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10
NO INVESTIGATION
OF GUGGENHEIM
Upper House Resolution
in Colorado Tabled by
a Strictly Party Vote
MATTER IS DROPPED
DENVER; Jan. 11. — Senator J. H.
Crowlej% a Democrat, introduced in
the upper House of the Legislature to
day a resolution providing for the ap
pointment of a committee to investi
gate Simon Guggenheim's alleged ppu r
chase of the United States Senatorshir
Tor which he recently received the in
dorsement of the Republican caucus
The Senator cited published reports
concerning the use of money to secure
th^ election of members pledged to
vote for Guggenheim and declared thai
for the good name of the State action
should be taken. "This is not a Demo
cratic party measure." declared Senator
Crowiey, "and I wish to declare that
I have no personal prejudice against
Supgenhcim either politically.' re
ligiously or otherwise; but I <io not
want to be characterized as» having
been a member of a Legislature that
was bought."
After a stormy debate the resolu
tion was tabled by a vote of 18 Repub
licans to 11 Democrats, a strict party
lineup. Sena-tor Fred Parks then moved
that the matter be expurged from the
records. This was carried by a viva
UF.AI. ESTATR TRAXSACTIOSS
Hanoli*. lot on W ilne of L>ou?!ass ctreei, -o.a
S of Srwani, SW 135. SE 24:6. NE S. N 30; $10.
Martin J. McDonoupb and wife to Mctor N.
Rosrnberc »nd wife lot on W lino of Potrero
nrenue, 1.15 N of Twenty-fourth etrwt. N 50 by
W 100; $1«. „ , .
Henry Feiee to Simon Leritt end wife, lot on
W line" of Sandier, street, 51:6 N of Thirtieth,
N 25 by W I{>.'>: JlO. „; _ , \u25a0_ •
J r dward W. Duffr to WJlliam O. Patr-h and
wife, lot 22. block tl. Sunset Ueigbts; $10.
John tirecd to Jessie M. Fraßcr, lot on S line
of Twentieth street, 130 E of Church, E 25 by
8 114; 510. «...
Harvey U. Dana c*. al. to Frank Vf. Lies, lot
on SE line of Market street. 3-5 NE of Ninth,
NX 30 by SE 1G0: $10.
Madpe n. Fls'i ct al. to F. W. Lies, lot on N
line of Post Btivpt. IV2-M X of I>eavenwort_, E
M - 3 by N 137 : G. aud two other pieces; $10.
Lisette K. Fritz 10 Willlara K. Strei. lot on 8
line of Thirteenth strwt, 1T.15 W of Valencia, W
_5 by S 100: «rift.
Mnry K. Mc.Mnhon to Jnbn W. nioBS. lot on
W Hni- of Olmn-b strrvt. 80 S of Twenty-second,
S 25 hy W Hit): flO.
Marie fi. Fisher to Thomas A. Fisher. on«
tenth of lot on V. line of Church street, 111:8%
S of Markrt. S 25 by E 12.".: gift.
Marie H. Gpnw>np '•t al. to M. J. Bohnnnsn.
teentb. NE 2T. by X 12:>: SKi.
S. Dncas Compar.v to Annii' Rifnionhach et nl..
lot on S corner -if B:fv>n and (iirard streets. SW
»5 by SE 23. SlO.
diaries fc. P.-itron nud wife to Ipldor Lipnrm.
lot on H Hue of Fou'ieontli street, 105 W of San
cae«. W t's by S 114; $JO.
Elitabeth Hulloway to Honi— E. Chandler «>t
«!.. lot on W line of TweDty-feeventh 6lreet, 200
U of J street. N W> by W 120; $10.
M«ppie J. Ix>eber to Adolph Dittman, lot on
KW corner of EUrbteenUi and Church streets.
N S3. KW to point S 90. X _5; $10.
Henry E. Chandler et al to A. S. LllUe. lot
on W line of Twenty-wventh avenue, 200 N of
J street. X 50 by W 120: $10.
William S. Younp to Lizzie N. Vounjr. lot on
W line of Thirty-third avenue, 200 S of I street,
8 50 by W 120; $10.
Jacob Heymnn Compnnr to Elizalieth Mackin
tosh, lot on X line of Forty -fifth avenue, 175 N
cf U street. N 2.'. by X 120; $10.
Puttie to Is£bella F. Mackintosh. lot on E line
of Forty -fifth avenue, 200 N of V street, N _5
by E 120; SlO.
Same to Jessie M. Wilson et al.. lot on I" line
of Fortv-Bixtii avenue, 275 S of X etreet, S 25
by E 120: $10.
Jowph <Usi-nian to Catherine Gtwnnn. lot on
r. line of Hyde street, 94:7 S of Filbert. S
42:11 by E 114:7: $10.
Janie* A. CoC.* et -1. to Michael Sullivan, lot
rm S'llne of Twenty-fifth etreet, 230:6 W of
Church. W 24 by S 114: $10.
John C. Dickinson and wife to Elizabeth C
Shenrrr. lot on W line of Belvedere street.
74:11 N of Alma avenue. W '.19:0 s ;. N 25. E
09:8i4. S _5: $10.
John Htnkel and wife to enarlos E. Backman.
lot on S line of Clement street. 65 E of Second
• venue: E 25 by S 100: $10.
Matthew Finni?an and wife et al. to Matthew
FinnlKan et al.. lot on W line of Second avenue,
22-"> N of Point LoboK. S 25 by W 120; $10.
John <". Dart to Amy L. Dart, lot on N line
of mil street. IS.'. E of Noe. E £5 by N 114. and
on* other piece: $10.
Frederick L. Prttchard find wife to C. F. Ford,
lot on KW corner of Twentieth and Cantro
streets, W 125. S 85, E 25, »T5O. E 100. X 35;
Mcv M. Oalarae to Karl Tngve. lot on KW
line tof Alpine street. _01:3& SE of Duboce
.venue. W 102:S>i. S 2S, E 103. NW 2S:IH;
510.
Georce 11. fuller to R. H. Countryman, let
on NW corner of California avenue South and
Flrat avenue. N 62:6 by W 102:6; $10.
John C. Franks and wife. came. lot on w lin»
nf Oetavia street. 90 N of Bush, X C 5, W 137 r^ f
P 35, E .>7:«5. S 30. E 100.
Kate K. Forbes to Cleveland Forbe*. lot on
E line of Sanchez, 178 U of Eighteenth, N 25
by E int«: $10.
Clevrland Forbes to Kate K. Forbes, one
third Int lot on F. line of Sanclipr street. 78 N
of Eighteenth. N 150 by X 10f»; $10.
Dominican College o? San Rafael to Bocrd r.t
Trustees of First Cnitfd Presbyterian Conßre
r«tion. lot on S line of Golden Gate avenue.
137:tt W of Stelner street, W 215 by 8 137: C;
$10.
Bulldl— ar Contracts
Samuel DuscntWry with K. D. Raniin— To
erect a 4-* toT trvm* apartment bouse on PE
corner of Hvtie and I'aciac streets. S 65 by E
47:6: $26,400.
Pnrriek and Annie Cull*n witli X. M. Pear
f«>n — To er«K-t a 2-ntory frnme buildins on S
Thirtieth stT*«t, 75 E of Dame, E 23 by 8
1J»». for $19ort.
Frank S. KelJy with J. C. Jorjren«on — Rrick
work for 4-Mory brick build lnjr on NW «-orner
«f Poet and Larkin streets, W 35 by N 95, for
5C3P6.
George. Oscarta and Charles Onear with C. V.
TTelrton— To erect a 2-story frxme on NW lln»
of Verraa place. ISXi* NE of Tliird street, NE
22 by XW 70. for $4100.
Joseph Lelb Jr. with F. A. Koen— To erect_»i
C^tnr_r frame mi X\' lln~ of Lanßton street, 173
X of "Folsom. for $2fi.soQ.
CHURCH SERVICES.
WEST SIDE Christian. Bnsh st. near Devlsa-
dero, Bobert Lord Cave minister, residence
3151 California st. — January 13: Sunday school.
P:45 a. m. : Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. :
preacbinjr by Mr. Cave at 11 a. m. and 7:45
P in.: sermon winieets. "The Bible Profitable
for Reproof and Correction" and "The Mak-
Ing of \u25a0 Man." All seats free. Come.
MEETTXG XOTICES
CAX_TORXIA Chapter Xo. 5. R. A. •
M.— Special meeting THIS tSATCB-
DAY. EVENING. January 12. ct >^3y r
7:30 o'clock, In King Solomon's nail. /V/\
1739 Flllmore et Installation of offl- ' ~ \
cers. FRANKLIN H. DAY. Sec.,
533 FUlmore at.
KING SOLOMON'S fc,odg* No. 260. F. _•
and A. M. — Tbe officers and members _ff^
are requested to attend the funeral of
our -deceased brother, CARL WAHL, /v!!r\
front King Solomon's Hall, 1739 Fill- ' \u25bc \
more st-, on MONDAY. January 14. at 1
o'clock p. m. A full attendance is requested.
HARRY BAEHR. Secretary.
GRAND LODGE. 1. O. O. zZ of tUtfifif .
the Stele of OllTorals— Tbe &3r£zff&&
Grand Lodr*. I. O. O. F., ol
tbe State of California. «t th«
annual session beld Jos* B-S, 1908. adopted
tbe fcUowlcp resolution:
Revolved, Tbat neither tfc» Grand Lodfa, not
•ay lodge tinder lta Inrisdlctlon. la, or will
b* responsible, pecuniarily or otherwise, tat
any badDfsa corporations or »«»wltrlffwa that
os* tbe name of tbe order.
H. P. RICHARDSON. Grand Secretary.
THE S. F. Scottish Thistle Club meets t _HT 4W
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING «t _W*B
c p. m. In Pythian Hall. 228.'. 16th "*&s*£
*t. . Election of games and finance
committees.
GEORGE DOW. Royal Chief.
PAVID GIRDWOOD. Rec
ALL members of the Society of St. Vincent de
Paul will meet on SATURDAY EVENING, at
X o'clock, in tbe basement of SC Mary's
Cathedral, to arrange for attending the fa-
neral of . Archbishop Montromery.
JOHN M. BURNETT. President
THE reimlar annual meeting of the stockhold-
er* of tbe PAJARO VALLEY CONSOLI-
DATED RALROAD COMPANY will be held nt
<ne office of the company. 68 Clay at. San
FrancUco. Cal.. on MONDAY, tbe 21st day of \u25a0
January, 1907. et the hour of 11 o'clock a. m..
for tbe. purpose of electing a board of directors
to 1 serve for ' tae ensuing - year aad for the
. transaction of such other business as may
roroe before tbe meet— ig. Tbe transfer books
will close on Friday, January 18, 1997, at S
p. m. . \ W. H. HANNAM. Secretary.
THE annual meeting of tbe stock-oldera of tbe
Donobor-Kelly Banking Company will be beld
. Ht the office,* 100 Montgomery st. Bau Ftan-
, Vlsco, Cal. .on WEDNESDAY. January 16,
" 3907, at 8:30 o'clock p. m.. for the ejection of
a board of directors for tbe ensuinf year, and
for tbe transaction of each other business as
\u25a0»«r be presented.-
EDWARD DONOEOK. Secret* ry.
MEETIXG XOTICES— -Contlnned.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
A special routine of "ib;- stockholders of the
NortbupKtera ritriiii- UR'i'road Company •will |
he hrld :it the of_--e <\u25a0? the company. In room
304:; in 1 lie .'unto* Ftqad Buildlnp, st STO Mar-
kf>». ts'rpt-t. 'a Vfo city 113 d county r>f San Frnn-
clsc" In U'.e Stule of California, tbe same be-
Iny !he prlno?p«i •.>\nrr of business of said cor-
poration, autl liflnr: tbe bulldinr where the
ru>ar.. of Dirert'TK of said eorporslim ufu«ll.v
merr, on the 12tU day of Msrch 1907. «t tbe
lioti- of 12 o'clock, noon, tt considrr and act
upon tbe proposition to create a bonded indebt-
edness of said corporation, to lb» amount in
the arrrejrate of thirtr-flre minion dollars
<$55.000.000> In pold coin of tie United States \u25a0
(a portion of which Is to he used in retiring
eiistlac bonded indebtedness I. an.l to increase
the bonded indebtedness of said corporation up
to the nmocnt. in the ajnrrecate. of thirty-
five million dollars <$3.VMX>.OOO> in pold ec!n
of tbe United State*, nnd to secure the said
proposed bonded Indebtedness by a mortpaire or
deed of tniKt rpon tbe railroad*, franchises
«nd - property of tlie company now o— rned or
hereafter acquired, and tbe income thereof, or
such part thereof as may be prescribed in the
mortcace or deed of trust: and to determine
the form and terms of Raid bonds and mort-
pape or deed of trust, and to authorise tie
Board of Directors to take all such action as
they may deem necessary or expedient In the
premises.
Hated ihr Oth Cay of January 1907.
By order of the Board of pirector-..
3.' L. WILI.CUTT
Secretary of tbe Northwestern Paclflc Rail-
road Company.
E. E. CALVIN.
WILLIAM F. HERBIN.
WILLIAM HOOD,
N. T. SMFTH.
P. F. DUNNE.
a. h. paybox.
bdwari> "chambers.
\u25a0 Direct nra nf raid Northwestern Pacific Rail-
road Company.
ANNUAL MEETIXG— The rejrular Annual Meet-
ing of the stockholders of the Firemen's Fund
Insurance Corporation for the eleetfon of nine
.directors to Berve during tbe ensuine year,
and the transaction of such other business as
tnsy come before the meetinc. will be hfld
r.t the office of tfce Corporation. 401 Cali-
fornia st.. Ran Francisco. California, on
TUESDAY, the 22d day of January. 1907. at
10 a. m. Polls will be kept open until 12
n. Transfer hooks will be closed on Wednes-
day, January 16. 1007.
LOUIS WEINMANN. Secretary.
MEETIXO notice. — Tbe regular annual meotine
of the stockholders of the CaliforaU Schnetzen
Club Park end Building Association will be
held on TUESDAY. January 15. 1907. at 8
n. m., at tbe San Francisco Turner Hall. 353
Turk St.. for the -purpose of electing seven di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and the trans-
action of such other business aa may properly
come before the meetlnir.
O. A. BREMER. Secretary.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING— Tbe rerular
Annual meeting of tbe members of tbe Swiss
Relief Society will be held at the office of
tbe Society, No. SO Pearl St., In the city
and county of San Francisco, on MOXDAY.
tbe 14th day of January, 1907, at 8 o'clock
p. m., for the purpose of electing a board of
directors for the ensuing year, and the trans-
action of each other business es nay come
before It By order of tbe president
A. JUILLERAT. Secretary.
ANNUAL meeting of (stockholders of Red Men's
Hall Association will be beld TUESDAY, Jan-
uary 16. at 6:30 a. m.. at Social Hall. 3267
Sixteenth st. J. H. HUTAFF. Secretary.
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS.
B. PASQUALE CO.
11C3 WEBS^Tk. COR. TURK.
PHONE WEST 493.
ARMY, NAVY. SOCIETY GOODS.
BCGALIAS, FLAGS. BANNERS.
BADGES. CAPS.
UNIFORMS.
HALLS TO LET
GROVE. 818. near Fillmore— Hall suitable for
fraternal societies: rent reasonable.
ATTORXEYS
ADVICE free — Divorce costs $12; quick and
quiet; bankruptcy, damage, attachments and
probate matters a specialty: no fees In ad-
vance. 1761 Geary, r. 4. nr. FlUmore; op. eve's
~, ROBERT B. MeMILLAN.
Attorney at Law,
Telephone Emergency 59.
1101 O'FarreU st. S«n Francisco. CaL
DIVO-CK—Costs $12; quick, quiet; advice free;
no charge unless successful; opea evenings.
1323 Page St.. near Central aye. _-.- /
HARRIS 4 HESS, attorneys at law. W. T.
Het<*, Notary Public, 2053 Sntter st. near
FUlmore.
H. A. Krouse. 1300 G. G. aye.. cor. Flllmore: all .
cases: adv. free. Eve. 7:30-S:30; tel. West 5132
W. A. S. NICHOLSON, attorney. 1476 Eddy. nr.
Flllmore; land titles established, probated, etc.
MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law. 1033 Gold-
en Gate aye.. bet Lacuna and Buchanan sts.
ADVICE free: divorce laws; collections; estates.
C. W. COLE, 1720 Flllmore. nr. Sutter. rm. 4.
F. J. CASTELHUN. attorney at law. 1343 Golden
Gate aye.. bet. FUlmore and Btelner sts.
ROBERT W. KING, attorney at law (formerely
Examiner bldg), 1C39 Flllmore st. nr. Post
_i;NJAMIN HEALKY. attorney. 12OS Golden
Oate aye.. near Flllmore: phone West £>125.
CKAS. F. HANLON. attorney. 1782 Buah st..
corner Octavia: phope Went 1580.
PL'BLIC STENOGRAPHER
MARION WALCOTT. pub. etenoc; mnltl{rapb
work epeeialty. 1824 Post at., tel. Weit 6238.
; >^' PATEYTS
MEDINA World Patent Agency: agenta In
Wasblngtoa and foreign capitals; patents,
trademarks, oatent law. FRANK P. MEDINA.
manager, 876 Eddy at; teL Franklin 1480.
CARLOS P. GRlFFlN— Patents: late examiner la i
U.B.Patent Office: teL Page 8021. 500 Fillmore.
FRANCIS M. "WRIGHT, formerly examiner U.
S. Pute-t Offir*. 825-27 Monarinocb bnildine.
' PEXSIOXS i
PENSION attorney. E. A. BULLIS. 1541 Stelner
ct; past commander Thomaa Post, G. A. R.
PENSIONS, extra nay. etc. Write L. M. SUER-
__W____fm. 2751 Filbert St.. Kan Franclneo.
PHVSICIAXS
DR. WO"NG HIM. "~"
HERB DOCTOR.
Permanently Located
12CS O'Farrell St.. bet. Gouch and Octavia.
A — Announcement — DR. F. C. KECK returned
from the Eaat and resumed bla practice, 999
Stelner at., cor. McAllister. Horn -a. 2-4 p. m.
SEE MAIN CHY,
Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarian L,
355 7th st.. Oakland. .
H. A. HESS. M. D. (Pacific Hospital surgeon)—
Office bonrs. 1 to 3 an d 6to 7:30. 749 Hayes.
TeL Market 2428. ._ .
DR. SAMUEL W. MEANS baa resumed pracv
tlce. Delbert block, corner Van Ncsa aye. and
O'FarreU at. '
DR. E. F. WEST, formerly of 611 A Leaven- .
worth ft., ia now at 1115 McAllister. Pbone I
Park 722. .
X-RAY AND STATIC TREATMENTS. DR. A. i
B. TCCHLER. 703 Van Ness aye: fcra. 1-3, 7-8.
DR. JOHN M. WILLIAMSON, formerly 21
Powell, now et 924 Geary: boors 2 to 4 p. m.
DR. JOSEPH ABDENYL physician, surgeon;
diseases of women and men. 906 McAllister.
DR. JAMES OSBORNE. formerly Clay st. re-
sumed practice. 1178 Eddy. TeL west 7828
DRS. BARKAN i. SEWALL. eye. ear. nose and
throat. 1700 California at,, cor. 1 Van Ness aye.
DRS. LAMB, 1707 O'FarreU e_. near FUlmore.
Accommodations for patients. TeL West SSS3.
Sontbard. Dr. W. F.. eye. ear. nose, throat. 1424
Goegh, I tol p.m.; mornings by appointment,
ALBERT J. ATKINS/ M. D.. rectal diseases.
1609 Franklin st. nr. Pine; hours 1 10 4 p.m.
DR. J. M. MACDONALD. office 6SS Octavia st;
phone Special 2084 ; res, ptfpne West 2196. »
CARRIE YETTER, M. D.. or 3598 ISUt st.. now
8898 16tb s_. corner Church. - • .- .
DR. J. E. ARTIGCES. 2947 FUlmore at., corner
Union; hours 2 to 4 p. m. .
DR. OWEN BCCKLAND— Eye, ear. nose, throat.
1380 Sutter st; 1 to 4.
DR. W. H. GRISWOLD. 894 Eddy at., corner
Franklin: hours 10 to 4. ' - \u25a0?_**
DEXTTSTS
DRS. C. W. DECKER,
T. H. MORRIS,
L. T. CRANZ,
BURGEON DENTISTS, -
1816 Setter st. above Van Ness.
. Booms 1-2-3-4-5-9-10,
PAINLESS Dentistry— Old established, honest,
reliable; reasonable prices, perfect work; free
consultation. VAN VttOOM. 1501 FlUmore st.
corner O'Farrell. -
PAINLESS dentistry; set of teeth. $5: crowns.
13; brldcework. $5; fillings, 50c; all guaran-
teed. DR. BROWN. Market. 14th and Church.
DR. NEVIUS, dentist, formerly James Flood
bldg.. now SI 4 Eddy st. near Van Neaa aye.
DR. U. GRANT BARTLETT. extracUng apectal-
Ist: caa given. 2103 Flllmore: bonrs 9 to 5.
DR. J. T. TWIST, dentist, formerly Academy of
Sciences bldg.. at 1476 Eddy \u25a0„. nr. Flllmore.
DENTAL office for sale cheap, for cash; excel,
lent opportunity; Uve country town. Box
1947. Call office. : r _; ,
DR. W. H. ARMSTRONG. Delbert block, cor.
Van Ncsa aye.- and O'Farrell st; rma. 206-208.
HUCK. DR. H..C dentist: formerly 224 Mont-
gomery aye- now et 622 Pevlaadero. nr. Hayea ,
DRS. STICKEL ie TAYLOR, dentists,: formerly
J00» Market, bow at 1806 Geary, . nr. FUlmore.
&.TH-E SAN FRANCISCO; XALU SATURDAY; ' JANUARY : 7I2/O19q?;
DENTISTS — Co-tinned.
DR. L. A. WALSH. 872 McAllister, nr. Laguna—
Platinum fillings, 50c; crowns. X; plateg.^s7.
DR. K. KEMP VAN EE, dentist formerly 1029%
Market 6t_ now 504 Devlsadero. near- Fell.
HILL. DR. LUDLUM. 1443 Market st. now at
432 Webster \u25a0 st. near Oak : gas glven-
Uil. W. A. MEYER of Callachan building, now
24TA Market st.: Flllmore-st cars.
DR. KXOX. dentist. lf.lS FlUmore »t.; all
work first class; prices low.
DR. mA O. LEEK— AII kinds of, dental work.
MX Fillmore «t.. n<»ar Pub. - '
BUSINESS cnAJfCES
SPLENDID BUSINE?vS INVESTMENT: FIRST-
CLASS RKSTAURANT IN SAN FRANCISCO:
SEATS 100: all fitted to double capacity;
everything new and of exceptipnally good qual-
ity: splendid lease: property can be bought for
le*n than $6000: trill . exchange for Oakland or
Berkeley property.
PACIFIC COAST LAND COMPANY.
2111 DWIGHT WAY.
DWIGHT WAY STATION.
PHONE 2012 BERKELEY.
COUNTRY HOTEL. 8 MILES FROM OAKLAND,
i 22 rooms, completely furnished: two bowling
.alleys: bar trade, $300 per month; one bus,
two wagons: one horse; a!so cow.
Two acres of ground, and "a cottage of 8
rooms. ntccl.T f urnlshe<l. ,J, J
Price $COOO. -
VT. L. LUGG.
P. O. BOX 47C. BERKELEY. CAL.
10- YEAR lease for sale of 4-etory.27x.So corner
building on Van Ness are.. 27x133 lot 1 with
3 frontages, where cars will pass -within *
months to give enhanced value to property:
price J2500 for Immediate cash payment: rent
ver.r low. having been taken up shortly after
conflagration: owner has too many other mat-
ters, to attend to. "Address box 190, BuUders*
Association. - '. \u25a0 . ~
10-YEAR lease for sale of 25x78:6 2-story corner
business building, with basement, on 30x73:6
Dolores-Rt. lot having 16 large rooms outside
of ground floor; building to become property of
the lessee at the expiration -of lease: price
$7000: rent of lot ?50 per month. Address box
190. Builders' Association.
TWO full.- equipped baker shops: 3 and 4 wag-
onß running daily: horses, harness and wsgons;
doinff $0000 or fCOOO worth of businesa a
montb: baking Ror 9 barrels daily. You can
take both, of these. Mr. Baker, for $3500.
REDWOOD CITY REALTY COMPANY.
$800 — Grocery and notion store: no opposition:
cheap rent: lease; business *W r*r day. for
THIS BARGAIN SEE MITCHKNKR & BAE-
TOX. 016 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
FOR sale— Hotel, saloon, store, livery stable:
postofflce In store: will sell at Invoice or as a
whole; fine opportunity. Address F. S. D.,
Coyote. Santa Clara Co.. Cal.
FOR sale— 51000: good paying branch bakery,
lunch parlor, delicatessen and cigars, with 2
living rooms; rent $35. 1C59 Haight st.
FOR sale at a sacrifice— A Bulletin route in
best part of citr. or will lease to a responsl-
ble party. 21 Park Hill aye.
WE erect all kinds of buildinirs: also stores and
offices fitted im>; alterations a specialty. Box
1775. Call offlcV. I
BAKF.RY for sale; with oven; sales $75 to $100
a day; owner leaving city; reasonable. 1510
Church st. •
A dear store: no rent; good income; good chance
for men and women; must sell. 1244 Kentucky.
LAUNDRY share*. $1: big Income; bank refer-
ences. Write P. O. box 2046, San Francisco.
WELL-ESTABLISHED weekly paper: sold ae-
cc-nrit owner's 111 health. Pox fi9s2.Call.Oakland.
LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE
C. E. HINKLEY. FRONT! WEST 1911.
1204 GoUJen Gate are., near Webster Ft.
CLEAR TITLES. \ EASY TERMS.
PICKUP — 6-room modern flat: nicely furnished;
rent $37: lease: only $150 cash: balance month-
Iv narmAiits: price SXV>. HINKLKY. 1204 G. <>.
HOTELS FOR SALE
DIAMOND Hotel. In Black Diamond, consisting
of fixtures and lease; $1500.
Hotel Arllnrton: for sale at a bargain. Ad-
flrnw S. N. XASH. Antloeh.
* ; « HOTELS TO LEASE
I WANT a lessee with good security for my
high-class hotel of 120 rooms. Address for
Interview, t-ox 1775. Call. 1651 Fillmore »t.
AUTOMOBILES
1906 model Mitchell Motor. Car: 30 horsepower
in elegant condition; car and extras, including
top. cost $2300; car been used about 5 months;
this car Is a barsraln at $l? 50.
1906 model G Franklin, In perfect condition;
price $1450.
E. B. TAYLOR MOTOR-CAR CO.,
300-302 TELEGRAPH AYE..
300-302 TELEGRAPH^ AYE., OAKLAND.
<*REAT bsrcalns — o-evlinder touring car com-
plete, with top. $2000; 2-cylinder Columbia
touring car complete, with :top. $1000: 2-
cylinder Pope-Tribune, $650; all side entrances
In A No. 1 condition; 1 4-eyllnder French car,
rbeap; make offer; 1 Oldsmobile run about
$200. RENSTROM. 424 Stanyan at,
BEFORE purcbaslnc an automobile examine the
Pongs-Finch touring ear; 2S-32 HP.: 107-tnch
wheel base; price $2350. Pacific Coast repre-
sentative. FRANK O. RENSTROM. 424-34
fitanyan at.
AUTOMOBILES for blre: second-band machine*
for sale: stortnr. repairing a specialty. Phone
West 6855. Golden Gate Garage. 178 A Fell st
RKNSTROSI GARAGE. 424-43.4 Stanvan: phone
Park 470. Automcblles bought sold, repaired:
supplies: tonrine cars for hire at all bonrs.
SITUATION wanted a« a chauffeur; 12 yesrs'
experience as a machinist: stesm- or gasoline
car. Addre*n box 1492, Call office.
CASINGS and tube* repaired; all work' guaran-
teed.- CaL Anto Vulcanizing Co.. 1113^4 O. G.
AI'TOMOBJLK repairing: storare battpry eh.-.re-
Ing, repairing. I. L. Pc JONGH. 448 Folton^
RELIANCE AUTOMOBILE CO.. 517 (-'niton St.:
— «ry-tn** «•"* wnHn»; r»T>»lr<-— n* «11 V*-« 1«.
ARCHITECTS .
McDOUGALL BROS., architects. 721 Deviemdero
*t. bet Fnlton and Grove. . Pbone West 5592.
A— JAPANESE designer and building contractor.
X HIRAMO. 11m nilw st. '
ATtTTFICIAL LIMBS _^
DICKSON A- BULL CO.. €08 Telegraph aye.. Oak-
land: artificial limbs, braces and extension*.
.ADOPTION '...''\u25a0'.':'".
DR. EMILIE FUNKE'S maternity viUa; Infants
adopted: strictly private. 1416 Bth at.. Ala-
meda. Cal. -
CLAIRVOYANTS
AN HONEST PROPOSITION.
CARL A. CABLE. New York's celebrated
clairvoyant, palmist and spirit medium, is per-
manently located here, nis ho_esty, • test of:
time and 3 years of continuous practice in San
Francisco have proved beyond all doubt that
Mr. Cable Is the leader of his profession. As
proof of his wonderful power, to all who come
prepared for readings this . week he wIU tell
your full name, occupation ' and the object of
your visit absolutely free of charge. His ad-
vice pertaining to love, law, business, wills,
estates, buyine or seUing property, speculation.
Investments, marriages, - divorce, etc. Is un-
equaled. He reunites tbe separated, causes
speedy and happy marriage I with the one you
love, pivea truthful revelation of all love af-
fairs, troubles, marrlagea, restores lost affec-
tions, settles lovera' quarrela, tella • yon when
and Whom yon wIU marry, how to win the man
or woman yon love, make yonr husband or wife
be true to you, overcome all your enemies,' and
> make a person at a distance think of yon; re-
mo-"* evU Influences; In fact." everything. Mr.
Cabie'a advice la much sought for on past and
future Investments, for which be has no equal.
He charges not one penny, for such advice untU
the Investment haa paid a handsome profit. Is
this not fair and honest?. Great reduction thia
week. Mr. Cable, aa a matter of advertine-
ment this week wUI give bis special reading
for 50 cento; satisfaction absolutely .guaran-
teed or po fee accepted. Everything strictly
sacred and confidential. His residence Is ar-
ranged so yon meet no strangers. Don't mis-
take name and number. C. A. CABLE, 1705
Cough st.. between California and Pine, two
blocks from Van Ness aye. Hours, 10 a, m.
to 6 p. in dally, and Sunday
MISS M. WILLE. the famous crystal seeress, lo-
cated at 1605 Geary at. bet. Laguna and Bu-
chanan; pbone West 7488; one - who Is .well
known and one who is competent. to read yonr
life; 6b* reveals the paat glvea correct fore-
cast of the fnture and will give valuable ad-
vice concerning all matters of business; read-
lags dally. 10 a. m. and 6 p. m.
MISS ZEMDAR,: young, gifted clair. and palmist;
\u25a0a r wonderful - prophetess; names; ladies, : 50c;-
gents $1; hrs. 10 to 9. 1142 Turk, nr. Buchanan.
MME. KRONENBERG. clairvoyant card reader,
palmist; when others f«U try me: readings 25c
440 BratU aye.. San Mateo or Ingleslde ears."
MME. PAOLA. celebrated French clairvoyant and
card reader, nealer and elate. 1201 Buchanan
-at,'; corner of Tnrkv \u25a0'\u0084'•
MADAM SCHAEFFER. clairvoyant card reader.
water aecr. 5.803 Lagnna, at., near McAllister.
MRS. BROWN, clairvoyant and card reader.
moved ISI3 Flllmore st. formerly 67 6th 5t. ...
M i!£; FOSTER. "\u25a0 astrologer; reads ? 1-8; ;. teaches.'
006 McAllister rt. room 17: no sign, t. .
MME. DE VAN. clairvoyant' palmist; card read-
er. 1107 Golden Oate avel -
;. .: _ . •-.-. _- SPIRITUALISM . ~7"
FR . E . D 118 ' note<l • p«ycbie: Interviews
dally. -2928 Sacramento- at. \ near ? Devlsadero.
M 5?_ t: ?. EA fft »Pirttnal medium: j readings . daUy.
7SB . McAllister st ; circle Thursday. °8 p. m.~
MME.' SERO. now located at 1021 Valencia st.
\u25a0\u25a0* pear»2lat. Friends caU: readings' dally.- -'
\u25a0•--:-. .--- -::'.-\u25a0 PALMISTRY--, ' '/: \u25a0:\u25a0'.-•;-.?, \u0084:V
M ?fL l 5- "'; DAMSON, formerly ' 510 Post, ?- now tat
236% Oak et, below OcUvU.f
. AXTIQUES -, .'\u25a0 .-
THE WORKSHOP, formerly 524 Sutter at. now
\u25a0 1640 Bcsj; Bt.-.V" .-H7-. '-" -\u25a0 \u25a0----\u25a0\u25a0• ' - •-\u25a0"'\u25a0'•
AXGLE LAMPS :
THE best; lamps forresdlnp BOESCH LAMP
CO.. Coast Agents. 1135 Mlsslon_st • !
BAR, FIXTURES' ;__ ij
CHICAGO FIXTURE *CO. • bar flitures always
carried in stock; bank, store, office fixtures, - !
better, cheaper, than -anywhere; tel; Market
2106; all kinds of Jobbing done. 370 Fnlton st.
FOR store, offlee or bat fixtures see,McCOLM &
BARNARD; 2027.. E11is st..- al>ove Devlsadero.
J. MARTENSON makes office, store and ' b*r fix-
tures, 21S^ 13th st, bet. Mlssion^anfl_Howard.
DNION FixtuiT'CoTrssc'Goidcn Gate aye.. near
Larkin— Bank, stores office, bar natures.
BAR. store ' and of flee fixtures: showcases, coun-
ters. shelvps. 10S9 Mission st. \u25a0 -' ' --'
" '-ICYCI.ES-
NEW and second-hand . bicycles and motor blcy-
I cles ; large stock ; also automobile supplies. J.
HOLLE. the bike doctor. 20th and Folsom sts.
McKILLOP & ' CO., 1110 ! Buchanan; -new and
second-hand bicycles; agenta for Spauldlng's
famous rink - skates. ' ____________•
CARPET CLE.i.M> G
ALL carpets and rugs cleaned on the floor with-
out removal by tbe 8. P. Compressed Air
• Cleaning Co.; office and shop. 16th St. and San
Bruno aye.; pbone Market: 2672. - •
ALL ready if or business; Pioneer Carpet Clean-
Ing Works; temporary office 911 Golden Gate
aye.; pbone Park 591. J. SPAULDING - CO.
\u25a0A. W.WHELDEN CO.— Cleaning and paying;
; • office and works 2400 Geary. Phone West 03.
Wattx— Reliable carpet cleaning, alteration, reno-
vatlng, laying. 587. Waller at.; phone Park 560.
CARPETS cleaned. 4c yd.; laid. sc. GISSLOW'S
CO. Co.. 8803 22d st,;, phone Market 2280.'
CONKLIN BROS.', Carpet Cleaning Work*.
Scott ft., near O'Jarrell: phone- West BCOI.
Al cleaning and laying. Western Carpet-Cleanins
Works. ISOO Harrison st; tel. Special . 1240. -
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaniner Co.— Advanced meth-»
ods. GF.O: \u25a0 WALCOM \u25a0 CO..' 837 - Tnrlc st.
/CASH REGISTER
CASH registers. 400. sizes, of all prices, for all
kinds of business, on liberal terms. National
Cash Register Co.. 1253 Golden Gate aye.
VIOLET Laundry, just opened ; flrst-class work
,at reasonable prices; telephone 7042. loai
Post •it. Give -us a - trial.- _________________________
-"* EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Male and female; best cooks, waiters, por-
ters, general . . housework, second work and
kitchen help, office help. etc.. • in the City.
Phone West 4C84. H. K. PDA. 1721 Post at.
A WELL-KNOWN, reliable Japanese-Chinese
emp. office, guarantees best help of' all
kinds on short notice, with care and dispatch.
O. HASUMI. prop.. 1513 Geary st. near
Lacuna : tel. West 5C38.
AN original Japanese and Chinese. Emp. Office—
Guarantees first class help of all kinds. GEO.
MATSUO. 2140 Flllmore st; phone West 339.
AA — OLDEST, freest. Japanese-Chinese employ-
ment office: reliable help promptly. GEO. SA;
KAUYE. 1568 Post, nr. Laguna. Tel. West 5G12.
AA — OLDEST, largest. Japanese-Chinese emp. of-
fice, promptly ; furn. reliable help. Geo. Sa-
. kauye. 1563 Post, nr. Laguna; tel. West 5612.
A — RELIABLE Chinese- Japanese emp. office. A.
HORI. prop., furnishes best help, with care
and dispatch. 1748 Sntter »t.. tel. West 2503.
STAR Employment Of flee furnishes Japanese and
Chinese help with care. Tel. West 167. W.
KADOTA, 1667 Poat st, near Buchanan.
CHINESE and Japanese emoloyment office, 3(52
Stb st; tel. Oak 3101. B. HALL. Oakland. CaL
JAPANESE-CHINESE Emo. Office. Phone West
1731. T. TAMCItAS. 1813 Lagona st.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED—- Female
A— REFINED. lady would like position as com-
panion to convalescent who wants to go south.
Address MRS. P. A.R.. 016 Laguna st.
AN experienced woman, with one' child, wants
position: as working housekeeper: trood refer-
ences. Address E. H.. Call office. Oakland.
MIDDLE-AGED. woman would like work by the
day housecleanlng and - washing. Address 745
Laurel aye., near Webster st. ,
EXPERT law and commercial stenographer,
elsrht years' experience, finest references. Box
2475. Call office.
AN elderly" lady would like the care of a child
or baby; rood home. Address MRS. SHIVERS,
Antiocb. Cal.- *-\u25a0* -\u25a0' .--?\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' --" -r
EMPLOniEXT WANTED--MaleV .
EXPERIENCED railroad man on '•track ' and
grade aa laborer and foreman wants employ-
ment; has school certificates for R. R. survey-
ing, location, construction - and 'track work;
good mathematician, accurate - at . figures ; log-
ring or mining R. R. preferred, r Box 1442,
Call office. Oakland. . - - * '
WANTED — By high-class bookkeeper, with sev-
eral years' experience in general and lumber
accounting, situation around bay- or coast;
now has steady position -at fair - salary, but
desires chantre; Al references. Address box
2444. Call office. , -
A STRONG, bright boy. 1 year's experience,
wishes to learn carpenter trade; will" sign
Contract with responsible party for 2 or 3
*years. ARTHUR JOHANSEN. 14 Qodeus st
YOUNG man thoroughly acquainted with wall
paper and paint business wants " position ; cap.
able of taking charge of same; refs. Box
1777. Call. 1651 FUlmore. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 - - \u25a0\u25a0
BOOKKEEPER and accountant . wants temporary
work: competent to open and close any. system
of accounts, however entangled. Address bog
1562. CaU office. \u25a0 -J :
WANTED — By bookkeeper,* all-around office
man, age 30, a position; best references; no
objection to golnr out of . town. Address box
28. Call office. \u0084--;\r. -
GARDENER, good, single, sober, man. wants po-
sition; care for horse, vehicles, furnace, etc.
° Box -2228, 818 Van Ness aye.
A HARDWARE clerk with 6 years', experience
desires position; best of 'references. Box
2257, \u25a0 Call \u25a0of flee. Oakland. '. ',«
SITUATION wanted as man about private place;
single, sober, middle-aged; refs. - Box 1938,
Call office. .1651 FUlmore st
SITUATION wanted as man about nrivate place;
middle-aged, single, reliable; references. Box
>, 1702. ICSI FiUmore St. , ', ; ,
BUTLER or valet, first class, wants '\u25a0 position
with private family; good references. ; Box
1754, 1651 FUlmore st . -. -
PHYSICIAN, registered, experienced i specialist.
. wishes position; local or travel. Address box
' 1770, Call office. , i'.-r-t-.i
COMPETENT bookkeeper ' and all-around office
man desires Immediate employment.' Box' l763,
Call office.
GOOD Japanese boy wishes situation to do
housework. I. KAWA. 121'Halght St.. city.
SITUATION by an - experienced a foreman on
dairy ranch or farm. Box > 30. . Call of flee.
A YOUNG man desires employment In afternoon;
references. Address 1960 Post st.
FIRST-CLASS Janitor wants work. Box 40,
Call office. - -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ; • - .: i
HELP WAJrTE-WFemale
WANTED— Young women ; to learn telephone op-
erating;.- paid .while reaming; ' salary . increased
. after, first two .weeks and further Increases
*fter work becomes efficient.
.- DaUy. luncheon furnished . free, \ and rest
roonis.wlth matron in attendance. \u25a0 .'
\u25a0-•. Permanent positions: good chancea for ad-
Apply 2019 Steiner st.
.PACIFIC STATED TELEPHONE AND. TELE-
GRAPH CO. I
EXPERIENCED salesladies wanted in the waist
COMPANY* A PP J y DAVIS-SCHON WASSER
• m .1. .____
OUR NEW FACTORY - BUILDING, WHICH IS
THOROUGHLY LIGHTED. "VENTILATED
AND HEATED. IS NOW* READY FOR; OC-
CUPANCY. EXPERIENCED AND -INEXPE-
RIENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
, WANTED ON OVERALLS;' \u25a0 GOOD v PAY;
; STEADY WORK; PAID WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUSS _ CO." VALENCIA- ST.. BET. ,
\u25a0 13TH AND 14TH. . APPLY TO MR, DAVIS. V
SEWING MA CHI NE OPERATORS ON SHI RTS :
GOOD^PA Y; CLKAN. STEADY WORK; NEW ;
WELL HEATED > AND VEX-
TILATED; INEXPERIKNCED TAUGHT AND
PAID WHILE LEARNING. LEVI STRAUSS
f.' CO.." VALENCIA;* BETWEEN 13TH. AND
14TH. •. APPLY TO: MR.^ HINDSHAW.
WANTED— . \u25a0--('\u25a0 , ._..---,-\u25a0; \- \u0084.,/... ~~;\
'; First-class trimmers and makers for whole-
;. sale mUllnery. \u0084-•;•.'.:•- .-,. : -, \u25a0.•..\u25a0".•*, "\u25a0.\u25a0,- /s I
'\u25a0 Apply •- to '\u25a0'< ' - \u25a0;:'.- '
„ ' HOLM :•£ NATHAN, ,
\u25a0 -Southeast corner Bnsh c apd; Polk sta. •.
WANTED— Young ; girls to r work \u25a0 in i mail order
department; Jauat*be rapld^andflegibleiwrlt-
'\u25a0" S«"X A . ppl3r i Sri N.-. WOOD . & C 0. ,? Flllmore aad
HELP • WAXTED— Female— Contlnned
DENIM COAT OPERATORS WANTED: STEADY
EMPIX)YMENT: GOOD PAY. HEYNEMANN
& CO.. s: , E. , COE.7 PAGE AND. FILLMORE.
SHIRT, AND OVERALL' OPERATORS: GOOD
• PAY: sSTEADY EMPLOYMENT. HEYNPV i
MANN \u25a0 & CO., i S,>E. ; CORNER PAGE AND
FILLMORE. ..-.-• :\u25a0\u25a0_\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•.\u25a0\u25a0> •\u25a0-\u25a0- \u25a0--•- --1
\u25a0 •\u25a0•• \u25a0- --:\u25a0 •--•>— -: - \u25a0 ..- \u25a0
BOOKKEEPER— Youns; lady; i must be exner-
. ienced and thoroughly .competent: -TO. SUCH.
a _ steady jpositlnn with- Rood' salary. : S. N.
\u25a0WOOD & CO.;: Flllmore and EUlalstß. \u0084
Al BOOKKEEPER; bookkeepers and stenes..
(several) : stenos.. : all salarlea: office \u25a0 assist-
: ants: -bill clerk. CALIFORNIA BUSINESS
AGENCY. 1&17 FHlmore at. ; : . - . . _
A.JAPANESE girl wants position in small f am-
. lly. to do cooking and housework; : wages $30
. month ; \u25a0 good cook." 2055 Sacramento st ; tel.
West SO4. ;.. , -;.-'.,-:; .-'.,-: ' •-.:.. '--\u25a0\u25a0:
YOUNG girl to assist in light housework and
- cooking; 3 In family; no washing: Sunday off:
$1S per month. ISOO Ellis- st Apply rafter 9
..-a; m. ..'..'..- -. . ; .;. . \u25a0 ;..-., ,"\u25a0'-. .... \u25a0-" t-. - _.-.
OFFICE assistant — Wanted, a young lady to as-
sist In . office - work by a ; wholesale jewelry
house ; references \u25a0 required. 1 Box \u25a0 2227. Call.
WANTED— Refined and competent German girl
for pewlng ana make herself useful otherwise.
Apply bet. 11 and 2 at 2350 Washington st. \u0084
WANTED— Skirt and Jacket hands for alteration
B room. Applt superintendent, between 9 and 11.
HALE BROS. Inc.. 6th and Market ats. .
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter for light . of-
flcc work; wages $35 to $40 per month. A. A.
DENNISON & CO., 534 Polk st.
YOUNG woman to learn typesetting and feeding:
advanced quickly; a' splendid onportunity. 911
San Pablo are.. Oakland. ... ,^
WANTED— Salesladies for waist and skirt de-
partment. Golden Gate Cloak House, Market
at.,, bet Taylor and Jones. . -.. _....-
A STENOGRAPHER and typewriter; good op-
portunity. Addresa or call CARSON GLOVE
COMPANY,. San Rafael. .
WANTED— First class bookkeeper: none but ex-
, nerienced - need apply. S. j N. WOOD'& CO..
FUlmore and Ellis -sts. -, . \u25a0
A GOOD seamstress; one who . understands um-
brella making . preferred. 'Apply LENNOX'S.
025 Van Ness aye. . . .
WOMAN wanted to do washing and ironing one
day In the .week. Apply 134S San Bruno arc,
near 24tn gt. 1 1
MADEIRA MILLINERY SCHOOL, private
claßsPs: hats trimmed; remodeling a specialty.
072 Eddy st
WANTED— Teacher for district school. Address
BOYXTON. First , Xational Bank buUding,
Berkeley. \u25a0 < •: ~
ALTERATIOX hands on coats and skirts. AR-
MAXD CAILLEAU.IXC., Van Xess and CaU-
fornla. . \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0• .. . ~ : ;.»;.-,
A N EAT girl to assist in light housework and
care for baby; wages $20. 120 Pierce; apt. 1.
GOOD \u25a0 borne for \u25a0 yonng girl ' to take ' charge of
child. 243S Jackson at., forenoon; car fare.
JAPANESE girl wishes a position to do cook-
ing;, wages $7 a week. Box 1426. Call.
WANTED — Girl to wait'at table, small restau-
rant; steady place. .'.-1159% Oak st . ,
LADIES to:. learn 'to sew. on furs; wages; also
j seamstress. , 531.16 th st.; Oakland.
A GIRL to cook and for general housework; 3
in family. 3234 Washington st-
PANTS finishers. .626 Lagnna st, bet Hayea
and Grore. PHILIP BASCH.
WANTED — A girl to assist with baby. Apply
1915 Gough st.
WAITRESS wanted at 1543 Devlsadero St., near
--Post. .
WANTED— First-class waitresses. 1927 Poat
• street. . - • \u25a0 \u25a0 • • - . \u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
• _ BARKER CHAIRS.
BARKER ; FURNITURE.
. BARKER TIBRATORS. : !
BARKER HAIR DRYERS.
The Barker patent Philadelphia- barber chair
has no ecual in beauty , of design, baring new
features that the public will appreciate and pat-
ranlze its users, proving It a big money getter.
'TO SEE :ITIS TO WANT FT .
It la sold direct, upon easiest of easy terms.
Barker furniture has originality and beauty
cqjnblned, yet Inexpensive.
BARKER VIBRATORS, .
THE \u25a0 WORLD'S STANDARD.
Barker electrically ? heated hand balr dryers."
Cnstomera aay: "How did yon do wlthont.lt)"
BARKER'S GOODS i_ ARE MONEY-MAKERS.
BARKER SAVES YOU MONEY.
Barker's plan ts are tbe largest In the world.
JAMES BARKER;
1370 SUTTER STREET,
NEAR VAN NESS AVENUE. ' v
MR. DRAKE., Manager. :
BARBERS, attention— We are overstocked with
mirror cases and barber chairs; we need ready
cash; we offer a liberal : discount for 10 days;
on mirror cases,' 15 per cent ; off; on barber
chairs, 10 per cent off; barbers wishing to bny
. or fit up shop, see us; largest discount offered
\u25a0 since the fire. \u25a0. Paclflc Barbers' Supply Co.. 50S
\u25a0 • Van Ness aye./ . \u25a0 \u25a0..- .
A WISE TIP TO BARBERS: -
Before buying furniture or supplies, call at
STOLTZ'S, 1835 Fillmore st, or at warehouse,
2211 Buah st. where yon can be best suited, aa
we carry ;. the largest stock and the beat as-
sortment on the coast. - '.
15 PER CENT discount on cases. <10 PER
CENT discount on barber • chairs until our
• large stock is reduced:' highest grade barber
CHAIRS and cases on the coast. BECKEL &
PRESHER, Oakland Barber \u25a0 Supply House,
Inc., 471 10th at. . . • V
2 -CHAIR barber shop and cigar. stand and 'fur-
-nlshed housekeeping: room for sale; price $150;
must be sold Feb. 1; going Eaat. _U Pacific
\u25a0 street- -\u25a0 v :.-\u25a0"\u25a0-\u25a0 .-. '•\u25a0
UNION barber. wants nosltlon in S. F. . every cv-
. enlng I and Saturday I from 3 p. m. and Sunday
morning. . Address box 225G; Call, Oakland.
BARBER Saturday and Sunday; $9. Saratoga
Baths, Park aye., cor. Hollls st, Emeryville,
Oakland- race- track. -;,, - ; ; .
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday, $8;
. If suitable, steady. 1627. Buchanan : at., near
. - Post. ;•\u25a0-;-. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0;?. .\u25a0..,;. . -.. t ; \u25a0...\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -, "> \u25a0
GOOD barber; steady; $18; percentage. Sanitary
Shaving Saloon, 1942 Devlsadero, .cor. ; Calif.
WAXTED — Good .barber: steady v work: union
wages; also good , bootblack. 1515 •; Ellis at.
. TWO . barbers for ' Saturday ; $5 and percentage.
- Sunset Barber "= Shop, i Mission ; and 16th > sts.
BARBER" wanted for \u25a0 Saturday - and Sunday.
PETERSON, 201 Stenart st. ; cor. - Howard.
FIRST-CLASS barber • wanted • for Saturday and
Sunday: steady next week.* 618 Stanyan . at. -
OPENING •\u25a0 of -' new ' manicuring : parlors; . ladles
25e. MISS ; B. E. JULIEN. ; C6O Hayes at.' ::
I WANT to buy k a flrst-class paying barber shop,
: 3 chairs or more. 3 Box 2459, > Call office. V , t
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday;
steady if suited. 379 10th, St., Oakland. .
A FIRST-CLASS barber wanted; wages $5; Sat-
urday only. -723 Franklin st, near Turk.
WANT to . bny ; a \u25a0 well ; fitted s up, paying " barber
\ shop, 2 or . more chairs. - - Box • 1786, Call.
BARBER wanted Friday afternoon. Saturday and
_ : - ' Sunday, "j 1402 i Eddy \ st", ". cor. •; Webster. r _ -
FOR < sale— Half interest : in good-paying - barber
"\u25a0 shop.;, 1 Corner Dupont and ! Union • sts. ' . \u25a0
WANTED-^-Barber ; " also . Saturday barber. ; Ap-
plyj. MEYER. 3007 Mission at. f
WANTED — Good barber Saturday.: and . Sunday;
$8 and percentage, j 705 3d st. ' - , . -
GOOD . corner; ' suitable ", for ,. barber - shop; . rent
- $30. \ Apply 503 Ashbcry •st \u25a0 . . . ~
.WANTED— -First-class barber for short-hour Job.
' Call ' at noon at ,4297 24th : st. \u25a0\u0084 . \u25a0..,
BARBER— Extra, , for Saturday, $4.50., . Apply
,\u25a0lls4; Folsom, St., corner :Bth. \u25a0 .;' * ._- \u25a0 ".-\u25a0\u25a0
FIRST-CLASS short-bour barber ; ahop for sale
cheap. : r - 405 Washington at,- -• .- .-
BARBER wanted ' for Saturday . and Sunday 5 and
steady. 901 Franklin St.: . • V - ..
WANTED — Barber " for Saturday : . and »' Sunday;
-... wages'." $7.-. 228 "-East -.st. :.;.„• - : - ...\u25a0..••,\u25a0•.• -. ..
BARBER - Saturday -\u25a0 and 1 Sunday; - >5 - per " cent.
1544 Park. St.. Alameda. ./." -. ; "\u25a0
BARBER for . Saturday; $5.50. . New. Pride, 2399
... Mission' sf',; cor.'. 20th.;- \u0084 ,- ;,. „
BARBER , wanted; > no student need : apply; good
- wages.; C 22 Front s St..' .' - ...» v.i.-v-
SPACE ' for * bootblack '<- to . let in . front . of . saloon .
1517 > Pine st. , . :\u25a0/\u25a0\u25a0: ;
BARBER wanted at 1161' Jefferson at . . bet, 1 13 th
.-,,; and . 14th, i Oakland. - r ;>,; : \u25a0_- .;•:
BARBER ".wanted; ateady work. 1162% 7th st; i
,_.'. West; Oakland. , • ;•. ~.-.'...~ .-.'...- -.7," ,--",;- ..r- \u25a0 ; -. j
WANTED — Good -and; steady barber at 424 11th j
>:at.'.v Oakland. « .- . .•\u25a0 ' -..-: \u25a0 ;, . .-,.; . ,- ; - \u25a0
FOR \u25a0 Bale— Two-chair ; . barber ; shop » .-, at &57 Vi
- Franklin i st -~-~ \u25a0,-.•"\u25a0.; \u25a0 : .-.- - . . - , ; . ;;
B A RBERi wanted' for ? Saturday r afternoon. 644
• Market :st. r" -.:, '.'•\u25a0 " '.\u25a0.:•.- \u25a0>\u25a0 -'-" \u25a0: .-\u25a0\u25a0 : : ; -; \u25a0*.-"\u25a0
BARBER . for Saturday; $5 . 60. -\u25a0 2073 Mlasion '. at,
rfcor.%l7th.;,,f.i :;.: .: :\u25a0;\u25a0.".. .--.:.'•,. ... ; • -.-- : -
: BARBER ; for ; Saturday . and : Sunday. ; \u25a0, 3504 < 20th
tUatreet. 1-<1 -<- J '^'--^ : *.r-<- '-'-:•/-\u25a0• w>f : -\u25a0.\u25a0'•:;:.:\u25a0 \u25a0U!<'
WANTED-^-Barber * for ; Saturday.^ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 411 / Devlsa-
dero : st. :iv%B__^___BH__XG9w_____SHß9E: iv%B__^___BH__XG9w_____SHB9E
Z \u25a0\u25a0:'- HELP TV'ANTED— MaIe
"•. .MURRAY & READY. .^~~~
Leading Employment and Labor Agents,
Formerly 634-63 C Clay st.s Ss.' F..
\u25a0 ' : \u25a0 Now located at
11THAND MARKET STS.,
. ban Francisco. -
SK§H_iLSet * Pl'.one Snccial- 636.
. 4«0 CTU ST".. OAKLAND. '
'•\u25a0'-', Phone Oakland 7361.
127-129 S. Los Angeles St.. Ij» Angeles. * .
*rv- r >' - TODAYS-TODAY — -SOUTH.
FREE FARE. -•
MERCED— FRESNO— BAKERSFIELD
.-' \u25a0 DISTRICTS. .
/ SHIP SOUTH TODAY.
OREGON.
- PISKI YOU AND SHASTA.
:."_-.\u25a0 C. N. E. R. R. Y. V. R. R. :
0. !?. R. R.— — FP.ER FARE. .
Riparia nnd Lewiftton.
5000. teamsters, drillers, rociimen, trackmen,
laborers, etc.; FREE FATE. - /
; MURRAY & READY, 11 tU and Market sts.,
"San Francisco; 469 Cth St.. Oakland.
DON'T FORfSET.
350 BEDS AT HOME.
- TO SAX. FRANCISCO TO SLEEP.
MURRAY _ READY have opened their first
worklngmen's - lodging-bouse, with 300 beds.
,10th and Market sts., San Francisco, and the
price is - only 25c per nl?at. We axe going to
do something else for you. \u25a0
". , ' TODAY— MENDOCINO— COUNTY.
FREE— FARE. A.
—SAWMILLS AND WOODS—
25 • laborer?, no experience require*!, savrmill
company. Jlendocino Co., $33 to $45 and fd.—
FREE FARE. «
—SHIP— TODAY—
GOLD-SILVER— COPPEK
MINES
10 machine miners. Mexico. $3.75 day; 15
\u25a0 hand and machine miners, $75 and $30.
CALL— AND — SEE.
» Our new office. The largest employment
, agency in the United States.
LOCATED AT.IITH AND MARKET STS..
SAN FRANCISCO. .
Same phone, Special 65rt. 4«9 6th at., Oakland.
I —ENGINEERS.—
Steam snovel engineer, short distance country,
$150.
FOREMEN.
Foreman, ranch, south, $50 and found.
2 sectlou foremen, B. R. work, south. 570,
free fare.
Rock foreman, north. $97.50.
Teacher for a class of high school boys, coun-
try; good salary.
Bookkeeper for a mine. $100. - -,-. '•;
MECHANICAL.
2 ship Joiners, .$4 day. free fare; harness-
maker, country shop, $15 week; brick burner,
' $2,7s' day; pattern-makers, $4 and $5 day;
sparmaker, $4 day; 2 machinists. $3.75 day;
2 molders, $4 day; plumbers, plasterers and
sticker hands. $C and $5 day.
MISCELLANEOUS
FREE FARE. FREE FARE.
. 10 section laborers. $60, free fare.
10 laborers, factory, near Oakland. $60.
I Gardener, $40 and found.- boss here.
\u2666BAKERS AND OTHER HELP.
Baker, country shop, $50 and found.
Washer, country laundry, $15 .week; second
cook. $40 and found: 2 bedmakers. porter,
country hotel.' $30 and found.; butcher and
drive wagon, $60; cook for a boat $75: 9
cooks, .other places; man to run mine boarding-
house. $100; ranch cooks. $35 and found, boss
here: 2 bus boys and 2 bellboys, city.
MURRAY & READY. 11th and Market sts..
San Francisco.' 469 Oth st. Oakland.
WANTED— -For a large out-of-town department
store, an assistant superintendent; only prac-
tical men need apply;, state age. salary ex-
pected and where last employed: a permanent
position, with Increasing possibilities, for the
right man. Box 1879, CaU office.
WANTED — For large out-of-town department
store, an experienced head for ribbon and lace
department; permanent position, with good
prospects.' for right person: state salary expect-
ed, age, where last employed. Box 2403. Call.
WANTED — A trained man for head of toy de-
partment In large Interior department stare;
state age. references and salary expected; per-
mannt position to right man. Box 2404. CaU.
BOY wanted; 16 to 18 years: permanent posi-
tion; good salary. DAVIS-SCHON WASSER
CO., SE. corner California and Van Ness.
ALERT messenger boys (2).. Apply before 10
o'clock. M. FRIEDMAN & CO.. O'Farrell at
Polk.
ANDRE'S Office. 957 Franklin st. Phone Oak-
. land 7737. Headquarters for hotel and restau- \
rant help. \u25a0 Second--cook. $20 a week; relief
cook, , $20 a week; restaurant butcher. $17 to :
$20 a week: third cook. $50: assistant waiter.
$9 a week: kitchen hands. $9 to $10 a week;
also 2 men for / garden work, $2 to $2.50 a-
day; 'etc.
FIFTY experienced, teamsters wanted for rarl-
j-oad near LO3 Angeles; free transportation to-
day; train leaves foot of Market st. at 3:20
o'clock: meet Supt. W. E. PRICE at 2:30 at
foot of Market 6t. REED TEAMING CO.,
1122 Market st ' /
WANTED — Man for general work abont a pri-
vate place in San Francisco: must be carefnl
' driver and - understand care of horses: small
garden. Address » box 2253. CaU, Oakland,
giving fnU particulars, references and wages
desired. "\u25a0"»"'
FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
If yon .- want help of any kind, maje oe
female, telephone J. C. Westenburg, supt. of
the * Whosoever Will Rescue Mission and New
Merit Home Free Employment Bureau. 386 9tb
St.- Telephone Oakland 8203. .
WANTED— <Youn_f men; one assistant to shipping
clerk, one filing clerk and . one machine In-
voicing: clerk. Apply In person with letter in
own handwriting, 10 a. m. to 11:30 a. m.. to
STANDARD OIL CO.. 7th and Irwin sts.
RAILWAY mail . service offers splendid oppor-
tunities toyouns men; entrance salary $S00;
"promotion to rlgnf parties. See Immediately
N. H. - OLIVER about preparing for examlna-
_ . tion, 724 Market st. 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
MEN and boys, plumbing and bricklaying trade
pays $5 to $S per day; we teach yon by prac-
tical Instruction in 3 months: position guar-
anteed; free catalogue. Coyne Trade School.
4976 Eaaton aye.. St. Lonla. Mo.
MEN wanted— To learn the barber trade la 8
weeks; special Inducements to those entering
bow; situations guaranteed. For particu-
lars. caU or addresa MOLER COLLEGE. S-10-
12 Fell st. -
WANTED— Experienced salesman for wash goods
and r sheetings in onr domestic department: i
good -wages. Apply Superintendent. 9 a. m.,
BALE BRO^.. Inc.', 6th and Market sts.
AN , old-established real estate firm has a good;
- . opening for a bright, enterprising yonng man of
good \u25a0 address - and neat apeparance. Address
-.-.\u25a0'- box 17Sfi, Call office. 1651 Fitlmore at
WANTED—A partner by structural and me-
:- chanical engineering .draughtsman; must be
a man of experience and push ' and acquainted
in- city. Addresa box 2254, Call office. „ ;
INVENTORS— Patents obtained in' the United
.States and other countries; special department
for the sale of patents. SONNTAG'S Patent
: Agency, ' 1122 Market St.. opp. 7th.
WANTED — Young > man about IS years old for
gecoral office work in a larga retail house;
good opportunity for advancement Box 1111,
Call. 1651 FUlmore st. \u25a0
SINGLE rooms 25 eta. a night. $1.50 to $2.50
;-_ week. St. George. Sth ; and ' Howard ats.
WANTED— Boy," 16 to 18 yea^§ of age,. for stock
"room. Apply Superintendent. 9 a. . m.. HALE
BROS., Inc.,' 6th and ; Market sts. \u25a0\u25a0 \u0084 \u25a0.-.,.
WANTED — Lumber handlers, inspectors and tal-
lymen. ' Apply to division storekeeper, South-
:-ern Pacific Company, West Oakland. r
ORDER ' clerk , for wholesale drug house:' expert-
' eneed in drug business. Address by mall only '
J. N. E;.,,625 3d st.
WANTED— I L'OO ' men to fill beds at 15c per
Bight .at * the Phoenix. S2S Howard. - at., be-
' tween 4th and sth. ._ - !'-:.' , \u25a0
SELL lota in new subdivision; good proposition;
:juick sales; $100. to $200 weekly. C_U r«on»
17. 2193 Buaa at ,- , "
LAUNDRY body \u25a0 lroner. wages $12 per : week.
A pply <- today - early at Sheerin's La undry, 760
McAllister gt.
A GOOD, . strong boy wanted ,at r the California
..•Art Glass;. Works;: steady position.-. Call 938
\u25a0\u25a0Howard st : \u25a0.-:,-\u25a0 i
WANTED — Good material clerk that can operate
Remington typewriter. Apply room 875, James
. Flood bids. "' J
. WANTED-^-100 " men to fill new. . clean rooms;
: 25c. 35c. 50c night 550 Jessie st, ol 6th.
..I near Market \u25a0 \u25a0 ." . '
EXPERIENCED salesman for domestics and dra-
• perlea. ' ' Apply \u25a0 superintendent's .office. The
... Emporium. .' .
WANTED — A' young man to begin; the Insurance
business; good position and salary. Box 33,
;.? CaU r office. ~ ..-.--'.-i ' . . \u25a0 - -\u25a0= . . _--. \u25a0 -.-.. \u25a0
WANTED— Errand boys. 7 Apply at shipping de-
:,'-. partment.: S. . N. i WOOD > _ CO.. FUlmore and
;.',Ellis;Sts.'?,;:,- ,.-.;-'.; .-:- , . \u25a0 , • . w - ; / -
.WANTED^-Boy.-.to: drive- butcher cart' and at-
""tend.to horse; wages $6 per. week. Box 1427.
-"CaUtOfflce. \u25a0 . . .
WANTED— OOO men to fill beds at. lsc per night
at the 'Phoenix, 825 Howard at, between 4tb
\u25a0 and 6th. .-'\u25a0.;\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0'\u25a0'::'\::-- : \u25a0\u25a0•:\u25a0\u25a0.*. - -- r :..: '\u25a0
SAILORS ' and ordinaries ' for all \u25a0 parts of world,'
;. aat -Herman's ; Shipping * Agency. 43 * ateuart . s W
BED CROSS EMPLOYMENT CO.. -
60S CTay st. Phone Temporary 1310. S. F.. tau
-V Our "lodalns-hoose open /day . -nd night: 130
beds, 25e and Csc per nlgtt-
Cook, resfanrsnt •• • v.-- - l t> %Ht
CtM.k. French restaurant - -* 1 V 4V 4 -,o Jay
Cabinetmakers sV.'i > day
.machine men ....-^.oO day
P^S?Vtney r arW ••••-•-•--••V--50 **• rd $4
in-nrvTivß sits to $1*: bontkeepers.
:m: m irii- «t«i S^; to «:>»: coUeetor; de-
~ men. eenntr-r. $>>. CAUiuj-"- 1 *»*<« _
AGENCY. IHJ Fli::gor?- I
.- -: RED : CROSS Eiir LO YM E.NT CO '
60S Clay st. PSone Teuit)»'rar7 !>"«\u25a0 °- *•• V~
- Onr loflglns-honse vpen .lay and nlsht; 130
beds. 25c and 35c per nlg^i.
Teamsters, near city .*.... iJir,rVo-— i«»n
Drillers, rockmen. beadertnen. P^T* 1 " 11^
machine men «-V° t0 U5O day
Laborers, rlty --- - - v; $ r5? rd $4
Pruners. vineyard $-\u25a0»<> «-*y- board **
WANTEI>-Vo.:;-.s rare tc ieara
r«Hr^d awnntlnz: ?aiarlea $60 w *™ J^
month: railroads will taie all wPJf l^
' Address Morse Colleze of Telejrapby. SOB
12th st. Oakland. - -
WAXTED— Three flrst-class n' W9 P"^, r ._^L ll o c "l
ore: SIS a Wf-Jt *alarr. Apply Monday mora-
lng A. J. HALL. 232 Delbert block. Van r»«SJ
aye. at O'Farrell st. -
WAXTED— Steady man experieaced wlt^, h °"f?
to drive one-horse dellTtrv wagon and tak.
care of horse. Box 1474. Call ofnee.
LABOH debU collected anywhere; suits \u25a0*»*•*"
tachmenta. Kno.r. 2352 Pine at- nr. FlUmore.
WANTED — 2 or S first-class non-union carpen-
ters. Call today. 1215 Broadway. Alametfa.
WANTED— A good, all-around jeweler. APJ_, l - T t *°
J. N. PHILLIPS. C 27 J St.. Sacramento, cal.
A NON-UNION plumber and fitter wants wort
In city or country. Box 1790. Call office.
23 CASH boys wanted. Apply to S. N. WOOD
' CO.. Ellis and FiUmore. with permits.
PAWNBROKER — Man of experience. Addrea-
with references, box 1701. Call office.
ERRAND boys wanted. Apply S. N. WOOD A
CO.. Ellis and Flllmore. with permits.
WANTED— Cash boys. $5 a week. Apply S. N.
WOOD Si CO.. Flllmore and Ellis sts. /
ERRAND boy. 1050 Golden Gate aye.
WAXTED — A good waiter, a single- man, for
south end hotel. IPS Berry st.
OUTSIDE salesmen wanted. Apply SCHLUETER
fc RAPSOX.-747 Market st. m
WAXTED — Dishwasher: $30 and board and room.
Xevada House. 501 20th st.
FIRST-CLASS blacksmith, steady Job: wages
$4 a day. 421 Pacific at. '
BOY wanted to drive butcner cart. 700 Devis-
adero st.. cor. Grove. (
MAN to help In kitchen. Apply to restaurant,
621 Sacramento st. ___________
WANTED— Picture fratner; also a fitter. JONE3.
. 1514 Park St.. Alameda. .
NOTlCE— Strike on at Tubbs Cordage Co, 22d
and lowa sts. *
YOUNG man to work in saloon. Apply 3SOO
17th st.
SHOES repaired while you wait Cat Rats
Shoo R^nwlring Pp.. t.t «th- **.. n-»r \f»Htet.
SALESMEX WAXTED.
TTANTED— A salAsmin handling stationery or \u25a0
other office supplies to sell on commission an
attractive office specialty, which csn be han-
dlert ns a siile Mne. Box !!453. Call offlee.
CAXVASSERS WAXTED.
A — LADY canvassers wan?e<J: salary and com-
mission: can make $5 to $3 a day. Western
Statea SnnolT Co.. 51 Sacramento _\u25a0__________*_________.
LOST aS'D FOI7XD
A PASSBOOK with The nibernia Savings and
Loan Society of Sin FranHseo. in the name of
PETER M. GATTO or LOTTIE GATTO. No.
292-970. The finder will olease return to bank.
Unless same is returned within five days a
new book will be issued to the applicant.
LOST — A passbook with the Hibemla Savlnzs
and Loan Society of San Francisco in the mm*
of JOHN J. O'CONNOR. Xo. 3C3-1138: -th*
finder will please return to bank: unless sam«
is returned within five days a new book wilj
be issued to the applicant.
A PASSBOOK with The nihernia Savings and
Loan Societr of San Francisco, in the name of
DANIEL LYONS. No. 292-3a5. The finder will
please return to l>an&. Unless same is return-
ed within five days a new book will be is-
sued to the applicant. .«\u25a0\u25a0__ _ \u25a0_,
A REWARD of $5 will be paid for the return to-
MRS. ELDREDGE. 2621 Devisadem st. of a
small blue - enamel cross set with pearls,
marked F. M. WeN-tfr. 1563; lost near Devlsa-
dero or Scott and Vallejo sts.
LOST — Black seal banana?, cooialntn^ mon>>
mm. rolil w«teb and cbain. checkbook, CARO-
LYN ESCHEN. bankbook and parse. Return
to -517 California st. apartment 6. and r«-
ceive .reward. v
LOST — 2 diamond rings: one solitaire, and four,
diamonds set with ruby: left in la<lf«»s* dress-
Inp-room at Oakland pier. Jan. 7. 1907: reward
upon return to 314 South 6th at., San Jose,
California. .
LOST— On 16th st. near Dolores, a diamond set
locket and chain In ease of Radke A Co. Lib-
eral reward for return of aama to Mrs. C W.>
FLOYD. 40S Sanchez st
LOST — A pink coral necklace called do* collar. 1
New Year's eve. at Louvre or vicinity: .valued 1
as keeTvtake: handsome reward. 1919 Sutter
St.. HEUER.
LOST — Last nijrbt. open-face jrold watch; Bea-
trix Mlehelena inscribed inside. Liberal re-
ward If returned to 232 Devlsadero St., near
Haight. :
A BUNCH of keys, between 11 a. m. and 1 p.
m.. on Devlsadero st.. from Fell to Bacrames-
to. Return to J. B. MENAHD, 123 Steiner at.;
$1 reward. - \u25a0_•.-. . -'
LOST — Brown water spaniel dog: name "Chief":
has S. F. doe: license 167!>: return 3901 24th
.St.; reward: tel. Market 913.
LOST — Law book . "Biselow .on TortV": left In
I Sutter-st. car Thursday morning. Reward for
return to 920 Fillmore st.
WHOEVER found a plan, specification end con-
tract, please bring It to 1946 Post at, and
receive reward.
WATCHGUARD with gold buckle, locket Xt
with small diamonds ; return 332S 24th st. ;
liberal reward. , .
LOST — At Haas* Van Ness-aye. store, umbrella
initialed "J. C." Return -SCO California st.;
reward. "
STRAYED— A skye terrier: a collar with 11- '
cense: name Sky. Return 1103 Gnerrero at.;
reward. /
REGARDING brown spaniel Chief, call Mar-
ket 91S r asn»in. \u25a0 .
DRESSMAKING
ACCORDION PLEATING.
SIDE AND FANCY DRESS PLEATING.
Knchin?. buttons made, pinking, snnbnrst skirts
pleated. Cal. Pleatms Co.. 1624 California .St..
between Van Ness aye. and Post st,
ACCORDION, knife and sunburst pleattnjr. but-
tonholes and button- made at Stewart's Lining
and Notion Store. 1213 Post st, near Van N«sa
aye.; formerly of Taylor at.
MCDOWELL'S Dressmak!ns and MUlinery School.
1215 Post st., near Van Nesa. Branch 101S
- Washington at., Oakland: patterns cut to order.
SUNBURST, accordion, knife-plea tine, buttons,
buttonhole*, lining, notions: mail orders solic-
Iterl. STfFT.F'S. 14CQ Po«t; nnone West W42S.
bnESSMAKIXG AXD MILUXERY
MRS.'. O. B. CONVERSE. millinery: ladles' *
go— Tin, silk sltirtw. 13P* KlHw nt.
MILLIXERY -- T -
BEE HIVE — Cut rate ratlllnery. 543-51 McAU la»
\u25a0 f er st. : formerly fli fit h st. >. . \u25a0
. LADIES* TAILORS
LOUIS LIND3TRUM. ladles' tailoring, formerly
Donohoe bldg.. nowlSo4 Post.' near rranklln.
______ DETECTIVES
MCCARTHY'S Detective Arency — CtvU and crim-
inal work attended to with secrecy - and dla-
patch: missin? persons located; leral paper*
served; communienrions strictly confidential*
legal and commercial references. 1223 Flllmora
:• St.. cor. Eddy. THOS. M'CARTHY. Principal.
THAVOXAT'S Secret Servie* Airc'y. 850 Fulton
at. Tel. Park 915-Indlvidua!. cir^ration VotV
\u25a0 bonded watchmen: unimpeachable refsr-ncea.
' DLIMOXD SETTERS
TUCKET Jt KLINE, munofactnrins iewelers-
\u25a0• go:d and platinum bought. 1514 Bochanan at.
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