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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY/ FEBRUARY 11, 1903.
12
JIISCELLAXEOl'S— FOR_»ALE.
BOILERS engines-. 2d-hand machinery. MeI.\-»
TOSH & WOLPMAX. 105-U>7 Fremont sc.
H. S. WHITE MCHY. CO. will buy your ma-
chinery for spot cash without discount; see
u« U«l after you have s«een all the other*.
11. 3. WHITE MCHY. CO.. 13u-13a I>aU- st.-
"5 II V MARINE gasoline engine: direct ecu.
iwctlon: all complete. M. S. WHITE. 1UO-1^_
beale st.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
P.epair it with Elaterite; In rolls easy to lay;
needd no painting or ecatlng: good over o;<l
iron, tin ur shingles: best for new roo:*.
ELATEP.ITE KOOF1NG CO.. 1VI Market xU
J COOPEK. merchant tailor, for over 2tt years
Its Palace Hotel, atul lately at 2^ Sutter at.,
has r«rn..veU his Full Dress Rental Farina
to 21 Stockton st. iseconrt floor). In Security
Loan and Trust Co.'a bids.; phone Bu_rn»..
IN good condition, now running. 10 HP. en-
gine and boiler; complete with stac-K. fet-J
pump lubricator, heater and fittings. Ad-
dress A. -T. AMES. Gait. Cal. -
A TIP for gas and oil engine buyer*— Tha
WITTE price and guarantee arc leaders.
The TRACT ENGR. CO.. 151 Fremont st.
A — BUYS', sells or rents gear machinery. *-n-
glnes. boiler*, water pipes, shafting, pul.ejs.
etc. WH1TKLAW. 25.!-2.V> Spear st.
A LOT of seeond-han.l Hall safes, double anrl
slr.gle doors. In good order. Apply 21tt Cali-
fornia st. " .
BUTCHERS WC0 white coats, regular prlc»
$1, at 50c' each. DECK ELM AN BROS..
Butchers' Supply Hou^e. ICC Ellis st.
. — — *
FOR SALK — Antique clock. 250 years old: very
good timekeeper; case «tand» 7 1-tt reel nigh:
price $500. Uox r,»02. Call office. Oakland.
TWO 54x16 high-pressure boilers for laie. '
KROGH MFG. CO.. 51!) Market st.
AN "Automatic" "W. A G. sewing machin*
for sale cheap. 145 Sixth St.. near Howard.
BOILERS, engl n»s.pumps, pipe. belting, »haf tlnr.
pulleya.etc. SUGARMAN BROS..54U Howard.
FEW left; new porcelain bathtubs; s'.Uh: /
smoke damaged: half price. &1S 1 Totv.n d at.
SAFES- Cary Safe Co.. E. B. BECK *; CO..
agents. 122 Market st. _
A FINE suit. $7: stylish pants, $1 75. Misfit
-- Clothing Parlors. 238 Kearny »t.. near Bush.
6AFES — New and second-hand. THE HER-
MANN SAFE CO., 417-423 Sacramento st.
ASK for prices on second-hand typewriters: all
makes. ALEXANDER & CO.. 110 Montgy.
GASOLINE engines, all slses. new and IM-hanM.
and Iaunchea. J. F. DOAK. 48 Fremont st.
1 Edison phonographs, records, supplies, movtnj
picture machines, films. Baclgalupl. 9S3 Mkt.
MAGIC lanterns, new and 2d-hand moving pic-
turea. BULLARD & BRECK. 131 Post »t.
• 3IOXEY TO LOA5.
AA— MAN H ATT AN~ LOAN COMPANY (lnc>.
1O7-1OS Crocker Building
... $5.000,000^ CAPITAL
..DEAL DIRECT and AVOID EXPENSE..
Loans at 54 and « per cent; sums to suit:
•City Oakland. Country and Town Property;
' Estates. Legacies. Undivided Interests m
Kealty: Interests in Unsettled Estates an I
Contested Estates; Second Mortgages and
Life Insurance Policies; full cost of Improve-
m ent3 at 8 per cent. MANHATTAN LOAN
CO.. Crocker building; telephone Main 392*.
A — R. McCOLGAN. 24 Montgomery St.. room 3.
< Deal direct with lender.
On first mortgages.
On second mortgages. n
On third mortgages. 'W
On undivided Interests m real estat*. f
On estates in probate.
On legacies.
NO DELAY.
Telephone Main 6516.
R. McCOLGAN. 24 Montgomery St.. rocm 3.
FINANCIAL problems of all sorts and size*;
second mortgages, legacies, estates in pro-
bate, undivided Interest*, assignments of
rents, property in trust, life estates. Ufo pol-
icies, etc.; save money by dealing directly;
quick settlements: no disappointments: cour-
teous consideration given all propositions; if
you neetl money see
HERMAN MURPHY. 601-C02 Examiner bid,
.
MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE. 103 Grant av«.
Phone Red ltJOa.
LOANS FROM $1 TO $10,000. .
A PRIVATE party loans any amount on furni-
ture, pianos, at lowest rates without re-
moval; no publicity: no commission: deal di-
rect and avoid brokerage. 11 City Hall
square.
MONEY loaned to salaried people, retail mer-
chants, teamsters, boarding- bouses, without
security: easy payments; largest business ia
48 principal cities. Tolman. 5^3 Parrott bld_.
HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain
liberal advances on diamonds, jewelry, at
lowest rates. Baldwin Jewelry Store. 8lt»
Market st. ; tel. Main 1644. Branch. l'J Third.
S. F. DISCOUNT AGENCY— Loans to salaried
people on their note.
THE TOUSLE Y CO 143 Phelaa bids.
ONE per cent on furniture or pianos; no re-
moval; no commission; $23 up; quick; cor._-
dentlal. 26 Montgomery St.. room 7.
PRIVATE party, no publicity: any amount: no
commission: low rate. BON ELL I, Conserva-
tory bldg.. 301 Eddy st. ; phono South 470.
MONEY to loan on low Interest; gold, stiver,
diamonds, pearl* and precious atones bought
at W. J. HESTHAL'3. 10 Sixth st.
ON furniture, pianos: private party; no remo-
val; no publicity. E. W. Lick. 11« McAllister.
flO to $100 on salary; private and confidential t_|
Western Loan Co., 405 Montgomery st.. rin.4r^
THE Star Loan Co. of Wyoming loans money
to salaried employes: easy payra'ts. 710 Mrkt.
ELFVING. 616 Examiner big., loans on pianos,
furniture, etc. at 2 per cent without removal.
ALL loans on diamonds and Jewelry 2 per cent
mo. S. F. Collateral Loan Bank. B3S Kearny.
3% ON furniture & pianos, $15 up; no removal:
phor.e Black 1709; room 81. 6 Eddy, floor 4.
CASH loaned salaried people on notes without
lndorser. MORRELL." 609 Examiner bldg.
A WEEK'S news for 6 cents— The Weekly Call,
IS pages. In wrapper, for mailing, tl per year.
MUSICAL INSTKUMC.NTS.
SPECIALS — SPECIALS — SPECIAXS.
1 German: upright: One order .....S SS
1 Schuman; upright; mahogany casa..$130
1 Hoothe; upright; walnut case $163
1 lioothe; upright; oak case $17-
1 Storey _ Clark; upright: maho*. case..Suxs
1 Vose; upright; oak can .............. S2T3
Also a number of others; all ta On* condi-
tion; fully guaranteed.
BENJ. CURTAZ & SON, 18 OTarrell it.
No branches In San Francisco.
AT $2 5O this- — lonth: Investigate our rental or
j.urchasa plan. HEINE PIANO CO.. 23.V237
Geary st. ; largest stock In San Francisco. In-
cluding America's best mak^s; pianos, new,
from $117 to $1K>1>; apply for iur bargain list.
A PIANO given away; we .nave more square
pianos than we have room for; we will glva
one to anyone who will he!p us sell two
new uprights. 237 Geary «.
ANY piano sold by us taken back any tizn •
within two years and full purchase pries al-
lowed on a new peerless Knabe at regular
price; costs you only 20c a day to buy _
piano from us. KOHLKR & CHASE. M
O'Farrell St.: established 1850.
STEDMAN upright, good order. $100; 2 Les!1a
Bros., good as new. $175: elegant Krantcfc^.
& Bach new upright grand, dropped frctn |i
catalogue, $GM regular, $350; another Knatw V
at less than half price. BKUEXN. 208 Pest, g
A SMALL payment down and you get a koc«J
piano from us: do not buy until you call on
THE ZENO MAUVAIS MUSIC CO.. 769
Market st.
YOUR piano can be made new for one-quarter
the cost of buying: send for booklet. Pierce'*
Flano Factory. Market. 14th and Church sts.
A NEW Lyraphon-? piano player, $105; great
bargain. 2:;7 Geary st.
A FISCHER upright on sale by private party-
?7S: make cash offer. 237 Geary st.
SOHMER. Byron Mauzy piano?. Cecilian plans
player. BYRON MAUZY. MS-312 Post st
EEST renting pianos In city for $.'*. per month '
SCOTT-CURTAZ PIANO CO.. 560 Ha??" st.
SACRIFICE— Elegant 3-pedal upright; cash or
Installments. Schmitz & Co.. 16 McAllister.
TI i? "^t LEr B V ALLEJt CO- 031 Market st-
Steck.Everett.Ludwlg and other good pianos.
A GOOD STEINWAY upright. $1S5; make cash
offer. 23< Geary >.st.
S H?t E t R t I 2? vlolIn ». *lth-rs. old and new. 57
MILLER, maker, repairer. 2 Latham place.
2J^£51_^5_£TOUES TO LET.
STORE with basement, below Kearry st.. $10.
Apply LANDRY C. BABIN. 41~: Kearny st.
~-~-~~-~~~£%LM |STUV -
OWING to the great number^T^CKcaTle«rp_Tnv'
ists that have heretofore been in our city. I
am glad to introduce to you PTOf. L. F. 1_»
Mott. late of Chicago, who. as Mark Twain
says. Is a howling success in his line, bring-
ing success and happiness to all who come in
contact with him.
Don't fail to see him. for your future d#-
pends on It. ¦ ¦
122.8 Market at., rooms 3 and 4.
A free test; 20 yrs.' experience tn N. Y.; let m»
*£V1 7.°^ r ha "d: satisfaction or no pay. MRV
__BELMONT.GU Turk;l to 8 p.m. Tel! Hyd^ vJU
MME - GERMAINE. the business palmist. i~£
moved to 125 Turk st.: hours 10 to 5; con-
ralt her regarding all business affairs.
Mm e. Neergaard removed to 100ft Sutter; hr«.
1 to 4: «ve.. Sun. by appt; tel. Polk 238*.
' EMPLOYMENT WANTED^ — 31 ALB.
YOUNG French couple, well educated, wish to
have places in a private family; the husband
for coachman or general work, the wife to
do the cooking and housework: best refer-
ences. Apply at Liberty Hotel. 633 Broadway.
SOBER youngr German with some experience
In grocery saloon warehouse or wholesale
business ¦ would like position of any kind;
, willing to learn; not afraid of work. Box
*L 1915, Call office^ •
STEADY man wishes a position; understands
' horses; experienced driver; good milker; car©
of . garden ; best of references. Address 205
Koster House, room 12^6. corner Third and
Howard sts. ¦ gV; •
COMPETENT young man of 25, Danlfh. strict-
ly temperate, desires a position aa man about
place, city or country: thoroughly under-
stands care and treatment of fine, horses
and also driving. Address box 1954. Call.
A YOUNG man who had years" experience In
saddlery, hardware harness goods de-
sires a position as stock clerk or selector; no
1 objection to going out of city. Box 1017. Call.
STRONG, sober Frenchman, 27, good appear-
ance and education, wants situation; private
family or hotel; housework and horses; ref-
erences. Box 1921. Call.
RELIABLE active elderly man wants situation
as man about place; thoroughly understands
care of horees, garden, etc.; moderate wages;
reference. Box 1019. Call.
A YOUNG Christian German, that speaks Eng-
lish and who is willing to do any kind of
work wishes employment. Box 1848. Call.
WANTED— A position either Inside a store or
soliciting by energetic man with good ref-
erences. Box 187U. Call.
WANTED — Position by young colored man at
- dishwashing and housework. . T. WALU 127
Second st. >¦>--.
MAN and wife want positions on private place
• or ranch. Box 1020. Call.
BARBER desires evening work. Addres B 62S
Valencia sU .
COMPETENT middle-aged German desires sit-
uation at a gentleman's place; can take care
of fine horses and Is a good driver;' also good
plain gardener; make himself generally use-
ful; city or country; references. Address bc_
SOtil, Call office, Oakland ;
RELIABLE, sober, industrious man wants
work as watchman, or work of any kind; any
large establishment; handy with tools; also
can do plain painting; good references. Ad-
dress J. C. box 18OT. Call office.
YOUNG man with a little experience In barber-
ing would like a situation where he couM
learn more: willing to begin as an apprentice.
Box 1071, Call office.
WORK wanted before 0 a. m. and after 4 p. rn.
by young man attending school, or would
work In hotel or private place for room and
board. Reply box 1970. Call office.
A PRACTICAL landscape gardener and florist
wants situation; recommendations from first-
class nurseries and private places. Address
.Box 1960. Call office.
WANTED — By fireman who has had 4 years'
experience; can-give best of references; city
or country. Box 1947, Call office. .
COACHMAN or man about place; good refer-
ences. E. T.. Baldwin House. Ellis st.
JAPANESE schoolboy wants position In small
family; speaks English. KESAYA. 1329
Pine at.
YOUNG Japanese boy, gentle and honest,
wishes position as a schoolboy; speaks Eng-
lish. K. KANUKAWA. 523 Dupont st.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
j received at Call branch office. 2200 Flllmore.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 100*)
Valencia st. .
financial..
t3 Tn vectors. "
The Pacific Vacuum Ice Company, owning
the patent rights to the States of Nevada,
Oregon. Washington, California and Arizona
for the vacuum, process of manufacturing
hygienic pure Ice and refrigeration, offers to
the lnve-«tln_ public for the next 60 days
BO.OOO shares preferred cumulative 6 per cent
per annum guaranteed dividend (free cf
taxes) stock at $1 per share, with a bonus
of on.? share of common stock. The company
has purchased block 12, size 20Ox4OS, corner
Klnettenth and Harrison sts. Work en prop-
erty now progressing so as to be In actual
operation by May 1 of this year, with a 100-
ton per day plant.
Plants will be erected in cities and towns
wl«hin our territory. This ice can be made
, for 60c per ton and In one hour's time.
". For further particulars address FRANK .
W. MARSTON. president. Pacific Vacuum
Ice Company, rooms 519-520 Parrott building,
San Francisco, Cal.
COMPANIES incorporated and financed; stock
and bond issues guaranteed, underwritten and
sold; stock accepted for services. Send for.
Pacific States Investor. PACIFIC STATES
MININO AND INVESTMENT CO.. 320 Post.
FLATS TO LET.
TO let — 6 rooms and bath on Pine St.. near
Octavia: rent $25. Inquire' McBRIDE & CO.,
035 Market. .%•¦> _|
$20— COZY, sunny middle flat; 4 rooms; bath.
26 Shotwell St., near. Fourteenth. . :'; ¦'"¦¦' .;•;
PLATS TO LET FURMSHED.
FURNISHED flat 4 rooms for .housekeeping;
bath, gas; references wanted. 140 Fair Oaks.
FURMTl'ltE FOR SALE.
FURNITURE for sale; 9 rooms and bath; a
bargain; must be sold within v.-eok; JG50.
1031 McAllister.
NICELY furnished flat of five rooms for sale
cheap ; ft to 3. 215',$ Elm ave.
FURNITURE WANTED.^
California Auction House.1105-1107 Mission St.;
,tel. Mint 2481 -.pays cash prices ;buys anything
BIG price paid for furniture for CO days; special
reason. S. J. WAUGH. r. 415. Examiner bldg.
IIISLl* ¦¦ WANTED FEMALE.
AT^cTlirTflAi^JiiEN'X^
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Assistant cashier, restaurant S23
Stewardess, country hotel $40
• _0 • waitresses, city and country $20-$30
Chambermaid, country : .' $20
Nurse, institution, city "...V. >20
2 chambermaids to wait, country, fare paid..
: «J5
Chamtfermald, across bay ..'. ; ..$20
Short order cook, short distance ...$35
Cleaner, Institution, city |20
FAMILY DEPARTMENT .....
Young girl, 'assist one child, country ...... tS
Cook. Jewish family $30
Houseglrl, _ in family *25
Nurseglrl, care one child .$20
Cooks, houseglrls. second girls, nurseglrls..
**. $20-*30
C. R. HANSBN & CO ..:429 Bush st.
4 GIRLS to learn hairdresslng; $5 teaches trade
from A to Z In 2 wks.; must fill 4 positions
by Feb. 25; $10 per vwk. guaranteed; call
early; day and eve. class. Old ' 8. F. HAIR-
DRESSING SCHOOL. 233 Geary,' room 13.-
A — GIRL to do general hodsework and cook-
- ing; family of 3 adults; wages $20. Call
| before | noon, 2513 Octavia st. •
WANTED — A girl for second work and wait on
lady;; private family; wages $12-$15. 1030
Btelner st.
EXPERIENCED saleslady wanted for chll-
' dren's cloaks and suits. Apply superlntend-
ent's office. The Emporium. ¦.-.
WANTED — Experienced operators on ladles'
silk waists; good pay: steady work. ¦ San,
Francisco Mfg. Co., 523 Market st.
NEAT young girl to assist In housework; $15.'
,2150 Lyon st. \ '
WANTED — Apprentices for millinery. Apply
¦:• 723 Market st. •
REFINED young lady light steady office work;
•mall wages; references. 473 Valencia at.
6 AN FRAXCISCO CALL.
BUSINESS OFFICE r>t the San Francisco
Call, corner Market and Third streets; open
UDtll 12 o'clock every nipht In the year.
BRANCH OFFICES— 5:7 Montgomery street,
correr Clay; open until 0:«3 p. m.
300 Hij«f street: open until 0:30 p. m.
KU McAllister street; open UJUll l>:30 p. m -
«.15 Larkm street; open until 0:30 p. ra .
i'.»41 Mission ttreet; open until 10 p. m.
•£Xl Market ttreet. corner Sixleeeolh; open
until fl p. m.
100 Eleventh street; open until 0 p. tn.
IC'M Valencia street; open until 3 p. m.
Northwest cormr cf Twenty-second and Ken-
tuiky streets: open until 9 p. m.
L'UO "illn-.ore street: op-ri until 0 p. m.
MEETING NOTICES. *
KING SOLOMON'S Chapter No. 170. . i
urdw iiasttrn Star. — Olficers and —A»- I
member* art hereby :i tiM-M ;•> attend \
the funeral of our lato brother. "¦
MAX ABRAHAM. TO-DAY (WEDNES- j
DAY), at 3 o'clock, from Masonic Temple, j
Foist a.nd Montgomery sts. By order of W.
SI. ALMA E. DRINKHOUSE. Secretary.
?AN~FRANCI.SCO Lodge of Perfection
No. HI, A. and A. Ji. R., <C5 Sutter \
*t.— Called meeting THIS (WEDNES- W T*
DAY) EVGNING. at 8 o'clock, 14th
df*l~pe. All brethren of the rite cordially In-
i-lted. By or<1er of the "VV. M. %. |
CHAS. JELL1NEK, Secretary. ;
MOUNT MORIAH Lodge No.*44, F. and « !
A. M.— Called meeting TH/!S (WED- .Ji
XESBAV) KV1IN1NG at 7:30 o'clock. /C2P
1'irst degree. » »
THEO. FROL1CH. Sec.
PACIFIC LoJge No. 136, P. and A. a
M., will meet on WEDNESDAY, JB\-
February 11. at 2:.">0 p. m.. at the iC 2f
Masonic Temple, to attend the fu- ' ~^
neral of our late brother. MAX ABRAHAM.
Master Masons are Invited.
GEORGE PENLIXGTON. Sec.
CP.OCKETT Lodce No. 139. F. and A. m I J
M. — Officers and members =.re request- J\^ !
••d to attend the iutiera! of our de- TK *' I
ceased brother. FRITZ KP.IO. on'~
WEDNESDAY, Uie 11th Inn., at 1 P. m. •
By order of the W. M.
H. FORTR1EDE. Secretary. j
CROCK KIT Lodge No. l."». F. and A. ft I •
M.— I>e*r*e 1 THIS EVIiNING. Feb.
11 at 7:30 o'clock. - By order of the >Vy\ I
\Y. M. IL EOETB1EOE, Sec. 'v' | ,
EXCELSIOR Lodge No. 1O>. F. and A. m
M.— First d»^rree THIS (WEDNES- ~Jn~ .
DAY) EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. >i_^
H. J. OWEN, Secretary. / ~r !
MISSION Lodge No. 169. F. and A. M. •
—Callea 1 meeting THIS (WEDNES- __V_
DAY) EVENING ut T :.'!.• o'clock, jKlf
First decree. It. E. ALLAN. Sec. /^F ' |
ANNL'AL Meeting. — The regular annual meet- j ;
leg Cf the stockholder? cf the Matson Navi- |
cation Cere pany will be held at the office cf j
tr^ company. 227 Market «t.. tn the city ond j <
county of S«_ Francisco. State of California.
THURSDAY, the 12th day of February. 1SKW. I
et the hour cf 2 o'clock p. m.. for the purpose
<t electing a board of directors to serve for
the ensuing year and for the transaction of
fjch other business as may come before the !
nieetlnt;. GEO. A. DOUGLASS. Secretary. J
ANNUAL Meeting Honolulu Plantation Com- j !
par.y — The regular annual meeting of the i
stockholders of the Honolulu Plantation Com- j
piny will be held at the office of the com- i
1 any, 327 Market Et., In the city and county j
of Ban Francisco, t-tate cf California, on !
WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of February, j
A. D. 19U3. at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m. t J
for the purpose of electing' a Board cf Di-
rectors to serve for the ensuing- year and for
the transaction of such other business as may j
<ome before the meeting. Transfer books *
will close on Saturday. February 14. lf»03. at
3 o'clock v. m. IL W. THOMAS.
Secretary Honolulu Plantation Company, 327 I
Market tt.. £an Francisco, Cal.
NOTICE of annual stockholders' meeting — The ,
rejruiar annual meeting of stockholders of .
Associated Oil Comjiany. a corporation, will
be held at the office of the company, eleventh
floor. Hayward buildinp. San Francli-oo. Cali-
fornia, on MONDAY. 2.'5d day of February. ! ¦
1903. at the hour of 12 m.. for the purpose of j .
electlner s. board of directors to serve for the
ensuing year and the transaction of such |
ether business as mar come be-fore the meet- I
ing. This notice is printed In the San Fran- j
cisco Call by order and direction cf beard o£ i
directors ol Associated <'ll Company.
O. SCRIBNER. Secretary.
Office — Klevpnth floor. Hayward building. 1
Fan Francisco, <'al.^ February 7, HW3.
ANNUAL MEETING-^KUauea BOW Planta- j
tion Company — The regular annual meeting \
of tlie stockholders ot the Kllauea Sugar i
Plantation Company will be held at the of- i
lire of the company. 327 Market St.. in the
City and County of Kan Francisco State of 1
California, on TUESDAY, the 24th day of j
February. A. D. 1K3, at the hour of 11
'¦clock a. m., for the purpose of electing a '
board of directors to eerve for the ensuing I
ytar and for the transaction of such other I
but-irw-ss a* may com* before the meeting.
Transfer books will close on Friday. Feb- ;
ruary 13, 1003. at :i o'clock p. m.
H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
Kllauea Sujrar Plantation Ccmpanay, 327
Market ft.. San Francisco. California.
ageats wasted;;/
BEAD THIS— SNAP— READ THIS.
We teach anybody how to manufacture an '
arjlcle which srlls at $2 each or SIS per dozen !
t*i iJAcXorifiiz _lT1(1 private { ssni 1 ics ; msnuf s.ctt_nnif '
jirioe. each; no machinery: sample 50c The '
Suj«Tior Chemical Works, 73 Washington Et !
• T.icaco, 111.
EXPERIENCED directory ajvfrtlstng solid- j
tor; M]_y and commission. Box SS99. Call. '
SCHEMES — A book of dollar-getting ideas; !
:-an;i.!e 10c. Pacific Book Co.. San Francisco, i
AN experienced bripht man or woman solicitor;
E3cd i-ay. S3 Columbian bldg.. city.
>e»-ms everywhere :either sex Alutgum Water- I
;rcof riino yple taver.Aiuta Mfg Co.,139 Post.
astrology:
AKTROLOGY taught: horoiwor-es cast. PROF
RAYMOND, book store <i<9 Ellis.- or by mail. I
ATT«RAEYS_AT LAW. ~
!:<JBT. W. KING, atty-at-law. Examiner bldg.,
itn. <;il ; all cuea; damages, estates, wllla,
attachments, collections, etc.; * consultation
iree; no advance charges; call cr write; re- i
n.einber full name and room. . Tel. Red 3G0U ]
ADVICE free — I will advance costs in mcrlton- '
cut cases, d.vcrces. |<robate and all other law
;rg. J. M. THUKSTOyrsia Market 6 1*. rm . 3l"
AlH'ICK free; divorces a epeclalty:qul(?k.ciulet;
no charge without succes*; established 1U yrs. i
G. W. HOWE, te50 Market St., cor. Stockton.
AITKEN & AITKEN, attorneys; r. 30U-10U
Clunle bldg.. 003 California St.; tel Bush 633. |
O«:o. D. CAMPBELL, lawyer, r. 41G Examiner
b'.dg. Pensions and general legal work.
ADVICE free; no charge unless successful; all
cates; open evgg. W.W.Davidson,»27 Market.
L. S. CLAKK. Emma Spreckels bldg.. 0i:7 Mar- !
lc*t tt.: consultation free: no fees in advance. |
>;!< f* CXES— For Salr or i:.\<-lmnse.
i HlilSTMAS pres«UsT^bl5cna7cir7ace78~rer
duced to $25. Agent fcr Columbia and Eu-
lcka bicycles; Juvenile wheels. ALLEN, oOl
!-arkin «t.. corner McAllister.
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC. ~
WARBLING canaries and all kinds of eong
talking end fancy birds; goldfish pet stock'
«-*ges. globes, aquariums; bird and animal
food of all klnis, ir.4t; Market st.,bet.Sth_9th.
1^: — N12W AND OLD.
k?? 1^ 1 f *" klDd * bought; llbrarres purchased
H. C. Holme.. 1143 Market: tel. Jei»l» "u.
BLSIXESS ClIAXCES/ ~~
A— $450; PARTNER wanted^Ti'^aloon" "and
lunch house, close to Union Iron Works a
good-paying place; only live man wanted
.<<» R. Q. WILKE _ CO.. 26<j Kearny tt.
.* $1200; RESTAURANT and ohophouse' cloee
t<j The Call building; rent $C0; place estab-
lished years and good payiEg; owner to go to
Ormany. Bee R. G. WILKE. 2C»4 Kearny.
A—6ANITARIUM FOR SALK— In a town of
.",0.000 inhabitants; well equipped- oavlri
well- infirmities of age force tbe proprietor
to cell; this Ib a rare chance for a physician
Inquire of CAMP _ BROWN. Mining _£
l-meers. t)26 Clay tt.. Can Francisco? .
A— BEST delicacy, this city, doing large bus"^
ness: clears $200 mccth; never before o'-
fered; rift for $1400; compelled to leave city
See E. B. PERRY & CO., ICO Market «t.
JOSEPH 8TRAUB "
Has tnored to C30 Market et. #
Opposite Palace IIoteL
$:.00— PARTNER wanted; light manufacturing
business; will clear to each $80 mumh- duties
easily learned. Donnelly Co.. C32 Market st.
K3~SO^-OOI I XTBT hotel, profits over $400 per
month; $iltt buy* first-clats saloon. 5 room« I
« lubt-oom*. 27 members, bargain. 7S3Vj Mrket!
SCCOI-JSMFITL advertising Is only ]>ceslble by
our select lists of pullers; our expert advic-
and latert ir*ue of our "Advertiser's Pocket
Guide." containing complete lists of the be.<t j
da'Hles, weeklies and monthlies, free. GUEN'- t
THEIt. BRADFORD _ CO.. Advertising i
Agents. 109 Randolph Ft.. Chicago. III. j
$300— OYSTER and chc<p house on Fifth ft., j
near Market: doing Al business. $1000— Sa- !
loon on Third et.. close to Market; also one
oti Fourth 6t., $1400. $200 — Cigar-store, fine
location, clears $100 per month. JENSEN &
«X>.. 65 Third ft.
FOR sale— Best-paying hotel and bar in, San
Rafael; house full of steady boarder*: 111-
healtti cause cf selling. Fcr full particulars
¦s* OMBer at CIS Hayes et., cH>.
CLAIRVOYANTS — Continued.
Clairvoyant and business medium, permanently
located at 17 Third St.. next Examiner bldg.;
Ehe reads your life correctly. Elves an accurate
description of the past, reveals the present hap-
neniiiK.s and portrays events to occur In the fu-
ture- if you are in trouble, discontented or not
satis'fled in life, or have domestic, love or busi-
ness troubles, consult this great medium and
vcu v'ill be told how to overcome them; valu-
able advice in all affairs of life; 25c up; satis-
faction guaranteed. Tel. Black 45G9.
MISS WARD gives names, dates and facts
when others fail: call on this celebrated med-
• ium; satisfaction or no pa>\ 12« Turk st.
M1IE EILERSFICKEN. medium, has re-
moved to 112 Sixth St.: readinir dally, 2oo
and nOc^ ¦
MILDRED JULIAN, clairvoyant, card reader;
hours 9 a. m. until 9 p. m. ; ladies 25c; gents
50c. 805 V> Howard st , room 1.
MISS M. WILLE, 330 Ellis St.. clairvoyant,
crystal seer, reads your life correctly without
questions; names given ;50c.$l;tel.Sutter 1800.
MME. RAVENNA will give full life reading
[or 50c one week. 5 Fourth st»
OLDEST lady palmist and card reader In city.
20% Kearny, room 20; lad|es 25c; gents 50c.
MRS. BROWN, clairvoyant card reader; ladies
25c; gents 50c: roadlnss dally. 132 Sixth st.
CLAIRVOYANT, card and planet reader: only
10c; hours," 1 to 8. 2C2 Minna St., near 4th:
MRS. SHAFFER, clairvoyant card reader; sit-
tings daily. US\(. Jessie St.. bet. 5th and Cth.
MRS. LA VON. wonderful fortune teller; truth
or no Day: 50c. 110 Turk st.
CAIITET BEATING AND CLEANING.
WHEN you become disgusted with poor work
tend for SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet-beat-
Ins Works. 853-3-7 Tehama st. ; tel. South 40.
TRY HOPKE BROS.' excellent carpet clean-
ing. Phone Bush 421. 411-413 Powell st.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter St.;
tel. Main 31>4. GEO. WALCOM & CO.. Prop.
RUDOLPH & CO., carpet-beating work; prices
reasonable. l"0.'l Harrison st.; tel.Mljslon 263.
CONKLIN'S Superior Carpet-beating Works,
333 Golden Gate ave. ; telephone East 126.
.1 E. MITCHELL Carpet-cleaning and Reno-
vating Co.. 240 14th St.: tel. Mission 74.
BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made;
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO., 415 Montgomery, rooms 0-10; tel. 5580.
ADVICE free; bad tenants ejected speedily,
very reasonably. Columbian Law & Collection
Agency, r. 85. ill« Market 3t. : phone Red 309.
DENTISTS.
REMOVAL.
DR. C. W. F.ICHARDS, dentist, has re-
moved from 47 Post st. to Mutual Bank
building, room 614, corner Geary and Kearny
streets.
A NEW plate — the Whalebone — Cannot break;
warranted 20 yrs.; crown, $3 50; fillings, 50c;
pHtes. $5: full set: all work painless and war-
ranted. Chicago Deptal Parlors. 24 Sixth st.
Expert dentist. Dr. E. P. Shepard, has removed
to 10 Turk, parlors 3-4. I'hone Howard 2794.
PARIS Dental Parlors. 235 Kearny.cor. Bush—
Set teeth $1 50 up: crowns $2 up; fillings 25c.
SET of teeth without plate. DR. H. G.
TOU.VG. 1S41 Polk St. - '
DOG HOSPITALS.
DR. MCCARTHY'S Veterinary Hospital; special
ward for dogs. 3/>79 Eighteenth Bt.. bet.
Valencia and Guerrero. Tel. Church 4330.
DRESSMAKERS AND SEA.MSTRESSES
MCDOWELL Dressmaking and Millinery School
— Evening class; patterns cut. 1019 Market.
EDUCATIONAL.
h^aTd^s~s7:i^T^f^eTe7?tiucal^e"ngi"
NEERING — Theory, demonstration, construc-
tion, laboratory .and shop work; thoroughly
practical; day. night. 24 Post; catalogue free.
THE Berlitz School of Languages. Starr- Kins
bldg., 121 Geary st. — Competent native teach-
ers; 2OO branches with 75.000 pupils in Amer-
ica and Europe; best, quickest method ever
devised; private and class 1 Instruction; pros-
pectus and trial lessons free; commercial
classes in French and Spanish, $3 per month.
HEALD'S SCHOOL OF MINES. 24 Post St., 9.
F. — Thorough courses; complete equipment;
all subjects pertaining to mining and mining
engineering; day and night; catalogue free.
A — THE Lyceum, an accredited preparatory
school for the university, law and medical
colleges; ref.. Pres. Jordan or any Stanford
professor; day, eve, sessions. Phelan . bldg.
GALLAGHER-MARSH BUSINESS COLLEGE.
conducted by experts: best combined short-
hand and commercial course to be had; ln-
dorsed by official court reporters. 1382 Mkt
CALIFORNIA Business College. 305 Larkln St.
"A thorough school"; positions secured for
graduates; modern methods; Individual in-
struction. Write for Illustrated catalogue.
A — ELLIS bookkeeping and Gregg shorthand
can't be beat; we have a larger school than
ever and more graduates get positions. S.
F. Business College. 1236 Market st.
ARE you In need of a thorough, practical busi-
ness education? Investigate the merits of
Isaac Pitman Business College, 345 Halght.
ACTING, elocution, specialties; Hallet School:
associated with theatrical agency securing
positions. Alcazar building. 120 O'Farrell st.
ADDRESS Ayers' Business College/ 723 Market
St., for their new catalogue; if Is free and the
nicest in the State. Life scholarship. $50.
ENGINEERING— Civil, elec. min.. mech., sur-
vey. assay, cyanide: day. eve.; est,18G4 Van
der Nalllen School. 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall.
VIOLIN, mandolin, guitar; Prof. 'Merkl: thor-
ough, patlent.experienced. IOCS Misslon.ur.6th.
VIOLIN, guitar, mandolin, banjo taught In
class, $1 per month. 420 O'Farrell at.
MRS. GRUNDIES WEILER Germ.. Fr., Sp. ;
hrg. 9-11 a.m.. 3-5 p.m. 1126 Eddy, Cottage bid
Chicago Business College, 1435 Market, nr. 10th.
Plttman shorthand, typlng.bookkeepg; $8 mo.
ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, grammar, writing,
ctc.;day cr eve. ; $5 a mo. 1024 Mission, nr Oth.
.SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION Day and
PARTINGTON'S. 424 Pine st....NiRht class.
HEALD'S Business College, 24 Post st. S. F,;
.founded lSt>t; now fcO-page catalogue free.
EJII'J.OYJIEXT OFFICES.
; GEORGE AOKI, 421 Post St.; tel.~ljusn~135T~
Japiincse-Chlnese employment . office; fur-
nishes best help; contracts for farm help, etc.
ORPHEUM Employment Office — Japanese, Chl-
nese help. 42(i Powell, nr. Sutter; tel. Black 5072.
CHINESE and Japanese help; estab. 20 years.
Tel. Main 1H07. BRADLEY & CO.. 610 Clay.
Grand Japanese-Chinese Emp. Offlce,415 Stock-
ton; tel. Grant IPS; expert, reliable help.
RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of-
fice; all kinds help. :tl5 Stockton; Main 51S8.
! EMPLOYMENT WANTED— IpEMALE.
I A STEADY, competent person wishes a posi-
tion to do gencrar housework In a small fam-
: Jly: understands her business; wages $20. e
Rose ave., near Market st. • '
; STRONG woman wants work by the day; not
afraid to work; good housccleaner and laun-
dress, or will do work of any kind; $1 10
305 Minna st.: second flight, room 13.
STENOGRAPHER with 12 years' experience,
capable of lilliner responsible position, de-
sires situation. Box 1951, Call.
STRONG American woman wants work by the
day: first-class house-clearer; $1 25 per day
good references. *Box 1049, Call. --
SWEDISH first-class cook wants Bituatlon; city
or country; wages $30 to $35 per month.
12 Porry st. , y '
WANTED — By a German girl, a situation at
"Might housework In a small family. Apply
at 1114 Treat ave.
YOUNG eirl would Ilka a position In. private,
taking care of 2 or 3 children, and upstairs
work. Inquire at 1309 Stockton; wages $25. I
INTELLIGENT younc woman will travel as
companion and attendant to elderly lady. Ad-
drees box 3»0». Call office, Oakland. .
YOUNG German girl wishes to do light house-
work. Box 1053. Call. : . '
WANTED — Situation for downstairs . work;
good cook; references. 2022 Bush St.
A WOMAN would like to get some family
washing to do at home or work out by the
day. 41S Natoma st., near Fifth.
A RELIABLE young woman would like work
by the day, or will care for sick evenings;
please call. 1050 Howard st.
REFINED young lady desires position as nur-
sery governess or companion to child not
younger than 3 years old. Box 1892, Call. '
A 'YOUNG woman wants a place to do general
housework and cooking. Apply 2222 Post st.
JAPANESE girl wants situation to do second
work. Addres3 M. M., 7C7 Webster at.." Oak-
land. ; , - . ,
WINCHESTER House, 44 Third st. near Mar-
ke;— 200 rooms; 25c to $1 60 per night; $1 50
to $6 week; convenient and respectable; free
'bus and baggage to and from ferry.. . ; . :
WANT ads and subscriptions taken for The
Call at Eaton's Bazaar. 633 McAllister st.
A BRANCH, office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions bas been established ¦ at - 1030
/ Valencia et. :
HELP WASTED— FEMALE — Con.
WANTED — 2 cooks, no wash, $30; cook for
restaurant. Sacramento, $35; 5 second girls.
$20, $25: Institution laundress. $30; maid and
seamstress, $25; 4 hotel waitresses, $25; 3
chambermaids, wait one meal, $20; 3 nurse-
girls, $20, $25; Infant's nurse, $20; 2 clean-
Ing women, $20; housekeeper, country, $15,
-see man at office 10 o'clock; housework, San I
' Rafael. $25; second girl. Santa Clara Co., ;
$25; laundress, private family. $30: cham- !
ber work, some laundry work, $25; and'
others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 334 Sutter. j
GOOD competent Scandinavian or German gtrl
for general housework and cooking: wages
$25; call between 10 and 2 o'clock. 241 Do-
lores st., between Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
GIRL about 16 to learn typesetting on an old-
established monthly; $3 week to start. 516
Commercial st.. top floor.
ELDERLY woman: German preferred; .assldt
light housework; fair wages. 22 Pond st.
YOUNG lady as stenographer and typewriter;
state salary wanted. Box 1952. Call.
TAILORESSES and waist hands. GOLDSTEIN
& CO.. 733 Market St.
WANTED— Teacher of Italian. Apply Girls'
Directory. Central ave. and Waller Bt.
YOUNG girl for general housework; wages $25.
Apply 006 O'Farrell st.
TALENTED amateur performers. Apply at
Chutes 6 p. m. Wednesday; salary no object.
SHIRT OPERATORS WANTED. '
We need 100 girls to learn shirt-making on
steam power sewing machines; dean, light,
steady work, In modern factory, at good
wages; no experience necessary; paid whlla
learning. Apply LEVI STRAUSS & CO.,
86% ""Fremont sL ; elevator. Ask for MR.
HINDSHAW. .
OPERATORS on overalls; no experience necee-
6ary; good pay; steady work; paid while
learning; clean, light, modern factory; every
convenience. Including dressing-room. . LEVI
STRAUSS & CO.. 32% Fremont st. Apply
MR. DAVIS. "
EXPERIENCED collar hands, neglige over-
ehlrts. LEVI STRAUSS & CO.'S shirt fac-
tory, 36% Fremont at. (elevator); see MK.
HINDSHAW.
HAIRDRESSING. manicuring, massage", scalp
treatment, halrwork. removal of superfluous
hair; $5 2 weeks; day & eve. class; wages $10
to ?20 week. 1236 Market, cor. Joneg. r. 94.
EXPERIENCED- sleeve operators. LEVI
STRAUSS & CO.'S shirt 'factory. 38% Fre-
mont Et. (elevator): see MR. HINDSHAW.
APPRENTICE girls for glove work; steady
employment. B. BLUMENTHAL & CO., 25
. Battery st.
GIRLS from 10 to IS for factory work: good
wages; steady employment. Apply at once.
AMES & HARRIS. 100 Sacramento st.
WANTED— German girl for general house-
work; wages $20. 2096 Mission st.
GIRL to do general housework and plain cook-
Ing. £25 Golden Gate ave., upstairs.
YOUNG girl; general housework: plain cook-
Ing; small family; wages $20. 1519 Grove st
EXPERIENCED front liand neglige shirts.
Lsvi Strauss & Co.'s shirt factory. 86% Fre-
mont st. (elevator); see MR. HINDSHAW.
A ERANCH office, for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 109h
Valencia et. - .'r--
IIKL1" AVA2STED MALE.
AT C. R. HANSEN _ CO.'S EMP. AGENCY.
429 Bush st 642 Clay st.
Experienced superintendent for tunnel work;
see party here
Free fare Fre« fare
SHIP TO-DAY
FOR NEVADA
10 laborers to build fences along: railroad:
Scandinavians preferred. $2 25 a day
.FOR NEVADA
Tunnelmen, teamsters and laborers. $2 and $3
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
CHATSWORTH PARK
Tunnelmen, machine men, drillers and muck-
ers $2 to $3 a day
Ship to-day
Free fare Free fare
' • :Vr. r . . .FOR NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Scraper teamsters, loaders and dumpers to
build wagon road In Shasta County
$2. and $2 25 a day
"Scientific Instrument-maker, $3 25 a day; 10
¦ men to build fences. $3 25 a day; 10 orchard
hands, $20; 20 laborers and teamsters city,
?2 and ?2 25 a day
C. R. HANSEN & CO J...429 Bush st.
Branch office 642 Clay st
ENGINEER for sawmill and understands dy-
namo, ?75; stenographer and typewriter, $40
and board; , farmer nnd wife, $40; farmer,
$30; 4 carpenters. $3 CO day; gardener. $30;
vegetable cook. $40. and others. J. F.
CROSKTT & CO.. 628 Sacramento st.
ANDRE'S Office, 310 Stockton at.— Coachman
for city. $40; butler. $40; waiter, country,
$30; cook. $10 a week; vegetable cook. $45;
porter for saloon. ?10 a week: porter, dining-
room, $25; dishwasher, $20, etc.
A— HOTEL GAZETTE, 26 Montgomery, rm. 12.
Second cook, $50, free fare; night watchman,
$30 and n
WANTED in a fire insurance office, a young
man (unmarried) having experience In sur-
veying general and special risks in San
Francisco and vicinity,- also competent to
adjust small city losses and attend to gen-
eral outside S. F. local work. Address, stat-
ing age, experience, references,- salary re- I
quired, etc., box 1975, Call.
EXPERIENCED clothing cutter on suits and
pants. Apply between 9 and 10 a. m.. Stand-
ard Shirt Factory, cor. Gough and Grove sts.
CORRESPONDENCE clerk; large business em-
ploying from 20 to 25 stenographers ;• must be
competent to utilize this force to advantage
and understand modern methods of Indexing
and filing; must be able to take full charge:
salary satisfactory. The Guaranty Co., 307-S
Callaghan bldg., McAllister and Market sts.
WANTED — Bright young man from 20 to 25
years of age as an advertiser's understudy;
must have a good education; would prefer
one who has had newspaper experlence;»thls
Is a first-class ooportunity for right party:
state age, experience. If any, and salary ex-
pected. Apply box 1014, Call.
Energetic manager for office to' be. opened In
each county of the State, by large manufac-
turing concern; salary $100 per month; extra
commission & expenses; $500 cash security
required; best references; no books or Insur-
ance. Manager. P. O. box 2124. San Fran.
WANTED— Energetic man for stationery de-
.•partment; must be thoroughly acquainted
with all the details of stationery, engraving,
printing, etc. Apply. Superintendent's office.
The Emporlumr^'
-WANTED — A bright young salesman with
good address to work city- department and
* dry goods stores on Eastern fancy goods
lines.- Box 1974. Call.
BARBER shop of 6. chairs and 8 baths for
¦ sale as a whole or half Interest; no reasona-
ble offer ¦ refused. , Apply to H. BERNARD
104 Seventh st.
¦ - ¦ ¦
MAN to work in country; must milk; ref.
Girls' Directory. Central ave. and Waller st.
BOY to learn plumbing; 7:30 a. m. 91 Jack-
son st.
WANTED — A first-class night dishwasher at
304 Mason St.; wages $7 a week.
WANTED — Dinhwasher at New Golden Gate
' Hotel. 104 Fourth at. .
BOOTBLACK wanted. 1312 Market St., near
. Jones, room 320, Callaghan building.
BOOTBLACK wanted. 205 Scott st.
BARBER shop for sale;- centrally located •
lease. Box 1919, Call office.
HELP WASTED—MALE — Con. [
MURRAY & READY—... €34-CS6 Clay st. I
Phone Main CS4S I
..Leading Employment and Labor Agents.. ¦
........ '.... Office Open 7 A. M
t NEW R. R. WORK
FREE NEVADA FREE
FREE NEVADA FKEE
Laborers, Teamsters. 'Rockmen. ...... ' ,
Steelmen, Drillers. Tunnelmen ,'
ALSO TO |
ARIZONA ARIZONA ARIZONA
CLOSE TO PRESCOTT ; :
SHIP DAILY '
Are you going to — . !
OREGON OREGON 7 OREGON
FREE FARE FREE FARE
1 . . . MINERS .
3 machine miners. $00; 3 single-hand miners,
north, $S2 5O; 20 coal miners. Oregon
GOOD JOBS
Blacksmith, small country shop, $50 and fd..
Cement finisher. Oregon, steady job, $5 to $8
day: 3 carpenters, city. 8 hours. $.'{ 5O day: '.I
beam hands, tannery; carriage painter; safe-
maker.
MISCELLANEOUS
Choreman and wife, good ranch. $45 and
found; married laborer for mine, wife to cook
for men. see boss here; 0 teamsters, near
city, $2 25 day: 17 farm hands and ranch
teamsters, $-30 to $35 and found; «> choremen
and choreboya; 3 milkers. $:>O to $10 and
found; rrilker, 25 cows, $.'£ and found; mil-
ker, 13 cows, $.".0 and found; 10 laborers and
teamsters; woodchoppers and tiemakers.... I
Barkeeper, corporation saloon, country. $75. !
must have credentials; porter and lunch
eook, country saloon. $30 and found; short- [
order cook, city, $10 week; cooks, waiters, i
kitchen help . . . _. \
Washer, country laundry. $15 week j ¦
OTHER JOBS
MURRAY _ READY, 634-636 Clay st
GOVERNMENT POSITIOI 3 — Examinations
will soon be held In this State for poeltlons
In the customs and railway mail services;
13,000 appointments last year; this is your
opportunity; . announcement containing In-
formation concerning positions, salaries, qual- ;
flcatlons, etc., free. Address National Corre-
spondence Institute. Washington. D. C or,
to save time, the Institute's Pacific Coast of-
fice, 927 Market st., San Francisco, CaL
CUSTOM-HOUSE positions. Call day or even-
Ins for free Information concerning positions,
salaries, qualifications, etc. Room SOS, 027
Market Bt.
WANTED — Recruits for the Marine Corps. U.
S. navy; able-bodied men of good character,
between .the ages of 21 and 35; not less than
6 feet 4\lnches and not over 6 feet 1 inch:
able to speak and read English. For further
Information apply at the recruiting offices.
40 Ellis Kt., San Francisco, Cal.; Masonic '
Hall. 530 K St., Sacramento, Cal.; and U. S.
Custom-house, 2*-'-!i North Main st., Los
Angeles. Cal.
WANTED — 2 educated young men (about 23)
to learn our business; begin as sollciv>rs and
take responsible positions when qualified;
$1000 per year and 2 weeks' vacation; city
references required. 210 Examiner bids.
WANTED — Laborers and mechanics to know
that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprietor, still
runs Denver. House.. 217 Third St.; 150 larga
rooms; 25c per night; $1 to $2 per week.
jMEN — Our free catalogue explains how we
i teach the barber trade In the shortest pos-
sible time; barbers are In great demand.
MOLLER SYSTEM COLLEGE. 635 Clay st.
YOUNG man for liquor store; apply after 1 p.
m. BROWNSTONE WINE CO.. Ellis and
Jones sts.
ELEGANTLY fitted, well paying 5-chalr barber
shop north of Market St.; comer. For partic-
ulars call 227 Ninth st.
LOCKSMITH or toolmaker to work on glova
dies. W. H. GUTZMAN, 17QG Dwlght way.
Berkeley, Cal.
BARBERS — 25 second-hand revolving chairs
In good condition at a bargain. DECKEL-
MAN BROS.. 106 Ellis st.
WANTED — Jewelers. 17 Lick place. Lick
House.
BARBER shop for sale; 3 chairs; living-rooms.
708 McAllteter st.
DRIVER acquainted with Mission district for
Fridays. 8G3 Valencia st.
WANTED — To sell 2-chair barber shop; living-
rooms; $250. 133G Minna St., bet. 14th 8c 15th.
BARBER shop for sale; steady; 4 chairs; mod-
ern fixtures; bargain. 1007 H Market, rm. 1.
FOR sale — Barber chop, doing good business.
05.'! Howard st.
WANTED—^ solicitors of ability and push. Ap-
ply 312 Examiner bldg.. bet. 0 and 11 a. m.
SAILORS and ordinary seamen for Europe and
Australia. HERMAN'S. 2U SCeuart St.
OVER 500 pair new and second-hand shoes for
sale cheap. McDonald & Perry. 261 Third st.'
WANTED — Young men to learn barber trade.
S. F. Barber College. 741A Howard st.
PENSION atty.. K. A. Bullls. room 40. Phelaa
big. -Past Copt. Geo. H. Thomas Post, G.A.R.
GET your shoes half-soled while waiting; 25c
to 50c. 663 Mission St.. bet. 1st and 2d sts.
ALL sizes men's shoes, slightly damaged, halt
price. 5G3 Mission st.. bet. 1st and 2d st3.
WINCHESTER House. 44 Third St.. near Mar-
ket — 200 rooms, 25c night; reading-rooms;
free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 10'JO
Valencia st.
READ "The California Horseman," of Interest
to horsemen. Dalziel. editor. 605 G. G. av».
Largest assortment 2-band wagofis.buckbd.sur-
rey.harness.work, driving horses. ISth-Valenca
AN Al express wagon, single; also light camy-
lng wagon for sale cheap. 532 Mission »t.
HOUSES TO LET.
A — PRINTED list of houses to let: send for clr-
cular. G. H. UMBSEN _ CO.. 14 Montgomery
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST — Between Geary and Larkin sts., a Jap-
anese chatelaine purse, containing money,
opal ring and garnet rosary. Keep money
and return purse and contents to 944 Van
Ness ave. - -.::.
LOST— In vicinity of Emporium, S. F., »lik
and wool Oriental shawl. Communicate with
MRS. C. A. PLACE, 278 Thirteenth «t.. Oak-
land.
LOST— Black and white greyhound bitch. Re-
turn to 700 Mason St.; reward.
! LOST — 4 trunk keys on rln£. Return 2101
• Van Ness ave. ; reward.
$10 REWARD; lost, while going to ferry, gold
matchbox. Return to 110 Jessie st.
LOST — Saturday, pearl rosary beads from.
Almshouse. Return 2B13 Sacramento; rew. $5.
LOST — Red Irish terrier. Return to , 1100
Washington St.; liberal reward.
LOST — Feb. 5, on Kearny. Third or Mission
sts.. gold fob buckle. Return room 11. thlnl
floor. Mills building: reward.
LOST — White and brown foxterrler dog; ans-
wers name of Sport. Return ,to 251 O'Far-
rell st. and receive reward. .-• -d:-
LOST — Feb. 7, pair of spectacles. Return 515
Shrader at. and receive reward.
LOST— On Sunday, four- leaf clover diamond
and emerald breastpin; reward. SCO Geary «t.
LOST — Lemon and white pointer dog. Return
823 Hyde st.; reward.
MATTRESSES AND PILLOW'S"
TO order; also cleaned and sterilized ; uphol-
stery; honest work guaranteed. HOPKE
BROS.. 411-413 Powell st. Phone' Bush 421.
_J MEDICAL.
MRS. DR. WYETH. specialist for all female
complaints; instant relief guaranteed- 50
years' experience; refined home before «nd
• during confinement. 723 Post st.. nr. Jones.
MRS. DR. KOHL, reliable specialist lor all fe-
male troubles; Instant relief guaranteed;
consult free. 100S',fr Market «t., opp. Fifth.
SUNSET Maternity Cottage — A private horns
for ladles during confinement; beat medical
attention; privacy and home comfort. MRS
DR. MAY. Matron. 1223 Tenth ave. Sun-
set district.
DR. G. W. O'DONNELL— All who are sick or
In trouble consult this specialist on fern— la
complaints; positively corrected; the unfor-
tunate helped; the most difficult cases treat-
ed; advice free. Office. 1018 Market st.
ADVICE free — Drs Goodwin, ladles' special-
ists; Instant relief guaranteed; low fees; nu-
ternlty hcme:bable» adopted free. 906 Market.
MRS. D. ALLEN, 1118 Market— Reliable ladies"
specialist; a private home before and during
confinement: best medical care: low fees.
MATERNITY Villa; strictly private. MRS.
DR. FUNKE. 1U6 Eighth St.. Alameda,
DR. and MRS. DA VIES and HINDOO HERBS;
original method of treatment. 1126 Market st.
DR. NG TOY KEE. 210 Stockton St.. opposite
. Union Square; all diseases cured by herbs.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WEINBERG'S will pay highest cash pries for
ladles' and gents' castoff clothing: sealskins
and full dress suits a specialty. Call or ad-
dress 1 HA Ellis st.
LEATHER dress suit cases, etc.; must sell tr>-
¦ morrow or exchange Jewelry. 408 G. G. ave.
LADIES' sealskins, cents' dress suits bought
Portland Loan Office. 25 Stockton St.: postal.
TILTON wants good second-hand clothing anj
theatrical goods. 1M Oth at.; tel. Jessie 233L
BUSINESS CHANCES-— Continued.
NATURAL FUEL AND LIGHTING GAS.
In enormous quantities discovered near Wat-
fonvllle. Estimated production present well
l,00u,UU) cubic teet per day. More wells to
1* drilled at once. Will supply Watsonville.
Gilroy. Los Gatpo. San Jose, Santa Clara,
Palo Alto. San Mateu. etc.. with light, luel.
power. Can fell at 50c 1WX) feet at immense
profit. Western Gas and Power Company (in-
corporated fl.OOO.uOO'i oilers 200.U00 shares
at 2Oc share, par value Jill 00 ahure. $40,UW
places company on dividend-paying bas«r. ¦
iknd application and remittance for etook to ,
International Guaranty and Trust Company,
Fiscal Agents, 4M Parrott Building. Tel.
l'ol&om H.'Mi.
WELL established mil!i route; 110 patrons; 18
cows 2 horsts, 2 wagonF, 2 M'ts of harness,
: til in good running order; good chance for a
eoo.1. live man: pric- flfiCO: easy terms: axed
couple want to retire, from active manage-
ment. !
W. C. MORAN & CO.. )
2131 Shattuck avo .Berkeley Stating
! A 17% INVESTMENT— The Cleveland-Mari- ]
etta Oil Co..on?;inlz>.-d 20 tnor.thp ago. has pro- |
duced and eold oil to the amount of $08.-
tv. J i0 SS and vaid *-f>4.015 In dividend? to Us I
stockholders. 1 offer lt.« stock at $70 per (
cliarf, par value J100. For lull information i
on above, also other dividend-payers, ad-
drcsj P. K. ALVORD, 72.*> WilllaniiOH*Wdg.,
<:iev<land. Ohio. ._
HANKIE'S Turf and Security Co.. the only le-
gitimate firm In San Francisco that (guaran-
tees 5 per cent or more a week on sums in-
vested ; no possible chance of loss; Al refer- j
«"noes; Western National Bank depository. |
Call or write for particulars; ofnee open even-
ings; suit W.j-502. Parrott building:.
A THRIVING Interior town offers as an In-
ducement to the right man for cannery pur-
poses the free use for an Indefinite periol
of years of a new building C0x200 feet on a
lot ."1X1x150 feet, convenient to through tall-
way line. Address box 1S1J. Call office.
JHOO—DELICACY. clearing $150-?175 per
month; a sacrifice; cheap at $2000; must sell;
Eicknee?. Box 1000, Call. >
GOOD paying: shoemaker's busln**a In Sausa-
llto for sale. Apply FRANK BUTZ, Eau-
E3lltO :
LADIES' tailoring, established, for tale at
once; reason, going to liurope. Box 1803,
Call office.
GOOD saloon; very cheap; no a^ent*; lunch
man preferred; a bargain. Call 122 Second st.
$20 REST; store; bar: all fixtures; 4 rooms,
ttable. 4 stalls. 161S Sanchez st.
GOOD saloon; very cheap; no agents; lunch
man preferred; a bargain. Call. 122 Second st.
RESTAURANT for sale. 136 Second st.
FCR SALE— Half Interest of the "Metropoll :
tan Livery Stable." Apply l."U5 Stockton^jt^
CLASS 1FIKL> advertiFements and subscriptions
received at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore.
A BRANCH ofnee for Call advertisements and
eubscriptinns has been established at 10M
Valencia tt.
L.ODGING-IIOCS13S FOR SALE.
J. A. McMILLEN & CO., 900 Market St.,
Rooms 7 and 8. Phone John 031.
Customers can Fecure any kind of a room-
lng-houpe they wish by calling on us; clear
titles guaranteed on all sales.
24 rooms; rent $125; carpets new $2,100
34 rooms; rent $So; clears $175 month.. 3000
11 rooms; rent, $42; all outside rooms... :i75
14 rooms; rent $4."j; Mission st 1100
11 rooms; rent $40; Market Ft 300
« rooms; rent $K>: Eighth st 100
32 rooms; rent $2S; Howard st .500
15 rooms; rent $S>2 t>O; Stockton st 050
10 rooms; rent $.J1 5o; clears $30
3ti rooms; rent $s5; lease 4 years 1700
10 rooms; rent $45; this is a sr.ap; well
furnished; investigate CoO
45 ROOMS: rent $24r>: clears $400; $4000; half
cayh; balance to suit.
J. A. McMILLEN & CO.. 006 Market,
Rooma 7 and S; phone John 531.
A. EX. RETSLOFF & CO.. Phone Jessie 4471
1104 Market st. (corner Turk).
Rooms 3. 3Vj and 4; upetaire.
Any lleuse Scld on Monthly Payments.
S-room modern flat; Eddy st $ 500
JS rooms; lease; north of Market; only 1,400 ;
19 rooms; Third et. ; cheap rent 750 j
21 rooms: reduced to only 500 !
1OO rooms: clears $175; see it 2.200 I
' * 1« rooms: Hyde st.; a bargain at.t.. 1,700 I
17 rooms; transient; money-maker... 1,700
12 rooms; Ellis; $:W0 cash.' bal. mo... 800
8 rooms; flat; owner sick X23
18 rooms; near Sutter; sacrifice 000
12 rooms; downtown; clears $40 400
l«i rooms; a safe Investment; see it . 1.300
100 rooms; best in city; clears $700... 10,000
85 roctns; apartment house 4,750
Call; we can suit you. A. IL RETSLOFF _
CO.. 1104 Market et,. rooms 3 and 4.
'' A —
A— MARION GRIFFIN.
A— #
A —
Removed to room 406 Examiner building.
Big list of hotels and rooming-houses. All
titles guaranteed to be good. Terms, part
cash and ea?y installments.
43 ROOMS: rent $40; sunny; 5 years' lease.$1200
20 rooms; rent $«5; water front BOO
10 rooms; on Geary st. ; low rent...'.... 450
42 room 6; rent only $100; transient.... 5000
100 rooms; coiner; man house; rent $100. 4000
CO rooms; corner; south of Market.... 3200
Sfi rooms; corner; north of Market i>500
Money loaned at 1 per cent.
Hotels, roadhouees. flats. & to 100 rooms.
EITEL & CARROLL. 212 Kearny Bt.
A— M. E. RIVES _ CO.^
1023 Market st.; phone South 914.
Buyers. If you want a rooming-house,
apart— ent-houae or flat It will pay you to
see RIVES & CO., lOSf Market »t.
EXCLUSIVE — S5 rooms: O'Farrell; close In;
all light rooms, with elevator; clears $300
over all expenses; $7500. With
RIVES & CO., 1O2.'J Market St.
¦ " ' ' — ™_
I MITCHELL & CO.. rhone Jessie 29S1.
1200 Market Et., epposite Sixth. '
"We will sell you any house for part cash,
balance monthly payments. We have a large
list to select from. Please call and see some
of our barKains. Carriage waiting.
j - \
I WILL CLEAR $500 A MONTH.
Best transient location in city; half-block
from Market; next to popular theater; busi- j
ness center; low rent; lease; 21 rooms; low ¦
price. Address box 1011, Call.
i :
l HEADQUARTERS for pood lodging-houses and
hotels. SCHWEIXHARD & CO., 017 Market
«., between Fifth and Sixth, rooms 1-2.
IfoBRIDE _ <"O. have removed to 035 Market
St.. with a large list of rooming houses.
I MINNA. 324 — 8 rooms; must sell: a bargain.
SriKITUALISM.
ATTENTION.
MRS. DR. CLARK.
The well-known medium and clairvoyant,
may be consulted on all affairs; every hidden
mystery revealed; she will show you how to
9>*crcome your enemies and u»He the sepa-
rated; tell your entire life — pa^t. present and
future; satisfaction by mail; send stamp for
circular and special terms. 343 Geary st.
MRS. DR. CLARK.
C. V. MILLER'S special materializing seance
to-night, 6:30; friends only admitted; $2.
10S4 Bush et. ; tel. Larkln 4133.
! ETHEL CRINDLE— Materializing eeance Wed-
nesday eve.; 50c. 32S Ellis Bt. ; 8 o'clock.
MRS. GILLINGHAM; test meeting-. 2:30 p. m .,
181C Pine, nr. Octavia. Phone Steincr 46»1.
EDWARD EARLE. Blate-wrlter. 1052 Ellis;
hours 8 to 4: phone East 1035. .. -¦•
CLAIRVOYANTS.
WHEN OTilEllS^^lirc6N : iuLT~THE MAN
OF MYSTERY— PROF. W. II. MONTAGUE.
THE ONLY TRUE CLAIRVOYANT
AND PALMIST IN SAN FRANCISCO.
CLAIRVOYANT.
PALMIST.
CLAIRVOYANT.
PALMIST.
He rives advice on business, love, courtship,
marriage and divorce, tells ot your friends and
enemies; removes evil Influence, reunites the
separated and causes speedy and happy mar-
riage to .the one of your choice. NOT BY
BELTS OR CHARMS. BUT BY PROPER AD-
VICE.
NEVER FAILS TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
Office hours, 10 a. m. to 8 p. rn. Prices
within reach of all. It costs no more to consult
blm than those less competent.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
TOUR LIFE. LOVE OR BUSINESS, 50c -
PARLORS 2 AND 3, 1035 5IARKET ST.,
Between Sixth and Seventh.
A WONDERFUL LUCK CHARM FREE.
Clairvoyance. Astrology, Palmistry, Crystal
I Life Readings from cradle to grave by the cele-
brated Normado Sortlelly, who read the des-
tinies of President Roosevelt. King Edward,
Emperor Francis Joseph. Czar of Russia, etc.
Bankers. lawyers, doctors and other prominent
I people consult and recommend Sortielly as the
i King of Life Readers. He reveals questions on.
• your mind and your name or forfeits $500. Sor.
J tlelly gives free charms for luck In cpecula-
| tions, business, love, marriage, friends and for
. various other purposes. Consult Normado Sor-
I tlelly, t3a Bush ft., bet. Stockton and Powell,
i San Francisco: Tel. Black .'251.
. ISMAR. the Egyptian gypsy clairvoyant and
palmist, permanently located at 1101 Market
tt., cor. Turk; private 'readings daily, 10 a.m.
to & p.m.; readings by mail as satisfactory as
In person: S questions answered $1; full life,
?5: eend lock of hall-, date and year of birth;
don't »end currency. Send postofflce, Well-
I Fargo money order or registered letter.
..i_C- REVISED MOTHER GOOSE.
As I was going to St. Ives,
I met a man with sevon wives.
He said "Through Call Want Ads I'll look,
And get each wife a place to cook." .

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