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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31

OFFERS wanted
on these 10 houses
No. L.
JUST LISTED
10-roon fiat, corner
north of Market:
full OF people; rent $50.
Price $500.
- No. 9.
II rooms south OF Mar
ket; cause OF sale,
death in family; all
men roomers.
Price $3.50.
- No. 8.
15 rooms north OF Mar
ket; transient; snap.
Price $3.50.
- No. 4.
1S rooms on\ Leaven-
worth; rent $50; cor
ner.
Price $500.
- No. g.
% rooms; 8 kitchens;
rent S3S; south Mar
ket.
Price $500.
- No. 6
"a rooms near Market;
rent $36; apartments:
S1200-easy terms.
= No. Z.
% rooms on Powell;
rent SIS; transient;
$1,000; will exchange.
- No. 8.
27 rooms On Golden
Gate ave. corner; rent
SIPS; profit 500.
Price $1,000.
- No. 9.
80 rooms south OF
Market; rent $55-only
81 a room per month:
all men. Price $1,000.
- No. 10. -
40 rooms, corner on
- Bush st.
Rent S135; price $500.
See
MARION GRIFFIN,
Room sol,
James Flood bldg,
9T0 Market ST.,
opposite Emporium. "
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Rooming-Houses and Hotels for sale.
MARION GRIFFIN,

floor - new = Flood - Building opposite
The Emporium = Phone = 3343. = Modern
Business =. Methods. = BOOMING. - and
APARTMENT: - Houses - Abstracts - fur
nished. All - titles - guaranteed. We - do
not - speculate in - houses.
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PARTLY Furnished
hOuSe

81 rooms -
(25 furnished) near
Eddy & Van Ness av.
= Price S1400. -
You tell us what
terms would suit you.
All in 2 and 3 room
apartments. Tenants
take care Of their
rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31

EXPERT a-p-p-r-a-i-
s-e-r-s of fine fur
nishings say:
There is MORE
furniture and BET
TER furniture in
that 1S-room house
than in any similar
house
in San Francisco.
1t is well worth
$2394." We offer 1t
for $500.
Owner sick and anx-
ious to sell; half
ash and $40
monthly. Rent S75.
Monthly profit $40.
Highly respectable.
East OIL du NESS
avenue.
P. S.
MARION GRIFFIN,
the agent
will gladly prove to
you the exact truth
tulness of every
statement in above
If you will cut this
ad cut and call at
his office, sci James
Flood building.
Opposite
The Emporium.
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Take

Take
= OUR ADVICE -
and investigate this
30-room house at
once.
= 1t is a
New and Modern
building on sunny,
northeast corner.
Rent only
$100
Furnishings are beau
tiful. cost $1,000
will show you the
bills for the
- same all paid. =
PRICE now $1,000
TERMS. 1-3 down
and
-installments Of
$40 monthly
P. S.-The building
has IA big bay Win
dows. The reader is
vited to call on US.
I MARION RIFFIN,
go Market st.1
Room SOIL
Sth fioor.l
James Flood bldg.
Opposite
Emporium
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PARTLY Furnished
HnirSa-

44CA-2@
% rooms -
IS. furnished: rent
$50: north of Market:
profit .(now) $50
monthly; mahogany
and oak furniture;
cost $1,000; owner
leaving for Portland.
will take $1200; $500
down and $500 at L
per cent; highly re-
spectacle; location is
- EXTRA FINE -
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31

-6 6S rooms
MODERN house in
- Al location -
electric elevator; cleo
trio lights; a grand
looking baywindow
building;
splendidly furnished;
high-cless, steady
roomers.
Rent S370
Income (monthly) $500
Price $5200-half cash
and small monthly
- INSTALLMENTS -
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3 Eddy ST., cor. Market and Powell
Headquarters for Rooming- Houses, Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31

This modern up-to-date downtown house
cheap rent; long lease; 20 rooms; best of fur
niture and carpets has large country transient
trade: fine location clears $3.50 to $500 per
month; owing to certain conditions this house
will be sold at big bargain.
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LopGING-HousEs FOR SALE.

A. CAMERON & CO.--Phone South 1850
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WelI-furnished fiat of rooms; rent S37 so;
water free; good central location; snap; $3.50
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
go cn-nrnarclal az Phone Hllah. s2a

A-AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
642 Commercial st. Phone Bush S33
Special, great electric power syndicate
north, to build two-mile. tunnel and a
5000. C0.O00 gallon DAM 3 machine men.
hours. 800. muckers. SGT 80; 15 laborers.
that's you. S45 found: gravel miners SIS;
) muckers S67 so; rigger. 10 set derricks.
500; rigger's helpers. So 50s two years
job, company work.
FARE REFUNDED. FARE REFUNDED.
Sawmilis. woods etc. 8 lumber pliers, S45
found: 10 Swede lumber pliers. 81 so; is la
bcrers mill. 500; % laborers yard $40 I'd;
night Waterman. sawnnilI $50 to $35 i'd 20
tiemakers. cook and helper small mine. $40
I'd; cook. $50 I'd: cook 9 men,. S35 "a: car
pen-ers. city, hours. "a: hand miners. $50:
head mixer. dairy farmer. orange grove, $50
I'd. 327 farmers choremen Ia b0rers. mixers
teamsters. lawmakers. $50 to $40 fds shingle
jointer. $40 and found.
AT HORD & SMITHS T41 Mission at. nr. Sd.
SHIP TO-DAY TO HAzEN. NEW Free fare.
Free fare Transfers Free fare
Camp blacksmith S3 city steady work.
Blacksmith Soaoma Co. r. r. work, IS. steady.
Man who use scythe 81 fare 15c.
Laborers and teamsters Amador County.
LaoOrers Butte Solano Sonorna counties
Scraper teamster. city. 81 25. steady work
wANTED-Po-tsr. 81 Fifth ST. call between
IL and
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snap at SloOO
Are you looking for a first class investment
where your money will earn you 20 to 80 per
cent per year? This new modern 12S-room
downtown house, offices and bflliard-roon on
ground floor; well furnished; long lease; an
up-to-date proposition; owing to death in fam
lily will be sold at sacrifice; part down, balance
long time at low interest
For face of mortgage you can get this TO-
room well-furnished corner house; cheap rent
all full: but must be taken at once; $3.50
takes it.
Beautiful new building. with grand entrance
60 light and sunny rooms: elegantly furnished
throughout in weathered oak. mahogany, BIRDS
eye maple. Administer and Moquet carpets ;
long lease, with cheap rent; will clear $500
per month; fine location, but owing to sickness
in family will be sacrificed; call for further
particulars.
Here is a well-located house of IA nice
where you clear $75 per month this can
be had for $3.50.
Newly furnished house of 30 rooms; fine
central location; can be run either transient
or permanent roomers you can clear $3.50 over
all expenses; retiring from the business.
Here's fine NV. corner; rent only $780,
there are Is well-furnished rooms; entrances;
rooms all light and sunny; snap at $3.50.
well-furnished little % room house; all light
housekeeping; no work; everything in first
class cOndi1lOns tne rent Is only S3O and II
will only take $3.50 to get In.
II you are looking for a first-class up-to-
date downtown thoroughly respectable room
ing-house this 43 sunnyroomed house, ele-
gantly furnished. where your. profit would be
$3.50 above all expenses, please call and we
will take pleasure in showing above house
A. CAMERON & CO.. 8 EDDY ST
SCHWEINHARD & co.
Reliable Real Estate and Lodging house Agts
Established 1893. Phone Jessie 3041.
Many bargains in mortgage sales.
Before buying scall and investigate.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31

New and elegantly appointed apartment
house of % rooms; grand location and up-to-
date; cheap rent, fine lease. but owing to sud
den sickness In family it must be sold; big
snap at $500.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
LAcE cURTAINs AND BLANKETS.

BRANDTS New York Curtain House; most
complete plant for cleaning lace Curtains and
blankets. 1924 Fillmore: phone Pine 2e22.
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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31

THE California Debris Commission having re-
ceivea applications 10 mine by hydraulic pro
cess fltora II. Levsnton. IN Lady Jane mine
near .VErner, Il Dorado County. Cal. draining
into South otter Creek. which reaches Mid
die Fork American River: and from Truman
s. Clark ia Middle Fork and Clover Fork
Placer mines near DOwnieville. Sierra Coun-
ty. Gel. draining into tributary of Middle
Fork of North Fork Of North Yuba River,
gives notice that meeting u receive any
protests VIII be held at room cS Flood build
ing tsan Francisco. Cal. June 12 1905. at
80 ,. M
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wANTED-wonen and girls to register for
canning season. beginning about June 10:
experienced Gamers also wanted Apply
California Canneries Company. Brannan ST..
bet Sd and 4th, OF 2o3 California, cor Front
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
EDITORIAL QUIPs.

The man who rocked the boat last
summer is now leading skating parties
over the thin places in the ice-Wash-
ington Post.
The University Of Michigan refuses
to let It's Angel 60 1t hasn't enter
t;tined him all these years unawares as
to his quality chicago Tribune.
There's talk of having big subway
in Pittsburg. They might improve on
the subway idea by tunneling through
the smoke there.-Chicago Record-Her-
aid
Work on the Panama canal may not
be progressing very rapidly. but the
salaries are being drawn with q
promptness and regularity wholly COM
mensurate with the magnitude Of the
undertaking. st. Louis Globe Demo-
crat
One Of the latest benefactions Of
wealth is a donation of S1.oOO,OOO IN
New York to build model tenement
house. After awhile the fear Of dying
rich will SO spread upon millionaires
that they will even begin to demand to
be assessed the full amount Of taxes
Baltimore American.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
Russian Mine OF onk.

A Russian timber dealer has dlscov-
cred valuable mine of oak. 1t is in Il
river Of south Russia, in layers three
square miles, and its most striking
feature IS It's variety of colors, sup
posed to be due TO the variegatcd soil
Of the river bottom. No fewer than
twelve shades of pink, blue, yellow and
brown have been noted. ench log hay
ing its own uniform shade. The logs
taken out have ranged from 10 to 200
feet in length and from fifteen to TWEEN
ty inches In diameter, and it is esti-
mated that more than 100000, averag-
ing seventy feet, remain.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
SHORT STORIES.

A theuter especially for the east side
children of New York has been organ
iZed. East side boys and girls will be
the players.
There is an undenominational mis-
sion to the prisoners in the Tombs,
New York, Which has been ut work for
nearly forty years.
Santiago. Chile. the third largest city
in South America. has now popula-
ton of 262.OUo. The largest is Buenos
Ayrcs, followed by Rio dc Juneiro
Michigan has provided some tall men,
but now breaks her record by nnnounc-
Ing that she has Il twenty -year-old
youth who Is seven feet three inches
tall and wears boot eighteen inches
long.
Willie cutting the ice from dam on
Trout creek, near East Texas, Pa,
workmen discovered imbedded in one
cake a carp weighing possibly eighteen
pounds, fine black bass and several
trout.
Illinois will present to Statuary hall,
ut Washington, a marble eftigy Of Miss
Frances l.. Willard, who devoted her
life to thcrcause Of temperance. This
will be the first recognition Of wom-
an In the congressional hall Of fame.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06

AS bcvy of laughing girls rose to
get Off street car the other day at Il
point where transfers are given they
We're followed by demurc Young wo
man who had been absorbed in Il novel
Just before she nightcd She asked the
conductor for Il transfer. and he, think
ing all the girls We're of one party, gave
her six, which she took without notic-
ing and held in her hand as she stood
on the corner waiting for her car. the
other girls having gone on walking.
When the reader got her car she took
Il seat and WAS soon lost again in her
novel. Then the conductor came up.
and she held ont the slips. He took
them. counted them and then looked
around With Il puzzled expression
"Where are Tie othcrs" he asked
"0h." replied the young woman. look
ing up Il moment from her book, "thatS
all he gave me" Philadelphia Record
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
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HIS LAST QUARTER.
Trying Experience of Nervous Man
In n Rcstnurnnt.

Trying Experience of n Nervous Man
In Restaurant.
sGf all the trying experiences In my
life" said the nervous man. II think
the worst was that of this morning. In
my haste to get downtown l rushed
away with only n little change in my
pocket. 10 bc exact, when boarded
the car ! found | had only 80 cents, of
which the nickel went for fare.
II had to make Il stop before going to
those hurry up restaurants for cup of
coffee and Il roll before transacting
business. l had never been In one of
the places before and felt rather sheep
ish as entered. 1t seemed to me that
the waitress had y ray eyes and could
see that l was possessed Of only 25i
cents.
"'Doughnutsercruller don't keep
rolls she ratified.
$50 ordered crullers and felt my
self growing red as she called out tho
order to some invisible person. Around
ME patrons We're Segnling themselves
with ham and eggs, sausagcs. chops
and other delicacies. felt that every
body was regarding me with pity. That
waitress had a megnphone voice any,
way
Suddenly us was munching my
crullerS the thought occurred 10 me:
Wonder If | have that quarter Per
haps dropped it in the carr made y
wild clutch at my pocket from the out
side and was relieved to find the coin
st,ll there; tackled the second clullel
with lighter heart, then got another
nervous chill. Suppose the coin shoulG
be bad or plugged? The cashier will.
refuse 1t. 1t Will look as though de,
liberately planned the thing, having no
other money, and l will be accused Of
trying to beat the restaurant out of IL
cents worth of food
"My appetite deserted me Mt the
thought. l longed to take the coin ou,
and examine it, but the waitress had
her y ray eye OH me, waiting to see
If wanted anything else, and, besides
the table was wei. filled with patrons
"Well, forced those two crullcrs
down my throat drank hnlf the coffee
took the check from the naughty wait
ress and walked to the cashiers desk
in fenr and trembling. First took out
my cardcuse, as though to change u
bill, then pretended to think better OF
1t and drew forth the wrctched quar-
ter. 1t was perfectly good In every re.
spcct and l went out with tic IS cents
change, cursing myself for my Internal
nervousness
'.You ought to consult a DOCTOR said
his unsympathetic hcarer-New York
Press
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
The Most Ancient of statues.

DR. Il. $. Banks, field director of the
University of Chicago expedition to
Babylonia, hns reported the discovery
Of statue which hc regards as the
oldest In the world. 1t was found
eight feet beneath the ruins of the an
cient city Of UGnunka (or .Adnb), near
the present village of Bislnya. and has
been Identified by AN inscription as That
of Kin. Daddu OF Udnunlln The
statue is of pure white marble, weigh
Udnunka, under the name Of Adnb,
was In existence many centuries be.
fore Babylon was founded 1t is men
toned IN the code OF lInlnmurHbi, but
little IS known of IT, King Daddu is
not mentioned in the earliest records.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
THE HALL OF FAME.

Lovett Fiske Of Portland, Conn.,. al
though ninety years old, until his pres
cnt slight illness has never been III a
Jay In his life.
William II. Taft, secretary of war,
weighs 800 pounds. His predecessor in
office, llihu Root tips the scales ut
only half that figure
President Eliot OF Harvard univer-
sity has been elected a corresponding
member OF the Academy OF Moral and
Political Sciences Of the Institute Of
France.
1t is reported in Paris that IN Ameri-
can, Mr. james H. Hyde, will shortly
purchase the Paris Figaro. Mr.. Hyde
Is a vice president of big insurance
company.
Admiral Togo received his early ma
val training on the British mun-of-war
Worcester 1t was commanded by Cap
tain John Henderson Smith, II. N. r..
who died Il few days ago.
Elmer j. Burkett, the new United
States senator from Nebraska, will be
the youngest member of that body. He
is thirty-scven years old, four years
younger than Bailey Of Texas and FIVE
years younger than Beveridse of Indi.
ana.
President Roosevelt, under the per-
sonnl recommendation Of Archbishop
Farley, has appointed Rev. Joseph NJ.
Mct,Mty of New York to be a naval
chaplain. The stnlwnrt young priest Is
six feet tull light compleXioned and an
athlete.
Baron John +. Won Muegge Of Ger
many Is policeman in Milwaukee.
BY the terms of his mothers will he
cannot inherit her money until he has
actually served ten years in an official
capacity. All but six months Of his
term is over.
Policeman Daniel B. Ahern, the tall
est officer on the police force Of Hart
ford, Conn, has married Margaret j.
Noonan They will perhaps be the tall
est couple in Hartford, as Mr.. Ahern is
six feet seven and half inches tall
and his wife is six feet.
Bert c. Buff,m, professor of agricul-
tuTe and horticulture in the University
of Wyoming, has just been elected q
member of the American Society For
the Promotion of Agricultural Science
connected with the American Society
For the Advancement of Science.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06

The first words reproduced and ut
tered by Il piionograph are naturally Il
matter of historical interest When
Edison wns nt work on hi:; first phono
graph many weeks We're consumed in
experiment. 1t is said that when the
talking machine Was first discovered il
WAS as much a surprise to its inventor
as TO the world. The Wizard was
working on some telephone receivers
and WAS led to put Il piece of tinfoil on
Il c.iint.er. ii recorded sound, and Ed
ison was convinced that the human
voice could be recorded and produced
When the ti.nc came to make an actual
test Edison, with his mind Oh mcc,An
ieal details, alDscntnindcdly tested his
e0nrivance with tic familiar phrase.
Mary HAD Il little laMb." The verse
Was Tie first record taken by the ma
chino.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
lie Did Not stop to Think.

Tie amount of energy people some
k:ncs cNpnnl in making Il bad matter
worse is Illustrated by TIE story of
chance encounter in street car told
to the World by New York man.
1t was Oh IL Broadway car, and there
We're few passengers. y man boarded
the Cur and sat down by my side. His
clothing was muddy and torn, and he
had handkerchief wrapped round one
hand.
II guess l am the biggest fool in
town." he remarked. looked interest
I'd, and he continued:
"Sce that car four blocks ahead?
Well, | ran II block to ovcrtakc it and
gave tho conductor dime. He handed
me nickel which fell from my hand
to tho street yelled for him to stop
the car. He did not do it, and jump
ed off and landed all sprutdlcd out like
an old saddle. See my clothes? We'll,
the jump did It,"
asked the man If he found the
nickel
"Oh, yes, l found the nickel, but
what good did it do me? / could not
ovcrtakc the car from which l had
jumped, and SO boarded this car and
gave the nickel to the conductor SO
skinned my hand. spoiled my clothes
and risllel my neck just to find that
five cent piece and give it to the street
railway"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06

.In cl!e:,i.i t'at L;;s no naw in it is
tyllic:ll of tie purrst love. Some pco-
pie say t,.#t, Us fcH such stones can
lie loand. lugrst love is necessarily
rare. An emerald was always thought
TO possess Tie power of discovering
lrracLrry in the shape of alleged
friends. Tie emerald is exceedingly
popular IN cpurtslips and in marriages.
.lftcr mi, ria.e it is supposed to bring
harmony inio tie household and to
fGrthc, domestic joys in every posi-,
ble way. To lose an emerald is said
Ia br;,l; business misfortuncs and dis
.utnr
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
Holds Genius to BE Dangerous.

Sir Frederick 1'rcvcs, the British sur
gcon who operated upon King Edward
for appendicitis and who was criticised
by some American physicians at the
time for adopting what they considered
to be too conservative treatment, has
this to say about brilliant surgeons in
recent issue Of Young Men:
Genius is some sort of Eeurosis, an
uncnlculated disease. The few mon Of
genius ! have met We're exceedingly
impossible persons. They are certain
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