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bought them for.
Black Dress Goods.

soc a yard-4i-nch wide Black MO
hair. that should be Soc.
zoe a. yard-Heavy Mohalr sicillians.
very brilliant, that should sell TOT
COO.
zoe a yard-Heavy Auto. Cloth, that
should sell for soc.
20c a yard-All Wool Batiste, that al
ways sells tor SOC.
zoe yard-Al Wool Granite Chew
lots that should sell for CSC.
4sc a yard-A1ost Superior All Purc
Wool shrunkcn Chcvots; should be
roc.
s1.10 vard-Finest French voiles.
silk embroidered, that should be
sl.75.
ii a yard-.silk and Wool Crepe Cloth.
al.50 regularly.
76c a yard-Flnest Silk swansdown
made always s1.25.
soc yard--Silk and Wool Black
Electric Cloth, made out OF finest
Australian wool and silk. soft, clean
ing fabric: can be made Zip on silk
or wooden side; should be sl.25 a
yard.
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Dress Making.

Remember that we have Dress
making Department, which Is a mar
vel. we only make dresses from mate
RAILS bought here. Prices are S1.5O
and upward. All goods sponged free.
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Dress Linens.

1bc a Sard-Grass Bleached White
Pure Linen Suiting.
2Sc a yard-Pure Linen. that.y you have
always paid BIC for here.
25e, a yard--1rinest BOO Dress Linens.
fS in all the shades Of blue, for dresses
and clli]dlen's wear Is
IL 1-2c and 1fIc a8yard-Pure Dress
AZ and Blouse Linens
2sc a yard-Lncn Hopsack Sultins.
h for heavy skirting,
30c a yard-5o-inch Furniture Linen.
Housekeepers' Linens.
81 "a yard-The Best Satin Damask
Table Linen In the city for sl.25.
soc yard-Pure Flax and Grass
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Colored and Black Dress Goods

Will stop selling elsewhere in town until this warehouse stoek SAG
We ignore values and sell them according TO What We
hnllqllt them for.
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s9c White Japanese silk, zoe #
500 Black Louisines, ooc.
colored and White Taffetas. h,sh
lnstrc. in MI the newest light shades, u
65c yard.
All silk Lining Taffctas, blacks or
colors. zoe yard.
Yard Wide Black Taffetas. highest
grade, imported to sell for a.6o a.
yard, OIc.
Black Oriental Waterproof Habutai,
twcnty-sevcn inches wide. for rain
coats or other use. 0Sc yard.
Niessaline Crepe, allpuros silk, 600
yard.
Yard Wide Black Peau de Sole, $50
yard.
100 yards Black All silk SPeau de Sole,
65c n yard. Ill.
) arc here III an endless variety
.1.. r.. $50 |, = 4, 1,o,, rnct ~
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Cohen's Sky-Scraper Purcha'

@
Thousands Of and chldren's Thread - ~ vEr
Gloves, 25c. value IN 80 80
Black Tafeta imported from zurLyons dye--cost ooc EC
yard....
s W9o Il Black 1s25 eo soc
ri Ss;s Printed Bate so'a y les for: 9ac
Isle Embroidered Stockings best TIC
Csc Sold for, pair -
Al US Silk Fouards that we're bargain at s9e 25C
Half Hose at half ILr ~ 7Ec
price, pair ~ 80 49,
Heavy Fancy Mattngs, various colors, 10f
q d..... . IN
10 pairs ! Imported 81 Lace Curtains $IOO
4O.inch 15c Linon Inf-
yard - -
ST Tailor White Mercerzed Satin Stripe Shirt 70r
-
4o saas 2se Black orsanaies,a \. . I. . I211ac
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Hundreds Of Pieces Of Silks.

c 1arrcst lot has conc to uc11nonu a.
49, car,; H that Silks have before SOLO AZ sue
80 = nerc bit what ranks the latest spring Styles II
acr,,di1n hacks and whites. ---.
The evening world., 1904-02-01
REAL CHANCE OF CORBETT
AND FITZ COMING TOGETHER
MURPHY PROVES THAT
HE IS LOVES MASTER

To convince Philadelphia fight follow
ers hat one boxer is better than nm
other is like trying to show a Mis-
sourian. That was the ease in the six
round bout between Tommy Love.
P~hiladclphia's best ~llS-pound fighter.
and Tommy Murphy. the great little
fighter Of Harlem, "A week ago, There
were those who thought Love Murphy's
master.
The pair met again on Saturday night
before the National Athletic club, m
when the last period was over there
was II unanimous decision that Murphy
'had 1t on Love Love said so him
self In this statement:
''Thc lid too much for me-
Murphy wasn't In the best shape for
the bout. either. Love was. stu, the
Harlcmitc made Love appear absolutely
inferior. He walloped hard very often,
and sent him to the iioor with a right
t. the face just three seconds before
the gong sounded. It was Il welcome
gong for Love From then on Murphy
forced Love all owe the ring, n the
The evening world., 1904-02-01

Quaker was content to STALL and re-
main on the defensive.
Murphy reached the Philadelphian's
jaw in the sixth round. and down went
the pride of Quakertown, Low was
wabbly M was lying on the ropes
when the ding of the bell ended hos
%tilitics. 1t was one of the fastest nights
seen in philadelphia in II long time, but
mere could have been but one decision,
Now Murphy will likely be matched
with lIugnuy MCtioveIn. j,
Three other New YORK boys crossed
arms with those % the Quaker CITY.
and In every instance the boys from
the big town ,,,
The beginning of the intercity bouts
saw Nat Jacobs. the Harlem iISh.-
weight, in a bout with BuzEard III
grain. and III the NTH round, the litter
went down and out from I, rlSht swInG
To the Jaw. In the second bout johnny
RurdicK "outpuinted George walker, u
clever light hitter of Philadelpn,n
and the third bout saw Jack Lo"cls
give Young Erue'' better than he SEM.
1t was u clean sweep for the New,
York boys, and one which established
the fact that the intolerance OF BOXING
bouts In this city has not sent the STOCK
of the New Workers back any.
The evening world., 1904-02-01
AMATEUR GUESTS
BEGIN TONIGHT

Some of the leading amateur billiard
players of the country will begin play
10 night in tho national championship
billiard at the Liederkranz
Club. at ~Fifty-eighth street and Park
avenue.
The Canadian champion. Arthur Mar,
cote, of Quebec. is entered, and from
the United States are j. De Mum
Smith. Of st. Louis; Charles Conklin. OF
Chicago; Ferdinand Poggenberg. Of
Now York; Arthur Townsend. of Brook
Ign; Edward W. Gardner. of Passaic, n.
j., and DR.. L. j.. Mial, of Kentucky.
The players are all evenly matched.
and II will he hard to piok the winner
of the Eagle gold cup, Two matches
will be played daily after the opening
night, II In the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
and the other In the evening at Sis
o'clock. The referee will he Edward
Mclaughlin the professional,
The evening world., 1904-02-01
"I'll Give Up Every
thing to Fight
Him!" Says Mon
ologue James; "Let
Me Get at Him.
Substance of Fits
Answer.

@oRBET'T and Fitz. the two ex's,
are at it again. This time they
appear to be serious. and a real
ring contest may result from their cx-
change OF opinions on the fstic prowess
of zach.
"Monologue James and the ruby
topped Bath Beach sngc arc far apart.
blu not too far to prevent IA wordy
warfare via the telegraph wires, Cor
bett Is in New Orleans and Fita Is
In st. Louis. and mayhap both need
attention. At any rate, they are YER
tally putting each other on the blink,
so it behooves Jim Coffroth, the Frisco
night promoter. to get busy promoting,
with a meeting Of the pair in view.
Here's what find its way here from
the Corbett present centre of opera
lions:
'Fitzsimmons? Why. he knows | can
lick him. Let him go out and get a
Frisco club or one at any other place,
and then the public will see how much
I'm afraid of him.
"All ! want is a purse of decent
dimensions and I'll get into the ring
and wipe out that. Carson City AFFAIR
in handy fashion.
IN cancel all my theatrical engage
mcnts, just to take him or. That looks
like l am afraid tc fight him. doesn't
1t:
"Fitz knows that l will draw Il good
house anywhere in the country. He l.
broke now and couldn't draw thirty
cents. and figures that II he can get
me to go on with him the bout viii
draw a big house. and he Will take the
lo-er's end 90 it."
Now bark ye to the words of litz
On She subject:
theatrical genius, Corhett. Why, n"
would be easy money fer me, III Givc
up all my "lans for. a business in 81.
Louis during the Worlds Fair II
can be assured there's a chance OF
getting Cornett in the ring asIin.
Eyes. ] might say that's one Of the
few ambitions r.vc now. / Just want
10 prove to COrbett's own satisfaction
that I'm not II 'has-hcen,' and, com
paratively speaking, am Just as good
as was that day out a. Carson.
n viii see at once what arrange
ments can he made IN the way Of "A
location, and ! am here to say thai
II Corbett knocks me out, or gets tho
decision, for hat matter. will he a
whole lot poorer. while have said.
and say IL again. that | 10 not like
the fighting game, only when / huy,
once moro Ought COrlcit and proved
that ] am his master will ! forsak,
The ring forever,
The evening world., 1904-02-01
DON'T Try to DO Too Much or Become
Husky and Strong in Short Order.
BY CHARLES "KID" MCCOY.

LOW to develop the muscles of the arms and how to prevent hecon-
1 ! ing mucebound.
might say right off the reel, "Thats easy!' and on second thought
might say just the opposite.
To the experienced, however, the work of, making muscles on the
arms is comparatively easy.
lcan be brief in this my fourth simple lesson for The Evening Worlds
readers, so III get down to facts right away.
If you would have strong, muscular arms, first equip yourself with a
pair of dumo-berS-ight ones. might also tell you to get Indian clubs
or rig up a pulling machine against the wall of any room in your house that
has a window to it.
About Five Minutes Twice a Day.
The ~dumb-belk, however, answer the purpose we'll enough.
Chop of about five minutes of your morning time, say, before
breakfast, and then arrange to give yourself about the same time in the
evening for a session with the bells.
There are many movements in the manipulation of the weights
SO there is no use in my setting down any one course or form.
The simplest movement is as good as any.
THUS
Extend the arms With a bell in each hand straight out from the
shoulder, then draw them back, bending the elbows at right angles.
You will be surprised to find oWt how a few minutes of this will
tire you.
Then its time to change the movement.
Put both your fists together out straight on a line with your eyes.
Hold the body rigid and hend down to about the knees.
Bring your arms up slowly, describing a semhirck. When YOU have
the movement down fine make the motion faster.
STRENGTHENS Shoulder Muscles, Too.
This not only brings all the muscles in the bcepS and forearm into
play hut also has the effect of bringing the shoulder muscles and those
covering the shoulder blade into play. To vary this motion, next put both
hands fiat at your sides. Then raise them both together with the arms
rigid. This motion is particularly beneficial to the muscles of The forearm
and also strengthens the wrist. BY following these simple exercises you
will notice a slight development in a short time, say a week,
BUT YOU MUST BE REGULAR
IN SKIP A NIGHT.
REGUI ARlTY is EVERYTHING.
Don't try to follow the same exercises in the same order give them
to you here.
Switch them around and employ some original motions.
Some ONT You dust Not Forget.
IT OW to prevent yourself from becoming muscle-bound. This is i'm,
L 1 rortant and a subject that requires care and attention.
DON'T TRY TO GET STRONG. AND HUSKY IN SHORT
ORDER.
DON'T START WITH HEAVY WEIGHTS.
Athletes become muscle bound because they try to do too much work
They overdo themselves.
In this particular case be careful. as said before, and use light
weghs-say a pound each-to start with at least -
The evening world., 1904-02-01
Young Millionaire
Says He Drove His
Auto in That Re-
markable Time.
During Practice on
Ormonde Beach
Course.

ORMONDE. Fla. Feb IA mile ID
thirty-fve seconds! These startling
figures have been made by an auto
according to w. X. Vanderbilt, jr.
~ did it in practice here" says til,
young millionaire. and / am almos
positive that officially 1 can do thirty
seven seconds"
Mr.. Vanderbilt will do no more racing
here. He is now at Palm Beach and
through for the time being with the
sport from a competitive standpoint
He is satisfied with his record during
une meeting. Here are the figures lie
has set up:
The mile in 80 ranks first; the five
inlles In 1888 3-5, an average of 43; the
Ten miles 1t an average of Al; the nifty
miles at an average of 40. All stand az
great records.
A remarkable feature of MI. Wander
bits ifty-mile race is his average
of fo%rty-one seconds for ten miles. This
is quite as remarkable a piece OF au-
tomobiling as his one-mile record of
thirty-nine seconds.
Il was going faster, 1t seems to me,
closing this run than, when l went for
the mile" says Mr.. Vanderbilt; ana
those at the finish declare such to lave
been the case.
In explaining the mile race with Old
field, Mr.. Vanderbilt said. II was sim
ply caught mapping lie woul offer no
excuses at all.
On his departure from here Mr.. YAM
dtrbilt received the committee from the
Florida East Coast Automobile Asso-
citation seated in his car, and assured
Them that they had the fastest course
in tho world. He presented an offer to
the committee OF a $500 trophy for a lc
mile race next year.
The evening world., 1904-02-01
FRISCO RACING SHIFTS!

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ~1.-BeglnninA
to-day 1ngleside will be the scene of
racing. to continue throughout Feb
ruary. A number of contests will be
decided this month, among them the
Burns Handicap n the California
Derby. The Burns Handicap. valued'a t
$4,000, VIII be run next Saturday. Itqs
at a mile and a quarter, for three-yeh-
olds and upward. Weights are TO z.
~nnounce Tuesday. The best field thar
has met for several years viii contest
for It.
The evening world., 1904-02-01

7 TCCOM HOW TO AMMO
IENNDV ~ THE AKWN
MUSCLES OF THE
WRESTLERS ARE To
NAME REFEREE

The question OF referee is the only
hitch in the arrangements for the I'm
ish wrestling bout between George
Fisher, of the New Polo A. A., ana
Fritz Mohl, John Piening's protege. The
pair are to meet in the Polo CLUB
house, on One Hundred n Twenty
ninth street and Park avenue, on
Wednesday night, and tomorrow the
men will likely decide IN the official,
Mohl wants a man versed in the
wrestling game from IN active point
of view to oficiate, while Fisher u
anxious to secure Tim Hurst or a news.
paper man. Both men are In SUPER
shape for the bout, and the result o.
the contest will how the advantage
of the training as prescribed by twt
champions. George Bothner and JON
Piening. Best two in three falls wiz
decide the issue.
The evening world., 1904-02-01
BOTHNER To MEET
"CUBAN WONDER"

Since the announcement that George
Bothncr and the Cuban Wonder haze
agreed to rect on the mat an unusua'
amount Of interest has been manifested
in the outcome. liuthner has been
pitted against the champions at an
styles and conditions, and the niue
wax wrestling marvel has proven h'S
skin AMI AFFINITY at all times by BRING
Ing home the hlg end of the purse.
IN thc cuban he will iird the fastcHt
wrestler he has yet mot and one that
has the strength Of SamsO lie ~
equally Us clever as Ruthn"r, too
The evening world., 1904-02-01
LAD TO
RACE At BAY"

Bill Phillips, who trains for Fred
Cook. and who has the good three
ycar-uld English Lad IN his string, has
cnnnded to friends in Louisville that 4
the colt lives up to his promise IN his
early Western engagements he will be
brought East to start in the Realization
at ShCCpeheAd BAY.
phillips confirms the report that John
E Madden recently offered $4,000 for
English lad. but SAYS that the snn at
Rouuitnl and English Lady is ahsoiute.y
not tor sale.
The evening world., 1904-02-01
BLUES ON WAY TO STUD.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. IA carload
OF valuable thoroughbreds and trotting
horses reached here last night from the
East. In the lot are Blues. the noted
r%acehorse that is being retired to the
stud in Woodford County. Sidney Lucas.
going to the Willamette stud of j. b.
sides a number of trotters purchased by
Senator ]. w, Bailey. of Texas. at the
New York sales.
The evening world., 1904-02-01
a ADVICE TO EVENING T0TTNTH
Nv VDY y WORLD EADER TVDVJN III.
TO-DAY IN HIS
ANOTHER OFFER
FOR RYAN TO-DAY
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

CHICAGO, Feb. L-When Tommy
Ryan. the middle-weight, returns TO
Chicago to-day he win be met by an
authorized representative Of Jim Ken
nedy with a fat offer to meet Jack
O'Brien before the Yosemite Club. or
San Francisco, the last OF February.
a similar offer will reach him through
George Siler. who has been asked TO
put the proposition before Ryan by
Jim Coffroth, of San Francisco.
AS Kennedy and Coffroth have here
tofore been connected with the same
club the two representatives will WORK
I'm unison to secure Tommy's signature
TO a set Of articles calling for a twenty
round contest between O'Brien Inc
Ryan.
The evening world., 1904-02-01
NER0MUS ON MAT TONIGHT.

Emil Selva. the mixed-style wrestling
champion, and Neromus, the Mexican
bull-fghter and wrestler, will meet in
a catch-as-catch-can wrestling matcn
tonight at Apollo Hall, Paterson,
N. j.. Selva is considered one of the
best %all-round knights of the mat, hav-
ing defeated some of the best locaf
cracks. II Neromus gains the decision
he will tackle John Fleming. the
Butcher Boy. for the Graeco-Roman
The evening world., 1904-02-01
orckERsoN,s YACHT FOUND.

PENSACOLA. Fla. Feb. 1.-The yacht
OF e. ii. Dickerson has been found by
boat drifting in the nay. Mr.. Dicker-
son, who has been missing since Friday.
has not been located. and IL IL, believed
either went ashore and set the yacht
adrlft or accidentally fell overheard.
The evening world., 1904-02-01
HOCKEY LEAGUES
RACE FOR TITLE

Tho race for the championship of the
Amateur Hockey League Is interesting
lust now, due to the displacement or
The Crescent \. &. last Friday night,
This is tho first time in fonr years
the Cr"scents have been forced from
the lead. The new Wanderers now
are at the top with a clean score, not
counting the tie game between them
ard the Brooklyn :, e., which will me-
played or latc-. The standing:
The evening world., 1904-02-01
VANDERBILT WILL !.
HAVE AUTO TRACK

William K. Vanderbilt. jr., is to bu,ld
al automobile track of his own. He
has telesraphed instructions from
Florida to engineers to build one at
his new residence At "reepGale," l.. L
Tie new track will be at least a half.
mile and will he ha1kcd oil the turns
Vanderbilt has one or two machines
under construction which he viii t1
out this spring on the new track. -
The evening world., 1904-02-01
TWO MATCHES FOR GARDNER
Especial to The Evening World,

" u Evening WOrlu.D
CHICAGO, Feb. I.-George Gardner
has been matched to hght Diamond
Dick and Jim Driscoll. two third-rate
local men. before the Watlta Club next
Monday. Gardner Is expected to stop
both men. II present plans do not mis-
ding for fight patronage In the field In,
coming week. go
The evening world., 1904-02-01
AMILE IN IS SECONDS CLAIM
OF W. X. VANDERBILT, JR..
VOSBURGH ANNOUNCES
BIG HANDICAP WEIGHTS

The weights for h Brooklyn M Suburban handcaps hv just been Issued
By Omcal Handicappe Vosburgh The uniform scale Of weight ranges IRON j."
To 81 pounds in both cvents Watarboyh has thu tor weight, 1a in the suburban
irving McChesney. he Western champion. m pound. In the BROOKLYN win
out, McChosney has tho place of honor. iere are tine lists of entries
Weights for 10th events:
The evening world., 1904-02-01

only four anne have been playeu
in the college championship series. Yaic
has q clean record, as have Harvard
and Brown. The standing:
The evening world., 1904-02-01

New YOFk,s cures, mostly men De-
Master Specialist tween the ages oGlso
a special cure for such, and a cure. thai. -
mains cured. Inquire about II. -
Dr. i. 4. Williams CO. 'os New "; s:ss 81.
The evening world., 1904-02-01
DR.. Williams Cures Men

My 30 years OF exps-
rlehce as a specialist
IN curing all diseaaAs
or MEN makes II leT-
tain that your affifc-
ton Will be cured ~
me, | cure permanently
M.erN o u 3 Debility.
Wasting WenkneGs
structure, Varicoceb,
Prostate trou
without operation. Ali
BIO o d Diseases. 10
matter now acuultad
or how long standing.
Expert consultation
costs YOU nothing. ySI
hnNe q record ~ $1,000
The evening world., 1904-02-01
The Brooklyn Handicap.

To be run on Thursday. May 20; one mil,
and a quarter.
The evening world., 1904-02-01
The suburban Handicap.

For three-year-olds and upward one mi
and a quarter.
The evening world., 1904-02-01
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1.-The entries
for tn-mnrrnM's races nre as follows;

and five furlongs; sell
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15
LODGING-HoUsEs FoR SALE.

A. CAMERON. g. CO, Phone South 1880.
Eddy St, cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for rooming- houses. hotels and
all kinds of business chances.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

A GOOD poultry man wishes position; un-
derstands incubator and brooders. Address
J. H. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

and writes the English. German and Scandl-
navian languages. wants any POSITION mod
crate salary; best references Box zoVo. CalI.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

EXPERIENCED bOOkkeeper having business
occupying part time desires employment Tor
remainder: exporting accounts or putti ns
books In arrears up 10 date Box l45, Call-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

SITUATION wanted by mil -1e-aged nan.
wife and grown daughter: want poultry or
stock ranch to run on shares OF wages Ad-
dress J. NJ. SLACK. 400 Ninth St
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

RELIABLE man OF trust and best references
wants position in wholesale house. Address
725 Polk St
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

20 rooms: new and up-to-date apartment
mousse luxuriously furnished 5-year contracts
ior cheap lighting; grand new buildihg clear
city.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

AYRES. the leading business college, I2S Mar
ket st; established IS years; lie scholarship.
$50; bookkeeping. shorthand. touch typing.
arithmetic, spelling. etc; positions secured
the college refurnished with new typeWriters
and furniture January 1. Catalogue free
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

ABSOLUTELY clean and respectable; 20 rooms
in heart OF high-toned portion of the city;
rent only 500; guaranteed to clear 500 per
month; this is an opportunity seldom offered
it's good little house; investigate 1T at
once.
MARION GRIFFIN r. 4oe Examiner bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

GARDENER. first class. single. long eXpe-
rfence in landscape gardening. growing or
flowers and greenhouse work. wishes a situ-
alton on a private place references Ad-
dress H. H BOX 2O3O. CaU office
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

BOOKKEEPER or other position; good refer
ence: long experience state salary or wages
Box 2746 Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

PAINTER paper-hanger and tinter wants
work: very reasonable. WILLIAM HAPPs
434 Fulton St; phone Page 1421.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

A FIRST-CLASS manufacturing concern
wants 10 borrow $l5. 600 10 extend it's plant:
will give first mortgage lien covering so
acres land and $4,000 worth OF improve
ments thereon; money will all be spent in
improvements: business legitimate and
searching Investigation allowed; principals
only. Box 2521. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

REPRESENTATIVE calling on wholesale and
retail grocers and bakers IN West Pennsyi-
vania East Ohio and West Virginia wants
good line On commission. references eN-
changed. Address j. H. Oh LCWell ST.
E f. Pittsburg. Pa
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

CHICAGO REPRESENTATI
c GEORGE KROGNESS. Marquette Building
fLonE Distance Telephone. Central 2tl9- ,
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

GENUINE bargain and good home; 26 rooms
on sunny corner north Of Market; splendid.
furnished; very reasonable rent; price $2250
on easy terms.
See MARION GRIFFIN
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15
FLATS TO LET.

A-HOUsES and fats to let; an immense list .
service absolutely free: take advantage %
this department: II will save you time and
trouble. Cordes Furniture Co. 245-259 Geary
ST., on the square
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-15

A RELIABLE man. 40 years ot age Wno
neither uses liquor nor tobacco. wants posi-
tion on raw. grain or stock ranch. handy al
blacksmithing, harness making. etc; best of
refertn noes Box 25O2. Call office.