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_ ATTORXEVs
ADVICE fre«! — Divorce costs $12; quick, <jn:et;
banfcruptry. damage, attachments, probato !
natters « Bp*cialty; no fees in advance. 212S
nilmore nr. Sacramento. R. 1; open evenings. I
f)MPLETE divorce lor *„; no delay: courteous
treatment: sqnare dealing; please ccc me first.
Koom 3. V 036 Sutter st.. near nilmore. !
MVORCE— Costs $12: <julrk. <ju!et: advice free; I
00 charge tinlern successful. 102s Market St.. '
« "*n 12. near Pmirer's.
POR Ml*— Garsse. over 1O,(K)O sq. ft.; lone
l»«s»: fine hn»loes*; owner 1.-avir.g cifr. Uix
432. Call offl<*e.
HARRIS * HEKS. attorneys at law. W. T. Hess.
Notary Public. 2u53 gutter St.. near Filimor*.
LYONS, TIMOTHY J. tlate Chronicle bldg.).
Law offices. SI Geary «l. (F. H. Woods Trust)
ROBERT W. KING, attorney at law (formerly J
E— miner bldg.). 163» Flllmore >t.. near Post. !
H. A. Kroase. 1300 G. G. eve., cor. Flllmore: *M '
cases; adv. free; ~^ 7:SO-S:3O; tel. WwtMa.
MARTIN STEVENS, aftornry at Uw. 1033 Golden
Gate are., bet. Lagnna and Buchanan sts.
F. J. CASTELUL'N. attorney at law. 1.543 Golleu
Gate aye.. bet. nilmore nnd Stelner sts.
''HAS. F. HANI.ON. attorney. 17KI Hush St..
corner Oetarla: pbone West 15C0.
PL'BLIC STENOGRAPHERS
MARION WALCOTT. pub. stenog.: ni ultlgrapu
work specialty. iftfW Sntter st.. tel. West «21«.
PATENTS ;
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN, patents, late examiner
V. c. Patent Office. SOO F— — ore st.. soon
410. Call bldg.
PATENTS guaranteed: protect yorcr idea: ruide
book free. I". E. Vrooman. box 40, Wash. D. G.
FRANCIS it. WRIGHT, formerly examiner C
S. Patent Office. 02S-327 Monadnort MAr.
PENSIONS
PENSION Attorney E. A. BULLIS. 1541 Steiner
et.; part commander Thomas Post. G. A. R.
j PEXSIONS. extra pay, etc. Writ* L. M. BHEH-"
! WOOD. 2751 Flltwrt st.. San Francisoo.
r PHVMCIANS _.
ANNOUNCEMENT— DR. SCHIBMAN. IC2O Poat
•t., formerly Van Nem§ aye. poaitlvely oures
rheumatism, sciatica, kidney and bladder
trouble, disease of heart, nervous system. Our
offices equipped with latest scien. appliances.
DR. WONG HIM.
HEF.B DOCTOR.
Permanently Located
126S OTstt#ll St., bet. Gough and Octarla.
DR. REDMOND PAYNE, eye. ear. no«e. throat,
bet retrained practice at 91 S Van S«m m».,
corner Ellis. Hrs. 1 to S. Tel. ,*"rankl!n 831.
DU. E. O. JELLINEK. Delbert Block, Van Xess
end OTarrell; pbone Franklin 1465. Resi-
dence Majestic Annex; pbone West IC2O.
DR. REDMOND PAYNE, eye, ear, nose, throat,
has resumed practice at 915 Van Ness. cor. El-
lis; hours 1 to 3; phone Franklin 331.
DR. JOHN m! WILLIAMSON, formerly 21
Powell, now at 824 Geary: hours 2 to 4 p. m.
Phone Franklin 2342: res. IG3I Oak.
SEE MAIN CHY.
C— ce«e Tea and Herb Sanitarium.
555 7th St.. Oakland.
H. A. HESS. M. P. (Pacific Hospital Surgeon) —
Office hours. 1 to 3 end C to 7:30. 749 Hayes.
Tel. Market 2425.
DR. E. F. WEST, formerly of 511 A I>esvenworth
Ft., is now at 1115 McAllister. Phone Park
I>R. CARPENTER — Ditwuse* of women. «*KJ
Eddy ft. ; hrs. 2-4 and 7-S. Pbone Franklin 1772.
DR. P. F. C. BIEHL. late of 927 Market St..
now IC2* Market, bet. Cth and 7th; Market 5359.
ITiT <T CHILDS-MACDONALI). snrpeon. sT
Mary's Hospital. 1107 rranklln St.; 2-4 p. tn.
In. Aown I". Hall. ere. nr. now . tbroat. Delhert
Mk.. Van Ncr» A: OFarrell: tel. rrenklln 260 T.
I>R. r. <\ KECK returned and resnmea practice,
cor. McAllister and Steiner. Hours. 2-4 p. tn.
PR. HAMILTON C. BOWir. physlciin aafl «ur-
rw*. Sue Ua__. cor. 14th. Tel. Market 2204.
X-KAY ASJ> STATIC TREATMENTS. DR. A.
S. TTCHIXII. 702 Van Ness aye.: brs. 1-3. 7-8.
AI.Ci:RT .T. ATKINS. M. D.. recUl diseases.
ICCO rrankiln St.. nr. Pine: hours 1 to 4 p. n>.
I>V.. CFOHUK S. HOI.BROOK. SC Ives bulldlnc.
«*or. Ddd- Bcfl Lnrkin: hours 2 to 4: 7 to (\u25a0.
UR. JOS. ARHENYI.
Pf«»»!»ef> — Men-women. 573 McAllister st.
i'l:. 3. M. MACDONAI.D. office £JW OcUvla St.;
rbfiue Market 208t; res. piione West 21JMJ.
L. C. COX. M. D.. TJOO Der'sadero et.. formerly
<m Sntter: electric treatments given.
OI'i'KMIKIMF.i: CtP.E FOR ALCOHOLISM.
•\u25a0•OCT. MARKET ST.
cTfUMF YF.ITER. M. D.. S5OB 18— St.. now
33'.»8 Mtb «.. corner Chnrch.
liR. OWEN BUCKLAND — Hye, ear, nose,
throat. ISSO Setter st.; 1 to 4.
DR. W. n. GRISWOLD. 884 Eddy «U corner
Franklin; hours 10 to 4.
X-RAY and Flnsen Light Laboratory. 899 Stela-
er St.. cor. McAllister.
I>R. KAHIN KLINT, 1966 IStb St., oear Church;
2 to 4. 7 to S. t
DEVTISTS
"~~~~ DRS. C. W. DECKER,
' T. H. MORRIS.
_. T. CRANE.
SURGEON DKNTISTS.
1318 Sntter St.. above Van Ness.
Rooms 1-2-3-4-5-9-10. -_
A SEW wrinkle: maiden blush plates, $5; aat-
oral anpearance g_ranteed; present this card
for 1 free filling. Ideal Dental Co.. Delbert
block. Van Ness and O'Farrell.
FAINLF.SS DentUtrv— Oid established, honest.
reliab>: rfasonahie prices, perfect work; free
consultation. VAX VUOOM. 1501 FlUmors
«t.. corner O'Fanvll.
PAINI.ICSS Dentlfnry: set'of teeth. $5; crowns,
S3; bridge— ork. M: Clllnes. 50c: all ruarao-
teed. DR. BROWN. Market. 14th end Cburch.
DR. W. A. MEYER, form. Callarhan builflins.
now 2156 Market St., near Church and 14th;
Flllmore-et cars.
DR. GEORGE B, HARRIS, formerly f'belan
bids;., now located at 718 Market rt.. co f . <th.
BARTLETT. DR. D. GRANT— Extracting special-
ist; gas civen. 2103 Flllmore «t..NW. cor. Cal.
DR. R. L. WALSH, 572 McAllister, nr. J.ngnn*.
Platinum fllllngs, 50c: crowns, $5; plates, $7.
DR. JOS. M. HOCKEB, dentist; 1204 McAllis-
ter St.. corner Fill—ore; phone Page 1732.
HII— , DR. LCDLUM, 14« Market St.. now at
432 Webster St.. near Oak; gas given.
Dn. 3. J. LEEK (formerly 1126 Market), now
824 Valencia at., bet. I9tu and 20th.
DR. KNOX. dentist, 1615 Killmore St.; all work
grtt class; prices low.
DR. IRA G. LEEK — AD kinds of dental work.
Cl 5 Fiilmore St.. near Oak.
RAYMOND D. CASTLE. Dentist, 2015 Folsom
et.. eorper 16th.
ArTOMODILKS
AUTOMOBILES rort EVERYBODY.
_jf you want a nice low — -
priced runalxmt look b«-re. -
Sinple cyl. engine aud tires, flue buy $~«0
Finjrle cyl.. best running condition — snap »00
I'ope Tribune, engine in front, bny 3««>
Be mire and *e«" us brfore "IT Wiy.
PHKNIX AI.TOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
45tli s». and San Pablo eve.. Oakland.
r-Ktablisbed KKtfi. I'tione Oakland MV7I. 1
WANTED.
An tip tod* te automobile. «f nl>out 20 to 30
iiori'epo»T-er. in part payment for «\u25a0 dwelling
iiouse of lv rooms snd basement. ]'>e*iiPd near
the I'anliaadie of tbe Park: price «f lion .!£ " na 1
lot tUV*r, vrirrtb fl«.«i«i: r«-uted for $«0 per
'EDWARDS. CH-ISTHNSEN _ GOODWIN.
Keal I>to:e 35 Gwry SUwt,
' AITOMOmLKS FOR i:\EUYBpDY.
Oueen 2 cyl. touring car. top. warchligiju. ..$.OO
Pien-e Stanhnite; h-kW 4; ne— tir<>* MtS
Knox Stanliow: «^at« four; Mg baresln. . .. .?-jO
PHEMX AUTOMOBILE I'.XC»IAN«-K.
4.MU st. and S«n Pablo «ye.. Oakland.
From S. F. Key Route lv 40lli mud San I aljo.
6TEVKNS.MTKYEA— HAS BEEN JHEL'N ONLY
4 MONTHS: IN PEUI'KCT CONDITION: FOX
HALE AT MBHRAL UISCOITNT. Inquire P.
<». bo* r:». ><t 2142 Shattnck aye.. Berkeley.
M I. WM.HERT *\u25a0 SON. I«tb and Mission st».
Automobile rrnalHng in all its branrbes; only
first -class roeclmnl'-s employed, and work ffnar- i
snieed. Trl. Mrrket 1031.
l:j:NSTl:«»M GAUA«:f. 424-4 M Stanvan: phone
Park 476. Aniotnoblles bought, sold, repaired;
Mipplie»: tountig cer* for hire at ell hours. j
n. 11. MORRIK— AUTO BROKER I
C 75 3<stU St., Oakland. Cal.
Pbone Osklstid 4-'>Cr.
I'l I I MAN" automobile on exhibition at tbe
Mle^wii flf th? FRANK O. BENSTUOM CO..
424 to 44C «t. t '
11IIK\"'MIAL HKO.. AITOMORILK KEPAIU-
IKC. 317* 218 T. ST.. NEAIT MISSION. TEL.
MA'ItKET ras..' ->-:-•\u25a0'••••' ' ' 1
A< llJJlimit.i; irpalrtß?: "'"f*" «i'"_? r «Ci!l£"
<nr. repalrttir. I. L. De JONGH. 44C Fnlton.
KKI.IAKCE AHTOJIOBILR CO- « 7 , F "' t ?»"«J; :
cararlnr «nd "-nttnir: repalrtcg of all kind*.
JiA.N FIUNCIBCO VI-LCAMZING CO.. 425
Valeprla. Auto ttfe repalrtnr our specialty.
ART RKPAIRI.VG
D. MIZrHARA. 2TOO Caltfoniia'»t; f V«i.Mt
repalrta*. B«f.: White Douw, Nathan-D. Co.
BUSINESS CHA.XCES
UESTAt-HA>T for $4CO; locals^ near S. P. sU-
* tion. in Oakland: to be sacrificed on aceonnt
! of KlcHness: rest $20: lease. See MITCHENEK
* BARTON, me Broadway. Oakland.
COUNTRY grocery store, near Oak— nd; baa 4
, nice llvlcg-rooms; new and modsra bcUd_K; 3
< >rars* lease at $25: luirse end waiton: every-
I TLltip a-omi for $1(100. MITCHENER A BAR-
! TO.v. 83 C Broadway. Oakland.
S3OO0 — Country hotel of 40 rooms and bar; 2
hours' rld« from 8. l\; cheap rent, long less*;
pood bar bui ilne*s. MITCHEXKR A BAR-
TON. 810 Uroadway. Osklsad. .
"WE offer for tale ttlt we*k:
1« drujr stores, city and country.
2 bou-ls in jcuod towns.
2 groceries in good to— us; OK.
"»\u25a0 1 jewelry store in country.
2 restaurants In city.
1 2 bakeries find See cream, etc.; country.
! 2 clothing store*, city snd country.
I «. Call or address
? THE F. A. WECIC UEALTY CO..
\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0''... 779 Market St.. S. F.
WANTED— To meet wide awake man tarlnf
$3000 to $10,000 to Invest in well establlthed
and best paying amusement proposition In
California; located in tine city near San Pr— •
cisco; we own our building and wish to en-
large the plain: good salary asd big dividends
l>sM: inouc.v invented well HACured aad in-
vested in the bus lness; expert— cc not aece*-
' Kfiry; prupusitlun invites fullest investigation.
Box 922, Call office. 1651 ~_mors st.
I HAVE U. R. patent for Instrument wltb wblch
to cure strictures. It can be safely tntn :«ted
to the bands of tbe patient, as Its construc-
tion and application is (simplicity Itself. It
cun be manufactured for less than 80e apiece
snd sold at a price which Insures as enormous
profit. I want partner with great bas—tess
ability and some capital. Will give half In-
terest to right party. Address box 90S, Call,
FlU_ore st. :- -"» •-'
WC desire to correspond wl— a commission
merchant carrying llae* of —dies" rt*djr-to-
we&r coofls to rcprneut ca la the Pacific
States. We mancfacture the well _aow a
Beverly skirts, rang— f in prices from t2.&0 to
f12.C0. They are tbe best tailored and fit-
ring skirts on the market. The Beverly Co.,
Broadway and BuSalo. Milwaukee, Wl*.
flO.ooo— Partner, silent or active; oM-erUb-
llshed contracting business, with yearly clear
profits $8000 to $8000; contracts oa hand.
$25,000. with more in sight: silent partner
rnaranteed 20 per cent on investment; money
needed to increase - bnsisecs; fall lnvwtfga-
tlon. Address N. A. B-. 778 14th st., city.
ttESTAir-A'VT do_(T a business t< $200 to $250
per month, has private boxes and bandies all
kind of liquors: long lease; old established
place: cwner will sacrifice on account of other
business. MITCHENER A 11AUTON. 816
Broadway. Oakland.
A BAKER'S OPPORTUNITY.
A well-located bakery in Oakland with a
rood oven, long lease snd fine wholesale aad
retail trade 4 ll ring rooms in rear; a anap
et $1650.
LEONARD ft CO.. Inc.. ICTO Broadway. Oakland.
AN honest and profitable proposition to tbe right
parties. Wanted — An Al manager, lady or
gentleman, for Hotel Angelus, corner Bash
end Jones sts. ;. must bay* best of references:
rome Interest may be acquired: no agents need
reply. Box 1)23. Call office, Fillmore st.
~$iboo!
STORE lease for sale in center nf Oakland City,
4U years, at (125 month; a crack location for
saloon or any otaer buslneas: a snap. Partlcn-
Jars with THE ALDEN CO., 468 10th St.,
Oakland.
FOR sale — 425 shares of the capital stock of a
well paying electrical machinery company.
Established 1901. Doing a flourishing busi-
ness. 1173 shares Issued. Five directors. Ap-
ply room 34 Marson bnlldinr. 13S0 Hotter st.
A MAN with mosey to join owner la driving a
tunnel In a mice iorated in a irrll-kncwn
district: money needed to Increase business :
exceptional opportunity for a miner. Boom
34, 1443 Flllmore rt.
START a mall order business; we furnish
every tblnr •. necessary; only few doUars re-
quired: new plan, coccess eerta—: costs
nothing to Investigate. MOburn-Hlcfcs, 353
DearlK>rn St.. Chicago.
DOCTOR — High-grade hospital: need competent
physician on its staff and board of directors.
Give this opening; your best tbOßght, as the
financial Interest alone Is orach coveted. Box
425. Call office. \u25a0
I WANT to meet a party who can Invest $25,000
In manufacturing business; can show up *
proposition that will pay $100,000 a yesr end
ran l>« increased. Box 904, Call branch, 1651
Flllmore St.- : :-.~: -.~-
IN VOICE — Grocery nnd notion store; has fine
living rooms: pood corner: no opposition: see
This snap quick; it won't last. MITCHCNER
& BARTON, fliq Broadway. Oakland.
FOR sale— Fine country paper near San Fran-
rißco; excellent opportunity in fast rr owing
district; owners must devote time to other
fcualnees. Box 427. Call office. - \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 -
A WEIi paying.' candy, ice cream, cigar store,
adjoining theater; can also be need ss a drvp
store: long lease; crest location. Box 902,
Call branch, Fillmore st.
?\u25a0_'."-\u25a0>•• will purchase an interest In a legitimate
business In this city tbat will yield you $300
per month if taken at once. Box 644, Call
branch, 1651 PlUmore st . \u25a0
CANDY, ice cream, stationery, notions, etc., nice
clesn stock: living . rooms; family district;
cheap rent with lease; make offer; It mest be
cold. 710 Shrader st. . .
AN income for tbe. family — Dividends that will
rleane you. Hlustrated report, with 40 photos,
tree. later. Lumber, Drexel bldg.. Philadelphia.
A MAN with from $3000 to $£000 to finance a
well -established business; $15 to $20 per day
profit. Address H. H. G.. box 725, Call office.
$150 — STEADY, reliable man wanted as part-
ner in manufacturing business; will clear
t"> dally to each. 2013 Fillmore st;. room 4.
WILL jrive half interest in new bnildlnr bearing
flne profits: this is gilt edge; for $4500. Box
732. Call office.
'FOR sale — On account of death, first-class gra-
ce—-; sew stock; good locality. . Apply 4
- Flllmore Bt.
j GROCERY for sale, cheap; low rent; first-class
! bargain. 4066 24th st.. near Castro. _•
! FOR sale, cheap.* photographic, studio; long
lease. J. KENT, _23 Mission st.
i- \u25a0 -
{ SMALL rundv store for sale cheap if sold soon.
Box ©05. Call office, Flllmore at- .
PETE BAYER. 221 Clara St.. will fill and grade
\u25a0 your lots free of charge.
TO let— Saloon, with license; 20 rooms. Inquire
410 7th st.
OAKLAND BIJSI.VESS. CHANCES
A FEY? CHOICE OFFERS
BY LEONARD — CO.. INC..
LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS.
"ft rear and news stand, downtown .... $4-V)
no Bicycle and locksmith, big trade $1350
S.V Half Interest in live grocery; snap.. sl7oo
34 Welj located procery. big trade ....J4OOO
f.B. Grocery and branch baVery, a bargarn.slCM
60 Cigar stand, clearing $500 a month.. s3ooo
6S! Billiard, pool and cigar business. .. .$l2OO
70. Half Interest !u mmufaeturing busl- \u25a0<*.
ness $2500
fil. Jewelry end Notions, fine location.. sloso
Tor full list see us.
We have some choice offers. \u25a0 ,
LEONARD — CO.. INC..
1070 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
LODGIXG-HOCSES WA3VTKD.
LODGING -HOrSE. centrsl: 40 tn SO rooms;
will jmrcbase. See . WRIGHT & GREKNK.
352 Bti«h ft. - ' \
———^—— —^— —*——*—^—^^^^^^^~^^^^^^^^^-~ !
: -' PART.VERS WANTED
P4KTNER wanted in painting business: sober
man tvbn can handle help; I l»ave good loca-
tion, tools and TOpplies: lots of work; no.
much money reqolred. Box 43.. Call office. .
ARCHITECTS
WE are constructing concrete. RteeL brick .and
frame buildings at actual cost of material and
labor. »nd charge a definite snm for our serv-
ices, which Includes the making of all plans
and specifications. -. \u25a0 . •
Payments fur material made directly to
seller by owner.
WILLIAMS BROS.. Superintendents.
L MASTROPA3QUA. Architectural Engineer.
72» Monadnock B»dg.. San Francisco.
McDOnGALL BROS., architects. .721 Devlsadero
«t.. bet. Fulton and Grove. Pbone West 5592.
N UIRANO. Japanese designer and_bnllding
* contractor. 1821 Sutter: tel. West 7965.- -,
ART GLASS
PLAIN, leaded and art *Urn. S. HDERELL,
1 212 Gongii. bet. Oak and Fell. - - _I^____
PAR A^D STORE FIXTURES ''.
STORE, bsnk; cafe and office fl «/44 : if M^l!
and estimates free «f chsrp»-.. BtSH i MAL-
LKTT CABINET MFG. CO.. 30«0-«4 17th ut-
near Fol»om. .-.-*\u25a0 - \u25a0'\u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0 '
OFFICE and store flxtnre.. «M»«^
lobbing; estimates rlvea. G. MARCHAL. —3
Austin sve.. bet. Busb and Pine «ta.v ,
STANDARD Furniture Mfg. Co.. 651 Bryant St.,
\u25a0 makes all kinds of fnrnltnre; tables a specialty.
CALIFORNIA Home Indostry. 214 Bth st.-— Bar
\u25a0 and store. fixtures, sbowesses always on nana.
i MAHTKNSON nsaltes office, store and bar fix-.
tures. 218 L*ith st.. bet. Mission and Howard.
WESTERN FIXTURE CO.". store, office »nd_bsr
. fixtures.. cablnc_ carpenter • work. 008 Turk..
FOR store, office or b«T fixtures see MeCOLM &
BARNARD. 2C27 EIIU St.. sbove Devlsadero.
" - COLUEN WEST WOODWORKING CO..
, 23*288; 14th st.' '. - \u25a0 ?:V--.
THE SAif FRANCISCO CALL. "STJKDA^,; JIAECH 24v'19Q7;
\u25a0;'»\u25a0 /. _ CLAIRVOYANTS
THE White Mystic of India. \u0084 v r"
ORMONDE, formerly 10 years on Market St.:
a . clairvoyant with power; genuine, reliable,
conscientious; past, present. . future; ; business
advlc*, love, mtnlese. divorce; removes evil
influences, tells your full uame; born In the
Orient with the -power' of : any 10- mediums:
readings $1. 1810 Devlsadero, bet. Ellis and
O'FarrelL . \u25a0 -: \u25a0 ' / ' . ,-"..... :-\u25a0 ,
MISS M. WILLS, tbe famous crystal seerees. lo-
cated at 1503 Geary. St.. bet. Laguna and Bu-
chanan; one who Is well known and one wbo
is competent to read your life: she reveals tbe
psst, - gives correct fort- cost of tbe \u25a0 future and
will give t valuable advice concerning all mat-
ters of business: rendinrs dally, JO a. m. and
• .p. m.; phone .West 7488.
MME. PORTER— Glfttd clairvoyant medium:
tells psst. present and future; born -with a
double -veil; second sight; cards read clalr-
voyantly: ladles and gents. $1; palmistry, full
life reading. Til open Sundays; walk in. Top
floor, . 1838 , O'Fajrell St., near._g{einer.
MSB. D_. F. CLARK, clairvoyant, seeress and
prvehlc medium; gives confidential readings
dally from 10 a. m. to 8 p. tn.. at 1425 Steiner
; st.. bet. E llls and O'Farrell. San Francisco.
MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted clalr. and palmist;
a wonderful prophetess; names; ladles, 50c;
gents. 91; hrs. 10 to 0. 1260 Ellis, nr. Laguna.
MME. MILLER, great card reader, lust arrived
I from East: -has located at Sunset Hotel, room
1 0; McAllister nr. Webster; gents 50c. ladles 25c.
MME.BURKMAN— Cerd reader; ladles and gen-
tlemen;. 60c. 1003 Bncbanan St.. nr; McAllister.
POOP. LA CLAIR. psychic palmist and life
readings: questions answered. 1202 A Golden
Gate eve.
MADAM BCHAEFFER. clairvoyant, card reader,
water seer. 704 Lagnna, bet. Grove and Fulton.
MME. LOUISA. Bpaßish clairvoyant and card
reader. 1037 A Golden Gate aye.. rma. 1 and 2.
MME. EUGENIE, scientific palmist, card reader;
rvrva- facts tbat astonish yon. 1465 Valenrla.
MISS GIRAHD. clairvoyant and card reader.
Snlte 12A and 12. 937 Golocn Gate aye.
MME. MARBEAU. card reader; ladles 15c. genta
50c. 2693 Mission st.. near 23d.
sprarrrALisM
BEY. KATIB nEUSSMANN-nARVESTON; cir-
cles Friday. 2 and 8 p. m., 25c. 277U4 Fol-
ftom, nr. 24th; readings daily, short time only;
cut tils <mt. v .".:--\u25a0 1
MME. VlGARS— Spiritual meetings every night;. !
sittings dally. 1003 Bnchacan. nr. McAllister. ]
MRS. PEAL, spiritual medium: readings dally.
756 McAllister St.: circle Thursday, S p. ra.
MRS. CRINDLE, materializing seance Sunday
evening. 8 o'clock. 1400 McAllister st.
PALMISTRY
PALMIST— Just" arrived from the East. MIS 3
LUCILE RAY. 1124 Flllmore st., snlte 2.
ASTROLOGY
"ASTROLOGY Made Easy," 59 paces with char<J
acter sketch; 27c: special questions, $1; yearly \u25a0
forecsst. $l.r«0: full horoscope, $3: give birth
date, sex. hour, if known. MRS. M. J. j
BAIRT>. Col ton. Csl.. Jtox 113.
Contractors axd builders
m'cullough contracting co., 2023-2033
Market — Buildings designed and erected quick-
ly, economically; no "waiting for mill work."
JAMES HKRCHE. KNGINEER AND MILL-
WRIGHT. 1111 LAGUNA. TEL. WEST 4160.
P. DE NOOY — VAN DAM. carpenters.. contract-
ors; cab. work. 12S4A Kddy. Phone West 4624.
PAINTING, tinting, paperlianzlnc: best work;
reas. HDKTER, 1577 O'FarrelL Tel. West 6667. ;
C H. TCBBS. contractor, builder. Jobbing; shop
538 Fulton: residence 317 Prague st. \u25a0--\u25a0:!
D. nOULE,(I3*>4 Eddy St., contractor and build-
er: store and office fixtures. - •" - \u25a0
- \u25a0 " CHIROPODISTS
DR. GEO.- DUNCAN, expert chiropodist, 1550 El-
lis st.. near Fll'more. All foot ailments cured.
HARRIS H. KATZ. chiropodist; expert mas-
cater; electric apparatus. 1163 Golden Gate.
DR. JAS. BROWN, expert chiropodist, at Empo-
rinm. Van Ness and Post: -formerly 0 Geary.
- CASHREGISTERS
CASH registers. 521 cites, of all prices, for all
kinds of business, on liberal terms. National
Cash Register Co.. 1253 Golden Gate aye.
CASH registers; all makes, sizes, from $10 up;
our prices less than half. 629 Market St.; up-
stairs. -
j CIGARS
HORN ft CO.. wholesale tobacco and cigars;
Cobanola and El Sldelo cigars. 18 Sacramento
St.. opp. the ferries.
COMMERCIAL ART
HUXT CO.. 2170 Post St., phone West C2SS. In-
spect onr samples. *
DETECTIVES
MCCARTHY'S Detective Agency— Civil and crim-
inal work attended to; secrecy, dispatch; miss-
ing persons located: communcetlons confiden-
tial; legal, cammrt-elal ref. 122S Fillsnore, cor.
Eddy. Thoa. \u25a0 McCarthy. Principal: West 307 W.
DRESSMAKING
ACCORDION, knife and sunburst pleating, but-
tonholes and buttons made at Stewart's Lining
and Notion Store. 1213 Post st.. near Van
Ness aye.: formerly of Taylor Bt»y .
SUNBURST, accordion, knlfe-pleatine. buttons,
buttonholes, lining, notions; mall orders solic-
ited. STKELK'S. 1420 Post: phone West 6423.
MCDOWELL'S Dressmaking and Millinery School.
1215 Post ft., near Van Ness. Branch 1013
Washington at.. Oakland. Patterns cnt to ordT.
"LE MODELE School of Dressmaking: patterns
cnt to measure. 1515 Bush tt.. room 9.^/
MARIR -MUZIO. dressmaker; first-clsss work.
700 Polk st.: tel. Franklia 2<vis.
MISS M. H. SNYDER, evening gowns; tel. West
«610. 1R42 Webster St.
DRESSMAKING AXD MILLINERY
THE HINOY. %
Japanese !adl»s' tailoring and millinery store,
..-.;-. IBlO'j Geary St.. S. F.
LADIES' tailoring and dresfmaklnu'. 63 Portola.
\u25a0 off W«ller. h*t. Stelner and Pierce sts.
MILLI.VERY
FREEMAN. 'MILLINER, .now located 1205 Sutter
st. near. Polk, formerly 433 Geary.
JUST arrived, our new spring bats. MISS 11.
&A. PRAG. 010 McAllister nt. .. - .•\u25a0..- ....
DISPLAY flne Esster • millinery. Miss M.
RICHARD. 9C2 Valencia st. - - - ..- I
MIPS N. BRIGGS. 1405 Sntter St.. corner Frank-
lin: new arrival of hats. .
BKE HIVE. 'S2S-27 McAllister, has a full lice
of *nrlne hats. < \u25a0-\u25a0• \u25a0 .
LADIEJH TAILORS
LADIES, we make suits of very best material,
$25: this special advertises us; before getting
your suit see us and decide accordingly. K.
BEDROS. 1531 Sntter st.
LOUIS LINDSTRUM. ladles' tailoring; formorlj
Donohoe bldg.. now 1304 Post, near Franklin.
J. SCHWARTZ & M. KROXNIEK— High grade
ladies' tailors. 1004 Golden Gate aye.
' •:» H. BETTE.
\u25a0 1163 Ellis *t.; spring novelties.
furs"
B. KANTNER, manufacturing furrier.' formerly
] 22 Stockton St.. now 2000 Sntter. '. rooms 1-2.
G. BARK, farrier, formerly ' Lachman & Co.. now
1515 Bush st.V cor." Van -Ness aye.. upstairs.
' EDUCATIOXAL
ARCHITECTURAL, inVcbsnlcal (electrical) draw-
ing, mathematics (eveningK). Metroj>olitan Bus-
Id«u>s College. School ai , Drawing. 025 Golden \u25a0
Gate aye.; art penmanship, Ksplna; "stenog-
-'. raphy: position; day ; $10. i evenings , $5 mouth.
LENA ISUDD POWERS, school of expression and !
dramatic art. 761. Flllmore; graduate;and post
gradnatc of Emerson College of Oratory.' Bos- j
' ton;" graduate of Columbia. - ' |
GEO. . KOBERT , PUCKETT.
Dancing instructor: private lessons dally 1 to 8.
. Cotillion Hall.* 159 Church, at 14th and Market.
"EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOLS," books, sta- ;
ttonery.-i apparatus, furniture.* The -Whitaker
"* Ray- Co.,;. Grove "and: Van : Ness. : .:
ENGINEERING— CiviI,' eiec... mln.; -' inecb.;'. sur-'
. vey, asesy. ( cyanide;- day. eve. ; I est."- 1864. -Van
1 d<*r Nalllen. School. .MOO Teleg. ave.;- Oakland.
SPANISH— Quick, easy ; method: dally \ practice
ft: to 11 "a.. m..; 7 t0. 9 p; m.- 1400 McAllister,
_____i____________________-______.
POTTER; teacher.' of elocution; after-
noons, ,'i' to S." 1362 .Post st. \u25a0 . -~ \u25a0
MME. de. MARS,- competent -French- aivi pinao
- tescher; : lessons $1; at studio, :50c. COS Stelner.
PROF. T» A." ROBINSON. Individ, inatr. ; - book-
f keeplng.i Ens. msthr.i etc.;'day," eve.i 2»0 Page.'
GUITAR; mandolin, piano, smcine; new/ classes
- forming; ; 8 lessons $3. 592 Halsht.c.Devlsaiiera
SPANISH— Prnf. Mara 1 of; Miit.'ldJlsJi- of, Mrx,
...ic<»;-. remarkably; »ucc«*'ful;*.-. 1204, G.*G. are.
KEALD'S Knglneerlng' ScbooVt 29s: Locust >"ave.T
', cor.; Franklin ; 1 1. ; all \u25a0 branches; f day ; and ; eve."
lk«__M_n_M_H__a_t»i> \u25a0 •» \u25a0 .
EDrCATloyAL— C^ntlnoed ' j
HEALD'S Business 'College. : 1451 V Fraakiln Jst..
:S..F;."and Bacon bldg.. Oakland: day, and eve.
S\N FRANCISCO . Business College ) now | located
at 73" Flllmore, near Hayes; day andievenlpg;
SP4NISH— If tired of Insipid teaching, jcome to
1 109 Golden '•\u25a0 Gate aye.' for ' proper Instruction.
R. PFAENDLEK. pianist: pupils taught, classic
or -popular. 385 - Fell '; st. . Phone; Fell. 1487. \u25a0
~~~ S. .C. BALDWIN. \u25a0 s."' " •«
Banjo.' msndolln, guitar. 1374 Hayes ts.J J .
JIADAIIE INEZ FABBRI. -voice culture for opera
and concart. 1172 Ellis St. /
ALL court reporters recommend Gallaieher-Marih
Business College, 464 Devlsadero st. •
MERRILL-MILLER Collere, pleasantly • located
at 733 FlHmore \u25a0 St.; day \u25a0- and • evenings.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OK LANGUAGES—
2531 . Washington St.. near. Fillmore. •
SIG *G. AVEDANO. vocal- teacher; pure Italian
method. Studio. 701 Fnlton ; st. ..
KENT Law School, open day and evenings. 539
Birch aye.. near Octavla st. : . ; '
CHEAPEST and best In America. The Weekly
Call $1 per year.
FLORISTS. \u25a0 r •\u25a0'.'
FRANK VYAR, 17 YEARS OX ffTH ST.. NOW
AT Cl 2 MCALLISTER. •- - \u25a0- .
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES \u25a0
THE.Yosemlte Gas Fitting Co., c»s, arc lamps,
combination flatnres. 2438 Mission st.-
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES *
. JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGBNCY.
Male and female; best. cooks, —alters, por-
ters, general housework, second work and
kitchen : help, vof flee help, etc., in the city.
Phone West <C 34. H..K. PDA. 1721 Po«t it.
A— WELL-KNOWN reliable /Japanese-Chinese
.emp. office, guarantees best/help of an kinds
on short notice, with care and . dispatch. O.
HASUMI. prop.. 1513 Geary St.. near Laguna;
tel. West 5689. • ''.v' \u25a0 .'\u25a0—-..
A— RELIABLE Chinese-Japanese emp. office. A
HORI. prop., fnrnlahes - best * help, with care
and dispatch. 1743 Sntter »t.. tel.; West 2803.
AN original Japanese and Chinese Emp.' Office —
- Guarantees first-class help of nil kinds. GEO.
MATSUO. 2140 Flllmore st. ; phone West 333.
STAR employment office furnishes Japanese and
Chinese help with care. Tel. West 167. W.
KADOTA. lflC7 Post st.. near Buchanan.
U.-W./HONO, Chinese employment office; room
48, 819^ Webster St.. Oakland: tel..Vernon 241.
CHINESE and Japanese employment office. 3(!2
fith St.; tel. Oak 3101. B. HALL. Oakland. Cal.
JAPANESE-CHINESB Emp« Office. Phone West
1731. T. TAMIiRAS. 1612 'Lagnna at.-
EMPLOYMENT WAXTED-— Female
WANTED— By a middle-aged woman. German,
to do housework in a small fsmily: country
- preferred; gives the best of references regard-
. inif her character and ability; wages $15-20.
Please address MISS LOUISE KUEHL, Clay-
ton. Contra Costa County. Cal. . .
SITUATION wanted as lady's companion or maid
by refined German wbo. speaks Enclisb and
French well: good home In the country pre-
ferred to hlsh wages; best references. Box
743, Call office. :
AN experienced assistant bookkeeper, type-
writer, no shorthand, desires permanent posi-
tion: salary $15 a week. Box 723. Call.*
WANTED — A position as saleslady In a dry
poods store: experience and references. - Box-
925. Call office. 1651 Flllmore st. . :
YOUNG woman wants position at housekeeper
for widower with one or two children. Ad-
dress A. G., Call office, Oakland. -
POSITION wanted as housekeeper for widower
or bachelor: references exchanged. Box IO4S,
Call office.
A NORWEGIAN girl wants general housework.
Apply 4242 10th et. ' \u25a0-
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— MaIe
ATTENTION-^JOLDFIELD— If yon hare an
opening for an energetic young man of 32 \xn\
Rood bustler and first-class correspondent and
famlllsr with brokerage business, -I am willing
to start at once; first-class references fur-
nished. Box *435. Call offlce. < v
SITUATION wanted by man and wife in coun-
try, hotel or club: steward; bead waiter; .wife
housekeeper or can . manage; - both thoroughly
understand hotel vrork; best references: just
landed from New. York. Bor 439, Call offlce. ;
WANTED— Position as credit man or cashier
in. first-class liouse by Eastern man; ,15 years'
experience; general . office work ;. thorough ac-
countant; rood' knowledge of law; best of ref-
erences. Box 04. Berkeley. • -
COMPETENT rate and claims man; 7 years' ex-
perience, desires position as traffic man in're-|
liable commercial house: nt present employed
in freight department of transcontinental rail-
road. Box 440, Call offlce. ---':- f
LONG experience In - newspaper ; work - and all
kinds of clerical work; property department
specialty; conversant . with English, French, i
German . and ' Spanish; first-class references. '
Box 421. Call offlce. : . / , '.
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced in manu-
facturing business, also ' some experience in
lumber business, desires a position In this city
' or Oakland: present employers given as refer-
ence. Box 442. Call. :-,-
FIRST-CLASS florist and . gardener, capable of
running a large greenhouse and outside
grounds, wants position In private place; notie
but first-class position wanted. Box 416. Call.
BOOKKEEPER desires a set of books to keep at
nlg'ut; references given.
Address _\u0084•'
- _ P. O. box C 55. Oakland.
GARDENER, single, wants position; experienced
In* flower and vegetable ralsiasr; understands
milking, etc. : —aces $35 a month; icfercnees.
Box 424.. Call office. : y
NIGHT or day watchman's job In city or coun-
try; can give 7 -years' best of references and
also fnrnlsh bond If required. Address C. 0.,
box 420. Call office.
JAPANESE student wants to work; can 60 plain
cooking; will go outside • Oakland. ' MARU-
„ YAMA. 870 Clay St.. Oakland.
GARDENER and general man on private, place:
care horse, cow: handy^with tools; references.
Box 4010, £18 Van. Ness aye. •
A GOOD Japanese cook wants a position in a
famly. city or country. KORNO, 1054
Buchanan st. : '-*.-. . . , =.
AN able, ..experienced "nißht clerk and - porter
. wishes s. • position -In good house. Box 453,
Call office. - \u0084
JAPANESE first -class cook wsnts position In
small family. T. X.. 2450 Parker St.. Berkeley.
EXPERIENCED elderly gardener wants work;
city \u25a0 or country; no horses. 411 , Call offlce.
l IF.SI he a place as - porter or bedmaker In a
first-class house. ' * Address box 459, Call, -v.'
PAINTER - and - paper hanger; has all tools.
Painter. E4O Hayes t)t.: phone, Fell (jfyj. .
SAXTA CRUZ EMPLOYMKXT
IF yon want work of any -description, male or
female, rrrito J.W. McCUISTION.- 260 Pacific
' aye.. Santa iCnw.--. - .\u25a0",.,
HELP WANTED — Female
WANTED— Yonnit women to learn telephone op-
erating:: paid while : learning; : salary increased
after r first \u25a0 two > weeks and further increased
after \u25a0 work becomes \u25a0 efficient.-; • '..-'\u25a0 <,-.
Daily luncheon ;\u25a0 furnished .- free. , and • rest
rooms, with matron ' in > attendance.
\u25a0Permanent positions: -good -chances, for ad-
vsneement; « Apnlv 2019 Stelner st. * '"" \u25a0->-3&'z*cs
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
, - *\u25a0* \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0__ — \u25a0 . ;
.. --=:.. '
-\u0084:.--J,,c. -,-.; -;.,-__.. \u25a0>-_ .-\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0. ,-> ; ; "
OtTR ' NEW FACTORY- BUILDING; WHICH IS
\u25a0 THOROUGHLY LIGHTED. VKNTILATEI)
AND . HKATED.". IS NOW ' READY; FOR OCCIV
„'. PANCY ; 1 KXPRR lE.NCKD AND INKXPF.RI-
• F.NCKD A SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
-WANTED ON \u25a0 OVERALLS: -GOOD ?PAY;
"-. STEADY i WORK; '= PAID. WHILE LEARNING.
, I.XVI STKAUPS '& CO.V VALKNCIA. ;<; < BET.
; 13TH AND HTH. APPLY TO MR. DAVIS/
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON SHIRTS:"
--GOOD PAY; CLFAN. STEADY WORK: NF.W,
FACTORY: *WELI. HKATKD AND '. VENTI-
LATED: -INEXPEUIKNCKD TAUGHT 'AND i
PAID^WHILR . LEARNING. -KLKVI STRAUSS j
\u25a0- ; * - CO., % VALENCIA;, BF.TWEKN ; 13TH i AND
14TH. APPLY ; MR.- HINSHAW. \u25a0-\u0084
HANDSEWnnsV APPLY 'TO - i MR?^ JDAVIS.'
* CARE LEVI v STRAUSS J &»CO.:v^ VALENCIA
ST., BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH.
GIRW. - BETWEEN Mr. ANH "17-vYEARS ; OF
:-^AGE:>BRINO SCHOOL CERTIFICATE; GOOD |
' ' WAGES. .^APPLY," . " -- ' ri'i.-- • v , . - - j
-' - CALIFORNIA'.PAPER'BOX CO.. - |
V.V3I7SM7TH»ST..'^NEAR'HOWAUn. , |
A— S ALESLADI KS ? for; ; lacos.V ribbons.;, veilings
'\u25a0 and r: millinery. ' departments.;,-; Appl y - wipertn-'
; . itendent's \u25a0 of flce.^.Thej Em porltim.'., \u25a0/,'.-,;;- \u0084
WANTED— Woman to do kitchen" work |in I lunch-
room.'V'Apply -- soperlntendent.-i between t. a .and
11." HALE BROS..' INC.- 6th and Market sts. T
J lIKLP ' : AVA\ TED — Female— Continued
GIRLS v;- ted for labeling and puck Ing. , -
He\ •uittiit: Neat, accurate work, \u25a0 promptly
exet'iit::-.',' " \ \u25a0. ':* J
\u25a0;pur factories are : located on the southeast
•corner of 2d and Folsom*. 3 -blocks from Mar-
,'-ket. ' The Fol»om-»t. cars pass the door.;.
.In' planning .. tbV : buildings ' we have mede
careful provision ;for. good ventilation- and san-
itation and \u25a0 for ample Sight ; \u25a0 everythinj; has
been done to' Insure healthful conditions . for,
.work.' \u25a0- \u25a0 . -: \u25a0 ..-..-. ,--\u25a0;. \u25a0-. -*\u25a0\u25a0' - \u25a0
The hours are from 7:30 to 12an<l 1 to
5:«0. .On Saturdays the dosing hour. Is > 5
'o'clock.-- : : - ' \r~ ' j
Apply on the premises, 2d-Bt." entrance. Ask
; for the foreman. . •
. A. SCHILLING _ CO. ,
PATRONS for help . charged a resistry fee of
'; $1. 'A." laundress for "private family." $50; a
. second ' laundress, $40, v room and' board: a
liotel -. cook.' $00: a- waitress . snd parlov™" 1 * 1 -
535; < an -Irish Catholic -chambermaid., private
family. $30: a first-clans cook, prirate. family.
$50; a cbambermsld and waitress. ; Mill Val-
ley. $25; a chambermaid, must menfi a little.
$30; also a first -class parlor, maid • and wait-
ress, same, hoimo, $3T>. . short distance- in
country; a chambermaid for school. Southern
California, $3<X room \u25a0'and board.- - MISS
PLUNKETT.' -ISO 2 Sutter St., n«»ar Webster.
Office liours, ft h. m. to 3 p. ; m. -:\u25a0,"
IF YOU DON'T NEED WORK
TELL YOUR FRIENDS
- -WHO DO
That our experienced ! operators
Kara from SIX to EIGHTEEN dollars
Per WEEK. <We \u25a0 now need . •
Experienced knitters. >,;\u25a0-•
Experienced hand Rewcrs and crocheters,
\u25a0 Experienced winders.
. Apprentices paid. FIVE per week
While . learning. Steady work all the time.
Apply GANTNF.R . & M ATTERN 1 CO.,
607. GROVE ST.
A A . A A A A A A A- A "A
OPERATORS ON "BOSS OF THE B0AD" EN-
. GINEER JACKETS; ALSO GIRLS TO LEARN
AT $5 PER WEEK. STANDARD FACTORY.
. 28 ' FELL ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
A ' A -_- A* A A A A A A\u25a0* A
A -A '\u25a0:. A A A A A^ A A A A
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS OX "BOSS OF
TnE ROAD". OVERALLS: ALSO A FEW
P.RIOHT GIRLS "TO LEARN AT S3 PKR
WEEK. STANDARD FACTORY. 28 FEU,
' ST., SAN FRANCISCO.-
A .A A. A A A. A.A A A : ,' A
BILL clerk for ' \u25a0 wholesale drug house : . hand
work, no machine: correctness in flsurln? nnd
legible penmanship requisite:, employment per-
manent: plensant office snrronnrtlnKs.- Address
by mall only, J.: N. F. f <125 3d,*t.
GIRLS \for chorus, to -travel: with; or without
-experience; good salary. Call at 1012 Fill-
more st., rooms 27: and 2S.
BUSINESS woman, good nppearance. \u25a0 pos^esslnc
tact and accustomed to meeting the , public:
. some knowledge of music required: salary $SOO
per year and commissiocs. Box 921, Call, Flll-
niore st. V - ' ' •
WANTED^-Flrst-clnss alteration bands for
cloaks, suits, costumes and skirts; permanent
position and good salary. \u25a0 .
CLOAK DEPARTMENT. WHITE HOUSE.
WANTED — Descriptive writers for short stories
and articles concerning Western life. Western
places and " home topics. "\u25a0\u25a0 Pacific' Publishing
Syndicate. 016 Van Ness. San Francisco.
EXPERIENCED dinlnrr-room girl. Institution,
' Alameda ' Connty, $30 and found. E. PEA-
.HODY, 1715 nroad-ay. S. F.. 8 to 0:30 a. m..
' after 4 p. m.
YOUNG girls for our mall order department:
steady position and good chance for advance-
ment. Apply S. N. WOOD _ CO.. Flllmore
- end Ellis sts. 1 " ' -.„_'. .. . >
FIRST-CLASS trimmer at once .in up-to-date
tnilMnery store: steady position the yeHr
round. HARTMAN _ DE MALDER. 1230
McAllister st. - ' - . ." \ ' — \u25a0 . \u25a0 .
.WANTED— LanIes to see the display of Easter
Novelties Monday at Clarke's Millinery. 1336
Fillmore st. Open evenlngs i till after Easter.
WANTED — Ladles to see the display of Easter
Novelties Monday at Clarke's Millinery. 133(J
FUlmore st. Open evenings till after Easter.
WANTED — Ladles to gee the display: of Easter
Novelties Monrfsy •- at \u25a0 Clarke's Millinery.', 133 C
\u25a0Fillmore st. -Open evenings till -\u25a0 after -Easter.
WANTED — Extra I salesladies for "domestic de-
partment. Apply ' Superintendent, between 9
and 11. , HALE BROS.. Inc., Sixth and Market.
GERMAN girl to' assist In -housework;- pood
home: no cooking; In Vallejo. Call at 1138
- Webster St., bet. 10 and 1 o'clock Saturday.
AN enerjretlc woman 1 to train for an advanced po-
sition, with a well-known, house; miut'be able
to leave the city. . Box 734. Call office.
WANTED— An experienced child's nurse; cood
wages. Apply forenoon. 2101 Pacific aye.. cor-
ner, Laguna: phone West 660.. . '
FIFTY ALTERATION HANDS: highest wages
-In—fhe city.- Apply at once, S. N. WOOD «c
\Co.. Flllmore and Ellis sts.
HIGHEST wages la the city for pood ALTERA-
TION HANDS. Apply S. N. Wv-OD 4 CO.,
Flllmore and 7 Ellis sta. y -. . . -\u25a0
WANTED — Experienced salesladies for cloalrs
ami suits. .Mission Department Store, 2635
. Mission. St.. near, 2£fl.
ALTERATION bands |on skirts and coats. AK-
MAND CAILLEAU." INC.. NW. corner Callfor-
,';\u25a0 nla"-and -Van Ness. 7 .;\u25a0 , • / --.-•.• " :
HELPERS In our alteration department ;' highest
wages in the city. S. N. WOOD & CO.; Fill-
more and Ellis sts; :
EXPERIENCED nurse girl for - 18 months old
:. baby; good \u25a0 home.- Call Monday. 10 to 12.
243S Jackson. 6t. , _ * " . ""
WANTED — Wslst and skirt hands; | pennaueat
positions. CASHELL, northwest corner. l'ln«
and'Gough sts. *; - : . : ". '\u25a0'.;- •\u25a0s.
EXPERIENCED hair dresser*, manicurists and
hair workers." GOLDSTEIN'S Hair. Store, 819
: :Van Ness aye. ..\u25a0_..:\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0;-'-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.
WA NTED — Experienced cloak and suit - salesla-
dies.-- Greater. San Francisco* Cloak Co., 1624
Flllmore st. \ \u25a0'\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0,'."\u25a0 ."Z .'. . \u25a0'-.•-\u25a0'
MADEIRA MILLINERY SCHOOL;, private
. - classes; hats trimmed; remodeling a specialty.'
072 Eddy st. ./-?;': '\u25a0/:\u25a0- ./
EXPERIENCED maldrand chambermaid: refer-
\u25a0 ences ; required. ; Call 199S Pacific aye. Mon-
\u25a0 day morning.' . ' . . - : \u25a0 -'*'•\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0'
A WOMAN to .take cash and 'attend to'countur
in restaurant;. good wages. Apply 223 Mont-
' , gemery.: aye. :: : ; '-. .. \u25a0'• '\u25a0', - .-\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0 -v- \u25a0
WANTED — Experienf-ed alteration hands on suits
- and \u25a0\u25a0 skirts. Mission : Department Store, ~ 26-1">
; -Mission, st. "-". ..;\u25a0\u25a0' "..\u25a0 ... ..-..: " '- (
\u25a0WANTED— Competent - younx . lsdy stenographer.
\ Apply. Henry Cowell Lime aud Cemeut Co., 15
- 'East'st.: •\u25a0" .:. .- — '.:: \u25a0' '. \u25a0 ~'. ' \u25a0 \u25a0.. \u25a0. .;
WANTED— Teacher for district school. Address
• BOYNTON,' First National. Bank ' bulldlnc
Berkeley. ,' .'-\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0\u25a0';'•\u25a0 :' '.'/ •""- -.\u25a0•.-\u25a0";
A LADI bookkeeper; first class experience;
\u25a0 good" prospect for * advancement." J Box ,418,
\u25a0 .Call. -. -. '. ,::>;-. -,----^- . . \u25a0\u25a0" .-.-. ' .-' : :
• -- " MRS CANE-R *V ; '-* j v"" \~"
Dressmaking School and Millinery,' 311 Cbiirch.
GIRL wanted to cook and do light housework in !
small, family, x-1530 Green st.;; tipper. front flat;
WANTED-M>»lored. girl -: for cook ;• also house^
•: girl;' private -family. ; 1310 Laguns.^ upstairs.
TWO : first-class - mangle - bands : wanted. - - Apply
.-.-. today;: Shcerin's |« Laundry. ,-..780 ; McAllister .> st.
WANTED — Ladles f to j have corsets • made to or-
; der; $3.30 up. ; 1103, Valencia. MRS.' HALI^. ii
MRS. MCCARTHY'S : Employment Office— Help
of all kinds. Tel. Park -216. ~ 575 . Halstht st>
WANTED— Experienced saleslailles^-Mlssion > De-
partment -Store,': 263s Mission st.V^ near 22d;: .
WOMAN ' with ' no •' home \u25a0 tU<s . for, position , of
traveler.: Box 924. Call,' Flllmore st. '-\u25a0•. ;
N EAT young J waltreM. % Coffee parlor, 1 944 . La-.
, ' guna :*st.. near Golden .Gate; aye. \u25a0 . .:
EXPERIENCED saleslady for traveling position;
;. no canvassing-.'.; Box 425.: Ca1l office." . :.:
NEAT young girl, .light second work: waxes $20.
". 3009 Sacramento at., near. Broderlclt. ; : : > .
WASTED—Ai German ", woman '. as cook. . > Inquire
"at Altenlielm.^Frultvalp. :,:.,- :.- .-.;• - : .-. \u25a0•
OPERATORS —anted on. awnings. V.: THOMS,
\u25a0; ' V l 2o9 vMisalont"*-'^'''--.'""":'' •'"*.'.'-•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"'"'\u25a0"''\u25a0-' ''<:\u25a0 '
FKMALE help wanted, a tithe National Lanndry,
\u25a0 3544- 16th ''-st. \u25a0••\u25a0\u25a0---•\u25a0'\u25a0• \u25a0--"- "\u25a0 \u25a0'•'\u25a0'\u25a0 -':."\u25a0-\u25a0-"---
r v BARBERS AND^SUPPLIES
BARBERS-— We' ; sell the "little giant : \ most Won-
• - derfnl \u25a0>. massage i machine; -i vibrator \u25a0 and : head
dryer on f the \u25a0 market : '\u25a0 also « carry "\u25a0 most J com-
" ; plete '•- stock ;-. barber „? furniture ; and y; supplies.
_.-;raclflc Barber Supply Co."; 508 ' Van Ness aye." .'
BARBERS'," ' chairs. '\u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0 revolving :~i and t-S hydraulic*
» slightly i used, s greatly « reduced 5 prices : . also 60
* new oak commodes reducedfrom $10.50 to $0.00
. •"' each; - to i; make - room . for J Eastern - shipments.
:; STOLTZ'S.f 1835 f Flllmore i st. \u25a0.^>^ -7lu \u25a0;\u25a0 -' > .--.
FOR sale— Finest : fitted 2-chalr barber, shop west
,"\u25a0?. of > Chlca'go; » flourishing coiuitry; town | near ithls
\u25a0"'•'\u25a0 city: 5 bargain t If ' sold * Immediately :> part • cash;
• hnlsnce on eafy:paymeats.";COLEMAN'S.;i237
-', McAllister st.; ;\u25a0 ; ' \u25a0'^>-:'
BARBERS H. of *I4S-i Extraordinary ;.;\u25a0 ineetlng
Vr MONDAY 1. EVENING.^ March • 25. All imust
: : be t there. 'vas " fine '\u25a0 will .b e 7 enforced;: .\u25a0< Arnend-^
"•Vmentaitq byIaw s.Ty'JOS.HUBLEILY; 1 : Secretary.
\u25a0\\*A NTED-^By ~A1 ; ; manicurist ft just r from I N>-
*\u25a0 York, s, a \ position? In" a 5 first -class ( barber i sbop.
' MIS?» ;A."--' FROST, v 1345 -Pierce j st. v I/ 1 ? •- :\u25a0„\u25a0•
,BARBER j shops totf good j merit * bought -. and ' sold j
at Coleman's ' Exchange.' 1237 : McAlllatTist.TßSt
OAHBERS AND —ITPPLIKS — Cootlane«l J
NEW. sunny store. «xl>4 feet, to letfor barber
shop: rent $25. NE. -cor. 3d -ave.. and B st.,
I Hicnmond- District. ,
FIRST-CI^SS barber wanted: pxxl wages ; for
Saturday and Sunday. 332^ 12th st.,' Oak-
land. - \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0- '
FOR sale to blithest bidder, a good payln? 4 -chair I
shop and baths. Inquire P46 Franklin *l. !
BARBER ws9«ed: good/ steady position for right 1
party. 902. Washington st., Oakland. I
BARBKR . wanted for Saturday . and , Sunday at ;
591 Hayes st. P. W.DBRKSEN. 1
WANTED-B-irl>er. 2235 Powell st.
FOR sale— A Kood-payln?. 1 -chair barber \u25a0 shop.
Telephone Alameda 2405.
3 BARBERS wante«l for Saturday and Sundjy.
K. LUCE. 443 Broadway.
BARBER- wanted: wages -75 per. cent. 1101 |
. 15th st.; near, Folsom. j
BARBER —anted. Saturday and Sunday; $S and
.. iKTcentage. 700 3d St. -
FOR sale— 3-chair - tarter case, $13;- cost $35.
' .S3:»»£ Tmk at. ' • ;
HELP. WAXTEU- Male
AT»RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT CO. '
COS Clay st., cor. Montgomery. Phone Tern. 1310.
IGO-roora lodsfnjr- bouse, beds, rooms $1.25 to |2
1 per ,week ; electric limits; reading room on
C round Coor..
Camp cook. nr. city. .. ...sfio nv>. and found.
• Nlsrht cook, camp ....:. $40 mo. and found
Milker. Marin C0. .'..;.. '..535 mo. and found
2 milkers. San Benlto Co. ...$35 mo. and found
Orchard hands ..$1.25 day and found
'•4-horse teamsters, near city J2.50 day
Laborers. . factory .$2 day
Laborers, city .: /..... .$2.50 day
Drillers.' roekmen, heailermen. powdermen.
machine men .....$3.50 to $2.50 a day
FIREMEN AND BP.AKEMEN— California and
other railroads: age 20 to 30 years; over 140
poundv and 5»/£ .feet: experience unnecessary:
- firemen. $100 monthly, become engineers and
earn $200: brakemen, $75, become conductors
and earn $150; name position preferred. Rail-
way Association, care. San Francisco Call.
LET us prepare you for one of the. good civil ser-
' vice positions to be filled here In the near-fa-
. ture: railway mall, custom-house, pressmen,
press feeders" and others. ,WEST COAST COR-
RESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, 1547 Flllmore: 10
to 5. 7 to S; see ua at once: free catalogne.
________________________
If you want help of any kind, mult ur
ferasle, telephone J. C. Westenburs, supt- of
the Whosoever Will Res<-ne Mission and New
Merit s Home Free Employment Burean. 386 9th |
' *t.- Telephone Oakland 5203. • v '
WANTED — Brieht young man, 18 to 21: hljrh
whool education, some experience It. R- - bill-
v in}r. accurate and quick ntflsmrrs; salary ade-
quate: permanent employment: regular «<l-
, vancement. See"MR. FAIRCHILD. 042 Folsom
st.. S. F.. 9 to 12 o'clock. - . .
HUSTLERS wantetl everywhere: $25 to $30 m>il>
weekly distributing circulars, packages, over-
seelnfr outdoor advertising; experience not
needed: new plan: -no canvassing. Addres-t
. Merchants- Outdoor Advertising C 0.. '79 Desr-
born st.. Chicajco., .. - . - -
1 WE hare dlynifled position ff.r liUh-class man;
desk in finely appointed office: liberal commis-
sion; must be good real estate salesman, capa-
ble selling: lota,' ln best subnrban ' subdivision
near city. C. D.' YOUNG _ CO.. 735 Van
I Ness aye." \u25a0
i PATRONS for help ' charged a registry fee of
$1.00. A cook for 12 gentlemen, city. $30;
also a young Catholic boy to wait on table.
$30. room and bosnl. MISS PLUNKETT. 1692
Sutter. nr. Webster. Office hours. 9 a. m. to
5 p. m. ,
WANTED— First-class cook, or man and wife,
good , cooks, take charge of country . house;
, wanted, also, experienced bans man; no drink-
. ing man need' apply.- Call at once room C 2.
Delxer bldg.; 14th and Broadway. Oakland.
WHOLESALE grocery house wants- careful, ex-
perienced shipping clerk; must be thoroughly
v posted on steamer and rail shipments. Ad-
dress box 433. Call office, statins fully experi-
ence, salary and age.
WANTED— A bright boy about 18 years of age,
: for office work. In t manufacturing plant:
; splendid opportunity f<— advancement. Apply
at works' office, 179 Ist St., Monday, March
I 25, after v 5 a. m.
WANTED^Men. each State, to distribute sam-
1 pies of oar goods and tack advertising *:sas:
' salary $21 per week; $3 a day expense allow -
[ % . ance. " Saunders C>— , dept. 8, Chicago.
LARGE real estate' firm has Al preposition for
•- good, "experienced tiollcttors; experience, quick
' action and neat appearance essential. Addles.*
Iwx 735, Call. Flllmore st.
WANTED — Single*' man -about- place; garden,
cow, horse and chickens : waees $35 per month
t and found; German : preferred. Address J. M.,
P. O. box 114, San Rafael.
I -made $50,000 In 5 y.rs. In mall order business:
. began small; any one can do work spare time
at-home;- send, for booklet: tells how to get
: started. Manager, 'box 616. Lock port, N. Y.
' MEN and boys wanted to learn plumbing, plas-
'' terlng.. bricklaying, electrical trades: free cat-
alogue: positions secured. Coyne Trade Schools,
j Bth and Tehama. San Francisco, and New York.
WANTED — Descriptive writers fnr short stories
and articles concerning Western life. Western
places and home topics. Pacific Publishing
Syndicate. ~ SU.Wan Nes* aye.. San Francisco.
WANTED — First-class experienced floor man for
large department store: man of good appear-
•ance." with exc^utiTe, ability; state a«re. ref-
erences and salary expected. . Apply box 449.
WANTED— YOUNG - MEN. IB TO 20 YEARS
. OLD. .TO LEARN THE HARDWARE BUSI-
NESS. APPLY DUNHAM. CARRIGAN -
\u25a0-HAYD-N CO.. 130 KANSAS ST.
WANTED — Bookkeeper * for bank work: mnst be
accurate and rapid: ref erences required ; age
limit 30; salary fso; chance for advancement.
Addresa box 434. Cell of ace.
BOOKHRKPHP. to be generally Jisefnl in saks-
room of store' fixture factory: state wages ex-
pected . and references. Box 923. Call, 1651
Flllmore st. \ , : --v "•
MEN •; wanted everywhere, ' distribute sampler*.
circulars, etc.. $3 to $0 thousand: permanent
' occupation. - American Union. Pontiac bldg.,
Chicago.
WANTED- — Experienced receiving clork: oce
with- local experience \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 preferred.- Apoly' by
letter, inclosing references, to box 445. Call.
MEN and women to learn the barber trade; you
earn from $7. to $9 per week while learning;
'-catalogue free. . Molers' College. 8 Fell st. .
INVENTORS— Patents obtained- in all countries:
attorneys in Wasbiugton. etc. Sonntag's patent
Agency. 1122 Market st.. . opposite 7th.
WANTED — Office boys, 14 to 16 years: good pay
and advancement. .\u25a0« See.MR. FAJRCHILD,
642 Folsoai St., S. F.. 0 a. m. to 12 m.
WANTED — 300 men- to occupy, single rooms in
The Glendale. 1015 Folsom st., nr. 6th; 25c and
:33c per night; $1.50 and $2 a week.
WANTED— FIrst-«Jass, . experienced \u25a0 solicitor on
high-pressure ' packings; \u25a0 state experience, ref-
erences, etc. \u25a0. Box 441', Call office;
BRIGHT young: man hv:large office; state age.
s schooling and references; salary, to start, $40
. per month.' Box 423.' Call. office.
200 mechanics wanted to -room at the Stsmiard
• Hotel. '\u25a0 6th and Folsom sts. : $2 a week up;
•'\u25a0: hot water, restaurant and baths.
BUTCHER, mnst . he a good workman, with
recommendation a*-* to" honesty and sobriety.
' Box 903. .Call. IB.M Flllmore. . ."••».
WANTED — Young : man about 17. of good ap-
> pearance. for office work. Apply? HECK MAN.
. - 101 C: Broadway. Oakland. ' ' -. . \u25a0•.*.>.
PKESSER.on ladlen*. cloaks and sulta: hl?h sal-
\u25a0 ' ary; "steady .position. S.-S. WOOD t CO.,
-FUlmore and.EUla sts. : :. - \u25a0"- . j
WANTED— Experienced 'domestic salesman. Ap- !
'.ply' supt., between ?» and 11, Hale Bros., Inc.,
.;. 6th and Market »ts. ' '
WANTED— SKK) men to fill beds at 15c per
' ' night at ' the : Phoenix, ' 82S Howard st., be-
: ; tween : 4th = and Cth. ' . - \u25a0\u25a0 :.\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0-: '\u25a0'.'-\u25a0':
WANTED— Two " tall; : well-proportioned, outside
• \u25a0 doormen; Address - with : references, box 733,
'.: Call .office. , ' '- '..-.•.•--.
EXPERIENCED wrappers '.wanted; good wages:
Apply to S. N. WOOD & CO., Fiilmore and
BUM sts. \u25a0-.'','\u25a0 ' '>. :
BARTENDER wanted Sunday work: live
-young man; -good - wages. Apply today 5753
\u25a0'-• 17th at.; '•-•-'\u25a0 •'\u25a0\u25a0-. " - *
YOUNG • m«n. wreen \u25a0 bands, for - steamer* 1 '. for
-. whaling cruise. • Humboldt House, 215 \u25a0 Broad-
.' way.";-..'. .--:..^- --••'- : - .'- \u25a0•\u25a0''-\u25a0 ----^- \u25a0-•--.\u25a0';
SALESMANifor candy wa con. Irkmedlatelyrref- ''
: erences. • Keller Caudy Co.. 373 12thst., Oak-
.•\u25a0"\u25a0. lanrt^,;,:-." --'\u25a0"-\u25a0,.% \u25a0, \u25a0-'\u25a0-.-\u25a0- />\u25a0' \u25a0 : " :.\u25a0:\u25a0. --.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
WANTED— Men to sleep In the California no-.we:
;;;25c per room." Natoma st.v nr. 4th and Mission.
WANTED— Two good . men; Apply - bet. ft and 12
Monday.,; Union Registry C0.. ; 20S Cordes bWg;
LEDGER-KEEPER— State "i age.' experience -; and
-, references ; » salary i s7s " month. , Box . 422, L Call.
FIRST-CLASS solicitors wanted: salary and com-
:;v mission; good money. ..F. THOMS, 1209 Mission;
• ROOMS— IOO \u25a0 to rent;? 25c. 35c . night, including
•/ baths. i 530 Jessie St.. off Gth. back Postofnce.
t WANTED^SOO \u25a0" men <.' to *- sleep ; at .- the \u25a0 SUastu
\u25a0 House;. beds 15c and 20c. 703 Harrison.' cor. 3tl;
i LABOR "•; debts TOllect^d anywhere;- suits and at-
-- tachments. : Kr.ox, ; 2352 , Pine St.. nr. Fill—ore.
\u25a0 WANTED— Men \u25a0'. to bring • their i hats; we ' clean
j;Ti, end :remodel. them like new. - 1024 Flllifeore st. ;
BRIGHT, -refined ' boy 12 to - 14 ; to take . part : Jn !
ft, vaudeville sketch and; travel, x Box :727. CalL'i
SAILORS : and ordinaries < for, all : parts .of world,
at Herman's , Shipping 'Agency," 45 Steoart st. .• ;
WANTED-^Castoff « clothing; \u25a0: we - pay - highest
. nrice. Red Front MUflr Parlor; 10 «th st. -
. HELP WANTED— MBit — Continued
AT ONCE — SEVERAL YOUNO MEN. Over 20.
to prepare for comlni; opener and: pack»r,
cleik ana Inspector *\u25a0 xsmlnatlons for CUS-
TOM HOUSE. PERMANENT POSITIONS.
GOOD SALARIES. Deserved promotions. So
experience necessary. INTER - STATB
SCHOOLS. OfC>v 724 Market St., opp. Call
bltlir. AsS for Mr. Oliver. 11 a. _. to 6p. m.
A— FIRST-CL.VSS siesman fur clo:h!ne dep»rt-
ment. Apply s.i[ierir.i.<-:nl«nt'« office. Th«
Kmrwrlum.
'A— — XPKKIF.NCED »!esniaa fr.r — a«h goort*
doiaostlc ilenartin-nJs,- Apply supvrtnteadeat's
offlc**, • Tbe Emix.r'iiDi.
A ISCIGHT younjf m.in «s sa?e~;iin for-draoery
il-.'partment. App»7 superintendent's ' office.
Tie Emporium.
A BUSIIELMAN-for mm's clotblnT department.'
Appiy superlutemteut's tiffico, Tbe Emporium.
WANTED — Ex^erienceii iacitor. Apply supt.,
hot— ecu 0 aad 11. Ha!<? Bros..- Inc.. Cth an<l
M-iriet sts.
JOBBING plnmbcr. Standard PHnabln; Cota*
pan/, " Lajtcaa st.; phoue HarVet 4753.
WANTEI* — ol>t> mm r» fill iir— , deaa. sanitary
,beds. 15c. 371 sth St.. PaclSs.Hottae.
WANTED — 500 men td eat Tar celebrated 1.5 c
meal. 14 11th st. White Palac*. _^
A FIRST-CLASS bookkeeper: state experience
and reference. Box 41D. Call. ~
SQO pair seeondban<! siideii. 75= np. _82 Ooldea
Gate aye.. Fl!lmcr» st.
WANTED — A good, steady wait*r; $12 a week. 8
days. 10 Sacramento st.
YOTNG man to help in jroeery store. NW. cor.
26th and Sancbea sts.
HOT baths. 20c. 813 d 13th st.. between Gue?-'
raro and Valencia.
WANTED — Good dishwasher. Apply 204 Towns-
sod St., near Sd.
ERRAND boy. Apply at once. DUNCAN'S. 142T
Flllmore st.
COOK for German boarding-house. 062 Fulton
: street. - \u25a0 -
SHOES repaired while you wait. Cnt Rats
Shoe Repairing Co.. 13 Bth St.. near Market.
AGE.VTS WASTED
AGENTS— "Tbe Schemer." Alliance. Ohio, help*
yon coin money by keepln; yon next the best
Hteney^ Bdvertislne mall order aad other
schemes teat land the $9: 43 paces monthly;
year. 60c; trial three months. 10c.
REAL estate solicitor by, established real estate
firm; ccnitntjatoas only, but opportunity to, earn
good ones: must be of gocd address and edu-
cation; no drinkers wanted: strtte experience;
j references. Box 40C. Call office.
BECOME a manufacturer; we will semi tree &
dozen valuable samples and formula fcr mak-
ing them: forntnla alcne worth Slflft to any
ag«nt. . Puritan Chemical Co., drawer 1034b,
Kansas City. .Mo.
WK psiy $30 a week and expenses to men wlta
rijs to introduce poultry compound; year's
contract. Imperial Mfg. Co., Dept. 54, Par-
sons, Kans.
AGENTS w unted In every comity of California
to sell suburban lots: exclusive territory. 131
Investors' BullJlaj. 787 Market st.
BEST le»!tlmnte proposition f^p male and female
scent?: write for particulars. California Sales
Co.. box T. Watsopville; Cal.
20TH century donch for ladies, tZ: agents
wanted. Klrkwood Rubber Co.. 211 Elm aye.
PICTURE agent wanted; pood proposition. Amer-
l~m Artist. T:!T>ft Flllmore st.
SALESJIE.X "WANTED
WANTED — First-class cigar salesman: a man
who can sell and make a success of Al line oi
clear Havana clsars: must tave experience
and be well acquainted with trade; gcod sal-
ary to right roan. Apply, hrlnsrini? references,
i to WELLMAN, PECK A CO.. 811 East st.
WANTED — A high class specialty salesman of
pxperienee for California who ran command at
least $3000 per year above expenses: perma-
nent position to right man. 3: KTOWELI..
' manager sales department. Cleveland. Ohio.
SOLICITORS WASTED «
SALESMEN' wanted, to sell safe*; easy proposi-
tion: qoU-k sales.* Apply Pittsburg Safe Co.
4&5 Goiden Gate aye.. bet. 0-1O- a. tn.
WANTED— ResMeut HI lot In burned district;
raw* be cheap: -ill pay cash. CLINK EROS.,
' C Fifth st.. uenr Marfcet. . \u25a0 «"
GOOD live sales agents' on fine real est-tte prono.
sitlon; can make $200 a week. CUNEtJtROS..
r. sth st. *
HAND-PAISTED CIIIXA
Dora's Ceramic Supply. Store. 759- 7 CI "McAllis-
ter; lamest on Pae!sc Coast: devoted excinsive-
Iy to white china, supplies: direct lm^orte— 1.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
A A A A A A A A A A A
AT 60e ON THE DOLLAR
CAVAN'AUGH. €25-«27 McAllister St.. b«m«bi *
bankrupt stock of furniture: a sample of onr
prices: Bureaus. $7.50; OH Cloth; 23s y»r«ii
Kitchen Tables. *2.5»; Linoleum* 4O<i ysr<l:
\u25a0 Velou* Conches. 5«.75: fine Pillows. 75c; Cob-
bler ttockers. — .25: Iron Beds. $1.93; Raj-
and Stoves at yonr own price.'
AAAAAA A A A A A
$So<V-EEDROOM SUIT— t*T>fl.
Ennal to new: mirror 'In dresser. 26x6»?:
French plate glass: elegantly finished: suit-
able fnr a roo<l-9lz»d room: onr price this
w?ek $r-"3. Honest Joe. It I* fit f-»r the Presi-
dent. See it's* the Old Reliable Furnitnre
. D»a>'>. H. SCH«SLT.HAAS. cor. 11th and
. Frankliit sta.. Oakland. \u25a0
FISHFP. Jfc "BERNSTEIN CO.. new. «e^ond-hsnd
fnmitnre. stove*, ranees; -good 3 bor.^bt. sold,
exchanged. 3312-531 fi Mission st.. near 29th.
OAK s«loir» tab** sp<l eanlwoort r"sfnr«nt t»- -
bles for laaTnedlatei<le!!~'r.'-. 2160 Folsoa »t.
WINDOW siiatl** ."?\u25a0> im; fomltrr*. carpets^ rre«.n c«.
linoleum: lowest prices. TOWEY. 257 CharcH.
JT. H. WILEY. «W-eni-663 14th st.. near Marx?:
and. ChnrcJi — Furniture, rood and cbesD.
FITUNITUKr. l>-«ldins: «U ne— ; low prtce».
Corner 11th and Fraakltn st«.. Oakland.
SLAUGHTER sales en; pillows an-! renter stands.
Home Furniture Co.. 2176 Market st.
IN .fitting \u25a0 !» fconw. ••<• ne: 2!» per rtn: ul.
T.. . T«ACJ»nV. »«'.>W«lwt»T «t. :
OAKLA\D '• FURNITURE FOR SALE
SPECIAL dar for harsains In famttare. , H.
WTHEt-LHAAP. 11th «t.. «>T!»' otnre. - fUVI»-»-».
FUIi.MTURE IVA.NTED
HIGHEST c*sh prl-es nald for sec^n'lh^nd fnr-
nlture. 11. O. OXSNDINE. 779 McAllister, at.
HIGHEST PRIOR FOR SECOND-HAND FUR-
NITUWR. BARNKTT'S. 1002 Q. G. aye.
PAMnOO Fl'R.MTtag
tUNDEK the llamhoo Tree J Table*, chairs, do-
reaiw. HAYASHI. 2tooK. Sutter st.
BAMBOO fcrnUiirc. 162:* Ueary st. New fc>:.
Just arrived: ai»« rr.ade to order.- \ ' •
FI.VANCIAL
V - '
A BUSINESSMAN (coins to Enrope witT plice
first-class securities or propositions abroad
Box 735, Call offlce.
, \u25a0 . - // — — • ;•;\u25a0;-..
LADY or peatlemsa with $'.'OOO or mo— • to loan
--for 2 year* at S per ct-nt; bank security; jfood
situation In city. $150 per month. Room ~6.
2301 Pine at.'.' corner Flllmore. '
. iSvESTaiEXTH' \u25a0 _^
ARB'YOU INTERESTED IN MINING STOCK*?
- Scch an opportunity, as the following comes bin
ouce in a lifetime. .'Grasp it now! Do not 'de-
lay! The Bsliarat Gold Mia!—; Company coo-
sists of B full claims in the SUte Ranire. Inyo
County, California.' Its capitalization Is $1,00<>.-
000. 'with 400.000 shares in the treasury, par
value «1. (,IH iri lI W lift 'Ifl'l" n»l>ini| sjlll i|Tn
The vein on this property boldly ontcrops on
the . surface; \u25a0 ami assays *ecnred therefrom . dis-
close the astonishing; values of from. $40 to $SOO
Col<i per ton. -\u25a0"*-. HBHsi
We are nuw ofTetiafr lOCyif^iiiareji of tr^isnry
stock at the extremely low paPe of 150 per share.
- -INGRAM, CHAPMAN * CO. .1
Phone • Ma -ftet- 3144 — Investment Bmteers.
--'- : -925 G«ldci» Gate aye.; San Francisco.
OROUND FLOOR TIM BEH PROPOSITION.
Over one hnndred million feet of redwood: Del
Norte \u25a0> Co. ; none better: condition* Al ; price
$1 .25 \u25a0 per " 1000 r feet. ' land " tac'.utted. E. P.
MOORE.- 1436 Grove st.; Berkeley. Cal.
FOR sale— Contracts at 8 to » per cent : gilt-
<4' etlee f real estate security. THOMAS -S.
3i(VTHE. bot ISl.^Sonth Berkejey : _lglt_ga.
JE^*ELERS ;
F. I L. COOK— Jewelry, < clock*, silverware.* sta-
tionery • and notions: formerly of 1712 Market
; st.. "now: permanently located at 833 Golden
,' Gate; avel.- opposite.: JeCer>on Sqnare. *-.-.".•.
STEINM \NN."- Jeweler; 524 Valencia.- cor., l«tt;
- repnirlng- and society emblems: mfg a soeelalty.
'•' fireproof" : flooring . r _, J
Asbestolitb, bandsome. durable, noiseless, non-
\u25a0-sllpptne;: stain proof. -W. WlUkomm.- 1210 G. C.
\u25a0 .\ \u25a0 I.W'AMP CHAIRS
BOIJV rented, eschanjed: mannfactuzer Earn**
trWde chair. 2KW Market st. Tel. FeU9»ll.
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