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THE SAN FEBRUARY 10, 1907. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Jeremiah Lynch to Fred RoettKW, lot Oh live, of Tenth avenue, 325 of Point Lobos, 40 by 120; $10. Herman Nott and to Mary Kennedy, lot on I line of Twenty-first street. 100 of 114. 23, 62:6, 5, 51: Thomafi Oraham' and wife to' Thomas G.

Grimes, lot on line of Farren 100 of Ellis S' 25 by 90: $10. George to lot on 'S line of. Ocean avenue. 77.4 of- 25.8, 25. 114:5: $1550., I Karl Yng-ve and wife to Emll W.

Hagbom ami wlfe.v lot on line of Alpine street, 301:3 of Fourteenth, 25 by 00; $10. Maria SJohohn James Lyons. 0 lot on NW.cornex of gutter and Powell. streets, 25 by $10. A'olght- and- wife to Peter V.

Ross and wlf Ibt on line of Porter street, 100 of Crescent, 8. 25 by 70: $10. Benjamin Healey. to h. Golder lot on TV line of Bmno road, 335 -N of Era street, SO, 132, S.I OO, CO.

50. 68; $10. Mary B. weygant et al. to Henry Hagenson, lot on SE corner of Duncan street and San Jose avenue, 27.44.

120, 5.15 137.216, 172.80, 317: $10. Nicholas Ohlandt to George H. Roundey, lot on corner of Mansell and Yale streets, SB 100 by NB 120; $10. I F. Heydenfeldt and wife to -John' A.

Dewmlr. lot en line -of Nineteenth of W2sby $10. Hugh Miles to Mary Parsons, lot on of Harrison stwet, 230 of Twenty-fourth, 25 by $10. Stuart to lot on line of Thirty-eighth avenue, 125 of street, 125 by 120; $10. Eleanors- Denner to John lot on STY line Ransch street, 125 Xff of Folsom Street.

-XW 50 bySW-112: $10. William J. Locke and wife to Alfred Jensen, lot on line of Church street, 65 of Twentysecond, 25 by -TV $10. Mary McDevi tt to Joseph Lalt. lot on line of West Langton' street: 175 of.

East Polsom. 100, by SW.8O;;$1O. Richard P. Burns to William S. Castro, lot on line of.

Day street. 270 of Noe. 25 by.R:ll4:-$lO. Christian Warnecte to Albeot J. Arens.

lot on line of Jersey street, 328:9 of Douglass, 23. by N- John N. Petersen to Emma D. Petersen, lot on line of Ellis 225 of Lacuna, by.N-120; $10. Thomas Rivers et al.

to Clarence E. Musto, lot 56, block 10. Lakeview, and lot 29, block 4, Subdivision: 1," Castro Street Addition; $10. 'Russell and wife to Elizabeth J. Jackson, lot on SW.

corner of Sixth avenue and A 32:6 rby; 8 100; $ip. Anderson and wife to Emll Standp. lot Hoe of. Sanchea street, 264 -of Fourteenth, iN.26by 'W 125 Mary J. Claasen to John Bestorelll.

lot on SE corner of Germanla and Stelner streets, S- 24 by 8f); $10. C. Christie and wife to Henry Steis- Hti, lot ion line of Seventeenth 374 :55 of Temple street, by 87.50; $10. Gerliard Brese ito McOowan and wife, lot on S- line of Plymouth street 113: 10 of Park 25 ijy 100; $10. Guttieppe llermcenzi to Ma nils Payan.

lot on E'llne of Scott 42:6 of.Paclflc street, N2O by Ii 2S; Louis Sloss Louis Sloss Company. lot on Hue of Folsnm street. 124:2 of First, 35:4 by. two other pieces; $10. Frances "Kocne; to Bessla Roche, lot on XW line of Silver street.

315 SW of Third. SW 5 by $10., Isaac, Rosenbaum to Arthur Attrldge, lot on line of Fell street," 181:3 of Devlsadem. 25 by $10. M.i-H.-.'de 1 Young and 'wife to Thomas Doolan, lot on X. line of Hayes street, 110 of Shtader, 25 by $10.

J. Barry, to Arthur "Attrldge, lot on Wline of Bhrader street, 100 8 of Fulton, 25 by. $10. i- San' Francisco and Home Building Society to H. lot on line of Jordan avenue, 133:4 of- Euclid, 33:4 by 120; -Jonathan -Anderson wife to James A.

Steedman and wife, lot on lino of Alvarado street, 210 of Castro. 25 by 114; $10. anil, wife 'to J. Downey on. line of -San Bruno 300 of Twenty-af th street, 133 by 100; $10.

Elteabeth M. Fltzpatrick to Charles W. Pope, lot on line of Lake 90 of JTwentyfifst W.4S by 100: $10. Goulds and to Jacob Welssbein. lot on line of Clement street, lso of Thlrt.v-flrst avenue, 102, W.

20:5, 100; --v, Charips O1O 1 Byrne to James S. lot on lino, of street, 1 32:6 west of Twenty fourth avenue. 125, 100, -W- 25, 120, 120, 100., Joseph Shaw to G. Moltedo, lots i 1713 and Gift "Bayergitc Sand Company to George S. 52.20 acres In section 32, Township 2 south, range CiGeorge Cameron to Crocker.

Estate Company same slo. William I H. Crocker to Frederick Gartner. lot on XW. corner Rotnaln and Douglass streets, W.

150, -N XE to point 84 also one William Helbing to -i Harlie E. Irish, half of lot on sSE 'corner of Pine street and St. Mary's place, ECObyiNi im WTP iaiJf Paiackerley and wife to Henry Youns, lot on'X; 1 line, of; Sutter' street; 77:0 "of, Grant avenue, 30 by CO; $10. Building; Contracts George H. 5 with W.

i- To erect rj three-story frame i building on i lire of. Mason street, 46 N. of 23 Antonio Freitas i with Carlo. Fortl and Antonio To erect i a three-sfory i frame building on i line of Green of ET2S by LIME PR EVENTS POTATO ROT German papers publish a method to prevent (potatoes tin cellars rottingVion whlc.h It is claimed that'll the potato It if -iprescntVon some pbta-' toes Win -S the spreads ftto other potatoes solution pound' of rchlorldeTofillmeJdissblved initwentyfflveJgallonsTof potatoes a broom. They, are then spread out to iTh ou gh is oc ed re spo res I are i Mayor dam of I declares 1 1 Uo him; buttnowa.da"yßithexDefn6crat\who} waits for like that happen Is to? deaths PLAYERS OF POLO PREPARING EOR TOURNAMENT The pololsts.of Burlingame Country Club and their friends will be out In force today after an absence of some I Weeks from the field owingr to the unfavorable weather conditions.

The players are anxious to get all the prac-11ice possible in order to be able to cope with teams from the south which will play fiesta at Charles Clark's country place during the Washington birthday holidays. The southern representatives are coming: with the: intention of wiping: out the defeats'- they have 'buffered 'in the past at the hands of the clever horsemen of BurlinKamer tournament will out the strongest representatives the south has ever had here, both, in number of visiting: 'players In the quality of the -ponies they 'will-ride. Burllngame men have suffered from a lack of opportunity to their ponies are pronounced to be in of condition, as they havejjeen exercised regularly on the road by, grooms. Rudolph Spreckels has a string of seven teeri polo ponies at Tanforan racecourse, in addition to four race ponies. Four of the polo be seen In action invthe game' today, MnDrlscoll and others having 1 offered to play them to test their cleverness and their speed.

They have been thoroughly broken, with the "backamore" and are expected to show a let. of quality on the fieldi If any of the southern players are undermonnted, Spreckels.hati expressed his Intention of lendingr the in his string to them. P. Messervy. an Eastern player eftf note who winters in the South, will reach Burlkigame on February 20.

'The Southern ponies 'will be brought up here in four special horse cars and will" be "on hand; several days' before the i tournament, opens." Charles W. Clark, who will play the part of host during, the fiesta, is away on a business trfp.but arrive home on February Frank Skinner. who has been pronounced the cleverest qf the gentlemen riders; on this coast. lias been-' lll for a week, but he expects to don- the silks at San Mateo. Dr.

-W. J. Smyth of, Oakland, who rode brilliantly last" year, will be seen In the saddle He has a "thoroughbred pony own which will carry his colors some Dr. Smyth. will ride at-Coronado also when the scone of racing shifts to that picturesque resort In Southern Callfor-.

nla. Will Ashe Jr. will uphold the racing traditions of his family by. blossoming out as an owner at' the forthcoming meetings. As lie will ride his owrr ponies, he will know that are handled to his He may not have a -second Geraldine yinv in his moiest string, but he, can always hope to deserve such a mare." Charley Dunphy is due "from Mexico before the meeting and has promised that he will ride in Burae of the races.

I Frank McMahon will start Rusticate, the diminutive of Russell, which seen In action on "the big tracks. He should make the others step 'lively lead him past the judges' 1 time has- fixed by Secretary Robert Leighton for the running of each race, after the manner of the big and an effort will be made to adhere strictly to this schedule, in order that the programme be not drawn out too long. An" effort will be made to have the polo teams on the field promptly at 2:30 o'clock, so that the games may be completed before will be a decided at times the spectators, want to catch a train and i they 1 must leave the grounds when the- play has reached its most exciting, stage. The polo; game today will be played at' F. Caspian's private field Crossway's The ball, will beput p.m.

The teams will line up: Whites. E. J. George Parsons. T.

P. Jr Carolan. T. A. Driscoll.

B. M. Tobln. W. F.

Hobart. John Larrsoa. NEW SKATING ASSOCIATION IGNORES ATHLETIC UNION Pays No Attention to the Notice of the Disqualification of Members NEW YORK. Feb. A.

meeting of the National took last night and adjourned without action on the communication from the Amateur Union notifying skaters that the, Americans who competed in the Canadiagi meeting at Montreal had been Thejmeetr ing simply voted. to acknowledge the receipt -or' the missive. Immediately after, the" meeftlog" the: element fin the association 1 'which "supporting thQ Amateur athletic Association held a conference which a formal call- for a meeting oh February 26 issued by Secretary -F. Clark: Clifford one of the directors of the association, said: "We will make a fight at regular meeting on the clear-cut issue whether we are to by- Athletic -Union alliance. orfnot.

Every one of these men whofcompeted at Montreal will be disqualified if the association is i.to continue." Dr. D. H. Slayback of the association said, of his 'slde of "the controversy: may -take it rom me that we are: golngi to run skating and we are not going have any outside ference." "know- whatsis right and we have always stood; for pure amateur sport." GERMAN OARSMEN INVITE AMERICANS TO REGATTA Send Representative This Country to Arrange for Alternate Inter, national i Contests NEW. -YORK, Feb.

i -Dr. Oscar president the Hamburg. Row- Ing and of the North- German Regatta who Is here, has had several conferences -with American rowing authorities a view strengthening the between )' this country and his in that of sport. He to bring about 'alternate international contests. Dr.

-Rupert! said 1 to find rowing had made great strides in Germany late years and he was i requested the leading oarsmen I Germany to extend cordial invitation to all American 'crews to compete at the i German regatta this TWO GAMES OF ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL SLATED FOR TODAY Albion Rovers, and the Two Hornet, Tea to "Compete, at -'Freeman's Park' The two games of association football set -for; today-are: Albion: Rovers Hornets' team 2, o'clock;" and Vampires, California League both Jon Freeman's Park grounds. The I Hornet game of (considerable If the win bring: them upJto" second placeion the league table. It will -also beUhe time; the Iteam has been beaten; in a "league game in two the Hornets win gives them added A two points in the league table and keeps the -Independents Zln second where they are at present PRESIDENT BRUSH OF THE "GIANTS" DUE TODAY Strouae. who la representing the New York Baseball Club of the National League, reached here yesterday to perfect arrangements for the appearance of the team in this city. next month.

JonnT. Brush, president of the far-famed Giants, is due here. this afternwrn from Los Angeles and will remain until Tuesday. He and his associate will then visit Seattle and other northern cities to arange for games for the team. The ployers will New York on the last day of this month and are dun in Bakersfield on March 5.

They will remain there until March 11, when they will depart for Los Angeles. They will play In the Angel City on March 13 and 14 and will then come at once to San Francisco. Here they will games against the home team, the dates selected being March 16. 17 and 18. They will then start on their homeward journey.

HIM Christy Mathewson. the great pitcher, and Walter Mathewson. hla brother, will be with the team, and the mighty Christy will seen In action In this city. Mike. Donlln.

Elberfleld, Willie Keeler. Klelnow, the catcher, and all the stars of the diamond will seen In the line-up. Kleinow is the heaviest hitter on the He was seventh In the list of. batsmen in the National League last year, with an average of .325. WIRE TAPPER ENTRAPPED BY CHICAGO DETECTIVE Intended Victim the Police and William Clark Taken Into Custody CHICAGO.

Feb. William Clark, alias Conway, said "by the police to hn one of the cleverest wire tappers in the country and notorious as man, was arrested yesterday by detectives, who caught him as he was waiting at a window of the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank. Clark had a victim in tow in the person of J. W. Thome, and was to have been givpn considerable money in return for "inside information on the races." Thorne early in the day had heen taken through several rooms, in the Western Union building by Clark, who told him that he was "In need of Just a little ready cash to make a good thins Clark went from room to room, it Is said, and after showing his new acquaintance the many Instruments declared that he was in posseslon.

of a scheme which would "land them in Easy, Thorne had seen an advertisement and was suspicious of hla escort. "Meet me in the Board of Trade building." Bald Clark, as he extended his hand. "You will not regret having hazarded the money. I will see you in a few hours." Instead of waiting for. the arrival of Clark.

Thorne hurried to detective headquarters and told hl3 story. Two detectives tooltip their position in the bank, while Thorne hurried away to keep his appointment with Clark. Together they entereQ the bank and went to the window of a paying teller. It was when several. "yellow backs" were being handed to Thorne.

by that the detectives stepped up and seized Clark. It should be explained that Clark 13 a "wire tapper" in name only. He induces his victims to advance money oh the strength of hfs promise to "tap" the wires. That is the last the victims see; of their coin. HAL CHASE IS ILL OAKLAND.

Feb. 9. Two games of the Midwinter League's baseball schedule will be played tomorrow on St. Mary's campus on Broadway." The first will be called at noon." with the Gantner-Matterns opposing the Oakland All The Phoenix team, representing St. will play the Gallagher Marsh aggregation at 3 o'clock.

Fans who expected to see the great Hal Chase In be disappointed on learning that the first baseman Is ill at his home in San Jose with an attack of the grip and will not be about for a week. FOREIGN AND PERSONAL The average yield of wheat to the acre in far exceeds that of any other country in the world with perhaps one Denmark. At the funeral of a railway conductor in London the other day a floral piece that represented a punched railway ticket was among the tokens of friendship. An industry in Nanking. China, which is said to employ.6o,ooo to 70.000 of the inhabitants, Is that of paper fan -making.

The. paper for the fans is Imported, the result appearing in: the export table as "fan papers." Professor Zlnno. who has made an exhaustive examination of the ashes CASt out of- Vesuvius in the recent outbreak, gays that he has found them free from Ingredients Injurious to plant "life, while containing matter helpful Jn the growth of grapes, grass and vegetables. A memorial to the Anglo-Irish poft James Clarance Mangan is to ba erected in St. Stephen's Green.

Dublin. pedestal 8 feet high will be placed a heroic bust of the- poet in bronze. a weaver nature produces fine work. Certain tree barks and leaves furnish excellent cloth, as, for the famous tapa cloth used in the South islands. Nature Is a arlass maker, too, according to Indian Review.

By discharging lightning into beds of quartz sand aha forms 'exquisite pipes of She mates valuable ropes of. various i kinds in the shape of tropical vines and and she Is even a lace maker, as witness the lace trees of the West FRENCH PEOPLE ARE VERY FOND OF GOOD BEER Republic Would Furnish a Good Market for Active American Producers Concerning use of beers in France, particularly for the west anil southwest. Consul G.H. Jackson of La Rochelle writes that it would seem that the possibilities for Introducing good beer4flft unlimited. This is due to the fact that French are fond of beers.

The French product is generally poor inequality, and outside of the few large cities In France there is no German beer sold, and In cities of 23,000 to 59.000 there may. be only one "cafeT where German beer is sold. It would hardly be, advisable to secure large number of local agents. It would be preferable to have central agents at Havre. and Marseilles, who would send out -travelers in their respective; districts.

By this means a remuneratlra I trade could be developed. THE ARMY CANTEEN IN FICTION The "'American Magazine contains a story the author, of "Emmy' Lou" that is likely to "stir up the animals." is the" second of Mrs. Martin's new series. Nursery Corps. U.

S. and'epresents certain aspects of the" army canteen. "Aunt Emma," who is- next In importance" to Letltia in the story, is described by the soldiers as an Canty." according to the she would be by many, army; men as member of an ancient and "honorable body known military circles a3 emale butters 7 in." warriors are noted for the their steeds. They are cruelest people to clvillzatlo- 53 MONEY TO Continued BORROW money on diamonds and valuables: 2 per cent Interest. GEM JEWELRY SO6 Market rt.

near Powell, and 17 East st. AIX persons having pledges before the fire with G. Aronson rail 243S Sacramento pay in- terest or good? will be sold at auction. 'ISS. ItTlr Pianos la use; no commission.

V. TREMAIN. 726 Buchanan st. near Hayes. ADVANCES on diamonds as usual.

Baldwin Jew- permanent office 1261 -Van. Ness aye. MORELL Cash loaned to salaried men on note without ir.dorser. 022 Monadnock building. GOLDEN GATE Loan Office, formerly 10 6th now 950 Pierce redeem pledges.

MONEY Golden Gate Aye. Lokn Office. LOANED.) 76 Golden Gate aye. E. S.

BOXELLI. Ellis, cor. lowest interest no commission confidential. KKDEEM pledges left at 10 6th Bt. at Pierce near McAllister.

MONEY WANTED I WANTED Loan of from private party; Al security. Berkeley property; will pay rood rate Interest. Box 4. Call office. USICAL INSTRUMENTS MOOT sell or Rtore 15 pianos this week: this is of a lifetime: $400 pianos for $2H3; jiianos for $265.

while they last: we have! several second-hand UPRIGHTS from 3 up: terms, rents f2 inslallraents $4 up. HEINE PIANO Golden Gate 1406 Bush 469-471 20th Oakland. DON'T take any chances when buying a piano; we guarantee absolute satisfaction in every case. BENJ. Ct'RTAZ SON, 1615 Van Nefs aye.

Established 1K56. A TWO manual Mason Hninliu organ. $150; fine bargain for church or lodge; perfect con- dftion; cott $SSO. Box f.29. Call.

Fillmore st. H. O. JOHNSON, violin maker and repairer of sll string instruments. 122S Fillmore st.

Arcade block, room Cfi. A FISCHER, mahogany case, plishtly used Bowers Son. 529 McAllister, near Van Ness. PIANOS told on $5 monthly. paYments: rents $3.50.

JOS. SCHMITZ 430 Devlsadero! HtIIMER. Rrmn Maury pianos. Cecilian piano players. BYRON MACZY.

1165 O'Farrell st. 5 BANJO strincs. 25c: full line latent records. C. C.

KEENE'S music store. 1325 Fillmore st. UORNCNG. 1554 Eddy near lXUmore; great variety. second-hand standard-make pianos.

BARGAIN in piaso. Call at R23 Webster St. A FISHER I'PRIGHT. $S5. 1466 Bush st.

STATHAM pianos, 24 Hill formerly 110 McAllister expert RENT a rood plsno for $3 per month from SOOTT CCRTAZ. Hayes st. A DECKER BROS, piano, $05. 1341 Golden Cale are. MINES AND MINING UREEXWATEB and TONOPAH Stocks.

Nevada Greenwater Copper at Green water Black Oiide Copper at market Tonopth Standard at 30c Tonopah Empire -t 20c Good companies. Good properties. Good buys. M. H.

CRITCHER, 75 SUTTER SAN FRANCISCO. GOI.DFIELD group: 11 adjoining Gold- field Jupiter Mining Company; price $3000. This is a bargain for some company; take it now: it will never be cheaper; claims selling wonderfully in GolfifiCid. Two other groups, 6 and claims respectively. $1500; part time OHAS.

W. CORLK, Alsmoda, Cal. FOR sale Three thousand shares industrial stock; pays 15 per cent. Box 10. Cap office.

ASSAYING 50c; gold, rich ore, bought. Pioneer Assay Company. 131 Cth st. Dear Mint. ASSAYING and all bran-bes of mining taught at HF.AI.D'S of Mines.

Locust nve. MATRIMONIAL WOULD yon'marry if suited? Matrimonial with advertisements, marriageable I people. many r'cb, from sll sections, mailed sealed free. H. H.

CCNNELS. Toledo: Ohio. GENTLEMAN of 30, in business in city, would Hie to correspond with and eventually meet of suitable age: ob.iect matrimony; no agencies. Box 33. Call office.

A YOUNG mechanic In good circumstances wishes to meet a young lady: object matri- mony. Box 2303. Call qfflce. Oakland. BUSINESS man.

37. wants to meet youugr lady or widow, with some means; object, matri- moTir. Bos o. Call office. MESSENGER SERVICE iIASTY mensengcr service; phone Market 2T4S; itpectal messerieers: rates.

JRH Msrtet. TVPnwniTERS AND' SUPPLIES all makes rr-nted. Including desks. chairs, ask for prices partly used fliines. ALEXANDER, FRlmore st; rihone West 62SS.

STEARNS' Visible Typewriter, the visible with decimal tabulator: also 2d-liand. all I makes: rentals ar.d repairs. The Tvpewrito- 1724 Fillmore st. THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE is now at 1011 Golden Gate with a full stock of all kinds of typewriters at regular prices; rentals and supplies. $25 THE only first-class at a low price.

Postal Typewriter, 2576 24th S. F. PACIFIC Typewriter Co. Sun Visible, $40 and $75. SE.

corner Fillmore and Basli. 2d floor. TYPEWRITERS WALTER A. SCOTT, mi Fillmore st. and 523 Market: Phono 2033.

SEWING MACHINES" SINGER sewing machine. Wheeler Wilson sewing machines: needles, parts and supplies for both. Sold only by Singer Sewing Machine Company at following Sinprer stores. San Fran- cisco. Market 7K3 Haicbt 1156 Valencia J431 Bush McAllister 2.W7 Market Pl 9 Golden Gate Oakland: ll.

.9 Franklin Bt. Wasliington et. 1141 H. 14th st. Alameda: 1321 I'ark Kt.

Berkeley Ade- line et. Best, cheapest: all kinds rented, repaired, exchacred: needJes and Fnnplles for all makes. J. W. Evans, agent.

O'Far- rell st, near Fillmore: phone West S6Ol. SINGER and Wheeler Wilson family and tail- oring, sold only by tbe Slncer Sewing Machine Co. A. C. BrsOWX.

sriling agent, 351 Mc- Allister et. Repairing done. NATIONAL Automatic. White. Standard.

other makes, rented, repaired, f-te. I. S. COHEN'S SONS. Pbons West 5761.

1616 st. WILLCOX GIBBS Sewing Machine Company. located at 724 Turk near Van Ness mannfactKrers of the genuine Automatic. RUPTURE CURED SINGLE $12. "doubJe.

$15. Dr. Pierces Electric Trass; only cure known. Call, address W. J.

PIERCE. 1417 Chestnut st. Alameda. WM. HATTEROTH'S SURGICAL HOUSE.

2532-34 Flllmore Geary and O'Farrell. Tresses, elastic stockings, surgical and hospital supplier. Formerly 224 Sutter st MES. M. C.

WILLIAMS. Formerly wlth.Wm. Hatteroth sopport-. ers. elast bosierv.

etc. 476 Page. nr. Webster. WALTERS surgical instruments, hospital equipments, trusses and elastic hosiery.

1608 Steiner near Geary. SPECIALISTS in truss fittings. CLARK-GAN- DION COMPANY. Golden Gate COLLINS FARKELL Window, shades, mat- tress-making, curi-ei-cletaiax. stc.

Trf. I'ark 1375. ADVANCE window actorr- Orders filled tt notice." UF.O. 637 Turk WINDOW tijades made and repaired. J.

V. HOTTKR. Kddy. Plione Franklin 1247. OPTICIANS GKO.

C. KF.MP. late of 2002 Market, now at I Flllmore; persanal attention; open evenlf.gs. II ADELSON, optical specialist Junction Market, Chorch and 14th upstairs. roofing' Uo6fjTj2EPA I RED PRO Probus PreT servatjve paint guaranteed.

WOLFF DO- ft. I EAKY Repairing, painting, elastic pared roofing. Cmtta-y-, Paint lioofing 231: Oafc st. HEMORRHOIDS MANY men and women In city ajd vicinity have been cured of piles, fistula, etc. of 30 to 40 rears' standing 6tar t-ured without knife danger or hindrance from business.

Call investigate; THOS. J.KISNER, M. 2001 Flllmore gj XTERIOR wood staining, 'antique and modern. L. A.

Morell 1441 EUU: phone West 4585. SHEET METAL tXEAM tables, coffee urns. French ScMDdler Utx. EU1 pnone West 10. INFORMATION wanted as to the whereabouts of Miss Albertiua Hedman; missing since the fire.

Notify CHARLES OLSEN. 341 Minna st. personals; INFORMATION wanted of the will or executor of the Ute BUCKLEY, who is supposed to have died about 1902. Was formerly from near Macroom. County.

Cork, Ireland, ajid was known to have spent 30 years In the goldfields of California. Any information of the above w-ill be thankfully received by A. LYNCH, Builders' Exchange. 226 Oak 8. F.

INFORMATION is wanted by her relatives as to the place of residence or address of KATIB KAMt, who left Donlphan County, Kansas, about i years ago, or information as to whether she he living or dead. Address RYAN attorneys. Troy, Kansas, or NOW- LIN FASSETT. attorneys, 925 Golden Gate San Francisco, Cal. A.

FERNANDES. located at 527 Broadway, of the firm of URfBE FERNANDES, wishes I to inform the public that be has purchased the Interest of S. URIBE. and' wishes all creditors to present their bills at once. FERNANDES.

FREF Your fortune, told, future aud past' vealed. surprising, by America's eminent phil- osopher, astrologlstA clairvoyant. St. John, 12 Sheldon Send birth date and stamp. Know thyself.

WILLIAM BURTON who left Boston March 4, 1900. for California, send your ad- dress to box 2300. Call office. Oakland, at once, and gain knowledge of value to A FRENCH gentleman would like to make the acquaintance of young lady; object, marriage. Address box 4001.

Blg Van Ness aye. BUSINESS PERSONALS A DR. E. E. MeLEAN.

Hair Specialist, Formerly Call Building, Is still manufacturing her celebrated hair and skin preparation at 504 Broderlck under tbe name of the E. E. MeLEAN MANUFAC- TURING CO. The. demand is greater than ever for her Golden Seal Hair Tonic (for oily Dandelion Dandruff Cure, Hazelme Hair Tonic (for thin, dry and brittle bair.J Hair Grower Pomade Eczema ointment.

Cures Ectema, Itching Skin, Pimples, etc. Chilean Balr Restorer (for restoring bair to its original colon, Hazeltne Cold Cream (without a peer as a skin food). Medicated Face Powder and numerous other preparations. Free diagnosis Monday and Friday bet. 2 and 4 p.

m. Tel. West 7574. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED. No Injury whatever.

Hundreds have secured per- manent cure. Why suffer the affliction longer when relief is free for your address and stamp? Write today. MARCELLE LA GRANDE, 16th and Euclid Philadelphia. Pa. AAA Dress 6uits, tuxedos, tweeds and Prince Alberts, for rent for ail occasions: 21 years at Palace Hotel and 21 Stockton now at fiO Market.

Phone Tern. Entrance Port- land Jewelry Company. DR. J. H.

SHIRLEY SON: CANCER SPE- CIALJSTS 20 years' successful practice In Sacramento; now permanently 'located 693 Fell San Francisco; for reference address your in Sacramento. Send for circular. RAG carpets wove to order and for sale; alflo chenille-wove rugs, silk portieres; handsome fluff rugs made from your old carpets; send for clr- culars. GEO. MATTHEWS.

709 sth Oakl'd. WIGS, toupees, front pieces, that fit; purest hair used; hair dressing, shampooing, dyeing, G. LEDERER, 2271 California near Web- ster, formerly at 123 Stockton: eetab. 1566. MME.

PICKRUM. 2542 Buchanan nr. Green, grows hair on bald heads In 7 treatments; no cure, no pay; restores gray hair to natural cures pimples, face and 6kln diseases. MRS. NEWMAN SIMS, facial massage, scalp treatment, shampooing, balrdresstng.

Funny Brigys Carr Co. goods and tratment: ladles' and gents' manicuring. 1411 Post st. SPECIAL mercantile lunch. 25 cents: the best ever.

NATIONAL CAFE AND GRILL, 920 O'Farrell: French dinners 4 to 8 p. 50e. CHRISTMAS glove order. DANICHEFF. for- merly Phelan bldg.

and 121 Grant now 1611 O'Farrell. C. LIMOUSIN, proprietor. CATALOGUE of Americana, Free Thought and Miscellaneous books; free on request. GEO.

ENGELKE. 2SO Clark Chicago. GOLDSTEIN'S hair goods, wigs, toupees, switches and pompadours; satisfactory work at lowest prices. 819 Van Ness aye. SUNSET barber 6hop and baths, formerly 625 Market 715 Turk now open for busi- ness.

JOHN BERNARD, proprietor. THE STAR HAIR REMEDY, the', best tonic; restores to gray hair; stops falling; cures dandruff. All MISS BRIGGS. formerly of M. J.

Conghlan's, located at. The Vogue. Sutter and Franklin. Opening announced later. 5100 on 'deposit for yon if your hair cannot be' restored; abundance of natural hair.

C. E. H. T. 730 Hayes st.

-V J. HAUPTLI GUERIN Fashion Hair Store; face, scalp treatment. $90 Van MAGNETIC -massage MRS. 1720 Fillniore offices 10. third floor.

SHOE repairing by machinery. Gallagher Bros. Branch 1. 473 Halght st: branch 2. ,3272 22d.

FOR pianos see MRS. A. A. GOSBF.R. with Kohler Chase.

1329 Sntter. Tel. Franklin 2143. LADY and gentleman wishing to marry call or address MRS. WALTER.

1711 Geary st. HING Cheong military and navy tailors, located at r.64 San Pablo Oakland. PLUMBERS'TmtIce, contract duly signed 14 Camp st. W. C.

CLIFFORD, K. FENANDKR, ladles' tailor. 176S Bush formerly with Danzlger. 522 Sntter st. HELEN A.

BOND, graduate nnrse; massage a Residence 543 Oak GORDAN THE TAILOR is now doing business. 1032 Ellis, a block from Van Ness.v MISS E. JULIAN. 'Jnst opened manicuring parlor: ladles. 25c.

'660 Hayes st. MME. GREY, electrical treatments for nervous diseases, 1748 Geary. PROF. MISS VIOLET, chiropodist and massage.

1211 McAllister st. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING UNITED PAINTING contract work; paint- Ing, paperbanjing, decorating, tinting; satis- faction guaranteed. 964 McAllister st. PAINTING, paperhanglng and- glazing, reason- able satisfaction guaranteed, at 2873 16th st. decorator.

SHANNON, pn lnter, now at Buchanan rood work JEWELERS F. L. COOK Jewelry, clocks, silverware. sta- tionery and notions: formerly of 1712 Market now permanently located at 539 Golden Gate opposite Jefferson square. STEINMANN.

Jeweler. 524 Valencia, cor. 16th; repairing and society emblems: mfg a specialty. M. FINEGOLD, first-class diamond setter.

eler: established 10 years. 222 Elm aye. A. L. OTT.

formerly -121 Geary now 1063 O'Farrell Jeweler and diamond setter. A master mechanic TOM BURNS. The Watch Ernert. 1429 Ellis Bear Buchanan. PETECTiyES MCCARTHY'S Detective Civil and crim- inal work attended to with and dis- missing, persons located: legal papers served, communications strictly: confidential; legal and commercial references.

1228 Fill- more cor. Phone West 3078. THOMAS. M'CARTHY. Princirml.

PRINTING UPTON WILLIAMS bookbind- ers, manufacturing, stationers. 112 Hayes nenr Van Ness aye. KMBMBOMSCVr EDWARD KNOWT.ES printers; 214 Hyde st. Phone Franklin 978. LAUNDRIES, VIOLET Laundry, Just opened first-class work at reasonable prices: 7942.

1581 Post st. give us a trial. PHOTO SUPPLIES CHRISTMAS cameras at 25 per cent discount. FINE ART ISI4 Fillmors st. ELECTRIC SUPPLIES: THR YosemlteGas Fitting gasr.

arc lamps, combination 243s Mint lon wt. -r IN VALID CHAIRS SOLD, exchanged: manufacturer Eames tricycle chair. "2108 Market st. Tel. Fell N.

Y. TRUNK anSf cbeapest trunks and leather goods In city, 'Van Ness aye. SUR: iCALi INSTRUMENTS. Trusses and 623 -Golden Gats aye. UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS general repairing and California Umbrella.

Geary. RATIO theo. 423-425 14th st. ted. market 1914.

OFFICES AND STORES LET TO Best offices in the city dentist, law- yer, or architect; good light; heat; water tel. lease, -wanted Fillmore 'and In- qulre 2038 Sntter BEAUTIFULLY finished 1' barber shop vat en- trance to new Hotel: Hamlln, Eddy and Leaven- worth Apply to STORES to with living rooms; a rented lodging-house of as rooms upstairs. Apply on premises, 6th sand; 4 'Bryan't sts. FILLMORE. Large," sunny front offices; running water: Janitor services.

SULLIVAN, REA tc FOR ha)L central- i location, near Junction of -Market sta. Apply 82 Brady st. FINE large basement to rent; suitable for stor- Apply ,62 Belcher, st. 1 FINE large basejnent to let; suitable for stor- age. 2 Belclior st.

TWO office or de3k rooms toilet, cheap. 643 Turk st. OFFICES WANTED. Central offices or part "of oflce." Flood "or other first-class buildlnc. San Francisco.

ROBERTS BROTHERS COMPANY, Central 'Bank Oakland: phone Oak HOTELS AND APARTMENT HOUSES HOTEL HAMLIN. EDDY AND LEAVENWORTH First-class permanent downtown hotel. Elegant steam-heated suites and single rooms, with bath and private phones. Large, well-lighted sample rooms. Private exchange, Franklin HOTEL COMMERCIAL.

AND TOURIST. RATES NOT vNOT HIGH. all rooms; with bath, steams heat, telephone, hot water. 722 Golden Gate i near Franklin st. HOTEL CONGRESS.

Take Eddy, or Ellis at. cars. 1 European plan. Rooms single or, en eulfe. with bath.

All modern conveniences. 1 B.F. DOWNS, Manager. JUST OPENED. HOTEL ROYAL.

1730 O'FARRELL. Rooms single or en suite reasonable: everything new and. house heated: running water every room. Phone West 4033. HOTEL NORDEN.

Howard bet. 3d and 4th; hot-cfld water and steam beat in every, room; elevator service: roonvs ROc, 75c $1 per nlcht: CHRISTENSEN SHAW. Props. A flrat-clasa grill and cafe in connection. ST.

GEORGE. BTH AND HOWARD STS. 600 WELL VENTILATED SINGLE ROOMS. Sse. 50c AND 75c PER NIGHT.

12.00 AND $2.50 PER WEEK. STANDARD HOTEL Corner 6TH AND FOLROM STS. 400 rooms, 'hotwater; barber shop; baths." A home for mechanics and laborers. HOTEL BELVEDERE First-class I tioHB; 80 minutes from San Francisco: reduced rates since the fire. MRS.

T. MOORE, pro- prletor and manager. NEWLY- furnished:" free baths: Hotel Fillmore. I 1714 O'Farrell: rooms month; mn- ning water. M.

n. WILSON. Tel. West HOTEL CRYSTAL. SE.

corner of McAllister and Franklin 75 newly furnished- rooms; gen- tlemen only: modern conveniences. HOTEL Now onen: elegantly furnished: BOe and np per day: 75 feet from BB.sCor.'.3d and Folsom. B. BAIOR. Prop.

THE GROVE fnnny.furnlßhed rooms, single and en modern. Northwest corner Gough and Grove sts. HOTRT. AfRTROPOLF. SW.

corner G. G. aye. and Bndiansn $1 per dny nn. CARMEL IST.P Post near FHlmore; hot and cVld water: tourist trade solicited.

ELKHORN House. IS3 -Valencia rooms neatly furnished: 1 block from Market. HOTF.L AUDURON. 928, EUls First-class; rates $1 per day up." CHEAPF.ST and best in" America, The Weekly flail. 81 per rvr.

WANTED Fnrnished apartment of two' to four rooms and bath for two to three months; state terms. Address box 507. -Ca 11 office. WANTED First-class apartment of 3 rooms and bnth for conrile: term 1 year. Box 614.

Call. HOUSES TO LET NEW residence Jnst completed: hardwood: 26G2 Pierce near Broadway; large fl bedrooms, etc. Call Sunday, R. A. TUT- TLE, 1209 Buchanan.

FOUR-ROOM bouse, neiv, $20; or will sell, easy 17th South. HOUSES TO TO New' bouse; newly and tastefully fur- nlslied: 6 "itki, bath; laundry and large base- ment: In Richmond district, on ear: line; -mod- ern In every MASON 1931 Sutter Tel. West AN elegant residence elegantly swell marine view location; 14 r. i hardwood finish; 1 inlaid floors; 3 elegant baths: billiard fur- nace; garden: 2 yr. Box! Call office.

HANDSOMELY fnrnished residence of 9 rooms: vicinity ipf McAllister, and Baker sts. rent $135. For particulars' and 'permit to inspect apply at 8708 Clay near Spruce. FURNISHED house, 12 rooms, bath: very nlcejy new furniture: In the best location of the cltv: ririce $1500. Call boy 633.

Flllmore. HOUSES FOR Fnrnlnhed A GREAT bargain. 13-room house nicely furnished since fire: Centrall clears $150 per month; rent $75; 5 years'- lease. 1410 Haicbt st. HOUSES FOR SALE.

ELEGANT house. 6 r. and near Sutro Gar- dens; grand- marine view. 458 -39th Point Lobos. BERKELEY.

FURNISHED HOUSES. REGON, 2440. Berkeley, near New 7-room house furnished furnace, electric lights: 2 bathrooms. i ALAMEDA FURNISHED: HOUSES. ELEGANT urn Ished 6-roora corner bungalow for April.

May. Jure. 80xi2301 Call. Oakland. OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE We; have the best warehouse in the' West covered vans reduced rate shippers.

1016 Broad- way. Oaklnnd. HOUSES AND A furnished 'fist or modem and reasonable price: no agent. Box all; PUlmore st. 'FLATS BEAUTIFUL flat on Stanyan 7 rooms "over- looking, snnny rooms; rent $55.

3 flats in Mission district; 4 rooms and bath; THE HARRY J. MOORR FDRNITDRE COMr PANY. 735-747 st. A NEW 7-roora high finished basement; marble steps: hardwood- no -children. -Apply HARRY J.

MObRE FURNITURE 735 and 737 Eddy st. DON'T pay $10 a room ito rent a flat; buy a cottage on easy terms of LINCOLN SUTH- ERLAND, 550 near 16th. FtXR 1 modern 5," 6 7 rooms each $30. $35. A.

SCHILLMULLER, between 46th and 47th ayes. 2 FLATS to of 3 and 4 -rooms; bath, laundry, gas and electricity." 943 Golden 1550, nnearr Beautiful sunny 8 rooms land bath; -references; required, If -to bath. B07: Guer- corner 24th; FLATS Furnished SIX-ROOM) flat, 'furnished; -up -to including piano; rent $75. 1 Inquire Devlsadero st.v- Sunset District. FLATS Furnished FURNISHED flat, 8 beautiful furnished rooms, all rented rent 5 30 Steiner' II to- t-, FURNISHED fiat, 8 beautiful furnished rooms, all rented; reasonable.

-30- Steiner," 4: COTTA GES LET FIVE-ROOM cottage.l $25 yard b'usl- ness location; front i can easily converted into, Call Sunday 2 and '3 St. -V, 3-ROOM just finished gas. 1 1265 45th bet.H and I sts. FRUiWALEIFURNISHED: COTTAGES FURNISHED tot, rent '5 rooms and bath 14Ni st. Apply GOFF HOAG." 3108 Putnam Fruitvale.

£vv COTTAGES FOR SALE; A Mission Park. Box 560," Call XCS1 FUlmote at, i ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPINC. i kitchen and bedroom new house and on line 1- block from ocean 'boulevard; 1 grand ocean -'view; ences. R. BACON, st.

i between 47th and 4Sth ayes. Completely furnished housekeeping apartments by hnsband and i wlfo: state and number of rooms. Box Call office. 4, Richmond Sunny. 1 furnished room for housekeeping to let.

CLIPPER, 211. 2sth and 20tb, nr. rooms bath; v. a 5. GEARY, 1 furnished rooms, $20 per month also other rooms, week Jor OCTA 1311, near Sunny front 1 bay- running water.

UNION. 2267, near Newly furnished housekeeping rooms; no VAN NESS a ye. 3 fine unfurnished rooms: marine i ROOMS -TO and UNION, 2118." near Furnished. room for 2 sonjs ground floor separate entrance no liouseKeeptng: call today terms $3 weekly -or $12 monthly: TENTn 1626." Sunset, near Sunny 'room, closet, suitable 5 1 or -2 Indies or gentlemen; $10 or $13; BRODERK.Iv. 239.

near Well furnished sunny frmt bay-window, suitable for gentleman phojie Fell GREENWICH. near: Mason Newly lur- nished front and back; parlor; enough for 2: gentlemen; rent reasonable; bath. HALF of large, sunny basement room, furnished orxinfurnlshed; reasonable to single Box Pali office. OCTAVIA, 2515, near Sunny rooms running: convenient to pleasant -board- SACRAMENTO, Neatly furnished front room, suitable for persons; rent; reason able. SCOTT, A large front soom for 2 persons w4tb running water and every, convenience; on I-" ifiK ST.

IVES. cor. Eddy and Beantl- fully furnished. sunny rooms; electricity; hotel service; heat; everything new. UWO unfurnished 'rooms or rent nent to be taken out in a little -housework each' day in-.

stead of Cash. Address, box 185, FLdTIIDA, 1140r-3 frpnt. Bunny upper flat, (suitable for housekeeping, unfurnished, with "use of kitchen. TWENTY-SEVENTH, Sunny front room, suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen bath and home comforts. TWENTY-SIXTH.

A fine sunny room for 2 -young men; separate beds; $15 a month. v. WEBSTER, 261, Large front room; 1 1 block HalgUt, Plllmore; refer- ences. BELCHER, Fine large sunny furnished front room suitable' for 2' 62 Large sunny i furnished I front room, suitable 'for 2 gentlemen. PELL, 821 Front attic room running- water; electricity; .1 gent; $10.

or.ov'jis. GOLDEN GATE Nicaly furnished front-parlor, suitable for 2 or 3 persona. GROVE, 1554 For rent, furnished room; with large closet suitable for 1 gentleman. HOTEL McAllister st Elegant rooms; toyista a specialty: HOWARD. 2520, near Rooms to rent for gentlemen.

MAYBELLE, 311 Van Ness Rooms, single 1 and en saite; also transient. MeALLISTER. Large front room, with al- cove; suitable-for. $16 to $20. MEREDITH.

737 MeAllister Elegantly fur- nlshed rooms: also transient. i. NICELY furnished sunny. room for two gentle-, men. Apply OAK.

720. near Fillmore Sunny front alcove suite; also sunny single; room. OAK, ,720. near A suny alcove suite; also sunny single OCTAVIA, front-parlor for gen- tleman. PAGE, 0ne pleasant mulshed, front room with bath.

PIERCR, 40S Large new fnrnished room for 1 or 2 rent $15. SHOTWELL, 1105, bet. 25th' and Well furnished snnny parlor for l'gent; $12.50 mo." SIXTn 211, neari Nice fur- nished front room for i.2.v,".. STANYAN. near Frederick Large sunny furnished 'front room suitable two.

STEINER. Front suite of, rooms; suitable light" housekeeping. STOCKTON Fnrnished to, date; I reasonable rent. 200 cor. 1 front and "back fur- nished, to rent' singly; or, near Nicely furnished room.

TWEKTIETH. Sunny- front room. $10 month large room, Gastro car. TWENTY-SECOND. For rent, sunny room 2.

TWENTY-SEVENTH. --rooms in flat for no children; $13 per -month. TWENTY-SEVENTH Three roomsfor gentlemen; arid 12TH 1 1311, Fnrnished front room, 1 block from hAth; rent $10 VAN NESS G. '-Gate aye.i— 'Van Ness; European plam: rates $1 per CHEAPEST" and In "America. Weekly Cnl).

venr. IioOMS 'BOARD BOARD'and room: excellent. accommodations for 6-gentlemen or 3 married 'couples in exclusive private boarding-house; ail conveniences; ma- rine only refined people need apply. 3464 1 for, gentlemen: largo snnny bay-window 'room, '-having- a -marine view: dressing-room connected suitable. for' 2: pri- vate references 1519 Ma PACI FIC a ve.r 2717-i-Elegant rfiirnlshed rooms.

with best of table i board; 'fine: view; surroundings can; accommodate five couples of gentlemen: prices 'reasonable. TWO' refined ladles can have- room- and board with 1519 Masonic- aye. HOWARD; large furnished room let, suitable for 3 gentlemen. TABLE 'hoard 1022 Bush st. HOTEL 1 One room with for 2 young'men." 3 or room sunny apartment: i fur- nished or state- location and rats per month.

113. Call office, YOUNG man desires single room fin private (am- lly; plaase state terras and conveniences. Box Call, office. ROOMS AUK BOARD away vail family; aboiit Hayes. or Geary st.

cars; Bos 27, office. YOUNG man. -American. Is desirous of board- lntr -with "Spanish Hox- 11. Call.

FRAMES CODRVOISIER, art and maker. Vl62S' Bush nenr Franklin. I G. watchmaker; "Wcnzel's watcb-' man's clocks. 1916 A Golden Gate aye.

proposals NOTICE Is hereby given, that sealed bids will be received tat 218 California Hall.v University of on or before, p. February, 12, i for to i be ereeted for a- pathological laboratory; at Call- ornla, as per plans and I spedflcatlons on file at said office in Hall and with Mr." at No bids will be considered unless i accompanied ibyt a i certl- i fled check bond in the equal to perl cent lof the with suffl- crent i sureties. conditioned Uhat if the bid be accepted Uhe; bidder I will' enter Into contract faithfully to perform tbe obligations a ac- cordance with said '4 Md jndi with said plans and specifications; to refect any and all a bids T. is hereby reserved. THE RE- GENTS ioi the University': v.

i Giant PowOf I Com- Consolidated. Giant Station, A Ko. sof i fifty i cents (50c) per 'i' share on the I Issued capital stock the com- pany; has been payable Februav ie Transfer .1 books Swill February 9 4, 1907, at Checks 5 will i i LEG NOTICES ii" -v I WILL 1 not contracted, by my wlf Mrs.l S. i N.I Moore, MOO RE. PARTNERSHIPfof 3 FITSCHEN and SHIHPSER is C.

FITSCHEN. i.y;. FURS CHARLES manufacturing farrier," for-. merly 110? Kearny at 1330 Van Ness a above Sntter st. G.

formerly Lachman now 1515 1 Bosh cor. IVan Ncsa aye upstairs. B. KANTNBR, manufacturing i furrier, formerly 122 i Stockton i nowj 2000 Sutter. rooms 1-2.

GASSNER. the furrier, formerly HO.Kearny 1 now 1524 Bush adjoining I. Magnln Co. LOFSTAD A EVANS (Inc.) furriers, now located at 1652 California below Van Ness aye. DRESSMAKING PIONEER DRESS PLEATING Hagerty A Wills.

910 I near Sun- i and 'accordion skirts to order; knife. side pleating and pinking; buttons covered: done white -you wait; also a.full;llne of linings; and. ACCORDION. knife and sunbuw-t pleating, but- tonholes and buttons made at Stewart's Lining and. Notion Store.

1213 Post near Van Ness aye. formerly of Taylor st. MCDOWELL'S Dressmaking and MHMnery School. 1215 Post Ness. Branch 1018 Washington Oakland.

1 Patterns cut to order. SUNBURST. knlfe-plettluff. buttons, buttonholes." lining. notions: mall orders' solic- ited.

1420. P05t: pbone West FASHIONABLE dressmaking done at -enstom- er's by MRS. 11.. M. MARTIN; 1401 Gough st.

embroiderer: designs' made aud embroidery on suits. 351 McAllister st. LE MODELE School Dressmaking; patterns cut to measure. 1515 Bush room 9. i MISS M.H.SNYDER.

evening gowns; tel. West 6610. 1842 Wehsteri St. DIirSSM AKJ-VG 4ND MILLINERY Japanese ladles' tailoring and millinery store, S. F.

"i MILLINERY McDOWIXL DRESSMAKING. MILLINERY, SCHOOL. We teach dressmakingy and millinery: give personal instruction In deoartment: sltlons secured hats i remodeled bnttonhojps patterns cnt "to 1215 Post, branch 'lolB Washington Oakland. BEEHIVE hats "half-prlre. 525 527 McAllis- ANNA millinery.

711 Fly- more LADIES' LADIESK Yon can haye 1 sujts tn.ide of, the best ma- 'ferial for $25; this special to advertise us; be- 1 fore you get your sutt come us and decide accordingly. K. BHBROS, 1531 Sutter LOUIS ladles' tailoring; formerly Donohoe now 1304 neat: Franklin. AT DR. JUILLY'S SANITARIUM, oonflnement with 10 days' s3o to $60.

2504 Howard: phone Special 171. Training school for nurses..