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MONDAY EVENING OAKLAND TRIBIJNE. OCTOBER 24, 1898 MEDICAL. TO LET-HOUSES-FURNISHED. REAL ESTATE. Tribune Branch Offices.

For the convenience of those desiring to insert -advertisements to appear in THE CLASSIFIED PAGE, Branch Offices have been established at the following! places MISS M. E-' bURDICK'S Notion Store, P. O. building, 5962 Telegraph avenue. GARRETT TAG ART'S Drug Store, junction of San Pablo avenue and Fourteenth street JACKSON'S Pharmacy, 1778 Seventh street, West Oakland.

A. L. LEBER'S Drug and Stationery Stored 932-934 Seventh street. VOICE KOERTNER'S Grocery, Thirty-fourth street and Telegraph avenue. irVENTWORTH'S Drug Store, cor.

Thirteenth avenue and Fourteenth street, East Oakland. L. J. WESTLAKE'S Emeryville Pharmacy, San Pablo and Park. Avenues.

FUR NISHED ROOMS TO RENT CONTINUED. HUyard, Leo Hoyer. Annie Hudson, Mre Jack Hughes, Mrs Humpfeck, Mrs Sus- cle Hutchinson, Jennings, Fletcher Jenkins, Mrs Josa Jeter, Mrs Elizabeth Jobbins, Mrs A (2) Johnston, Lanard Jones, Thomas King, Joe King, Klose, Knight Cora and Bertha Knight, Knowlton, James J. Koehn, Louis Krause. Miss Ida Lawrence, Leo, Lewis, Miss Lucy Lewis, John Levagh, John Lichan, Mrs Mary Icke, Alice Ltrfkin, Meehan, Mills, Cecil Millenthorp, Luke Miller, (2) Miller, Chas Mitchell, Miss Lucy Montgomery, Mrs Monrow, Jno Moore, Moore, Miss Myra Moore, Misi Manila Mrore, Mrs JB Moore, Jennie Morgan, Mrs Mary; Morcing, Morriz, Sllveria Moskiman, A Mullin, Jerry Muatino.

Peter (2) Muzzo, Giuseppe Meyer, Lena Nelson, Miss Etelfck Norcross, Jas Osborne, Mrs Porter, Mrs Luoj Ann Posey, Lynn Pue, A Queirolo, Dr A Oulnlan. Co Roach. Patrick Robinson. Julia Rogers, Rose, Miss Kour, Emma Ruth, Lieut Com Rutledge William Ryan, Miss Sarah O'Gara, Mrs Annie Paulson, August Pereira, Joan Peyzer, Mrs Fhair, James Quadro, Miss Rose (3) Ralston, Angelica Rappold, John Ra.ppoJd, Julia Redlly, Francis Rice, Mrs Mary Hyde Riddell. Mrs Ring, William Rippey, Miss Jessie Roeten, Geo A Scholz, Segenson, Mrs Ellin Seymour, Shepard, Katie Short, Miss Carrie Silva, Julia Silvia.

Miss Marie Slmoniton, Mrs Otil-la Sinclair, Miss Jeane Smith. Mrs Mary Jane Singer, Mrs NSlie Soule, A Spell man. Miss Come fort Spengler, Stacey, James Stone, Horacia gtrausman, Mrs Swanton, 6mith, Florence Tait, Gordon Thurber, Taylor, Miss AM Torrey. Amanda Taylor, Chas Toby, Mrs Mary Tease, Trier, Miss Emma Thomas, Mrs Sarah Truslean, Marie Thompson, Mrs Turner, Jennie Tornson, Mrs Ellse Ushijiua, Vaughan, Sade Vllleneuve, Joe" Van Court, De Witt Vose. Vorce, Charles Vergos, Manuel Warnon.

Williamson, Mrs 3 Ward, Mary Ward, Williams, Thomas Watson, Mrs Williams. A Waterman, Mrs Wilson, Mrs Robert -Wilson. Chas Watrous, Belle Winter, Weaver. Mrs Winslow, Ed Webb, Wolf son. Miss Mol- Wehz.

Wm lie Wetmore, Bert Woods. Wesner. Anton Woodruff e. Miss Whalen, Henish 'Mary Whitehous. Mrs Wrcnken, Mrs Whi taker, Mr Young.

Miss Myra Your.g, Frank Zabildlno, A Postage Due Arlake, Carlson, Oousolaxia. Packages 'Mrs Straub. Ceorge Woodruff. WM. H.

FRIEND, Postmaster. THE POLITICAL AND JUDICIAL ELECTIONS. BY A. TV. BISHOP.

For many years prior to the adojM tlon of the new Constitution in 1S79. the judicial elections of this State, Including the office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction, were held separate from the political elections ihe political elections being held the first Tuesday after the first Monday in September, and the judicial elections on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in October. It was one of the wise provisions which was omitted ia framing the new Constitution kn 1879' the new Constitution being the outcome of what -was termed the sand-lot uprising In this State. The former policy was to separata the Judiciary and school departments as much as possible, from partisan politics. The principle was correct, and In a.

great measure made; it unnecessary to drag the Judicial ermine through the slums of partisan politics, and freeing the election from political rancor, raising the courts thereby to a higher plane Independent Dhlnkiny voters giving their suffrage to -the most capable and experienced Jurist, without regard to their political afllliatioais, and ty which the standard of th courts was raised to a higher plane, being acknowledged among the most renowned In this Union. In a short article last week, I referred to this particular principle. In answer to a question propounded as to why ray partisan prejudices were not announced with the announcement of my candidacy for City Justice of Oak land. It has since been intimated that a more full and, clear statement of the Question would be very proper at this time. I was an advocate of separation of the Judicial from the political elections at the time, and still hold firmly to the same principle.

That is the reason why my announcement was simply for the judicial office, disconnected from par tisan politics. Large Siz $1 93 Each. Mattings anl oilcloths, at Schellhaaa store, 408 Eleventh st The Anheuser-BuscTi Saloon nurt tnr nntlcmifl. There are sandwiches, frankfurter and any sort ot lunch to order, witn a surety 01 nice association. Handle Sonderteiter, prop.

Ninth st near Washington. Bavaria Bottled Lager Leads them all for taste and purity. Bold in quart and pint bottles, and sold far less than the syndicate beers. Delivered all over the county. Charles Schu-Bunn, manager.

No. 223 Eighth street. Harvoy. Hartford, Miss Hawkins, Vera Hayes, (2 Hayes, Mrs Haynes. BenJ Hod ark.

Mrs A Hebert, Miss Louise IngrahSai, Mr Jackson, Byron Jackson, Mrs Myrtle Jackson, Miss Lillian Jennings, Kane, Kalstrom, Rosaana, Keeler. Kepllnger, Mrs Ef-fie Keyes. James Kinney, Mrs A Kilborn, A King, Michael Latdd, Lancaster, Mrs John A Lamarhe. Larkie, Mrs Martha Larsen, Lau, Mary Laumctster, Mrs Lawson, Mrs 'Mackinnon, Mrs Manning, Julia Manchester, Mrs A Manning, Bridget Mahoney, Mrs Katie Marshall. Marble, Miss Ora May, Kate Maynard.

Mlse May Maynard, Maunder, John McArthur, McCarthy, John Mcvy, Mrs McKibbon, Mrs McKenna. -McNeil. Mary McNeil, Mrs McNerny, Ar.na, Neeley, A Newell, Mrs Wm Nelson, Hans Allen. CD Anderson, Miss Armstrong, Roo't Anderson, Grace Blake, Mrs Borden. Mrs Breslin.

Mrs Owen Brekett, Charles Brlggs, Mrs Brcwne, Burger, Burroughs, Mrs Hattie Burr, Mrs Rebecca Burr, Mrs Geo Butler. Cohlman, Herman Coleman, John Converse, Alice Coney, Mrs Ceiler Cordlero, Mrs Cate, Mrs Geo Courts," Cowles, Mrs Anita Crano, Mrs Mabel Cu adro. Miss Curtis, (5) Curtis, Donaughoo, Miss Lonl a Donnelly, Doritry, Mrs Denny, Dorothy, Mrs De Raymond, Maria Dougherty, iMlchel Drury; Joe Doan, Edwards, Paul Ellard, Fred Fernandes, Fossati, Joe Ferguson. Mrs A Fowler. Miss Alice Fish, Mrs Frank.

Dr Fltrpatrick, Mrs Jas Fugis, Foster, James Gardiner, George Gelman, Geo Gill, Even Gracey, Hahn. Mrs Florence Hagerty, Hackett, A Hagedorn, Hamilton. Mrs Ellis Hauke, Harlock, Thos Greenhagen, Mrs Mary Grosse, Miss Ella Heriitz. Hlckey, Annie Hilling. Hinton, Harry Hoffman, Jos Hoffman, Mrs Chas Hoadley, Mrs Geo i Hofiing, MONEY TO LOAN, PARTIES wishing to build will find it to their advantage to call on us, as we will fumixh plaits and Fpeclf'cations free of charge to pcisons btrroving from us.

Conant Esser, 465 Tenth Oakland. ON IMPROVED Oakland property; any sum, large or small. Hugh M. Cameron, Broker, 479 Ninth Oakland, LOANS on furniture, planes, without removal: Address F. L.

Box 2, Tribune office. $20.000 Will lean n-oney to build r. house. Aldon-Gurfleld H)2 Broadway. MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, pianos Jewelry, live lock.

machinery, etc. King's 457 Ninth st LOANS MADE to salaried people holding permanent positions, without security except their name; easy payments; no publicity. New Era Loan room 25, corner Tenth and Broadway; hours 10 to 3. FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY. $5,000 ELEGANT new residence; modern: nine rooms; best residence part of city; reduced from $8,000: rented $40.

Apply quickly. Aldcn-Garfleld 902 Broadway. HALLS TO LET. GRAND ARMY HALL to -let Apply to C. Jurgens.

1116 Bread way. BUSINESS CHANCES. $100 LODGING HOUSE of six rooms, completefy furnished, for sale. Apply from 11 A. M.

to 6 P. M. at 834 Broadway, HAIR DRESSERS. THEATRICAL WIGS Artistic wig making to order. Mrs.

L. C. Marvin, 115J Washington st MRS. NELLIE HARRIS Dermatologist: latest style hair dressing In all its brancbes; manicuring and facial mas-rage. Room 20.

Blake block annex, 516 Eleventh st FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FINE oak mirror folding bed, $20; also small range and box. 615 Fifteenth, GENTLE HORSE No bad habits; don't need tielng. C. Finney, 7154 Ward st.

Berkeley. IMMEDIATE DEPARTURE Millinery, stock and fixtures must be sold; a bargain. 819 San Pablo ave. WINDMILL, pump and tank complete, at 1110 Thirty-fourth st, corner Chestnut FOR SALE CHEAP Two thoroughbred female pointers, 6 months old. Apply at E90 Sycamore st.

FOR SALE Gents' '9S wheel. "White" make; 24-lnch frame: perfect condition; no reasonable offer refused. Charles G. Anderson, box 3, Tribune office. BEDSTEAD and mattresji new kitchen tables for new oak dining chairs only cents.

D. N. Williams 2223 Broadway, opposite Post-office, SURRY (two seated) cheap; second hand top and open buggies. 373 10th. A GOOD tect.nd-h&nd bicycle fcr $10 at 20 San Pablo av.

GOOD fandly mare for sale at $40; 16 hands Ugh; Inquire at 1372 Harrison street LADDERS for sale, also general carpen- tin Miit- rjn Let vivim if teenth st. TOP BUGGY. $1: buekbaard. spring wagon. $17; cart $17-50, at 414 East Twelfth street A BEAUTIFUL upright pis no, never used, must be sold for cash this month.

Apply 229 Telegraph ave. A $450 DRUMMER'S buggy. $61; secondhand phaetons, buggies, suikeys, 367 Eleventh rt MILK WAGON at a bargain, also secondhand ne horse delivery wtgen, $12; 323 Eleventh st A NICE BUGGY, almost new, $ri. Enquire U69 West st FOR SALE TEN R.LP.A.N.S. for cents at druggists: one gives relief.

PHYSICIANS' DIRECTORY. J. L. MATON, M. and residence 1069 Market st.

cor. Twelfth: hours, to 4 and 7 to 8 P. 'phone black 15a. D. D.

CROWLEY. M. surgeon: efflce Central Week. 1062 Broadway, Oakland. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN OLD established restaurant for sale; a. bargain. 521 Thirteenth st SPIRITUALISTS. LEANDER succeeds when 1 others fall; no matter what your troubles may be he can help you; test and developing circles every Sunday night: Ave questions by mail SL 113 Eddy st. 8.

F. ICRS. WEST, trance medium, consults on all business affairs; spiritual healer; card reading 23c 1017 Franklin st Aldrich, A Ager, Mrs Adams, Claude Adams, Adams. Abbott, Bair. Miss Maud Bailey.

Berker, A Barnes, Mrs A Baxtlett Mrs Beesley, Miss Beckman, Mrs no Bennett Mrs A Bengson, Mrs Tina Black. A Canyon, Richard Carlln, Caton, Andrew Case, Mrs Chapman, A Chatman, Mrs Clark, Charles Clark, Mrs Clark, Clayton, (Mrs A Clothier, A Ooe, Rev Dalton. Miss Nora Daufcer, Healer Davis. Adolph (2) Davidson, Mrs FLAT 4 ROOMS, partly fnrnished for nourokeering. 115: ene furnlthed single room 34.

H53 SEVERAL elegantly furnished' homes In Oakland proper and on Heights, from 845 to flOO per choioef seven room modern house, with carpets, on Heights near Piedmont electric, S30; many unfurnished houses In central part of city. W. E. Barnard. 111S Broadway.

MODERN COTTAGE Seven rooms, choic location; complete including piano. Hugh M. Cameron, Renting Ageut, 479 Ninth st, Oakland. AT 277 EIGHTH npper sunny fiat; or wm rent two or- three rooms; large grounds. FOR RENT FURNISHED For eighteen or fwtuty-four xmnths, house of 11 looms cn north est corner; specially fine surroundings and near local station.

Large grounds. Rent, Including care of grounds. S7C per month. Heron St Hoi-comb. 1(50 Broadway.

FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS: FOR RENT Unfurnished; hotel, fifty-eight rooms, on a prominent corner In the heart of town; rent reasonable to responsible tenants. Heron Hol-eomb. 1050 Broadway. SITUTIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ALBERT PETERSON'S Swedish.

Employment Agency, 1016 Washington st, furnishes help of both sexes. COMPETENT WOMAN with small child wants place to do light housework; housekeeper for widow preferred. Apply at Chabot Home, 66 Sixth st. LADY wishes position, city or country: teaches mttlc, French, English. Excellent references.

1224 Twelfth av. A RESPECTABLE WOMAN will do chamber work and window cleaning. Address S. E. box 2, this office.

COMPETENT GIRL wants place In private family. Address A. box 4. HOLLAND'S Employment Office Hegls-tratlon free. Mrs.

T. 3. Kolland, Bit Fifteenth st. Oakland. Help ot every kind and nationality.

Tel. 57C black-- bells. MRS. WOOD furnishes competent help; good references; male and female. 63S Eleventh st; telephone red 3293.

WANTED Situation as seamstress I the month, with chamber work. Address W. box 8, Tribune. COMPETENT SWEDISH GIRL wants situation to care for children by day or tight; gocd references. Apply 525 Eleventh st WANTED Situation by American lady; housekeeping or helper in small family.

Address G. box 6. Tribune. PRIVATE Employment Office Mrs. L.

Marvin, removed to 1159 Washington st MRS. CATTELL'S Reliable Employment Bureau; established mar.y years; 525 Eighth st; enly referenced help sent out: German. Scandinavian and alt nationalities on hand: male and femalo; telephone S2S1 black. POSITION WANTED-by a young Swed teh girl to do general housework in family of three or four; good references; wages il to $20. F.

box 7, Tribune. RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants position as housekeeper; no objection to couple children; no triflers. Apply box 4. JAPANESE HELP a specialty, t-35 Eleventh st: telephone red StS3. FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Good waist finisher. Mrs. GUgen, 1251 Clay st A-lvertisements not exceeding fifteen worJs under the head ot "Situations Wanted Female" will be published In the Tribune free of chaige for three times. Any excess will be chargtd at the Tribune's regular rates one cnt a void for the first insertion and one-halt cent a word for each subsequent Insertion. GIRL, about fifteen, to mind baby and assist in light housework.

Apply 1216 i Campbell. AN APPRENTICE GIRL for dressmak-lng: also good seamstress, at Mme. Dunlap's, Brunswick Hotel, rooms 5 and 6. WANTED Ken, practical business w-rian. Address L.

box 5, this cf-flce WANTED First class cook, wages 330; also competent waitress anl 325; references required. Apply 1169 Washington st, Mrs. Marvin's, telephone red 2014. SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE MIDDLE AGED German man wants situation as coachman and gardener. Address D.

box 2. this office. WANTED Some light eraoloyment; can assist children in common school studies; civil war veteran; willing to do any light work; wages no object; best references. Douglas. 818 Clay st MALE HELP WANTED.

Advcrtlsentnts nt exceeding fifteen words under the head of "Situations Wanted Male" will be published in the Tribune free sf charge for three times. Any excess will be charged at the Tribune's regular rates one cent a word for the first insertion and cne half cent a word fcr each subsequent ititeillan. WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS. TABLE BOARDERS wanted in private family: two minutes' walk from City Hall; terms $3.50 per week; also one or two nice rooms. Address L.

box 3, Tribune office. WANTED To purchase furniture and household goods for small 'house at once. I. box 8, Tribune. WANTED Light covered spring wagon, suitable for bakery.

State lowest cash price. Aidless, wagon, box 4, this ofllce. PASTURAGE. HOME FOR HORSES Sulphur Spring Farm. Contra Costa county; horsos cared for and fed iiay and grain when desired; saddle and driving horses for sale; apply for circular.

A. G. Gornett 308 Pine st. San Francisco. OCULISTS.

HAYWARD O. THOMAS. M. office Central Bank building. Fourteenth and Broadway; hours 10 to 4.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS COTTON BROS. (XX. bridge builders and enteral contract era, engineers and builders ef ail kinds ef bridge work; pue driving and wharf building. 4Tfc 1'eat t. Oakland: telephone HI.

i HORSES HOE EDMUND GATES Horse-shoer and blacksmith. San Lmn4ro road, corner High Borsvs properly shod. LS; plain shoeing, si; special attention paid te horses that wear out hind shoes toe rapidly: light tire setting. We each; gteel buggy tire, per set. 83; ell kind ef Jobbing and.

repairing at reasonable rates. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. CASS L. GILSON'S electric supply house, 169 Thirteenth st: latest In bells, batteries, burglar alarms, automate gas lighting, electric light- motor supplies, etc-; contracting and repair-Ink-. Phone red 3292.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, -BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 835.000 A CHANCE TO BUT A FINE RESIDENCE ON SAN PABLO SURROUNDED BY TWENTY ACRES i OF LAND. ABOUT FIVE ACRES OF WHICH IS IN FRUIT TREES OF DIFFERENT VARIETIES. BALANCE OF LAND IN FLOWER GARDEN AND FIELD.

PROPERTY CAN BE SUBDIVIDED INTO ABOUT 17S BUILDING LOTS, WHICH WILL SELL FROM $200 TO 8600 APIECE. THREE HUNDRED FEET OF FRONTAGE ON SAN PABLO AVE. STREET WORK IS FINISHED. THE HOUSE IS A FINE. SUBSTANTIAL BUILDING CONTAINING ROOMS AND BATH ALL MODERN PLUMBING THROUGHOUT.

COST' 810.000 NEW. WE CAN BORROW ON THIS PROPERTY $20,000 AT SIX PER CENT. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS AND KEY TO THIS PROPERTY APPLY TO A. J. SNYDER NO.

467 NINTH OAKLAND. $7.500 WILL EUY A FINE PIECE OF SAN PABLO AVE. BUSINESS PROPERTY. WHICH HAS NEVER BEEN VACANT. BRINGS A MONTHLY RENTAL OF $40 NET.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND OTHER PROPERTY, WRITE OR CALL FOR LIST. A. J. SNYDER REAL ESTATE AGENTS, NO. 467 NINTH OAKLAND.

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO. LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO. REAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCTIONEERS, Offices: 460-462 EIGHTH ST. Sacrifice; must sell Modem fine cottage; five rooms, bath; cost has bank mortgage $2,000 at 8 per cent; owner cannot pay Interest; make offer above mortgage at once; good location on electric car line; lot 100x125, alone worth purchase price. $750 Near Center st station; cottage, four rooms, hard finished, high basement; brlclt foundation; street work complete; make offer; must sell at once.

$9.000 One of the choicest modern two-story residences west of Broadway: twelve rooms; heated by furnace; large lot; 1 unexcelled location; terms reasonable. A speculation i acres In the city limits of Oakland; elegant residence site; price $3,000: a double sacrifice; make offer: owner in town waitmg to close sale. TWO BARGAINS. Forced sale in Alameda, for amount of mortgage; lovely new cottage, six rooms, lot 40x 100; price cost $3,500. Also new one and one-half story picturesque cottage; 7 rooms: modern In every respect; cost only $500 cash: balance monthly; apply immediately.

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO. LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO. REAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCTIONEERS, Offices: 460-463 EIGHTH ST. $1,300 Modern 6-rra house, 30-ft. lot: easy terms.

Hugh M. Cameron, 479 Ninth, re B'OR SALE 20 acres, Na. 1 fruit ranch six miles from Facramento. Address J. M.

Harlow. Perkins, Cal. HERE'S A SNAP! Eight room house, corner lot 50x100 feet, $1,100: cost $1,700. $190 cash, balance to suit. Must be sold at once.

Address Carroll Holmes, Oakland P. O. re FOR SALE Albert Schmidt, 1122 Thirteenth Bast Oakland, offers for sale for a short period, tJl.sOO cash, two houses of five rooms each; with lot 60x150 feet; within easy distance to station; fine neighborhood and street work complete: a bargain to home seekers or Investors. CLOSING the estate of Margaret P. Mc-Courtney, dee'd: property will double In valoe upon completion ot "new ferry make an offer for 4.977 acres, ready for subdividing into building lots; city sewers already constructed to property line; sewers on property can be constructed by private contract before opening and dedicating street Particulars on application to RICHARD J.

MONTGOMERY, executor; office. North Oakland Real Estate Headquarters, 470 Thirteenth st, bet. Broadway and Washington, Oakland. fe MODERN HOUSE ct 5 rorns. 4ith near Grove for sale at a sacrifice, fur nished, including piano, ready fur cccu pancy, or v.

Ill unfurnished. Address box 5, ibis office. FOR SALE Cottage of five rooms and bath; at a bargain; Webster below Seventh. Inquire at 902 Franklin. SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

RANCH wanted to rent; 20 to 100 acres, two to twenty nflles from Oakland; improved; with house and barn. D. F. McDonald St 463 Ninth st FOR SALE OR RENT Three acres, iioubc, iuui (wub, nui, fu-ixip ana outbuildings. Call and see owner, 810 East Fifteenth st.

AN ATTRACTIVE fruit, flower and vegetable ranch near Mills' Seminary; forty minutes from Broadway by Hay-wards electric cars; eight acres with comfortable house and outbuildings; will consider exchange tor 4 residence with liberal lot in Oakland or Fruitvaie. W. Cox 506 Ninth st FOR SALE, or will trade Two lots on Mountain View Elmhurst; 60x111 each: situated three blocks from power house. Address V. box Tribune office.

CLAJRVOYANTS. U. FRANCES, independent slate writing edlum. 11S Height st, 8. F.

MME. PORTER Clairvoyant card reader; born Hh double veil and second sight; diagnoses disease full life reading: 50c snd $1: clairvoyant sittings $L5. 12 Turk st. San Francisco. MRS.

J. J. WHITNEY, trance test me-eJum and life reader, also medical clalr- Toy ant: treats with revealed remedies; removes etnoer? without pain; treats aU d-'sesses; private sitting. $1: by let-ter, tX. Office.

tSX Stockton st. 8. F. LOST AND FOUND. FOUND-A St Bernard dog; owner can have same by proving property and paying expenses.

Inquire Bradley, 1006 Webster. LOST Tan colored Scotch collie bitch about ninths eld; white nose and white front feet Liberal reward on return of dog to $58 Hobart st DR. WISE flat of Belle vue Hospital, N. 123 Eddy si. Ban Francisco; obstetric specialist: cbronlo and complicated diseases of wbroen positively cured; consult frM.

LADIES For m-ntlily irregularities, use SOSP1TA. t-iicuiam at 5TJ 17th. A. TREATMENT that rsntore all cases of monthly Irregularities, from "whatever cause. In a few hours; safe and sure at all times when others have failed; kind aid and sympathy; travelers helped instantly: no instruments used; home In confinement; free the reliable specialist: pills, self cure.

$5. Mrs. Dr. Wyetb, 208 Turk st, nr. Jones.

San Francisco. WOMEN'S AILMENTS Ladles in trouble, tee Drs. Goodwin free: reliable, safe and sure cure In twnty-Ieur hours guaranteed: any disease or irregularity; no instruments used, maternity home; best medical attendance; cure Is. 401-D Van Ness, near McAllister, San Fran-clco. A BLESSING to ladles suffering from Irregularities and diseases peculiar to their sex; Improved method ot treatment; never falls: perfectly harmless; free from any bad effects: never makes them sick to make them well: travelers helped Immediately; prices to suit4 the times: home In confinement.

Mrs. Davits, 1228 Market 8. consult free. French regulating pink pills. 82.

DR. C. C. CDONNELli-Omce and real-dence, 1206 Market st. Ban Francisco; office hours 10 A.

M. to 4 P. M. and 7 to 8 P. particular attention paid to diseases of women and children.

EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL. PROF. J. M. DRACH.

teacher violin; lessons at your -home, or at Sherman Clay's music store; hours 2 to 4 P. M. LESSONS in yal Eattenb-g and other laces, t5c. Addrcis Mrs. A.

M. Crawford. 6C6 st LEARN to play mandolin and Kuitar In 3 months. Rcom 4, 16K Washington, MISS AGNES JOHNSON, teacher of piano; terms reasonable. 1061 West st.

INSTRUCTION given In instrumental und vocal music, Parisian French. Playing for dancing. Address Madam Lcuiso Wells, Newland House, Seventh and Washington. PRIVATE LESSONS In Spanish, also En-gllsh branches, at 910 Clay st EVENING CLASSES In English, stenography, typewriting, bookkeeping; ulso piano, crgsn, painting. HA Eighteenth streot.

SHORTHAND, typewriting taught privately; $5 per month. 1110 Jefferson, MISS M. JULIAN, teacher piano, orgun and vccal advanced methods. 1208 Eighth street FRENCH, Spanish, German (practical methods) taught by native teachers. 137J Franklliu BEGINNERS on gultat and mandolin, four lessns $1 Address F.

O. box It, Oakland. ATTORNEYS. BENJAMIN F. BERGEN Attorney and Counsellor at.

Law, 1003 Broadway, Oakland. CaL STREET. J. Attorney. 808 Broadway, rooms II and 11; telephone blue 824.

C. H. TEBBS, Attorney-at-Law. 1003H Broadway, rooms 28-27. MARTIN ROBINSON rooms 15 and 16, 921 Broadway.

BREARTY WHITS.5 Attorneys-at- Law. 1004 Broadway. Oakland, CaL BROOKS St HARGIS, Attorneys-at-Law, Parrott Sanfrknolsco. Telephone Jessie 60L A. A.

MOORE Attorney-at-Law. rooms 88 and 34, seventh floor. Mills building. San Francisco. Telephone 3351 red.

jl, St P. Black Attorneys-at-Law. Room No. 6, 957 Broadway, Oakland, with John Yule. PHIL m7 WALSH, Attorney-at-Law, City .1 fftiir fotillAlmv CEP rir a.

Broadway and Eighth sta. GEORGE W. LANGAN. Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, Llvermore, Cal; practices in all courts. BEN F.

WOOLNER, Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law and Notary Public, 1003 Broadway, rooms 7 and 8. CLINTON G. DODGE, rooms 15 and 16, 906 Broadway. FOX A GRAY, Attorneys-at-Law. Paclflo JklUlUiU UlUiuiiiBi w.t San Franolsco FRICK GOODCELL, Attorneys-at Law, Blake St Moffltt building, rooms 49-52.

GEORGE E. DE GOLIA. 967 Broadway, northeast corner of Ninth st Oakland, room 2. telephone no. a JOHNSON SHAW, Law Office, 923 Broadway, rooms a ana a.

MELVIN C. CHAPMAN. has removed to 905 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. SNOOK CHURCH. Attorneys-at-Law, room 8, District Attorney's office.

Court House. NYE KINSELL, Attorneys-at-Law, 861 Broadway. R. M. FITZGERALD, Attorney-at-Law.

854 Broadway, rooms 1 and 2. Oakland. SAMUEL BELL McKEE Attorney. at-Law, 957 Broadway, Oakland, CaL DRESSMAKERS. 859 CASTRO Suits $5: tailor suits and children's clothes a specialty.

i EXPERIENCED dressmaker wishes employment by the day; terms 8L50. Address 1260 Franklin st WARNER MICHENER, fashionable dressmakers, 681 Twelfth; suits from $8.50 up. SUITS made in the latest style for $5 up. Mrs- a. LEARN DRESS CUTTING Ls test Improved system: foil course, 12 weeks, $20: dresses made S3 up.

We'lace's Pre. tl.Vl. JUtUna BCnBOI. muij aaw abid with the latest dcrlgns for fall nnd winter weer. I-sdits desiring a perfect fit rill do well by calling the Madame.

cmniwKn, nuua uia niia ington. i DENTISTS' DIRECTORY. NO PAIN Teeth filled, crowned, bridged and extracted painlessly by electricity; plates $5 up; crowns snd bridges 84 up. Croome Dental Parlors, 75S Market st. Ban Fry nclaco.

A. FULL SET Or TEETH, painless extracting: see our combination plate; thin as paper; warranted IS years; teeth without plates; crown and bridge work cur specialty; teeth Implanted or trans-ptentedt fillings, 50c; crowns. all erk. painless and warranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 81 Sixth st, 8.

T. PAINLESS EXTRACTION: bridge work; New York methods at New York prices by New Tork Dentists. 961 Mission st, COrner BiXtn, ean ranusco. J. M.

D. D. B. Dental parlors. 1103 Broadway, rooms 14-18.

Union Nation al Bank building. Oakland. CaL TO LET-STORES AND OFFICES. cfffWE and rooms to Ut with or without board; reasonable rates. 1111 Broadway.

GENERAL NOTICES. HOTEL. VFNDOME, formerly known as the Glrard Hotel, has changed hands and is now under new management; first class meals served at 2C or five tickets JL Proprietors. L. S.

L. and C. B. Pftster. 955 Washington also SIC Ninth st; dining parlor, entrance Ninth at.

pAVE TOUR CLOTHES Suits cleaned and pressed, 76c; monthly contract (one suit each week), $L2; first class tailoring. Union Clothing Renevatory, 401 phone main 676. CAMPAIGN signs a specialty; also fence. sign and carrtege painting in first-class rt-le. J.

Altendorf end F. Smith. 5 -ft ighteenth street. CENTRAL CTCLERT. 407 14th.

near Narrow Gauge depot. Wheels bought, sold, exchanged, repaired Expert teacher BIRDS and animals preserved and mounted to order. 957 Clay st. CASH REGISTERS and typewriters repaired at the Electric Store, 506 Thirteenth near Washington. OAKLAND Tent and Awning Cb 655 Twelfth: tents, awnings, wagon covers, flags made; floor covers rented.

CONSULTATION FREE Successful treatment. Dr. A. Shirk, 58 San Pablo Oakland. Cal.

COLEMAN. 471 Twelfth, buys, sells or exdhanges household goods; highest cash price paid; cheapest place to buy. FURNITURE WAN'TEDH fghest price paid by Oakland Auction Co. for furniture, household goods, pianos, merchandise, or will take them on consignments for our regular weekly auctions (Thursdays, 11 A. at salesrooms); liberal advances on consignments; auctions at private homes a specialty; correspondence solicited.

Oscar S. Meysel A Son, Auctioneers; salesrooms and office. 465 Twelfth, near Broadway; tel. blue 871. T.

J. CLOONEY has removed his coal, hay and grain business to 1614 Seventh near Peraita goods sold at lowest market rates; all orders promptly attended to; tel. black. C. GREGORY, upholsterer, 1647 Market st.

mattresses made over; furniture repaired. HOMELIKE MEALS 15c; cbi -ken din-ners. Sundays. 472 Sffnth. LAOII.S Do- operative Aid Association rest an rant.

21 Thirteenth, opens October 1st by the original managers. FiJRS F. A. Schaeffer. ptaclical fuTier 224 San Pablo does' all kinds of work: give him a call.

BUSINESS PERSONALS Jl HEALING MIRACLE. "After Dr. MacLennan laid his hands on me I ttaliiced that I was suddenly henled by some mytterioua power ot an infirmity had suffered from for 15 years." Ann Alexander. Dr. MncLen-nan cvres where eMcal art fails, cr no fee.

ICC Hiight S. F. WRINKLES removed; treatment will convince; also shampooing; will go out. 813 Clay. LEONARD S.

CLARK. counsllor-at-law. Consultation free evenings at residence. 651 Jackson. TEi'NKS lEc, furniture moving a specially.

AmcrlcanEr-iress Tenth sirieu WANTED First class waist finisher. 1251 Clay st. GO TO LEDERER and have your hair dressed just to suit you; 25c only; hair restored to lis natural color. $1.60 up; good switches, J3.5C; extra. f.

Open Sunday. 9 to 12. G. Lederer, 111 Btocktcn San Francisco. UKS.

JEPSON tells past, present and future: ladles 50c: gents $1. 77? Twenty-second st. bet. West and Brush sis. P.

J. ROBINSON, professional piano Urer. 06 Thirteenth Oakland, Cal. FURNITURE WANTED We will give you riore cash for" your furniture and hovsehold roods than yom can get anywhere. J.

A. Munro A 1517-19 Park Alameda, general auctioneers. Tel. red 423. FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT.

THE ONLY ROOM RENTING AGENCY IN OAKLAND, E. O. Farley. 72 Broadway, corner Tenth; roams of all kinds tn all rarts of the city at all prices. IF YOU are looking for an elegant suit ot rooms and -a.

lovely view, come to Hotel Brunswick. "FINE furnished rooms for offices and housekeeping, $10. 1010 Washington, COME to Mrs. Lamb, at the Hotel Brunswick, if you want comfortable furnished rooms, suites or single. FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms.

575 Thirteentn su IF TOU ar lt-oking. for sunny rooms, the bcsWdf'nd chtar.st In tosn, call at Br vi' with Hotel. Mrs. Lamb. FOR RENT Nice pleasant sunny front suite, strictly nice family hotel.

Terms operate. Erunsulch Hotel. COI.ONIAK Broadway. Select family ItdUSC, roc II ana ooara p. fOK ROOMS ft also housekeeping rooms; 635 Twenty-f earth st.

ROC MSTFnver if r.ttoJoca $4 per month up. Including bath, 6 Clay. ROOMS and table beard, private family, near Park and Observatory; 572 Tenth street, VERY desirable furnished rooms, gas and lath, near Narrow Gauge depot; 1260 Fianklla. MVELT rooms tn desirable and qult location: reasonable, us Harrif-on. FURNI.SHf.D suits 118 and fli Ffngls $4 to Transients solicited.

Hou -keeping suits, fine. $C- Wuv.tnjs- street. DESIRABLE rooms w.ih privilege light houcckeeplrg: it: Ahco.it. THREE handsomely, furnished rooms in private home, board, and fine location; referencts. Address C.

box Tribune a FINE furnished rooms, also suites for housekeeping, HO. 101CH Washington, PLEASANT, sunny furnished rooms, with bay window. 567 Eighth st NICELY furnished sunny front room; rent $5. 1251 Clay. TWO nicely furnished frcnt rooms, with beard; private.

1144 Filbert HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, sunny central; low rent. 419 Tenth. FURNISHED sunny rooms for housekeeping. 771 Fifth, near Market station, LARGE front room, with grate; also small sunny room, bath. 617 18th.

(5 UPWARD Furnished rooms, convenient 1156 Brt-adway, cor. Thirteenth, TWO LARGE, sunny furnished rooms for ladies or gents; both closets; rent $7 and $8 per month. 515 Tenth st. TWO LARGE furnished rooms for housekeeping. 619 Nineteenth st.

bet. San Pablo and Grove. FOUR ROOMS to rent; furnished or unfurnished. H. Peterson, 1612 Fifteenth street.

TWO pleasant, sunny rooms, convenient, ut 31 'J Tenth st. HOUSEKEEPING rooms, sunny and con. vtnlent. 565 Sixteenth st 866 EIGHTEENTH Two or three rooms furnished for housekeeping. SINGLE ROOM.

partly furnished rooms for housekeeping, $10; first floor and yard. $7. 1453 Broadway. SUNNT furnished rcora Jl; unfurnished $2. Ramcr.a.

Harrison near 13th. SUNNY SUITES, also single rooms. Arlington Hotel. Ninth and Washington: first class table board. STRICTLY family housekeeping apart'- merits, gas stoves.

Hammond House. 407 San Pablo a v. GENTLEMAN can find sunny room, quiet family, at 1061 West st. SUNNY ROOMS or offices; anartment house; bath; no transient. 1053 Washington, i FOR RENT FURNISHED sunny bedroom: rent $5.

1909 West near Twenty-eighth, tt FRONT unfurnished or furnished suite ffrr light housekeeping: 418 Twelfth street. UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. $7 THREE sunny rooms, bath; 712 Third bet. Castro and Brush. Apply 476 Eighth.

THREE large sunny unfurnished rooms for housekeeping. Apply i 731 San Pab lo ave. i THREE large, sunny, unfurnished rooms for housekeeping; private family. 966 West st. HOUSEKEEPING rooms (unfurnished); bath; low rent: central.

1113 Jefferson, ROOMS AND BOARDING. BRUNSWICK HOTEL The best and cheapest rooms in town; with or without board; bath and elevator. WANTED For an Invalid, two unfurnished rooms, with board, in private family, centrally located. Address E. box 5, this office.

HOME BOARD, home comforts, sunny single rooms or en suite. 1425 Franklin. OLD gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen, can find room and board in healthful (elevated) location; cars handy. 319 East Twentieth: HOME BOARD, home comforts, sunny single rooms or en suite. 1425 Frank lin.

MR S. ROBINSON has opened the Pleas-anton at 1162 Washington fine rooms; good day board $4 per week. 918 TENTH Home cooking, with or without rooms: near local train. FURNISHED ROOM, with or without board, in private family; centrally located. Address J.

box 6, this office, LARGE, sunny rooms, also smaller room; table board; at 560 Fourteenth, ELEGANT sunny rooms tn suites and single; first class board; modern conveniences; hot water heaters. 9t3 Oak St. FIRST CLASS room and board for two; terms very moderate; large bay win-i dow suit facing on Washington st Mrs, Lamb. Brunswick Hotel. TO LET-HOUSES UNFURNISHED BIGHT rooms, bath, stable, gas; rent Slfi.

Address 1139 East Nineteenth st 1 FOR RENT House, 770 Tenth st, near West; nino rooms, bath, laundry and basement; rent low. Koenlg Kroll. 1008 Broadway. FINE FLAT, seven rooms with lawn and flowers. 914 Sixteenth st i NEW eight room house, lot 150x150; corner Seventh ave.

and Twenty-third st; splendid view; will bo ready to occupy on the first of the month. Call and examine the house. Owner G. Barrett, on the place, or P. Kelly.

461 Ninth st 1 SUNNY npper flat. Ave rooms. $15; liath. attlo and summer kitchen. U2E4 Bread-way.

King's. 457 Ninth near Broadway. SUNNY modern flat newly painted and papered, bath; Twfttieth st 1 WANTED HOUSES AND ROOMS HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cottayss, duelings. Xnrnisted or unfuraisb-. ed.

Many applications. Crirg key and list with us ir rent Laymancs Heal Estate Company. eo-4Q. Eighth st WANTED Two or three furnished or unfurnished rooms tn private family, for gentleman and wife; cars must pasv house. i Address Fr box Tribune office.

WANTED Three unfrrrnlshed rooms for housekeeping; with yard. San Pab- ave..