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Defore me The passages of the kid. ney secretions were irregular and painful, and there was considerable sediment and odor. l don't know what would have done but for Doan's Kid. ney Pills. I could see an improvement from the first box, and five boxes brought final cure.'
 Sold by. all dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y.
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ECONOMICS iN FOOD.
Not So Important Gs
 the Social and Ethical Questions.

AduIterants Not So Important as the Social and Ethical Questions.
 Food science is founded upon and In. wolves principally three distinct sci ences-namely, political economy, phy. sical Especially nutrition), and the physiological chemistry of the animal and vegetable substances used for food, first-named, with few references to the others, concerns us here, says R. 0. Brooks in the Review of Reviews.
 From the first laws up to the pres. ent time pure-food legislation has con sidered principally the economic and commercial aspect of the question. The earliest laws dealt with the adultera' tion of wines, beers, tea and coffee, these being among the most important commercially, and frequently also from revenue standpoint. In very few cases were the inert worthless foreign ingredients added, or the substitutions made harmful from hygienc stand point, and this is even more generally true to-day.
 The whole subject of food adultera- ton and it's control is almost entirely an economic and commercial ethical question: the hygienic aspect of it being relatively unimportant, although-un- fortunately for the success of many q pure-food law-the most talked of.
 ,vln ,t Itct nf J,,I plentifully found in the food stuffs re- veals practically no substances that can be considered poisonous or strictly harmful to health in any sense of the word. The nearest approach to such a possibility is in the present undesr- able tendency toward the unrestricted use of certain antiseptic preservatives whose hygienic effect is still Z: subject of scientific debate, especially when used in milk.
 The frequent reference in the reports of untrained, prejudiced or corrupted food inspection officials, to such an ad- mirable, wholesome and valuable food product as glucose, for instance, or the many harmful coal tar colors as poi sonous," harmful" "deleterious,' etc, arouses only disgust and antagonism among the better informed.
 Considering the alarming extent to which the adulteraton of foodstuffs is practiced it is indeed fortunate that the character of the adulteration is generally harmless, except from the very important economic and mora. standpoints. Were the case otherwise. the damage done to. the public would be incalculable hygienically as well as economically.
 The magnitude and gravity, however, of the present annual economic loss alone, and its effect upon the reputable manufacturers, upon the bettering of the condition of the poor and upon the balance of available capital, should make the subject of pure food legisla. tion of more interest to legislative and commercial interests than to even the already interested official, medical and general public.
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A co1nborer in the Great Work.

"What's all this racket about?" de- manded the policeman, who had heard sounds indicating disturbance while passing the building, and deemed it his duty to investigate.
 A meek, crestfallen man was sitting on the floor in corner of the room, amid an array of overturned chairs and miscel- laneous furniture, while over him stood resolute, red faced woman, who turned and faced the officer.
 T am engaged in the work of uplift- ing a husband, sir," she said. "There is no occasion for your interfering"
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Quite True.

Miss Boston-They say she's extreme ly naughty.
 Miss Tours-I should say so! The last time I saw her she was sailing down the street in
 Miss Boston-Pardon me; why do you use that senseless expression? How could she go Sailing" down the street? |?
 Miss Tours-Easy enough. saw her last in Venice.-The Catholic Stand ard and Times.
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No Faith fin the simiIe.

MT. Upmore-What is your objection to young Throggins coming to see our Kath- erine? consider him perfectly unobjec. tionable. He's as clean as hounds tooth.
 Mrs. Upmore-Just about. ,...
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so weakened and g e n e I a Il y run down with kidney disease that for a lcng time l could not do my work and was five weeks in bed. There was contin- ual bearing down pain, terrible back aches, headaches and at times dizzy spells when every thing was a blur
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Unprepared.

Adam ZawfoxEHave you named the new baby at your house?
 Job Sturky (with resentful sniff)- Yes; but we haven't found name for his twin sister yet.
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TERRIBLE TO RECALL.
Five Weeks in Bed With Intensely
 Painful Kidney Trouble.

Mrs. Mary Wagner, of 1867 Kossuth Ave-, Bridgeport, Conn.,, says: q was.
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FIT c St. Vitus' Dance and all Nervous Dis sllO eases permanently cured by pr. Kline's Great Nerve RestOrer Send for FREE 2 trial bottle and treatise. Dr. R. II. Kline, Ld.. 83l Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Usual Dash of Cold Water.

Borus-I've been nearly dead for sleep during the last week. 1 could scarcely keep awake while I was writing that story that was printed yesterday.
 Naggus-I can easily believe il. It af- ing it-from sympathy, l suppose.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
ATTORNEYS

JAMES F. PECK, CHAS. C. BOYNTON,
attorneys-at-law. formerly 100S-4-o Mills
bldg; present Offices 1916 Cough ST., 3.
r., rooms 2S4-5 Bacon block, Oakland.
Notices and claims for insurance ITe-
pared and advice given free of charge.
References, Citizens Bank OF Alameda,
Commercial Bank OF Merced. 3-lt'
HENRY H. DAVIS. attorney San
FRANCISCO. CAL, residence 2663 Califor-
MIA St; telephone West S543. 2-3ot
r. W. KING. attorney-at-law, 1756 F1ll-
more st., near Sutter
kEOGH & OLDS, attorneys-at-law; in
surance adjusted. 2SSS Pine ST. 3-15t-
GEORGE e. BATES, attorney, 1726 Stein
er st., near Post. formerly Mills bld-2-7t'
WILLIAM E. SAWYER, attorney, I736
Steiner st.. near Post, formerly Mills
HANLoN. CHARLES F. law once. 17sa
Bush St. cor. Octavia; telephone West
1866. 2-7ts
F. v. MEYERS, attorney at law. for
merly Grant bldg, now 144 Sanchezl g
FRANKLIN T.. Bull and L. A. WlTTEN.
M YER, attorneys at-law, l4l7 Scott St. and
1925 Bryant, San Francisco ST.
KNIGHT, E. D.-l54o Franklin, 10 to 3. 81
Hill, before 9, after 4 u II
STEPHENS, J. A, law offices, St Mungo,
NV. cor Fillmore St and Eaolden Gate
avenue. 20 lmo
GFo. d sHADBURNE, attorney at law.
904 Devisadero st 80 limo
BAHRS, GEORGE H. Attorney, 1900
Post st, cor Fillmore, 2S-1m
FRANK p. Medina, 1889 Haight ST., In
surance COL, patents and gen. law. S-tf
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sale-A top wagon and shoe finding
route. Inquire A. GOLDEN, Leather
and Shoe Findings, 467 Sixth St. Oak
land. S-St
BOOKS for sale-Canfornia Supreme
Court reports, vols. to LIS. Write G.
B. WOOSTER, Edenvale, or call 1441
S. First ST., San Jose. 8-3ts
SHEETS. blankets. comforts. carpets
cheap: going away; no dealers. s07
Buchanan ST. s-Sts
FOR sale-A complete set OF sausage ma
ohinery, cash register and electric mo-
tor included 2722 San Bruno ave. 3-7t'
FOR sale-Dairy. Is cows, lease. customs
and pasture. Box 6407. Call office. Oak
land S-3ts
FOR sale-A Morrison dental chair. 1903
Twelfth st. Oakland s2-2t
ONE 1oo-inch manglc, $3.50.
One 75-inch Watkins mangle, $325.
All kinds of laundry machinery, engines.
pairs. KM. sPEcK, E52 Folsom st. / 7t
FOR sale-A fine safe: also a desk, the
very latest. Call 1872 18th ct, lit
FOR sale-Complete outfit for 50-room
hotel; range. dishes. furniture and car
pets; also large bus: 30 miles from $.
F. Cali and see. w. Fl. KINNE, Red
wood City, San Mateo Co. SOFT
FOR sale-Machine shop. including prop
crty, improveS Sents, pattern shop and
machine tools, etc; $4,000 EM-
SPECK NS0-2192 Folsom st. e04t
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SITUATIONS WANrrn-MA1R

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
ENGlN EER wants position. steam or
gasoline; experienced steady and re-
liable man; wages reasonable Address
A COOK. young man, wishes a situation
In city or Oakland; wages no object
Box 64oS, Can office. S-2t.
COOK, French. 1rst-class, wants place in
private family or club. Address box
lo4. CAn office 8-3t$
FlRST-CI.ASS barber wants situation;
city or country. Box 6405, Call office 1t
WA NThD-Employment as night watch
THoS. REED. e1s Tenth St. Oakland 1t.
AN elderly man wants q position as
storakeeper. we.tchman or any kind of
work; Will give references and security
II desired. Address barber shop, 602
Haight St Ste
POSITION wanted by a rapid, accurate
business. YORK. 1851 Fillmore st i 1t.
WANTED-Competcnt newspaper sub
scription solicitors. Address. giving
age. experience and references Circu-
lation Department The Evening Bee.
Sacramento, Cal 1St
reporter wishes employment: can turn
off large amount Of accurate work.
Phone Alameda 529. St.
BANKERS and wholesalers-A No. I ao-
countant, able to take charge of office;
well recommended Address A w f.
AVERY, 2206 Grove street. city. '27-7t
JAPANESE maid and boy; cannot speak
kind work IN family. 601 Telegraph
JAPANESE boys want day work of any
kind for family: wages cheap. / FILL
more place. bet California and Pine
ST., off Fillmore. 29 Tt
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wANTED.E1rst-clags fountain man TO
take charge 3-sectton fountain: married
man preferred; must be sober and not
cigarette smoker; will pay No. man
SIS to 800. GODBE-PITTS DRUG CO.,
Salt Lake City Utah. est
WANTED-All-aaound drst-ciass tailor to
take charge OF tailoring estab.; Will pay
union wages; steady work National
Cooperative Commonwealth Ass n,
WalsenbuIg, Colo. it,
C. R. HANSEN q CO., Employment
Agents, at residence, 2s3 Third ave-,
phone Al, Richmond district, formerly
429 Bush ST.. phone Grant 1S5. Open for
business. 30 If
CAPABLE man for repairing brick ohm
neys; good wages; or as partner. 1902
Fillmore st. 8-3t'
WANTED-Photograp an inside man.
for developing and printing. Room 40.
1014 Broadway, 1t
MEN wanted-The Moler System of Bar
Der Colleges Will open up. in about 30
days in San Francisco with one of the
finest equipped schools in the world;
special terms to the first twenty stu
dents. Address Noler's College. San
Francisco. Cal my1 If
DIRECTORY canvassers and advertising
solicitors wanted; SALARY. 1905 Sutter.1s
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LOST AND FOUND

A LEATHER trunk taken from Frank
lin St, bet. Golden Cato and MoAllister,
marked Mrs. M Fillion. 116B Eddy; re-
ward. Address J. B. HOLMAN. 4S5 Ivy
WILL the party who has a double wagon
address j. 3. MoCLOSKHY, al Mis-
sion7 Also one singe wagon with blue
body and red running gear. Return 2ss
LOST-17o-lb dapple gray horse from
Dr. Westphal Vet. Hospital. Ninth and
Folsom. Reward 5eS Dubeoe ave s-st'
TAI Fillmore ST; ala expenses paid. lt'
LOST-Monday, on Market-st. electric
car from Ferry 70 Fifth st, a purse
containing money and solitaire diamond
ring. Liberal reward at 1914 Broadway,
LOST-Becton Dickinson and Eaugerties
catalogues Liberal reward at z71S Web
LOsT-Goang from 200 Pine st. to ferry.
Gold watch and chain. Return and re-
ceive cash reward. f-2ts
ANYONE having knowledge Of one black
mare, bay horses. one marc, gray horses,
one gray mare, one blucish colored mara.
two roll brewery wagons, one BOX wagon
belonging to Hasemann Brewing Co, own
Jr.. iz57 Guerrero St. S. F. '''' St
LosT-ons bay horse with addle and
sTADTLER: $50 East 18th st.. Fruit
LOST or taken from stable, "a Natoma
st.-1 black mare. bay horses, / bay
mare. gray horses. / gray mare /
blush color mare, roll brewery wag-
ons. l box wagon. Hagenann Brewing
Co., owncrs of Albany Brewery, care OF
r. HAGEMANN. l227 Guerrero ct. / St
LOST-Sunday, bet. Oakland and Berke-
ley. lady's gold watch monogram n.
A. M. Return to $50 2th St. Oakland;
reward. 8Ss
TRUNK e c. F. left SB coz. Union ST.
and Van Ness ave-: reward BLUGE.
1021 9Th ave-, East Oakland 13ts
WILL the party who took a bay mare
with white mark on forehead and buggy
with letters v. L. on 1t, from OctaVia
and Hayes SITS. on Wednesday, return
the same to 516 Hayes st. and receive
reward? VAL LUBA sH-7t
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
EQIIR cyHOICE PRNPERTIES

For sale at correct prices. az I contern-
plate a change Of location; one vscant
property In each, Berry-Bangs. Hillegass
and Scenic Park Tracts: and my s-room
residence on the hillside IN the Scenic
Tract Call or address MRS. MARY z.
HILL. Highland Terrace at head Of
Ridge Rood, Berkeley. Cal R-tf
TO EXCHANGE-CHICA
Apartment buildings. best location
North Shore. for San Francisco property
$4,000 to 10000 deal will be here all
this week with pictures. Address box
6404 Call of1ce Oakland 9Sts
480 ACRES grain land near Oriand. siz. so per
acre, to exchange for Bay City property.
13-acre poultry ranch, improved. near Peta-
luna. Price $500. To exchange for city
property.
THOMAS GILBERT,
1909 Union Savings Bank Bldg. Oakland. y
TO exchange for city property-iso acres
timber land In Humboldt County. 1891
Sacramento St Hfts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03

OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.
TO let-Part Of basement. 1859 Oak St.
near Devtsadero; suitable offices. 8-7ts
FURNISHED front and back parior for Of
fce. ASIA Webster st. Sc
FINE front suite for Offices 1908 Geary
FINE largo front Office rooms 1925 Ceary,
near Cough. Rent cheap. Call at
once 3ts
FURNISHED suite; suitable for ofroes;
first house from Fillmore. 1917 Poetl g.
FRONT double parlors. furnished or un-
fur nished. for offices. 234 Haight. Sts
FOR office, 801e Sacramento st; elegant
ly furnished parlor suite Of rooms;
car lire. 1Sts
FRONT offices to let 1858 OFarrel St,
cor. Fillmore. S03 3ts
FILLMORE. sr-Rooms for offices; also
othcr rooms. 2S-7ts
FRANKLIN, 712, mr. G. Gate ave.-Rms
to let, suites or single, for offices 2S- Tt
SUITABLE for offices. lower f1at Inquire
premises. 17n Laguna- nr. Sutter. 2S-7t>
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
MARION GRIFFIN
Has opened real estate cfiees at
620 Broadway, near Ninth st,
Oakland
Real estate bought and sold SIT
PERSONAL
INFORMATION wanted of Bauman Of
~

PERSONAL
INFORMATION wanted of Bauman Of
Seventh and Bryant Address A.
HOFFMAN. zd-R- R. ave. South. 8-sts
YOUR brother would like to hear from
you, Thomas Asflon. I4e Devisadero. Il
MISS LULU GARDNER, rcrmeriy at
110s Clay ST., now at seS Dolores st s-sts
MISS EMMA WEAVER. formerly OF 1852
Market st please call or send her ad-
dress to MRS. A DUFFEE. 1s02 San
chez st city. S-St
AUGUSTINE JACQUES shsvfile. sono-
ma County. Cal SIT
WILL Charles Hameister send word b
his mother at 42t5 Twenty-third ST., at
Olsen's? S-Sts
ANYBODY knowing present whereabouts
of Anna Cox Stephens. formerly resid-
Ing at 500 Sutter St. please advise A
Christeson. 6s Bacon block. Oakland. .s-2t
o. i. CRAMER. please send address to
w. H LEITCH CO., Washingon-st.
wharf. San Francisco. S-St'
MRS ELIZABETH KNOWLTON COM
municate with E. A Bleuel. naval
training station. Goat Island. -2-2t
WOULD like information OF Grace Mel
son and mother L. d. PEACOCK, 1872
Milvia St, Berkeley 2-2t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMAIE

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
WANTE'D-Swedtsh girl to cook and help
with some housework; must have city
reference; two In family good wages.
SS4U washington st., cor Walnut 5-2t-
WOMAN desires situation In private
family as houseAeeper or to do upstairs
work: 225 Hollis St, Oakland S-lts
A RELIABLE Eastern woman wishes
positioni full charge taken. references.
Box 6397 Call office, Oakland. 2-2ts
A RESPECTABI.E colored woman will
travel East as child's nurse or care Of
invalid for small consideration. In
quire at S28 Chester ST., Oakland, on
Friday and Saturday. s2-3t
A FIRST-CLASS cook, laundTess and
housecleaning by the day. Phone Oak
land 43lS. 9ts
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FURNITURE for saIe-IArge kitchen
steel range, suitable for clearinghouse
house or small restaurant: iron bed and
mattresses. Morris chair upholstered
rockers and arm chairs. sofa, chiffon
iere, Kitchen table and chairs, icebox,
ETC., TOT sale cheap; parties going East.
Apply ~ Broderfck st. e-7t
NICE Parior set, pieces; carpet; ulgo
new Quaker stove range. 246S Sacra-
mento st. 9-3ts
FOR sale-Newly furnished fat, rooms
1915 Steiner st. 1ts
FOR sale-Lease and furniture; 5-r.oom
fiat. Apply 92SA Dolores st. s-Sts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
EDUCATIONAL.

Business and Steno-
graph Col. 95 Golden Gate ave. offers
headquarters for schools burned out and
Monday. April so. a-tf
VAN DER NAILLEN'S Engineering
School now open in all branches at
Fffty-f1rst st. and Telegraph ave-. Oak
land 2-tf
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


S3,Sso-6-room 2-story house and lot, 2sxt41 :
central and near depot.
Get the safe side of the bay h cen
trail Key Route tract; most central ioca-
ton; cheapest prices and easiest terms ever
offered lots $500 each; 500 down and $40
monthly; new homes s2450 and up; SOS
monthly and as little as $50 down; send
for catalogue and see II At once.
ST., ,5oo-The best buy In town a close IN
cross street between Telegraph and San
Pablo aves-, SO feet frontage, with good i'm
provements netting per cent income,
which can be increased; It's location and
splendid business future assures a rapid IN
crease In value.
$2e5 cash and s24 monthly, beautiful earth
quake-proof cottage; high basement; splen-
didly constructed paneled dining room, cir
Gle windows; on sunny lot; short walk from
business center and one block 70 depot.
S6500-Burnt-out merchant orders sacrifice 81
elegant home for immediate sale: g rooms
den, servants room; cement basement with
plastered ceiling; all finest construction
with 4-foot foundation circular veranda and
round windows; all splendidly finished and a
very central location, with lot 5oxl0o, with
children's playhouse; eouldn't be duplicated
short of s1o, 1000.
Thirty minutes Rnd 5 CENTS 10 San Fran
cisco; the central Key Route tract IL the
ideal location for .he man whose business
or employment Is in San Francisco; come
and see It BELDEN & rERCIVAI- III3
Broadway, Oakland. z8 81 Su = T
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
and chamberrnaids
call or send addresses; very important.
MRS. NJ e DAY, 1901 Fairview, S.
Berkeley, qrove-st car; phone Stuart
3?2 1 3ts
help for dressn1aker; good
wages. 1909 Thirteenth ave. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03

OFFICES Of ]. P. Massie Co, country lands,
temporarily established 1852 Page St, San
Francisco. formerly located In Union Trust
brsesd cssherine Dunno R R.neh % Santa sne Cara Sara
Valley, In io-acre tracts, on long and easy
term payments 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03

ANDRES office. new Tribune bldg,
Eighth and Franklin sts.. Oakland
WantedLCook and dishwasher. same
place, $50 and SIS; cook. hotel, Nevada
County, s60 fare paid; cook. hotel.
south. s50I waiter, close by, $50; waiter,
officers mess. hospital. s25 and found !;
disllwashers. SO and found. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03


FOR sale-A frst-olass business: hdies'
tailor and dressmakingi established 20
years, room to work 150 hands II nec-
essary; reason for selling, retiring from
business. Address Business, Call Of
nee. 200 West Fourth St. Los Angeles.
Cal 27t
LAUNDRY FOR SALE
With electric power and steam boiler,
suitable dyeing and cleaning works 123
Fillmore st. Call at Fillmore place. sa7-7t
GRIFFIN (AARION)
Has opened offices at
SEQ Broadway, near 9th st.,
Oakland
Real estate bought and sold St
A1oo-RESTAURANT with liquor license,
and furnished fiat Of rooms; on upper
Market St; years lease; rent $40 H
SATTLER & CO., 1881 Webster st s-3t@
FURNITURE business, good will and
ease for sale; best establishment on
the coast today; bargain. See H
SCHELLHAAS, cor. 18th and Franklin
SITS. Oakland. SOFT
FOR sale -F1rst-class stock gents fur
nishings and shoes; all up-to-date
goods; value about 5000. Address P
D. box 174 Nevada City. Cal. 2-et,
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

wANTED-Furniture for rooms; must
be- reasonable and IN good condition.
Address 1929 Hibbard ST., Alameda st'
HIGHEST price paid for old gold and
silver at c. KALLMANN & SONS,
1903 Fillmore st. Isl mo
wANTED-Horse and light spring wag
on. INIAID FLOOR CO., 12S5 Laguna
street. N-7t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP WAN1ED-MAIE.
FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
AT CO5T1GAN & CO. IS. l245 Eddy st.
Bet. IAguna and Buchanan. near JEFF
ferson Square Park
Free Fare North and South-S. P. Co.
FREE FARE-TO-FREE FARE
Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo.
175 section laborcrs, board $3.50. 81 70
10 bridge carpenters, $3.50 day.
ranch teamsters fare 81 s1.25 found
20 tean1stegy. So so; % laborers, e2-25.
FACTORY-CLOSE TO CITY.
30 laborers. you'll do, factory work, $50
City Work.
10 laborers. board co. or board at home.
city, s2.D day.
rs teamsters. can early. city. same
place. $3.50. board furnished by com
pany on these Jobs. No charge
30 laborere for Los Angeles and 100 la
borers anywhefe aaong the line from
8. r. to Los Angeles, s. P. Co. work.
good wages.
New orders coming IN al the time. It
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN from the East would
like to make the acquaintance Of a re-
fined young lady; object natrimony
Box 640s, Call office It,
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HORSES AND wAeoMs

| WANTED-Work for two 2-horse teams,
or will double up for heavy teaming.
Call or address 1S6 Richland ave. Ste
ANYONE having q l-horse wagon, capacity |
| ton, for sale, apply at 612 Stanyan st .f st
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03

& GUNN, InS-. mgr. Pacific
Cont. & Cal. Employment AgenGies; phone
Oakland s272, Oakland. Cal. formerly of
q general employment business and invite
the employing public to phone, write call
and place their orders; lots Of free fare jobs
and good wages for skilled and unskilled
near Broadway. CUTTING & CUNN.25-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
A RrrsTNEss TOCATroN

A BUSINESS LOCATION.
! have a business location covering
nearly 100 feet square. being two floors,
with over so rooms. held by O lease run
ming two years, for sale with furnish
ings at q bargain II taken quickly Suit
able for hotel purposes or BUSINESS
OFFICES. Price 1850; located within a
block of Thirteenth ST and Broad way;
no better location in Oakland. THOMAS
GILBERT, l0o4 Union Savings Bank building,
i II
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BARREks AND sUPPLIEs.

WANTED-Rarber supply travelling
salesman; also wagon salesman; must
be experienced BECKEL & PRDSH-
Err barber supply house, al Tenth St,
Oaklant, Cal. 2-Sts
HARBER SHOPS bought and sold COLE
MANS Exchange, i422 Laguna. near
OFarreu. 8-7ts
FOR sale-Two-chair shop; 4 living
rooms; 2-yeaa- lease 260S Sutter st. 2-3ts
BARRIERS Protective Union-Members,
please take notice, temporary employ
ment office, l4S7 Octavia, cor. Post.1 Sts
GOOD paying 2-ohair barber shop for
sale; cheap; owner leaving city. Ad-
dress 56l Fillmore st 3ts
2-CHAIR barber shop with 3 living rooms
for sale. 1886 10Th st; a bargain this
week 1bts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
EASY dental office, formerly Turk st.
now located at 9N Steiner St. corner
McAliister. N-tf