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, mil' W.WTKn-COXTIXVED.
I 1 o*4 D-H AMD SHOES Al 1) KEPaIRImT
ij-tie-t,. go to 118 Fourth 0r .708 Howard. 3m
l-1-__l___t_? ''*- I*NGl * NG 50c: -'ONE WHILE 0
•*" wail. 638 M-irkjßEopp.pal.Ho'.el. LEVI-:,.n9 lm
\\ AN TED-PUPILS IN PENMANSHIP AND
buildln- Hematics; day and evc -- lu B- 8* Doooboa
pu " alng * noB 7t*
ty ANTED— FOB GENERAL OFFICE WORK
,'' y " u ' : P ,a ' i competent and willing to work;
_? _. , uuders - '-" 1 shorthand and typewriting:
? 3 mil lt '-- St - L* 7:, l! i,,: "■•*•*' Address in own
com ml *'' omce ' box 5i - c i" '"•'• c, •'•-5 Mont-
goiner> st. 8 3c
pARTNEU, --MALL OAPI TAL. WELL-PAYING
•*- cogee-saloon. Apply -.35 Rearm- St., room ll."
TV jEN OF INTELLIGENCE: GOOO SALAKY
_'»* to right party. '.'4 Montgomery, room 12. 8 3t«
" \V ANTED— SALESMAN ACQUAINTED WUH
• ' grocery and saloon trade; Hebrew preferred.
41 Second st., 10 to *% a- m. OS It"
tV ANTED— YOUNG MAN IN OFFICE AND DO |
« collecting; referent necessary. 20 Ellis st..
room •-»■ noS 3t
DRIVER ON COMMISSION OB AS PARTNER
XJ in milk dairy. 924 Lark ln st. n 83 l »
LIP. BT-C LASS CABINET-MAKER WANTED.
J_Fink „ SCHINDI t-K, 1309 Market, nog 2t*
AMERICAN BREAD AND CAKE BAKERS
•** supplied from lr,_ers' Hall. 818.-. Howard si •
country orders promptly attended to by the sec-
retary - notilSt
I*7 ANTED— EXPERIENCED WIREMEN FOR
Incandescent electric light wiring: none but
experienced persons i .-.-d anplv. Inquire at 5
0 clock i- _. fur foreman of Incandescent De-
partment. EDISON LIGHT AND POWER CO
229 Stevenson St. no 7 3t '
•fIOOD BARBER-SHOP FOB SALE: CHEAP-
xi good location: only ij-35 rent: long lease-
pood business: reasonable oiler accepted, inoulre
tall liranch tifflce. nO 7 St*
\\ ANTED -A SOBER MAN IN" SALOON Busi-
ness; expedience unnecessary: small capital
red; rare chance; bargain. b3ij Third. no 7 Bi*>
Q i GOOD BARBER CHAIRS.I POLE 2 GLASSES:
•J cheap. 614 Jessie st n „7 ;II -
TC'" ANTED SEAM APPLY SHIPPING
-— _______ 319 I * ac best. nop 7t*
I*. ANTED— IO EXPERIENCED SOLICITORS
•'to canvass for the new high-arm Singer. Call
bit-seen 9 and 10 a. m. The Singer Mauufactur-
lug ■■!.. 22 Post at. no. 7t
"1 AC-SOUP, MEAT, POTATOES, BREAD AND
Xx) butter, coffee, tea or milk. 44 Fourth. oc3lir
t^Ot) Pair- OF SHOES uncalled FOR) 25c
xjxjV r tu ?l. 564 Mission st., 63 1 *,'■> Sacramento, tr
L*KEE COFFEE AND ROLLS. HOME LODGING-
x bouse. 704 sansoine* single rms 20c. 91. $3 wt.
CELL US TOUR OLD -HOES; BEST PRICE
k- given. 564 Mission, H3i '- } sacramento.aul7 3m
fj '""MEN WANTED; ROOMS 10c _ 15c NIGHT.
* x) 140 Minna, bet. 3d and New Moutgmry. 14 tt
I i\Ci MEN JO lAKK LODGING AT 10c. 15c
J ' 'V.I and 20C a night. -.eluding coffee and rolls.
.24 Washington St., near Kejrnv. jeltJ tf
VICE SINGLE FURNISHED ROOMS, 25c A
Xx nicht: 91 59 week 321 Ellis. Rosedale. selitl
IV ANTED— MEM FOR SINGLE FURN. RMS..
" Sl w_. 23c night. ElCho Bona-, 8 63*/ 2 Mkt. tf
Vt! ANTED— TO CALL AT NEW RESTAU-
*' rant tor 5 and 10 cent meals. 50 Third. s!4 tf
riIRY ACME HOUSE 957 MARKET ST., lI E-
-1 low Sixth, for a room; 25c uight:si week.2U ly
\\ ANTED— LABORERS AND MECHANICS TO
" know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprietor,
bas opened _oto House, 32 Fourth St.: 100 rooms:
'-5c to J. per Bight: Si -.5 to .4 per week. 20 ly
) EST IN SINGLE ROOMS. 15,20 AND
kl 25 cents per night; $1. 91 25, ?1 50 per week.
Pacilic House. Commercial ana I.eidesdorS ml7 cf
a ANTED— SINGLE ROOMS lot.- A DAY. $1 A
'• week; rooms for 2 *_5c a day. *1 50 a week.
Reading room: dally -aners. 3- Clar st. mr_ tf
- V BOARDING WANTED.
\Y" ANTED— TO BOARD, A CHILD. AND WILL
'* have nice home Apply 1806 Bush st. 5 101*
\V AN I D— Hi BOARD, A LADY. WHO WILL
' have the comforts of a good home. Apply
1606 Push st. nos 10t*»
ROOMS WANTED.
i) FRONT ROOMS WANTED - FOR J-IGHT
*- housekeeping In nice neigboorbood. Address
terms ■-■ I*. lE. box 127. Call Branch Office imp 2**
A i ! *.ll>( I.I.EAN > DCS.
IV ANTED TO PURCHASE. 500 CHAIRS. AY.
1'" piy Wonderland. ' . 1* Market st. no 9 3t*
LODGING-BOUSES l olt SALE.
•i> *)( )l til ELEOAN I I.V URNIBHED ROOM-
. —VV'. ing bouse; 41 rooms: desirable local-
ity N'.of Market ;be.t bargain offered sstand Investl-
gatlon. STENBERO.PROLL.TABOR.g9S Market*
TO buy OH -ELL A LODGING-HOUSE SEE
GUS STRAND. 19 Sixth St.. near Market . *
t^-r'7"-. FIFTEEN BO'»Ms:POST ST. -CLEARS
*, V< O. "*5O month. STRAND, 19 Sixth St. *
C-Q'/l CORNER HOUSE; 11 FURNTSHED
*^'o*-)V*.rooms;i)a.ylpg house.STRAN D.19 6tb st
SA "A LODGING-HOUSE WITH 14 WELL
_ OV . furnished rooms: good location: beat
bargain ever offered; right place for man ami
wiie. STEN BEBO. PBOLL _ TABOR, 905 Mar-
ket st. *
t)A ROOMS ELEGANTLY FURNTSHED: ANY
_._• offer wanted. SPECK, 30 Montgomery st. *
V*n ROOM - El EGAN ILY FURNISHED.
ov clear; to exchange. SPECK; 30 Montgomery.*
QUTTEB HOI BE FOB SALE; 95 WELL-FUR-
i > i. shed rooms: the oldest and beet-known
Louse In San Francisco: dob g good business:
price moderate. Address JOS. DESSENS. 308
Butter > noS lot*
.T* ODGI N G-H USE OF SS ROOMS, DOING
1 t f-ood business, for 6ale; part cash or trade.
Appl_*_BQ3 Front nn.; Tt*
rn__.Ni ruKE fob SALE.
i :. I i l RE OF 7 ROOMS; PABTT LEA V-
J ing city; bargain. 502 Post at •__
H«. KRASKY. SEW AND FIRST-CLASS
- second-hand furniture, carpets, bed Has:,
pictures: bargains. 779 Mission st oc_7 tf
"i ) eductioa » on large STOCK. HEW AND
J i second hand; 400 carpets, good as new; oil
doth, _9c; parlor suits, $X\* up: linoleum. 45c: 7-
j-iece chamber suits. *T4 60: cornice poles. -sc-.
ranges, $6: cash or Installments; goods ahipoed
Dee. T. H. N ELSON. I2tf Fourth st. L^_
fiTT PRICES IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS
» ' th'« weelc at Mi-CA UK'S. t-H-s-i' -') 'tis j-.--..'. lv
FURNITURE VV ANTED.
H^ENBt _UTTM__r~AUC_TONI ; _B HUVS
restaurants, saloons, groceries, notions, car-
pets, furniture, piano-. 142 Phelan Building.no. tf
\\' ILLIAM BUTTEEFIELD, AUCTIONEER;
'' buys, sells and rents furnished bouses. Oface
opposite Palace Hotel, 2d Cour Crocker hid.. Itt
i 'EO F. LAMSON WILL BUY Villi: FURNT-
* ' ture: full cash value. < '. 0 Kearnv. r'm .' mltf
M.I. MMMONS A- CO.. AUCTION EERS. WILL
. uuy your furniture, pianos and boons: do
ret dispose ot mem until you have seen him. 1057
Market St. ap9 tf
A LARGE QUANTITY SECOND-HAND
niturs wanted: -0 per ct paid mors tban else-
where. MAI.QNF. lltf Fonrth: new store. m2O
DENTISTS
ANY TOOTH FILLED OR i_O__oT_D
_\ painlessly by my secret method without dan-
gerous cocaine or gas: won 8 first prizes: ] rices
reasonable; work warranted: all operations ex-
pertly done; remember 1 have removed from 6 to
20 O'Farrell St. DR. GEORGE W. LEEK. m 96 tf
DR. REA, COS LARKIN ST.; ALL DENTAL
k' work at lowest prices and warranted. oc_4 tf
"MI- MOVED- DR. ALFRED 3." HILL, DENTIST,"
Jt from Geary to 1370 Market; painless extractn:
1 ate and bridge work; teeth without plates. 14 tf
DP. .1. J. LEEK. 1 FIFTH ST.; OPEN KVEN-
IngS and Sundays until noon. seS t'.n
Di DLUM HI LL, 1443 MARKET ST., N EAR
Eleventh : no Charge for exlracung when plates
ere made: oil plates made over like new; teeth
from _a per set; extracting 50c ; gas giveu. 4tf
\ "FULL SET OF TEETH FOR $7; FILLINGS
J^x at lowest prices; work warranted. DR. J. \'f.
KEY. 1122 Market St.. bet. Mason and Taylor. 15 if
C OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 80S -AS-
XJ ket,:. DR. CHARLES W. OEOK.EK. jei tf
DE. li. G. YOUNG— EXTRACTION -AlM.l-.v-l~
platework, bridgework, teeth without plates'
ii specialty. 1841 Folk st, my 14 tt
TV PAIN—EXTRACTING OF TEETH MAI. II
XX easy; aoe and 91: artificial Uoth rum $.
-"Jllii? from $1. CROOME Dental Assoeiatlaa,
7iS Market st,. ber. Third and Fourth. apl'itf
'O-rj A SET FOR TEETH: "WARRANTED A3
*£*• I good as caa be made-, filling 9L DR. SIMMs
B-ntist. 930 Market, next Baldwin Theater eeltt
~~~ OLA IK V ANTS
MME. RAY bNA.OLAIBVO*_AST: LlfE READ-
er: names given: vibe up. s.B Howard. 6 7t*
"C*IRST-CLASS MEDIUM: CONSULT DAILY.
X 438 ■/. Brannan St.. bet. Third and Fourth. 4 8*
"\f ME PORTER' CARD READER: LADIES 60C,
i'l gouts fl: tells pist, present, future: i-lalrvoy.
ant sittings $1 60. SUS O'Farrell. nr. Jcnes.o.3 tr
JIFE-BEADER, PALMIST; LADIES and
J gents. PROF. Man li, lb:' Market, oc^l lm
MRS. J. J WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT, TEST
111 medium and life-reader. '.18 stock ton.
~\] ME MOKEAI . LAIBVO¥ANT:TELLSPASr
111 present and future: fee 25c up. 102 4th st. tf
ME DR. THOMAS TELLS ENTIRE LIFE
past, present, future: consultations on ail af-
fairs, nothing excepted: names given.good advice.
sure help: restores lost love ny sympathy; mistake
impossible: fee $1 ; letter $2. 30 Kearny st. *c 4 tf
SPIRITUALISM.
~t~T~X OVIT EIGHTH ST.- WILLIE HARRIS,
Jr\ grand me'tinti': Indict 60c. mi' tf
ASTROLOGY.
-TR'ATTsEER^TTViir IHILMKS." 623 GEARY :
si. : horoscuncs. questions, stocks. :ulvice.2Utf
CABPENTEB AND ;;r (LDEB
_-"mEL9ON, CARPKN'tEB.'b UILD ER AND
. lobber, 41 S-nsome st. cod 7t* ■
roam ESS CHANCES.
*T<o BUY OR SELL A BtTsiNEsTTTF^ANY
m kind go to the reliable firm ot PBOLL A TA-
BOR, 995 Market st •
-^'.^n SALOuN WITH 3 LIVING-ROOMS;
-_)__- }\t. good stock and fixtures: ret 915.
STENBEP.O, PROLL & TABOR, 995 Market. *
CO t\t) BARGAIN* WELL -ESTABLISHED
*„ XxJXJ. butter and egg route; GO good-paying
customers: fine horse and wagon: trial given.
STENBERG, PBOLL A TABOR, 1395 Market St. *
(E;o*;ri PARTNER FOR WELL- PAYING
•_ tJtiXf. liquor-store on Market st.: money to
be used for improvements. STENBERG, PROLL
A- Tabor, 995 Market. •
ij*;'_>,--;(l A BARGAIN; RESTAURANT} FINE
«4j x)OVf. trade; pood stock and fixtures, well-
furnished living-room. fel F:N BEBO, I'Kt'l.L
* TAiIOR, 995 Market st. *
ffiV^H ARGAIN — FRUIT AND CANDY
tC't)t)\l. store; full value insight. See STEN'
BERG. PR. L.. A TABOR. 995 Market st. *
Kf-rnil CORNER SALOON: 4 FURNISHED
*Ir'lV.*V. rooms: receipts 920 dally; stock and
fixtures worth the money asked ; big bargain. See
STENBEBG. FROLL A 1 ABOR, 995 M .11 ket St. *
LOR SALE— THE EXCLUSIVE BIGHT OF
* selling article that everybody needs in every
country ; sells rapidly: safe investment. STEN-
B ERG. PBOLL A TABOR, 9 9 5 Market St. *_
(J6_L_'R BRANCH BAKERY AND CANDY
Ctlo- manufactory; fine established busi-
ness: In flourishing country town. SIENBEKG,
I'ROLL & TABOR. 995 Martet st *"__
s-TlTi FIT ABLE BO 1 CHEB's BOSI-
*3J U' '\'. ness: large custom trade: '_ horses:
wacons; across bay. STENBERG, PROLL A
TABOR, 995 Market St. *_
(SJQ.-.A . ICECREAM AND STATIONERY;
-_ OOVJ. elegantly furnished: full value In fix-
tures. STENT' F.RG.PROLLA 1 .808, 99a Market*
C_ AC A RESTAURANT WITH GOOD STOCK
«_sti-JU. and fixtures: receipts --18; stand in-
vestigation. see STENBERG, PROLL A TA-
B"R. 995 Marketst. *
9i ? : nil GROCERY AND GENERAL MER-
tJ_,«)UU. cbandlse store in prosoerous town
near San Fraucisco: fine stock and fixtures: doing
a profitable business; fine chance for live man.
Sl EN BERG. PROLL A TAB' 005 Market St. *
C-C-t/l PEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED:
*. I •'"'. fine saloon, opposite eartionse: stock
and fixtures worth the money askeo; don't miss
It. STENBERG. PROLL 9 TAP. B 995 Market.*
QIOXA BARGAIN: CORNER SALOON,
•yj* l VOV . handsomely fitted: chance for 2 part-
Beta. STENBERU, rA80R.995 Market*
j J ARO AIM; f300; BRANCH BAKERY; ' NO-
I' tlo- (trocerv: 3 living-rooms: furnished:
rent $12 STENBERG, PROLL A TABOR, 995
Marketst. •
(t> I 000 DOWNTOWN MERCANTILE COM-
*_! I ''^" , '. merclal luiichlii.use: patronized al-
most exclusively by wholesale merchants, their
employes, bank clerks, insurance ami downtown
business men generally; elegant pace; clears slso
per month; easily run; famous location; immense
trade; cloves »t. 0 -* _.; never open Sundays:
cheap at 92000; must sell; investigate; make
offer. GEO. STEW ART. 032 Market st. 1
"VTOTICE —TO SELL TOUR BUSINESS
->-> promptly for cash go to the well-known firm
of GUS STRAND. 19 Sixth St. »
si •>"".() PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT
-"p^-OV. manufacturing busiuess: established
18 years: clear $15 10 $20 per week each; no ex-
perlence n?cessary GUs STRAND, 19 Sixth. •
O-miT SALOON AND BILLIARD HALL:
tJffdijV)V. stock; fixtures: cbeap rent; bar-
..in this week. GI'S STRAND, li" Sixth st. •
Q'-oH BRANCH BAKERY, STATIONERY,
tPt)OV). notions, etc.; north of Market st.: rent
$13: sickness canse of sale. STRAND. 19 Sixth.*
**•* I 000 SALOON AMONG WHOLESALE
tj J *'*"'• house*: owner same place 8 years:
clears 100 per mouth. GUS STRAND, lb sixth. •
QX-/*; CORNER GROCERY ANDBAR NEAR
Xi O— O. Marketst.: rent 925: pays well; great
bargain. GPS STRAND, I. Sixth St. •
-"••J?*". GROCERY AND BAR; OLD ESTAB-
•*r-)4»». lisbed place; 2 rooms: cheap rent:
value in sight : suitable for man and wife; great
bargain. See GUS Si RAND, 19 Sixth st. *
k-1 *.|l BUTTER, EGG ROUTE; GOOD HORSE
-~r_ -Jl*. wagon. STRAND. 19 sixth st. *
C "V 7'> CIGAR-SIORE— NEAR MARKET ST
***!«-> I O. clears $100 month. SI RAN D.19 Sixth*
Sl *)' BRANCH BAREST, 0-1 FFEE PAR-
•***■ 1 -.U. lors. great bargain. STRAND, Sixth-*
£♦-).- RESTAURANT; FEwTcUSi OMERS;
0 — *•""• dally receipts $18; suitable for lady
or gentleman. i,US STRAND. 19 Mxth st. *
CjO^fl" RESTAURANT AMD COFFEE SA-
t_ O»'U. loon, near Market st; great sacrifice en
ace tint of sickness. GUS STRAND, 19 Sixth. *
Q^r/l RESTAURANT, BAR AND T FDR-
■"^■- / *~' , '• nished rooms; city front; clears $100
per month. 0-0 B STRAND. 19 Sixth st, . *
<__j -./i BRANCH BAKERY: 4 ROOMS; RENT
•~7«J»JU. $17 50. aND, 19 Sixth St. *
C_ A*\l\ SALOON CONNECTED WITH SO-
<r*T-JI". cietv ball where 50 odd lodges meet:
clears $100 per month BOS STRAND. 19 sixth *
<y lAA SALOON — OPPOSITE; FERRIES;
x^IVV. selling on account of sickness; bargain
to-day. GUs s BAND. 19 Sixth St. •
(j_ .-. Z. PARI" WANTED IN COFFEE
«. •'«•». saloon and family restaurant: clears
> 99 per month to each. BOH STRAND.I 9 Sixth.*
Y-OONU MAN WITH $500 CAPITAL CAN GET
1 into business near this office; will pay him
well. Address Business, box 83, this once. _Os» tf
>.\ ANTED— PARTNER: PAYING BUSINESS:
•' 9100 to •E'.i*. 509 Goush St., downstairs. *
LINE PAKERY AND FANCY-STORE; NORTH
* or Market st. ; stamping, pinking and em-
broidery; good business. Address A., box 160,
Call Branch Office. no. 3t*
OO'.O PARTNER WELL-PAT SALOON"
q| tltJVi. near Market St.; loug trial given ;
clears $75 each. Apply 235 Kearny, room 11. *
}.) UTCHER-SHOP. '
Good fixtures: rent 5-19. Inquire H. MEISEL,
NE. cor. Union and Montgomery sts. no 9 3i*»
( 'OFFEE SALOON ON MARKET ST.; POSI"
' J lively clearing $100: $800. .-PECK, 30 Mont-
g.iiiit-r> St. *
"{ I NCH-HOUSE AND SALOON: Al LOCA-
1j tion: large place; splendid trade: sold ac
count sickness. ANDERsEN 4 Co., 235 Kearny
St.. room 11. * "
Q--.AA PARI WANTED IN ESTAB-
«_ t)VJVJ. lighed business, paying $75 to $-5 per
month eacb: 1.0 previous experience necessary;
full investigation given: a reliable, steady man
will find this a good opportunity to get into a pay-
ing position. Apply at 9 Geary st, room 2, be L
12 ai.d 1. •
l\ ANTED— NEWSPAPER ROUTE FOR GOOD
■ ' real '-state, J. [> 310'/- Devisadero st. 8 •'..*
FIRST-CLASS BOARDING-HOUSE: TAYLOR,
near Sutter; no agents, For particulars ad-
dress, A. A., box 114, Call Branch Office. »
Q* [Cfl BARGAIN: BEST PAVING COFFEE
Ot«JU. and oyster stands: cheap rent: mast
be sold; owner sick. 1. Hayes st. noB "t*
Q*;r./l WESTERN ADDITION FRUIT AND
*2-.OV . produce business: il3tf McAllister st.,
corner Fillmore: good norse and wagon: flrst-
class trade; rent $15. noS 41*
I'OR SALE— GOOD-PAYING SALOON"; DAY
£ business: owner having two butinesses and not
being able to tend to buth, wishes to sell cither
one if the two places. Apply Call Branch. 7t*
(**-*_>■; A SALO"N AND 3 BOOMS. CALL AT
XjtjQV. once. 60 Seventh st, n<'B 3t*
SALOON WITH FIXTURES TO REV)". 11l
'ii .-.rreil at. no" ;;t*
ALOON, 4 LIVING BOOMS; RENT, 922 60: <
-■' -ood business: make offer. 649 Mission. 7 3t* j
ORAM! II BAKERY: CHEAP; GOOD REASON
X* for sailing. Apply 66 West Mission st.iio7 at*
i OBMEB BRANCH BAKERY, CANDIES. NO-
-1 tions and cigar-stand; good trade: full stock;
must be .-old: reason leaving city. 420 Third. B7t*
I.'AX Eltr AND NOTION-STORE FOR SALE
*> chean. 1-9*2 Union st. no. 7t*
"L "R SALE— STATIONERY AND NOTION-
IT store cheap; good location and business. Hi 99
Sixteenth st. . no 4 7 1 *
SALOON ON CITY PRO >T| GOOD BUSINESS;
O cbe.p rent: lease. 108 Steuart st no* 7t*
*.■. OOD. COAL, HAY AND GRAIN YARD;
" Rood reason for selling. 1138 McAllister
street. no 3 St
J.*: % AVERAGE WEEKLY PROFITS ON $150
lx) invested: prospectus; Remixed statistics iree.
BENSON _ DWYER, B34 Broadway. N. Y.o'_7 -0t
SALOON FOR SALF*. CHEAP, IN A FIBS I -
> ciass location on Market st.; rent 946 per
month. For particulars inquire of MCLEOD &
A USS, Wholesale Dtiuord^eajers. 516 Market, if
IjAIiKKTSI. SALOON IN BUSINESS CB.**-
''l ter; good lease; cheap rent. Inquire at Naber
ALFS A BKUNE. ... Market. cell tf
/ 'ITY PAPER ROUTE IN OAKLAND FOR
* sale. J. W. L., 1010 Broadway. Oakland.2o tt
FOR SALE— INTERIOR agency on THIS
1 paper: price $3500: paying $200 per mouth.
lequiro this office. im;i\ -»
A™. -, NEWS FOR 6 CENTS -THE
WEEKLY CALL. Id wrapper. lor malllag.
CAKI'KT CLEANING. ~— ~~
*THE .1. F MI I I SHELL 'AEI-ET - n'l-A NINO
X Co. (lnc'p'r'd): oid-establlshed carpet-cleantne
machines: cleaning 3c yard. •..«. litn. tei. 0074
EXCELSIOR CARPET W. P.KS-C.v RPI. '>
m C ".f», c, l I .*rs*i*' rl mou * U : upholstering done.
Office -.01 Polk st , cor. Grove. ocl'i tf
/ -ARPETS WELL CLEANED AT BARBER^
vy 930 Fourteenth st- near Mission- 3 cents'
telephone (Mission) 100 j,.; *i in '
/ -ITY STEAM CARP-,! BEATING AND RENO
xj rating Works. Us and 40 Eighth: G. R. sTE-
VENS, manager. Telephone cad. 3250. my 2 6m
I MCQUEEN'S CARPET LEA I ING AND REV
«J_. ovating works. 463 Stevenson; tel. 32".8.m. tf
C-ABPKTS THOROUGHLY CLEANED "AN _
I renovated same as new. s. S. ff.P.GUSun a
CO., '-. Tenth st. ; telephone 30.5. 1 if
/"IOMKLIN'S CARPET BEATING" WORKS. 333
** J Golden Gate aye.: teleonoaa 2123. .2 tl
1 1 ti-;\vi:ii and jpp_T___fc
E. NA YLOR, MFORS^AtPT, 19 MONTY
* st. Standard Typewriters acd supplies: Mimeo-
graph goods: installment terms: rents. repairs, tf
THE MORNING CALL, SAX FRANCISCO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1894.
CITY KEAL KST ATE.
BIG HOUSE FOR LITTLE MON E*x H
Flats on Elizabeths'.: a few steps from Cm*
tro-st. cars; your own terms.
CHEAP. CHEAP. CHEAP.
J Tasty cottage; Douglass St.; close to cars: 5
rooms: batb; high basement; laundry; low figure
and easy terms.
D. SAMUELS. Lace Homo, 123 Post 28 cod 14t
HOUSE AND LOT; 22x80; ONLY _ YEARS
built: contains 6 rooms and bath; bas to be
sold ou account of mortgage 1215 Noe st. n_ lm
$:.050. IKlCKK ____^ 5_
$.50 casb, balance installments: the most ele
gautly equipped cottage ever offered: contains 5
moms and bath, bric-a-brac mantels, elegant gas
fixtures, cement sidewalk: 2 rooms can be finished
in attic: lot 25x105: 1013 Castro St., bet. '.2d and
23d. TOBIN A MeN ALLY, 630 Market st. 19 tf
Ql AOO Cottage 4 rooms AND base-
«->J-^ivU. ment; 1 block from station; lot
35x57.
$850— Cottage 3 rooms: $50 down. $15 monthly.
CHAS. A. BAILEY, 20 Montgomery St. Oral tf
QUICK SALE OK LOTS; 1 OR ti NORTH OF
the park, nr. Strawberry Hill and the lake to
tie sold this week; cash or time. Room 12, Flood
building. se_-' tf
M" ENLO PARK, NEAR STANFORD UNIY'EK-
slty: choice lots in sizes and on terms to suit.
W M. M. DE WOLF. 11 IS I.m dwav. ■ --.d.19 tf
COUNTRY KE-L ESTATE.
"hTtvv7n^Bonol_Tctt_^c^
* '• real estate, caa Market, S.F.: Mondays only.tf
•11 ACRES grazing land! HOUSE. barn,
£9 chicken house, horse, wagon and 3 cows; sell-
Ing cheap: opposite machine shop, Sausiilto. Ap-
ply FRANK t AoLO on premises. oct 10 lm
A AKIN" COUNTY-5000 ACRES 26 MILES
lik Irom San Francisco.
BANCBO de MOFATO.
Tracts of any size desired: lruit, grain and
vegetable land: no irrigation: both rail and water
transportation: 840 to $75 per acre- easy terms;
town of Novato; grad-d school, hotels and stores
on the property; send for circular.
Dairy for sal" with or without cows.
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 64
and 66. Chronicle building. sel tf
LINE ARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND.
F so wiles from this city, in lots to suit, from 10
acres upward: very easy terms. Maps, views and
full particulars will be sent on application to
GaMAN a LYON. 215 Kearny St., S. F., or GEO.
T. TROWBRIDGE, Cotatl. Cai. aul9 If
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
<_J*E( I A MONTH. NOTHING DOWN. WTLiTbIJY
O—U a 5-ro am cjttage. XV. C. MORAN, Lor In.
TuF'rSu lm
91AAA BEST bargain yet offered;
«jj*- I VIUl'. cottago 4 rooms; l-'ruitvale station;
lot 50x140; a genuine bargain. A. 11. BREED A
CO.. 400 Ninth St.. Oakland. nol 6t
<_ I 1 "^H CASH* A PARC. HOUSE OF 5
**P I lOV rooms and bath. Address WILLIAM
P. TODD. 1010 Broadway. Oakland. 0c24 If ex Su
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
I*n*)/\'w\ FOR" SALE— MODERN HOC BE.
«_ OVVV. rooms; between three railroad sta-
tions; half block from electric-cars. Address
Business. Alsmeda Postoffice. m>4 7t*
FKUITVALE HEAL ESTATE.
Cl* I OC/T TERMS 9390 CASB. BALANCE
O ' --t)U. #10 per month, without Interest; 4-
room bouse and basement; lot 30x100: good loca-
tion: near Frultvale aye A. G. SNETMNGER,
Frultva'e station. oc-_-i t;
111 BKI II REAL ESTATE.
BERKELf V— FOR SALE. BEAUTI FUL iHil>_
of 9 rooms; modern ln every respect: charm-
ingly located: price 54600; terms to suit. Apply
to owner, J. L. BARKER. 400-402 Twelfth »i„
Oakland. oral tf
*>
PIANOS. VIOLIN*. \ N D SHEET MUSIC
QTECkI C-ICKBRIM- * ROMsTSrOBE" AND
_. Sterling pianos sold on $10 installments. REN J
CURTAZ A SON, sole agems. 16-20 O'Farrell st.t
4 LARGE BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, ALMOST
-*v new: will sell at one third former price. 3.
DEWING COMPANY, second floor. Flood build-
-■ -■ not tf
j ABGAIN-BOOM Tnis WEEK CONTAINS
I* rare opportunities: uprights $85, *10.*>, Ji9o
and many others; also 100 elegant new planus to
select Irom at prices that ate right; don't delay,
but come at once. THEJ. DEWING COMPANY,
Flood building. . no 4 tf
\ 1 00 T O-BANK PORTABLE PIPE-ORGAN
--.for s-le at $150 J. DEWING COMPANY,
second floor. Flood oulldlng. not tf
IHTS— STEINWAY 9389. WEBER $275.
Xj pelf osse $95. HEINE. 40 o'Farre.l st. no 4 tf
DEMO CAUSES THE SACRIFICE OF
it splendid upright piano; elegant case, flue
toue. Room 10, -Hi' Market st. no 4 tr
H,-;". UPRIGHT PIANO; EXCEPTIONAL
■^C-l. opportunity. Room 21. 809 Marktt. 4tl
A GREAT BARGAIN: A FINE W'EBEB PIANO;
-» excellent condition: urdercd sold by owner
for what It will bring. Room l'_, soy Market. 4tf
MAGNIFICENT 9-PEDAL UPRIGHT CASE:
slightly damaged: sacrifice. 515 Van Ness, n'-tf
AARGAINS IN ALL KINDS MUSICAL
m> instruments. LEON I. STANTON A CO.. 9
Third st. 1 oc2l if
0 P.& ART, SKILLED TUNER* REPAIR-
" .er. With WM. G. BADGER. 31 Flood bldg. if
V» ILL; AM G. BADGER REMOVED TO ROOM
« 31, Flood building; pianos sold on install-
ments: sole agent fur Paillard's muslc-boxes.au'- tf
a OENCY sohmell NEW BY A EVANS
A pianos. BYRON MAUZY, 308 Post St. 016 t*
HARPS. DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION
Erard, Grosjean and other makes: direct im-
portation just received. KOHLER it CHASE 28
O'Farrell St. ocs tf
LINE MEDIUM UPRIGHT PIANO, $17.">;
a ia.-ge cabinet grand, 9339. MaLVae-', 769
Market sL oc'_ tf
i" TEI N WAY UPRIGHT; slightly USED*
0 grand tone: V. cost SPENCER, 721 Market
I <-upf:rior VIOLINS, zithers, old* new.
*■- H. MULLP*,E,mnker. rcpalier. 2 Latham place, tr
KOHLER A CtiASE. '_t>. -8 AN t> BUU'F aER-lL
-lA. St., iradlug pianos aud organs; older: misla-
bense; large.; siock; easy terans; low prices. ap.3Ct
AIL KINDS OK REPAIRIN- AND TUNING;
low prices; firstciass work. KOHLER A
CHAM-, 28 O'Farreil st. de 7 tf
HOUSES
POR sale- YOU NG~HOItSE, BUGGY, HAB-
-1 ness and new wagon: bargain. 7:-7 Hares. 8 :'t*
F.A HEAD OF HORSES SALE: AK-
tJ\i riit.e and work, weighing from 1000 to
1700 pounds: suitable for all kinds of work. G.
LIN PAPER . Union Stable. Ma Howard. no 4 7t
a ICTD'N BALE OF HOltsps, WAGONS.
j J.X. carts, etc.. every Wednesday 11 o'clock at the
; estahlishtd and reliable horse market. 3.7 6:h.
bet. Folsom and Harrison. Sullivan _ doyle
proprietors and llvestoc- auctioneers. sels tf
LOR SALE CHEAP —390 STREETCAR
I burses, owing to introduction of electric car
lines by Market-st. railroad. Apply to A. J
ALLEN, Fourteenth and Mission sis. oclO lin
•CCTION SALE OF HORSES. BUGGIES.
■*» wagons, etrts. harness, every Tuesday, at 11
o'clock, at New Yerk Stables, 44 Sixth st. S.
WATKINw * CO. Auctioneers. ■*>-) tf
yVAOONS ANT) CARRIAGES.
"TTrTTe EXPRESS RIG AND I EXPR Ess
I- wagon for sale: cheap. 205 Twenty-sixth. 8*
-; NEW MILK WAGONS; MUST BE SOLD AT
— oiico. B'_9 Howard st. no'-lin
I, INE BAKERY AND LAUNDRY WAGON'S.
' rnckaw.iy. Imtrgles. also back. 8- 8 Harrison, tf
■^ —^^ M^M^waw__
FOR ! SACK MIMT.I.LAN
LOR HALE. CHEAP, 1 STREETCAR 30 FEET
1 long, handsomely finished in birdseye maple
and upholstered: also 2 30 11. P. electric motors
with v guaranteed efficiency of 83 per ceut. Apply
34 and 96 Main st. - 1108 las
L IREWOOD. 91 -5 PER LOAD; KINDLING-
» wood free, site of Mecbaulcal Arts buiiding-
-110 admission fee. noB '-t*
rrypE* WRITER, REMINGTON No. 2; pj.,-7
1 fee; condition: $10. Box 267.. city. noB 3t*
1 HEAP: MEW PHONOGRAPH. CHOICE
' records, etc. 8.. Call Office. Osiland noli St
HOUSE. 4 ROOMS; STABLE 47 WEST MIS-
_ stun st. no 4 "1 1*
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. $25. KINO'S
Old Bookstore, 16 Fourtnst. 1104 tf
I'ill.P. UPRIGHT BOILER AND ENGINE-
iVI good condition; cheap. 100 First st. no3ti
/ 1 OOD SET' OF PAINTER'S TOOLS FOB SALE.
Vj 2008 o'l-arreil St.. call bet. 2 and 4. oc3l tt
BONZE AND HARDWOOD OFFICE PARTI-
I tion with rail: also doors, windows, mantels.
Counters, shelving, sinks, laths, lumber, Hue,
roofing, etc. 1150 Mission st., near Eighth, sec-
ond-hand yard. oca. tf
\TEVV RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND
1> hand. VV. S. RAY Mtg Co.. la California.,* tl
OEUOND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS,
O shafting, pulleys, belling, water-pipes, etc.
Mcintosh a vv olpman, 137 Be.de st.
DOIIMTI'iS, SHELVING. SHOWCASES
>/bonghtandsoid.ll2l'*, Market, bet. 7th and Stn
ONE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE-SIZE
fire and nur-lar rr -: «-*•• "-' . '."23 M'kt. 0. tf
AXTOKN YS-AT-LA W "
DVICE FREE:' DIVORCE LAWS A SPECIAL-'
ty; collections, damages, wills, deeds, etc, G.W.
HOWE. Att'y-at-Law. 850 Market, cor.Stocktontf
I OHN R~ AITKEN, AT I ORNEY-AT-LAW
*J r. 16 and 17, 402 Montgomery. Callfornla.t
W. DAVIDSON. ATTOK.NET-AT-LA^~__o
. California SL. rms. 14-16: advice free. d3tf
RA CROT-fIEBS. ATTORN ST- *■•■»
» Clay st. ac3 a
STORAGE ~
STORAGE OF FURNHTTK_,^AN^riTo~US&
O hold goons, etc. J M. PIERCF*. 735 Market- 1*
"L'IRST-CLASS S'IORAGE: ADVANCES MADE.'
x 41*1-4.9 Market Iti. Cll AS L. TAYLOR. j«l3 if
HOUSES TO LET.
C-O*' 5 SUNNY ROOMS; GAS, WATEK,
-£* —-• bath. Apply US Elm aye.. net.
Van Ness and Golden Gate. no 9 7t*
(J.] A COTTAGE 4 BOOMS* BATH; HIGH
*_) JA . basement; yard. 64 Homestead St., near
1 vveuty-fourtb. - no 9 7t*
1 *\ 1 •-* BRODERICK— -BOOMS-BATH,
I O kt) basement and yard; rent 422. no 9 .'t*
00 MORRIS AVF*.. OFF HARRISON ST., NEAR
— O sixth— Sunny 5 large rooms; house .11 reno-
v.ted: appreciated If seen; $15: water free. *
ELEGANT CORNEB RESIDENCE. WITH
i._ stable: 10 rooms and bath: 114 Guerrero St.,
near Ridley. Apply to G. H. UMLSEN _ CO., 14
Montgomeryst. aus tf SuWeFr
4OC MINNA, BET. FIFTH AND sIXTH-5
•jO-J' rooms and every modern improvement. 3*
-|.l|i| STEINER— HOUSE. 7 ROOMS AND
J _U1 bath. noti 7t*
Q|,| 2.0 PERKY ST.; BAY-WINDOW
«Jp ' *_". house; 4 rooms; newly papered and
painted: water free Apply to G. 11. UMBsEN A
CO.. 14 Montgom ery st. no 4 tf
1717 BUCHANAN' BETWEEN SUTTER AND
II 1 I Post— a fine house.with 6 rooms and bath,
newly fitted up; sun in every room; a beautiful
lasemeut aud a lar.e yard and garden: reut
$35. nol tf
4.1/1 EAT COTTAGE; 4 ROOMS AND
«"?_.•_. bath 1833 I uiou st.
$12— Store and _ rooms. ______
UNION-SQUARE FURNITURE PACKING AND
Moving Co.. 3" i Stockton st . cor. l'o*t. oc4 tf
<*< >TTA i> TO LET.
*_Q COTTAGE 4 ROOMS; YARD, ItEAIL
*i? 0. 1021 Lombard _ . near Hyde. not* 71*
d_ 1 I SUNNY BAY.WINDOW COTTAGE. 5
*~*M-T. rms: 1-ir.ev-ird '34 Dolores, nr. 15th 7*
FLATS TO Li;!.
E^V~SUNNY~FLA1 8. JUST FINISHED: 4
xt and 5 rooms; latest lmprovomentr; rent $15
and $10. Apply 1128 Alabama sL. near Twenty-
fourth. no» 3t*
V.MAI.L FLATS op 4 AND 5 ROOMS EACH;
— rents $18 and $10: 3.7 Clementina st. Apply
G. H. UMBSEN A Co.. 14 Montgumery st. 110S 7t
Ati SEVENTH- 6 sUNNY ROOMS, $15;
■"_*.) water free, .-pply corner r.rvant. not! 3t*
C_ I-1 UPPER FLAT op 4 ROOMS. 109 GBR-
«UP I i-t. mania St., bet. Fillmore and Stelner 9 31*
rjf)(* LARKIN — "FLAT OF 6 ROOMS AM»
I VV bath: $25. - nog 3.*
A ROOMS~BATH: '-'•. 901 POST STREET.
"T . no 9 St*
A ROOMS; EVERY CONVENIENCE 82 1 V-
"A erett St., near Fourth. _ no. Bt*
d_ 1 11 LOWER FLAT OF 5 SUNNY ROOM-*;
kVI . bath. .4. Ua lost St. noB St"*
I* LEO ANT FLATS. TOP and LOWER, 5
xx rooms: hath. IS Shotweli.nr 14th $15-20. B St*
L*LF.GAN'T NEW FLATS. SEVENTH, BELOW
Xj Bryant: rooms; bath. $9 to $17. n.-8 5t
•)"1 w THIRD-FLAT OF 8 ROOMS; RENT, "520:
•'i-O water free: suitable for 2 families. nog 3t«
L-LAT 7 ROD AND BATH; LARGE YARD;
X sunuy side; cheap. .0 .ight St. ' noB 3t*
A LARGE SUNNY BOOMS, $15. 715 BOSH
•J St.. in rear. noS'-t*
Cjl-- SUNNY UPPER FLAT: CLEAN AND
**pit>. comfortable. 120 Shipley st. no 7 3t*
(&7'l Hlis A NICE FLAT OF 3 ROD.
Q< V complete; tent $11. 1120 Mission. n7 3*
i lCi Il' S UTTER-SUN NY UPPER FLAT:
_-Q I •_ 2 elegantly p-ipered Key-jelO. no 7 3t*
-UN NY FLAT of. i ROOMS, YARD; TV ATER
>. free; Sit*. 358 Third St. noo 7t*
CI" 1 FOLSOM— ELEO ANT FLAT; 7 BOOMS;
00l batb; fireplaca every room. noO 7l*
QOQ MODERN FLAT 8 BOOMS, HATH.
»_*—.( . 11*_8 Howard st., near Seventh. 1104 si*
171 j POST — SLNNV FLATS 3 AND 4 ROOMS.
II IT bath; garden: $15. $17 and $18. ____*_____*
l*.lf- VVAiER FREE; FLAT 6 LARGE
*. ID. room.t: bath and gas. 25 Ford, between
Sixteen*- and Seventeenth, Noe and Sanchez -. 7*
fl_Q AND $9— 4-KOoM FLATS ON RITCB ST.
CO Apply 325 Fifth St.. upstairs. noltf
QI O 4 SUNNY ROOMS. 135 IVY AVI...
«"p_*.>. near Van Ness. . .'.- oc2B tt
'LAT— B BOOMS AND BATH, WITH HOD
1 eru Improvements. Inquire 1153 Howard. 2s tf
1 Q/YQI BUSH-FLAT 4 BOOMS $13; WATER
X-.VO-Z Iree. Apply P.O. a Bush st. oell tf
-r. "I I* SUNNY FLAT, 4 ROOMS 728 MeAL-
C _____ lister st. se'-O tf
HOUSEKEEPING KOO*IIS.
*I QA7, HOOSEKEEPING ROOMS
iOUI to let; cheap. null 7t»
AflGl. SIXTH— ROOMS FURNISHED COM-
IV'U^ piete tor bou-cVe< ping; cheap. *
-(1 MISSION ST.. N EAR SIXTH— 2 FRONT
000 rooms furnished Complete for bouse-et-p-
Ing; other- cheap. *
E RONT ROOMS FURNISHED FOB HOUSE*
■ seeping: $10 to $12 week. 362 Third st n»3*
O J 7 MISSION-FRONT RDRNISHED BOOMS.
OTk I light hou»e>eeplu.; also single rooms. *
I •_».*(! HOVVARD-3 NICELY UTIMmTkTi
I*l—*-' rooms, complete far housekeeping: bath;
yard. ' I,O'J st*
9JC MISSION FRONT BEDROOM AND
OxO kitchen for light house keeping. *
1 _> _> SEVENTH— FURN ISHED FRONT SUNNY
I Otl housekeeping room; grate. * ■. -.
'JilO THIRD— CHEAPEST. CLEANEST. SUN-
«> — — ny furnished housekeeping suites: sec
them. noil 2t*
• i,-- JESSIE. NR. FIFTH— 2 SONNY HOUSE-
Ox) I keepln. rooms: rent cbe.ip. *
I j..> THIRD— SONNY HOUSEKEEPING
1-T-J rooms: complete: front: bitfh; gas 8 3t*
,•-■■ SEVENTEENTH - $10: LARGE BED-
U— T room: use dining-room, kitchen; plate
lor housekeeping. nuB 3t*
00 NNY FRONT AND BACK PARLOR; UN-
-0 furnished; nice location; cbeap. 810 H.-o-tit
street. nog 3t*
Q*(' 9 SUNNY UNFURNISHED HOLSEKEEP-
'. "• log rooms. 10 Devisadero st . H-ight-st.
cars. noS
'-' 1 1 ~\ JESSIE— SDITE AND KITCHEN "i'l 17-
-t>V)Q nished tor housekeeping: gas: hath. fttS st*
1 I Q TENTH— 2 B CNN 1 LIGHT HOUSEREI I'-
110 ing rooms: private; reasonable. noB
I CO! CALIFORNIA — 6 BOOMS, DOUBLE
1' *— parlors; elegantly furnished dining-room:
kitchen, garden; sun all day: refereee. doB 3t*
(.>- RI'SS— 'iljß 3 FURNISHED HOCSEKKKP-
d-> i Ing rooms. 1108 31*
QIC 6 - ROOMS; BATH; LARGE
«_*iO. yard. 2208 Ullmoro, ur. Clay. aoS tl
7 I Q CALIFORNIA -NEATLY FURNISHED
1 I I O housekeeping rooms. noB st*
I *)(*( ,1 X ANNAN — FURNTSHED HOUSE-
I dCXj' '-» keeping rooms: $7 per month. no 7 st*
9 d. MCALLISTER— B SUNNI RMS : SINGLE
—U or together; housekeeping it desired. no 7 tf
(* C *-: II a rr 1 so N — . ROOMS; running
VOO water; furnished; housekeeping; $10.7 3t*
8071 EDDY— a UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN
— I •* private family; .rate, gas, bath; $7 0 7t*
. rill, OF SUNNY FURNISHED K> EMS AND
0 sin-ill kitchen complete for light housekeeping;
first-class private Imulir. 1834 o'l-airell. not 7t
J 1 7 HARRISON ST.- ln.ny FlP.Nisiir.D
ill rooms from housekeeping; cheap, no. tf
1 li' *'*'' v MONTGOMERY (FARGO HOUSE)—
J V 1) All kluds of furni.br-l rooms; cheap o-S tf
Ci I Ql MISSION— FRONT SUITE FOE HOUSE-
-0 I xf : Keeping: rent re.mmable. oc2S tf
GLEN WOOD, 1632 FOLK, COR. SACRAMENTO
—All kinds of furnished rooms cheap. oc-5 1 1_
y"|Q MINNA — FLAT, 0 ROOMS, COMPLETE
*Ik O for housekeeping: bath. ocl7 tf
ROOMS TO LET.
0001 SANCHEZ— 2 LARGE UNFURNISHED
—— rooms for housekeeping.^^ 00041*
l"Tq FIFTH, SECOND FLAT— NEATLY ''PO-fc
» k O nished front rooms; single $1 50, double
$2 50. no 9 __
A I QJONES-2 NICELY FURNTSHED FRONT
trlO rooms, newly renovated: gas; bith.uo9 .tt*
AQI7 SIXTH— NICELT FURNISHED FRONT
ill I room. $4 per month. •
HREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, CON-
-1 venlent for housekeeping for 3 adults: within
walking distance of Market st. Address R, box
87, Call Branch office. now at*
<| it' Mission-'. BEDROOMS AND PARLOR;
OTUiit floor; furnished for 4 gents. no 9 tf
I •_»(' SEVEN I H-NICELT FURNISHED
1 OU room : $"> month. » .
,-. J ♦_» T U KK— LABGE FRONT ROOM; NEWLY
0"I O furiitslied: grate aud bath; suitable for 2
Beuneiiieu; $12. v"9u "9 ■:;*
' - ) ,- STEVENSON — NICK FRONT ROOM
J— -/well furnished, for 1 or _ gentlemen;
$10. _*__ n*
OliO MONTGOMERY — LARGE FURNISHED
01/Zi looms, Sl 60 to $'" 50 per week, $5 to $9
per month. __^ no 3 st*
IA I *_> SACRAMENTO, BET. HYDE AND
1-t 1 D Leavenworth — furuisbed rooms* for
light housekeeping. noB 3t*
Q li; HOWARD— NICK LARGE FRONT ROOM,
OTkO nicely furnish -d. tu-8 st*
.107 STEVENSON— ASA NT FURN I - • i i.
_____ rooms lv a private family. no __ at*
l/'»* CLAY. NR POLK-FURNTSHEDSUIIE
1 Vdijy) of rooms: rensonable. noB '_l*
(•(in MINNA. COR EIGHTH-NICELY FUR-
Wi nlsbed bay-window rooms; $1 week. 7 d;*
1 i\'-d\A GOLDEN GATE AYE.— SI ORE AND 3
1 l"-_*± living-rooms. Apply 1040 Golden Gate
"vc. no 7 .t*
ol I I GEARY- UNFURNISHED ROOM"-
--Jl'.' housekeeping. Key at '-l?^. -6 l-t*
HA SIXTH, COR. MINNA (THE PIEDMONT)
■ > 11 ely furnished sunny roo'ns. no. tf
OR 3 PARTLY FURNISHED ROOMS _ D
dCi bath. Apply 113 Scott st. 1103 tf
I Q7A MARKET — CNF CRN* ISHED FRONT
1 tV suite; good location for a physician. 27 tf ,
ROOMS TO LET-CONTINUED.
POSBDALB, 321 ELLIS— FURNISHED RMS.
1 1 -'5C to $1 per nighty $1 50 to fl per week. 14 tt
TO LET— LODGEROOM: " MINERVA HALL,
188$ Mission si., cor. Fifteenth; also suitable
for daucing academy. no. 7 1*
I IN DELL HOUSE. COR. 6TH AND HOWARD—
- ii 0 single rooms, newly furnished; 25c night.
$1 25 week; satisfy yourself; open ail night. 24 tf
ARLINGTON HOUSE 127 KEARNY-PLEAS-
ant sunny rooms, en suite and single; flrstr
class in every respect;' terms reasonable JalO tf
SEMITE HOUSE, 1015 MARKP'T, BET.
x Sixth and Seventh — single and suites: per
night. :'se toftl : week. $1 _•__>»s- families apl ly
BOABDING an d BOOKS.
suite of FURNISHED rooms. 738 ellis.
- no"* 3t*
"I ' OAK— BOARD AND LODGING; REASON-
Xt) able. 1108 3t*
"1 7* X LE-IVANBOE— NICE SUNNY FUR-
-1 11" nlsbed rooms with board. nol lmo
. RAND VIEW; 71- BUSH; OPENED UNDER
' new mana.euieut: family hotel: references
given and required. • ■ se!s tt
CHILDREN HOAUIiEI).
TV7ICE HOME FOR SMALL CHILD, WITH
-' yard. 17Q6 Howard, neir Thirteenth. 1108 ~t*
ST'OKI-S Hi LET.
O M s7~ ?Tx KrtES~FOR
0 grocery. SE. Twenty-sixth and Hartiett. 8 7i*
ri"o LEI— LARGE STORE WITH 2 I IVING-
T rooms: rent cheap 1 Soil Turk he nori 7t*
PERSONAL**.
T)IANO LESSONS -s^-^ATi^trURrGERJEAN
J. lady, 11.0 Howard st. noS »m*
* DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPECIAL-
_tx ty ; collections, damages, wills, deeds, etc G.W.
HOWE. Att'y-at-Law. S5O Market. cor.MOCktou.tr
rtucaieiN a co., 23 MONTGOMERY AYE.—
1 ' Razors, scissors, barbers and horse-clippers
ground, etc. no 4 71*
< i F. Haas, WOOD and ivory turning
xJ. and planing-miil, 64 First St., S. F. no 4 tf
I*.' E Col LDN'T DO THE BUSINESS WE'RE
" doing If prices were not right.
Carpets, new and second hand, from 2oc up
Oak Bed Sets $17 50 up
Mattings, per yard _ 7c up
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