooms: $7 JLEGANT FLAT. 6 ROOMS, BATH. Geary st.: key 418 Geary. R water free. R FLAT; 415 UNNY FLAT OF 3 ROOMS; FIRST FLOOR: for physician or housekeepinz: furnished or unfuorpished 500 sutter st., cor. Powell. T (\:1 GUERREKO—SUNNY UPPER FLAT: OU (2 6 rooms and bath; large garden; cheap to deslrable party. ROOMS S AND | 119 Turk Street. TURK—3SUNNY :00MS FURNISHED compiete for housekeeping: $20 montb. 171 | fams Webster Street. ~ WEBSTER— OR 7 FURNISHED { ruoms suitable for housekeeping; private eusonabi 215 room; EOOMS TO LET. Chattanooga Street. CHATTANOCGA (TWENTY-SECOND- st-cars)—Nicely furnished sumny frout private famiiy. 2419 Clay Street. CLAY, NEAR FILLMORE—-2 LARGE rooms; yard; water; rear; §7. NISHED | suites; sunny corner; pri- | | NEVMANCHESTER (CHANGED HANDS) AN 54 sixih. cor. Mfissiou—Newly furnished and renovated throu M. ar,cgrnet. i l;.\Pr.«{"u.imi_v,. paper de. 130 INTING, o TG WALL sier, paone'Fine 3933, | ', WHRITI mo. 1504 Mkt.,0p.5t Y ROCERIES ARE CHEAPEST AT THE wUP- ¥ io-da e” store, ~acrameto: fruit jams iu glass jars, 10¢; rolied oai c B: condensed milx, 4 | 5 10 doz.: g00d Coffie, iresn and 17%ec i, ground to order: fine tea, 25c LEY & SON, dacramento. OTIC ! PARLOL K- 4N ‘moved to 30 Geary st., near Kearny, Tf QUL TO UKD y cirical Works, 421 Montgomery, 1f Interesiad send for catalozue. EA~Y INSUALLMANTS. bet. 7th and Bin. Siockion N.ie sTOC UNION - $QUAKK House— Elogantly furnished rooms; sanny reasonable. 226 LOAKS AND ZAILOK-MADE tailed at wholessle ugures 20 H - gastitter. SUITS RE- L LEMOS, 11 C Sunsoma st MIDT, SANITAR Golden Gate av. T PLUMBER, . Sutter47L 1y SUTTEX I desireble sulies SUNNY Pa i appre. If seen. ird srrees. THIRD—LARGE ROOMS, SUITABLE for offices or worsrooms. 24} Vallejo Street. 10415ALLES O, UFF JONES—SUNN furnit A EROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE- AL store every chse of monthly eickness from whatever cause in a few hours when medicines and others have fal'ed; no instruments used: many years' experience; every cass guaranteed: advice free; terms reasonabie: first-class priva‘e home for confinement. MRS. DR. DALEY, 1125 Markot st., over the Owl Drugstore. LL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION (trom wbatever cause) restored in a few bours; safe and sure at any time; instant relief for travelers: home in confinement: my cele- brated remedies for monthly suppression never fail;every case cuaranteed ! consultation free: pills | $1. MRS. Dk.WYLTH, 916 Post st., near Larkin EW PROCESS; NO MEDICINE OR IN- AN struments: every woman her own physician for all female troubles, no matter from what canse: restores in one aay; n-ver fai censuita- tion free: piils 1; can oe sent and used at home. DR. POPPER, 818 Kearny st. %15, INVALID CHAIR: SELFPROPEL DLO. iing: good as cew. 1130 Eady st. "\ "ANTED_GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO nt your feet ¢t the same made ones, from ¥l §2, § price vou buy read Mission st., bet. First and Second sts. $4 and §5, at 562 15-HORSE EN INE. (FHOE BOILE —}O 118 Hickory ave. ADIES,CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH PENNY- Jroyal Pills (Diamond Brand) are best; safe, re- liable; take no other: send 4c, stamps, for particu- Rellef for Ladies” in leiter by return mail; at druggists. Coichester Chem. Co., Philadelphia RS, GoQDWIN, SPECIALIST, LADIES near or far: safe, qUick cure gnaranteed, any disease orcorpl ome for patients: pest Skill; free diagnosis: i self-cure. 401 Van Ness. ow fes OLD rEDIGREE ENGLISH Jf MONTiS Pointer pup cheap. 499 Hrighi at. 360 () PAIRS — ANOTHER LOT MENS thoes, been siightly damaged, at_ less than_one-fourth their vaiue, from 23¢ to $2 50. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. Y H. P. CLERK GAS ENGINE, COMPLETk: perfect; guaranteed. WHILE, 516 Mission st. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 83c; MENS shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing done at halt the ususl price. 562 Mission ., bet. 1st and 2d. j 1, POOL, HOUSE-MUVER, DEALER SEC- . ond-hand building material, 1122-56 Mission. (QOLFEE: ILL. SCAL¥, HAND-TRUCK, LET- ter-press, cesk and safe cheap. 102 Clay st. | OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES, FROM 25cup to §1 25. 682 Mission, bet. 1st and 2d E. GEORGE W. LKEK, THE GENUINE Leek dentist. discoverer of painiess extraction and patentee of improved bridga work or teeth without a0y plate, moved from 6 to 20 O’ Farrell. R LUDLUM HILL, 1448 MARKET 8T, NR Eleventh, nocharge for extracting when plates are made: od piates made over like new; teeih irom &8 per set: extracting 50c: gas glven. ARS, BA BARS, MIRRORS, SHOW- cases. counters, linoi-um, office furpiture. store and ottice furuiture and fixtures: new and secoud- band, J. NOONAN, 1017-1018-1021-1023 Mis- sion st., above Sixth. AFES—BARGAINS IN NKW AND SECOND- hand; all sizes; alsoa lot of safe-deposit boxes. CHARLES WALTZ 109-111 Market st, S. F. PAmf,mss EXTRACTION, 50c: CROWN bridge work specisity: piates $5 up: 13 years expericnce. 1. L. WA LSH, D.b.<, 81835 Geary. 7 FULL SET TEETH: BEST MAK $O. Kkept in repair; extractiag free; fillings,500; crowas, $3 60 Pacific Lental Farlors, 18 Third. ROOMEK DENTAL ASSOCTATION, 709 MAR- ket, tet. 34 and 4tk gass speciniisis: painiesy extraciing, with gas, $1: piates, $7 up: fill, $1up. W . G EARDING, M. D., 500 SUTTER, COR. « Powell: tel. Main 5376; painless extraction. HIO DENTALPAKLORS, 906 MARKET ST, extracting b0c; fllling 50c up: crowns §3 up. R HULTBERG,DEN,HAS RESUMED PRAC- tice. Y. M. bufiding, r. 1& 2, 4th floor. EYxR DEUTSCHER ZAHNARZH, 935 Market st.: gas given; crown and bridge work. LL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR- A 3NPKEY, 1520 Marke: st ET OF TERTH WITHOUL A PLATE DR S H. C. Young, 1841 Polk st 1126 MARKET ST.; OPEN ays ull noon: dentistry taughs OLTON DENTAL ASSOCLATION, BUS dAR- kerst. DIL CHARLES W. DECKBR R J. J. J:.sn.;;a HOUSES FOR SALE. A 5 bt A O HOUSK MAKE OFFrB; MUST BE SOLD and removed ac once: 049 to 505 Mission st. Call 656 Missiou s, PHYSICIANS. DONNELL, 1206 MARKET, RES si.; dlseases Of WomeD a specialty. C 4 25! CILERS,ENGINES20-HAND MACHINERY MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN, 187 Beale st. AKRS, SHOWUASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- Jng, ete., bought and sold. 1063 Mission, ur. 7ih. 989 HAYES_BRANGH OFFICK OF THE CALL: subscriptions and want ads \akeq. SEWING MACHINES, LL KINDS BOCGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, rented; repatring; lowest rates. 205 Fourih. LOST ]’ADY‘S GOLD WATCH, BETWEEN MO- “rosco’'s and O'Brien’s store: liberal reward. 5181, Sixteenth st. K |IGET TEMPLAR WATCH CHARM. RE- wurn H. M. HAMILTON, 912 Grand st., Ala- meds, or 723 Market st., S. F.; reward. ADY'S GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN; ON Mission or Sixth st, near Market; iiberal re- ward. 133 SIX:h st., room 2. OST—POINTER DOG: WHITE WITH brown spots: answers to name of Nancy; $5 reward. 3110 Clay st. OST — FAWN-COLORED GREYHOUND; answers to the name of Diamond; liberal re- ward. JOHN MURPHY, kighteenth and Castro. OST—PASSBOOK W (TH THE HIBERN1A Savings and Loan Soclety of - an Francisco, in the name of SALLY DANNENBAUM JR., No. 185 016. The finder will please return to bank. OST—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA Savinss and Loan Soclety of San Franclsco, in the name of ELIZABETH RILEY, No. 212,979, ‘Lbe finder will please return 1o bank J R. AND MKS. WEGENER, 526 EDDY ST. Safe quick cure for all female complaints guar- anteed: private homs in confinement: every com- fort; infants adopted; terms moderate: pils 1 BOON TO WIVES AND MOTHERS—SE- guro: price $1 50. RICHAKDS & CO., 406 Clay st.: send 2c. stamp for particulars to Seéguro Manufacturing Co., 531 K st., Sacramento, Cal. LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS—A BOON TO LA- dies with female troubles; no danger: safe and $2 80, express C. O. D.; don’t delay until 100 03GUOD BROS., Coast Agents, Oakland, Cal. LL FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND DIS- eases of the eve permanently cured a: MRS DR. SCOTY1’S, 410 Geary st : consultation frea NONFIDENTIAL — LADIES IN TROUBLE communicate with DR. SANTEE, 38 Grant ave., San Fraoctseo. URs CURE FOR ALL FEMALL DISEASES; home Ia confinement; every comfort: sutisfac- tion guaranieed. MK~ DR. GWYEK, 226 Turkst \L' AKS BEML LE BEGULA LN.(: PILLY; fo_snd eflicilent emmenagogue box. RICHARDS & CO,druggists, 406 Clay “_“x;:.ﬂ URE CURE IRREGULARITIES OR OTHER female diseases. MRS, DR, PUETZ, 25434 4th. OME IN CONFINEMENT; DISEASES OF women. Mrs. Dr.Funke, 1418 8th st., Alameda. DY, BALL 14 McALLISTEG ST, NEAR Jones—Diseases of women and children. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FORTHE UALL taken at branci oilice &89 Huyed s; open until ¥ :30 o'clock. PROPOS. LS. FrICE C Q M, VANCOUVER BARRACKS, Wash., July 81, 1897. Sealed proposals, iu triplicate, 'wiil b3 receved here until 11 o'c.ock A. M., August 30, 1897, and then opened, for furnishing and de ivery 'at Vancouver Barracks. Wash., Portland, Or., *an ¥rancisco, Cala., or else- where, stationery required in Department of the Columbla. Informaiion furnished on application. C. S. reserves right to reject (r ac epy_ &0y Or ail Proposals. or any part thereof. Preference given to articles of domestic production or manufacture, conditions of quality aud price (incluing in the price ofarticis ot foreign production or mana- facture the duty thereon) being equs!, and such i reference given to «riicles of American produc- tion or manufaciure produced on the Pacific Coast (0 the exien: 0 the consumption required by the public serv.ce there. Enveiopes containing proposals should be marked: “P1oposals for sta- tionery,” and addressed J. W. Jacobs, Q M. S b e i St s R S 1 kROPUSAL FOR MILITARY SUPFLIES. 36 New_Montgomery st., San Francisco, Cal, July 9, 1897. sealed proposals in triplicate wiil be received here until 11 o’clock . M. (Pacific stanaurd tim-), August 10. 1£97, for furnishing and storing here, 100,000 galions Miuneral Gil, 135 degrees flash test, 1n cases of two five.gallon cans each. The Uniied States reserves the right 1o re- ject or “accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Information furnished on application. Envelopes contulring proposals should gl marked ;‘l’mﬂll)’s.ll;ﬁ(urAul‘ﬂ!ﬂl uil” and JAS. . L. 3 ssistany termaste) neral, Thited States army, Depot Quatermaster, DIED. Addison, James H. Kiliip, Jasper Boyle, Charles C. Manar, Eudors Casey, Helen E. Quill, Daniel Deliwig, Charles Koinson, Eilen Doyle, Edwara Seymour, Clark B. Driscoll, Helen M. Palm. Alni E. Garaner. Harriey N, Schroder, Mary Joha N. Van de Mark, F. L . John P, Welss, Irwin ADDISON—In the City and County Hospital, August 7, 1897, James Hammit: Addison, aged 65 years, BOYLE—In this city, August 8 1897, Charles Cornelius, beloved 80n of Lawrence and (ath- erine Boyle, a native of Sau xrancisco, aged 8 yeacs 10 moaths and 25 days. CASEY—In thiscity, August 8, 1897, Helen E., beloved dauzhter of James T. and Margaret Casey. aged 6 years and 13 days. DELLWIG—In this city. August 7. 197, Charles, beioved husband of Mar.ha Dellwig, ‘father of Lizzie and Kettie Dellwig son of Mrs. Dorig Dellwig. aad brother of Theodore, Louls and Erick Dellwlg. Mrs. E. Ehrenpfori, Mrs, A. Hoi itng and Mrs. D. Keinharat, 4 native of Goilar, . Germany, aged 99 yeass and 4 mon:hs. A mem- ber of Vereln Kintracht, kxcelsior Lodge No. 128, A. 0. U. W., and Harmony Lodge No. 13 L0 O F. X5~ Friends and acqualniancey ars respect- fully Invited to attend the tuneral TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at 1:30 o'clock p. ., from the pa lors of H.'F. Suhr & Co.. 1208 Mission stre near E/ghth, thencs to L 0. O. F. Hall, corner Seventh and Market streets, whers funeral services wiil be he.d. commencing a: 2 o'clock P.M. lutermen: Luurel Lill Cemetery. DOYLE—In this city, August 7, 1897, Edward. beloved hasband ot Aggie Dosle, brother of Thomns Doyle, Mrs. Marvann Conklyn and Mrs. Lizzte Murpay, and father of 'nomas, Wii- liam. Aggie and Fannie Loyle, a native of ire- “land. azed 57 years. B Notice of funeral hereafter. DRISCOLL—In this city, August 8 1897, Helen M., beloved aaughter of Dennls and Alfce Dris- coll, a nauve of San Francisco, ased 4 years and 11 days. GARDNER-—In this clty, August 8, 1897, Harrlet N. Gardner. anative of Fortiand, Me,'aged 80 years and 7 months. HOPKINS—Ia this oitr, August 6. 1837, Johan Newell Hopkios. a native ui Lngland, aed 55 years and 8 months. JENNINGS—In this city, August 7, 1897, Jobn P., dearly beloved son of Feter and Margaret Jennings, ana brother of Mamle and James Jen~ nings and Mrs. J. A. Schutte. 8 nativeof San Francisco, aged 2% years 1 mooth and 5days. Bar Friends and acauaintances ara raspect- fuily iuvited to attend the fuoeral THIS DAY (Monday), at 9 o'clock A. M. from the rest- deace of his parents. Bl Merriit street, near Eighteeath and Corbeit, (hence to Mission Dolores Church, where a requiem hign mass will be celebrated for tao reposeof hissoul, con- mencing &t 9:30 o'clock A. M. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. KILLIP—In this city, August 7. 1887. Jasper Newton Killlp, beloved father of Mrs. C, O'Net and Willlam J. Kiilip, a native of Wiscoasta, aged 62 vears. G- The funeral will take piace TO-MORROW (Tuesday). ac 1 0'ClOOK P. M.. from Lis late resi- dence, 19 =co:t street. thence to Masonic Temple, corner Post and Montgomery siroe:s, where services wiil be held under the auspices of Excelstor Lodge No. 166, I and . M., com- mencing at % o'clock P. M luterment Laurel Hill Cemetery. MAHAR—In Oakland, August 7,1897, Eudora C. Manar, mother of Hattle aad Ernest Manar, a Dative of New Yors State. BarFriends are invited to attend the funeral services TO-MORROW (lussiay), at 2 o'clock P. M, a; her late residence, 1167 Brush siceet. Uakiand. [nterment strictly private. Please omit flowers. QUILL—In tnis city, Augast 7,1897. Danel. be- loved son of Mrs. Julia Quill, brother of D-nnis Quill, and nephew of D-nnis Quill and Michae , Jerrs and Owen Moynihan, a native of Ireland, aged 28 years. ROBINSON—In this cley, Abgust 6, 1897, Eilen Robingon, a native of FPeunsylvaala, aged 72 years anu 2 moaths. SEYMOUR—In Oakland. August 7. 1897, Clark Fartlett Sevmour, anative ol New York, aged 65 years and 3 moaths. PALM—TIn Sonth San Francisco, Auguit 7, 1897, ‘Aini Elfzabeth, dearly beloved aanzncer of Gus- tave and Elizabeth Palm, and sister of Hilla Martha Paln), native of San Francisco, azed 2 years 3 months and 24 days. R EFriends sand acauainiances ars raspeci- fully invited to attend the faneral TO-MORRBO W (Tuesday), &t 1 o'clock P. 3., from the resi- dence of her parents 1113 Fiftn avenue, Sou h +an Francisco. lnterment 1. O. U. F. Cemetery. SCHRODER-In this city, August 8, 1857, Mary, beloved wife of the lats J. . Schroder, and movher of William, Thomas, Henry, Georze and May Schroder. a nativeof 'Couniy Waterford, Ireiand. aged 58 years 4 months and 8 days. A Friends ani acanalutances ara respect- fully invited to aciend the funeral TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at 8:30 o'clock A. M., from her lats Tesidence, 326 ‘hirtleth street. Lhence to St Paul's Churcn, where a soema requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, com- mencing &t 9 o'clock A. M. Iniermea: Holy Cross Cemetery. VAN DE MARK—In Oakland, August 5. 1837, Ferdinand L. Van ce Mark, anaiiveot New Yors, aged 53 years and 2 days. WEISS—In the Ciiy and County Hospltal, August 8 1897, Irwin Welss, aged 25 years. e e e e e MCAVOY & GALLAGHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS, 20 Fifth 8t., Opp. Lincoin School, Telephone South 80. I B MCAVOY—— M abager McAVOY & CO. Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Marke: i et. 8th and 9th. i Telephone Soutn 247.

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