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THE SAN FRANCISCO GALL. ' WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1904.
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I.ODGING-HOTTSES FOR SASB — Oon. I
A — CAMERON & CO. Phone South 1050.
3 Eddy, st., cor. 'Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming-houses. Hotels and
. All. Kinds of Business Chances.
« rooms; rent only $125; flrst-class location;
well furnished and good running order: clear-
ing now over $200 per month: always full; best
buy in city; account sickness; price $4500.
32 roome: cheap rent: 2 years' lease; fine
nowntown location; 2 entrances; everything In
nrst-class condition; good furniture and car-
Pets; clearig now $200 per month; if run tran-
sient can clear $300 to $350 per month; here is
best proposition in city; price $3200.
7 r r 22^S moi lern flat, close In, well furnished;
cost $600; at bargain if sold at once; $300. .
65 rooms; best downtown commercial house
In city; clearing now $'500 per month: every-;
thing flrst-class condition; will trade for Oak-
land. Alameda cr Berkeley property or ranch
In California; must leave city.
17 rooms; rent orfly $70: flne little apartment
house; sickness; must sell; snap: $700.
128 rooms, cheap rent: long lease; flrst-class.
up-to-date downtown house; well furnished;
clearing $300 to $600 per month; must sell on
account of other, business; only with us.
24 rooms: rent $145; new and elegantly fur-
nished; oak and mahogany; flne proposition;
good lease.
>* ISO rooms; grand, new, modern apartment
house; elegantly furnished and equipped; cheap
rent; flne lease, paying $500 to $600 per month;
close In; full nice people; bargain if taken at
once; dissolution of partnership.
5 rooms and closets; East st.; rent only $18;
good furniture and carpet": everything for
housekeeping; 6 beds; cost J700; obliged to go
to Germany; snap at $350.
90-room, new, modern 2 and 3 room apart- '
ment house; cheap rent; most elegantly
equipped In city; 5 years' lease; every appoint-
ment heart could wish; this little gem at bar-
gain on account of sickness.
28 rooms; elegantly fur. family hotel on Nob
Hill; doing flne business; will trade for large
apartment house and pay cash difference.
. 108 rooms,; cheap rent; new and elegantly
furnished. Up-to-date rooming-house; has flne
bar; can be run in conjunction If desired; rare
chance for right parties; part cash, balance
can be paid out of the hous»: other business
interests demand immediate departure.
. 18 rooms; rent only $75; well furnished little
apartment house; reduced to $1250.
I 126 rooms: rent only $4 per room; new and
up-to-date house: all men; electric elevator,
lights; long lease; clears $400 to $500, per
month; one of the beet buys In the city.
14 rooms: rent only $57; oak furniture; good
carpets; part cash, balance time; price $900.
105 rooms; cheap rent: flrst-class, up-to-date
commercial house; clearing $350 to $400 per
month; call for particulars.
75 room*; grand new building; elegantly fur-
nished; cheap rent; 10 years' lease; close In:
clears $400 per month: J400O down, balance 8
per cent per annum; departure.
7-room flat; rent $40: oak furniture; good
carpets: sickness; price $350.
Large list of real estate, rooming-houses and
business for exchangn or trade always on hand.
CAMERON & CO.. 3 Eddy st.
LODGING house for rent, 43 rooms. 8 bathe;
near Sutter and Hyde. Address for particu-
lars; only principals need apply. Box 1965,
Call offlce.
SPIjBITTTAIiIBM.
MRS. ELSIE REYNOLDS, materializing se-
ance Wednesday eve., 50c. 32S Ellis st.
MME. YOUNG'S writing circle to-day, 1 p. m.,
25c: private readings dally. 619 McAllister.
W. G. KEEGAN holds test seances every night
except Sat.: 10c; sit. 10 to 5. 148 Sixth st.
MME. YOUNG'S convincing test circle to-night,
10c; 619 McAllister st.; readings daily.
Mrs. E. M. Miller, automatic slate-writing, heal-
Ing. developing. 2690 Mission; tel. Church 2043.
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, business medium and
life reader. 12O0 Market St.. Gait House.
OLAraTOYAHTS.
AA — Call at once and save $4.
My famous $5 readings this week for $1.
PAUL DESTINE,
The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant and
Palmist Ever In San Francisco.
I do hereby solemnly agree and guarantee to
make no charge if I fail to tell your name, and
what you want to know. I tell if husband, wife
or sweetheart Is true or false, whom and when
you will marry; In fact, I will tell every hope,
fear or-ambltlon better than you can tell your-
self. I will Improve your condition eo you will
reach the greatest possible strength In mental
und bodily vigor, and luck that Insures success
In business, mining, speculation; I Implant the
controlling power in your nature so you can
fascinate any one you desire, win the one you
love, bring back your loved one, and cause
marriage with one. of choice. 10 a. m. to 8
p. m.; closed Sunday. 326 O'Farrell St., 326.
MME. M. BERNARD. THE FAMOUS
Clairvoyant and business medium, perma-
nently located at 17 Third at., next Examiner
bldg.; she reads your life correctly, gives an
accurate description of the past, reveals the
present happenings and portrays events to
occur In the future; If you are In trouble,
discontented or not satisfied with life, or
have domestic, love or business troubles, con-
sult this great medium and you will be to]d
how to overcome them; valuable advice In
all affairs of life; 25c up; satisfaction guar-
anteed: open Sundays. Tel. Black 4569.
FROM~ALtT SECTIONS~THE Y "COME TO" wTt-
NESS THE WONDERFUL DEMONSTRA-
TIONS OF THE NOTED LIVINGSTONE.
Readings $1. Would It not be relief to know
how you will succeed, be relieved of matters
that trouble you and of schemes of your ene-
mies, that you may meet with better success?
Then for reliable reading go to Livingstone,
428 Eddy St.; three separate reception par-
lors; lady attendants; hours 10 a. m. 8 p. m.
ISMAR, Egyptian seeress. The Vendome. 1104
Market st.. San Francisco. Offlce hours — 10
a. m. to 5 p. m. ; Sundays, 10 to 12; Wednes-
day evening. 6 to 8. Phone South 1141.
A— Miss M. Wllle, 330 Ellis, clairvoyant crys-
tal seer and life reader, will tell you exactly
what you called for without asking a ques-
tlon; names given: special. $1; hours 10 to H.
Mrs.A.H.Kronenberg. palmist, clatrvoyant.card
reader: when others fall try me;good readings
25c. 721 Franklln.nr.a.G.ave*.Tel. Larkln 4207.
A — Mme. Ravenna reads life; business advice;
names given :25c up. 835 Howard.bet.4th&5th.
MME. ODELL returned: clairvoyant/card read-
er; tea leaves; 25c up.' Lower flat, 220 Eddy.
GO and see Mme. Hoffman, the wonder of the
age 1207 Market at., room 11.
MISS WARD, clairvoyant: gives names, dates.
facts; readings dally. 917 Market, room 3.
MRS. BAUMANN the well-known fortune-
teller. Is now -at 317 Ellis st.
JCABPET BEATMTQ AMD CLE ANIN Q.
COMPRESSED Air and Vacuum Process now
universally used for cleaning carpets on floor
without removal: carpets and rugs are also
cleaned by compressed air at shop; prices
moderate. S. F. Compressed Air Cleaning
Co.. 30S Market St.; phones Main 152 and
Bush 479. . •
WHEN you become disgusted with your work
s*nd for SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet-beat-
lng works. 355-357 Tehama at. Tel. South 40.
MITCHELL'S. -240~ Fourteenth st.— Flrst-class
carpet cleaning 3c yard. Tel. Mission 74.
WESTERN Carpet Cleaning Works, 1809 Har-
riton St.; Al cleaning; 3c. Tel. Mission 225.
CONKLIN'S Superior Carpet- Beating Works.
333 Golden Gate ave. Telephone East 126.
HOPKE BROS.; excellent carpet beating; mat-
tresaea made over. 1432 Howard ;tel. South 216.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co., 402 Sutter sC;
tel. Main 394. GEO.WALCOM & CO. 4 Props.
RUDOLPH & CO., carpet-beating works; prices
reasonable. 1703 Harrison St.; tel.Mlsslon 263.
j CLOTHING BENOVATINO.
SUITS cleaned and pressed. $1; scouring and
dyeing. Ron Marche, 40 Ellis st., room 14;
phone Drumm 44. Call for and deliver free.
BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made;
city or country.' Pacific Collection Co., 415
Montgomery, rooms 9-10; .tel. Main 6580.
. ; CURES BUFTTTBE. .
HUNTER'S positive Rupture Holders, $10; no
discomfort. 1206 Market st. ; send for circular.
DBESSMAKEBS Airp SEAMSTRESSES.
FIRST-CLASS artist. Just from the East, wish-
ing to establish her business, will make any
style of gown for the. next 30 days for $3 to
$10; work and fit guaranteed; bring work
and be convinced. 723 McAllister st.
McDOWELL Dressmaking & Millinery School-
Patterns cut to measure; eve, class, 1019 Mkt,
Accordion, sunburst and knlfe-plalting. I Stew-
art s button & buttonhole factory, 110 Taylor.
EMPLOYMENT VTASTED—- Mai*— Con.
PRESENT~mpl^yerrVant Portion "book-
keeper or cashier for & tried, trusty, capable
and thoroughly honest man; consolidation or
two firms necessitates his resignation, wh.cti
present employers accept unwillingly and re-
gretfully. Box 2S13. Call offlce.
WANT permanent work with a wholesale
firm to do delivering and shipping: g->t first-
class rig; will work either by the mark or so
much per month: will drive my own team.
Box 2343. Call offlce.
GARDENER, first class In all branches of
gardening, competent to take charge of gen-
tleman's ground*, wishes situation on private
place; references. Address W. N.. box 2217.
Call offlce. •
LOCOMOTIVE boiler-maker would like fore-
man position In railroad shop; belong to no
union; experience as a foreman and manu-
facturer 35 years. Box 2323. Call offlce.
AN elderly man with references, very reliable,
wishes position as elevator runner or watch-
man; speaks EmrMsh. French and German.
Box 2320. Call office.
INTELLIGENT, refined young man would like
position of trust; will give reasonable bond
If necessary; state particulars. Box 2441. -
Call office.
ACCOUNTANT, young man 21. with college
education, wishes position In offlce; has good
references; moderate salary. Address box
2296. Call office.
j NURSE (male) wlshe* case; eight y«ar«* hos-
! pltal experience; thoroughly understands
I work and can suoply flrst-class references:
I manage; willing to travel. Box 1768. Call.
JEWELRY salesman, thorough knowledge ef
the business, wants position; references fur-
nished. Box 2421. Call offlce.
YOUNG man would like position m porter or
Janitor: references. Address 632 Mission St.,
room 6.
STRONG young man (German), willing to
work, can handle horses, wants position;
country preferred. Box 22S6. Call offlce.
YOUNG men (two), ambitious, wish positions
with a chance of advancement: no objection
to leaving the city. Box 22S4. Call offlce.
A FIRST-CLASS general machinist with 20
years' experience wants steady position; city
or country. C. S., Box 2361. Call efflee.
TO tailors — Flrst-class Swedish cutter, age 39
years, of practical experience, seeks situation.
Box 2443. Call office.
YOUNG man desires position as cashier with
$150 for security. Address 315 Fourth st.,
San Francisco, Cal.
EXPERT mechanic, tool designer, etc; 10
years in charge; high-grade Eastern refer-
ences*. Box 1951, Call offlce.
A SALESMAN desires position with good firm;
references and bond. Box 194O. Call offlce.
Painter, paper-hanger, slgnwrtter, wants work;
tools fur. 1272 Folsom St.; phone Mint 131.
A FIRST-CLASS Chinese cook wants position
In family or boarding-house. T. J., 1002 Du-
pont st/
A CHINESE schoolboy wants to clean offlce or
c«x>k for small family. Address Y. S.. 900
Clay st.
CHINESE good cook desires a place In family;
city references. Box 2709. Call; phone China
146, between 10 and 12 a. m.
JAPANESE faithful young man desires a
placo as schoolboy or plain housework In
good family; has experience. FRANK TASU,
care Ide Co.. 207 Battery st., city.
JAPANESE wants position aa nice waiter on
table or -cook In family. J. N., tel. Scott
548, 1225 Devlsadero st. .
A JAPANESE boy wants position to work In
drug or Jewelry store. NAKAYAMA. 500
Bush st.
JAPANESE flrst-class cook wants position In
private family; have references. EMOTO,
110 Golden Gate ave.
A JAPANESE boy wishes a position as an
apprentice In a photographic studio; has
much experience. T. M., 635 Jessie st.
JAPANESE couple want places; man as cook:
wife waiter: have references. 1206 San
Pablo ave., Oakland.
JAPANESE wants situation cleaning and dye-
Ing cloth: with best experience. F. ODA-
MURA. 418B Larkln st.
JAPANESE would like to work one hour to get
nice room near downtown. GEORGE, 432
Sutter st.
A GOOD Japanese wants to do housework. S.
NAGATA. 1908 Polk St.; phone Larkln 1017.
A YOUNG Japanese 'boy wants position aa
schoolboy. 1484 -Fulton St.; phone Page 4075.
JAPANESE boy wants a position as school-
boy. 639 Stevenson it., FRANK YUDA.TE.
JAPANESE schoolboy wants a position to
work; can do cooking. FUJI. 350 Jessie st.
A BRANCH offlce of The Call for the reception
of advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened at 1008 Market st.. opposite Fifth.
Open until II P. tn.
EXCHAKQB.
I HAVE some nicely located lots In city will
exchange for automobile. Address box 2212.
Call offlce.
VT: FLATS TO LET.
AAA— HOUSE RENTING DEPARTMENT.
All desirable vacant houses and flats are list-
ed In our free renting department: over 1000
In number; a combined list from all agencies;
let us give you a list and help you to find
a place; we never fall; service free.
STERLING FURNITURE CO..
1030 market st..
opposite Mcaluster.
A — HOUSES and flats to let; an Immense list:
service absolutely free; ' take advantage of
this department: it will save you time and
trouble. Cordes Furniture Co.. 243-233
Geary st.. on the square.
NOE, 1050— Beautiful new flat; sunny corner:
6 rooms and bath; all modern Improvements;
convenient to Castro and 2tth-st. cars.
CASTRO, 421. nr. 17th — Sunny belt; modern
upper French sunny 11 rooms; balcony;
grand view; cpnv. for 2 families: $40; stable.
BUSH, 1200*4—4 rooms; rent $11. Apply
1207A Bush st :
GROVE. 790— Modern middle flat; 6 rooms;
bath; storeroom; adults.
HARRISON, 828-»-Flne modern new flat of «
rooms; reasonable to responsible party.
LAKE, 742— New 6-room flat; rent $25; ma-
rine view.
OAK. 332— Flat, 5 rooms and baths; large
basement.
$25 — NEW sunny 6 rooms: all modern; no car
fare. Leroy place, Sacramento and Jones.
FLAT of 4 rooms, bath, cellar and yard. S24
Waller st.
GROVE. 700— Modern middle flat; 6 rooms;
bath; 'storeroom: adults. '
SCOTT 805 7 rooms with bath and laundry;
all light; close to Girls' High School •
FREDERICK. 367— Seven large sunny rooms
and bath; desirable residence district; $30.
FII.LMORE 1124. corner— 7 large, light rooms
and bath;' modern; rent $10.
FREDERICK. 2S4, nr. Park panhandle — Fine
light sunny flat: 7 rooms; rent only $38.
MODERN upper flat of 4 rooms at 979 Sanchez
street. ¦ .
BRODERICK, near Sutter— Elegant new mod-
ern flats; key lot;' abundance sun and light.
BUSH 2351. near Pierce — Elegant modern flat:
every room sunny; 2 toilets; gas, electricity.
NEW elegant flats. 6 rooms, bath; near Park; [
tinted; $23. B st. and Fourth ave. :
MASONIC .ave.. 1304A. near Waller st. — A
modern fiat of 7 sunny rooms; rent $30.
LARGEST list of houses and flats to let. Call
on LYON & HOAG. 116 Montgomery st.
A WEEK'S news for 5 cents — The Weekly Call,
16 pigm. In wrapper, for mailing. ¦<! per vear
FiJATS^TO^ET^-jgrByisamD
HAIGHT. 1298. Buena Vista, cor. Central ave.
— Elegantly furnished flats; also unfurnished;
! house has all conveniences and la situated la
! select neighborhood.
HYDE. 731— Beautifully furnished, modern flat
7 rooms; piano, phone; rent $50; 2 to 4 p. m.
GEARY. 2103 — Cozy flat: newly furnished;
rent $35: or will sell: $300.
FIATS FOB SALE — rtTRITISJCEP.
NEWLY furnished 7-room flat, used 6 months;
roomers pay expenses. Phone Fell 1237; no
agents. . • . . • ,¦ ,
7-ROOM tUt. furnished, for sale; rent $37 30.
Box 1974. Call offlce.
1 NEW furniture of 6-room flat complete for
sale. Box 2274, Call office. *
A — CAMERON & CO. Phone South 1050.
3 Bddy St., cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds of business chances.
FOR sale — Well furnished 5-room ark. moored
one hour's ride froir city; fine chance for
summer outing; also for winter shooting and
fishing; completely furnished and equipped
for housekeeping; automatic generator for
making own gas; toilets: closets: everything
strictly new and modern; accommodate 12
people over night; perfect little home; owner
obliged to go East; make offer. CAMERON
& CO.. 3 Eddy st.
FOR sale or trade — Quartz mine; fine prospect;
located In Cal.; assays $40 to $70 ton; trade
for rmg.-hs. or business. CAMERON. 3 Eddy.
WANTED — To exchange Income property In
Alameda for stock of merchandise In S. F. ;
value about $80<K). CAMERON & CO., 3 Eddy.
FOR gale — Carriage and wagon factory and
general Jobbing; established 27 years; well
located and equipped with modern tools, etc.;
full Investigation and trial given; retiring
from business. CAMERON & CO., 3 Eddy.
EXCHANGES made In all kind* of real estate,
rooming-houses and business chances. CAM-
ERON & CO.. 3 Eddy st.
FOR exchange— Lot. 25x125, with cottage.
East Oakland; high basement, cement slde-
walks t every thing flrst-class; on direct car
line: for rooming-house, S. F.; value $2000.
CAMERON & CO.. 3 Eddy st.
FOR sale — First-class electrician and lock-
smith business; bona flde proposition; good
reasons for selling. CAMERON & CO.
QUIET home wanted In refined private family,
with board, for married lady and 14-year-old
son; 2 rooms, one smaller; between Van Ness,
Taylor, Market and Sutter; state terms; ref-
erences. Manager, room 6, 405 Montgom-
ery at. ¦
$350 — WILL secure a lifelong position and In-
come of $90 guaranteed; experience unneces-
sary, but party must furnish references;
present Income can easily be doubled with
close attention to duty. Particulars 1007*4
Market st., room 1. J
I HAVE an Investment In the manufacturing
line; must leave city; will sacrifice for $1000;
big value. Box 2453, Call.
ACTIVE young man wanted; steady place;
will pay $90 to each per month; cash capital
required. $250. 632 Market st, room 6.
FOR sale or lease, a hotel In one of the best
towns on the Sacramento River. For par-
ticulars address box 19S8. Call offlce.
GROCERY and bar in manufacturing district
for sale: full stock": good bar and grocery
trade. Box 2273. Call offlce.
FOR SALE! — Restaurant In good locality on
Sixth St.; price $350; rent $16; good trade.
Address box 2300, Call offlce.
CORNER grocery; bar; fine fixtures; long
lease; low rent; doing good business; bar-
caln if sold In few days. D., 3153 24th st.
$1300 BUYS the best saloon in town of 2000
inhabitants:, don't buy until you see this.
California Investment Co., 777*4 Market st.
Established hardware and paint store In buey
location, San Francisco: small capital. Call
or address Owner, 971 Broadway, Oakland. '
FOR sale — A large bakery In country: clears
$400 a month; must be sold on account going
out of business.. Address box S137, Call.
$350— BERRY and delicacy store with living
rooms. 379 Hay*s st. '
HOME bakery for sale. 1550 Church st.
OLD established cigar, sta. and notion; living
rooms; will bear Investigation. 110 7th st.
WANTED — To lease small hotel, furnished. In
country. Box 225C. Call offlce.
FOR SALE — In Oakland, a grocery store, do-
ing good business. Box 1971. Call offlce.
COAL yard for sale In Oakland: good location;
good trade. Box 1998. Call offlce. ' " ¦
FOR calc — Corner saloon, with lease; best busi-
ness street south of Market. Inquire 159 4th.
LODGIlTCr-HOUSES FOB SALE.
HEADQUARTERS FOR LODGING-HOUSES.
H. C. DECKER, 906 MARKET ST., PHONE
JOHN 631.
ESTABLISHED IN 1S77— IN THIS CITY.
I SELL ONLY BARGAINS.
18 rooms; splendid boardlng-honse $1600
8 rooms; flat; newly furnished ..$500
16 rooms; fine transient house $S0O
27 rooms; Swell boa rdlng-houser reduced. .$3000
17 rooms; part housekeeping; a snap $500
10 rooms; sunny side; north of Market.. $673
15 rooms; downtown transient corner $1350
30 rooms; exchange for small house $3000
14 roome; must be sold $000
II rooms; pickup; fine location $450
20 rooms; rent $85; a bargain $900
31 rooms; Mission st $1850
12 rooms; $200 cash, balance payments... $700
22 rooms: a money-maker; now $750
20 rooms: near Market st.; a snap $1000
7 rooms; nice home $400
21 rooms; compelled to sell; see It $1000
8 rooms; modern flat; $20 rent $400
24 rooms; fine location; good Income $1300
15 rooms ; north of Market $350
1« rooms; elegantly furnished; only $1200
64 rooms; exchange for email house $4500
16 rooms: newly furnished $1250
46 rooms; new house; yours for $1800
6 rooms; nicely furnished; only $250
14 rooms; Geary st. ; good buy $000
16 rooms; up-to-date; with piano $1500
5 rooms; elegantly furnished $300
51 rooms-; modern apartment-house. .. .'...$7500
31 rooms; Market st.; for exchange $3000
110 rooms; house clears $000; offer wanted.
100 houses with 6 to 300 rooms; all prices.
20 ROOMS DOWNTOWN— RENT $40.
CLEARS $100 PER MONTH.
PRICE ONLY $S0O— MUST SELL.
H. C. DECKER. 9C0 Market st. Tel. John 531.
90-ROOM NEW HOUSE: NEW FURNI-
TURE; CHEAP RENT; MUST SELL.
DECKER. 006 Market st.
MARION GRIFFIN.
406 Hearst bldg.. over Examiner entrance.
Cor. Third and Market sts. Tel. Black. 3607.
Rooming-houses and hotels for sale.
19 rooms new and beautifully furnished,
nearly new house; if you want a nice home and
good paying business at almost your own price
lnvestlKate at once.
MARION GRIFFIN.
14, rooms; corner house; excellent location:
always full of steady roomers; SSOO cash Is all
you need; »ee MARION GRIFFIN.
Extra fine; 103-room modern apartment-
house; lone lease and lowest rental of any
similar house In city; guaranteed to olear over
$300 per month the year around; If.yqu are
looking for an Investment for the greatest re-
turn on amount Invested, for full particulars
see my only agent, MARION GRIFFIN.
40-room hotel; located In heart of the city's
fashionable neighborhood; money maker and de-
sirable home; get particulars from M. Griffin.
02 rooms; corner house; every room occupied;
$175 monthly profit; leaae; price $4000; % cash.
$850 buys, this week only, 15-room house,
centrally located, well furn. and worth $1500.
$1100; 19 rooms, newly furniehed. and all the
cash required Is $300. MARION GRIFFIN..'
$800 Is all I'm asking for my 20-room house;
well furnished; absolutely worth double this
amount arid clearing now, the dull season of
the year, $76 per month.
Buyers, If you do not see what you are look-
Ing for on this list, call at offlce; no trouble to
give Information; 1000 places to select from
MARION GRIFFIN.
THIRTY rooms, nicely furnished, lease.. $3500
26 rooms, all men roomers, low rent.... 1000
115 room*, low rent, country transient. 5D00
21 rooms, rent only $55 500
40 rooms, rent $70. transient 1600
' 81 rooms, rent $3 per room : ; 3100
Hotels and roadhouses and all kinds of bust-
ness sold and exchanced.
Money to loan on furniture at low rates.
EITEL & CARROLL. 212 Kearny st.
MITCHELL & CO~ r ~"T
1206 Market st. Phone Jessie 2981
. Rooming-houses, hotels and flats; will sell any
house; part :a»h, balance easy payments.
16-ROOM house; rent $45; lease; good bulld-
ing; running water In every room;, always
full; occupant six years; price reasonable.
Box 1810. Call offlce.
7-ROOM house, furnished, for sale; down town;
good Income. Box 2211, Call offlce. <
LODGING house for sale, 46 rooms; furniture
in first-class order; bargain. Box 2268. Call.
24-ROOM housekeeping house; great bargain;
account sickness. 743 Eddy st.
9 ROOMS; call at once; no reasonable otter
refused. 212 Fifth at .
SEVEN-ROOM transient house for sale. 131
Taylor st.
1 rrnurrnr&E fob haivf:. j — *
— — ¦
YOU can buy $75 worth of furniture for $7 3STT
down and $1 50 per week. T. Brilliant'*)
Furniture Co.. 340 Post st.. near Powell. i
GOING East: will sell all or part of fumlturej
call at once. 1224 Park ave.. Alameda.
Anderson Auction House. 10 Turk, nr. Market,
furnishes, everything for the house;low price*.
FURNITURE stoves bought, sold, exchanged.
Barger. 439 Valencia.nr.16th.Tel. Church 337».
FTJBNITTJXE WASTED.
ABE LEVY. — ~~
Salesroom. 1135 Market st. Te!. Jessie 781.
Don't sell your furniture, carpets 1 , office fur- •
niture. etc.. until you get hla estlmata
WANTED — Carpets; must be In good condition.
Address box 2213. Call office.
CHAS. LEVY A CO. pay highest price for fu^ '-.
nltur^.carpets.etc. 7*>2 Hlii«;on: tel. Bush 413.'
HEliP WAXJT2D — FEMALE.
WANTED — Two cooks, no washing. $10: general
housework. Redwood <:ity. J.T5; Protestant
chambermaid and look after children for or-
phanage. 125: cock, small country hotel, $35;
'1 waitresses, J25; chambermaid and ls,un-«
dress, country hotel. $25; ironer for springs.
$25; 2 cliamberinalds and waitresses, country
hotel. $23; 4 cooks, German style. J30; Ger-
man or French cook. $40; 2 second girls 120 -
and $25; 2 cooks for delicatessen. $25 and 130;
2 restaurant waitresses. $4 per week: IS girls 1
for general housework In city and country.
$20. $25 and $30. J. F. CROSETT A CO.,
334 Sutter St.
A SECOND girl for Santa Cms. $23; cook. $40}
cock and second girl, same house, $35 ani .
$23; a woman for light work, $13; woman
to cook, rleep home. $20; woman to ear* for
one child, sleep home, $20: 4 housework girls
$30 each, cook, one In family, $30; secon4
girl. $25. MRS. NORTON. 313 SutUT at.
A — WANTED — Girls to learn halrdresstng,
manicuring, etc. ; trade taught from A to 3 ¦
In 2 weeks: tuition $5 to those entering now;
three positions to fill Immediately; positions)
guaranteed at $10 per week up; leading
school In West. 233 Geary st.. room 13.
A — GIRLS to learn millinery now for fall ee»«
son; both seasons taught from start to flntsti
In one month for $15; positions a« trimmers,
salesladies, etc., guaranteed at $1O per wtcup;
day and evening class. 14.1 Stockton St.. r. 13.
Halrdressing. manicuring, massage, scalp treat*
ment, hulr work, removal superfluous hair. 15 3
wks. ; day. eve. class: positions gecured. highest
T7ages. Removed from 123H Mkt. to 133 Powell.
WANTED — An office girl with good English
education and must have had some expert-*
enee In stenography, typewriting and book-
keeping; wages $4 per week; references re-
quired. Address In own handwriting, hex
2455, Call offlce.
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR OV WHEEEET*
A WILSON BUTTONHOLE MACtnNH.
STANDARD FACTORY. COR. OOUOH AND
GROVE STS.
EVF-PTKrENCKD OPERATORS ON TANCT
SHIRTS. STANDARD FACTORT. COR.
GOUGH AND GROVE STS.
WANTED — Erper1en(?ed saleslady for rfbtoon
department. Apply MARKS BROS.. 122O
Market st.
GIRL for light housework: $10. 919 Z it., be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh aves.. Sunset
District.
6 LADY barbers 'wanted: guarante* $15 par
week. COLEMAN'S, Mutual Bank build-
Ing, room 806.
GERMAN girl for upstairs work and waiting
on table. 002 Eddy st. ; ca!l between 10 and
12 o'clock.
YOUNG girl assist care ef children tn day
time. 1973 Vallejo. Wednesday 2 to 4.
GIRLS wnnted — To make 3-pr>tmd grap* bas-
kets. Capitol Basket Co.. 43O Fifth, st.
STRONG girl for general housework; $23:
country. Call offlce. 81 Flood building.
WANTED — Napkin washer; man or woman.
612 Kearny st.
WAXTED — Girl to assist In general house-
work. 1417 Buchanan st.
MIDDLE-AGED single woman t» help la eof-
fee- house. Apply 31 *a Eighth st.
YOUNG lady wanted for offlce work; state j
salary expected. Box 2137. Call offlce.
WANTED — A girl for general housework and
cooking. Apply between 10 and 12 at
2221 Pacific ave.
TALENTED amateur performers. Apply at
Chutes, 6 p. m., Wednesday; salary no object.
A PROFITABLE outing; pick hops In Augrot..
Write E. Clemens Horst. 122 Battery st..3.F.
A BRANCH offlce of The Call for the reception
of advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened at IOCS Market st.. opposite- Fifth.
Open until 11 p. m.
HELP WANTED — MALE.
AT THE^Ti^o1iNlV^MpT~AQENCX
14 3d St.. near Call bldff. ; phone Bush 405.
EAST.
Free fare. Tree fare. ~
23 butchers $3 50 day and found"
25 skinners $3 6O day and found _
25 killers $5 day and found
See boss here — Free fare — See bos* her*. ¦ .
2 machinists, steady, lumber co. ...$63 fount!
6 machinists, free fare, boss here.. $3 50 day
4 bollermakers. free fare, boss here. $5 50 day
Lumber grader, fare paid |3 day
10 lumber pilers. steady J4O and found
10 yard and mill men $30 to $63 found
ARIZONA. ARIZONA.
Fare $10 60. FLORENCE. $10 60 fare,
100 teamsters and laborers $2 to $3 day
& men to make shake bolts.$l 60 to $1 75 cord
Man to run shakes machine. . .$50 to $70 fd
2 carpenters, 8 hours, country town. .$4 day
Plasterer, city $3 day
Laborer to help plasterer, city $3 50 day
Milker. 25c fare $35 and found;
CAL. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 14 Third at. '
AT C. R. HANSEN & CO.S...Emp t Agent*.
429 Bush st 642 Clay »U
FOR HUMBOLDT CO.— NEW TUNNEL.
STEAMER SAILS TO-DAY.
20 muckers, no discount $2 a d*T
0 corner men. same place $2 73
Teamsters. Southern California $2
Pick and shovel men. Shasta Co. $2 23
Woodsmen, Shasta County ....$2 25
Laborers, foundry, city .11 75
Man for private place, city $25*-.
Head laundryman, gocd wages.
Head laundryman. Institution, city.
Chef, flrst-class hotel $W
Second cook, resort $60".
Cook, restaurant, short distance ....$30 n
German beer tapper $10
Cooks, waiters, porters, bellboys, city and
country. $15 to $60.
C. R. HANSEN 4; CO. . .Employment Agents.
420 Bush st 842 Pay st.
A— PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCT.
F. M. GUNN — 638 Commercial st.
Phone Main 1191 — 5 doors oft Kearny.
FREE FARE— EAST— FREE FARB.
Butchers, $3 day and found: machinists and
firemen. $3 5O day and found: other help.
$2 50 day and found; ship to-night and sea "
parties here. - —
ARIZONA. : ;
CO teamsters. $60; laborers. $r*0; fare $10 5i>.
SALT LAKE R. R.
65 teamsters. $00, fare $4 CO. ! ;'->[
2 harnessmakers. city, $3 50 day.
3 saddlemakers, city. $3 50 day. "-'-1AU
Stablemen. $30 and found; 3 waiters. $$9,
and found; porter, restaurant. $3 week. — —
Andrew Larsen. the porter, please call; rvtA'fl
A— AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU/ -~~
642 Commercial st., near Keaniy. ' f
Phone Bush 833. JOHN L. DRECHSLER. |
5 mere carpent»ra. company work, north. tSOTTT
and Sound : "J carpenters. $3 23 day; 20 labcxr«,
ers. pipe line. $2 25 to $2 30 day; 10 roust- ..
abouts, telephone and pipe line. $43 ani q
found; cook and helper, camp, $85 and found;
cook, camp, $03 and found; 10 laborers, new -
work. $1 50 to $1 75 day. -.a;«
TEAMSTER for lumber co.. $2 75 day; wood.
chopper. $2 5O cord, tools furnished; 2 woods"--.
men; $40 and board, fare refunded: scre-w
turner for mill. $60 and board; laborer tarTZ
mine: Jobbing blacksmith, $2 50 day; black-, '
smith helper. $2 day; 2 farmers and wlve£l__
$35 and $50 and found ; farmers, cooks. ~ ¦,
waiters, dishwashers and others. J. F.-
CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st.
AT HORD & SMITH'S.
Contractors' Agents. 93 Third st,"
Teamster, city, $2 50.
Laborers for Monterey County. $2 23.
This Job will last all summer.
Florence, Ariz., laborers $2.
1050 miles, fare $10 60.'
Laborers for quarry, near city. $1 75.
ANDRE'S office. 317 Stockton st.— Third eoe* '
hotel, country. $50; cook, small co«ntrr '
hotel. $40; cook, plain hotel, country. ¦$«>*
dishwasher for confectionery, $25; machW»"
dishwasher, £iO; young barkeeper |60;^WaaZ"
man for nursery. ?23. 333018 .
A^t° TE V G ;> Z ETTE. 26 Montgomery, it -tX 1
Porter, family hotel. $25. - • r -^-
_____BEWTISTS.
A NEW plate — The Whalebone — Cannot break:
warranted 20 yrs.: crown, $3 50; fillings, 50c;
plate«, $5; full set; all work painless and
warranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth.
DR. LUDLUM HILL. 1443 Market.nr.Eleventh
— No charge for extracting when plates are
made; old plates made over like new: teeth
from $8 per set; extracting 50c; gas given.
DR. KNOX. dentist, now located at the Grand
building, 1005 Market St.. room 203; all flrst-
class dentistry at low prices.
Paris Dental Parlors. 235 Kearny, cor. Bush —
Set teeth. $1 50 up; Crowns,$2 up; fllllngs.25c.
AL.L work guaranteed by the New York den-
tlsta Dr. Perking. Mgr.. 068 Mission, cor. 6th
ARTHUR CH1SHOLM. surgeon-dentlst.r.14. 1st
floor. Phelan bid.. 800 Market, cor. O'Farrell.
GOLD fllllncs. 75c: silver. 35c; crowns, $2; no
pain; open Sundays. Dr.O.B.Hewltt.204 Suttr.
EDUCATIONAI-.
A BIGGER school than ever. On June 1 we
moved to new fireproof building. 738 Mission
St., between Third and Fourth; more space;
finer rooms; better light ; finest in the West;
come and see. S. F. BUSINESS COLLEGE.
E. R. AYRES. founder and manager of Ayres
Business College for 14 years, has returned to
take active management. Combined course,
$5 a month: life scholarship. $50. Day,
evening. Bancroft bldg.. 723 Market st.
A — The LYCEUM, an accredited preparatory
school for university, law and medical col-
leges; refs,. President Jcrdan or any Stanford
profesror; day, evening sessions. Phelan bdg.
A — THE Paul Gerson School of Acting gives
more performances and secures more engage-
ments for students than all other Western
schools; special summer course. 414 Mason.
A— METROPOLITAN Business College, Gram-
mar and High School. C02 Van Ness ave. : as-
sists to employment; free use typewriters at
homes. "R. H. WEBSTER, ex-supt.. Pres.
COACHING arithmetic a specialty; $1 25 per
week; competent instructor; life diploma.
MRS. M. K. SMITH, 8B Pine place, off
Pine st., near Mason.
A— CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE.1435 Mar-
ket, guarantees positions to graduates; Pit-
man shorthand, typing, bookkeeping; $8 mo.
DANCING — Adults. Mon. and Frl. evgs.; Juve-
nllee. Sat. 2 to 5; priv. lessons dally. Find-
lay's Hall. 17th, bet. Valencia and Guerrero.
ENGINEERING— Civil, elec, min.mech.. sur-
vey, assay, cyanide; day. ev. ; est. 1864. Van
der Nalllen School. 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall.
ISAAC Pitman Business College. 345 Haight:
Individual Instruc.; all branches; day; eve.
WESTERN Business College, 1107 Mkt., com-
plete course, 6 mo. $30. eve. $< mo.; private.
CALIFORNIA Business College, 925 Golden
Gate ave.. S. F. : 75-page catalog or reiuest.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. _
A — JAPANESE and Chinese employment office
supplies best help promptly; city or country. •
S. IMURA, 830 Sacramento. Tel. James 5261.
A — ORPHETJM Employment' Office — Japanese-
Chinese help. 420 Powell et.; tel. Main 5752.
CHINESE Employment Office — Best help at
Leon Seiing's. 411*4 O'Farrell: tel. East 426.
JAPANESE-Chlnese Emp. Office. 415 Stockton;
best help. Fritz Tamagakl. mgr. ;tel. Bush 859.
RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of-
fice; all kinds help. 315 Stockton; Main 51SS.
CHINESE and Japanese help; estab. 20 years.
Tel. Main 1007. BRADLEY & CO.. 640 Clay.
EMPLOYMEKT WAWTIiD— rEMAlE.
A GERMAN woman wishes work by the day.
MRS. NORTON. 313 Sutter st. ; tel. Grant 178.
A GERMAN woman with a child, good cook
and housekeeper. MRS. NORTON, 313 Sutter.
A — YOUNG woman wants position, housework,
country. 324 Mason St.; phone Black 2396.
A — GOOD ranch cook wants cooking .for rr*n.
country. 324 Mason St.; phone Black 239tS
A TRUSTWORTHY woman, good worker, de-
sires a few more engagements by the day;
' washing and housecleaning. Box 15G3, 1008
Market st.
COMPETENT German woman wants washing
and Ironing by the day. Call 1203 Vallejo
St.; no postals.
EASTERN girl wishes position to do general
housework and assist In cooking. Phone
Church 067.
• MIDDLE-AGED German woman wants position
for general housework; speaks German only.
1048 Larkln st.
RESPECTABLE woman wants place to do
general housework In small family; good
cook. 20 Eleventh st.
SITUATION wanted by active elderly lady to
do housekeeping for widower's family; city
or country. 1578 Fifteenth st.
A WOMAN wants work; laundry or cleaning;
$1 25 day. Please call or address Laundry,
770 Folsom St.. near Fourth.
REFINED girl wants position: $30 to $35 a
month. 383S Eighteenth st.
GERMAN girl wishes a place to work In
bakery. 670 Fourth st.
A SWEDISH girl wishes position as cook and
some housework. Call 177 Perry st.
A SWISS would like work by day house clean-
Ing. Box 2454, Call office.
A RESPECTABLE young American woman,
with a small child, would assist with light
housework for room and board; city only.
Call 225 Douglass st., near Eighteenth.
BOOKKEEPER, cashier; young lady, expert
experienced accountant, would keep books
evenings: typewriting, bills, statements, trial
sheets. 4166 Seventeenth st.
AN experienced nurse wishes engagements;
eurgical or confinements; reference; reason-
able; careful, economical. Call or address
MRS. MERRITT. 127 Seventh st.
A LAUNDRESS, etc.. wishes a few more half
days' work; 75c and carfare. Address MRS.
I>.. 14 Rlngold »t., between Eighth and
Ninth, near Harrison.
YOUNG lady (German) would like a situation
as companion or to take care of children for
parties going to Europe or East in exchange
for expenses. Box 2223. Call office.
AN American woman wishes position as nurse
to care for young children; wages $25. Ad-
dress E. S., C2 Sussex St., near Glen Park.
FINNISH girl desires situation at general
housework. Address 243 Steuart St.; tel.
Red 26S6.
COMPETENT German cook "wishes position In
private family or boarding-house; wages $40.
Box 2338. Call office.
WANTED — Position by flrst-class bookkeeper;
thoroughly competent: 7 years' experience;
first-class references. Box 2224. Call office.
A GOOD dressmaker wishes a few more en-
gagements. Address Dressmaker, 1926 Mar-
ket st. -
A FIRST-CLASS laundress wants situation;
hotel or residence; references. 843 Mission.
HOUSEWORK by the day or week; $1 and
carfare. Box 2324, Call of flee. ;
WOMAN wants work by day;. phone after 6
p. m. Phone Scott 1324. ¦
POSITION wanted by experienced dressmaker's
helper. 2223 Twenty-second st.
JAPANESE girl wants a situation to do gen-
eral housework and cooking; good family.
, K. I., 639 Stevenson st.
WANT ads and subscriptions taken for The
Call at Eaton's Bazaar. 633 McAllister st.
ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received at
- Call branch office, cor. Duncan and Church sts.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED — MALE.
ENGINEER wants position; has had 25 years'
experience; can furnish best of reference:
would take position as handy man arounJ
machinery. Box 2321. Call office.
MACHINIST, flrst-class, small work, wants
Job or charge of machinery; city or other-
wise; wages moderate. Address box 2458,
Call office.
GERMAN, sober, understands care of horses,
garden, can milk, wants situation. Box
2-156, Call office. ; '
MAN. young, desires engagement; good at any
kind of mechanical work; house or machinery
repairs. Address box 2452, Call office.
A YOUNG couple wishes position In hotel or
some nice private place In exchange for room
and board; city only. 023*4 Mission st.
BOOKKEEPER — Responsible young man
wants position as bookkeeper or any kind of
work. Box 1266, Call office, Oakland. . ;
MIDDLE-AGED' handy man wants work; pri-
vate place. Address J. L. H.. box 2322. Call.
STRONG boy, 18 years old, wants any kind of
employment. 1011 Katoma st.
POSITION wanted • as bookkeeper or proof-
reader; no objection to leaving city. Box
2440, Call office.
YOUNG man 'and wife wish positions; man
good teamster a.nd handy man; wife good
plain cook and housekeeper. - Box 2411, Call. ¦
KEETINO NOTICES — Continued.
KNIGHTS of the Bed Branch will meet «
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, jf*
Ku*lne*s of lmi>ortanec. t3<£
PRESIDENT.
AGENTS WAHTED.
AGENTS wanted to sell our high-grade nur-
sery ctock: liberal commission: cash advanced
en orders: outfit free; experience and capital
not ntceosary M you have push and energy:
a few choice fields still open; write before
•srtxned. Chlco Nursery Co.. Chlco. Cal.
AGENTS ha make >10 per day selling our
novelty machines to farmers: send for cata-
legue. THOS. FOOTE CO.. Lo« Angeles, Cal.
_ ATTORNETS-AT-LAW.
R. W. KINO. Attorney-at-Law, Exam, bldg..
««h floor: entrance room 611; established 15
- y#mr»; all cases, general court and office
practice; no fee tn advance or for consulta-
tion; *venlns» by appointment. Tel. Red 3001.
ADY1CB fr*» on all leral matters; divorces a
»p»v-laltv; private, quick; no pay In advance;
mlnins "companies or»>anlzed:patents obtained;
vi. W. 1IOWR.J 122 Market »t.; estab. 22 yrs.
rKNSlON atty.— M. HARRIS. 40 Ellis St.. 15
yro practice; refs. from many thousands of
».-".*•>:» sailors, widows and orphans on Pa-
clflc Coast for whom I have secured pensions.
PIVORCK— Costs. $12; quick, quiet; advice
free: all law busln««a; no charge unless sue-
ertaful; « pen evenings'. 927 Market, room 301.
ADVICE free; divorce coets $12: no fees or
cc»t» In advance; all law business; office
cpen Saturday evenings. 819 Market st., r.33.
ADVICE free: divorce costs $12: all cases.
Room 46B. Parrott bldg.. S55 Market t.
L. 8. CLARK. P27 Market «t.; consultation
free; no fees In advance; open evenings.
PATENTS and pensions— SONNTAG'S PAT-
ENT I'ENSION AGCY.. 214 Pine. 6th floor.
au-tomobii.es.
BARGAIN— CADILLAC; seats four: canopy
top; In fine condition. Box 2331, Call office.
OLDSMOBILE for sale for $400. Box 1970,
j Call office.
WANTED — Rambler automobile. Address with
price, etc.. bcx 18S7. Call office.
FOR sale— White Steam Touring Car; good or-
der; $1500. Box 22J5. Call office.
ASTHMA REMEDY.
A. Di Nola's Asthma Remedy relieves lnstant-
ly: 10e. 35c 60c 1602 Market. St. Nicholas.
BIRDS, BOOS, ETC.
YOUNG parrots, guaranteed to talk, $5 each;
largest variety dogs, bird£, cages, etc., at low
prices. 1544-46 Market st.
£ _J* OC :?^:
DALY * CUHRAN, second-hand booksellers,
removed Trom 206 Powell st.. to S87 Geary .t.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A— $1600; CORNER saloon on Polk et.; rent $35;
stock of $600 guaranteed; lease; best location;
owner has to have an operation performed
cause pf sale. See R. G. WILKE, -t>H
Kearny st.
A — $2eM>; CORNER grocery and bar; rent $40;
the choicest location In the Mission; place
established years and flrst-class paying; full
value in sight. See R. G. WILKE. 26*4
Kearny st.
A— $1750; GROCERY and bar; located in the
best manufacturing town of San Mateo Co.;
cash trade- rent $S0; 4 furnished rooms;
lease. See R. G. WILKE. 26VJ Kearny st.
A— $15,000; BARROOM; one of the best In this
city; or owner will take a partner for $SO0O;
this is a most beautiful and best located
first-class paying place in this city. Par-
tlculars R. G. WILKE. 26*4 Kearny st.
A— $R500; CORNER saloon, establ. many years,
and known to be one of the leading and first-
class paying lag-er beer saloons of this city;
fullest investigation solicited; a rare chance;
lease. R. G. WILKE. 26% Kearny st.
A— $1500; ROADHOLSE, with fine living and
club rooms; piano, dance hall. 2 stables, etc.;
. % well-advettispd and good-paying house.
Call R. G. WILKE. 26H Kearny st.
A— $6000; CORNER saloon. with 4 years'
lease; about U block from Market and Ellis
6ts.; place doing a rushlnsr business; value
in sight: owner must leave for the East.
See R. G. WILKE, 26^ K-arny st.
A— $450; BARKER shop; 3 chairs; established
5 years; best location on Geary st. : cheap
rvnt. Particulars R. G. Wllke. 26*4 Kearny.
A— fS50; CORNER saloon; rent $30; located
about 1 blcck south of Market and Powell
«ts.; a good business; owner engaged in
other business cause of sale. Particulars
R. G. WILKE. 2CU Kearny st.
A— ?2u00; CORNER saloon with 4 years' lease
in wholesale district; owner bought ranch
and sacrifices; saloon established years; a
first-class paying place. See R. G. WILKE.
26i£ Kearny st. <
A— $1000; RARE chance, rare chance, rare
chance: restaurant in Ban Rafael; dally re-
ceiptr. *2Ti; rent $30; good business; value
In sight; patronized by best class of people
Se* R. G. WILKE. 26*4 Kearny st.
A— *1000; SALOON In the Potrero, with 6
room«; rent $50; place established many years;
goo.1 business; investigate: this is a rare
chance. R. G. WILKE, 2614 Kearny st.
A— $S0O; CORNER ealoon In wholesale district-
rent $50; place doing a fine business- sur-
rounded by wholesale houses; no nicht or
gjnday work. R. G. WILKE, 26*4 Kearny.
A— $4500: SALOON, located in Watsonvllle;
rent $i" 60; 3 years" lease; a splendid chance;
there are only 25 saloons allowed In the
town. Particulars R. G. WILKE, 26 S
Kearny st.
A-J2500; LEADING hotel In the best business
town 60 miles from city; 40 rooms; bar and
<*.lning-room ; long lease; no better chance for
hotel business in the interior Call R. G
WILKE. 20*4 Kearny st.
A— $5100; LIQUOR store with splendid bar
trade; rent $30; 5 years' lease; value In
sight; one of the best offers In Santa Cruz
County. Particulars R. G. WILKE. 26*4
Kearny st.
A— $2250; PARTNER wanted in one of the
best paying corner saloons In this city
d^ilr receipts about $40; place clears net
above 53OO t>er month; location first-class
See R. G. WILKE. 26*4 Kearny st.
A-$ie00; SALOON, vicinity Market. Ellis and
Stockton sts.; rent $150; lease; place estab-
lished years; flrst-class business. Call R G
WILKE, 2C*i Kearny st.
A— $1700; HOTEL with bar. dining-room,
kitchen and 30 rooms; piano, etc.; finest loca-
tion across the bay. See R. G. WILKE 26 "A
Kearny st. '
A— $3500— ELEGANT barroom, with mercan-
tile lur.ch; on Montgomery st., vicinity of
California: olace must be secriflced on 'ac-
count of ill health of owner. See R. G
WILKE. 2O»4 Kearny st.
$300 — OYSTER and chop house; choice location-
average daily receipts $27 50 now; fine pay-
lng business. Merchants' Agency, 1008*4 Mkt.
$1600— RESTAURANT, coffee and lunch rooms-
established 13 years; run by same party 4
living rooms well furnished; rent $50- cause
sickness. Merchants' Agency. 1008*4 Market.
$350 BUYS a well-paying branch bakery and
7> e I Ir^-S'o* n .^ ore V^ e£lrabIe location. MER-
CHANTS' AGENCY. 1008H Market st.
GOOD paying bakery: fine store trade; for
«i?rr^^L, a Brfiat "crlflce. HAWKS &
MEHRTENE. 7th and R. R. ave.. Alameda.
$100 WILL buy a good paylng~restaurant[
HAWKS & MEHRTENS. Seventh st. and
Railroad ave.. Alameda.
WANTED— If you have real estate Improved
or unimproved, lodging-house, grocery sa-
loon, butcher shop, delicatessen branch ba-
kery, cigar stand, or a place of business of
any kind for sale, list It with THE SEAL
ROCK INVESTMENT CO.. 418-419 Callaghan
building. 1312 Market St.; tel. Folsom 3468.
$400— PARTNER, also partner inanufac. bus".
$ :500 — Hotel and bar. iO rcoms. good ba'pa n
$225- $3000— Restaurant and branch bakeries
S850-JSC00— Saloon with lease; good bargain
$S50-$5O00 — Grocery and bars; stand invest!**
BERG & ARMSTRONG. 318 Kearny st.
$400— RESTAURANT; factory dlst. ; longTease"
Grocery and bar at Invoice; snap.
$500— Grocery and Uquor store; good trade.
Pacific Real Estate Co., 1015 Market st.
CANDY, stationery. Icecream and variety busl-
ness; growing town. Santa Clara County; fine
location. Call on J. SEIDL & CO. 619 Bat-
tery »t.
BAKERY and lunch parlor; 2 wagons; 6 years'
lease; baking over 1000 loaves dally; cash
business $70 per day; $2000, halt cash, bal-
ance in trade. Address box 1254. Call of flee.
Oakland. ¦.:'*'.¦*'
F °K "* l T A cood P*y' n S saloon, lunchhous*
and bowling alley; proprietor goe« to Ger-
many; no agent. Inquire at 38 Geary St.,
room 45.
r ?. R w "J 1 *— Grocery and bar; 42 years estab-
llshed In one place; doing a good business-
also a 6 years' lease. Inquire 800 Filbert st.
FOR sale— Cigar stand In best part of city
downtown. Box 2704. Call office.
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MEETHTQ NOTICES.
ASYLUM of Golden Gate Commandery , y—
No. 16, K. T.. 025 Sutter st. — Offl- Ml
cen= and members are hereby notified u
to assemble In full uniform at the
asylum to-day al 1 :30 o'clock for the
purpose of attending the funeral of our late
Crater. Sir HENRY SMITH CROCKER.
THEO FROLICH, Recorder.
CALIFORNIA Charter of Rose Crolx il
No. 7. A. and A. P. R.. <529 Sutter j £K — I
ft. — Called meeting THIS (WED- <t£\~~^
NESDAY) EVENING at 8 o'clock. |H
Eighteenth degr^e. Visiting breth- Kl
ren eor»5ia!!v invited. I j
CHAS. JELLINEK. Secretary.
MOUNT~MORIAH LcdjTe" No. 44. F. 9
and A. M. — Called meeting THIS > vV
'WEDNESDAY) EVENING at 7::;0/V\
o'clock. Third degree.
THEO FROLICH. Secretary.
CROCKETT Lodee No. 139. F. and ®
A. M.— Third degree THIsVSf
(WEDNESDAY) evening at 7:30/^S
o'clock. By order of the W. M.
R. H. McPHERSON. S^retary.
MISSION Lodgo No. l«5t»rF.~and~A7M.~B
—Special mating THIS (WEDXES- vV'
PAY) EVENING at 7:.J0 o'clock i^/\
Second, degree. R. E. ALLAN. Sec.
NATIONAL Union. I'lilll 11 iiii M|i», ,
cla Council, meets TO-
NIGHT at Pioneer Hall. "~ ' r^fr
Fourth ft., at 6 o'clock.
Visiting friends cordially lnvlt?d; Initiation.
By order C. BENDEL, President.
C. EL VAN ORDEN, Secretary.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, office of
f-ecretary. N«w York, June 15. 1904. Notice
to ftockholderu.
To the. Stockholders of Southern Pacific
Ccrrpar.y:
Notice is hereby given that the board of
directors of the Southern Pacific Company
ft a meeting this day held called a special
meeting cf the stockholders cf said company
to convene at the office of the company 1b
Bwchmpnt, Jefferson County. Kentucky, on
Wednesday, the twentieth day cf July, 1904.
et 11 o'clock a. m.. standard time, to consider
»r,d act u-cn resolutions to be brought before
tr^m at said meeting in substantially the form
tnd *.o the effect following, vir:
•Resolved (1). that the capital stock of the
Fc-jThern Pacific Company be increased one
liundrtd million dollars by Issuing one million
p<iijitional shares of the par value of one hun-
t-T(& (Jollars each."
'•Revived (2). that the said Increased stock
; ;:a:i be preferred stock; that the holders of
»uch preferred stock shall be entitled to dlvl-
•i<nds in each fiscal year at such rate not ex-
.f*dins seven per cer.t per annum.' payable
ttr.:i-annuai:y out of the net profits aa shall
I ~ declared by the board of directors before
1 r.y dividend ehall be declared on the common
t-rclc; that such dividends shall be non-cumu
.Ht.ve; that the holders of such preferred stock
...i.11 not by virtue thereof be entitled to anr
r-.her cr further ehare of the profits of the
¦ -npany; ihat. upon the dissolution of the
«.rrpa3y. voluntarily or otherwise, the holders
i! preferred stock shall be entitled to have
;h»\r shares redeemed at par before aay di»
tributicn of any part of the assets of the com -
;jary shall be made to the h&loers of the com
ni'-n flock; that raid preferred stock shall h»
Ismed and sold from time to time to such
smcuntb and In such manner as the board of
directors may authorize and determine but
et not less than the par value of the shared-
that it fha',1 bt convertible into common stock*
»hsre for ehare. at the option of the holder*!
st any time; and shall be redeemable at the
option of the company on or at any time aft.Z
the Cist day of July, 1905, and before the flrit
day of July. Wio at one' hundred and fifteen
dollars per share." e "
"Resolved (3). that the board of directors
*ha 1 be and they are hereby authorized to e£
tsblith. frcm time to time, and enforce Til
MM* rults arid regulations respecting the ls-
ru*. tale. redempUon and conversion of such
ttock, not inconsistent herewith, as In ta«
judgment of the board may be necessary or
txpedier.t. ' m
For the purpose O f mch special meeting the
ftock transfer books of the company wni hi
c-o^d July 14 1004. at 3 o'clock p* m ani
reopened Thursday. July 21. 1904. at 10 o'clock
ALEX. MILLAR, gecreUry and Clerk.
THE California Debris Commission havln* re
<*lved applications to mine by hydraulic
irocees from E. A. Moody, in Good Luck j
mine, near Gold Run, PUcer County Cal
draining into Squires Creek, which Teach*.
Hear River, aod from Eagle Bar Placer i"n
:nr Co.. Limited, in Ea E le Bar Placer nTlnV
..ear Forest Hill. Placer County. Cal d?a?n"
ing into middle fork of American River tr?v«
KHST ir 8 ; 1 , mc ">r.g w »> be celd at room i»«
Flood building. San Francisco Cai Aue 1
i:*04. at 1 :30 a. m. ' *
6PRECKIXS Sugar Company. NOTICE nn>
ANNUAL MEETING -The regular annual
rn«Ung of the stockholders of the Spr-ckels
Sugar Company will be held at the olflce 1
r.f the company. 327 Market st.. San Fra"
risen, on MONDAY, the 25th day of July
1904. at the hour of II a. m.. for the pu£
l^«e of electing a board of directors to serve
:cr the ensuing year and for the transaction
.-.f tuch other business as may come befo«
th *«2S eUnr V , Tho trantre «- book, will close
ca Friday. July 22. l»O4. at 3 p m
W. H. HANNAM." Secretary.
MONTEREY County Water Company Notice
of annual meetir.g-Tht regular annual meet
«C of the etockholders of the Mon™" V
louiity Water Company will be b*ld at the
orfke of the company. 227 Market : et 4an
Fraucisco. en MONDAY, the 20- h diy of
July. 1905. at the hour of 11:30 £ m for
Hie purpose of electing a board of director,
to terve for the ensuing year and for th«
Transaction cf such othtr business as mav
come before the meeting. The transfer hunt,
will close on Friday. July 22. 1804, at 3 Dm.
W. H. HANNAM. Secretary.
ANNUAL meeting — The Risdon Iron and Loco-
motive Works — The annual meeting of the
¦ stockholders of the Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Works, for the election of trustees for
the ensuing year and the transaction of such
other business as may be brought before the
meeting, will be held at the office of the
company. No. 298 Steuart street, San Fran-
cisco, on MONDAY, the' 1st day of August.
1&04. itUi-n.
AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, Secretary.