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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, AUQUST 3, 1904.
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POX2TT BXCKaSOari) ptkt, ESTATE.
4 LOTS, cheap for cash. 323 Bush st.. thlri
floor, room 4.
sooaxs ;6b aousExiiupm o.
EDDY. 617— Frcnt ind back parlors, complete;
reasonable to permanent parties: others $7 u?
FOLSOM. S30 — Furnished rooms with stoves.
$S per month; also basement with yard.
FOURTH. 223— Furnished room* far house-
keeping.
FOURTH, 225 — Furnished racist for house-
keeping; also single rooms.
GOLDEN GATE ave.. C31— Pleasant fornlsh-d
rocms; nice location: reasonable prices. Call.
GOLDEN GATE. 63:! — Sing, front, rocms. light
hskrg.. for limited number; $S: other ras$3.
HARRISON. 731 — Front and back parlor fur-i
nlahed for housekeeping; rent $15^
! HOWARD. 822— Suite housekeepta* rooms.
HOWARD, 1971 — Unfurnished rocms< for house-
keeping; new. light and all modern conven-
iences.
JESSIE 333 — Large sunny front room, fur-
nished housekeeping; gas range; $3 BO week.
KNICKERBOCKER Apartments. 1340 Pine —
Sunny furnished 3-rocna suits: steam heat*
ed. electric lighted: free baths; rates re»«.
LAGUNA. 1027— 3 sunoy rooms; «jmplete fcr
housekeeping.
LARKIN, 804— Sunny single back room;
housekeeping If desired: $3 month.
LEAVENWORTH. 221— Housekeeping rooms.
LIBRARY bldg.. Ysn Ness and Goldea Oat*
svts. — Suites and sunny onfor. rooms; re**.
MABJCET. 16S4 — Housekeeping rooms ta let.
MARKET. 1S24 — Nicely furnished sonny con-
necting bay-window housekeeping rooms.
MARKET. 1634 — Housekeeping rooms to let •
MCALLISTER. 1056 — 3 susny furnished house-
keeping rooms; gas a&d coal ra≥ bath and'
phone.
MINNA. 328 — 2 housekeeping rooms and use of
parlor. $10; also single rooms.
MINNA. 014 — Housekeeping room* to 1st.
NATOMA, 613 — Housekeeping rocaa or sin?>.
OAK. 117. 633 McAllister — Rooms, complete^
$5 to $12: gaj range, hot bath: adults.
OAK. 407 — $4 month: batn; sunny and clean.
See Sundays cr 8 p. m. week days.
O'FARRELL. 1334-1335—2 cr 3 nicely furnished
sunny, front housekeeping rooms.
PEARL. 3. cor. Market — 2 furnished house-
keeping rooms. $11-13: phone; no children.
PINE. 1733. near Franklin — 1. 3 or 3 room •
suites; new flat; all conveniences; reasonable.
POLK. 917— Sunny furnished room for house-
keeping; gas stove.
SIXTH. 215^1 — t unfurnished rooms for house-
keeping to let.
SOUTH PARK. 137 — 2 or 3 nteery fornlsn-d
sunny, front housekeeping rooms; reasonable.
I STANYAN. 1111— Upper fiocr, 4 large urifur-
r.i'hed room*; bath, par.try: rent reas.:adni:s.
TAYLOR, 615B — Two lovely furnished house-
keeping rooms at the teach.
THE Virginia. IOCS Powell St. — Complete for
hskpg-.furn.or unfurn.apartmt»: bay window :
marina view; bath. rang*. Phone Red 992.
TURK, 1147 — Elegant new suites; unfnr.. sun-
ny; vlrw Jefferson Square; choice location.
! TWENTY-FOURTH. 2521. opp. new carhouse —
Light hcusekeeping rooms for rent.
rWENTY-FOURTH. 3174 — Housekeeping rooms
to rent.
TWENTY-SIXTH. 3C67— 1 rent's furnish?!
room. ?5; near 3 car lints.
VALLEY. «lf above San Jcse av*. — 3 sunny.
rooms with yard.
VAN NESS ar».. 37 — 2 rooms to let: $1 73 and
$3 per week: suitable for light housekeeping.
VAN NES9 ave. 232 — Fur. housekeeping, sin-
gle and 2-rccrn suites; $0, $10. $1S. $13.
ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received at
Call branch office. ccr. Duncan and Church sts.
A BRANCH offlce of The CW1 for the recepticn
of advertisements and subscriptions nas beea
opened at IOCS Market «:.. opposite Fifth.
Op»n until 11 p. m.
APARTMENT HOUSES.
A— CHESTERFIELD. 637 Bush— New Madem
house; 3-4 room apts.; furn. or anfurn.; rea,
A — Whttefield. 1228 McAllister; elegant sunny
unfurn. apartments; very desirable; adult.*.
A— OCTAVIA. 1423— Most select a part men:
house la city: 3-4 rooms; elegantly furnished.
BELGRAVIA APTS.. POLK. NR. CLAY— 2- t
r.: $15 up; gas stoves: baths: teL Polk 1>£.
MONTCLAIR APARTMENTS.
Cor. Pine and Taylor sts.; phone Pr. Ex. 44-"^
ST. LOUIS. 1575 Jackson St. — Modern 3-4 -t
rooms: furn. or unfurn.: refs. Tel. East 13SO..
BOOMS TO I»ET— Pnra. aad TJnXnra.
A— BRUNSWICK House. 14S~Slxtirst.— Room *
25c to $1 per night, $1 25 to $5 per week and
light housekeeping rooms; open ail nlgtu.
AT "The Almonte." 873 Market st- (or Ncx 1
Fifth st. )— Rccms, 23c, We. $1. $1 SO night;
$1 SO to $10 week; house open all nighc •
AHLBOHN HOUSE. 323 Grant ave.. S. F.—
ICO rooms; 35c day up; $1 50 week up. .
BELMOND House, over Owl drugstore. 2 en-
trances. 112?$ Market and 21 Turk — Electrli
lights; .running water in every room; :Ki>
rooms; 25c to 50c per eight; $1 23 to $3 w«ek.
BUSH. 031 — Nicely furnished rocsij; single cr
en suite; rea3onab!e.
BUSH. 1006. cor. Jonea — Large aad jbj:1
sunny corner rooms: reasonable.
CALIFORNIA. 1516 — Newly furnished sunny
alcove suite, with runnls? water.
CLEMENTINA. 5C2. ccr. Eighth, bet. Howard
and Folsom — Two rooms to let; $5. ;
CRAGBURN (The). 1C07 Larkin' corT'Post.-^
Sunny nicely furnished rooms; single, ert
suite. housekeeping apartments; running
water, baths: rates reasonable.
EDDY. 432 — 2 fine sunny rooms; elegantly fur-
ntsh<>d: splendid location; reasonable.
EDDY. 1749 — Furnished rooms; suany ; cars
pass door: modern.
EIGHTH ave.. 574. near Park Museum — F!r-»
4 and 5 room German dining; also s:r.g:~»
roojn: furnished.
ELEVENTH. 21— Sunny rooms, furnished or
unfurnished: rucntaff water: referencesi
ELLIS, 1052— Elegant furnished roocs ; cheap.
ELLIS. 1SS3 — Furnished sonny rocra. $R.
FELL, 236 — 3 or 4 ar.furnUhM rooinj, wtU
bathroom; renovated.
FRANKLIN. 721. near O. O. ave. — Suany for-
clahed front rooms: all coave-alencrs; $11*$:.:.
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms, wlta cr
without housekeeping: also rooms with board:
full particulars; no charges. Room Keating
Advertisers. 117 Sutter st.; office In rear oJ
store upstairs.
GEARY. W4 — Front apartments, three rooms;
very. fine; gas. bath, phone.
GEARY. 939, near Larkin — Neatly furnished
room, large clothes closet, convenient wash-
room; suitable fcr ore or two rentlemea;
S rood location; easy walkinz distance from
the business center.
• GOLDEN GATE ave.. 1204— Front snlte-^fcr
housekeeping ; single rooms for gentlemen.
> GRAND Southern. 7th and Mission — Rooms 33a
to $1 25 night: $1 50 to $8 wk.; readiag-nn.
' HARRISON. S304 — A sunny front room. $S-
. HAYES. 231— <nean. sunny front rooms; welt
furnished; suitable for 2; al>» small bed-
room; German family.
f JESSIE. 363,, east U. S. Mint — Furnialted
' rooms; $1 and ?5 per month.
> JONES. 019. near Busli — A very desirable sun«
i ny room, all conveniences; gentleman.
i LA BRANCH House. 1220 Powell— Clean and
quiet furnished rooms. $1 wee* and np.
LAGUNA. I COS— A furnished upstairs room;
rent $5 per month.
- MARKET, 1049A.The Falmoutl* — Suany rooms]
' hot and cold water: elevator; $3 to $7.
f ' ¦—-"*
MARKET. 1C34 — Furnished rooms to let.
• MARKET. 1348. opp. 7th— Nicely furnished
¦ rooms on first floor; running water: light
and sunny; rent reasonable; suitable for
• offices.
- MISSION. 1024. near BlxU» — Cheap; 2 roomsj
dry, sunny basement; furnished.
PEARL, 13- bet. Valencia and Guerrero, off
Market — Furnished rooms, single or doable.
', Continued on Pajc Twelro.
IiOST AMD POPUP.
FOUND^ — The next three months, choicest cut
flowers and all descriptions floral work at
one- third the regular prices; under contract
and must sell; 2 stores. 311 Sutter and 1204
Butter. SHIBELEY, THE FLORIST.
LOST— A passbook with the Hibernla. Savings
and Loan Society of Ean Francisco in the
name of PIERRE JEAN ROUQUETTE; No.
250-895. The finder will please return to
bank.
LOST — A passbook with the Hibernla Saving*
and Loan Society of San Francisco in the
name of GEORGE WELHELM CEDER.
No. 274-12G2. The finder will please return
to bask.
LOST — Pair of gold lorgnettes, at Orpheum.
Monday evening, or going to Jackson-st. car
nt Powell st. Return to room 160. Crocker
building.
LOST — July 27. diamond earring. Finder please
return or notify 194 Farrasut ave., Ocean
View; sewanl.
LOST — August 2, lady's gold watch; mono-
gram M. S. R.; beaded fob. Room 111, CO6
Super st.; reward.
LOST — Diamond pin In shape of crescent: set j
with 9 small diamonds. Liberal reward re-
turn to 1700 Broadway.
LOST— Knight Templar badge. Return to 1101
j Valencia ft.; $2 50 reward.
I LOST — Small n?d cocker spaniel. August 1.
i Return to 307 Spruce st. ; reward.
PUG dog. answers name ct Muggins; tag num-
bers 512-59. 7C3 Fourteenth it. ; reward.
T^ATJHCgES FOB HIKE.
C. A. McNEILL LAUNCH CO.. foot of Clay
St.; for pleasure and business: tel. Bu»h 5*4.
J. Mlchaelis Launch Co.. Un!on-st. VYharf ; boat-
Ine * excursions S Steuart »t. :tel John 26S6.
MATSTMOOTAi;.
GET married: Join the Leap Year Club; no list:
no publicity. Particulars box 3S.12. Call.
SIATTKESSES AOT> PII.I.0WS.
TO order; renovated, disinfected (formaldehyde
process): excellent carpet cleaning. HOPKB
BROS.. 1432-3t Howard St.: phone South 216."
MEDICAL.
LADIES deeiring safe, sure and quick relief ]
from irregularities consult me; my methods ;
ere painless and reliable; no failures; no ex- j
crbitant fees. CONSULTATION AND AD- '
VICE FREE: 17 years' experience in all fe-
male disorders; call or write. DR. WHITE, !
~< " Market ut., rooms 7 and 8.
LADIES — If you are In troub!-?, confide In me.
Relief for Irregularities. H^lp for the un-
fortunate. My time Is devoted exclusively to :
these conditions. I'm the only GRADUATE '
physician here who can say this. Call or '
write Confidential. Est. 14 yrs. DR. R. H.
WESTON. office 306 KEARNY ST. j
MRS. DR. WYETH. specialist for all female
complaints and Irregularities; Instant relief
guaranteed; 30 years' experience. S26 Post st.
MRS. DR. KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe-
male troubles and Irregularities; Instant re-
lief guaranteed. lOOSVi Market st, opp. 5th. !
DR. G. W. O'DONNELL- All who are sick or
" In trouble consult this specialist on femala
complaint*: positively corrected; the unfortu-
nate helped; the most difficult cases treated;
advice free. Office 1018 Market st.
j LADIES' irregularities from any cause cured
In cne day: no drugs; no operations; strictly
private:, advice free; hours. 0 to 9.
DR. SYLVESTER, office 219 Kearney st.
MRS. PR- GWYER. 511A Leavenworth St.. be-
tween Geary and O'Farrell.
DR. and MRS. DAVIES and HINDOO HERBS;
original method of treatment. 1126 Market.
I LADIES — Kumrcund; safe cure, never falls;
$2. Gleason-Ruggles Drug Co.. Kearny & Clay.
DR. ROSEN resides 2905 Folsom St., corner
26th: ladles, relief or no fee; $10.
SUITES AND VIKING.
HEADQUARTERS for Tonopah stocks. 539-543
Crossley bldg.. Pacific States Mln. & lav Co.
aUSCEUaAITEOUS— FOB SATiE.
BOILERS, engines, 2d-hand machinery. McIN.
TOSH & WOLPMAN, 1S5-197 Fremont St.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
Repair It with elaterite. in roll* easy to lay;
needs no painting or coating; good over old
Iron, tin cr shingles : best for new roofs.
KLATERITE ROOFING CO.. 713 Market st.
ID-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.
A — BUYS, sells cr rents gear machinery, en-
gines, boilers, water pipe, shafting, pulleys.
etc. WHITF.LAW. 253-255 Spear st.
DIAMONDS and Jewelry on small weekly or
monthly payments. DEREMERS. 137 Mont-
gomery St.. room 12. usstalrs.
GENTS' full drees. Prince Albert and Tuxedo
eults to rent at LICHTENSTEIN BROS.. 25
r Stockton st.
DIAMONDS, watches and jewelry for sale on
email weekly payments. United Loan and
Trust Co., 21 Stockton st.
! J. COOPER, gents' full-dress rental paricrs.
moved from Palace Hctel to 21 Stockton St.,
upstairs.
; TRY our men's shoes at $1 and $1 50 pair;
foot-form sho*s at $2 50; we pay express
charges. 11 .'Jd St., Exam, bid.; catalog free.
I DESKS bought, sold and exchanged. T. D.
McCarthy Co., SC7 Mission St.; tel South 811.
I LINOTYPE, used only about .1 years; great
bargain. Address box 3409. Call office.
BEAUTIFUL 1 -karat diamond ring $S0; worth
$100. GARIN. 138 Montgomery St.
j FOU sale — F1rst-cla«s cew bricks. Apply DR.
j C. C. O'DONNELL, 102114 Market st.
¦ SAFES and cash registers, new and second-
hand - I- FREEMAN. 1329 Market st.
I SAFES and desks; new and second-hand; prices
right at Richardson Bros.', 1816 Market st.
EDIPON Phonograph Agency. Peter Bacl-
gaiupl. moved to 7S6 Mission st.
MOVING pictures, magic lanterns, ?ale, rental;
bargains. Bullard & Breck, 131 Post Bt.
SOME good 2d-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.
GASOLINE engines, automobiles and launches;
all sizes. J. E. DOAK. 46 Fremont st.
anscEiii^AigEOPS wawts.
BIG prices paid fcr old gold, sealskins, dia-
monds, gents' full dress suits, etc.; send
postal card. LICHTENSTEIN BROS., 23
Stockton st.
A— Morris wants 2-hand clothing, fancy ladles'
dresses, Tuxedo cults, etc. ; postal. 043 Folsom.
HIGHEST price paid for castoff clothing. Tel.
Davis £25; 650 Sacramento st.
TILTON wants sood second-hand clothing and
; theatrical goods. 134 Sth St.; tel. Jessie 2S31.
M0ITEY 70
AAA— HERMAN MURPHY.
e01-t>02-e03 Examiner building.
Quick tettlements; no disappointments.
Save expenses by dealing directly.
Estates, second mortgages, undivided inter-
ests; assignments of rents; property In trust,
etc.; legacies, life estates and undivided In-
terests la property purchased.
Courteous treatment. Strictly confidential.
When You Need Mcnsy
See HERMAN 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.
SALARY LOANS— — —
Money loaned ealarled people without secur-
ity cr Indorsement, knowledge of employer or
any one confidential and courteous treatment-
call and get terms. Drake. 453. Parrott bldgl
A — ON furniture or pianos at lowest rates; no
removal; no publicity; also on real estate;
1st or 2d mortgages or on any security; any
amoimt. O. W. BECKER, 36 Geary, room 30.
! HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain
; liberal advances en diamonds. Jewelry, at a
per cent Interest. Baldwin Jewelry Store
t40 Market: tel. Main 1644. Branch. 19 Third.
MONEY loaned on diamonds. Jewelry, seataklns
and valuables; our fireproof vault is protected
from burglaries by electricity. PORTLAND
LOAN OFFICE. 25 Stockton: phone Bash 4S4.
MONEY loaned to salaried people, retail mer-
chants teamsters, boarding-houses, without
security; easy payments; large business In 48
principal cities. Tolman. 553 Parrott bldg.
MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE. 907 Market st.
LOANS FROM $1 TO $10,000. .
1 PER cent on furniture or pianos; no removal:
no commission; no publicity; $25 up; quick,
; quiet, confidential. 26 Montgomery st..rtn. 7.
MONEY to loan at low Interest; gold, sllver,"
dtamonds. pearls and precious stones bought
at W. J. UESTHAL'S. 10 Blxth St.
LOANS to salaried people privately without se-
curity. PIONEER CO., 819 Market st., suite 31
KEAL ESTATE— Cnry — rOB BAU3.
MADISON & BURKE.
30 Montgomery at.
AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10. 1904
AT 13 O'CLOCK NOON.
DKVISADERO-ST. BUSINESS CORNER.
, S. E. cor. Haves and Devisadero sts.; store,
houses and flats; good business location; an-
nual rents $2532; lot 75x112:6.
POWELL. ST. BUSINESS CORNER.
S. E. cor. Powell and Vailejo sts.; stores, flats '
and houses; annual rents $4116: with small j
outlay more stores could b* added, increas- .
Ing Income considerably; lot 137:6x79:2, with 1
L; one-third cash, balance at 6 per cent.
STOCKTON-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
llCG-10 Stockton st., between Jackson and Pa-
cific; 2 stores and lodging-house; lot 34x100;
one -third cash, balance at 6 per cent.
UNION-ST. CORNER.
N. W. cor. Union and Jasper sts., between
Dupont and Stockton; anual rents $1423; lot
60x77; one-third cash, balance at 6 per cent.
STOCKTON-ST. INVESTMENT.
812 Stockton st.. between Sacramento and Clay;
3-story frame; annual rtnts $420; with small
expanse large revenue can b* obtained; one-
( third cash, balance at 6 per cent.
I DUPONT-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
. 1113 Ijucont et.. between Broadway and Pa-
I clflc: store and upper, renting low at $55 p«r
{ month; one-third cash, balance at 6 per cent.
j KEARNY- ST. INCOME PROPERTY.
1100 to 1112 Kearny et., north of Broadway:
I corner small street: will sell separately If,
I desired; annual r«nta $2290; one-third cash,
I balance at 6 per cent.
i RAILROAD-AVE. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
010 to 942 Railroad ave., bet. 11th and 12th
avea.; etorez and flats; annual rents $22S0;
one- third cash, balance at 6 per cent.
BUILDING LOTS.
East elde Castro, bet. 17th and 18th. first
block from Market St.; 75x125.
WALLER-ST. LOTS.
South Bide. bet. Scott and Devisadero sts.; two
frontages; 60x190; both streets paved.
TO CI.OSB PARTNERSHIP.
Ban Bruno ave.; 2 frontages; bet. Army and
15th ave.: one-third cash, balance at 6 oer
cent; lot 100x300.
Terms at sale. For catalogue and particu-
lars apply to MADISON & BURKE.
30 Montgomery gt.
W. J. GUNN. — — —
530 CALIFORNIA ST.
Savines Union Building.
$3,400 — Ju«t completed; pretty two-story re«»l-
dence; extra well built; looks nice out-
eide as well as inside; reached by 3 lines
of car3; clos? to Eighth ave., north of
park; 5 rooms, bathroom basement; sun
In every room; positive bargain; lot 25x
120; to own thla home will be cheaper
than paying rent; tee us about easy
payments; for admission and key call
at office.
$2,SC0— New cottage: 4 large rooms, basement:
north of park; 25x100; close to Sixth-
avenue cars: very cheap; sunny rooms;
on sunny side of street.
»*•• 5 °— N E. cor. Clrmer.t and Twelfth ave.;
_ 1-0x50; a grand, sunny corner for flats.
»3,»50— NE. cor. Clement and Tenth ave-
32:0x100; fine buy.
$5.000— NE. cor. Clement and Sixth ave. • best
.„ -' busl " les s corner In district; 32:6x100.
! $".250— SW. cor. Clement and Eleventh ave.;
120x73.
j $2,lC0— Eleventh ave, near Clement: 50xlCO.
j Lots on Eleventh ave., bet. Point Lobos ave
and A: $950 to $1050; ready for building;
•-,w> Very _ cheap: cholce a nd well located.
$i,OC0 — Two new flats; extra well built; very
desirable: nice homes on each side; best
part of Richmond.
.Choice busing. NE. cor. in Richmond: 32:6x
1C0; fine cor. for store and flats- a
bargain.
$2,650— Steiner ccr.; 50x100.
1 7'ii£y;y el>ster jr or - : - 5 *1C*); want to sell.
$1, iCOy-Lnlon; 27:6x110; sunny side; marine
view.
$2.500 — Union; NW. cor. : 27:6x110; very cheap.
$3,000 — Pierce; well-built 0-room cottage" ba-
salt blocks: 25x115; very eunny; fine
•, «« bargaln: cIoso t0 cars: eas y Payments.
$1.050— Eighth ave., near Lake; 25x120; very
cheap.
$l?.0CO— Green st.. Pacific Heights; NE. cor..
60x137 :«; a grand marine view lot.
I $50.000— Pacific Heights; 275x137:6; 2 corners;
1 grandest marine view lot In S. F.
[ 530 CALIFORNIA ST.
SPECK & CO.,
200 MONTGOMERY ST.,
REAL ESTATE.
Selling. Rents Collected.
Leasing. Insurance.
$42.500 — Swell NW. corner; SO by about 100:
3 frontages: east of Larkin St., south of.
Sutter; snap; $25,000 bank mortgage can
remain.
$10,000— $4200 yearly rent; lot 82x275; 2 front-
ages; main streets; can be leased for
$400 r«r month; lot only partly Im-
proved.
$25.000 — $24CO yearly rent; $15. COO 6 per cent
bank mortgage can remain; lot 50x
137:6 ft.
$20.000— $1740 yearly rent ; Polk-st. business
property; large lot: snap *
$18,000— $1740 yearly rent: lot 75 feet front;
Al location; Western Addltlsn.
$16,000— $lti20 yearly rent; a new flats en Ellis
St.: splendid tenants: close in.
$12,0CO— $l?,S0 yearly rent; :i new Western Ad-
dition flats; close to Golden Gate Park.
$3,000 — $M0 yearly rent; 2 splendid fiats with
11-ft. basement that could, at small ex-
pense, be made into flat; lot alone worth
JtlOCO; 2 frontages.
$5,5C0— $366 yearly rent; Paclflc-st. business
corner; a cood buy.
$0,700 — $000 yearly rent; 3 fine flats close to
G. G. Park, on car line; best part of
Richmond district: a sure bargain.
$5,500 — $570 yearly rent: pays 1 per cent per
month net: new Improvements; down-
town business, south of Market.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
$3,000— Near Waller and Masonic; 75x123;
want offer.
$4.000 — Market st.; 25x100: close to coming
business section.
$3,S00 each for 2 fine Webster-st. lots; 23x
ICO ft.
$3,500—60x125 ft: Masonle-ave. lot; splendid
piece.
SPECK <t CO., 200 Montgomery at.,
Opposite Mills building.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS!
We Lead in Sales of Oceanstde Lots! Why?
Choice et. Locations! Lowest prices! Mildest
Climate!
Don't Miss This Golden Opportunity !
$500 to $1200 — Graded: ready for bnildlng.
Splendid view of ocean from every lot.
Nothing like It In this city. All bargains!
Easy terms!
$100 to $300— Near park and ocean; $3 monthly.
Oceanside branch offlce. corner H st. and
47th ave.; also corner 49th ave. boulevard and
K st. Open Sundays :
$500 to $1200 — Choicest Sunset lots; $10 monthly,
$300 to $1000 — Cheapest Richmond lots and
: near Spreckels Lake and park; on installments.
$150 to $400— Level Excelsior Homestead lots;
$5 monthly.
1 $1000 to $4000— Modern Cottages In s'unset,
; Richmond. Oceanside and Excelsior Homestead.
Low prices! Easy terms!
SOL GET2 & SON, Owners and Dealers,
Room. 54. Chronicle Building.
' GANCO, GUNZ & CO., ~~
634 MARKET ST.
; SPECIAL— SPECIAL— SPECIAL.
. See this snap to-day. See this snap to-day.
Ar^nt on premises all day.
2062-2004-2066 Union gt., near Webster.
1 Price $9750; absolutely lowest price; rents
$1200 a year; three elegant new marine view
fiats of 6 rooms, porcelain baths, btrdseyt
maple mantels in parlors, pressed brick open
, fireplace, mantel In dining-rooms. beamed
ceilings studded with electric lights, beauti-
fully frescoed ceilings and handsomely tinted
> throughout: large yard; separate high floored
basement for each tenant: must absolutely b«
' sold: lot 25x100 feet- Call to-day.
[ GANCO, GUNZ & CO..
! - 634 MARKET ST.
I $6000— NO Ie3s: 112-112A-112B Carl St., neai
J Cole; 3 fine bay-window flats, 5 rooms and
baths: fine neighborhood; close to Golder
Gate Park: cars pass the door; agent or
premises all day; rents $tS3tt a year: 25j
; 137:6 feet.
GANCO, GUNZ & CO.,
- 634 MARKET ST.
* $1 23 PER week; no Interest: lots In the Ex-
! c*lslor Homestead Tract; alt level; no grad-
1 leg to do: ready to build your little homi
on; close to electric cars and school.
W. J. WHITE.
; 26 Montgomery et.. room 8.
JOSEPH STRAUB. 630 Market st. ~ ~
$5000 — Fine cottage of 5 rooms, bath. etc.
I 3 rooms In basement; cor. lot Buchanan st
s $4500 — Elegant bay-window cottage of :
: rooms: large basement: nr. 17th and Market
$1200 — Good corner, near Chutes; S2:Gxl00
• $1250 — COTTAGE. 5 room*; on Lnndy lane
$1200, cottage. 4 rooms, lot 25x120; Sllve;
ave.: $1000, cottage, 4 rooms. Lundy lane
snap: $700 down and $25 mo., cottage, 6 r
and b. D. COFFIN & CO.. 3303 Mission
r 3 NEW flats ¦ of 6-6-7 rooms; grand marln,
view; these flats are. finished In the verj
1 latest; panel dining-rooms, fresco celling
- etc. Owner. 5S2 Chestnut st. -
. ALL ' work guaranteed first class by A HL
BACH & MAYER, plumbers. 636 Howard st
SEAL ESTATE — CITY— FOB SALS.
FOR sale or lease — Modern house. 10 rooms; '
sunny; attractive Interior. Box 2965, Call
office: tel. Stelner 36. ,
BEAI. ESTATE — COtTITTBY — For Sale.
WHITE & BAYLEY. !
Successors to
W. J. WHITE. ]
CHICKEN RANCHES EVERYWHERE.
EXCHANGES. ;
$7 60 per acre; best stock ranch in Humboldt '
County; on the slope of the South Fork of the
Eel River; 30CO acres grazing land; practically 1 '.
all fenced; good farmhouse; large barn; 10O ;
head fine cattle; 160O sheep; horses, and all
fanning Implements at market prices. ,
$17 per acre — Finest stock ranch in Placer
Co.; ltSO acres; at railroad station: 500 acres ,
bottom land for alfalfa, balance roiling: .all ,
can be plowed; carry 400 head; dwelling, 3
good barns, farming Implements. 90 cattle, 12 .
horses; part cash.
$5000 — Sonoma Co.; 320 acre*, near town;
well watered; cabin 4 rooms; big barn: orchard; •
vineyard: 6 acres vegetable loam: 12.000 cords
wood; 100 cords tan bark; tools, steam saw; 2
horses; 3 wagons; part cash.
$2200— Near Santa Crux; 80 acres; 3 acres
fruit; 20 acres* hay; new S-room bouse; barn.
$2400 — Only 2^i miles of town; 23 miles of
city; 24; acres valley and gently rolling land; 3 •
acres rich bottom land; 10 acree full bearing
grapes; sufficient water for Irrigation, if de-
elred; income about $700; no buildings.
$1300— At Sonoma City; 5>4 acres; new 3-
rocm cottage; good well; So hens; poultry-
houses; brooder- houses ; large Incubator: tools;
furniture; a genuine bargain and can't last
but a few days.
$25C0 — In Sonoma Co., near boat and cars;
162 acres, some orchard aad vineyard; corn
and grain field, garden, berries; ti-rootn house,
all furnished; 2 horses, spring and road wagons,
harness, tools, cow, poultry; $200 Job if de-
sired.
$3500 — 5 mfles at Santa Rosa and near sta-
tion; Russian River bottom: 25 acres; 5 acres
vineyard; new buildings; 5-room and bath cot-
tage; good barn; wind mill and tank; poultry-
houses; see this, and if you want only part of
it will sell • unimproved portion at $100 per
acre; If you want to raise corn that will make
the Kansas article "side step" see some of our
homes on the Russian River.
$*0t>0 — i2 acres at Mayfleld; 10 minutes' walk
to station; magnificent artesian water: rich
black loam, suitable for berries and vegetables;
fine 10-room residence; 2 large bares, holding .
100 tons each; good outbuildings; half cash,
balance at 4 per cent.
$190O — Close to Santa Rosa; SO acres; 33
cultlvatible: 12 acres vineyard; good fences;
poor buildings.
ALFALFA LANDS.
$100 per acr* — One mile of Modesto: 8 acres
up; V4 cash.
$50 per acre — 3 znllea of Modesto; 20 acres
up; v j cash.
$50 per acre — Near LodI, on the Wocdhridge
canal.
$20. per acre — Rich river bottom land; all
ditched for Irrigation; Placer Co.. one mile of
town and railroad.
GOOD PROPERTY WANTED.
We have Eastern buyers for first-class farm
property and poultry farms.
FINE DAIRIES IN HUMBOLDT.
We have a larg* list of completely equipped
dairies in the beat sections of Humboldt Co.;
20 acres ud.
$45C«) — 30 acres, IV* miles of town. Santa
Clara Co.; 2«* acree bearing trees and vines;
nice cottage, outbuildings, reservoir; fine In-
come; would trade city or Oakland property.
$S50— 3 miles of Geyserville; 2Va acres: «-
room house, large barn. 2 good wells; rolling,
all in vineyard: cak trees; fine poultry farm.
$2650^ — Near Petalurna; 10 acres sandy lcam;
1 acre asparagus; fine well; modern cottage.
5 rooms and bath; horses, cow, etc.; half cash;
see it cutck-
$19<j0 — At Sebastopol; 16 acres fine, lrvet. 1
candy loam; orchard and berries; balance Cne .
pasture; running stream: fine for corn, vege-
tables and berries; on the electric road; $t00
down.
$050 — d miles from town; 80 acres: mostly
level: 40 farming land: fenced; creek; well:
house: barn; outbuildings: part casn.
JS — On Cottcnwood Creek; l»t0 acres; ICO
rich bottom land: well fenced and croes-feneed;
good house; 2 large barns; might exchange.
$3000 — Close to Santa Crux; 16 acres; rear
' school; fine hay and fruit crop; new modern
; cottage, t> rooms: nice stable; brooder-houses: j
horse; cow; calves; poultry; furniture; part i
cash.
$3750 — Sonoma Co., one mile of fine town: IO
acres, all In peaches and prunes, with fine
crop of corn between rows: modern cottage. 5
¦ rooms and bath; well, windmill and tank;
! Russian River bottom: the real thing.
i $2500— Hotel, stables, etc. In Alameda Co.;
j lot S0x2C0; fine location.
$2500 — Fine •urani'^r rssort In Sonoma Co.;
! etage station and P. O. on place; 141 acres
'< controlling lOCO-acre range; S acres bearing
I orchard; hay land; good house and 4 cottages,
j all furnished: tath: dancing platform; horses;
farming implements: see this quicK.
$1500 — Half-ml!e live town. Sonoma Co.; 4
j acres Russian River bottom land; none finer;
nice 6hade trees, bouse and barn; great poultry
farm: easy terms.
Send stamp for the largest, and most dl-
! versified printed list on the coast.
WHITE Sc BAYLEY.
Successors to
: W. J. WHITE.
j 23 Montgomery et.. room 8.
; Property Exchanges a Specialty.
I ONE-ACRE lets at Mountain View. SanU
Clara County; $400 for inside. $450 for
i corners; streets graded; water on each lot;
only 7V> blocks from main street: partial pay-
1 University; good schools and choice neighbor-
hood; write for map and full particulars.
WALTER A. CLARK. Mountain View. Sacta
Clara County. Cal.
I ALFALFA lands, stock ranches, orchards.
; vineyards; Inspected bargains: monthly cata.
! logues sent free. C. M. WOOSTER CO..
648 Market «t. j
: CHEAPEST and best In America — The Weekly
Call. 16 pages, sent to any address in the
; United States or Canada one year far $1.
j SAg MATE OBEAI. JSSTATS^
LOMITA PARK — On line of San Mateo electric
cars; 45 minutes from Sth and Market; sewer
and water pipes to each lot; electric, lights,
etc.; 60-foot lots from $325 to $400: terms.
$10 down and $10 a month; get oft at "Lomlta
Park" and Investigate; maps sect on appli-
cation.
SELBY. RODGERS & CO..
Tel. Main C7:i. lie California st.
MEKXO PABIBSAI ESTATE.
$2C0 PER acre — Two S-acre and one 4-acre
tract, back cf Fair Oaks; water and good
roads; last of this property left; H cash.
Metilo Park — A fine country home, with
splendid garden and magnificent trees; well
built, old-fashioned house In good condition;
for sale &t a bargain; 15 acres, all improved.
Fair Oaks — Land in best part of this dis-
trict; weK sheltered and wooded; In tracts of
; from 4 to 25 acres; special terms to these
I building Immediately.
SELBY. RODGERS & CO..
Telephone Main 673. 118 California st.
j RE A Ti ESTATE TO EXCgAJTQE.
REALTY EXCHANGE COMPANY.
F. A. BARK. MANAGER.
SUITE 807-SCS CALL BUILDING.
It Js frequently the case that a party wishes
! to eell his holdings fcr the purpose of reinvest.
t Ing the proceeds In a different kind of property.
j Our lonz experience In this business enables
! us to often accomplish this double purpose by
i only cne transaction. The only condition w«
: make Is that your property. If you wish us to
dispose of It for you, MUST BE GOOD OF ITS
KIND AND IN A GOOD LOCATION. Doa t
I take up either our time or your own with
I worthless offerings, or property so heavily
mortgaged as to leave no actual equity.
If It has merit, whether you own real estate
or a mercantile or manufacturing business.
I bring a description of same to our office, «tat-
ing what klftd of property you prefer In ex-
change, and y O a will be surprised how quickly
we can effect the result.
THIS IS SIMPLY BECAUSE WE UNDER-
STAND THE EXCHANGE BUSINESS and ars
the onlr company In San Francisco making a
specialty of same. We make no charge for ad-
vertising or any other purpose unless we pro-
cure an exchange satisfactory to you to ac-
cept
FINE country homes to exchange fcr Oakland,
I Alameda or Berkeley property. P. C. LAS-
I SEN & CO.. 463 Tenth St.. Oakland. CaL
ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'M'TS
_ ATiAarnPA st:ai. jsstatb.
FOR sale — Double-fiat house, 4 rooms, bath;
pantry each floor; separate entrance: also a
4-room coUaxe, bath, pantry; rents $3S.
2154 Alarr&da ave.. Alameda; rare bargain.
OAKLAND ADVERT ? S'M ? TS
O-.7ICE. '1016 BROADWAY.
OAXXlAXD EEAL ESTATE.
$1400— COTTAGE of five rooms; lot 40x140; one
block from the Piedmont-ave. station of
the Key Route: very pretty location and
• near school; must be sold; place ought to
sell for $2000. but owner must have
money; terms $30O cash, balance mort-
gage; ju«t 32 minutes on the Key Route
to fan Francisco.
J. S. MYERS,
1C02 Broadway. Oakland.
FOR sale — Beautiful home: • large room
bouse: bath: laundry; fine reception hall;
ltrg- lot: barn: chicken yards; plenty frnlt.
flowers; beautiful lawn: terms. Inquire 477
Thirty-fourth st.. Oakland.
$2200— ATTRACTIVE cot tag*. 5 r. and b.;
basement, gas, lawn, fruit trees: 40x120:
near Telegraph ave. and Key route. 567 36th.
$2000— HOUSE and bath; lot 33:4x101; tank
and windmill. 1018 Twenty-fourth st.. Oak-
. land. Cal. -
OAKXAXTD JTUKJU1TUBE 70S WATrn,
TO-MORROW the day for bargains in furni-
ture. H. 8chellhau,lltatt.,cor.atcr«,OakUad.
aiOZTEV TO IiOAK— Continued.
THE United Lean and Trust Co., 21 Stocktoa
st- (upstairs), loans money on diamonds. Jew-
elry and valuables at 2 per cent per month;
absolute privacy. Phone Bush 484.
MONEY loaned on salaries, chattel mortgages,
life Insurance policies, etc. United Loan and
Trust Co.. 21 Stockton st. • i
TO salaried people without security; on furni-
ture. Indorsed notes and other security. B.
F. .Discount Agency, 143 Phelan building. «
ON real estate and chattels. K. W. LICK.
1003 Mutual gav. Bank bldg.. 708 Market.
ITAR Lean Co. of Wyoming loans to salaried
employes. Room 311. Mutual Sav. Bk. bldg. !
ALL leans on diamonds and Jewelry 2 per cent
mo. S. F. Collateral Loan Bank. 538 Kearny.
Z% ON furniture & pianos: $15 up; no removal;
no com. V. TREMAIN. room 81. 6 Eddy st.
CASH loaned salaried people on notes without :
Indorser. MORELL. eO9 Examiner building.
MTTSXCA& IWSTBUMENTS.
HEADQUARTERS for renting planoa — Little
pianos for small rocms, medium size for
average rootna, big pianos for large parlors,
halls, etc.; pianos for rent at $1 per mo.,
some at $2. a large number of good ones at !
$2 50 per me. : cur own make pianos at $3
ptr mo (the best Instrument offered for the
money "in S. F.); a fine line of elegant larga I
pianos for $4 and $5 per mo.; over 150 In- I
Etruments to select from, al! of them good [
bargains to buy as well as rent; one year's j
rental allowed off purchase price. SCOTT- !
CURTAZ PIANO CO., 560-C4 Hayes st. j
A FEW exceptional bargains; all uprights; j
Heine grand, $470; Gabler. $350; Krell. $375;
Heine $253; Steinway, $325; Mason & Ham- I
l!n, $2»>5: Knabe. $lti0; FUcher, $115; Behr |
Bros., $1S7: Crown. $140; Klmball, $e5; Em-
erson. $125; Occidental, $40; Conrard. $37: I
Ccllard $55; investigate our new rent and j
purchase system"; f2 per month up. HEINE
PIANO CO.. 235-237 Geary et.; Oakland,
1252 Broadways
A BUNCH of uprights; easy payments.
Erard: small upright for practice $40
Wood worth. Allovon; splendid order $£5
Wagner; perfect condition; a snap $110
Neumann: mahogany case; a bargain.... $125
Estey mahogany case; perfect order. ..$100
BEN J. CURTAZ & SOX. 16 O'Farrell at.
A PIANO free fcr one month; if you want to
rent after tfcf.t money applied on purchase
price. HEINE PIANO CO.. 237 Geary st-
l ONE month riano rent fre« on pianos rented
In July and August. BRCEXN. 223 Sutter.
.A FISCHER upright piano for sale; as good as
j rew; $125. 237 Geary st.
$60 FOR a fin* upright. If you want a bargain
cali at IIOUNUNG'S. 21« McAllister st.
EOHMEK. Byron Mauzy pianos. Cecetian piano
player. BYRON MAUZY. 308-312 Post St.
' NEW upright planes sold on $5 monthly pay-
; ments. SCHMITZ & CO.. 16 McAllister st.
'< 3-PEDAL Steinway up; Chiekerlng baby grand;
Shonlnger. little used. Keeffe's. 2S5 O'Farre'.l.
I ======================================
A— MME. GILL1NUUAM.
Complexion specialist, has opened offices at
131 Powell St.. between O'Farrell and Ellis;
she guarantees to remove every wrinkle,
! crowsr'eet, basginess of the eyes, freckles.
lost contour, smallpox plttlngs, etc.; makes
you a new face, with genuine baby skin:
all consultation free and confidential, either
by mail or person: I wil! take cstlenta for
trie next 30 days at greatly reduced rates.
: SHOULD tola come under the eye cf JAME3 j
H. O'MEAUA or any of hl3 acquaintances j
will confer a favor on his widowed mother !
by addressing MRS. M. McSVOT, Wenat-
chee, Cheian County, Washington.
DR. ROWELL'S Fire of Life, a sure cure for
rheumatism, paralysis, neuralgia, pneumonia,
eore throat, etc. Sold by all druggists for I
ever 20 years; price 50c. Manufactured solely
by ROW ELL & BROWN. 32 Turk st.. S. F.
i THE Star Hair Remedy restores gray hair. Im-
proves Irs growth, stops falling, cures dandruCt
and itching scadp; no stain or stickiness;
cleanses fcalp: at druggists', hairdressers' ac-
cept co substitute. Star Remedy Co., 1333 Polk.
A REPUTABLE physician of 12 years' experi-
ence treats <irug habits by the safest meth-
ods; correrpcnJenCB solicited; strictly con-
fidential. B.-x 3234. Call office.
Cancerous lumps, sores. Impure blood (affecting
skin, mouth, bones, etc.) speedily cured by |
fkiiled specialist from Europe. Apply Central J
Pharmacy. 32S Grant ave: Worst cases cured.
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 for $7 50
down an.i }1 50 per week. T. BRILLL\NT.
FURNITURE CO.. 340- Post lU near Powell.
' ELEGANT suit to order & 1 ex. pair pants.$15.
LEON LEMOS. 1127 Mkt. St., bet. 7th and Sth
: MRS. WHEELOCK removed (La Verite hair-
dressing; parlors) to 6-15 Market, next Palace.
! BEST white lead. 7c per pound: special to
painters. ECTCHER. 741 Mission st.
! MAGNIFICENT diamond ring, nearly 3 carats,
$250. GARIN. 13* Montgomery at.
SUPERFLUOUS hair & moles removed by elec-
i trie needle. Mrs.Dr.A.W.Traverse,1170 Market
I TAILOR-MADE suit $7 BO; dress pants $2 50.
Misfit Clothing Parlor, cor. Bush and Dupoat.
! Actina restores lost eyesight: cnr»s deafness and
catarrh. A'VIDA CO.. 3524 19th. nr. Valencia
¦ MRS. Eaton, electric needle specialist. 369 Sut-
ter, r. 600. Miss Eaton. 233 Geary, room 33.
'¦ MASQUERADE costumes, play books, wigs;
country orders. GOLDSTEIN & CO.. 733 Mkt.
i ALFREDUM'S Egyptian Henna restores gray
hair to its natural color; $1 at all druggists'.
! A BRANCH office of The Call for the reception
ft advertisements and subscriptions has been
' cp^ned at 100S Market St.. opposlU Fifth.
Op>p until 11 p. m.
PAT.MTSTBY.
Mrs. Whitney, palmist ;hcurs io t o jo •> to s t s U n. ;
Thur. eve. readings; admission ljc. 711 Polk.
A WEEK'S news for 5 cents— The We-kly Call.
16 pages. In wrapper, for roailir*. 51 per year.
PATE2TTS.
INVENTIONS patented. F. P. MEDINA, at-
torney-at-law. C Hobart bldg.. r>32 Market st.
PHYSICIANS AND SUBGEONS.^
DR. C. C. O'DONNELL— Office and residence,
1021^4 Market St.. bet. 6th and 7th; particu-
lar attention paid to diseases of women.
BLOOD, skin and rectal diseases a specialty.
DR. BALL. 1073 ft Market st-
REMOVED— DR. W0NG~HIM, herb doctor.
treats all diseases of the himan body: for
past four years at 115-117 Mason st.. now le-
cated at 667 Geary ct.. near Leavenworth.
I WONG WOO. the famous herb doctoi- — All dls-
\ cases cured by Chinese herbs. 74S-S Clay st.
DR. WOX3 HON. 319 Powell et.. tea and herb
sanitarium: diseases skillfully treated.
AjTO WABEgOTT3E3.
A — GILBERT & STOLL Storage Co.; storage,
packing, shipping warehouse. G. G. and Van
Ness; offlce 1170 Market, r. 43; tel. Sooth 750.
A— EMPORIUM Storage & Van Co.; furniture,
household goods stored,, moved, chipped. 725-
731 Howard st.. nr. Third; phone Grant 16L
CAPITAL Van and Storage Co.. 3 Eddy s>t. ;
phone Mint 2941; JOHN F. COOPER, pres.;
furniture moved, packed, ehlpped and stored.
PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co.. of-
fice Post and Powell ste.; tel. Pri. Ex. 57L
CONKLIN'S Storage— Furniture and merchan-
dlse. 333 Golden Gate ave.; phone East 12ft.
GOLDEN West Storage: advances made. 840
Mission St.: tel Howard 041. F. W. Zehfuw.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
pany. 2320 Fillmore st.: phone Jackson 291.
BEKINS Van and Storage Co.. 11 Montgomery
»t.. tet. Main 1840. Shipping at cut rates.
SEW^KjgMACBCOTEa JLTTD STgPPIiIES.
HEADQUARTERS for sewlug machines on the
coast In the future will be at 015 Market st.,
where the White Co. will open their new re-
tail office Aug. 3. with a great exhibition of
high-art sewing machines and embroideries
made on the White. All are welcome.
DOMESTIC — The machine tor family use: best
is cheapest: eecond-hand ail makes at any
price: all kinds rented lowest rates. Domes-
tic' office 1021 Market st near Sixth.
STAMMERING. " "~
STAMMERING permanently cured; best radi-
cal methods: highly moral, educational; first
applicant next" class free treatment: I stam-
mered 20 years. JAMES FOLEY. W5 Laguna,
cor. Hayes: tel. Page 2312—10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
DIVIDEND I7OTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICE— Ind. Red Men's Hail
• Assn. At the last regular meeting of the
board /Of directors dividend No. 43, of 3oc
per share, was declared, payable on August 5
1904. at S p. ra.. Red Men's Hall, 610 Bush
st. Stockholders must present their shares or
dividends will not be paid.
CHAS. ECHLESINGER. Pres.
C. G. BOLSDORFF. Secy.
DIVIDEND notice— The Giant Powder Co.. Con.
A dividend. No. C8,;of fifty cents (5Oc) per
share on the Issued capital stock of the com-
pany has been declared, payable at the offlce
of the company, rooms 202, 204 and 206 Hay-
ward bldg.. Son Francisco, on Aug. 10, 1904
Transfer bcoks dose Aug. 3, 1904 at noon'
U. H. RENNIE, Secretary Pro Tern.
';';. H?LP VA5TED— rEMALE— Coa.
•^OOK,. country hotel, far* her* ....T$30
... Institution cock, city $33
• ¦. Cbok * and helper. aisaU boardiag-house.
..••City :..., j 40
¦•¦"Cook t of S men. country S30
."Man" and wife for private place "$50
xGe.nersU housework. S in family, see boss
"-.h*re $33
: : :Cbck and 'second girl, same house... $30 $25
. SesjnV-tress. . private family $25
¦-"Nurse .fcr 2 children $30
::'Waitre«s fcr country hotel, fare here $^3
:. ,G.er>fal heusework. Port Costa $30
.'•"•.Waitress. Meclo-Hark 1 $23
..'.:Ger.eraJ housework. Ean RafaeL 2 In fam-
¦¦• Of -
'. . .Second girt. Barirexam* $23
...And io general housework girls, dty and
...; rcoustry. $20. $25, $30. Apply to
¦-.;-•:¦•;, :J: F. CRQSCTT & CO.. 334 Sutter st.
•" A>WANTED— Girls "^ learn halrdressing.
¦-.jjfrtetegrtec «tc; trade taught from A to 2
.;. in --weeks; tuition $5 to those entering now;
-;-. -three positions to fiU lTamedlately: positions
at $10 per week up: leadin* j
. vsc.hool in Wen;. 233 Geary St.. room 11
rArrGXBXM to learn millinery now for fall sea-
•.venr; both seasons taught from etart to finls!i
.-• ..r.. one month for $15; positions as trimmers.
¦; .¦ea.esladies. etc.. guaranteed at $10 per wk. up;
. : j£M.y asd evening class. 143 Stockton st.. r. 13.
iitir dressing, ir-asicnrta*. massage, sca'.p treat-
.mect. hair work, removal superfluous hair; $5 2
wks ; ; day. eve. class; positions secured: highest
wages. Retrieved from 1236 MkJ. to 133 Powell.
WAITED— A Crst-claea. expertene*d millinery
- saleslady for our children's "department: '
.; steady position to right partv. Apply bet. 9
and 10 a. m.. L MAGNIN & CO. 43-53 El-
' "iM St. '
• HOP rlckirur berins Wheatland Monday. Au-
' . rust 6: call for special rate tickets to-day.
E. n-ETMENS HORST CO.. 122 Battery «-
WAITED— A girl to mind S- year-old child
fi frc=a 9 to 3 daily; wage* $10. Apply 421
~ Le.-j.Ln et., rocn 43.
RELXABLS tfri; plain cock and companion;
¦ . family cf two. Apply to-day. 115 Telegraph
..ave.. Oakland, from 10 to 2.
•GIRL 13 to 16 years old. to do light hc-:s«-
: jwork. 1311 Tork St.. bet. 25th A 26th, rear.
WANTED— Qlrl .to assist la ll*ht housework.
/¦Arp'.y 11S3 Valencia et.
COOD restaurant waitress; wages $3 week;
. cne day off. 7 Taylor st
A- WOMAN to cook trr private family In ecca-
-try:. wages $25. 3216 Jackson •*.
LAUNDRESS for 2 days each w«A 1713
• ¦ Brodertck •t, near Quell
.fiXPE-RIENCETJ *irl for bakery. 8SS Third
.. -street. " •
-WANTED— Mlddle-agVd German reran house-
. : keeper; very err-all family; goei home; plain
¦¦¦¦.dxiklTg. Northwest "ccraer Fifth and Town-
:.-. -send eta, .
WANTED— Experienced ir.inisery trlmnw tu
-; go. to Pacraraer.to. . Apply between 9 and 11
¦t»..a ct HALE BR'OS.' . ;
WANTED-— Experienced ia!i:inery trimmer.
" -'ERftq ;b«twten 9 and. 11 ¦_ m. et HALE
•IvIRST-CtASS trisraefa, makers and arpren- '
.t':c*s wanted la xalfilaery -store. C32 MeAl-
¦ listei- st.
"ttCUAS lor pene'raT h'Misework. Call iO to 12.
... V1310 VsCUejo^et.i corner Octav'ia'.
V ANTED — YVucg girl for gprt-ral hous-wr-rk:
. . ro^cockirg; grr.fcll family. 1*"1 Ei J .y st.
.WANTED — Finish' rs on custom made coats;
• '; /Steal/ wrrk; g*>d wages. 304 Tekama st.
.-'KINp*. • .h-.idJle-ar'-d womar. for light house-
• ¦-¦.¦•»¦«*.• Arr:y--'3 naftzett st.
.TALENTED *«raateur rerforrner».. App!y at
'•¦¦ .Chutes'. C p. rri.. Wednesday; salary no object.
-^^ETXl^WAHT^
. wAN^roTTrrTr^ . .
- ¦-':. B-oiJceep**-,. A No. X, rity. $100 month.
• .;•"• St-nrprarhof. .out" of cfty, $75 month.
- *i*ttTKjtrraj>h<r and boofckeei^r. $50 irftn'th.
• - St«r.ograpber arid assistant cashier, $30; good
¦ .per.rr'jin.
•. ¦'. •«.nerk, ereilfdert.; gooa 'pynrnaa fcr.a figures;
: $>:o- rrcnth- "
: . Cashier, fctkery and restaurant-, $7 an! meals
V, t» '-sta-rtl
.¦'.<¦"¦ roct-ry elerk and of3c» assistant; $S, ruoni
. -ar-J t>r*ra.
', ' 'StX beje. 1C to VS rears: : $C to $? to start.
I "Printers' salessi&n. cjy; $l*> w«k.
¦ ¦Printer and ruler, out of city; $1S week.
.': : t^u'.lTcr*, a No. 1. stock local mfg. Co.
¦ f'Jcm'elry eiales^an. • *-
•TlfE NATIONAi. EMPLOYES' RDrORD CO.,
. .. ¦.-..¦•. 5c | y..Hearst buUiirg*
;:'-FARiIEns and-wtv**, tr*> and found; chcrv-
.• r-.a.n; re^itlemcis's rlac*. $23 an<l found; yxr^ng
'; ;n:^3 to «**i<t'cn milk waecn. (iO an-i found:
; ."- "¦..fru.t i^d^Jer, $15 andfr>und; rough car^-prt-
..Vt»r! 5-i-tIay; tcarr.s'pr," $2 day; farmers. $25
.". ;.:.::J JS30 and found: $2 DO day;
. : j;acW wcrk c^r-^r rs;'ir.'.'.k«r. small place. $2«
i-;.en<l -found; laborers. for (2 50 day; £
v ' -wocxlchoppers • f or rs'.ne, $1 50 cord: cooks,
• :>-a.: tors, and etj^rs. J. F. CROSETT & CO..
.<-CS ¥ve^rs.feer.to et. .'.
.'.'.A'-fACinC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
. . • Ptoae ISain llffl. t^»» Ommerclal Bt.
•NEW WORK— NEAR' CITY.
•';8 lal-crers. $2; 5 teanwters, $2 £5 day; 8
'; -hc^rs wcrk. lens Jcb.
; •- '.. .* " . sawmills.
y.O laboyrra. $W» wor* arn-nd yards; 10 la-
: ¦ N?rVr<. railroad gradir.r. ti cay: ."0 Ijdys and
. -. ¦ young- mwi.. bc-Jc factory. t-M *nd found; S
, -"-iBSCBer i>tler«. $C>. board where yo« Ilk*; 10
••;. - . rr.-tterr, CUrk "R. R-. f^O, fare $4 60.
."-.• ' ' AZ. HOBD-4 SMITHS.
.Cr.tractcr»' Agents. • 05 Third st.
..'-'Coolc; small, country boarding-house. $30.
• '. Mcriterey f^cunty — Mont»rey Connty.
¦.S'.'iCT wctJc fQr Iabcr»7s, $2 25.
¦• . -Gr*vi cU^nate; long Job. .
'."'•"¦ ' I.^aborers: $2 25; laborers. $2 23.
-'. : 1 1 'you ere looklr.g for wcrk see us.
¦/ 'Carpenter, country. $4.
.* " 3 'Uthern California.' teajr.«ter», $2.
; -"A— "VMERICAX EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
'.¦-.-. ,<r42'C.n:mercial «..' near K<»arny.
¦ ¦•., Phffl* Hush hXJ JOHN L. DRECHSLER.
"¦ -'.V-'fcetlwfigst. ranch. $45 fd»; fhin?tle Jcmtfr,
'¦•.?+'«¦ !••.: >¦¦ - " i>in« frtd>r. $3: 4 Jarrncrs;
'.. ' i'.rr.ilker!: 10 laborers., big pice line. $2 25
"..•:to $2 £0 day; 5 laborers, c'.l line. $2 2.">; 20
. .•¦ Jabcrers. logging. R. R.. lumber company,
vv*4a'fd.-*-*COUTH:10 lusr^r rtlers. $2 to $2 50.
¦¦"• :¦ v -"> j-te to OLARKS H-. R. to-night. *
' WANTED — ealf-siaert. various, places; solictt-
." " *>r*. EAiary and ccsuclfFfon ;" Ftore man; m^n
¦ : ". !sr'r>rf<"»t* x>lace: wsit^ns and ethers. SE-
*.LECT EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 1031 Mar-
'.. -k*t at.
'•A— Hf.TEL GAZETTE. 2 r , M.:rtj:on:»ry, r. 12^
.."4 pilottS waiters. $25; 2 waiters, $30.
v .BRIOj/T youTijr Job -ccropcFitor: foreman; n-
" -r..II*nt ci>i>crtuaitT. ED\VART> "KNOWLES
- Company. 24 .sevxmd st.
• BF-I'jHT tmaU bey to run errands; good chane*
.-. for i^vAncraest. KNOWLES COMPANY.
•24 Stccrid. st.
¦'.<Ji:NTLEMAN of ability and good address can
. <wn $20 per day; greatest electric novelty of
the are. Call room 4, Licit House, from
. " :« to 12 tc-day.
GOVElINilENT pcsitiORs— Call st IC". Golden
. ' Gate are., room 7. lot fr.e Information as
-to positions, salaries. ag>- lirrars. etc.; day
• -/or evenings.
' V ANTE) — iRetall salesman, familiar with
. ' KTO^erTr or crockery busings*: tive reference
" • rr«ri«mce and enses. ¦ i; -ted. Box 2SCSi
ONE rr two m*n to I*»rn a <x>d trade; steady
.wr^-K;no r.:ght or Build** wcrk; $25 security
_..'• rrm:ir*<3. Apply 310H Fotsaaa st.. upstairs.
HOP r'"klrr beirirss TVTr'Stiand Monday. Au-
gust for fpecla.1 rate Jlcltetn to-day.
E. CLEMENS HORST CO.. 122 Battery st.
CASH t>r* wanted. Arily between 9 and 10
- a. ra . I. MAGNIN & CO.. 43-53 E2I!s st.
ERR.VND ix-y acd to h"!i> around drug store"
• ttve ag». V.OX 2S72. Call offlce.
BOY warteJ «n tailor store, with references.
..106 Stockton Ft.
MAN help rr.ar.ac* ligfet business; $75 month;
• littltr Hiorey required. Call IlUi Market, r. 1.
. YOUNG man to wcrk around hotel. 1443 Har-
rfsos «¦ ,
' GOOD bartxr wanted. 208 Third st.
BOOTBLACK. U7 Fil'more st., comer Mc-
Allister.
WANTED— A first-class waiter at 23 Stockton
street.
MAN with $150 cash In business will make
$10 pgr day. Bcx 1509. 10AS Market st.
GOOD tKirb»r for Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday. 4OSli Sixth st.
BARBER — 3-chs!r shep; no reasonable offer
refused. 10OO Val'Jicia st.
• Al BARBER ehep for sale. Address C JOIt-
DAN. et. Helena. Cal.
•ERRAND bey wanted; must have references:
*t»a5y poxiticn and «<5vanc«iient for right
. bey. KIRK. .GEART A CO.. 112 Geary st.
TRY ocr men's shoes, tmion made at $1 and
SI SO pair; foot-fonn shoes at $2'50; we pay
« express cr -mall charges 11 3d st.. Exam. bid.
WANTED— Experienced man cr boy to peddle
fruit. Call 663 Natema st., 7 o'clock.
BARBER wanted to run or buy ehop; cheap;
account other business. Apply Call office.
BARBER shop for sale: 2 ehalrs: good location;
hcuseketpinz rooms rear. 193S Mission et.
BARBER «hop for sale on account of sickness.
Ap&Iy l*t& Mission st.
" Z.ABOH d«bts *jer>llected ; r=lts. Bttacbments.
Uw and ACJuztmesx Co., 32S ilon;gj.,r. 419.
SEI.P WAgTED— MALE — Coatlnned.^
A— MURRAY & READY. 634-C36 Clay St.
Phone Main 6S4S.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
We epeak the German. French. Italian.
Scandinavian. Greek, Spanish. Slavonian and
Danish languages.
1903 We Gave 1004 We Hope to
60,000 Men Work. Increase 60,000.
He has arrived. Now at our office.
Representative of the United States.
Government work being done close to
• Wadsworth. in State of Nevada.
Cost only $1 office fee. See boss.
Muckers, J75. See boss.
Teair-ster*. ?75. See boss.
Laborers. $75. S« boas.
Drillers. $'J0. See boas.
Concrete mixers. $75. See boss.
BLACKSMITHS.
12 blacksmiths, different Jobs. $3 to $4 day.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
12 cocks, different places. $.10. $30, $50.
6 waiters, $30 to $4v> found.
12 dishwashers, $0, $7, $b week.
. Laundryman. institution, $40.
4 porters. 2 bellboys.
LUMBER COMPANIES. ETC.
Gang edgenr.an, boes here. $73.
Head donkeyman. woods, fare $2. $<S5 found.
M&n, charge vinegar plant. $20 week.
H^ad lineman, woods. $75 found.
Shingle jointer, country. $35 found.
6 Iron mclder*.
Tail edgerman. fare $3, $2 25 day.
12 coopers, slack wcrk, steady, 10a barrel.
Gang fHigerman. lumber company. $75. :
Gang charroa; burners. lOo to. 13c sack. I
FARMS— DAIRIES— STABLES.
I 12 milkers. S3n. 535, $40 found. <
12 farmers. $30 and- found.
14 choremen, boys. $30 to $15 found.
12 stablemen, $30 found. $CO, $75.
4 farmers and wives. $40. $50, $C0 found.
LOOK— STEADY JOBS.
20 laborers, lumber co.. you'll do. $60.
2O section laborers, lumber co., $2 dar.
Special fare. Special R. R- car.
25 BOYS OR YOUNG MEN.
Plaslcg mill, bcx factory, $30 and found.
BOSS HERE— SEE HIM.
8 machine miners, gold quartz, $S2 50.
Chef co.->k. fare $3. N-v 1 }rh. $S0 found.
MURRAY & READY, 634-C36 Clay st.
! A— TO LOS ANGELES", $4 CO.
By 6ar.ta Fe R. R., S p. n. dally.
155 teamsters. $6O.
The land of sunshine, fruit and Cowers.
Highland. Redtands. Riverside.
Pomor.a. center of orange and lemon groves.
MURRAY Sc READY. €34-636 Clay at.
A— 155 WOODCHOPPERS.
Tinsmith- 9-hour job. $3 50 day.
LOOK.
C ptunb/rs, free fare. $1 day.
2 starrh ircner?. country laundry, $12 wepk.
51 WNDINAVIANS.
10 laborer*, lun-.ber en to-day. $33 found.
MURRAY & READY. 634-636 Clay St.
GANG extra good Job. $40 found.
Woodturner rlanire mill. 2<V fare. $3 W day.
2 experienced men for bottlln? works, $2 day.
BOYS. %
5 beys, box factory, email boys. $1 to $1 25
jCn-RRAY & READY. €34-63* Clay St.
TW<"> ramp wafters. $2."> and found.
Porter hotel, mine town. $2-'« and found.
OREGON BORDERS.
25 !aVr»ri. no experience required, $60.
Man and w'.fe. orchard, wife cock, fare re-
funded ITvi and found.
MURRAY & READY. C34-C38 Clay st.
j A— 155 ITALIAN laborers. $60.
155 Austrian laborer?. $C0.
. MURRAY & READY, 6T.4-C36 Clay st.
TWO haybalers. heavy crop. l.V; ten.
Hcdcarrier. fare $1. $3 50 day.
SPECIAL.
Pastry co.-k. first-class country hotel. $75.
' Second roc-k or cook's helper. $-10 found.
Pentryman. first-class city hotel. $25 found.
Slaughter-house butcher, feed hogs. $30 fd.
OIL FIELDS.
10 laborer? *'" 50.
BANKING SYNDICATE.
23 laborer? ro exp*?rieTi<-e, you'll do. $67 SO. 1
MURRAY & READY. 634-636 Clay st.
' SPECIAL.
MIDNIGHT.
CoromakPr, country foundry, s»e boss h»re,
• $r, T-Q day.
Blacksmith, married ruin, good Job, country,
$-"S day.
4 machine miner?. S-hnur shift. $3 day.
MARRIED FARMER.
Yola Cour.ty. far? $1 !><>. jrood job. $50 found.
Farmer, act as foreman: 4 lumber pliers. $6f>.
Toons man. order wajron. butcher. $10 week.
2 furnace men. mine. $40 and found.
10 Italians, ranch. $2*5 and found; polisher
and ircner. country laundry. $15 week.
Gang edgcrman. sawmill. San Mateo, $50 fd.
Seccnd cook and baker, country hotel. $C0 fd.
25 ITALIANS.
25 Italian laborers fcr lumber Co.. north.
I MURRAY & RJEADY. C34 and 63S Clay s^
j 5 BLAiTKFMITHS, Nevada. $6O and found.
Gang edgerman. fare $2 25 $i5 to $60 fd.
FOREMAN.
Man take charge of pile driver gang for
bridge wcrk, boss her". $3 day.
LOOK.
Cock, thrashing outfit. $2 day and found.
Boy take orders, handle hcrses. J20 and fd.
Bart-nder. ccok a little lunch. $35 and fd.
Eov. bakery, fare $2 2o. $25 and found.
COLORED.
4 colored waiters, same hotel.
MURRAY & READY, 6Si and C58 Clay srt.
MEN to learn barber trade; cn',y eight weeks
required; constant practice and expert In- |
struction: positions secured; special induce-
ments this tncnth: catalogue mailed fre^s.
IIoIt cvst~m College. C35 Clay gt.
WANT Er> — Educated gentleman who has good j
knowledge of encyclopedia work; salary $1000
p»r vear with additional bonus: flrst-clais
references required. Box 3029, Call office.
BARBER shop fcr sale; two chairs; little way j
out in country: for man and family only: j
four living rooms in back. 2116 San Bruno :
road^ ' _^^^_ j
WANTED — Laborers and mechanics to know |
tJ-at Ed Rolkln. Reno Hou,*e proprietor, has
added 100 r.ew rooms to the Denver He use, !
217 Third pt.: 2C0 room?; 25c to 50c per night, j
I WANTED — Men and women to prepare jtcr j
Government positions. Apply for free cata- I
legue giving particulars. Pacific Correspond-
ence Institute. Grant bldg.. 1005 Market st.
i WANTED— Men and boys to learn plumbing j
trade; Coyne Bros. Co. School of Practical
Plumbing; send for catalogue. Address '4073-5
Eastcn ave.. St. Louis. Mo.
TOTNG man to learn barber trade: paid wht!«
learning. S. F. Earber College. 741 A Howard.
SAII>ORS and young men <gr<»en hands) for
efcips. HALLBERT, 517 Jackson st.
SAILORS ar.d ordinary seamen fcr all part* of
the worid at HERMAN'S. 27 Eteuart et. •
¦
PENSION Atty.. E.A.Bullis, r.40. Phelan bldg.
Pazt Com. Geo. H. Thomas Post. G. A. R.
WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 Third at., near Mar-
ket — 700 rooms; 3.1c night; reading-rooms;
free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry.
! A BRANCH office of The Call for the reception ',
of advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened at 1008 Market St.. opposite Fifth,
Open ustll 11 P- m.
ALL sixes men's shoes. sl:pht!y damaged, half ;
price. 5C3 Mission Et., b?t. 1st and 2d sts.
GET your ehc*s half-soled while waiting; 25c
to &0c 553 Mission St.. bet. 1st and 2d sts.
HELP "WAZTTED — SOUCITOJfcS.
Al LADY or cent solicitor: splendid lnduce-
roents. Call 6 to S p. m.. 224 Cailaghan bldg.
HOESES AHD XTAOOV3.
AUCTION sale every Tuesday; horses, wagons.
rurreys. buggies, carts and harness; at 1140
Folsom" st.
FINE river bottom pasturage: green feed year
round- near Black Diamond, Contra Costa
County. Nucleus gtables. 100 Stevenson. S.F.
I FOR sale — Bay mare; weight 1225 pounds;
work single or double; $90. 1615 Eddy st.
GOOD top buggy for sale. Box 2234, Call
office. __^____^_______^___
A FINE black mare fcr sale; broke to saddle;
perfectly gentle. Box 1934. Call offlce.
FOR sale — Top and open buggies; cheap. &ZS
Fulton st.
FOR sale— Light driving buggy; $30. Box
2281. Call office.
FOR sale — Fine gentle black saddle horse. 6
years old. 1QC5 Fillmore st.
WAGONETTES, eurreys, buggies, wagons, har-
****. work end driving horaes. 15th -Valencia.
HOUSES TO JiET.
A— PRINTED list of houses to let 'send foV cir"
cnlar. G. 1L UMBSEN A CO.. 20 Montgomery.
HOTEL to rent — 13 rooma; 1541 and 1543 Pine
st.. between Polk and Van Ness ave.; electric
lighted: steam tieated; running hot and cold
water in every room; one block from three
car line; man will be en premises from
12 to 1 every day.
SUNNY house. 8 roYsms; large basement and
yard; $40. SIS McAllister st.
HOUSES — njKHTSgllD — SATJSAUTO.
TO lease, furnished, "The Crest," Sausallto;
superb marine view; tennis court, croquet;
8 rooms. 2 baths. Apply MADISON A
BURKE. 30 . Montgomery st. "
HOUSES WASTED.
FURNISHED house. 5 or 6 rooms. In good lo-
cality, Alameda. Oakland or Berkeley for 2
rsonths. Bcx 3021. Call offlce.
. XJjTVAUp CHATBS. ~~~
COLO, rented, exchanged : manufacturers of
Karats tricycle chair. SOU Mkt. ; teLPark 773.

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