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The evening world., 1903-08-13
GLEAGUE DAY" WILL BE
CELEBRATED AUG. 20.
Good Roads Organization Has sub
stituted Local BnnqUets for
Old-TIme Annual Meets.

The Leaeue OF American Whcclmen,
which Is gaining strength with each in
crease OF memoe ship, has decided to
omit the annual meet this year and
instead celebrate League DIE' .i1!Gi-
taneously throughout the country by
local DanQuels dI.u t..sSI..s......- 90.
each CIV vhere the membership war
ranted II
The New York State Division will
Brighton Beach on Aug, %. Prom
inent oficials of the local and State
government will speak. as viii alsn
several OF the L. A. w. officials. Mem
bers and others interested in cycling
and good roads have already begun TO
send In their names TO Secretary Clark.
No. 1856 Nassau street. New YJ'k. ask
ina for tickets. 1t is expected that
covers will be laid for over i've hun
dred persons.
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WINNERS AT CHICAGO.

HARLEM RACE TRACK, CHICAGO,
Aug. i3.-The races scheduled to bo run
here to-day resulted az follows
First Race-Three-uuart OF mile
Won by Outwal. TO 2 and even; Away
Right. TO l, was second, and Our Chap
third. Time--l.li S-5.
Second Race-SiX and a half furlongs.
Won bv Bardolph, - to 10 and :" .;
Incubator. to 8, was second, and VU1-
son third. plme-I2l,
Third Race-Five and one-halt fur
longs.--Won by Minnie Hodge. to ;
and TO 8; Salto, to for place waT
second and Father Tollent thlgd. Timc
>-a.G.
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H. DOHERTY BEAT
CLOTH|ER EASILY
Harvard Man No Match for The
English Champion in the
Semi-FinaI Tennis Singles at
Southampton.

-.,r--,IT ,,tp-r,,,- 49, rH t
....,.. ~, ,.l-,. ,,o ,.,,,,i. -,o,.,,. t,,.s,,,,
r.. rr.f,-,r.i ...,,. -, d.. 49,,
-, ,--. 49,. a.. -,
-. 80. - -,
-
,,' -" " '''' ''' d""
nm ,s'"''
W '''''> H'Ir''eu fio"H'u s"l nt'hAn
'''' ''.'' a"I,''" ""u Hr''" =
M'"''E uelo1len F''"u'e aAd pe
hninl ~ ~. f"s' a"' M"han de-
lelt'i bar ana Livingston O. 6--S
re" ana AH"n ae'Hated watson ana
Hu"'A - LSrh'H -. h-a' The ponerty
'Fo'h'rs 'es''risv won their place in
'h'- ''-hd '' de'"d'lnE CoKst Ind
hrt'' S-' H.
Iho T." .7.ua place IN ~, ssn1i.nnol
round o. the 4iEalos va Non H.. r,1.
.,-r. f. l.,.,, r, -, ~
''"'e'on 'nth-
mon wa" h"1"'ied Arthur Terrence.
I0g ownul Field Giu6 Is e.
.rLs nrst - ,.,, ,,,,,..,.. ,,,, 49,,
hr,,.,, ,,, ,,, it,,,. ,,-,r
w '"s az "u' Wv "''' E"-hHu champion
". l.. DyhorSv against William J..
Clothlcr. Of Harvard. The Triton wns
,,.,',. ,'.,,, I'.. '. ~.
h"' N.'''"c i" axe shN chahocs asa'n"'
Cloth!cr. who had put Mahony out Of
,he tournament in the nrsv,ous rouna.
H. - w. -, ,,,,,t, ~, ,,.
''' ''"'' ''e "'' WIN an MS ''rchS'h
and placed s" accurately from side
10 si!a mat CIlthipr was rleany ou;-
.r, ,,,,,,,l,h,,,,,, ,,, ,.a IL.
i'"N'd' l"e Lux "'",''H" S"' 'n' Hn's
with his passing strokes and Killed the
lobs of the American in the most
80 , ....,,,
HlA''"Ttu' n'"'''.
with tn" score AZ A-iove against him
clntui.t. made "A nuc rally In the h:th
49,, m .,. lar n,ba-,, d,d
gam "n''" nv "'.'' ""' '
not give him any other opportunities to
get to the net anl won the set at S--l.
Ihe points. ?j-#.
The other match for tho place In the
finals brought together the Lurncd
t',,,,,,rs M. +, .onso ,rornta6 IN
an exhibition. Tor the elder Of the two,
William \ L.lrned The American cham
non oItrlisscd the Younger titic holder
,ium princeton. Edwin T. Lurued. rne
latter used an OF mis- skill against his
brother and his placing Was excellent.
IIa Ir,u.t ,as never m doubt. how
ever ana Inc gamous Billy Larned took
the matSa al IL, "a
This afternoon the contests in the
doubles aod mixed doub.es we're CON
tmuel and tn" final match In the sim
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Won FIRST Game OF the Two
Played This Afternoon on the
Grounds Of the NapoIeonS by
Score OF 5 to 2.
THE BATTING ORDER.
,sp'.oi to Tn. Ey-alnr worli,

1
| LEAGUE PARK. CF.EvNr, AND Au-
~ w.. 80, s,.r. 49,,
-" ''' '"' ''''' ''l' - 'H'c!l"d
'eA'h e a. present naNInE ~, p4i'. that
\ a=a, ',s the possession .: third plse.
q ab,,tt =, ,,,c nr.,ro ,rt ,l., -,
| = 80 '''''
! ,y b, d. ,,-.s,isI ,,at r.',.I',,-.s,,
| r,p r-.o..I., ,t.sra,,,,. ,,I, 49,.
-, '''1 "'u'' nave
''T"''e''
lnnsE Was selected 10 pIt'l the
arst game a7d either Manager Gr,n,tb
NJ u,,-pr, ,a, axn.,na,,. AZ, -, ''' " q
'~' ',' 'i'V''"''e'' VIII o. on
, tHe s.i' or IN" VISITORS in the Seconi
contes; %, tha lay 70. -levellnd cant
l>dJ'ie VIII Use Moore AMI probably Joss
\ majority OF the New York players
Witnessed Cleveland down Chicago yes
teriay. tai, s.,ns Tho third defeat the
VII, So u...a ,r,,, '.'.
"''e "'N "t'f tt''el 10 IN ss many
I daE' Maoaser irfiith WIS among thos,
present AMI ne told III" orys then and
| Ineir Shsi ny Woh nav. ln 90 some ball
| tleye,Tni u
| Another lrte-Ean,c conference took
| pia &c NJ the Cuunial Hotel ta!s morn
inE ana iihovgh II WAS hell behind
chief topic was Of the comIns games
HM Will ~, eA',rn,II' a.. me rieyer,
DAY AMI ON account of LAYING on arrived
Al t-c grounds early this afternoon ID
warm up.
Tuoir practice work WAS o. the sen-
satlonsl order ana n they show up as
well in the actual games as they Iii In
the plollm.raric.S cleveland Will have 10
"''N ''"'' -" ''''"E'
.C"nloy, walked Neeler sacrificed.
EiH,rtelI got a lIfe ON l>Ajoe's error
iams ;.nf ed. camel and l3iberfcid
Flick, fanrel. BAY nned TO McFar-
land. Rrddlcy safe on Eiberfe'ds err
,ams No runs o' was e'y !" "'i'
s.oon, ,,,,,.
see"h" inn'ns'
Mcfarland rouled to Abbott. Davis
MIl and Davis wore ,douh ed No runs.
eel. Mccarthy singled Abbott popped
To Camel Mccarthy died stealing No
runs
rh,ra In,.
,.
secon6 .,.jSsn u heeIe nnde hiS
struck out Williams easy for Bay.
/ No runs.
Cochnauer lifted to wtulams Moore
famed Flick foilowed suit. 10 runs runs
r.,.. 80.
Fourth innins'
x.s,ns; Gsntsm wa'ked and was forced BY
| punched the air. TannehAu ala tbs
same. No runs.
! BAY fou ed 10 O'Cronnor, Bradiav out
! Elberfeld To Camel Iaioae oilt AZ nrst
! on Tanneh.ll's throw 10 runs.
| Ffhh inning.
! I.atoie pulled IN Conrov', tan K..l.r
! out MooTe 4, Hickna1 E,lhsra.Ia
! walked. Moore nailed williams at first
No runs
a nsSNHsn slhsIsu; Mo1Gthy sacrl-
@ @m.Tn, Nn"'t snsisl ana Hlckman was
nsIea ~ lnr pIa'e' Nochhaurr out al
''''
SiNth Inning.
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

tspecial 20 The Evening WoIldb
SARATOGA RACE TRACK. y Y,
Aug. 13-The entries for to-morrows
races are as follows
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MADDEN WANTS
$4,000 FOR COLT
That's Too Rich for Our
Blood" Says Alex Shields,
Who Has Had a Covetous
Eye on AbdeII.

SARATOGA Aus I'.-Su.r A.ex
Shields Iul l. Z Thomas 'ormei -ac-
ing partnership tie purpose o. ;he COM
pany IS 20 get together fine stable.
fney nave tried especially t. secure a
good lot ~ twO-yeAr- plds and were for a
time particularly sweet on John j.. Mad
dens yOunsster, Abdel But Madden
thinks whole lot o. the colt, and
named MS hgurc at 81. 900.
That's too rioh fer our blood, was
tho Canadian turfman's remark wheL
ne heard the price. and he went about
looking over other material haven't
got one OF Madden's horses In the stable
so far. ard II they are all as dear as
that one I guess We won't have any"
The evening world., 1903-08-13
Irish GIANT" WRESTLES
JOHN PlENlNG TONIGHT.
CoghIan Expects TO Win the Bout
by staying Fifteen
Minutes.

Con" Ccshlan. the Irish Giant" and
John PieninS, the Butcher Boy" will
meet In a handicap westling match -:
the Grand opera-House tonight. Pie
ming agrees 10 throw the Galway man
within nfteen minutes at catch-as-cat,h-
can style or forfeit the purse and side
bet OF $3.50.
Coghlan. who is 6 feet 2it inches and
weighs $50 pounds. is in fine condition.
as he has been training for his six-round
glove contest with Gus Rubin, whom he
meets at Philadelphia tomorrow night
before the Central Athletic Club.
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den two-yesr-olds; Ave and
M Gnmc nt 50. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1S.-The game sched-
uied to be played here to-day between
WASHINGTON and st. Louis American
League teams was postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
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RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.
lspeo!sl "a 'rb, Evcnlnt World, ,

DELAfAR PARK RACE TRACK. ST.
Louis. aug. i3.--Followlng are the re-
suits OF the races run here this after
D01n;
IflrRt Race-Fivo and one-half fur
lo~7s.--Wnn by Ben Adkins, 7 TO . and
q Mag Nollil, 10 ). was second.
ana Hilkerk third. Tlme-1.ll.
second Race-Three-quarters of n
HIlIe,- Won by Budwelser, 10 10 / and
& 90 ~ Mallory. TO /, was second, and
+zIzsso third Time-l.1s ia
1nird Race--Milo and seventy yards.
49n by Exapo. 70 TO 1 and S 10 1;
II#, - 10 for place. was second, and
ttsmpstcad Ghird. Tlme--i.5o.
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$1,000 UP TO BIND
BEN JORDAN MATCH
Young COrbett" Takes First
Step Towards Fight with
English Champion to Be De-
Cided at Frisco in October.

SARATOGA. Aug. Young Cor
bett' and Ben Jordan viii engage IN .
twenty round contest IN Ssu Francisco
some time in octooer "Coroett" has
sent $500 to Harry Corbett 70 bind the
match,
"Corbetts' step was taken after hs
had been notified by cable by Jordan
that az soon as he posted 81. 500 lie would
sail for this country. "Corbett' had
Johnnie Considne act for him In the
posting OF the money. which was dons
by telegraph.
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Brood Marc sturve. to Death.

LEXINGTON, ny, Aug ID Frank Il,
Harpsr has lost by death the thorough
bred brood mare Valuable, nineteen
yeors old. hy Ten Broeck. dam Lizzie
stone. by enquirer. j, T. llaggm once
offered $4,000 Tor her, She starved 10
death nom being unable 10 mast!cate
bCr food,
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STRONG BATTERY WILL
OPPOSE CARSEYS "METS."
New RochcIIes VIII Make Deter
mined Bid 10 Win sunday.

Kid Carsey's Metropolitans will play
the strong New Rochelle team sunday
AT Equitable Park. The New Rochelles
have met all the good semi-profes sional
teams in the State aud have made .
credltable record. They will use their
excellent battery Sunday.
Carsey. whose sore leg is now in GOOD
shape. will do the pitching for the
Nets"
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Lindemnn Against Jersey City.

The Jersey City team OF the Eastera
League will play the first garie OF q
series of three with the Hoboken team
at the St. George Cricket Grounds in
Hoboken on Sunday, Lndeman will do
the twirling for the Hoookens.
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CLAIRVoyANTs.


A-PAUL DESTINE.
The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant and
Panst Ever in san Francisco
Read Carefully. An Honest Proposition.
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Unless you obtain the information for which
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do hereby solemnly agree and guarantee to
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cupation and what you called for promise TO
tell you il husband. wife or sweetheart is true
or false tell who ard when you will marry;
fact / will tell every hope fear ambition
better than you can tell yourself; reunite the
separated. restore lost anections. cause speedy
and happy marriage. give YOU good luck
store lost energy; 10 a m. TO D. M Sun. 2-6.
526 OFarrell ST.: low fee this week-$l. 81. 81.
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bldg; she reads your life correctly. gives an
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And Crystal Gazer.
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see portrait of Nine. Livorno and original
testimonials from distinguished people at en-
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voyant, card reader; when others fail try me.
good reading l0c. I21 Franklin, nr. G. G. ave
Anime. Ravenna reads life, business advice:
names given; 25c up. 4th St. near Market.
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gents. 5oc; hours. l 70 0. $40 Minna st.
MRS. BROWN. clairvoyant. card reader re-
moved from 132 9th to 231s 9th; la. 25c &. 50c
MISS ZEMDAR. young gifted clair and palm.
names; l. 5Oc;G.$L ia Franklin. nr. G. G ave-
OLDEST lady palmist and card reader in CITY,
261@ kearny. room 20: ladies 25c. gents 5Oc
MRS sHAFER, cIairvoyant card reader; SIT
tinEs daily. 44Sh Jessie St. bet 9Th and 9Th.
COLLECTION OFFICES.
BAD tenants elected for s4; collections made:
city country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
Co 4l5 Montgomery: rooms 9-lo: tel. 55s6.
CREDIT cLoTz1Ezs.
c. r. ADAldS co.
SPECIAL CREDIT STORE
We clothe the whole family from hats to
shoes; everything up to date at cash prices
Credit for ALL 3i8 Mason st.
STEIN BROS. 25 Stockton ST.. on small
weekly Payments; goods delivered on first
payment.
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% r: near Market: ease: 5000 down S225O
90 T.: rent $500: Market; clears $500 mo. 5000
r; Van Ness; rent $40 go home. ..-.. 225
20 r; new, mod. elegantly furnished. 25OO
IL r. rent SEQ; new: fine fur. clears SAT $50
r; Ellis; rent S35; fine home; snap. $50
6S r: cheap rent: clears $500 70 $400. $500
30 r; rent sos: good fur; clears 500. 1000
u r; rent $40; close in; well fur. GOO
r; up. fiat: everything mod; departure $50
r: rent $50; cor. fat Leav.; snap. 225
20 r: new house; furniture: clears $50 250n
r; rents $50: modern: finely furn. n... 500
y T. rent $50: lease; clears 500. 49,. 100
II r: Eddy rent SJ0;wellfur. clears $3S $50
"a r; fine: downtown; makes big money 5000
r; rent So; modern fat elegant fur. 400
"a r: rent SIS: oak fur; good carpets. 300
u r: close in: well fur: bargain. ..... 100
IS r: fine corner; new and elegantly fur o4O0
IL r. downtown: always full; clears $1f5 1900
r. close in: golden oak; moquet
pets. hair mattresses: cost $1,000: inc.
eOos snap .---------. .-...-.--.. BOO
r: rent $40: middle fat: oak fur. $50
2l r.:rent $S5;well fur. lease clears 500 1900
"a r; cheap rent; good fur; snap...... 900
II r; rent $40; newly renov.; clear $43 500
Il r: central. Post; part cash 100
- r: rent S44: big money maker 5000
25 r; rent $50; oak fur. leaving city. 1850
90 r; new. mod. building elegantly sur.
central; long lease: must be sold: offer
wanted
10 r.: mod. fat; elegant fur. ;clears s54:
cost 5000: VIII sacrifice: must leave
r: hai: rent $40; mod clears s45: de-
paIture ---.----.--- 40
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A HANDY man would like situation around
q private residence: used 10 care OF horses;
city or country more for home than wages.
r. T.. 6S Hermann st.
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FOR sale-One OF the largest best located
brick livery stables. long lease at moderate
rent; doing large business paying nice month
" profit; is in good shape and attractive sta
ble proposition: principals only. Apply Scott
& Wagner. hay merchants. 615 Sixth St
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

PRACTICAL planning mill man wishes pcsi-
ton assistant foreman in larger mill
held place as manager of small mill years
salary not principal object. Address +. X
HOFFMAN. 3;S3S Twenty-sixth St
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ACCOUNTANT would keep books for small
concern during leisure hours. Address box
4S51, Call Office.
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COACHMAN wants position: thorough with
horses. carriages. ETC.. careful driver. sin
gle. miCdIe- axed. city OF country. best ref
eren-es; UNDERSTANDS gardening Address
6. r. box 3729, Call office.
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A-WORKINGMAN' s boarding house good To-
cation; low rent: steady boarders; no agents
BOX 2SO3 Call office
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A GROCERY and liquor store at invoice: sun
ny living rooms. with bath: price $500: rent
$50. A STENBERG & CO., 1881 Market
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/ HAVE you anything 10 sell or money TO invest :?
Write us for particulars: agents everywhere.
Altadena Investment Syndicate, 7OS Market
St, san Francisco, Cal.
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view OF Incorporating commercial company
export trade: have means TO invest myself:
big proposition. X Y z. box 1885, Call office
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COACHMAN with long experience in any kino
of work around horses. with a son II
years old and smart for horses. also a Strong
and healthy woman for housewOrk. Box
37S3. Call
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MUST be sold al once 10 close out stock: first
class stock Of family groceries, fixtures. 4
horses. wagons; all at a discount; don t
miss for good business buy as in
vestment: owner positively must and Will
sell he has interests in Nevada which
he must attend 10 at once; stock viii in
voice $1,000. G. ". AUSTIN 10C2 Broad
way Oakland.
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BARBER desires a position for evenings and
Saturday Sunday 141O Larkin St. near
California. Call before a. m. between
and 80 and after $50 D. m. except Sunday.
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A-$l250: COFFEE saloon on Geary ST.. rent
Sa5. r. Q. MILkE. 201a kearny St
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A $500 corner saloon. about 1 block south
OF Chronicle bldg: established years and
drst-class paying place; fullest investigation
solicited: this is very chance. Call
r. G. WILKE. 2Sh Kearny st.
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POSITION wanted-A reliable married man:
understands care OF horses. carriages and
harness and can milk: wife good cook and
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A-s65C: CIGAR stand on Montgomery ST.; a,
800 cigar stand en- Ellis ST; stock at In
voice; a 5000 cigar stand On Third St; stock
at invoice: $500 cigar stand on Eddy St,
stock AZ invoice. Call r. G. WILkE. 26h
kearuy ST
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FOR sale-Dental practice. established years.
instruments and furnished house CT rooms.
$1,000; or dental practice $500. Box 1862. Call.
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A-SS25O: LEADING saloon on Market and
Mason sts.; net rent $50; lease with priv
Iege OF years more: value IN sight Call
r. G. WH-KE. 26h Kearny st.
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$1,000 COFFEE saloon and restaurant
the water front. close 70 Market St: daily
receipts about $65; business clearing $500 per
month. t-ial given: splendid offer: investt-
gate at once. See r. C. WIIKE, e26a
kearny 81.
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A-S35O0: HOTEL and baTroom with 80 rooms,
Ia Point Richmond; rent 500: rooms always
occupied by employees of railroad and Stand
ard Oil Company; board bill guaranteed by
company: owner never clears less than $500
Per month Call r. G. WILKE. 2615
Kearny st.
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SPIRITUALISAI.

PROF. Fred P. Evans. noted psychic for slate
writing and clairvoyance: stamp for circular.
1112 Eddy St. mr. Octavia: phone Scott sS7-
EDWARD EARLE. 1852 Ellis. readings daily.
$3.50 to 4 seances Sunday and Thursday.
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DECKER WILL SELL YOU A
HOUSE FOR CASH
DECKER WILL SELL YOU A
HOUSE ON EASY PAYMENTS
DECKER WILL LOAN YOU
MONEY ON ANY HOUSE
TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE SEE
DECKER. 9O6 MARKET ST, cor. Stockton.
A CAMERON & CO., Phone 1850
Eddy St, cor. Market and Powell
Headquarters for rooming houses, hotels and
all kinds OF business chances
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r. q. WILKE. Real Estate and Business
Agent established IA years.. zcl5 kearny
ct, rooms . and 10.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-MALE-

MAN and wife wish situations; wife can do
light housework man can do any kind OF
work 1920 Railroad ave. South san iran
cisco.
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YOUNG man experienced in butcher business
would like position 10 drive wagon in
shop. city or country. Box 4S49 Call office
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

STEADY. sober man. % just from back East.
Canada. wishes 10 work in a creamery to
learn butter making. Box 4S4S. Call.
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SITUATION wanted by an energetic young
man. capable of handling mining PROPOSE
tions. placer quartz: no objections % 90
ing 10 Mexico. Address box BIB. Call
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WANTED-Situation as superintedent or
craftsman with architect or contractor;
Chicago experience. Box 1855 Call.
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waloorf-As.oria Hotel. 4. Brentano' .
Union Square; Murray Hin Hotel; tiith-aNe
nue. Hotel and Hoffman House.
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OAKLAND OFFICE. .
Ills Broadway. reiephosie Main lcoo
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NANTED-By experienced young colored
man. position as porter janitor: best OF
reference. Box 3147. Call.
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A WHOLESALE and retail butcher business
in Monterey County. with acres OF land.
dwelling house. slaughter house. shop 1x-
lures, boiler tanks, etc: horses. wagons
and well established trade: this is first
class business proposition All particulars,
r. @. WILkE. 26k Kearny st.
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FLATS To LET.

A-HOUSES and flats to let: an immense list !;
service absolutely free: take advantage Of
this department: II will you time and
trouble. Cordes Furniture Co.. 245-259 Geary
St. on the square.
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HELP wANTED-aIALE.

A-MURRAY & READY. 64-63G Clay ST.
Phone Main 5S4S
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
1902 We Gave 1908 Wen Give
As, COO Men Work &c. 90 Men WorS.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

Nan subscribers IN ordering change OF & az
oress should be particular 10 give both 2 + "
AL OLD ADDRESS in order 70 insure
ironlpt and correct compliance with theiF re-
guest.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

A--$i200; COFFEE saloon and bakery; close 10
Phelan building; e good paying business
but mus: be sacrificed on account Of owner
being sick in hospital. Particulars r. G.
WILKE. 2sh Kearny st.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

WANTED-Situation in San Francisco whole
Sound references. Address box 3T45, Cali.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

EXPERIENCED janitor wishes position: no
children: understands engine and boilers.
Box 3160. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

/ NOTIONS, candy. light groceries: cheap rent;
four fine living rooms 1900 Sanchez st: take
CsstrO-st car. corner OF Twenty-sixth St
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

SPLENDID. quiet. eminently respectable little
house; near theaters, restaurants and the re-
tail shopping district: minutes walk TO
Kearny St; clears $65; clean, complete, COM
Portable: an honest bargain: sold on account
OF departure. MARION GRIFFIN, 406 Ex-
aminer building
FOR SALE-A BOARDING-HOUSE: MEDIUM
SIZE; ELEGANTLY FURNISHED: LOCA-
TON BEST IN THE CITY: LEASE:
OWNER LEAVING TOWN. BOX 2S55,
cALL OFFICE.
A-$3O0o. PRIVATE clearinghouse with 40
elegantly furnished rooms. on Van Ness ave-
rooms always occupied and first-class patron
age. See r. G. WILKE. 26h Kearny St
Sc ROOMS: $500: rent 81 30 per room: new
bldg; new carpets; good furniture: sunny
rooms; $l2oo cash. Eddy ST, room 100
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

WANTED-En gineer's position by an expert
enced engineer and machinist holding l. :.
inspectors license. J. H. WILLIAMS. 2O4
San Jose ave. phone CapD 2t6o
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

ALL POsTNAsTERs ARE AUTHORIZED
TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
hallple Copies wiz be forwarded when re-
Quested-
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
ASTROLOGY

PROF. WILSON, the noted scientific astroIo- ]
ger, vivid horoscope readings: also private I
lessons; cail and convince yourself. 109 Lex I
lnElon ave. near 18th ana VALENCIA SITS.