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12
PAYMASTER RAY MAY
GET CHICAGO POST
Army Officer Transferred From
Hawaiian Territory Is Friend
of the President
Colonel J. D. Glennan Relieves
Major J. M. Kennedy at the
Presidio General Hospital
Major npci-hcr B. Hay, known as the
"political paymaster" of the army, has
been ordered hack from Honolulu to
\u25a0this department. Ilia place as chief
paymaster of the Hawaiian territory
will be temporarily filled by Major John
I. Ha ins.
It is rumored that Major ltay"s stay
i.t this pon will be a .^liort one. Hie
lias always wanted io get'back 10 his
Lome city, Chicago, and being a great
liiend «>f President Taft, his requests
are liktiy to be fulfilled.
Mrs. Kay. who is Buffering from
z\e-r\ >.<\i:~ troubles, contracted In thu
Philippines; is In a private sanatorium
ai .~-"afra!iicnto.
«'olonel Frederick \on Schrader,
chief Quarter master of this department,
will leave on the transport Crook Feb
ruary 1^ for Honolulu. He will ero to
that^ post t" mak<- a ihoiougrli inspec
tion of the government properties.
A board of officers composed of Cap
tain Albert I\ Faulkner, First Held ar
tniiry: Lieutenant Fred T. Cruse, First.
field Mi liii.-ry. arid Lieutenant Waldo C.
Potter, j'ii-st field artillery, will meet
at the Presidio May i' to examine en
listed men of Battery E, Firsst field
artillery, to ascertain the qualified
gunners jn thai battery.
Colonel James D. Glennan^ medical
cot?*. C S. A., took charge of the gen
era! hospital at the Presidio yesterday.
Jle relieves Major James M. Kennedy,
who has been Stationed' at the hospital
lot *:ve years. Kennedy goes to the
Philippines in March. Kennedy has an
enV)*bl<; record; nut only as a surgeon,
but ;-.'s'j as an efficient and reliable
officer, as be showed himself to be dur
lrit the great fire.
Remount Station Wanted
[Special Ditpatch to The Call]
EACCAMEXTO. l"eb. 9. — H was de
cided at a quarterly meeting of the
Patitie states veterinarian association
at the offices of Dr. IC. E. Nieisen In
this <-ity this afternoon to pass a bill
through tl)«- n<-Nt legtelature, if possi
ble, establishing in <"ulifornia a re
monnt station for the training of
horses for the cavalry division of the
United States army. The legislature
will also h.-> urged to enact a. law al
lowing only thoroughbreds to be kept
as stallions.
WOMEN PL/N THEIR
BATTLE FOR BALLOI
Open Campaign That Will
Cover tht Rntire State
The equal .suffra^^ campaign for 1910
•was opened yesterday by the lo<-al
lei<s';:c'. It is intended that another at
tempt *haU be made to elect n friendly
legl stature that th<» issue may be pre
seiH>-'.l to the voters of the state for
the secoiid time.
A house to house canvass is to" he.
made throughout th«: «-ntire state for
the purpose of enlisting: the aid of
ev<-ry wonun in California.
The cv&mpalgh will be under the £en -
«»ral direction of Mrs. Lillian Harris
«"oflin. who led the women in their bat
t!« before the last legislature.
The raeetins yesterday was held in
th<- assembly room In the Pacific build-
Ins, Mrs. Mary T. <»amapre presiding:.
E. P. K. Troy discussed the question
of public ownership^ Mrs. de Lara; who
Js t-oll'-r-iinp funds, for the defense of
th«» imprisoned Mexicans, spoke briefly.
An offer of assi.stanff was brought by
Mis. A. J. Liicas of Denver, who was a
clerk in the Colorado legislature.
SLASHES A BAR TENDER^ — William Murphy
was ite'.rt fir trinl l«-fore the superior <-ocrt
•yesterday by PoUce Judpe Coslan <m a charge
of assault with a deadly weapon for slashing
Artnro GallL, bar tender in a saloon in Broad-
TT3T.
INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADS
AGENTS WANTED CoL 6. P. 12
ACCOUNTANTS — CERT. PUBLIC ..CoL 2, P. U
AP'-KTMENTS Col. «. P. I*
ATTORNEYS Col. 2. P. 13
AUTOMOBILES Col. 1. P. 13
BAH AND STORE FIXTURES .Col. 1, P. 13
BICYCLES AND MOTOECYCLES CoL 1, P. 13
BAREEES AND SUPPLIES Col. 4. P. 12
BUSINESS CEANCES .Col. 1. P. 13 ,
Col. i. P. 13
BUSINESS COLLEGES CcL 2. P. 13
BUTTONS AND PLEATING- Col. 1. P. 13
BUSINESS PERSONALS CcL 3. P. IS
fcERXELEY HOUSEKPG BjOOKS. . .Col. 6. P. 18
CARPET CLEANING Col. 7, P. 12
COLLECTION AGEKCIES Coi. 5, P. 12
COTTAGES TO LET Col. 7, P. 12
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.. OoL 1. P. 18
CLAIRVOYANTS _ Ct.l. 4, P. 13
DENTISTS _ Col. 3. P. IS
DETECTIVES Ccl. 2. P. 13
DP-ESS MAKING Col. I. P. 13
EDUCATIONAL Cc. a. V. U
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES OoL 5. P. 12
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— KALE. . CoL 2. P. It
ETCPLOYMENT WANTED— Fe_i«I*. .CoL 3. P. 12
" " " . .CoL 3, P. 12
TEMALE HELP WANTED C«l. 4. P. 13
" " " CoL 6, P. 18
FINANCIAL Col. 4, P. 13
FLATS TO LET Col. 6, P. 18
- " " Ccl. 7, P. 13
FOR BALE— MISCELLANEOUS CoL 7, P. 12
" " " .Col. 1, P. 13
FURS Col. I, p. 13
FURNITURE FOR SAL- CcL 7, P. 12
FURNITURE WANTED CoL 7. i>. la
FREIGHT FORWARDING CoL 7. P. 13
GLASS WORKS CoL 1, P. 13
HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS. CoL 1. P. 13
HOUSES TO LET— Unfunurted Col. 7. P. 12
HOUSES TO LET— OAKLAND Ccl, 7. P. la
KO'IELS Cs>. 6. P. 13
INVESTMENTS Col. 4. P, 13
LEGAL NOTICES Col. 5, P. 13
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE - ;.. p. \%
LOST AND FOUND Col. 2, p. 13
KALE HELP WANTED CoL 3. P. 12
" •* CoL 4, P. 12
KATRIMOXIAL Ct,!. 3. V. U
MEDICAL Col. 3. P. 18
MATERNITY HOMES _. Col. 3. P. 13
MEETINGS— LODGES Ccl. 2, P. 12
MEETINGS— LEGAL CoL 2. P. 12
MINES AND MINING Col. 4, P. 13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS Coi. 1 P 13
MONEY TO LOAN CoL 4, P. 13
MONEY WANTED w. \u0084 t. v
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CoL 1, P la
NOTARY PUBLIC Got."* v '*
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET... Col. 7 P 12
PALMISTRY Col. 4, P. 13
PROPOSALS AND BEDS CcL 6 P 13
PATENT ATTORNEYS CoL 2. p 13
PHYSICIANS CrJl. S r IJ
POPULAR REMEDIES CcL 8 P. 18
SEAL ESTATE— CITY Col. 5. p. 13
** " " Col. 6. P. 13
SEAL ESTATE— COUNTRY Col. 6, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— ALAMED A .Col. 7. P. v
REAL ESTATE — OAKLAND Ccl. 6, P. 13
Col. 7. P. 13
REAL ESTATE— BERKELEY CoL 7, P. 13
SEAL ESTATE— TO EXCHANGE... CoL 7. P. 13
ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERED Col. c. P. It
ROOKS TO LET— Oakland CoL 6. P. 12
ROOMS AND BOARD — Oakland.... Col. «, p. ig
ROOMS AND BOARD— BsrkeUy Col. 6, P. lj
ROOMS TO LET— FUR.-UNFUR CoL 5. P. 12
BOOMS TO LET— HOUSE KEEPING. CoL 6. P. 12
« - " Col. «, P. 12
SALESMEN _ SOLICITORS WNTED.CoL i. P. 13
SANITARIUMS CoL 3, P. 18
ETORAGE AND MOVINO VANS Col. 7, P, 12
SPIRITUALISM Coi. 4. P. 18
EEWING MACHINES Col. 7, P. 13
TRUSSES .•...:....-.:...C0L 8. P. 13
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES... CoL 1, P. IS
UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED.;.... Cot 6, T, 12
I ISLAM temple. A. A. O. N. M> _-« j£3?
S.. will convene In regular
siaic-il session :it (Joldeu Gate i*KvJlf\
(Vtniinamlery hall THIS / ,V/v? \
iTUI HSI'.VVi EVENING at (/S^-Svl
7:*tii o'clock. By order <>f the Vv^*^S|j/
JOHN BENNKTT. Recorder.
MISSION chapter No. 79. R. A. M. — g^^l^l
: Sn.-.-i:.l nietM lug THIS iTHI.'RSKA V . «[S®jfJtf
KVKNING ;it s o'clock. Roynl Arch Vjwtw
(legrc-o. By order of the 11. P. BiA«f
; R. S. ALLIiN. Secretary. CtSZ—i
j FIDELITY lo.lse No. J2n, y. & .\. M.— * *
I i<pc.ial meeting TBIS «THI;RSDaY) «^k_
j KVKNING at 7:::n o'clock. Kins Solo- SL2J
mon's ball; Fiilmore s t. First decree r
I Masons cordially invited.
\u25a0 FREI*»KRICK BAKRY. Secretary. j
SOI'TH SAN FRANCISCO ].«lgc No. 212. jsT" |
F. A: A. M.— SiHHial meeting THIS «*\_
(THUBSDAY.) BVENINO at 7 o'clock. *SJJ
Fir.-t degree. By order of. the W. M. ™ I
W. -T. It. WARNER. Secretary.
CAf.rroKNiA i..ag- No. i, r. „a. m.— X~
Special meeting THIS (THi;iISDAY) __ft
KVKNING. IV-b. 10. 15)10. «t 7:.-5O jZjn
o'clock, in Corinthian ball. 2ir>.'» Slitter
st. Third degree. EDWARD PIvABODY, Sec.
DOKIC 10-lge No. 210. F. & A. M. — _»
SiK-<ial meeting THIS ' <TIIirRSDAY) «if« |
EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. 2133 Sutter *&%\
>t. First Degree. By order of the ;
Master. .1. K. GOLDSMITH. Secretury. j
JEWEL lodge No. :;74. r. i A. M. — jk
Sperihi meeting Tins DAY (THURS- »vP\_
DAY', at 1:30 p. m. First Decree. *<JZX.
charlks s. TBUK; Secretary.
PP.!>!IDI<> 1...1ge N". :;r.4. F. &. A. M.. . £T j
Kinjr Solomon* hall. 17:'.!) Fiilmore st. ,/V '
I'hiril D.grw THIS (THI'IiSDAYJ JZJ&
EVENING, ut 7::;<» o'clock.
B. L. llKssi'i.TlNK. Secr»tar>.
ABdl HF.N ADIIKM l'-lge No. \V2. |
Second mnl third degrees To-
\IGHT. *OTtw^
W. H. GILLHAM, N. G.
\V. K. BCOWX. Rp.-. Sec. j
<+ir.i»r;N wkst mw No. ;;2-.'. 1. -*c«BS» <i i_'
O. O. 1".. 12.".4 Market st.— First aSaSSfJyaSi
<i.gr.-e THIS (THIUSDAY) 5 ->'-^*>^?-
EVENING. Visitors welcomo. |
It. A. BEKER, N. G. |
A. <.. FLOOD. Kec. Sec. 1
S. F. SCOTTISH TniSTLn rlnb m VF \* \
n:f>e ts THIS (THURSDAY) EVF.N- Jfr ft vft
ING. Fel>ri!Bry 10, at 8 o'clock, In SS), 3 J% i
Pythian IihI!. 3285 Kith wf. '
WALTER <:. CAMPBELL. 11. C. ~w"*~ j
\u25a0lOHX A. HANNAY. Recnr<ler. j
MICKTIXGg— LegaI
THK Riinual nweting of the stock holder^ of tbe
Honolulu Plantation Company will be held on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2-':. mio. »t th-
tn»ur of 11 O'clock a. m.. at the office of tie ,
company. 2«iS Market st.. room 2t14, San Fran-
ciaco, i.'alifornla. for The purpose of electing j
directors for the ensuing year \u25a0 and for the j
transaction of BOCh other business as may come .
Iwfore the meeting. Transfer books will close !
on FRIDAY. Utu day of FEBKIARY, 1910, j
• at 3 o'clock p. til. By order of the. president, j
W. J. MATSON, Secretary.
Dated February 7. 1010. j
THK annual meeting of the stock holders of the I
KILAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY!
will be held 011 WEDNESDAY) FEBRUARY
23. 3910. at tbe hour of 11 o'clock a. m., at J
the office of the company. 2 1 .* Market Kt. j
iroum 210 i. San Francisco. California, for the I
purpose of electing directors for the ensuing '
year and for the consideration ami transaction |
of BOch otlter business \u25a0< timy come before tbe '
meeting. Transfer Itcn'ks will close on Friday. |
February 11. ISMii. »t the hour of li o'clock
j». m. By order of the president.
11. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
______________ ~
The regular annual meeting of rhe stock hold- •
crs of the M:itsou Navigation Company of San
Francisco n-11l be held nt the office of the cor-
poration; 268 Market Rt.. room 105. San Fran-
ri*<-r,. California, on Thursday, the 10th day or
February, lMlo. at the hour of 2 p. m. on said
day. for the purpose of electing a board of
dirctlors to serve for th<? ensuing year and for
the iransactioii of such otber business as may
coiue before Hip meetlug.
HARRY B. GRKGG. Secret nry.
LOST — Y«"snTday. 0:1 Jacksuli St. Itetweeu Pre-
i-itllo »v. slid Fllimore st.. a tortoise handle
umbrella, gold; Initial! L. L. ; liberal re-
ward. :«.\u25a0;<; Jackson ft.
LOST — A fold peudaiit earring, downtown. Tues-
day afternoon. FlmlCT pica— c return to 300
DeVieadero st.; S". reward.
; LOST— White and brimHe bull: answers to name I
Boh: ld-rnse No. I<;T>2. Return to 214 Powell
bt. ru<l re».-«-ive revrßni. j
! SI" nnWAIU)— Fot terrier, male, white brwvn 1
j >-«il.!li- t.Hok. Rfinm to ti47 Pine st.
EMPLOVMEVr WAXTKD— MaIf
I ALL ROUND, experienced care taker mid handy
man at all trades desires work about Inrce
place nr for firm; Ix^t references. Box 2 < sr»U,
Call nfnve.
I AN engineer with 7 years' laud and marine ex-
perience desires position in towi: or in country;
c»n furnish excellent refs. Box 2750, Call.
EXPERIENCED lumberman, book keeper and
inanazT. desires to take charge of thriving
suburban or couctry yard; will invest $1,000;
line yard operators please take notice. Box
2WV3 ; Call orfice. . «
EXPERIENCED • hotel porter nnd houseman
wants Job. t-ity or country: has reference*.
S. F. Hotel N«ws. 71> Pa'- big.; t. Dgls 2107.
; FIRST CLASS Chlnpce hotel cook desires situa-
tion in hotel; city or country: good pastry aud
entrees: satisfaction guarauteed: industrious
and will do a lot of work. Address HONG,
91t» Dupont st.
GAUDKNF.B. experience!, single. SO. wishes po-
l sit ion on private place: references. JOSEPH
UUMBBECHT, 1137 Folwiu st., San FrancUeo,
! GRADUATE farrier. 10 years' experience, wishes
position taking care of horses; private -place
preferred. Address 1732 Sutter St.. room 5.
GERMAN, expert wIL-e mac. wants any kind of
work. Address box 27C5, Call office.
JAPANESE Sr*t class lauiidryman wishes posi-
tion, city or country. Phone West T545, ODE.
JAPANESE boy warns a position as schoolboy.
.\u25a0)2S Devisailero *t. ; tel. Market 27H1.
MECHANICAL engineer. fx)>ert railway equip-
ment designer aial draftsman. 14 years' expe-
rience, also gi.od salesman railway material!*,
mechanical goo<N. iron and t>teel. Box -1040,
Call office. Oakland. '
PAINTER aud paper uanger, with tools, wants
work, day or Job. J. HAY. <;".> Howard st.
PAINTER, paper banger and '.later, with all
tools, want* work, day or job; good work, low
price*. Address 2771, Folsom st. Phoiic Mis-
sion .'SIB.
POSITION a.< watchman by middle aged man: 1
first ••Us«; fireman; 'tnder>tand« !>"j|«-rs. high ;
ami low prrSKiire. <o»l or oil: xo'wr, iir!u«- i
trious: >.|>eak«< French and Knelish; wages f
wo object. ALTOEI* GILETTE. address In care '
of E. H. Hiitnt^rt. 'JSZ Pacific >t.
I'OSITIoN wanted by Gcrin:in in restaurant or
hotel as linker's helper. Addre^a b«)x 2514. Call.
POSITION wanted — Your.g nj;m. expFriencod
book keeper and office man: lumber line pre-
ferred: references. Box 2774. Call office.
RELIABLE Japanese, who has best experience,
wants a position as laundry boy; will do some
bouM-work: city. GEORGE KUSD. 1666 Post.
RESTAURANT and hotel tuan. familiar with
front us well as back part of the huttse. good,
careful buyer, seeks engagement with Al
party. Address box 2SSS, Call ofdee.
SALESMAN, long experience railway materials,
mechanical goods, steel and iron, also expert
designer and draftsman In railway equipment.
IV»x 4039. Call office, Oakland. |
SENSIBLE Japanese boy wants position to do
housework in private family or hotel; city or
country; $35 month up. Phones Park 2213,
Home 52677; call ROY.
STENOGRAPHER, lung experleuce. especially
railroad, understands German and French, some
Spanish, wants position; willing to leave city.
Bos 2707. Call "office.
WAITER, Spaniard, speaks English, French and
German, wants situation. Address J. lIUIZ,
General Delivery, city.
YOUNG man. age 24, handy with tools, can
drive. «-are of horses, wants work of any kind.
.1. BI'JDOS. 2OS 3d rt.
YOUNG man. well recommended, want* a poei-
tlou as assistant shipping clerk or at general
office work. Box 2842, Call office.
YOL'NG. experienced bar tender, speaking Ger-
man, with best references, desires position.
Box 2S3S. Call office.
THE FILLMOBH BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1651 FILLMORE ST.
EMPLOYMENT AVA.VTED— Female
ACCURATE book keeper; best references \u25a0 fur-
nished. Phone West 7272.
COMPETENT, experienced companion wishes po-
sition traveling companion; can take full
charge invalid <* jicrvt.us patient: excellent
Hty ri'ferencen. , Box 2W4. Call office. ' .
DRESS MAKER, ladies' tailor; work taken at
home, or engagement in private., families;
$2^.0 per day. 1257 Octavia st»; phone West
2875. \u25a0 \u25a0 ' . . . -
EXPERIENCED hotel chamber m»ld wants posi-
tion, city or country. Apply S. F. Hotel News,
718 Pacific bldg.; Douglas 2197.
EXPERIENCED waitress wants situation, cltv 1
or country. Apply S. F. Hotel News, 7l"s
Par-iflf hldg.; phone Douglas 21ft". i
EXPERIENCED nurse wishes eare' of ineaild or
.-.position .as companion^, willing to, leave city
or state. Box _553, Call office, or übone
West 4112. .
THE SAy J^RANOISCOUALL, THUI^DA^ I^BBRUARY 10, 1910.
\u25a0 . H^Jomc, join the ranks of satisfied advertisers, jM
h i__k n^ use QAf'i' wan^ m
M l__et CALL want ads make money for you. ll
fh |_ ate and earl 3^ they are on the job. Jm
11 WW aut secure hel P or S et a position? ||
M i_Sk lc you ren^ n S rooms?
jM pj ever tried THE CALL for. these things ? H
11l J^hen you should, for it brings results. 'w<
M _S_k'^ we wall^ s a chance to prove it. ll
|^%id you know that The Call's circulation is Wl
over 74,000 copies, daily 64,000? |
13^ hone Ivcarny 86 and we will send our . 1
Jl d man out to see you. gj
%^ou will not regret giving Call Want Ads a i|
KMI'LOYMT \V.4..\'TEn — Female — *'_2JJ; !
FIRST ci^\.S.S laundress wants work by »lny: j
first <-l«ss references. MBS, ROLAND; phone j
West Cisi'**. ;
GOOD <_-<«'k wants limwwork. liolp with child; |
wages $13. Box 45T.:5. CalL 1651 Fiilmore st. j
LADY jroiiiK east would take rliar^p of child or
invalid lv roturn for transportation; expe-
rienced in nurslug. Bos 4547, Call office, 1651
Flllmore st. -^ \u25a0_ "
LADY would like Ujrht bouseworli In the city;
satisfied vritii small wajres; references. Ad-
dress box _Tf»l. Call office.
MIDDLE aped woman wants plain cooking and
housework. 37 Aleraany st. between Dolores
and Church.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, desires position;
salary reasouahle. Box 2771. Call office.
SCIENTIFIC" home treatments for hair, scalp,
skin by sroduate. DR. MOORE. 1811 Brodericfc.
WOMAN wants work by the day, washing, Iron-
in; or bouse cleaning: 51.60 per day. Box
4.'!04. Call office, 3011 10th St., International
branch. -
WoMAX want:? housework where she can keep
her '2 year old child. 1574 Howard st.
VOTXO jrirl. cood penman, accurate at ttciires.
wishes position in office in or around city. Bo*
•25.-. H. Call office.
j VOT'NU lady stenographer and book keeper de-
' sires office' position: ran speak English, French
and Italian. 3192 '22A st.
I'OUNG lady wishes position in priTHte family,
general housework. 1300 Noe st. nr. 2»itb.
VOl'N'fl woman with some hospital training de-
sires care of seinl-iDTalid; useful companion
to elderly lady; or willins to do upstairs wort
and assist with child orer 4; references. Phone
We«t 4751.
ir> VKAR old srirl would like some kind of work
to do In tbo country. Box 2858; Call offlcp.
THE KILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT I«51 FILLMORB ST.
MALE HELP WANTED
MGRRAY & READY.
LEADIXO EMPLOYMENT AGKXTS.
White Palace Hotel Bulldins.
11th and Market sts.. .San Francisco.
1 Phones: Market O.>G-<ir>7: Home JIGIQ.
! BRANCH OFFICES:
7th and Broadway, opposite S. P. Pejiot,
Oakland.
Phones:; Oakland 7:.!01: Home. A 0"45.
2d aud II sts., Sacramonto.
2d and Main sts. and 12(J Marchesault st.,
I.os Anceles.
Latin Office, 02.S Jackson st., San Francisco.
FREH FARK.
OUKGON— ORKGON.
KLAMATH FALLS.
DOKKIS— WEED.
500 men to work on C. N. E. R. R. and O.
& E. It. R.
Laborers, teamsters, drillers, rock men, tun-
nel !»-ader aii«J corner men.
ALL FKEK FAKi: SHIP 'DAILY.
— AGAIN FREK FAXE —
NEVADA DISTRICTS.
APPLEGATE— COLFAX— AUBI'RN.
C. I. R. K. Iteconstruction.
Laliorers, teamsters, drillers, nx^k men, con-
crete men. ptc. $2 to $2.50 day.
FREE FARK-SHIP TODAY.
TVIHTKfrALACE HOTEL
SPECIAL NOTICE.
lr.s NEW SINGLE ROOMS. INCLTTDING
BATHS: SUN AND ELECTRIC LIGHT IN
EVKRY KooM.
1 SLSO PER WEEK— CALL AND SEE THKM.
<W> SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES.
00 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES.
I. fki:e iif charge to guests. !
T,n splendidly furnished rooms. 2-V-. 35c and :
Tifh- i><-r day; free • baths with every , rnoin; |
largpst hotel ofrtce and clubroonis on Pacific
Const : fncfnc Van Ness are., bsegace checked
hikl gtored free of charge; lushest grade of
white help employed.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL— NEVER CLOSED.
11th and Market St., Sail Francisco.
SPECIAL— TODAY
DRILLERS. DRILLERS.
FREE FARE.
10 drillers, new work— s6o.
FREE— FARE— SHIP— TODAY
—HA N D— M I NE RS—
5 hand miners for tunnel work for private
railroad company work. $75 and found. Boss
here.
* —TUNNEL— FOREMAN—
—BOSS— HERE—
Tunnel foreman, private railroad. Sec boss
here today — $105 nnd found.
— .SPECIALS—
Foreman carpenter for depot work, etc.
Boss here — $5 day. .
. . Iron inolder, steady work, country, ?4 to
$4.")0 day; 4 wood choppers, $2 a cord; jew*
, cler. country,- jrood wages; head gardener,
private place, Ixiss here. $70 and room.
KREE FARE.' |
Craneman. Marian shovel, $00 and found,
free fare.
2 d'»or cutoff men. couutry factory, iKOO- . \u25a0\u25a0-
Shoe maker, country shop.
Paper banger, . city, it:; day.
PAINTERS.
5 painters,' city, ?;* day. '
.Joseph Snider, steam ' -shovel crancsman,
please report.
BURLEIGH DRILLERS. .
.0 BurlcigU drillers, . power co.V south, $00.
•MR. HOWELL..
Mr. Howell. bridge; foreman, please report." '
; S tinsmiths, company job. $75. *,
GANG OF SWEDES.
. GANG OF GERMANS.
. GANG OF AUSTRIAN'S,
-GANG, OF (JREEKS.
To take contract to' bolld part of tuimel or sta-
tion work; see us about this. ;,
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 wood chop|>ers. stove wond. : $1 fare, $1.80
cord; 4 wood choppers, stove wood. $2 cord. •
BLOCK MAKERS— COAL MINERS. '
.-.; ." coal miners.- by. contract. ' (?«><! "prices. .'.\u25a0
_j.-lMKalt Mock makers. S.'iO M. :\u25a0; ...
\u25a0^2 marble cutters. ;s:i.3O day; planer hands
.and b<'d . rubbers for marble \u25a0syorks,' $2.75 to
•?:5..".0 day. ; >
' c:all and sec our buHotiii boards: work com-
ing hv phone., telegram and- mail all day.: long.
\u25a0MURRAY & READY,
11th midMarket;sts., San Francisco.
1 7th, and .-Broadway. : Oakland.
! 2d . and H » j«tfi:*, SaiTamentn."': , .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:
AGENT to. haniHe new .."typewriter .attachment:
'\u25a0:-'\u25a0 don't' answer, unlew« ; can - furnish references and
-. $200 cash;l>ond. . Box \2B&7£ .Call; office. T£~. * .
A'money, maker, vratch niakinc school G months'
, \u25a0; course, ; splendid • openings. R 608,' 717 Market."
BIALES HELP WAXTED — Co-tinned
BUILDING superintendent; flrst class man to
take entire charge of- fireproof construction at
Salt Lake City. .Utah; give local reference.
Address box 2535. Call ofTlce.
BOY about 1C as clerk iv safe deposit depart-
ment of bank; must give references. Box 284U, |
('all office. i
CARPENTBJI wanted with $200 to buy small
home; plenty of work to pay for same. Ad-
dreas Contractor, bos 4022. Call office. Oakland.
LABORERS and mechanics to know that Kd- ;
ward Rolklu has reduced the rooms at the Den-
ver hous>. 3d and Howard sts.. to 35c per day;
$2 week; hot and cold water in every room.
MEN to learn barber trade in 8 weeks: free spe-
cial inducements to next 10; .call early: get
particulars. S. F. Barber College. 790 Howard.
NEW WESTERN. 1124 Howard— Single rooms,
l."c and 20c per night; hot and cold water.
NIGHT porter for a cafe, references and experi-
ence. $lo a week; a dish washer for same
place, $!> a week. Call MISS PLUNKETT'S.
1800 Sutter st. corner Webster.
WANTED — First class sausjije maker. Inquire
at Liucolu Market. 877 Market st.
WE want a few live, responsible man and women
as deputies for our business in cities and towns
around tbe bay: we have the best proposition
on- the coast; good pay. Call or address F. O.
M.. room 52. Bacon block. Oakland. Cal-
WANTED — tSOO men to occupy rooms, 20c to ROc
per night (free bath), at the NEW YORK, 753
Howard st. between 3d and 4th.
200 pairs of uncalled for and second hand shoes
for f.»]p cheap. 103 3d gt.
WA XTKP TO _LB.i_n V TR AjlK
WANTED — Your work pays the expense to learn
! a trade that pays $5 day In few months' time;
electricity, automobiles, plumbing, brick laying;
actual contract Jobs; 200 students last year.
Uplted Trad? School Contract. Co.. 1(323 Mkt.
ba njysu s A\n sir pp£jtiis^|
BARRER. get an Arnold Vibrator and pay for it
at the rule of about r«r a massage for 4 months
and the complete outfit is yours. We have tbe
lightest, most complete and practical machine,
absolutely guaranteed. Phcne lor interview or
call at office. 503 Whitney bldg. Dduglas 5957.
Arnold Vibrator Co. if
BARBERS. ATTENTION": ,
Must close out 3 11. I), chair shop near Market
St., downtown; this^shop will be vorth easily
$(»(<• In <: weeks: best offer takes it. Only
with COLEMAN, s;:0 Market Kt.
RAKBERS' nnton. 148— Members owing February
dues must •be suspended without further no-
tice after the Ist of March. By order of inter-
national, union.
BARBER wanted; American: Saturday evening,
Sunday morning; commission.' 1847W, Market
Bt.. Oakland. . : \u25a0 f
BARBER wanted: commission paid; 10c - shop.
; U0 Oth st.. Oakland.
BARBERS' Protective Union — Employment secre-
tary, W. BARON. 77."i Mkt.; phone Kny. 6384,
BOOTBLACK for. barber shop. 907 Golden Gale
avenue.
EXCELLENT 2 chair shop, rent $20. on Market
- St.. $300: will exchange for country shop ac-
count sickness. Address "4lo2 ,loth st.
FOR sale— First class two chair barber shop; ren-
| S son, leaving town. 12."i0 Webster st.
FOR sale — 1 chair barber shop; near Western
Pacific 502 7th at.
FIRST class eastern barber wants sternly nr
evenings, Saturday and Sunday job; city or
I Oakland. 11. STRAUSS. 1207 Buchanan Kt.
FIRST class barber wants steady work for,
evenings and Saf.. Sun. F.«x 4sol. Call office.
GOOD barber shop for sale. K>A <ltn «t., up-
;^titairf<. , i
NEW barber furniture at wholesale prices; also :
• secondh and; credit. 348 Hayes st.
MANICURIST wanted. Plaza barber shop, 477 !
14th St.. Oakland. . |
IF you- must spend your money, get the best for !
it. At BAUER'S. 1551 KUis st.
HALF Interest In a first class barber shop, In
. good location, for sale. 20 sth st. I
FOR sale— 3 chair barber shop, at any price;
best offer takes it. 30 7th st. .
FOR ' sale — 4 chair barber shop, good outfit,
cheap. 408 Hayes st. ~ '
WANT to buy shop. Oakland, or work, city or
Oakland. ,T. SMITH. 1551 Howard st.
'^^PEMALb' HELP WA IXTKJOL^I^',
AT MME. ANDRE'S. 1014 Larkin; st.— French
cook, $.X-,; German cooks', $40 and $45; French
cook, country. $10:' German chamber maid mid
seamstress. $.15: French upstairs and sewing.
$30; cook and downstairs. $35; nurses,' 525 and
$30: housework girls, $25, $."10 and $35. ,
ANY girl in sorrow or perplexity needing a
friend or adviser is .invited to write or > call
on Miss Tanner, Salvation Army headquarters,
1130 Market St., San Francisco.- Hours, 2
to 4 dally. v • .
BABIES wanted from 3 to 8 months old to take
part In "The \u25a0\u25a0 Virginian.'* . Mothers and babies
apply at the box office Savoy theater, 10
\u25a0'a. m. Thursday. \u25a0 '- < \u25a0
FIRST CLASS hair dresser; must be experienced;
permaneut position, v Apply at • Davis' .Hair
Store. 2C45 Mission 'st. \u0084 -- .-\u25a0 ; \u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0> ; : : --'
GIRL for general housework ;. good cook; light
a washing; sleep home;:- wages $30.' 42 Castro
st. near German hospital. .' \u25a0
IJADY'S maid, $HT> to $40: a first class cook, pri-
93 vnte family. $50; a Scandinavian second girl,
\u25a0' Oakland, $35; 2 other second girls for Oakland, 1
.; . $35 each; a second girl ,for -Monterey, $25; v j
-second girl for Berkeley* s3s i a' nurse, I. child,
I $25; 4 lunch cotmter waitresses, conntry, $25, !
l room; and board; 45'honsework girls. 1 town ; and '
.country. $35, ?.'!y and $25. .MISS PLUNKETT'S. 1
\u25a0-. -.lS9C.Sntter.st. corner Webster. ;.: |
LEARN theart of hair dressing. at the Califor-
nia College of ; Halrdresslng and Beauty Cul-
ture; exp. Instr. '907& Market; T. Kear. 53GS.
LADIES to learn barber trade in 8 weeks; wages
. while learning; special inducements to: those ;
entering nt once: investigate. MOHLER COL-
LEGE, 234 3d ut. .. ; - .:•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0::. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0. .\u25a0. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. . ,wj
LADIES wanted to take home work, part or full i
\u25a0 time; experience- unnecessary. TRIEBER'S. ;
1C07: Ellis st. near. Fillmore. " : ;
: " : ' OAKLAND. !
GIRLS TO MAICJG OVERALLS. PAID SALARY
WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI, STRAUSS & C0.. '31> AND CLAY -STS.
.. .'::.; ..:\u25a0 APPLY iTO. MR.^,DAVIS. ."-;\u25a0;-;•-' ->
SA YS t she » to .herself V says she, The Favorite !
lunch v for ;\u25a0 me. . 017, Market ; st. ; . ;-.'.*j i
j^yj!^^J_HBJiP^WA\TElV-Con'ti-ned
STRONG young girl for general houi-ework. Ap- '
I ply between 12 and 3 p. m. 5974 Sacramento st.
TEACHER for a district school. Apply J. B.
STEARNS. 2142 Shattuck ay.. Berkeley. Cal. .
WETNtJRSE wanted. Address box 2536, Call of-
fice. -
WANTED — A young, middle aged or elderly
\u25a0woman to assist with housework in family of 3
In return for a good borne. Address MRS.
ff.M. E. EADE, King City. Cal. .
WANTED— Experienced hair dresser and manl-
_- curiKt. Apply snperintpmlent's offic«> from i>
to 11 a. m.. HALB BROS., INC., Market and
fith Rts.. city.
WANTED— Experienced millinery trimmer for
REDLICK BROS.. Bakersticld. Apply today,
10 to 11 m. iv., 1O.V; Market st.
WANTED — Compptent young woman for general
housework; wages $40. 3004 . College * ay.,
..- Berkeley.
WANTED — Young women. to train as nurses, be-
tween ages of 20 and 30. of good education,
neat appearauce. Box 3093, Call office, Oak-
land.
YOUNG women between the ages of 17 and 23.
of fair education, neat appearance and unques-
tionable character, wanted to stndy telephone
: operating as a profession; a liberal salary Is
paid new operators - while in training at the
operating school of the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company, and upon graduation they
..-,- are • given permanent positions at the switch-
boards, with cpiiortunttles for promotion. The
\u25a0 Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company pro-
vides light mid well ventilated operating rooms,
plea«ant rest and lunch rooms and takes a per-
sonal interest in tbe welfare of tbe young
women in its employ.
Competent operators furnished to provide
branch exchange subscribers.
. - For full particulars call, preferably between
S:3o n. id. and )2 m.. at operating .-chool,
telephone office. 2H1.7 Stelner st. -
"' '' "^~' KMIPKO V3I EST^ 6 XK K 11 C KS
AAAA — CANTON Bureau of Information— Chinese
cooks and waiters for functions. Canton Bank
building. 1!49 Kearny sf.; phone Sutter lIS.
AAA — PHONE WEST 1731.
Largest Japanese and Chinese employment office
in city. T. TAMURA CO.. 1012 Lacuna st.
AA— OSCAR HATSCMI. Japanese-Chineaa Emp.,
Co. ; best help with care and guar. 15i:» Geary
st.; phone West SUBS, Home' S4oSS.
STAIt emp. office furnishes Japanese-Chinese
help. W. KODATA. lOCS Geary: tel. West 167.
A. lIOIU, 174S Sutter; phone West 2So.V— Best
Japanese-Chinese help furnished promptly.
J. CONN, Chinese emp. bureau; Chinese cook*
special, hotel or fam. 770 Clay; T.Dnutr. 3162.
Hi W. • HONG, Chinese employment office. Sort's
Webster st.. Oakland; phones Pekln 25. A.".725.
JAPANESE Hoasecleaning Co.. 2;t2." California
st. near Fillmoie. I'hone West 7005.
JAPANESE and Chinese employment office. 1678
Post. Pn. West 7158; Home phone S3S3r..
WEST. 'Jap. 11. C. Co.. reliable help furn,: steps
washed lowest rate. We^t Sl-T7: 221.S Pine st.
EARN* $50 A WEEK selling to grocers "The
Bent Ever" Ladr Washington hulled beans
with chicken. The Ualehouse. Packing Com-
pany, Scuttle, Wart.
PIGTDRB ngents-^Stock frames »nd framing.
PACIFIC FRAME CO.. .':24 Hayes si.
WANTED — Men ami women to sell live article
In towu and out. Call at 71S Golden Gate
ay.. S. F.. or Dill Itr.i-ih St.. Oakland..
' AGEXTS WAXTED
BIG MONEY selling oar Euclid darner; fits any
sewing machine: darns anything from lace
curtains to socks; exclusive territory to agents:
sample 10c. COAST SPECIALTY CO., 558
Market st.
UNPAID WAGES' COLLECTED -
WE GET YOU THE MONEY: collections made
everywhere; ws-ies. accounts, bad debts, etc.
' INTERSTATE LAW ASS'N, 015 Pacific bldg.
KNOX. 44." Pine — Suit", liens, attachments, time
cheeks cashed: debts collected everywhere.
COLLECTION" AGENCIES \
DOES any one owe you? We colWt desperate
accounts and judgments everywhere on percent-
age; no collection, no charge. No accouut too
small. DEAN & CO.. Kf<2 Paetflc bldg.. S. F.
lIEXT THAT VACAXT, ROOM
A small want ad in The Call will do it quicker
than a dozen signs plastered on your windows
nnd which sjtoilg the looks of your home be-
sides. Phone Kearny 56 for au ad mau to cull
and Vee yon. '
ROOMS TO LET — Fur. and Infur.
A COZY home for respectable ladles. 1130~MaT
ket St. near Stb,' under auspices of the SAL-
VATION ARMY; elegantly furnished; every
niodern convenience; steam beat, electric ligbt
and elevator service; spotlessly cleau: centrally
located; thoroughly homelike; telephone Market
1349; prices very moderate, ranging from 23c
per night up; special rates by the week or
month. See matron, room 33.
AAA — JLarge, bright, sunny, bay window room,
nicely furnished: suitable for 2: batb. phone;
.$!» for 1. $12 for 2. 22« i Page st.
AAA — Nicely furn. front sunny rm. suit. 2 or 3 )
gents; also dble tins.; every cony.; phone, I
bath; all reasonable. 822 Turk st.
AAA— UNION St.; 972, near Jones— Beautiful,
sunny roouis; fine view; all conveniences.
ADRIAN HOTEL. 4U3 Eddy st.— Furnished
rooms; modern; $2.50 week up; transient.
BUSH St., 1353 — Sunny furnished rooms; bath;
phone; modern: sfngle room, $2.50 week; also
house keeping rooms.
BLENHEIM. 1504' Franklin St.— Elegantly furn.
rooms, modern. $2.50 week' up; transient.
CLAY st. near Larkin — Sunny room, electric
light, bath; tel. Franklin 8188; private family.
DEWEY HOUSE. 4th and Howard— All modern
conveniences; 200 rooms, 33c to 51 day; $2 to
$5 a week: free baths; Howard or 4th st. cars.,
EDDY St., :«)5. cor. I.e.'ivenworth — Snnny rooms,
?2.50 week and up; 50c day np: modern.
GROVE st.. MS, near Fllimore — Sunny back par-
lor: large closet; hot and cold water; refer-
ences; 512.
HAVES St., 10CK5 — Single front room, suitable for
gentleman; phone; bath; rent $7.
HOTEL OREGON,
Valencia and 14th sts.
Moilern throughout: all outside sunny rooms;
neatly furnished; nicest bouse In Mission district;
rates $3 week np. with bath; speclrfl rates by the
month. \u25a0 Phone Park 5573. *v
HOWARD st.. 128.:. near tttli— Nicely furnished
room: sunny; gns 11ml bath.
JACKSON st.. 155S — Very desirable, jiewl/ fur-
nished . sunny rooms: phone, batb, etc.
HOTEL IRVING. 447 Eddy— 2oo modern outside
rooms; large lobby; ladies' parlor; drummers'
sample rooms; 50c to $1 a day: $2.50 to $5
week. Eddy st. cars direct from ferry.
MARKET/ st.. . 2152 — Nice clean room: private
family: for gentlemen: nse of bath; $S month.
OVERLAND. HOUSE, 'S6O Sacramento St. below
Montgomery — Now open; 200 rooms: hot and
cold water In every room: 25c to $2 per day,
51.50 to $5 per week. EDW. ROLKIN. Prop.
POST st., 1765— Handsomely furnished, sunny,
front room, bath, gas, . phone, running water,
' $10 per month. ' ",V-'V>J
THE MARTINET, 1101 Geary St.— Family notel;
furn. rooms, single or suites; board optional.
VAN NESS ay.. 719. nr. Tnrk— Large room, suit-
able for 2 gentlemen; reasonable.
VAN NESS ay., 703 — Large front sunny room,
•bath and all conveniences; for 2 gentlemen;
.private, family.
iiOTH St.. 510. Oakland— Light, pleasant rooms;
:. hot and cold' water. . with hath.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1651. FILLMORE ST.
OAKUXD noo.MS— Fur. mnl IJufur.
ALICE st.. 1201. near 147n7^Oakia^d^Telegantiy
'furnished rooms with running hot water; light
house keepine If desired: central location.
.-ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING
ELLIS et., v 1037, i nr. . Deviaadero — Nicely fnr-
':. nlshed sunny : 2 room suites, bouse keeping;
running "water, bath, phone; reasonable.-
ELLIS st, < 1278 — Large : sunny . front bay window
room, with kitchen; reasensbie.'. , : - -
FULTON-; St., BSS, ' near Fillmore — 2 sunny, fur-
nlshed.' rooms for 'house keeping; no other
:'-". roomers. : ..-, \u0084 .'. \u25a0;_ ... : _•...\u25a0. .- •\u25a0 \u25a0 ;'- t :
GROVE st., 1204, near Devisaderb — 3 sunny un-
; v furnished house keeping, rooms; regular . kltch-
> en: reasonable. , ...
HAVES St.', 9C.0, near. FUlmore— Sunny rooms at
$2.50, $3.anrt $3.50; suite at $3.50; near Ala-
; mo, park and \u25a0 stores . and . theaters. : • ' • - '\u25a0
XATOMA St.". 725% — 3 rooms furnished <-omplete
1 for honse keeping; will give you the furniture
;:..for-$00;.-. v ..,:-:-,.-,-, \u0084:\u25a0::-'....:\u25a0\u25a0
NOE st. 1 .", 102-^FTont nnd back- coxy rooms for
v house keeplng'~lth' piano; . reasonable. \u25a0:\u25a0:..-\u25a0
i ' O'FARRELL.! st.;' 1774— Two nicely furnished.
. snnny. connecting rooms; regular. kitchen; reas.
OAK St., "\u25a0 ,706.V1 : door from Fillmore-^-Chotce 10-
1- cation; elegant front sunny suite; honse keep-
,:\u25a0 ing: , bntb. laundry: phone free; : reasonable... £
O'FA RRELL st. . • ; 1714. • nr. ; rillmore— Lar,-e.
r : newly, furn." a leo ye j room.'? suitable for 2 gent !c-
/ -.i men ; \u25a0 a lso J other.: rooms : ;: all ; conveniences ; | reas.'
StrfTKR st.", 1 720 --Two j large sunny house keep-"
• v lng i rooms ;and \u25a0 single «. rooms.'. • bath;: gas,"; elec-"
J,iUrlcity;^rensonable.r\»-\u25a0/•.J ,iUrlcity;^rensonable.r\»- \u25a0/•. -.''-.-\u25a0 ,
ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPIXC — Con.
STANYAN-st., 943— Al honse v keeping room*.
, : . completely furnished: reasonable; sun all day;
, near Golden Gate park. -:-.;. >
YORK St.. 1227. at 24th— Sunny, cozy hoose
keeping room; bath, lanndry. parlor, piano;
cheap. , jjj '\u25a0
VAN NESS ST.. 719 — Sunny room, suitable for
2: light bouse keeping. \u25a0\u25a0
20TH St.. 510. Oakland— Light, pleasant rooms
|; with hath, hot an«i coM water.
1 FELL st.. 617—3 nicely furnished room*, bath.
! etc.. for light bouse keeping-
I^IUO^^HOJJSJ^^J^IJVGJIOOMS
PRINCE st.. 1807, Berkeley— 3 modern, sunny,
furnished honse keeping rooms; separate en-
' trance: near Grove st. and locals: 2_gdnlt^__
11OOMS A.\» ilOAltn OFFSgI_L_
AAA— THE WEMPB— Select family hotel. 419
Oak st. near Buchanan. Phone Park 509-.
BROADWAY, 1720— BEAUTIFUL BOOMS WITH
FIRST CLASS BOARD: A PtACmTHJTfnfc
KNT FROM OTHERS. TEL. FRANKLIN 1564.
BARTLETT st., 181— Two large sunay rooms
with board; running water; home cooking:
table board. .-"-\u25a0'-\u25a0
CALIFORNIA St.. 252:^-Xewly fumishe<l sunny
room*; excelleut board; phone, bath;.soO; rates
for two.
CLAY St.. 2302 (The Concord) — Sunny front
rooms with board for 2. $SC: also single rooni*.
CALIFORNIA St.. 1326— Sunny front room with
first class board. ________
EDDY sr.. ISI9, nr. Scott— Newly fnrn. ru»m.».
cocsfnial fauji;». excellenr home cooking: all
conveniences; fine car service; reas.; Weat >*'ot>
HOTEL L'AKLCLIFF. 1201 Gough. cor. O'Farrell
st.—Sunny rooius with board; alst> table hoard.
LEAVENWORTH sf.. 1152— Sunny room with ex-
cellent board in private familjv _______
M<ALLISTEP. st.. 14S.".— Parlor bedroom for 2.
with good hoard: phcne: modern.
POINT LOBOS ay.. 1225. Ricbmond 'list., next
to Geary st. car house — Sin^U; r<~>m. electric
lights; hot and cold water; $I.jO per week,
with board $5.50. 1
PIERCE St.. 815. nr. McAllister— Furn. front i
rm».. bath; five neighborhood; excellent board; |
2. $20 month, each.
SUTTER St.. ICIS — Sunny single rooms, board,
bath: 2 meals: $0 a week. i
ST. MARGARET'S club for working girls. 1451
California st.: $20 month np: tonrists $1 day.
ST. FRANCIS Girls' Directory. Central ar. and
Waller xt., San Francis~> — A beautiful hotne.
where old ladies, young girls and little chil- \u25a0
• dren i-iiii board very reasonably. j
BKUKEI.EV ROOMS AXD BOARD
FURNISHED rooms'Tnr^ refined private family:
beautiful ground* - and surroundings : board
optional; near station; references. 2222 Siiafr-
tuck ay. •
OAKLAND ROOMS AXD BOARD
STtl aye.. 1271— Sunay newly furnished front
room, with board, for 2 gentlemen;' con-
venient to central gar lines.
I'AI.O ALTO ItOOSIS \M> HOARD
FURNISHED rooms and excellent board: reason-
able rates; private home; desirable location,
near Waverlv «r. car line; references. MRS.
GILBERT BROWN, 333 Lincoln ay.. Palo
Alto. Plume 724.
APARTMENTS
ALL apartments in that charmingly quaint
CA9A MADRONA
are now ready. The effect of a select hostelry
rather tban a city apartment honse is pro-
duced by the typical Spanish patio, with Its
gardens and fountains, around which this adobe
structure rambles. Tbe interior Is unequaled
for Its many fitments, such as open fireplaces,
desks, bookcases, imported wall coverings, tiled
bathrooms, etc. Furnished and unfurnlsheU.
3, 4 and 5 LARGE ROOMS,
elegantly appointed; excellent service; rent*
$35 to $75. 110 Frederick st. Maslnoc car
passes door. Phone Park 509.
AA— ST. DUNSTAN APTS..
1315 POLK ST.* NEAP. SUITER.
A FEW CHOICE 2 AND 3 ROOM NEWLY
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED APART-
MENTS: STEAM HEAT. HOT WATER ALL.
THE/riME AND ELF.VATOR ALL NIGHT;
HOTEL SERVICE: REFERENCES.
AAAA— YERBA BUENA APARTMENTS.
1114 SITTER ST. BET. POLK AND LARKIN.
ELEGANT SUITES OF 2 AND 3 ROOM APART-
MENTS. COMPLETELY FURNISHED: KEFS.
AA — VICTOR apts.. cor. Douglass St.- and Caselll
ay. bet. IStb and 19th sts. — Finest snnny 2 and
3 room unfurnished apartments in city, from
$10 up; references; Market »t. cars.
AA— VAN NESS APARTMENTS. 2128 Van Ness
nr. Broadway — Elegantly furnished apts. of 3
and 4 rooms: steam heat, elec. light, elevator;
marine view; reasonable. Phone Franklin 2590.
A— SPHEIR Apts., 650 Fiilmore nr. Hayes^-2-3
rm. sunny furn. apts.; priv bath: $22.50 np.
ADELINE apts.. M 0 Eddy st.— 2, 3 and 4 room
apts.: hotel service; priv. exeh.; most modern.
BEST modern 4 roont apts. furn. and nnfurn..
for the money at the Maryland. 3fi3 Page st.
COLUMBUS APTS.. NE. cor Pac. «nd I_rkin— 3
• and 4 room apartment; nhfurc.: $20. $22. $24.
DON'T KEEP HOUSE— Costs less living at Hotel
St. Mark. Oakland; new management: every
comfort; excellent table; fireproof; everything
the best; special low rates to permanent
guests; terminus S. P. R. R. and Key Konte
local trains, every 10 minutes to San Fran-
cisco; come and see. .
EUREKA apts.. Mkt. and 17th sts.— Beautiful 3
and 4 nn. apts.; phone; Janitor syvice: sonny.
FULTON st., 2422. opp. G. O. park — Very sunny
4 room front apartment to lease for fi months;
completely furnished for house keeping: rea-
sonable to right party; references; McAllister
st. car passes door.
MARIAN APTS.,* 2159 Mission st.— ldeal house
keeping apts., completely furnished: all con-
veniences; 2 room $20 and " room $23 per mo.
MOSSGIEL apts.. southeast cor. Jones and Wash-
ington; sunny 4 and 5 room apts.; steam heat,
janitor service, hardwood floors.
PINE St.. 1225. near Leavenworth — Sunny un-
furnished 2 and 3 apartments; cheap rent; no
carfare; telephone in each apartment.
SMALL apartments; low rent: free Hgbt. heat. '
baths, lanndry; big rooms; house keeping: near ',
stores; phone; 4 car lines. 500 Fiilmore st.
corner Oak.
STANFORD. The. 315 Van -Ness a».— l and 2
nn.. light hskpg.; 1 room. $3.50; 2 rms., $5
• week up; tourist trade. 50c to $1.50 day.
HOTELS ,
AAAA— LANGHAM HOTEL. 141 EDDY ST.
A first, class medium priced hotel: right down
town, near the theaters, cafes ami stores: Bteatn ,
heat, lint water, telephones. f«riv»t» exchange, j
etc.: room with private bath. $1 dny, $."• a:
week: other good r«x>nis. 7.V- day, $:! week. J
llesdi|ii;irters tourists aud mining men. Family ;
and country trade specialty. Take any car.
AAAA— PLANTERS' HOTEL.
Second and Folsom sts.
! Over 2CO outside, new and elegantly furnished
rooms; hot and cold water in every room: all
rooms light and sunny; cafe in connection; tour-
ist trade: free bus; rates 50c to $1 per day;
weekly rates, $2 to $4; first class family hotel;
close to ferry and depot, and In heart of city.
AAA— HOTEL BELMONT, 730 Eddy near Van
Ness^ — Single rooms. $3.50 week; r. and b.. $5
wk. up; tourist solie.; cafe con.; Eddy st. can.
HOTEL ARGONAUT. 4tb and Market sts.— Fam-
ily and commercial hotel; room with detached
bath. $1 per day; rooms with private bath.
$1.50 per day; restaarsnt attached; moderate
prices; free bus meets all trains and steamships.
HOTEL nARCOURT. LARKIN AND SUTTER—
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN. EXCELLENT
TABLE. PHONE FRANKLIN 2100.
THE PERRAMONT. 2102 Market nr. 14th — $2.50
and np: hot water baths free: running water.
FLATS TO LET
ALPINE St., ICD— 6 rooms, bath: a desirable Cat.
reduced to $20. BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31$
Kearny st.
A BEAUTY— B r. Cat, $45; also 2 4 -r. flats
adjoining. $25: janitor. 2273 Hayes st. j
BUCHANAN st.. 135. opp. State normal schonlH
A choice flat, 6 rooms, batb. pantry and laun-
dry ; sun in every room ; choice condition.
CALIFORNIA St.. 3075. near Lyon — Modern flat
of 7 very sunny rooms; reasonable; open
2 to 4:30 o'clock.
CHURCH st., -14C5. cor. 26th — Upper flat. 5
large modern sunny rooms; 4 bay windows;
reasonable. .; •
COLE 'St., 4^l. near Oak — Lower flat, 6 rooms.
yard, basement: all conveniences; rent $30.
HAVES St.. lt!74 — Middle. 5 large snnny rooms;
bntli, laundry, garden; perfect order; open;
$25., : . -:--.->
LAGUNA St., 2W28. cor. Vallejo— Attractive
corner; np ,to date: 8 snnny. marine view
rooms; rent: reasonable.
LYON st.% 1331, near Geary — Sunny, modern 3
and 4 room flats, bath. $15 to $20.
NOE ' st., ; 1050 — Cor. flat, 5 sonny rooms, yard.
: basement; mod.: 24th and Castro st. cars: $25.
OCTAVIA »t.. 4U near HaUrht— New. moilern,
• sunny apt. tlat. 4 nns. aud bath; adults; reas.
SCOTT st.. 13.T4. near ElUs— 6 sunny rooms and
bath:;rent $25. • :
UPPER and, lower sunny flats. ."» rooms, recep-
tion • hall. - 2 mantel.-, "tinted; separate yard;
-.'s2l: T.d ay.'and B st.- Inquire ">7 3d ay.
WILLARD.^t.. ;i427-14.T9-14tn. hair Mock; from
Vr. Masonic av_: car; delightful 4 and 5 room' flats;.
;- reasonable ; i fireplaces: every convenience.
['.WASHINGTON,; !«."•.'. nr. • Pnlk— Upper flat; new.
! r sunny; i 7 nns. ; janitor;. near all car lines : rea_.
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FI.ATS.TO LET — Co-tinned
ZOB St., 49A. off Bryant between 3d it=d 4th—
New. sunny, 4 and 5 room* and bath.
23D st., SyiH, nr. llurmt>n— rllamlsome n»-w sun-
"* ny rn'ixlem flat. 5 room* and hath; $21.
19TH and: Noe sts. — Siiuny. w*nn betr, Hpwr
and lower 4 an<l •"» nmni flats ».~.i. St* t» rjr.:
VI^ATS TO LET— Furnished
I'PPEK flat, 7 sunny rooms, furnished. 101S
Upi'»n >t.
FLATS FOR s^!i*-Ctl!L ! 4I!!L?^ll' e !j
MODEKN B roons furnished flat to let; &:_ Prod-
- ericfe st. nesr Grove: all rooderu eouvenien.-o-j.
IIOUSESJ TO LET— Unfurnished
ELEGANT residence, 10 nx>ms and bath; 421 Ba
ker »t. near Colden Gate Park entrance; will
rent reasonable to gocd tenant.
CALIFORNIA st., 2917 — l!o«se, !> rooms; gas x:\<l
••lectric lights, furnace, conservatory, laundry:
yard in cement: low rent.
PINE, 21U.T — Mod. »aany house; l> large rooms.
bath, fern., flee, lights: >arp. throughout: $>»\u25a0'\u25a0
OAKVA\OJOOVSRSJTO^ ;Kur.
FOR tent — Modern house of 9 rooms; furnished.
172" 13th ay.
OAKJL-i VP^ HOPSE» I TO | LET — \u25a0Vmtmrl
FIRST CLASS, modern. 7 room honae: driveway.
garage; 470 Oakland ay. Telephone O;ikUm!
5714. Address C. E. KEYES, Oakland higit
school.
I
f lIOI'SKS FOIt SAl.t:— KurnUhrti
I 21 ROOMS <sf ••lescunt bird»eye. mahogany tut]
oak fiirnfture; leN liiclii'les hair r.<nf iri-^e*.
I French beds ami the he-»i of <-Terything thai
money run buy; this i* a sifri«-tl.v up t» tfellc
apartmenf b«'U<** ant! mint lie «>M I.v the l.'t'ii
: ut kVhniary: no reus mttbte offer refused. 801
4Mt>. Call office.
I rOTTACf^TO LCT;^
TO let — Jlott'-rn cottage. 4. rooms; larse jar*
j $12. Imjai'T? lumber .>rfic-e. Army and Cannon
I DESIRABLE ofn'ces in firvt ebM building near
i :m____________________i_____>_«___
/TO LEASE
'\u25a0 STORE, basement and _ up;>er stories (eatire
building), TH Grant ay. cear Geary St.; l»»r
chance to sreurp a Gran? ay. locstlcn; ten— l
reasonable. J. %V. WRIGHT & CO.. 125 So*
\u25a0 * gr st -
J FIRMTI RK FOR SA 1.8
! SOMETHING cew in furait-ire and carpet bu»-
Ilng: 9*ll yon, direct from factory stock, at reg-
ular Jobblne prices: large lines to »e;«m froc*.
Lansing Desk ami Furn. Co.. «7I Mission st.
i FrRNITURE. sood aad chean. at 11. SCHELI.-
lIAAS' corner store. 4DS 11 tb »t.. Oakland.
FURNITURE at your own price at H. SCHELL-
HAAS' farnttnre store, llt'n «t.. O:iklaml.
WE are the larjest buyers of new or second hand
furniture, pianos, carpets, desks or mercban-
[ di<e: will buy- yours; spot casu. MARK J.
LEVY AUCTION CO.. 1140 McAllister *t.
Phon<" Park SfiO. Home 52C.2.
ys£*9s*^~£ tyysi***
ADVANCE Window Shade Factory — Bamboo p«ret»
shades in all sizes. Geo. Walcora. ll.'tl Sutter.
CAAlPfyT^Cl.EA^it\Ci
AAA— U. S. Carpet Cleaning Co.. T207 Bush St.;
most superior cleaning in the world: can siv<*
you beating, steam, compressed air, vacuum
cr celebrated earthquake, wbich removes al!
dirt, dust, grease, restoring natural colors likt*
new. West 5926. 52495; laying and reflttlnjr.
AAAA— LE CLAIR VACUUM CLEANING CO..
6- Post St.. room 320; phone Dousta* 2071 —
Dustless cleaning of csrpet<. rues, draperies,
furniture and beddias; WITHOUT REMOVAL.
ALL carpet* and rugs cleaned on the floor with-
out removal by S. F. COMPRESSED ' AIR
CLEANING CO. Office 337 Sutter st. ; paoue
Kearny 5o.")2; shop 10th and San Bruno.
AA — National Carpet Cleaning Works — Largest on
coast: laying and altering a specialty. Hamp-
ton _ Baley. .".44-348 Church at.; Markgt ISO.
3c yard — For the Best Carpet Bratlng — 3c yard
Tel. Market 2-6-2. V. A. RICE. ISOS Harrison.
3c yd. — Carpets cleaned at right prices — 3c y<».
WHEN you become disjrusted with poor work
s*-nd your carpets to .1. SPAL'LDINO & CO..
»S0 Golden Gate ay. Phou» Market 643.
BEST cleaning <>» and laying <.Ic> by Gissln-'*
; C C Co.. ZSOS 22d; tel. Mission 22W; est. 20y.
JIATIIEWSOS'SJ Carpet Beating Works, 313 East
12th st.. Oakljnd: tel. Merritt 595.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Ci>. — Advanced meth-
ods. GEO. WALCOM CO.. 1131 1139 Sutter at.
j WATTS — Reliable carpet cleaning: alterations:
j renovat.. laying. .VSO De-visa<!er»: ph. Park T,t'.i>.
GARNIF. „ BERNSTEIN'S rar|*-t cleaning wk-=..
lilZCl Ifith st. nr. Valencitt; phi>ne Market 3081
I CONKLIN BROS., i-arp^t cleaning an«l lay ins.
2400 (Jenry st. tonmg lUker: phnne We*V VS.
EDISON AGENCY —Moving |.|it.tie insclii.i.". hii i
films: bargains. tiKO. F»REI'K. 7Q Turk st.
:\: \ FRKJOII T^ FORWA KDI X *i
NATIONAL rRSIGBX - TSAKSIXRjCUI; Mi*
sion cr. lott: phone Market SIM — Cut rat«-<
to all points: movinir tiii»: tireT-trif
R.USE A>" D >l OV I \ <»_J^» _ 9
J ANDKU.-oN Transfer and Storage Co. — XljJiu^.
j backing, shipping, etc. ; t. links stureti ;J ilir-.
! free. sth nr. Market. N<». 2>): tel, Douglas H'. 77
UKKINS VAN AND Sl O !*._<;_ COMi'AM.
Fireproof Warehouse.
13th ami Mission uts. Phone Market 10
WILSON BROS, line.)— Moving Tail siorv.— .
cor. 14t_ and Sacchez sts., 1 block from Mar-
ket and Flllmore sts. cars. Phone Park 271.
A— PACIFIC STORAGE ANU VAN CO.— Ur: *
warehouse. 2^22 Fllimore ft. Tel. Went SK?»
PIERCE UODOLI'U Storac- and Movhig 10..
main offlce Eddy nail Fillmore. Te>- Wwt •\u25a0-"»
foreh;x postage 1 *!?-
I POSTAGE stamps, albums, oataiosaesi. etc.. join*
I l>onglit. H. W. Doeseher „ Co.. 217 Munrg'y
, _31_A C_i j 1 XE?t_ ~
McNALLY has moved to -'UU4 ilia sion. bet. 2-U
and 23d; largest stock, all makes, lowest
prices In ttc United States; reuting and re-
pairing :l:cap; opea eveaiugs. Paoue UUsi-ju
I 202. V;
DOMESTIC— Removed from. O'Farrell st. to 16 »4
FILLMORE near Post: ail makes of machines,
new and second band. sold, rented* and re-
paired: lowest prlcpa. Pbone West :5«8I.
j \u25a0
[2XP HAND pipe, rattled, new threads, n* w
couplings dipped ia a*pb»lt. threads proteftml;
f. o. b. cars S. F. or your city: guaranteed or
no sale; reference, any legitimate business
bouse in town.
U. S. WHITE MACHINERY CO..
"The Pioneer Pip.- Man."
630 Brannan st.
FOR sate — Cheap. Westinghouse 23 K. W. gvx-
erator with switchboard and 20 hp. motor and
starting box. used only 4 months; also 40 bp.
oil engine and 35 hp. steam engine. AdUreka
475 44th st.. Oakland, or call after d p. m.
CASH REGISTERS.
The largest line of first -.-lass second band
cash registers ever shown now on hand; ex-
tremely low prices; on easy terms.
THE NATIONAL CASH UEGISTER CO..
1040 Market st. bet. Taylor and Jone*.
PLUMBING MATERIAL AT FACTORY PRICES
Cast iron pipe aad fittings, all sizes.
Open 7 a. 1:1. to 7 p. m. ; Sunday a. m.
Country orders shipped same day.
Best standard fixtures only Free delivery.
320-323 McAllister st. Tel. Market 40«>3.
A A — New and second hand building and plumb-
ing material, lumber, doors. sa«n. ( pipe and
fitting, tank, closets, sinks, patent chimney;
large stocks porch and office sash, skylights,
etc. Wrecking Co.. 1«45 Mission bet. 12th-l»th.
" SECOND HAND PIPE. i
Largest dealers In standard pipe and screw
casing, dipped, prices right; guaranteed first
class. Pacific Pipe Co., Main and Howard sts.
60 Janchw Arc Lamps, with Opau bell uliape
shades, at present in use io our store: make
offer fur whole or part. O. A. HALE & Co..
\u25a0 San Jose, Cal.
A A All sizes standard water pipe and screw
casing, guaranteed good as new; get our
prices. Weissbaum Pipe Works. 133 lltn st.
BABY CHICKS, every day; shipped anywhere;
large lots. STANSMELD, S3VI C Ilia *t..
Frultvale.
I WILL sell my apright piano at a bargain; easy
terms. Call or writ* to 1021 Tevis st.. Fruit-
I vale.
GOING oat t>" business: for sale, 2 brand new
p.w.l tables. UoB-reni cushions, for $300. In-
quire at n2KJ Folsom *t.
A Few Dajs" Special — Mattresses. Jroa b«ls.
blankets, comforters, pillows at H. SCfIELL-
HAAS' furnltni— sale. 408 11th st. Oaklamt.
\u25a0 A — BOOK bargains. Fine library selling In sin-
gle lot*. KING'S. 1718 Market st. above GdGgh.
SAFE, second hand, good as new; cheap; terms
If desired. P. O. box 242.
DIAMOND rinr. c>*t $25*1; imi>t sell ami will
Lsafrtflf. -B»\ 4-H4. Call ..fflc-.
KtiIMK-" l U'i's":in(| "iittlt; «-!n.-ap. Dot tw.
Cull- i.rtic.-. l»V.l Killmon- -t,
BE-\L~riFi;L uiamonit brfuK-h; cost SI.jO- will
sacrifice. " lUtx 4»15. Call office.
- Con tla ueU v\u25a0* >ex t I*a_»

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