The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 3, 1901, Page 28

28 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1901 SAN FRANCISCO CALL. BUSINESS OFFICE of The San Francisco Cail. corner of Market and Third streets; open unti] 12 o'clock every might in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—$21 Montgomery street, eorner Clay: open until $:30 p. m. 300 Hayes street; open until $:30 p. m. €3 McAllister street; open until $:30 p. M- €5 Larkin sireet; open until $:30 p. m. 1M1 Mission street; open until 10 p. m. 2261 Merket street, corner Sixteenth; enttl § ». m. 306 Eleventh street: open until 8 p. m. 3086 Valencia sireet; open until § p. m. Northwest corner Twenty-second and Ken- tucky streets; open until § p. m. open CHURCH SERVICES. terian Church, et Young Assoclation, Mason and CALVARY Prest John Hemphill, D.D., pastor, | Ta m and 730 p. . Topi 10 & Kingdom.” The sacia- will be observed | rs at the ¢ at 11 a. m.and . Sunday school. . €15 p. m. All hurchi—Morning, nunion sel subject, Pastor. southwest corn Rev. Bradford bbins, minis- Jastor, S. Thomas, 0, sts Dr Dinsmore, mini > Fiske o he the: Free seats and and Gough st 1. D.L and 11 o'clock service, 11 a. m. e rector will preac corner Fost and ge Adams, D.D., both services. At 11 bility of a Christlan orial of Hon. John . theme, “‘Belleve.”” at Eplscopal ves and Buchanan sts.— stor, will preach The ‘mon Methodiet eld the e "3 cred by the the direction of 1. E. quartet and violin solo he same hour. ck. Wednesday *“The | | QUEE: Evening | MEETING NOTICES. PIONEERS—The regulat monthly meeting of the Soclety of California Ploneers will be held on MONDAY, Feb, 4, 1501, 30 o'clock p. m. A full attendance is re- quested as_business of special importance will come before the meeting. J. 1. SPEAR, Secretary. THE annual meeting of the stockholders of the Slerra Railway Company of Callfornia will be held at the office of the company, number 229 Crocker butlding, City and County of San Francisco, State of California, on MONDAY, the 1ith day of February, 1901, at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing directors for the ersuing year wnd the transuction of such other business as may come before said meeting. §. M. RICKEY, Secretary. Dlhd Januvary 28, 1801 AGENTS WANTED. THE book war; Life and Times of Queen Vic- toria; only official, complete hook; biggest and best: prices cut; 6 per cent profit; 1000 agents wanted: a million copies will be sold §7 %0 dave: valuable premiume free with gach Took: eredit given: frelght paid; general agents wanted on salar book outfit alone free: both book end premium outfits prepaid 1 : order quick. Addreas sole authorized Amefl'an pubs., Morroe Book Co., Chicago. BUSINESS CHANCES—CONTINUED. $550—CANDY_store; chofce location. Call 927 Market, r. 209, 12 m, to 1 p. m., and 5 to 5:30. 130 WINS $500 per month at races; references given. Information Lyons, 921 Market, r. 4. RGE inside route on this paper for eale. Lfim-ly business office. —_— e LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE, A A A A A A A A AN HOTEL for sale—145 rcoms: clears 3500 every month; price fo suit. DECKER, 1020 Market. 2-ROOM house, clearing $160 per, month. Price only $1450. 36-room hcuse, mear O'Farrell and Powell. Price onl clm B0-room hoarding-house: clears $400. - 100-room house; best on earth.. - Bm 16-room house, clears $100; price. LT 86-room house: clears $100;" Pine st........ 80 16 rooma; north of Market st. . T30 0-room boarding-house; clears $300...... 5000 10-room flat: downtown. . 500 14 rooms; on Mission st. . 500 ©0 rooms; new furniture; $1000 cash. . 2600 18 rooms; on Third st . 60 46 rooms: fine corner; clears $300...0...0.0 3500 24 rooms: on Geary st.; clears $i50....... 1900 25 rooms: on Kearny st. - 1600 33 rooms: on Market st. 1400 12 rooms; clears $75 450 500 _others—Prices from $100 to $25,000. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market; phone Miat 73. VICTORIA —Sell complete authentic history of her long eventful gareer ably told by highest authority; includes stirring events of greatest epoch of the grandest century of The world's progress & civilization; most lib- eral commiceions & premiums Ruaranteed: largest & hest Book at reduced price; 662-3 per cent profit; credit given; freight paid: complete outfit free; deal with mfr; general _agents v\s’n"! (“U"dkfl Bible House, (‘mruo able of handling & high grade g the best class of buvers will e Brewer's ‘{World's Best Orations’™ and “World's st Espays” the best sellers of the new ceptury. California office, room 6. Adams bldg. I LATOR\ —A harmless liquid for permaneniy removing suverfluous hair; will not irritate, burn nor poison the most dellcate skin: personal demonstrations free; agents wanted ! o Chem. Co., agcy., 4 ANY “with 3 praduflh‘ well and for $0 more; soon pay dividends; wants agents sell stock: big commission. Ad- ress bhox 1’ '\Hl n(‘\cb & want something mors profit- + to sell than books or {neur- PERSON, r. 412, Parrott bldg. ‘l’“ to sell new process window washer; sponge and rubber dryer com- S, Cleveland, Ohto AGE: water tank KIEF _bined self-adare lars, a stamped envelope for circnlar and part Address box 1708, Call office. ERGETIC solicitors for city and bay tow o represent reliable business. Box 1435, Cail cffice. E AGENT in every town: new imported house- hold necessity: best thing on the coast. Address Dundee M. Co.. 14 Flood bldg.. 8.1 —_— ADOPTION. Y bal for lrlrvyvl\n'\ MRS. DE. 1416 Fighth st.. Alameda. HEAL FUNKI J. PELTIER, patred; postal roofing, sidewalks 118 Mission: tel. Folsom 1507 ADVICE free; diyorce law @ specialty; private; no fee without success: collections. G. W. HOWE. att: w. 850 Market, cor. Stockton. probate law a tel. Red 3816 ng and 4th fir.; and of God to preach the s 1o 21l natione. Saints ter Da Sunday-school, 35 p. m, n K ne of the Twelve - st : Hinkley of Bos- soclety at cordially invite il oecupy the pul- 3 e o queror to liustrated), at Cry 903 Market st. Free ted for X-ray exhibi- next Tu readings and mag- seventh st.; tel. Blue s at Becker's Hall Eighth and Nint] and Mrs. R. 8. Larkin; 7:3 p. mostics invited ; 16c. and_spiritual- AND MRS. TO- 4 mediums; charter Tuesday, Thursday; tual test moeting 6th; sittings da tual _mes 148 Sixth, & every 24 fioor Marquise's seance to-night at ie. Hyde, nr. MeAllister. :al test meeting. 305 Lakin, r. 89 “16-Circle to-Aay, nd every evening exc. Thurs se- lizing Taylor st.; 5 e to-night. 305 Taylor st. 1164 O'Parrell at; foscting Whitney, medium NG'S convineing test circle to-night, J0c; come. skeptics. MEETINGS—Universal Brotherhood. v\-nu\;u, Brotherhood League (non. al and non-sectarian). Humanitarian erval Brotherhood Organ- night at Academy of 8 o’clock. Sub- 1 Prisoners.”” by Mr, Som- Ly and Jiterary seiections. All in- vited. Free library and headquarters, room 30, I[‘ Tl G NOTICES, NIXON, N. G. No, 310, 1. MONDAY NIGHT. bers a TT, Rec. 8 welcome. H. DOHLSON, MISSION Rebekah Lodge 0. 0. F.—Open meeting SAT DAY EVENING, Feb. 3, 1901 _Admission ¢T‘E Cs qllvnrrm Debris Co mmussion. having re- ceived applications to mine by the hydraalic process from Peter H. Russell. in the Dad's Gulch mine. near Camptonville, Yuba Co. o deposit tallings in Brandy Creek; from Wm. Abbott and Louls W. Clark, in Ijn Gold Hill piacer mine, near Rackerby. Yuba | Co., to deposit tailings in a ravige below the | mite, and from E. C. and P. J. Rigney, in | the Maxey mine, near Mountain Ranch, Cal- wveras Co. to deposit tailings in O'Neil's Creek, ‘he-nrfl.komltm'lflh beld at room 55 Fiood building, San Fran- cisco, Cal., on February 11, 1501, st 1: reading | _| :| | | | WANTED— Board | | | accounts guaranteed; an { FOR sale_Bakery doing business of $:0 | TO lease—Unfurnished, hotel, {yors 1r»! no errLt unjess successfail. W, o arket st.. opp. Mason. reckels bldg., 927 o fees in advance AI\\‘iCI Dy Niagara, Per- In st., 8. F. sht bath cabinets to let and for Point Lobos ave. FoRrR © HILDRE\ o would like 1 or 2 small good care. 3218 16th st. S OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES can secure fine businesses in saloons, groceries, cigar stores, hotels, delicatessens, Urug stores, butcher shops, barber shaps, in fact, if are looking for any kind business, call. I can supply you. Perf: title guaranteed and money loaned. Can u expect more? Profit by calinig on me before buying. G. W. SCHWEINHARD, Rooms 1-2, 917 Market st bet. 5th and 6th. Phone Mint 1911 UNDERTAKING BUSINESS. $i000—Read this: We have for sale an un éirtaking business, first class in every per siar and doing an average business of about 0 per month: books open for inspection and old corner stand: would consider exchange for good stock land sicknees of way from bay: extreme cause busipess will net $500 per month clear. quickly, ALDEN CO., 1115 Broadway, v '1; owner must go north; terms: see this bargain 1020 Market st ¥, sell or exchange real estate, store or business place call on H. C. DECKER, 102 Market st.. No chi e for advertising. HOTEL and bar near Unfon _Iron Works: cheap _rent: offer wanted. DECKER, 1020 Market st. P-\RTNFR t wanted in o large. old»utlhlhhed profitable business, controlling a good, safe, #olid and reliable trade; owing to retirement of former manager owner has decided to sell &n interest to an acceptable party: duties will be the keeping of accounts and assist- ing generally in the management qf the busi- ness: capital required $5000 to $10,000; full value in sight; books and business open for investigation. Apply J. W. DONNELLY & C€O., 632 Market st. $25,00—RENTS $350 per month; must be sold, account of dwner retiring: fine hotel in large mining town on rallroad: oldest and best house in town, now doing good profitable ‘3 | | ! the highest business; wil be sold complete, lot, bullding, | fixtures. McEWEN BROS. st, S F. FOR rale—A whole or half interest in an old established dental practic uable professional library’ and all the ap. purtenances pertaining to a first-class entrally located. Arese box 1442, ng_or lodging house, 2 to 4 between Market and Sacramento, . 118 Montgomery Tooms: Powell and Hyde sts.; state terps. Address l’v)x 1708, Call office. F’YR sale—Millinery business n(lbliflmd ? years; fine location; great bargain. For par- teulars inquire of MRS. E. E. BANGS, Hmk(nm Cal. Y‘! corner grocery, Western Addition; nice stock; splendidechance for a rustier: sickness cause’ of welling. Address box 175, Call office. fncluding a val- | WINSTON & WOLF, 1025 Market st. The L d.nz and Reliable Brokers. balance Slfl month.. rooms: rooms; corner: Tent $90. part cash: near Orpheum ‘heap rent; part cash offices; money maker. ; north of Market. MARION GRIFFIN 9 Market st., near Call bldg..Tel. black 1303 Over §0 houses for sale. .Pleage n 10 rooms; rent $35; income $60.......... $350 27 rooms: mice; income $250: fine furh ture: owner leaving city: reduced from 1900 $500 to o reapectable. 700 17 rooms. . MK, easy term 22 rooms; fent $40; must be sold.. motice! T have lara- LODGING-HOUSE buvers, ‘est 11st of lodging-houses and hotels all buyers: title eiven with each hos money loaned huvers; no fake prices buying call and be convinced. W G, CHWEINHARD, Market st.: tel. Mint 1911 newly furnished: rent $15¢ maker; near Marke Van Ness; finely furn.; extrs Leavenworth: rent $57 §0. ws: 10 rooma. quick _FISHER & CO CALL and see our list of bargains we have them in any part of the city and at any price. EUREKA REAL ESTATE, 2 Sixt TO buy or eell business chances or lodging- l\flYl(PF see ANDREW PRICE, 30, Kearny st. BUYING and selling lodzing-houses a specialt hours 2 t0 3. HAYNES, 11 City Hall squar A SNAT_6 rooms, bath: other convenience steady roomers; going East; make offer. 413 Larkin st: 3 rooms 2 rooms; 35 rooms: 10 rooms, $800-18 POOMS Kon—fl furniture; rent $4: pave well: alwa: COLLECTION OFFICES. A GEORGE W. KELLY'S lens successful. Room ency—No charge un- 10, 927 Market st DENTISTS, EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. STEADY, reliable young man who understands care of horses desires position as coachman or gardener: understands how to milk. etc. city or country; references, Apply THOMA Ahlborn House, 321 Grant a AT the ELECTRO-DENTAL CLINIC, 508 Mar- ket st cor. dth, rm. 7, Fiood bldg.. you can have Your extractions done painlessly; teeth without plates our specialty; gold crowns, #8560 up; plates, extractions free, $4 50 up; of- fice hours, 9 a. m. to 16 p. m.; Sundays, 9 to 2 p. m. J.'W. THATCHER, M. D.. Manager. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. ANTED—Experienced hndm on 'es and TS Jouna aporentices. F. G. CONKLIN & €O., 413 Sacramento st. WANTED—Youn‘ ‘h'l assist in_housework; ANY case of Pilu, Piles, Plles, Plles: cv- 200 permanent cures among business men of San isco alone: men who can be interviewed no surgery, salves or ointments: no interfer- ence with business during treatment. For fur- small family; po washing. 1032 Ellis st. ther particulars add. Physician, box 1950, Call SALESMAN, traveling California, would, take | =0 e o | ey i TR . Wx?.,fi"‘ir‘“ ol i . HORSES AND WAGONS. SITUATION wanted by & young man attend- ing the Cal. School of Design; a home with a good family. Address box 1713, Call office. A—DISCOU: of 20 per cent for 30 days on IA‘ plates, crowns and bridgework. Sce ow Gnbreakable plate. the Rose Pearl, warrdited for 20 years; crowns, 33 60; fillings, 0c: plates, 45, full set: all work painless and WIH‘XIM Chicaen Dental Parlors, 24 leth 3 FOUNG man 23 wants job to do light porter work; city or country. ~Box 17, Call office.- GOOD all-round house painter wants steady work; country preferred; 5 years in one shop. Box 1407, Call office, EIGHT prizes for Leat crowns, plates, bridges and fillings; extractions or fillings by my wonderful secret, painless method; 20 years' experience; no students: edvice free; prices cheapest and guaranteed; lady attefdants. DR. GEORGE W. LEEK. 20 O'Farrell st. DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, nr. Eleventh —No charge for extracting when plates are made; old plates made over like new: testh from $S per met: extractine, 50c: sas given. THE New York Dentats hLave moved to 58 Mission st., cor. Sixth. Consult us on crowns end bridges: difficulr plate work solicited; L‘(wlfl\! vpainless extraction. 0o PARIS Dental Parlor. 235 Kearny, cor. Bush— _Full set of teath. $47 crowns, ! Allings, e, TR. H. @. TRUEMAN, dentist. third floor. Ex- aminer building: formerly in Murphv bide. VAN VROOM_—Painiess ; evenings and Sun- @ave 1001 Market st corner Sixth. SET of teeth without plates. DR. TOUNG, 81 Polle st KLOSE, French modiste, just ar- rived from the Fast, has opened first-class dressmaking parlors at 1019 Market st., 25: elevator. EDUCATIONAL. room EVENING ECHOO! LEGE, 1236 Market s in bookkeeping, shorthand. civil service coaching; tuition § m ALL ‘students but two taking full course this year got positions. SAN FRANCISCO RUSI- NESS COLLEGE. 123§ Market st AYRES Business College, 723 Market st._Day and evening: §8 per month; $0 life scholar- ship guarantees a complete business educa- tion, including the commercfal and shorthand courses: 154 positions secured for our students Auring the past 5 months: catalogue free. GALLAGHER-MARSH College, Parrott bldg.— Shorthand, typing and bookkeeping; Robert F. Gallagher, expert court reporter, teacher of ehorthand: reportorlal phrasing taught; prac- tical bookiceeping, full course, $50: catalogue. HPALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 2 Post st . F.—Bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, laa- guages, telegraphy, English branches, efvil, electrical and mining engineering, etc.; day d page catalogue free. Cutting in Ladles’ Tnllorlng r‘up t-ugm, graduates get $75 weekly; patterns cut;. agents appointed for cities and States. 1206 Market'st., office 19, PROFESSOR TRAVERSO. world-renowned spirif ual medium; advice in all affairs of life, law- euits, divorces, deaths; unites- the separated; mining a speclalty: cirs. Sun:, Wed., Fri. ev's, Come and be convinced. Permanently located. 3 Eddy et bet. Hyde and Larkin: no sign. €. Mavo-Steers, 11213 Oak st, trance mediu readings § hnur= 1-5 p. m. 3 tel. Hmmard al MRS. LF ex. Sat., 222 Turk, GILL] M_Hours, 9 to 4; meeting Thur, Sun.: devel. Fri. eve, 305 Larki corner Ellis—Sittings “'Tuesdar and Thursday. MRS_ WEST, wonderful medium and heale 10 to 10. 1104 Market, room M. . trance, bus. medium, 1164 O’ Farrell. ings. G00: circle every evi MAJORS, :me'd spiritual 148 Bady s AR, the Egyptian Gypsy, draws aside th tain years ahead; happiness an . vet hundreds fail where suc- were it not for a lack of fore- t into the future. If you are in trouble of kind. discontented. unhappy or not satl fied in life, consult ISMAR, for she is a proj etess of world-wide fame and heryname has me a proverh in thousands of homes made ppy by her ald and advice. ISMAR can be consulted daily from 10 a. m. to § p. m., Sun- davs by appointment only, at her office, 1148 Market opp._Sixth. By mail three ‘ques- tions answered, §1. Full life reading, §5. See my dieplay ad on page 22. Late of Los Angeles. MRS. DUVAL is a natural born clairvoyant and business medium. She tells your past, present and future life. 1If there are obstacles in the path of your life she can tell you how to avold and overcome them. She Gives Accurate Tips on the Races. MRS. DUVAL has practiced successtully in Los Angeles for the past nine years for all the principal business people, as well as those in ciety, and still haa patrons there, to whom she will continue to give her valuable MME. M. BERNARD, E FAMOUS Clatrvoyant and Pusiness Medium, Is permanently locatsd at 17 Third st mext Examiner bullding. She reads your life cor- rectly, gives an accurate description of the past, Teveals the present happenings and por- trayk events to occur In the future. I you are in trouble, discontented, unbappy or not atisfied iu life, or have domestic, love or busi- ess troubles, consult this great medium and you will be told how to overcome them. Valuable advice In ail affairs of life. Full life reading by mail; write for Informa- tion: 2 llp perfer( satisfaction guurnn(ped WHY go In the dark? Go to the best clair- voyant, card reader and palmist, and she will tell you all you want to know; she gives good advice In all matters; If you are sick she will cure you of all your ailments and make you happy and well. MME. VA- LEEN, 215 Leavenworth st CON "LT the Quaker m-dlum and vl|mll! !he will reunite you with your loved one: her ad- vice can be relied upon in all business affairs, eales of property, ofl, mines and‘lawsuits; do you want a_betier position? Call and learn ow to get it. MRS. E. SANDEN, 110¢ Mar- ket £t., room 25. MRS. DR. . CLARK, the well-known trance medium, §s permanently located at 1206 Mar- ket st., corner of Golden Gate ave., rooms 25 and % take elevator. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by mall; send stamp for pam- phlet with special terms. Daily and Sunday. day: rent $45 nese: bargain STATIONERY, candy and § tablished business. 5% tween Sixteenth and Sevent FOR eale—A good store nmng and_carpenter hop: half interest or the whole thing; well lished. Box 1710, Call_offices o waknhe: cagse of sale, sitk- J. REUSAH, 1121 Folsom st. Valencia st. th. 21 rooms, paying bar, at San Rafael station. _Lyon st., S8an Francisco. TOR sale—Paint and paper store; established 35 vears: selling _on account of death. 103 Gough st. et es, CANDY, cigar_and stationery store; laundry o'fice; only those meaning business apply. Post st. good- Ownér, 11 MME. PORTER, wonderful clairvoyant & card reader, born with double vell—second sight; diagnoses disease with life reading; ladies 50, gents $1; palm. and clair. sit. $150. 12§ Turk. ISMAR, the Fayptian gypsy, clairvoyant and palmist, permanently located 1148 Market, op. 6th; private readings daily, 10 a. m. to 5 p. m., MME. LAROSE, best clairvoyant, card reader; _free tests Xc up. 412 Stevenson st., cor. Sixth. MRS . M. DUVAL, clairvovant, business me- _dium; mining a specialty. 217 Kearny, r. §-10. MRS, .VALEEN. palmist, clafrvoyant, card reader and magnetic healer. 215 Leavenworth. CLATRVOYANT, mineral psychometrist, palm- ist a 4 reading, 2c. 1241% Market st. MME. ZDA. the gypsy, is the great palm- ist and, card reader: %e. 7 Seventh st. - BRANCH bakery, ets; cheap rent; fine rooms. delicacies; good busi- Box 1732, Call. $00_RESTAURANT: g00d Jocation; good bust- ness. Address box 2083, Call office, Oakiand. WANTED—Good mining, manufacturing or timber proposition. Address box 1744, Call. MRS, BROWN, 109 Fifth st., room 2—Scientl- fic ‘card reading. MME. St. Elmo—Special this week, $1 readings i paimistry, wat:r readings. ‘944 Mission. MME. HANSON, palmistry. card reader: past, present, future; 2. 148 Sixth st., room M. lady would like partner with small _cepital Toox 1313, Call office. MME. SYBILLE—Cradle to grave; future hus- band's picture Zic: ladies. 814 O'Farrell st. CALIFORNIA BUSINESS COLLEGE has posi- tlons guaranteed to it by written contract, and can therefore with confidence guarantee positions to all its graduates. 305 Larkin st. A—THE LYCEUM, an accredited preparatory school for the university, law and medical volleges: references, President Jordan or any Stanford professor.” Phelan bullding. MINING echool of H. Hirsching, 334 Kearny st., open: day and eve. classes; chemistry, lixivat _ tion, mineralogy. . geology. ‘coal ofl formation. & SPECIALTY—Perfecting beginners; business college graduates; bonkk!ealnl figures; short time. TARR. . 220 CARPENTER, first-class and sober. can do gome millwrighting. wants job ‘with some company at §3 per day. Box 17, Call office. COOK—_Experiented meat and_pastry; hotel, restaurant, hoarding-house. 802 Montgomery &t.. corner Jackson, room 17. ANY kind of ‘work by an ambitious man, age 20; good habits. Address B., Call branch, 639 McAllister at. GOOD carpenter wants work, either by day or take jobs; good references; give address. A. D., Prull\zl! Cal. *| MeDOWELL D YOUNG man, thoroughly acquainted with the reising of chicl s and the running of in- Cubators, seeks & position; good references. Box 17, Cail office CARPENTER, good millwright and general man_from Egst, total abstainer, wishes steady position with manufacturing or other corporation; eity or out: distance no abjec- tion.. Box 1700, Call office. RELIABLE man wishes pml’llnv fair business ability; can tools: also paint: low’ wage: ‘ment; possesses dle carpents city or country. Box Call ofce. B B:\RTE\DER G(Yman‘ good mixer, desires position, city or countrv; best of references. _Address G. M., 1104 Larkin st. . CLERK would like position in rooming or wages reasonable; have experi- Ellfs st. SOBER and reliable young married man wants a permanent position as night watchm: Best of city references. Address F. B. 7% Natoma st., citv. INDUSTRIC German, £tands care of hLorses, tables. lawn, flowers private family; very useful' and Wwilling: references; city or coun- t Box Call office. Gardener; under- buggles, cows, vege- YOUNG girl; care boy 3 years; good home; §10 a month. Inquire 2 Ellllt_h st. WANTED—A girl to learn dressmaking. Eddy st, rooms 96.97. aking and Millinery School —The oldest and enly established school on the coast. The leading system, competent instruc- cutting. fitting and nm-hmmon.hl! taught: designing a specialty; h milli- nery added to our coursa: now 1s the time to prepare for spring work. A lesson in feather- bone free to those entering before Feb. 15. rellable es- Oakland and tablished business in the city, Alameda. - Box 1701, Call office. GIRL to do hair work. Apply between 12 and _1 o'clock, MME. PHILLIPS, 120 Geary st. (‘HRKSTIAN (lfl lnr (tflerll homvm'k AD— piy 2112 Folsom st. SEWING machine operators wanted at Levi Strauss & Co.’s overall factory, 32% Fremont st. Apply to MR. DAVIS. A LADY of indomitable energy, possessed of el rtion: good opportunity to right par- ty. F. PERSON, room 412, Parrott bullding. OPERATORS on electric _power sewing ma- chines on shirts and overalls at GREENE- BAUM, WEIL & MICHAELS. 531 Mission GIRLS WANTED. > Experienced tobacco strippers. Apply WM. LEWIS®& CO., 24 California Tead trimmer; state ex- WANTED—Milliner expected. Box 77, Call. perience and sala EXPERIENCED _button-hole _operators on shirts. BRENN “LMAN CO., 19 Battery. OPERATORS on ladies’ underwear to work in 1 723 Market ) CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions recrhred at Call Bnnch office, ‘200 Fillmore st. all advertisements and 096 A BRANCH office for | subscriptions. has been established at Valencia st. GARDENEH. first-class, smzle‘ of long experi- ence in landscape gardening, growing of flo ers, greenhouse and orchard work, wishes situation on a private Cal PROFPECTOR wants grub stake; understands placer and quarta. Address room 305, Win- chester Tlotel. CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions Trecetved at Call branch office. 2200 Filimore st A BRANCH office for Call subscriptions has - been cin_strest e e FEATHER PILLOWS. HOTELS and private parties wishing to have their feather pillows cleaned 2d by the latest sanitary process may address FEATHER FACTORY 244 Stevenson st ——— e - FLATS TO LET. TG let—New flats on Buchanan st between McAilister and Golden Gate ave. 5 and ¢ rooms and bath: all the latest Improvements. Apply G. H. UMBSEN & CO.. 4 Montgomery. TO let—Lower flat of 4 rooms: rent $10. 1002 McAllister. st. Apply G. H. UMBSEN & CO.. Montgomery st. YOWNTOWN FLAT. Four rooms and bath; modern and new: por- :\elfllan tub; rent §22 50. Key room 128 Murphy ulidt; ENGINEERING, elvil. elec., mining vey, ascay. cyanide, arch. VAN DER NAILLEN s-’Hr»m.. i3 Market. SUPERIOR violin, zither, guitar, banjo, man- dolin lessons 56c. W. P. CHAMBERS, 244 - Taylor st. THE Sll\ln Gultar Book, hV I‘ B;ara"“ld Just out; 125 pretty and casy pleces; at the music stores, ARTI T will_give private ash drawing. Hox ELOCUTION, p for lpeech f‘alhulmn School, i truction 1 Call ot 62 Fnr!er st. MANDOLIN, violin, gultar players, club prac- tice. Merkl, reliable teacher. 1008’ Mission st. FRENCH. Spanish,ate, Prof. sAcademy - of Ilnrlulfl. 320 Post; estab’d 1871; ablest profs. MUNSON, School Shorthand, Mpm‘, Bookkeep- ing: Spanish. 137 Mont'y. E. M. Carpenter, pr. ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, grammar, Writing, etc.; day or eve.; $5 mo, 1024 Mission, nr. §th. JLLUSTRATION—PARTINGTON'S DAY and ILLUSTRATION— night class. 424 Pine st. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. A—UNION Jnmnu! -Chinese Emp. Office; &It help furn.; domestic servants: work execu! with care, dispatch. 417 Powell; tel. Bush s,l DESIRABI Tent §24. 160 Hayes st FOR ren!—FumlHlled flll 5 rooms, bl’h gas; $20 a month. Box. 1746, Call office. LEAVENWORTH, 151954 sunny rooms and bath: hot and cold water: gas. near Panbandle. In- bet. Broadway and Pa- LOWER flat of 4 rooms, bath and cellar quire 1308 Powell st., cific; i _rent "E z yard and cel- _lar; rent §16; sunny; no children. 1T you want to move get printed list flatsto let from BALDW[NIHGWLLL 10 “ont[(nmEYy MODBRN flat, § rooms, bat Howard st., near Seventh. SUNNY flat of 3 rooms complete for house- keeping. Apply 725 Fulton st. 2 EINE Tew flats for rent; $14 and $16. 3, 4 RM. flats, with large vard "ward st., Harrison, near 3 ROOMS and hall at 121 Bruce place, Folsom st.. between Seventh and Eighth. $7—FLAT, 8 rooms, yard. on Linden avi water free. Key at 524 Fell st. oft FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. JAPANESE responsible housecleaning co.; est. 1870; practieal recommend: try them; removed 0 419 Dev'sadero tel. Fell i26. . HAMADA. JAPANESE and Chinese help of all kinds; cooks, wajters and house servants. GEO. AOKI & CO., 421 Post &t.; tel. Bush 135. JAPANESE and _Chinese employment office; best help. 526 O'Farrell st.; tel. Hyde 2191. RELIABLE Japavese-Chinese employmient of- fice; all kinde help. 315 Stockton: Main 6183, A B C EMPLOYMENT Dfflcr Chinese, Japan- ese help fur. 544 California: phone James 2601 CRPHEUM Employment Office—Japanese. Chi- nese help. 426 Powell, nr.Sutter: tel. Black 3072 CHINESE and Japanese Employment Office— ast 426 Best help. 4111 O'Farrell st.: tel. e e e e e EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. GOOD reliable girl wishes a position as sec ond girl or care of children; wages $20; Oakland preferred. _Address 518 Ellis st. TRUSTWORTHY saving woman, good cook, wants position as working heusekeeper to gentleman or with one or two chidren; wcross the bay preferred. Address A. . et_District, Sai | NEAT competent girl for, general housework: will do small wash; wages $2%. Call at 52 Oak st. | MIDDLE-AGED woman wants _work: good | _plain coo 20608 Folsom. | RESPECTABLE girl_wishes a_ position at housework, Apply 220715 Pine st. | RESPECTABLE colored girl would like a place as nursegirl; only 1 or 2 children; car fare. Box 1738, Call office. LADY wishes situation s governess or vis ing governess; teaches French, German, Eng- lish, music; 'good references: willing to travel, Cal ofl\ GERMAN, middle-age: tion to do housework or cooking in privat family. Box 1726, Call office. COMPETENT woman from Philadelphia, can glve good references, wants a situation; is 8004 cook. 241 Tehama st STRONG German woman wants work by the day; can give references. Addrees MRS. FRANKLI . 345% Third st. PROTESTANT woman wishes Rousewark good housekeeper; permanent place wanted; refer- ences glven. Call' Tuesday, no postals, 40 Minna st A _GOOD, competent strong young womas wishes general housework and window clean- references; best ing by the day; wages $1 50 d. B | RELTABLE cou girl w housework or mind chlldren, House, 321 Grant ave. RELIABLE woman wants work by the day; #00d laundress. Address box Call. i = ¥ i EXPERIENCED woman would liks work In restaurant, boarding-house or lunch Mouse'to work from 8 to 2, wait or assist {n kitchen. __Call or address €64 First st., upstairs. f work; all offl 74; st: lght Ahiborn . | RELIABLE woman wants a few days' wash _ing. 414 Octavia st.; upper flat. AN Fastern lady wishes position as Working housckeeper. Apoly 1235 Market st., between Eighth and Ninth, room 2. | LAUNDRY route in largest and oldest estab- lished laundry 132, Call office. GROCERY; 0ld_established, ine business cor- ner; at a sacrifice on account of sickness. Box 1706, Call office. CANDY and notion store for sale. ard st. Par- in city; $450. Address box 115 How- ANTED—A pariy to run coffee house. ticulars Coffee John, 613 Clay et. | #0-—CIGAR store, ‘clubroom, laundry office, 333 Third st. - OUTSIDE route on this paper for sale. Appl Call Businees Oftce. iig 4 AA—$400; grand opportunit; y for or gent ; location o it Tieut. ol nileh STATE rights: up to date o baltenute: | MRS, Melvill, read well-known clalrvoyant, water 11, 6th;German spoken; tel. Howard 1845, MME. SCHAFFER. clairvoyant, card reader; eittings dafly. Sl Jessie st. - MME. AUGUST, clairveyan, palmistry: trut MMF. RAVENNA reads life fluently; business advice: names riven: 2c un._ & Fourth st. EXPERIENCED Infant's nurse, middle-aged, desires work in private home, institution or at her own rooms. Address box 1705, Call. TOUNG woman from the country wants place | o attend a child; wages $10, Address ANNA, 321 Grant ave. EXPERIENCED | woman with best references wishes position as housekeeper or as cook on ranch. 1110 Clay &t ——— e e CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING. WHEN you bocome disgusted wif send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer "°°¢'.§a‘l'z'-‘ inix Works, 363-357 Tehama st.; tel. South 40. CARPETS cleaned at 3c per yard, lald at Se. YOUNG lady wishes work with first-class dresemaker; mt good walst finisher. 1831 Fif- FURNISHED flat to let; 4 rooms and bath; ble. 113 Thirteenth st. ed flat for rent or sale. 420 FURNITURE FOR SALE. FURNISHED house of 11 rooms; on sunny side of O'Farrell st., between Mason and Taylor; rent reasonable. Box 1370, Call office. NEWLY furnished flat; must be sold Monday. 710 Taylor s LOOMS_furnished in oak 8 40, with No. range. King Furniture Co. 1127 Mark: e ———————— CHEAPEST and best in America—The Weekly Call, 16 pages, sent to any address in the Unifed States or Canada one year for $1, postage paid HELP \;Ai‘"l)-—!lALl!. A—MURRAY & READY Phone Main 5848 Leading Emvloyrfl:nl and Labor Agents. +WANT 7 A. M. MONDAY.. Fxperienced foreman for a solar salt plant, good wages sticker hand, plnnlnl mIH Erogm for gentieman s stabies Taborer, ranch, Contra Costa Co. choreman and make little butter. choreman, private residence. 3 laborers, $1 7 day 2 buggy washers anr\ blemen, city: farmer ana wite, see hoss here: § plow teamsters: or- Chard pruners: 2 orchard hands: dairymen. butter-makers and milkers WOODCHOPPERS AND TIEMAKERS, tools, provisions and cabins furnished. 4 waiters, city and cuunlry hotels. $25 and $30: 3 cooks..... 330, and- 40 dishwashers .§15 and $20 _MURRAY & RE ADY, &'um Clay st. DEPARTMENT Marker and distributor, $i0; presser. 3% to $40; starch Ironer, $35, for first-class hotel | laundry, country; waliter for springs, $2250, fare advanced; German waiter, country’ ho- | tel, 360 aker and pastry -cook, hotel, EN & CO. C. 104 Geary st. 10 TEAMSTERS; 5 common laborers, $1 [ woodchoppers; first-class man to run sticker machine: exeperienced lumber yard men. Cal. _Emp. Agency, 5 Third st. JOURNEYMAN Barbers' International Unfon— Free empioyment; only recognized union. 115 Turk; tel. Folsom 1583. 1. LESS. Secretary. WANTED—In_grocery: Experienced drivers: Doys to learn. the business: boys for office: want men and boys who wish‘a permanermt place; they must have good appearance, ly and bright; must have first-class refer- ences. Apply at manager's office. 412 Pin st. after 10 o'clock, Monday. GOLDBERG _BOWEN & co. SALESMEN to sell imporlrd and_domestic Ii- quors; principally fiie Kentucky whiskies - and blends, case and barrel goods to jobbers and saloon trade: good chance to the right man; salary or commission. R. S DER & SON, 6 and E. Water st., ington. Ky. an- | 4 HORSES for salo; also wagons, carts, harness. Grand Arcade Horse 327 Sixth st.: auction sales every Wi SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers. S F. VETERINARY College will commence its 2d session June 10. Catalogue by Applm to M. L l"lnmll!. sec., 510 Golden G ve. FOR sale—Double or single team express wagon: also fine cart. Appl Cortland ave., mear Mission st. FOR sale—$123; carriage horse; dark color. _st., corner Hampshire. . at w0 young, strong, stylish work or i1 Twentleth TOR sale—Almost new light roadste: DuSEY anfl hlrn!“ cheap. Avply M0A Gr'v e ot $_TOP buggy. biano box, nearly ne _gain. 62 Market, room §. 7 FRESH Duiham cows: rich milk quarts daily; gentle. $3 Shotwell st THREE fast road horses; aiso some good Dbusiness horses, at 721 Howard st 2100 SETS - cond-hand harness: carts, buggles, surreys, horses. Tito Folsom. AN A No. 1 express wagon, single, also light camping wagon, for sale cheap. 532 Mission < HOUSES TO LET. A A A A A A A AN —] D LIST Houses to let; send for cte- cular. G. H. UMBSEN & CO.. 14 Montgomery. SUNNY corner: 6§ rooms and bath. yard. ete.: rent reasonable. Corner Twenty-sixth st. and lencia and Guerrero. larga lot and chicken house. , mear Ashbury: rent $7. 4112 Sixteenth HOUSE of 8 rooms: I lots: large basement: rent §4. Key corner Eighth and Alabama. HOWARD 1105—Upper part house § nmny rooms, bath_yard. Key at barber shop. MODERN house, § rooms, first-class style. 1911 Buchanan $10—4 ST Market ——— e room, sunny flat rent reasonable; open from 2 to Nister st. ‘adults on 4 18 large 2“3! Plerce. PARTLY furnt party with references only WILL rent mrm-ned il or & portion of a sunny, well- ouse of 10 roome: gas and ‘a coal bie._e14 Capp e, NTED-A_modern “residence of 9 or more must be north of Gea A _east of Devisagers sts. _Address box Canl office. HOUSE CLEANING. Co., estab. 18903 Fell 136, | JAPANESE House Cleanin; removed to 419 Devisadero st.. [ AND FOUND. LOST | TSt Masonic emblem pin set with five dta- | “monds. ~ Finder return to SERGT. WOLF, | uthern Police Station. eive reward. 2 | LOST- —Chamols bag r\mam*m: diamond rings and a small pair of diamond serew earrings and a stamp picture. Finder please return to Rev. MRS. M. S. LE 1369 Post st., ‘and receive $100 reward OST—A bunch of keys ou st. Finder will returning to 63 Second st Montgomery by rame of BARTLETT §. MORRISSEY, No. | _2M-831. The finder will please return o bank. ine 18 30, Fin leasa | FITZPATRIC and- Gough and Grove sts.: PURSE lost In vicinity of Fourth and Bryant: | liberal reward. 2043 Bryant st . black co LOST—Janvary Finder please return to 1617 Lorin. Berkeley: reward { GOLD watch & chain: inscription *From Moth- er to Mamfe.” Retura 2102 2th; Iib. reward. Warited_Old gold for manufacturing. O. Noite, 248 O'Farrell. bet. Powell and Mason. GLD gold, siiver, diamonds and pr J. R. JENRFEL %17 Market st to travel for old established no canvassing required; PERSON house: salary $750 & expenses: Inclose self-addressed stamped _envelope. Manager, 3% Caxton bidg., Chicago. FIVE 0dd Fellows in good standing in Call- cominis- fornia and every State; all or part time: manent, desirable position; salary, _slons. THE HAZEN CO., New York driver for delivery wagon. _Apply Monday morning at S. N. WOOD & CO.'8, 718 Market st. 3 WANTED 5 good hardwood trimmers. Apply to foreman, Claus Spreckgls’ Annex. CASHBOYS wanted. treet. STRONG boy wanted In sheet metal works. Drumm st DISHWASHER wanted, Call between 9 and 11 a.'m., Hotel Montrose, 1020 Van Ness ave. BOY about 17 ye-m old for a wholesale house. F. box 1749, Call office. n FURNITURE WANTED. TO receive highest value for furniture, carpet etc., see W. E. Cody, 757 Mission; tel. Red 2 WANTED—Young man to work around oyster 212 O'Farrell st NG man to solicit for merchant wages or commission. 1215 Market st. tatlo: . South 792, made to order, r st work guar- anteed; feathers and hair cleansed; fine up- holstery; expert carpet-cleaning and laying. HOPKR BROS. 318 and 120 Eleventh st B T MATRIMONIAL. MARRIAGE bureau; estab. ISS7: reliable & con- fidential: lists, 10c. ' MRS. HERTZ. 708 Ellis st. DAVIES, specialists _Market, the weil- DR. and Mrs. | Pknown 1adtes” years' practice: perfectly reliable: a positive cure guaranteed at office; patients treated can return same se wishing to treat themselves should DOO HERB HOME TREAT- DR. G. W. O'DONNELL, moved to 1013 Market, opp. 5th; world-renowned ladies’ specialist: ble; practiced in San Francisco for years; 3d thousands of cases successtully: treatment can be used at home; consultation free. After all others fail cail on him. Auctloneer—L.Vincent, 1305 Larkin; tel. Polk 634; furniture & furn'd houses bought; spot cash. CHAS. LEVY buys your furniture, piancs, etc. 1135 Market st.: tel A. WOLLPERT, 773 Mission st. price for second-hand furniture HELP WANTED—FEMALE. carpets, Jessie 61 pays _highest tel. Red 1354 AT C. R. HANSEN & CO.'S_.Phone Grant 18 HOTEL DEPARTMENT . csses and Northern and Southern California and Ari zona, $20 to $30, free fare and fare advanced fancy ironer and marker and distributor, $40, laundress, -institution, city, ‘chambermaids country, good wages C. R. HANSEN & CO. TWO nursegirls, $20 and $25. C. R. HA & CO., 104 Geary st. THREE waitresses for Salt Lake City, Utah, $20, transportation here. C. R. HANSEN & €O., 1M Geary st. A_HOTEL GAZETTE, % Montgomery, rm. 1. Wajtress, country hotel, PRACTICAL Millinery School; establ yrs.; trade taught; class now forming caey; references given. 1107 Van Ness ave. TADY who knows something of Japanecse art salary. Call between 2 and L roem 5, 5 Mar- GIRL wanted genefal housework; no cooklnl. no dishwashing: §20. 1552 Post st. GIRL to do cooking and housework; $20; three In family. 1244 California st. NFAT, willing girl; private family: good home. Addr!l!. rer and Wl‘el, box lm Call. FEXPERIENCED _operators, NEWBAUER BROS, wages on silk walsts. First st. CPERATORS and riveters on overalls. NEMANN & CO., 410 Mission st. FIRST-CLASS French or German cook: one having been in Jewish family preferred: city references required. Call Sunday morning, or | Monday, from 2 to 8 p. m., 2129 Jackson s! WOMAN to caré for child: 2 years. Call to- dl)'y room 12, Ahiborn Hotel, ant ave. WANTED-Office boy (coloredy, over 13 vears; grammar school grafluate: neat and active. Address, with references and full particulars, to box 1322, Call office, } MRS. DR, KOHL, 397 Market st cor. Sixth— Safe and reliable ladles’ physician; treatment $5:.positive cure guaranteed: when others fail censult free. MRS. DR. KOHL. BRIGHT hboy, 13 to 17 years, to clean about Jewelry store and run errands; must work evenings until 9: wages $5 per week. Address box 1323, Call office. | DRS. GOODWIN, 100734 Market, expert on_dis- eases of women; 15 years’ practice in 8. F', a cure guaranteed; §5 at office; have en?fll thfll saRds of cas EXPERIENCED hotel runner, sober and hon- est: must speak German and Scandinavian. Ahiborn House, 321 Grant EOY to learn grocery business: §1 per week to_commence. ~ Box 1707, Call office. WANTED-Boy about 15 years of age In whole- cale house. Rox 1703, Call offic NMENT positions; thousands appoint- ments made from civil service examinations | held March and April; catalogue Iri Co- lumblan Correspondence College, Washington. ENGINEERS, firemen, machinists and elec- triclans—New 40-page pamphlet of questions asked by examining hoard of engineers: free. G. A. ZELLER, publisher, St. Louis, Mo. MECHANICS, engineers. clectricians, ete.: scholarship in engineering awarded to few well recommended applicants. American _Schoql of Cogrespondence, Boston, Mass. GENTLEMAN of indomitable cnergy and push: Scod opportunity o right man. F. P 8. Parrott butlding. AR wax'rr:u—memu for the Marins C 8, Navy. able-bodied unmarried men o o good character, between s of 21 and leww than's fest & inches and ot w«"f::: 1inen in helght: able to read. ‘write and eak, Englien. | For further information_ap- ]! &t the Marjne Recruiting Of i, Ban Francieco. Cay ¢ orce. 40 Elila CANVASSERS wanted for “Life and Reign of Queen Victoria,” by the eminent historians, ree Prof. Chas. Morris & urat Halstead: nearly DR nmlmdrlchn}l mun,nnonfi:. endous 3 big " book: ’big comimissions: credit T teva: freight paid: outfits free. The Dominion Co., Dept. V, 34 Dearborn st Chicago. GET vour shoes hal 0 Kdc. 562 Mission PANTS and vest maker f REISS BROS. _Co., ‘!ul(;;re:t‘m"' ‘pv” FOR sale—Barber_shap, tures; sacrifice; $60, 301 complete, with fix- Castro, cor._ 18th. LADY experlenced rolicitors, $1 a day and ‘commission: permanent: sure seller. Room 7, 905 Market st., Monday, 10 to . FIRST-CLASS finishers on pants. BELASCO & HARRIS CO., 341 Market st. (upstairs). APPRENTICES to learn tailoring: paid while g EANSING COMPO - PANY. 21 Spear st. A MEN wanted to learn barber trade; only etgnt Weeks required; position gunranteed. spe-ial iiducements; eatal f 7 mn;..t & HARRIS CO. 1| RAWRER COLLFGF M5 Clay st. e TIRST.CLASS operators on pants and vests. | "that Ba Romn. Hemo Honee amct, o “n BELASCO & HARRIS CO., 51 Market st. | runs Denver Mouse, I Third st.: m'ur;o (upstairs). | _rooms: e per night: 51 10 $2 par W WANTED—A middle-aged woman to assist in | BRIGHT men “address: housework In a kind country h: il e e objection; moderate - wakes: no children Ta | 3 acm ‘ot "'P"::"ii i * fungy. Apply to 227 Second st., Monday. VE! AKER who can take char of fi 3 state last place and how long el Fox WANTED- A paid spprentics for dressmaker. STRATTON'S, & Elghth st.; tel, Jessie 14, + | 7 Post st. 3. F, MITCHELL, Carpel-Beating and R | ® E, M en- | EMPLOVMENT WANTED—MALE. | WANTED- Middleaget woman seslst with 4. ADVANCE e T Tl L T RS AU Dl CONKLIN'S Carpet-Boating Gold T Ay e B A B = - cure. Dr. | WANTED—Position as bartender:am a liable man and a mixer; have had years' experience hotel .bar; am 'ln to go in the country; can sive the best Igferences. Address HERMAN SCHROEDER, i XOU‘NEM 19, well and II\'I SR T it m.'mmmm Dreterred. 145 s st _dinavian o ookl ind 1 housework. T s Y S ALL sizes wen's shoes, slight mag ricer HeE Meintion st Rt it K‘:atnm' oy WANTED--100 men to take rooms, Pe. | Boston House, 330 Howard st ¢ and —_— YOUNO man to do janitor work for Ill tl:llh LS. F. barber school. HIA- How PENSIONS i H. firm, S04 Market, W Preran o m»f.'u‘.'.’;" SAILORS. seamen all Patts of w R AN sy, GIRL with exverience in operat| -A apprentices; paid 'h!il‘lhmhlllll'.. *_fi-?i_______ R Bl R %W SRR guarantesd treatment at t; home for patients; con- sult free. 942 Post st.. bet. Hyde and Lariin. RS. DR. ALLEN, 1035 Market—Ladies’ spe- st; safc and sure cure. §5; best care; low 11 consult free. DR. POPPER, MRS. DR. LA TOUR, ladies spectalists; new process: sure cure; no medi- cine:every woman her own physician, 23Kearny ’uns DR GWYER, specialist; home successful practice office. $; any ailm ladies’ MINES AND MINING. I MONTEZUMA COPPER STOCKS. «MONTEZUMA COPPER STOCKS. | MONTEZUMA COPPER STOCKS. Montezuma copper ores carry valuew make & safe and conservative investment, all the profit to be gained buying. We will prove it to' that with ugh speculative Washington Is destined o be one of the great- est copper producing States. We will prove it to you. THE MONTEZUMA MINING COMPANY. THE MONTEZUMA MINING COMPANT. THE MONTEZUMA MINING COMPANY. Has 24 of the best properties In Washington, and development work is heing earried for- ward on the greater number of them. In the Tacema_group thousands of tons of ore aver- | aging $& per ton in values are on the dump [ awaiting the extension of the ratiway. | The Montezuma Company is absolutely out of debt. | [Jte stock is non-assessable under the laws of | Washington. Its management represents the highest busi- ness character of the State. ‘The mines are permanent flssure veins. Copper can be produced more cheaply here than elsewhere because no expensive hoisting or pumping machinery is needed: timber, coal, water, lime in unlimited quantities: only fifty | miles by rail from sea navigation: ores simple pyritic, easily smelters and concentrated. The Montezuma is a big, strong, safe com- pany. Tta stock 1s held by investors all over the Union. = | Jt ofters to-day the best opportunity for a safe and profitable investment of any mining conecera in the world. Par value of the stock §I. For a short time it s offered at e cash and Sc on installments to_suit. Write or call for a prospectus Inted matter that will add to Foow ledge concerning the century’s most prom- inent metal THE TMERICAN GUARANTY AND TRUST Y. SO Selitng Agents. __310 Safe Deposit bullding, San Franetseo. RICH gold flelds in this State: prospector want partner. with Eae; chance of lifetime. Mn-. x 1742, Call office. MINING AND ASSAYING. | e Stake Tor ne years riferencon~ Adivens 112, Call office. 3