The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 28, 1906, Page 13

! | 1 | | i 1 | ] . I » ; ! | 1 i i ! i Ar WANTED—MALE—Con THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1906. ed. READY, 634-636 Clay et., Phone Mam 5948, Own Printing S& HE IF YOU WANT HELP, DO AS OTHERS DO— ND ¥OUR ORDERS 1 AY & READY, 634-636 Clay ployment and Labor Agents. OF MA PO LIVE; THE OF MAN TO WORK 1905 we gave 69,000 mer Work R. FARE $7.75. ILROAD. AND IDAEO. | light job, §1 $20 end £ LOOK stable YOK use work. 10c fare, $25 1d TORY WOR week and fd s, $8 S are $1, $35 list of positions four | ween Riparis, O HELP WANTED—MALE—Continued. | WORKING_ foreman, fare 50c, $35 and found. Special teamster, city, $2.25 to $2.50 day. Forter, nrst-class countyy hotel, §25 and fd. U teamsters, special city job, $2.25 day. Milker and butter-maker, Marin Co., fare $1, $35 and found. 3 butchers, 350, $40, $35 and found. Boy helper, plumbing shop, $4¢ week. 5 milkers, $40 and found; Del Norte County. 12 boys, wrep packages, { MURRAY & RBEADY, 634636 Clay st. | OUR | | Los Angeles office located at 127-129 South Los Angeles st dairyman, {AT C. R. HANSEN & CO. 429 Bush st ¥or Workingmen's boarding-house, country. See party bere 11 o'clock today. Experienced grocery and dry goods clerk §125 Cook and dishwasher (either 2 men or man and wite) . - 3002 Srrs AP Barkeeper . §40 ‘and room Porter . $30, room and board Bedmaker 880, room and board Laundryman $30, room and board Walter, arm work $30, room and board 15 men...... .$85 camp, party here Cook and wife, waitress, For officers’ table, R. R. 11 a m., free fare Extra cock, $3 day Assistant _baker, Baker, cafe eity 2 cooks, country r Butcher, cate - 10 siivermen, 3 adys week. hotel Soub: 318 week ..$35 Moard 50 city lesale house :. R. In California, also Oregen, $2.25 day and ...... 429 Bush st \nd assistant clerk, who epeaks some language, for tnis office; prefer one ves with his parents. HANSEN & CO.. ...429 Bush st. & GUNN, Inc., & Cal. Empl. Agencles. : Bush 495, 635 Washington D—PAID WEEKLY. = and rockmen, ship tonight. RE—NEAR OREGON. FREE FARE—CORDELIA. #00; arillers, $67.50; ship noon. TERS. work, $82.50 and fd. . Ban Benito County, $40 and fd WOODEMEN—NORTH 50 woodsmen, $60 to $80. Tie-makers, ilc tie, Sonoma County. an take contract 15,000 ties, boss here. machiniists, mine company, north, 40c day. oraer cook, city, $10 week hotel eity, $25 and found FREE FARE-SAN LUIS OBISPO. 25 Itallans, $1.60; board yourselves. W. P, R, R—SOUTH. Alameda County, $1.50 fare, §2.25 Laborers day | W. P. R. R.—BUTTE COUNTY. | 100 laborers, $67.50; drillers, $T0. | YO8 ITE VALLEY R R.—MERCED. Laborers, $67.50; drillers, $75; board $20. OCEAN SHORE R. R.—SOUTH. Laborers, 2 drillers. $2.25; teamsters, §2.25. | MINES. | 8 =old miners, Lassen Opunty, $3. 2 muckers, same place, 5. PACIFIC CONT. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. | BOOKKEEPER for lumber co., $60 and found; | head losper. $100 month; timber fellers, $78 o $80. lumber pllers, $2 day; blacksmith’s $1.50 day and found; stableman, $60 about place, §25 and found: chore- 0 and found; old man to care for $5 month and found; poultryman, $25 and found; farmers: milkers; farmers and wives and others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento s COOK and wife, courltry hotel, $55 to $80; restaurant cooks, $70 and $14 week; boar ing-house cook, $40. night watchman for in- stitution, $30 and found; walters, dishwash- ers and others. J. F.' CROSETT & OO. 628 Sacramento st. ANDRE'S Office, 817 Stockton st.—Cook, $80; second cook, near city, $45; pantryman, $30; chicken” butcher, $30 and’ found; assistant cook, $40; walter, near city, $30; assistant $30; potwasher, $8'a week; dish- club, $30. vegetableman, $30 to $3 hand, $30; man tg cut wood, ot place, $30; bedmaker, $8 a week; a: t baker, hotel, $35 and found, etc. B DRILLERS, HELP, $i5 to ITE R. R. JAY £34.638 Clay st e Valley; WHERE. B S| FREE FARE. 634-636 Ciay st WANTED—A -young man from 16 to 18 years of age as stock boy to learn the dry goods business. Apply superintendent’s offic HALE BROS.', Inc., between 9 and 11 a. m. WANTED—A young man who s experlenced in ribbons. ~ Apply superintendent's office, HALE BROS., Inc., between 0 and 11 a. m. | WANTED—A first-class clothing ealesman; | best salary paid to right man. Addres stating _experience and references, box 37, Cail office. MISCELLANEOUS—FOR_SALE—Con, ONLY HALF BUSY READ THE MEDICAL—Continued. WANT AD REAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR SALE. % SOLIC"O;! WANTED. WANTED—A few good solicitors for city and CASH reglsters—You owe it to your business country; highcet grade work and larse_ re- vestigate our lina and prices: muncrations Call between 9-12, 204, 1728 | ‘e ave sou money. Amerloan Second-hand Market st. Cash Register Company, 27 'th st, ADVERTISING eolicitor wanted on weekiv. | 100,000 BRICK, second-band _lumber, sash, Address with references box 35, Call office. IRWIN-PATTON CO., Crocker butlding, have vacancy for good real estate salesman. HORSES AND WAGONS. ONE_ cut under platform furniture wagon, 1 light truck, 4 3-can milk wagons, 2 butcher wagons, ail kinds of top wagons, 3 mill wagons 14 feet long, all kinds of business buggies, surreys, carts at low prices. 1503-5 Folsom 'st. FOR sale—One good family horse; well broke; saddle and harness. 337 East Fourteenth st,, Fruitvale ave., Fruitvale, Cal. \ AUCTION sale of horses, -wagons and harness every Wednesday at 11 a. m.. 327 Bixth st. FOR *sale—2 horses and butcher cart, 1453 Twenty-fourth st., near Dlamond. A _CARLOAD of good horses for sale. 411 Sixth st. FOR sale—A fine driving horse, 6 years oid; price §90. Box 1108, Call office. $250—One up-to-date rubber-tire victoria; al- most new; cost $700. 1503 Folsom et. FOR sale—Bugsy. Box 1204, Call office. BAY horse for sale; 15 hands high; 6 years old. Box 856, Call office. NGES—Roek Island sheepswool, $6 and $9 ADDERLEY, 307 Marke S. FOR sale—3 trucks, § large expr melt wago! 233 Beale et. wagons, 1 HOUSES TO LET. A PRINTED list of houses to let; send for cir- cular. G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 20 Montgmry. COMPLETE list of houses and flats im our renting department; service free; furmiture for 4 rooms, $150; §3 a week Cordes Furni- ture Co., on the square, 245-259 Geary st. ELEGANT residence, 2051 Devisadero st., near. Jackson; 8 rocms and bath; modern improve- ments; fixed to sult tenant; electric lights. A—PACIFIC, 924, near Mason—Six rooms and bath; sunny corner; $21. HOUSES FURNISHED—FOR SALE. 10-ROOM furnished house; each room camplete With light housckeeping; gas; 9 rooms reated; $250 cash. Call §23 Howard st 9to 1l 6. m. NICELY furnished 16-room house, central, good locatior; steady roomers; owner leaves soon. 514 Eddy. e e e e e COTTAGES TO LET. $16—5-ROOM cottage on Cottage row, nr. Web. ster, bet. Sutter and Bush. Inquire No. 7. e e COTTAGES TO LET—LARKSPUR. FOR rent—New cottage, 4 rooms, furnished; fine location; very desirable; rent reasonable. Inquire H. E. WRIGHT, 615 Guerrero st. HOTELS. HOTEL SEQUOILA, 808 GEARY ST., CORNER HYDE. Telephones; steam heat; hot and cold water in every room; European plan; grill; ne hor tel more modern or convenient; most elegant- ly furnished; absolutely fireproof. R. H. WARFIELD, Proprietor. HOTEL,_St. Nicholas, Market, Larkin, Hayes sts.—Heart of 5. F.; modern; American and European plans; electric 1ights and phone in every room: hot and cold water; g\\le!. INVESTMENTS. WANTED—Unlisted mining. ofl, rubber, in- Qustrial, water, real estate stocks and bonds. Addrees Manager, Industrial Commercial Company, 222-223 Starr King bullding. INVALID CHAIRS. SOLD, rented, exchange: manufacturer of the Eames tricycle ckall 5. JAPANESE LAU PSSP e S SN T JAPANESE CENTRAL LAUNDRY. FINE LADIES® WORK AND LACE CUR- TAINS A SPECIALTY. 438 HAYES ST., BET. GOUGH AND OC- TAVIA. PHONE PAGE 3830, LOST AND FOUND. 5 LOST—Short pair of sliver folding glasses. Return to BERTELIN Grant ave.; reward. lorgnette co,, 214 R. FREE FARE. FARE. 634-636 Clay st | MAN capable of managing cloak department in this city; must be of good appearance, middle-aged, experienced and well recom- mended. Box 36, Call office. “PARTMENT. lers, etc., $60 to $90 Cal., $60 to $90. ORTH, BOUTH, $40 and found. Y. 634-636 Clay st S IS A FACTORY. WAREHOUSE experience wanted, $60, wages and work, suit, boss at our excavating, fac- mines, stores, etc.; ask us and nia, Arizona, 634636 Clay st HELP. - . $60 and 1d. r camps, $45 and found. ce_fare_boss here. $6 DAY, MAKERS. 634-636 Clay st | A MAN with large acquaintance who can con- ] the business of his friends can have pe manent position in large fire insurance office; salary. P. O. box 2084, city. WANTED Experienced silk_salesman. Ad- dress, stating experience and references, box | 353, Call office MECHANICAL draughtsman of 6 to 10 years' experience: neat and-accurate work required; steady position. Box 632, Call office. | WANTED—Experienced salesmen; splendid opening for right party; references required. Box 32, Call office. | BOY wanted with school certificate, JOE RO- SENBERG, K16 Market st | | WANTED—An_errand boy. | Apply MARKS BROS., 1220 Market st | ONE waiter, 1 second cook, 1 third cook., 1 cook for country. 1 bellboy. 318 Jas. Flood bld, ERRAND boy wanted. Callfornia Net Com- | “pany, 597 Miseion et., third floor. WANTED—One brass polisher and buffer. J. ROYLANCE Brass Worke, 112 Main st. WANTED—Intelligent boy for office work. 120 Becond st | WANTED Bedmaker. 681 Howard st. | | EXPERIENCED power machine operators wanted. P. BIGGINS & CO., San Bruno road, | GOOD talior wanted for busheling. 877 Sutter et., near Leavenworth. erent ranches, $26, $30, G MEN, : | X_YOUNG man as porter at_roadhouse. The work in planing- | Boulevard, county road and School st., Colma. 12 boys or young $12 week | WANTED A bootbiack for barber shop. In- DY, 634-636 Clay st. | quire at 143 Larkin st. . { ARDS, VINEYARDS, BIC, | — Tse teams, near city, good | ELEVATOR boy. 20 Stockton st. and found. | Jd_Su 45 | MEN & bovs wanted to learn plumbing, brick- ; iferent places, $26, 330, 835 | Tysaing plastering trades; §5 day: special of- | fer §28 2 mo, course; short time only; union OREMEN—BOYS. = and private residences, « and private residences, 315 AND HELPERS. 35 and $50 and fd. $30 and found. and found. $30 and found. cheese makers, located egon, Washington, 4 found. SALD. O TRY JOBS o $75, ound to $75. 1 to $75 d. to §75. 534-626 Clay st TUNNELE. miners, $52.50. 15 CARMEN, $60. 3% LABORERS, $60, MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. 36 ¥ UND ROCK CRUEHER—FREE FARE. intiorers, frec fare. $07.50. ANOTHER FREE FARE men to build roade, level land, grade lots. put up houses, etc., 12 miles away, $30 ih MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. HOTEL DEPT. 7 pooks, hotels and restaurants, $65 to $35 fa B so BLA A P E oks, camps, ranches and sawmills, $75 $75 and found, dighwashers, $30 to $20 and found. ers, $30 to $40 and found. 1 porters, $25, $20 and found. AND BLEVATOR BOYS—BED- MAKERS—PBAKERS. MARRIED. sarmers and wives, different places, $40 to 0 and fow m'RnAYni READY, 634-636 Clay st. MURRAY & READY, 684-636 Clay st. MENDOCINO COUNTY. ver laborers, youw'll sult, $35 to $40 rd. Ry s e — s BRIDGE CAnnNms'mzi% FARE. NNEL CARPENTERS—FRI FARE. THERN CALIFORNIA—FREE FARE. arpenters, $97.50 month, MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. SMITH for country machine shop, $3.50. | card guranteed.,, Coyne Bros. Co., New York, Chicago, St, Louis: free catalog, DETECTIVES—5 men to learn; reduced rates Sarueir's iehdol. 094 Momtyoes- HOTELS and restaurants looking for rellable Belp phone to Main 3351 or call at 318 James Flood building. ANY intelligent person may earn good income corresponding for 'newspaper; no experience. Address Press Syndicate, Lockport, N. Y. N and women to learn the barber trade; wages while learning: special inducements. San Francisco Barber College, 741 Howard st. WANTED—Meén to fill 300 rooms at 20c per night: clothes closets, hair mattresses, elec- | _tric lights in every room. 681 Howard, nr. 3d. WANTED—Wrappers. Apply 8. N. WOOD & CO.. Powell and Ellis sts. FIRST-CLASS carriage trimmers. & 0., 651 Howard st. | A LARKINS Mission st.. In person or by letger WANTED_Sole leather cutter on Beam ma- chine. Box 4, Call. WANTED -Seamen snd green hands. Apply Thos, Murray, shipping agent, 510 Davis st SAJLORS and young men (green hands) for ships. HALLBERT, 517 Jackson st. LOST—Thureday afternoon: gold claep, link bracelet; each link set with a turquoise.' Re. turn to Pendleton, 900 Sutter, r. 59; reward. LOST—Brown cocker bitch; Nomle, long tail; Child's pet: reward, 15 Summer t.. after 6. MATRIMONIAL. REFINED widow wishes to meet widower with or without children; object matrimony. Box 6329, Call office, Oakland, MRS. BROOKS, confidential and reliable mar- riage bureau. 36 Haight st. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, WHEN you'ge *‘worn out” looking for the piano you want at the right price, phone Mission 430, GOODMAN'S, 1132 Valencla st.; open evenings; large stock second-hand (nearly new) and new instruments (direct from man- ufacturers) at close figures on suitable terms. A BARGAIN list in standard uprights; Chick- ering $185, Heine §235, Stelnway 3135, XKnabe $185, Emerson $125; rents $2 up; installments $2.56 up. HEINE PIANO CO., 237 Geary it A STEINWAY in good condition, $98. HEINE PIANO CO., 237 Geary st. BARGAINE; all uprights; Davis & Sons, Sing- er, Steinway, Emerson, Chickering, from 3135 up: only w left; rents $2 up; installments $4 up. Mission Plano Co., 584 Valencia et AN UPRIGHT PIANO FOR $50. A SQUARE PIANO FOR $10. BENJ. CURTAZ & SON, 16 O'FARRELL ST. etc. THE DOLAN , plumbing material doors, p . job 778 Market st., CO., 1607 Market st.; near Fourth. DR. SYLVESTER'S office, 1206 Market st. . Leading Speclalist for Women. Irregularities cured in 24 hours or no charge; " advice free; strictly rivate; hours 9 to 9. DRS. GOODWIN'S herb treatment, well- known, reliable, safe, sure cure for female troubles; instant reliéf guaranteed: $10. 850 Market st., opposite Fourth, suite 39. ANOTHER rebullt No_ 1 Smith Premier Type- ‘writer, $35; a bargain. L. & M. ALEXAN- DER, 110 Montgomery st., agents L. C. Smith & Bros.’ visible typewriter. MACHINERY, bollers and engines bought, sold and exchanged; power plants in their entirety bought. Western Mhy. Co., 230 Main. At o e e REFRIGERATORS for butchers, grocers, ho- tels, pub. imst'ns, family use, direct to’ con- sumers, Ft, Smith Refrig. ‘Wks, 482 O'Farrell e B D A_GENTS full-dress suits to rent. J. COOPER, 21 Stockton st.. ®econd floor. NATIONAL cash register; fine condition; reas- onable. 723 Market st., room 20. NEW safe, cost $100. cheap for cah. G. SELLINGER, 636 Washington st., 10-12 a.m. 86 —A SEALSKIN as good as new. 2 MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE, 907 Market st. A_PERFECT ‘white 6%-karat dlamond at a bargain. 10 Sixth st. - —n LAUNCHES, new and slightly used; some good snaps. California Launch/ Works, “Alameda. CASH registers—All makes; new and second- hand; half price; easy terms. 539 Market st. SECOND-HAND safe, §75. RICHARDSON BROS., 123 New Montgomery st., city. DESKS and offics furniture boughit, sold and ‘exchanged. T. D. McCARTHY, 807 Mission. SAFES New and second-hand. The HER- MANN SAFE CO., 417-27 Sacramento st. MOVING plctures, magic lanterns, bargains. BULLARD & BREC i sale, rental; 131\ Post st. DIISCELLANE({U! WANTS. AA—Highest prices paid for ladles’, gents’ cast- off clothing. Tel, Davis $25. 650 Sacramento. e - AA—Dress sults, Tuxedos, Pr. Alberts & other sults bought by L. Skoll, the talior, 202 Ellis. HIGHEST prices pald for ladles’ & gents’ cloth- ing. Anderson, 154 9th st.; tel. Howard 1187. WANTED—Dentist's chair in fair condition and cheap. 013, Call. DIAMONDS, ete., bousht for cash. Karl Eber & Co.. 400-401 'Adams blds., 206 Kearny Y TO LOAN. CONFIDENTIAL. Toans of all kinds and of every description made on plancs, furniture, warehouse receipts, livostock and to people on their individuai notes at banking-house rates; In case of sick- nees or loss of empioyment we extend your so you take no chance of losing your goods; your business is strictly confidential, as we make no inquiries of your nelghbors; goods remain in your possession and you have the loan as lcng as you desire; if you have any outstanding bills or owe uny loan company we will pay them for you,and give you more money: It is easier to pay one than a number; to ladies of prominence we make loans without any security whatever; we can refer you to any bank or mewspaper in the city; don't fail 0 call and see us and we will cheerfully ex- plain to you our up-to-date method of dok business; you meet no one &t OUr separate an private offices. ILLINOIS TRUST COMPANY, room 16, Phelan bullding; phone Main 704, ~ AN EASY WAY To get ready cash without red tape; come to us; we loan money on such security as house- hold goods, planos, horses, vehicles, salary, etc., at @ very reasonable cost; we've been a big help to many, and may be to you; easy installments; liberal discount; come in, phone in. or postal sent brings our man to you with full free information. “RELIABLE MONEY LENDERS," HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO., Market and McAllister. Tel. South 922. 202-203 Callaghan Bldg. OAKLAND OFFICE, Room 3, Macdonough Bidg. Tel. Oak 6880. WILL LOAN Reasonable amount on First Mortgages on real estate In city, town or country. Low Tate of interest. Give full particulars Of Property, Lo traveling Box (ONE: MONEY loaned saiaried people and others upon thelr own Dames Without security; cheapest rates. easiest- peyments; offices In B3 principal cities; save yourself money by getting our terms first, TOLMAN, room 688, Parrott building. ¥ SALARY LOANS— Money loaned salaried people without securi- ty or indorsement, knowledge of employer or any one; confidential and courteous treatment. Call and get terms. Drake 453 Parrott bldg. HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain liberal advances on diamonds, jewelry, at 1 er cent interest. Baldwin's Jewelry Store, 78 Market st.; tel. Main 1644. Branch 1183 Market st. and 27 Third st DR. C. C. O'DONNELL—Office and residence 102174 Market st.; phone South 622; particu- lar attention paid to diseases of women. A_MRS. DR. GWYER, G11A Leavenworth st bet. Geary and O'Farrell. Phone East 607. DAVIES and Hindoo Herbs; DR. and MRS. original method of treatmeut. 1126 Market. DR. ROSEN, residence 2995 Folsom Twenty-sixth; ladles, relief or no fee; MUSEUMS, DR. LIEBIG STAFF Free Museum of Anatomy moved to 1023 Market st.. near 6th t., corner $10. OFFICES AND STORES TO LET. ~ POLK, 1714, bet. Clay and Washington—Large store and ¢ rooms; plate glass windows; property will be fixed to sulf tenant. NEW modern stores; rent reasonable. ‘corner Eighteenth and Valencia sts. DESK room. 34 Fair bullding, 280 Montgom- y_st. e ———————— PERSONALS. “R-E-X-R-A-D-1-0" treated with EXTRAOR- DINARY SUCCESS (medically) “incurable PARALYTIC and totally DEAF and SICK persons, before astonished LEADING PHY- SICIANS; see their AMAZING testimony (this column) last SUNDAY and MONDAY; get their ADDRESSES at offices, and IN- TERVIEW them; office hrs.2 to 6,509 Kearny. THE MARVELOUS VIBRATOR For the sick and drug-weary, every man and woman suffering from disease or exhaustion, who has given up all hope of ever being cured; all aches and pains instantly relieved free demonstration from 10 to 12 a. m.; price $3 and §0; a child can use it. Agency American Vibrator Co., 303 Jones, nr. Eddy. WE will give §1000 for any chronic disease we can’t cure; if you are suffering with rheuma- tism or any other so-called incurable disease come and &ee ug; we cure or don't Want yoi Money. INSTITUTE OF VITOLOGY,536 Turk WANTED—You to try Hammond's sweet apple clder; cures constipation; prevents sickness; keeps children healthy; s doctor bills; recommended by physicians; sale at grocers. DR. LEXER'S tape worn specific; infal. ;rmvs. tape worms over ngt; §1, ptge prpd.; pleas. to take, Add. LEXER MED, CO., 1101 Pilerce. RELIABLE speclalists “with a reputation; all diseases of men; if discouraged call or write. TFacts given, DR. WILLIAMS CO., 108 Geary AT less than cost—Uncalled for sults, over- coats and trouseys at CHARLES LYONS', the London tallor, 715 Market st. MME. GILLINGHAM, 114 Geary st removea ‘wrinkles and blemishes from your face; work guaranteed; cousultation and booklet” free. HAVE perfect form corsets made to order from $3 up. 1047 Post st., near Larkin. Mrs. Holshouser, magnetic masseuse; treat- ments. 512 Emma Spreckels bld.. 927 Market. DRUMMERS' samples of wholesale house skirts. 310 Market st. LADIES' and gents' tatlor-made suits, §1 per week. Peerless Co.. 231 Post. L. Weiner. 8 BRAND new tallor-made men's sults, cost $25, for $9 75. 440 Bush, nr. California Hotel. $1_A WEEK; sults to order $15 up. LEMOS, 1127 Market 6t., bet. Seventh and Eighth. MASQUERADE costumes, play books, w‘l{l; country orders. GOLDSTEIN & CO., 733 Mkt CHEAPEST and best in America—The Weekly Call, 16 pages, sent to any address In the United States or Canada one year for $1 SW. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. REMOVED—DR. WONG HIM, herb doctor, treats all diseases of the human body; for past four years at 667 Geary st., now located at 414 Hyde st., bet. O'Farrell and Ellls. TONG PO CHY, successor to Dr. Li Po Tal, the famous herb doctor; all diseases cured by Chinese herbs. 727 Washington st. WONG WOO, the famous herb doctor; all dis eases cured by Chinese herbs. 746-8 Clay st. e e e e e e PATENTS, A—PATENTS—SHEPHERD & PARKER; home office Washingten, D. C., have opened Pacific «Coast office in San Franeisco, Mr. J. v, Britton, atty-at-law, in charge. All pat- ent business skillfully and promptly executed. Inventors call at 827 Market st., room 210, or write P. O. box 662, San Francisco, INVENTIONS patented; U. 8. and foreign patent laws, F. P. MEDINA, 532 Market st. SCIPLE & RIVES, 1011 James Flood bldg., obtain, buy and sell patents. PILES AND FISTULA. A—ON furniture or plapos at lowest rates; no removal, no publicity; aiso on real estate; 1st or 24 mortgages or on any security, any amount, 0. W, BECKER, 38 Geary, room 30. FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE .ESTATES, LEGACIES, TRUSTS. . .FINANCIAL . PROBLEMS. ceee HERMAN MURPHY, 601-3 BXAMINER BD, ON real estate, first and second mortgages; any ‘amount; money advanced to prevent foreclos- ure; furniture; plancs; estates; any security. W. J. WHITE CO., 26 Montgomery st., r. 8. ANY amount quickly on furniture or piano without removal or other security; lowest rates; no commissions; confidentfal. 506-T Donohoe bldg., 8 Taylor st., corner Market, LOANS to salaried people without indorser; prompt attention and liberal terms. The City Loan Co., 211 Crossley bldg. MONEY to loan at a low rate of interest; gold, siiver, afamond rls and_precious stones bought at W. J. HESTHAL'S, 10 Stxth st. 1 PER cent on furniture or plano: no removal; no commission; no_publicity; §25 up; quick, quiet, confidential. 26 Montgomery st., rm: 21. SALARIED people without securit; also on furn., estates in probate, life ins. policles, etc. Empire Loan & Invest. Co., 612 Parrott bldg. BEST rental planos in the city for $8 per month; some at $2.50; one year's rental al- lowed. SCOTT-CURTAZ, 560 Hayes st. BAVE dealers’ profits; buy airect {rom factory. DEITEMEIER PIANOS, 830 Valencla st., between Nineteenth and Twentieth. LADY will sell $200 due bill on plano for $36. Box @86, Call office. EUPERIOR violins; new and old. H. MUL- LER, maker and repairer, 2 Latham place. ALMOST given away; storage planos and fu niture. Whitehead's Storage, 1636 Market PIANOS extraordinary, stock East’n mfgr. sac- rificed; terms to sult. Statham,110 McAllister. SOHMER, Byron Mauzy planos, Cecilian plano player. BYRON MAUZY, -312 Post st. NEW upright pianos sold on $5 monthly pay- ments. SCHMITZ & CO., 16 McAllister st. e 3-PEDAL Steinway up; Chickering baby gran Shoninger little used. Keeffe's, 285 O'Farre! MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. H. §. WHITE MACHINERY CO.” OFFICE, 130 BEALE BT. Just received a brand-new lot of pipe. -inch pipe, $3.25 per hundred feet (new). -iuch pipe, $3.95 per hundred feet (new). 1-inch pipe, $5.70 per hundred feet (new). 13-inch pipe, $7.60 per hundred fest (new). 134-inch pipe, $8.70 per hundred feet (new). ready for use.8c 2-Inch screw pipe, 2d-hdj, 2%-inch screw pi -hd:, ready for use.10c 3-inch screw pipe, d., ready for use.12}4c Sfi-lnch screw pipe, 2d-hd., ready for use.15c -inch screw pipe, 2d-hd., ready for gfll’c Send check or money 8. ‘order to WHITE MACHINERY CO., 130 Beale st., Jargest dealers in pipe on coast, 4 2D-HAND machinery, engines, boilers, pumps, puliess, shafting, ete.. etc., t, sold, rented ‘and _excl i sce’ Su papers. H. 8. WHITE MACHY. CO., 130-32 Beale st. | MEN to learn cigar trade; good pay while learning. €18 Merchant st., near Kearny. | DAUTEL wants 800 men to buy inspected Gov- ernment ghoes at 631 Sacramento st. LABOR debts collected; sults. attachments. Law and Adjustment Co., 40 2d et., rm. 522, PENSIONpatty., E. A, Bullls, rm. 40, Phelan bidg. Past Com. Geo. H. Thomas Post, G-A.R. MEN wanted fo_buy imspected srm Tew and mecond-hand. 105 Third st WINCHESTER Hotel, 4 Third st., near Maf- ket—700 rooms; 35¢ night; 3 free bus and bagsage to and oo T VERTISEMENTS, subscriptions AR & T ste i1 Branch office. cor. Duncan > w. WANTED—Two good installment agents: good pay to good men; commission advanced every Baturday. Ok, 318 Mason st. C. F. ADAMS AGENTS wanted for “‘Mendarip” and ranchman’s 8 tools h‘:rle: send lu'llb for Angeles, Cal. cuts. T. FOOTE CO., Los BOILERS, engines, 2d-hand machinery. McIN- TOSH & WOLPMAN, 105-107 remont b PARTY having bought fine standard make up- right plano on installments and having same half paid for is unable w0 keep up payments and will sell equity for a nominal sum to any one wishing to continue to ments. Box 652, Call office. . FOR sale—New and second-hand billlard and Tool tables: easy payments: we rent tables :\'nlm né?x'uv nfl“«v CK. Bm res; 3 - COLLENDER, 652 Mission st., 8. ¥. FOR sale—80 stands of Itall in_=ood rder at : to HART-PARR nn;hu traction engines; oll cooled plowing and threshing engines; water or ofl “cooled stationary engines. J. SLOAN, Falo Alto, Cal, e —_— e A—BUYS, sells W pova e 3, :u rents gear machinery, en ete. WHITELAW, s‘u Maln at. AA—FULL-DRESS suits to rer occa- ACCOMMODATION loans to salaried people; no security. PIONEER CO., 819 Market, suite 31. DON'T_borrow money on salary until you see us. Hutton Credit Co., 912 Mutual Bank bldg. CASH loaned salariéd people on notes without indorser. Federal Loan Co., 609 Exam. bldg. 3% ON furniture & planos; $15 up; no removal; no_com. V. TREMAIN, room &1, 6 Eddy st. ALL loans on dlamonds & jewelry at 2 per cent mo. S. F. Collateral Loan Bank, 538 Kearny. MONEY WANTED. lots are clear and worth $3000. Box 1467, Call office. Sunset District; MINES AND MINING, BEIUIETE Sscnn| o oo o bl S LB TS MINING stocks—We ofter for sale the follow- ing list of Treasury stocks: Yellow Horse Mining Company, Manhattan, 100,000 shares, 15 cents. Eurcka Manhattan Mining Company, Man- hattan, 75,000 shares, 20 cents. Montana-Midway Extension, Tonopah, 50,000 shares, 25 _cents. . : Manhattan Cat Bird Mining Company, Man. Man- hattan, 50,000 shares, 15 cents. Manhattan-Mascot Mining Company, hattan, 50,000 shares, 15 cents. Golden Terra Nevada Mining Company, Searchlight, 100,000 shares, 2) cents. Munbattan California Mining Company; Man- ‘hattan, 50,000 shares, 15 cents, The above mining companies are incor- porated. for 1,000,000 sharcs each of the par value of $1 fully pald and non-assessable. Money makes money, that Is the way for- tunes are made. The man of limited means must come Into the youthful institution, and by helping it grow becomes entitled to shore in its growth. The buying of mining stocks, sold at de- velopment prices by a g0od reliable company, owning promising property, 1s both profitabls and legitimate. For maps and further Information call or WG ALENTINE G, HUSH & 0, 208-6 Union_Trust Building, San Francisco. . PXPERIENCED or wants grub staks for Manhattan, Nev. Miner,r.23, 632 Market ASSAYING G50c: cash for gold, ore, ete. MEDICAL. MRS, DR. KOHL, reliable ladies™ instant relief Removed Post st.. between Hyde and Larkin. X 7 FREE illustrated book on above diseases sent on request; permanent cures without the knife; book contains valuable information. DR. FRANK R. WESTON, Specialist, suite B500A, Donohoe bldg., 8 Taylor st.. S. F. PARTNERS WANTED. PARTNER wanted In meat market; only butcher or stockman will answer. Address SMITH'S MARKET, Napa. PRINTING. E. C. HUGHES COMPANY, printers, engrav- ‘ers and binders. 511 Sansome st.. S. F. PROPOSALS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Office of the Board of State Harbor Commis- sioners, Union depot and Ferry House, San Francisco, Cal., March 1, 1900. Sealed proposals or bids will be recetved at this office &t or prior to 2:15 o'clock p. m. on Thursday, April 5, 1908, for the construction of section 12 of the seawall, the same to ex- tend from the northerly end of section 13, one thousand (1000) feet mortherly along the water front line of the city and county of San Fran- cisco in accordance with tne plans and speci- fications prepared therefor by the chief engi- eer of the board and aaopted by the board ebruary 21, 1906, and on flle in this otfice, to which special reference is hereby made. The work to be done under these specifications con- siets in furniehing all stone and labor for con- structing tone seawall. It is imated that the stona seawall will contain about 150,000 tons of stone of 2240 pounds per ton. The seawall to be bullt of stonc not subjeet to de- composition nor disintegration by the action of sca water or air. Two classes of stone will be recogni: The first class will include stone of one or more cubic feet in & fair assortment of sizoa between one and four cubic feet; no objection will be made to stone larger than four cubio feet; this class of stone must be ree of seams and 'marked lines of cleavus: The second class will mclude stone of less than one cublc foot, in assorted sizes, but no stope less than five pounds will be accepted at the quarry. No bld ‘will be received unless It is made on & blank form shed from this office and is mccompanied by a sample, weighing about iwenty-five pounds, of the stone to be used and & certifed check of five (3) per cent ot the amount of the bid (based on 150,000 tons), vayable to the order of the secretary of the board, as & Fuarantee on the part of the suc- cesstul bidder that he will within six (6) days after the mcceptance of the bid enter into a written contract to do sald work according fo the plans and specifications prepared there- for and will aiso execute fle with this board & bond in such sum as the board may uate with a surety company, to be epproved by the Board of State Harbor Com- missjoners and conditioned for the faithful 'ormance of such contract; nor will said bid ‘considered by this board unless delivered to thle secretary or to the assistant secretary, ot ,4be gffico of the sEretaty, at or. liflfir (g :15 o'clock p. m. rsday, 1906, at which time and place the »F.:. will be The board reserves the right to reject any or aal Bidy it dsemed ‘for” ihe beat Interest of o ’n‘u f_ the d?d'l. P i Bl o] ] BB, G spéuu:(a&lé' B e oificla member ‘ot ihe Board ot State tssioners. GENE E. and county of San Francisco, ex-officio ber of the Board of C deem ad —— REAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR SALE. SOL GETZ & SONS, Real Estate Owners. HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS! ‘Why do “Land Values” advance quickest near Park? Because of its healthfulness and attractions. < Most_select ‘“New Block” just purchased. On H st., between 44th and 45th avenues. Lots that cennot be duplicated in this city. Fronting Park and Ocean Beach Cars. Unobetruct:d view of Ocean, Park and Seal “Rocks. Will be graded on official grade at onde. Finest view; Lowest prices; Easlest terms. Inspection means buying. Call immediately for diagrams and prices. $S00 to $850—Graded lots on 23d, 24th and 25th aves. One block from Park and cars; excellent view of Park and Ocean. Cholcest and cheapest lots in this district. Easy terms. Call t; see them today. —$350 to $1800_Fronting Ocean Boulevard; along Ocean Shire and Parkside Transit Co. proposed electric iine; $10 monthly, $600 to $850—Richmond Helghts lots. Superd view of Ocean, Park and Spreckels Lake. All bargains—Easy terms. Oceanside Branch Office, corner H st. and 47th ave. Open every day and Sundays. $200 to $550—Excelsior Homestead and Ocean View lots. $5 monthly. = SOL GETZ & SONS, Owners and Dealers. Room 34—Fourth floor, Chronicle building. AUCTION SALB REAL ESTATE Of the Late 8. H. SEYMOUR, Comprising some of the choicest Realty in San Francisco. MARKET ST., GEARY ST., AND OTHER PROPERTIES. Parcel 1—The north line of Market st., 275 ft. east of Marshall square, 50 ft. front with a depth of 100 ft. covered by a two-story brick bullding known as Nos. 1436, 1435, 1440 and 1442 Market st.; rents nominal; no leases. Subjeet to confirmation of Superior Court. Parcel 2—The southwest corner of Geary and Jones sts., having a frontage of 62:6 ft. on Jones st. and 60 ft. on Geary st., known as Nos. 601, 609 and 611 Geary st., and Nos. 521 and 523 Jones st.; old improvements, 2-story brick bullding. There are no leases and no Aot 5 Haree Geary ‘arcel orthwest T of and Octavia sts., having a frofitage of 79 ft. on Octavia st. and 77 ft. on Geary st., known as Nos, 1401,°3, 5, 7, 9 and 11 Octavia st., and No. 1406 Geary st.; rents $210 per month. Not subject to the confirmation of court. Parcel 4—The north line Twenty-fourth st., 100 ft. west of Diamond st., 25 ft. front by 114 ft in depth. Subject to confirmation of court. Parcel 5—West line of Thirty-fourth ave., about 100 ft. south-of U st., 50 fr. frontage by_120 ft. in depth. Parcel 6—Northwesterly line of Tiffany ave. (sometimes known as Valencia st.), 112 fr. frontage by 156 ft. In’ depth, and better de- scribed In catalogue of sale. There are no leases on thesa properties. The above properties will be sold at public auction on Wednesday, the 11th day of April, 1906, at the office of A. J. RICH & CO., 112 Montgomery st., at 12 o’clock noon. J “WATCH ME GROW." “SHANNON, THE REAL ESTATE MAN." This sheet is not large enough to present to you my properties; therefore am comgeiled to publish a paper. It contains useful information for those in- terested in San Franeirco, as well as property for sale. Sent free on appiication. “SHANNON, THE REAL ESTATE MAN." 823 MONTGOMERY ST. “WATCH ME GROW.' il DAN_O'CALLAGHAN, Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer, 22 Montgomery St. AUCTION. AUCTIO! AT AUCTION. AUCTION. Saturday, March 31st, at 12 o'clock m. TO CLOSE ESTATE. Choice holding, California st., No. 2112; be- tween Laguna and Buchanan sts.; lot 53:9x 137:6, with improvements consisting of sple: aid 15-room house, with attic and basemen: exceptional location for an up-to-date apart- ment-house, ALSO Bullding lot, west side lst ave., 25 ft. north . of California st., 50xS5, AT AUCTION. DAN O'CALLAGHAN, Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer, 22 Mont- gumery near Market. $2500—COTTAGE of 4 rooms and bath; lot 25x 120; house just completed; contains large kitchen and dining-room, 12x14 feet, large parlor, 2 large bedrooms with a closet in each room, bathroom, patent closet, etc.; also a small servants’ room or storeroom and basement; all modern Improvements: the partitions in this house are all double; locat- ed 8 blocks from the ocean and.close to the H-st. car line: in the best residence portion of Oceanside; commanding a grand view of the. ocean and go atusted that the bedrooma get the sun all day; gas and Spring Valley water; mear graded school; no mud in wet weather; no dust in dry weather; the best and heaithiest location to live in: brings 10 per cent on the investment: $1000 cash, bal- ance In payments to suit; lots in this block are worth $1500 and none for sale. Address for further particulars box 725, Call office. TWO FOLSOM-ST. INVESTMENTS. $45,000—Not far from 3d st.; nearly 100 feet front; In progressive section; present rents $125 'a month. $12,000—Near 6th st.; stores and flats in first-class condition; rents $73; pays over 6 per cent met. $45,000—Near Larkin and Turk: lot 68:0x 137:6; present rents §112 a month; excellent site for downtown apartment-house. THOMAS MAGEE & SONS, 5 MONTGOMERY ST. SPECIAL. $12,500—PRICE—$12,500. t: retail property; good lot. 30x90 feet; improved with store and flat bring about $1000 per annum; a good safe investment; In a Qistrict_that is improving every day. BOVEE, TOY & CO,, 117 Montgomery st. provements all fu excellent i pays $70 per month; steady tenants; a safe investment. & CO., 117 Montgomery st. MACKENZIE & UNDERHILL, Real Estate and [nsurance Brokers, 218 Sansome st.. near California. $145,000—40-foot corner on 3d st.; full depths near Mission; no feases. $7T. Mission st.. east of Fre- mont; Improvements paying over 4 per wil pay 5l per cent net cent now: per month: on car line. $3.500—60x72; north Lake st.: will subdivide. WORKINGMEN'S homes; 6 new cot % finished, 4 to 6 rooms and bath; to $2200; $150 down down, balance as rent. PA- CIFIC HOME BUILDING CO.. 11 Montgomy, black loam valley land; fine pouitry ranch. $5000—Fine corner 2 roads close to Sebasto- pol; electric cars; 4 acres pasture, balance ap- peaches, prunes and berries; S-room d"“‘fltl‘:"m dar, pleaty o No. 1 catiuiie. $50 per acre—S80 acres fine grape and alfalls land 15 miles of Stockton. on rafircad; dark sandy loam. n’t last lonj $6500—Few miles northeast of Lodi; fine 2- sandy loam, 40 acres, 32 in thriving yielding big income, 7 acres grain; modern story house of 6 rocms; fine barn, windmill and tank; drying plant. We have other buys In this booming district, but they don’t last lor d Let us drive you arcund if you mean - Dess. $3700—18 acres on Alhambra Valley road, flo.. llo lulln::édhlll mile muo:.;im' cot- age 5 rooms: wagon s poult water piped 1o Mouss and srousds: 3 acres {able grapes; § acres fruit: 8 acres hill pasture; fine caks. $2250—Less than mile of Somoma ;T acres fine loam land; fine view: modern 6-room hard finished house, bath, patent tollet; good stable. 7 large poultry houses, brooder house, 2 brooders, incubator, youRg cow. horse, wagon, harness. 150 laying bens; family or- chard;’ large windmill and tank; haif cash. $15,000—145 acres level alluvial sofl, only 1 mile of flne town. 60 miles from city: well tenced and cross fenced: 8 flelds; 20 acres fine alfalfar 2 fine wells: pumping plant capacity 1000 gallons per minute. good S-room house; blacksmith shop and engine house; horse, barn; 2 large cow barns; windmill and tank; milkhouse and separator: 2 No. 1 horses: § Berkshire hogs; 50 head stock hogs; 26 head fine graded young cows: 12 calves: poultry; wagons, plows. harness, farming tools. cholce property might consider residence coshange se et et vaive, 000—43 acres, 1 mile Calistoga: slightl rolling; 9 acres Matero and Zinfandei xrt:vo-, full bearing: 9 acres French prunes and cholce peaches, 8 years old; balance fine oaks and pasture; rural delivery: B-room house, barn, poultry-houses; 2 brooders, incubator, borse and bugsy. plows, cuitivators, trays and boxes; mortgage $1700 can remain: might exchange for gaod house and lot. $5000—Halt mile Oukdale, Stanislaue County; 10 acres pure biack sandy loam, river bot tom lsnd: 16 acres under frrigation: all im cranges, almonds, peaches, apricots and ber- ries in bearing; S-room house; good bawm, sheds and poultry-houses; wire Detting yards; windmill and tank; close to high school: might exchange. Stock ranch, 3 miles from Haywards; T asture: plenty waters 6 dwelling and pasture; er; 6-room H barn, poultry-houses: fine deep soll and nies neighborhood, R acres fine level sandy loam: & miles gouth of Sebastopol: on new eleciria road; 3-room : small barn: good well; ® Tmoo oy 1% mites Nepa $12, iapa City: on coiaited roud: rutal Seliverr: 18 acy oot uvial loam soii: 3 acres assorted fruits; ele~ gant residence of 9 rooms, porcelatn Dath: clothes and china closets; large grounds and stables; 10 stalls: poultry-houses, fine grive, yards etc.: might exchange for home around c% bay; Tprostignte bin $3500—20 acres, 'ween Elmira and Vacs- ville, 60 miles city: level sediment loam: 10 acres full bearing apricots and peaches, net- ting $600 this season: large Derry patch: mice 5-room cottage; good barn full of hay; new windmill and tank: large storehouse: poultry- houses; close to graded school; $1000 can re- main. We are making a speclalty of § and 10 acre homes on the electric road between and Sebastopol, with or without buildings, om a very small payment down and balance long m at 5 per cenmt interest. See them to-day. Send stamp for large Printed List. 26 Montgomery st., Room 8, Property Exchange & Specialty. A— CALIFORNIA LAND §i ACRE. A— CALIFORNIA LAND $i ACRE. A— CALIFORNIA LAND §i ACRE. Balance entire purchase weel sach 3 acres; no taxes: no interest: U-acre tracts: level,’ rich, clear: ready to piow; under irri- gation; perpetual water right: immediate possession un; nr!::nhn. maps, pe-it phs, sen stamp for postage. STE g"fl COLONY, 421 ket st.. room 441, San Francisco. $1600 FOR 1234 acres in Santa Clara County: nicely located in the foothills, about 5 miles from a growing and enterprising town: this s a bdargaln, as it Is well watered and has a commanding view of the surrounding coun- try: For further particulars address box 825 Call_office. FOR sale in Nevada—About 10 acres of fine land for cattle-raising; well watered and near good mining districts: not far from two railroads; shall be pleased to give full par- ‘éfi“" regarding same. Address box $53, office. FOR sale—4-room low; about 50 min- utes’ ride from San Francisco: on fine rafl- road line; well watered and wooded, fine cli- mate_ etc.: will take $1900; no agents. Ad- dress box 805, Call office. WE wiil inform you how to buy ncome pro- ducing farms on $10 a month ts: wilb nearly pay it. Western H Y. 69, 906 Broadway. Oskiand. HAVE a gsod sized lot short dista: from San Francisco, suitable for a bungalow; would build for responsible party on' easy terms. For particulars address box 879, Call. WANTED—Country real estate in all California. _ JOHNSON 308 Union Savinge Rank building. Oakland. FOR mwmww City; very prettily leeated pur- poses. Box 727, Call | R for near : % !