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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
pEEUMATICTUBE TRUST
e., B;6s for Nesr Routes Surprise
Postoffce Officials.
49, m. Trsssns Bureau

- s.rf ls-The opening q hios Tor the
N>.-s--,rt Of Pneumatic tube service n -e
ell. c-n-- cities. under authorization OF On g
Yen .,o.-s several surprises for the Postofnoe
r,,psg.usnt TO-DAY ,..L n com
10 o'. -, hut for I've OF the cties-BaitinnoIe
- pittsburg Kansas city and seh -
-. Congress authorized the es'ao' - =
81 me re"
a. --,v delay ere proposed extension O -
..-,io. IN New EorE for Ions ui'is, - .
- .s,.rpoon Il vs. announced az nc -.
- - trat ne department would ho'
DeP-.--s I'm frrth.r EFFORTS have been mace -
az :. ,-,-os.ls Tor the cities Tor which nom -,
So v,hias are included in the author -. -
- ~ & .s50eO year Cor peI'0S -
wears -, So LEAFS 70 the be-
-. character o. the hids to-day ie'o 80 ~
=, - re pneurnstie tube col'FA''0'7 -.
.. !, t,e operation Of the tubes OF -
- - NJ combination exists snaohe - -.
-. .-reres-ed watch has forced ooli-fe'
:, tss go -. ...ourt for the
-, t-.sr~st IN the proposed improvement o. '-e
. :. 80 In TIE cities from which no o-0s "
81 ~ ,nlv bIdde- ~ the new service IN
- "a sr. Brooklyn was the NeN AoIA rNcN-
-. se-,ir. Cernpary Bids we're s~oi''4''eo io'
b. ,,,,,e IN eaeh borough 70 offers beng mace
- lirerrlelFe ~ - ~
nszus -...-,, -. ,,,a 6oubla
=, :. ,,,tes A. route NC. 507. Ion from the General
80 and Wan street stations 70 all the i'm
-, cations N Manhattan. a distance a. over
-, r,res t5c NcU York Pneumatic Service
,,,,,a-v I'D ss65 - wear o. a. a rate OF sl7.oS
-.us y Progk-y-. for the construction ana opsf-
- =, a. -,.es the oTer was S7s.@7-
=, view Of The lsck q competition. the Postoftoe
r,,syrusu. rsU careful.y investigate before max
- .,v awards and ne viii Ae made az higher
o., f.sr y70o q ME. Nj shsllenberger, the
49, Ass.sta-t Postmaster General. under whose
6,,srtaea Ire pueu-a-c tube sarvios - conducted.
,rass The following Etz;e-nent tonight
-. ,rer,ss.s which we're received BY the Post
-. re-,-.-uert under the advertisement OF July
= 90 fo- tie performance Of pneumatic tube ser
.. - ne cites % Boston. Brooklyn. New York.
vIrseslphi. thlra.O and s. Louis while not eX-
1000 re rt 81 cost per rl.le allowed BY Con-
- - a. rN-eas the cost of service now un-
e sg-rrsrf ~ ss-l extent that y awards were
90 sor IRE fuII service advertised Tor r. such
- rIsa denarruierr would ne without authority
a. consider The installation OF the service II cities
a. r-hi-r no proposals were received. namely. Bal
.,-ors cincinnati PittsburE. Kansas city and san
rrrncisco Congress having included these cities IN
- suthoriZar0r ~ pneumatic tube service awards
nj mi b. considered Tor the present 81 the pro-
rosss received &c a greater extent than PRO rata
-0eaes recommended ~ the department. and fur
re- efforts viii b made secure proposals for the
cites for which no proposals were received under
me advertisement % July 2 last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
HARRIMAN AFTER ALTON.
Wants Ii Solely cS Link BetIceen
Union Pacific and b. & O.

According 20 reports from Chicago. no conhrma-
81 q which could be gor here Yesterday. y H
Hartman Is sndesvorirE 70 regain sole control OF
ne Chicago Alton. which for the last Two or
three years mas beer controlled Jointly by the Union
Pacific and Rock Island interests as the outcome Of
q compromise following contest for control. II is
SAID fhsi ths Truce between the Rock Island and
Hartman parties viii expire on the day of the
Atoms annual meeting next month. The Alton
q Is generally believed in Wal Street Is the road
which ~ HarT-uar desires 70 use q the connect
ing Ink between rhe Union Pacific and the Balti-
more OhD n establishing q line q railway un-
Ger q single control between the Pacific and the
Atlantic pruyided rne negotiations which the Union
Fac;hc Is ccnductlrg for the purchase from Kuhn
Loeb C % the $40 GOO 000 Baltimore & OhlO
SOCK recently sold 70 thar banking house by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company shall be success
fully comnl-see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
THE IRON AND METAL TRADES

TIE drift r. Enthusiastically upward. and II il an
that so1le Of the conservative
which nave been fighting against advances are les
.ctive M opposition Inc consumption. present and
TTer, l.rae scale 20 better evidence OF this ca =
- f--isosd than the fact that during he -r-r ~
,,ss - the current month the United states SfaeI
,-ornoreft1n booked an average Of 5000 tons a dav
,.ltS ecrrrssts with a capacity OF 80 tons 49,
CouDlstnts OF scarcity Of labor come from an sec
lions u the country ana zen N ne quantity OF ~aw
ana IN the output OF the manufacturing plants
S.1r,s 81 fbe leading independent lake ore mining
~on,r,ras bave notified furnaces OF their inabilifS
10 siluuv tie full quantities OF ore contracted FOR
49, ,s--tsI merchant furnaces IN the valleys era
80 In tight into the second quarter OF next year
- ~ 49, Iaud the steel Corpora ton now ms
~ - 800 ~ Ifs furnace capacity al work ana
Ccfone- fs -oo,lcI forward 20 as Te"nri breaker
T.. oi.t1at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
i y CENTRAL TO SPEND s2s,sss,5eo.
Vrsctoss Authorize Issue for Improvements
Big -Four Increases Capital.

~ Directors ~ rh~ ,Sew York Central 6 Hudson
1--we Railroad Company yesterday authorized The
80 g. - q. Jhe Eaoooo,9o new capital
q tlthor'zed ias- spring by tho stockholders
- specific purposes - which ne proceeds Of the
NV ssue are 90 be applied have not been an
--1'sc bur trs money viii probably be used IN
- extensive Improvement work which tn COM
- l-s ir nald The stock will be issued a. rer.
~ -e stoekhcicsrs vii be entitled 20 subscribe
-" ~ ne extent o. ~ Ter cent OF their respec-
-'--4ilss ~ hey appear on tie company ,
- Or frfo1F- is sales ~ rights on TIE new
~ were MADE tle curb n 9
-. directors ~ the Cleveland. Cincinnati chi
- - LOUIS Railway COMPANY have recon-
49,. al increase ~ the Cspif9l stock, now
'rF t0 -l authorized total % So.1O4@o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
TO DETECT THEFTS.
trHS Company adopts Rule Which
Makes Each En- DlOye a .Spv.

he Columbia Trust Company. OF this city. has
ioAoEec me precedent set by the First National
hanA- q Chicago as a. outcome - the develop
he3s attendant upon the vreckang OF the MI
Ne-Aes Avenue Rank. II tie latter city, and the
H'l' Estate Trus- Company. q Philadelphia. IN
Aling circular making II obligatory upon every
s.oye who ~ any tine has knowledge or sus-
teon oi any irregularities on the part Of any OF
- lll-ers Or clerks ln connection with the busl-
- :. ne company 20 give prompt notice 70 tire
ts-lFe comm ttee AT enplOye found 20 have
. htoW edge O. such !Ir@gularities who has not
ll.iec the case 90 the executive committee VII
9eened . Rave had guilty Er0w edge anc VII
: aealf VITA accordingly. The board has appointed
seianl ie- no dralt plan for frequent exam
.----oas a. re coupaCy's accounts - 6 committee
: e--e-ors. a-eel ~ eEne-t accorntants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Avoid Imperfect Enameled Wares :

An enaneled cooking utensil, slightly Clipped is
menace health High authorities agree that much i'll
INDEPENDENTLY OF appendicts-can be traced
TO chips of enamel from faulty used in cooking
We handle only perfect quality Enameled warethe abso-
lutelv hawless
damaged piece-even slightly chpped-goes back to thu
factory.
Some other store that afford TO sell dt zie
afford TO sell gets IT,
Perfect quality costs more here-often less-thaz
seconds cost elsewhere.
The second grade ena1need is eryGzGgGncs at
any price If less particular and chose sell
it. we could double profits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
sAnnoTH PAPER MILL PLANNED.

-. @' Mas. Sept Sit was learned to-day
~, 1f Arges, factory IN THE country for TIE
- q Ire writing paper is 70 10 erected here
80. VII consst of six brick buildings. the
.. cost ~ which. together with the neces-
~. -~eturry. is sho1; $1,000 Nearly four
$50 olers-7es viii be employed. OIe OF rhe
81. -ss Eil b. devoted 20 the manufacture OF
20 rs-..a asea IN the process o. paper making
,r1s W. has q capacity q furnishing thirty
- -te wTitirs paper daily. Ire mills VII
4 S---s-, -ts-flcu % The Araeri ,an Writing Paper
80 - property. which nCR fncluces seven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
C1GsrTricee Specials n
N~s-c f-f-y<

Satin Sergas-ENfra frTn-f1u iuSrrs-
strong and handsor1. FOR lining
E-Ons. Jackets and cony Cnars-
Usually "A a
DTsssnnsSers' sails P-tc- 80
Marcerfzed Sa-eeus-36 inch
RIa-k and al the new sns1-- Tor
drop skirts Jacket lining ard
Bed Seta-T-s Ilallv "a -
pressmakers' sale P--cs - 4
Noir@ Percaliues-Silk rnish-sfIlSy
q1ality-Black. White. color--
Usually "a II
pressrnakers' sale Price - .
MORE Per-alines-s6 tnch-Black
and colors-Cs ually II o,
Dressmaxsrs Sale Prfcs
New FIaid 1I1r-ens-Beautiful skirtirg
fabrics that look Ike SILK az
White. Cray Blue. etc .--..----.-. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

n. -'--"ing petitions IN BANKRUPTCY were fled
''st.ssa-.
sea- Ryan. 80 rs Berger averae. The
s1a =; ..-llarE 9eution. Gazing debts OF si.s5o
.3s9o, - % Dri1cipal cree tor Is George :
~ 20 la@ Broadway. S. SO
Chat -s'srF Dstition Was FLED against Philip
rff 49, y Liagelsrd street by th=ee creditors.
I.ouir T,--. "a fcl.cws- Norris Freundllch. SIS.
t--- s--.@oE'tr. tfs, Aaron G3Unki-r 81 Trans
"s-'s s-e ccraalsined -
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.llI.Iss 80 IS


The :o-aI production OF antnTaeit- coal ;rom'
- t.ss-e and controlled by the Phlla-
e.Inr.a ana Reaalag Coal and Iron COMPANY. in
,ao5,os was 10 s5scE3 o. tons decrease Of
s asa "a tons from tire production OF the previous
,ear. or 80 per cent. TIE apparent disparity be-
49, -. .e,,rsr tiyelv small decrease or anthra-
-. - a SIS p tons and the large decrease %
60 .. -, ,ba saIes OF anthracite. s2os7.s7l s..
s,,r5g the last year is explained by The fact ;hat
much larger proportion Of stn1iie' sizes OF eo"l
,sas sold and this decreased '''- 1'e'-se '''e %
81 coal colL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
BOSTON EXCHANGE SEAT RECORD.

1s'on sept ls-The gale to-day by Naming
- q his seat On to Boston Stock Exchange
Eugene Never 1r of New York FOR $3.50
r-.-saed neu high re-ord Mr. Meyer IS a
- ~ t.e AcW York stock Exchange. The
-a Record price vas - 003.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Auction SALE.

MORTGAGE sALE.-Samuel Newwittes.
s,,-ttorasr. will sell TO-DAY. az $50
-,e,..tr an the afternoon, AZ Is 9th ave.
sCrough of Manhattan. the fixtures and
chatteis Of a saloon. By order OF mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
BUSINESS TRounlEa-

p, N'-fir Yesterday received an execution for
!. ssa.'s- r-operty ~ joseph = surok. a -rooer.
- - Eoafirs averue n savo. = william
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Serges and Cheyiots

Double Warp-64 tnch-black. navy
and other colcrs-very desirable for
Tailored suits and sailor Costumes
Regular price. 9s cents EnI
Dressmakers- Sale Price. ....-. 10y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
27-Irch Black Taffsfas

'Guaranteed"-ruu weizht-soct or
heavy hEish-if ever there was
genuine bargain m Slack TaHsta
silks. here 10 ts-notice the width
= tnch-grand value at 10 Er
Dressmakers sale Price. -.-.-. 'NN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20

BEAR IN MIND
DRESSMAKERS' SALE.
Runs This Week Only
Sept. Il TO odd, inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Gray Worsted suitings

Mixtures. Stripes and Shadow Plaits-
strictly all wooi-56 inches wide
Regular % cent Fabrics 40
Dressmakers' sale Price ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
rYPEwRETING.

TYPEwRITERS.- Cahsraph, $50 Ham
$40 Expert repairing. GAY. III West
l25th ST.
rYPEwRITEPs All makes sold rented
rs1aired exchanged reliable service
GORNAN 70 Nassau ST Telephons f7&o-
T-or4Tauft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Fine BrOadcloths-sc inch

Pure worsted warp-twtlI back
black, gray, tan castor. Teseda.
brown. garnet. wine. plum A m
Dressnakers' sale Price -... AsOO l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Dressfnakers' Autumn Sale
Only
Three DAYS
More
Heavy Tzfseta SILKS

crisp, snappy QJlaEry-6esirable
Tor all Dress Purposss-Au
colors 70 match new Dress
GoOds-Every dressnsxeT will -
RECOGNIZES AZ once this great value ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
All Wool AIhafrnss

Fun Crepe hnish-f1m line % day
and evening shades &c
elsewhere As and 40 -....-... &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
New ChfHors

AL The Latest Sha1es tncfutinx
Wine. Green. TaEoe. etc also
Black and White-deslrable
quality for evening gowns. ueck.
rlIfTs and MiIInery-42 inch
regularly 40 cents ...--.s---....--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LEI.
eingls insertions 5 cents per line Sixteen
SOrcS seven times consscuttveiy. 81. which
sntitles Advertisers 20 have rooms entered
uns's Directory % Desirabls Rooms. Write
for circular.
Fr1L information concerning these roons
may % hae. free OF charge. az the Uptown
once OF The New-TOrk Tribune 1854
Broadway. betvesn ssth and sTrh sts.
I3sTH ST. 60T WEST Large room a.
cove, running water; breakfast: private
house near subway; telephone. 81; two. $40.
I5IsT ST. sol WEST Outside surry
well Furnished rooms: private house
good location
GOTH ST. 10 wEsT-Lady alone will LEI
.parlor bedroom: large closet: lady en-
ployed only EVERETT
7lsT ST. s. WEST .-Furnishaa roon, f,r
gentlemen only references required
seTH ST; 14e wEsr.-Front and back par
Tor. with bath: en- suite OF single: double.
single rooms
LEXINGTON AVE. 40l-Larxs parI,r and
bedroom. for select gentlemen. French
private family; bath: central location.
UNFINISHED ROOMS To LET.
25D ST. 20 EAST Opposite Madison SQUARE
ParSl--lvo rooms. with bathroom con-
...--ls. r--er-nces-
DREssAAKISG AND MILLINERY
OLD RELIABLE FURRIERs
viii remodel. repair ami alter your old FUR
az a positive saving OF 81 per cent Old furs
bought and exchanged Dor's throw away
your old furs. you can have them exchanged
FOR new zarments- HIRSHFELD FUR co
IS West 2lst 81. near 6th ave. Telephone
il23-Gramerry.
A.-MADAME JULIETTE. French dress
maker; lust retul ned rom Paris with lat
est models; inspection invited materials
accepted: reasonable IS West 45th 81
DREssMAKER. az home or cut ev The
day; repairing and fancy waists and
skirts tailor work Ad5-~.s DEVEREAJ-N
235 West 66th 81.
DREssMAKER-Good atting guaranteed
plain and sancy gowns. az home and our.
MOVE, 1874 Sd ave
DarssMAKER-High grade. perfect AZ
ter designer. engagement out By day:
g 81. Apply BY letter only DOHSE, 42s
DREssMAKER. high class. q work Gu, BY
day. city or country So per day Miss
L 3iG West Saith 81
DREsSMAKER Ladies and chiIdren's
b@-t city references, OUT by day N
RILEY. 2i2 West saith 81
DREssMAEER - Experienced. willing 20
work n family By the d-y; good reference
LOUISE sASDBEI2G. loo East STA. 81.
care karlbcrs
LOST OR STOLEN -Bankbook No 26d 92g
o. the German Savings Bank in the CIV
os NsW York. corner sth ave ana Isrh q
i.-ueS % Brine Ratht-n. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the sane n
not returned 20 the bank 81 The Ist dav ~
October. 1909. a duplicate will he ISSUED
lost OR STOLEN. -Bankbooks No. "a ~
ana "a Ti % the German savings Ram
IN the city % New York. corner tth ava
and l4th -. issued 70 Charles Hefnaunann
AL persons are cautioned against ueso-
itiating the same. II not returned 10 ~.
bank on the third day OF October igOs Il
duplicate will be issued
LOsT-Bankbook No. SEQ 4oo Pa7E o.
Savings. so an ave. New Yark Paw
msnt stopped. Please return book 70 bs-x
LlOsT.-Bankhook bearing name y. ST.,
- East broacway % the Mutual All
ance Trust Company 50 Grand a Segv
'orz FH1er please ro1llrn u ha1x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
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RRKl!Ih=
A Saving OF 500
Regina Cabinet Piano
Players

many homes the piano.
though silent, is cherished
above all else. Though il
no longer fills the home
with music, it is part of
The past and is not to be
parted with.
Wherever this is true the
cabinet piano player has !
place. 1t brings the old in
strumentt 70 life-rcvivcs the
old tunes-makeS realities
of memories.
The Regina Cabinet
Players included in this sale
of ours are not instruments
that have been taken in ex-
change. They have been
used only by competent
operators in demonstrations.
The mechanism is perfect;
the Workmanship of the
highest order. The regular
price of these Cabinet Play
ers is Sz5o. They can now
be bought for $3.50.
The sales Of last week in Regina Music Boxes
proved the esteem in which these instrument, are
held Fortunately the stock large enough
70 ake care Of the demand and sell leave wide
eho:ee tor this weeks needs.
There are also some unusual reductions IN
Regina Chime Clocks, Reginaphon-s, Grand and
Upright Pi1nOs
THE
COMPANY
Broadway and 18th ST.
Distributors OF Victor Talking Machines
and Edison Photographs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Stripe and Check Taffefss

Choicest new season cOlorings-
Hight dark and medfurn-nothirx
Ike them YET sold under Is
Dressuakers' sale Price ...... %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Rich Black P-au &c Soi.s

Yard wtde-Dsep lustrous black
soft even Weave-Wil make magnificent
Cloaks. skirts and Costumes
any house in New York would make
time about them at a dollar N
Dressmakers' sale Price. ssO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20

The ninth annual report OF the Reading Com
pany' covering the Reading Company. the PhHa-
delphia Reading Railway Companv ana -. pb,,-
aaelPhis 4 Reading Coal and Iron> Company. f1-
the fiscal year ended June 80 has been ISSUED Tn
net result OF the business OF the three companies
for the hsoal year is shown a follows:
Philadelphia g. Reasinx Rsfluav ,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20

Lovely for dresses. .sa gowns alc
waists. and rich Innings for net
and lace costumes-biack white
and Colors-our 50 cent quality that
most houses sell az So Al
Dressmakers' sale Price ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Black Risson velvets
Two spIendld quaIlres-
All silk-saffn hack

- Al wv
Nos I 20 90
usually 40 20 Sc AZ ptec--
Dressmakers' sale Price d % 2 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20

IEnuSsslfne e Sole

42-inch-Black ara White
So much used for lining
lac robes and waists and
FOR plea-inEs-
EIsswhers 81 ard "a. o
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-MALE-COnrlnueu-
A-MURRAY & READY
leading Employment and Labor Agents.
rormerly at 634-636 Clay ST., San Francisco
Now located at
400 Sixth ST.. Oakland
Phone Oakland 1861
Ienth and Market sts.. San Francisco.
Special $50.
lUzl Fourth ST.. Sacramento, Cal
132 North Hunter ST.. Stockton. Cal.
- Opposite Courthouse. Oroville, Cal.
irIS aIs SSS south L Los Angeles ST Los Angeies' Angel
YOU CAN GET FREE TRANSFORMATION
AT THE ABOVE OFFICES
TO
OREGON, WASHINGTON. IDAHO. ARIZONA.
MEXICO and ALL PARTS OF CALIFORNIA
FREE FARE.
SHIP DAILY.
OREGON.
SHASTA AND SISKIY0U.
COMPANY WORK
C. n. 6. r. r.
DUO laborers, nuckers. drtllers and concrete
men. stone mesons' helpers. S2-2 to $3.50 q
FREE FARE.
ocean Shore r: R.--Western Pacific r. r.
5. P. r. R. co. WORK
100 tunnel man. corner men and laborers $40,
$40 and S61 so. FREE FARE
CALIFORNIA; BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAINS
SHASTA AND SANTA CRUZ.
SEE THE YOSEMITE.
200 drillers. rock, hammer men and laoorers;
BORDERS OF OREGON. FREE FARE
SHIP DAILY.
90 laborers, Santa Cruz County $3.50.
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth ST., Oakland.
Market and Tenth sts., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED known-I am about to engage in a
business that pays well. connected with yachts.
borious or confnng and free from grind.
business not only profitable, but of possibilities
ana scope, insurng home in beautiful cove
on the bay shore with spare time to enjoy
life and live one worth while; for one who
loves the water and more in life than
mere money grubbing, this appeals to. If you
IN life with little capital TO invest where
e ~ wil nring good returns; not tie you oown sn
from dust. bricks and mortar. or II you are
an elderly man who must do something but
Ieel past further strenuous struggle and yearn
LOT pleasant home Of peace and quiet. espe-
claiiy II your health requires an outdoor Hfe
It 1ns @ for the taxes sb one 20 to- s
10 with me. If you are interested, write me.
Box 451. Call office
wANTED-Man with capital to open brick
to-dste s BRICK machine pI on hand: splendid
opportunity for the right man; only those for
business need reply. Address box 464, can.
LEASE FOR SALE.
Good bargain; years lease. years. prlIl, I,
leges; low rent; Fillmore st. JOSEPH
STRAUB. 1912 Fillmore st.
FOR sale-Fine livery business at half it's value
foT qsE sdTss sss SAX 1f5 Pses
Santa Cruz.
ONE good investment is worth a lifetime of
labor. Send for investment circular FINAN-
CIAL, 4024 Eighteenth ct.
SPACE to rent for delicatessen stall in finest
meat market In Mission. 2657 Mission St. |;
call Monday, q.
WILL buy McCarty's wireless telephone stock
at $5 per share. w. E. BARNARD, II Bacon
block. Oakland.
GOOD. active man with $4,000 capital to invest
In good paying business. S. D., 1906 Valen-
cfa st.
RESTAURANT with private room for families
on second floor; best location. 247 Georgia St,
Vallejo, Cal.
CORNER grocery and saloon with four living
special bargain. 1927 Buchanan ST.
$35o--FOR SALE account of sickness. oyster
house, with tables. rooms. etc; rent S25; lease.
26o2A Sacramento st.. corner Steiner.
IF you are looking for a grocery store. don't fail
call at 624 San Pablo ave.. Oakland
FOR sale: oyster house: cheap lease. s25; on
count Of sickness. 2602A Sacramento ST.
$3ooo-CoMPLETE candy store ice-cream parlor
LODGING-HOUSEs FOR SALE.
A. CAMERON & CO..
Real Estate, Hotels. Rooming Houses.
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW AND
CoMMoDIoUS OFFICES.
634 (SoIden Gate ave near Van Ness