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BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued.

A-CAMEECN & cO.-Phone South 1850.
5 Edoy st, ccr. Market and Powell.
Headquarters lor all kinds OF business chances.
For saie-several good business propositions for
investors such cigar stores, groceries and
bars. bakeries. furnishing goods merchan-
disc. country hotels. restaurants and many
other propositions too numerous to mention;
would be pleased TO have you call and inspect
our list. CAMERON & CO.. ) Eddy ST.
For sale-First-class bazaar and cigar busi-
ness; Al location. long lease. cheap rent. hx-
lures and store up to-date; established IL
years; fine new stock of goods; has never
changed hands; now clearing $500 ana over
per month; best reason for selling; an op-
portunity of 4 lifetime. See CAMERON
co.
For -well-furnished and equipped coun-
ily motel; % rooms; rent only Slo9' iuyehr
out; about 80 miles from S. F.; fine, grow
ing town; present owner made fortune ana
wants 10 retire. CAMERON & CO, Eouy.
For sale-One Of the best hay. grain. feed.
horses anu aoa coat gsraS, s e;nneS cnp present
owner retiring from retail business; guaran-
teed to clear about $500 per month; BOOKS
open Tor inspection. CAMERON & CO.
Exchanges made in all kinds of real estates
rooming- house and business chances. CAME
RON -& CO., Eddy st.
For sale-well located cyclery; rent SIPS; 8.
year lease: sell. rent and repair all kinds or
bicycles; carries full supplies agency best
wheel on market; does business OF $500 to
S2CO0 per month; goods at invoice CAME
RON co.
First-class saloon downtown blocks from
Market St; rent $75: well fitted up; receipts
SIS to s25 per day: must be sold on account
OF other business: price $1,000. CAMERON
Harness and saddlery shop well located; rent
SIP; well stocked; fine wax machine; all
bench tools. eVerVthQR price SlUOO,
more than value IN sight; retiring from busi-
ness. CAMERON & co.
wanted-A good business man with $500 cash
to associate himself with practical surveyor
for establishment OF land office; new reser-
walton just opening up; has been in employ
OF Government CT same land for years an
opportunity Of a lifetime; expenses from
start. CAMERON & co.
WANTED-Immedlately. a young man with
ability and moderate capital partner in
an established real estate agency Particu-
lars 214a Center st. Berkeley. Cal.
S14Oo-DELICATEssEN store on principal
street, near Market good location. Box 1893.
Call office.
FOR sale-smaII restaurant; price reasonable.
Call at premises. $50 Washington st. cor.
Powell
FOR sale-Delicacy and grocery; cheap rent;
living rooms; $3.50. 2931 Sixteenth ST.
1881 Sixteenth st.
WANTED-Lady or gent with 500; theatrical
proposition; investigate. R. II. 110 Eddy st.
CHRISTIAN party with some money to invest
see me Box 1854. Call office.
LIQUOR store and saloon; fine wine cellar; good
lease; good corner. 2S9S 18th St, cor Howard.
FOR SALE-A cigar stand. with pool and
blliard-roon attached. Box 2SS1. Call office.
FOR SALE-A well paying oyster house: must
be sold: trouble between partners. 80 7th ST.
ROUTE II, San Francisco Call for sale. APP
ply San Francisco Call office.
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LoDGrNG-HousEs FOR SALE.

A-CAMERON & CO.--Phone South 1850
8 Eddy St. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming- houses. Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances.
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You can't beat this beautifully furnished
100 room. downtown house; carpets. furnitur
and draperies of the very best; electric lights
steam heat; in fact everything modern and VI
to date; long lease; cheap rent; owner leaving
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This speaks for itself; IS rooms furnished i,
oak; new carpets and full to the roof Will
good people which brings in profit OF SIS pc
month: sickness .compels sale.
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We have 13 beautifully furnished rooms Il
fine block on Post st: full incest kind OF room
ers new and modern throughout: brings II
nice income: furniture In oak. oirdseye maple
furnish six months ago; obliged to leave city
big bargain S1200
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Address Cosaaauascetlo-s 20
JOHN McNATGHT. ...... Manager
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OAKLAND OFFICE:
1915 Broadway. y.......... Telephone Main 1858
BERKELEY OFFICE:
21ss Center Street. ........ Telephone Nortn -
WASHINGTON CORREsPONDENT;
SAMUEL ". WALL. -Hotel Barton
NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. A. bIentaho OF o.
Union Square Murray Hill Hotel; tltth-aNenue
Hotel and Hoffman House
CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House: p O. News Co: Great
Northern Hotel fremont House; Auditorium
Hotel. Palmer House
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE;
c. GEORGE EROGNESS. Marquette Bulleing
LoIg Distance Telephone, Central 2ol9 ,
NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN p. SMITH 80 Tribune Building
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
c. c. CARLTON. N...-..-.........H Herald Square
BUSINESS OFFICE ot the san Francisco Call
corner Market and Third streets; open until
= O'Clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES:
zoos Market street opposite Fifth; open until
II D.
527 Montgomery street. corner Clay; open until
300 HAYES street; open until 9:3O p. m
639 McAllister street; open until 9:3O p. m
Go Larlztn street; open until $3.50 p m
1871 Mission street; open until 10 p n.
lO96 Valencia street: open until p n.
Northeast corner Church and Duncan streets;
open until p n.
200 Fillmore street: open until p n.
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A-CA1iEION & CO.-Phone South 1850.
Eday st, cCr. Market and Powell
Headquarters for all kinds OF business chances.
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For saie-Several good business propositions for
investors, such as cigar stores, groceries and
bars bakeries, furnishing goods, merchan-
disc. country hotels. restaurants and many
other propositions too numerous TO mention;
would be pleased to have you call and inspect
list. CAMERON & CO., ) Eddy st.
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LoDG1NG-HousEs FOE sALE-ccn.

4oe Hearst bldg, over examiner entrance,
corner Sd and Market SITS. Tel. Black 36oi
hotels and rooming houses for sale Free list.
We furnish abstracts free & guarantee titles.
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LIVINGSTONE,
THE OCCULT WONDER.
FOR A RELIABLE. INTELLIGENT CLAIR
VOYANT READING, CONSULT
LIVINGSTONE.
FIVE RECEPTION PARLORS LADY AT
TENDANT. 2615 KEARNY ST.
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For sale-First-class bazaar and cigar busi-
ness; Al location, long lease. cheap rent hx-
lures and store up-to-date; established Il
years; fine new stock of goods; has never
changed hands; now clearing $3.50 ana over
per month; best reason for selling; an op-
portunity Of i lifetime. See CAMERON d
CO.
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Here is Il rooms: Van Ness: furnished in OAK
and mahogany: good carpets; all full; clearing
nice little salary every month; it is yours al
$500.
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For sale-Well- furnished and equipped coun-
Try hotel 80 rooms; rent only $50; 10-year
lease; newly painted and renovated through
out; about 30 miles from s. F.; fine, grow
ing town; present owner made fortune and
wants 10 retire CAMERON & CO., Eddy
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN 3 SNITH--.3O Tribune Buildin
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT
c c CARLTON. N...............H Herald Squsr
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE
c. GEORGE EROGNESS. Marquette Building
LOIg Distance Telephone, Central 2ol9- ,
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First-class investment where you carr
room house: rent only $125 per month; choice
location on Sutter ST.. always full; best Of oak
furniture good carpets: sickness only reason
for selling.
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BUSINESS OFFICE of the san Francisco CAL,
corner Market and Third streets; open until
= O'Clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES:
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS;
Sherman House: p O. News Co.: Great
Northern Hotel. fremont House; AuditoriuIn
Hotel: Palmer House
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Naldorf-Astoria Hotel A. Brentano- 81
Union Square. Murray Hin Hotel; Fifth-aFenu'
Hotel and Hoffman House
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A-HOUSES and flats to let; an immense list;
service absolutely free; take advantage OF
this department.: 1t will save you time and
trouble Ccrdes Furniture Co.. 245-59 Geary
St, on the square
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Swell family hotel on Sutter St. beautifully
furnished; always full; there are so rooms rent
only S425: obliged 10 leave city; will be sold at
half cost to furnish
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COTTAGES, houses and flats to let; every de-
sirable vacant place in San Francisco on
our lists; service absolutely free: let US find
you place: come in and let US know what
rent you want to pay ana the locality; I'VE
do the rest" Sterling Furiture Company.
1899 Market ST.. opp. McAllister.
TURK, 1161. adjoining Jefferson Park-New
elegant Groom upper fiat; every room food
ed with sunshine.
ELEGANT, new upper fat rooms with attic.
beamed ceiling paneled dining room; rent
low. 1883 McAllister st.
NOE 1852 corner Elizabeth-Sunny corner up
per hat new: rooms and bath; modern i'm
provements; convenient to 24th-Castro cars.
FLAT 5 rooms and bath. $23 so. 40 Sanchez
st bet. Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
FINE sunny fiat rooms. BATH 2 attic
rooms aud basement. 142S Green st.
FLAT of Z sunny rooms. bath. 3435 Twentieth
St. bet Capp and Howard
LEAvENwORTH. 15I9A-F1at Of rooms:
yard and gas: rent S12.
NEARLY new upper fat. rooms and bath
336 Tehama st.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
 REFUSES REQUEST

Berlin, Oct 21.- The government has asked Great Britain to permit Ger many to use Wa1fish bay for the land ing of troops and supplies essential in the war against the natives of German Southwest Africa. The British gov ernment has refused positively to grant the request. Walfish bay is the only good harbor for a thousand miles along that coast It lies near Swakopmund, the port of entry to German Southwest Africa, which Is a difficult harbor to enter. It recently took German transport four weeks to land three companies of troops, with their horses, guns and supplies. Great Britain's refusal will, it is as- serted, interfere seriously with Ger many's military plans in Southwest Africa.
 Gable dispatches nearly every day bring news of some small German re- verses in Southwest Africa. News was telegraphed last night that the German success at Nomtsas had been captured by the Hottentots.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
QUESTION IN DISPUTE.
Where Is a Mans Residence Supposed
 tO be.

The board of registration is rushing things in the city court room to-day. Up to o'clock this afternoon they had made 140 electors and the work was going on as rapidly as possible. It was said that 75 of those who appear ed were republicans, but democrats shouldn't be discouraged about that. Some of them find it hard to get away from their work and expect to get in at the evening sessions. All should not look to this, however, for if they do many will have to wait until next year. The board will sit tomorrow from 10 o'clock in the morning until 1:8O in the afternoon and from 2:30 in the afternoon until in the evening. The only disputed case was that of Wendell P. oBoth, advertising agent for the Republican, who wants to vote in Waterbury, but as his wife is a resident of New York, the board held that the question of residence has all ways been determined by the place where mans wife and family live and asked for time to look up the law a little more carefully. Many opinions were expressed upon this question. and while it appeared that the board was backed by precedent, 1t looked as if the sentiment was in favor of admit ting the applicant, but, as one of the selectmen said, it was not question of sentiment, but a matter of law, and that if Mir Booth was entitled to vote in Waterbury nobody would try to de prive him of the privilege.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
TIMELY TOPICS.

The Langley Furniture Go wants to make your acquaintance. See that S2 offer in another column.
 The best shoe for women at $1.5O is sold by J. G. Jackie & Sons. See ad.
 The Curran Dry Goods Go can show you something good in hosiery and un- derwear tomorrow, and at low prices
 J. B. Mullings & Son advertise nice line of suits for the boys for confirms tion and other occasions.
 Mailhiot at 151 South Main stret has big line of infants outfits, and at low prices
 The Union Supply Go prints com bination order to-day that is a record breaker.
 Jones, Morgan & Co say they can fit you with the very best clOthina and at prices that will please you.
 Castles corner will be good place to loiter around tomorrow, for you can buy meats for Sunday lower than ever.
 The Miller & Peck Go is having a wonderful silk sale. Call and see the bargains.
 Upson. Singleton & Go have a few words worth thinking about in their ad to-day. Look it up.
 E. J. Finn has the smart shoes foA young men. See the new fall styles.
 J. M. Burrall & Go say if you want good furniture give them call and look over their big stock.
 Reid & Hughes offer some Saturday bargains that beat all past offerings. See the list.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
{ POLICE TESTIFIED.
Cannot Understand Motive for Crook
 sson Murder.

Woonsocket, R. l., Oct 21.-The local police do not know Joseph Mongeaon, the victim of the Crookston. Minn, murder, and are considerably mystl, fled by the developments in the case. Mongeaon's name does not appear iA the local directory. The fact that ad> vices from Crookston received by the officials here three days ago indicated that the murdered man had a letter in his pocket bearing the maiden name Of the wife of Joseph Guilmette of this city, and that Guilmette was with Mongeaon when he was last seen alive, IS considered by the police as evidence that jealousy may have led to the mur- der The mutilation of the body also is believed to bear out this theory.
 The police had not been advised early to-day by the Crookston officials either that Fontaine, who yesterday was believed to be the murdered man. had been found alive or that he had positively identified the dead man aa MongeaOn, friend of Guilmette. but learned these facts through the Asso- ciated Press dispatches and at once began trying to trace Mongeaon's con- nection with the Guilmette family.
 Inquiry at the home of Mrs Guil- mette brought forth no new light in the case. The woman, who is French and does not understand English well. has been greatly disturbed by the ire quent calls of the police and the news. paper men. Fright and anxiety pre- vent her from considering the situation intelligently. The woman said to-day that she did not know Joseph Mon- geaon, nor did she know that her hus- band was acquainted with him. While she thought yesterday that Fontaine might in some way have obtained a letter bearing her name from her bus. band, she could not explain how such thing could have been accomplished by stranger and she expressed doubt that the letter was found on the vic tim
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
FLAGSHIPS DECORATED
 IN HONOR OF DAY

London, Oct Trafalgar day was celebrated to-day at home and in the colonies with the usual decorations and dinners. Nelson's flagship, the Victory, at Portsmouth, was gaily decorated with flags and decked with laurel and flew Nelson's famous sig nal. The base of the admiral's col umn in Trafalgar square here was elaborately covered with wreaths, prominent among the floral tributes being one of huge dimensions, tied with the French and Spanish colors, sent by the navy league with respect and honor to the memory of the gal lant French and Spaniards who fell at Trafalgar"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
sCRANToNs SUCCESSOR.

New York, Oct 21.-Negotiations have been arranged, acording to the Herald, for an election Of successor to Walter Scranton, who resigned more than a year ago as the president Of the Lackaw wana Steel Go. F. A. s. Clark, general manager of the Inter- national Harvester Go, well known in iron and steel circles in the west, has been chosen by the directors, 1t Is stated, and after certain formalities the announcement of his election will be formally made. MT Clark was at one time the general manager of the Illinois Steel Go.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
MORE ABOUT THE
 AIR LINE RAIL ROAD

New Haven. Oct 21.-President Mel len of the N. F., N H. and H. rail- road, to-day gave out the following in terview which was held with represen. tatives of the people of Middletown. It was suggested that the action of the people of Middletown in connec- ton with the cemetery would largely influence the railroad company in it's plans and will probably lead to ex. pendituTes being made on the Air Line road, which without the elimination of the cemetery would probably be made on the Shore Line. The representatives left, disposed to do what they could to Raasnote mutual interests.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
FOR BETTER STREETS.
City 0facials Would Bond tho City tn
 Meet Expenses.

Some of the present city officials are becoming converted to the notion that it is cheaper to bond the city and pave the streets than continue main taining dirt roads and doing a small amount of paving each year. They claim that it would give us better streets and fix things so that those who will own the town after the whole of us have been called away will have to take up some of these burdens. This is an old subject and if the Elton administra ton can figure out some way by which we can sue ceed in putting share of the cost of paving the streets upon our successors everybody will want to see it done. While they are wrestling with the question it is hoped they will hit upon some scheme whereby the next gen eration will shoulder the whole bur Gen
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
OLD WORK BROUGHT s5ao.

New York, Oct 21.-"Othello, Moor of Venice the only known complete copy of the first issue of Charles Lambs juvenile tale, has been sold at auction here. It brought only $530. This story, combined with others was reprinted to form the 'Tales from Shakespeare, written by Lamb and his sister, Mary. The only other known copy is in the possession of an English collector and is said to be in |a less perfect condition u ane Izust sold here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
NEW PEACE DELEGATES.

Washington, Oct 21-In the course of two days the president will dis patch formal invitations to the powers to name delegates to the new peace conference to be held at The Hague The powers are invited to suggest a date for the holding of the conference. Secretary Hay submitted a draft of the invitation to the cabinet today.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21


 On fhe general result the betting in New York Wednesday was all at to ! in favor of Roosevelt and 2 to that he would carry the state H. G. Hem ming bet S10,O0O on Roosevelt to $2,- 300 put up by T. H. Dorey. Allen. McGraw Go made two bets of 5000 each at 4 to 1, the Parker end being taken by Pomroy Brothers and Max Borg. At the close there were numer7 oue offers of Roosevelt money, and no takers. c. R. Hammerslough offered fo bet $1O,O00 to $5.000 that Roosevelt will carry New York state and others were trying to bet the same way. Betting on the result of the guberna- foriaI contest was mostly at even money, as compared with the previous days odds of 10 to 9 and 10 to 8 in favor of Herrick All the even money on Herrick was taken, and at the close it was the Higgins money that remain cd uncovered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
The Reid & Hughes Dry Goods Go
 TELEPHONE 4lo Specials for All Day Saturday

Handkerchiefs Another lot of those Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs some with white center and coored borders others with col ored borders and fancy center were soc,
 Saturday only lOc each Women's white hemsitched initial Handkerchiefs all let ters, at Sc each for 25c
 Ribbons All silk afea ribbon in black, white, navy and light col ors. Mo- 50, at l211ca yard
 Hosiery Women's fast black hose regular made, regu ular 25c quality for l7c pair Women's Jersey ribbed vests and pants heavy weight long sleeve vests and ankle pants regular soc quality
 For Saturday 36c Jersey ribbed Corset Covers with long sleeves too, at 25c each
 Lace Collars lot of ecru Lace Collars, good size shape. worth 75c each, for 500 Ladies 2-clasp Kid Gloves, all shades and sizes Lily of the Valley and Violet Perfume, 25c an oz
 Jewelry Special 500 assorted enameed eweIed and gold Brooches lar 25c goods, at loc each Fancy Toilet Soap, violet perfumed cakes box reg ular price loc cake Special 2Oc box English jet Rocharnbeau Tea Pots sizes-35 42 5o
 Special at 25c 35c and 45c each opece Toilet Sets in colored decorations were S2 25 at 8A@ 2' gss $18o each < oo-piece American porcelain Dinner Set green and gilt decorations regular price S135O. Special o50 each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-21
GOES TO CONSOLIDATED.

New York, Oct 21.-While no off, cial statement could be obtained to- day. it was generally accepted in Wall street as true that the control of the Ontario and Western road has passed to the New Haven road It is under. stood that two trunk line systems op- posed the efforts of the New Haven road to secure control.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-12
TAMMANY WANTS CONTROL
Parker for President and Marshal
Field for Vice President.

Chicago, Jan. 12.-Walter Well
man, in Washington special to the
Record-Herald, says: Judge Parker
for president and Marshall Field for
vice president. This is the popular
ticket with the democrats assembled
here for the meeting of the national
committee.
Democratic leaders think they have
chance to beat President Roosevelt
at the polls, and in order to do that
they realize that they must be con-
sentative and stop quarreling among
themselves. TO promote harmony
they appear to have tied Cleveland,
Bryan and Olney in bag and thrown
the bag into the sea. Many of the
best informed men are worried about
the strength of the Hearst organiza-
ton, and plans are making to cir
cumvent the Hearst scheme to buy the
nomination.
cit is generally conceded that if
Tammany goes in for Parker he will
be the nominee. All the indications
are that Tammany is for Parker, but
for the present at least does not wish
to announce it's attitude.
MANY Tammanyites are talking for
Mayor Mcclellan for president, but
this is believed to be only a bluff. 1t
serves as a mask for the real Tam
many purpose for the time being.
There is not the slightest doubt in
the world that Tammany is out to win
the presidency if it can, and that it
intends to do the trick with a New
York man."