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Osborn Edward T., clerk, r. 2725 Pine
Osborn E. F., storekeeper stmr San Jose
Osborn Frank F. (Osborn & Alexander) r. Oakland
Osborn Frederick A. (R. F. Osborn & Co.) r. 4 Liberty Osborn George, carpenter, r. 26 Laskie
Osborn George F., clerk H. M. Newball & Co., r. 2810% Pine
FREDERICKSBURG
LAGER BEER IS THE BEST;
San Francisco i
Office, 403 Market St.
TELEPHONE 1150.
Brewery : SAN JOSE.
W. E. LANE
THE HONEST PLUMBER, WILL GIVE YOU SATISFACTION. 505 Kearny Street. TELEPHONE 315.
Osborn George W., office 40-41 Nevada Block, r. 101% Van Ness Av
Osborn George W. Jr., attorney at law, 40-41 Nevada Block, r. 101 % Van Ness Av
Osborn Gustav, calker, r. 13 Tebama
Osborn Homer E., with Brown, Craig & Co. r. Als- meda
Osborn Julia A., widow, r. 368%% Clementina
Osborn Lamartine, mining secretary, 33 Nevads Block, r. 822 Post
Osborn Lincoln E., undertaker J. C. O'Connor & Co., r. 767 Mission
Osborn Olof, cook, r. 1448 Minna
OSBORN R. F. & CO. 'Robert F. and Frederick A. Osborn) importers and dealers cabinet, piano and uphol- sterers' hardware, 751 Market
Osborn Robert F. (R. F. Osborn & Co.) r. 913 Valen- cia
Osborn Robert F., salesman, r. 102 Ellis
Osborn Russell W., agent Brown, Craig & Co., r. 2112 Sutter
Osborn Theodore, cook Louis Meyer, r. 108% Geary Osborn Thomas D., bookkeeper Russ, Sanders & Co., r. 613 Geary
Osborn Willism, collector Call, r. Oakland
OSBORN & ALEXANDER
(Frank F. Osborn,and George W. Alex- ander) importers and dealers hard- ware, mechanics' tools, foot and steam power machinery, bicycles, tricycles, etc., 401 Market
Osborne Darragh J., draughtsman Psc. Rolling Mill, r. 715 Eddy
Osborne D. M. & Co. (Auburn, N. Y.) Frank H. Keyes manager, reapers, mowers and self- binding harvesters, N & Bluxome bet Fifth and Sixth
Osborne Henry A., marine engineer, r. 1906 Golden Gate Av
Osborne James S., solicitor Provident Savings Life Assurance Society, r. 323 Jones
Osborne J. d'Arcy, private secretary Adolph Sutro, office 30 Montgomery Block
Osborne John, varieties, 2301 Jackson
Osborne Mary J., r. 437, 4th
Osborne Oakley B., insurance agent, r. 418 Ellis
Osborne T. W., driver, r. 334 Bush
Osborne William H., fireman, r. 1917 Mason
Osbourne George, manager Alcazar Theatre, r. 1413b Cisy
Osburn Stephen D., conductor, r. 2006 Ellis
Osburn William, contractor, r. 1916 Page
Oscklin William, wire cleaner. r. 604 Chestnut
Osegueda Matilde, tailor, 649%% Broadway, r. 1516 Powell
Oser Henry A., delivery clerk Cal. Nav. and Imp. Co., r. 817 % Baker
Oser Johanna, widow, r. 817% Baker
Oser Louis, porter, r. 817%% Baker
Osezdorff Wladislaus. cabinetmaker, r. 2327 Howard
Osgood A. A., bakers and confectionery, 335 McAllia- ter
Osgood Archer, carriage painter, r. 413% Franklin
Osgood Charles E., artificial stone mnfr, r. 906 Church Osgood Charles P., salesman Carolan & Co., r. 2424 Fillmore
Osgood Hesea, with Brown, Craig & Co., r. 430 Val- ley
Osgood Howard L., merchant, r 704 Post
Osgood Jennie Miss, r. 1837 Mission
Oagood John, clerk. r. 1118. 22d
Osgood Nellie Mrs., r. 1138 Howard
Oagood Porter, flour packer, r. 2304 California Osgood Richard, r. 1802 Market
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE
DEALERS IN LUMBER. SUGAR PINE LUMBER FOR FOREIGN SHIPMENT 101 Market St.
MARKET ST.
808
LUCOL
PAINT OIL. The Most Durable and Glosstest
LUCOL
MARKET ST.
PERRIER-JOUËT & CO. CHAMPAGNE
EXTRA DRY "Special." W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast (See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
OSG
1080
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OY
IRON PIPE,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER Pipe Fittings, all Sizes. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Osgood R. W. Mrs., widow. r. 704 Post
Osheen Amat, tamale peddler, r. 15 Pinkney Pl Osio Antonio M., conductor, r. 237 %% Guerrero Osker George, r. 2507 Pine
Osler Martin L., salesman Hawley Broa. Hardware Co., r. 625% Hayes
Osmer Charles (Osmer & Co.) r. NW cor Spasr and Bryant
Osmer & Co. (Charles Osmer, John G.W. Schulte, Herman H. W. Stroecker and George F. Hans- kampì wines and liquors, NW cor East and Fol- som, NWcor Spear and Bryant and NW cor 1st and Brannan
Osmond Corlenia, widow, r. 614 Taylor
Osmond Henry C., grand secretary The Fraternal Ar- gonant of California, 50 Flood Bldg, r. 218 Eddy Osmont Thomas M., attorney at law, 319 Pine, room 64. r. Hotel Pleasanton
Ososke Isaac, butcher, 2 Grand Arcade Market, r. 1312 Folsom
Ososke Marcus, butcher, 940 Harrison, r. 215 Clara Ossan John, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Ossmann Gustavus, cigarmaker, r. 23 Isis
Osamann Tobias. r. 420 Kearny
Ossoaky Morris, butcher, 1409 Devisadero, r.923 How- ard
Osswald Benedict, butcher, r. 1226 Pacific
Osswald Charles E., butcher, r. 1226 Pacifio
Osswald Minnie Mrs., second-hand goods, 1719-1721 Mission
Osawald. See Oswald
Oat Conrad. jewelry box maker, 435 Pine
Ostendorf Edwin, driver, r. 2406 Folsom
Oster Edgar J., teamster, r. 319%% Lombard
Oster. Ses Oester
Osterberg Fred. coppersmith C. W. Smith, r. 515 Eaat Oaterdahl Oacar, bartender, r. 517 East
Oaterhaut Schuyler, clerk freight auditor's dept S. P. Co., r. 646 Valencia
Osterhoudt Madison S. Mrs., r. 124, 11th
Oaterkamp E. A., seaman, r. 11 Clay
Osterloh A., gripman, r. 140a, 12th
Osterloh A. & Son (Adolph and Adolph Jr.) watch- makers, 539 California
Osterloh Adolph (A. Osterloh & Son) r. SW cor 25th and Diamond
Osterloh Adolph Jr. (A. Osterloh & Son) r. SW cor 25th and Diamond
Osterloh Emil, cook International Hotel
Osterloh Henry W., cigarmaker, r. 1302 Kearny
Osterman Yelle Yelles, laborer, r. E s Texas nr Yolo Ostermann William, master mariner. r. 1104 Filbert Ostermann. See Oestermann and Oysterman
Osterstock C. M., teamster, r. 1241 Folsom Osterwald C., r. 502 Mason
Osterwaldt Niels, waiter, r. 417%b Francisco
Oatherwick Guatav. fireman stmr Mariposa
Osthoff Catherine E., widow, groceries and liquors, NE cor 22d and Alabama
Osthoff Charlea G., stairbuilder, r. NE cor 22d and Alabama
Osthoff Heury W., sign painter, r. NE cor 22d and Alabama
Ostland Olof, carpenter, r. 538 Jessie
Ostlend John L., house painter, r. 7 Isis
Ostlin Alexander, driver. r. 1323 Minna
Ostlund Charles (Ostlund & Sokoloff) r. 800, 3d
Ostlund & Sokoloff (Charles Ostlund and Georgs Sokoloff) liquors, 800 Third
Ostner Clara Miss, dressmaker. r. 118 Grant Av
Ostrander Daniel, forsman L. Ph. Bolander, r. 10 Mint Av
Ostrander Edward H., news agent, r. 515a Jones Ostrander James J., carpenter, r. 6 St. Rose's Av Ostrander John, machinist. r. 6 St. Ross'a Av
Ostrander Mary M. Mias, dreasmaker, r. 6 St. Rose's Av
Ostrander Mathew P., painter, r. 6 St. Rose's Av
Ostrander Nathan, gripman, r. S & Frederick nr Stanyan
Ostrander Repeating Gun Co., Sampson Tams presi- dent, Thoa. M. O'Brien secretary, office 101 San- some, room 19
Ostrander William W., with Halsted & Co., r. 938 Miaaion
Ostrich John, packer, r. 1235, 25th
Cstrich William, watchman, r. 1016 Powell
Ostrom James, hoatler, r. NE cor 12th and Bryant
Ostrom Neal, painter, r. 12 Hyde
Ostrowakt Frank S., cabinetmaker, r. 51 Corbett Road Oatrowski J., upholsterer, r. 410 Eddy
Oauna Maxima C., widow, r. 700 California Oswald Anton, butcher, r. 1012 Pacific
Oswald Henry, butcher, r. 1012 Pacific
Oswald Henry W., bookkeeper, r. 1919 Broadway
Oswald Ignatius, butcher, r. 1012 Pacific
Oswald Jacob, drug clerk. r. 1425 Californis
Oswald James, yeastmaker, r. 1145, 17th
Oswald John, bartender Ernest Boyer
Oswald John, butcher, 154, 1st
Oswald John, engineer, r. 707%% Hayes
Oswald John A., clerk, r. 516, 3d
Oswald Joseph (Harris, Oswald & Noble) r. 1145, 17th
Oswald Lonis, driver, r. 960 Harrison
Oswald William, butcher, 1012 Pacific
Oswald. See Osswald
Ota M., r. 1208 Lombard
Otersen Herman, wines and liquors, 37 Post, r. 215 Post
Otay Mercer, superintendent agencies Cal. Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Otis Brothers & Co., mnfr elevators (New York) J. Hammond & Co. agents, 227 Fremont
Otia Charles L., clerk Macondray & Co., r. 1900 Wash- ington
Otis David E., machinist National Iron Works, r. Oakland
Otis Edwin F., r. Abbotsford House
Otis Frank, attorney at law, 130 Sansome, room 4, r. Alameda
Otia James, cook, r. 1610 Dolores
Otia James, salesman Horace Davis & Co., r. 1727 Broadway
Otis James Mrs., widow, r. 1900 Washington
Otis John, plumber, r. 1729% Mission
Otla Stephen (Otis & Co.) r. 2121 Larkin
Otis Thomas T., carpenter, r. 1729% Mission
Otis William A., shooting gallery, Ocean Beach nr P. and O. RR. Station
Otis & Co. (Stephen Otis) stock brokers, 316 Mont- gomery
OTT AUGUST L.
manufacturing
jeweler and diamond setter, 13 Trinity, r. East Berkeley
Ott Charles, carpenter, r. 514 Jones
Ott Charles, fireman Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 627 Commercial
Ott Franz, tailor. r. 820 Jackaon
Ott Fridolin, watchmaker and jeweler, 309 Battery, r. 1039, 24th
Ott Fridolin Jr., driver, r. 1039, 24th
Ott Hermann, tailor, r. 1532 Stockton
Ott John, cabinet maker, r. 1020 Hampshire
Ott John, carpenter, r. 107 Taylor
Ott John, tailor, r. 1527 Powell
Ott John, wagonmaker. r. 516, 4th
Ott John S., butcher, NE cor Eddy and Pierce, r. 1224 Eddy
Ott John W., pilot, office 506 Battery, r. 15 Glover Ott Joseph, clerk, r. 1326 Pacific
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Washing called for and delivered in San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley.
Offices: San Francisco, 33 Geary Street. Oakland, . 862 Broadway.
DR. L. GOLDSCHMIEDT,
109 POWELL ST. Telephone 3452.
Hysteria, Chorea, Epilepsy [ and other kindred affections
WORLD'S FAIR, 1893.
"'S" cheap rates to
For full parvivuinrs see colored insert
opposite letter
THE INS. CO. of the STATE of PA BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents. 508-510 California Street.
OTT
1081
OVE
Ott Joseph, tailor, r. 315, 6th
Ott Maximilian, tanner, r. 409 Octavis
Ott Nicholas, drayman, r. 535 Bryant
Otte Michael, carrier Post Office, r. 36 Page
Otten Carsten, groceries and liquors, NW cor Point Lobos Av snd Cook
Otten Charles, bartender, r. 305% Montgomery Av Otten Clsus, groceries, 1429 Octavis, r. 1501 Post
Otten Diedrich, clerk Schlesselmann Bros., r. 101 Hayes
Otten John, groceries and liquore, 1532 Golden Gate Av
Otten John, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Otten Peter, laborer, r. 1202 Kearny
Ottenberg Jonss, barber, 319 Sansome, r. 1538 Wash. ington
Ottenheimer Arthur W., traveling salesman Bucking- ham & Hecht, r. 2407 Washington
Otteubeimmer Henry J., with Lilienthal & Co., r. 2407 Washington
Ottenheimer Martin C., bookkeeper snd cashier Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co .. r. 2407 Washing- ton
Ottenbeimer Milton S., salesman A. Hirschman, r. 2407 Washington
Ottenheimer Siggte W., clerk, r. 2407 Washington
Ottenheimer William, r. 2407 Washington
Otter Charles, sesmsn, r. 5 Rincon Court
Otterbeck O. E., housemover, r. cor Butte and De H&ro
Otterbein Frederick, Isborer Sutro Heights
Otterman Adolf, liquors, 514 % Pine
Ottersou Charles, gripmsn, r. 3 Ewer Pl
Otterson Peter, laborer, r. 135 Dore
Otterstedt Frederick (Otterstedt & Menn) r. 11071% Howard
Otterstedt & Menn (Frederick Otterstedt snd Charles Menn) groceries and liquors, 148 Seventh Ottewell Alfred D., consulting engineer, 14 Sansome, room 40, r. Oakiand
Ottinger Adolph, railroad ticket broker and wines and liquore, 520 Market, r. 1727 Sutter
Ottinger Courad, longshoreman, r. 105 New Mont- gomery
Ottinger Edward, sesmsn, r. 449, 1st
Otto Antone F., mnfr cigsr box Isbels, office 405 Front, r. 1028 Folsom
Otto August, shipping clerk United States Brewing Co., r. 429 O'Farrell
Otto Charles, clerk, r. 517, 4th
Otto Charles, molder Risdon I. snd L. Works
Otto Charles Mrs., widow, r. 2423 Washington
Otto Charlotte C. Miss, teacher Madison Primary School, r. 2423 Washington
Otto Erust A., srtist, 81 8t. Ann's Bldg, r. 24 John- ston Av
Otto Francis Miss, esleslady, r. 2423 Washington
Otto Frederick, clerk Claus Dorgeloh
Otto Henry, clerk F. Kaufman, r. 901 Mission
Otto Henry, upholsterer, r. 111 Ridley
Otto Henry J , wagonmaker, r. 546, 6th
Otto Jacob, waiter. r. 220 Pacific
Otto John, cook Hulse & Hink
Otto Joseph S. J., druggist Wakelee & Co., r. 1148 Sutter
Otto Louise, widow, r. 214 Waller
Otto Mionie Mrs., nurse, r. 704 Diamond
Otto Ottilte, widow, r. 131 Dolores
Otto Paul, wire worker, r. 724 Mission
Otto Richard, clerk, r. SW cor Railroad and 11th Avs
Otto Richard C., photographer, r. 13 8 Ssuchez
Otto Richard T., machinist, r. 2614 Sutter
Otto Robert W., salesman Cal. Electrical Works, r. 214 Waller
Otto William F., tillerman Hook and Ladder 5, r. 1820 Post
Quer Antone, plumber, r. 2108 Taylor Quer Cayetan, restaurant, 2108 Taylor
PORTER. ALE.
United States Brewery,
313 FULTON ST.
STEAM BEER. LACER BEER.
SEWER WORK.
You all need Perfect Sewers. W. E. LANE, Contractor, 505 Kearny Street. Telephone 315.
Quer Csyetsn F. Mrs., lodgings, 318 Kearny
Quer Frederick, clerk The S. F. Breweries, r. 2108 Taylor
Onghin James P., blacksmith, r. 2827 Howard
Oughin John C., clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo & Co .. r. 2827 Howard
Oughin Michael, capitalist, r. 2827 Howard
Ougie William, r. 419 Stockton
Ould Robert H., r. 502 % Broadway
Oulif Alexis, aslesmsn Held Bros. & Co., r. 2114 Post
Oulif Blanche Mme., millinery, 110 Kearny, r. 2114 Post
Oulton George, r. Hotel Richelieu
Oulton Milledge, carpenter, r. 621, 7th
Our House, Bernard Conwsy proprietor, 993 Mar- ket
Our Lady of Mercy's School, adjoining St. Mary's Hospital, NW cor First and Bryant
Our Lady's Home (for aged and infirm females) under management of Sisters of Mercy, 33 Rincon P1
Our Saviour's Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Church, Howard bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Our Society Blue Book, Hoag & Irving pub- lishers, 219 Bush
Outcalt Willism D., foremsu Hagan Bros., r. 613, 18th
Outlaw George L., window cleaner, 60 Annie
Outsen Hans (Ontsen & Bruns) r. 118 Waller
Outsen & Brune (Hane Outsen and J. O. C. Bruns) proptrs Monitor Mills, 317-319 Howard
Oveus Jsmes, Isborer, r. 335, 6th
Over Andrew, real estate, 634 Market, r. 1538 Folsom
Overscker Adam A., capitalist, r. 1411, 25th Overacker Homer S., r. 1110 York
Overall Laundry and Supply Co., Joseph T. Cavan- sugh mansger, cor 18th and Shotwell
Overen M. E. Mrs., r. 1214 Mission
Overend Elizabeth, widow. r. 10 Franklin
Overend T., molder, r. 22 Turk
Overfield Henry W., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 204 Ellis
Overgaard Soren K., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 511 O'Farrell
Overholser A., r. 13%% Powell
Overholser Albert, butcher I. Sutcliff, r. 1145 Mar- ket
Overholtzer Charles R., bookkeeper Field & Stone, r. Alameda
Overland Baggage Office, S. P. Co., foot Market
OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO.
A. W. Von Schmidt president, Thomas W. Collins vice-president and manager, C. W. Baird secretary, teaming, stor- age and general forwarders and pro- prietors Special Internal Revenue Warehouse No. 6, offices 47 Bluxome, 17 Pine and S. P. RR. depot Fourth and King
Overland House, Edward Rolkin proptr, 533 Sacra- mento
OVERLAND MONTHLY Overland Monthly Publishing Co. publishers, 420 Montgomery, room 32 Overland Monthly Publishing Co., John H. BosIt president, Irving M. Scott vice-president. Fred M. Stocking secretary, Charles S. Greene manager, 420 Montgomery, room 32
Overland Packing Co., P. Marsicano & Co. proptre, mnfrs hermetically sesled goods, 912-914 Battery Overman Jane, widow. r. 631 Octavia
Overman Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) George D. Edwards secretary, 414 Californis
SHOW CASES DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
37 Market Street, San Francisco, 108 Front Street, Portland, Ore- gon, and Seattle, Washington.
J . Gundlach & Co's Table Wines. P D C
UNION ICE CO.
DEALERS IN NATURAL ICE. 733-737 FOURTH STREET, S. F.
OVE 1082
OWMI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MMPORTERS OF GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Sheet Iron
All Sizes and Numbers. $09, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
OVERMAN WHEEL COMPANY manu- facturers Victor Bicycles, factory Chic- opee Falls, Mass., office NW cor Larkin and McAllister
Overmohle Bernard, silver plater Schaezlein & Bur- ridge, r. 717 Devisadero
Overstreet William F., compositor Bulletin, r. 10 Ash Av
Overstreet William L., compositor Journal of Com- merce, r. 10 Ash Av
Overton Charles P., secretary The McCollam Fishing and Trading Co., 203 Front, r. 1414 Geary Overton Robert H., clerk The McCollanı Fishing and Trading Co., r. 1414 Geary
Overton Susan M., widow, r. 1414 Geary
Overton Victor G., clerk F. H. Ames & Co., r. 1414 Geary
Overton W. H. Mrs., proptr The Wellington, 21 Grant Av
Oviatt Jennie B. Miss, teacher music, r. 515 Golden Gate Av
Oviatt Minnie Miss, artist, r. 515 Golden Gate Av Oviedo Concepcion Mrs., r. 627 Octavia
Oviedo Lonts P., physician and surgeon, 627 Octavia Ovtett Edwin, chief clerk purchasing dept S. P. Co., r. 824, 18th, Oakland
Ovien Uno T., show case maker, r. 464 Minna
Owen Alanson D., machine hand, r. 2421 Sutter
Owen Albert, boilermaker, r. 121 }% Silver
Owen Annie E. Mrs., teacher Clement Grammar School, r. 2423 Buchanan
Owen Arthur J., searcher records, r. 1022}{ Larkin Owen Daniel C., superintendent register division Post Office, r. Oakland
Owen Edwin, r. 1904 Market
Owen Frank C., attorney at law, 14 Sansome, rooms 45-47. r. 2101 California
Owen Fred M., r. 323 Clementina
Owen Henry, r. 1233 Unton
Owen Henry Jr., painter, r. 1233 Union
Owen Hugh J., cashier Thomas Price & Son, r. 1838 O'Farrell
Owen Jeremiah, laborer, r. 110 Freelon, rear
Owen John, carpenter Western Bridge Co., r. Oakland
Owen Lincoln K., laborer Pacific Syrup Co., r. Oak- land
Owen Mary, widow, r. 110 Freelon, rear
Owen Robert E., clerk C. E. Whitney & Co., r. Oak- land
Owen Thomas, laborer, r. 46 Louiss
Owens Alfred J., receiver Omnibus Cable Co., r. 416f Devisadero
Owens Alma, baker, r. 308 Third
Owens Arthur D., jeweler W. A. Louis Miller, r. 516 Eddy
Owens Cal W., actor, r. 849 Harrison
Owens Charles T., teamater, r. 514 Haight
Owens Charles G., porter, r. 7 Morris Av
Owens Dantel, baker, r. 310 Fell
Owens Daniel Jr., printer, r. 310 Fell
Owena Daniel J., gripman, r. 35 Belcher
Owens David, clerk Prendergast & Wilkinson, r. 103, 9th
Owens E. D., machine hand, r. 2421 Sutter
Owens Edward, deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 618 Fillmore
Owena Edward, watter, r. Brazil Av nr Naples
Owens Edward M., barnessmaker, r. 310 Fell
Owens Elmer, assistant advertising agent Morosco's Theatre
Owens Evan R., proptr Pioneer Honse, 48, 4th
Owens Ferguson, painter, r. 1747 Mission
Owens Floyd, salesman Chas. Schnorf & Co., r. 1113 Sutter
Owens George, teamster, r. 317, 3d Owens H., r. 812 Kearny
Owens Henry, bookkeeper, r. 516 Eddy
Owens Henry M., gripman, r. 1112 Larkin
Owens I. B. (Huddleston & Co.) r. 1238 McAllister
Owens James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Owens James, contractor, r. 618 Fillmore
Owens James, laborer, r. 208, 1st
Owens James, laborer r. 1310% Montgomery
Owens James, stableman, r. 335, 6th
Owens James, upholsterer, r. 85 Everett
Owens James, teamster, r. 1314 Folsom
Owens James P., clerk The Morton Drayage and Warehouse Co., r. 1334, 26th
Owens James V., engineer, r. 2329 Greenwich
Owens Jesse, machinist, r. Nevada House
Owens John, clerk W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r. 2613 Sutter, rear
Owens John, laborer, r. 1310%% Montgomery
Owens John, seaman, r, 32 Stenart
Owens John B., lamps and oil stoves, 24 Hayes, r. 1241% Market
Owens John C., clerk Cluff Bros .. r. 340 Oak
Owens John E., pressman, r. Point Lobos Road nr 2d Av
Owens John E. Jr., bookbinder Phillips Bros., r. Point Lobos Road nr 2d Av
Owens John J., patternmaker, r. 1005 Capp Owens John T., teamster, r. 1314 Folsom
Owens Julius A., contractor, r. 1146 Sutter
Owens Kate, teacher music, r. N & Valley nr Dolores
Owens Len D., president Ætna Mineral Water Co., 104-108 Drumm and president Hudson Manu- facturing Co., 25-27 Stevenson, r. 1820 O'Farrell
Owens Maurice A. (Owens & Bair) r. 519 Golden Gate Av
Owens Michael, r. 605 Pine
Owens Michael, laborer, r. 71 West Mission
Owens Miles G., bookkeeper, r. 4392, 17th
Owens Nellie Mrs., r. Solano nr Mississippi
Owens Nellte M. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r. 1101 Pine
Owens Oscar N., machinist, r. 310%% Waller
Owens Owen R., laborer, r. 34 Lapidge
Owens Owen T., hay and grain, 859 Harrison, r. 255, 11th
Owens Owen T. Jr., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 255, 11th
Owens Patrick, foreman nursery Golden Gate Park
Owens Patrick, hostler, r. 433 Minns
Owens Patrick, laborer. r. 73 West Mission
Owens Peter, laborer, r. Old San Jose Road nr House of Correction
Owens Peter, pressman, r. 2512 Octavia
Owens Richard, driver, r. 25 Albion Av
Owens Richard B., driver, r. 439%, 17th
Owens Robert, barber, 495 Haight
Owens Robert, stableman, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Owens S. R. Mrs., r. 145 Ellis
Owens Thomas, laborer, r. NE cor North Point and Broderick
Owens Thomas J., electrician, r. 1146 Sutter
Owens Willard P., teamster. r. 25 Stevenson Av Owens William, r. 539 Geary
Owens William M., entry clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r. Oakland
Owens William J., cattle dealer, r. 2101 California
Owens & Bair (Maurice A. Owens and Ulysses G. Bair) coffee saloon, 39 %% Turk
" Owens. See Owen
Owings George S., conductor, r. 1503 Buchanan
Owl Drug Co. The, D. W. Kirkland president, R. E. Miller secretary, 1128 Market and 21 Turk Owles Frederick S. (Greenbaum & Owles) r. 1313 Clay
Owles John G., traveling salesman Henry Doyle & Co., r. 1327 Oak
Owman Charles, cook, r. 400 Drumm
NEW ADDRESS. Chas. alleture
GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1889 - FOR - Wires of the Cresta Blanca Vineyards and Cellars Pure California Olive Oil, Fickled Olives, Etc. 525 California St. San Francisco.
(The Old Alta Bullding.)
* Sample Rooms.and Cafe provided for Guests.
I ADE
Electropoise
Health, Strength and Happiness. WATSON & CO., 124 Market St.
Office, 12 Sixth St.
Sixteenth Street, near Valencia.
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY,
3418 and 3420.
PACIFIC.2
BUSINESS BØLLEGE 320 POST STREET,
Red Men's Building, · Opp. Union Square,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ESTABLISHED: IN 1863.
SF
P.B.C
THE FIRST COMMERCIAL SCHOOL ON THE COAST. CONTINUES TO IMPART THOROUGH AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, . TYPEWRITING, TELEGRAPHY, PENMANSHIP, MODERN LANGUAGES, ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICAL BRANCHES, ETC.
By a Full Corps of Able and Experienced Teachers. (OVER.)
PACIFIC.2
BUSINESS COLLEGE 320 POST STREET,
Fed Men's Building, Opp. Union Square,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
HE design of this School is to prepare its students for the practical duties of life. Since its organization in 1863, it has qualified a very large number of p rsous for a prosperous ca- reer in business pursuits. Its successful work may well entitle it to be ranked as
THE MODEL COMMERCIAL SCHCOL.
The PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE has its graduates employed in the leading business houses of the entire Coast. The Institution supplies Mercantile Houses, Insurance Agencies, Banks, Railroad and Telegraph Offices, etc., with Book-keepers, Stenographers, Cashiers, Bank Tellers, Telegraph Operators, Clerks, Agents, etc., who invariably prove themselves to be fully qualified for the responsible positions which they occupy.
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
Single and Double Entry Book-keeping, as applied to all classes of business; Shorthand, Type-writing, Telegraphy, Business Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Business Correspond- euce, Mercantile Law, Business Ethics, Science of Accounts, Actual Business Practice in all styles of Keeping Accounts, including Banking; English and Mathematical Branches, including Spell- ing, Reading, Penmanship, Grammar, Letter-writing. Word Analysis, Rhetoric, History, Philos- ophy, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Surveying. Navigation, etc., and the Mod- ern Languages.
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING.
Our system of Actual Business Training, combining Theory and Practice, is at once so sini- ple and natural that it needs only an examination of its merits to convince the most skeptical of its superiority over all other systems. No person of ordinary intel igence an l application can go through such a course of training without becoming a thorough and practical accountant. Many of the most successful and influential business and professional men of the City and Coast may be numbered among our graduates.
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP, $75.
This is the only Business College in the State that issues I.ife Scholarships. As carried out at this Institution, they offer many advantages. A Life Scholarship entitles the holder to instruc- tion in all the branches of the Full Business Course, as given in the "COLLEGE REVIEW." until he graduates, with the privilege of review whenever it may suit his convenience. We also issue Six Months' Scholarships for any or all the studies of the College at very reasonable rate -. Students may pay by the month if they so desire.
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION.
Individual instruction is given in all departments of the College. In the Business Course the class system is entirely discarded, except for lectures, general reviews, and practical exercises on the black-hoard. Thus each student receives all the advantages of private instruction, and is enabled to advance as rapidly as his ability and application will permit.
THE COLLEGE HALLS.
In all respects we have the finest school-rooms on this Coast. They are large. well ven- tilated, elegantly furnished, and command a splendid view of the City and its environs. Every apartment has a sunny exposure, an i is flooded with light and with fresh, pure air. The ceilings are sixteen and a half feet in height; and the several rooms have thirty large windows, furnished with inside blinds
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