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REYNOLDS MAKES A STATEMENT.
He Shows I.ylcs 10 Re the Agsrcssor He
Is Resting Easily


he Shows I.ylcs 90 Re the Aggrossor-He
Is Resting Easily.
Jim Revnolds tho Young man who was
,,,
"'''' d" '"' ''' '' """N'" H"''''"s
scrapo NJ Jim smith saloon IN the fitih
ward Wednesday night is resting easily AZ
VS.. hc,,, c,,,.r ~ D1ip ,,snuc ANA t',rr
s"e''' All" WI" 'h @' ''No""'''S ''NuNe'
lie MAS admitted 70 $500 bond yesterday
Afternoon.
LILIES whom officer Quinn shot while he
WAS 81 deavortne TO oscape. speut tho nirn,
AT thu pollce station and was sent homo
YESTERDAY upop furnishipr $500 MAN law
r,uc, REYNOLDS Inns brother vino was
The thtr1 actor IN IN, afYat~ ,as ,rrestrd
Yesterday upan n charen of assault TO ,n,lr.
der and was released an /, like houd
Jim REYNOLDS furnished A statement for
publication Yesterday. wherein no SANS tbat
fylrs pushed the trouble on him While III,
latter claims he was ant,roniz,d bv pe,
uo,ds who seemed iuicnt unon his acstruc.
ton statement was refused nv I>l.s
further than what was p-in,ed I'm weston.
DAYS Post
REYNOLDS in substance said. About
o'clock "Wednesday risht ne WAS In tho
Hen Ton saloon lylcs car,o in .,rI ,ftc-
some discussion called hin, nm nsui,tnr
name whcrrpnon no STRUCK hin, in a..
face. ana later NJ, n, can,n N h,n, wen
knife Rpvnolds str,ck hir, n,.or ,hn
head with A chair Bvstsna,rs ,r,cr,.,,A
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COUNTY Court.

Estate Of Powell minors; G, W, ThArp
appointed guardian. boud' s?5o0.
Estate Of Mary Meyer. deceased; will adj
mitJed 10 probate; samuel Meyer appointed
executor without bond; II Paul Genrgi,
\. r.. Lanserman and Charles Herman ap-
pointed appraisers, upon inventory being
fllcd estate to he dropped from docket
Estate ~ \, G. Bonner. deceased, John
laireyte appointed administrator bond
$4,000 +. : BURKE. G. \. Dumler aud r.
r. SPOTS appointed appraisers.
Estate 81 Christian Eggert. deceased
Viii admitted 20 probate Emma NJ. rrueti
appointed eNeoutriN Without bond. r \.
Hellg Harry Chase and u. u. Sweater an
pointed appraisers; upon their returning
Inventory estate TO be Slosed and dropped
from docket
Estate Of Nernoy and Robert Decker,
minors, Amelia Decker appointed guar
dian. honG sfo0O
joseph II, Hayes Wooden company vs..
Joseph r.ras, debt Judgment for plaintiff
for SsSf -.
Chicago Betting company vs.. numhlc,
Armislead 4 Crnnan, debt; Judgment for
plaintiff for sSi0,7s.
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ond place three times ana third once and
was unplacea but once. Mcfarland has a
National reputation having heon member
OF ihe famous Morgan 4 Wright racing
tNm Tor the entire National circuit. Hc
lst' the circuit al Philadelphia Just
month ago, and has confined his subsequent
racing 10 the Coliseum at Chicago and 10
his work IN Dallas and here.
Mcfarland is the fellow who gained
reputation on the coast during the railway
strike ~ l>a, when he carried the mails
in and cut " san Jose, his home town
cVcry day over a dirty mile route lie ~
now on his Nay home expecting to leave a.
the conclusion 81 this weeks racing. and
upon his arrival there he viii al once get
down 70 work IN anticipation OF the arrival
OF the Morgan & Wright record breaking
team. which will organize at Coronado
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WHATrYER ISIS 50.

This ola saving means that there is no
way Of getting away from facts ore sure
fact is Tim, 81 Packards Troy Laundry, ei2
ryairie avenue, is the leader. holding that
place by reason Of superior equipment and
the strictly high grade work turned out
can Phone $40 and he sure OF satisfactory
work every time.
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league OF Texas. informs hiri that Friday,
November 49, the fourth day OF the fair,
has been designated as Good Roads Day
In recognition Of the laudahlo cndcavors OF
the Good Roads league In the line OF de-
veloping the highway improvements of the
state.
II is the desire OF the Fair association
that the Good Roads league meet at Dick
inson on that day. Hon. W. 5. Robson,
president o, the league he's boon invited to
deliver an address upon the occasion.
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DISTRICT COURT.

In the Nse Of Hartwcll vs.. she Houston.
East and West Texas and Houston and Tex
as Central railway companies. the jury is
stjl out
In tho case NJ Kirby VS.. Davis the jury
returned a verdict for the defendant.
In the case OF Cora Allen KS. y, F. LIN
coin the jury will be charged at $50 this
afternoon
VIM Mnliu vs.. Missouri Kansas and
Texas; damages. on trial
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William Christian. manager Of the cot.
ton department OF r " Houses hank e.
= believe tho republican party viii 10 ali
in their power 10 hring about bimeiallism
aai push IL as fast as possible; but what
We want Is oompicte restoration Of CONF
meFcial confidence aud money VIII 80 out
10 The people quicker than they antici-
pata
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A IEAn rlrr cINcII-

At last Ne have 80; the people sacssifc
bow Ne do IL. tpin out such purt white
ltrea when al the other huudries are
turn out white work. Water 10 cnlorlass
destitute cf iassc or smell The who,c Is
this; They don't understand The water
nor washing, We know our hisiaesS ana
attend 20 Z, Ring up Isl. The Model Lam
iTy, inil pra.ris.
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Meats and salads, prepared according TO
The most scientific and artistic methods.
can be seen al the Fair at Dickinson. Ne
Vcmhcr L.
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Jcllics. jams and preserves can I've seen
m the greatest variety and abundance At
the Fair at Dickinson, November 20 TO II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-06

The finest lsces, quilts and other fancy
needlowork can he seen az the Fair az
Dickinson. November Ia to u,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-06

Breads and cakes such only as can be
made Ia South Texas, can be seou al the
Fair al Dickinson. November 10 to "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-06

all kinds o. Blank Rocks J rsstori'a
rriuuug and Li,hographiug Company, 2o4
MAJ street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-06

The grandest display Of art work ever
shown In Texas can be seen al tho Fair at
plokinson. Novemher 20 90 "a a
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Mooks Bis Hop Tonight

Visit the floral department At the Fair At
Dickinson. November 10 70 IL
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WE SELL. AND MAKE

Visit the womRn's department at tho
Fair at Dickinson. November 10 10 "a
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SUITS For DISTRICT COURT.

The following suits were filed yesterday
in the district clerks office:
Jane l.. Stanford vs. j. + Hester. debit
r +. olcott vs.. Cummins o Ring al al. ;
debt
Williams Goode VS.. W r. Jones, debt
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Visit the culinary department a, the Fair
at Dickinson and see how much you can
learn.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28
CoUNrRY REAL EsrArr.
nFARRELL d Co.
" DAVID BUSH, COUNTRY DEPARTMENT,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.

" DAVID BUSH, COUNTRY DEPARTMENT,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.
Cd PER ACRE FOR ONE OF THE BEST
ID L stock ranches in Mendocino County of 5000
acres, situated near Eden Valley, with sum-
mer and winter range, we watered and
wooced; 2 four room cottages, barn, stable,
blacksmith-shop and corral; partly fenced;
1900 sheep; 20 head of cattle, and with all
the farming tools on the place; the cheapest
and best ranch in Mendocino County; part
cash, or would exchange for San Francisco or
Los Angeles income property.
q Q0n0 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL AND
sDCOOO profitable summer home farm OF As
acres miles from st. Helena, on Howell
Mountain, with nice furnished house of
rooms Broom cottage, stable and chicken
houses, with 8 acres in vineyard full bearing
family orchard and 572 French prunes.
years old; lovely climate and beautiful view ;
the cheapest place in the State.
QC7R0 FOR ACRES OF LAND AT ELM
WAt tOO hurst; Oakland and Haywards electric
cars every fifteen minutes; nice new modern
hard-fnished cottage or rooms; hot and
cold water and bath; summer kitchens barn;
garden; flowers; ETC.; this property has cost
over $4,000; great bargain if applied for i'm
q 0S00 FOR 7.39 ACRES MILE FROM
spOCUU San Mateo; adjoins Col. Haywards
property; good hard-inished house of 6
rooms and kitchens barn, stable and chicken
houses; well and pump; well fenced and bor-
dered with trees this is about one-half what
this property worth.
S4UUU. Of Of ST. Helena. Napa County; Is acres
In wine grapes in bearing family orchard OF
zoo fruit trees; spring with reservoir: water
p1ped to house and grounds; good house, barn
and outbuildings; good pasture all the year
round; all the stock and tools; about 10 tons
OF hay will go with the place; there will be
from 10 to 70 IONS Of grapes this year.
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'ROPOSALs.

DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING MIGRANTS
L for of the Fire Departme nt-Otlice of the
Board OF Supervisors of the City and County OF
San Francisco, June %, 1896.
In accordance with Resolution No. 1858
(Third Series) of the Board of Supervisors, bids
Will be received in open board OH MONDAY
AFT ERNOON, June 30 1896, from 80 to
o'clock to furnish 500 hydrants, more less, for
use OF the Fire Department, as per pattern to bs
seen at the Corporation Yard of said Department.
Said hydrants TO be delivered from time TO time as
required at the works of the manufacturer from date
OF award OF contract to June SO, 1891 al gates,
bends and valves TO be of San Fran cisco manu-
facture, and all hydrants manufactured and de-
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department prior to
their acceptance
NOTICE. Bidders will state a price per hv-
crant for which they Will deliver the COM
must deliver such number of hydrants as required
and called for by SAID Chief Engineer from time
to time, without extra charge from the price bid,
payment therefor TO be made on the reception
and approval OF the hydrantS as furnished here
under.
The party to whom a contract is awarded
will be required prior TO at the time OF the ex
ecution of the contract to pay the cost OF adver-
tising this notice in three daily new spapers.
In order to preserve uniformity ana 10 facilitate
the award the board has resolved TO receive
bids unless made upon blank forms prepared by
the committee and certified check for the sum OF
5OOdeposited by the bidder with and made payanle
the Clerk the board conditioned If the proposal
is accepted and the contract awarded and II the
bidder shall fail neglect TO pay the advertising
charges, execute the contract and give the re-
CURED bond within six days after the award Is
made then and in that case the said sum shall be
Clerk as nquidated damages for such failure and
neglect.
JNO. A. RUSSELL Clerk
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A FEW REASONS
A WHY THEY SELL so FAST.
Location unsurpassed.
Lots $3.50 to $4U0
Term-$5 cash. So monthly
Streets graded, severed and macadamized.
Water pIped TO every lot
Take the Guerrerost. electric cars OMISSION or
Valencia transfer at 14th), ride TO Chenery and
Castro SITS an d see the Castro-st. Addition. No
lots in the city good for the price, either for in
vestment or home site.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery ST.
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I OTIS LOTS. Iors 1ors
$4500-Pacific ave-, near Baker: 27:6x127 g.
S360O-Two choice lots on Presidio Heights; so
x127 :S: reduced from $4,000.
S3500-Ellis St, near Steiner; 25xl37:6.
$30O0-Baker. near Oak; 25xS6:l0.
$2300-Fulton, near Lott: 25x100.
S2250-Ashbury, near Fell; 25x106:3.
$2250-Corner 9th ave and St: 32 6x100.
$2200-Walnut, near Clay; 25x1l2:6.
S200O-22d, near Church; 50:l1xl14.
$2000-Fillmore, near Union; 25x10
$1500-NE. corner and 18th ave- 81 :6x100.
$1050-4th ave., near California; 25x120.
$900-6 lots in Elk celsiOr Homestead; 150xl00.
$S00-I St., near 18th ave-; 25x100.
S750-l0th ave, near California; 25x120.
$550-SW. cor. N and 9th ave.; 39:lx100
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market st.
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MISSION TENEMENTS
q OOSO CLIPPER ST, NEAR CHURCH:
sDAOOO. fair improvements; renting s2S; 25x
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COMPULSORY SALE
&5500 MAX MAKE :. An s0 OFFER Err NC NfSE RESI-, Isl
St; extra size lot, 32xl62; high mortgage; fore
closure threatened.
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CHEAP INSIDE CORNER
q. II OO NICE CORNER ON GREENWICH
u w. ST, near Mason; suitable for grocery
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RICHNON1

R45A ST., NEAR 23D AVE; $25 DOWN,
GDfOU. S5 per month.
q -SO 2OTH AVE, BET POINT LOBOS
ID CU. and Clement; Sutro road close by;
street macadamized and severed.
Q.7 OSO 25x12O; ID AVE, NEAR POINT
u UCU. Lobos; lots on Clement St.; marine
view; sutro Railroad; 800 down, $40 per month.
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Can and obtain one of our "Real Estate Records,
which contains list Of properties for sale In all
parts of the city. 6. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
Ia MONTGOMERY st,
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28

NTILL T. FISHER & CO., REAL ESTATE
" Agents and General Auctioneers; houses
rented; rents collected; properties cared for; iu-
surance. IA Post St
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A. CHOICE 2O-ACRE TRACT NEAR SANTA
n Rosa; IL acres orchard, acres vineyard; good
house and barn: plenty water; will exchange.
EDWIN X. ALSIP d Co,
Room %, Second Floor, ILLS Building.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28

GOLDEN GATE AVE; FINE INVESTMENT
Gr0O0 REDUCED: GOLDEN GATE AVE
tDJOOU. near Buchanan St houses in fats;
rent $3S; front part OF lot vacant; 27 6xl37 IS.
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CLA1RvoYANTs.

DEMAIN NOT IN DARKN ESS,
IL But seek We the light and knowledge and learn
what the my sterfous future has in store for you.
Consult the acknowledged Prince OF Z arVoy-
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EroR SALE OR EXCHANGE

A HIGHLY IMPROVED FRUIT FARM IN
II full bearing offered for finely located lodging
house or business.
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PARK FLATS.
GTOOO 3NICE BAY-WINDOW FLATS ON
ID tUUO. Page ST., overlooking the park; and
6 rooms and bath each; very mooern; rent $685.
mortgage OF $4,000 can remain; 25x95.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28
IMPROVED.

IMPROVED.
OODS0 COTTAGE; 2OTH ST., Mr.. CAS-
ID DZZOO. tro; $3.50 down.
G.OO00 PRICE REDUCED ON ELEGANT
tDAOOO. new Broom cottage on 9TH ave, near
Point Lobos ave; must be sold within ten days;
$500 down.
"a. SOS0 WEBSTER ST., Mr.. JACKSON:
CDOZOO. lot 25xl00; substantial g. room
house; lot worth the money
G6l00 ELbGANT NEW, MODERN
S55.
G76nn HOUSE OF 3 ELEGANT FLATS;
ID tOOO. Guerrero St, nr. 18th; income $67.
q. I = AO0 CHOICE NE. COR. ON POLK
u i O.GUO. ST.; business center; store and IL
rooms above: rent 500; must be sold; make offer
CIX 80 VARAS ON THE APEX AND PIN
- nace of the choicest residence site in the city;
for safe in 5Ovsras subd ivisoJs; location, Clay
and OctaYia sts; marine view north, south, east
and west, impossible of obstruction; the famous
Lafayette Park, now known as Holladey Heights; /;
title absolutely perfect: terms reasonable.
Houses and lots for sale in all parts OF the city.
Call for lists.
WILL E. FISHER 65 CO., IA Post st.
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GIT-EpGED INVEsrM NT.
GI3 S0O Nuh2 REACH my 80. y : -. :.
Ut >. OOU. ment: io. from Ing on 3 streets;
ccyeied by fair improvements. paying 6iSh rate
o. nlereit on ibis amount; bar = n.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28

MISSION FLATS AT A BARGAIN.
q. AOSA 14TH ST.. NEAR HOWARD; 2
u iZOU. nice fats OF and rooms and bath
each; rent SS4.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


MADISON & BURKE, REAL ESTATE
VI Agents; established 1858: 626 Market ST.
Q15 Oa0 RENT 1854 PER ANNUM;
ID .OOU. excellent improve ments; lot 50x
a20; two fronts; SutIer ST. near Buchanan.
GRO non MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS
ID A.OON. corner on Fillmore ST., 90 :6x1OO,
entirely covered with substantial improvements;
large store; irst-class location for grocery.
posT ST.. NEAR ONES: LARGE HOUSE IN
i first-class condition; 10 rooms and bath; only
$4,000.
HOME ON HAYES ST.: ON LY $4,000 ASKED;
II an offer solicited; 8 rooms and bath; lot
2SX42:6; sunny side.
CHoICE CALIFoRNIA-ST. HOME, SUNNY
~ side, near Steiner; frontages; terms easy;
viii take lot in part payment: owner leaving city
u .OUU. sion Of ii rooms and bath; lot
Ss;9x12O to rear street
@eOOO sTEINERsT., NEAR PINE; NEW
UOZOt. cottage Just completed; rooms and
BATH 25xl03:6.
DARK RESIDENCE: FELL ST, Mr.. LOTT;
L rooms and bath; all modern convenlences:
25x137: :6; only $7260. MADISON & BURKE.
QeknO WASHINGTON, NEAR DEvIsA-
JDOOOb. dero-7 rooms and bath; conserva-
toryi lot 25x127:s. MADISON & BURKE.
G16O0 EVERETT, BET. Sd. AND 4TH;
DtOOU. nice flats; rents $50; lot S7:6xs0.
QcO00 PAGE, NEAR FREDERICK; RESI-
DOOOO. dence Of Z rooms and bath; lot 25x
e7:6 MADISON Il BURKE
QS0O0 4FLATs; STEVENSON ST, NEAR
I'D OOOO. Ridley; rents $44; lot 26x77 ;6.
street accepted. MADISON 81 BURKE
07000 RUSS, NEAR FoLSoM;2 2 HOUSES,
ID tOOO. b0xlO0; well rented for $6S per
month; part of lot still vacant
@00OO 9Th AVE, Mr., CALIFORNIA; 2
tDAAOO- fats rooms and bath each; rents
$25; lot 25x120.
q O000 RENTS 1886 PER ANNUM; 8
IDOOOU. fats; Natoma, First; 2S6x75.
@OO0O REDUCED; LARGE INCOME;
PAAOU. Shipley, nr. 9th; flats; lot 25x75.
700 CORTLAND ND AYE, 60 COR B Ben, En-
for 8 horses; lot 25x1o0
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DoRTLAND, OREGON, FRUIT FARM:

CORTLAND, OREGON, FRUIT FARM:
For sale-20-acre farm IN high state of culti-
walton; seven acres are planted to American vari-
ETY. of grapes, namely: the Concord, Diamond,
Eaton Moore's Early Worden, Niagara now full
bearing; several hundred large red gooseberries;
half an acre planted to cherries, pears, apples,
prunes, plums; one and half acres planted OF
Fay's and cherry currants; new five-room hard
finished one and half story house, heated by
hot water; barn; wagon-shed; new greenhouse,
25x52; good well fine water; windmill and run
ming water the year round; this place is on good
level county road, four miles from Portland city
limits and eight miles from center of PORTLAND
price, $4,000 or be 1ivided into two l0-acre
tracts-the tract with building, $4,000: the other,
$4,000 three and half acres of grapes each
tracts it is divided by county road terms are half
cash, balance at per cent. Address FREDERICK
LIND, Fulton z. o., Multnomah County, Oregon.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
lie AM saIesroomS u Montgomery ST.. near
NarSo
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28

MISSION COTTAGE: SACRIFICE.
QstNOO WILL ENTE RTAIN AN OFFER;
u 0UU. Clipper-st cottage Of 4 rooms and
bath; 26x1l4; small amount cash.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28
NFsTERN ADDITION.

SOUTH OF THE PARK.
OK EACH; LOTS OF EXCELLENT Lo-
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28

A LSO FINE BUSINESS BLOCK IN OAK
~ land for stock or grain farm.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28

BARG I>sJu e cElvED.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28

UNIMPhUN ED PRUPEhI1
6Ux190; Waller. near Scott; frontages; will sell
in subdivisions.
$4500-24th NE. cor Vicksburg; 5Ox114.
S40O0-65x117 IS; Sc. cor. Sanchez and 23d-
$27O0-Broderick, near Bush; e. sde 30x10S.
$3250-Hayes, mr.. Fillmore: 25x157:6.
$240q-Castro cor. Elizabeth: 26 :6x106.
S22OU-Lyon, near Grove; 25x100.
$2050-Ridley, near Scott; 25x117:6.
$1,000 each-2 lots on Bush, near Broderfck; re-
duced from $4,000.
SlS00-Noe near 18th: 25x110.
$1300-19th, near Sanchez: 25x114
$1000-Hancock, near Sanchez; 25x114
PIT Lobos. nr. 2Sth ave-; 25x100.
MADISON d BURKE. 626 Market ST.
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PROF. Nj. L. CARNFLLE,
nTTLsY~- HCc RarTTrT-

ants,
PROF. Nj. L. CARNFLLE,
BUSINESS MEDIUM.
He accomplishes whatsoever he undertakes and
is inquest onably the peer OF all mediums before
the public He gives important advice on all
business undertakings. He warns you of coming
danger, trouble and sickness; guides you Alright in
eli affairs Of life marriage divorce love, law and
speculaton tells ii your friends are true or false or
if your enemies are threatening or dangerous. Bv
him lovers united ard troubles heaieu. he
Ieunites the separated husband aud wire ana
secures for you the heart and hand OF the one you
love in marriage, He tells all about your uture
family and domestic life. His advice and consul
tation are much sought ef er, and aiwavs with
financial pitfalls are aYerted and business disasters
avoided lie reads the future so clearly OF each
individual that they may take time by the toreoek
and prepare if need be for the inevltable his
methods are peculiarly his own, and he is frank to
acknowledge that his wonderful occult power is
to himself mystery. All matters. of whatsoever
nature are strictly conf lential and sacred. Send
stamp for circular. Hours, 9 to daily and Sun
day. Parlors, 220 EDDY st.
GITANA, The GYPSY.
" This remarkable woman, whose career has
been of success is gifted by nature with a
power that approaches the miraculous. she IS ac-
knowledged by the public wherever she has been
to be the marvel of the nineteenth century, Gi-
tana is prophet of worldwide repute; is recon-
mended by every one of her pa irons Her advice
is infaIble, convincing and beyond dispute. her
powers excite the wonder and aumfration OF even
the most sKeptical. Through her remarkable de
velopment of second sight and her thorough
knowledge OF many sciences peculiar to the men
Of the Orient she is enabled TO penetrate the
web of human life. She gives advice on
business, lawsuits, speculation, love, courtship,
matrimony. She unites the separated and causes
speedy and happy marriage with the one of your
choice. The troubled and unfortunate should seek
her counsel All persons unsuccessful in business,
who seem to be unlucKy, should call on Gltana ana
seek her aid and start Alright Remember that
she has permanently located in San Francisco,
and what she can do is guaranteed by what she
has done.
Gitana is the only Oriental Hindoo charm
worker in the country.
All business strictly private and confidential.
Office hours, A. II. to 8 p NJ. 8 Turk st.