The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 1, 1900, Page 28

28 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1900. SAN FRANCISCO CALL. PUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, ‘corner of Market and Third streets, open until 12 0'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street, corner Clay;- open until $:30 p. m. % Hayes street: open untfl $:30 p. m. €% McAilister street; oper until $:30 . m. €15 Lar #trest; open until 9:30 p. m. 1941 Mission street; oper until 10 p. m. 2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open wntil 9 p. m 106 Bleventh street: open until 9 p. m. 30% Valencia street; open until § p. m. )1:22 Polk street; open un s p. m. Northwest corner Twenty-second and Ken- open until § p. m. CHURCH SERVICE! CALVARY & upper will morning service. &t the close All are cordially invited. HOWARD Church, Oak_and Baker sts—Rev. J. 5. Thomas, pastor. Morn- o'clock : - subject, ““Motives Sunday school at 12:30, #6. Even- n to young men, ety ‘Wednesday Bible study and praise. hurch, South. Bush Octavia—Rev. J ng 11 o' clock by the quartet choir under re Tiiton, organ lock; music by 15 it Christ, 320 W. W. Green, wr his celebrated jec- ~The Human free tickets Sanitarium, f the Califor- Association at _Golden uEpioes . Secretary. the Devil?” is the sub- sermon, California Hall, sts., Oakland, Sunday ; peychical tests at the nvincing te srator; 10c. Bociey —Public lecture to- h and Market ste.. 8 o' clocks Vystic,” by Miss Lucetta Laing; t1la MANN'S messages to all to- st ~ircle Friday th, nr. How. to-might, § o'clock i Paris 405 Leavenwort! night; articles 136 Sixth. TEERE, trance medium (or- Oak st.: readings, 15 p. m. 3 1610 Clay—Circle to- m.; consu ircles Tues.. essages. 278 Nin ANCIS. indep 15 Hatght = TKEN, medium — Sittings er ot., fiat L meeting; Mrs. Wrenn, Gs e i “iversal Brotherhood. tety 1n_America, §15 Mar- to-night, “Miracles of - rome A. Anderson: 1. B. ibject. ‘W children’s e y, 11 o'clock, room 5. MEETING NOTICES. £ . F. and A M— @ The officers and °d to attend the rother, LEWIS A member of Moose River & A. M, West Concord, April 3, at 12 o'clock. le. Funeral committees notice. By order of the GOLDSMITH, _ Bec. WESTERX add age No. 285, 10 0 F—< nd members are_hereby not attend the funeral of cur lat- brother, JO- SEPH SHOC i, from Eureks Hall, 6A3 Pellows b 3650, &t 12:30 o'l G. A on SUNDAY, April 1, m sharp ER, Nobie Grand. WM. F. LEE, I ial Secretary. ALTA lodge No. 1 0. 0 F.—Double initiatin MONDAY EVENING, April £ Vieitors cor- dially invited. 4 R PATTERSON, N. G. CALIFORNIA Lodge o 1 L- O O F —I‘xxlllfllnh MONDAY EVENING Visitors w W. TROTTEE PIONEERS — The next regular monthly meet- ing of the' Boclety of California Ploneers will be beld on MONDAY, April 2, m‘ "l-! L] solock A tend- :fl& Is requested, .;fh‘z; of special im- portance will come jore meeting. 1. 1. BPBAR, Beo. . | BROADWAY RABBITRY AND POULTRY MEETING NOTICES. BELGIAN HARES. MAGNOLIA Lodge No. 41, A. 0. U. W, Red Men's Hall, 820 Post ll.—-I(ONDAz EVENING, April 2, reception to visit- ing representatives. GEO. P. WETMORE, M. W. C. T. SPENCER, Recorder. CALEPONIAN CLUB—Thirty-fourth ennual gathering and games at Shbell Mound Park, Berkeley, on Wednesday , May 80 (Decoration day), comprising athletic games, feats of strength, manly sports and many exciting events. The annual mecting of lot owners in Lau- rel Hill Cemetery for the election of trus- | | tees and other business will be held at the office of Gunnison, Booth & Bartnett, 328 Montgomery s on TURSDAY, 'Ayzvrll 3, 1800, | &t 12 7clock m.” CHAS. H. CROWELL, Sec. | ENGROSRING Resolutions and diplomas a specialty. J. W. Griffith, Heald's Business College, 24 Post AGENTS WANTED. HARPER & BROS. subscription editions of Thackeray, Waverley, Motley’s complete works, de luxe editions of Abbey's Illustrated edies of Fhakespeare and Boswell's Joh loesing’s Cyclopedia of U. €. History, are among the best selling books of the ear and offer exceptional opportunities to xperienced salesmen. Fan Francieco office, Kearny st E ESQUIMAT." the greatest discove: ery man, woman, very manufacturer needs it for bel makes Jeather abéoiutely snow proof; will not harden, crack or discolor leather: gend for & sam can. Address | HENRY MILLER & (0., LADY agents—If you want the best mon makers get the Hygeia Electric Corsets and 5 Mission st skirts: the standard for 20 vears. Adm-eq; wet Co., St. Louis, Mo. ASTROLOGY. o Exyvi, greatet astrolo- the world: satisfaction 2 Gate ave B ATTORNEYS AT LAW. divorce law a epecialty; privat ut success: collections. G. W. y at 3 Market, cor. Stocktn Mason) F_H._MERZBACH ey at law, has re- sume st bide e kels bldg.. 927 Mar no fees in advance ‘ BATH CABINETS—THERMAL. it betore | 426 Ell ROBINSON W At BELGIAN HARES, TO REMEMBER WHEN SOME_THINGS PELGIAN HARES, PURCHASING First, that the | MEADOW BROOK BELGIAM PANY of LOS ANGELE I the largest establishment of the kind in the wo. -yard affalr or in the busi- It is not & ba ness temp. 1t is not rokerage business, buying where they can pick up a job lot, but breed | their own stock, their breeding ‘bucks and | does baving been epecially selected by their | Mr. Herris in England. i ; Belgian Hare leaving | not doing a Remember that every our establishment i guaranteed to be as rep- resented. Our personal reliabllity from the California Banl National Ba any ome can learn or the Los Angeles | Remember that we are the sole owners of famous RD BRITAIN. The finest and about Los Angeies are from this sire. r that we are the owners of CHAMP DASH { CHAMPION GOLDEN RULE, | CHAMPION DUKE OF CHESHIRE, LORD NASON, proncunced the highest scoring imported buck in the world; score, 9. Among our list of bucks, besides the above and which are known ail over Southern Cali- fornia, are BANBURY DUKE, PRINCE PRIORY, LORD SOMERSET, BRITAIN PRINCE, you want etock that will sell, get some of the strains above mentioned. Remember, Remember thet we have fine domestic stock of best pedigrees which we sell cheaper than such stock can be sold elsewhere, and when you deal with us you are dealing with rellable parties. Remember that we ship stock safely and promptly ber to send § cents In stamps for our iilustrated souven!r catalogue. | information regarding building, | eautifu Gives breeding. full feeding, care, etc NEXDSW BRUGK BELGIAN HARE coM 531633 Grand ave., Los Angeles. Mentios N EXTRAORDINARY Beigian Hares—Specia 806 pedigreed Beigian hares, consiet: the leading strains. Lot 1—20 high-grade bred FFER. | clearance sale of over | ng of all does, to Lord Yukon, Lord Salisbury (son of Lord Britain), Duke of York Jr.; score $4'a; $20 each Lot 250 extra choice does, bred to above bucks, §15 each, Lot 375 very choice, well-colored does, | bred to high-grade bucks, at $10 each. | { Lot 420 choice breeding does, bred to bucks - Dot less than 2. §750 each | *PEP% 2 gova-colored pedigreed does, bred , same bucks as lot 4, §5 each. | 1ot 6-One Lord Britain buc 80 k, score §2%; tsbury b one Lord Kitchener buck, score 90%; one Lord Salisbury butk, score %0; also severa] Lord Salisbury and Sir Styles bucks, 4 months old, at prices way down. | A standard treatise on_ breeding, teeding | cooking, management and diseases; price % | cents. Parties desiring stock in small lots or those stocking rabbitries will find thie a life oppor- | tunity. | Jhere is money in hares; now is the time to begin, gna this is your chance for g§ood etock | at sacrifice prices. Every animal sold guar- anteed as represented BLUE RIBBON RABBITRY, W04 West Twenty-seventh et., Los Angeles, Cal FOR SALE Pedigreed Belgians of standard markings; does, bred and unbred, at all times; Duke Aukland (imported) stands at the head of this rabbitry. He was selected by T. B. Magon, the noted Englieh judge. The Duke's sire was Champlon Merry Hoy, winner of many firsts under leading judges. His dam was Champion Tees Side Queen, first and cial at Scarboro: first and special and best in the show; by membcr of Belgian Hare Club of England other noted prize winners are at his back. o far best Belgian hare shown guarantes satisfaction or refund money. have siipped fine stock to Detroit, Mich. Walla Waila, Wash.: St. Louis, Mo.; Seattl to numerous other parts of the | rota in particular apd Canada Los Angeles National Bank tir bockiet on feeding MP'S BELGIAN RABBITRY, 1211 Hidalgo los Angeles, Cal. THE L. & L_Rabbitry, %5 West Jefferson s Tel. White 532—That well-known pedi- Belgian hare stock, Lord Kitchener, ! King Britain, Lord Lytton, Prince of &lso four-months-old bucks and does: 15 youngsiers of same stock. various ages. Some fine pedigreed does, bred to Kilondike ugket, Sir Styles and Lord Britain, Also a of perfect heavyweight does, ready to and bred to our prize winner. Stud | $250. Special attention given to or- ders for ehipping to al | EUREXA RABBITRY. | lished over one year: 300 head of Tel- | gians to select from, from import. #trains; aleo cheaper grades; stock all heaithy satisfac n guaranteed, write for prices. W. A. GALER, 93 West Elghteenth st., Los An- geles, Cal. Send stamp for “Belglan Hare Fancter. MERRILL'E RABBITRY, 1220A Georgia st.. Angeles, Cal.—Headed by PRINCE ALBE] . an English winne: | fee $15. When you purchase does in Los An- | ®eles instruct your dealer to have them bred 1o PRINCE ALBERT before shipping and ad- vise us of such imstructions. Fine stock for BELGIAN HARES. After visiting other rabbitries call and jargest stock of choice Belgians s Los Angeles. S INBORO (imported), sire CHAMPION. BDINBORO, dam — PALACE QUEEN; absolutely the grandest Belglan in America to-day. See DUKE OF CLARENCE (imported), by on Fashoda, Oy THEN 10 ONE (mported, by Ch: plon Cayenne. Thete three make the grandest trio of Bel- iana swned by one firm in Amerca if not in The world, % grand IMPORTED does by CHAMPION BUDINBORO, CHAMPION CAYENNE, CHAM- PION FASHODA and MALTAN MYSTERY, 200 cholee domestic does from all the most popular strains, bred and with litters, at low Prlces. O rent: years' business reputation in (e bty Riarunice of fair dealing and relia- bility of pedigraes. Our fine stock & standard by which to judge hares; a pleasure to furnish information to in- quirers. el ti 9 p. m, Open un! RE . see the side of A RANCISCS PELAIAN HA N ANCISCH LG eANT SAM C. HAMMOND, Manager. OFFICE AND _BALESROOM — Bpreckels Market; telephone Matn 25 PADBITRY-1015 Shotweil st.j telephone Mission 47. COLORADO Rabbitry, 609 B. Twenty-ninth st. A ARredders high-scoring, pedigreed Be Fintit} speeial pricee on Yukon and Banbury Blicke 3 to 6 monthe old; score 61 to 93; also Utics, bred and unored; correspndee. eolicited. WARNER & CO. will arrive on the first of the week with a stock of Belgian hares from their Los Angeles rabbitry. Further announcements and location. KEEP YOUR EYE ON of REYNOLDS Rabbitry—Breeders of high-class Belgian hares of finest imported and domestic stock; any grade of stock supplied at lowest pric write me your wants, J. A. REY- JLDS, 213 North Spring st., Los Angeles. HERRON, 848 South Broadway, Los An- breeder ‘and broker—Domestic and im- pedigreed stock; will fill orders for = Eeles, ported dealers on commiss fer ealicited. STANDARD and Flemish Glants and Yukons; Lord Britain, Sir Richard and Red Rover stock, of all ages; ail orders filled prompt POYLE HEIGHTS RABBITRY, 108 East Second st., Los Angeles. ELLING OUT—WIil sell my entire stock of 19 fine hares at a bargain, as I am leaving town; write at once. BWA FELT BRO 19156 New Jersey s than market val- BELGIAN HARE Los Angeles, Cal. APS—Stock 20 per cent 1 GREAT BRITAIL , 2812 South Main st but first-clase stock; _guaranteed est scores for everything 1 have; write nvinced there are no finer. GEO. S, 28 East Twelfth st., Los Ang. BELGIAN HARES—We have fine does b oda; breeding does §2 to ite ue. RIVAL RABBITRY nty-seventh st., Los Angeles. bred to Rabbitry, 240 East First st, Los Flemish sglants: Yukon and Sir Standard Belglans; »m Lord Britain, write for prices, best etrains; cholce youngsters from Lord Ban bury and Malton Myster: RICH, 1964 Eetrella ave., Los SILVER 1941 S ay Rabbitry, 191 Scott st., Angeles—One of the oldest rabbitries in Lot Angeles; both standard and heavyweight; 800 head to choose from; all from imported stock. BELGIAN haresShipped anywhere; satiafac. grntd. B P. Brown, 278 Lanfranco, L. Ang. SOME first-cla N. WILLIAMS LOS ANGELES advertisements for next Sun- stock at reasonable rates. J. 445 §. Mott et., Los Angeles. day's Issue will be received at 226 North Spring st.. Los Angeles, up to 8:30 p. m., Fri- day, April 6. C. W. COLLINSE, Agent. LORD ESSEX—Imported.......... fee $15 TEDDY ROOSEVELT—Winner first prize at Los Angeles —Own. B won BRITAIN PRINC of "Lord T R A T DANDY STYLEE—Own son of Sir Styles, imported . - <enen fee §10 KILDARE—Imported = fee 35 High class does, from $10 to #75 (bred); also grand _bucke for sal F.E MA 1710 Everett st., Alameda, Cal. Visitors welcome, except Sundays. THAT CARLOAD OF BELGIANS Has arrived and remer only a part of them are for sale; We are here to stay and must reserve some for breedingg but you can have your chofce first; there is no finer se- lection anywhere and our imported buck Duke of Edinboro, first prize winner, an other bucks not equaled in America; call or write to us. Ti3 East Twelfth st., East Oak- land; reference, Central Bank of Oakland. RRILL'S RABBITRY, i Georgla st., Los Angeles, M Cal., headed by PRINCE ALBERT, an English winner; fee §10. When you purthase does in Los An- geles instruct your dealer to have them bred to PRINCE ALBERT before shipping and ad vise us of such instructions. Fine stock for sale. LOOKING FOR BELGIANS? High-bred, funcy creatures from prize win- ners in England and America; heav. and fancy pedigreed stock. Then c with or visit PITTOCK'E BELC 4 RABBITRY, Flmhurst, Cal. (Prince Bfitain and other cholce bucks at stud.) EMPIRE Rabbitry, 715 San Julfan st., Los An- geles, branch office, §14 Fifteenth st., Oakland ZOpen daily m. to8p. m t0 12 m.; correspondence %o pedigreed Belgian hares and yped and promptly atfended to. GIAN HARBS Large importation of pedl- 4 Belglsn hares; Champlon Fashoda, Reachdale, Lord Britain, Trinidad and other celebrated’ strains, PACIFIC RABBITRY, ent and Castro sts., Oakland, Cal. Visttor Rose ave, nursery, Is College P. O.—Standard Belgian hare both young and breeding does and buck prices reasonable. T. G. ARMSTRONG, prop. PEDIGREE-BRED_does for sale—Nonparell, Norman Prince, Yukon and other celebrated strains; Duke of Lyons now at stud; fee, $10. Western Addition Rabbitry, 2107 California. A LOT of genuine pedigreed Belglan does cheap: finest strains; Yukon, Red Rover, Lord Brittan, Sir Styles; see these before buying. 1522 Adeline st., near Sixteenth, Oakland. STAR Rabbltry, 1217 Harrison st., Oakland, Cal. near Narrow Gauge station—Rochdale and other bucks on service; breeding does and young stock for sale. n; pedigree sworn to; re- | ou to 'Frisco merchants; correspondence | | A—FamIL fee $15 BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. SPIRITUALISM, EDUCATIONAL. PATENTS, ATTENTION! ... REMOVED! | FRENCH,Spanish,ete..Prot.De Filippe's Academy PATENTS. MRE. DR. A. D. HOWE. > Post :catabr " L ity The Wotli's Most Pamoos, Miedps of languages,320 Postestab’d 1871; ablest profs. FREP! Valuable Money Making Book on Pat- ents. Tells all about Patents and how to se- ocure them at low cost. Gives 100 Mechanical Movements—invaluable to Inventors and Me- chanics. Tells how Fortunes have been made from Simple Inventions that others have The little Pocket Dime Bank made over §250,000. Gives letters of Wealthy Manufacturers who want Inventions in their line. Bend us Rough Drawl of all your NEW IDEAS or Inventions. No charge for our opinion as to their being New and Patentable. Advice FREE. Tells how to Capitalige and Organize Joint Stock Patent Right Companies. ° This valuable Inventors’ Guide Book malled FREFE to any address. It i# overflowing with invaluable Money Making Patent fnformation. BIG BOOK FREE. BIG BOOK FRBEE. BIG BOOK FREE. MBARA & CO., Patent Attorneys. tent Office, §06 G £t., Washington, D. C. Opp. Biviek Yoo Tiis P ihe Cradl %o the' Grave: 5 Every_Hidden Mystery Revealed. Her asaistance 13 Dricelses. Her “Roveal . Her * Medicines, . registered and copyrighted, cure all diseases on earth, consumption, paralysis, rheumatism, all skin diseases, heart and nervous affections. The wonderful cures which she has made are the talk of the whole slope. If yon cannot call, for thousands upon thou- sands have been made rich, happy and bealthy, without ever having come to see this wonderful woman. Consultation by mall is always successful and satisfactory, and all correspondence is kept sacredly confident!al. Address or call, MRS. DR. A. D. HOWE. Offices removed to her residence, 1061 Seventh ave. East Oakiand, Cal = . F. broad et ¢ Clinton Station. 23 station " trom MORE GOLD IN SIBERIA than In Klondike and Cape Nome put to- gether, and no competition nor hardship: have Cconcession from Russian very liberal and worth milli country and speak the language perfectly; would like to meet two gentlemen with some capital, one with some mining knowledge, to make up party of three; more money to be made In one year in mining and side enter- prises in Siber® than in 20 years in America and under favorable circumetances. H. L., box 871, Call office. | 150 PARTNER wanted; will pay to each over | 869 per month. McLAUGHLIN & CO., 7iT% Market st. | YOUNG man who understands horses can buy | " half_interest in business for $500. Me- ood LAUGHLIN & C8.. 7% Market st. TAURANT and lodging-house near McLAUGHLIN & CO., 777% Market. —RESTAUKANT; fine location; _transient trade; near carhouses. McLaughlin, T77% MKt. HOTEL, central, | hotel cottag only miles H. H. ETORE and residence property with large lot in town; Alameda County: only $2000; see this bargain. H. H. CRANE, 508 California st. re for sale; new stock; Alameda County; large lof 16 rooms’ and bar doing fine business; stable, etc.; house well furnished; el in town and at R. R. depot; 3§ from this city; price $000; easy term: CRANE, 508 California st grocery stc fine fixtures; on the best corner in the elty; cas ed. re recelpts over 82000 per month; ofter wadt- ) KER, 1020 Market st. TRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY for lady or gentleman with §1000 to $3000, to join advertiser in entirely new enterprise to | be established on Market st., paying over 500 | per cent; references exc nged; chance of this | kind comes not twice; principals only. B. A. | N.. box 337, Call office FOR sale on account of death of onme of the partners—A coal yard and business established for 30 vears; buildings and improvements go with (e business; a long lease. Apply at 1118 Folsom st. FOR sale cheap to responsible party—Grocery and Lar; established 15 years; full value in stock; pays $100 net per month. FARPER & KREIGER, 312 Examiner bldg. COMPANTES organized and financed; guaranty bonds furnished, securing investors in stocks against loss; be up-to-date and get your com- pany “going.” Box 1283, Call offic WANTED-—Salesman and office man to take an interest In a staple and old established man- ufacturing business; capital required, $2000 to | #6000 each. Box —, Call office. | FOR gale—Lodging-house, restaurant and bai good chance for man and wife or two part- ners; owner going to Cape Nome. Address “TOM,” Postoffice, Stockton. | | THAVE #1000 to §1500 to Invest for a partnership | in e photo gallery or camera supply business; references exchanged. Address AMATEUR, box 3340, Call office. | FANCY grocery, strictly modern; good loca- | ton: unusual sacrifice. Apply PENNELL, | SUYDAM & CO., wholesale grocers, 4 Cali- | fornia st. FOR sale—Raloon; open day and night; good |~ corner; good business; reasonable; old age the | cause.’ 534 Fourth st., cor. Freelon; no agent or faker. | A WELL-FURNISHED, 3-chaired barber shop at 134 Turk st. for sale. Apply to P. BO- LAND, Public Administrator, 28 Montgom- ery st OLD-ESTABLISHED wagon-making, shoeing business; 15 years present location: heap on acct. death owner. 22 Cortland ave $350—24-INTEREST in labor-saving tool just prienied; doss work 1n & tme; patent wiil ring $5000. Inventor, box 3360, Call office. £50—A THIRD Interest for active partner, I or_gentleman; will bear Investigation. DR! CLARK, Hotel Brunswick, Oakland. EXPERIENCED frame jolner as partne have some capital or the necessary tooll ply afterncon, 810 Broadway, Oakland. | | | | | | | | { | | | | PROF. PEDERSON, the great Swedish healer, is prepared to heal all kinds of diseases by the Valtimas method; tells your past and fu- ture, reads your palm free. “Call and see him at 2% Polk st.. near Market. DR. W. T. PARKER, the successful healer, treats all nervous, chronic, throat and ca- tarrhal diseases without pofsonous drugs; eon- sultation and diagnose free. Office, 1027 Market st. ARNOLD & DICKEON'S meeting _tonight: all recelve tests; everybody Invited. S Sixth st., room 1. MEDA_HOSKINS, 1421 Mkt., bet. 10th & 1ith— Cir, Mon. 8 p. m., Thur. 2 p. m., %c; sit. daily. MRS, C. J. MEYER, 85 McAllister: spiritual readings dally: test cir. to-nlght, Thurs. at i, MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, clairvoyanf jum. life reader: eitting. § test, business 1104 Market. CLAIRVOYANTS, MADAM SYLVESTER, the celebrated scientific palmist and clairvoyant medfum; fee for la- dies and children 50o; gentlemen $1; hours from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Parlors at 313 Eddy st.; no sign out. MME. A. CERVANTES, the celebrated Spanish fortune teller; gives best advice in difficult matters. 19 Fulton st., near Larkin. CLAIRVOYANT, medium and palmist; all you seek to know 'answered, " wifhout ‘ghestions: {eractio eadings 50c’and $1. 126 ' Farrell. MISS MELVILLE, great clairvoyant and water reader; German spoken. 921% M!ssion, op. Mint. MME. MOREAU, the hest medium and card reader; 25c up. 73 Fourth st., near Mission. MME. HANSON, palmistry, l0c; card reader: past, present, future, 25c. 148 Sixth st., r. 12. MME. ZEREDA of 5 Seventh st. Is the orlginal £ypsy life reader: readings Zc. MME, SHAFFER, clairvoyant, sittings dally. 2121 Sixth se. MME AUGUST, clairvoyant, card reader and palmistry, 25¢; truth or no pay. 1149 Mission. MME. RAVENNA reads life fluently; business &l § Fourth st. card reader; future hus- ladles. 814 O'Farrell st. COTTAGES TO LET. A—8-ROOM cottage, with barn; 10 Vicksburg . mear Twenty-second and Church, SPECK & CO. COTTAGE of § rooms in center of town, within half-block of Oakland and San Leandro eiec- tric cars; with haif-acre of frult. barn and chicken yard; $15. DRIVER, ABER & CO., San_Leandro. BRYANT ave., 2118, near Twenty-Afth—Modern cotinge of 4 rooms and bath: sunny: $12. HOUSE of 3 rooms; large basement and yard; rent §1. 1021 York st near Twenty-second. TO let—Cottage of 8§ rooms; yard. 2307 Polk street zm}faAumRNu—uamnl rooms, bath; larse yard. $6; NEW tenement; 4 rooms; water free; 17 Roscoe st., Holly Park. Apoly 64 Siiver st., oft Third; last of five lett. $_COTTAGE, 4 rooms; yard; respectable lo- cation. 1706 Turk st., near Scott. $11-STUNNY ecottage 4 rooms; large yard. 1108 Filbert st., near Leavenworth. | | | | $16—COTTAGR, § rooms, bath; sunny yard: | large basement. $17 50_MISSION warm belt; 8-room cottage; improvements; flne view: ground: Missfon cars to Powell ave. Inquire 15 Prospect ave. R R L B R i Key at TIl Treat ave. | CAsHIER MANDOLIN, the latest fad, thoroughly taught by PROF. MERKI, 1008 Missfon; violin, guitar. ESPINA. Penman; business writing a_specialty; engrossing: Spanish. 337 Phelan building. ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping. grammar, writing. etc.; day or eve.; § mo. 1024 Mission, nr. 6th. PIANO, banjo, mandolin; reasonable terms; thorough Instruction. Studlo, 405 Geary, r. #1. SHORTHAND_taught personally and by mail: lansuages. Miss M. O. Barrett, 302 Montgy. SPANISH_Dal > om 10, “classes, 4 to 9 p. m. Room 10, fifth floor, Y. M. C. A. building. LAW taught; bar admission; study spare time. Box 3368 Cell office. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. A—JAPANESE-CHINESE Contractor and Em. ployment Office furnishes best laborers and domestic servants. 4 Carlos place, off O'Far- rell, bet. Powell and Mason; tel. Black 4354. A—MOST reliable Japanese and Chinese em- ployment office; established over five years. 421 Post st.: telephone Bush 135. ORPHEUM Employment Office—Japanese, Chi- nese. 426 Powell, near Sutter: tel. Black 1321 CHINESE and Japanese Employment Office— Best help. 4141 O'Farrel] st.: tel. East 426 EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. A FIRST-CLASS German cook desires situa- tion: 3 vears last place; city or country. MISS tter st. A COMPETENT French lady’'s maid and seam- stress desires sltuation, or as nursery govern- _ess; references. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter st. | | DRESSMAKER and seamstress; good fitter: | | sews @c a day; less by the week. M. C.. box 3357, Call office. GERMAN girl wishes situation to do general wrk; wages $20 to $25. 1219 Kearny st. | | the day, wash- Call or address YOUNG woman wants work ing._ironing. housecleaning. MRS. GOHDE, 77 Natoma s LADY wishes position to sew: Sc day; cuttin, and fitting a speclalty. MRS. R. ROB- ERTS, 741 Howard st. A_COMPETENT woman wants to do general | housework; good cook and laundress; wages | $20 to $25. Apply 515 Ninth st., Oakland. | A LADY wishes a position as housekeeper in | family; Is a first-class housekeeper; also & good seamstress. Address box i, Call EXPERIENCED girl wanta general housework; wages $20. Call 508 Taylor st. COMPETENT person_wants a place as cook; willing to assist or general housework in small family; wages $25 to $0. Apply Mon- day, 2415 Clay st., near Fillmore. | YOUNG lady desires position as bookkeeper, | bill clerk or typewriter: raferences given. Ad- | dress MISS M. R., box 3150, or saleslady—Situation wanted by a young lady with some experlence. Box 3165, Call office. A RESPONSIBLE young lady stenographer and typewriter wants position; salary no object. Box 2122, Call office. COMPETENT, refined young girl, speaking English, German, Danish, desires position as nursery governess or child’s nurse; references. Box 3364, Call office. A COLORED woman would like to do plain cooking or housework, day's work or plain sewing. 18 Willlam st., off Geary. WOMAN wants work by the day washing, fron- Ing or house cleaning: $1 a day and carfare. Address box B, 300 ayes st. A COMPETENT person wishes a position to do cooking or downstairs work: willing to §o in country. Call 7 Van Ness av SITUATION wanted—Young woman; good cook and housekeeper; fond of children; eity of country. Box 8318, Call office. POSITION—Housekeeper; American lady with 20 years’ experience in hotels, watering piaces | and private families; § years last place; very best references. Box 3335, Call office. SITUATION by young American woman to do light housework. Inquire 12l Scott place. EXPRRIENCED dressmaker on ladles’ street suits will accept a few more engagements in families, $1 25 per day; ref. Apply 120 Webster. OLORED woman wishes work of any kind by | day or week. Address box 333, Call office. | GERMAN woman wishes work by the day: weshing and ironing. Please call 131 Pacifle treet, down stairs. COLLECTION OFFICES. GEORGE W. KELLY'S Agency: no charge un- less successful. Room 310, 927 Market st DENTISTS. 0 — BRANCH bakery and notions; laundry and papers pay ren Box B, 106 Eleventh st, RESTAURANT; sna bargain: on account of departure. Call office. DAIRY and delicacy store clearing 33 day; bar- | ®aln; must sell; departure. J., box 3184, Call. $80—SHOE shop for sale. 316 Gough st., Hayes. near BARBER shop and one room, with furniture; rent §10. 1101 Howard st. HOUSE of 16 rooms: rent 827 80; $176. 819% Mi elon st.: no wgents BARBER'S good pa 254 Seventh mt. ‘ing 8-chair shop for sale. SHOE shop for sale; city. 606 FAdy st. WINE business for sale; old establishe 1ly and retall trade; centrally located; owner retires from bus! Address box 3307, Call. k: fine fixtures. 1251 3650 CIGAR store: full sto Mission st., corner Ninth, $00—FINE corner saloon; 4 1ving rooms in rear; rent cheap. Call at E. MARTIN & CO., 54 and 56 First st. $200- BARGAIN; restaurant clearing $100 per month: trial given: going to Cape Nome cause of seiling. Inquire at 63) Howard, in laundry. TO let—Barber shopy 2 chairs; rent cheap. #46% Seventh st., cor. Harrison. FOR sale—Dalry and milk depot; cheap if sold _at once. Inguxn at 320 Eglh st. FOR sale—TFirst-class saloon at a bargain. 8 | $250—SALOON for sale at & sacrifice. Box 3157, Call office. HIGH-CLASS pedigreed Belglan hares from $ up. DR. KEY, 1452 Caroline st., near Encinal Etation, Alameda. PARTNER wanted to invest a_small amount gf money in Cope Nome property that is | known to be good. Box $143, Call. ROSEMONT RABBITRY, 3 Maple court, oft Fourteenth st above Guerrero—Does $ to $50; bucks $ to 38 THOROUGHBRED 821% Turk st. F. edigreed Belglan hares at . PARKER. BICYCLES—For Sale or Exchange. le—Sociable tricycle; in Airst-class condi- Box 3171, Call. BOOKS—NEW AND OLD. SCHOOL _ BOOKS _bought and exchanged. Holmes Book Co., 704 Mission st.. near Third. el el 8 LT S FOR sal tion. A BAKERY for sale cheap: 26 years establish. ed; baking 3 barrels a day: all store trade; | on'one of the leadink streets of the city; pro- fetor going to Europe. Box 3108, Cail. ool HORSESHOEING and general blacksm call | “shop: best stand this side bay: doiny trade; will sell very cheap. Box office, O!klnnd. FOR rent—$10 per month: coal rd: new bufld- ings: first-class location; § stalls; large lot. RIV] st GROCERY and bar, corner Geary and Leaven- worth; rent $10; lease § year an agents, 9 months; no AND SHOE BARGAINS. BARGAINS in ladles’ and children’s shoes; drummers’ samples at manufacturer's cost. J. KOHLBECKER, 145 Fourth st lOAI{DlI\G FOR CHILDREN, PRIVATE home for children, 1 day to 15 years, by week or month; large sunny yard; select neighborhood: mother's care; kindergarten; terms low. 1304 Post st., bet. Geary and Sutter. LADY owning her home would like 1 or 2 children to board; large sunny yard. 2814 Pine st. CHILD will find good home with German widow. 182 Hickory ave., near Gough st. COMPANY promotion is our specialty; we at- tend to_everything cemplete; cl nished. P.8.M.&1.CO., 220 Californ! FOR EALE—Fine saloon one ket st.; well stocked; owner sick; south. Address box 3121, Call office. COFFEE and tea routes supplied from GEO. W. CASWELL. & CO., 412 Sacramento st. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and subscriptions hus been established at 109 Va- lencia st CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. present owner § years. | Box 37, | | i | | SET of teeth without plate. A—DR. T. S. HIGGINS' dental parlors, 927 Market st., over Cafe Zinkand-Tecth extract- ed without pain by use of electricity, gas or chloroform; also by local anaesthetics applied to the gums; the best and most artistic dental ‘work at reasonable prices; pure gold fillings from $1 up; other filiings from o0c; badly de- cayed teeth carefully treated and filed or crowned without pain; platea that fit from $4 50 up; open evenings and Sundays. A FULL set of teeth on a rubber plate, $; a full set of teeth on a gold plate, $26; teeth without a plate; crown and bridge work our spectaity; see our flesh-colored plates, thinner and stronger than rubber, warranted for 2 years; fillings, f0c; crowns, $3 50; ail work inléss and warranted. Chicago Dental Par- jors, 24 Sixth st. AT the ELECTRO-DENTAL CLINIC, 809 Mar- ket st., cor. 4th, rm. 7, Flood bldg., you can have your extractions done painlessly; teeth without plates our speclaity; gold crowns, 48 50 up; plates, extractions free; $4 50 up; of- fice hours, § 4. m. to 10 p. m.; Sundays, 9'to 2 p. m. G. W. WILLIAMSON. M. D.. Manager. DR. GEORGE W. LEEK, 20 O'Farrell st., ex- tracts and fllls teeth palnlessiy by his won- derful secret method; crowns, $2: bridges, $4; rubber or flexible plates, $3; received § first prizes; no students; guaranteed 12 years. DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, nr. 11th—No charge for extracting when plates are made; old plates made over like new: teeth from 3§ per set; ext ting 50c; gas given. RELIABLE woman wishes a situation; a good ; fine hand to wash flar-els and good cook; or steady place In the country. Call 608 Taylor st. COLORED woman wishes a_place to do house- work or plain cooking. Call or address 23 | SBtevenson st. | housekeeper in rooming he by a middle-aged Swed- ish widow with & girl of 10; speaks German and English; country preferred. 147 Fourth st., rear. BMPLOYMENT wanted by widow of middle | age in family where an elderly person or in- | valid needs care, or any position of trust; ret- | erence xiven. Box 3163, Cail officy } GERMAN girl, speaking German, French and English, wishes a position to take care of children or Iady’s maid, to travel to Europe. Apply or address 215 Union st House, 44 Third st., Mar- 26c to $1 50 night: to $6 | week, convenlent and respectable; free 'bus and bageage to and from ferry. CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions Teceived at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore. | A_BRANCH office for the reception of adver- tisements and subscriptions has beem opened at 1223 Polk st.; open until 9 p. m. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and subscriptions has been established at 1096 Va. lencia st ———eeeeee | WrprLWRIGHT | MISSION, 1513%, near Eleventh. | NIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. PRIVATE SECRETARY, ADVERTISING MANAGER OR Confidential clerk; gentleman, 25, desires posi- tion as above; exceptionally high refcrences and ability; a trial tespectiully solicited. E. W.. box Call office. JAPANESE boy wants situation as good cook F. H IS Ellls st. STEADY, sober man of 27, with § years office experience, bookkeeper and cashier, would Iike an office position, whereby I can advance myself; salary, 385 per month for first six months; best of references. Address box 2738, Call offica, Oakland. GROCBRY clerk—Steady young man, 10 years' experience, wishes position; country preferred; § years one Dlace; best references. Box 3309, Call office. COACHMAN: understands his business thoroughly: is capable of taking clarge and care of gentieman's residence; Al ferences. Address 8., 1622 Jackson st MAN, sober, Industrious, bandy with car- penter tools, good at any kind of womk, would like & job: city or country. Address box 3306, Call office. HOUSE painter, paperhanger, W ener and decorator wants work: has complete outfit tools. MERIGAN, 1302 Webster st.; phone Jackson 1321. e YOUNG man thor- oughly understands his b ness, Is strictly honest and has first-class references. 1T. KAVANAGH, 507 Hyde st SITUATION by a firs lass cutter, fitter and designer on ladies tailo: e of New York. Address box & 1 fine wishes position; city or country. Box 3l Call office. RELIABLE man wants situation as chef in & iass city reference #15 Larkin st WANTED—By good wheelwright, steady Job, or country; strictly sober. Address box “all office. <t man, desires a situa- r dishwasher or house- Geary 11 wagonmaker; city or Wagonmaker, 787 Folsom. country. Addre: H cook wants situation in hotal or pri- family. 172 Minna st CLASSIFIED advertise recetved at Call branc A BRANCH office for th and subseriptions 2200 Fillmore st. tfice. adver- tisements and subscriptions has been opemed at 1223 Polk st.; open until § p. m. eception office for Call advertisements and subscriptions has been established at 1098 Va- jenct; EXCHANGE. FOR sale, or exchange for city or Oakland property. 10 acres of land near Menlo Park, with new 5-room house and outbulldings, 170 truit trees and vines, all In bearing; large oaks and ornamental trees: water piped through the place; value $5000. For par- ticulars address C. J. B., Memio Park: no agents. WILL exchange very desirable lots in Seattls, Tacoma or Blaine, Wash., for country home near San Francisco. A. D.. box 313, Call EXPERT OPTICI GEORGE MAYERLE, German expert optieian, 1071% Market st.; examinations free; German evewater by malil, 50c. Phone, Mint 257 FLATS TO LET. A—NEW flats now ready; 4 to 10 rooms, §20 up. At SPECK & CO."S, 687 Market st A BRAND new 4 rooms; porcelain bath, electrio lights, gas, grates, ni orercom; grand ma- rine view. 1421 Green st., near Van Ness aw one block from O'Farrell or Sutter st. cars. A—NW. COR. Sutter and Scott—Finest flat in ‘aity for the price; investigate: § large rooms mt{ large glazed porch: appreciated If seen. A SUNNY upper and lower: 3 rooms and_bath: only $9 and $10. 5 and 7 Bonita ave., off Polic st. near Vallejo. A_30_UPPER fla Twenty-sixth st., corner Cast: A LOWER flat, § rooms and bath, 1430 Geary st.; rent moderate to a goud tenant and bath. 41% reasonable BARGAIN—§ r flat; rent; well furn te gl - rors, folding bed, be sold. Call for 3 daye, 1102 V ELEGANT sunny flat. 4 e A low ave., near Las FLAT of 4 rooms: rent n- quire 1135 Folso FLAT, 8 large sunny rooms and basement, $10. 123 San Jose ave., near Twenty-t! FURNISHED flats; 3, 6 or 9 rooms, §8 up; 10-13 a. m., 7 St. Mary's, Pine and Kearny. HARRISON, 921—4 rooms. $6: 7 off Harrlecn, 4 rms. and bath: newly patated. HOWARD, 1133—4 nice sunny rooms; large cel- lar; cheap rent. IF you want to move get printed list flats to let from BALDWIN & HOWELL, 10 Montgomery. LIBERTY st 21, bet of § Madison ave ed. MIDDLE flat 7 rooms: Tenth; cheap rent. 413 Howard st, near ‘pper flat: § large sunny rooms; bath and laundry; $22 E upper flat six rooms: 19 Perry st., off 3d; G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 14 Mout- rent $17 50. gomery st. RINGOLD, 29, between Eighth and Ninth—Flat of 3 large rooms: rent $8. RUSS, 1024, bet. Sixth and Seventh, off Howard —6 rooms and bath; downtown; convenient; $15. BALDWIN & HOWELL. EMPLOYMENT WANTED——MALE. A COMPETENT German coupls desire situa- tion; understand ranch work thoroughly: ref- erences. MISS D. CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. FULL set of teeth, 3$5; gold crowns, $3: new methods in bridge work; fillings, gold, §1 up; ellver. 50c; painless extraction, 50c; gas glven. New York Dental Parlors, 969 Mission, cor. 6th. IDEAL gold filling inserted for e, with writ- ten guarantoe for § years; plates, $3; crowns, $1. IDEAL DENTAL CO., 8 Edady st. EASTERN Dental Parlor, 118 Third st.; crown- bridge work; ext. painless; full set teeth $7. PARIS Dental Parlors, 85 Kearny, cor. Bush— | Full set of teeth, $4; crowns, $3; fillings, 25c. MEYER, Deutscher Zahnarzt. 8 Turk: painless ext.. crowns, bridgework: open Sund. till 12. VAN VROOM“‘Painless”: evenings and Sun- days. 1001 Market st.. corner Sixth. DR. H. G. YOUNG, 1841 Polk st. OHIO Dental Parlors, Inc.: 8 graduate opera- tors: open evenings and Sundays. $50 Market. DOG HOSPITALS. DR. CREELEY'S C. P. mange cure and worm rllh by all druggists or at the dog hospitai, 10 Golden Gate ave.; a special ward reserved for contagious discases. Telephone East | $0 BONTUS to any ome obtalning permanent A BRIGHT, intelligent and truthful young athlete of good family and appearance is de- sirous of securing home (stock ranch pre- ferable) in Idaho, Texas, Arizona, Old or New | Mexico, In return for services; absolutely no salary wanted; it suitable to both will make | contract for one vear: am alone with small | Iife income and desire to get away from civ- | 1lization; the essentials are kindness and good | home; would be pleased to make appolntment | with parties visiting city with view to above; will send photo and description upon appli- catlon if there is sincerity in epistle. Ad- dress for three weeks, box 333, Call. ADVERTISER, 30 years' experience, is open | to an engagement as manager or part man- | ager in any business: willing to invest small capital and take share in a sound business or will_join partner in establishing a business. | M. H., box 8174, Call. WANTED—Small business or as workin, ner; emall capital. W. T., box 333, i \ \ | | situation for advertiser: good reference and | not afrald of work; security If required. Ad- | dress box 3333, Call office. EXPERIENCED v let wishes a_position with | a gentleman traveling. Box 3345, Call. | DR_BUZARD'E Dog Hospital, Post, Filimore— Advice and medicine Tic: city visits $1 nima’ rented: dogs boarde: DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES THE San Francisco Dresscuttin, taken larger quarters at 411 Van Ness ave., the quarters at 305 being too small for the class; we have a large class during the day and one in the evening: now is the time for Iadles to come and do thelr summer sewing: we teach the art of sewing. from the Infant robe to the tatlor-made gown, for 31 per week we also have a kindergarten class In sewing: $1 per month. $30—FOR sale—A spring wagon and harness in first-class condition. Inquire L. ISAAC'S poultry ranch, Upper Fruitvale. GOOD home for 2 or & children; near school. 217 Perry sct. ot A e L R BUSINESS CHANCES. TRANSFER saloon; cheap If sold this week. Liquor Dealers’ Journal, 539% California st. $1800RESTAURANT and bar: best location; no night work; cheap rent; long lease; daily re- celpts $65-$70; stands investigation. Liquor Dealers’ Journal, 539% California st. NEW & 2d-hand wagons, buggies, carts & har- ness, work & driving horses. 15th & Valencia. BELLING out, half cost, 100 sets harness, 200 wagons. 1140 Folsom si, near Eighth. L LSRR L CAPE NOMBE. INCORPORATED—Lays and clatms on Dexter, Glacler and other rich creeks; best machines for working them; Ifmited: shares 20c each. Address box 3339, Call office 4 BARGAIN for buying or ulllnt saloons or any business; fair treatment. dquor Dealers’ Journal, 536% California st., room 1L PARTNER wanted to invest a small amount of money in Cape Nome property known to be £00d._Box 313 _Call, | sale. i i | BELGIAN BARGAINS—Six breeding does left, Algreed and from such strains as Yukon, Sir tyles, etc.. at § each; § at $5; 6 at §1i. A | zrw Tord Firitain does. "Prices on applieation. | Satisfaction gusranteed. W. A. COLWELL, [ South Olive st., Los Angeles. MARKET--Fine stock of imported and domes- tic bares; does, bred and unbred, from $§ to £50; bred to imported bucks; state price with remittance. M. HANSON, 620 South Broad. way, Los Angeles, Cal. FOR Erndtaaghier ter's st sented. . BONEBI Loe Angeies, Cal. FOR SALE—Have some fine young stock of popular straine; does 3 to 6 months old: write Lor prices and description. HILLOCK S RAB- Y, 2637 Bouth Angeles. TR ive st., Los mfl.l EEVEN does with litters. m‘!&f"flfum Soto st., Los Bel from including some of teed as repre- 814 Temple et., EALE — Sir Roys A COAL, wood, hay and grain yard; money maker. COWING & CO., 719 Market st. 450 COFFEF, and tea store; big bargain this day. COWING & CO.. 719 Market s __ CAPE NOME M\CHINERY. A BALOON; money-maker; a great day. COWING & CO., T19 Market st. FINE cor. grocery and bar; d location..§2500 ap to- Furnished 18-room lodging house........... $800 2000-acre stock ranch, Monterey County...$5000 Corner saloon; and night.. Spen £95ts 1n Pacific Grove, Western Addition. $300 Well-paying roadhouse 1 mile from town..§1200 Second-hand furniture store in country. Suloon 1 block N. Mark bustness. §15 2-mile House and barn; 1 acre of land.... BROCKLEHURST & McGLADDERY, 7 FOR_exchange—4 lots, 25x100; unincumbered; worth, $500; will trade for any good business where 2 living can be made. Apply to J. E. t sts. SLINKEY & CO., Fifth and THE Eureka 1900 beach gold saver; the only pan motion. 26 Beale st. CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING. A A~ A A A AN A AN, WHEN you become disgueted with poor work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Carpét-beats ing Works, 253-357 Tehama st.; tel. 5. 40. J. B. MITCHELL Carpet Beating and Reno- vating Co., 240 14th st.; tel. Mission T4. CITY Steam Carpet-beating Works. G. H. STEVENS, mgr., 8-40 Sth st.; tel. South 250, T McQUEEN'S California Cleaning Co., 433 Bevenson st 5 ol South H8; Iowent wates. CARPETS cleaned at 3c yard; laid at do. STRATTON'E, 3 Eighth st.; tel. Jesste B4 ADVANCE ., H ‘tel. Main W&%fl?&kmwlmmw-} CONKLIN'S Carpet-beating works, #8 Golden Gate ave.; telephone Sast 13, 8. F. Dressmaking, Ladies’ Talloring School; French tafloring eystem taught. 411 $an Ness. McDOWELL Dressmaking School: sewing_de- partment open to all during March. 103 Post. PARISIAN dressmaking. 387 Geary st.: dresses made, $5 up; dresses made over; perfect fit. i MIDDLE-AGED men_ handy with horses and | tools, wanis light work: no milking: wages | $10 per month: best of references. H. W., 405 | Francisco st. BOY 18 years old, living with his parents, wants to learn light trade or any light work. D. R., 405 Franeisco st. | o cLrud i R LT G ASSAYFR, experfenced in gold mining, would _like to g0 to Alaska. Address box 33i3, Call. TINNER practieal fn fu n “ana tilating. " Box 545, Call orce % *nd ven- SITUATION by man and wife as cook and | waiter in country or camp. Address WIKE. MAN, 310 Clay st., Los Angeles, Cal, WANTED—Position by first-class coachman or room; wife first-class cook: recently from s Angeles. Address box 33, Call office. COMPETENT middle_aged man to private place; gardening: good general man. Box 3153, Call office. ACCORDION pleating factory. All kinds pleat- ing, pinking. 121 Post, aver O'Connor & Moffat. EDUCATIONAL. HEALD'S Business College, 24 Post st., 8. F.— Practical courses in bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, languages, telegraphy, English branches, civil, electrical and mining engin- eering, etc.; new 80-page catalogue free. COURSE of lessons in drawing or painting, $5 fire etching on wood and leather taught at the ARTISTS' EXCHANGE, 572 MeAllister st.. near Van Ness. OBIVIA KINGSLAND. PROF. FINDLAY will open his juvenile classes of fancy baliroom and stage dancing Satue dny, April 7, 2 p. m. Mission Parlor Hail, Seventeenth st., above Valencia, SITUATION wanted to work arou rivad place; No. 1 . horseman; _strict] Address box 2256, Call off. S T FIRST-CLASS baker on bread s wan a steady posttion. Box 3900, Call staser ™ BXPERIENCED cook desires situation in res SACRAMENTO, 131—Flat of 3 rooms; remt $12 50. SUNNY upper flat; § rooms, bath, gas, station- ary tube; rent reduced. 351 Tehama st. TWO beautiful sunny flats, upper 7 rooms and bath, rent $50; lower 5 rooms and rent 327 50; large yard: fine basement; 2414 Pine st near Steiner; open to-day: most desirable flats in the Western Addition for the price; strictly modern and in perfect condition. G\ H. UMBSEN & CO., 14 Montgomery st. TWO_sunny modern flats, 5 rooms and bath each; rent $20 and $%. 971 Golden Gate ave. WALLER, 7196 rooms and bath: rent reduoeds fine condition. MADISON & BURKE. 7 LARGE rooms, with basement, if d and sunny yard; cheap. 11 Haslan place, Grant ave., near Sutter st 3 ROOMS and bath; & closets; also stareroom. 923 Shal'll! st. $6_LOWER flat and yard. 7363 Harrison sk, between Third and Fourth. H-THREE rooms in 35 First at., above Folsom, $_SUNNY flat 3 rooma; 1320 Jessle st., off Hen ‘man. UMBSEN, agent. $10_UPPER flats, 5058 Morris ave. between CH & Co., mt order; upper park 5th and 6th, near Harrison: 00d as mew. Appiy A. J- ontgomery st. S b $10—4 ROOMS good cellar and yand; water freay also 4 rooms, 8. 6 Chesiey st., bet. Seventh and Eighth, Bryant and Harrison. $10, $12_NICE sunny spper or lower flats. 1980 1232 Union st., west i' Hyde. $14—-WORTH $18; flat of § rooms and bath. 1af Pacific ave., near Hyde. $15-SUNNY flat, 4 rooms and bath. For par tculars inquire at 1628 Howard st., mear 12th, $16_SIX roome and bath: lower 12 Guy Place, off Fiwt st., just above $20_MIDDLE fat, 6 rooms. 711 Castro st., near Twentieth. - §1s—Tpper flat, 6 rooms, With porcelain bath, 541 Castro st., bet. 18th and 19th. $16_sunay flat of § rooms on Twentieth st., near Castro. F. NELSON, 79 Castro st. 331 TENTH—4 large room basemeat: rent cheap. " FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. BROADWAY, 1832 Modern furnished flat of § rooms: bath; sur all day; fine marine view. olsom: FLATS WANTED. WANTED—In the Western Addition. 2 new fats of 5 and 6 rooms each, by two couples without children; to be ready to occupy by taurant or commercial lunch, A . G0, WENSE 115 Eiahes st "1 OF ddrees | August or Septemiber, 150 Address box 3, PAINTER, paper-hanger and decorator wani 7 - work; is @ first-class, quick, neat. e ta oty FURNITURE FOR SALE. mechanic: best city references; high-class Bt sndsdancud - fon paper and lincrusta hanging a spect A Work cheap: city or country. " Paimise s Foih gt ENGINEER and machinist, up-t ool Teferences, will work for moderate weees i steady job. L. D. M., 1563 Broadway, Oakland. BOOKKEEPING &a it is done; superlor post- | HOTEL clerk of experience wants joa: day graduate course: rapld calculations. TARR, | OF night: oity or country: best ot Eocson sad expert accountant, Flood bulding. California references. Address box 33, Cadl. A%hl." nuanm' nml fi"o u.ung full _course year itions. SAN FRANCISCO BU!!NNE&; CB?.LEGE. 1236 Market st. AYRES', leading business college, 723 M: : Individual instructio bnok.k‘:fplnt :fifi< hand, typing: lfe scholarship, $50; catalogue. ENGINEERING, civil, elecl. mining. mech. sur- Yey, assay, ide, arch. ; 3 ;est. VKN DER mmn BCH( !:v-fi mmml. VIOLIN, zither, tar, e *.la?o mandolin instruc- gl ACTIVE elderly man wants ranch preferred. Box 3385, Call oo °00K GERMAN-AMERICAN, aged 26, would like a position in a store or factory; oung Tran. Address box 3871, Call stfee T ¥ CLOAK buyer—Gentleman, long m as m.lnuflca‘tnm‘ salesman 8 desires position; §ood tiser; thorough knowledge of business and first-class references. A. L., box 3374, Call. MAN and wife wish situations on & ranch private family. Address box 3308, Call office. COMPLETE bedroom and dining-room set in antique oak: also folding bed in cherry and other household furnishings. 15 Dame st., off Thirtieth. near Churel $10_FURNITURE, 5 rooms and bath; rent $1& Call 310 Iowa, Potrero, from 2 to 4 Monday. NEW furniture of 5-room flat; plano; machinae; by plece or as a whole. Box 3181, Call offca: 4 ROOMS furnished in oak for $48 50. with No. inge. King Furniture Co.. 1127-1131 Market. FURNITURE WANTED. PRICE & ROSENBAUM pays spot cash for furniture. 733 Mission: phone Black 4074. CHAS. LEVY buy: S e e e ALFRED WOLLPERT, 713 Mission st., the highest price for your 2d-hand hlfitmm