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Stahle Jolin, baths and hair dressing saloon, Occi- dental Hotel and The California r. 932 Valencia Stahle John F. H., surveyor and civil engineer, 318 Pine, rooms 22-23. r. 932 Valencia
Stahle Titus, clerk Truckee Lumber Co. of S. F., r. 932 Valencia
Stahlecker Jacob, carriage mnfr, 826 Harrison, r. 828 Harrison
Stahli Rudolph, with Herman Malz, r. 317 Bush
Stahmer Herman H. C., pork and sausages, 1511 Mar- ket
SHOW CASES DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
37 Market Street, San Francisco. 108 Front Street, Portland, Ore- gon, and Seattle, Washington.
J. Gundlach & bo' Famous Gutedel.
HIGHLAND SPRINGS WATERS
ARE A SURE CURE FOR MALARIA. A Boating, Bathing and Fishing Lake just completed,
PALMER & REY TYPE FOUNDRY, 405 and 407 SANSOME ST., San Francisco, Cal.
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES,
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W. W. Montague & Co. Importers and Dealers in ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
TILE,
Encaustic, Glazed and Plain. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Stahr Hans P. A., liquors, 105 Berry Staib Charles L., jeweler Higgins & Rothkopf, r. 932 Folsom
Staib Conrad, shoemaker, 932 Folsom
Staib Frank C., bookkeeper Edmund Taylor, r. 932 Folsom
Staib George, engrosser and designer, 117 Murphy Bldg, r. 932 Folsom
Staib Herman F., brassfinisher, r. 932 Folsom
Staib William M., optician Henry Kahn & Co., r. 932 Folsom
Staiger Frederick, barber, 110 East, r. 1019 Washing- ton
Staiger John J. (Witzemann & Staiger) r. Oakland Stains William, bricklayer, r. 22 Turk
Stair Alexander, r. 1619 Clay
Stajohann Henry, clerk J, F. Both
Staka Nicholas, cook, r. 715 Davis
Stalder Joseph, r. 2516 Sacramento
Stalder Joseph Jr., buyer B. M. Atchinson, r. East Oakland
Staley Henry W., driver, r. 1616 Eddy
Staley Mary M., widow, r. 2524%% Post
Staley William N., grading contractor, NE cor Point Lobos and 29th Avs, r. 1616 Eddy
Staley. See Stealey
Stall B. G., Jaster, r. 309 Turk
Stall Daniel M., packer, r. 39 % Merritt
Stall R. S., with Union Iron Works, r. 148, 6th
Stall William, horse clipper, r. 174 Jessie
Stallard Joshua H., physician, 632 Sutter, r. Menlo Park
Stallig Charles, cook, r. 409 Sutter
Stallman Charles, proprietor and manager Pacific Tool and Supply Co., 100-102 First, r. 1902 Devisadero
Stallman Frank O., bookkeeper C. F. Marwedel, r. 2504 % Sutter
Stallman George E., real estate, r. 1824 Sutter
Stallman M. Mrs., widow, r. 1824 Sutter
Stallman Nettie C. Miss. teacher Hamilton Grammar Scoool, r. 1824 Sutter
Stalt Gussie Mrs., widow, r. 604 Geary
Stamant David, varnisher A, Frei, r, 17 Bruce Pl Stambaugh George B., rancher, r. cor 20th Av and H Stambaugh Solomon S., physician and sur- geon, office hours 8 to 10 A. M., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M., office and r. 640 Clay
Stamberg Jacob, cooper, r. 537, 2d
Stamer August, blacksmith and wagon maker, 107 Oregon, r. 173% Glover
Stamer Matthias H., restaurant, 420 Folsom, r. 418 Folsom
Stamff Henry, r. 816 Jessie
Stamm Ernest A., r. 141 Taylor
Stamm Frederick K., cellarman, r. 122436 Pacific
Stamm Henry, porter Wichman, Lutgen & Co., r. 1230 Pacific
Stammer John, painter, r. 9 Morrel Pl
Stammer John C., groceries and liquors, SW cor Wal- ler and Webster
Stampanoni Peter, porter F. Daneri & Co., r. 435 Broadway
Stamper Alvin F., bartender, r. NW cor 24th and Mission
Stamper C. F., r. 1017 Larkin
Stamper Charles, clerk, r. 1113 Leavenworth
Stamper Edward, compositor, r. 1113 Leavenworth
Stamper George, engineer S. F. Laundry Assn
Stamper George W., salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 607 Eddy
Stamper Julius, cigarmaker, r. 1314 Ellis Stamper Mark, clerk, r. 1113 Leavenworth Stamper Marks J., cigarmaker, r. 1314 Ellis Stampfer Matthias, gilder, r. 637 Vallejo Stanarro Angelo, fisherman, r. 114 Pacific
Stanberg Morris, tailor, 7 Spring, r. 1318 O'Farrell Stanbridge Albert H., laborer, r. 15 Clinton
Stanbridge Charles E., cooper, r. 711 Minnesota Stancliff Eliza, widow, r. 11b Sherwood Pl Stand Augusta, widow, r. 717, 19th
Standard Broom Factory, Zan Brothers & Co. proprietors, 310 Davis
Standard Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Standard Iron and Wire Works, John T .- McCormick proprietor, 763 Mission
STANDARD LAUNDRY
John A. Doherty & Co., proprietors. We solicit your trade and guarantee satisfaction. Washing called for and delivered to any part of the city, +53. Natoma, office 954 Howard
Standard Marine Insurance Co. Limited (of Liver- pool, Eng.) J. D. Spreckles & Bros. Co. general agents, J. B. F. Davis & Son managers, 407-409 Montgomery
Standard Oil Co., office 308 Market
Standard Quicksilver Co., Geo. Staacke secretary, office 320 Sansome, room 23
Standard Shirt Factory, Neustadter Bros ... proprietors, E s Gough bet Grove and Hayes
Standard Soap Co., Richard P. Thomas president
Leon Golly secretary and manager, office and salesroom 525 Market, factory West Berkeley
Standard Soda Water Works, Charles. Matthews & Brothers proprietors, 1434-1436 Valencia
Standard Theatre, N s Bush bet Montgomery and Kearny
Standeford Joseph A., helper melter and refiners, dept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Standeford William W., inspector Custom House, r .. Oakland
Standell C. V., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 16 Parker- Av
Standhat Rosa, widow, r. 356, 3d
Standinger Mary, widow, r. 2 Bridge Pl
Standish Frank B., artist Chronicle, r. 714 Bush
Standish George C., salesman J. Silverman, r. 100, 5tb: Standish Miles, secretary and treasurer Albion
Lumber Co., 214 Pine, rooms 53-54, r. Albion, Mendocino Co.
Standley James W., cardriver, r. 2808 Harrison Standley Victorine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 109 Hayes Standiford Manuel, harness cleaner, r. 1009 Valencia- Staneart John W., branch bakery, 1219%% Kearny
Stanford Addition Land Co., James P. McCarthy:
president, E. Avery McCarthy secretary, 646. Market
Stanford Belle M. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary School, r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Boyden J., salesman, r. 809 Haight Stanford Charles P., r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Fred W., stenographer Dickman-Jones Co.,. r. 710% Ellis
Stanford George, carpenter, r. 33, 5th"
Stanford George G .. carpenter, r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Hall, E s Valencia nr Mission
Stanford Harrison L., glassblower, r. 809 Haight
Stanford Hotel, Lehrke & Volkel proptrs, NW cor 4th and Bluxome
Stanford Hubert H., engraver, r. 2401 Buchanan Stanford lda M., stenographer, r. 407 Mason
Stanford James, deck hand, r. 625 Davis
Stanford Jasper J., lahorer, r. 1308 Golden Gate Av
Stanford Jerome B. (G. W. Clark & Co.) r. 1711 Brod- erick
Stanford Leland, president Board of Executive Committee Southern Pacific Co. and United States. Senator, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. SW cor California and Powell
Stanford Leland Jr. University, office 819 Market, rooms 1-2
Stanford Lizzie C., widow, r. 820, 20th
JOHN M. REYNOLDS,
602 MARKET ST., Crocker Bldg.
ORNAMENTAL
WOOD FLOORS.
WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO. 8 and 10 PINE STREET.
ELECTRICAL WIRES
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
PHELAN BUILDING, 806 MARKET. (Established 1863.)
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Stanford Myron E., carpenter, r. 2300 Webster
Stanford Primary School, Miss E. H. Crowley principal, E s Eighth nr Harrison
Stanford William E., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 809 Haight
Stanford. See Standeford
Stang David, confectioner, r. 1505 Geary
Stang Joseph A., clerk, r. 543 Natoma
Stang Peter A., coffee roaster, r. 2330 Greenwich
Stange Charles. bartender, r. 1617 Dupont
Stange Frederick, harnessmaker, r. 16 Hunt
Stange Frederick, musician, r. 307%% Chestnut
Stange Herman O., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 1612 Hayes
Stange John D. (Stange & Jaenicke) r. 734 McAllister Stange Karl, clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 1612 Hayes
Stange Paul, foreman H. Ernst, r. 307 Chestnut
Stange & Jaenicke (John D. Stange and Wil- liam Jaenicke) proprietors Union Straw Works, manufacturers and jobbers felt and straw hats, 29 Second
Stangenberger August J., salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r. 1613 Leavenworth
Stangroom Robert, peddler, r. 871 Bryant
Stanhope Joseph T., machinist Wm. Wedgwood, r. Oakland
Stanich Jacob, cook, r. 1420% Howard
Staniels Annie, widow, r. 1624 Ellis
Staniels C. Mrs., with T. C. Marceau
Staniels John S. Mrs., proprietor The Harvey, 615 Stockton
Staniels William H., machine hand, r. 36th Av nr Railroad Av
Staniela William H., stationery, 1812 Devisadero
Staniford Therese, teacher Produce Exchange Free Kindergarten, r. 1223 Washington
Staniforth Charles, ship chandler, 802, 3d, r. 720, 3d Staniforth Henry, expressman, r. 720. 3d
Staniforth Julia Mrs., liquors, 720, 3d Staniforth T., r. New Western Hotel
Staniola Domenico, barber, r. 1820a Powell
Stanissich Milan, clerk M. Simrak, r. 324 Devisadero Stanke Albert F., bartender, r. 704%% Mission Stanke Hugo, baker, r. 408,14 Natoma
Stanle Frederick H., secretary Journeymen Bar- bers Union, 112% Eddy, r. Alameda Stanley Benjamin S., carpenter, r. 558 Bryant Stanley Benjamin S. Jr., actor, r. 558 Bryant Stanley Catherine, widow, r. 17 Guerrero
Stanley Charles, boxmaker, r. 1119 Mission
Stanley Charles, conductor, r. 56 Old San Jose Road
Stanley Charles A., marlne engineer, r. 32, 11th Stanley Charles D., mnfr druggists sundries, 535 Cali- nia, room 6, r. 555 Natoma
Stanley Charles P., machinist, r. 91 Elizabeth
STANLEY CHARLES T.
notary public and commissioner of deeds, 512 Montgomery, telephone 353 r. 32 Eleventh
Stanley David M , clerk loan dept The Hibernia Sav- ings and Loan Society, r. 2332 Mission
Stanley David S. (D. S. Stanley & Co.) r. Alameda
Stanley D. S. & Co. (D. S. Stanley and F. H. Abbott) book and job printers, 424 Sansome
Stanley Edward J., patternmaker. r. 101, 23d Stanley Elisha C., gripman, r. 1640 Polk
Stanley Frank, walter Philadelphia House Stanley Frederick H., collector Post Office,r. 1708,24th Stanley Frederick J,, shoemaker, r 1708, 24th Stanley George, foreman John Mallon, r. Oakland Stanley George A., grand secretary Young Men's Institute, 27-28 Flood Bldg, r. 32, 11th
Stanley George W., conductor, r. 222 Central Ay Stanley Harry, r. 578 Howard
Stanley Harry T. purser stmr Alex Duncan, r. 1720 Hyde
Stanley James A., janitor, r. 425 Montgomery
W. E. LANE PLUMBER, 505 Kearny Street. Telephone 315.
FREDERICKSBURG BOTTLING CO 921 MARKET ST. Telephone 3212. Sole Bottlers of the RENOWNED BRANDS OF LAGER BEER Brewed at the FREDERICKSBURG BREWERY, SAN JOSE.
Stanley J. F., machinist, r. 1313 Taylor
Stanley John, fireman, r. 173 Perry
Stanley John, glove cutter, r. 1436 Howard
Stanley John, with Union Iron Works, r. 423 Grant Av Stanley John C., driver, r. 419 Brannan
Stanley John T., barber, r. 1708, 24th
Stanley Louis, with Union Iron Works, r. 40 Moss
Stanley Mary, widow, r. 12 Hunt
Stanley Mary, widow. r. 411 San Jose Av
Stanley Mary J., widow, r. W 8 Clara Av bet 17th and 18th
Stanley Patrick laborer, r. 625, 7th
Stanley William, clerk C. D, Stanley, r. 555 Natoma Stanley William B., tinsmith, r. 1104 Green
Stanley William H. (Stanley & Bryant) r. 1408% Polk Stanley William H., basketmaker, r. Lower Terrace nr 17th
Stanley William H., dentist, 115 Kearny, r. 817 Van Ness Av
Stanley & Bryant (William H. Stanley and Gilbert S. Bryant) manufacturers agents, 109 California, room 2
Stanly John A. (Stanly & Hayes) r. Oakland
Stanly & Hayes (John A. Stanly and George R. B. Hayes) attorneys at law, 4 Sutter, rooms 26-31
Stannard Charles H., clerk E. J. Bowen, r. 1004 Mason Stannard Edwin F., master mariner, r. 365 Jessie
Stanner Joseph, painter, r. 9 Morrel PI
Stannick John, r. 421 Bush
Stanovich James, cooper, r. 2007 Dupont
Stanovich Robert J., bartender, r. 909 Kearny
Stanquist Oscar, jewer S. F. Diamond House, r. Ala- meda
Stans James S .. laborer, r. 253 Stevenson
Stans John P., tailor G. M. Postiglione, r. Napa City Stausbury Bertha, widow, r. 90 Everett
Stansbury Charles T., painter, r. 90 Everett
Stansbury Edward W., engineer, r. Pixley nr Fill- more
Stansbury M. Mrs., widow, r. 305 Scott Stansen Inglebret, seaman, r. 24 Howard Stanson. See Stenson
Stantinl Robert, teacher music, 407 Post
Stanton Charles H., teamster, r. 14 Moss
Stanton Edmond, lumberman, r. 260, 3d
Stanton Edward, policeman, r. 1520 Broadway
Stanton Edward, medical student, r. 1838 Mission
Stanton Edward, teamster, r. 8 Gough
Stanton Edward J., r. 1217 Bush
Stanton Ellen, grocerles and liquors, 1119 Harrison, r. 205 Langton
Stanton Frank J., insurance agent, r. 1838 Mission
Stanton Frederick O., room clerk Palace Hotel, r. 420 Leavenworth
Stanton George F., carpenter. r. 529 Sacramento
Stanton James, r. 1838 Mission
Stanton James I., physician, 659 Clay
Stanton Jeremiah, r. 515, 8th
Stanton J. L., with Pullman Palace Car Co., office 725 Market
Stanton John, r. 14 Moss
Stanton John, hostler, r. 739 Golden Gate Av
Stanton John, longshoreman, r. 81 Natoma
Stanton Jolin, teamster, r. 8 Gough
Stanton John H. (John A. Doherty & Co.) r. 454 Na- toma
Stanton John K., clerk, r. 936 Howard
Stanton John M., miuer, r. St. Mary's Hospital Stanton Joseph, laborer, r. 151 Silver
Stanton Joseph F., driver, r. 714 2 Natoma
Stanton Leon I., Pacific Coast agent Lancashire- Marshall Pipe Organ Co., teacher music and or- ganist Central M. E. Church and California Com- maudery K. T., 725 Market, with W. G. Badger, r. 700 Post
Stanton Martin S., gripman, r. 16 St. Rose's
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE
Wholesale and Retail Lumber Dealers. Redwood Lumber for Eastern Shipment a Specialty,
101 Market St.
MARKET ST.
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The Most Durable and Glossiest
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PERRIER-JOUËT & CO. CHAMPAGNE
"Finest Extra Qualities. " W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 California St (See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTER OF
IRON PIPE,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER, Pipe Fittings, all Sizes. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Stanton Mary, widow, r. 613 Haight Stanton Mary Mrs., groceries and liqnors, 515, 8th Stanton Maurice, shoemaker, r. 13222 Harrison Stanton Michael, car driver, r. 751 Folsom
Stanton Patrick E., marine fireman, r. 29 Clemen- tina
Stanton Thomas, policeman, r. 205 Langton Stanton Thomas, shoemaker, r. 139% Bartlett Stanton Thomas Jr., butcher, r. 205 Langton
Stanton Thomas J., clerk Huntington, Hopkins Co., r. 312 Tehama
Stanton Thomas Jas. (Thomas Jas. Stanton & Co.) 511 California, room 17
STANTON THOMAS JAS. & CO.
(Thomas Jas. Stanton) real estate and mining agents, 331 Montgomery and 511 California, room 17
Stanton Walter Jr., teamster, r. 709 Minna
Stanton William, lineman. r. 732, 23d
Stanton William M., druggist, 1898 Mission, r. 1838 Mission
Stanwood Amasa O., rigger, r. W s Vermont ur Ne- vada
Stanwood Edward B., conductor, r. 52b South Park Stanwood Elizabeth, widow, r. 2117 Scott
Stanwood William F., cooper, r. W s Vermont nr Nevada
Stanyan Albert P., liquors, 1839% Mission
Stapff William, porter Siebe Bros. & Plagemann, r. 25 Willow Av
Staples Alice L. Mrs., teacher Franklin Grammar School, r. 1016 Haight
Staples Charles D., mail clerk The Argonaut, r. 1308 Greenwich
Staples David J., president Firemans Fund In- surance Co., 401 California. r. 711 Taylor
Staples Ellen, widow, r. 732 Pine
Staples Ellen E., widow. r. 919 Jones
Staples Ernest F., real estate, 11 Montgomery, r. Fruitvale
Staples Frank A., carpet layer, r. 1308 Greenwich
Staples Frank H., mining expert, r. 1308 Greenwich Staples Joseph A., weigher, r. 208 Drumm
Staples Lafayette, salesman John F. English, r. Ala- meda
Staples Lyman D., engineer, r. 725 Filbert
Staples Melvin, supt Sailor's Home, NE cor Harrison and Main
Staples William J., driver, r. 225, 17th
Stapleton Annie, widow, r. 1424 Grove
Stapleton Catherine, widow, r. 13 Louisa
Stapleton Catherine, widow, r. 306 Ivy Av
Stapleton David, compositor Bulletin, r. 525%% Fell
Stapleton Edmund, laborer, r. 624, 4th
Stapleton Edward, longshoreman, r. 250 Tehama, rear
Stapleton John, grainer, r. 1010, 19th Stapleton John, longshoreman, r. 548 Howard Stapleton Joseph, r. 1424 Grove
Stapleton Joseph, foreman Kellett & McMurray, r. Berkeley
Stapleton Joseph W., bookkeeper, r. 306 Ivy Av Stapleton Richard F., porter, r. 306 Ivy Av Stapleton William, r. 26 Geary
Stapleton William, seaman, r. 143 Berry
Stapleton William, shipwright, r. 525% Fell
Stapleton William Jr., clerk, r. 525%% Fell
Stappenbeck Charles, florist, 5, 6th, r. 1625 Sutter Stappenbeck Johanna Mrs., bakery, 1525% Dupont Stappenbeck William, porter Stiner, Straus & Hey- man, r. 1625 Sutter
Stappenbeck William, tailor, r. 1525% Dupont Stapper Emily Miss, hair dressing, 2245a Mission Star Deliver Co., S. O. Glover manager, 522 Jackson Star Malt House, W. A. Frederick & Co. proptrs, SE cor Folsom and 11th
Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church, Rev. John P. Coyle pastor, W s 8th Av nr Point Lobos Av
Star Spring Bed Manufacturing Co,. (C. A. Booher and J. S. Clark) 1171 Mission
Starasinik Peter, liquors, 524, 4th
Starbard Frank M., shoemaker, r, 1315% Webster
Starbird Albion W. (Starhird & Goldstone) r. 1055 Golden Gate Av
Starbird Charles, janitor Mechanics Pavilion
Starbird Ralph, clerk Starbird & Goldstone, r. 10 Caselli Av
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE (Albion W. Starbird, Seely B. Lyon, and John B. Goldstone) wholesale and retail lumber dealers, 101-109 Market, yard SE cor Mission and Spear
Starck Ernest (J. Stark & Co.) r. 805 O'Farrell
Starck J. & Co. (John Starck, Gotleib Burgdorf, and Ernest Starck) butchiers, 220 Leavenworth
Starck John (J. Starck & Co.) r. 805 O'Farrell
Starck William F., stevedore, r. 114 Morris Av
Starcke Harold, clerk Spring Valley W.W., r. 209 Steiner
Stark Adolph, tailor, r. 21 Harriet
Stark Adolph F., machinist, r. 651 Vallejo
Stark Andrew, clerk freight auditor's dept S.P. Co. r. Oakland
Stark Andrew E., salesman, r. 327 Larkin
Stark August, laborer Western Sugar Refining Co., r. Missouri bet Yuba and Yolo
Stark Charles W., electrician, r. 113 Larkin
Stark Christopher C., carpenter, r. 121 Powell
Stark David, chief inspector American Casualty
Insurance and Security Co. (of Baltimore) 421 California
Stark Denton D., secretary Renton Coal Co., 19-21 Sacramento, r. Alameda
Stark Fred S., teamster, r. Vermont and Santa Clara Stark George, cooper, r. 675 Mission
Stark George, laborer, r. 220, 8th
Stark George J. W., salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co,, r. Oakland
Stark Gustav, upholsterer, r. 227, 6th
Stark Hans, laborer, r. 226 Michigan
Stark Henry, teamster, r. 734%% Natoma
Stark John, accountant general freight dept S.P. Co., r. 1019 Post
Stark John, laborer, r. 2235 Geary
Stark John, seaman, r, 1423% Clara
Stark John W., stair builder, r. 330 Bartlett
Stark Joseph, laborer A. E. Buckman & Co.
Stark Lillie M. Miss, teacher Richmond Primary School, r. 1019 Post
Stark Luke, butcher, r. 529, 1st
Stark Michael, r. 22 Turk
Stark Oliver, seaman, r. 12 Union
Stark William, boatswain, r. 497, 4th
Stark William, machinist, r. 501 Napa
Stark William, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
Stark William, seaman, r. 757 Harrison
Stark William A., deputy Sheriff, r. 2462, 7th
Stark William H., seaman, r. 322 Sanchez
Stark William S., conductor, r. 941 Howard
Starke Charles J .. printer, r. 218 Tilden Av
Starke Clara F. Mrs., teacher Pacific Avenue Primary School, r. 2828 Pine
Starke Henry, teamster, r. 7343% Natoma
Starke William, cornicemaker, r. 623 Howard
Starken Michael, expressman, r. 5 Capp
Starkey Robert P., stenographer California League of Progress, r. Oakland
Starkey & Palen (Philadelphia, Pa.) compound oxy- gen home treatments, H. A. Matthews agent, 120 Sutter, room 28
Starkie Peter, cigars and tobacco, 214 Brannan
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Washing called for and delivered in San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda & Berkeley, San Francisco, 33 Geary Street. Oakland, . . 862 Broadway.
Offices: -
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
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FIRST CLASS WORK
1122 and 1124 Market St. FINEST FITTING SUITS TO ORDER.
J. GORDAN, THE TAILOR,
RAVELEY PRINTING COMPANY
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THE "MACKAY GOLD MEDALS"
TELEGRAPHIC TOURNAMENT Typewriter Receiving Speed Contest, NEW YORK, MARCH 25, 1893. OPEN TO THE WORLD.
THE " MACKAY GOLD MEDALS," value $150 and $100, first and second prizes, won by two operators, B. S. DURKEE of Portland, Or. and J. H. JONES, of San Francisco, both using the "Caligraph," both from this coast each taking 97 messages direct from the wires in 60 minutes; record of accuracy over 96 per cent; other machines contested but evidently could not compete with the "standard American typewriter, the Caligraph," which "still stands at the head." Catalogue, instruction and information free ; rented for trial ; sold ou easy monthly payments.
CHAS. E. NAYLOR,
19 MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO, GENERAL AGENT Cabinets, Paper, Ribbons, Carbons AND ALL OTHER TYPE WRITING SUPPLIES FOR ALL MACHINES. THE EDISON MIMEOGRAPH AND SUPPLIES. TELEPHONE 5225.
The Very Best and Cheapest Flour.
ALL GOOD GROCERS KEEP IT.
STARR'S ROLLER MADE
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SADE.
CHOICE EXTRA STARR&CO. 16 CALIFORNIA ST SAN FRANCISCO.
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GUARANTEED to all BUYERS, Always Good.
This unequaled Flour, for high quality, was AWARDED in the year 1890, Prize Medal of California State Fair, Diploma Napa and Solano County Fairs, Prize at Sonoma County Fair.
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CHAS. E. NAYLOR,
19 Montgomery Street, LICK HOUSE BLOCK, FOR Typewriting Supplies
FOR ALL MACHINES.
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AYDELOTTE'S BUSINES COLLEGE, Y. M. C. A. BUILDING, Oakland, Cal.
Telegraphy Course, $10.00 PER MONTH.
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Starkweather Frank H., bookkeeper Armes & Dallam, r. Oakland
Starkweather George, rattanworker, r. 4 Marye Ter- race
Starkweather Haynes K. (H. K. Starkweather & Co.) r. Alameda
Starkweather Herbert J., photo printer, r. 1612 Stev- enson
Starkweather H. K. Co. (Haynes K. Starkweather) stationers, 220 Sansome
Starkweather Joseph B., photographer, 12 Golden Gate Av
Starkweather M. E. Mrs., r. 719 Hayes
Starkweather Maggie, widow, r. 4 Marye Terrace
Starkweather Sarah E., varieties, 2728 Mission, r. 2721 Mission
Starr Abraham D., president Starr & Co., 16 California, r. Oakland
Starr Bernard G., clerk, r. 309 Turk
Starr B. F., conductor Presidio and Ferries RR, r. 1134 Union
Starr Frederick, poultry ranch, 10th Av nr I
Starr George A., cashier F. W. Butler & Co., r. Ala. meda
Starr George B., steward, r. 123, 10th
Starr George E., seaman, r. 725 Sansome
Starr Irwin P.,clerk auditors M. P. and M. dept S. P. Co., r. 816 Sutter
Starr Isaac, conductor, r. 1134 Union
Starr John H., carpenter, r. 121 Valencia
Starr Joseph C., carpenter, r. 16% Preston Av Starr King Bldg. 121-125 Geary
Starr King Primary School, Miss Kate Conk- lin principal, N s Bryant, bet 6th and 7th
Starr Mills (South Vallejo and Wheatport) office 16 Callfornia
Starr Robert E. (Starr & Allman) r. Oakland
Starr Samuel P., clerk freight auditor's dept S. P. Co., r. Berkeley
Starr William C., r. 1910 Leavenworth
Starr & Allman (Robert E. Starr and Charles E. All- man) cigars and tobacco, 42 California
Starr & Co., Abraham D. Starr president, Alfred Bannister vice-president, J. Percy Rothwell sec- retary, proprietors Starr Mills (South Vallejo and Whcatport) office 16 California
Starrett G. O., bookkeeper Robert S. Starrett, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Starrett Horace W., receiving clerk S. P. C. Ry, r. 1010 Guerrero
Starrett Robert S., butcher, 1338-1340 Mission, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Starrett Stephen E., laborer, r. 1111 Valencia Starrett. See Sterett and Sterrett
Starrs James T., wood turner, r. 1 Simpson Pl
Starrs James W., wood worker, r. 1 Simpson Pl Starra William, porter, r. 19 Moss
State Assay Office, Louis Falkenau proprietor, 328 Montgomery, room 16
State Board of Examining Surveyors, Otto Von Geldern secretary, 819 Market, rooms 56-57
State Board of Fish Commissioners, J. D. Redding president, H. L. Macneil secretary, 33 Chronicle Bldg
State Board of Forestry. Walter S. Moore (Los Angeles) chairman, L. B. Forman secretary, 2 Flood Bldg
State Board of Harbor Commissioners, 10 California
State Board of Horticulture, Elwood Cooper president, B. M. Lelong secretary, 220 Sutter, room 18
State Board of Medical Examiners, 528 Sut- ter
State Board of Railroad Commissioners, 27 Chronicle Bldg
State Board of Trade (California). See Cali- fornia Board of Trade
W. E. LANE PLUMBER, 505 Kearny Street. Telephone 315.
PSCHORR, PILSENER,
STANDARD FREDERICKSBURG LAGER
Five Gold Medals awarded this Lager.
State Board of Trade Exhibit, 602 Market
State Board of Viticultural Commission- ers, Winfield Scott secretary, 317 Pine
State Board of Labor Statistics, George W. Walts commissioner, Charles W. Adams deputy, 220 Sutter, room 16
State Democratic Club, Flood Bldg, room 17 State Insurance Commissioner, J. N. E. Wil- son, 401 California
State Investment and Insurance Co. The George L. Brander president, James B. Mackie vice-president and manager, Charles M. Blair, secretary, Urlah B. Wilson assistant manager, James Steward cashier, 218-220 Sansome
State Journal of Horticulture and Fruit Trade Review, B. N. Rowley manager, office 321 Market
State Mineralogist, J. J. Crawford, office Pion- eer Bldg, W s. 4th bet Market and Mission
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