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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL', WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1904.
10
JOHN D. srKF^}^SjLiJis!^PJ$S}2Z
Address Communications to
sons l s^-^^i^zjiz^ji^~^^^^SZ
\V. J. MAUTIX Business Manager
TELEPHONE.
*fk for THE CALL. The Operator Will Con-
nect You With the Department You Wish.
Publication OtT.e* Market and Third. S. F.
Editorial Kooiss 217 to 221 Stevenson «t.
Delivered by Carriers. 2" Ct«. Per Week, 75
Ctt. Per Month. Flr.frl* Copies 6 Jr 1 ?;.,,..
5>rm» by Mail. Includlr.je Postage Cash W.tn
DAILY CALL dnclud. Bandar^ 1 r 6 * 1 "--*?™
HAILT CALL (includ. Bonday). 6 rcos... 4.00
DAILY CALL— liy Single Month „';*
FUNDAY CALL. 1 Year r "L
WEEKLY CALL. I Year i- , ,
f Da'lv $S £0 Per Year Kxtra
FOREIGN I L. -dVy 4 lo Per Year Extra
POSTAGE, [weekly! 1 .00 Per Tear Extra
ALL POSTMASTERS" ARE AUTHORIZED
TO RECEIVE EUESCRIFTlONb.
Eanple Ccj :«, will be forv.arded *Siea re-
quested. , .
Man subscribers in orderlrg CB *£ se ,. *!.,*&
trri* should be particular to give botn r*t.>>
AND OLD ADr-KE^f In order to Insure a
prompt and correct compliance with Uieir re-
aueat.
OAKLAND OFFICE:
ICie Ercadwty .....Ttl'ihcne Main 1063
BERKELEY OFFICE:
HiS Center Etreet Telephone North 77
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
VAKL'EL W. WALL Hotel Barton
NEW YORK NEWS STAND:
Waliorf-Aetoria Hotel: A. Brentano. 31
rcloo Square; Murray Hill Hole:; Fi«h-avenue
Hotel cxd HcSrccn Hcuse.
CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Ehencaa House; P. O. News Co.: Great
Northern Hcte!; Treracnt Hcuse; Auditorium
Hotel; Palmer House.
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
C GEORGE KROGNESS. Marquette Building.
(Lcsc D.ttance Telephone. ••Central 2t>19.' >
NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN B. fcJJITU 00 Tribune Building
NEW YOF.K CORRESPONDENT:
C. C CARLTON Herald Square
BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call.
corner Market ar.d Third streets; cptn until
12 o'clock every r.ight la the year.
BRANCH OFFICES:
IPOS Market ktreet. opposite Fifth; open until
11 D. I--
127 Mocu?rmery etreet. corner Clay: open until
J»:30 p. is.
tOO Hay** street; cpen until 5:C0 p. m.
C3S» McAllister Ftreet; open until U:«0 p. m.
*:15 La: kin street: open until 9:30 p. m.
1J»41 Miftlrn Ftrtet; open until lu p. m.
Itxi Eleventh etrcet ; cj«?r. unt!: 9 p. m.
1096 Valencia mreet; open until » p. rn.
Northeast ccrr.er Church and Duncan streets;
cpen uctil 9 p. m.
£1:00 Fillra.re rir<*-t: or»n urtil 9 p. m.
HEETIHO 3TOTICES.
»II£SION Loipe No. 1CT, F. and A. M. »
Called meetins THIS (ffEnXES-vv
DAY) EVENING, at 7/M t'clock. /V\
Second decree.
U. E. ALLAN. Secretary-
rXCELFIOH l> E r t e Lodge No. 2. i__
I. O. O. F.— F;;ec:a! F -y?ion TO-
NIGHT at 7:^y o'clock in Pros-i^?<«S?*fs
pect Hall; Important business. "^CifiSK*^
l'EUREE BLASTER.
FARNSV.-ORTH Iv-dre No. 95. I.
O. O. F. — Initiation THIS-gagnafc
(WEDNEFDA1 NIGHT, ¦; fZ^SftZk
tember 21, 8 o'clock EJjarp, "'-^rr.^t^*
Welcome Hall. Vicitl&s and Bojuurnin*
brothers •relcome.
DR. J. C. NEWTON. Noble Grand.
O. A. BUEMAX, R>-c. Secretary.
FIDELITY Lodee No. 222. I. O.
0. F.— Members will nrrrinMr .'tSTOM^-
at S:00 .!. n F.harr FRIDAY attE*-«!>5*3
1. O. O. F. bulidinc. Feventh ' J 3t**aSS'
end Market stF. ; ha!* and r^calia will be
distributed. W. H. MITCHELL. N. «.
ADEN Lodse Nn sn:t. I. O. O. ..v.«3^ v^
F— Initiation TO-NIGHT iITi 1 -"JijCjXI'l
r.esiay). Sfpteir.lT -*1 tin Pwed-sfs^SEf^
Ua); 7 candidate^. Visiting broth- ¦^Jlttfiv 5 '
ere cordially invited. All members are re-
QUtsUi to he ir"?rnt.
GEOKCE C. MOREN. N. O.
EVTAN CHTTIUUS, Hec.
VNITY Lodge No. 01. Knights of
Pythias, will confer the Knight rar.k*?^,^
(long form) en TIUR^DAY EVEN- ">tvg
ING. September 22, at our hall. Z?§>
22Ci Golden Gate ave. AH brother -*->'^ v
fciniehtt are cordially invited By order of
E. B. KIMBALL, C. C.
S. TV". GATES. K. of R. ar.U-K.
NATIONAL Union. Califor-
r.:a Council, meets TO- <; f^~~"g*^
NIGHT at Pioneer Hall. XI '¦ irt^rgfc
Fourth et., at 6 o'clock. "^ »
Vieltir.e friends cordially Invlt?d; initiation.
By enJer C. liKNDEL, President.
C H. VAN ORDEN. Secretary.
AUSTRIAN Benevolent Society— Reg- .,.«;
ular meeting WEDNES-UAY EVEN- aA*"^
!1NG at thtir hall. 413 Sutter Ft., iit $£*?*?
7:30 eharp. Ea^cn an<i every member <r&F3
Is requested to be present, as immediately
after the transaction of th« regular buftl-
nef* the foriPty will adjourn to the Lanquet
hail, where they will hoM 'their eecond
monthly social and 'ntfrtainment. Refresh-
ments. A good time is; experted. Hy order
of J. V.'. BTANEAItT. President.
DE WITT W. TOLL. Re-nrding Secretary.
TTIE eighth annual State convention of Cali-
fornia branch of the International Order of
the King's DaiiRhtoris and Sons will be lieM
in Oakland at Calvmry Kaptist Church \\>«t
and Twrlfth rts.. on FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY. October U and IT.. All leaders of cir-
ele« will p'.rasc communicate with the State
««!«rct»ry. Mr*. Matilda Brown. 500 Caledonia
• ve.. Oakland.
THE California Debris Ccir.rnlsFion h^vinc re-
ceived erp!l<:atlcn to irine by hydraulic
process from J. K. Cowdery. in Slid- mine,
near Ft. Louis. Sierra County. Oal.. draining
into Jacket* CJuIrh suri Plate Creek, which
reache* Yuba BlVCT. gives notice that a
raeetlnr to revive ar.y protests will lie held
et room f>0. FW-d building, San Francisco.
Cal.. Oct. 3. 1WM. ft 1 :.*ir> p. m.
AGEKTS WASTED.
EXPERIENCED car.va«s*»r?, ?B to ?:• day. nil
WasliinK.cn ft.. Oakland, r. 3. lft to 12 a.m.
ATTOBlfETS-AT-LAW.
Jt. W. KINO. Attcrney-at-Law. Exam. b;d*
6th f.ocx; entrance tooxn Cll; established 20
years: ail courts, ci-r.eral court and office
practice; no u-e :i advance or frr consulta-
tion; evening* by BrroiTitment. Tel Red 3601.
ADVICE free on til legal matters; divorces a
»p»cla::j : private, quick; no ray ia advance;
(clcl&g cempar.!*-* org*r.:zed;patents obtained
<3. W. HOWE. 1122 Market «t : estab. 22 yrV
AA — Dlvrrc*:coirt!« f J2:«juick.<au!et :advlc»> free-
¦ II law buFlnffj; no charse unless *uccessl
ml: r.per. eveainps. I>27 Market et.. room SOI.
CrvonCE— Co*ts. $12: nulck. quiet; advice
free; all law buflneeg; r.o ch2rre unless p»jc-
c<-wtul: open evening*. 927 Market, room 301.
ADVICE free; divorce co*ts H2; no fees or
rorts In advance: all law barfnese; office
rpeu Eeturday evenings. 819 Market rt.. r.33.
ADVICE free. Columbian Law & Collection
Arenry. room S.S. 016 Mtrlcet : tel. John 6226.
PATENTS, A7neri<-*r. and foreign. EONTAG'S
PATENT AGENCY. 214 Pine ft., 6th floor.
L. 6. CLARK. 027 Market, r. 30*; consultation
{re*: no ft?e» In advance; open evenlngi.
AOTOMOBIEES.
A I'TOaiOBILn for Bale; 10 h. r-: $700; *«at 2
cr 4; flrM-cl*e» condition. Box 1234. Call.
LOCOMOBILE, lrt-hcrsepower: •> F eati>- In
p^od rani.lng order. Call 473 Valencia ft.
ASTHMA CTTJHE.
DI NOLA'S Asthma Remedy relieves Instant-
ly; 10c. 25c. 60c 1602 Market. St. Nicholas;
• l*o CTfihart. 10th and Washington. Oakland.
B1BDS._ POOS. ETC.
HAnT/5 Mountain canaries & African pray par-
rpt«. juet received. A. C. RoWaon. g35 Kearny.
JBOAJRD IKO^OB^HttDRElJr.
WANTED — A child to board; cood home. 37
hen Carloe ave.
BOASDngP rOB CHI.DSEIT WAITED.
PRIVATE family to take boy to board; Oak-
land rreferred: attends public achooL Box
1638. can crnce. :?sgsmaemsBBi
~REE— A Two Pound Package of Piffs&iinj-s V/itos=— A Sinofe PacRaae
BITSIirESS CHAITCES— Contlnnea.
A — CAMERON & CO. Phone South 105U.
3 Eddy 6t.. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds of business chances.
FOR sale— Well furnished 5-rootn ark, moored
one hour's ride from city; fine chance for
summer outing; also for winter shooting and
fishing; completely furnished and equipped
for houaekeepins; automatic generators for
making own »ras; toilets, closets: everything
strictly new and modern; accommodates 12
people over nlfeht; perfect little home: owner
obliged to «ro East; make offer. CAMERON
& CO.. .'{ Eddy et.
FOR rale — Grocery, creamery, hay, feed, also
barley mill plant; best coast city In Califor-
nia; over 4000 population; sold as whole or
separately; fine proposition; has the butter
business of the town; exter.rlve interee'a else-
where only reason for selling' books open for
inspection. For particulars see CAMERON
6 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.
AN Ideal resort. 30 minutes' ride from city:
7 acres In shrubbery; 22 rooms furnished;
2 bars, dancing pavilion, shooting gallery;
many other attractions; rent $50 per month;
4 years' lease; sublets for $100 every Sun-
day; electric cars • direct; clears $4000 per
year: price $2200. For further particulars
eee CAMERON & CO.. 3 Eddy St.
FOR : ale— Well equipped millinery store ,-
beautiful show cases, counters and store fix-
tures; clean stock of goods; doing good busi-
ness: fine location: fittings coat more than
price asked; big snap at $1000; sickness.
CAMERON & CO.
F 0 ," 1 fale— Several good business, propositions
for investors, such as first-class laundry,
ice cream mHJiufactory, bakeries, furnishing
goods, merchandise, country hotels, restau-
rants and many other propositions too num-
erous to mention; would be pleased to Ziave
you call and Inspect our list. CAMERON
& CO.. 3 Eddy st. -
RESTAURANT for sale In Sacramento: doing
nicely and a g«»od trade established for sev-
eral years; everything in flrst-class order;
will sell reasonable. Address, for particulars
box 041, Call office.
HONEST partner In business that pays $100
. per month to each; trial given; $100 required
1130 Market St.. room 2. -
BUSINESS man, 38, has several thousand dol-
lars to Invest with services In any paying
business: city or country. Box 1492, Call.
$1500 CASH or security— Corner grocery and
liquors; best location; no opposition; big
stock; no agents wanted. 1772 Sutter at.
FIRST-CLASS corner saloon; best location;
Ions lease; owner must leave the city; no
agents. Inquire saloon, 398 Ninth st.
CANDY and Icecream store for sale; 3 fur-
nished rooms; no reasonable offer refused
531 Fourth et. ¦
WANTED— To buy a restaurant in good loca-
tion and price must be reasonable. Box 884.
Call office.
EXCHANGES made in all kinds of real estate
rcomins houses and business chances. CAM-
ERON i CO.. 3 Eddy «t.
WANTED — Party who understands bay and
river freighting; will start you In business-
no capital required. Box 1509. Call office.
OLD-ESTABLISHED Baloon for sale. Box
1877, Call office. .. • "\ ..
GOOD saloon; rent reasonable: well located -
price reasonable. Apply 997 Market St., r. 104.
SALOON for sale, cheap: good ' location. ¦ 838
Broadway. Oakland.
ELECTRICAL plating works for sale. 225
Tenth et.
DELICATESSEN store wanted. Address box
1051. Call office.
FINE grocery and bar In the Mission for sale.
Box 1142. Call office.
CANDY store^ — Will sell to suit buyer; snap;
other business the reason. ¦ 1427 Market at.
A BRANCH office of The Call for the reception
of advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened st 1008 Market St.. opposite Fifth.
Open until 11 p. m. •
COI.I.ECTIO w orriCjBS.
Bad tenants ejected for $4; collections made;
dty or country. Pacific ¦ Collection ¦ Co. 41S
Montgomery, rooms 0-10; tel. Main C5S0.
| BOOKS
ECHOOL books, old and new. bought and sold.
DALY t.CURRAN. 657 Geary «t.
/T— $2500; MANUFACTURING business; rent
&o; the best opening for a trade on this
coast; rare and pood chance. See R. G.
WILKE. 1'tiU Kearny st.
A— $1400; HALF Interest in one of the best
raying saloons in this city: place established
years and making money; retiring; partner
to leave California. See R. G. WILKE,' 26&
Kearny «t.
A— $«50: CORNER saioon. witn 6 years' lease;
vory best location and a good paying busl-
netff. Call R. G. WILKE. 2C'^ Kearny st.
A— $000; COMMISSION business; established
many years; rent $80; best location: investi-
gate; this is a very rare chance. See R. G.
WILKE. 2C% Kearny st.
A— flOGO; BAKERY: best location In the Ml»-
elon; rent nr.; all store trade; baking IVi
barrels r<r day; 4 years' lease: 6 living
room*. See R. G. WILKE. 26% Kearny «t.
A — $400; RESTAURANT and chophouse; oppo-
site carhouse; rent $16; a good paying busl-
pess. Eee R. G. WIKE. 26% Kearny st.
A— $900; BOARDING and rooming house; 30
rooms; kitchen, dining-room. 37 beds; cood
paying and old established hcuse; lease.
Call It. G. WILKE. 26% Kearny st.
A—$25C0; HOTEL with 27 furnished rooms |
across the bay; 6 years' lease; rent $75; busi-
ness first class, paying; finest location in
good business town. R. G. WILKE, 26V4 :
Kearsy Et. _^__ !
A— $900: CORNER ealoon on Fourth St.; rent
$30; living rooms: lease; a place established
years and well paying. See R. G. WILKE.
26>4 Kearny tt. ,
A — $1250; DAIRY produce, branch bakery. Ice-
cream ar.d candy store; rent $45; dally re-
ceipts about $35; business clears from $150
to 1200 per month. Call R. G. WILKE, 26%
Kearny st.
A— $1200; CORNER saloon on Folsom su ; rent
$26; place doing a first-class paying business.
Eee R. G. WILKE. 26% Kearny st.
A— $17M>; BAKERY, estab. many years; dally
receipts $50; baking 3% barrels day ; very best
locaf n. Particulars R.G.WILKE,2tt% Ktarny
$2000— BAUBER shop; 4 chairs; elegant fix-
tures and clearing at least $50 per week:
rent $75, including 7 rooms: located In the
chokett business part of this city. Call R.
<J. WILKE. 2C% Kearny st.
A— $750; DELICATESSEN, branch bakery and
far.cy grocery; 4 nice living icoins; rent $23:
daily receipts about $20; best location north
of Market eU Call R. O. WILKE. 26%
Kearny st. . >¦•"' '
A— I1S0U; CORNER oaloon; about 1 block from
Chronicle building; le»ee: one of lhe V>est io-
cations in this city; rare cflince. Bee R.
G. WILKE. 26% Kearny st. ,
A— $C500; SALOON, cne cf the best on Market
,t.; 4%-year lease; rent $107; place is ele-
pantly ntted up and never clearing less than
fciT.0 "per month. Eee R. G. WILKE. 2t>%
Kearry st.
A— $2t00; HOTEL in San Mateo Co.; 28 fur-
nished room*, dining and bar room, bowling
alley and dance pavilion; rent $100; horse.
wagr>n and :i cows: 5-year leas*. See U. G.
WILKE, 26% Kearny et. _^
A— $3500: CORNER grocery and bar on Fulton
et.: rent $tJO: livluc rooms; stock will ln-
vcioe about $2800; a well established and
flrst-class paying business. Se* R. G.
WILKE. 26% Kearny st.
A— $2t>00; CORNER «aloon with 4 years' lease
in wholesale district: owner bought ranch
and sacrifices; baloon established years; a
first-class faying place. Eee R. G. WILKE.
26% Kearriy Bt.
A— SSCO: CORNER saloon In wholesale district:
rent $50: dace doing a fine business; sur-
rounced by wholesale houses; no night or
Eundny work. R. G. WILKE. 26% Kearny.
A— $3.'.fO; ELEGANT barroom, with mercan-
tile lurch; en Montgomery st.. vicinity of
California: dac* must be sacrificed on ac-
ocunt of ill health of owner. See R. G.
WILKE. 26% Kearny St.
REALTY EXCHANGE CO..
F. A. BARR. MGR.,
SUITE £07 and SOS, CALL BUILDING.
PROSPEROUS LAUNDRY FOR SALE.
UNEQUALED OPPORTUNITY.
OVER $12.0C0 ANNUAL NET- PROFIT.
ONLY $15,000 CASH REQUIRED.
REMAINDER PURCHASE PRICE CAN BE
PAID OUT IN NET PROFITS.
OVERCROWDED WITH WORK AND NOW
DOING A MONTHLY BUSINESS OF OVER
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Can be increased to $15,000 MONTHLY by
investing a few thousand dollars in additional
machinery.
Best reasons for selling.
THIP OPPORTUNITY CANNOT BE DUPLI-
CATED IN SAN FRANCISCO.
NO CURIOSITY SEEKERS WANTED, BUT
parties with capital and meaning business can
obtain full particulars from
THE REALTY EXCHANGE CO..
Suite Sd7 and 808 Call Building.
THE BAWYER-BLETHEN CO.,
Business Exchange, 1118 Market st.
Faloons $350 to $7500
Rnomlng-houses $275 to $1250
Restaurants $!»5O to $2T>0<»
Groceries $. - J25 to $3500
Ci£ar stands $125 and up
Bakeries $175 to $000
BAWYER-BLETHEN CO.,
Business Exchange, 1118 Market st.
Cipar stand, near Market st $1SOO
Grocery, notions, etc., 6 living rooms.. 10OO
Ranch ani meat market, country.... onoo
Saloon.'rent (ISO; Ifase HkK)
FINE OPPORTUNITIES.
IF you wish to buy cr sell property of any
description do not fall to call upon us; we
may have Just what you want to buy or a
purchaser for what you have tT sell.
SEAL ROCK INVESTMENT CO..
1312 Market st..
Rooms 418-419. Telephone Folsom 3468.
fC*>00-»-THE l^Ft restaurant and cafe In a live
city • near San Francisco; well established;
doing a fine business; lar;re and small dining-
rooms, fitted uj> in granrl Ktyle; rent only
$.V, per month: am compelled to sell on ac-
' count of health.
J. W. JAQUITH.
1312 Market Ft.
Rooms 418-419. Tel Folsom 34GS.
FOR sale st a sacrifice and agreeable terms,
or to lease for 5 or 10 years; a fine located
heme and mlabllEhed health resort. 27 rooms;
several mineral springs on It; old age the
cause. For particulars Inquire or call at
MRS. HOPPINS SPRING, Bartlett Springs
Lake County, Cal.
$600— Restaurant: north Market, nr. Kearny
stand Inve*. ; rent $60. BERG, 318 Kearny!
$1.10 — PARTNER: need partner more than
money; call at once. See BERG, 318 Kearny.
$1200— ROADHOUSE: lease 4 years to run-
rent $50. Pee F. BERG. 318 kearny.
THE real estate business of FRANK P. LEE,
located at 911 Broadway, bet. 8th end 9th
Ms . Oakland, together with full office equip-
ment, counters, desks, »afe, typewriter, etc.,
is for rale. Any one interested will kindly
call at above address for further particulars.
WANTED— HustUr with ability to sell candy
on talary: $15 to $30 per week: must have a
little money to become a member of co-
operative corporation under California laws.
Apply Immediately. KELLER CANDY CO..
477 Seventh »t.. Oakland ;branch San Francisco
ATTENTION. BUYERS*
Newly furnished transient house; full-
liquor license; 5 years' lease: new building-
dear* $300 monthly. A. STENBERG. 759
Market St.
A COMPETENT business man with $2500 as
secretary cf a substantial company; can clear
$5000 a year; this will bear closest lnvestlga-
tlon; money fully recured. 438 Crossley bid.
Ail organizing- small company of 20 people
that wlil invest $10 per month In sending
out i.rorpcctlng party In Nevada; if you
?' u \}2. 3 S. lT \. aj ' non < g t preposition address
bcx 1EC7. Call office.
FOR sale— Old-established stationery and pe-
riodical business, with a long lease; on ac-
count of elckness cf owner. Apply to E
BAUER, S. F. News Co.. 842 Geary st. •
$500— CANDY store, factory and Icecream buel-
nejw; good country town; rood reason for
Felllnc. Address MRS. J. COFFANEY
Pleasanton, Cal. ' '
GOOD-pnying. well-established hardware store;
all nice clean etock; must sell on account of
tickness; only $8250; will take hair city real
estate. Box 1324. Call office.
WANTED— Party with eome capital to In-
vest In Angora goats; have plenty of good
forage. Dairy, 1434 Howard st.. B. F.
STATIONERY and book store; business eec-
tlon; full stock. HEDGES, 609 Parrott bids.
I.OPGIWG-HOUSES FOB SAI.E — Pen..
MARION GRIFFIN.
406 Hearst bldg.. over "Examiner" entrance.
Corner 3d and Market sts. Tel. Black 3607.
Hotels, rooming and apartment houses for
sale. We furnish abstracts free and guar-
anteo titles.
YOU want a bargain now, don't you?
Come and see a 14-room house on
sunny Bide, central: respectable;
rent $4 per room; profit $35 monthly:
price $550; half cash. MARION GRIFFIN.
OWNER must leave city;
20 rooms near center of 'city; worth
$3C00; will take $1500; lease if desired-
furnished 10 months. MARION GRIFFIN.
A GIFT— $500 takes a 20 rdbm; north of Mar-
ket house; rent $30. MARION GRIFFIN
will put you in possession. *
EXCLUSIVELY for sale by MARION GRIFFIN
a 27-room house "in central location;
always full of high-priced roomers and
clearing $107 monthly; quiet, transient;
owners leaving on urgent business.
FIFTEEN unfurnished. 13 UNFURNISHED
Price $1200 now; was $2lKH); 39 rooms;
some apartments; mostly men roomers; in 24
rooms are good furnishings; sickness causes
sale; some one will snap it up quick;
no dark rooms. MARION GRIFFIN.
100 ROOMS. "THE FINEST."
We Invite you to Inspect a new
and modern building on Sutter. st., furnished
most beautifully in mahogany and weathered
oak. velvet and Axmlnster carpets; fine
hangings. Exclusively with
MARION GRIFFIN.
9 ROOMS on Sutter St., near Leavenworth;
$4.")0; part cash and little payments,
monthly. ;>,: MARION GRIFFIN.
PRICE $1500. $1500.
Only $.15 per month rent for 24 rooms:
full of roomers; near Van Ness and Market.
MARION GRIFFIN.
MOST elegantly furnished 7-room flat in this
city: highly polished oak; fine beds:
extra fine hangings: near Bush and Jones;
modern flat; all conveniences.
MARION GRIFFIN.
406 Hearst building.
AT a sacrifice; must raise money; house of 12
rooms; all rented; new carpets and furniture;
rent $55; marine view; and a number of other
bargains In lodging-houses and real estate;
nothing misrepresented. San Francisco Credit
Co., 10 Turk St.; phone Mint 741.
MITCHELL & CO
1206 Market st Phone Jessie 2981.
Rooming and apartment houses, hotels and
flats sold to suit purchasers ;tltles guaranteed.
MITCHELL & CO
LODGING-HOUSE for sale. .45 Sacramento
street.
$550 — WELL furnished house of 8 rooms. Call
from 1 to 5 p. m., 143 Sixth st.
CABPET BEATIITO _ABTD CltEANTrTa.
COMPRESSED Air and Vacuum Process uee<J
for cleaning carpets on floor without removal;
carpets and rugs also cleaned by compressed
air at shop; prices moderate. S. F. Com-
pressed Air Cleaning Co.. 303 Market St.;
phones Main 152 snd Bush 479.
WHEN you become distrusted with your work
tend for SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet-beat-
ing works. 355-357 Tehama »t. Tel. South 40.
WESTERN Carpet Cleaning Works. 1809 Har-
rison st. ; ' Al cleaning. 3e. FRED HAGE-
DORN & CO.: phone Mission 225. . -. ...
MITCHELL'S. 240 Fourteenth St.— First-class
carpet cleaning 3c yard. Tel. Mission 74.
CONKLIN'S Superior Csrpet Beating Works."
S33 Golden Gate ave. Telephone East 126.
HOPKE BROS.; excellent carpet beating; mat-
tresses made over. 1432 Howard ;tel. South 218.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter at.-
tel. Main 394. GEO. WALCOM & CO.. Props!
RUDOLPH & CO., carpet- beating works; prices
reasonable. 1703 Harrison rt. :tel. Mission 263.
CI.OTHINO BENOVAT1NO.
SUITS cleaned and pressed, $1; cccuring and
dyeing. Bon Marcbe. Examiner bids., r. 410;
phona Drunw- •»*. • CmM for and deliver free.
CEAIBVOYAHTS — Contlnndd.
MME M. BERNARD. THE FXMOU3
Clairvoyant and business medium, perma-
nently located at 17 Third St.. next Examiner
hid* • she reads your life correctly, gives aa
accurate description of the past, reveals U»»
Present happenings and portrays events ta
S£ur In the tuture; if you are- In trouble.
Sntented or not satisfied with life, cr
have domestic, love or business troubles, con-
suit this great medium and you will be told
now to overcome them: valuable advice, la
all affairs of life; 25c up: satisfaction guar-
anteedt open Sundays. Tel. Black 4583.
ISMAR Egyptian seeress. The Vendome. 1104
Market st San Francisco. Office hours-10
a m. to 3 IP. m.: Sundays. 10 to 12; Wedae*.
Say evening. 6 to 8. Phone South 1141.
PROF. JOHNS, palmist and P**^ 0 "£*
reader: readings 25c; 2 to 9 p. m. 51- Jesala,
PALMISTRY, card reading. MISS L. KAHN-
TUS. 704^ Larkin: 10 a. m.. 9 p. m.
MME. EUGENIE the Cheiro. rev«als facta
that will astonish you. 478A Turk st.
MME. ODELL. clairvoyant, card reading, tea
leaves: 25c up. 612^a Eddy st.
MRS. BAUMAJJN. the well-known fortuns-
teller. Is now at 817 Ellis st. _^^_
DEATXSTS.
? NEW plate — The Whalebone — Cannot br»ak:
warranted 20 yrs. : crown. $3 50; fillln«s. SOe:
plates. $5; full set: all work painless and
warranted. Chicago Dental Parlors. 24 slxtn.
DR. LUDLUM HILL. 1443 Marketer. Eleventh
— No charge for extracting when plates ar«
made: old plates made over like new; t»eti
from $3 per set; extracting 30c; gas gtven.
PARIS Dental Parlors. 233 Kearny. cor. Bush—
Set teeth $1 60 up: crowns.$2 up;fillln»s,23q.
GOLD fillings 75c; silver. S3c; crowns. $2; n»
paln;open Sundays. Dr.A.C.Hewttt.204 Bnttw.
DR. R. L. WALSH has moved from 84,7 O«*ry
st. to 630 Geary st.
ARTHUR CHISHOLM. surgeon -dentlst.r.l4.1st
floor. Phelan bid.. 806 Market, cor. OTarrell.
ALL work guaranteed by th* New Tork den-
tlats. Dr. Perklna. Mgr.. 969 Mlsslon.cor.gtb,
DBXSSMAKCKB AjfTP SEAMSTBESSES
FINKELSTEIN. 410 Ellis— Ladles' tailor suits
to order: on Installm'ts If desired: reas: call.
McDOWELL Dressmaking A Millinery School-
Patterns cut to measure: eve, class. 1013 Mkt.
Accordion, sunburst and knife pleating:. Stew-
arfs button & buttonhole factory. 110 Taylor.
ZPUCATIOyAX.
A BIGGER school than ever. On Juna 1 w«
moved to new fireproof building. 73S Mission
st. between Third and Fourth; more spac»:
finer rooms: better light: finest In the West:
come and see. S. F. BUSINESS COLLEGE.
X— THE Lyceum, an accredited preparatory
school for university, law and medical col-
leges; refs. President Jordan or aay Stanford
professor; day. evening sessions. Phelan bids.
A— THE Paul Gerson School of Actinic gives
more performances and secures more engage-
ments for students than all other Western
schools; special mmacr course. 414 Mason.
E. R. ATRES. founder of Ayres Business Col-
lege. ha« returned; bookkeeping, penmanship,
shorthand, typtrg; $5 month; life scholarship
$50; positions secured, day. eve. 723 Market.
A— CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1433 Mar-
ket, guarantees positions to graduates: Pit-
man shorthand, typing, bookkeeping; $3 mo.
ENGINEERING — Civil, elec.. min.. mech.. sur-
vey, assay, cyanide: day. ev.; est. 1S84; Vaa
der NalUen School. 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall.
CLASSES In short story wrlttnr and Journal-
Ism meet on Mon.. Wed. and Thurs.. 2 p. m..
833 Phelan Mdg.: terms very reasonable.
A— METROPOLITAN Bus. Col.. 602 Van Ness
ave.; positions secured. R. H. Webster. Pres.
A— GALLAGHER MARSH BUSINESS COL-
LEGE. 1SS2 Market st. Send for catalogue.
A THOROUGHLY competent teacher of piano;
beginners & adults; 50c. 2395 Mission, cor. 2O.
GUITAR, mandolin and piano. $3 per mo.;
mandolin club. $1 per mo. 828 Halght st.
ADULT and Juvenile classes now open. Hin-
man'* School of Darcine. 1412 Polk. nr. Cal.
SPANISH.Fr*neh.ttc.Prof.De FllippVsAcadamy
of Unguag-es.lOlS Pest: est. 1871 :ablest profs.
SHORTHAND taught thor'ly by mall and per-
sonally. Miss M. G. Barrett. 302 Montr" my.
SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION Dav and
PARTINGTONS. 424 Pine St.— Night class.
ISAAC Pitman Business College. 343 Haight;
Individual Instruc: all branches: day. eve.
WESTERN BiiBlnew College. 1107 Mkt.. com-
plete course. $6 mo. $30; eve. $4 mo.; prtvat*
CALIFORNIA Business Collere C23 Golden
Gat« ave.. P. F. : 75-page catalo* on request
ESIPI.OYMEJIT OFFICES.
A — JAPANESE and Chinese employment offle*
supplies best help promptly; city or country.
6. IMURA. 839 Sacramento. Tel. James 5261.
A — ORPHEUM Employment Office — Japanese-
Chinese help. 426 Powell St.: tel. Main 3732.
CHINESE Employment Office — Best help at
Leon Seung's. 411 O'Farrell ; teL East 42«.
WE furnish bookkeepers, clerks, stenographem.
general help. "NATIONAL." 509 Hearst bid.
JAPANESE-Chlnes- Enp. Office. 415 Stockton;
best help. Fritz Tamagaki. mgr. ;tel. Bush 833.
RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of-
fice: all kinds help. 313 Stockton: Main S1SS.
CHINESE and Japanese help; estab. 20 y«ars.
Tel. Main 1007. BRADLEY A CO.. 640 Clay.
niPLOTMENT WANTED — rEMAlE.
MIDDLE-AGED German woman, rood cook,
wishes position in small family; will da
small washing: city cr country: no objections
to baby; car fare. 422^3 Tehama St.. rear.
COMPETENT dressmaker wishes engagements
in families: $1 50 per day; reference. Box
1SS5. Call effle*.
RESPECTABLE woman wants costtton to do
light housework and plain cocking in small
family. 31 Fulton st.
CAPABLE woman desires a position In a
small family for general housework: a good
cook. 2115 Clay s:.
EXPERIENCED stenographer and typewriter
des-ires position; best of references. Box
16S4, Call office.
RELIABLE woman wishes situation as cook or
to do housework; city or country. 267
Minna st.
SEAMSTR'ESS wishes engagements by the
day; $1 50. Phone Church 2358; 1684 San
Jose ave.
TOUNG lady wtshes situation as stenographer
In Oakland or city; has good references. Ad-
dress box 1S7C. Call office.
A FINNISH girl wishes housework. Address
20«H Rltch st.
WANTED — Dressmaking at hom* or by the
day: home preferred. M. G.. 1533 Larkin st-
A GIRL wishes to do upstairs work: no chil-
dren: S2O month. 525 Shotwell st.
GIRL wants a place to assist In housework
and care of baby. Cali at 1004^, Howard it.
SITUATION wanted by a good, reliable Ger-
man girl In small family; general house-
work: plain cooking; good wages; send no
postals cards; a stranger from th« E*at.
Call at 320 Fourteenth st.
YOUNG lady, good amanuensis, seeks en
gagement. or would take small aalarr to
learn business in wholesale warehouse. Box
GERMAN girl wants a position for plain cook-
Ing and housework- In a small family- no
Goush W St. WWS l=3 - *° S AU9tfa •**.»•£
LADY with child 9 years wishes position as
housekeeper; If small infant therenpreferre?
/fully experienced In nursing- children. 800
Hampshire st.
A MARRIED lady wishes position as house-
k P *" I V 0I L' ii 1 e!der| y ««Ple or widower
where husband can board. Box 16S1. Call.
RESPECTABLE woman wants situation-
~£5 '"postal KeDeral h0U8eWOTk - Add««
EXPERIENCED candy and Ice cream salea-
COMPETENT, experienced nurseglrl want* a
LaVktn 0 "- *• ft -' OfC Tur £«e*'
GERMAN lady wishes to do plain sewtaff by
Call office? <**™. Address box 1323T
A FIRST-CLASS laundress wants work at
RELIABLE Canadian woman wishes place as
I & Sk 2 S P^nkl b ln U Tr rk ¦— ° fBmUy '
SFIBITDAUSM.
MOVED— MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, clairvoyant,
business medium and life reader. St. Kath-
ryn. 4S0 Ells, room 221; no signs.
M. MAIJIE HART, successful medium; magic
work a *>pecialty; parlors 332 Eddy St.; hours
3 to 5; no sign.
CRINDLE'S materializing seance. 50c; Wednes-
day evening. 328 Ellis st.
C.MAYO STEERS ;psyohic readings by mail $1.
356S 17th st.. San Francisco; tel. CauD 856.
C. V. MILLER'S materializing trumpet seance
to-ni,7ht. 8 o'clock; 50c. 1084 Bush st.
MRS. LESTER, circle 8 p. m.. 10c: dev. circle
Wed., 25c; read, daily. 43 Sixth St.. r. 19-20.
MRS. WATBORN, medium: readings this week
25c. 50c; cir. Mon.. Frl.. 8 p. m. 1235 Market.
CI»AIBVOYAirrS.
A Phenomenal $5 Mental Reading for $1.
The great — ELLSMERE — Ellsmere — The
great Egyptian seer, palmist, medium; the
greatest clairvoyant in the world; telU your
r.ame. what you called for. whom and when
you will marry, about business, etc.: Ellsmere
Is different from other clairvoyants because he
does what they claim to do; things that are
beyond ordinary understanding, things that
wem impossible; he gives you information, re-
lief. 1 success, satisfaction, power and control
of any character affecting any one or anything
past, present or future: he tells you Just what
you may expect and what to do for your best
interests In any matter; he awakens a natural
foice within and around you, giving yov a s»-
cret power to remove the cause of any trouble,
influence, unhapplness, disease, poverty, failure
or bad luck that surrounds you; he opens up
a way for>uccess and happiness you desire; a
power to secretly change the thoughts, actions,
hebits' or Intentions of any cne. even miles
away; remember there Is no guesswork when
you consult him; If affair* of the heart or emo-
tions of love Interest you, he gives exact and
truthful advice on all love affairs; he advises
you how to settle lovers' quarrels and enables
you to win the esteem and love of any one you
desire.
3 offices 1007 Vi Market st. 3 offices.
Open Sunday, every day. 10 to 8. Mall, $2.
FROM ALL SECTIONS THEY COME TO
WITNESS THE WONDERFUL
DEMONSTRATION
OF THE NOTED LIVINGSTONE.
READINGS. $1.
He has met every expectation, every adver-
tised promise.
He is acknowledged by all who consult him
as a true exponent of the occult science: for
overcoming trouble, bad luck. Ill health, busi-
ness, love, family and financial worries; would
It not be a relief to know how you will suc-
ceed? to be relieved of the matters that are
troubling you and of the schemes of your ene-
mies, that you may meet with better success'
Then don't hesitate until too late.
Go at once to LIVINGSTONE.
Who Is permanently located at
42S Eddy St.; lady attendant.
Everything- strictly confidential.
Three separate reception parlors.
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 1 fail to tell your name and
what you want to know. I tell if husband, wife
or sweetheart is true or false, whom and whta
you will marry: In fact. I will tell every hope,
fear cr ambition better than you can tell your-
self. I will Improve your condition so you will
reach the greatest possible strength in mental
snd 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
marrlace with one of choice. 10 a, m. to 8
r- m.: closed Sunday. 326 O'Farrell st. 323.
A— PROF. MAYO. ~
THE GREATEST LIVING ADVISER OX
THE CONTINENT.
Special thts week, full life readlnir
ONE DOLLAR.
No More. * No Less.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no fee accepted.
Private. No Signs. Walk In
421 Ellis St.; hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. rn.
All business strictly confidential.
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-
tion; names given; special. $1; hours 10 to 8.
MISS ZEMDAR. young gifted clalr. & nalm
I correctly treat your love affairs, domestic
troubles, bus. and financial success- names-
L.. 50c; P.. $1. ~U Franklin, nr. G. G^ve.'
MME. MARSEAU: card reader; ladles 23c-
rents 5Oc. 545 Mlna. «C . ' ~ >c *
_
A — CAMERON & CO., Phone South 1050.
3 Eddy Bt.. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for rooming-houses. Hotels and
All Kinds Business Chances.
75 rooms: Rrand new building: elegantly fur-
nished; cheap rent: 10 years' lease; close In;
clears $40 i*t month; $400' down, balance 8
per cent per annum; departure.
23 rooms; central: 4-year lease: clears $103
over all expenses; most elegantly furnished and
equipped little apartment-house In city; call
for full particulars; only with us.
90-room, new modern 2 and 3 room apart-
ment-house; cheap rent; mott elegantly
equipped in city; 5 years' lease: every appoint-
ment heart could wish: this little gem at bar-
gain on account of sifckness.
45 rooms: rent only $125: flrst-class location;
well furnished and cood running order; clear-
ing now over $200 per month; always full: best
buy in city; account sickness; price $J500.
180 rooms; grand, new, modern apartment-
house; elegantly furnished and equipped; cheap
rent; fine lease; paying $500 to $000 per month:
close in; full of nice people; bargain If taken
at once; dissolution of partnership.
32 rooms; cheap rent: 2 years' . lease; fine
downtown location; 2 entrances; everything In
flrst-class condition; good furniture and car-
pets; clearing now $i'OO per month; if run
transient can ' clear $300 to $350 per month;
here Is best proDositlon In city. .
7-room, modern flat, close In, well furnished;
cost $600; a bargain If sold at once; $300.
20 rooms; new and elegantly furnished: on
Sutter: paying a handsome profit on Invest-
ment; call for particulars. ¦/:• V-'.
108 rooms; rent only $5 50 p«r room: long
lease, up-to-date, downtown, modern house;
electric lights, bells and elevator; all light
rooms, well furnished throughout; chance of
lifetime to get flrst-class house that Is clear-
Ing ?350 to $4!J0 at bargain; owner obliged to
leave for Europe to settle an estate; make
offer; exclusively with us.
30 rooms; newly furnished throughout: five-
year lease; downtown; fine respectable money-
making house; part down, balance reasonable
I interest.
9-room flat; rent only $50: water free; oak
furniture; good carpets; must sell by Septem-
ber 5; price $400.
128 rooms: cheap rent: long lease; flrst-class,
up-to-date downtown house; ¦ well furnished;
clearing $500 to $600 per month: must sell on
account of other business; only with us.
65 rooms: b?st downtown commercial house
In city; clearing now $300 per month : every-
thing flrst-class condition; will trade for Oak-
land, Alameda or Berkeley property or ranch
In California; must leave . city. \.
21 rooms: cheap rent: very- central; gt>od
furniture and carpets; clears $100 per month;
must leave city; make an offer.
60 rooms; new, modern building: elegantly
furnished; close In;- full ' flrst-class people;
clearing a handsome profit: fine opportunity to
get an up-to-date house reasonable; sickness.
24 rooms; rent $145; new and elegantly fur-
nished; oak and mahogany; fine proposition;
good lease.
16 rooms; rent $65; good furniture and car-
pets; always full; must sell within next ten
days; leavinz city; make offer.
, 34 rooms; cheap rent; thoroughly renovated;
all In fine shape; fine little apartment-house;
clears $150; reduced to $2800. •
Large list of real estate, rooming-houses and
business for exchange or trade always on hand.
CAMERON & CO.. -3 Eddy st.
H. C. DECKER Phone Jones 531
906 MARKET ST. COR. STOCKTON.
HEADQUARTERS FOR ROOMING-HOUSES.
Hotels, Flats and Private Homes.
His success In selling homes over 28 years
In San Francisco is a guarantee of his fair
dealing. , He ¦ guarantees .title and sells the
bargains to his customers. Eee him.
11. rooms; Mason; new furniture ........ J 300
60 rooms; t Market st.: only --;..'.*..*..".... 2500
8 rooms; McAllister st.: flat 450
36 rooms; down town: reduced -to '...... 1100
9 rooms; fine piano; on Sutter St.. '...... 400
18-room house: new furniture; must sell; must
sell to-day; best offer takes It.
Decker's Special Bargains Not Advertised.
6 to 460 rooms: prices $50 to $40,000.
H. C- DECKER, 906 Market st_' cor. ' Stockton. ,
Two Pound Package |f|| B^ B^
PILLSBURY'S VITOS
Free to Want Advertisers ii\ Next Sunday's Call
* s e eaI Wheat Food
St^P §M}m ster^ 2e^ P ro duct which insures its health-
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l>^^8I^^^^Hwl£f rai the famous Pillsbury^ Best Flour* E» B.
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xMillllilii^ ant s rece * ve^ Thursday, Friday
lla^^ and Saturday for The Sunday Call
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