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42 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1902. ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS. | BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS | OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. . ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. PRI vttt or st b e e VP (CE HOMES FOR SALE ON EASY SOME CHOI ¥ S, DECIDED BARGAINS—— lot 50x130; $3100—A fine 7-room cottage; Alameda ave, $3250—8-room modern 2-story; large lot; & Enagy. $2500—A great bargain; 7 r. and b.; modern; first come, first served, will secure one of the best bargains ever offered. $4500—Elegant corner Jot; house of 7 r. and b.; choice location. OTHER BARGAINS TO OFFER. CALL AND SEE US, ——OUR BUSINESS——— Js to svit you on price and terms, To offer you the best in the market at the lowest figure, MANY e AND——— To bulld for you, on your own terms, in any part of Alameda you may desire, on terms to suit, ‘WHY- Not let us build you a_comfortable, cozy cottage JUST LIKE PAYING RENT. ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY, 1500 Park st Alameda. $350—1%-STORY house of 5 rooms; near 0ol &nd narrow gauge etation; lot #4x100; terms to suit. $1700—Cottage of 4 rooms and bath; barn and chicken houses; lot 97x125; near Bay- st. station and school; must be sold on ount of departure. $3150—n course of construction; all latest im- cottage of 7 rooms and vements Both: in best resiGence section of A meds; lot 40x175; terms $500 cash, bal- ance $25 per month. Bullding lots for sale in all parts of Ala- meda. Houses built on the installment plan to sult; plans and estimates furnished on application. WM. DUFOUR & CO..2326 Santa Clara ave. Near Park st -...Alameda $600—ELEGANT lot, 30:7x135; will bulld you & house to suit on easy Jgerms. gmoo—flmz 5-room modern cottage; terms,, j2000—Up-to-date modern 6-room house; terms to suit. $800—b-room cottage; $150 down and $10 per month. ‘We have had the Derby Tract in Fruitvale placed in our hands for sale. There are two elegant houses on this tract that we will sell E2% 5 oy Seisms 'or " ol o s e o suit. W. K. CONGER & CO. 1501 Park &t...... -Alameda HOMES————— HOMES -HOMES If you are thinking of buying a bullding lot or & bome it will pay ¥ou to see us. ———ALL PRICES—— BEST BARGAINS. BEST BARGAINS, Leading and Reliable Agents. HAMMOND & HAMMOND, ) Buccessors to H. P. Moreal & Co., 1622 Pork st........ 3 -Aiameda DELANOY-RANDLETT COMPANY. $4500—XNew S-room colonial house; large lot; Clinton ave. $3250—7-room gothic cottage; must be seen to be @ppreciated; best opportunity ever offered to get a good home on easy terms &t bedrock prices. Will build any style you may desire. Our Laurel-st. Tract is the finest bay shore prop- erty in Alameda. DELANOY-RANDLETT COMPA 1536 Park st... Ny, Alameda BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS REAL ESTATE. BERKELEY PECIAL LIST OF HOUSES. 2000—Modern; 5 rooms; Dwight ' station. $2500—6 rooms; nice; b nice place; near ved street; mear station. $3000—9 rooms; good condition; near Dwight station; big house for the mon $3200—¢ good room lot; mear Tele $4060—% rooms; and very mice; modern; large raph vod house; corner; near U. C. $4500—9 rooms: fine condition; mice grounds; iot 55x135; near car line 8525010 rooms: choice location; near Uni- versity; south side. $7000—16 rooms; choice location; lot 55x130; close to U. C. on south LOTS g STREETS. $525— 408 ; 4 blocks of U. C. $600—40x135; : 4 blocks of U. C. $700—40x130. cement walk; 3 blocks of U. C. $900—45x135. close to U and station. t of Shattuck; of U. C. fine location f Dwight south frontage: ulton; morth of Dwight. east of Ellsworth, fine location; the south. Berkeley. land on College ave., Berkeley ; work all dome; this can be cut up so as to make ach lot worth $900. nsisting of 110 patrons; 18 . 2 horses, 2 wagons, cans and her implements, or will trade for cot- Lage ottage; modern; lot 43x131: n easy terms. . MORAN & CO., Berkeley Station. rictly choice location; clcse to | k complete; near station; $1000 | BERKELEY REAL ESTATE. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. 50_NICE 8 room bLouse; bath; high base- el s Tacaaumized; lot 408135, near ;4250 cash: bal : c-‘(;'m, l;:l‘n sta.; or C. C. Emslie, sta, $1200 —iroom _ house; _ patent _plumbing; cor. lot, 45x125; macadamized in front; near Dwight way station. W. C. MORAN, Lorin sta., or C. C. Emslie, Ashby sta. LOTS. $385; street work; 37:6x120; near cars. street work; 40x122; near cars. 450 i reet work: 40x100; near cars. street work %l‘% near cars. street work; 1 near Cars. . C. MORAN, Lerin sta.; or C. C. EMS- , Ashby s “room house; high basement; lot 50x street work and cement walk; well and cholce location, mear cars. ~Terms if red. CWE. MORAN, Lorin sta., or C. C. Ems- lie, Ashby sta. $560—Any one can own a home at this price— 3-room house, weil and pump, wood and coal house; chicken houses; lot 40x110; close to street cars, stores, etc.; teris very reasonable, not to exceed actual rent. 273) $2200—On your own_terms: stop paying rent; 5-room, high basement cottage: modern; piped for gas; barn; good deep well; also city water; garden, chicken houses, etc. Jot H0x162; convenient to schools, trains and street care. (274) $2000—A genuine bargain and no reasonable payments refused: 6-room cottage, bath, mantel, etc.; well, windmiil and tank: chicken houses; lot 50x170; near station, schools and stores. The house cannot be built at the price quoted for this property. 0. A. RUDOLPH, Lorin. Open Sundays. FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS FRUITVALE REAL ESTAT) H. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station. $2000—A beautiful corner of one half acre of extra good soil in most desirable loca- | tion with new modern cottage of 5 rooms, hall and bath; tastetully finished; high basement, brick foundation, etc.: city water; chicken house; fronting on ! main county road; easy terms. $1750—Modern cottage of 4 extra large rooms; hall, bath, pantry, closets, etc.; high basement; lot 50x137; -street work done; sewered; one-half block from East 14th- st. car line; just a few blocks to local trains. $1575—Beautiful colonial cottage of 5 rooms and bath; finished with latest improve- ments; hall and high basement; front- ing on macadamized street; lot 50x170; all fenced; only a short walk to local trains; easy terms If desired. $900—Cottage of 5 roome and summer kitchen; frujt trees; chicken and pigeon houses: Iot 50X270 feet from street to street; ali fenced; located in Elmhurst. $850—Comfortable home for very little money consisting of 8 large rooms, pantry, etc.; city water, stable and chicken house: large lot; most suitable for raising chickens, etc.; smail sum down, balance same as rent. $2200—Chicken ranch of 23, acres. nicely ele- vated; house of 5 room e, chicken houses, 200 chicken: key: cow, horse, harness and wagon; located near High' st.; a big bargaln; owner going south. H. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station. A. J. SNYDER, Real Estate, 467 Ninth st., ‘Oakland, Cal $1500—Cottage with 5 rooms and bath and basement; close to local train and right on the electric car line transferring to all parts of Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley. $1700—Cottage with b5 rooms and bath on Grove-st. car line, near Firty-ninth st.,, with 35 foot lot. 100—Here is a very large lot, 85x100, with a cottage of 6 rooms and bath. only three blocks from the Telegraph-ave. cars, near the business center of Al- den; this is certainly a cheap buy, as the’ property will advance In value in a short time, $2500—New cottage of 6 rooms and bath on the sunny side of the street, only five minutes’ ride from the center of Oak- Jand, within a block of the electric cars; very desirable neighborhood; everything to make It an attractive home; must be sold at once, S0 inves- tigate without delay. $2400—New two-story house with 7 rooms and bath. between the Grove and San Pablo car lines; can be had for the very small payment of $300 cash and the balance on & long term of easy monthly pay- ments, | $2800—Only $500 cash and the balance to sult for a new house of 6 rooms and bat! beautiful in finish and within less than a block of the Grove-st. car line in one of the most desirable portions alonz that line; is on the north side of the street and on elevated ground. $3750—Another new house and one of the best bargains offered; is within 5 minutes’ walk of Tenth and Broadway, east of Broad: and north of Seventh st.; 7 rooms and bath; electric light fixtures very nice elevated lot with bulkhead re taining wall; better make yourself a Christmas present of this desirable home, Lots, Lots, Lots—Just opening up a new tract within one block of the Telegraph-ave, car line and only a few blocks from the new crosstown car line; nelghborhood of the best; street work’to be done at once; a good chance to secure a valu- able lot at the low prices of from $10 to $15 per front foot; 75 lots to choose from; don’t make the mistake of letting this pass until you have more tim: choose now and get cholce on lots of- fered, Out of town purchasers are invited to cor- respond for full information on any- thing advertised and receive the bene- fit of any service that can be offered to you, A. J. SNYDER, Real Estate Broker, 467 Ninth st., Oakland, Cal. | I ALLEN LAND COMPANY. 468 Tenth St., Oakland. $900—House of 4 rooms, high basement; cor- mer lot, 25x100; all_street work done; good well; terms, $100 cash, balance $9 60 per month. (Oakland.) $950—House of 4 rooms; large lot; sewer and city water; 1 block from car line; terms, $150 cash, balance $9 60 per month. (Oekland.) $1250—New, modern house of 5 rooms and bath’ large lot; 1 block from car line: good location; $200 cash, balance $12 60 per month. (Oakland.) 1 W. E. RUDELL, corner Fruitvale ave, ‘Washington st. $600—House of 4 rooms: corner lot, 50x100; good well: §100 cash, balance $6 per month (Fitchburs). $900—House, 3 hard-finished room: high basement Jot 50x1 from station; $200 cash, balance $§ 40 per month. and $1400—House of 8 rooms and bath, high base- ment; large barn; good well of water with force pump; lot 45x145; §200 cash, balance $16 80 per month, will buy this home. $1900 each—Two new cottages of 5 rooms and bath, mantel, gas and electric light fix- tures; high basement. partly floored; lot 45x118: short block from Fruitvale ‘sta- tion; $300 cash, balance $18 per month, $2500—Store, with 6 rooms and bath upstairs; £00d ' business location: large barn: vell, windmill and tank; near Fruitvale $300 cash, balance $25 per month. $2706—House of 22 rooms and bath; large lot, with abundance of flowers and tree commanding an extensive view of the bay and Castro Vajley (Haywards); this is a bank sale and is worth inves- tigating; terms to sult. W. E. RUDELL, corner Fruitvale ave. and Washington st., Fruitvale, Cal. Office hours from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m., Sundays included. $650—CHICKEN ranch: unusual chance, 50—3 rooms and space for two rooms up- | stairs; lot 60x126; part cash. $1100—5 rooins; large Corfier lot; $300 cash, | balance bank mortgage; long term; near tation. $2500—5-room cottage and bagh; half cash. $2900—Two 6-room houses near Fruitvale ave. $3000—Large lots; gas and electric lights; ce- ment walks; $750 cash, balance like rent. To rent—1C-room house: 1 acre fine shade and fruis trees; on Fruitvale ave, P, BLAKE, East Fourteenth st., near Fruitvale Postoffice. LARGE list of desirable property (open Sun- day).P.H.Blake,Fruitvale, E. 14th st.,nr.P.0. BERKELEY BARGAINS FOR SALE BY | §1800—5-ROOM cottage, bath, hot and cold . D. IRWIN. water; fruit trees: lot 60x150. $1000—Lot 50x100; basement cottage, 4 room: $2700—5-room modern cottage, high base- 2 (818 ¢ $ e proved street (1012) 650—Lot 40x135; nearly mew, shingled cot- | $1000—4-room house and bath, hot and cold tage 6 rooms and bath. (935) | water, barn, chicken house and yard. $2000—Lot 34x120; new house, 5 bath; good basement. 107 $2600—Lot 50x100; modern house 6 rooms, bath; improved street. ao74) H. D. IRWIN, Lorin Station, Berkeley. $3250—TWO-STORY house of 7 bath; large lot; near station. $3000—Fine 2-story house of 7 rooms: new; mear station and electric rallroad; everything modern. rooms and $5000—Near the university and east of Tele- gTaph ave.: fine house of 8 rooms; lot 50x 130; street work all done; a bargain. $4300—New house of 8 rooms: mlern in every respect; lot 50x160; stret work all done. $450—Fine bullding lots oo macadami street, near station. - o JOSEPH J. MASON, Real Estate, Berkeley station. %’ifi‘ivl;?"."‘h.’.’;’:? fine view: street 2110 Erathick ‘wver Barasy. '1%E‘§E. ]’;;L‘:'UJXIS:!, close to station and 2110 Snatiues ‘l\t?oéfife‘;é)x $2000_HOUEE of 8 rooms, mill and tank: cor ner lot. 100x135; mear RR. B 2o o car line and R. R. LITTLE & WOOLSEY, 2110 Shattuck ave, Berkeley. $1500_MILK ranch for sale: a money-making business #old quickly. &t & bargain 1f No. 382—85200—10-room house; H large lot: big bargain Frso No. 396—$2000—5-room cottage: west front; fot 45x135; cars pass the door. 0. 395—$7000—One of the finest beautifal Berkeley. . ¢ fnest residences No. 392—8$3500—9-room house; L station; south front; mnap. . 00 Dok to S. . QUACKENBUSH, Berkeley Station, NEW 7-room 2-story house, stat] 3 ail_the latest Improvements; tied sl and porcelain bath: & fine modern house; large lot; price $2600; easy terms. 3 3. R. PERKINS, Lorin_Station. 5-ROOM cottage: 1 biock t ectri: cars, 8 blocke to Ashby station: u.{a:lrmn Aation; nice mantel, tiled sink, tinted wallg. Jarge lot; price $1450; can give very easy terms, I R_PERKINE, Open Sundays, e e FOR SALE—The best large residence corner Jot in Berkeley. with euitabie fn- provements. for less than actual value of the land. Also other residence and business properties A yory ressonable pricer. £ FRANCIS FERRIER, Real Estate Agent, 2121 Ehattuck ave., Berkeley Station. 8900 EACH—2 oS West . cottages rooms each; West #6200—10-room ‘house: Durant ave.: lot 50x 130; corner. CHENEY & BERRY, Berkeley. fine line of trade: | lot $875—3-room hous: lot 75x108, barn and chicken house; $2500—8-room house and bath; lot 50x155, Apply ALAMEDA LAND CO., 1151 Twenty-third ave. LEE, half block Fruitvale station—You'll buy this if you want a well-establiched and pay- ing business, combiped with a cozy home; nearly 1 acre Jand, 4-room cottage, bath, pantry, hot and cold water, fine windmill and good water in abundance; barn, chicken houses and yards, fine family orchard, all kinds of small fruits, berries, etc.; lots of flowers, brooder house, brooders, incubator, wagon, buggy and horee; price all told $2500, part cash, balance easy terms. LEE, haif block Fruitvale station. LARGE list_of desiratie property (open Sun- dly\.P,H.fihk’.Fflll"fllQ.’ E. |‘{h‘fi<.lr<.P‘»a- OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. OFF ICE. 1118 BROADWAY. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. §. M. DODGE & SON, 1160 Broadway. LOTS. $1,600—2 ecres of iand on corner, near elec- tric cars; land selling in building lot sizes all around it; owner needs money at once. Prominent corner on Telegraph ave., in Berke- ley; sizes to sult: price per front foot; street work, etc., all done. $1,200—Cholcest_buflding lot on hills over- looking Piedmont; 40x130; street worl etc., done; 2 lots adjoining sold yes- terday. v $675—Building lot 80x127, at Adeline-st. stution; cash or easy terms; street work done, sewered, etc.; 7th st., near Adeline, HOUSES. $16,000—Elegant home in Alameda; lot 70x 175; cottage, 8 rooms, 2 baths, auto- moblle house, etc. $3,000—Splendid Berkeley cot! of 5 rooms; eXtra large lot: near siation and . C.; easy terms can be arranged. S. M. DODGE & BON, 1160 Broadway. WALTER E. LOGAN & CO., 7 1118 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. BARGAIN—BARGAIN—BARGAIN. $3500—50x100; seven rooms and bath; minutes’ walk to depot. 320 acres ocak and pine timber, two miles from depot; numerous springs; will exchange five for Oakland property and assume small mort- gage. s WALTER E. LOGAN & CO.. 1118 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. $3750—LOT 75x150; large fine house of 8 or rooms and bath; el . basement; cement walk around the house and cement sidewalks; beautiful view and good Address GEO. H. VOSE, 467 corner lot. 12th st., Oakland, $1400—4 rooms, high basement: large lot; block from car‘line; $200° cash, balance same as rent; a bargain. $1750—Modern cottage of 5 rooms and bath; sewer and clty water; lot 50x200; 1 block from car line; this is a bargain; 5200 cash, balance $18 6O per month. - (Oakland.) $1800—3 new modern houses, 6 rooms and bath each; lots 50x120; three blocks from car lipe; $200 cash, balance §$19 20 per month. (Oakland.) $2000—New, mcdern house of 6 rooms and bath; large lot; good location; close to station; $200 cash, balance $21 60, per month. (Lorin). $2100—Modern house of 7 rooms and ‘bath, sewer and city water; street graded; garden; all cogveniences; 2 blocks from R. R. station3) 200 cash,’ balance $22 80 per month. (Dorin.) $2200—2 new, modern houses of 8 rooms and bath each; large lots, all fenced; 1 block from car line; $200 cash; balance to suit. (Lorin.) $2100—New, modern house of 7 rooms, porce- lain ‘bath, wash trays, marble basins; large lot; city water; everything con- venient; $200 cash, balance $22 80 per month. ~ (Qakland.) o Call and see our list. ALLEN LAND CO. 466 Tenth St. Oakland CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. E. E. BUNCE, 952 Broadway, Oakland. NEW HOUSES FOR SALE. REAL BARGAINS. INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU BUY. 12 new houses from 5 rooms us to 10. $1,700—New cottage, b rooms, bath; lot 30x 100; convenient to trains to the city. $12,000—One of the finest residences in Oak- land; 10 rooms: up to date. $4,500—House of 10 rooms and bath; large corner lot; Investigate. 2,600—8-room coftage; lot 50x180; the owner out of the State; must sall. $3,000—New 9-room house; modern; lot 50x 200; near local; terms. Homes from $1400 up to $25,000. Residence lots. Business lots for stores and flats. Business property paying 10 per cent; the own- er a non-resident reason for selling. Acre tracts: colony lands; timber land 100 good ranches for sale; investigate. Ten small_farms for sale; good soll; improved. WILL FURNISH YOU A LOT AND WILL BUILD YOU A HOUSE TO SUIT. RELIABLE DEALER. E. E. BUNCE........902 Broadway, Oakland $13,500—Extra fine old grounds; large for- est trees; an abundance of and plants; walks and driveways; cor- ner lot: new, modern house of 14 rooms ‘and finished attic; elegantly “finished; situated on elevated ground, commanding an unobstructed view of the bay and its surroundings; close to car line: foreclosure; worth $25,000. A choice Broadway business property; a cen- tral and valuable location; corner; 125 feet frontage on Broadway; mod- ern, 4-story brick block; prefent In- come good and will be largely in- creased in the future; price exceed- inzly low. E. P. VANDERCOOK CO., 1016 Broad- way, Oakland, and room 32, 2d floor, Mills bl San Francisco, Cal. WM. P. TODD...... 1070 Byoadway REAL ESTATE e $3200—Nine new 8-R. Colonial house; Tele- graph ave., Berkeley; 50 ft. frontage. Buys two comfortable 5-R. cottages; always rented; near town. $3000—Just completed; home; up-to-date; 50x; school, etc.; see phot 6-room Fruitvale : near local traln, $1600—A nice cozy 4-R. cottage; high ba: ment, barn, etc.; see photo. “SEND FOR HOMES.” ‘WM. P. TODD, 1070 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. KAYSER & CO., RELIABLE REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 911 Broadway, Oakiand. the largest list of good real estate we mention only a few money-mak- Have $1000 will buy a small store with living rocms; ; lot 25x100; near 27th and Grove sts.; to close an estate. $2000 will buy 8 room cottage; lot 50x100; near new Santa Fo depot, on San Pablo ave. and 40th st. i $4250 will buy 10-room house near Jefferson 2nd 10th sts.; rents for $40 now, but will bring $50. $8500 will buy fine business property, 75x100, near Broadway and 9th st.: to close estate. KAY! & CO. 911 Broadway, $1250—COTTAGE 5 rooms and good lot; well located; only $250 cash and $15 monthly. AL- DEN CO., 1118 Broadway, 'Otklll\d. b 'ROCERY business; cash trade, dally; all fixtures, scales, horse and fl-uv,g wagon, etc., etc., go wWith business. AL- DEN C€O., 1118 Broadway, Oakland. 100—FIRST-CLASS paying business; sgi net monthly, ALDEN CO., Broad. way, Oakland. i R oy OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.. 460 and 462 Bighth st., Oakland. UNIMPROVED LOTS. uso—ufinlr 19th and Adeline; pretty lot, 30 X111, $650—Near 34th and Telegraph; 32x120. $650—On 40th st., 32x110, bet. Grove Telegraph sts., for crosstown ferry. $17 50 foot—Cholice 70-foot lot near Grove and 34th sts. and $850—Snap: corner, 100x128, near 24th and Adeline; note’ size and price; cost $1500, $1€50—San, Pablo-a lot; almost Impossible to buy any lots on this coming street. $1250—Linda Vista or Vernon Heights; choice bargain; 49x135; sacrifice; must seli. $32 50 foot—Absolute choicest home lots in all of East Oakland; NW. corner, 50- foot, 105x105; ‘fine eurroundings; near station; walking dlstance of Broadway; sacrifice; must sell. $55 foot--The choicest central located lot in - Oakland for flats; bank sale; recently sold adjoining for $75 foot. IMPROVED PROPERTY. $000—Neat 5-room cottage near 18th and Cen- ter sts.; lot 26x125. $1350—Neat bay-window cottage, 5 rooms and bath;; nicely situated; 26th and Grove. $1850—Bargain; double bay-window flats, & ‘rmml L5 each; Adeline station; mortgaged $1950—Store and flat; 23d ave., adjoining new steel works now building; fine future. $1650 and $1750—Bank sales; $250 cash, bal- ance monthly; two new 2-story colonial homes; 6 rooms; porcelain bath; near San Pablo cars. $2500 each—Read this; bank sale; your own | terms; two buildings of ‘two flats each; 5 rooms each flat; Bast Oakland station; save interest by cccupying one and rent: pay for themselves, - -Near 20th and Grove; non-resident owner wants money; reduced price; 8 rooms; bath; 2-story; rents $25; sacri- ficing to use money north. $3300—Cost at foreclosure; corner G0x75 south of Tth st.; always rented; improvements: store, flat, 2 cottages; same as new; Al order; rents $30; easy terms. X $3500—Splendid home; 14th and Myrtle; 2-story bay-window, § rooms; lot 50x100; rents $30 month. $3350—Bank mortgage, §2500; one of the pret- tiest cottages in Central East Oakland: 8 rooms; lot 50x100; opposite $25,000 home; near trains $4500—Nearly new 9-room modern home; lot 50x140; Telegraph ave. and 27th st. $6000—Elegant new 9-room residence; choicest location; Telegraph ave. $4000—Splendid S-room residence; orchard; well and mill; % acre; fine ele family outbuildings; tion; Peralta Helghts. lot; $2200—Splendid 9-room dwelling; corner West Oakland. laundry; location; on car line. 32500—8(0»{ lot 25x100; San Pablo ave.; good; see it. $3250—Elegant new T-room colonial; lot 40x100; Chestnut st.; terms to suit. LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY, 460-462 Efghth street, Oakland, California. Tot E. J. STEWART & CO,, 1008 Broadway, Oakland. $1100—8 rooms and bath: easy walk to narrow uge; must be sold; easy terms. $1450—Nice large corner lot; splendid for flats central; nice locality; street work ali done; best buy in Oakland. $1050—Cottage in fine Delghborhood; 8 rooms; fine large lot, 50x132; well and stable; street work done. E $2250 ‘each; just completed; 2 elegant cot! Modern fn every respect; sunny side of street; 5 rooms each; near car line; close in. $2500—House of 8 rooms; sunny side; lot 50x 140 feet; nice neighborhood; this must be sold; make offer. 3 $3000—Fine new home of 7 rooms; everything modern; block from car ' line; easy ‘walking distance of local station; beau- tiful place; terms to suit purchaser. Now is the time to pick out some choice lots in the Butters Tract, on the San Pablo electric car line, before ail improvements are completed and prices advan First come, first served. This property is already in a nice neighborhood and within walking dis- tance of two ferry lines to San Francisco. Save your money and have a home of your own. E. J. STEWART & CO., 1008 Broadway, Oakland. ‘WOODWARD, WATSON & CO. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. 1172 Broadway, cor. 14th., Oakland. $4100—A very cholce home of 8 rooms; bath and attic; on Twenty-third st., near Telegraph. This is a very choice plece of property and only a few minutes' walk Lo narrow gauge. $3000—Cosv house of 7 rooms and bath on Thir- ty-sixth st., between Market and West; new and modern; lot 37:6x120; this is close to SBanta Fe improvements. $3250—Beautiful colonial style home of 6 rooms and bath, in Valdez st., near Twenty-sixth; just being completed. $3500—An elegant 2 story house of 6 rooms and bath in Hamilton place, close to Pled- mont cars. This is a very select neigh- borhood. ; $7500—In the Lake district; a stylish modern house of 10 rooms and bath on large lot and in splendid condition. $0500—Southwest corner of Webster and Twenty-second sts.; 100x100. 75 Per front foot; east side of Alice st., be- tween Thirteenth and Durant st any size; will bulld to suit on thi: perty and sell on easy terms. WOODWARD, WATSON & CO. ing the other; or the flats rented will. OAKLAND FURNISHED ROOMS. 6 ROOMS and bath; completely furnished. 541 Nineteenth st., near San Pablo; no children. e ————— OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE. FURNITURE good and this moath. H. RCRKLLHAAS. 408 Elcvents st Caviand. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. APANESE Ceaning Co.. 810%, Stocktor work by day or hour; best help; contractor farm hands. XK. MATSUKAWA; John, 2121. Grand Japanese-Chinese Emp. Office, 415 Stock- ton; tel. Grand 108; expert, reliable help. CHINESE and Japanese help: estab. 20 years. Tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY & CO., 840 Clay. ORPHEUM Employment Office—Japanese, Chi- nese help. 426 Powell, nr.8utter;tel. Black 5070 RELIABLF Japanese-Chinese Employment Of- fice; all kinds help. 315 Stockton; Main 51»8. JAPANESE Intellisence Office—Furnish most reilable help. 524 Bush st.; tel. Bush 516. EMPLOYMINT WANTED—FEMALE. A SWEDISH parlor mald and walitress wants situation; has four years' references from the city: wages from $25 to $30. MISS . PLUNKETT, 425 Sutter st., near Powell. SIX hotel and boarding-house waitresses for city and country; wages from $20 to $25. MISS PLUNKETT, 425 Sutter, near Powell. A FIRST-CLASS Swedish cook wants a_situ tion in a family; wages $35. Tel. Main 5472, MISS PLUNKETT, 425 Sutter, near Powell. A RESPECTABLE woman would like to wash from 8 a. m. till 2 p. m. Box 2469, Call A RESPECTABLE woman of experience would lke a few places to take care of children in the e ing; 50 cents and car fare. Address or call, Mrs. D., 1717 Mission st. WOMAN wishes position as working house- Keeper or as lady's nurse; city preferred. 811A Harrison st. WOMAN wants work by day; ironing; §1 25 and car fare. BOLD, 9 Welsh st. washing and MRS. SIE- to do general housework; no washing; or would take care of sick person; $15 a month. Address box 2471, Call office. STRONG woman wants work by the day; not - afraid to work; good housecleaner and laun- dress, or will do work of any kind; $1 25. 263 Third st., one flight, room 2. DRESSMAKER of high ability and experience, perfection in fitting and trimming; Rowna renovated; latest styles; $1 350 per day in families. Address J. P., Modiste, 826 Eddy st., room 19. A LADY will take orders for Battenberg or fancy plllows for the lioliday: WANTED—By a middle-aged New England ‘Woman, as cook; city or country. Call Mon- day and Tuesday at 1063 Howard st. TRAINED nurse with best of references de- ‘sires situation with ghyslc!ln as office at- tendant. Box 2433, Call. MIDDLE aged German woman; good cook and housekeeper, wants position city or country. 173 Mission’ st. A GOOD woman wishes a few more days’ work house cleaning and washing; $125 a day. Box 2448, Call. AMERICAN woman wishes situation as work- ing housekeeper; neat and reliable. MRS. FAIRBANKS, Cotatl, Sonoma County, Cal. DRESSMAKER would like work by the day, $1 50; perfect fit guaranteed. 912 Pine st. WOMAN of refinement would like a position as working housekeeper. Apply 1532 Polk st. GERMAN girl wants a position as cook in pri- vate family; good references; wages $30, $35. Box 2446 Call. A YOUNG woman wants work by the da: washing or cleaning. 573 Minna st., or. ‘WANTED—Position by an experienced lady to manage rooming-house. Address C. M. P., 126 Fourth st. REFINED young lady (Eastern) wishes situ- ation as working housekeeper; good _cook; neat. MRS. MARTIN, 204 McAllister. POSITION as companion or {o care for inv: 1id. MRS, M. R, WILSON, 1111 Sutter sf JAPANESE young girl to do cooking, house- work; wages $3 up. Please call at 321% O'Farrell st. WINCHESTER House, 44 Third st., near Mar- Ket—200 rooms: 25¢ to $1 50 per night; $1 50 to §6 week; convenient and respectable, free ‘bus and baggage to and from ferry. WANT ads and subscripticns taken for The Call at Eaton's Bazaar, 633 McAllister st. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. A FIRST-CLASS English butler, with the best of_references, wants a situation; tel. Main 5472. MISS PLUNKETT, 425 Sutter st., near Powell. SOBER, reliable, married man, position as foreman any kind of ranch, or take care of private place; can milk and take care horses am competent to fill any position; over four years at last place; have good references. Address W. P. SEARCY, 2125 Aliston way (rear), Berkeley Cal. GARDENER wants position in private place or nursery, or as man about place; is first class drives ber, reliable; best references. Box 2449, Call office. . A STEADY man, 2 yeaps' experfence, wants work in tin shop, cityfor country. Address E. P., 765 Mission st., 8. F. CHEF and wife want charge of mine or mill, or would take charge of up country hotel has some means to invest if satisfactory; @ily st clase reteences. Address box 2447, Call. STATIONARY engineer—Employed to last of Octobe shut down; moderate salary for steady job; country or mining camp; ref- erence, last employer. Box 2419, Call office. EXPERT bookkeeper would like several sets of books to audit; will make weekly or monthly contract; evening and holiday work O e reasonable. Address box 73, Cal office. COACHMAN wants position as man about place; middle-aged, sober, industrious and honest; good driver; can milk; references. Box 2495, Call. ¢ TRUSTWORTHY, rollable man desires posi- tion of any kind; 12 years' references. Box 2468, Call office. SITUATION wanted—Experienced reliable por- ter and packer in wholesale grocery, crock- ery or furniture business; vears of experi- ence in this city. Address box 2467, Call. RELIABLE young man wants employment in grocery or butcher business; speaks German and English. C. SHAEFERS, 300 Third st. YOUNG Frenchman, speaking Spanish, desires position. Inquire 725 Sansome st.; tel Red 6432, $1250—LOOK at this: Lot 108x145 feet, cor- ner, near Telegraph ave.; small house; stable, chicken houscs, etc.; forced sale: must be sold immediately; fine placc for chicken ranch; call or write for full particulars, $1600—Close to San Pablo ave.; cottage of 5 rooms and bath; lot 50x132. $1600—In Piedmont; cottage of 5 rooms and bath: in good condition: lot 35 feet front; one block from electric cars. $2250 cach—Two modern Shakespearean houses of B rooms and bath each: quite cen- trally located; street work complete; gas, electric lights and all other modern improvements; very easy terms. GEORGE W. AUSTIN, 460 Tenth st Oakland Cal. WHY pay several thousand dollars for a 25- foot lot where a dark, gloomy. unhealthy residence will be the result? You buy @ large one for less money where a home can be bullt with sunshine in every room, with & playground on side or rear, whers children can play in safety for health and recreation; where space can be had for Jawns and flowers to add to the beauty and attractiveness without; where round trip rate by ferry and trains is only $3 and up- ward per month; lots only $12 and upward per foot and subject to advance at any time, Call on R, J. MONTGOMERY, forenoons 46; Ninth_st.; afternoons, 11 Montgomery st., San_Francisco. $800 CASH, $20 monthly; 2 acres in trees, full bearing; level land, fronting on 3 streets: all fenced; windmill and tank; water piped all over ground; shrubbery, creek, with fancy bridges; large oak trees, grapevines; Queen Ann cottage, 4 rooms and bath; price $3500, or will sell half of land with cottage for ; school and electric cars near by: send for circular. 455 Seventh st., opp. Broadway station, Oakland; carriage free. H. Z. JONES, owner. A PARTY wishing to purchase a sightly mod- ern home of 10 rooms in Onkland at a sacri- fice can obtain the same before Dec. 15 of the [andersigned; two_elegant: homes fur- shed, a ‘grou 1 V. E" BARNARD, 476 Tenth st o oo W OQFLAN%'EM: Co. W‘“l DI;:.‘ZOII in a home Your at once for what you arc pay- ing rent. 950 Broadway, Oakland. A EEL L SPECIAL bargain—$2500; a modern cof 85,7 rooma and bath, ste.: good Aoclflon':-l‘n: C. LASSEN'S 468 10th_at. S OAKLAND HOTELS. HOTEL TOURAINE, Fourteenth —Lofty cellings, f’mlon- m-;mmmm ahd select; a home "for familles or’ sinle ladles ‘commercial men, X A SALESMAN well and favorably known to 8 feiniiase trade danires & mosttion, " Ty 2434, Call. YOUNG German desires work in the country on a farm. - Box 2420, Call office. A YOUNG man with fair education wishes o position in office. Box.2422, Call office. WANTED—BY reliable man. situation as mas- seur at summer resort. Box , Call office. STRONG, sober and honest man, single (Dane), with best references, wishes steady work on a small country place, or with private fam- ily; can milk and care for horses, and is good, useful man; $30 month; good home and beard. Box 2047, Call office. LIVE. sober, reliable, single white man; varied experience; capable of responsible work where good wages ere pald: any location; no canvassing or ‘“half interes can an- swer persondlly or by letter. Box 2032, Call. WANT work with two good teams, truck and light wagon: will work by the day; whole- sale house preferred; charges reasonable. Box 2427, Call office. SOBER, reliable, industrious man with gpod references wants :nl;plwyment as_watchman, drive team or any kind of work: can do rough painting. Address Reliable, 204 McAllister, BTRICTLY temperate, middle-aged gentisman of cducation and ability Jesires position as hotel clerk. Address A. L., box 2425, Call. I WILL give $10 for a steddy job at $12 per week; am sober, industrious and reliable good Teferences. Box 2431, Call. A PRACTICAL gardener in all branches, as floral, lawn propagation, orchards, vines, pruning, grafting, vegetables, = ete., would like charge of a large or new place; refer- ences of fifteen years. Address Gardener,- 211 Mipna st.* B GROCERYMAN wants a position; city or country; has long experience and guod ref- erence. J. M, C.. box 2021, Call office, BOOKKEEPER having time evemngs wili take set of books; best of references. Box 2059, Call office. man, SITUATION by young preterred; can furnish S in private famil; Teferences. Box 2920, Call_office. # NG German with expeérience desires posi- tion in grocery. C. P., 201 Montgomery ave. JAPANESE boy desires position: speaks Eng- lish and understands housework. O. MAT- SUSHITA, 708 Larkin st., 8. F. JAPA!:HE S flm' ‘wants vlll.oc.ob.. lfih:‘ N 1708 iyde. tereace M 8 o ¥ ‘WANTED—Position by a first-class chua. / cock; $35 a month; first-class references. Ad- dn-\r box 2081, Call office. * A MIDDLE-AGED woman would like a place ! sewing of | any kihd. 2500 Bush st., corner Devisadero. | | An All-American Line. An All-American Line. Five per cent Preferred Shares. Five per cent Preferred Shares. Now offered at $10. Now offered at $10. After Dec. 15 will be $50. After Dec. 13 will be $50. Our contract with the Alaska Central Railway Company permits the sale of 10,000 shares of Five per cent Preferred Stock, the par value of which is $50 08, and provides that we be given 15 days’ notice of any advance in price. e have received such notice, and are ordered to advance the price on December 15th to the par value of $5000. We can therefore offer this desirable security at the present price of $10 per share only until and including Monday, | December 15th. | Of our allotment less than 1000 shares re- main, and three-day options are out on 300 | shares of these. We do not expect to have a | | single share, remaining unsold when the ad- vance becomes effective. { At the price, the payment of the first fi per cent dividend on the par value means a | Dprofit of 25 per cent on the investment. The preferred shares are reasonably sure to | be worth a premium with the beginning of i j comstruction in April. All preliminary work on route and terminals is finished and a bond issue contracted for that will provide ample funds for bullding and equipping the line. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. Substantial Character of the Men in the Alaska Central Railway the Best GUAR- ANTEE OF ITS SUCCESS. G. W. DICKINSON, Pres. and Gen'l Mngr. General Superintendent of the Northern Pa- cific Rallway 1889 to 1896; general manager of the Northern Pacific Raflway 1896 to 1897. JOHN H. McGRAW, Vice-Pres. Governor State of Washington 1893 to 1897. J. W. GODWIN, Treas. President of the | Alaska Fisheries Union. H GEORGE TURNER, Gen'l Counsel. U. S. Senator from State of Washington, and mining | caplitalist. JOHN 'B. BALLAINE, Sec'y and Auditor. Associated with the Moore Investment Com- pany since 1599. F. AUGUSTUS HEINZE, Director. Mr. Heinze of Butte, Montana, is the well known millionaire copper king of that State. Next to Senator Clark, he is considered the wealthiest and most influential man in Montana. He is at the head of one of the greatest copper com- panies In the world. CHAS. L. DENNY, Director. Heavy stock- holder and director in many of the largest In- stitutions in the State of Washington. CAPT. E. E. CAINE, Director. President and General Manager of the Pacific Clipper Steamship Company. CHAS. E. PECK, Director. For twelve years the chief locating engineer of the Bur- lington system west of the Missourl River. Organized under the laws of the State of ‘Washington. Capttal, $30,000,000. About $40,000 per mile. Par value of shares $50, non-assessable and without, lfability to holder. Common stock. 550,000 shares Five per cent preferred shares.. 00,000 shares General Headquarters, Seattle, Wash. THE ALASKA CENTRAL RAILWAY is an All American ralircad from Resurrection Bay to Rampart, opening up the richest part of interior Alaska. Along the route are the greatest coal flelds in the world, as well as rich copper, iron and placer flelds, and millions of dollars’ worth of fine timber. The United States Government conducts four agricultural stations on the route, and the country will be largely popu- lated as soon as transportation facilities are provided. The route up the wide valley of the Susitna, across a low divide to the Tanana Basin and over the Manook Hill to Rampart on the Yu- kon Riyer, is stmple and inexpensive. PERMANENT SETTLEMENT ASSURED. The demonstration by agents of the Agricul- tural Department of the Federal Government that profitable agriculture and stockralsing can be carried on In thc Tanana Valley, the Susit- na Valley, and in all that great expanse of country north and south of Cook Inlet, makes it certain that the permanent settlement of the country by hundreds of thousands of farmers and stockgrowers will speedily follow the min- eral development. The earning basis of such a road will thus be assured for all time. THE SURVEYS COMPLETED. The route of the Alaska Central Railway fol- lows a_preliminary survey completed by and under the supervision of C. M. Anderson, civil engineer, of Seattle, In 1899. All the fleld notes, maps and drawings, and every right, title and intercst in that survey, have been ac- quired by the Alaska Central Company. The survey has been adopted and approved Dby the board of directors and flled with the In- terior Department at Washington, D. C., In compliance with the provisions of iaw. This action| guarantees to the company the absolute right to its-route and protects it from infringement by any other company. Nine crews of engineers have been at werk since May, 1902, making the permanent survey of the road and locating terminals. Some of the crews have finished their work, and all will be through by the first of January, 1903. Thelr reports are uniformly of the most flatter- ing character, with respect both to mineral re- sources, agricultural and stock raising, and the absence of engineering difficulties. They speak in the most praiseworthy terms of the climate, all pronouncing it very similar to that of Western Washington. In locating the route, ‘were keot in view: First—A harbor on the southern coast of Alaska, - well sheltered, open the vear around, central’ with respect to Interior Alaska and the outside world, and bordered by land suitable for a terminai city. Second—A tributary country capable of sup- porting a profitable traffic from the start. Third—An easy grade, protected alike from the danger of spring freshets and winter snows. Fourth—A route that may be regarded as a trunk line, from which branches and feeders may be extended as developments justify. Fifth—A terminal on the Yukon River at a point central to the largest possible area of producing country, with easy communication up and down the great navigable streams of’| the interior. the Tanana and the Yukon. ‘After a detafled examination into the advan- tages and disadvantages of all the harbors in Southern Alaska, the directors of the Alaska Central Railway Company unanimously decided upon Resurrection Bay as the only harbor pos- sessing every advantage sought for, and free from all the disadvantages to be avoided. It is the most central harbor of Southern Alaska. It is midway between Cook Inlet and Valdes. It is accessible from the intepior through an extensive and fertlle valley, fempered by the warm influences of the Japan Current. The bay itself is landlocked completely, ex- tends twenty miles inland, and has a uaiform depth of over ten fathoms. The warmth of the Japan current keeps it always free from ice. The land bordering it on the north slopes grad- ually to the interior level plain on Kenal Pe- ninsula, being admirably adapted to the needs of a terminal city. RECAPITULATION. All things considered, the Alaska Central Railway is one of the finest openings for legiti- mate investment ever offered in the railway world. The directors and officers are among the Known and most substantial men In the Statey of Washington and Nebraska. They are men of the strictest Integrity, of wide experlence, and are iIntrusted with prop- erty interests valued In the milllons of dollars. They have organized the Alaska Central Rafl- way Company because conditions demand the building of the road, and the earnings assure large rewards. It (s the honest convictions of the officers and directors that dividends on the preferred stack will be earned from the time the first 2y miles are bullt & e preferred stock should therefore 80 to par, and above. There is no \1!?;‘ relZ son why the Alaska Central should not be a better dividend earner when it enters the Mount McKinley _district, 125 miles Ini than, the White Pass and Yukon is to-day, -1_}_:\:, stock $500 above par. e permanent resources tribut; Alaska ‘Central are 3o far superior gy the we sources tributary to the White Pass and Yukon that comparison is out of the question. The stock offered for public subscription is the five per cent preferred. limited to 50,000 shares, thus conferring upon the subscribers five considerations PUrIBOUe, i i SN THE best safe investment for small capital ever offered in this city at THE INVEST- ORS" AGENCY, 137 Montgomery st., S. F. — LOST AND FOUND. LOST—A diamond sunburst, on Eddy, Laguna, Ellis or Buchanan sts., Saturday. Return to 534 Eddy st. and receive a liberal reward. LOST—December- 6,_a small black purse con- taining money. Please return to 1306 Polk st.; reward, LOST—Saturday evening, sts.; purse; initials, M. ward. 223 Gough st. LOST—Scotch collte pup. chanan st.; reward. LOST—Young San Jose LOST—Knights Templar Maitese Cross. Re- turn to Captain F. C. MILLER, 721 Santa Clara ave., Alameda. LOST—Black _silk_muffler, initlals W. P, I Return to 2718 Pine st.; reward. LOST—$25 reward; large black and white cat; collar with name ‘‘Chauncey’; $100 reward for arrest and comviction of ‘Darty having came. Collins’ hat store, Market st., op- posite Fifth, LOST—Diamond sunburst pin, December 2, be. tween 23d and Castro and 2list and Guerrero sts.: reward. Box 2409, Call. IT will pay to ‘“Remember" that the California Watch Case Co., 220 Sutter st., needs old gold and silver to make new watch cases. Market ' and Jones E. C. on clasp; re- Return to 2615 Bu- St. Bernard dog; reward. 700 .. AND PILLOWS. MATTRESSES TO order: also cleaned and sterflized; uphol- Ty s ‘nonest work _guaranteed. HOPKE BROS., 411-413 Powell st. Phone Bush 421, METAL beds, bedding, lace curtains, shades, HOTTER, Mission, tel. Main window 3. MEDICAL. e e hmntiprices | MRS. DR. WYETH, specialist for all female complaints; instant relief guaranteed: 30 Veara' experience; refined home before and during confinement. 728 Post st., nr. Jones. MRS. DR, KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe- male troubles; instant relief guaranteed; consult free. 1008l Market st., opp. Fifth. DR G. W. O'DONNELL—AIl whe are sick or in trouble consult this specialist on femal complaints; positively corrected; the unfor tunate helped; the most difficult’ cases treat- ed; advice f; tfice, 1018 Market st. MRS, D. ALLE S ) 1118 Market—Reliable ladies specialist; a private home before and during confinement; best medical care; low fees ADVICE free_Drs. Goodwin, ladies’ _specia ists; instant relief: maternity home; low fees babies adopted free. 906 Market st., r. 27- A—MRS. DR. GWYER, Cigy Hall ave., over Good Fellows' Grotto and 1504 Market st. DR. AND MRS. DAVIES and HINDOHERB original method of treatment. 1126 Market. MRS, DR. WEGENER, private homs for pa- tients; bables adopted. 508 Eddy -st DR, NG TOY KEE, 210 Stockton st.. opposits Union Square; all diseases cured by herbs. MILLINERY. LADIES—I am overstocked in fine millinery rices cut in two: hats $20-$15-$12-$10-33-$6- g&—u 50; latest styles: best materfals; I fit the face. MME. DOSCH, 207 Post st. MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. ‘BOILERS, éngines, 2d-hand machinery. McT TOSH & WOLPMAN, 195-197 Fremont si INCH sticker, 3-sided. 38-inch band ‘saw.. 4 H. P. boller and engine, beit _saw, etc., complete. 5 H. P. gasoline engine, comple 8 H. P. gasoline engine, complete 12 H. P. Gasoline engine, complete 106x16-inch face pulley. 90x9%-inch face pulley. 30 H. P. altérnating current motor, G. B. 8 H. P. marine boller and engine. All sizes oil tanks (cylindrical and square). 7x12 double cylinder hoist engine. 6x6 compressor and tank. ceeiees 8163 100 feet 4-inch suction hose. 30,000 feet iron pipe, all sizes. 25 H. P. boller and engine, complets H. S. WHITE MACHINERY CO. Beale st. DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? % Repair it with Elaterite; in rolls easy to lay: needs no painting or coating; good over oid fron, tin or shingles; best for new roofs. ELATERITE ROOFING CO., 713 Market st. FOR sale_Lumber, gas fixtures, brick, man- tels, piping, range, etc., at butlding being torn down on Fair lot, corner California and Powell sts. Apply on lot or S. F. Comstruc- tion Co., 26 Montgomery st. FRESH ALAMEDA CO. LAID EGGS. From 2% to 5 dozen delivered daily. Ad- dress, stating price, quantity, place of de- livery, G, Box 2418, Call office. A MECHANICAL wonder! “The Moars Talk- ing Scale”; just the thing for hotels, drug stores andsaloons; pavs big; no license to pay. H. W. P. COLSON, 440 Van Ness ave. FOR sale at bargain If taken at once, marbla washstands, toilets, baths, pipe, doors, win- dows, 100,000 hard brick. No. 1 jumber. Call at 623 Bush, tearing down building. ., bollers, engines, pumps, 2ND-HAND machinery, bollers, engines, pumps. changed; see Sund .$250 . 130-152 papers. H. S. WHITH Machine Co., 130-132 Beale st. —DUYS, sells or rents gear machinéry, en- A inee, bollers, water pipes, shafting, pulleys, etc. WHITELAW, 253-255 Spear st. A MAILING list, containing 30,000 live, newly revised names, mostly California; make offer. GABRIEL PRINTING CO., 419 Sacramento. t less than auction prices; reliabls c‘fofifis; "honey back if Dot satistactory. KAHN & CO., 209 Battery st., San Francisco. 35 11, P. MARINE gasoline engine: direct con- nected; all complete. H. S. WHITE, 130-132 Beale st. NREDEEMED sealskins as good as new. U NUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE, 103 Grant ave. BOILERS and engines; 100 for sale, or will b KROGH MFG. CO., 519 Market ENGINES, boilers, lathes, planers, _second- hand machinery. J. BURKE, 139 Beale st. SAFES—New and second-hand. THE HER- MANN SAFE CO., 417-423 Sacramento st SECOND-HAND lumber, sashes, blinds, doors and bricks for sale. Valencia'st.,. cor. 13th. OLD lumber, $5 per m.: sash and doors, $25. ‘WHITTIER'S, 9th and Folsom. EIGHTEEN months ago the honorable old firm of Uncle Harris retired from business. SEALSKIN of $250 quality: same as new; bust 34; for $100. No. 10 Sixth st. SAFES—Cary Safe Co. E. B. BECK & CO., agents, 108 Front st. ASK for prices on second-hand typewriters (all makes). ALEXANDER & CO.. 110 Montg'y. BOATS, launches, rowboats carried In stock. BAKER & HAMILTO! GASOLINE engines, all sizes.new and 2d-han and launches. J. F. DOAK, 48 Fremont s Edison phonographs, records, supplies, moving bicture machines, flms. Bacigalupl, 933 Mkt MAGIC lanterns, new and 2d-hand moving pic- tures. BULLARD & BRECK, 121 Post sl e ——— MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. ~ eag WANTED—Good house in Western to be moved to other property. Call office. WANTED_A good fresh cow. Address F. W. KLOPFER, Post engineer, Fort Baker, Cal. WANTED—8-10 horsepower vertical gasoline engine. Box 2423, Cail office. LADIES scalskins, gents’ dress sults bought. Portland Loan Office, 25 Stockton st.: postal. N wants good second-hand clothing and T heatrical goods. 134 9¢h st.: tel, Jessie 2801 LD silver, dlamonds and precious stones obw::‘:‘ J. R. JENKEL, 817 Tlrktt st. —————————————— MONEY TO LOAN. A PRIVATE party loans any amount on furni- Ay ca at Jowest rates without temov no publicity: no commission; deal direct aad avold brokerage. 510 Turk st., near Larkin. HIGHLY respectable private place to_obtain liberal sdvances on diamonds, jewelry, at t n Jewel e, Moot st.: iel. Main 1044 Branch 10 Third. [ONEY loaned salaried people. retail mer- MO ante, ‘teamsters, boarding houses. without security: easy payments; largest business in 46 principal cities. Tolman, H!vhrml bldg. ONE per cent on furniture or planos; no re. moval, no commission; $25 u; , confl- dential. 26 Montgomery st., room 7. MONEY to loan at low interest: gold, silver, dlamonds, pearls and precious stones bought at W. J. HESTHAL'S, 10 Sixth st. Additien Box 2450, every advantage and protection possible. THE AMERICAN GUARANTY AND TRUST General Agent &mmuw"' Building. . California_and Montgomery San Francisco, Cal. s F. DISCOUNT AGENCY—Loans to salaried people on their note, THE TOUSLEY CO.A......143 Phelan big PRIVATE party: no publicity: any amcune; ‘commission; Tow rate. BONELL, Consers Atory bidg., 301 Eddy st.: phone South 410 L I B e ON furniture, planos: no removal:money quick: lowest est terms; = I iante party: 1170 Market stes room o 0 _rellable party. 1170 Market st.. room @8 O tvate, HWoLICK T8 sl _stricdy private. EW.LICK, 118 McAlister. THE Star loan Co. of o setaricd employesieany Doyt res Moy »