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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
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matters of interest in business transactions,
lawsuits, contested wills, life insurance, dam
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mining stock and all financial difficulties.
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ings with partners. If you care to know
what business you should follow to be sue
cessful, where you should go and whom to
avoid; If you intend to make any changes
or to start a business, buy or sell property,
or, in fact, take any important step, dent
fail TO consult DR.. Clark. Her advice may be
the means of saving you tho Isanls tt dollars
and 81 great deal of trouble.
REMEMBER YOUR PROSPECTS OF TO-
DAY MAY BE YOUR FORTUNE TO-MOR-
ROW IF RIGHTLY HANDLED.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


MRS. DIR. r. CLARK.
MRS. DIR. F. CLARK,
MRS. DIR. F. CLARK,
THE wELL-KNowN TRANCE MEDIUM,
is PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
1905 MARKET ST., COR. GOLDEN GATE
AVENUE.
THE FUTURE UNVEILED!
NO NATTER WHAT. TROUBLE YOU MAY
HAVE WITH YOURSELF OR OTHERS,
COME AND SHE WILL GUIDE
YOU. SHE ADVISES YOU
WITH CERTAINTY
HIGHER THAN HUMAN
POWER.
IT'S NOT WHAT SHE HAS DONE FOR
OTHERS, BUT WHAT SHE WILL
DO FOR YOU.
She is a living connection between the
seen existence and this world. She can read
the innel most thoughts of souls. see the past,
present and future as in a mirror, and by
her mysterious power can tell now to avert
evil. now to succeed in business and obtain
good fortune. She locates mines and buried
treasure, minerals, old estates, lost friends,
etc.
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Every person is specially adapted to some
particular business. profession or trade,
which may justly be termed their true voca-
ton, and yet more than half of you
fighting against unknown fate for fame,
fortune and position which you do not a1:d
cannot obtain until you find your true voca-
ton.
II you are contented with your present
work you have found your true vocation and
success will attend you: but IL dissatisfied
and all us is going against you oIt it is @ an r. ey.
1ecson rhat Visit te Ms Clark %
settle this all-important question and your
true vocation will be pointed out to you, and
il possessed If only a moderate degree OF
brains and energy success will be sure to at
tend you. She advises you with certainty
proper course to pursue in life Her descrip-
tons OF your friends and enemies are as real
though they stood before you
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WILL DEPART THOROUGHLY Salts
FLED THAT THERE IS AT LEAST ONE
RELIABLE MEDIUM AND CLAIRVOY-
ANT NOW IN YOUR MIDST. NOTHING
IN LIFE TOO OBSCURE FOR HER To
REVEAL.
BUSINESS SACRED AND CoNFIDEN-
TIAL.
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ING AT YOUR REQUEST, OTHERWISE
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MRS DIR. F. CLARK,
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MRS. DIR. F. CLARK,
1905 MARKET ST., COR GOLDEN GATE
AVENUE.
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LODGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.
. C. DECKER. ESTABLISHED IN THIS

H c. DECKER, ESTABLISHED IN THIS
CITY IN 1871.
see HIS BARGAINS-----
Sc rooms; 2 entrances; clears $500. 5000
80 rooms: 2 fronts; clears $500 ....... 2O00
10 rooms; downtown; clears $50. 700
so rooms; elegant; owner sick ..... 200
"a rooms; Powell and Geary. 21o0
"A rooms; fine yard .................... 5000
20 rooms; on Kearny rny................... 400
IS rooms rent $50; sickness ....... 1850
IS rooms: sunny corner. 1000
10 rooms; downtown ...................@ 700
% rooms; transient; clears $50. 1850
5 rooms and bath (hat)..........,..... 400
10 rooms on Taylor .................... $50
% rooms on Kearny. y.............,..... 400
23 rooms; clears 500. $50
100 rooms; clears $400. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
90 rooms; clears $3.50. 5000
54-room corner house. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
10 rooms on Eddy st. st................... $50
is rooms on Third st. st................... $50
"a rooms; fronts; clears $500. ....... 1900
SO rooms; best in the city............... 20O0
60 rooms; sure to clear $500. 0...........3 $500
MONEY TO LOAN AT Low EST RATE.
......CALL IF YOU WISH TO buy.
Sell or Exchange Any Kind of Property.
.............I CAN SUIT YOU.............
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER?.
H. c. DECKER, 1920 Market; phone Mint 79e.
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PERMANENTLY LOCATED
IN HIS OWN HOME,
AZ ELLIS STREET
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nrsrNEss cHANcEs-cort,rrea.

BUSINESS CHANCEs-ContInwed.
loon; clears $50 to 500 each; low rent and
long lease. Miles & Co.. e27 Market. rm. 20s.
$35o-PARTNER wanted in the manufacturing
business; clears 500 to s1bo per month to
each partner. Call e36 Market St, room IA.
ICEcREAM parlor and candy store doing q nne
business; must be sold; price $500; call ana
Investigate Room a. sa5 Market st.
ESTABLISHED fruit stores doing cash busi-
health. BOX PISS, Call office.
RESTAURANT privilege for sale at Seventh
and Market sts.. under Odd Fellows Hail.
wANTED-To buy a saloon with living rooms
or a hotel and saloon. Address Taylor pl
wANTED-A good paying drug store for cash.
Address box 277S, Call office.
sSoo-PARTNER wanted in light business.
Call room IA. e35 Market st.
A BARGAIN-clgar stand and laundry office !:
must sell to-day; daily receipts 81 to $12.
Apply 1893 Third ST.
$76-A BEAUTIFUL cigar stand and laundry
office; must sell to-day, account of sickness.
Apply 245 Third st.
FOR sale-Custom shoe shop; good chance for
man with hundred dollars. S74 Twelfth
St, Oakland.
INVESTORS savings can earn minimum OF
1870 per annum, payable quarterly; guaran-
teed from loss; particulars application.
Add Investment Dept. &C Broadway, N. Y.
FOR sale-Barber shop; central location; good
business; two chairs; good reasons for SELL
ing. Address box 165 Vallejo, CAL
GOOD experienced power sewing machine oper-
atcr, or one that has worked in overall fac
tory. 1139 Missio;I ST.
GOOD chance; old tablished butcher shop
cheap. Box 2T31 Cali office.
FOR sale-A good planning mill in lumber
yard; located in growing town. Address
P. o. box 45s. Healdsburg, Cal.
PARTNER wanted; established brokerage bus
mess; fine opportunity for steady man. Cal
Business Assn, S651a Market st.
$250-FOR sale; good will and fixtures Of sa.
loon; a bargain. Apply 157 Minna st.
BLACKSMITH shop for SALE POS Eighth st.
Established Mfg. wholesale and retail business;
good location; $500 Call PAT Fifth st.
FIRST-CLASS saloon with grocery, on account
of death. Inquire at 1897 Folsom st.
ROUTE for sale-A route on this paper. APP
ply to w. L. GARNER, 124 Myrtle st.,
Santa Cruz, Cal
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ASSISTANCE FOR TROUBLED OR IN
FORTUNATE.

II You are in trouble of any kind. discon-
tented, unhappy. or not satisfied in life. or
have domestic or love or business troubles,
you will lm toll how to overcome all iron
bles foir With ana object In life can
obtained. A SECRET you should know the
power to control. -'----
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CHURCH SERVICES.

TRINITY Church. corner Bush and Cough SITS.
Holy communion, 80 and IL 9. NJ; Sum
day-school, $3.50 a. m morning service, ii
o'clock. sermon by rector: afternoon service,
4 O. clock. sermon by assistant; peoples one
hour service, SO p m; music by the full
choir; sermon by rector. Frederick W. Clam
pett.
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WHAT ARE YOUR HOPES FOR THE
FUTURE?
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Only one in the world advertising to tell
exact thought or question in your mind; pos
itively asking no questions, or make no
charge for reading.
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HOW HAVE YOU PRosPERED?

WHAT is YOUR VOCATION IN LIFE?
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Never Changes Els Name.

Direct from Chicago and Denver.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ARRIVED Arr1Veo
IAN IAN.
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CALL AND TEST THE MADAME TO
YOUR HEARTS CONTENT. AND YOU
WILL DEPART THOROUGHLY Salts
FLED THAT THERE IS AT LEAST ONE
RELIABLE MEDIUM AND CLAIRVOY-
ANT NOW IN YOUR MIDST. NOTHING
IN LIFE TOO OBSCURE FOR HER TO
REVEAL
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MErTrNG NoTrcEs-continued.

-
oEFIcERs and members Of i, ,s5PS,ea S4,dea rs
You are requested TO attend the l>SSFS
funeral Of our late brother ADOLPH --,~
OPPENHEIM TO-DAY Sunday at o. clock
from Pythian Castle Hall. 300 Market st.
By order Of
F. A. MccREEDY. K. Of r. and s:
W8SRaES %oTIsl oo1ds9 Of cas: ta: "a
Camp No. 64-Members WfZrkWN NA
attend the unwilling
ceremonies and dedica-
tiou of monuments erected to the memory
of our late neigbbors, JAMES ANDERSON,
HENRY HEINZ and JAMES J. DAILY.
Members will assemble at superintendentS,s S
office, Cypress Lawn Cemetery, at 1:S0
o'clock .. m, SUNDAY, December Is. By
order Of the camp.
THOS. J. BARRY, Consul Commander.
D. OLIVER JR-. Clerk
MISSION Lodge Masonic Hall Association
Dividend No Of 40c per share has been de-
clared and is payable on and after Monday,
December 16 i901 at the office of the asso-
citation, No 266s Mission St, Mission Masonic
Temple. San Francisco, Cal. By order of the
HARVEY c. soMERs, President.
HENRY c. BUNKER, Secretary.
Nevada National Bank Of San Francisco,
Cal, will be held at its banking house, sol
TTFgpRYy JsnnaFy sSn "a 1872 at rs clock
o. m. for the election of directors to serve
for the ensuing year and the transaction of
meeting. GEORGE GRANT. Secretary.
San Francisco, December Is, 1901.
THE California Debris Commission. having re-
ceived applications to mine by the hydraulic
process from W. w. Stone Sr., in the Red
Hill gravel mine, near Placerville, Ell Do
rado County. to deposit tailings in worked
out pit; from Mrs. Olivene A. Stone, in the
Gignac gravel mine, near Placerville, Ell Do
rado County, TO deposit taIlngs in Webber
Creek; and from ]. B. Lassiat, in the Las
stat mine at Poker Flat, Sierra County, to
deposit tailings in a worked-out pit, gives
notice that a meeting will be held at room
So, Flood building, San Francisco, CAL, on
December %. 1901 at 1:30 p. m.
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Near corner of Turk.
Nearly opposite Zinkand's Upstairs. First
Floor. Maid in Attendance.
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UNITARIAN Church Girst), southwest corner
OF Geary and Franklin sts.-Rev. Bradford
Leavitt. minister; Rev. DR.. Stebbins, minis
ter emeritus; Charles A. Murdock, super1n.
tendent Of Sunday school The Sunday school
is at 10 o'clock. The morning service is at
II O'Clock Rev. Mr. Leavitt will preach.
Subject The Law Of Cause and Effect; or,
God as Law VS.. God as Magic" Young
Peoples Society on Thursday at p. m All
are cordially invited. There is no evening
service.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-09
STOCK GAMBLING.

Great and sudden advances in one of
the railroad stocks dealt in on the New
York Stock Exchange have caused the
conviction to become general that the
stock was cornered and has been mauip-
:ulated at will.
It ID always against the strong proba.
btlities OF such conditions as this that
the outside public must contend when it
goes into the business Of gambling in
stocks. The consequent "cinch" for the
big "sure thing" men on the inside is
safer than anything ever invented in
eut-and-out gambling. They have the
public at their mercy.
: Investing in stocks on the crest of a
bull wave is mighty poor Judgment. 1t
is astounding that the public is always
% prone to believe that prices are bound
to continue advancing for the simple
reason that a marked advance has al
ready been scored. Shrewd veterans In
the speculative world are guided by ex-
actly the opposite argument. They con-
tend that the time to sell is when prices
are high and ignorant persons are fool
ishly buying. Take straight tip from
these men. They know their business.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-09
STILL OUR POLICY.

According to late cable news the dis.
regard Of the Monroe Doctrine now be-
Ing manifested by Germany In the con-
troversy with regard to Margarita 1s-
land is displayed also by the French
press In commenting upon that interna-
tional incident.
This is significant as tending to prove
that Europe is not likely in the future to
accept the principle of the Monroe Doc
trine to the same extent as In the past.
1t VIII be remembered that England de-
clared. Immediately following the Amer
lean acquisition Of the Philippines. that
the Monroe Doctrine ceased to prevail
from that moment. 1t Is evident that
the Powers are of one mind OH this i'm
portant point.
1t Is equally plain that the United
States Government can never allow any
great Power to gain new territory In the
Western Hemisphere, or to change by
force the form Of any established gov
ernment in this half of the world. Our
own safety, as well as the safety and
perpetuatiOn Of the smaller American
republics, demands the rigid mainte-
nance OF such Il policy. The Monroe
Doctrine, so long as 1t was observed by
us. was also observed by Europe, thus
insuring our dominance of Western af-
fairs. Violated by us, it is now only q
question Of time and opportunity when
the Monroe Doctrine will be violated by
Europe. And this Of necessity means
war.
1t may be best, perhaps, that distinct
understanding of the situation be i'm
pressed upon the European mind. Mon
roe Doctrine or no Monroe Doctrine, the
consequence Of European intermeddling
In the Western Hemisphere must be a
fight. This is the price we pay for the
Philippines, but it is too late now to be-
wall the payment of such price. 1t is
In order to advise Europe that the Amer
lean policy still forbids European inter-
ference in North, Central or South Amer
lea
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-09

Hosmer Hall is indulging In period OF So
cial activity. SO far as the pupils themselves
are concerned. One of the pleasant fea-
lures of the c:osing school year was an IN
formal dance given by the young ladies'
with no gentlemen, on last Saturday even
ing.
This week the cooking class will show Its
wares at a dejeuner la forchette to be
given also on Saturday at o'clock. Every
article on the menu will be prepared by the
young ladies themselves. and there Will be
a prize competition of breadmakers. Each
member of the class has been privileged 10
invite two guests, who Will be entertained
at luncheon in the spacious kitchens OF the
cooking department.
Commencement at HosEier this year VIII
take place on May 81. and. as usual. exer-
cises will be held tn First Congregational
Church, on Delmar boulevard. The speak-
er OF the evening has not yet been selected.
This years class numbers eleven graduates.
They are: Miss Katherine Bagby, Roseyilie,
ILL.,; Miss Julia Clarke. Little ROCK. Ark.
Miss Monette Gale. St. Louis; MISS Rutn
Cobb st. Louis: Miss Julia Hainer. Aurora
Neb.: Miss Laura Hermann, Cniihcothe'
Mo-: Miss Helen johnson, ST. Louis; MISS
Natalie Luccock. st. Louis: Miss June Me-
derlander. st. Louis; Miss Adele stookey'
Belleville. Ill., and Miss Annie Laurie
Wright, St. Louis
OF this number five expect to continue
their studies at other institutions OF iearn-
ing. Miss Clarke and Miss Bagby VIII go to
Iassar. Miss Hermann to Wellesley and
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-09
DEPUTY REPUBLICANS.

Republican success in Missouri de-
pends upon Democratic wrangles. The
only policy Of Republican managers is
to help along Democratic disorganfza-
ton.
Yesterday the Globe Democrat rather
carelessly exposed the game. In one ed
itorial 1t garbied facts In order to create
distrust between the Democrats of the
counties and those Of st. Louis. In an
other 1t showed n watering mouth over
the Republican chance of electing Su-
preme Court Judges next year.
There is no denying that the Repub-
lican policy is politically shrewd. II
they can produce dissension in the Dem
ocratic ranks the Republicans will elect
their Supreme Court candidates, several
Congressman outside Of St Louis and
majority in the House at Jefferson City.
Republicans have only to regain their
plurality Of 1895 in st. Louis and re-
duce the Democratic vote in the counties
by about 8 per cent. Thus, 1t will not
take great deal Of Democratic quarrel
ing to throw the Supreme Court into the
hands Of the Republicans, together with
the lower branch Of the Legislature.
Democratic; politicians are human.
When they become alarmed over the
possibility Of elimination-as Mr.. Filley
would call it-they are liable to loss OF
Judgment. Before any of them in this
State fall into panic they should con-
suit cool-headed veterans like Senators
Vest and Cockrell. They would prob
ably get the advice that the surest way
Of meeting destruction from the dread
ed enemy Of elimination is to break up
the party into factions. II they are of
the rule-or-ruin kind they would be none
the better for advice against political
destruction. But II they have re-
gard for their own welfare as associated
with that of the party, they would be
much benefited by the counsels Of the
older and ADLER leaders of the Missouri
Democracy. Hence, The Republic rec
ommends that every younger brave who
is uneasy and heavy laden endeavor to
have heart-to-heart talk with q real
sycamore.
There is nothing in the condition Of
politics to call for disturbance In the
Missouri Democracy. The voters nre not
a bit inclined to disturbance. The man
who insists on stirring up trouble is
playing the Republican game. He is not
a good Democrat.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-09
GOOD TIMES IN TEXAS

One OF the first results of the great
Beaumont oil strike, it is pointed out by
Texas man., Is the instantly increased
growth of Houston, the railroad center
OF the State, which is situated eighty
five miles from the oil fields.
In addition, also, the great inland
Texas city Is preparing to profit to the
utmost from the solution of the cheap
fuel problem brought about by the dis
covery OF oil. The manufacturing plants
OF Houston are equipping their furnaces
and englne-rooms for the Use of oil as
fuel. thus making certain the transfor-
nation into finished material Of the
many products of that section at q low
Ggure of cost.
This development Is exactly in line
with The Republics confident announce
ment some time ago that the benefits
following the great oil strike in Texas
would not be limited strictly to the own
ers or workers bf the oil wells. 1t is ap-
parent that the State Mt large Is to
profit to a very material extent. The
Republic is glad to be able to congrat-
uiate the people of Texas Oh the certain
prospect of vastly increased prosperity
now opening before them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-09

little over 5000, all recent. arrivals from
the States. Many men have secured
passage TO the Philippines by taking
Government positions. Soldiers upon
their discharge have decided to grow
up with the country and so have re-
mained. The effect upon the country
will be notable, as all students of Anglo
Saxcn colonization know.
Some of the deductions drawn by the
writer are interesting. He deems 1t un-
likely that any great exodus of the
Southern negro will occur. Scarcely any
have gone to Cuba, Porto Rico or the
Philippines, and the stimulus of con-
tract labor alone has taken some to
Hawaii. There is no emigration from
any of the new possessions to the
United States. The Philippines will be
Amerlcanized. Porto Rico has found an
outlet for its surplus population. Cuba
fifty years hence. holds this writer. will
be a country Of white people. as only
one-third Of the population at the pres
ent time have negro blood.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-09
CONTINUAL GAINS.

Again has the increasing business OF
St. Louis swelled the bank clearings to
q record-breaking amount. Tuesdays
clearings aggregated s11, ,0s5, an in.
crease over the largest previous record
by $994, ,541. This was made on January
2, when the total amounted to $1O,5S7,-
64A
Likewise, the banking week ending
Tuesday night was IN excess of any
previous week by $2257. .028. The ag-
gregate for last week was $48, ,919.9s4
Similarly, April clearings, amounting
to $1s29 .S14, exceeded those of Janu.
ary. the record month up to April, by
$3.83O.s39.
April clearings show an increase Of
1888 per cent over the corresponding
month OF the last year, while the quar-
-ter's increase over last year was 27.71
per cent.
: The facts speak for themselves. st.
Louis Is not in fever, but is moving
fast.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-09
is IT "BUSINESS"?

Chairman Geraghty. in threatening to
hold up the park-site bill, has given evil
dence Of a spirit which cannot be per-
mitted to control consideration of mat
tiers relating to the Worlds Fair.
Citizens Of broader comprehension
should attend the hearing this morning
and speak plainly. If the business"
which some Of the members are said to
have in view looks on the Worlds Fair
as legitimate prey, the people would as
well know Of 1t now as later.
Excuses for delay in the reporting of
the bill sum themselves into an assump-
ton that the House of Delegates con-
siders itself the proper Judge of site
for the Fair.
This is no time for beating around the
bush. The business" element in the
House is either for or against the Fair.
A vote against the park-site bill Will
show up the opponents Of the new st.
Louis. An effort to ''milk" public en-
terprise must not be permitted.