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The morning call., 1890-06-29
A MISSING MAN,
Friends of Herman vorspring

Friends of Herman Vorspring Are
ANXIOUS Regarding Him.
Chief of Police Crowley has been notified
of the unaccountable disappearance of
Henry VOrspring, a bartender. who was
employed in saloon on East street. near
Market owned by NJ. Peterson.
1t appears that Vorspriug closed the sa-
loon early on the morning of June oath and
went upstairs to his room. The saloon was
not opened next day and inquiry was be-
gun. Upon his room being examined it
was found that he had not slept in his bed.
About $50 or 5000 was missing from the
saloon, but the missing man left behind
him jewelry and clothing worth more than
the amount missing. His friends Say that
they have searched the city. but can find no
trace of him.
The morning call., 1890-06-29
Where Is Joseph T-rrienq

The family of Joseph Terrlen is greatly
distressed over his disappearance. On June
23d he bought a ticket at local office for
st. Paul, Mimi, and left on the oath via the
Central Pacific and Chicago and Northwest
ern roads. His baggage arrived at its des-
tination all right, but Terrier has not been
heard from. The missing man is 65 years
OF age. and has but two fingers on his right
hand.
The morning call., 1890-06-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


HOUSE.
| + S Swan, Auburn
Mrs j b Myers u s. L Ang
A Ballen Il W, San Diego
q Is Mckee, San Jose
A de Rachebram Jr,S Jose
A Henry, san Luis O6iSpo
| L Stockton, San Jose
Mrs A b W oodward, CHICO
Miss 4 Holly, Woodland
A Shackleton, Woodland
IG H Murdoch, Siegler Sp
HOUSE.
/ T Fields Jr, Martinez
j l. Jacobs. ST Louis
~ X Vannoy, California
Mrs L NJ Reed, Sonoma
S Mailer. Wisconsin
l. q Smith, Wyoming
lG Novel;, Guatamela
q NJ Dyer II ", Oregon
Miss Brooks, Salt Lake
Miss Il J Wilson, Idaho
- Il Kleeberger, San Jose
| A Dockham, Glenwood
Miss L Fletcher, San Jose
| / III Jeter. Lincoln
| K Edmiston. Sanger
lG A Laughlin, Markham
ID X Cup, Carson City
L Church, Carson City
AL HOTEL.
I II Wldemann, Honolulu
Mrs Simpson, st Helena
Mrs l. West. ST Paul
+ Sanders. Minneapolis
lC Urmy, san Jose
l. 5 Masters, Sonoma
Miss Masters, Sonoma
Ia Jones, Monterey
Z, NJ h Taylor. Santa Cruz
y ii Gaines, Chico
ii w urner, Mexico
Is ii Burton, New York
y W Sherrer. New Orlean
John HeyerS II W, st Paul
AY Furback, New York
j L Cameron, Philadelph
L J Templeton. Philadelp
! Mrs j l. Wersoh, PhiIadel
HOTEL.
lJ X Whitestone. Berkeley
NJ J Thomas, Tulare
il } Whitfield, Grd Rapids
Miss Whitfield, CIR Rapids
Mrs G I Wooding. Mich
y Ross, New York
+ l. Davenport IL W, Mar
j tinez
III ID Gamble, Sacramento
g Il Parker, Denver
Hy Elliott & W, Sacto
~ w short. Fresno
Miss J Z Afford, 5 Cruz
l. q Smith, Chey enne
j Il Barker. SIsson
10 + ByrneS IL W, WOOdld
G c Roedlng, Fresno
= A Buell.. Stockton
j ID Smith. Stockton
b Higbee Il W. Petaluma
~ S Brown, Martinez
J 7 Atharr, Maine
L W O'NeIll IL W, Sacto
J i Doyle, Sacramento
j Is Gilbert, sacramento
HOTEL.
e Hale & W, Chicago
w Crawford. Chicago
Mrs X Guthrie San Diego
W Heat ON n W, England
II Quick Il ", Ohio
DR. II A Chase, Mass
j Morton II Z, New York
Mrs g W Oakley, n Y
III q Campbell. New York
II IL Judson, Los Angeles
Mrs l. Adams. New York
Miss Ludlam, New York
+ Carver n W, London
J c Robinson, l. Angeles
u Lathrop, Chicago
w 4 Lester, 5 Monica
Mrs f ii Slade, N jersey
Miss Slade, New Jersey
Miss Flanagan, Pa
L A McCimpbell &w, Tex
Miss A FULLY, Stockton
A II Busch, l. Angeles
Mrs Seul, New York
Il q Hartman, Chicugo
1 L b Benting. Santa Cruz
NJ Nelson Il W, Colusa
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE
SHIPPING INTELLIGESCE.


For Late Shipping InteAfoencesee Second Page.
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Arrived.
SATURDAY. June %.
Stmr Truckee, Crawford, 90 hours from Tilla-
NOOK via Port oxford; pass and lumber. TO rruekee
Schr Bill the Butcher, johnson, 26 hours from
Bowens Landing; 105 NJ # lumber, to L Dingley
a. Co.
Cleared.
SATURDAY. June IS
Stmr City OF Pueba, Debney, Victoria and Port
Townsend; Goodail, Perkins 4 Co.
Stmr Empire. Butler. Nanaimo; r d Chandler.
Stmr Oregon, Policeman. Astoria and Portland; .
stmr Pomona Hall, San Diego: Goodall, Perkins
Stmr COsmopolis, Dettmers, Portland; P R
Br stmr Sussex Holt. HongKons via Nanaimo;
Segfried Il Brandenstein
ScHr Car, Schmalz Pirate Cove. Mcclellan Fish
ing and Trading Co. =
SATURDAY, June %.
Stmr Alameda Morse. Honolulu and sydney.
StInr Humboldt, lessen. Eureka
Stmr CosmopoIis, Dettmers Portland
Stmr Eastern Oregon. Gage
Stmr Alcatraz, Johnson.
Stnr Empire Butler. Nanatmo
Stmr Rival johnson, Fort Bragg
Bark Rufus Wood Farnham, Nanalmo.
Bark Germans, Lane. Seattle
Schr JAS 4 Garfield. Morse, Sho3iwater Bay
Schr Seven Sisters. olsen Humboldt
Schr Albert Walter, Wilson.
Schr Mary Bidwell, Larsen. Albion
Correction.
The date OF arrival of the stmr San Pedro Is June
% instead OF June %.
TeIe=rapi,ic.
POINT LOBoS-June % = 10 r. NJ - Weather
foggy; wind Sw, velocity III miles
Spoken.
Per tug Active-June 27-of Farailones oktn Eu-
reka from Astoria for Redondo Beach; all we'll.
Domestic Ports.
COOS BAY-Sailed June 27-Stmr Ajax, for San
Francisco.
o. Nofo-Arr''e' june 10-''ni NOs'' nen'' June
SAN PEDRo-Arrived June 27-Schr Hueneme,
from Port Ludlow.
WESTPORT-Arrived June 2S-Stmrs Cleone and
West Coast, hence June II.
Sailed June 2S-Stnr Westport, for San Francisco.
MENDoCINO-Arrived June 2S-Schr Electra.
hence June 20.
PORT BLAKELEY-Saiied June 27-Schr Guide,
for San Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
QUEENSrOWN-ArrvedJ June 27-Br bark Ban,
ca, from Tacoma. 25-Br ship Clan Buchanan, hence
Mar 10.
NANAIMo-Arrlved June 26-Dark Valley Forge.
from San Pedro.
KINSALE-Passed June 27-Br ship Glenhnart.
hence Mar for Fleetwood.
LIVERPooL-SailedJ June 27-Br ship orpheus,
CoLON-Sailed June 25-Stmr Newport. for New
HoNG-KoNG-S Sailed June 26-Br stmr China. for
| San Francisco.
| landia. hence May 81.
PANAMA-Arrived June 25-Stmr Acapulco, hce
| June 3
CAPE VERDE IsLAND-Sailed MAY 24-Hawn
| stmr Claudina for Honolulu.
| Northumberland out June 27-Br ship Cleck-
mannanshire, for San Francisco,
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Two Burglars Captured.

Uihcers Dillon, UrOckett and Burke yes
terday arrested for burglary John McCar-
thy, alias Callahan. and James Meehan,
graduates of the Industrial School On last
Thursday night, it is alleged, the pair broke
into the l0dging-house at 464 Third street,
and stole from the rooms of Adam KesselI
and Benjamin Conk two gold watches,
coat and vest, 81 in money aud some shares
of mining stock. A portion of the plumber
was found in the possession of the prisoners.
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LICK
NJ 7 Brown, Louisville
I Il Smith, Memphis
j l. Swinton. Baker City
A q Hillman, Davis
Il J Morris, London
Elwood Cooper, Elwood
Mrs q Il Reed, Davis
Mrs Coleman, Davis
w NJ Moulton. HealdsDrg
j I Jonson N W. S Rafael
z Smith, Chicago
RUSS
NJ Heinan, Salt Lake
o L Young, Kansas City
j Pratt, California
Il Nelson, Marysvilie
W Il Bias, Santa Cruz
w o Spencer. Oakland
= Brewer, California
w j Oterman, California
r w Dixon, Reno
S f Bailey, Berkeley
L NJ Asbell, Covelo
Miss III Brown, Ukiah
Miss NJ Brown, Ukiah
G W Simms, Prescott
III Jones, Sacramento
o Porter. Idaho
Mrs Gregory, Idaho
g Ii Connick. Eureka
Il L Haford, Tombstone
OCCIDENT
J G Green, U s A
William Ward, Hong-Kng
Miss ID Lamb, San Jose
Jas Sennett, Santa Clara
Il j buchanan. Mon terey
w S Richards, San Jose
A w Stoddart, Grass Val
j X Walker, Jr, Salt Lake
w c Walker, Spokane Fa
W b Turner, Spokane Fa
Miss NJ Turner, Spokane
Miss S Turner, Spokane +
c T Urmy. San Jose
j G Higg ms New York
j ii Simpson, st Helena
q A Low, New York
II w Mctarlane, Honolul
Mrs McFarlane, Honolul
GRAND
Mrs L X Hastings, Cal
Mrs S Knust, California
ii G Billiard, n Attleboro
w Strauss, New York
L + Cadle. Stockton
Mrs G NJ McClatehy. Sac
Miss McClatchy, Sacto
Mrs Bellemore. Nashville
W l. Wilson, willows
w V Freeman. Willows
J II McCuddy Vallejo
G NJ Hazard, San Diego
&C Wright & W, Modesto
G w Lane, Stockton
L K Cook. California
s Scion Holl, SactO
Miss L Foster, Sacto
j L Byers, Stockton
w Ii Coffin II W. y j
j Il Batchelder. Nevada
j Halt n W, England
Jos Peters. st Louis
IA Hodapp, Mar tinez
G w Young. Napa
W Murray. Davisvllie
FL ClarK, Sacramento
PALACE
A NJ Tucker, Mass
w L bartholomew, n Y
Il Barton, Fresno
A Linderfieid. L Angeles
A A Sturi, New York
w Keete. New ) ork
ID Graham & W, \ Y
j Nj Mordan & W, $ Lake
X NJ Palmer, Boston
+ 5 Palmer, Boston
G Pepper, New York
l. Pepper. New York
II Haas. stockton
j Wood n W, Chicago
$ Blath, Milwaukee
j A Avery & W, CHM
j Whitefeld. Chicago
L Williams, Nevada
W S James, Nevada
j T fiitz, Detroit
& L Fiitz, Detroit
NJ Johnson. Glasgow
j X ArneSDy, Chicago
A Richer, indianapolis
Miss McMullin, Oakland
Il Park, Scotland
S Levy. Philadelphia
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@A< AAA 49,
W Bond, Petalnma
II Quirk, Petaluma
ii Little, Petaluma
w Eaton, England
w Is Gould. England
5 c Howe, Haywards
w Il Carter n son, Canad
Il A Rice, Sunol
I Holland, San Jose
j G winters, San Jose
w q Hart, San Diego
ii SearOy, Fresno
III Moore, Coyote
Miss NJ Mcguire, s Jose
Miss X Mcguire. s Jose
Miss X & Lessard, S Jos
Miss NJ Kirchner, S Jos
Miss X Norrie, San Jos
Miss A Nellls, San Jose
Miss L A Fillmore. 5 Jos
Miss X Ryan, San Jose
j G Omne. San Mateo
ID 5 CUP, San Mateo
. c A Hudson, Sunol
S Boss IL VT. California
j A Blair, Ontario
INTERNATI
f Bennett, East Portlanl
+ Barron, Los Angeles
j W Fank. Los Angeles
j Watts, La Grange
c Hidalgo, La Grange
} + Lyons d W, Fresno
W Groom. Middletown
L f Bingham, Tillamoo
AL Jones, Tillamook
G IL Parker, Edinburgh
Z Baillie, Edinburgh
A } Lockwood. San Jose
o L Cummings, Cal
j Steadman, PORTLAND
w DAZZLING, Stockton
X Lowry, Gualala
j + Lowry, Gualala
o A Robinson, Colorado
II Waldroos, Mare lslant
j w Moore, HealdSburg
w NJ Kimball. HealdsburI
j IL Reid. Nebraska
j S Brooks, DeldnO
ii Bibbins, South Dakot;
W Cain IL w. Ouray
+ IL Wilson MERGED
Miss Fletcher, stockton
j + Redmond ~ W, Iowa
L Redmond, Iowa
BROOK
j NJ Smith, San Jose
W A McKlbben. Vacavill
ii II Thiebault &w. S Jos
NJ ID Kenney, Antioch
& + Schudry, Tacoma
A w Carr, Kelseyville
I c McDermOtt, Modest
j Carr Il fy, Santa Rosi
ID q wilkins. Sacrament,
j Buckley Il W, Queenstl
j York, Santa Rosa
j DAILY, New York
j SteinmetZ, San Jose
X f Grigsby. Napa
w J Cushler, San Jose
A I Kendall, San Jose
l. lander, Sacramento
W L GRADER. Tacoma
W L Gendis. Tacoma
G UmbelDer, Santa CIar
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ITO RENT-FURNISHED COTTAGE, ROOMS,
L complete for housekeeping: mile from station :;
delightful climate; fine shade-trees and play ground.
FOR particulars address r. EMMETT, Occidental,
Sonoma County. Its
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DRESSMAKERS.

QUITS MADE REASONABLY: TAILOR SYSTEM
= taught. MISS GILLIGAN, lis ~ SuTh 1y
ADIES-IF YOU WISH TO HAVE ELEGANTLY
IL fitting suits, handsomely draped, made for IS,
please call at MRS. NORRIS, 1929 Geary. 90 St*
DRESS CUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY
Dauthentc French tailor system. $40 Post iel 6m
MISS AGNES keller. 119 STOCKTON. NEAR
Nl Geary; stylish suits from 50 50 up; cutting a11
fttnga speciality; 10 cents; perfect r. APT Il
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.


Mrs. Henry Mullen OF NJ ddeton Corners, Ohio,
has given birth 10 the second pair OF Twins within
year.
Austin Dobson is an engineer as well as a
poet and dra WIS salary from The British Civil
Service
Mrs. Annie ROush OF Letart. o., was born at
MOrgantOwn. Pa, June t, 1887, and has fully
200o living descendants.
Nine Leon Bertaux. the eminent sculptfess,
has petltloned the French Government TO eStab-
lish free school Of art for women.
SlgnOr Campannis voice will not permit him
to sing till late in the season. He has been
obliged 10 decline all offers Till fall.
Mrs. Leland Stanford has given to the Albany
Orphan Asylum TWO fine paintings OF her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop.
Chief Justice Fuller, while in Chicago the
other day, went shopping with bis wife and
carried all OF the parcels In truly democratic
fashion.
T. p. O'Connor, the Nationalist member OF
Parliament, has sold his interest in the London
Star for $4,000. and Is coming 10 America to
lecture.
Tie Earl of Warwick has caused the arrest OF
young tourist who was scr5bng his name aud
that OF young woman with him on the walls OF
Warwick Castle.
"SaglItarlus," an English astrologer advises
Stanley aud Miss Tenuant not TO get married on
July 18th, as 1t is most unlucky day and some
misfortune Is sure to follow.
Miss Eleanor l.. Feury OF the London School
of Medicine for Women has record In three
colleges OF the highest honOTs that female
medical student can attain.
Lena Caldwell, who was married TO Baron Won
ZedtwitZ in Washington, was tile first bride 10
stand before the altar OF the cbaDei which she
hadIgiven to the Catholic University.
Mrs. Martha Gray of Virginia has been lound
by the census man. Mrs. Gray Is now living
with her third husband, aud her record at bear
ing children Is thus scheduled: Six tripl-ts,
eighteen; six twins, twelve; seven singles, severn
total, thirty-seven children.
Mrs. Alice Shaw has signed a contract TO go TO
st. Petersburg aud whistle for tie Gar and
mobiles. The inference is that the Car has done
so much whistling himself to keep up his courage
that lie has col tired and Is willing to pay some
one else 10 10 IL for him. The handsome Ameri-
can Will do 1t most charmingly.
The morning call., 1890-06-29

The French have tried smokeless powder with
the biggest guns successfully.
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CANTA CRUZ-RIvERSIDE HOTEL AND COT
y tages: the favorte family hotel in Santa Cruz:
minutes walk from beach; beautiful grounds;
terms reasonable. FRED BARS0N. je2S I'm
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nR H. AUSTIN, SURGEON DENTIST. RE
~ moved to 7l9 Market near Bancrofts ielS m
DR CAsSILLl's PAINLESS DENTAL
~ rooms $50 Market st; best teeth 81 to 81; ex-
tracing filling 25c to 81 half price to poora6 II
SYLVESTER, SUBLETT & SYLVESTER, DENT
y ists-DK. w. A. SUBLErT has exclusive charge
of our mechanical department. while DRS HENRY
teeth extracted or hlled positively without pain, by
the use of our celebrated yitaized air. O1eeS NE.
cor. Sixth aud Mission SITS; hours 8 to g. 1eS ~
BEAUTIFUL SET 81; PAINLESS EXTRACTING
ID sue; gold plates: bridge work crowns: filings:
at lowest rates. DIR. G. A. PERRY Mason st. de5 II
DR REA 1913 MARKET, EXTRACTS TEETH
~ for soc; with gas for ST. open evenings. SELF u
A Ii NEW SPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
~ them stating that the insane asyums are full OF
people who took gas only once for painless tooth er
traction and went crazy My secret paialess method
is wonderful. By Its use any dental operation may
be done panlessly viii forfeit 800 for any tooth
that L cannot extract without sleep gas even
though dozen dentists have failed to extract IL
All operations done better than elsewhere since 1
have first prizes for beautiful filings plate
and crown work There are Leek dentists Once
open tn $3.50 p Nj Sundays till p NJ DIR
GEORGE w. LEX o'Farrell st. oc9 u
DR C. II. WILSON, DENTISr,i 925 MARKET
~ St, bet Filth aud Sixth, opp. Mason del5 u
CoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION, sUs MARKET
" ST. Phelan Building); gas specialists positively
extract teeth without palm only Office that makes
and gives the celebrated Cotton CAS-; 80 900 ref
erenceS; established 1865 all operations In dentistry
performed. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. fe7 tt
DR. A LUDLUM HILL, 14i3 MARKET ST, BET.
~ Tenth and Eleventh; no charge for extracting
when plates made; old plates made over ike
new; teeth from So per set; extracting soc. M Il
Q.7A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
U good as can be made; filling 81. DIR. SIMMS,
dentist, $50 Market st. next Baldwin Theater ocl tt
C.MALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRIP-
st. 399 Hayes St and 25ls Mission St. open till
$3.50 p. ". YSu
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TO LEASE,

ITO LEASE, THE 3-STORY AND BASEMENT
brick building southwest cor. Mission and First
sts., as a whole in part; the attention Of whole
sale wine and liquor men Is called to this excellent
location. Apply 10 JOHN CARROLL, 507 Mission
ie2h
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DENT sl2 so: FLAT. 5 RIO ms; FUKNITuRE
IL $50. 2lO2 howard ST., cor Seventeenth. 20 81
TWO FLATS. AND ROOMS AND BATH IN
/ each; rent cheap. 506 Sbotwell ST., bet. Nine
teeprh and twentieth ie29 2tN
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FOUND.

EOUND--PASSBooKO ON PACIFIC ENDOWMENT
i Association. Owner can have by proving prop
erty and paying advertising expenses. Apply bet
and II, 241S Pine st. Its
TOUND-S2O IN GOLD BY PURCHASING A
i merchant tailormade dress suit for 500 mer-
chant taiiOrS' price, $40. ORIGINAL MlSFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS, corner Post and Dupont
streets.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
STEAMER. DrsrrxArloS.
| HRF

ties of Departure From San Francisco
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A ELLINGTON HOUSE, SANTA CRUZ, CAL
~ Furniture OF Ii rooms for sale, $1,000; rent very
reasonable: corner house, few doors from Ocean
Hotel. 4. * T. HOLT. 1e2S TT
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TOS HAYES - Sc. COR. FLAT OF ROOMS
1 % and bath: with all modern Improvements;
brick basement: water included; rent reasonable.
INQUIRE ~ MeOster 81 le29 81
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Hats 10 LET.

OOr GUERRERO. NEAR HILL-FOUR LARGE
JOO rooms with front aud back; bedroom and
Kitchen bath. hot and cold water, gas; large yard;
rent reasonable TO small family IL
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n o LET'S NICE SUNNY BAY-WISnOW FLATS,
l and rooms and bath each; 70 Ford St, bet.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Sanchez aud Noe
block from Castro-st rent low 10 good tenants;
also small fat 3 large rooms u Ford ST. rent IS.
Keys ia grocery, cor Seventeenth and Noe. 1e29 II
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Z ROOMS; BATH. 1874 KISLING ST. BET.
% Eleventh and Twelfth ie29 3ta
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/ LAT, 5 ROOMS. BATH; NEW HOUSE. 81
/ Henry ST, l block from Fifteenth and Mar
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7oEI MINNIA ST. NEAR NINTH-ELEGANT
tOO2 BAY window fiat = rooms, bath je2e 3t*
J4toDA TWENTY-sECUND ST; SUNNY
lOres 81 1e29 3tt
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C,EA VIEW-A BEAUTIFUL SUMNER RESORT
- 10 miles from Cazadero; miles from the ocean;
1900 feet above level fine climate: beautiful
scenery; hunting and fishing unsurpassed. JAMES
HENRY, Proprietor. JET I'm
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d.J7 UNION ST.-FLAT OF 4 ROOMS FURNI-
4 = ture of rooms for sale. te29 3t*
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NEW FLAT OF ROOMS TO LET. INQUIRE
IN s52 Tehama st. ie277tf
NEW FLAT ROOMS AND HALL. 1O6
IN Welsh ST., cor. Fourth st. 1e27 ST.
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STORAGE.
FURNITURE RENOVATED; ALSO STORAGE
L 500 Geary ST. je28 1t
DACIFIC STORAGE CO.. 3Ol STOCKTON ST.;
L furniture ana merchandise; advances made. 10 tt
FURNITURE STORED STERLING FURSI
L ture Co.. 1899. 104l Market, Rosenthal Bldg. tt
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l.o7 NAT0MA-SUNNY FLAT ROOMS; BAY
% window. speaking-tubes and patent door
am and all improvements. leG9 81
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VERY DESIRABLE sunny FLAT OF
' Foomsi bay-windows, 720 Harrison ST.. cor
Ritch ieZ7 ST
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NEW FLATS TO LET IN ALL PARTS OF THE
IN city; rents from S22 to S5b. Apply to p c.
MULLOY, 80 Montgomery ST. ie26 It
- - WEBSTER-FLAT7 ROOMS, BATH; BET.
= y PAGE and Haight Innuire 22l1.c. ie26 It's
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NEW FAT 4 ROOMS, BATH, MODERN M
~ proyements. SOB 1wenty-third ST., near Ala
bama. 1e29 Its
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CANTA CRUZ-SUNNYSIDE; A NEW FIRST
- class boarding house: 81 to 81 IS per day; wal
nut ave. MRS. F. J. BUTCHER. te27 3m
UoLLIN COTTAGES, SANTA CRUZ. CAL
l. Best summer resort Beach Hill, overlooking
the bay. q. w. FOLLtN, proprietor. je27 3m
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C1OTTAGE; 5LARGE ROOMS; BATH; PATENT
y watercloset; room for stabing; large basement;
front and back garden. Apply Sl4 Dolores. leIl u
C,MALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
y lions taken at CALL branch ofices TO Larkln
st. 33s Hayes ST and 25lS Mission ST. open 5iu
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- WEBSTER, COR. LINDEN AVE.-FLAT,
{, L / rooms: inside blinds marble mantel;
planked yard; large cellar and water. je2S 3ts
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

I y.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
6l9 Sacramento St. cabinet work and fitting Up
fices promptly attended 10; telephone 900. mI6 tf
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NDERSoN SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY; HOTEL
~ and cottages now open to visitors: beautifully
located: free hot and cold water and hot sulphur
baths; hrst-class board $40 to Sl4 per week. train
to Castoga, stage to Mddetown, private carriage
to Springs; fare from San Francisco So 80. J. AN
nERSON PrOnrfetOr II
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THE INVENTORS OF THE LADIES' TAILOR {"
system of dress-cuting desiring to speedily make
known the merits of their system aud to establish
permanent school of cutting In San Francisco, Will
cut dreSs-linings and give Instructions In dresseut
ting free of charge for two days only; everybody
invited to call; classes afternoon and evening at 10
0'Farre ST. je29 3t*
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VERY HANDSOME FLAT; ROOMS: MODERN
' improvements; rent so so. 655 Harrison.29 50
IO17 GEARY-4 NICE ROOMS: BATH; FUR
I'll nished halI: Pas; cellar; cheap. ie29 81
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gro FLAT; 4 LARG + ROOMS; WATER FREE.
u ". 125712 Twenty-ffth ST., near Church.2S IS
ok NEW 3 sunny ROOM FLATS; BATH
ID y. and gas. $50 Oai st. je2S 81
NEW FLAT: MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. 1920
N Folsom. bet. Thirteenth and Fourteenth. % 3ts
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IUI;NIsIIED HOUSES.

NICELY FURNISHED sUYNY CORNER Flat
~ rooms 1901 Bush ST. Je2S 81
Q00 BUSH-HuUsE TO RENT; FURNIl IRE
JJU for sale. le@1 ~
/ URNISHEu FLAT ROOMS, BATH TO LET
+ for . or 3 months $50 Hayes St ie26 az
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LOST,


I OST-WILL THE ENTLEMAN THAT CALLED
II at the office of the Sutter-st. Railroad Saturday
evening, June 2lst, with gold coil bracelet with
knobs on both ends, found in the car please call
with il at 1922 Suffer ST. and receive suitable re-
ward. je29 2t
q. n REWARD-DOG LOST, JUNE 27, A
u " small light brown cocker spaniel, = months
old curly ears, small white spot breast, leather
collar. no tag Return same TO 423 Washington ST.
Room z. and receive above reward. LIS
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7 OST-$l0 REWARD; BRINDLE AND WHITE
IL st. Bernard dog; right side of face dark, left
side white; white spot In right eye; name doe -
on collar; license 1901. Return to Room. 81, 1lO4
lat It
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g.t- EACH-5 NEW HOUSES on DENISA-
u I'D dero st, Fulton, in full view of all the
sunny and pleasant ASHTON, all Montgomery
str..+ ie2t lot
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VERY HANDSOME FLATS; COR. POLK AND
V Grove. Apply MADISON Il BURKE. je29 3tt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-26
Literary Notes.

The number Of Hrrpcr's Young People to be
published March 18th Will have notable
array Edwin Lassetter Bynner will con-
tribute short story entitled "Jammer's
Ghost, illustrated by w P. Snyder Will
liam Hamilton Gibson. an article on The
Spring Peepe-s.n illustrated from his own
drawings: E. H. House, a sketch entitled
japanese Jack Ashore Lydia F. Emmef,
a flli-page illustration ofa tabieau entitled
Queen Bess and SIR Walter Raleigh with
explanatory text; Howard Pyle, a fairy
story entitled where to Lay the Blame, .
elaborsiely illustrated from his own draw
ings and Edith NJ. Thomas spoem entitled
"A Cry Of the Newsboy Sa, 0,
Worldr'
The second ia the series sof Shakesperian
reviveIs conducted by Edwin A. Abbey and
Andrew Lang is announced as one of the
attractions Of Harper's Hagasine for April.
The comedy selected for the purpose is
=" The Merchant Of Venice One Of the ten
illustrations from drawings by Mr. Abbey
will form the frontispieee, and represents
the moment, in Scene III. Act !. when Shy
lock exclaims. And for these courtesies
III lend you thus wueh monies As ia the
case of the Merry Wives Of Windsor" in
the December number. Mr.. Lang, in his
Comments, will trace the source Of the
play, examine the materials used by Shakes
peare. and, avoiding conventional raptures,
offer frank personal criticisms on the dra-
Hsatis persoH1e and the supreme head OF
song