The San Francisco call (San Francisco, Calif.) 1895-03-07 ... · L~ ATEST DANCE MUSIC FOR PARTIES; XJ 9150. 1424 Greenwich st. .:.?-•':.',--.. LOAKS,CAPES AND FURS RETAILEDAT \J

$Page 1: The San Francisco call (San Francisco, Calif.) 1895-03-07 ... · L~ ATEST DANCE MUSIC FOR PARTIES; XJ 9150. 1424 Greenwich st. .:.?-•':.',--.. LOAKS,CAPES AND FURS RETAILEDAT \J$
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MARCH T, 1895. 9

PERSONALS.

Advicei'reeldivokl'l': laws a special;.-£x ty: collections, damages, wills,deeds, etc. <;. W.HOWE, Att'y-at-law,850 Market., cor.Stockton.

PACIFIC STATES DETECTIVE AGENCY, 20Ellis St., rms. 1&2: telephone, main 5506, 8. K.

LINCOLNBROS., 226 SLXTHST., ARE SELL-ingnew cheese. 6c lb: fresh eggs, 15cdozen;

fresh butter, 20c a roll 10-Ibsack cornmeal, 25c;10-lb sack oatmeal, 35c; picnic hams, B%c lb;finest sugar-cured hams, 10c Ib; macaroni, 25c abox :rice,20 lbs for $1; prunes, 25 lbs for$1; 10cans table apricots, 91; 20 cans sardines, 91; 10cans best jam, 91; 10-lb can of lard, 91; 15 canstomatoes, 91; 10 cans sugar corn, $1; 12 cansoysters, $1;flour,65c a sack; 4 tt> coffee, i?l. LIN-COLN BROS., cash grocers, 226 Sixth St., bet.Howard and Folsom.

CARPETS WOVE TO ORDER ANDFORXV sale; also chenille-wove rugs and silk-ragpor-tieres, and dealer incarpet twine In hank or chainat lowest rates. GEO. MATTHEW,709 Fifth St.,Oakland, ( .1!.

FINE SUITS, $15; DRESS PANTS, $4 75.Jj MisfitParlors, 14 Geary st.

/COCKATOOS— TWO"

AUSTRALIAN COCKA-\J toos for sale. 1919aMason.

ARD TABLES AND OFFICE DESKS. 211Post st.;basement ;repairing.

L~ ATEST DANCE MUSIC FOR PARTIES;XJ 9150. 1424 Greenwich st. .:.?-•':.',--..

LOAKS,CAPES AND FURS RETAILEDAT\J manufacturers' cost. 20 Sansome st., upstairs.T7-INETOSCOPES FOR SALE;PHONOGRAPHXV outfits bought forcash. Bacigalapl, 946 M'k't.

KEWARD—TO THE YOUNG LADY ANDelderly gentleman who saw a lady fait and

break her arm at the ferry on October 22, 1894, ifthey willsend their address to HAIGHT,220 Sail-some St., S. F.TirALTZIN THREE LESSONS; ARTI [0"

dances forparlor or stage taught daily at IR-VINE'S,927 Mission st., opposite U.S.Mint.

THE ORIENTAL—6IS TAYLOR ST., NEARX Sutter: newly furnished familyhotel; cleanest

In the city; superior French ladycook.A DVICEFREE ALANDPRIVATE MAT-

1\- ters. People's Law Offlce,B3BMarket.McCAßE."WEDDING INVITATIONSENGRAVED ANDTt printed. ROBERTSON'S, 136 Post St.

riOOK-BOOKS at ROBERTSON'S, 126 POST\J street.

LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND SOLD,store-fixtures, doors, windows, lumber, pipe,

etc.; cheap. Yard 116CMission St., nr. Eighth.\u25a0WE COULDN'T DO THE BUSINESS WE'RE

»*

doing ifprices were not right,Carpels, new and second hand, from 25c up

!Oak Bed 5et3..... 917 50upMattings, per yard 7c upLinoleum, per yard 50 cKitchen Chairs 25 •Kiich Tables $1 5U

EVERYTHING.IN PROPORTION,Largest stock and store in the city; lowestprices; easy terms, ifdesired.J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mission St.,

above Sixth. Open evenings. \u25a0.'

CECOND-HAND AS WELL AS NEW BARS,O showcases, counters, shelving*, mirrors, desks,safes, chairs, scales, etc., and a very large stock ofthem, too; be sure and sec stock and get prices be-fore going elsewhere. .1. NOONAN, 1017-1019--1021-1023 Mission St., above Sixth.

GAS FIXTURES AM) PLUMBING. 623Golden Gate aye. li.HUFSCHMIDT.

lANO LESSONS, 25c HALF-HOUR; GER-X man lady. 1126 Howard st.

OLD GOLD, SILVER, GENTS' AND LADIES'clothing bought. COLMAN,41 Thirdst.

WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TOorder by WILLIAMMcI'HCN.1195 Market.

\u25a0Kg* AWEEK'S NEWS FOR 6CENTS—SS^ST WEEKLY CAL In wrapper, lor mailing.

dentists.

D~"r! c?~e! BLA \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0< Tnl^tructilblkLATEST INVENTlON—Especially for

bridge work;positively guaranteed never to break;any patient once seeing them willadmit this is thetooth most wanted; also DR. BLAKE'S enameledplatinumcrowns: no display of gold.

THE HIGHEST ART INDENTISTRY.Prices moderate. Office 405 Sutter, nr. Stockton.

NY TOOTH FILLED OB EXTRACTEDpainlessly by my secret method without dan-

gerous cocaine or gas; won8 first prizes; prices rea-sonable; work warranted; all operations expertlydone; remember Ihave removed from 6 to 20O'FarreU at. DR. GEORGE W. LEEK-

BEAUTIFUL ALUMINUM-LINED set OFartificial teeth, 910, former price 930; for a

short time only. DR. W.P. COOL, 22 Kearny st.

riROOMEDENTAL ASSOCIATION 769 MAR-\J ket, bet. 3d and 4tn, gas, specialists: only reli-able agent for painiesn extraction; artificial teetUfrmsa; fillingsfromsl;extracting 50c. withgas SI.

DR. REA,9 SIXTH ST.: ALLDENTALWORKat lowest prices ana warranted; open evenings.

<2»n ASET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED \svp • good as can be made; filling,*l.DR. SIMMS,dentist, 930 Market St., nextBaldwin Theater.

LLWORK REASONABLE ANDWARRANT-ed. DR.J. W. KEY,1122 Market st.

DR. H.G. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETHwithout plates a specialty. 1841 Polk st.

R. J. J. LEEK,1FlFTft ST.; OPEN EVEN-ings and Sundays untiluoo-'..

DR. LUDLUM HILL, 14 \u25a0\u25a0.. 3!.\RKET ST.,near Eleventh; no charge for e.viri'-:Ing when

plates are made; old plates made over "new;teeth from 98 per set; extracting 50c; gas

pOLTON DENTALASSOCIATION.' 808 MAR-\J ket st. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER.

MONEY TO LOAN.\u0084. \u0084 . ,_,. r._ JxJ.J-_w_,.., ... \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0_.. .----.. ,_,-

-IST AND 2D. MORTGAGES, ESTATES,pianos.alimony ;any sum. MURPHY.62B Market.ST, 3D OR CHATTELMORTGAGE, PIANOS,

X estates, Insurance, etc. BPECK'S, 30 Montgy.

81 TO 11 PER CENT OFFERED ON GOOD3 firstmortgage security in prosperous farm-

ing county. CHAS. E.NAYLOR,19 Montgomery.

MONEY TO LOANON MORTGAGE OR COL-laterals. JAS. E. DAMON,303 Montgomery.UNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE, CROCKERbuilding, room 67;telephone Main5122.

fiX MONEY ON REAL-ESTATE SECURITY.D \u2666 SHADBOURNE JR. & CO., 313 Montgy St.

NY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ONyour furniture, pianos or real estate; low rates;

call and state your proposition or write: openevenings. J. NOONAN,1021Mission st.

ONANYSECURITY, AfTSiW IIA'tES;DEAI>VJ ingconfidential. 43 Crocker building^

MONEYLOANEDONJEWELRY ANDOTHERvaluables at the Security Loan Bank, 1106

Market St.,nr.Mason :private entrance 7 Turk.

-LEGAL NOTICES.

"tTeCEI YER'S~sX£iT'oF~PERSONA ~iTPBOP-XVerty at public auction— is hereby giventhat by virtueof an order of sale made and Issuedoutof the Superior Court of Santa Clara County,Cal., on the Istday of March, 1895, in the matterof the insolvency of ISADORE LABELL,an in-solvent debtor, now pending in said court, the un-dersigned, the receiver appointed in said insol-vency proceedings, hereby offers for sale at publicauction allof the property hereinafter mentionedbelonging to the estate of said insolvent, now insaid receiver's possession, instore at the northwestcorner of Second and San Fernando sts., in the cityof San Jose, Said property consists of a full lineof dress goods, dry goods, men's and boys' furnish-ing goods, men's and boys' hats, shoes and storefixtures, amounting to as per inventory, $13,--275 20.

The above-mentioned property may be inspectedany time during business hours and np to the hourof sale by applyingat the Sheriff's office of SantaClara County.

Said sale willtake place on the premises at theNW.corner of Second and San Fernando streets, lathe city ofSan Jose, In said county and State, onSaturday, the 16th day of March, 1895, at 11O'clock a.M.of that day.

Said property willbe sold as a whole or in threeseparate parcels, as the receiver may deem mostexpedient and for the best Interests or the creditorsOf said estate.

J.H.LYNDON, Receiver of the Estate Of ISA-DORE .LABELL,an insolvent debtor.

JOHN E. RICHARDS JOHN G. JURY,At-torneys forreceiver.

Dated San Jose this 2d day of March, 1895.piTYANDCOUNTYTREASURY, SANFRAN-\J cisco, March 1,1895.— compliance with theprovisions of Section 5 of Order 1598 of the Boardof Supervisors, approved September 15,1880, therewillbe sold at public auction by E. 8. SPEAR &CO. at their salesrooms, 31-33 Sutter street, onMONDAY,April1,1895, at 1o'clock p. m.,sundryarticles of .stolen, lost and unclaimed propertyrecovered by the police force of San Francisco asdetailed in an inventory thereof on file Inthe Officeof the clerk of the Board of Supervisors, and con-sisting of jewelry, wearing apparel, pistols, knives,etc. Open for inspection onmorningof sale.

J.H.WIDBER.•. - City and County Treasurer.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES. ,DELINQUENT SALE N^tlcE^-'gOLDEN

Eagle MiningCompany— Location of principalplace of business, San Francisco, California; loca-tion of works. Devils Gate MiningDistrict,LyonCounty,Nevada. \u25a0

Notice— are delinquent upon the followingdescribed stock, onaccount of assessment (No.1),levied on. the Btti day of January, 1895, theseveral amounts set opposite the names of the re-spec ive shareholders, as follows:

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No.Names. No.Cert. Shares. Amount.

Morris Hoeflich 5 10,000 50000H.M.Levy, Trustee 7 20.000

'3,000 00

H.M.Levy, Trustee........ 8 1,000 150H.M.Levy, Trustee... 9 1,000 150 00H.M.Levy, Trustee ....10 1.000 150 00H.M.Levy, Trustee 11 1,000 150 00H.M.Levy, Trustee... 12 500 -

75 00E.B.Holmes, Trustee 18 20,000 3,000 00E. B. Holmes, Trustee 19 7,900 1,185 00E.B.Holmes, Trustee...... 20 995 149 25:IAnd inaccordance withlaw, and an order fromthe Board ofDirectors, made on the eighth day ofJanuary, 1895, so many shares of each parcel ofsuch stock as may he necessary, willbe sold at pub-licauction at the office of the company, room 60,Nevada Block, No. 309 Montgomery street, SanFrancisco, :California, on MONDAY, the fourthday of March, 1895, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. v.of s.ald day, to pay said delinquent assessmentthereon, together withcosts of advertising and ex-.penses of sale. : ...

E.B. HOLMES. Secretary.Office— 60, Nevada Block. No. 309 Mont-gomery street, Ban Francisco, California. \u25a0

POSTPONEMENT. • . _- Notice is hereby given that by order of the Boardof Directors the date of the sale of delinquent stockforassessment No. 1ishereby postponed to MON-DAY,the 25th day of March, A.D.1895, at thesame time and place. -

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E.B.HOLMES, Secretary.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS—

Continued.

1"forTHmVARD"--LARGE'"

SUNNY FUR-XXOUnished room $3.£1 BUCHANAN

—SUNNY CONNECTING

UXO front rooms with kitchen, 915; withbath.

n9-1 BUSH—

FURNISHED ROOMS FOB1-JX housekeeping tolet.

"

E\A({MINNA—

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR<J^£yJ housekeeping;. large yard.

1£90 STOCKTON—2 OR 3 NICE SUNNY-i-yJ-j\Jrooms furnished forhousekeeping; cheap.

4 00l PIFTH-2 PERFECTLY FURNISHEDsunny housekeeping rooms; cheap.

QXO MISSION.—2 SUNNY FRONT ROOMS;O*JO furnished housekeeping; cheap.

O( )Q TEHAMA,NR. FOURTH—SUNNYFUR-«-M'Unished housekeeping rooms.99 X FURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0J.I-.U able for lighthousekeeping; also single.

Qt~\f\ FRONT SUNNY ROOM, WITH CON-<u?XV. servatory; first floor; large grounds. 48Oak st.

"19 LASKrE, BET. EIGHTH AND NINTH—X*j3 or 4rooms for housekeeping; bath.

9 SUNNY CORNER BAY-WINDOW HOUSE--J keeping rooms cheap; others. \u25a0 16 South Park.

944 SIXTH—NICELYFURNISHED SUNNYXX'front bay-window room; 10.

1QOQ FILLMORE—STJ \NV, NEWLY FUR-J-i/—O nished rooms; housekeeping; single; gas;bath.

1Ql\A.PINE—2SMALLROOMS, FURNISHEDXOV/tr forhousekeeping: 912."MR TWELFTH—SUNNY CORNER HOUSE;\u25a0JL"id front housekeeping rooms; rent reduced.

m WEBSTER— PARLORS AND KITCHENfurnished or unfurnished forhousekeeping.

09/"' LARKIN—2OR 3 SUNNYROOMS; FUR"*J£i\J nished complete forhousekeeping.

41Q MINNA—FRONT ANDBACK PARLOR;JM-t/ kitchen; first floor; furnished housekeeping.RAO WASHINGTON

—SUNNY UNFUR-

*J\J-£i nished housekeeping rooms; running water.

irt SCOTT, NEAR HAIGHT—UPPER HALF;J- Iprivate; 4rooms; bath; furnished.

2 OR 3 BUNNYBAY-WINDOWBOOMS; FUR-nished forhousekeeping. 601V2 Sixth st.

JAQE LLIS—2 DESIRABLE SUNNY ROOMS,ttv/t/ complete forhousekeeping; central.

(11 4 FURNISHED AND UNFUR-"-!-'nished housekeeping ;also storage, j

1£c GUY PLACE, OFF FIRST, NR. harri-XKJ son—Large sunny unfurnished room."DOOMS TO FRONT SUITE, SUNNY |\u25a0*•«' and elegantly furnished; all modern conve-niences; desirable for two. 42 Turk St., one blockfromBaldwin Hotel.

BOOMS TO LET.

QAI LARKIN—LARGE SUNNÛOOM^COMÔvrt pletely furnished, $8; suitable for two.,

997 SIXTH—

FURNISHED AND UNFUR-—^J Inished and office rooms tolet.(if\\ POLK—COMFORTABLE SUNNY ROOM;\J\JI. part payment in chamber work.

mlSTOCKTON—

NICE SUNNY FUR--2 nished rooms; lighthousekeeping allowed.

O"l4O'FARRELL—

NICELY FURNISHEDOilparlor. _ .£>A THIRD—NEWLY RENOVATED SINGLEUvor en suite.

79 BRADY,BET. POTTER AND HERMAN—IA 3unfurnished rooms cheap to small family.

mTENTH, NEAR MARKET—2 LARGE,sunny front rooms.

LADY LIVINGALONE WOULD LIKERE-XJspectable man and wife to room; sunny parlorand bedroom with use of kitchen; rent cheap.Apply38 Tehama st., bet. First and Second.

FU\\ POST— NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;*J\Jk) single or en suite.

HOWARD-SUNNY FRONT AND".OTHER\jjLiOdouble aud single rooms: reasonable.

AAf\ JESSIE, REAR MINT—NICELY FUR-\u25a0^tXU nished single room forgentleman.

QQO SACRAMENTO—FURNISHED ROOMS,000 withor without board. MRS.E.D.DAVIS.

CQ9 POLK—FLAT 2 LARGE SUNNY UN-OOZj furnished rooms; yard."199 TAYLOR

—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED

J-î—'large sunny rooms.

CiCi>7 MINNA,COR. EIGHTH—NICELY FUR-Uul nished bay-window rooms; $1 week.

"1Q9Q DUPONT, COR. CHESTNUT—SUNNYlOô furnished room.mHE SHERMAN APARTMENT-HOUSE; 129Xne.v sunny rooms; strictly respectable; halfprice ofbest hotels with equal accommodations;very central. 28 Eighth St., near Market.A 11LINGTONHOUSE, 127 KEARNY— AS-

-O. ant sunny rooms, en suite and single; first.classinevery respect ;terms reasonable.Cm JESSIE, COR. SIXTH

—ELEGANTLY

O\JX furnished parlor and housekeeping rooms.\u25a0\7-qSEMITE HOUSE, 1045 MARKET, BET.X Sixth and Seventh— and suites; per

night,35c to $1; week, SI50 to 95; families.

BOARDING AND BOOMS.

Rôll'A^D^BÂlßDÔßî^XDTE^T^ÂXVmonth. 504% Sixth St.

OOM ANDBOARD FOR GENTLEMAN;PRl-\> vate; reasonable. 120 McAllister st., flat 1.

P-9] POST, OPP. THE OLYMPIC CLUB—Oîl.Front room, withfineboard forone or two;reasonable.

THE BERESFORD, COR. STOCKTON ANDX Bush sts.: established 13 years; quiet and selectfamily \u25a0hotel all modern conveniences and luxu-ries; table highest class; sunny suites $70 to $100per month: sunny, single rooms $35 to $50 permonth; transient $1 50, $2 and 92 50 per day: theonly first-class downtown familyhotel. WILLIAMCHAMBERLIN.Proprietor.

. STOKES TO LET.TCTICE^SSuBT^RO^M^ôTwrrSwATER;i-N Webster St., bet. Railroad and Haight ayes.,

\u25a0AJameda; suitable for gents' furnishing or shoestore.Q TOREWITH2 SHOW WINDOWS, 3LIVING-O rooms. 1802 Howard st.

STABLES to1LET.

QTABLEAND CARRIAGE-HOUSE TORENT.O Apply to J.F. HILLS,813 Stockton st.

MEDICAL.

AÛRErÂÊ^NIS~SP^DT~CURE^FORall female diseases; ladies may have thebenefit of the skill and attention of a physician oflong and successful practice. A home in confine-ment, with best care, with the privacy of a homeand conveniences of a hospital. Those whoare sickor discouraged should call on the doctor and statetheir case; they willfind Inher a true-friend. Allconsultation free. A positive cure for the liquor,morphine and tobacco habit. Every case guar-anteed without injury to health. MRS. DR.GWYER, 3111,2 Hyde St., bet. Ellis and Eddy.

ALL IRREGULARITIES RESTORED ATXX once; every case guaranteed; Cancers andTumors expelled by Medical Electricity; refinedhome during coafinement, withevery comfort andprivacy;regular physician of long and successfulpractice ;travelers treated without delay; Frenchpills guaranteed; safe and sure relief at any time;consultation free, confidential. MRS. DR.WYETH,Sanitarium, 916 Post st,, bet. Hyde and Larkin.

MED CLAIRVOYANT; DIAGNOSISconsultation free; lady physician specialist;

women's diseases; hrs. 2 to 9p.m. 803 Golden Gate.

DR. HALL,14MCALLISTER,SECOND FLOOR,next Hibernia Bank; diseases of women.

AUDET'S APHRO TAJJLETS— THEGREATmodern remedy for the cure of neurasthenia,

Impotencyand all disorders of the sexual organs;$1 a box, 6 boxes 95; send for circular. J. H.WIDBEK, cor. Market and Third, sole,agent.

TF IRREGULAR OR ANYFEMALE DISEASEX see Mrs. Dr.Puetz and be content. 254^ 4th.

PRIVATEHOMEINCONFINEMENT. MRS.X M.E.ROGERS, 929 Howard st.

ALLLADIES CONSULT MRS. DR. SCCTT,110% Turk st.;only qualified trusty specialist

for sure, quick relief of Irregularities; no matterwhat cause; painless method; never fails; homein confinement; babies adopted: also treats dis-ease of the eye successfully.

A 1.1, LADIES,NEAROR FAR, SAFE, QUICK-iv cure guaranteed of any disease or irregularity;sure relief, though others fail; home, etc.; travel-ers treated; low fees; self-cure: send, call or write;strict confidence; physicians of wide experience;assistant. MRS. DR. DAVIES,14 McAllister St.,next Hibernia Bank. French F. pills,$3; safe-guard, $5. Send stamp foranswer.

NEW PROCESS— NO MEDICINE,INSTRU-ments or worthless pills used ;every woman

her own physician forall female troubles; no mat-ter from what cause; restores always in one daycan be sent and used at home; all cases guaran-teed. DR. POPPER, 318 Kearny st.

DRS. GOODWIN, SPECIALTY DISEASES OFwomen ladles near or far assured quickrelief

of disease; Irregularities restored daily; safe coreguarantod; no instruments; home for patients;best medical attendance; low fees; free; Drs. Scud-der's pillsand capsules warranted.l37o Market st.

M~ 88.DR. WEG~NER, 419 EDDY.ST.-IRREG-ularities cured in one day; no Instruments;

pillsand safety capsules guaranteed; travelers at>tended; no delay; private home forladies.A LPEAI'S FRENCH PILLS. \u25a0•-

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xV A boon to ladles troubled with irregularities;no danger; safe and sure; 192 50, express C. O. D.don't delay - until too late. OSGOOD BROS., Oak-laud,Cal., agents for Alpeau et Cie. \u25a0

DX. AND MRS. DR. SCHMIDT,FORMERLYof 1211% Mission,now 1508 Market st.;month-

y irregularities cured ina few hours; guaranteed;no instruments used; sure preventive.

EDUCATIONAL. .TfEßlrKsAirAisirp<HTs^^

V taught. C. EISENSCHIMEL, 235 Kearny.T ILLIANBEDDARI), THE ENGLISH AC-J-J tress, coaches ladies and gentlemen for thedramatic profession :appearances arranged. Shake-spearean Academy, 406 Van Ness aye.

(JTIEHL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, HISTORYO bdg, 723 Market; Investigate; special offer.

ENGLISH BRANCHES TAUGHT: YOUNGlady teacher. 140 Fulton, nr.Van Ness aye.

QCHOOLELECTRICAL, CIVrL,MINING,ME-O chanical engineering, surveying, architecture,assay; estab. '64. VAN PER NAILLEN.723Mkt.

HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. ?24 POST;always in the lead. Send forcirculars. "

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

QQArtn FINE LARGE CORNER -LOT IN\u2666J)O\JU". Alanieda; short walk to Morton-st.station; 180 feet on Clinton aye., 390 feet onSher-man aye; this is a good investment and must besold. Apply to W. W. BLOW, 1010 Broadway,Oakland. \u25a0, : . . -. \u25a0

Ann ACRES; YOLO COUNTY;$1600: CAPAYttUU Valley; 1%miles from railroad; producesfruits 15 days earlier than Vacaville; 2 springsand creek; 150 acres ready to plow; $400 due theState at 7per cent: $400 cash ;can run ten years:$800 will take trade in lots. C. K. KING, 902Broadway, Oakland.

- .Q1 AA MODERN COTTAGE; 5 .ROOMSOIUU. and bath; lot 30x100; stable and

well: 3 blocks from Broadway; worth $4250. F.C. WATSON, 463 Ninth st.

Tir^NT AN OFFER FOR A HOUSE ON'» Grove st. good location. Address E. E.BUNCE, 1008 Broadway, Oakland. '

TO EXCHANGE—COZY COTTAGE FOR UN-improved lots. Address 943 Magnolia, Oak-

land.OR RENT—ARARE CHANCE:RESIDENCEof 12 rooms and bath; very large grounds and

orchard ;lots of flowers: outside of town. Applyto owners, A. J. SNYDER &CO.;R. CAPELL,ONE OF THE OLDEST REAL• estate dealers in Oakland, has again opened an

office at 478 Tenth St., Oakland.

97 "\< \ MODERN COTTAGE; 5 ROOMS«Jp£i I«)" '. and bath and high basement; lot 25x129; fiveminutes from Fourteenth and Broadway;in fine neighborhood; small cash payment;balance $25 per month, including interest. WIL-LIAMJ. DINOEE,460-462 Eighth St., Oakland.

OR SALE—HOUSE ANDLOT; $375; TERMSeasy. LODGE&POWELL, Fruitvale station.

T OOK! $150— LOTS INFRUITVALE ONLYXJ $1cash and $1a week ;buy ahome and saveyour small earnings; the new railroad will doublevalues inOakland. H. B. PINNEY, 902 Broad-way, Oakland.

Qlll9AH HOUSE,5 rooms, inBERKELEY;i$11-±J\J\J. lot 40x100; one-third cash.

$400—Lot 40x100: $50 down, $10 monthly;nearproposed railroad.

CHAS. A. BAILEY,Berkeley station, Berkeley.

If\nn LOT150x300, FRONTING ON TWOIO\J\J. streets; house of 6 rooms; barn, well

and fruit trees; one block to a main thoroughfareand electric cars ;cash loan of $1000 on this prop-erty; must be sold, as owner is goingaway. H.M.CAMERON, 479 Ninth St., Oakland.<S*\f'r;n CASH—S ROOMS -and BATH: atjPXUUV bargain; 25x100; close to local. WM.P. TODD. 1008 Broadway, Oakland.

A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—

THE-^*- WEEKLY CALL,inwrapper, for mailing.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

jnO^NÊlTÔT^3?iBxlr77 $6l)b7~INSID^£oTi\J same size, $525. J. H.YOUNG,1243 Park St.,Alameda. . .QQAA ALAMEDA BUILDING-LOTS; $25tTpOUU. cash; $10 monthly; 2 blocks to rail-road station; if you want bargains see us quick.MACDONALD,MOTT&CO., 1422 Park St., Ala-meda.

A LAMBDA—

BARGAINS; BEAUTIFULsx. homes forsale and to rent, furnished orunfur-nished; free teams at office, 1355 Park st., Sundaysand all times to examine property. WILLBURN-HAM <fc CO., 1355 Park St.; branch office, BURN-HAM & MARSH CO., 428 Montgomery st.

ITOrTsaLE— LOT 150x207, WITHIMPROVE-XJ ments, consisting of house, barn and large con-servatory; adjoins lot on which new CityHall isnow being constructed; has great prospectivevalue. ('MAS, S. .VEAL, Encinal Bank, Park St.

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.~

ERKELEY—VINE ST., NEAIT~OXFORD;new 10-room cottage "

cheap to close estate;near university and station. ApplyWM. JONES,24 Sacramento.\u25a0(Jjjl O MONTHLY—NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE,\u2666IP J-O withmantel, bath, laundry,pantry; fencedsewered; lot 40x100; $1800. F. BOEGLE, 630Market st.: W. C. MOHAN,Lorin.

ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.:CTO^S^7~ROoT«S^bath7~sl6^ iHB^SEV^Xxenth, near Railroad avenue (hardware store).mO RENT, NEW COTTAGE, 5 ROOMS; ALL

late improvements; lawn; flowers; rent $20;water free. 1432 Ninth St.. Alameda.

HOUSES TO LET.

rfnaAT'^?ElßYû^rNYî^Soo^râuiET7iVan Ness aye., cor. Oak. Apply to C.S. CAPP»t CO., House Brokers and Real Estate Agents, 413Montgomery st. .

ISSION, BET. EIGHTH AND NINTH(NO.1225);2 stories ;7 rooms and bath;$80. Ap-

plyto O. S. CAPP &CO., Real Estate Agents andHouse Brokers, 413 Montgomery st.

"Sj-l/f FRAME HOUSE; 2 STORIES AND>i-"i.basement; 4 rooms; 8 Selina place, northBide California st., below Stockton: water free;quiet neighborhood; key at office. Applyto G. H.BUCKINGHAM,413 Montgomery st.

PROPERTY— 20 ROOMS; CHEAP; OWNERX willput inorder. 421 Powell st.QjQ HOUSE OF 3 ROOMS ON ROSE AYE.,«JpO. a block fromMarket st. 121 Page st. \u0084 \

O LET—ONLY$35 PER MONTH; CHEAP-est rent in the city;a nice corner modern resi-

dence, nearly new, freshly painted and tinted; ex-cellent neighborhood; house 1017 Ha'ght St.; keyat grocery, NW. cor.Scott and Haight sts.;it willpay you to see this—in fact it will pay you to re-move to It. Further particulars THOMAS MoMAHON,628 Market st., San Francisco. I

99 X FULTON—TENEMENT OF 3 ROOMS;—« ) $10.

TVTICEHOUSE; 7 ROOMS AND BATH;RENT-Li cheap. 17 Caroline, offFolsom, near Sixth.moLET—HOUSE 6 ROOMS, BATH: WATER

free; $20. 1804 Stevenson, apply cor. grocery.

SUNNY HOUSE, 12 ROOMS, FURNISHED;stable and carriage house. 2612 Folsom st.

OUSES, FLATS, STORES, OFFICES, ALLkinds of property to rent ;furniture Insured.

BALDWIN&HAMMOND,10 Montgomery st.

A TENEMENTS, 3 AND 4 ROOMS EACH;tt rent $9. $10. $11. 812 Jessie St.. near Ninth.

FURNISHED HOUSES.

T?LEGANTLY FURNISHED RESIDENCE;-Ei beautiful garden: stable: Pacific Heights; ma-rine view; contains 15 rooms, baths, etc., com-plete. Apply EASTON, ELDRIDQE & CO., 638Market st.

]\TICE SUNNY FLAT:5 ROOMS ANDBATH;-L\ furnished orunfurnished. Apply1306Va Jack-son St.. from 10 a. m toip. m. - > .——— ——————

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furnished FLATS. jJ"~ôlCaû7Ss^^co^J beds: bath; allconveniences: $25. 1917 Geary.

COTTAGES TO LET.7^rTXaE^S~RO?)MS^ BATHr~GA¥J~ALSO\J flat 4 rooms, $12. Apply 1121 Vallejo st. »

©1Q FINE COTTAGE 4ROOMS ANDBATH;«JJ)-LO. all modern improvements. 218 Locustnve., bet. VanNess aye. and Franklin St., GoldenGate aye. and McAllister st.

<D»IQ BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE;4 ROOMS. <Jp±O. bath and basement. 33 Thirteenth st.

GO 9 COTTAGE; 6 ROOMS; WATER FREE;*3>±.*J, 109 Twenty-sixth, near Mission.

-FLATS TO LET.

TT^DRIÎsH^D^MrDDIjE^FÂF^F^TÎtOOMSX:and bath: rent reasonable; 1052 Howard st.,near Seventh. ApplyG. H. UMBSKN & CO., 14Montgomery st.

UNNY MODERN FLAT, 6 ROOMS ANDbath, $20 per month, Including water. 23V2Devisadero, bet. Ridley and Waller.PPER FLAT.7 ROOMS, BATH;SUN ALLday. 529 Hayes St., near Fillmore.

AY-WINDOW FLAT,8 ROOMS ANDBATH;rent $30. 1627 Clay st., near Polk.

999£ GEARY—

SUNNY FLAT, 5 ROOMS,——— v> bath; rent $22 50, water included.LEGANT SUNNYFLAT;7 R003IS; BATH;beautifullypapered and frescoed. 713 Grove.LAT 1717aHAIGHT ST., NEAR PARK—large sunny rooms and bath, yard and garden.

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9/j]nHARRISON—FLAT;3ROOMS, BATH;i-*xx.ibasement; laundry.

MALLDESIRABLE FLATS OF 4 ROOMS;k? rents reduced. 327 Clementina s \u0084 nr. Fourth.

UNNY BAY-WINDOW FLAT;5 ROOMS;bath; $15. 117 Perry St., near Third. ,

"Sj7 LOWER FLAT; 3 ROOMS; YARD;<£) I. water; all separate; near the new power-house: 1111 Elm aye. g Inquire 1512 Golden Gateavenue. . ' " " \u25a0'-\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0. . \u25a0

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inI.I:GANT~MIDDLEFLAT:4ROOMS, BATH;Hiyard. .8 Shotwell st., near Fourteenth. •;

UST FINISHED—S2S, 2213 JONES ST., \u25a0 6:rooms and bath; $30, 2217 Jones, 7 rooms and

bath: marine view. ASHTON &GARDNER, 411Montgomery st. .."© 1 9 FLAT 4 ROOMS;. WATER FREE;«JpX^s. large cellar; 1209y Bush st. Apply at1209aBush st.

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A~\ d WALLER,NEAR FILLMORE—S SUNNYtfcxUrooms and bath, $16; also 410b, partly fur-nished, $15, newly painted. \u25a0 '\u25a0" '

"<JJt 11 FitI 4 ROOMS. 135.1VY AYE.,NEAR;<JPXX'.UV/.|Vaa Ness aye. :rpo >LET— NEW FLAT OF 4 ROOMS AND-J. bath; all modern Improvements. NE.corner ofTwentieth and Capp sts.. .. : . . . .0,9-1 FLORIDA ST.-MODERN FLAT OF 5t/iJT:rooms and bath ;rent $18. :.'\u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0-

J? LEGANTFLAT:5 ROOMS"; BATH;SUN IN.Hievery room;$29. .-\u25a0 16 Grove st., near CityHall.©OC ELEGANT SUNNY FLAT, OPP. JEF-ypZiO. ferson 925 Golden Gate av.,nr. Laguna.

T?LEGANT - new flats, seventh 'ST..XIJ below Bryant—s and 6 rooms; bath; $10, $17,

UNNY FLATS—4 AND 5 ROOMS; BATH;$12 ami SI3. 1249 Eighteenth. -.\u25a0\u25a0

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.~

T'TTrrîTT^KfoSr^SnfcELY FURNISHEDxXUa sunny rooms withkitchen privilege; $2 50to $3 per week. ...:.. • i

9 A"MI:It"A:.i' PLACE,•• OFF GEARY ST.,!«£'

*hot. Mason and Taylor

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front room only forgents. *. '.;/'AC NATOMA—Si FURNISHED.; FRONTUUt) rooms' for housekeeping;, hot and coldwater.

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CITY REAL ESTATE.Ali HOBIGEB.

"'\u25a0-\u25a0 '. LOUIS A. SOUC.

T A.SOUC&CO.,

REAL ESTATE ANDINSURANCE BROKERS.

HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.

465 AND 467 VALENCIA ST., NEAR 16TH.

As we make a specialty of Mission property andare right on the- spot, we can save you time andmoneybycallinsonnsaton.ee.

'$131500— 50x80; Mission,nr. 18th; cheap; store

and 4 rooms; upper flat 5 rooms and bath; cottage4rooms; rents $70.

$9000—26x80; corner Church and Day; newbuilding;splendid business corner; store, 3 rooms;flat 8rooms and bath; cellar 25x80, concrete floor;look at this. .

$10,000—27x80 ;corner 18th and Guerrero ;mod-ern flats; 7 and 8 rooms; bath, latest improve-ment; could at small cost be made a splendid busi-ness corner as this is the transfer point of Parkcar line.

$7000— 52x100: Bryant aye., bet. 25th and 26thsts. ;cottage 8 rooms, bath; finished basement;stable ;large garden ;must be sold, byorder of ad-ministrator. , •

:$4500—30x114: LivertySt., near Guerrero; bay-window flats 5and 6rooms, bath; all modern Im-provements; rent $38: fine view.

$3000—25x80; Stevenson St., near. 18th; 2 flats,4 and 5 rooms, in perfect order; high basement;brick foundation; rents $2S. • ,

$4500—25x80: Quinn St., near Valencia, bay-window flat;4and 5 rooms; bath; laundry; goodorder.

$2250—25x80: Sanchez, ncr 27th; cosy cottage,4rooms, bath; 10-foot basement.

$3150— 27x114; ValleySt., near Church; 2 bay-window flats of 4 rooms, bath; brick foundation;ingood order. '

$2750—25x114; 30th, near Mission; bay-window! cottage, 4 rooms, bath: allmodern improvements.

$3000—25x114; Clipper, near Sanchez: bay-win-dow cottage. 5 rooms, bath; in perfect order, andstable.

j $2650—26x100; York, near 24th; bay-window| cottages, 5 rooms, bath; these are new; terms toi suit.! Our list comprises some of the best property in!the Mission. ,Lots of allsizes In any of the home-| steads: also good business corners in any part ofI the Mission. Call and get a list and prices.

If you want your vacant houses rented placethem with us. \u25a0

• - -L.A.SOUC &CO., 465 and 467 Valencia St., nr.

Sixteenth. . '

ANUNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY; $200 CASHand balance inmonthly payments of $50, in-

cludinginterest at 6per cent, will secure a lovelyhome on the best portion of Castro st. ;house con-tains 7 rooms and bath, attic and basement; allmodern improvements; lot25x105; the owner isanon-resident and gives these terms to make a quicksale; price $4500. Applyto BALDWIN&HAM-MOND,10 Montgomery st.

JNCOME PROPERTY, CENTRALLY L<>X cated, improvements new and modern ;first-classtenants; income $900 per annum. Address Owner,DEAKIN,8New Montgomery st., inart store.

<3» QXOn BARGAIN—BUSH, NEARMASON,«]pOtJv/U. north side; 20 rooms. For particu-lars see E. W. SKELTON, 410 Montgomery st.

SOL GETZ &BROTHER,REAL ESTATE OWNERS,

Rooki A,first floor, Crocker building,Corner Market and Montgomery streets.

Headquarters for Park lots.

Railroads assure San Francisco's prosperity.

Bargains inlots. Call on us, the owners.

<JJ» IAA $150. $200 TO»$500 FOR PARK LOTStJpJLUv. near ocean, park or Strawberry Hill;only$25 down and $5 monthly.

SOL GETZ& BRO., room A,Crocker building.

ffIiJAA'$500, $600 TO $1100 FOR GRADED«Tp ttUU. lots, ready to build on; north and south

of the park, near the electric-cars; on very easyterms.

SOL GETZ &BRO., room A,Crocker building.

"ClTlAA TO $350 FOR BUILDING LOTSnear Mission st. and electric-cars; only

$10 down and $5 monthly.SOL GETZ & HIM.,room A,Crocker building.—

Call formaps and diagrams.SOL GETZ & BRO., Owners,

Room A,first floor, Crocker building,Cor. Market and Montgomery.

FOR PALE CHEAP.X? $5000— and lot on Minna St., near Mis-sion; contains 4 flats; renting for $50 per month;size of lot 45xS0; must be sold at once ;$3000mortgage can remain. Inquire of J. BROWN-STONE, 11 Montgomery st., from 9a. m. to12 m.

<£Q AA CASH $750 ON TIME,BUYS LOT<$\J\J\J 25x120 feet on car line; vicinityPinest.:ready to build. SPECK'S, 30 Montgomery st.

(JjOQXn 3 NICF7 FLATS; MISSION; LOT~*JO\J. 25x80 feet; rents $32 a month; worth

$1000: terms half cash. SPECK'S, 30 Montg. St.

•>(\(\ CASH, BALANCE $11 A MONTH,<iP-i-jV/V/ buys modern 5 -room cottage; lot 50x100 feet on car line. SPECK'S, 30 Montgomery st.

BARGAIN— 2-STORY HOUSE 7 ROOMSand bath: must be sold before April1,as theowner (a lady) is going to leave city. Apply

PETER LASSEN &CO.. 1009V3 Valencia st.

WANTED—A NEATCOTTAGE OF 7 ROOMS,I »» price not exceeding $3000 ;also house of 7or

8rooms on Fell.Oak or Page sts., $5500 to $6000.i Apply toC. S. CAPP&CO., Real Estate Agents,

413 Montgomery st. .TOXfl NEW COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS ANDX—Oyi. bath: brick foundation; highbasement;lot 25x100. 258 Richland aye., HollyPark.

I7IOR TENEMENT HOUSE 18 ROOMSX; and lot; rents $38 per month; mortgage $1800at 7per cent; owner compelled to sell, must sell;real value over $3000; lot 25x80; good location;make an offer. Address P. R., 34 Kissling st.

T\O YOU WANT ASUMMER HOME? \~

See those beautiful lots at Alto, Marin County;only40 minutes from city;price $150; easy terms.JOOST & WOOLLEY, 4 New Montgomery st.

Ql1(\(\ HOUSE, 6 BOOMS; BARN, ETC.,«ipXI\J\J. inBerkeley; lot 100x100, withcreek.$5250— House, 7 rooms; fine corner; 120x135,with orchard.

$1000— corner; 40x100; macadamized; $100down, $100 yearly. •

CHAS. A. BAILEY,46 Market St., or Berkeleystation, Berkeley.

UICK SALE OF LOTS; 1 OR 6 NORTH OFth&park, nr. Strawoerry Hilland the lake, to

be sold this week; cash or time. Room 12, Floodbuilding.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

POSIT 1VliTclflVE^TOßÂ^lßlX^KAlrafoFX 160 acres and improvements; near Napa SodaSprings. Forbargain, apply to DEAKIN. 8NewMontgomery st., S. F.;or A. J. BAIRD,NapaCity. .nllAND 20 ACRE PIECES— AIFOR CHICK-'i en ranches; on 8and 10 years' credit; $25,$30, $70 and $100 per acre; within 1mile of townD. H.TWING,Sonoma City,Cal.

ftl9/l^?B YEAR —TO LET-

4-ACRE«IDX^V/chicken ranch ;new 1-story, hard-finished4-room house; barn; s' chicken-houses; close totown. Apply to GEO. C. YOUNG, Petaluma.

99A. ACRES, NEAR PLACERVILLE: ALL-i£jr± first-class land; 4-room house, stock andall tools; $3000.

22 acres, 2miles from town, 40 miles north;s-room house, family orchard and vineyard, horse,cow, poultry,and all farm implements; $2500.

320 acres. improved; good soil; 7 miles from SanAndreas; only$760; $320 can remain indefinitelyat 7 per cent.

We have a number Of cozy homes, near by from3 acres to 20 acres, end in price from $800 to$2500. • .BOVEE, TOY& CO., 19 Montgomery st.A-ACRE poultry RANCH near OAK-

XVIland: 2 horses, cows, incubators, chickens,ducks, geese,»tc.;#4oo. BPECK'B,3O Montgomery.

JT. PETERS. MILLS BUILDING, OFFERS• inSonoma County three of the finest tracts offruit land in the State in subdivisions; on line ofrailroad; terms easy; send formaps.

sali: OB TRADE;A <;l;i:at BARGAIN;X' 160-acre improved ranch near Los Angeles; forsale cheap, or willtrade for San Francisco, Ala-meda, Oakland or Los Angeles real estate. MOK-'RIS &MERSHON, 630 Market st., op. Pal. Hotel.

ANTACLARA VALLEYLANDS—WE HAVE0 a largeand well selected list of choice lands andorchard homes in Santa Clara County. Our teamsare ready at all times to show our properties. W.G. GRIFFITH, 17 NorthFirst St., San Jose, Cal. I

ARIN COUNTY—SOOO ACRES 26 MILESfrom San Francisco. :. ~-

\ RANCHO DE NOVATO.Tracts of any size desired; fruit,grain and vege-

table land; no irrigation; both rail and -watertransportation; $40 to $75 per acre: easy terms,town of Novato; graded school, hotels and storeson the property;send for circular. .:Dairy for sale withor without cows. '.-'. -\u25a0

*.SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 64

and 65, Chronicle building.

TO MILKMEN AND DAIRY RANCHERS—For sale. a dairy of about 60 cows and otheryoung stock, teams and fixtures complete; with an

established trade inthis city,Oakland and Alameda;also lease of 700 acres of land at a low rental inAlameda County forpasturage, hay and vegetables:1 lonby railroad and bay shipping; willbe sold ata low price on account of sickness and immediatepossession. ALBERTE.CRANE,4IOMontgomery.

DWIN K. ALSIP&CO., \u25a0

\u0084 REAL ESTATE DEALERS,• '\u25a0 : .Sacramento and San Francisco.'\COUNTRY LANDS A SPECIALTY.

Belmont lots for sale. The cheapest lots for thelocation, bet ween San Francisco and San iJose;prices ranging from $150 per lot upward; each lot40x100; terms, $10 down and $10 per month; 10percent off forcash. : ';\u25a0•\u25a0- \u25a0

\u25a0 r-.!i;.:-.;>EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.,

9 Rotunda. Millsbuilding, Sun Francisco."

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CTOTXffl^JPÛß^TroßîpGSroaâSuÊÔ hold goods, etc. J. M.PIERCE, 735 Market at.

THIRST-CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCESMADEJ} 421-423 Market St. \u25a0• CHAS.L. TAYLOR,v1

BUSINESS CHANCES-Continued.

FOR SALE—GROCERY' AND BAR;BEST Lo-cation in the city; kept by present owner 11

years; good longlease; willbe sold cheap accountother important business. Inquire southeast cor-ner Grove and Buchanan sts.

OR COUNTRY BARBER-SHOP AND2 bathrooms; good for $1000 a year dear; will

be sold cheap. Applyto G.H.BLAIR,Dunnigan,Cal.pHEAP FOR CASH

—OLD-ESTABLISHED;\J 37 cans: private trade 50 cows, horses, wag-ons, etc. Address Milkman, 1331 Fulton St., orcall at residence. Nineteenth aye. and Xst.fflj.,o-: GROCERY AND BAR; RENT $14.*J)~—lO. ApplyCallBranch Office.TNTERIOR AGENCY OF THIS PAPER FORX sale; price $3500; terms cash;clears $200 permonth. Apply this office.'TITAXTED-BUSIXESS ASSOCIATE; ACTIVE,»' profitable employment; with$5000 to $6000.

Address W- J. B. MIDDLETON,30 Montgomery.

RUGSTORE AT A BARGAIN—A NEATLYlitted-up drugstore in-a growing town not far

fromSan Francisco; $1500. Particulars given byJ. M. WRIGHT, care LANGLEY&MICHAELSCO.

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T7IORSALE— AND WOOD YARD,FIRST-XIclass location. Inquire 600 Height st."J7IOR BUTCHEB SHOP; CHEAP. AP-J ply546 Ninth st.

OR SALE—

GROCERY-STORE AND BAR;splendid opportunity: reasonable offer accept-

ed; full investigation. NW. cor.Turk and Scott.pOOD OPPORTUNITY; PARTNER WANTED;vj business established since 1860; capital re-quired from $40,000 to $50,000. Address G.L.,box 22, this office.

HIGH CASHPRICE FOR RESTAURANTSXXsaloons, furniture. SCHOEXFELDT, 1121 Mkt._ WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS

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LODGING-HOUSES FOB SALE.

o^Rô>rs7^N^TOCKTON^T7rrr[?rrrrrs2oooj-d?) 9-room house; good: worth $500........ 26020 rooms; corner: what willyou give?.. 1500 j12 rooms; new and worth $1000 550 130 rooms; best corner in the city :. 2000 j90 rooms; clearing $300 5500

H.C. DECKER,1206 Market St.

(2OA A. SALOON ON PROMINENT STREET;<£)-j\J\J. a sacrliice. MILLER,23 Kearny st.

9A ROOMS; NEAR BALDWIN; CLEARSOUsloo;price $800. SPECK'S, SO Montgomery st.

9A-KOOM CORNER HOUSE. 222i/3 FOURTHOv st.; sickness cause.

3-~7iOR SALE—LODGIXG-HOUSE OF 35 ROOMS;- allfurnished; rent $40; or will trade forcity,Alameda or Oakland lots: good reason forselling.Apply bet. 2 and 5 p. m.. 003 Front st.

!FURNITURE FOR SALE.

VoirisA^l^Nl^W^Y"Tul^f^^X;5 rooms; all conveniences; low rent; partyleaves town. 801 Harrison st. .T7IURXITURE OF 4 ROOMS, CHEAP; PLACEX1to rent; reasonable. 1735 Mission st.

"OEDROOM SETS, $11; OAK CHAIRS, $1;X>carpets. 45c. SHIREK, 1310-1312 Stockton.

PUTPRICES IXFURNITURE ANDCARPETS\J this week at McCABE'S, 948-950 Mission st.

:DUCTIONBONLARGE STOCK,NEW ANDXVsecond- hand: -400 carpets, good as new; oil-cloth, 25c: parlor suits, $19 up ;\u25a0 linoleum, 45c;7-p!ece chamber suits, $14 50; cornice-poles, 25c;ranges, $6; cash or installments; goods shippedfree. T. 11. NELSON, 126 Fourth st.~~

FURNITURE WANTED.

tcûilnituri^ counters^ showcasesTJ? restaurants bought.sold. ANDERSON,II2IMkt

\\riLLIAMBUTTERFIELD, AUCTIONEER;|m buys, sells and rents furnished houses. Office

opposite Palace Hotel, 2d floor Crocker building.LARGE QUANTITY SECOND-HAND FUR-niture wanted; 20 per cent paidmore than else-

where. MAI.ONE,110 Fourth St.: new store.

CARPETS.pA^?P^T^r^scTLlN^Lûlii7^b^rSEDÔOM\J set. $11. SIIIKKK.1310-1312 Stockton st.

CARPET CLEANING.

CITY STEAM cTRÊ^T^BEATINij ANDRenovating Works, 38 and 40 Eighthst. G.R.

STEVENS, manager. Telephone No., south 250.ARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED ANDrenovated same as new. S. FERGUSON &

CO., 23 Tenth st. Telephone number, south 36.WHEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH11 poor work send to SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car-

pet Beating Works, 353-7 Tehama; tei.So-40.pOXKLIN'S CARPET BEATINGWORKS. 333\J Golden Gate aye.; telephone east 126./CARPETS WELL CLEANED. BARBER'S, 236

14th, nr. Mission; tel. (Mission) 100.rpHE J. E. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEAXIXG

Co. (incorp.); old established carpet cleaningmachines: cleaning 3c yard. 230 14th, tel. 6074.T MCQUEEN'S CARPET BEATINGANDKEN-

<J . ovatlng works. 453 Stevenson: tel. 3228.

PIANOS, VIOLINS ANDSHEET MUSIC.

J ARGEUPRIGIILTrTHOROUGHLYôbD OR-XJder, splendid tone, $125. Rm. 21, Flood bldg,

WO UPRIGHTS, GOOD CONDITION; ONEX$65, one $95. Room 10,Flood building.pHICKERING, FIXE con ion. $225;\J. also Weber, splendid tone. Km.12, Flood bldg.

PLENDID new ORGAN SACRIFICED";also second hand, $20. Rm. 13, Flood bldg.PLENDID NEW STYLE HARDMANUSEDless than sixmonths; -superb tone; elegant case;

for sale this week at a very low price. Room 10,Flood building.

©7X ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT, STOOL AND«ip IO. cover; 5installment. 221 Leavenworth st.A STEINWAY PIANO, $150; CH RINGAupright, almost new, $250; new pianos at bed-rock prices, ten different makes: square pianos,$30 upward. BOWERS &SON, 23 and 25 Fifthst.

pAUTION—DO NOTBUYWHAT ISCLAIMED\J to be a Steinway or Weber Upright Piano fromany person notan established piano dealer withoutbeing first assurred that the piano is whatis seems

Itobe. We have a complete record of allSteinwayand Weber pianos sold on the Pacific Coast, thepast twenty years. Bring the manufacturers' num-ber of piano to us and we willgive you its history.SHERMAN,CLAY&CO, Pacific Coast represen-tatives for Steinway and Weber Pianos, cornerKea^ny and butter sts.

NABE, BUSH & GERTS AND HAINESpianos. A.L.BANCROFT <fc CO., 324 Post st.

AUVAIS,769 MARKET-SHEET MUSIC %price; Decker &Son pianos. \u25a0

SACRIFICING LARGE STOCK OF UPRIGHTpianos of their own make at manufacturers'

prices. Hemme &LongPiano Co., 310 Post st.

BARGAINS; ALLKINDS OF MUSICAL IX-struments. L.I.ST ANTON &CO., 663Market,

TO" G. BADGER, WITH BEXJ. CURTAZ &>» . SON, 20 O'Farrell st.

YRON MAUZY, 308 POST ST.—SOHMKR,Newby &Evans, Brings and other pianos.ARGAINS— NUMBER OF ELEGANT UP-

Xiright pianos, to cover storage and advances;must be sold at once. F. W. SPENCER & CO.,721Market st.

TECK, CHECKERING *sons, VOSE andSterling pianos sold on$10 installments. BENJ.

('I"IITA/. &SOX, sole agents. 16-20 O'Farrell st.

STEINWAY UPRIGHT; -SLIGHTLY USED;O grand tone: half-cost. SPENCER, 721Market.

UPERIOR VIOLINS,ZITHERS, OLD&NEW.11.MULLER.maker, repairer. 2Latham place.

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HORSES.'

HOKSKS I'ASrJH;jtEDT^2~X7u^THTiSENT)forcircular. F.A.HYDE,630 Commercial st.

"1AA SETS SECOND-HAND HARNESS; ALLXl/Ukinds; second-hand wagons, buggy, carts;also 20 cheap horses. Fifteenth and Valencia sis.

. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

QECOND-lIAND PHAETON ANDDELIVEUY10 wagon; cheap. 924 Bryant st. .-. . .2 NEW.- 'CARTS; WAGON; MILK

wagon; mustsell at once. 829 Howard st.

INGLE TRUCK FOR SALE;$50. 714 FRONTstreet.

AIUiE STRONG 3-

SPRING GROCERYwagon. 337 FifthSt. :

"VTBW EXPRESS-WAGON, 2D-HANI)DELIV-\u25a0i-V cry,bus; buggies cheap, 100Golden Gate aye.

FINE BAKERY AND LAUNDRY WAGONS,J rockaway, buggies; also hack. 828 Harrison. \u25a0

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

QTAMPSÂ~FTNE COLLECTION OF ABOUT03000 varieties, Including a full sot Columbians,unused. Address Stamp, box 132,Call Branch.

BALE—IRISHWATER SPANIEL;GOOD'retriever; $3. 1612 Pacific aye. \u25a0 ...

"T~IOR SALE— YOST TYPEWRITER INFIRST-.I? class condition; only used 18 months; price$55. 402 Montgomery St., room 18.

\u25a0QIXGLETRUOKFOR SALE;$50. ,714 FRONTto street. _

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ARGAIN—GOOD > PNEUMATIC SAFETYfor$25. 326 McAllister st. •

mWO FRESH COWS, 1DURHAMAND1halfXJersey; gentle for family. 1312 Folsom st.

BEDROOM SET, WITHTWO MATTRESSES.Inquire1111% Paclnc st.

CHEAP—FIXTURES THATWERE ONCE IX\J the Savings Union branch, Market and Fellsts. ;suitable for an insurance orreal estate office.ASHTON &GARDINER,411 Montgomery st.

WILSHIRE SAFE, LETTER-PRESS, SCALE,J»T coffee-mill and money-till;cheap. 102 Clay st.

pOUNT ER S, SHELVING, SHOWCASESyjbought and sold. ]j2iy3Market,bet. 7th and Bth"VTEW RANGES CHEAPER THAN BECOND-±X hand. , W. S. KAY.MfgCo., 12 California st.

ONE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE-SIZEfireand burglar proof safe. \u25a0 221-283 Market st.

' c financial. ";\u25a0;- '•-. v. •\u25a0;cêTtoloa^^j?s^x f^n^Scorea£I*lestate. W. J. GUNN, 410 Montgomery st.

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business chances."VrOT"ICE-TcTßf) OB si:ij/a~BUSINESS ofi-> any kind see STRAND &CO., 19 Sixth st.

&QAAA MILLINERY-STORE; OLD ES-ipO\J\J\>. tablished; best location Inthe city: 3fine furnished rooms: pays well:owner retiringfrom business. See STRAND&CO., 19 Sixth.

O(IA BAKERY; NO. 1 LOCATION 3<JSOUU. rooms; cheap rent: good paying place;horse, wagon, etc.; bargain. See STRAND &CO.,19 Sixth st.

<">'\i\ PARTNER WANTEDIXA THRIV-<&-jO\J. tngcasli business; duties lightand easilylearned; established several years: remainingpartner awell-known business man and thoroughlyresponsible; willclear to each from $50 to $75 permonth: partner preferred to hired help;see to-day.STRAND &CO., 19 Sixth st. .___FOR SALE—GROCERY-STORE AND BAR;

splpndid opportunity; reasonable offer accept-ed; full investigation. STRAXD,19 Sixth St.

l»1E/\ GOOD COFFEE SALOON, CHOP-»fI}XtJU.house; cheap rent; good thing foramanand wife;average, $10to $12. STRAXD. 19 6th st.

<K1 OX BUTCHER-SHOP: NO.1LOCATION;<IP-L^«J. pays well." STRAND <fc CO., 19 Sixth.

97 X RESTAURANT AND OYSTER-*UJ-J IO. house; cheap at $500; must sell: ac-account ofsickness. STRAND &CO., 19 Sixth st.

Q"IOX PARTNER WANTED IN GOOD-WX-jO. paying butcher shop; experience un-necessary; see to-day. STRAND &CO., 19 Sixth.&CCA SALOON ON MARKETST.; CLEARSt£)OU\J. $125 month. STRAND&CO., 19 Sixth.

QQ7X FRUITSTORE~: HORSE. WAGON;ypO10. clears $50 month. STRAND,19 Sixth.

C*T7X BRANCH BAKERY; 4 ROOMS;tjpJ IO. rent $14; fineplace. STBAND.I9Sixth.

V".': RESTAURANT,NEAR MARKET AND\u25a0!\u25a0> Third sts.; bargain. STRAND,19 Sixth st.

<1AA PARTNER WANTED IN. LIGHTtJP-I W, mechanical business; suited to plainsteady man satisfied with (16 toslB per week: noprevious experience required. BUSINESS EX-CHANGE, 783Vb Market St.

©OAAA FIRST-CLASS SALOON: 3 PRI-O

—v/UU.vate rooms nicely furnished; select

stock; cash register and piano; business Qlearingabout $200 per month; Bellingat big bargain; satis-factory reasons for selling. BUSINESS EX-CHANGE, 783y3 Market st. .

OX SALOON AND 7 FURNISHEDtip 1_»». rooms; rent $30; good location. BUSI-N ESS EXCHANGE,783 Market St.

TT»OB CHEAP; OLD ESTABLISHEDrestaurant; make offer. 626 Sacramento st.

<7 it FINE SALOON ON THIRD ST.;O I"U.billiards and pool; fine location, andlarge wine cellar. Inquire 129 Third st.

Q/jOX FIXE COB. SALOON;10 FURNISH-«uS'-t—iO. Ed rooms: nice fixtures and furniture;owner sick, cause of selling. Inquire 129 Third st.

•)CA CIGAR STORE AND FACTORY;

<&OO\J. corner. DECKER, 1206 Market st.

"PARTNER WAINTED INDRUGSTORE; FINEX corner. DECKER, 1206 Market st.

QXXA MEAT MARKET; PAYING BUSI.C Oo\J. ness. DECKER, 206 Market.<2 OXA STATIONER^* AND CIGAR STORE;t4pOUU. DECKER, 1206 Market st.

C«QXA CANDYSTORE AND~FACTORYONig)Oo\J. Market st. DECKER, 1206 Market st.

<n*l XA COMMISSION BUSINESS; part--0 *•*-'"•ncr wanted with wideawake, risingyoung business man of good standing and reputa-tion; has a first-class trade clearing $125 permonth and rapidly growing, which absolutely re-quires more assistance; prefers partner to hiredhelp; good man wanted more than money; ischeap at $250: can give best of reference; an ex-ceedingly good business that will bear a close in-vestigation. GEO. STEWART &SOX, 632 Market.OA LODGINGHOUSES from $250 to $3000O\J 25 saloons ..from 200 to 110010 grocery and bars from 250 to 100010 branch bakeries from 125 to 50020 restaurants from 125 to 4505 variety stores from 150 to 3506butcher shops from 150 to 12005 barber shops ..from 150 to 4005cigar stores from 125 to 500

BUCHANAN&CO., 765 Market st.

BUYING OR SELLING LODGING-HOUSES,saloons, cigar-stores, grocery-stores and bar,variety-stores, blacksmith, branch bakery, restaur-ants, coal and wood yards and allkinds of business,CallonBUCHANAN&CO., 765 Market.

ARE CHANCE FOR MANOR WOMAN TObuy established cash business;" large profits;

near city; a bargain; owner desiring to leave city.PROLL <fc STENKERG 873 Market st.

QlAXfl MOST POPULAR SALOON OFFO-LUtJU. Market st. elegant fixtures: privaterooms; bigday and night trade: full Investigationallowed. PKOLL & STENBERG, 873 Market st.

COR GBOCERY ANDBAB:NEW STOCKv^ and fixtures; splendid paying business; best lo-cation; must sell on account of other business.PROLL &STEXBERG, 873 Market st. !

OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL; BIG SALOONtrade; house filled withsteady boarders; sick-

ness cause of sale: full investigation allowed.PROLL & STENBERG, 873 Market st.

"(jijiOAA ELEGANTLY FITTED UP COR-%?l—\JyJ. nor saloon: rooms upstairs: big dayand night trade; best paying saloon near Market st.PROLL A STEXKKRG, 873 Market St.

- - - -PARTNER WANTED: LIGHT MANUFAC-

turing: ready selling staple article: pleasantbusiness year around; $65 a month guaranteed;large stock; cash required $200; investigate at once.Wilson House, 829 Stevenson St., oft'Tenth.

T ODGING-HOUSE; 12 ROOMS; ALLSUNNY;XJ nice garden front and rear. 210 Hyde st.

"VTOTTCE TO BUYERS AND SELLERS— THE-»-' real estate firm of Smith, Huber & Co., 30Kearnv st., removed to 1001 Market st., SW. cor.Sixth, and have to offer these bargains:50 saloons from $200 to $500075 restaurants from$75 to $3000100 lodging-houses from $250 to $10,000

Also large list of coffee saloons, bakery, candy,cigar stores. City and county property to sell orexchange bySMITH, BER &CO.,1001Market.fIJjQXn CIGAR-STAND ON A PROMINENTig)OO\J, corner; splendid business; big stock;cheap rent; a bargain. MILLER,23 Kearny.AIOX BRANCH BARKERY.NOTIONS, ETC.;tXtX-Jp. fine living.MILLER,23 Kearny.

~<2»i XA COFFEE SALOON; WORTH $400;<^SJ-tIU. must sell. SPECK'S, 30 Montgomery.

F~~~ OR SALE—

a .COUNTRY NEWSPAPER:dallyand weekly; magnificent plant; fine busi-

ness; everything in excellent condition; easyterms to a responsible man ;owner's health causeforselling. Address Paper, box 10, this office.

O LET—

DESIRABLE LOCATION FOR Agood mercantile business ina country town in

very healthy locality of this State. For particularsaddress X.,box 61, this office.

OB PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE; FlX-turesand material in first-class condition; cost

$2600: will sacrifice for cash or city real estate.SAMPSON, box 146,Call Branch. -%>A XA SALOON; CLEARS $120 A MONTH;C'lt/". owner desiring to leave city; a bargain.MICHELEY &WOOD, 917 Market.Q-| AA WANTED— AND WIFE,PART-»!JpXUU. not chicken ranch; incubators, chick-ens, ducks; furnished flat3 rooms; 10 acres' run.See owner, 130 Second st., from 10 to 3.

BKANCH BAKEBY AND ClGAR-store; cheap ifsold this week; stock and -fix-

tures worth $350 ;good location. 420 Third st.

&]KfiSTEADY MAX AS PARTNER INifIJXUv/.restaurant; owner good cook. 647 Sac-ramento st. \u25a0*\u25a0 ;-.

ARGAIN—THE WIGWAMCOFFEE SALOONfor sale cheap; trade from $12 to $25 a day;

price $250. Applyon the premises,- 129 Geary st.;

JEWELRY-STORE, STOCK ANDFIXTURES*O Apply1910 Mission st.

PARTNER WANTED INLODGING-HOUSE.X 948 Howard st. -.ANTED

—PART STORE BY DRESS-

"T maker; no family. Address 130 Second st.

\u25a0TV.fY CLIENTS EAST WILL INVEST LARGE1»X amounts of cash and desirable Eastern prop-erty ingood Western mortgaged lands, city prop-erty ormines: write full description, price, etc.,and ifIthinkwe can deal willarrange interviewCHARLES G. BAKND, attorney, box 2042, SanFrancisco, Cal.

"C*OR SALES-VALUABLE PATENT MEDI-X; cine: all rights: well introduced; good sale.Address Patent, box 105,Call Branch. \u25a0

THIRST-CLASS BAKERY FOR SALE. APPLYJ CallBranch Office.YSTER AND CHOP HOUSE FOR SALE;partner leaving forEurope. 58 Third st.

IJUBST-CLABS STATIONERY AND CANDY. store; complete stock; fine trade; good location;3 living-rooms. Call 440 Van Ness aye.

PARTNER WAXTED-GOOD- PAYING SA-X loon. NIT.cor. Jackson and Drumm sts.

BREWERY- FOR SALE; PART INTERESTX> in brewery doinggood business. Principals onlywill please address lor particulars D.,P. O. box2662, Ban Francisco.1 IGAR-STORE ANDFACTORY; OLD-ESTAB-\J lished and paying business; in good location.Inquire at Call Office.

]>ESTAURANTFOR HALE— ACCOUNT OFS\i the proprietor sick; make an offer; said res-taurant has been under same manager forpast 12years. Inquire at Qj.llBranch. -^GBOCEBY AND-BAR- WITH 8 LIVING^vT rooms. Call Branch Office.pREAT BARGAIN; COFFEE SALOON;DOVXbit;business. MICHELS &WOOD, 917 Market.IjiOß SALE—FINERESTAURANT,OPPOSITE

steamboat landing; doing a fine day trade:cheap rent: the cause of selling the owner going toEurope. Apply to 232 Third st.

RESTAURANT INSANTA ROSA FOR SALEdoinga good business. J. T. PETERS, Millsbuilding.-

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pOR BALE-CANDY AND ICECREAMPAR-X' Iors; good business. 1434 Market st.

HOTOGRAPH GALLERY:WELL APPOINTed; centrally located :with about 10,000 nega-tives: also rooms for family; willsell for $300.Address B. 0,. box 109,Call Branch Office.

BRANCH -BAKERY AND COFFEE PARLOR;soda fountain; 4 livingrooms. ;406 Third. ;

RESTAURANT AND BRANCH ? BAKERY;XVdoinggood cash trade; bargain. 110 Eighth.' 'a

HOME RESTAURANT; GOOD BUSINESS,forsale or exchange. Apply this office. ;

CIIGAR-STORE; LAUNDRY OFFICE; 3) rooms in rear; rent cheap; doing pood business:

must be sold on account ofpartner's sickness. \u25a0 417Hayes st. ••\u25a0\u25a0-;.. ..;*.-;v.\u25a0•.-.• \u25a0•-..\u25a0<;;.. ;\u25a0' \u25a0 ;.\u25a0

• ATASACRIFICE,IFSOLD IMMEDIATELY',XX Old corner grocery and bar. 'Inquire317 Fifth.

__ HKI.p WAJiTBP-Conttnned.C°G°at P^k.STl^ -n-kar"golden

_l___^_w^_____^___Wi^T£| ON,cI:STOiI COATS. D. COHEN;-1- 1044 Howard st.

PiSEs-MAN ON PANTS. ">O~NATOM.A ST.

BÎJSLWPBS, !"ftUND bbstauSantl1J loyeai .1. lay st.

ipAiLOBTOHELP OUT. 225 O'FARRELL ST.VOTICE-RKMOVED FROM 706 TO 7"oi^-*\u25a0> Howard St., opp. Howard-st. Theater; bestplace incity for new and second-hand shoes.

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\\ ANI"KI^STEADY~MI3rFOR~LIGII'T ME-. chanical business; $15 to $18 per week; musttout iuf^

\u25a0 nee not required-

783ViMar-ki't st., room .>. '\u25a0

QTEAnV MAN, WITH $150, AS PARTNER0 in office: willclears7B to each; must be able" to attend to office. MILLER.23 Kearny st.

\\ A.\>u-.HK.\ WHO do NOT RECEIVE» t tn.'ir wages to place accounts withus; lawandcommercial^collection: no charge unless success-tiil. KNOX COLLECTIONAGENCY, 110 Sutter.rP° TAILORS -

COATMAKERS WANTEDA;M?him,2, till ii to CHARLES LYONS]-nmlonTailor,1212-1218 Market st.

AYn.v l^\T"':AM' x axd ordinary, ap-"P»y313 Padflc st., Shipping Agency.

IVTAXTED-COATMAKER. 022 CLAY ST.,'' first floor, room 2.A'OUXG MAX TO LEARN THE BARBERX trade. 137 Third st.

\\'ANTED—MIN TO GET BOTTLE SHARP''steam boer, sc; bottle wine, sc. 609 Clay St.

BARBERS— GOOD 2-CHAIB 15c SHOP FORsale, cheap. DECKELMAN BROS., 106 Ellis.C~<OATMAKERS, FINISHERS AND APPREN-y^ tices. 541Market, Columbian Woolen mills.

PAWNER WANTED TO TRAVEL; SMALLX capital: good income. 335 Jessie st.

MEX'S SOLES 40C; GUARANTEED FORJM. 4 months; done 15 minutes. 635 Kearny st.

BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE. 220 McALLIS-ter st., opposite city]

fTjRXITURE FOR SALE. lsj-XJ quire 308 Kearny st,

niHREE-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP; centralXlocation. Call 1283 2O'Farrell st.

BARBER-SHOP in < OUNTBYFOR SALE ATIJ a bargain. 1807 Haight st.

QlOX PARTNER! COOK OB WAITER;l

—«'• paying restaurant: daily receipts $15.

433 Hayes.

KE-ELECTED EMPLOYMENT SEC. BAR-bers' Protective Union. C. TROELL. 657 Clay.

UTTERS AND TAILORS TOATTEND THE> San Francisco Cutting School. 222 Post St.,rooms 21and 22.

"OHOES HALF-SOLED IN 10 MINUTES;X-> done while you wait; at less than half the usualprice; allrepairing done at half price. 564 MissionSt., between First st. and Second St..",(>( \ PAIRS OF GOOD SHOES, 25c TO $1. 564y\J\J Mission st.;also 631Va Sacramento st.

Fii:::i;:BEST INCITY;2schoonersfor5 cents at 228 Pacific st.

WAKE TH DEAD—

WENZEL'S ALARM.TT clock ;no electricity. 607 Montgomery st.17 REE COFFEE ANDROLLS. 704 SANSOME;X single rooms, 15c, 20c, $1 week with breakfast.

LINDELL HOUSE, 6TH AND HOWARD—single furnished rooms, 75c week, 15c night.

3-H ELLIS,ROSED ALE—PRICED REDUCED;*J—X single furnished rooms, $1 week; 25c night.

2 GOOD 10c MEALS FOR ONE DIME AT44-J Fourth St.;no humbug.

100 ME^ TO TAKE LODGING AT10c. 15cJ.V/U and 20c a night, including coffee and rolls.624 Washington St., near Kearny.

TA> HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE-Xlow Sixth, fora room; 26c night; \u25a0• 1 week.

BIN SINGLE ROOMS. 15, 20 AND25 cents per night; SI, $125, $1 50 per week.

Pacific House, Commercial and Leidesdorff sts.\u25a0WANTED— LABORERS AND MECHANICS*'

to know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House propri-etor, has opened Soto. House, 32 Fourth St.: 100rooms; 25c to$1per rilght;$1 25 to$4 per week.WAXTED-SIXGLE ROOMS, 15c ADAY;$1» ' week; rooms for two. 25c a day,$150 a week;reading room; dailypapers. 36 Clay st.

r.^PEST ANDBEST INAMERICA-THS,V WEEKLY CALL,sent to any address in the1 States or Canada one year for $150, post-

HOUSES WANTED.ANTED-FURWISHED FLAT OR~COt£»» tage of 3rooms; rent $10 to $15. Address J.C,box 147, Call Branch Oilier-.

WAXTED-LOWER 3-ROOM FLAT,SOUTH"ofMarket St., from Second to Sixth toBrvant;rent Sll. Address 129 Fifteenth St., near Howard.

FLATS "WANTED.

ANTED—SI NNV e-KOOM^LAT^SPriIET» Western Addition; not over $25. J. 8..1007ô Pierce st.

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PROPERTY WANTED.

I,Iree~catFal^g!Je^wanted1 ree~catFal^g!Je^wanted, v

nice isT- proved ranch, near city, for 2 good flats; rent?25; $3000. SPECK'S, 30 Montgomery st.

T\rANTED—PROPERTY FOR CASH; OX THE'' X. side Of the park, homesteads, Mission, andIn the outskirts Of the city: must De cheap andRood title. J.BROWNSTOXE. 11Montgy.9to 12m.

WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.V" ;HASE^-F.\VSf

•a'peSTn>» Southern California. B. L. BOURLAND,

Brady, Tex."AyANTED—ABUSINESS BUGGY, WITH OR

\u25a0• ' without single harness; must be in first-class

condition and a bargain; state price. AddressBuggy,box 36, this office. . \u25a0

HAHN,308 SIXTH ST., PAYS HIGHEST. price for s<-i o-"l-!ian<l ladies', gents' clothing.

LOST.,T OST—PASSBOOK";" ON

:I"pa^lFlcTeeT? 1£IAR^)XJ kin and Taylor. Return to F. BAND, 522tt Fulton st. receive suitable reward.;

IOST—PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA-I Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco in

the name of THOMAS O'NEIL,No.110,094. Thetinder willplease return to bank, .LOST—MALE PUG DOG:AT MOSS AYE..SAN

Leandro: name Bijou; collar and broken rib;toward. A. GIRY, 635 Kearny st.

FOUND.

IToCND^GOLID WâTch7~ÔWNER HAVE:same by proving property and paying expense

by applyingM.GLEESON, 639 Bryant St., SpringValley yard.

CLAIRVOYANTS.

H^CELE^BRXr^H^CLXfiIVOYXNTT^RO^FESSOR WALTER, isstill in the city;he can be.consulted onbusiness, marriages, divorces and all

family affairs; the future plainly revealed; loversunited; trouble healed; names of friends andenemies, also the one you willmarry; truthKuaranteed. \u25a0 Office 303 Jones St., near Eddy;hours9 a. m., 9 p. it.,Sundays 9 to r>.

ME.DR.THOMASSCIENTIFIC REVEALERby eggs and cards: tells entire life, past,

present, future; consultations on allaffairs, nothingexcepted; names given, good advice, sure help;restores lost lovebysympathy; mistake impossible;fee $1;letter $2. 30 Kearny st.

M.MP". RAVINNA.TESTMEDIUM,REVEALSpa»:, present and future; names given; 25c up.

8288 Howard.RAXD TEST CIRCLE TO-NIGHT;10c. MII1:.

VX YOUNG,723 Gough, near McAllister.

MRS. ANTHONY.MEDIUM,LIFE READER;lauies 25c, gents »C 248 Thirdst.

ME.MOBEAU,BEST MEDIUM.CLAIRVOY-ant: speaks German, 25c up. 131 Fourth St.

MME. SCHMIDT,FROM VIENNA;MOSTRE-nowned: revealing future events: ladies SI.

gentlemen $2, by mail $3. SSG Mission st.

MlARD-READEB—

LADIES50c, cents 81; palmistry and clairvoyant sit-

tings •i 60. 606 O'Farrell st., near Jones.f \ jBS. J. J. WHITNEY,CLAIRVOYANT,TEST

\u25a0Hi. medium and tlfe-n r. 218 Stockton.

\ ! SPIRITUALISM.QQA LESSON; TNE-TELLINa BY*S)—J cards. Teacher, box 143. (allBranch.

ASTKOLOtiY.'"

4 STRALSEER— PROF. HOLMES,523 GEARY-.'V St.: horoscopes, ';i'.'s: stocks, advice.

PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.~

ISSOLUTION ";• PABTNEBSHTP—

THEpartnership firm existing under the name and

style of B.3. THEVENET <£ CO., doing businessus apothecaries and chemists, corner of Washing- ;ton and Kearny"streets, in this "cityand county ofSan Francisco, Is this day dissolved by mutualeousei MR.SHELDON POMEKOY having pur-chased the • .\u25a0.\u25a0tire interest of E. .1. THEVENET inthe firm. E. J. THEVENET.

SHELDON POMEROY.San Francisco. March 2, 1895.~~

ATTORNEVS-AT-LAW.~/I^VJX?EI?RIifE?/Â ty;collections, damages, wills,deeds, etc. G.W.HOWE.Att'y-at-law, 850 Marketst., cor.Stockton.

T\r W. DAVIDSON,ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,42O»? .California St., rma. 14-15; advice free. •

JOB.V B. AITKEN,ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,88.*) 16 and 17. 402 Montgomery st-, cor.California.

TO EXCHANGE.or~sale~orlexchange for a ranch,milk and cream business; 65 cans trade. For

particulars apply 1911 Mission st. ;WANTED

—UNIMPROVED LAND FOR

it clear .os across the bay. 657 gnlsom st.

TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.mvi'i;\vr.lTK!> FOB BENT; MACHINESX sold cheap. HANSON <£ CO.,Chroi]lclc 81d,r.38.4 "CALIGRAPH"WILLOUTLAST ALLOTS

A.ers. See NAYLOR,19 MtySt., about 1;rents,repairs, ;supplies Mimeographs ;installment terms.

Documents

The San Francisco call (San Francisco, Calif.) 1895-03-07 ... · L~ ATEST DANCE MUSIC FOR PARTIES; XJ 9150. 1424 Greenwich st. .:.?-•':.',--.. LOAKS,CAPES AND FURS RETAILEDAT \J