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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

HOGS-The market this morning was not
only SC higher, but 1t was active at the
advance, and the most of the hogs changed
hands early in the morning. II was ap-
parent that the buyers wanted the hogs
good deal worse than they did short time
ago, when they were cheaper than a. pres
ent. and they were all out looking for sup
plies o01 The P2puaF SoS ranSSe tho for g9Gd loads
hogs sold, as against 1895 yesterday. Some
right good loads sold at H.O7h, with a top
at $40.
The tendency of the market this week
has been upward and the trade as whole
in good shape for the sellers. On most days
values have been high as compared with
other market points The week opened with
a slight advance and values We're again
higher on Tuesday and Wednesday, with
still further advance the last OF the week
so that the week closed with the market
lOc higher than the close of the previous
week and close to 25c higher than two
weeks ago. Representative sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
California Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. Dec 6-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-Evaporate apples con-
tinue In light supply and the market steady;
state evaporated, common, Ga6lac; prime
G%m7c; choice, 79iGshc; fancy Slaq9c.
California dried prunes, 3laHSc per h. as
To size and quality. Apricots Royal 130
15c; Moor Park. 15N1Sc Peaches, peeled
2Oa92c; unpeeled, 7iaal0c,
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Dec 15.-There has been no
material change In the cotton goods market
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
stock in Sight.

Following are the receipts at the four
principal western markets for December l6:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
New Y"rIS Dry Goods Market.

Continued on Thirty-frst Page,)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
BIG SWEEPSTAKES SHOOT.
Remarkable Scoring BY Experts in Meet Of lnisr-
STATE Association at The Providence Gun Club.

The largest sweepstakes shoot eve.
held I'm Rhode Island took place yester-
day on the grounds NJ the Providence
Gun club. in East Providence. under
the auspices of the Interstate associa-
tion which has arranged five such
shoots for the New England circuit.
The grounds were in perfect condition
and the weather was excellent, except
for little too much wind.
The program called for 10 events at
known and unknown angles. The
known angles consisted OF 10 blue rocks
per man. The unknown angles of 90
birds contestant. The first event had
"a contestants, who shot in squads of
four men each.
Among the contestants were such
cracks as Tanning. Tucker. Leroy, Par
ker. Banks, III. Money. Dickey. Norton,
Kellar and Courtney. who shot for tar
gets only. being barred from sweep
stake and purses.
They also shot for the cash prizes a.
fered to the high guns in the entire two
days program.
Providence talent was well represent
ed. and the Woonsocket Gun club selS
down Campbell Getchell, Coffin. Mills
and SeagraNes. while Messrs. Greencr,
Balm. Root and Reiner represented the
Centerdale Gun club.
The shooting began at $50. with "a
entries in the first event, which was Is
blue rocks at known angles. Banks
killed 10 straight, as aid :. a. Greene.
an amateur. Parker, Leroy. Dickey and
several OF the pros" scored H.
In the second event. at unknown
angles, 20 birds. III. Money and r. Howe
scored II. The feature OF the shoot
was the work Of the experts.
Lunch was served on the grounds.
and at the conclusion of the shoot the
party had q special clambake. At 7:30
last evening complimentary moon
light sail was given by the Providence
Gun club TO the visiting shooters.
The officials: IL w. Balm. presiderG
". G. Root, treasurer. and II. H. Mes.
bit, secretary. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
Began 10 Gauge Bowen 10 The Third and
Baited Hard During Rest Of Game.
EVANS HIT HARD IN ONE INNING ONLY
wonrsas and Hsriords PIaysd a Double Header
and Broke Even Syracuse and Worcester
Did Lkswse Two Games for Toronto.

The Providence Grays used the stick
effectively at Rochester yesterday aft
ernoon and defeated the home team by
a score of twelve to five. Evans pitch
ed for the Grays and he was very
steady in his work and proved "A puzzle
for the Rochester batsmen. Bowen
blanked the Providence men In the
first two innings. but they began 10
gauge him in the third and in the
fourth inning they had his measure
pretty accurately taken. Bowen was
batted for four runs I'm the fourth,
which put Providence ahead, and that
lead was increased by two in the sixth
and one i'm the seventh. The Bronchos
rallied and scored three in the eighth.
which cut the lead down to three runs,
but the Grays hammered Morse for
four more runs In the ninth, and then
they held the home team 10 "A shut-out
I'm the last half. Evans was "A puzzle To
Bucks aggregation. and the eighth was
the only inning I'm which he was touch
ed up To any extent. Smith, Barclay
and O'Brien worked i'm three triples
which affords relief to the local fans.
but the features of the game were the
catching of Leahy and the fielding OF
Walters, who captured half "A dozen
chances i'm the middle garden. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
WIND FAvoRs vAQuERo III.
Near End Of Race Shlfi Of Breeze Helps The 30
fooisr al Newport.

The S0-footers had fiuksy winds and
generally undressing conditions for
their race. at Newport yesterday. The
vaquerorIII Was again a winner. She
was Well sailed, as she usually Is, by
Mr.. -puryea,r but he owes his victory
yesterday 10 being in favorable posi-
tion when the wind changed near the
end OF the race.
A triangular course i'm the bay, from
Brenton iCoye TO Bishop Rock, thence
10 jamestown and back 10 the start,
was sailed twice over. The wind was
northwest for most OF the time though
once there was no wind for a while,
and before IL came OUT northwest again
IL blew from all points. Ii was then
that the Vaquero got her advantage
The start was at $40. The time was as
follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20

TOastma maSer-Gentlemen it gives me
now to-bm hold, Arc there any re-
pOrters presenf?
Unanimous respOnse-NOi
Toastmaster~-Gengl 10 gives me
great pleasure 70 call Upon the brave
ana distinguished Cap ain lron3ides go
RESPOND tOthe toast our Cordial Re-
'ations With the Great European
Powers"
Crumultuous cheering Chicago
Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
'Batted for Bowen I'm eighth inning.
\ GAME APIECE.

Two games were played by the Mon
treals and Hartfords at Montreal yes
terday. The first was won easily by
the Champions, who, IL they had play
ed a better fielding game, would have
shut out the Hartfords. The second
game was a pitchers battle. Hartford
won by hitting the pail opportunely.
The Yielding and pitching i'm this game
were both of high order The wealth
or was cloudy and chilly, keeping down
the attendance. Attendance 1900. The
scores by innings:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
(Flrst Game.)

Runs--Bannon .. Butler. Sudhoff--4; (;
Hemming, Dolan-2. Two-base hits
Campbell. Il. Brown. Hemming. Three
base hit-Myers. Home run-Bannon.
Double play-,Smith to Roat TO Beau
mont. First base On bals-Off Sudhoff
2. Hit by pitched ball--Shannon, j.
Brown. Struck out-By Sudhoff 2; by
Pappalau z. Wild pitch--Sudhoff. Left
on bases--Toronto 8; Springfield 9. Um-
pire--Lyndon. Time-l:4O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
eot Over Fin, vesss

SIMS wnstows sooTBISo SYRUP has bess
used for over nifty wears by millions oi
mothers tor their children while teethins,
with perfect success n soothes the child,
sOftens the gums, sllsys al pain. cures wind
j. VIII relieve the poor Bste su6srsr imme.
6ist.lv. sold by prugsiso IN every part %
the world Twenty .nve -cense . hsstis Be
snre and ask for Ma. WNolevss sosthips
psrup.' and take nc stasf H..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
ROCHESTER,.

Runs-Walters 9 Cassidy Davis 8.
Nyce >. Leahy, Cooney 2, Evans-12; ;
Lush. Smith. Householder. OHagan,
Burke. Three-base hits-Smith.
Barclay, O'Hagan. Stolen bases
Walters, Davis, Leahy. Double plays
-O'Hagan TO Bean to O'Hagan. First
base On balls-By Bowen /; 10y Evans
4. Hit by pitched ball-By Evans 1.
Struck out-By Bowen !; by Evans 2;
by Morse l. Wild pitch-Bowen. Um-
pre- Boyd. Timc-2:20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
(Second Game !

Runs-Bannon 3, Brown, Grey 2.
Smith 3. Hannivan. Roat. Alloway o
l3; Shannon .. Hemming 2 Dolan 2, II.
Brown, Myers 2. Phelps 2. Baker-l2.
stolen bases-Bannon 2 Smith, Myers,
IT, Brown, Shannon. Two-bagg hits
Bannon. Alloway. Campbell, Baker.
Three-base hits-Smith. Hemming.
Home run-Grey. First base on balls
OF Hardy 3: off Aloway /, off Baker
?. Hit by pitched ball-Myers. Bannon,
Struck out-By Hardy L. by Alloway l:
by Baker 3. Left on bases-Toronto 3:
Springfield Q. Ump:re-Lyndon. Time
, 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
TODAY'S tiAMES.

At Worcester-Hartford W. worces-
ter.
At Syracuse-Toronto W. Syracuse
At Rochester-Montreal VS.. Roches-
ter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20

Runs-Scheibeck .. Johnson, Dooley 2.
Henry. Jacklitz; Felix %: Shlndle.
Cavelle, Gatins "a. Sacrifice hit--Stu-
art. Stolen bases-T. Bannon. Johnson.
Dooley. G.. Bannon. felix. Two-base
hits-Dooley. Henry, Cavelle. Home
runs-Scheibeck 2. Double play-Felix
20 Dooley. First base ON balls-Off Fe-
lix 2: off.iHodson 4. Struck out-By Fe-
lix .. by Hodson 3. Passed bals--Jack-
litz. Urquhart. Left on bases-Mon-
treal 2; Hartford 6. Umpire-OLo Lough-
lin Timc-l:45
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20

Keenan, TO Field; Harrington to Carr.
Struck out--By keenan, 8; by Miller 3.
First base on balls-Miller I. Passed
ball Bransfield. Umpii1-Wise. Time
Lib.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20

Runs-Lynch. Lezotte-2; Kuhns.
Rickert, Carr~-3. Sacrifice hits--Kim-
Bile. Field Rickert. Double play-Mc-
Quaiu TO Harrington 70 Carr. Struck
out-By Horton /. First base on balls
on Kimble l; of Horton 3. Umpire
Wise.
WON TWO GAMES.
Toronto won two games from the
Springfield Ponies at Toronto yester-
day, the first on Bannons hOQer I'm the
eighth, which brought IN two runs. In
the second game Toronto was blanked
FOR Ave innings, while the Ponies had
secured four runs. Ia the sixth Toron-
to had streak OF batting which netted
seven runs. Six more were added in
the seventh and eighth. The Ponies
braced up I'm the ninth and scored six
runs. but quit one behind Toronto. The
scores by innings:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20

PERRIN-L0uis schwartz. NJ GOtt-
lett. Mrs Bennett. Boston: T. ] Hollings-
worth, Springfield: VI Thompson. New
York. & a Robinson. Utica;H : CAL
lup. Centerville: j Williams and wife.
Scotland: Edward j Bowen Lynn
Thomas FHnley. Jasper Achrn Fred
Litterno. Frank Dowty. Oscar ]; Lewis.
Richard Raymond. Gus Benson. Adel-
bert Il Hammock. T. : A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
(FirRt Game

Runs-Lynch .. Lezotte. Grifin 2.
kecnan-6 Sharrott. kuhns. Rickert.
carr. Two-base hits-lsezotte. Field.
carr Thrce-basc hit--Badd Stolen
hases-I.yuch winter Field, kuhns.
kickert 2 Bransncld. Double plays
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20

CIrY-R ; Fitzgerald. Boston; u Il
Donovan. New York ID G. Harper and
wife, Boston: j n Brown and wife.
Springfield; T. Anderson. r VI Hamp-
ton. Boston: VIM H Kelly, Bridgeport3
Thos y Call. Pawtucket: VIM w Gid
ersleeve. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20

MoULToNBoRo. y. H.-CAMP TO
rent on an island I'm Lake Winnipe-
satalee. For particulars address Mrs.
L. l.. DAVIS. Mountonbor0, ~ il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20

SUMMER BoARD-FARM HOUSE.
s. and 80 per week. Address Mrs. IL.
J. r.. Manchester Green. Conn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
Second Game.)

Runs-Shindle, stuart. Esper-s:
Jacklitz 2-7. Stolen bases-T. Bannon,
Jacklitz, Shindle. Two-base hit-Schei-
beck. Three-base hits-Cavelle Stuart.
Double play-Scheibeck 10 Dooley First
base on balls-Off Esper 3; off Souders
I. Struck out-By Souders 3: by Esper
8 Passed ball-Uruuhart. Left on
bases-.Hartford 4. Montreal 3. Umpire
-O'Loughlin. Time-l:s0.
BROKE EVEN.
In the two games played at Syracuse
yesterday the Stars and Worcesters
broke even. Miller was hit for n total
OF fourteen and the score OF the Stars
would have been much larger had their
base running been up tn the mark. In
the second game kimble allowed but
one hit until two We're out In the ninth
inning. But two men had reached first.
then three hits were made ~ row and
Ladd hit out a liner To Stroh which he
muffed. letting I'm two runs that won
the game. The scores by Innings:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
THE SAVOY RESTAURANT
RAGANSETT PIER.

NAHbA6A NNtli i'fh-
BEST OF FOOD At REASONABLE PRICES.
Nicely Furnished Room. with or without
board. CliAS. n. SIREEIfE, MANAGER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
THE ORM s BEE,

Formerly Chandler, NARRAGANstrr PIER.
Remodelcd, RenSvAtcd and Improved.
American or European plan, q 10 : per day
meals at ail hours, fun COurse dinner VOc.
special rates for parties.
r. ii. oi.MsBEE. Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20

SAVOY Y-STANLEY--T s Loomis and
vile, New York: Irving G. Ludwick
Boston; A B Clark. Springfield ] w
Burner and wife. Detroit: r IL Rich
mond and wife, Boston; w @ Russell
and wife. Worcester: r G Williams. g
\ Lanan. Boston; Peter Mark and
wife, Washington. ID G; Mr. and Mrs j
X Lanson, Woonsocket: Mr. and Mrs
l. a Townsend. Brockton: : G. Hutch
ins. II n Wht liter, G NJ Carroll. Provi-
dence: Fred Grant. Boston, w G clark.
New York. X Denney, Providence; g
l. Haur. harrington.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco
Cal. corner of Market and Third streets. open
until y O'Clock every night IN the year.
RRANCII OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner clay. open until $50 .. m.
500 Hayes street: open until e.So p. m.
ga AfcAnistcr street: open until $50 p m.
cis Iarl.in street: open until 80 .. N.
1881 Mission street; open until 10 p N.
2e@ Market street, corner Sixteenth: open
uItl 3. M.
-06 Eleventh street. open until p. m.
1895 Valencia street. open until p N.
1928 POLK street. open until p. n.
Northwest corner of Twenty-second and Ken
tuclly streets. open until ?. m.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ui5c-LOT 7sx125: cottage room. ana -.
street work done; easy terms.
tzZCo-Lot b0xlt nne cottage: large rooms
$40 per month: great snap
fooO-Lot 4oxi5o: Morton St betwean rau-
roads near station and school: handsons ns,v
cottage OF rooms and bath: $500 ana J.s Der
bath; Alameda ave-. near Morton-s, ,s.,,te,t 80
easy terms. '''"-Se- E-'''ol'
sssVO-E9t foxi5o: hne new s-story hruse a
sssn-i.. $50 oath morton St. near stations and
.ssoa sooo cash. balance 80 per month.
tSeo-Lot lsxlsO: on main avenue cotta-.
In all parts Of Alameda. ~ 's'
H. p. MoREAL a CO.
lDz Park St. Alameda. Cal
NHEAPEST and best In AmericA-rhs Weekiv
al. 10 pages. sent to any address In IN,
@ @Dniea states or Canada one year foe ~
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29

DLES-PANHANDLES
The extension OF the Park Panhandle is the
question that is interesting the property owners
at present; property adjacent TO Golden Gate
Park has steadily increased in value: even IL
the Panhandle is not extended the lots in the
NEW BLOCK
We offering bound TO improve. selling
fast: eight handsome homes now being built
The choicest and cheapest lots in the city in
the growing Sunset district. facing on Ninth
and Tenth aves. between and X sts only
two blocks from Golden Gate Park and electric
car lines. These lots the first rise from
the Park ana command magnificent marine
view which can never be obstructed; no NOR.
charming home sites in the city: prices only
500. and on SIC monthly payments: street work
done every lot on grade with street: see them
al once; take blue cars Eddy st. ellis and
Haight st. cars transfeT): get or at Ninth ave
and II ST.
LYON & HoAG ia Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
ATTORNEYS At LAW.

ADVICE free: r ". KING. room Is. hrst floor.
Chronicle buiding. no advance charges all
cases. estates. MORTGAGES. damages. collec-
lions. bankruptcy; Wills. etc. drawn: moder-
nfn fnne. call write
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
DENTISTS.


A-DR 7. S. HIGGINS dental parlors sg7
Market St. over Cafe Zinkand-Teeth extract
ed without pain by use OF electricity Gas or
chloroform: also by local anaesthetics applied
10 the gums: the best and most artistic dental
work al reasonable prices. pure gold filings
from 81 up: other filings from soc: badly de-
caNed teeth carefully treated and filed or
crowned without pain: plates that ut iron
90 up' open evenings and Sundays
A NEW anaesthetic for painless dentistry
Synol. on application 20 the gums rem ives
the pain; see our iesh-colored plates: thinner
and stronger than rubber; warranted for 20
Gears. crown and bridge work. teeth with
out a plate; fillings. zoe. crowns. 50 80: plates
full set. s.: all work painless and warranted
Chicago Dental Pariors. "a Sixth st.
AT the ELECTRO DENTAL CLINIC Soe Nar-
ket st. cor an. rm Z. Flood bldg. you can
have your eNtractions done painlessly. teeth
without plates our speciality. gold crowns
$ 80 up plates. extractions free. 81 50 up. Of
nce hours. a. m. 20 10 D. m. Sundays to ?
=. m. G. W. WILLIAMSON. NJ D.. Manager.
DIR GEORGE W. LEEK. 20 oFarrcIi =: ex
tracts and nils teeth painlessiy by his wonder
ful secret method; crowns. 81: bridges 81:
rubber or flexible plates. So: received 8 first
prizes; no students; guaranteed y years.
Or LUDLUM HILL l44s Mark., y near
Eleventh-Crowns bridge work and nliiags
specially all work reasonable; gas given.
VAN NRooM-Painless extraction by electric
iy. guarantee 10 years; loves; prices: 10 oper-
ators' no students. ss7 Market 81.
PARIS Dental Parlors. 255 Kea-ny. cor Bush
Fun at of teeth. 81. crowns. 50; filings. 25c.
LOWEST prices in s F.: work warranted 10
years y. y. Dentists. s69 Mission cor. 9Th.
Guaranteed dentistry 81 per week: refer 10 500
CITY patients Esmond Dental Pariors 4S 9Th.
SET Of teeth without plate DR. H G.
YOUNG. lSil Polk II.
OHIO Dental Parlors. Inc: S graduate OPERA
tors: open eycninss and Sundays. $50 Market.
DREssMAE<ERs AND sEAMsTREssEs
PARIsIAN dressmaking. 3s7 Geary: dresses
made $ up; dresses made over: perfect At
MCDOWELL Dressmaking School: leading sys
TEN. easy payments; evg classes l03 Post
s. r. Dressmaking Ladies' Tailoring Pariors.
French tailoring system taught. sos Van Ness
ACCORDION pleatng factory. all kinds pieat-
ing. pinking. l2l Post. over o. Connor & Moffatt
EDUCATIONAL.
ALL official reporters OF this city advise stu
dents 10 go TO Galaghers Shorthand Instl-
tute. Parrot building be wise: follow their
advice: be thorough: life scholarship $50.
ALL students but two taking full course
this year got positions. SAN FRANCISCO
BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1876 Market st.
ENGINEERING school. civil. electrical mining.
mech. survey, assay. archi. day and even
est. 1854. VAN DER NAILLEN. go Market.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
WATCH REPAIRING.

WATCHES cleaned 75c: guaranteed 2 v.,
The Roy Jewelry and OntIcal Co go Esar
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
'lVV9-LOI on Haste ST. near college ground.
SSO0-Neat cottage: new ana rTodc-- :.
rooms; terms easy
Agency Scenic Park Tract
o. G. MAY CO.. Berkeley.
m,.-i1 .ats-i1 rooms. modern: near statio,. \
minutes TO University. rrice s250o- ..a a..ons .
FREEsE CoDDINGToN, BerkeisX s,s,,ns- .e,ns-
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Wan FL
more miners. 50 per day; more miners
half fare paid. t52 per month: also farmers.
mixers, cooks. walters. dishwashers and
others. W. ID. EVER * CO. 6lO Clay st
WANTED
Experienced driver for milk wagon In city
young single with references required
salary SIS per month and found. W. d.
EVER & CO. SO Clay st
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
BUSINESS oHANcEs-cont,nued.


'25o-PARTNER wanted IN paying business;
money used 10 enlarge: no experience re-
quired; trial given. Geary. room 2.
DRUGsToRE-Below invoice: must sell before
January 10; good reason Railroad ave. and
Park St. Alameda.
SALOON. old-estabiished corner at bargain
side entrance 20 cafe; departure cause OF
sale 6s2 Market st. room 6
CANDY store for sale: will invoice $500: must
sell at once: make an offer; any old price
- " : ese aN,
OLD established barber shop. with tools and
rooms. rent cheap. ll03 Howard ~.
FOR SALE-An old and well-estabiished mer-
chant tailoring business in Southern Callfor-
MA For information apply at REISS BROS.
CO. "a sutter street
LIQUOR store. including building and lease
East st
SADDLERY and harness business for sale: es-
tsblished years, Apply 769 Mission ST.
RESTAURANT. transient location. for sale
Inquire in meat market. $40 Howard street
TO Furnished hotel. good country
town. Address box 1919. Gail office.
FOR SALE-Resaurant. l55 Fourth street: do
ing good business. cheap.
:2coo-PARTNER wanted in ola established
business Box i7l' call office.
COFFEE and tea routes supplied from GEO.
". cAswIcLL & cos il2 Sacramento st.
SHOP for painter. plumber carpenter: rent
and more in work. WM. HENDRlCKSON
CO. Ga can building.
a BRANCH Office for the reception OF adver-
tisements and subscriptions has been opened
at 1923 Polk St; open until p. m.
a BRANCH office for CAN advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1886 Va
lencia a..
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at the
northwest corner Of Twenty second and Ken
lucky SIS: open until n m.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
BAKERY. also laundry wagon: fine top buggy
almost new. bus. buggy. new: bus. wagons
new suitable dry goods stores S2S Harrison.
ALL kinds Of wagons buEgies carts. harness,
etc. cheap. EGAN & SON. 2ll7 Mission st.
100 SETS second d-hand harness: wagons. carts.
.1sgles. s1rrey- and horses ll-- Eo.s.m St.
CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING.
WHEN YOU become eisrusied with moor work
send 10 SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet-beat-
Ing Works. S5S-s57 Tehama 81. tel. s iO
J. =. MITCHELL Carpet Cleaning Co. 24o l4th
ST.. cleaning Sc per yard tel Mission -
CITY steam Carpet Beating Works C H.
STEVENS. mgr. $40 Sth st; tel South 25o
). McQUEEN'S California Carret Cleaning Co.
E52 Stevenson ST; tel. South 22S: lowest rates
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co. 402 Sutter St:
tel. Main Ssi. GEO. WALcoM, proprietor.
CARPETS cleaned at Sc Per yard. laid al Sc
STRATToN'S. , Eighth ST.: tel. Jessie sii.
CoNkLIN'S Carpet-beating Works. 355 Golden
Cate ave: telenhone East I2G.
CLEANING COMPOUNDS.
UTICA Cleaning and Toilet Compounds and
Compound Paste: a household blessing: a sure
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

AT 12e Kearny, rm. g. respectable private place
TO borrow on watches. diamonds lowest
rites; take elevator: tel Davis 995.