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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 1904. KNIFC OR A FINE NUT SET-FREE WITH WANT ADVERTISEMENTS wm 'w EMPLOYMENT WANTED--MALE--Con. EELP WANTED—FEMALE--Continued.| HELP WANTED _MALE_Continued. ‘RE‘SHAK“R fxpen uns en‘m _best references. Box 3092, Call office. YOUNG lady wishes position in glove house: some experience. Address box 27 Cali. W ANTED— Laundry work or housecleaning by the day. 345 Eighth st. ANTED—Position as wa Box 3151, Call office. girl wishes a position in y wto Box 3134, Cail ss in country ho- SCANDINAVIAN man and wife would like work on ranch: wife good cook; man general ranch hand: understands to take charge of ranch; best of references. Box 2604, Call. e e L S COMPETENT and experienced accountant wants sets of books to keep, opening and closing books, experting accounts, ete. Box 2263, Call office. PLUMBER, licensed and Independent, wants work from property owner by the day or week: has all necessary shop tools. Box 2804, Call office. lady wishes a position for light housework. Call st 169 Minna et WORK by the day, house cleaning Address 115 Hayes st A MELIABLE young married woman wants to work by the day. Apply 7 Lilac ave. BY first-class street ADVERTISEMENTS Cail branch offce scriptions recefved uncan and Church sts. scriptions taken for The s Bazaar, 633 McAllister st. e-aged gentleman possessing tact, busi- utive ability solicits office ref- responsible business firm o cuthern California; a resident of n this city; unquestionable box 2412, Cali office advertising writer and ad de- ager. top-notcher from Mid n Frisco to locate and desires easonable to start, Address Ty st ber all around handy man desires & sit1on; understands gardening, milk- ndy with tools, good horseman and best of references. Box 2823, Call. ariver CHAN repu t line battle of life to work for moderate salsry; good penman; total abstainer; 28; must | office. handy in gemeral horses, wishes competent ‘man, piace, understands 00 st CAPABLE voung Swiss who had 3 vears' perience In embroideries, laces, curtains white goods, desirea position. 1Box - 71 ABLE, around work ox- a Call. (German). 18 months In country, wants & posifion of any kind in or ut of town. PAUL BACHER. 335 Fourth YOD plumber wants position. city or outside of city. Box 3426, Call office JANITOR. young man, wants position in an ce buflding. Address box 1l o GLER, non-union, wants work; city. 1" office wanted by mechanical engineer and draugbtsman. Box 3439, Cali. CARETAKER, young man. handy with tools, wishes to care for houses, hotel or imstitu- tion, where painting, paper-hanging. plumb- ing. jocksmithing, etc. needs to be dome; country preferred. Box 3254, Call office. industrious A SOBER, young married man wishes powition as clerk In store; has had four years' experience In general merchan- an furnish good reference. 2095 How- bookkeeper and stenographer, n as salesman of gents' fur- Address ng goods. st city AS valet or companion. young Frenchman, age = serve at table, desires situation in =peaks English fiuently: good ddress box 3414, Call office. YMENT by one-armed man of good add: and habits; experience In insurance and clerical work: act as doorman or watch- Box 3239, office. Position young man in either or retail shoe store; have also had in gents' furnishing goods. Box otfice. can take care of all kinds of wants a position in shirt manufactory. STERN, 4843 immediately; surgery; gradu- Light educated medicine, iand pharmacy: steady. sober, trust- any work if living. Box 3308, Call. employment MECHANJCAL engineer, inventive ability, with nufacturing com- make light metal speciai- Call office. position with responsi- close and systematize aken by the week or Box 3344, Call effice. specialist, touring manager the | | | | | i C. P., 2520 Six- ! EXPERIENCED, successful specialty salesman wants sole saies’ right for high-grade ar- ticle or iine for city and surrounding coun- try. Box 3072, Call office. STEADY, rellable Scandinavian wents work of any kind: can drive and care for horses. Box 1364, C; office. STRONG young man, 20 years of age, wisl position of any kind_in wholesale hou: best of references. Box 3080, Call office. GENTLEMAN, well acquainted in wholesale and retall liguor and wine business, wishes to get position. Address box 3085, Call. MAN and wife, experienced cooks, want posi- tions in hotel. boarding-house or camp, city _or country. Address M. E. E., box 3812, Call. A STRONG boy, handy with tools, would 1ike | to learn the carpenter trade; has had some sxperfence. Box 3217, Call office. MIDDLE-AGED man wants situation to_take care of horses, garden, drive and general work.H. B., 613 Montgomery st. GERMAN, 42 years, married, wants light work: handy at most anything; best of refer- ences. Box 2617, Call office. WANTED—Situation in cigar store by young : good character. Box 2670, EXPERIE 1o an engagement; good refereuces. BETA., box 2075, Call office. A RELIABLE man wants position as night bman; m st references. Address L B. 58 v.A\ ED—Copying at . Call office. YOUNG man wishes to oarry morning paper route. §. BULLOCK. Webster st. ! PACKER and stockman In glass and furni- ture warehouse. 1004 Natoma st WANTED—A set of books to keep evenings. Box 3100, Call office, WANTED—Place as collector: security given. H. F. SCHILLER, 2024 Powell st. FRENCH chambermald, etc ‘.m Cook, 15 men, city 4 cooks, German families . Infant's nurse .. Cook for Sausalito Cook for Alameda . Housework Ross Valley 4 housework girls . Girl for office, laundry Kitchen helper, sanitarijum .. Butler Chambermaid and ‘laundress 2udnaxi“rlfi for & children n ousewo) r Ana a1 rk girls, (AP 10 35S, F. CROSETT & co.. 334 Sut- er s A—WANTED—Girls to learn hairdressing, manicuring, etc.; trade taught from A to Z in 2 weeks; tuition $5 to those entering now; three positions to Al immediately; positions guaranteed at $10 per week up; leading school in West, 233 Geary st., room 13. WANTED—Girls to learn millinery now ror fall searon; both seasons taught from start to finish in one month for $15; positions as: trimmers, salexladies, makers, guamnteed at $10 per week up; 7 positions to be filled im- imediately. Parlors 145 Stockton st.. r. 13. teaches hairdressing, A—PACIFIC College maznicuring, electric massage, etc.; six hours’ practice &’ day; guarantee positions; only recoznized college of its kind on coast; day and evening classes; all parior work at re- duced prices. 133 Powell st. WANTED—An_apprentica to learn dressmak- ing. Apply 837 Eilis st. URSE for child 5 years old. 2544 Mission street. LADIES—We will teach the barber trade free to six more ladies and pay them §10 each for first § weeks; call or write. MOLER'S Barber College (correct number), 844 Clay st. A FEW ladies to aseist making new line deco- rative fancy work; done at home by ths piece; about 10c hour at first. Call 9 to 5, 1344 Market st. EXPERIENCED sewing machine operators on v coats and jumpers: steady work. LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. 323 Fremont st. Apply 1o Mr. Davis. WANTED—Married lady for sewing where she can have 2 housekeeping rooms. 204 Becond st., upstalrs. EXPERIENCED coatmakers for ladles’ fancy tallor gowns and evening wrappers. COX. 1514 Pine st. « FIFTY ladies to sell Rowland Instantaneous can earn §12 to $15 per week; call Hayes st. GIRL for general housework and cooking. 2399 Pine st FIRST-CLASS barber wants situation in the _country. Box 3241, Call office. EXPERIENCED sleeve hand wanted. COX, 1514 Pine st. NTEDPosition _as lesman; exp.; good ref. collector_or _outside Box 3238, Call FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS. Secured by the best of income business erty under long guaranteed lease; quarts interest. s Send for Prospectus. REALTY BONDS AND FINANCE CO. (INC.) 1172 Broadway. Cor. 14th SE. i THE REALTY SYNDICATE. Capital paid in. . Surplus “Tssues Six per cent Investment Certificates At par. Office—No. 14 Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal. formed: mining or patent: strong Eastern connections: advice free. A F. HARASZTHY. 522 Crossley bldg _— - FLATS TO LET. A—HOUSES and flats to let; an immense list; service absolutely free: take advantage of this department: it will save you time and varied colonial experience, | trouble, Cordes Furniture Co., 245-59 Geary jesires appointment. Address st.. on the square. ffice. I P NG man desires situatio : o e eeie| FINE flat, 1810 Devisadero st near Bush—7 Gc most anything. wishes t3| rooms. reception, bath and laundry rooms; study evenings. Box 2685, Call otfice rent veasonable. E 1 ENTH, 2252 Basement fla GARDENER; practical, thoroughly experienced FiETE & branches of gardening, capable of ‘l‘ A[lp]) s x",!ml.esfvr — oacee of large grounds. desires po- | LOWER flat; 3562 Twenty-third near Box 2666, Call office. Guerrero; 4 rooms, bath, basement. UATION wanted by young man in laundry | A NEW 6-room sunny. llflK!d fl‘l 2632 Post | otel) of country plant: 3% years' experi-| et rent reasonable. ence with electri chinery: also 1 year firing rern I office. CENTRAL, modern rooms, bath. 1080 Sacremento st., above Powell. who had 3 years' ex- es. laces, curtains desires position. Box 3: LARGEST list of houses and flats to let. Call on LYON & HOAG. 116 Montgomery st. D German, experie: city. Address b e SMAN and machinist wishes posi- either class of work or both: will- snywhere. Box 3406, Cail office. man wishes position aroun n steady and reliable. wholesale d man; Box 3415, $32 50—ELEGANT new 6-rcom flat, 1 block north of Market. 165 Noe st, near 15th. —_— FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. BEAUTIFUL, modern 3 or 4 room apartment with private bath, complete for housekeeping. 1216 Gough st., between O"Farrell and Geary. GIRL wanted at 1850 Green st., between Oc- tavia and Laguna, for general housework. oo ey e Rl e ot St Lo WAIST and skirt helpers wanted at 234 Post st., room 10, GIRL wanted to work on lace curtains, York Curtaln House, 1326 Fillmore. New BAG operators wanted. 111 Clay st. HELP WANTED—MALE. AT C. R. HANSEN & CO.’S Employment Otfice 429 Bush st. Clay st Head barkeeper for high-tone bar; must have stern experience and refer- ences 3 $100 board Head waiter, $60; Itallan cook and helper, $80 NEW R. R. WORK, NEAR CITY. Call early .Ship to-night 25 laborers $1 75 day 10 scraper teamsters . 2 25 day station men. ... Can make as high as $3 da; shoveling. .. Long job Fare only $L. Good Call early.. We ship to-night C. R. HANSEN & CO.'S Employment Office, 429 Bush st... 642 Clay st. PERR MERCANTILE BUREAU, 806 Market st., room 325, fifth floor. Otfice hours, 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. $15 to $25 week. Bookkeeper's assistant, Stenographer, $15 week Manager department store, $25 week. Bill and entry clerk, $15 week. Checker, £15 week. Timekeepers, $15 week. Accountant, $15 to §25 week. Collector and solicitor, §15 week. Floor manager, $18 week. Drug clerk, $12 a week. Two shipping clerks, $15 week. Draughtsman, §18 week. General office work, 315 week. Bank clerk, bond required, $25 week. Young man learn dentistry, $10 week. 806 Market st., room 325, fifth floor. AT HORD & SMITH'S, Contractors’ Agents, 95 Third st. Amador County, $2. fare $235, long job. Man for dye factory, $15 to $20, experienced. Car painter, $275, coach work. Man to run hand roller, bitumen work, $2 75, Man to trim, bitumen, $2 75, Lumber pilers, $275 io $3. BUTLER, $35 and found: hotel waiter, $30 and found: single American: dairy foreman, $80 and found: farmer and wife, small farm, $30 und found: Young man to learn blacksmith trade, §1 day and board and increase; wood- chopper and others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. teamsters, BOY wanted. not under 18 years of age. ply CHARLES LYONS, Ap- London Tailor, 721 FIRST.CLASS ladles’ tallor wanted: best pay. BAUHR MFG. CO., cor. Twenty-third and _ Mission_sts FLATS FOR SALE—FURNISHED. NEST, wil and bartender Box 2700, 2§ _voung man, i looking for por- o, with Food refer- ce. < st & man with good education wants line of business; best Call office. UNG, 43 gardener; useful; > can milk, th tools; good references. Box 3247, nese schoolboy will accept a po- in_good family in coun- box 11, San Lorenso, schoolboy 5 H County young Japanese cook wants a uily: good L. city; AN excelien siticn e. ¥R Biack 4241 Sutter voutsg honest boy wishes to fake garden or housework In 2 = fam peaks English. FRANK K. E., Devisadero st.; phote Scott 548, JAPANESE gentle and honest, position as walter on table or belibo. hotel: speaks Engiish freely. G. ¥. ITOU Sutter st city. > young, strong boy wants posttion JAPAX to take care of garden or housework in - small family K. ENDO, 235 Valencla st : phane Church 3162, JAPANESE faithiul young man wants 2 posl- housework in a private family: s refcrences. FRANK OTA, & Carica place. ; desires a position as work in private family : telephone Sutter 1731. NESE wants position a1 housework or * in the country. Address K. USHI, Haight st JAPAN boy wants any kind of work, porter, momning or afternoon "K1, 1431 Bush st tel.Hyde 171 TOUNG Japancee wants [iace as wchoolboy ia sinall family; tel. Fell 1156 HAMADA, 1028 Iy G Japanese boy wishes & position a8 waiicr on’ teble: wages $30 o month. 1617 GCes sl tel. West 97 +A YOUNG Japanese honest boy wants position 10 dc general housework in rmall family 2ddress Y. MINAMY, 418A Post st. A JAPANESE boy ts @ position as school- boy or by half day: in city or 3 UYENO. 424 Geary st. St T A JAPANESE honest boy wants position in & swloon, siore or office: bas experience. Ad- coMlows 8. KTTA, 4184 Post st. u exprrienced Japanese cook wants AGREORGE, 1410 Pine st.; phone H)lkp‘r?]lum A. JAPANESE wants work. 1543 Larkin st. position for morning Alameda | AN elegant, newly furnished flat, 8 rooms and bath: sunny all day; must be sold imme. diately. owner unexpectedly called East; terms reas. Mr. Pomeroy, 702 Market st.r.T. A MODERN,_ sunny, large 7-room upper flat, newly furnished 9 weeks ago, mostly from Sterling’s: obliged to go East. 917 Jones st., near Bush: call 9 to FOR sale—A snap; & rooms completely fur- nished: cail 1 to 6 p, m.; room to rent; rent $14 219%; Tehama st. WANTED— Experienced salesman. _ Apply Great American Importing Tea Co., 48 Mar- ket st., upstairs. WANTED—Energetic men and women to can- vass for a nice line of goods. For particulars inquire at Fifth st. ONE or two men to learn a good trade: steady work: no night or Sunday work; $25 security required. Apply 212 Rirst st A MAN of indomitable epergy and push, a good talker, eager to make money. F. PER- 7 and 478, Parrott bulldln‘ FOR sale—A snap: B rooms completely fur- nished: call 1 to 6 p. m.; room to rent; rent $14. 219% Tehama st. TURK. 108%—S-room flat, well furnished: good transient; 2 rooms pays rent: all outside, ! rcoms; bargain if lold by October 21. FURNISHED flat of 6 rooms for sale; reason- able. 442 Fuiton st N $450—F U $500—ETE. business DY, rellable partner In cetablished $50 monthly to each: experi- ry. Apply 283 Fourth ts. 20c per es closets, hair mattress, electric [ r shop; Hvln( rooms In rear. TROST'S, barber supplie FURNITURE FOR SALE. FIVE rooms and bath: furniture cheap; all or pieces: stove and water back, lounge, fold- ing-bed. gesk, etc.: leaving ciiy: rent §22 50, Harrison st. $75 WORTH of furniture for §7 50 down, $1 50 per week. T. Brilliant's Fur. Co., 340 Post st. PART furnitur: 7-room house; 3 months* use; rugs Kas stove, water heater. Box 3242, Call. ABE LEVY. Salesrcom, 1135 Market st. Jeasle 761 Don't sell your furniture, carpets, offics fur- niture, etc.. until you get his estimate. WILL pay 20 per cent more for furniture than dealers or will sell on commission. L. H. BURD, auc.. 1636 Market: phone Jessie 2336, ——e HELP WANTED—FEMALE, EXPERIENCED SHIRT OPERATORS AND A LIMITED NUMBER TO LEARN. STAND- ARD FACTORY, CORNER GOUGH AND GROVE STS. WANTED — First - class jacket alteration Ilnflc_'Awly bet. ® and 11 a. m. at HALE YOUNG girl to assiat with general housework; Call at 850 North Point st.; c.f‘ LADY for office work: must be accurate at figures; references of former employer; salary m‘“"’l&- Address box 3460, Call. GOOD Japsnese boy wants general hfln.m 4-5 o'clock p. m. 405 Post st., R. BAN. A JAPANESE boy, gentie and position as schoolboy. M. U., 321 . — A CHINESE first-class cook seeks situation M. CHARLEY HONG, 27 d e e B A T e, TS o MIDDLE-AGED rcfined lady for general housework -nnm-ny 800d wages, 1002 WAMW -wn. to do house- m-—-. mm-amm 419 O'Farrell st.; rear. GIRL to Thic afurmoos, CLOTHING salesman; take orders; $15 tailor- mld! suits. Monnrc Tulkvrlnl Co.,927 Market IJ—-Roy to learn machinist trade. FPremont st. YOUNG man for delivery wagon. Delicatessen store. 221G Fillmore st., near Clay. WANTED—Youth for a flower store. Apply at MNT Sutter st ALL around cook for boarding-house; wages 830 Fastlake Hotel. Bay and Webster sta. NON-U (]' roof. M‘ BARBERS—Three-chair shap for sale at a bar- Kain. 1000 Valencla st FOR sale—Barber shop. 1934 Market st. MEN to learn barber trade: only eight weeks required; oply institution teaching the ton- sorial art. Call or write for free catalogue, Speclal offer. Mohler Barber College, 649 Sacamento st. LAUNDRY commission driver with a route; apply immediately: bundle work preferred: state amount of work per week. Box 2044, Call office. ics, ekilled and unskilled laborers, are invited o ister with us free of charge. HORD & SMI’ 05 Third st., San Francisco. WANTED—Men and women to prepare for lummmn, - t M'\‘Im“m All),nly"'lnrcfrn ml:- logue E!ving ars. Pacific Corresprnd- & Grant bidg., 1095 Market st. that ¥d Rolkin, Reno House ietor, has added 100 new rooms to the Denver House, 10 50c per night. ed ; d-.mb«.minau;m.u e o S R R e, penman and I-:orml mflmml::e in ing; s and references. Box 3424, Call office. aps W, M“arllyelnwdelllfit room and clothes. Box 'ANTED—A service for his board, 3430, Call office. JNO. A. | o | NEW and second-hand buggies, ALL unempioyed clmlumkkm mechan- I t be first- A—MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay Phone Main 5848. Leading Employment and Labor Agents. We speak the German. French, Italian, Scandinavian, Greek, Spanish, Slavonian and Danish languages. 1903 We Gave 1904 We Hi to 60,000 Men Work. Tncrease 60,009, GOLD MINES COAL SILVER MINES COPPER Blacksmith, placer mine. $60 and found; carpenter, inine, north, $60 and found: car- penter, gold quartz mine. see boss hers, $80. 3 machine miners, Marigosa County. $90. 6 hand minerq go0ld mine, see boss here, $82 50 and found. ANOTHER MINE, 5 hand miners, g0od gold mine, no blankets required, hotel accommodations, reading and bath room, Inquire about it, $75. 3 muckers, quartz mine $75. COAL MINE. STATE OF WASHINGTON. 10 coal miners company guarantee, $3 to $2 75 day can be made good accommoda- tons, Part Fare Refunded. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st CARPENTERS. sfimm.sns LONG JOBS. 8 carpenters plain housework, fare 50c, $90, 2 carpenters, mine, $60 and’ found, $)0; 3 garpenters. city factory. rouglh work, 82 50 MBECHANICAL. 3 a day. 4 carpenters, Berkeley, $3 to $3 50; 2 bridge carpenters. hear city. Pl il ters, near city 2 shinglers, fare S1, long job $1 a. 2 shinglers, city job, $1 l‘)el" M. b 2 carpenters, mine district, $97 50, PLUMBERS, 6 plumbers, fare paid north $4 day. 4 bench hands; € cabinet makers: 3 irom molders, see boss here $3 50 day: 2 brush- makers; 3 paperhangers, city. MURRAY & HEADY 634-636 Clay st. b ARE YOU MARRIED? Farmer and wife. good job, north, $50 fd. Working foreman and wife, for ranch, $60 fd. Married farmer, no work for wife, $10 rd. Farmer and wife, Oregon, $30 found. A SPRECIALS. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKKEEPER. Bockkeeper and stenokrapher, country store. FOREMAN. Foreman for scraper gang, Nevada, $65 fd. FARMS—DAIRIES, 30 plow teamsters, $30 to $35 fd.: 10 general farmhands, to $30 fd.: 10 milkers, city and country: 10 choremen and choreboys. Boy for grocery store, city job; boys for factortes. LABORERS. 10 luborers, city job. board home, $2 25 day. SAWMILL. 6 laborers for lumber company, $60. MURRAY & READY, (31-636 Clay st. _IT'S NEW—— —WORK.— - ——CENTER OF MINE DISTRICT. 20 laborers, long job, $60, 15 teamsters, 2 and 4 horses, $60. Ship To-night ————Ask for it. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st COOKS, WAITERS, BUTCHERS, ETC. +Cook, dredger, good job, call early, $60 fd. Camp cook, near city, steady, $50 fd. Second cook, same camp, $40 fd. German cock, country hotel, $50 fd, Second cook. mine boarding-house, $35 fd. 6 other cooks. 5 waiters, 14 dishwashers, ete.: 10 butchers, shops and slaughterers, $30 to $60 fd.; sausage-maker, country shop, south, $40 fd. WOODCHOPPER. 10 men to chop stove wood, north, good long Job, fare $2 50, $2 cord. _MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. FIREMAN used to ol burner, clty, $60. MURRAY & READY, 634636 Clay st. MEN—The ORIGINAL JNO. A. MOLER opened one of his famous barber colleges at 644 Clay st.; trade taught in § weeks: tuition earned while learning: constant practice pert instructions: positions guaranteed. Call or write (correct number) 644 Clay st. . Barber College, 741 Howard st., wants all young men to know that it has the finast equipped school west of St. Louls; red. rates. WILL teach you all about life insurance and how (o sell it; write for terms and appoint- ment. Box 1243, Call office. SUEMANAGER, also solicitors: Pacific Mutual Life, 508 Montgomery st.; call mornings at rooms 31-32, Tth floor; references required. GET your shoes hallsseind while waiting:~25c to G0c. 563 Mission st,, bet. Ist and 2d sts., or 11 Third st.. Examiner building. LOST AND POUND. MONEY TO LOAN—Continued. LOST—A small, enameled watch, trimmed with 804, chain attached, between Frankiin Hall on Fillmore st. and Sixteenth and Mission; valued as keepsake. Return to 723 Capp st. reward. LOST-—Monday afternoon, between 3:30 and 6 o'clock, a roll of greenbacks. Finder will plense return to safe deposit vauits of Crock- er-Woolworth Bauk and receive liberal re- ward. AAA-HERMAN MURPHY, 601-602-603 Examiner building. Quick settiements: no disappointments. Save expenses by dealing directly. Estate, second mortgages, undivided inter- ests, assignments of rents, property in trust, etc.: legacies, life estates and undivided in- terests in property purchased. Courteous treatment. _ Strictly confidential. When You Need Money, See HERMAN MURPHY. LOST—A lady’s gold watch: between Leaven- worth_and McAllister, Jones and O'Farrell sts. Return to C. R. WEBER. 100 McAl- lister st.; reward. $10 REWARD for return of bitch pupp four Y. months old, named Toy; grayish curly coat, soft; black nose: rescmbles Eskimo; heavy limbs; no collar, Return 711 Pine st. a lady’'s xold watch. Please return to MiSS MaeNEIL. 36 Glen Park ave., off Twelfth st. t. 18, amethyst brooch, plain set- reward. Address box 3429, Call. LGST-Gold clasp and letter “R'_ attached. Reward if returned to 703 Webster st. LIKE FINDING MONEY. Selling your old gold and silver to the Mod- ern Watch Case Factory to be made into new watch cases. 220 Sutter st. M"flnl FOR m. | A McNEILL LAUNCH CO., foot of Clay t.: for pleasure and business; ‘tel. Bush 534 TO order: renovated. disinfected (form: process) : BROS.. excellent carpet cleaning HOPER 143234 Howard st.; phone South 216, MAKE a specialty of selling sood mining property. A. D. RENFRO, Crossley bldg. _— MEDICAL. LADIES desiring safe, sure and quick reliet from [rregularities consuit me: my methods are painless and relfable: no failures; no ex- orbitant _fe CONSULTATION AND AD- 17 years' experlence in all fe- male disorders: call or write. DR. WHITE. 702 Market st., rooms 7 and 8. LADIES-If you are in trouble, confide in me, Relfel for irregularities. Help for the un- fortunate. My time Is devoted exclusively to these conditions. I'm the only GRADUATE physician here who can say this. Call or write. Comfldential. Est. 14 years. DR. R. H. WESTON, office 305 KEARNY ST, = SALARY LOANS-- Money loaned salaried people without secur- ity or indorsement, knowledge of employer or any one: confidential and courteous treatment; call and get terms. Drake. 463 Parrott bldg. A—ON furniture or pianos at lowest rates; no removal; no publicity; also on real estate: 1st or 24 noflm any security; any amount. 0. W. 36 Geary, room 36. MONEY loaned to salaried people, retall mer- chants, teamsters, boarding-houses, without security; easy payments; large business in 46 glman, principal cities. T 553 Parrott bidg. HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain liberal advances on dlamonds, jewelry, at 2 per cent Interest. Baldwin Jewelry Store, 006 Market: tel. Maln 164. Branch 19 Third. “YOUNG & CO.. room 537 Parrott bldg., loan money on furniture, planos, ete., at about half the rate charged by other people; mort- gages at high rates and leases pald off. ON salaries, Insurance policies, chattel mort- gages, diamonds, valuables, etc. UNITED LOAN AND TRUST CO., 21 Stockton st. near Market. Loans on furniture, planos and other securities, | $25 up, without removal. The North Ameri- can Realty and Bond Co., 60 Columblan bldg. S on MUNICIPAL. OFFICE. 907 Market st. LOANS FROM $1 TO $10,000. PRIVATE —Money loaned on salaries without security; diamonds or chattels: no fee; no com.; cut rate. Cal. Loan Co.,523 Parrott bid, 1 PER cent on furniture or pi no commission: no publicity; $25 up; qulcl:. t. confidential. 26 Montgomery people without security; ture, indorsed notes and other sacurity. F. Discount Agency, 143 Phelan bldg. MONEY to loan at low Interest; gold, silver, dlnmondx.Hpearls and_precious stones bought at W. J. HESTHAL'S, 10 Sixth st. 08; no removal; MONEY, chattels, other propositions. Bannan & Hell, room 1213 Call bidg: phone Main 3214. DON'T borrow money on salary until you see us. Hutton Credit Co., 812 Mutual Bank bidg. MONEY loaned on diamonds, watches jeweiry; confd. Diamond Parlor Jewelry Co., 722 Mkt. STAR Loan Co. of Wyoming loans to salaried employes. Room 311, Mutual Sav. Bk. bldg. MRS DR, WYETH, specialist for all female complaints and irregularities; instant relief guaranteed: 80 years' experience. 826 Post st. MRS. DR. KOHL, reliable specialist for ail fe- male troubles and irregularitie lef guaranteed. 10081 Market st., VALPEAU'S female pills; best regulating pills sold; price §2 50 by express. Pasteur's syr- inge and tablets; price §5. By express only on receipt of price. OSGOOD BROTHERS, wholesale druggists, Seventh and Broadway, Oakland. DR. G. W. O'DONNELL—AIl who are sick or in trouble consult this specialist on female complaints; positively corrected; the unfortu- nate helped; the most difficult cases treated; advice free. Office, 1018 Market st. DR, and MRS, DAVIES and HINDOO HERBS; original method of treatment. 1126 Market. MRS. DR. GWYER, 511A Leavenworth st., be- tween Geary and O'Farrell. LADIES —Kumround: safe, sure, never falls: $2. Gleason-Ruggles Drug Co.,Kearny & Clay. DR. ROSEN, residence 2005 Folsom st. 26th; ladies, relief or no fee; §10. e MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. 2D-HAND machinery, englnes, boilers, pumps, pulleys, shafting, ete., etc., bought, sold, rented and exchanged: see Sunday papers. H. 8. WHITE MCHY. CO., 130-132 Beale st. BOILERS, engines, 2d-hand machinery. Mc! TOSH & WOLPMAN, 195-187 Fremont st. DOES YOUR ROGF LEAK? Repair it with elaterite, in rolls easy to lay; needs no painting or coating: good over old iron, tin or shingles; best for new roofs. ELATERITE ROOFING CO., 713 Market st. corner TRY our men's shoes, union made; $1 and $1 50 pair: foot-form shoes, $250: we pay express chargs 11 3 Exal Id. ;open till § p.m. ALL men ber trade taught in barber shops; wages pald while learning; the only practical method. 647 Commerclal st. e e BY lesale house, young, experienced office clerk: state references. Box 3427, Call office. FOR sale—New and second-hand billlard and pool tables; easy payments; we rent tables with privilege of buying; modern bar fixtures. cheay prices. BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COL- LENDER, 652 Mission st. ALLloans an dlamands and ewelry at 3 per cemt mo. S. F. Collateral Loan Bank, 538 Kearny. 15 up: no removal 3 % ON turniture & planos. room 81, 6 Eddy st. no com. V. TREMAIN, CASH loaned salaried people on notes without indorser. MORRELL, 608 Examiner buflding.’ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. A FEW GENUINE UPRIGHT BARGAINS: Mussard—Small upright, fine order. Fischer—Fine order, very reasonable. Eterling—Mahogany case; used 1 year. Chickering—Mahogany case, perfect order. ‘Weber —Mahogany case, 3 pedals, like new, from $95 up; easy payments: all guaranteed. BENJ. CURTAZ & SON, 18 O'Farrell st. AT $2 per month up, rent or purchase; lowest terms, lowest prices and greatest variety of new pianos: ail makes in used instruments. HEINE PIANO CO., 235-237 Geary st.; Oak- land, 1262 Broadway; largest exclusive plano house and only manufacturers here. WHEN you want to rent a plano, call up or cail on Scott-Curtaz Plano Co., 560-62-64 Hayes st.; tel. Fell 5761. ELEGANT $400 plano for $150; private party. 301 Eddy st $90_UPRIGHT grand. nearly new: a snap. HORNUNG, 216 !‘n‘lllltl? st A PRIVATE rty len "l-eh.r upright to be sold: $135. ; Geary st. | | ences. Each treatment occupled but 3 to m “‘Come,"” see for yu:-ll It exaggeration or & gra Bring any numbér of your ‘‘worst” siek cases and watch results. All are wonderfully improved, but the easiest, est results of all are “‘total deatness,” * mutes,” “‘paralytics,” etc., which are abso- Iutely “incurable” by medicine, yet thelr improvement by ‘“humanized radium™ s & mere “trifie.”” RADIUM HALL, 78315 Market and I" Fourth st. “REXRADIO" never prescribes medicine, and the only guarantee he will give is that if first treatment falls to heip you It is abso- lutely “‘free.”” Can anything be fairer? “REXRADIO'S” very first treatment often benefits, but the increase and permanence of the benefit. if possible, de on & tew further dally treatments r-:my taken. “REXRADIO" indorsed by at public meeting. He said. Ereatly benefit several chronic cases in my offices. I strongly recommend him.” (Name at offices.) REXRADIO' in only 3 seconds made my 30 years' ‘totally’ deaf ear clearly hear distant ‘whispered’ sentences in view of audience. Interview me.” —Mr. B., 632 Market, office 11 REXRADIO' quickly cured my large stom- ach ‘cancer.’ It scon dried up and was ab- sorbed. Can't now see or feel siightest sign of it. Am the most grateful man in eity."— H. C. Knott, 113 Feil. * REXRADIO" in h; mnah-‘.mvr quickened my long ‘paralyzed” ; instant- Iy 1 walked, ran and ‘le: eastly from the floor. See me.”—K. Hall, 17 4th, r. & “ ‘REXRADIO'S’ brief treatment subdued my ‘heart’ affection, palpitated violently, ir- regularly, missing beats: now regular, nat- ural, no missing beats.” —J. Little, 201 Hyde. "REXRADIO,” before many, including Mr. Butleg, representative of “S. ¥. Chronicle," by one, brief treatment caused “‘deal mute” to clearly hear and Intelligibly speak sen- tences and numerous words. Over 20 of audi- ence each spoke to patient, m--.flr heard and repeated their ' words. some ‘‘deaf mutes’’ Sunday healing m!-,) “REXRADIO"” made a second “deaf mute™ begin to hear and speak (precisely as in above case) in a local “physician’s” office. “REXRADIO'S" first short_treatment marvel- ously benefited the disabled lmb of Mra. Bruce Lee (Lick House), well known to all “Freemascns” as the honored widow of Cal. “Grand Commander of Knights Tem- plar.”” The Iimb was iIn a dangerous state, greatly Inflamed, immensely swollen. First treatment reduced inflammation and swell- ing, and after the third the inflammation was entirely gone and the Hmb of natural size. REXRADIO presents this pleasing in- cident to the fraternal notice of his brafher ““Masons.” ““REXRADIO'S’ single treatment subdued my ‘locomotor ataxia,’ 7 years ‘bedfast ; couldn’t move limbs, stand, ‘lifted" from and into bed. Right away 1 moved legs freely, rose from bed and ‘stood’ unaided. No re- lapse in weeks, still improving. See me."— Stuart, 6921 Capp (rear). “OSSIFIED" lady. joints firmly grown to- gether, “‘immovabl One treatment in- ntly joints freed, moved naturaily. Years ‘bedfast,” heipless, lifted from, into bed. Now rose unaided, seated herseif in_chair. Can now cock. etc.. still improving. Wishes to see you.—Mrs. Knowles, 379 Bartlett. REXRADIO" went with me see sadly af- fiicted ‘bedfast’ man. full of pain, couldn’t rise from bed or move limbs years. I saw the (one) treatment and pa- tient astonished me by rising (unassisted from bed and walking: limbs had largely re- gained normal power; severe pains suddenly :!.1 SOHMER. Ryron Mauzy pianos, Ceceilan plano ased. Change was so great and gquick it player. BYRON MAUZY, 308-3i2 Post st. emed a dream.”—1. Porter. 3460 20N st. EXRADIO'S' one (treatment instantly NEW upright piaros sold on $5 momh, pa ments. SCHMITZ & CO.. 16 McAllifter s 3-PEDAL Steinway up: Chickering baby grand; Shoninger, little used. Keeffe's, 285 O'Farreli. e e OFFICES AND STORES TO LET. ELEGANT offices; new Ttallan-American Bank bidg.. SE. cor. Montgy. & Sacto; light and funny. G. H. UMBSEN & CO.. 20 Montgy AN elegant assortment of d and sealskins for sale on small weekiy pay- ments; goods delivered on first payment. UNITED TRUST CO.. 21 Stockton st. onds, jewelry BOOTELACK wanted In barber shop; steady work. lfl(}fi Mi !h"l‘l !K WANTED A gond porter at Plaza Barber S§hop. Oaklan TEN palmer- wanted. 1515 Buchanan st. 500 BARBERS to buy our new brand of razors. G._A. TROST Barber Supply Co., 308 Mason. BARBERS Best 2.chair transient shop in Sac- ramento for sale. Inquire 2092 Missfon st. YOUNG man for bill clerk in_wholesale house; ate age and experfence. Box 3402, Call. WANTED—Boy to carry out bread and help on cakes. Pioneer Bakery, cor. Clay and Mason. 71 Fol- FOR sale—Three-chair barber shop. som, near Fourth, WANTED— Florist_designer and maker up: reference required. Address box 3403, Call. TWO men wanted to learn barber trade In {d. 751 Mission s CANVASSERS for new proposition. Call atter venth st.. Oakland. MEN o loarn the detective profession. 7 Vlrk , room 104 FOR SALE—-A bargain: air barber shop: mu-l KO I‘.nat 1608 D(.lezdero st. MUSICIANS to join imilitary band. 325 Bush st., third floor,” room 4 SAILORS and ordinary scamen for all parts of the world at HERMA , 20 Steuart st. MEN wanted at 137 3d st., where shoes are re- mlr!d ") mJ( inery: sewed soles 10 min.,75c. SAILORS ships. nnd young men (green hands) for HALLBERT. 517 Jackson st. LABOR debts coliected: suits, attachments. Law and Adjustment Co., 328 Montgy., r. 415, A—BUYS, sells or rents gear machinery, en- gines, boilers, water pipe. shafting, pulleys, ete. 'WHITELAVE, 253-235 Spear st. DESK room In fine, light office; cheap to right party. 36 Geary st., FINE _store, with lease. 1217 Stockton st., near Broadwa: FOR reni—Section of larce ioft; light and alry ‘ew Montgomerv =t Tth floor A—THE (P. J. Co.) California virgin gold wedding rings for sale by the PORTLAND JEWELRY CO., 25 Stockton st. OSTRICH plumes at manufacturers' prices; this week only. Fleur de Lis Millinery, 584 McAllister st. REPUTABLE place to rent gents' full dress, Tuxedo or Prince Albert suit: COOPER, 21 Stockton st. (formerly at Palace Hotel). TRY our men's shoes at §1 and $1 50 pair; foot-form shoes at $2 50; we pay express charges. 11 3d st.. Exam. catalog free. DIAMONDS and ry 1l weekly or eiry_on_ monthly payments. DEREMER'S, 137 Mont- ,_somery st., rocm and second- 5 Market st. REGISTERED, pedigreed collie bitch and pups _for sale cheap. 374 Precita ave., nr. Harrison BARGAINS in 2d-hand cash registers, includ- ing Nationals, guararteed; terms. 14 Turk st. SAFES and desks, prices rizht, at Richardson Bros., 123-125 New Montgomery, nr. Mission. Wallpaper. 3%c: paint, §1 gal.: painting, whit ening. Merigan, 1302 Webster: tel.Steiner 3671 2D-HAND bldg. material; lumber, door, sasn, =r| plumb. material. The Dolan Co., 1607 Mrkt. mples In grips and t 25 Stockton st. elegant sealskin for sale for $75. SE- CURITY LOAN & TRUST CO.. 21 Stockton. ELEGANT diamond ring. $50: terms $8 per month. P. V. GARIN, 138 Montgomery st. SLOT machines. all kinds; lowest prices. Call or ACHIN! Sac PENSION Atty. E.A Dullis, r. 40, Phelan bidg, | — o he_CAL. MACHINE CO.. 41 .. om. Geo. H. Thomas Post, G. A. ROOMS papered. $4 up: tinting, painth tel. 44 Third at. mear Mar.| _Hartmann Paint Co.. 319, Third: fel. Main 41 3¢ night; reading rooms: | DESKS bought, sold and exchanged. T. D. "bus and bnsue t5 and from McCarthy Co.. 807 Mission st.: tel. South S11. ATJ\ ERTISEMENTS, 'ubsrripllfvnn received at | FOR sale—First-class new bricks. Apply DR. _Call branch office, cor. Duncan and Church st C C O'DOY\NELI. NY'HI) Market s X BRANCH office of The Call for the recep- tion of advertisements and subscriptions has beer opened at 1008 Market st., opposite Fifth. Open until 11 p. m. ALL sizes men's shoes !l((hlly damaged, halt price. 563 Missign st., st and 24 sts. SOLICITORS WANTED. [ bbbttt ciosbouieat Y WANTED—Active, educated men of business abllity to sell the new International Ency- clopedia. DODD, MEAD & CO., 361 Parrott butlding. —— e MAN or woman to canvass in Oakland: $6 a dav. 1114 Washington st., room 3, 10 to 12 Ir Acched ponies. Days with SIack pofate 51 inches high: kind and gentle to drive sin- gle and double. Can be seen at the Olympic Club_stables, 503 Sutter s FINE river bottom pasturage; green feed year round: near Black Diamond. Contra Costa County. Nucleus Stables, 190 Stevenson, S.F. MOVING pictures, magic lanterne, sale, rental: bargalos. Bullard & Breck, 131 Post st. BAFES_New and second-hand. THE HER- MANN SAFE CO., 307 Battery st. GASOLINE engines. automobites and launches: all sizes. J. E. /DOAK. 46 Fremont st. AAAA—HIGHEST prices for ladles’ castoft clothing. Tel. Davis 825, 650 Sacramento st. AA—BUY any amount good 2d-hand ladies’ & men's clothes, 922 Folsom: tel. Folsom 3522. DIAMONDS and precfous stones bought {or cash. KARL EBER & CO., room 405, Ad- ams bldg., 206 Kearny st.; phone Black 3036, lwul'ri:n—'rwn second-hand Chandler _and Price job presses for cash. Write box 3396, Call office. HIGHEST prices paid; gents' castoff clothing and shoes. Tel. Red 1544. 615 Washington st. TILTON wants good_second-hand clothlnx and theatrical goods. 134 Oth st.: tel. Jessie 285; a———-—-—————a surreys and 100 Golden Gate ave. —_— GOING out of business: new and second-hand wagons sold cheap. 1680 Ml don st., nr. 13th. AUCTION sale of horses. wagons and harness every Wednesday at 11 a. m. 3?’ Bu!h st WAGONETTES, surreys, buggles, wagons, har- ness, work & driving horses. 15th-Valencla. HOUSES TO LET. BN oTh o e L OB A—PRINTED list of houses to lel send for cir- cular, G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 20 Montgomery BROADWAY, 1832, near bath; marine view: rent HOUSES FURNISEED—FOR SALE. e e i U FOR sale—Finely furnished house 9 rooms; rent reasonable: pays well. 27 Laskle st. oe- tween Eighth and Ninth, off Mission. I"m“- wagons. na — 8 rooms, 50. —IANHATT.\N wAN COMPANY (lle.)—-— . .ANY AMOUNT TO LOAN......... .. INTEREST 5% AND 6 PER CENT.... CITY, OAKLAND, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY ..... oaee Second mortgages, life Insurance policies. »— tates In probate. undivided Interests in erty, probate realty loans, stocks and legacies and undivided Interests in property purchased, ....MANHATTAN LOAN WHPANY. e Suife 107-108 Crocker bldg.; phone Main 5024 WILL LOAN A reasonable amount on lst. 2d or 34 Mortgage, on real estate or Chattels, in city, town or country. Low rate of interest. Give full particulars of Dmlv or chattels. DR. C. C. ODO\N!LL—ONC. and residence, 10213% Market st.. bet. 6th and Tth: particu- iar attention paid to diseases of women. BLOOD. skin and rectal diseases a specialty. DR. BALL. 10733 Market st. REMOVED—DR. WONG HIM_ herb doetor, ireats all diseases of the human body; for past four years at 115-117 Mason st.. now lo. cated at 667 Geary st., near Leavenworth. WONG WOO. the famous herb dector—All dis- eaxcs cured by Chinese herbs. 746-8 Clay st _— PATENTS. INVENTIONS patented. F. P. MEDINA. at. 6 Hobart bldg., 532 Market st. Y TS try orders od. JEWETT, purchasing agent: coun- speclalty: correspondence solicit- 206 Larkin st.. room 49. tel. South 319 A—MME. GILLINGHAM, DERMATOLOGIST. Has removed her pariors to 143 Stockton st Unlon-square bidg., over Regal shoe store, opp. City of Paris, room 16, where she will continue to treat her patrons for all facial blemishes. THE Star Hair Remedy restores gray halr. im- proves its growth. stops falling, cures dandruf and ftching scalp; no stain or stickiness: cleanses scalp: at druggists’. halrdressers : ac- cept oo substitute. Star Remedy co.. 1338 Polk. DR. ROWELL'S Fire of Life, a sure cure for rheumattsm, nr-lyfl& neuralgia, pneumn! SoN by all crnnuu hvr ice 0c. Manufactursd solely BROWN. 40 Turk st.. S. F. RAG carpets wove to order and for sale: aiso chenllie-wove rugs, silk portieres: dealer in carpet twire in hank or chain, at lowest rates. Geo. Matthews, 709 Fifth st., Oakland. RUGS made from old carpets: ingrain, brus- a it Flat Rus Paceors: Woven Into new. rugs. Fiu $62 Market st.. Oakland: take West Sth car. FANCY und_silk_dresses carcrully washed. JAPANESE FAVORITE LAUNDRY, estab. 1890, 2:22 Fillmore st.; phone Geafy 2053. TR corlBl el i bl s, BEST on earth—Barradas liver. kidney, ague, rheumatisn_and stomach_troubles cursd: 3L BARRADAS MEDICAL CO., 330 Grant ave. A GUARANTEE TO GROW HAIR On the worst bald head. Call or write DR. G. S, MOORE, 332 O'Farrell st. AT Jess than cost; uncalled 'ornlh. overcoats and lrpum at . Loadoa ‘Tailor.” 721 Market st. YOU can S worth of furniture f S e TR mmn—- . CYCLE skating rink, Central Pu-k, City Hall, Market st.; iadies free, i ot SUITS to vider on instaliments of NEUHAUS,CO.. the tailors, 120 mflffluh-fi extra pants or fanc _vests, for §14 75. Fred Wagner. 880 &n—! EASY installments for and Youths. suite 11T M. by lmwm.l. to Order. Co-operative week; suits to order bip >y ..n"..‘h... L i ONE Dollar w Art Tatloring. 3 nu-.-m. I|- NT I I caused me to raise nearly powerless arm. 1mb, ran, ‘leaped” ke boy (age 74). See me at offices.” ““REXRADIO" quickly restored my ‘falling sight’ Couldn’'t read large print, recognize faces. Two treatments, read smail print. ree- agnized faces at 50 feet. See me at ofl-q * REXRADIO" speedily cured our dangerous ung affection. removed severe general rheu- matism, opened many years closed nostril. straightened crooked rheumatic arm, dis- persed large tumors, cured neuralgis. ete. Get our 6 rames at offices.” “ ‘REXRADIO’ 1 caused my 17 years ‘totally” deaf ear to hear ‘whisper’ at 0 fest. Get name at offices.”” REXRADIO” shows plies of testimonfals of various diseases wonderfully helped. Names of witnesses attached. including hundreds of best citizens, lawyers, financiers, property brokers, physicans, mine owners, capitalists. etc. Would they lend their reputable names to “untruths?’ Come, see this grand wark and form your “own'" opinion. Rexradis courts the “light.” “REXRADIO'S" ads appear (daily) 1a &l the _ great newsgapers. Rud them. “REXRADIO" cardially invites you to bring sick to his (to-day’s) public free healing TNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Berkeley: Notice to Contractors, Bullders and Material Men—Notice is hereby given that sealed bids are solicited for performing the labor an.i furfishing the materlals for recomstructing the gouth drive, on the of the Uni- versity of California, at ley, California, and said bids will be recsived at the olfice of the Regents, South Hall, Berkeley. at or before 5 p. m. of October 34, 1904. No bids will be considered uniess accompanied by & certified check or bond of bidder. tm favar of the Regents of the University af California. egual to ten (10) per cent of his bid wita sufficient sureties, conditioned that if said bil be accepted, the bidder will duly entsr int» a r contract and give bond to perfarm falthiully the duts and obligations in mc- cordance with said bid and with the plas and s tions whicn are hereby require B et ot seen comtaut. TBY chahe to reject any or all bids is hersby reserved. By order of the Committee on Grounds and Bulldings of the Board of Regents. V. H. HENDERSON, Acting Secretary. FROPOSALS for Quartermaster Supplies—O fice Depot Quartermaster, 38 New Mont. gomery st San Francisco, Cal. Oet. i« 1904.—Realed proposals, in triplicate, sub. Ject to usual comditions, will be received hvis untl! Monday. Nov. 7, 1904, and then opened. for fuinishing fire hoss. hose car.i. bipe and fittings, for Camp Darags, P. [ Preference will be given to articles of " do- mestic production and -uun-zu-. cond; - tions of price and quality being equal (in- cluding in the price of production thy Sty thereom). © The United States resseves Tight to aceept or reject any or all bids or any part thereof, Information and blask proposals furnishéd on application. Envel- opes containing proposals to bé sealed aund marked “Proposals for Qr. Mr. Supplies. N-.. 8305, and addressed to Major €. A. Dewel, _Qr. U £ A.. Depot Quartermaster. — e sqp‘uu. clu"mnm:x- h'r":.l'm be. Seal n re- Seived Bave until 11 oclock & m.. Octaber s .uflm w‘:r'l at Infantry additions to CGantonment. Presidio of San Francisco, Cal. (o et 1o rejeet o accept uny oe al b4z the right to t or any or all in whole or in part. Information furnished on application to WM. S. PATTEN, Assiat- s b antns FRANCISCO, CAL., October 17. 1904.— “l:hfl proposals, in triplicate, will be re- ceived here until 11 o'clock a. m.. November 16, 1904, and then opened for the construction of an_emergeney at Infamtry tonment, Presidio of Francises. Cal.. o ooy reject or accept any or all bids n Information