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, THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY; . JUN E 18, 1904.
13
roiftT RICHMOyp REAL ESTATE. 1
ALTA PUNTA TRACT, at StegeTon* Santa Fe
and electric roads; land $.*i*X> per acre; lots
80x200 at $150; orchard of 15 acres and
buildings. $100 per acre; monthly payments;
send for maps, etc. HAIGHT. 401 Cal.st..S.F.
ELMHURST REAL ESTATE.
$75 EACH— $5 down, $2 SO a month, without
interest; flne lots* clone to the. station; only
a few left. OSCAR HEYMAN. 14 Poat st.
REAL ESTATE v TO EXCHAXGE.
FOlTsALE OR EXCHANGE.
$20",OCO ONX/Y for one of tiu best ranches In
Napa Valley; 124 acres of A No. 1 land: im-
provements cost about ?10.000. P. C. LAS-
' SEN & CO.. 4Ctt Tenth st.. Oakland. Cal.
• ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
CALIFORNIA. 1S04— Sunny front bay-window
room & kitchen, connecting; reas. ;no child' n.
! CLAY, 1518— Nlcely~^fur. housekeeping rooms;
gae, range, bath; also unfurnished rooms.
FOLSOM, 55S— Three unfurnished sunny
ropmsj range; large yard.
FOLSOM, 1C01. cor. Sixth— 2 sunny housekeep-
ing rooms, reasonable; also other 'rooms.
GEARY, 408— Three eunny, elean, nicely fur-
nlshed rooms; complete for housekeeping.
GEARY. 1432 — Sunny suite; gas range; also
large sunny room, suitable for dressmaking.
GOLDEN GATE. 1031, near Jefferson Park— '
Newly furnished rooms: bath; private family;
good board. $20 and $23; two, $32 and $33.
HOWARD, 728 — 2 nice rooms, complete for
I housekeeping; reasonable.
' KNICKERBOCKER Apartments, 1340 Pine—
Sunny, furnished 3-room suites; steam heat-
rd, electric lighted; free baths; rate $30 up.
JACKSON. 1220, near Jones— 2 or 3 nicely fur-
nished housekeeping rooms.
LARKIN.1C07, cor.Post — The Cragburn. H. Bur-
lingame.prop. ; rms., single & hkpg.apartments.
NATOMA, 701, cor. Eighth— 2 large sunny'
housekeeping rooms; no children.
OAK, 10 — 2 rooms complete for housekeeping;
use of piano. :
B^ARL, 3, cor. Market — 2 furnished ¦ house-
keeping rooms; $14-$15; no children; phone.
PINE. 1300, cor. Hyde — 3 sunny furnished
basement rooms, yard, $1C; 2 corner fur-
nished rooms, $10 each.
POST, 1416 — Sunny, nicely furnished house-
keeping rooms. $15 up; gas range; closets.
SCOTT, 3C0, NE. cor. Page — 2 newly furnished
rooms in private house; sun all day; near
Haight-st. car line.
TAYLOR 504 — I flne furnished rooms, complete
for housekeeping: also housekeeping rooms.
THIRD. 808^Bummer cut rates. $1 25. $2,
$2 25 weekly; suite, $2 50 and $4.
VAN NE3S~ ave., 525^— Newly furnished hkp.
rms.; also other rms.; modern; cor. house.
VAN NESS ave.. 613 — Elegant sunny parlor
for 2 gents or doctor; suits for housekeep-
ing; modern corner house; new furnished.
WEBSTER 1560 — Three- nice sunny rooms;
complete for housekeeping private bath.
ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received at
Call branch offlce, cor. Duncan & Church sts.
A BRANCH offlce Of The Call for the reception
of advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened at 1008 Market at., opposite Fifth.
Open until 11 p. m.
X-PABTKENT HOUSE3.
ST.CKCILE, 115 Fell,above Van Ness ave.— The
acme of perfection In modern, elegantly fur-
nished 3-room apartments, with private baths,
¦ <.tfam heat, electric llght.elevator, gas ranges,
$30, $35. $37, $40. $45. $47 60. $50. $55.
ST. LOUIS, 1575 Jackson et. — Modern 3-4-5
rooms: turn, or unfurn.: refs. Tel. East 135O.
ROOMS .TO ' J^gJ"^"^^*^^?**^*:
C— THE ST, KAHTRYN.
N. E. COR. ELLIS AND LEAVENWORTH.
SUNNIEST ROOMS IN CITY;
NEW HOUSE: FIRST CLASS;
JUST FURNISHED: HAIR MAT-
TRESSES IN EVERY ROOM; HOT
AND COLD WATER BATHS;
STEAM HEAT. ELEVATOR SER-
VICE; EVERY MODERN CON-
VENIENCE; ROOMS $3 PER
week yp.
A— BRUNSWICK House. 148 Sixth St.— Rooms
25c to $1 per night. $1 25 to $5 per week and
light bousekreping rooms; open all night.
AT "The Almonte." 873 Market st. (or No. 1
Fifth st)— Rooms. 25c, 60c. $1, $1 50 night;
$1 50 to $10 week; house open all night.
BURNETT. 1428 Market (old No. 1384)— Fur-
nished rooms, suite, single: also unfurnished.
BUSH, 324 — Elmer; nicely furnished rooms;
reasonable; centrally located.
CALIFORNIA, 1001, upstairs^ — Nice large sun-
ny room for one or two gentlemen.
CLIFFORD. 204 Ellis, cor. Mason— Elegantly
' furnished sunny rooms: prices reasonable.
EDDY, 313 — Sunny front room for 2 gents; pri-
vate family: all conveniences; close In; $12.
ELEVENTH. 21— Elegant rooms, single or ea
suite; furnished or unfurnished; references.
FOLSOM. 608, cor. Second — Aurora — Nicely fur-
nished, sunny rooms; reasonable.
GRAND Southern. 7th and Mission — Rooms 35c
to $1 25 night; $1 60 to $C wk.: reading-room.
HOTEL DUFFERIN. 749 Ellis— Elegantly fur-
nlshed suites and single rooms.
JESSIE, 363, east V. S. Mlnt-»-Furnlshed
room, $7; 2 beds, $10 per month.
JONES. 207 (Van Winkle) — Furnished sannjr
rms.: suite or single: gents preferred: 12 up
KEARNY, 31 — Front sunny suites; also office
rooms; housekeeping privileges if desired.
KE.ARNY, 20Vi — Nicely furnished rooms; •in-
gle or en suite.
MARKET. 1CC4 — Third floor; nicely furnished
room to let; $1 25 a week.
MINNA, 328 — Furnished rooms, single or
double, $1 up. * '
O'FARRELL. 332— Nicely furnished parlors;
sunny suite or single; light hskpg. If desired.
O'FARRELL, 11C4— Elegant. newly fur-
nished rooms: front, side, rear; sunny; run-
ning water: references exchanged; house
changed hands and renovated throughout.
POST, 880. nrar Hyde — Large furnished front
room; bath; gas; for 1 or 2 gents. -
POST. 141 &— Sunny, nicely furnished room,
with closet. $8.
POWELL. 216— The Crescent, bet. O'Farrell
and Geary; sunny furnished rooms. $2 wk. up.
POWELL. 706 — Two nice connecting front
rooms; sunny; all modern conveniences; reas.
FOWELlT~10C5 (The Virginia)— A snap; elT-
gant front suite: partly furnished; marine
view; runntns water.
ROYAL House. 12C Ellis— Incandescent lights,
reading-room, smoking-room and ladles' par
Icr; re-urns ter ni-cht. 35a to $1 50; w<-ek. $2
to $8: month. $8 to $20; elevator on ground
floor: rooms with hot and e61d water: baths.
SIXTEENTH, 2030 — 3 unfurnished sunny cor-
ner rooms; connecting; gag and batn; $13 60.
STEVENSON, 257 — Light rooms $ I week;
hftkpg. comple. $1 75; parlor, your own price.
BUTTER, 361 (Larchmont) — Nice furnished
rms; central, convenient, modern, reasonable.
THE FALMOUTH. I040A~ Market 'st.— Sunny
rooms*; hot and cold water; elevator; $2 to $7.
UNITED STATES. 123 Eddy, near Market— 400
- rooms 35c to $1 night, $1 75 to $6 week; elec-
triclllghts (no gas), running water > In every
room: eWator. read. -room; free bus: baggage, j
WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 3d St.. near Market—
I Mist convenient and respectable: 700 rooms:
1 85c to $1 60 night; $2 to IS week: elevator;
j elec, lights; reading-room: free bus: baggage.
I WOLF Hcuse. 2U2 Sixth st.— Rooms from 15c
I to fl per nl*h,t and from POo to $5 per. week.
ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received at
. Call branch office, cor. Duncan & Church sts.
A ERANCHofflce of The Call for the reception
of advertisements and subscriptions has been
crtcned at 1008 Market st, opposite Fifth.
Open until 11 p. hi. ¦
I ~~ BOOMS A2fp _ BOAIU)^^^
HOTEL BALTIMORE.
THIS SELECT FAMILY HOTEL. BEATJTI- '
FULLY SITUATED ON THE FINEST COR-
NER OF VAN NESS AVE., NOW THOR-
OUGHLY RENOVATED AND EQiaPPED
-WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
IS READY TO RECEIVH GUESTS.
1015 VAN NESS, COR. GEARY.
APPLY TO MRS. E. WINDELE. MANAGER.
LEAVENWORTH. 1023— Extra large sunny
room, with board; bath, phone; 2, 3 or 4
gentlemen. - . . \
BEAUTIFUL sunny rooms, exc-H^nt home cook-
ing, $20 per mo.; 2 meals, $18; gentlemen.
1120 Gtush sL
REAL ESTATE — CITY — FOlj SALE.
>~ I THOMA9 MAGEET&~S0/si ~~ "
I REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
6 MONTGOMERY STREET.
FINE CORNER RESIDENCE,
$40,000.
OFFER' INVITED
¦ Nearly 60 ft. front with an exceptionally
well built and arranged house of 2 stories,;
attic and basement. Reception hall, reception
room, fine living room, dining room, all In
oak; smoking room, butfer's pantry, extra
large kitchen; 8 fine sized bedrooms, 3. baths,
hardwood In 4 bedrooms. Basement has large
billiard room, ! card room, laundry, servants'
room, wine room; plate glass windows through-
out; .slate roof; heated throughout and every
convenience. Fine residence locality, close to
town. Three car lines within a block. Fur- j
ther particulars at pur office. House open for ;
inspection.
BROADWAY CORNER RESIDENCE.
$35,000.
Fine marine view; splendid surroundings; 2-t
story, attic and basement house, having extra !
fine reception hall; large reception room, din-
ing room in dark oak, kitchen, butler's pantry,
6 bedrooms and bath on second floor, 4 bed-
rooms and bath in attic. Basement has large
den. wine closet, laundry. Chinaman's room. 1
Heated throughout; electric lighting. Cars I
within one block. '-¦ -
' ¦ 1
PACIFIC HEIGHTS CORNER.
I $35.OCO.
Very large lot; exceptionally sunny house.
First floor, reception hall, reception room,
breakfast room, dining room, kitchen,. butler's
pantry, kitchen pantry, servants' room. Sec-
ond floor, library. 4 bedrooms, bathroom. 1
Attic, 4 bedrooms, bathroom, storeroom,
trunkroom. Basement, billiard room, laundry,
servants' room, wlneroom. storeroom. Sun in
every room; electric cars at the door.
SCOTT STREET RESIDENCE.
$15,000.
Just completed; change in family necessi-
tates sale. Fine 2-story and basement resi-
dence, having reception hall with hardwood
floor; reception room In white and gold; din-
ing room with hardwood floor, pak flnish;
-butler'B pantry; fine kitchen; separate ser-
vants' apartments upstairs; extra large living
room; S fine bedrooms; bath; linen closets:
toilets, etc. Grand and unobstructed~sweep of
marine view. Car line within 100 feet. In-
cludes all furniture, carpets, draperies etc.
BUSH STREET INVESTMENT
J15.000.
Very well built 3-story residence; could be
changed Into flats; right down town; will
always rent. ,
THREE NEW FLATS.
$14,000. •
Just finished; each flat has 7 rooms, recep-
tion hall, bath and storeroom; key lot; sun
and light in every room; 2 car lines very
convenient. Will rent for $145.
BROADWAY LOT.
$7000.
40x137-6; an exceptionally fins building lot
in first-class neighborhood.
1 ZZZH
$7500.
50x137:8.
Halght street. In good renting locality;
prospective business; cars passing.
ELEVENTH STREET CORNER.
Rents $112 50; 2 good flats with 120 feet
of frontage on two streets.
THOMAS MAGEE A 8ONS.
5 Montgomery Street.
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
638 MARKET STREET
GRAND AUCTION SALE
EXTRAORDINARY.
300— VILLA LOTS— 300.
300— VILLA LOTS— 300.
, 300— VILLA LOTS— 300.
AT
FRUITVALE.
FRUITVALE.
FRUITVALE.
Sale to 'take place Saturday, June 25, at 2
p. m., on the property bounded by Redwood
road. School and Davis streets.
The Frultvale Addition will be sold positively
without reserve or limit. Lots averaging 50x150
feet.
Most liberal terms of credit. Only one-quar-
ter cash. Balance 6-12-18 months.
LABOR IN THE CITY AND SLEEP IN THE
COUNTRY.
HALF-HOURLY TRAINS.
COMMUTATION ONLY $3.00 PER MONTH.
Remember the date, SATURDAY, JUNE 25.
Broad Guat-e boat transferring to the Broad
Gauge Southern Pacific Railroad to Frultvale.
For further particulars apply to
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
• . ¦ 638 Market street.
$1 25 PER week: no interest; lots In the Ex-
celsior Homestead Tract; all level: no grad-.
Ing to do; ready to build your little home
en; close to electric cars and school.
W. J. WHITE.
26 Montgomery st., room 5.
WHY, If you want a homff in the Mission,
don't you seo those lots. 25x125, west line
Noe St., 200 feet south of 19th St.? We fur-
nish >ou the lot and money to build. You
pay us back same as rent; lots only $1000;
graded, ready to lay foundations: actually
cheap for $1500. DOLAN CO.. owners.
_ H^ ME
That will pay for itself for sale by the Me-
chanics' Home Building Company; two new,
modem flats of 6 and C rooms, high base-
ment; large lot; on east side of Third ave.,
between A and B ets.. north of park. See
them to-day. Agent on ground.
FOR sale — Artistic home, near park; 6 rooms,
bath, servants' room, conservatory; stable,
chicken house, yard for cow; large lot; three
minutes frcm four car lines; all as good aa
new; owner leaving city; open Sunday. 660
Ninth ave., B and C sts.
$3750 — A 0-ROOM residence; porcelain plumb-
ing; modern mantela^ tiling; lot 25x120. with
rear L; west line; 129 2d ave., ISO ft. south
Lake or Sarramento St.; $500 cash; $30 mo.;
same as rent. Dolan Co., owners, 24 Mont.
FIVE-ROOM cottage; porcelain plumbing,
' modern Improvements, laundry, yard; rent
$25; north side of O'Farrell st.; $3S00 only.
Inquire 1301 Devtsadero st.
FREE homestead presented by Uncle Sam un-
der new Government canal In Nevada. See
J. E. GORDON; C2S Crossley bldg., 2:30 to 5
p. m. dally. .
MONEY at 6 per cent for" the full cost of fculld-
lngs and part lot. Manhattan Savings Bank,
107-8 Crocker building.
ALL work guaranteed first class "by AHL-
BACH Se. MAYER. Plumbers, 83Q Howard st.
FOR SALE— ELEGANT FLATS; up to date;
terms to suit purchasers; large^ lots on Fred-
crick, wejt of Wlllard. Sam Glass, builder,
on premises. . -
HEAI. ESTATE — Conn t it — For *«1*.
ALFALFA lands. - stock ranches, orchards,
\*1neyird*>: Inspected bargains; monthly cata-
logues »ent free. C. M. WOOSTER CO., 643
Market st.
SOUTHERN Oregon Irrigated lands, dairy
farms tti>ck ranches, alfalfa land, timber
land mines. S C. TRAYNER. 504 Kearny.
"~ FlluriSlfTY WANTKO.
WANTED" — To buy chicken ranch across the
> hny; $1000. WILCOX, 310 Noe st.
ALAMEDA ADVERTIS'MENTS
AtAHEDA rPBWISHED , H0US23,
LARGE furnished house; owner to occupy 2
' or 3 rooms; $25. P. O. Box 72. Alameda.
BERKELEY AD VERT'S'M'NTS
BEEKELEY 3OO1IS.
NICF.LY furnished rooms, overlooking the bay
Address Euclid ave., care box. 10S.H. Call.
pAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE. 1010 BKOAD WAY.
OAK LA.VO IlKAL K.STATB.
WHY NOT OWN YOUR HOME?
Three beautiful 6-room modern homes for sale
cheap: BUT: LITTLE READY CASH RE-
QUIRED, Inquire at 455 66th St., Oakland,
or call up Stuart 1457.
OAKLAKO FURSITtRE KOK VAXB.
TO-MORROW the day for JMrgalnT^iTfurnn
ture. Ii.2chcllhaas.llth st.,cor.store,OaUland.
j nni' •vv»vri*:o — m \T,n — r n ,.t lnn ,,-.
j '¦ ~—
AT C. R.HANSEN & CO.'S Erap. Offlce
42a Bush st G42 Clay st."
NEVADA. NEVADA. NEVADA.
Free Fare.
Free far*. Ship to-day. Free fare.
10 house carpenters 53 50 day
NEVADA. NEVADA. NEVADA.
100 laborers and teamsters $2, S- - 5
Government work Rate fare $7 50
(Fare refunded remain 10 days.)
ARIZONA. FLORENCE. ARIZONA.
Laborers, teamsters .v?2
1050 miles Fara $10 5i)
Southern Cal. Daggstt. Southern Cal.
luO teamsters ....$2
(Rate .fare $4 05.)
20 Scandinavians .Lumber camp
Buck ties and swampers $'J0. $ ;^5 found
Steamer sails to- Jay.
Farmers, milkers choremen. buttermakers,
lubort-rs, teamsters $¦-•. $30. $.*^>. ?tO found
Janitor, ivha can run boiler, institution...
$:U) and found
Second pnrter, country hotel $25
! Second 'cook. $00; night cock. $00; boss here.
Dining-room wine opener, country hotel.. $2.i
Potwaeher. watering resort $-'J0
Bread baker, country $12 60 we ok ,
Partry cork, country hotel, free fara 5.J t
Grocery clerk $30 found ]
Head waiter, resort 5-W found
! C R HAN'SEN & CO... Employment Office
j 429 Bush st... 612 Clay et.
! WANTED — Solicitors to sell the latest and
safest investment on the market. Our "He-
' serve Secured Interest Bearing Certificates"
are an easy seller. We guarantee hustlers
good wages. Ask for Mr. McGarvle, room
53, Columbian bldg.. 616 Market et.
EXPERIENCED outside solicitor on lines of
crockery and glassware to hotel, restaurant
and bar trade; must state experience, also
references and age. Box 1043, Call offlce.
GOVERNMENT positions— Call at 025 Golden
Gate ave., room 1, for free information as
to positions, salaries, age limits, etc.; day
cr evenings. •-'¦•• .
YOUNG man for assistant floor walker: must
have some knowledge of sign-writing. Apply
MARKS BROS.. 1220 Market st.
WANTED — Old man to work on private place;
light work: good wages and home. Address
Mantana Farm, Rtdwood City, Cal..
WANTED everywhere — Hustlers to tack signs,
distribute circulars, samples, etc: no canvars-
inR-;good pay. Sun Advertising Bureau.Chicago*
BARBER shop; 3 chairs, bath, bootblack
stand? in lively town; money-maker; fine
location. Box S. PIa\;ervllle.
BOYS wanted at once. JOE ROSENBERG,
S16 Market «t
WANTED— Barber Saturday and Sunday. 1025
Howard st. \
BAjtBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday.
105 Second at,
BARBER wanted for Saturday; $4 SO. 1310
Castro st.
PATTERN maker; must be first class. Krogh
Mfg. Co.. 519 Market st.
___
Men to learn tl.«S BARBER TRADE; only
eight weeks required; positions secured; con-
stant practice and expert instruction; special
offer and catalogue mailed free.
MOHLER SYSTEM COLLEGE, C55 Clay Ft.
WANTED — Three flrst-class carriage black-
smiths and three first-class body makers;
good wages and steady employment to right
parties. Apply A. MEISTER & SONS CO.,
Sacramento. Cal.
WANTED — Laborers and mechanics to know
that Ed Rolkin. Reno House proprietor, has
added 100 new rooms to the Denver House,
217 Third st_; 250 room*; 25 to 6Oc per night.
TRY our men's shoes, union made, at $1 and
$1 50 pair; foot-form shoes at $2 50; we pay
express or mail charges. 11 3d St.. Exam. bid.
WANTED — Drug clerk; recommendations re-
quired. NE. cor. Ellis and Maron sts.
F<">I1 PALE — Barljer two-chair shop, $75.
MULLER,' Dwight way. Berkeley.
A profitable outing: pick hops in August. Write
E.CLEMENS HORST CO..122Battery St., S.F.
LABOR debts collected: guits, attachments.
Law and Adjustment Co., 328 Montgy, r. 415.
YOUNG man to learn barber trade; wages
while learning. 74IA Howard St.
SAIIXDRS and young men (green hands) for
ships. HALLBERT. 617 Jackson et.
PENSION Atty..E. A. Bullis, r.40, Phelan b'.dg.
Past Com~ Geo. H. Thomas Post, G. A. R.
SAILORS and ordinary eeamen for all parts of
the world at HERMAN'S. 27 Steuart st
WINCHESTER; Hotel. 44 Third St., near Mar-
ket — 700 rooms; 35c night; reading-rooms;
free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry.
A BRANCH office of The Call for the reception
cf advertisements and subscriptions has been
optned at 1008 Market St., opposite Fifth.
Open until 11 p. m.
ALL sizes men's shoes, slightly damaged, half
price. OKI Miss-Ion st.. bet. 1st and *Jd sts.
GET your shoes half-soled while waiting; 25c
to 50c. 5G3 Mission St., bet. 1st and 2d sts.
HOUSES AXD WACyO.\S^
FOR sale — Pacing mare. $175; 7 years old. very
fast; gentle in every respect; safe for wo-
rr.au to drive; will go double. For particu-
lars address box 960. Call.
A GENTLE good horse for sale; works single
or double or In buggy; and •«- top wagon.
66 WeWter st.
AUCTION sale every Tuesday; horses, wag-
ons. ?urreys, bugcles, carts and harness; at
1140 Folsom st.
FINE river bottom pasturage; green feed year
round; near Black Diamond, Contra Costa
County. Nucleus Stables, 190 Stevenson, S.F.
HIGH-CLAFS black surrey rjqrse for sale;
party leaving town. 24 Gold.-g Gate ave.
GOOD horse for sale, one out of two, at 711
Turk st.
FOR sale — Horse and village cart; rido or
drive; gentle; for lady. 1359 Bush at.
LIGHT, cushlon-tirec" roa-1 bu-riry for sale; In
good order. Box 6S8. Call offlce.
FOR sale — Two eecend-hand platform spring
wagons and one truck. 233 Beale et.
NEW and second-hand wagons, all kinds, at
1615 Market «t . opp. Franklin.
WAGONETTES. Miircys, buggies, wagons, har-
ness, work and driving home. 15th-Valencla.
IIOUSBS TO LET!
A — PRINTED list of houses to let; send for cir-
cular. O. H. UMBSEN & CO.. 20 Montgomery.
HOUSES FUBHISHED- SUBURBAN.
FOR rent in Mill Valley; furnished 7- room
house; bath; hot water; also furnished tent.
For particulars Inquire at 108 Davis st.
I.\VteST3IK.\TS.
GOOD Investment — A limited number of shares
et 25c 1 er t hare; this stock . will be worth
one dollar (tl) per share w;tn:n a year; call
cr write Osceola Mining and Development
Company. 414 Crossley r-ulidlng. 8. F.
LOST AXD FOUM).
LOST — A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco in the
name of IRMA ULEUER; No. 250-523. The
finder will pleafc return to bank.
LOST — Friday afternoon, near Market st. and
Front ave., a purse containing about $5 and
papers; reward. Return 907 Railroad ave. S.
LoiT — White tox terrier; one black eye.
licc-nsc t"f 243U. Reward if returned; 2625
Ridge read, Berkeley.
LOST— A 22 repeating rifle; reward $5. Re-
turn to the Conclave, Geary and Kearny sts.
LOST— Lady> eold watch, Waltham movi-
_ment. netvard if returned to lOrjI) Market tt.
FOUND — A purse containing money; owner
call at t>43 McAllister tU -•*-¦••--..
LAUNCHES FOB KIKE.
C. A. McNKlLA, LAUNCH "co7T"foot of Clay
»t.; for pleasure and business; tel. Bush 534.
J. Mlchaeiis Launch Co..Union-ist. Wharf j boat-
ir.z Ar excursions. 5 Steuart st. : tel. John 2F.86.
MISCELLAXCOLS WASTS.
Bin prices paid for old gold, sealskins, dia-
monds, gents' full dress suits, etc.; send
postal card. LICHTENSTEIN BROS. 25
Slcckton st. *
MORRIS gives highest prices for ladles' and
SMitr' caj-toff clothing; postal. 943 Folsom.
HIGHEST price paid for castoft clothing. Tel.
DavU ($25; C50 Sacramento st.
TILTON wants good second-hand clothing and
theatrical goods. 154 Bth st.; tel. Jessie 2S5b-
DESKS bought, sold and exchanged. T. D.
lliCaithy Co., -,752 Mission; phone Bush 107.
MEDICAL.
LADIES desirins safe, sure and quick relief
from Irregularities consult me; my /methods
are painless ar.d reliable; no failures; "no ex-
orbitant fees. CONSULTATION AND AD-
VICE FIIEE; 17 > ears' experience in all fe-
nr.ale disorders'; call or write. DR. WHITE,
702 "Market ft., rooms 7 and 8.
MKS. VVi. WYETH. specialist for all female
Complaints and irregularities; instant relief
fruaranteed; SO years' experience. 828 Post st.
MRS. UK. KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe-
male trouble* and irregularities; Instant re-
Her guaranteed. 100SV& Market st., opp. 6th.
DR. G. W. O'DONNELL^AU who are sick or
¦In trouble consult this specialist on female
complaints ; positively corrected; the unfortu-
nate helped; the most difficult cases treated;
.advlre free. Offlc*. 1018 Market st. -
Drs. Goodwin, 75-'{ Turk, above' Van Ness — Ex-
pert In obstetrics, f-.male complaints; inat.
relief; treatment $10; hours 10 to 5; 25 yrs. ex.
Mi*, p. ALLEN. 1113 Market— Reliable ladles'
Epecialift; a private home before and during
-connnement: beet medical tare; low fees.
MKS. DR. GWTER, having secured leaae of
premi--er>. Ij permanently located- at 511A
Leavenwerth St.. bet. Geary and O'Farrell.
DR. and MRS. DAVIES and HINDOO HERBS;
original method of treatment. ! 1126 Market.
MATERNITY Villa— Secluded; confidential.
I DR. EMILIA FUNKE, 1416 8th st.. Alameda,
j LADIES' irregularities cured; 18 years' ex.;
private. DR. SYLVESTER. 219 Kearny st.
LADIES — Kumround; safe, sure, never falls;
$2. Gleabon-Rtfggleg Drug Co.,IIearny & Clay.
DR. ROSEN resides 2905 Folsom- St., corner
Sfith: ladies, relief or no fee; $10. s-
MISCELLANKOPS — FOR SALE.
BOILERS, engines. Sd-haud machinery. McIN-
TOSH & WOLPMAN. 195-197 Fremont st.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
Repair it with elaterlte;Mn rolls easy to lay;
needs no paiuting or coating; good over old
iron, tin or shingles; best for new roofs.
ELATER1TE ROOFING CO.. 713. Market st.
2D-HAND machinery, engines, boilers, pumps,
pulleys, shafting., etc., etc., .bought sold,
rented and exchanged; see Sunday papers.
H. S. WHITE MCHY. CO.. 130-132 Beale st.
PAINT your old and new metal and shingle
reefs with Asbestos Roof Paint; guaranteed
to etcp all !eaks In the one and preserve the
new. 205 Front St.; tel Main 1428.
A — FINE EUits, $7 50; dress pants, $2 50. Orig-
inal Misfit Clothing Parlors. 238 Kearny st.,
near Bush; open to 8 p. m., Sunday to noon.
A — BUYS, sells or rents g^ar machinery, en-
elnes, boilers, water pipe, shafting pulleys,
etc WHITELAW. 253-255 Spear St. .
FOR sal? — Fine modern bookcase and hatraek.
Call at Pacific Storage Warehouse, 2320
. Pillmore «t. ¦
8T. BERNARD; grand, -powerful dog pup;
very tine disposition; gentle with children
and a good watch dog. Box 2156. Call offlce.
GENTS' full dress. Prince Albert and Tuxedo
f ults to rent at LICHTENSTEIN BROS.. 25
Stockton st. ' ¦
DIAMONDS, watches and Jewelry for sale on
small weekly payments. United Loan and
Trust Co., 21 Stockton et. .
J. COOPER, gents' full-dress rental parlors,
moved from Palace Hotel to 21. Stockton st.,
upstairs.
ALTERATION sale— Best $2 50 hats, $1 50.
Popular Price Hatter. S30 Kearny st., near
Pine; open to 9 p. m. ; Sundays to noon.
TRY our men's shoes at $1 and $1 60 pair:
foot-form shoes at $2 50; we pay express
charges. 11 3d st.. Exam. bid. ; catalog free.
SECOND-HAND sealskins, old gold and dla-
monds bought; send postal; will call. New
Municipal Loan Offlce, 617 Washington st.
FOR rale — 10x12 wall tent, nearly new. and
bicycle. 558 Fourth st,
HEADQUARTERS for novelties: celebrations
and carnivals. M. NEWMAN, 307 6th st.,S.F.
LAUNCH hunting cabin for sale. C, A. Mc-
NEAL LAUNCH CO., foot Clay st.
FOR sale— Elegant electric bath cabinet; reas-
onable. Electric Works. 227 Ellis st.
Desk sale this week only, 20 per cent off regu-
lar prices. Richardson Bros'., 1816 Market st.
BEST white lead 7c per pound: to painters
less. BUTCHER. 741 Mission St.
AWNINGS, tents,new,second-hand. SUN TENT
& AWNING CO..42 Spear St.; tel. John 6486.
TENTS for rent or sale. ROSS McMAHON
TENT & AWNING Co.,35 Mkt.Tel.nush S5S.
PIGEONS — All the leading varieties; stamp for
catalogue. C. WILSON, offlce 229 8tevenson.
BRITANNICA Encyclopedia, .latest edition. 31
vola. KING'S. 61 McAllister st.. nr. Market.
EDISON Phonograph Agency/ Peter Bacigitlupl,
moved to 7SB Mission st.
ROUND camping tents for sale; cheap; some
new; 10x16. 319 Third St.; tel. Main 413.
ASK for prices on second-hand typewriters; all
makes. ALEXANDER & CO., 110 Montg'y.
SAFES and cash registers, new and second-
hand. I. FREEMAN. 1329 Market St.
SOME good second-hand gasoline engines. 1 to
12 h. p.. cheap. E. B. Beck & Co.. 122 Mkt.
SAFES— New and second-hand. THE HER-
MANN SAFE CO., 307 Battery st.
MOVING pictures, magic lanterns, sale, rental;
bargains. Bullard & Breck. 131 Post st.
SAFES— New and . second-hand. E. B. BECK
& CO.. 122 Market st. '
GASOLINE engines, automobiles and launches;
all sizes. J. E. DOAK. 40 Fremont st.
CHEAPEST andJbeRt In America— The Weekly
Call. 18 pagesBJRent to any address in the
United States r/r Canada one year for $1.
MOXEV TO LOAN.
AAA— HERMAN MURPHY, ~
C01-602-C03 Examiner building.
Quick settlements; no disappointments.
Save expenses by dealing directly.
Estate-), second mortgages, undivided Inter-
ests; assignments of rents; property In trust,
etc.; legacies, life estates and undivided in-
terests in property purchased.
Courteous treatment. Strictly confidential.
When You Need Money
See HERMA^ MURPHY.
WILL LOAN
« A reasonable amount on
Mortgage, on real estate or
Chattels, In city, town
- or * country.
Low rate of Interest.
Give full particulars
of property or chattels,
Location, etc.
Box 400, Call office. ,
LOWEST BANK "RATE" ~
Any amount; first and second mortgages, es-
tates - in probate, unvidlded interest ; In es-
tates, assignments of rents, etc., at lowest
rats- of interest.
RIVERS BROS., 206 Montgomery st.
SALARY LOANS—
Money loaned salaried people without secur-
ity or Indorsement, .knowledge of employer or
anyone; confidential and courteous treatment;
call and get terms. Drake, 453, Parrott bldg.
AAA — Interest 6 per cent (read Sunday papers).
: MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK......
...City. Oakland, Town. Country Property...
MANHATTAN LOAN CO. (city agents),
107-8 Crocker building— Post-Market sts.
ANY amount quickly on | furniture or piano,
without removal or other security; no com.;
fairest rates; strictly confidential. " National
Co.. 68 Donohoe bldg., 1170 Market st.
HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain
liberal advances on diamonds. Jewelry, at 2
per cent interest. Baldwin Jewelry Store
846 Market; tel. Main 1G44! Branch, 19 Third!
MONEY loaned on diamonds, jewelry, sealskins
and valuables; our fireproof vault Is protected
from burglaries by electricity. PORTLAND
LOAN OFFICE, 25 Stockton; phone Bush 484.
MONEY loaned to salaried people, retail mer-
chants, teamsters, .boarding-houses, without
security; easy payments; large business In 46
principal cities. Tolman, 653 Parrott bldg.
THE United Loan and Trust Co., 21 Stockton
st. (uprtalrs), loans money on diamonds, Jew- 1
elry and valuables at 2 per cent per month;
absolute privacy. Phone Bush 484.
1 P3R cent on furniture or pianos; no removal;
no commission; no publicity; $25 up; quick,
quiet, confidential 20 Montgomery sU, rm. 7. i
MONEY to loan at low Interest; gold, silver,
diamonds, pearls and precious stones bought
at W. J. HESTHAL'B, 10 Sixth st.
STAR Loan Co. of Wyoming loans money to
i-alaried employes. R.. 311, "Mutual Sav. Bk
bid.; Oakland offlce, 1103% Brdwy.; suite 1-2.
MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE. 103 Grant ave..
LOANS FROM $1 TO $10.000.
TO salaried people without security; on furnl-
j tuns Indorsed notes and other security. 8.
F. Discount Agency, 148 Phelan bldg.
ALL loans on diamonds and Jewelry 2 per cent
mo. S. F. Collateral Loan Bank, 538 KearnyA
1 PER cent on furniture or piano. 1003 Mutual
Savings Bank building, 708 Market st. -¦ ;-*¦¦
114 "PER cent on furniture and pianos; no com.
charged. ELFVIN'G, 010 Hearst bid., Ex. ent.
KJXBT TO LOAX— Co-|(lnn«d.
MONEY loaned on salaries, \cliattel mortgages,
1 j life Insurance policies, etc. 1 United Loan and
Trust Co., 21 Stockton st. , "
GASH loaned salaried people on notes without
lndorser. MORELL, 000 Examiner building.
- . -* ;. MOXE Y 'J WASTED.
WANTED— $400 at 1 per cent per month;
good security. Box 1075, Call offlce.
OFFICES AXD STORES TO LET.
SUITE of 3 handsome offices furnished com-
• plete : In Crossley building. Apply B. P.
OLIVER, 114 Montgomery st.
A SUITE of 4 office rooms, large, sunny, on
Sacramento St., near Montgomery. Apply-
to WEISSBEIN BROS. & CO. -
$25— FLOOR space. 25x80. 956 Harrison, near
Sixth; will lease. ¦"-.,
MUSICAL IXSTKUMENTS.
A GOOD new piano for $2 50. We have con-
fidence in you and in our pianps — th.at Is
why we ask you to try, our Instruments. We
are willing la accept a small Interest on the
investment — $2 50 , this month. Remember
this opportunity closes with the summer sea-
son. First selection is best choice. HEINE
PIANO CO., 235-237 Geary St., manufactur-
ers of the Peerless Heine and agents for ten
different makes from $115 to $975, and three
rr.akeR of piano-players from $125 to $275.
Used bargains from $25 up. Our output Is
double that of any other piano house.
AAAAA— FINE assortment of second-hand up-
rights from $40 up, Including such makes as
Chlckering. Vose, Stelnway, Steck. Knab-.
- Mathushek. Sterling,' Curtax, Erard and
many others on easy payments. BENJ.
CURTAZ & SON, 16 O'Farrell gt. ?
A SENSATIONAL flre — Storage pianos and
furniture will be removed to North Beach
and burned if not sold in a few days; this
means storage pianos and furniture almost,
cheaper than nre wood, and must be re-
moved. Whitehead's Storage, 1636 Market.
PIANOS for rent; $3 per month; the largest
' and ' best, stock In San ..Francisco to-select
' from: pianos from $30 upward; our line the
best, our prices the lowest. SCOTT CURTAZ
PIANO CO.. 6fiO-C4 Hayes st. . ...
$60 FOR a fine upright. If you want a bargain
call at HORNUNG'S. 210 McAllister.
GOOD standard upright piano for sale; $83.
BTATHAM. 110 McAllister st.
SOHMER, Byron Mauzy pianos. Cecellan piano
player. BYRON MAUZY. 308-312 Post st.
$1C5 — STEINWAY upright: private party; no
reasonable cash Offer refused. 237 Geary st.
NEW upright pianos sold on $5 monthly pay-
'. tnents. SCHMITZ & CO., 16 McAllister st.
3-PEDAL Stelnway up; Chlckering baby grand;
Rhonlnger. little used. Keeffe's. 2fl5 OTarrell.
PERSONALS. P
DR. ROWELL'S Fire, of Life, a sure cure for
rheumatism, paralysis, neuralgia, pneumonia,
1 sore -throat, etc. Sold by all druggists for
over 20 years; price 60c. Manufactured solely
by ROWELL A BROWN. 32 Turk st, B. F.
THE Star Hair Remedy restores gray hair, Im-
proves Its growth, stops falllng.cures dandruff
and Itching scalp; no stain or stickiness;
cleanses scalp;at druggists', hairdressers'- ac-
cept xw^^bet I tut^_StajrJRemedyCo., 1338 Polk.
WILLIAM BAGGET. son of Frederick Bagget:
Write to your brothers and sister. 1&25
Lor-iln Bt., Cleveland, Ohio, for information
of "advantage, ' "
Cancerous lumps, sores,, impure blood, (affecting
ekin, mouth, bones, etc.)' speedily cured by
skilled specialist from Europe. Apply Central
Pharmacy, 328 Grant ave. Worst cases cured.
"VITAL ring" produces healthy circulation,
curing organic weakness, drains, varlcocele,
etc.; easily worn; $2 60 postpaid; physicians
recom. them. Dr.Burnard Co., 140 deary, S.F.
A FINE suit to order on easy installments of
$1 a week. LEON LEMOS, 1127 Market St..
¦ between Seventh and Eighth. "
AT less than cost; uncalled for suits, overcoats
and trousers at CHARLES LYONS'. London
Tailor, 721 Market st.
YOU can buy $75 worth of furniture fbr $7 60
down and SI 60 per week. T. BRILLIANT
FURNITURE CO.. 340 Post, near Powell.
SUPERFLUOUS hair & moles removed by elec-
tric needle. Mrs.Hr-A.W.Travers,I170 Market.
TAILOR-MADE suit $7 60; dress pants $2 60.
Misfit Clothing Parlor, cor. Hush and Dupont.
Actlna restores lost eyesight: cures deafness and
catarrh. A'VIDA CO WJ 3524 19th. nr. Valencia
MRS. Eaton, electric needle specialist. 369 Sut-
ter, r. 609. Miss Eaton. 233 Geary, room 38.
MASQUERADE costumes, play books, wigs;
country orders. GOLDSTEIN & CO.,733 Mkt.
ALFREDUM'S Egyptian Henna restores gray
hair to its natural color; $1 at all druggists.
A BRANCH offlce of The Call for the reception
of advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened at 100S Market St., opposite. Fifth.
Open until 11 p. m. '¦ _^
PALMISTRY.
A— MME. LYMAN. scientific palmist, recently
from East. 610 Eddy st.; phone Polk 4611.
H. JEROME FOSELLI, scientific palmist. 515
Taylor st., near Geary. Phone Black 561.
PATEHTS.
INVENTIONS patented F. P. MEDINA, at-
torney-at-law. 6 Hobart bide. 632 Market st.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DR. C. C. O'DONNELL — Offlce and residence
1021% Market st.. bet. 6th and 7th; particu-
lar attention paid to diseases of women.
BLOOD, ekln and rectal diseases a specialty.
DR. BALL. 1073H Market st. . '
WANTED — A doctor (Hollander) for society.
Address 830 Broadway, Oakland.
REMOVED— DR. WONG HIM. herb doctor;
treats all diseases of the human body; for
past four years at 115-117 Mason; now lo-
cated at CG7 Geary St., near Leavenworth.
DR. TONG PO CHY. successor to Dr. LI Po
Tal, herb doctor, cures all diseases of human
by use of herbs and teas. 727 Washington st.
WONG WOO. the famous herb doctor — All dis-
eases cured" by Chinese herbs. 746-S. Clay st.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for building materials— Office
Depot Quartermaster. 30 New Montgomery
*t., San Francisco, Cal.. Juno 10. 1004 —
Sealed proposals. In triplicate, subject to
-usual conditions, will be received here until
11 o'clock a. m. (Pacific standard time),
June 20, 1904, and then opened, for furnUh-
ing. lumber, doors, sash, cement, etc. • Pref-
erence will be given to articles of domestic
production or. manufacture, condition of price
and quality being equal (including In the
price v of foreign production the duty there-
on). The United States reserves right to
reject or accept any or all, bids or any part
thereof. Blank proposals and further In-
formation furnished on application. ' En-
velopes containing proposals should be in-
woraed "Proposals for Building Materials.
No. 4550" and addressed to MAJOR C. A.
DEVOL. Q. M.. V.' S. A.. Depot Quarter-
master. . _^ .
PROPOSALS for Steam Pump, etc. — Office
Depot Quartermaster, 33 New Montgomery
street. Sun Francisco, Cal., June 15th, 1004.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject to
usual conditions, will be received here until
11 o'clock a. m. Saturday. June 23th, 1D0J,
and then opened, for fumlBhlng 1 Steam
Pump, Pipe and Fittings, for Camp Downes
and Camp Overton, P. I. Preference will
be- given to articles of domestic production
and manufacture, condition of price and
quality being equal (Including In the price.
of foreign production the duty thereon). -The 1
U. S • reserves right to accept or reject
any or all proposals or any part thereof.
Information and blank proposals furnished'
on application. . . Envelopes containing pro-
posals to . bo mHrket "Proposals for Pipe
and Fittings No. 4<:&0." nnd a'ddressed to
Major C. A. Devoi, Qr. Mr.. U. 3. A.
Depot Quartermaster. ¦ .
PROPOSALS for Steam Pump, etc. — Office
Depot Quartermaster. 3G New Montgomery
street. San Francisco, Cal.. June 16th, 1904.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject to
usual conditions, : will be received hero until
I , 11 o'clock, a. m., Saturday, June 25th, 19(M
! and then opened, for furnishing 1 Steam
Pump, Pipe and Fittings for Lucena, P. L
Preference will be given for articles of do-
mestic production and - manufacture, condl- j
tions of price and quality being equal (In-
cluding In the 'price- of foreign production
the duty thereon.) • The U. S. reserves right
to accept -any or- all proposals or any part
thereof. Information and blank proposals
furnished . on application. Envelopes con-
taining proposals to ' be markod ¦ "Proposals
for Steam Pump, etc.. No,, 4661." and ad-
dressed to Major C. A. Davol, Qr. Mr.. U.
; S. A... Depot Quartermaster. '
PROPOSALS for Subsistence Supplleg^Offlce
Purchasing Commissary, Sun Francisco, Cal,.
Juno 17. 1004. — Scaled ' proposals for furnlsh-
, Ing and ifcliverlng cf such quantities of sub-
. trietence supplies, delivered at such wharf or
wharves or such warehouses in San Fran-
Cisco. Cai.. as per circular, to be seen at this
"offlce, will; be received here until 11 o'clock
a, -tn.. J Tuesday, June '.28.* 1904, and opened
immediately thereafter, in presence of bid-
ders. Speclflcaticns, "general Instructions' to
bidder*} and blank forms of proposals will be
furnished to k established dealers -on- appliea*
, tion to C. R. KRAUTHOFF, MaJ. Corny.
UEL.V vv\vr>-,:» — MALE.
IJUr.UAX & P.EACY. phone Main 5S4S.
VU* aii-J Coii Clay ¦;.; OSts plume Main,
j Lca!:ng Employment ui;i Labcr Agents.
JWtt Vi v Gave luy4 We Here to
_£4,O0u Men Wofli. ijicraase t-u.OOO.
Jai'ar.i.-h — G?nr.an — French.
"•"'T" — Sftiti, — Greek.
NEVADA ETAT15— S HOURS.
>Covcnuaeat -work. Free Fare.
-¦¦'5 taa.n:sterE, *?:.' to If2 50 day.
L'nilors, hsillllli* IIIIIIIH, «-.tc, $75 to ?'j0.
Si.«?ci;il «ci;jj5ient ul cue paceer-Str car to-day.
AnizoNA. ruanv:~sc{z. Arizona.
icr.1* • ;.ii:»s— ?ia ro.
£ {*-cial pas-oersscr dally over Santa Fe.
_'X5 Men Wanted.
Drders. rodBaca, teamsters laborers.
>"2, |3 0u, $:;. $3 to day.
s * SOttTH — lu« iliies— J4 CO— SOUTH.
Kr> ic«untt<»rs; you'll suit, {.CO.
TO THE LUMBER.
C5 laborers, no expcrieEce wanted, JCO.
tMscRMB, eufcar pine. $00; ox teamsters,
- i+H ar.d found. -
2 carriage Better* head logger for woods,
$.5 and fcund.
10 Scandinavian laborers, eawoi'll co $00.
Screw turm-r*, huck tenders. «dgcrmen, log-
¦per. understand* rigging. $00 found.
BbiAcU j-ackers, cuioC sawyera. molder.
¦ »t:cker hand. .
Cm.cn eawycr. run boring machine, *2.
CABPBXTSB& CAB±»EMTKBS.
lt> cariM-uter*. build scows, boat dredgers,
steady, exceptionally good Job, $105.
V carpenters, bo-oca work, fare $1 $3 day
0 carpenters, plain work, fare 3Oc. **{ 50 day.
carpenter, c. C. Co.. fare $1. $2 day found.
CariJccter. rar.ch job. fare $1 $40 found
_ OTHER TRADESMEN I
Blacksmith, lumber camp, $;o and found.
"Clackrmnh. rr.ine town, $75 and found.
15 harseshjer*, all round blacksmiths and
helpers, city, country Jobs, $4. $3 50, $3,
$2 M day.
4 wheelwrights, different Jobs $3 to $4 d*y.
8 sttcker hands. $4.
16 coopers. Elatk work, north and south.
• cuhi' and door hands. $3 to $3 60 day.
4 plumbers, $4 day; ehingler. 60c M.
65 laborers, free fare. $1 fee. J
New Erick Yard, fare fl 60.
4 laborers, fare $1 ML ?- a day.
1 wheeler, fare f 1 50. $2 a day.
1 dumper, fare $1 50. $2 to $2 50 a day.
195 woodchoppers. tie*r.ak*-rs.
TO THE MINES AND QUARRIES.
36 laborers, foremen for mines, $40 and $30
and found.
18 drillers, no fare to pay. $67 60.
LABOKER-S— TEAMSTERS.
83 scraper and wagon teamsters, $2 25 day.
1C4 laborers, all over faJifornla, some in San
Francisco, (2 and $2 50 day.
Si laborers, 8 hours' work dally, that's all,
$2 day.
HAY AND HARVEST HANDS.
fl haymakers, all over State, $1 60 day and
frund.
SS harvest hands, eack sewers, pitchers, etc.,
$2 day ar.d found.
lfc teamsters, extra good Job. $1 60 and $2
day and found.
DAIRYMEN— STABLEMEN.
*U milkers, extra good Jobs, come eee, $35,
$40 and found.
t. buuern-.aktrs, 2 cheesemakers, $40, $50
snu found.
1« stablemen, city, country Jobs, $75, $60,
$."5 and found.
4fc chore men and boys, different Jobs, $.15
and f.JO.
4 apprentice boys. city. $45 and found.
Tinner, $.'{ a dav
MURRAY & READY. C34-636 Clay st.
FOREMAN
For a vineyard and orchard, call early, will
pay the wasen, we want the man.
MURRAY & READY. t>;4-(ao Clay st.
MAN to run cyanide plant, understands chem-
istry, bocs here, good wages; also 12 machine
miner?, *:•(>
MURRAY & READY. C34-630 Clay st.
Cook and wife. 15 men. mine, fare fX $40 fd.
Milker and wife. Northern Cal.. $50 found
4 farmer* ar.d wive* $M. $60. $70 found.
UVnUXt & READY, G34-636 Clay et.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
Tama'e mskr-r $40 fd.; cook, 5 men, mine.
"Wait. r. mine, $3o.
12 <-ook<s, different places. $30 to $<v> found.
V waiters different jila'-es. $30 to $40 found.
27 dishwasher*. S25 **»(>. $35 found.
POUTERS. BELL AND ELEVATOR BOYS.
} LOOK.
Clerk, merchandise store. $."50 found.
Milk wacon driver, extra good Job. $40 fd.
'i butchers.
£*-cofid laktr. fare $:" r.f>. $t5 found
LAUNDRYME.V.
¦Ln^rn-iT-yTr.an. plain work institution. $30 fd.
Mt'RRAT & READY. 634-C3*" Clay st.
2 HARNESS cleaners. $75
Printer, city.
LAUNDRY.
froner. fare $1, $12 week.
"Miir.grlehand, fare $1 $10 week
LOOK.
Plasterer, country Job. $4 day.
I'.«-neh hand, pianing mill. $3 day.
MURRAY & READY. C34-C36 Clay st.
LATE SPECIALS.
SAWMILLS.
20 laborers for trswrnill. no experience need-
ed, fare $2 25. $'{5 found.
Plasterer. Marin County. $4 day.
Uutcher. small country i«hop, $35 found.
Oardener. vegetable and flowers, see boss
here. $35 found.
4 carpenters, rough work. Nevada, $C0 fd.
BImcksmiih, camp, Nevada. $C0 found.
Cook, private family. A'aajeia Co., $30 fd.
Young man to tend bar.
4 carpenters, rou^h work, factory, $3 day.
FREE FARE.
NEVADA.
20 laborers and ttamsters. Nevada, free
& READY. 634-C36 Pay st.
AT the California Employment Ajrency,
14 3d et., nr. Call bldg.; phone Bush 405.
ftate of Nevada; cheap fare refunded.
United States Government work,
to teamsters and laborers, (2 to $2 25 day.
TA) drillers, hammermen and rockmen, $2 50.
HO 0*5 fare. Florence, Ariz. Fare, $10 OS.
1U0 traiaster-- end labci-cr*, $2 to $3 60 day.
SAWMILL CREW.
2 irool tendere, $55 and found,
fh'.ngle Jointer, see bof* here, $45 found.
Hoard puller. $45 a month and board.
2 tail edjrermen. $40 a month and board.
2 seoor.d trini-r.eniK'n. $40 month and board.
1 of*"bes.r*-r, $40 a month and beard.
10 lumber pliers, $33 to ?40 and board.
fc men for rock quarrj-, $2 25 a day.
10 Slavonian labcn-rs, satrmill; $35 found.
2 laborers, city, board home. $2 "25 day.
CAL. EMPLOYMENT AGKrCT. 14 3d st
FRY cock. 114 week; 2 hotel cooks, $C0 and
found; waiters, dishwashers and others. J.
F. CROfcETT & CO., C2-8 Sacramento st.
"FARMER and wife. $50 s.nd found; poultryman
and wife., $50 and found; coachman and
gardener, country. W> and found; timber
feller, $00 and board; 2 crosscut sawyers,
$40 and beard; laborers about sawmill $2 50
day; teamster for lumber co., $2 50 day;
milk wagon driver; carpenters. $4 day;
blacksmith, $3 day: 2 blacksmith helpers,
$30 month and SI 50 day and board; ma-
chine men for sash and door factory; stable-
men. $55 and *<50; laundryman. farmers,
milkers and others. J. F. CROSETT &
CO.. C"8 Sacramento Kt.
AT CONTRACTOHP' AGENCY.
05 Thlt-a et.; telephone Main 5521.
Cook, nv.nir.e camp $25 end found.
Milker. 20 cows. $30 and found.
Boys for factory, $3 50, good trade,
laborers, near city. $2.
T<air.f.t»-r!'. city. $1 SO anil found.
Tur.nel. Humboldt Co. $2 50, $2 75.
Laborers, $2, fare lCc;'« hours. «
Florence, Ariz., laborers. $2, cheap fare.
Men to pc*l tanbark. $40.
HORD & SMITH.
RHD CROSS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
CC2 Cay Ft. t'hone J*mes 2478.
Nevada — Government wcrk — Nevada.
Tearw-ter*- $2 25 day
Driller* $2 2r. day
Laborers $2 day
Farp rrfundt-d eft^r ten consecutive days'
work.
Take this IVvn't delay.
2 epool tenders $.*>0 month and found
IN GOD WE TRUST] ~ *
Golden Gate Err.ployrcent OffW. 1213 Ninth
eve, off H st.. alor.R»:<lc of GoMen Gate Park
•nd next doer to imbiic library— Best mala
help provided for a'l purpose?, city and coun-
try, throuslinut the States: sma!!»*t offlce
charges: employers please pay half the office
Tco. Mon»y orders t .1 y.-jl.l,. to T. SPEAK- .
MAN, station O, San Francisco. j
ANDRES, 217 Sfrf-kton st. — Rummer Job* at
beet resort* in Monterey. Lake, Marin, S<v
r.-.rra :,?..-" Ser.ta Cruz counties; c-o^ks. $.'«0
to $70; dlshwusher* $25 to *.J0; t>otwashrr,
$30; pantryman, $25; vegretablCTnan, $25;
fares refunded.
A— HOTEL gTzETTT*:, V, Montgomery et..r.I2
—Porter. $25; 2 co!ot*d waiter*, $32; house-
man. $30.
WANTED— Bright, recent graduate public
•schools for j»sy1ng position, liox 1CC2. Call.
WANTED— Flrst-c-lass carriage woodworkers.
K. NUGENT, 18 Tenth M.
rOTJTnR or bootblack wanu-d. 2C2 Fourth
i-troet. ij
EARnERS—Flrst-clasn 2-<-halr shop for rale
<•*.«¦!,!¦¦ Bcx X572, Call offir-e.' »
XJARnER chop for sale, clfturirg $25 per week;
. tvnt, $S. 3147 Twtnty-fourth st. :
BOY from 16 to !8 year* of age for office
work. Aadre** H. W. P., bcx 21C3, Call.
ROOMS AMJ BOARD Continued.
BUSH, 7C0— Nicety furnished room*, with ta-
ble board; prices reasonable.
ELLIS. 45.1 — Fine rooms, with fln?t-c!ass tabl»
board; location central and convenient
HAWTHORNE. 172. nr. Harrison — Young lady
can find nice room and board; reasonable.
GEARY, 601, Hotel L' Alglon— Family room*
and board; entirely renovated; reas. pritesw
HOWARD. 841A — First-class board and room.
single or double. t5->6 wk.: American famtiy.
A.\T> DOARO WASTED.
WANTED— ONE OR TWO ROOMS. WITH
PARTIAL BOARD. FOR MAN AND WIFE:
MILL VALLEY OR ROS3 VALLEY. BOX
,2157. CALL OFFICE.
BOARD and suite of rooms wanted for man
and -wife; state rates. Box 211*7. Call offlce.
WANTED— Board and rocra for gentlemaar $•
per week. Box mi. Call offlce.
A— EMPORIUM Storage A Van Co.: furniture-,
household goods stored moved shipped. 72ft-
731 Howard st . nr. Third; phone Grant 181.
A— GILBERT ft STOLL Storage Co.; storage.
packing, shipping warehouse. G. O and Vaa
Ness; office 1170 Market, r. 43; tel. South 73a
PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co.. of-
flco Post and Fowell sta.; tel. Prr*. Ex. 371.
CONKLIN'S Storage — Furniture and merchaa-
dlse. 333 Golden Oate are. ; phone East 128.
, GOLDEN West (storage; advances made 810
Mission at. ; ul. Howard Ml. F. W. Zehfusa.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
pany. 2320 Flllmore st.; phone Jackson 2S1.
BEKINS Van and Stcrage Co.. 11 Montgomery
St.; ul. Main 1840. Shipping at cut rates.
SEWI.VC MACHINES AND SUPPLIES.
DOMESTIC— The machine for family use; best
is cheapest; second-hand all makes at any
price; all kinds rented lowest rates. Dome»-
tlc offlce. 1021 Market St.. near Sixth.
NEW HOME— See our new triple-feed ma-
chines; slightly used: $10. $15. $20: second-
hand. $3. $5. $3; all styles; guaranteed. New
Home Hewing Machine Co.. 1051 Market at.
SPECIALISTS.
CATARRH. DEAFNESS and NOISES In HAAS
positively cured; new methods: 1 week's treit-
mect free. Dr. Cottlngham. 204 Suti— st.
S-ITTTERIX C AXD STAMMERING.!
AT Melboiht-ne Institute, Van Ness & Market.
Is taught celebrated Melbourne system: only
Melbourne In U. S. ; private; established 3
years In 8. F. Tel. Mint 2828 from 1 to 5 p.m.
TYPEWEITESS ASS STJFPU'ES.
AN exceptionally good No. 2 Remington. No. 1
Smith Premier, $25; other typewriters at
higher and lower prices; rentals $2 50. Th«
Typewriting Exchange. B36 California st.
A FEW good typewriters at $30 each; get par-
ticulars cf L. & M. ALEXANDER. 110 Mont-
gomery st
ID-HAND typewriters sold, rented, repaired.
Webster Typewriter Inspec. Co.. 504 Market.
"VTAVI.
MOTHERS' and daughters' horn* treatment;
booklet mailed free; correspondence invited.
VIA VI CO.. 23C4 Van Nens ava.
DIVIDEND .NOTICES.
CLA^^MoTFT^O^Pcompany^on July 1. lOoiT
will pay a dividend (No. 1) of 1 cent per
share on its issued capital stock at Its of-
flce, room 31, seventh floor. Mills building:
tram*T books close on Saturday, June 25,
1904. at 1 p. m. GEORGE J. REMINGTON.
Secretary.
LEGAJL. ADVEUTISKMEMS.
ALL persons having accounts against the firm
of Knight & Ryan, liquor dealers, Powell and
Francisco sts.. present same at once for set-
tlement. G. SANTA.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
George C. Browne. 23, Stockton, and Alice
S. Johnson. SO. Benicia.
Frederick- Schmidt. 2ti, 950 Harrison street.
and Wilhelmina Fuchs. 28. »5O Harrison.
Rudolph Castaneda. 25, Benson. Ariz., and '
Martha Weir. 22, l»"2'ti Golds n Gate avenue.
Albert Duve. 2S, 1417 Stockton street, and
Annie Whitney, 27, 721 Grove street.
Peter J. Harmon, 2H. 1212 Howard street, and
Mary Delury 22, city. , *
Henry L. Kh In. 28, Los Angeles, and Cecilia
R. Pechner. 23, 1257 Clay street.
Eugene W. Meyers, 24. 1005 Harrison atreet.
and Jennie S. Tobhi. 19. Oakland.
Harry P. Thomas, 26, city, and Marie M.
Jeaberg, 25?- city. ,
Edwin A. Thackray, 24, 3447 Twenty-secolid
street, and Mamie O. Wobber. 20, 112 Four-
teenth stree*.
-John B. Lei-nos, eo, Oakland, and Maria C
Suare9. 69. Oakland.
Frans I. Egnrell. 26, 2519 Harrison street,
and Carolina E. Noren, 29, 2519 Harrtaon.
EIRTHS— MARRIAGES— DEATH3L
Birth, marriage and death notice* sent by
mall will uot be inserted. Th«y must be handed
In at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
eons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event are published ence in this column
free of charge.
BORN.
DENBIGH— In Tendon. June 17. 19O4. to tae
wife of B. K. Denbigh, a daughter.
DIED.
Arsndt, Edward. Keenan, Mary
A.i-pOftn, George H. Lewis. John W.
Augustus. Carolina Mlchell, John W.
Bell, David Morse. Mrs.Josephin«
Burns. John C. Nunbaumer. G«crg«
Cohn. Simon * Pachtlger. August
Doyle. Margaret E. Pttman. Cant. H. C.
Elliott. Luther B. Shea. James
Fitcslmmons. Ellen Smith. George D.
Heineman, Recha Thompson, William
Hill. Godfrey S. Tlemann, Herman T.
Jacobs, Florence J. Tuttle,- Emma
Jones, Sarah
ARENDT— In this city, June 17. 1904. Edwsr*
Arendt, beloved husband of th* late Carotin*
Arendt. and father of Mrs. Frank Zlmmer-
mann of Monterey City and Caroline Arendt,
it native of Hamburg, Germany, aa;ed 78
years 5 months and 20 days. A member of
Gcrmania Lodge No. 110. I. O. O. F., and
Walhalla Encampment No. 7, 1. O. O. F,
(CTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 1 o'clock, from Odd Fellows"
Hall, where services will be held under the
auspices of Germanta Lodge No. 114. I. O.
O F. Interment Mount Olivet Ometery.
via -electric car from Eighteenth and Ouer-
rero streets. Remains at the funeral par-
lors of the H. F. Maass Company, 917 Mis-
sion street.
ASPDEN— In this city. June 19. 1904, Georg»
H AsDden. beloved son of Joseph Arpden.
end brother of Robert Aspden, a native of
England aged 31 years and 2 months.
tyFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Saturday), June 18, at 10:30 o'clock, from
the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 1137 Mission
street between Seventh and Eighth. Inter-
' ment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by electric
funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero
streets.
AUGUSTUS— In Oakland. Jun? 17, 1004, Caro-
line, beloved wife of the late Domingo
Augustus, and mother of Mrs. Mary E.
Fratns. Mm. F. Ambrose. Mrs. C. Rogers
and Mrs. E. Marks, a native of Azores, aged
?'0 years 10 months and ti days.
IC? Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to atend th ¦ funeral Monday.
June 20. at 8:30 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence, 1211 Elshteenth avenue, thence to^St.
Anthony's Church, wherrr a requiem raas«
will b* celebrated for the repose of her soul,
commercing at 9 o'clock. Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery. Oakland. Pleasa omit
flowers.
BELL— In* thin city. June 16. 1904, David
Bell a native of Scotland, axed 25 years. *
P"Thf funeral will tak^ place to-day
(Saturday), at 2:'M> o'clock, from the parlors
of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mission itreet.
Interment Mrmnt Olivet Cemetery.
BURNS— In Yountville. Cal- June 14, 1904.
John C. Burns*, a native of New York, aged
7S years. ¦' '
"CTFrtcnda and members of Sotoy-ime
Tribe No. 12. I. O. R. M.. are requested to
attend the funeral Sunday. June l'J. at l:3l>
o'clock, frcm Red Men's Hall. 'O> lost
street. , Rr mains at the parlors of J. S. Go-
deau./SC3 Montsomery avenue. Interment
National Cemejery.
COHN— In this city. June 17. 1904. Simon
Cohn beloved brother of Jacob Cohn rf
SusauvHle E'.ias Cohn of Guatemala antl
Mrs Rcsie Jacobs of (iermany. a native of
Germany, ag'd 04 years.
. t"*TNotice of funeral hereafter.
DOYLE— In Sonora, Tuoiumne County. June
17 V.KV4. Margaret E., beloved wife «f J. B.
Doyle, and mother of Edward and John
• Doyle, a nativa of California.
ELLIOTT— In this city. June 1«. 15KM. Luther
B., dearly beloved husband of Anna Elliott.
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