of the simple life. they make things cozy...thesan frmeisco gali;, saturday, 'november 4; 1905....
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THESAN FRMeiSCO GALi;, SATURDAY,'NOVEMBER 4; 1905. 13
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LOST—X passbook with the Hibernia Savingsand Loan Society of San Francisco in thename of CHARLES MILLS FRODSHAMor MRS. CHARLES FRODSHAM; No.
\u25a0 2S-530. The finder willplease return tr> bank.
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A passbook with the Hibernia Savingsand Loan Society of San Francisco la thename of JAMES GRAHAM;No. 03-144. Thefinder will please return* to bank.
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A passbook with the Hibernia Savingsand Loan Society of San Francisco In thename of HENRY RAYNOR; No. 10-84U.The finder will please return to bank.
LOST— A passbook with the Hibernia Savingsend Loan Society of San Francisco in the
name of CATHERINE PETTITT;No. 20-OUS.The finder will please return to bank.
LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Savingsand Loan Society of San Francisco in thename of MARIA O'CONNOR; No. 05-033.The finder will please return to bank.
LOST—A passbook wtth the Hibernia Savingsand Loan Society of San Francisco in thename of THOMAS NORTON; No. 110-020.The finder will please return to' bank.
LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Savingsand Loan Society of San Francisco In the'name of MARIA DALY:. No. 10-700.The finder will please return to bank.
LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Savingsand Loan Society ot San Francisco in thename of ANN BURKE; No. 37-291.The finder will please retcrn to bank.
LOST—A paesbook with the Hlb*mla Savingsand Loan Society of San Francisco in thename of BRIDGET A. DALY: No. 1215;The finder will please return to bank.
LOST— A passbook with the Hibernia Savings; ar.4 Loan Society of San Francisco in theI name of JAMES W. FOSTER; No. '3-492,; Th? fln.W will please return to bank.
ILOST—A passbook with the Hibernia SavingsI and Loan Society of San Francisco in the
name of JOHN FLAHERTY: No. 294-994.The flnd«r will please return to bank.
LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Savingsand Loan Society of San Francisco, In thaname of ANN DELANY, No. 145-6M. Th»finder willdense return to bank.
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Dragon stickpin, diamond setting; re-ward 42*» <*allfornia si., room 4.
LAUNCHES FOR HIRE.
C. A. McNEILL LAUNCH CO., foot of Clay6t.. for pleasure and business; tel. Bu»h f>34.
MEDICAL.
DR. G. W. ODONNELL—LadIes, all who amsick or In trouble, consult this specialist onfemale oomplalnti4 positively corrected; theunfortunate helped; the most difficult casestreated; every case taken; immediate relief;no poisoning drugs; low fees; my methodswill cure all esses of irregularity; consultme; save time and money; advice tree. Offlce101S Market «.; hours 9 a. m, till8 p. m,
MRS. ljR. WYETH. specialist for all femalecomplaints and Irregularities; instant reliefguaranteed; 30 years' experience. 044 Pest st.
MRS. DR. KOHL, reliable specialist forallfe.male troubles and irregularities; instant re-lief guaranteed. Offlce hours 9 to 5. Sunday10 to 2. IOOS^ Market St..
'opposite Fifth.
WOMEN'S diseases and irregularities cured in24 hours; 19 years' experience without a fail-ure; no trifling: strictly private; elite patron-age only. Dr. Sylvester's offlce, 1206 Market.
WOMEN'S diseases and irregularities cured In24 hours; IB years' experience without a fail-ure; no trifling;strictly private: elite patron-age only. Dr. Sylvester's offlce, 12C6 Market.
DR. C. C. O'DONNELL—Office^ and residence1021i£ Market st., bet. 6th and 7th; particu-lar attention paid to diseases of women.
DRS. GOODWINS' herb treatment: reliable,safe, prempt for female irregularities; reliefor no fee: $10: hrs. 0-8. S5O Mkt. St.. suite 37.
A—MRS. DR. GWYER. MlA Lcaven-srcrt*i st.,bet. Geary and O'Farrell. Phone East 697.
DR. anil MRS. DAVIES and Hindoo Herbs;original method of treatment. 1128 Market.
D.I. ROSEN, residence 2995 Folsom st., cornerTwenty-sixth; ladles, relief or no fee; $10.
3IISCEL,I,AA*EOUS—
FOR SALE.
H. S. -WHITE MACHINERY CO..Office and Salesroom, 130 Beale st.
Works and Yards, Nintli and Bryant sts.We. have a brand new lot of pipe complete,
ready for Immediate delivery.
H-lnch pipe.... $3 25 per hundred feet (new)*i-ineh pipe.... $."5 95 per hunnrcd feet (new)1-inch pipe $5 70 per hundred feet (new)
li-inch pipe $7 tO per hundred feet (new)l»4-ineh pipe $S 90 per hundred feet (new)
•"-inch pipe...$11 95 per hundred feet (new)
2^-ln. screw pipe (2d hd); ready for use, 10c3-ln. screw pipe <2d hd): ready for use, I2V4c
S'.i-ln. screw pipe <2d hd): ready for use. 15c4-in. screw pipe (2d hd); ready for use. 19c
Send by check, money order or coin by W. F.Express Co., with order. „
H. S. WHITE MACHINERY CO..Office 130 Beale st.
Reference—
Any bank, banker or publication.
!CD-HAND machinery, engines, boilers, pumps,pulleys, shafting, etc., etc., bought, sold,rented and exchanged; see Sunday papers.H. S. WHITE MACHYCO.. 130-132 Beale st.
BOILERS, engines, 2d-band machinery. McIN.TOSH A WOLPMAN, 103-197 Fremont st.
FOR sale— At the beach, south of the park."San Francisco's Health Resort," a bunga-low consisting of a car with 3 rooms at-tached, furnished or unfurnished; an elegantplace for a family or a club; rent of groundnominal. Inquire box 1491, Call.
FOR sale^—
New and second-hand billiard andpool tables: easy payments; we rent tableswith privilege of.buying; modern bar fix-tures; cheap price*. BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER. 652 Mission st., S. F.
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BUYS, pells and rents gear machinery, en-gines, boilers, water pipes, shafting, pulleys,etc. WHITELAW. 380 Main st.
SHEFFIELD hollow-ground razors, 50c: Bellingout our cutlery and stationery department.SUNSET BAZAAR. 42 Third gt.
MILES of pipe and fittings; all sizes; cheap.EUGENE RILEY & SONS, offlce 406 Mainet.; warehouse. 109 Vallejo st.
MACHINERY, boiler* an^ engine* bought,sold and excha&Ked: Dower plants In theirentirety bought. Western MhyCo., 230 Main.
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GENTS' full dress BUlts to !rent. J.COOPER. 21 Stockton gt.. second floor.
CIGAR etore fixtures and stock for sale; $25.235AEighth st. .
BEAUTIFUL gent's diamond ring. 2 carat?,$100. PAVL V. C-ARIN. 114 Sutter st.
MAGNIFICENT pearl and diamond clusterring. $100. PAUL V. GARIN. 114 Sntter st.
DESKS and office furniture bought, sold andexchanged. T. D. MCCARTHY. SO7 Mission.
E. C. HUGHES—Printer, 611 Sansome St.,San Frapcijco.
SOLID silver tea set, 5 pieces, at a bargain. 10Sixth »t.
TWO merry-go-rounds; one miniature railway.BACIOALUPI. 803 Kearny St.
HIGHgrade secor.d-nand offlce safe and wagontcala. PARCELLS SAFE CO.. 21U California.
SAFES—
New and second-hand. THE HER-MANN SAFE CO.. 417-27 Sacramento st.
MOVINGpictures, magic lanterns, sale, rental;bargains. BULLARD& BRECK. 131 Post »t
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
MOLDERS familiar with steel foundry workwanted at PACIFIC JUPITER STEEL CO.;take MlseionLit. cars to Holy Cros3 \u25a0 Ceme-tery then transfer en Baden electric cars toworks. Office 34G Crossley .building. Missionand New Montgomery sts. -V'
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Highest prices for ladies', gents' cast-offclothing. Tel. Davis 825. 650 Sacramento.-
M.'LEVY pays highest prices gents' cast-offclothing, shoes; te1.Red.1544. 615 Washington.
WE cay carh ladled and Brents' clothing. =I*ll-tcn's Misfit Parlors, 154 s>th; tel.Howard 1187
SAFE wanted—
Give make, measurements,weight, condition and price. Box 3SSS. Call.
DIAMONDS, etc.. bought for caeh. Karl Eber& Co.. 400-401 Adama bldg..206 Kearny et.
3IUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
OUR large and increasing renting business en-ables us to rent the best pianos in the city for$2 50 and $3 Der month, some at $2; one-year's- rental allowed If-piano \u25a0Is purchased.SCOTT-CURTAZ PIANO CO.. SCO-64 Hayes.
A KEW \u25a0 piano for rent at $3'per mo.;othersat $2 and $2 50: one year's rent allowed If:purchased. SCOTT-CURTAZ PIANO CO.,
\u25a0 SCO Have* at. \u25a0
ANUMBER OF UPRIGHT. BARGAINS.English upright, lor practice, $55.French ÜBriKbt. a little better. $65.Aleo a
'"CfalckertnK, Vo»s, sterling. Curtax,
Smith ABarnes, Mozart, Neuman. from $145.BENJ. CURTAZ & SON, 18 OTarrell «U
LEFT on eale by private partyiStein war.$Iss; no reasonable cash offer refused. 237Geary «t.
upright piano; price $475; offer wanted to-day. 584 Valencia st. - - '
AN elegant Chlckerlng upright; $165. ~Z3IGeary tt. ... ..
SUPERIOR vJollna, *lth«r«, old and new. H.MULLER,maker, repairer, 2 Latham place.
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X—PACiriO roXTRACTORfc" EMPLOY-MENT AGENCY. INC..
«i;j Washiiiijxc:-. Ft. i'hone James C3CI.FREE FARE.
Hiski;ci, new tt. K. work. $2 ZZ>FREE FARE.
1 Nt-ac «_'regon, teamsters, f'i7 o<). long job.WESTERN PACIFIC.
2 1000 miles road to hulld, laborers, $2 25, 3'years' jcb: no discount.
BUTTE <X>I;NTY.. fc'l-iip daily to I'tah Construction Co., la--t>orers. *J2 25 day.
N< w work, just Marline. $(i7CO.oi>y Italians. Aurtrtans or Grt?cla; board
yourselves; £2; t.hij> by rail.•' S<;nta Cruz, south. Mintcr's job, $00.CARPENTERS.
Near city. 10 to build cottages (about 50),steady v.crk. $3 s<); 2 carpenters, quarry,10c faro, ?3&o; car repairer, near city,$2 50 and up; carjx>nter. fr<*e fare bothvays, build station, 2 months' Job. $3 50.
2 second log loaders. $50 and found: roust-about. 535 and found. Tuoiumne Co.. fare
$1: wampfn". north. ?*>.'.">ams=t*-rs. Cclusa 00., boF? here, $1 .>0 ana
c• found.
Lrfencrmxn ditcher. lxr> h^i*". $"'' »n<i found.:.\u25a0• laborrrs. tifar city. §><>«>. steady work.3 urold quartz mfner>. FJ. boe» here.Tt muckers, boss h*^^.¥- '><*\u25a0PACIFIC «.X'NTRA<TOJ«>' EMPLOYMENT
. A'ißSi-r. \SC.
WANTED—O miTTF. $3 a day. dr>- min»>: 3muckpre. $2 50 a day; »» men fcr laboring
"\u25a0worlc ne?r city. $» a day; men to driveWraper fs-ns. 52 2.r> a day; milker, *3.\ seeb'>«f: xhit- fitu iuktw. ppt>ol tender. $45, and
•many J. F. CROSFTT.& CO.. 62S"6KTtimm*t) Ft.
h'CLERK si- salesman for art foods, good wrag''*-' • Dice jiar^: ••\irk its FalPFman for a d^l!cat»6- |'fr\ rtore, tnu?t lie experienced in handling j
1 that c\n** of ff<yi3s. ratary $15 a wf-ek; a i"• .rTF'-cl"?^ window drei>?«»r on dry goods for |. «vwjr,?ry ttnr*. $125 r«»r month. S«>e J. F.iCKOSETT & CO-*628 Saoram^nto st. I
JiAN' and wife for rr/i",. man *s waiter and1. Tilfe as rar\-^r and kitchen heIper. $!W>: laun-
\u25a0 rtryaian and wife as Ironprs for country laun-<lry. t'n'. kitchen man, $3K; honwraan, 520.'iftc J. F. CROSETT *004 C2B SJ«cram<»nto.
KINO A- «. 0.. <-,rj tterduwi m.IVan« man. ?I5 month «nd Itoerd: S scrapertstsjsttre, K32S, f«r«» lpc
.VANTHD—At encc. good. llvp canvacjers to0 tvpreceßX *'iithroughout California; larg" con\-
tnif*jcn» paid; complete outfit!! furnlshfd free;j^vj'J [iiijTX»rl| for risrht j«rty. Full particu-lars aSJrrgs Or<*pon Nur»« rj*Co.. Halem. Or.
Wantkd—
2 good a!l-rour.tl taiicrs; no fareraid and no faru advanced: must be steadymen for etesdy work: to work by the week
c°r rifo* work. Ap;i*y to the Steel FrontPtore; Qulnoy. Plumns <*o>ir.ty. <"al.
WANTED'- I.aborrrs arH mechar.ir* to know1 that Ed Rolk'.n, P.cno Hto»» proprietor, has
added 100 DAW rooms to thf> Deuvw House.! :"!" Third st.: Csn room?. C5to SOc per night-
MHN" and ..-,.'.:•\u25a0* to learn barl»er trade: newmpthr-d: »-«jp» whll» Irarnins: posl-•' «lons e;i»ranieeri after *ijrht ivwk?. GILL-SIAN"H liarl»cr Oollpc. 027 day *t.
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OOnmrtntlt male f-tenographer with'!.•<•«! *M-^rK-nce. Ronly to hox 7776. Call."tatlrj; ag>. rxp^ripn?* and rcTerfnces.
Vi'AN'TKI)—
Experienced strong boy to deliverifciowiej and coai: rcfprericcs. Bex 1000,'. station Ci P. •"*\u25a0• Oakland.
XV'AJCTKD—
A braaj finisher and lathe hand.A^pJy Et en« to JOHNSON-JEFFREY CO..'• 4fe>» Pjx'h st.. Oakland.
BRIGHT nifn. with clerical experience, for
f i-tfadV »mpl.ij'n:cat: rapid advancement. Ap-.(.;>- U-li a. m., room "'|O, Callaghan bldg.
MEN' and tv-omen to learn the barber trarte;'.^p^ciai offer to next five; new method. San';Francisco Oollppe. 7<lA Howard tt.
V.'AN*T^l>—Men to fill 300 rooms at 20c per• fiprht": clothe* clorets. naJr mattresEee, elee-;ric llp'rus in every room. ?S1 Howard, nr. 3d.
FIRST-CLASS boUenaalwr •with good refer-
tv^e^. Box I4i:i. fall.Y'.'fN'J m» of inteKitence to take up good
riHVir.tr }>oyitir.nii. CO4 Montgromery -St.. r. 204.
YEN i<> learn a go«d* trade; good pay while'learr.'.r.e; mui't furrisU $10 t*cur. SIO Folsom.
CAR!>*A"HITEn v.-anted: *tate experience andsalary -wanted. B^ix1113 Call.
IjETHCTIVES to learn the business; moneyrr.afie whilp Jeßrr.ir.R. CC-1 Montgomery, r."<H.
SaILCKS and or<sinarT 9fBir.en for all parts of,'t*t worM fit nnTiMAN-F. 27 Et.
:c-.«"'o<' WORKINGMEN to buy our cwiuinearmy Fho«»; all in?r><^ted. 105 Third s-t.
•SAILORS end yr-unc men (green hands) forfhti>». HALTBERT, M* Jackson st.
FENBION arty.. B. A. Bu'iUs. r.40.Phelan bid.Pa.st Com. G«o. H. Thoma« Post. O. A. R.
'LAIiOR i'.-fcss collected; suits', attachments,iU\rand Adjustment Co.. 49 2d St.. rm. 522.
UAVTEL wants 1600 men to buy inspectedGovernment shoes at Cil Sacranrier-to et.
WINCHESTER Hote!. 44 Thtrd St.. near Mar-jjc^t—7r?o rooms: Ssc night: reading-rooms;lice 'bus snd ba^cace to and frcm ferry.
ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received atCall Branch office, cor. Duncan &Church *ts.
ji. BRANCH office of The Call for the recep-
tion of advertiyemMits and wubscrlption* has, tx«en op*>iypd at I<*« Market St.. opposite-
Fifth. Open until 11 p. m.
SOLICITOUS W.IXTED.
f.3 TO $10 per day easily made selling our eel-.. ebrated California -flavoring powders; abso-*lately pure; agents wantedrverytrfaere; exclusive territory riven. LONGBROS., mfgrs.. 1245 Broadway, Oakland, ,CaL
HORSES AND WAGONS.
fEO iND-HAN'D victoria. « Beats; open roadbugpy. rubber tire carriage, rubber tire
tc t-oup«, rr^tmatlc* tire road cart, cheap, at 500.OoMen Gate aye
A GKAND horse 5 years, harness and run-.about left for «a!e; eplendid saddle and trap.bosses. QUINLAN'S D. V. S., 311 Ninth• • "?t-: rkone Jessie 539.
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Two l-.orse-s 5 years old, weight 1500jw>und*. rinch'i' Stabl«w, Eddy and Webster.
AJ'CTION tale of horses, wagons and harnesa•. every -Wednesday at 11 a, m., 527 Sixth st.
WANTED—
A good driving horse, about 1200rbxir.it, for city us?. Address box 147*. Call.
BUGGIES. !ight waicoaa. buckboards and\u25a0• phaeton; bargain. X767 Twenty-fourth «t. .,GOt»D eecond-hand r»-c.ftons of all kinds cheap.*et 100 Golden Gate aye. --\u25a0'
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lIOUSKS TO LET.A PF.INTED list of houses io let; p«nd for cir-"
cuUir. G. H. l"MB?EN & iX).. 20 Montgmy.
HfTSE to let in the warm belt; 11 rooms; 2'kitchen*- 2 *aths: larjre basement; cementRid; back porch; rent $15. 13» Albion aye.,
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bet. 16th and 17th sts.. above Valencia.
EiiOADWAY,2411—
Fine residence: will leasefor term. Apj.ly to THOMAS MAGEE &£ONS. agents. S Montgomery ft.
}32 f.o (j MODERN sunny rooms; basement: 2c femilie* could oc-cuiy or tublet. 510 Guer-
*\nof-»>r:s fou »-^|^*r*]r.t:.y^y-I^ii*^s^t:.y^y-I^ii*^5^FOR tale—At the b««ch south of the nark,r£an Francieco'e health resort, a bunealowconsiftir.K of a car with 3 rooms attached,furnished or unfurnished; an elegant placefoi a family or a club; rest of ground nomi-nal. Incaire box 1431 Call office.
COTTAGES TO LET.NEW, n=at cottase at £an rranclseo'a health-
ful beach; 4 rooms, batii. lavatory. «»» ar-delectric light; sun all day;.rent reasonab.e.TaUe Perk and Cliff Houss car. fctop ot <Gtnaye.. j,'o south cn?-halt Mock to >'o. 12«j.
EMALL cottage to rent; 4 rooms and bath;near Union Iron Works. 748 Carolina st.
HOTELS.- '
ijOTEL Et. Nicholas Market. Larkin, Haye;^*»ts.
—Heart of 6. F.: modern: American and
European plans; electric lights and phone ~fnevery room; hot and cold waxer: QUlet-
ISVALIP CHAIRS.BOLD, rented, exchanged: manufacturer of the
Etmea, trtcycle chair. 2018 Mkt; tel.Park77s.
LOST AND FOUXP.
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In the Key Route waiting-room, hand-bag containing $260 In a sack, and purse. $5
ana soni« silver, a pair cotton doves andcommutation ticket-book from Richmond tofcan Francisco. Return to GEORGE G.AMA7.EEN. Atchison. Cal.. receive reward.
$500 REWARD for information leading tor»-oovery of box of Jewelry lelt on Ellla-at. carWednesday. Sept. 20; no questions asked.Address box »671. Call office. '_ \u25a0 \u25a0
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October 31. at 9 a. m., on Sutter orPolk st. cars, in eolrir between Sutter andJones Bts. and Turk and Van Ness aye,, a* small roll of papers. Return r. <3," 751 Sutter.
UOST—Pocketbook containing citizenship pa-pers, woman's picture and other article* ofxalue to owner only; $10 reward at GermanHotel, 660 Howard . ft- I
OF THE "SIMPLE LIFE." THEY MAKE THINGS COZYALAMEDAADYEET?S ?M? TS
ALAMEDAnOOMS AM) BOARD.-;.. . -. - ..-,..- .'\u25a0 .-\u25a0 „ !
$CoO-^-COR. lot, 32x140; terms or willbuild on: this lot on terms . to suit. J. H. YOUNG,j 1243 Park St.. Ala, .FOR rent— One or two sunny furnished room3,
with'excellent board; private family. Applyat aiastlck Station Notion Store. Alameda.
FRUITVALE ADY?T?SMNTSFRUITVALEREAL ESTATE.
SYNDICATEINVESTMENT COMPANY.REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
AND. \ MONEY TO LOAN.November Is a good month to secure bar-
gains In houses and lots' In Fruitvale.We. have ,an extra large list of houses and
lots at reasonable prices.-, % Exclusive agents for the Barker Park, sit-uated on Fruitvale aye.; a few ot the choicestlots yet for sale.
We have, small anii lar«e tracts of acreageproperty within short distance of Frultvatestation at low prices and easy terms.
$'^000.6-room house, bath n«w and modern: lot
140x112:6 feet; a corner, fruit trees and gar-den: chicken houses ana barn; close to streetcars and boulevard.
$1600.4-room house and bath; a corner: lot 100x138
feet; a bargain; price $16CO for quick sale.$2100.
« 6-room house: lot 83x144 feet; city water;terms if desired. $2400.
\u25a05-room house, new and modern: lot 37:8 by125 feet; 2 blocks from cars and 4 blocks fromlocal station. \u0084<-?.. r- $1600.
8-room house; lot 50x150 feet; -a corner;closa to cars.
; $1500.B-room bouse, basement: lot 50x145 feet,
within the Bo limit; clos« to cars; trees andgarden.
$13C0. :4-room house; close to cars; lot 60x115 feet;
terms if desired. . $1350.4-room bouse, toilet, city water; lot 55x206;
trees and garden; close to local station and:cars.
$3100.6-room house, new and modern: lot 50x125;
closo In; $1700 cash, balance on time.$2300.
5-room house. eWctric lights and gas; oneblock from local; lot 33:6x120 feet, ina choiceneighborhood.
Remember we haveLargest List,
Choicest Lots.Easiest Terms.
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY,Corner Putnam and.Bassett sts.,
Frultvals. Cal.-Phono Ash 657.
A RARE chance—
5-room new modern cottage.finished basement: lawn, fruit trees. 2-story
.barn- on beautiful Fruitvale aye.; at actualcost. Also choice lot. 40x125; east front:Fremont aye.. near East Fourteenth at.;
"sewer work all done; price $450. Owner.1404 Frultval* aye.
OAKLANp ADVERT?S?M?TSOFFICE. 1016 BROADWAY.
OAKLANDREAL ESTATE.
f~MUST HAVE THEMONEY THIS WEEK.
YOU MIGHT AS WELLBENEFIT BY MY NECESSITY.
Iwill sell, for considerably less than any
of the adjacent lots can be boucht for, one:'. Of
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THE MOST DESIRABLE LOTSIN THE ALTA PIEDMONT TRACT.
OWNER GOING EAST.Allstreet work, eldewalks. sewers.Water and gas mains complete; electric
• car service; magnificent view. -FACES TWO BROAD AVENUES.
Restricted buildlnc ralues insure elegantborne surroundings.
You can clear $300 on this property.ITIS GOING AT A SACRIFICE and IT IS
A SNAP.Make me an offer to-day. .
W. S. WHITE. 26 Montgomery St.. R. 8.
BUSINESS PROPERTY— SNAP— S18,000 r cor-ner at a station; 10t. 75x100 feet; entire lotcovered by a building infirst-class condition;
, rented to 7 tenants; 2 large halls above witha stage, kitchen and equipment; seats 500
\u25a0 people; best dancing floor In the city; pres-ent rents are very low; can be raised to $250per month; building cost over $20.0CO; lotworth SSSOO; offered for a few days for$18,000. HOLCOMB. BREED &BANCROFT.
\u25a0 Inc.. ICCO Broadway. Oakland. Cal.$6500
—FOUR,sunny flats: rents for $72 per-
month; never vacant; walking distance from.Fourteenth and Broadway.- GEO. W. AUS-TIN. 1002 Broadway, Oakland.
NEW house for sale, with carpets: 3 blocksfrom Piedmont Key route. Box 6174. Calloffice. Oakland.
~OAKLAND;HOUSES TO LET.
$25t-5-ROOM cottage. 4 blocks from, KeyRoute; apply within. 470 Edwards St., Oak-land.
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oaki^\xd_^fijrxitjir6^fou sale.TO-MORROW the day for bargains Infurniture.
H. Schellhaas. 11th st., cor, store. Oakland.
San Francisco AdvertVentsROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. /
ALTAMONT. SE. corner Washington and Ma-son—Furnished or unfurnished 3-room apart-ments; convenient. \u25a0".... -.- ;
BRANNAN. 327, bet, 2d and Bd—2 neatly fur-nlshed housekeeping rooms: bath; reasonable.
BRYANT.- 421—
3 sunny rooms,-furnished . for
housekeeping; rent $10.. . -. . "
BUSH, 637, The Chesterfield—
Fine apartmentsin new. modern bouse; convenient location;reasonable. .
CALIFORNIA. 1420. The Doric—Newly fur-niahed housekeeping rooms; also other rooms.
GOLDEN GATE aye., 724^—
Connecting roomsfor housekeeping; sunny; yard for children.
GOLDEN GATE aye., 530, corner Van Ness». live. Unfurnished rooms to let; either slnsle
or In suites.'
HAIGHT, 054^—
Front sunny alcove andj kitch-en;.reasonable^ \u25a0
HAVES." 425—
Front housekeeping rooms to\u25a0 let; nicely furnished: sunny, reasonable.
HOFF aye., 2, oft '.l6th—3 nicely furn. house--keeping- rooms/connected, with gas and bath.
HOWARD 640— Snap; sunny front bay-wtn-\u25a0 dow room; gao, sink, grate:' furnished; no
.'.' children. "-"-\u25a0'-
JACKSON. 16C9." nr. Polk—Newly furnished. rooms for housekeeping: sunny: gas range.
LARKEV,. .817&—Sunny corner, room; gas
stove:-rent reasonable. ."
LEAVENWORTH. 431—Neat furnished roomsfor housekeeping; all"conveniences.
MARKET^ 2088—
2 slarjte sunny well-furnished. rooms ;for housekeeping; phone;, bath. fMASON, 503
—Nicelyv furnished rooms .tor-
housekeeping: rates .moderate.MINNA,2SI, cor. 4th
—Furnished, sunny house-
keeping; also front double and single; /reas.
MISSION."B36—For rent, double parlors andkitchen:
" furnished-for housekeeping; cen-
.trally located., i- • * - ".
MISSION, \u25a0 0251a—Nicely furnished sunny,' bay.window, front. and ;other: rooms. ,;
-MISSION, 825"4--Clean,
-sunny
'hskpg. rooms;
regular. kitchen; bath; gaa and coal ranges.
MISSION.;1013— Sunny side room.'for manTdpd.:wife: light housekeeping. . . '- < ' \u25a0
MISSION. 1020— Nicely .furnished rooms jforhousekeeping; 'convenient: also other roomsuy
MISSION,'; I22I.:near postofflce—
Sunny fur-. nished .rooms, complete for housekeeping; no-children.> -
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MISSION/. 2706A—
Fine" - furnished . rooms ".for,housekeeping: gas and running water. .OAK, 117. or:14 Page^
—Complete -
for bouse-, keeping; $5. to $12; hot bath; laundry: adults.O'FARRELL?.; 410—Newly furnished sunay
housekeeping; rooms; :- running water, .grate,gas. ibath; other rooms. --.-\u25a0. V
PINE,i1733,"i block "from Van Ness—
3 connect-\u25a0 Ing furnished housekeeping rooms; reasonable.-
POLK -•\u25a0 1143— Elegant furnished »unny front•room's; uaehath and piano; reasonable.
POINT. LOEOS-aye., « 2120,
'near *10tb-> aye.—
Sunny -furnished rooms for housekeeping;:';-•$10,: $12; adults only.
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p61K,"1002 (Ivanhoe)— Sunny furnished house-keeping rooms; $18 to $33.. * . '
POLK ;. 1143—
Nicely~
furnished 'sunny front".iroom's:'reasonable;; bath. ,piano, 'phone.
POLK.? 1530— Pleasant, newly, furnished apart-;,x ments ;;tel.:?Hyde 2131. -\u0084-•\u25a0,\u25a0 .....POST."i702—Nice '« furnished /rooms .'•. on , lower\u0084' floor;
':private '• entrance; •; gas * range; large
;'-:room '"also: reasonable^
ROOMS 'FOR UOI'SEKEEPIXG— Cen.
POST. .975—Fine - furnished "apartments forhousekeeping: also single; reasonable.
SACRAMENTO. 3634—
3 rms. complete hskpg.;I gaa stove, phone; new flat: couple.
STEVEN BON, 253—
Single light rooms. $1 aweek; hskpsr. complete, $1 75: front parlor.
SUTTER, 90r>— Sunny room3furnished for lighthousekeeping. \u25a0
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TAYLOR. sC2— Pleasant, furnished housekeep-ing'rooms: reasonable.
TURK, 10—
Nice suite of rooms; suitable forhousekeeping.
VAN NESS aye.; 519—
Sunny furnteheti rooms.\u25a0 with or without housekeeping privilege; $T
per month up.
APAIIT.IIE.VTHOUSES.ST. CECILE. 113 Fell st. near Van Ness ami
Market—
New, handsome, fireproof structure:". mod. Improvements: apt». S-rm.i bath; specialinducements for next BO days: tel. South 1071.
NEW 4-story corner apartment-houss; sunnyside; completed Novmeber 1. All suites hav<amodern kitchens, electric lights., etc. Apply24t Ninth st.: building opposite. .
RANDALL Apartments. 120 Plere* st.—
Fourlarge, sunny, unfurnished rooms; must b©seen to be appreciated. Tel. Fell 9731.
ALTAApartments, opp. Alta Plaza— Furnishedor unfurnished 2 rooms and separate bata.Clay at., between Pierce and Scott.
A—KENILWORTH. cor. Bush. Fowsll; 3-rootnsunny apart j.;single rcom»: modern: r»as.
THE Wbitefletd. 122S McAllister—
Cholc* un-fumlshed spartments. ,
JVIAYEELLE. 203 Grove—3 Urge, w«tl-rura.hskpg. suites; 2d and 3d floor; $26- $27 mo.
ROSSWELIi Apartments, 1360 Pine, near Hyd«—2. 3 and 4 roorosy with bath; steam h«at.
THE Frederick. 901 Stanyan—1 to 5 rooms,
overlooking Golden Gate Park: tel.Pag« 8169.
ROOMS TO LET—
Kurn. and Unforn.
HOTEL ST. KATHRYN.Corner Ellis and Leavenworth, sts..
In the heart of the city.•TCO rooms: ICO baths. . •
Modern In every detail.Rates $:i to $13 p*r week.
Rooms, with private bath. $1 day.Tourist travel solicited.
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BRUNSWICK Houso. 14S Sixth St.—Rooms25c to $1per night. $125 to $5 per week an-t .light housekeeping rooma; open all ntght.
AT "The Almonte." $73 Market St. «or No. tFifth»t.)—Rooms 25c to 00c. $1. $1 50 night;
$160 to $10 -week: house open all night.
BELMOND House, over Owl Drugstore; 2 en-trances, 112tt Market ana 21 Turk—Electriclights, running water in every room: 200ro^ms: 25c to 50c per night. $1 25 to $4 wee*c
BURTON Hotel. 1126 Howard st.—loo rooms;
new house; modern; $1 25 to $3 per week.BUSH, 324, Elmer
—Nice furnished rooms, by
the week or month.
EDDY. H7H. opp. Jefferson square—
Elegant,sun ny. bay-window room, suitable for tgo.
EIGHTH. 51. Sherman House^—
Furnished andunfurnished sunny rooms; respectable: veryreasonable.
-ELLIS. IS—ROOMS. ROOMS, ROOMS. BY
DAY. WEEK OR MONTH.
ELLIS. 323—Fme single rooms from $2 5O weekup; elegantly furnished suites with baths;
reasonahle.FOURTH. 225
—Xlee sunny front room, suit-
able for two: reasonable
FOURT'i. SiI—ICO rcom3: all sties and prices;nerr. modern; hot and cold water.
FRANKLIN,1437, near Twentieth, Oakland—
Four elegant furnished rooms, complete for
housekeeping. $:'•>: or wftora. modern. 6-room,
new fiat, completely furnished. $45.
FULTON, 7S, near Larkin—
Elegant furnishedrooms or »ulte: new apartments; all con-venlences; no sign. .
GALT HOUPE. l^itt Martset st.— Choice roomsby day. week or month; central location.
GOLDEN Gate aye.. Csl—Furnished suite withpiano.
-GRAND Pacific Hotel, 1011 Kearny St.—New
house: allmodern conveniences :rooms by uay
3T.e up; by week $2 up: open all night.
GRAND SOUTHERN. 1"«> Mission, cor. S«T«enth— loo rooms: 50c night, $2 to $7 week.
GEA^tY, T36— Nkely furnished, sunny, clean.single and double rooms; gentlemen.
GEARY. 712— Nicely furnished, sunny, frontrooms: bath and phone.
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GOU-JH, 1201. corner O'Farrell—
Nice, sunny.• single, furnished woim. \HAIGHT, 1797, near Pans
—Front and back
parlor and kitchen, unfurnished; $I*.
HAVES, 136. corner Van Ness— One sunnycorner room; suitable for 2.
HOTEL Hamilton, and cafe. 125 Ellis bet.Kowell & Mason sts.. S.F.
—Rms $1 to $3 p*r
day; steam heat & telephone in each room.
.HYDE. 1413—Finely rurnished rooms; nice ma-rine view: select family; all conveniences:gentlemen; references.
HOWARD. "15—
Rcoms, 25c to $1 per day:'$1 60 to $3 per -week; reading-room, etc.
JACKSON, 1103. corner Taylor—
Furnished sua-ny rooms In private family.
'LEAVENWORTH. 1100%, near California,—
Pleasant furnlscefl room In private fajatly.
LOVELY rooms: some housekeeping: Dwlghtway house: strictly high grade; Key routesta. W. S. Joy. 2122 Dwlght way. Berk-ley.
METROPOLITAN' HOTEL, 120 Third St.—loOslnKle and family rooms. 35c to $1 50 perday: $2 to $S week: the only new and modemhotel and rooming-house In San Franciscothat bas office on ground floor; hot and coldwater, electric lights, call bells, steam heatin every room, and gives free baths and ele-vator day and night to Its quests. .
MISSION. S37A—Neatly furnished rooms to let;good location.
MISSION. &25&—Nlcel*' furnished rooms laquiet house; front and others.
MISSION. 930*4—
Nice furnished rooms to letby the day, week or month.
MISSION. -ICCG—^Nicely furnished rooms to let;reasonable.
-MONTGOMERY. 716— Furnished rooms to let.
O'FVRRELL 730—Light, sunny, modern, fur-nished room and kitchen; $20; electric light,
hot water.'. \u25a0
PINE, 1025—
Very fine, sunny, newly furnished .rooms; bath; gentlemen preferred.
PINE. 1761—
Several nlc« rooms to let; eitherfurnished .or unfurnished; reasonable.
POST, 824— Middle, flat: newly furnished, sun-ny rooms; running water, -bath, phono. .
POST. 8S9—
Large, sunny, furnished rcom:gentlemen only; references. \u25a0
POWELL. 218—
Bay-window front room, suit-able for 3 gents; other rooms. $150 up.
RIO VISTA HOTEU 233 Third st., near How-ard—New house with modern conveniences:rooms en suite and single; rates by day, 38cup; by week. $2 up: batha free to guests.
SUTTER. 967— Single rooms, $3 "P« w»"k5suites, beautifully furnished. $4 50 per weekand up; nice and sunny.
TAYLOR. 610—
Nice. Bunny hall room tor-gents.; bath and phone. -.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
UNITED STATES, 123 Eddy, near Market—4o9rooms. 30c to $1 night. $1 73 to $8 week; «leo.trie lights (no gas), running water in ereryroom; elevator.' read.-room;free bus, bagsag*.
WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 3d Bt., nr. Market—
Most convenient and respectable ;700 rooms,
35c to $1 CO nightly,$2 to $S weekj elevattr;.*lee. lights; reading-room; free bus, baggage.
WOLF House," Howard and\ Sixth—No better-\u25a0' transient house In city;rates reasonable; lo-.„ cation central. Geo. H.yon der Mebden; prop.
A BRANCH office ot The Call for the recep-jktlon.of advertisements and subscriptions hasVbeen . opened at ICOS Market st., opposlt«
Fifth. Open"until 11p. m.
.ROOMS .<XD BOARD.
H^TOL^LV^BORODait"mlSldyTiMp^atopened ;rooms modern, up to date, light.'sun-"ny.'atry; hair mattresses; free baths: c»ery-
\u25a0< thing elegant, fresb, " clean;
'table- unexcelled.
Kates: \u25a0 Rooms for .S .with board. $50 month'and .upward; single rooms with board. • $30;everything!; homelike: oarlor and piano
-for .
iguests ;-location in the heart ;of city.:404, *
Eddy at.. 404. .. :CALIFORNIA, SO7
—Exceptionally good table.
free-
blllard-roona. handsome and sightly" rooms; board and room for 2, $45 up; slnsle.
$22 50 up: suites. $55 up;'see for yourself. .LARGE.':,.furnished double rcom; running
\u25a0 \u25a0 water; ;gss;: also board: good horn« cooking;suitable ,for.two gentlemen. \u25a0 Sl7 .Grove st.
FOR-2 Protestant ladies or gentlemen. Apply-
bakery, northwest corner Hayes and "Webster."
GEARY. '\u25a0 «40, Malson Tence—
Select furnished \u25a0
\u25a0ma.' with excellent French table board; reas.'
JOHNSTON. THE, 605 O'Farrell— Sunny suitesand -single .rm*;excellent board; references.
Continued on Pase Fourteen.
REAL ESTATE— CITY—
FORfSALE.SAGE, DEALEY&CO.; have made some very.
important :salcs this week in various portionsof the city. ••:'-.
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:; They have- soldfor the account -of ,J.> 11.Stein to Eva Hallinan. 3 flats situated^ on theeast line of Stelner st., 112:6 ft.north of>EUls>,lot 25x137:6 ft.,'\u25a0 Nos. being 1428-30-32 StelnerEt.;' price paid for.'same, \u25a0> $13,000.
-They have also sold for the account of.George
>de .Urloste' to Dr.-W.* FT'Bjserman, the NW.cor, of Harrison and Langton
"sts.;improve-
ments consist of two 3-etory buildings., rentingfor $2000 per annum; price paid was $20.000.'- •
\u0084"They have sold for the account of Chris Mor-
tensen to a client, SW. cor. of Brj'ant and Vic-tor sts.. 56x275 ft..> improved .with 23:small-tenements; Drice $37,500. - -
:Sold for the account of A.Hilson to a client
of the 'firm, 3 -flals on. the northerly line ofEllis St., 200 feet west ot Lamina, known asnumbers 1348-50-52' Ellis st.;r lot 25x160 ft.,through to Clementina Bt.; price $14,000.
For the account of Margaret A.' McDon-ough to:Franz Carl. Leonard.) the* 2 flats onthe north line of 21st st., 35 feet east of Treataye.; price 54500. -
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For.tho account of Jennie Lacher to N. C.Mortensen, the 2-story-residence on the northline of \u25a0 O'Farrell .-st';- 200:3 -.'ft. east ofE'ter: lot <54:6x137:6 ft.,
'and known as No.
1530 O'Farrell st.; price $10,000:For .the account of ' Charles Hajtmeir to
Charles Katz, the westerly line of DevisaderoSt.; 30 feet north of Page; lot 57:6x107 ft.;Improved with two|buildings, consistinjr -ofBtore and flat above, with two 2-story dwell-ings adjacent. Mr. Katz contemplates raisingthe dwellings and placing stores underneath.This 'will make ;this block on Devisadero :st,one complete line of stores. \u25a0
For the account of I.and A;Glaser to M.Rothschild, the lot andy Improvements on theeast line of Cth st., 25 ft. south of Bryant:improvements consist or store and tenementsabove; urice $12,500. .
For the account of Kate Green to a client,lot and Improvements on the north line ofHarrison st., 100 feet west of sth; 25x85 ft.;improvements consist of 6 tenement flats...
For the • account of Jennie'K. 'Babkirk . to
P. Mlchellettl, !lot and Improvements on thenorth line of Green St.. 120 feet west ofHyde, thence 20x60 ft.; improvements, smallcottac*.
For Jbe. account of Kate Green to a client."SE. cor. of Bryant and Boardman Bts.;lot 80:6x75 ft:-, improvements; 3-story frame buildingcontaining 6 flats ahd 2 stores; price $14,000.; •
For the account of F..E. Hesthal to Mrs.Llllie Homan, the NW. cor. of Folsom and22d sts.; lot 05x95 ft.; improved .with a two-etory building consisting of stores |and flats.
They have resold the property, recently pur-chased by H. P. Goodman and
'the " Melone
Co. of NaDa on the north line of Folsom St..225 feet east of Bth, thence 25x160 feet throughto Clementina st. These gentlemen purchasedthis property" about thlrt> days
"ago through
Sage, Deale-y & Co., resellinsr same to M."Diggs and Charles Q. Nelson of Sacramentofor 512,500.
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They have sold for the account of \u25a0 J.-W.Spear to Josenh F. Salz. the north line ofHarriswn st., 164:4 ft. east ot 6th, thence 27:6xSS ft.;improvements known as numbers 958-60-62 Harrison Bt., consisting ot tenementflats; nrlce $6250.
For the account of M.Lrtggs and Charles Q.Nelson to a client, entire block No. 746 in theSunset District.
'bet. .T and X sts. and 23d
and 24th ayes.; Drice $15,000.SAGE, DEALBY & CO., V
638 Market Bt.. opp.' Palace Hotel.-
THOMAS MAGEE & EONS,\u25a0 REAL ESTATE AGENTS
• andPublishers of "S. F. Real Estate Circular,"
& MONTGOMERY ST.
INVESTMENTS,
; $165,000— Large corner on Bills street, notfar from Mason, with improvements which paynearly 5 per cent net."
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$80,000—
Fine prospective buy; only a blockand a quarter from Market and Turk.
580.000-^-40 feet front: one block from Mar-ket and Sansom«. ... .
$70,000— Eddy street buyj" not .-far from' Tay-lor; lot 37:6x137:6. r 'v •\u25a0 *£,
' ...... *$66,000
—Large Mission-street •'corner,*..ln9lde
of Eighth; rents $315 a month ; flhe;prospec-tive value. »-"\u25a0\u25a0"••" "
• '\u25a0 \u25a0••- . '.' .»•'$60,000
—Western Addition corner, . right In
town, nearly a full 60 vara; nominal. lmprove-ments pay good temporary rent until properlyImproved. \.
$45,000— Sixth-st. -business !buy;. close "toMarket,st. . • \ t. *'v
$37,500— Market nt.: north side; 27 feet front.*
$16,500— Just reduced from $17,500 to makeimmediate sale; Post St.. near .Larkin; 25x120to rear street: level. block; .bound' to IncreaseIn value in the near future for business.
THOMAS MAGEE «• SONS,5 Montgomery •*.~~'COME SUNDAY
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1 COME SUNDAY . . • ./\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 ON THE
HALFMOON BAYEXCURSION' TO THEOCEAN BEACH TRACT.
TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) Novembers.Avail jourself of the opportunity of seeing
the choicest suburban section adjacent to SanFrancisco. .. .' '....."-•\u25a0•
HALFMOON BAY REALTY 19 RAPIDLY. RISING IN VALUE..On Completion of the Ocean Shore Railroad
Present Prices Will Double.NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! \u25a0
THE FEW CHOICE LOTS LEFT IN OUROCEAN BEACH TRACT WILL PROB- '
/.';;; ABLY BE , DISPOSED OF" ON THIS EXCURSION. «YOUR OPPORTUNITY IS NOW. •
LOTS INOCEAN BEACH TRACT
ARE LARGE LOTS.\u25a0 50x142:6. WITH DOUBLE FRONTAGE. ;.
The Prices $275 to $375, are the FIRSTprices. -...";\u25a0
Remember. Ocean'Baacn Tract lots are the
only Beach lots obtainable, and the number islimited.' Come Sunday and make your selec-tion. Act at once! "\u25a0 , \u25a0 : : -.;
Call tc^day and makej arrangements- for to-morrow'3excursion.' .Booklets "and Informationregarding Halfmoon Bay and the Ocean BeachTract at our office. ;;: r'^
W. J. MORGAN & CO..INVESTMENT BANKERS, •
79 • New Montgomery st.Phone Bush -893.
SELLING • V : . ;;V -.\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 •. -. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-.:•:.-. TO BEAT THE) BAND.. ONLY $1-25 AWBEK.$275
—Elegant level.. building lots, - close to
school;'fina c&r service on Mission St.; cream ofthe Excelsior Homestead; 'stop paying rent 'andraise the baby where the ozone is not pollutedwith \u25a0 smoke and !dust; to say '
nothing of- thedeadly- microbe:* no Interest and no taxes.GOLDEN GATE PARK LOTS. /.
\u25a0'\u25a0•" \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0•-..\u25a0'," ONLY,SIO "A MONTH.{400—For finely located >lots .3.blocks couth
of the park ;:electric \u25a0- car service unexcelled ;;enhancing in valufe; with'every stroke • of theclock; buy now; next week may be too late;"Nat Goodwin" U not- the only man that ap-preciates this -beautiful section: no taxes."
W. J. WHITE COMPANY,20 Montgomery :5t.,.. room 8. .
San Francisco's Population 1n1915, '-'„ONE MILLION. .
Now Is the Time to Buy That Home..-
-BUY THIS. • .....:.-..•i $3750
—Two-story, house, bath; lot 25x105; on
Castro-?t. car •line;• this \u25a0\u25a0hove« can-
easily -bemade Into 2 flats;as it stands it could" not bebuilt for $4000.
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McGARVIE.&;CP..' T2O Market st. ,
FOR sale at The ".Beach,? south '.of .the' Park,'"San ':Francisco's '\u25a0Health
'Resort," a bunga-low, consisting •of.a car," with' $[rooms at--tached, 'furnished or unfurnished;- an elegantplace for a family or a club; rent of ground
• nominal. Inaulre -boxs 1491, .Call -office.
BUILDINGCONSTRUCTION. COMPANY. \u25a0* \u25a0•
Installment homes. -?;713 Jas.; Flood building.,\u25a0\u25a0We bulld> on your -property: or,buy you' a
Jot; you,make a email cash payment, ,then $S\ per month' pays principal and Interest oneach:-.' $1000 -of balance .due, ,making your monthly,
\u25a0 Installments less -1 than rent; ;call:or send . for,".... circular. \u25a0" ..*. -' .'... \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0
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$1050 TO $1250.' $150 CASH, BALANCE f$20,-'\u25a0-.- -..\u25a0;\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 '.\u25a0\u25a0'.•\u25a0: MONTHLY.:
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.:.'Level lots on 14th and"15th ayes. and Hit;
within,a- few -minutes* of.all \u25a0 the attractions of;Golden* Gate- Park ;? this,section- Is Improvingrapidly;^ Ellls-st.j: cars *pass -ipiftperty.-
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LOT;on N.r- Bide'Marke t:15C-ft; \u25a0 front;;contains\u25a0;- 3500 sq.'\ ft.;)$150 ;frontift.;,close *toi"fraad
\.'lmprov«mts. ;\u25a0 Just
"cotwpletad.t Box iCall.
$2100-^-NEW,t swell**cottage rof":rof": 4;rooms \u25a0* and
.-bath;one block'car line;'$300 1caeh, \u25a0 $20.per
. -•; month..'Apply^33lo'Mission st.- ;y ,- '.:,- ,";:;
'RICHMONDiDISTRICT;*reaI.?estate t brokers. .iV>The rEwing ;Co.;-{305 [Sth' aye.;|open |Sunday. .$4000— NEW,7-room jand |bath 1house; .must sell/-
;\u25a0>''Owner,'; 3os l.Eighth:,aye,-; r. -;\u25a0;; -;• -\u25a0;':,%:r:r >-,'*;;: t
-''SUNSET lot, 25x120, between Hugo and I«ts.;,«only.vacant lot'in block; $1650. V'305 Bth *ye.:.--' \u25a0;--:-. •\u25a0>- \u25a0*. tL ii>yiiiiPii»hi>*Haii mfH mi^imrn'i llii'iiinii ii\ \u25a0 iftfiniiiM innrinprn.
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REAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR SALE.
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2CO PER CENT PROFIT PROVEN.\u25a0r r*
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We give the naVnes of purchasers who havemore than doubled their money in beautiful
SAN MATEO PARK.Villa lots. ICO feet front or more, at $G and
$B*a foot: main and side sewers laid; city.water piped, to ;every lot; roads oiled; con-venient. to electric cars.
San Mateo Is a Thriving Town. Not aBarren HUUlde.
i Branch offices at Burllngame Station and atSanMateo.
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GO THERE SUNDAY.BALDWIN & HOWELL, F. S. GRUMMON,• . 23 Post st. . / San Mateo. '
SAN MATEO BUSINESS LOTS.
$900 AND UPWARD.
In the center of San Mateo's buslnens dis-trict; 1minute's walk from R. R. depot; mainand side sewers laid; city water piped to every
\u0084 lot;street work all done.
* ' - HA.YWJVRD ADDITION.THESE LOTS FOR INVESTMENTS.
Branch offices at Burlingame Station andSan Mateo. \u25a0
'GO THERE,SUNDAY. ;
BALDWIN & HOWELL,*F. S.' GRUMMON,
'\u25a0•\u25a0* 25 Post st. San Mateo.
COME see plans of cottages: 4 rooms $850: 5rooms. $1200. Builder. "43Q Parrott building.
RJEAJ^J-SJAJ-E— -£^AAA
—"OUR PRICES" on ranches are
%
lower, \u25a0 than anywhere else because we do not add
huge commissions on to the owner's price; wo' only handlo places wa "know" to be good;we "never" misrepresent a place; iek us andsave 20 per cent; Santa Cruz County land aspecialty. BURR-PADDON CO.. 40 Mont-
i gomery St., San Francisco, Cal.*
IF you want a cheap little ranch, here's one of20 acres, well located, in central Alamcda
g County, for $2500: thero are 8 acres In vine-yard, balance hay'ana pasture land (nowaste), house, barn, personal property, etc.;no better poultry farm anywhere. H. 11.
; CRANE. BOS California ct.
/ALFALFA Irrigated lands, $25 per acre; $1, down, $1 month: no Interest; call or write
for pamphlets. INDEX LAND AND BONDCO., 907 Kohl bid., cor. Cal. and Monty sts.
?2GSO— ACHOICE vineyard property of 20 acresIn Alameda County; 15 acres wine grapes in
. seventh year; house, barn, personal propeity,'\u25a0 etc.; owner called out or State; get partlcu-
lars of this. H. 11. CRANE. 508 California.
A MONTHLYcatalogue country land bargainssent free. C. M. WOOSTER CO.. 64S Market.
A PRETTY" little home; fruit and poultryfarm; 11% acres; closo to R, R. depot: Ala-njeda County; price ?40W, including all per-sonal property, 500 poultry, etc.; Investigatethis. H. H. CRANE. 508 California et.
Poultry ranches. Write to J. W. Horn Co.. Pet-- aluma, for free copy of Sonoma Co. bargains.
BULL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.---r \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0,
OVER 200 LOTS SOLD.At beautiful Mill Valley one has all the
conveniences of the city, combined with thecharms of the country; go there to-day; youwill enjoy the outing ana sco the grand lotsright at the station that wa are offering; beau-!tlful.. redwood trees.
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Sewers and water mains laid; large lots,from $300 to $650;. 10 per. cent cash, balance$10 monthly. Agent" on trie.tract Sundays.
LYON & HOAG. 116 •Montgomery st.
BURLINGA.ME REAL ESTATE.
A NEW TRACTAMIDST BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
Great big lots, 60x150, and larger for $450:
and upward: $00 cash, $10 monthly, waterpipes and pewer laid; macadamized avenues;
| an:Ideal \u25a0 place for a )home; surrounded by' grand trees and charming country "places;'don't fall to see the bargains we are selling:
will treble In.value; 250 lots sold In a shorttime-"•BranchVofflee at Burllnsrame.
LYON & HOAG. IIS Montgomery st.
PALO ALTO REAL ESTATE.
CO-OPERATIVE Land and Trust Co. are the; owners of large blocks of real estate In "The
Twin Cities." Palo Alto and ,Mayfleld. theStanford University towns: large lota. $300
\u25a0 and up;cement walks, graded streets, 'etc.;( small monthly payments: country property;
houses for rent. San Frnacisco offlce, 720Market st.; phone Front 31. Salesmen
: wanted."'-<'
*<REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED—To buy small farm; about $3000;: $1000 down, balance time. Box 4677, Call.
CHICKEN.RANCHES TO LET.
BEAUTIFULchicken ranch to let; entire stockwith Incubators for sale; splendidly situated.Tab« car .Fifth and Market sts. and get offat Eaaton. "''.-\u25a0"'\u25a0 '"'\u25a0\u25a0 ''\u25a0-•-
' -PROPERTY .WANTED.. -
WE can turn \u25a0 any;good real-estate • Into cash
Inside of 30 days; try us when you want a~"quick" sale. . BURR-PADDON CO., 40
1.-'. Montgomery, st.. San Francisco.)
IWANT good paying flats as an investment.J. ROSS, box 1475, Call.
PROPOSALS, f-} '
SAN FRANCISCO.:CAL.'. November 1. 1903.^—\u25a0 Sealed proposals, :In \u25a0 triplicate, will .be re-
\u25a0 celved here. \and -at offlce of quartermaster."until;11 a. m.. December 1. 1905, and then. opened,
-for
'furnishing.during the . threemonths ending March 31, \u25a0'1908;-.'forage andstraw for .Presidio- of Monterey, Cal.,. alsoat same..time;. at this offlce only, for forageand straw for.Presidio :of
'San .Francisco.:San Francisco, and ISan \u25a0 Francisco; Cal., .for
? ahlpment to Honolulu,. H."T." Governmentreserves the right to ;reject or accept anyor all bids In whole or:in.part. Preference-'given •to
*articles ;of}American -;<.production,
.-"conditions of price and -quality (Including Inthe :price 'of foreign- productions
-the -. duty
;'thereon) being ;equal; and such -'preference
\u25a0given to'articles ;of American -. production"" -produced 'on'the Pacific '
Coast,"to extent of
consumption required by the;public jservice/ there. - Allinformation furnished on appllca-
. tion- to quartermaster at Presidio •of Mon-'\u25a0 terey, or to undersigned.
'WILLIAMS. PAT-',TEN, Assistant: Quartermaster General, .U.
\u25a0;S.". A.m.* \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'--.'\u25a0;•-''---";\u25a0 ,-\u25a0"-",'-' ."" - .v'-' -;
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PROPOSALS-for \u25a0 a 150,000-gallon steel tank
on a :75-foot trestle—
Offlce >of the C.,Q/ M.,"Vancouver r Barracks, Wash., .Oct.' 7.,1905.
—• > Sealed proposals, %In
'triplicate, .will:be \u25a0 re-
ceived !here, until 11 o'clock a.; m., Pacifictime 'November. 7, 1005, for the erection of a150,000-gallon steel tanK :on a 75-foot "trestleat <Fort :Stevens, ;. Oregon, ;Plans
"and \u25a0 speci-'• *
flcations *may "be'seen rat;the offices of
"the*-"'chief quartermastfer;- Chicago,; lll.;
'the •depot
quartermaster, San Francisco, .Cal.,' the depot: quartermaster, ;Portland; Or., ,the post quar-• termaster,
-Fort \u25a0• Stevens, ". Or.,-or;the iunder-
: signed^-'-The U. S.";.reserves .the 'right to \u25a0re-- -Ject 1or:accept \u25a0 any • or:alliproposals :or;anypart thereof. ~$Envelopes
-containing propos-
\u25a0 als >should • be. marked "Propoeals \u25a0 for - st3eltank" and \u25a0 addressed F. G. • HODGSON. C."
'-'\u25a0'\u25a0:\u25a0 :\u25a0-\u25a0.:-:' *;'\u25a0''\u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0.-\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0;:\u25a0'\u25a0 "\u25a0 -; NOTICES.
'
:C'-'CALLAGHAN-^MARY CALLAGHAN
"(form-
; erly •Mary% Ryan). -born iln
-Culllna. County
"\u25a0 Cappamore, .Ireland,"! wife of WILLIAMCAL-LAGHAN,
"'laborer, t,wno left' Sydney for San'
Francisco,^ about-the'year i1878, iis \u25a0\u25a0 requested
\u25a0• to • communicate - with the
"undersigned. \u25a0 when
"\u25a0\u25a0.\ she iwtllihear ;something ito:her.- advantage. *
Any"'\u25a0 person 's knowing;' her \u25a0• whereabouts \u25a0 will:i'"t please :\u25a0> communicate with '\u25a0< SHIPWAT \u25a0< &i-f-BERNE,"- solleltors,l Sydney iStock :Exchange,:>;113 Pitt \u25a0st.r Sydney; New South .Wales, -z \j
;r;-v.awarning- to the: public: --.;-.-^»—:JAMESIH."r.RILEY-2is;notzauthorized ". to
-.'- collect \u25a0» any money ;under :the ;. name •• of. the'. '-- Army
'and '\u25a0 Na\*y Union.'..;- By;order •of
-'; \ --\u25a0:-:.'--.i..:.',-:\u25a0* COL:, F.;E:CLYKCH,"-"..
'. _c Commander jCallf.l^Garrison INo. ;101.'
NOTICE Is hereby given that I;have" this dayv"Bold'one-half jinterest' in.the -buainessiknown
\u25a0A as < the ;Murrai-'s :EmDloymenl;Agency to \u25a0H.C:B- Ha*Ung«. \u25a0 .'\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0•\u25a0
*-W.il.jROBERTS. \f?
>Iir^ICAL IN.STRUMEXTS-\u25a0Contl"^.': iHORNUNG. 210 McAllister sU manufacturer.• Hornung Bros.' pianos; agt. Laffargue piano.
ELEGANT uprights, new. id-band. $40-$500..PIERCES Ptano Factory,' Market and 14th.
ALMOST given away; unredeemed storage pl-anog. fwrn. Whltehead's storage, 1630 Mrkt.
SOHMER, Byron Mauzy pianos. Cecilian piano"player. BYROX MAUZY. 308-312 Post gt.
NEW. upright pianos sold on $5 monthly pay-ments. SCHMITZ & CO.. 16 McAllister st.
S-PEDAL Stelnway up; Chickerlng baby grand.Shoninger little UEcd. Keeffe'n. 285 O FarreH.
MONEY TO __J
AAA—HERMAN MURPHY, ,„.601-602-603 Examiner Buildlnjr.
Quick settlements; no disappointments. .Save expenses by dealing directly.Estates, second mortgages, undivided Inter-ests, assignments of rents, property in trust,*etc.; legacies, life estates and undivided" In-terests in property purchased. .Courteous treatment. Strictly confidential.
When You Need MoneySe* HERMAN- MURPHY. -\u25a0•'\u25a0\u25a0
ANY \u25a0 salaried employe \u25a0or wage earner canGET JUST ON HIS NOTE:
Mo. Semi-Mo." Week.Sso— Return to us. $13 35 or $6 65 or. $3 3530—Return to u5...... 800 or 400 or 20020—Return to us 535 or 265 or 10515—Return to us 400 or 200 or 100
Or any other sum and pay back in proportion.STAR LOAN CO. of Wyoming. ..
Room 311. Mutual Savings Bank building.
WILL LOANreasonable amount on
Ist. 2d or 3dMortgages on real estateIncity, town or country.
Low rate of Interest.Give full particulars
of property. .Location, etc.
Box 223. Call offico.AAAA—UNITED LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
21 Stockton st.. near Market., ad floor. -\u25a0 • \u25a0
Loans made to salaried people without any,publicity or other inconvenience on their
nct«s. Loans on real estate In probate; lifeinsurance policies, estates. second mort-gages, assignments of renta, etc. \u25a0
Money loaned salaried people without secur-ity or indorsement, knowledge of employer orany one: confidential and courteous treatment.Call and get rtrms. Drakc.4s3 Parrott bldg.
HIGHLY respectable private Pl "̂lvobfftl
tf1i
liberal advances on diamonds Jewelry, at 1pVr cent Interest. Baldwin Jewelry Store.»78 Market St.. tel. Main 1644. Branch 1192Market et. and 27 Third Bt. r
ANY amount quickly on furniture or piano
without removal or other security; lowestrates; no commission; confidential. _ 800-7Donohoe bldg., 8 Taylor ft., corner Market.
MONEY loaned to salaried people, retail mer-chants teamsters, boarding-houses, withoutsecurity; easy payments; large business in_4oprincipal cities. TOLMAN.,553 Parrott bldg.
ORIGINAL Uncle Bill—lf you look for lowest
rate of interest and square deal. Old Floodbldg.. SCO Market, cor. 4th. suite 1, eat. 18t>8.
ALVACo. (The) loans money to.salaried peoplewithout security: good terms and easy pay-ments; also on other security. 507 Flood bldg.
MONEY to loan at a. low rate of Interest; gold,silver diamonds, pearls and precious stonesbought at W. J. HESTHAL'S, 10 Sixth st.
SALARIED people without security: also onfurn..estates In probate, life ins. policies, etc.Empire Loan & InvestJ'Co.. 612 Parrott bldg.
S% ON furniture & pianos; $15 up; no removal:no com. V. TREMAIN. room 81. 6 Eddy st.
ANY amount, real estate or other security;yiOO up. W. J. WHITE. 20 Montgomery, r.' 8.
DON'T borrow money on salary until,you seeus. Hutton Credit Co.. 012 Mutual Bank bldg.
ALLloans ondiamonds &Jewelry at 2 per centmo. S. F. Collateral Loan Bank. 538 Kearny.
McGARVIE & C0.,720 Market St., loans money,65 to SO per cent of valuation of property.
CASH loaned salaried people on notes withoutlndorscr. MORRELL. 609 Examiner bldg.
MATRIMONIAL.WANTED
—Respectable woman for - working
housekeeper for elderly gentleman, with aview to matrimony. Box 1462, Call offlce.
MINES.AND MINING.300 ACRES rich placer ground; will bear in-
veetlgatlon. Box 1400. Call. !
MUSEUMS.DR. LIEBIGSTAFF Free Museum ofAnatonjy
moved to 1023 Market st., near Sixth. \u25a0
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.
2 SHOPS; $7 and $3 per month; 'water free.121U Market et.- : " . .-.- "
\u25a0 . " .-. .3 ROOMS, suitable for doctor, or dentist on
first floor. 323 Kearny gt.
-HASEMBNTS TO LET.
TO let—
Fine basement. . 247 Second st.
TAILORS or barbers: basement floor; $20.
118 Eddy st. -.-
"\u25a0 _ _ _ \._
MME. GILLINGHAM.dermatologist; wrinklesabsolutely removed without pain: contour re-_stored. 930 Market St.: tel.. Montgomery 1311.
AT less than cost: uncalled for suits, overcoatsand trousers at CHARLES LYONS', LondonTailor, 721 Market Bt.
STAR hair remedy, tonic, restores color, curesdandruff, stops falling; druggists, hair drees-ers. Star Remedy Co.. 821 Polk at. ..
MRS. and MISS EATON,.electric needleclallsts, have removed to 822 Sutter st.
OLD picture frames refinlshed like new; reason-able. California Decorating Co., 206 6th-st.
SUITS to order on Installments of $1 per week.NEUHAUS &CO., the tailor. 729 Market et.
MISS UNDERWOOD, electric needle specialist,.814 Sutter st. Phone East 864tt.
"*-8 BRAND new tailor-made men's suits, cost
$25, -for $9 75. 440 Bush. nr. California Hotel.$1 A WEEK: suits to order $15 up. LEMOS.
1127 Market St.. bet. Seventh and Eighth.
MASQUERADE coetumes, .play;books, wigs;country orders. GOLDSTEIN &CO., 733 Mkt.
ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received atCall branch office, cor. Duncan & Church sta.
PARTNERS WAKTED,
WANTED—
A young lady partner In:mining,real estate and business office; must be edu-cated, of fine appearance, blameless charac-ter and have $500; money fully secured; $15UOper year net guaranteed ;. appoint -an .inter-view. G. W. BARTLE, 783 Golden, Gateaye.. San Francisco. .
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.'
REMOVED—DR. WONG HIM, herb, doctor,treats all diseases' of the human body;; forpast four years at 115-117 Mason St.," now lo-cated at 667 Geary st., near Leavenworth. ,
WONG WOO, the famous herb doctor—
AlldJs-eases cured by Chinese herbs. 746-8 Clay st.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.ROOMS~papered, $3 50 up; 75,000 rolls wallpa-
per.. Be up. Hartmann Paint Co.. 319 Third.
PATENTS.
INVENTIONS patented ;.;U. S. and foreign;,patent law. F. P. MEDINA. 532 Market st. 3
ASSESSMENT NOTICES. :v'
ASSESSMENT NOTlCE—Kilauea Sugar Plan-tation Company. Location of principal placaof business, city and county of -San, Fran-cisco. State of California.
'Notice is hereby
given that at a meeting of the board of'dI-;
rectors of the said company,": held on tha 27thday of October/ 19C5, an assessment of onedollar ($1) per share was levied on the capi-tal stock of. the corporation, payable :Imme-diately to the secretary at the offlee, of saidcorporation. No. 327 Market street (room 4,second- floor). In the city and county ot Ban'Francisco, State of -California. v«Any stockupon which this assessment shall remain un-paid on the 2Sth day of November, 1905, will,bo delinquent and advertised' for sale at pub-;lie auction, "and unless payment" s ls;made >be-"fora will be -sold "on Friday;;December. 15,. 19C5, at the; hour of .three (3).o'cloc k: u.:m.,to pay the delinquent assessment,; togetherwith cost of,advertising and iexpense of the
."'Bale. By order of .the "\u25a0 board ;of;directors..H." W...THOMAS.' secretary ;Kllauea \u25a0 Sugar.
Plantation : Company/ Offlce *sof 'company,'527 Market street :(room \u25a0 4,;second floor). Inthe city and county of San Francisco," State;of California. (San !Francisco," Cal.; October
.28. 1905.) " • '\u25a0--
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; DIVIDEND'NOTICES. •
DIVIDEND.' notlce-^-The": Giant Powder »Com-'•pany,> Con.. Giant '•\u25a0 statlon.j California: ;.,Adividend No. 83 of fifty cents (50c); per share-. \u25a0 on;the issued :capital!;stock 5 ofIthe; company;has been declared
'payable \u25a0on ? November ;10,''1905. Transfer books close November 3,'1905,
'
'at noon. "-Checks'"will? be
'"mailed. I"-C.
-C,
QUINN,"secretary. '\u25a0. •' ' -
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