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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Wsioorf-Astoria Hotel; A Brentano. o.
Union Square: Murray Hill Hotel; Firm avenue
Botel and Hoffman House.
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Sherman House; p. o. News Co.; Great
northern Hotel: fremont House; Auoltoriu1n
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BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco Call;
eorner Market and Third streets; open untl
- CLOCK every night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES:
zoos Market street opposite Fifth: open until
II .. n
az Montgomery street. corner Clay; open until
$3.50 o.. n
600 Hayes street: open until $50 D. m
20 McAllster street: open until $50 p n
80 -afzln street; open until 3 80 p m
Isl mission street; open until 10 ?. n
aOb Eleventh street: open until p. N.
aNSb valencia street: open until 2 D.
northeast corner Church and Duncan streets;
open until D. N.
80 Fillmore street; open until p m
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also; DELICATESSEN. branch bakery and
fancy grocery; nice living rooms; rent SIS;
daily receipts about $50; best location north
Of Market St Call r. G. WILKE. 26h
kesrny 81.
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued.

& CO--Phone South 1850.
3 Eddy st. cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds OF business chances.
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go rooms; new, modern building; elegantly
furnished; close in; full of hrst-class people
clearing handsome profit; fine opportunity t
get an up-to-date house reasonable; sickness
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4 SPECIAL rehearsal Tor the Grand Irish ball
given by the Gaelic Dancing Club viii be
held az Scottish Hall TOMORROW sun
DAAD. at b. This is free TO the pub
lic who are invited 70 witness this exhi-
hition o. Erin's national dances. All mem
bers are requested 10 be present The chill
cren ~ the juvenile class Will also rehearse.
There VIII be- exhibitions Of the Irish reels.
5igs ana hCrnpipes and the Irish quadrille.
polka set and the High Csul Cap. such as
VIII be danced 10y the members at the Irish
bali. which win be held al Mechanics Pa
Nlll0n. SATL RDAN. Oct. % 1904. Admis-
sion free. Special Irish music.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

a MEETING Of the Board Of Medical Exam
liners OF the state OF California will be held
On Tuesday. the 18th day az October, 1900 at
The City Hall IN the City and County OF san
Francisco, state OF California al the hour
Of 10 a. m. Of said day for the consideration
of applications for certificates and for such
other business as may properly come before
g. Dated san Francisco. october 10 1904
Board n Medical Examiners Of the Sta-e OF
California CHARLES L TISDALE, Sc re-
iary.
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TIE California Debris Commission having re-
ceiVed application 10 mine BY hydraulic
process from n. H. Burger. in Dry Gulch
Gravel Nine near Pleasant Valley FL Dorado
County. Cal, draining into Clear Creek
which reaches Cosumnes River. gives notice
that meeting 70 receive any protests will
be held al room 96 Flood bldg. san Fran
cisco. cal. Octoher 81. 1a04. at 30 D. m.
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HOTEL IN San Mateo County; IS
furnished rooms, dining and bar room. bowl
ing alley and dance pavilion; rent 500;
horse. wagon and COWS; 5-year lease. See
r. G. WILKE. 2615 Kearny St
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ASSOC; CORNER grocery and bar on Fulton
street; rent SEQ; living rooms: stock will in
voice about $500; a well established and
hrst class paying business See r. C.
WILKE, 265z Kearny ST.
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Assoc: LIVERY and boarding stable across
the bay; p horses. hacks, l coupe IS bug
g1es. harnesses, etc; 20 steady boarders; sta
bic doing nrst-class paying business: rent
$40. See r. 6. WILKE, 2619 Kearny st.
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A-s2e50; HOTEL OF 80 rooms: rent 100; lease:
with nrst-claEs paying saloon in manufacture
ing town across the bay; good paying busi-
ness. See r. G. WILKE, 26h Kearny st.
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$500; CIGAR stand. rent $50; only 2 blocks
from Call building; a bargain. Call r. G.
WILKE. 2G12 Kesrny ST.
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SWEDISH woman wishes work by the day.
cleaning. sweeping and 1rst-class Iaundress.
Address 1927 Vallejo st.
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EXPERIENCED stenographer. with own ma
chine. desires position; salary $40. Box 264O.
Call office.
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ARRIVED from New York, Prof. Fred p Ev-
ans. famous psychic for slate writing clair
voyance. Office. 1112 Eddy Phone Scott SS7
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MEETING NOTICES

MISSION Lodge No I69 F and A. NJ @
Special meeting THIS SATURDAY. ~
EVENING al 1880 o'clock. First de- d"
gree r. +. ALLAN Secretary.
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A LUNCH SET CONSISTING OF
One TableCloth 42x7O
Twelve Napkins
.. AND
Twelve Doilies

These Sets provide beautiful effects in
table decoration and have become quite a fad
tor lunches, teas and even dinner parties, as
they closely resemble linen in their texture and
are most artistically printed in various designs
coloring is vivid and the effect most natural.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

BEFORE you buy any business call and see
BERG & POPP. 31s Kearny st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

"a rooms; rent s145; new and elegantly fur
nished; oak and mahogany; fine proposition;
good lease.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

AN experienced typewriter and stenographer
desires position; general office work collect
ing. etc: $40 week Box 1855 Call office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

A FIRST CLASS cook wants a situation IN
private family; best OF references. Address
MISS CARLSON. 436 Elizabeth St
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ASSOC; CORNER saloon in wholesale dis
trict; no night or Sunday work; rent S75;
lease: good paying business: value in sight;
owner engaged otherwise See r. G. WILKE,
26l5 Kesrny st.
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$4,000; roadhouse and grocery, with acres
OF land; house OF rooms, dining-room, kitch-
en-, etc; monthly income $1,000: one Of the
best business properties; about rs miles from
city See r. Q. WILKE, 265h Kearny st
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COMPETENT woman desires position as house
keeper, roOmtng or boarding house. Box
26S3 Call office
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S6O0-CIGAR stand on Kearny ST. close to
Suffer: good paying stand: Of sale,
owner don't attend to his business. Call r.
G. WILKE. 261E Kearny st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

WANTED-By Canadian Protestant woman.
cooking and housework IN small family
Call 81 Hermann st.
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ASSOC: CORNER grocery and bar; Western
Addition; living rooms; rent $45; AZ years
lease; splendid location and good-paying bus
mess. r. G. WILKE. 26h Kearny st.
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| A-S60OO; saloon. with 10 years lease; close TO
Chronicle bldg; rent $3.50; return rent $II5;
place doing good business; full value in sight;
great bargain See re. WILKE. 261s Kearny.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

16 rooms; rent SOS: good furniture and car
pets: always full; must sell within next ter
days; leaving city; make offer.
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A-SSO0: CORNER saloon; rent $50; place
surrounded by factories and doing a good
paying business Call R. c. WILKE, 26h
Kearny A.
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S35O0-SALOON. one block from Market: bar
gain. See BERG & POPP, 31s Kearny St
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Assoc; CORNER bakery and confectionery.
ice-cream parlor. etc: 4 fine living rooms;
ness in the city. See r. C. WILKE, 26h
Rearny ST
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LADY, thoroughly experienced stenographer in
mercantile work also bill clerk desires Do
sition; salary not less than $50: best refer
ences given Box 2454 Call office.
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MRS. CRINDLE'S Undertaking. seance Su
day eve. soc; s O'Clock. 32s Ellis st.
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House p o. News Co.; Greai
&orthern Hotel: fremont House; Auditorium
Hotel Palmer House.
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sS75 to s1OoO-CIGAR stands in good loca-
ton; bargains. See BERG & POPP, BIS
kearny st.
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! $3.50: CANDY. ice cream and tamale par
lor on Devisadero st. and nice furnished
roomsi rent SIS; bargain: owner sacrifices,
as he must leave the city. Call r. G..
WILKE 26h Kearny ST
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A SWEDISH girl wants position a. general
homework. Call ct 2737 Twenty St.
corner Of Bryant; $50 month.
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued
no TRIFLERs NEED TO APPLY.
If YOU MEAN BUSINESS.
See Y q WTI.KE 2fA Kearny ST

Department store; dry goods, clothing and
carpets: business established 50 years and
known as one Of the best paying mercantile
establishments across the bay; stock will in
voice 10 about $35, 900; owner to retire; will
accept u cash, balance on first-class security.
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Sl600-SALOON; near Market; bargain; cal
at once. BERG & POPP, 31s Kearny st.
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DO YOU WANT a nice genteel business that
IS guaranteed to clear $1,000 per annum on an
investment Of s65002 Besides, for your in
vestment you receive a stock of goods and
fixtures that will invoice close to $4,000; busi-
ness is located in one OF California's most
beautiful and prosperous inland cities less
than 80 miles from San Francisco: long lea
with very reasonable rent on building; such
an opportunity is seldom offered and is
worthy OF your immediate investigation. For
fun particulars see
MARION GRIFFIN
Room 4O6, Examiner bldg, San Francisco Cal
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S3OO0-HOTEL and bar so rooms as board
ers. See BERG & POPP, BIS Kearny st
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OAKLAND OFFICE 100.
e Broadway. Telephone Main lOeS
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Sl400-SALOON and merchants lunch; whole
sale district. See BERG POPP, BIS
Kearny st
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Wsloorf-Astoria Hotel: A. Brentano. o.
Onion Square: Murray Hlu Hotel; Fifth-aVenu'
botel aEo Hoffman House
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A-S2ONO; CORNER grocery and bar, with
living rooms; rent S45; best location on Mis-
sion at place established years: fresh stock:
value in sight and good paying store. See
r. G. WILKE 26h Kearny st.
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&C "A COMPLETE SET OF CREPE PAPER LUNCH SETS,
Observation-Disclosures.

THE Paul Gerson School Of Acting. the largeu
institution devoted exclusively TO dramatic
learning in America; positions guaranteed
Send for catalogue. Native Sons building
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x Tor THE CALL The Operator VIII Con
aect You With the Department You WISH
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c. MAYO STEERS. trance medium. sO5 Larkin
room 49, readings 1 to 3; tel South 319.
MRS. LESTER. clairvoyant, medium and life
reader; cir. eve'g 10c; read daily 43 9Th.
DEAD-TRANCE medium: genuine unique
successful ia McAllister ST.: no sign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
COFFEE cATARRH.
An unsuspected Cause.

49,.
1t Is curious how many diseases come
from dsordcrcd nervous system, which
locates disease In some part or the pody
and the primary cause can olten De
traced to coffee. which first breaks down
the nervous system. A Georgian says;
y ,'1rhere Is no doubt coffee gave me
nasal catarrh. The ceptim In my nose
was all gone, and the catarrh was eating
.ts way, getting hold of the main bone or
the nose. II also affected my sight very
much 5
"My nose was constantly dripping
bloody water, but In two weeks time al
ter quit coffee. and used Postum Food
Coffee In It's place, / could see my way
very YELL the dripping from my nose
stopped, ana my nose finally got perfect
ly well and healthy, as far as IS possi-
BILE for the ceptim to grow back
There Is no doubt t was a case OF
coffee cattarrh and the cure was made
entirely by changing from coffee to Pos
tum, The rest of my family took up the
rev drink and Postum relieved my wife
and little boy of frequent headaches and
what is called coffee headache" Is not
Known In our family any more. Our
sleep Is 80 much more refreshiHgf
eve have influenced many people to
try Postum. and all of them Ike 1t better
the longer they use 1t, and most Of them
say is better than coffee" Name given
by Postum Co, Battle Creek. Mich.
Ten days, trial Postum in place OF cof-
fee often works wonders. There's q
reason. ea
Look in each package for the famous
little book, tIhe Road to Wellyille."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
SELL MIDDLE OF HOUSE.
Front Door Of Miller & Rhoads's
Store to Highest Bidder.

No little comment has been caused In
real estate circle; in fact. business cir
els generally, by an advertisement which
appears in another column OF this paper.
in which Mr.. W. B. Pzzini, real estate
agent. advertlses to sell at auction
Thursday afternoon next the Broad
Street entrance to the large dry goods
store Of Miller & Rhaods. AS the sale of
the center of a house in Richmond Is n
most unusual thing, possibly without a
parallel In years. Mr.. Pizzini was asked
for an explanation. He said:
THE large store now occupied by
Messrs. Miller G. Rhoads is built upon the
site Of three former stores, all OF which
were owned by separate parties. When
they were torn down to make way, for
the new single store, each of the three
owners erected their respective portions
of the new store. and It was leased as a
whole to Messrs. Miller & Rhoads on
completion. Mrs. Caroline Straus who
owned the center lot, has died and in
order to partition her estate amongst the
heirs 1t has become necessary to sell No.
513 East Broad Street. The property is
no differs. &rom any other piece Of real
estate on which house is located. with
the exception OF the fact that there are
no side walls TO the house. The founda-
tons, floors, roof and front and, back
walls, of course, all go with the lot at
the sale" F iEt'5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
USES VERSE HANDY.
New York Farmer Inspired to
Sing Virginia's Praises.

Mr.. w. Fl. Ellington. OF Naples. N. Y,
who has been corresponding with Commits
eating in Virginia. became SO favorably i'm
pressed with the opportunities and advantages
which the State offered, that last week he
arrived In Richmond. direct from his home
in New York, his mission being TO make an
Inspection of the Old Dominion He called
at the commissioners office, and after Sc
curing the Information desired, he set out
on his trip through the State. He returned
to the city yesterday, enthusiastic over Vir-
ginla as n home for the farmer.
Il So enthusiastic was he. that his Impressions
of tho State took the form OF rhyme, and
the poet farmer from New York. In writing
to his home people. described In verse his
tour of inspection. "a
Mr.. Ellington leayes for his home In Naples,
NJ VI, to-day. He expects in the very near
future to purchase farm In Virginia, and ii,
now. considering several locations with which
+ he was much pleRSed MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
NARROW ESCAPE
OF SALOON MAN
Justice John Sends Jack the Rip
per to the Grand Jury.
Police Court.

There were q whole lot Of small cases
before Justice John yesterday. but he
devoted little time to them and centercd
his wisdom on the cases that caused
interest.
innate frlneds as King Terry, was sent
to the grand jury on the charge of at
tempting to kill Deodate Londi, In Ital-
Ian restaurant keeper. at Fifth and Mar
shall Streets. The Italian had bounced
the negro from his place on Saturday
night. Sunday afternoon the negro
sought revenge. FIe passed I.andi's place,
suddenly made a lunge at him. The Ital-
Ian lodged. and in doing so saved his
own life, for the negro had g dangerous
knife In his hands. AS 1t happened the
thrust struck him Just under his chin.
DIR. Gee attended him. and fixed him
A. Il. Broadus was held for com.
mission OF lunacy He got out in the mid
die Of the street and fired a musket at
random, thinking he was bombarding
the Spanish fleet. Officer Shoemaker
attended to him.
Mark Armstrong was put under bonds
for thirty days for disturbing his wife,
from whom he Is separated. He said
he went to give his child some candy
The Chlldrons Aid Society will look
into the matter and attempt to get con-
troll OF the child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
Charters Granted.

The following charters have been
granted by the State Corporation Com-
The Pearce Company dncorporated).
Norton;. j.. @. Pearce president; oap-
ta stock $500 to $1,000.
Augusta Printing Corporation. staun,,
ton; w. II. Landes, president; capital
stock $1,000 to $4,000,
The Cuban Land and Cattle Company
dncorporated), Richmond; Greed NJ. Full
ton president; capital stock. $4,000
corpora ted), Abingdon; r. 3. Hagy. pres
idennt and treasureri capital stock $4,000
Fairfax store and Hardware Company
dncorporatcd), Fairfax: G, II, Mitchell,
presidents capital stock 5000 to $1,000.
The Soule Corporation, MountYile;o j,
IA; soule, president; capital stock 1000,
Warwick Printing Company Gncorpo-
rated, Newport News; q ~ Thacciksr.
presidents capital stock $4,000 70 $1,000;
st. Paul Coal Company Nncorporated);
George II. Hardaway, president; capital
stock $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
THE ELT[SIOF
MANCHESTER
Number Of Them to Go to the
Grand Lodge Meeting
in Cincinnati. III
JOINT NJ EETING OF COUNCIL I
Funeral Of an Infant To-day.
Corporation Court Adj 8
journs for Term.
Manchester Bureau, Times-D Dispatch
M a 7 81 mn i{R3 No HOP Hull Street.1 K

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispa tcll I sS
No 1102 Hull street.J
Manchester Lodge OF Hiss met last
night In regular session, and lot Of
Interesting business was traneacted'
This lodge Will send a large delegation
70 the meeting Of the Grand lodse in
Cincinnati on July 1Sth-2Oth
The party will go on the special over
tho Chesapeake and Ohio, ieaving Rich.
n1ond on tho afternoon of.;uly 18th. The
Manchester Elks will join the Rlchmond
contingent, together with d buau from
Newport News. At chnrl ,tteavil!e and
staunton other Elks will bard the train
md tho whole party will 80 to whoup
things up for Archie Burke lcr grand sec
5ietury.
There will be several hundred IN tho
party, and Burke rooters Wi bc seen
and heard In Cincinnati.
For President.
II Or. Fucker has been prominently mem
toned for pres. dent Of he Board Of
Health, ito succeed DR.. Fill, resignot.
& DR.. Migrants name has also been men
toned, but 1t not vet know, upon whom
Tho honor will fall and 1t may be Y,
dark horse. 1siF
Water w orks.
At the meeting Of tho Cts Council to-.
plight, the sense OF that body In rufer-
cnce to the proposed new pump house
and clear water will be taken up.
Several members have already eAprcss-
Cd themselves as favorable to new at
far all through, but othcrs prefer to CON
tinue awhile with the old worhs, and try
the clear water scheme alone.
Court Notes.
Mayor Maurice sent Charles Jones.
colored, to jail for thirty days as a sus-
| pcious character
J, I'll. Taylor paid 50 for being too drunk
I, for comfort IA 6
| Tom Flynn a circus man. arrested for
| drunkenness, was ordered out Of town.
The Corporation Court adjourned for
the term on Saturday.
Funeral of an Infant.
The funeral of the infant son of the
| late Mr. j. B. Hall and Mrs. Hall will
be from the home, No. 1913 Maury Street,
at 10 o'clock this morning. The burial
will BIO in lakewood. The child died at
40 o'clock yesterday morning.
Joint Session.
The City Assembly will meet in Joint
session tonight for the purpose of elect
Ing officials. The following are to be-
clected Twelve school trustees. -four
] water commissioners, president Of the
. Board Of Health, and gas Inspector.
The Committees on Elections and Lands
and Buildings are called to meet tonight.
and the fire commissioners viii try to
get together.
4 Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. w. "a. Neal is improving the build
| Ing at the northwest corner Of Eighth
| and Hull Streets
Commemorative Attorney Page is anx-
ious to recover his straw hat that was
taken away