THE SAl^ FRANGISCQ, CALL, MONDAY; JANUARY 20, 1902.8

SPIRITUALISM. ; :^.__.vA—C. V.MILLER, world's famous materializ-

ing medium; spirits speak face to face; seanceTues.. Frl.. Sun., 8 p. m.;:50c. 1084 Bush st

MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trance,' bus. medium;lifereader: medical, clairvoyant: sittings, $1;letter, $2. 1164 O'Farrell st; Ellis car.

BROCKWAY; 1052 Ellis, bet Franklin and/Gough; phone- Larkin 3761— Seances Sun.;I Tues., Thurs., 8:16 p. m.;25c; readings, <10-5.A—PROF. GEE, 108 Sixth st; readings dally.

50c and .$1; s every night; 10c. • .-WYLLIE. the Los Angeles photo medium, "rain

or sunshine, for short stay. , 309 Turk st. .'

EDWARD EARLE. 32S Ellis; readings daily;-phone Polk 1601; eeance Sunday and Thura:

FRIENDSHIP Hall. 335 McAllister—

Mrs. C. J.Meyer; sittings daily; test to all to-night: 10c.

CLAIRVOYANTS. VKNOW THY~FUTURB ;

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And Prospects for 1802 by ConsultingSIR HENRY PRICHARD.

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CLAIRVOYANT—PALMIST.:vAdvice on business, speculation,' all love anddomestic troubles, settles lovers' :quarrels, re-unites

"the separated, tells

'whom you will

marry, how to WIN the man or woman youlove, how to overcome all enemies; gives fullsecret how to control or influence ,any oneyou love or meet; no charge unless you findhim superior to all others. Hours... 10 to 7daily;10 to 5 Sundays: Reception rooms, 13,14, first floor. 1104—MARKET ST—1104.

Corner Turk, nearly opposite Zlnkand's. '

MME. M. BERNARD,~~~~~

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THE FAMOUSClairvoyant and business medium, permanentlylocated at 17 Third st., next Examiner bldg.She reads your life correctly,- gives an accuratedescription of the past, reveals the present hap-penings and portrays events to occur In thefuture. If you are in trouble, discontented, un-happy or not satisfied in life, or have domestic,

love or business troubles, consult this great merdlum and you will be told how to overcomethem. Valuable advice in all affairs of life;25cup; satisfaction guaranteed. Tel. Black 4569.MRS. DR. F. CLARKE, the well-known trance

medium. Is permanently located at 1206 Mar-ket Et, cor. Golden Gate ave., rooms 25 and'26; take elevator. Perfect satisfaction guar-anteed by mail; send stamp -for pamphletwith special terms. Dally and Sunday.

SPECIAL—

10c and this notice; no long story;Just what you -want to know; consultation onall matters; love, marriage, divorce,

-family

troubles, sickness; we convince all. Parlors1, 2 and 3. 607 Kearny st. :

MME. ARNDT, the great clairvoyant,' tells past,future; never falls; has the greatest Egyptiansecret: shows picture future husband or wife;fee 25c and up; satisfaction to everybody;open Sundays; hours, 10 to 8 p. m. 215% Cth.

ISMAR. the Egyptian Gipsy, clairvoyant andpalmist, permanently located 1148 Market, op-posite Sixth; private readings dally, 10 a. m.to 5 p. m. Sundays from 10 to 12 a.m.

MME. PORTER, wonderful clairvoyant & cardreader, born with double veil

—second sight;-

diagnoses diseases with life reading ;ladies50c,gents $1; palm, and clalr. sit.150. 126 Turk..

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MISS M. WILLE, 326A Ellis: clairvoyantcrystal seer; reads your lifecorrectly without

1 ques.; fullnames; 50c-?l:. 10 a. m. to 8p.m.

CONSULT the gifted clairvoyant. "349%

Minna St., near Fifth.

MRS. MALLORY,917 Howard, clairvoyant andspirit card reader; consult me; L.25c; G. 50c.

MME. WALTERS, great card reader; lad. 25c;gents 50c. 951 Mission, nr. 6th; open Sundays.

MRS. LAVON, wonderful fortune teller; truthor no pay; 25c and 50c. 234% S^xth st.

MME. Odell; clairvoyant, tells past, present &future: L. 25c: G. 50c. 242 Minna, upstairs.

MRS. BROWN, clairvoyant, card reader; la-dles 25c; gents 50c; readings dally.132 Sixth.

50c. $1—Prof. Weller, clair., palmist, card read-er; mall orders; stamp, circular. 1007% Mkt

MRS. MELVILL,well-known clairvoyant,water-reader. 11 6th; German spoken ;tel.Jessie 1563.-

MRS. B. Baumann, well-known fortune teller,has removed from 222 Eddy/to 407 O'Farrell.

MME. RAVENNA reads life fluently; businessadvice: names given: 25e up. 5 Fourth st.

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"dentTstsT^A—DR. T. S. HIGGINS. 927 Market st, Emma

Spreckels bldg.—

Painless dentistry at reason-able prices; pure gold fillings, $150; other fill-ings, $1: gold and porcelain crowns, $5 up:- plates, a full set of teeth that look naturaland 'guaranteed. $5 up.• Painless extraction^ ¦¦•¦¦' '-.Ido first-class work only and guarantee It.

EIGHT prizes for best crowns, plates, bridgesand fillings; extractions • or fillings by .mywonderful secret painless method: 20.years*experience; no students; advice free; pricescheapest and guaranteed; lady attendants.DR. GEORGE W. LEEK, 20 O'Farrell. st

ELECTRO-DENTAL CLINIC,809 Market cor.•4th.-rm.'7, Flood bldg., extractions done pain-lessly; teeth without plates our specialty; eoldcrowns, $3 50 up; plates, extractions free, $150up; office hours.. 9a. m. to 9p.m.; Sundays,9 to 2. J. W. THATCHER.' P.P. S.- Manager".

A NEW plate—

The Whalebone—

cannot break;.warranted 20 years; crowns, $3 50:fillings,50c;plates $5. fullset;- all work painless and war-ranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth sf

PARIS Dental Parlors, 235 Kearny, cor. Bush—Full set of teeth, $4: crowns. $3; fillings. 50c.

SET of teeth without plate. DR. H. G.YOUNG. 1841 Polk St.

DR.R.L.WALSH,815% Geary, nr.Larkln—Pain-less ext., 50c; plates ?5 up; phone Polk 1135.

DOG SPECIALIST. .DR. EDWARD N. LEAVY^ canine specialist,

late of New York City..has just located at906 Jones et, where he will administer to theailments of domesticated, animals; officehours 10 to 3; telephone Kate 20S5. ¦

-DOG HOSPITALS~ ".

DR. CREELY'S C. P. dog soap by druggistsor at the Hospital. 510 Golden Gate ave.

DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSESMcDOWELL Dressmaking &MillinerySchool

—.Class rates; patterns cut 1019 Market st

FRENCH accordion and knife pleating. WM.PILGER. 121 Post, over O'Connor & Moffatt.

EDUCATIONAL.HEALD'S SCHOOL^ Of1el3ctRICAl' ENGI-

NEERING—

Theory, demonstration, construc-tion, laboratory and shop work;. thoroughlypractical; day and night 24 Post st, S. F.;catalogue free. . -- . .'

~ -AYRES' Leading Business College, 723 Market—

$8 per month ;$50 life scholarship guaran-. tees a complete bus. education ;shorthand,typing,.bookkeeping, arithmetic, penmanship.spelling, Spanish, etc.; experienced teachers;new typewriters; positions secured; cat. free.

HEALD'S SCHOOL OFMINES,' 24 POST ST.,8.F.

—Thorough courses; complete equipment:

all subjects pertaining to mining and miningengineering; day and night; catalogue free.

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The '.LYCEUM, an. accredited :preparatoryschool for the university, law * and medicalcolleges; references. President Jordan or anyStanford professor. Phelan. building.

PERFECTION guaranteed to beginners, collegegraduate &bookkeepers inaccount's: figures.TARR, expert accountant • 220 1 Parrott bldg.

MERRILL-MILLER College— Shorthand, typ-ing, practical bookkeeping. Rooms 40-45, Par-rott bldg.: Individual instruction; catalogue.'.

ENGINEERING—Civil, elec.mlhing, mech.sur-

vey, assay, cyanide; day, eve.; est. 1864. Van¦ der Kaillen School, 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall.

CALIFORNIABusiness College; most thoroughmodern methods: positions for all graduates;new tiO-page catalogue free.', 305 Larkin st.

A FULL course of Ellis bookkeeping and "the' Gregg shorthand costs uonly $60. San Fran-Cisco Business College. 1236 Market' st.

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The official reporters of Supreme ICourt ad-vise their friends to attend the GALLAGHER-MARSH COLLEGE. Is this advice . worthfollowing? Life-,scholarship j$50; |catalogue.

ACTING, elocution, specialties; Hallet School,associated with;theatrical^-' agency securingpositions. Alcazar building. 120 O'Farrell ,«t

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THE Leo 'Cooper School of 'Acting has ire-moved to Native Hall. 414 Mason st. ¦-¦!.

LADY:teacher would like a' few more Juvenilepiano pupils; 50c an hour. Box 2879, Call. -ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, grammar, writing,

etc. ;day or eve. ;$5 mo. 1024 Mission, nr.6th.SPANISH, French,etc.Prof.DeFllippe'sAcademyof Languages,320Post;est&b'd 1871;ablest profs.

SHORTHAND taupht by 'mall or personally.MIffiM. G. BARRETT. 302 Montgomery sf

VIOLIN,'mandolin, guitar. Prof. MERKI,goodteacher." 1008 Mission; Instruments selected.

Chicago Business College. 1435 Market nr. 10th.Pitman shorthand,-typing.'» bookkep.;f $6 ¦mo/

ILLUSTRATION—PARTINGTON'R'DAY:andILLUSTRATION—night fclass, r <2 VPine St. ¦ ,MARY P. WESTH AUS. piano,' mandolin* guitar

lessors. 60c; -piano for practice.. 39 Fifth'st

HEALD'S Business ¦ Collegre. 24 Post ,st, S. F.;founded 1863; new 80-page catalogue free. .

CHEAPEST and best in;America— The WeeklyCall. 16 pages, sent to :any address in theUnited States or- Canada one year for $1.*-

. *;EMPLOYMENT / OFFICES.A—JAPANESE '.reliable house-cleaning. . cooks

&waiters furnished at short notice.' GEO/ KI-NOSHITA. ¦1233 Page.~ cor.Lyon ;tel.FelI 8501.'

CHINESE and Japanese help;-estab.

'20 yeaxs."

Tel. Main 1997.' BRADLEY.&CO.;t640 Clay.

JAPANESE and ;Chinese best 'help;;cook andwaiter. 421 Post, OEO.fA.OKl; teL Bush 135.

CHINESE ,and jJapanese .'Employment Office—

Best help.- 411% O'Farrell st:.tel. East 420/RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of-'

flee; ell kinds help. 315 Stockton; Main 5188.

EMPLOTlHEJfTiOFFICES— •ContinuedJAPANESE

'Intelligence Office—Furnish moat

:Areliable help.;,J 524 Bush st.;*teL Bush B16.;;

ORPHEUM Employment Office—Japanese," -Chl--nese help. 426 Powell.nr.Sutter-.tel.Black 5072.

EMPLOYMENTA' GERMAN1woman wants Ia situation to «to;, .general ;housework or " housekeeping; . good,

• plain cook; by week or month; city or coun-try; $15 per month.- /Box 3567. Call office.--

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WANTED—

By'experienced Swedish girl, sec-:. ond- work -In; a-.private family. 1714 Oc-¦'tavla Bt. • -;. ¦ •..-¦.; ¦

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GERMAN lady . would like position;rhouse--keeper;., good cook; with '• references. -162Jessie st.' opposite Palace Hotel.. ...-' -'¦

WANTED—By "competent young-/ woman, a"situation 'as cook or to do housework; city orcountry. : Address 25% Oak st.', In rear.;,

POSITION-as

'working housekeeper; best of. references "given. /"Address box 3674. Call.

YOUNG,lady graduate U. C.'.desires-position

as. governess or tutor in private family;knowledge of music. "A, 2119 Hearst ave.,

"'Berkeley. ,,..-;." :r.:\ '-. .;,.'— -

U . '•'¦'¦ ..DRESSMAKER of experience In young ladies'.and ' children's clothes, also altering andmaking over, $1- 25 per • day In families.

,1237 Webster ;st.-, near Ellis. ¦ :,.. .' . ;.

NORWEGIAN woman:;wants work by the daywashing. Ironing or sewing. 43 Hardy ste >

AN expert fitter. 'dressmaker and ladies', tailor¦-• desires 1-work

*by

-tho ¦ day in families.

-Box

¦ 3596, Call office, or 'telephone Sutter 1873.

STENOGRAPHER desires situation;-

salarymoderate-Box 3589. Call.

*AMERICAN woman wishes situation as work-/ing housekeeper: neat- and reliable.. .MRS.

/ M..FAIRBANKS, Cotatl, Sonoma County. '.; ,WANTED^-By.a lady vwith.1 child 12 years,.. old, situation as housekeeper or any kind of/ work by month. Call or address ;311;Minna,

PROOFREADER wishes situation; no typeset-ting; willcommence at $12 week.

"Box 2843,Call office. .

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YOUNG-lady would like temporary work

'as

office assistant; good penman ; good at flg-'.urcs.J Address F.R., 1320 Ellis- stWOMAN, would like any kind of work from 8

a. m. to 4 p. m.;_ this side of the bay. 2022yWoolsey.st., Lorln. Berkeley. ; .. :. <-

WINCHESTER House.' 44 Third st, near Mar-ket—200 rooms; 25c to $1 50 per night; $1.60

• to $6 week; convenient and respectable; freebus and baggage to and from ferry. ': •' '

CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions

! received at Call,branch office, 2200 Fillmore.

A BRANCH office for Call advertisements andsubscriptions has been established at lOirJValencia st. "• J- -%' ;"'- '

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I EMPLOYMENT WAMTEU MALE. •

MIDDLE-AGED man wants position as watch-.. man in store or factory or any other , lightwork; small wages; can give references.Address box 3575. Call office. - ; . . ¦

YOUNG man, Japanese, ¦ trustworthy, mosteconomical, .good cook, or flrst-class waiter,wishes position; speaks good, English. W.O. K..,403 Dupont ,st.

YOUNG man wishes position as coachman', orman about place In private family; has goodreferences.

*Box 3570. :Call office. . .

GARDENER, with many years' experience Inall its branches in the Eastern States. 2years in California, wishes position as headgardener in a private place to the 1st of Feb-ruary. Box 2212. Call. :~~

YOUNG man of 21 with some experience in• wholesale liquor house would like -a posi-

tion where there'is chance for advancement.'Box 3585, Call office. .: ¦*

BRIGHT boy of 16 would like a position where.there is chance for advancement or to learna good trade. L: H.. 1115 Steiner st. .

WANTED—

Work of any kind by young manwhere Ican devote some time to studying;

-honest- and industrious; moderate wages.Box 3597. Call. ... . ¦ .-

POSITION wanted by young man 26 years ofage as bookkeeper or clerk in a wholesale orretail house, either city or country. Box2S35, Call office. . t

BRICKLAYER;wants work either by day orcontract: 'first-class oven builder. Address'-• Bricklayer, 322.Sixth st

WANTED—

Position in store or office or 'to¦ travel for E wholesale house by trustworthy

man. Box 3516, Call office.RELIABLE young man wishes position in city

or country store as clerk and window dresser;has experience and reference. Box 2847, Call.

FIRST-CLASS baker, foreman, milk or home-made bread, iwants work. Address Baker,225 Thirdst, Oakland. , \ w.-

A YOUNG,man wishes a position as assistant¦ ¦ -bookkeeper:' --Address 164 B Russ st- :

*"* ".COACHMAN,English, wants situation; city or. country; flrst-class. refs. Box 3592, Call.. .:¦

CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptionsreceived at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore.

A BRANCH,office forCall advertisements and, subscriptions has jbeen established at 1006' Valencia st. •. • < -.¦¦--

v-/"'; FINANCIAL.

COMPANIES incorporated, promoted, guaran-teed and financed; stock taken In paymentfor services; good propositions wanted: goldbonds furnished. PACIFIC STATES MININGAND INVESTMENT CO., U. S. licensed. stock brokers, 32(5 Post st. :

!PACIFIC Coast Underwriting Co. (Inc.)—

Wehave 42 offices in operation; new method ofplacing stocks and bonds; companies incor-porated; stocks and bonds underwritten. Callor address main office, 507-S-9 Parrott. bldg.

•_ _i_J j^LATS TO 1/ET.EUREKA; 14, near 17th

—Flat of 0 rooms and

bath; newly cleaned and painted; 'rent $20;water free. "Key at premises.

A—SIXTH ave. and .Fulton st, facing GoldenGate Park; brand new; modern: 6 rms., bath.

NEW upper sunny modern flat, 5 rooms andbath.. 069^ Golden Gate ave.;no children. .

PLEASANT, 28", nr:v Sacramento, above Taylor—Sunny modern flat, 6 rooms; marine view.-FrRXISHED FLAT WANTED. .

FURNISHED flat wanted by young .married£|couple;no children;:a neatly furnished flat

of 5 or 6 rooms: location north of O'Farrell/.and east of Devisadero; must be scrupulously

clean and contain ¦¦

-modern . Improvements ;

state rent. Address box 2834. Call office.

FLATS WANTED.SMALL furnished flat or 3 or 4 housekeeping

rooms./ Box 2860; Call. •-....¦ FURNITURE FOR SALE. /

4 ROOMS furnished In oak. $48 60. with No. 7range. KingFurniture Co.. 1127-1131 Market

/.FURNITURE WANTED. Y'A. WOLLPERT. 773 Mission St., pays hlghelT.price for 6econd-hand furniture: tel. Red 1331.

- GLOVES. VD. &F.BLACK suede glove; best In the wo.id;

warranted; kept in repair. 121 Grant ave. '

: HELP*

VVANTED—FEMALE.

A—MRS. M. E. DAY& CO:.Phone Main 1575.• ;....... HOTEL, DEPARTMENT ..V"...:.-:3 :first-class 'waitresses. $25; country; wait-

ress, $22 50, fare paid;? restaurant waitress,$7, country; waitress $30, city;8 waitresses,city and country, $20 and.$25; 2 chamber--. maids to waltdlnner, $20.'..... ¦..:...'..~;..... FAMILY DEPARTMENT ... TVCook, $30; cook, $25; houseglrl, 5 in;family,San ,Rafael, -¦ see

-lady here, ,$25; >houseglrl,

Belvedere, . $30;. second'girland seamstress, :

$20; 10 housegirls, :$15 to $25; many :other. choice places, best wages. ;MRS. M. E. DAY, & CO., 335 Geary st. . -:.I~

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'A—WANTED—-Girls and (women at 8.' F.Halr-dressing .College to learn halrdressing tradethoroughly in 2 weeks; course $5, Including

!.manicuring,; massage, scalp treatment, bleach-Ing,. dyeing,"ventilating, weaving, jswitch and

;wlg making; positions guaranteed each grad--uate; no fake promises; our pupilsare our liv-ing advertisement; fillingpositions instores all

/;over city; 5 positions in leading stores open tothose entering Immediately; girlnot knowing-trade In 2 weeks given money back; day &eve.classes. S. F.COLLEGE, 233 Geary. jr. 13-15.

.OPERATORS at Levl Strauss & Co.'s OverallFactory, 32%? Fremont st; no experience¦ necessary: good pay, steady work. Apply to

AT 233 Third ave., between Clement and Cali-,.--. fornla' sts.,- girl-for upstairs iwork and- care-of ,'¦small ¦ children:»":$15;-

¦ experienced ;r>. take./Geary or. Sutter st.:cars, Richmond district.

FIRST-CLASS buttonhole maker [and finisher;.'steady, work;. good wages; all on coats. :40•¦ :Elli3;sf.v room ;47.. /., *•¦;.'

WANTED-^-Waist finishers-and;improvers ,ar.

..-' dressmakl ng.. 330 ,0'Farrell ¦ st.' f¦¦;;•;-; ;;.'.-¦ -.

WANTED—Nursegirl to'take :care ;of ;1,child;

must sleep home; . $12. <816 :Sutter st.

RESPONSIBLE .-;,person -''for '-'¦.; rooming-house.. Call after 9 a. m.^at ,069 Mission st ;

WANTED-^Nursegirl;-sleep :home/" 'Apply• 234-±'- n'Joae ave./near..Twenty Tflfth st'GIRL" for;housework.' :;1235 :Geary Ist.,' *

corner.-: Gough. -V--

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WANTED-^-Reliable girl to', assist ¦ in•generalI /housework. ¦ .41S 'Brannan ;st.",-, bakery. <¦ A ¦. t.

,HELP WASTED^—

FEMALE Con.a.-'WANTED—AnIexperienced ¦Protestant womaj^.:to;do •light upstairs work in small family;• must be good seamstress and able to do mani-

V'icuring:and halrdressing; location near'San

I Rafael; ,give references. Box-2894. Call.

CAL. College of Halrdressing and Massage su-perior to all others; ladies requested to visit

:the classes; all who enter, this week get full. course for $4. .305 Larkin st; take elevator;• ladies' :work done free.' ;.

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IMMEDIATELY.'20 ladles to make -our adver-¦¦' tlslng novelties; home work; permanent; good

pay; light,easy/dainty.-

Apply9.to 12 Mon-day to Friday, 618 Eddy st, ':

WANTED—First-class millinery trimmer., Ap-¦ ply at HALE BROS., between 8 and 11 a. m.

OPERATORS on.waiters'*coats and aprons;

.-¦ power; steady, work.= 123 Pine st

NEAT :German • or :-; Swedish girl for. secondv work. 'Apply 1918 *Jackson st. •

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WOMAN capable of directing employes; travel-,-..Ing required.. Box S595. Call office.

-GIRL to assist in general housework in small/family.- 484 -Frederick st. > near Stanyan. ;

GIRL for housework. 51 Cumberland, bet. 19th6 20th,' Guerrero & Dolores; before 12, aft 5.

.PEESSERS to work In factory. :'656 Mission\Ft, arply 3d floor, v

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A GERMAN" woman as governess ;state re-: llglon;salary $30. Box 2994. Call.

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WANTED—

German girl for light housework.419 Jones st. ... , ¦ . ¦ ¦ ¦

CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions

received at Call.branch office, 2200 Fillmore.

ABRANCH offile,for Call advertisements andsubscriptions has been established at 1008

-¦Valencia st'' ' . . ¦

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; HELP WASTED—MALE.

A—MURRAY &READY.....Phone Main 6843..Leading Employment and Labor Agents. .'....... .-..• OFFICE OPEN 7 A. M.....;Blacksmith, country shop ..$50 and found. -Brick mason, country. $90 and found

-Catholic choreman. Institution. .$25 and found

Milkwagon driver, city .$25 and found'Choreman for ranch. $30; 3 milkers. $30 and

found; 12 farm, orchard and vineyard hands,$20 and $25 and found; farmer and wife; 10'tiemakers, reduced railroad rates, virgin tim-ber, new camp; 25 woodchoppers, $1 to $1 75

T.T... .'.'.'.' HOTEL DEPARTMENT* ".".*.".".'.'.".'."Chef and second cook, country hotel, $80:7 cooks, different places, city and country:3 waiters, .country; German waiter; kitchenMURRAY

'& RE'ADY*.*.'.*.*.*.'.:.63*4'-*636' Clay st

AT C. R.- HANSEN &CO.'s!.... 104 Geary st.Wanted— 500 men for new railroad work inNevada .' $2.a day

.Free Fare... Ship Dally...Free Fare....'• Carpenters, country, $2 50 a day|and found,

see party here ;engineer and electrician forhotel plant, $55 and board; 50 tiemakers and

.men to learn tlemaking, 12c to 14c a tie......'.. . HOTEL DEPARTMENT

¦Steward and head waiter, hotel, $60; hotel. butcher, country hotel, $70; short-order cook.for cafe, country hotel, $75; meat and pastry

cook for hotel In Nevada, $75; broiler, res-taurant, $70...... " r. .'.C. R. HANSEN & CO ..104 Geary st.

WAITER for Institution, country, $25. withboard, lodging and laundry; gardener andchores,, for springs hotel. $25; gardener andmilk 2 cows, country, $25; driver for milkroute, $30; coopers, slack work, $30 to $35;redwood tfemakers, good timber, see bosshere; basalt block makers, piece or day

s work; foreman for sash and door factory;cabinetmaker used to organ work; book can-vassers, $1 50 to $2 a day; man to take acontract forcutting wood; blacksmith to rentcountry shop. W. D. EWER & CO., 610Clay st. : ' , .

FOREMAN for sash and door factory: setter- for mill, $60 to $75: milker. $30; teamsters;$2 to $2 25 day; lroner, $1 50 day; driver formilk wagon, $30 and found; piano player forcountry; carriage blacksmith, $3 50 day; 2farmers and wives, $35 and $40; fruit far-mer $25; cooks.

' waiters; butler, $40. andothers. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacra-mento_*t~-~1__^__*______^___^^_i___^

WANTED—Man with $75 for restaurant ;$30month; no experience. BROWN & CO., 1221Market Bt., - '

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WANTED—

Reliable young man with $100 to'• $175 cash; $15 week; steady place: no ex-perience. If you have" the cash applyBROWN & CO.. 1221 Market st --..,.

BIG snap— Fine opening for man and wife with$100; restaurant;- receipts $10 day; livingrooms. BROWN. 1221 Market st. .V :

LIFE chance for a sober.- steady, trustworthyyoung man as partner In groceries, fruit,veg-etables, candles, nuts, _ cigars and tobaccostore; best location in-Oakland; $375 • re-

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quired: positively a bargain to suitable"par-

ty.¦;.: 775 Washington 'st, cor. 5th, Oakland.WANTED—For wholesale- house, an . lntelll-• gent, strong, active boy of about 16 years of

age; must have recommendations. Addressbox 3577. Call office. ¦ ¦!•',.

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WANTED—

A young man with :experience in"cutting women's muslin underwear and. wrappers.' Box 3569, Call office.

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—STEADY man with $100 cash can make $75

month. . Apply 209 Kearny St., 1.

BOY wanted. 626 Montgomery st.;1call ¦be-tween 9; and 12.

WANTED—

First-class barber. 39% Turk st.

BARBER—

Young man some experience-to

finish trade. Elite barber shop, 761 Howard.

BARBER wanted: $17 a week. 6 Market st

STRONG boy wanted at SC3 Valencia rt.

ERRAND boy wanted for flower store. Applyat 317 Sutter st .

DISHWASHER wanted at 422 Sixth st-

WANTED—

A first-class tailor immediately;¦¦• custom

-work. N.'PERSICO, 3310 Mission.

STEADY, sober man as third waiter; $25 andfound.. Ahlborn House, 321 Grant ave.

STRONG .boy in butcher shop. 1823 .PointLobos ave. _. ;. :...

ENERGETIC man wanted to handle a line ofmedium and fine pocket ,books and fancyleather goods on,commission in. connectionwith similar lines;:they are especially, suitedfor> fine retailers, as they range in pricefrom $9 per dozen up. Should 'have someknowledge of the goods to handle. them suc-cessfully. . ¦In replying give age, experience,' reference and territory proposed covering.Pocket Books, box 537, Philadelphia,

CITY and country, drummer for establishedprinting house and bindery; steady

-employ-

ment; salary and commission to experiencedman controlling trade. Address, with refer-

.ence,.box 3518 MCall. .WANTED

—A young: man; must have expe-'rience in clothing and furnishing goods. Ap-

ply 62-60 Third st. . .> ,WANTED

—Men, and women everywhere to

make big.money on a new proposition. 610.Montgomery St., rooms 7. .WANTED

—Recruits for the marine corps, U.

S. navy; able-bodied, unmarried men of goodV character, between the.ages of 21and 35; not'

less than 5 feet 4 inches and not over 6 feet IInch: able to speak and read «English.:;Forfurther information apply at the RecruitingOffice..40 Ellis st. San. Francisco.

WANTED—Bright young man from 17 -to 2C

> years of age; must be good at figures; state; agp and "salary expected. Box >2S64. .Call.BARBERS,' attention; for sale— one of the best

paying -barber shops and bath IIn the city,:price $2750; only party, with above amount

, need apply. Box 2881, Call office.

WANTED—Experienced -domestic"

salesman.Applybet. 8 and 11 a. m. at HALE BROS. •

2-CHAIR barber shop for."sale cheap. 1119A¦„Folsom st. :\.

BARBERS—

Good' 2-chair shop, near city.¦ DECKELMAN BROS.. -106 Ellis st. y .WANTED—A competent qualified shoe trav-"eier for Northern California and Southern

Oregon; must be familiar with the above ter-'rltory;-state salary and where employed. Box

':;2279. Call office. ! . i ; ' ,¦WANTED—Men to

-learn barber trade; eight• weeks; tools'. donated ;' situation guaranteed:°- catalogue mailed free;'¦discount this

-month.

Gordon's Barber College, Los Angeles, Cal.

.WANTED—Laborers :and mechanics"to know

that Ed Rolkln, Reno House proprietor, still... runs Denver House, 217. Third st ;ISO largerooms; 25c pe^ night; $t to $2 per, week.

MEN*

to '¦> learn 1;barber trade ;. barbers -in de-jmand: only requires 8 weeks;. tools donated;

I catalogue free. -.MOLER'S '-BARBER -COL-LEGE. 635 Clay st • ;:: .

'ALL'size men's Ishoes.', slightly.damaged,-half

:rprice. ¦¦.,563 Mission st.. bet. 1st and 2d sts.- •

*YOUNGimen to ¦¦learn -barber \trade; catalogue¦;•¦;mailed.v S.sF.? Barber College.- 741A"Howard.MCDONALD &PERRY have BOO pairs second-'hard shoes for sals; 50c up. .',241 Third sf '

500 MEN to but new and 2d-hand army shoes,¦r^COc up; soling'20c,up. 1923 Howard sf."nr.5th.^PENSION "atty.. .E. fA? Bullls/ 3,':40.V Phelan\l.big..Past Com. :Geo. ¦H.;Thomas Post," G.A.R.'

SAILORS, :ordinary/ for /ships - for. all parts :of;». the world. JHERMAN'S.126 Steuart st , .. -:,

GET 'your shoes half-soled 'while" waiting- 25c:.,.:, to 60c. f;563 ;Mission ;st;' £bet* .;1st and 2d Tsts.'

.WINCHESTER House.- 44 Third Et, near Mar-ket

—200 1rooms, ;-,25c :s night;dreading rooms;. free 'bus and. baggage to and; from ferry. .

.CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions',received at Call;branch 1office, 2200 Fillmore.*

A BRANCH office|for Call]advertisements and•^subscriptions ¦' has ;•been'

established at 10LKJ\Valencia st. r ' ., ;>,¦-¦

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SAIf FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS • OFFICE of The Ean FranciscoCall, corner of Market and Third streets; openuntil 12 o'clock every night in the year.

BRANCH OFFICES—

527 Montgomery streetcorner Clay; open until 9:30 p. m.

S00 Hayes street; open until 9:30 p. m.G39 McAllister etreet; open until 9:30 p. m.315 Larkin street; open until 9:30 p. m.1941 Mission street; open until 10 p. m.2261 Market etreet corner Sixteenth; open

nnti! 9 p. m.106 Eleventh street; open until » p. m.1096 Valencia etreet: open until 9 p.. m.Northwest corner Twenty-second and Ken-

tucky streets; open until 9 p. m.2200 Fillmore street: open until 9 p. m.

MEETING NOTICES.

ASYLUM of Golden Gate Commandery

No. 16. K. T.. 625 Sutter st— TH"Stated assembly THIS EVENING at BDM •S o'clock. Order of Temple. All fra-ters are courteously invited.

H. D. LOVELAND. Em. Com.THEO. FROLICH. Recorder. '_

BAN FRANCISCO Chapter No. 1,Royal ¦Arch Masor.s. meets THIS EVENING.Business and M. M. degree. . '.faJs

H. G. PRINCE. Secretary. I*

OCCIDENTAL Lodge Xo. 22. F. and mA. M.—THIS (MONDAY) EVEN- JlIXG, at 7:30 o'clock. First degree. «TTBy order o^theW^M. %?

KING SOLOMON'S Lodge No. 260. F. mand A. M., 1S39 Fillmore Et Firstdepree THIS EVENING at 7:30 TZjZo'clock. HARRY BAEHR, Sec. '^Ty

CALIFORNIA Lodge No. 1. I.O.O F

—Installation of officers ¦§2£«55c=

MONDAY EVENING. January20. Members and visitors wel- ''w/nvvcome. C E. HOWARD, N. G.

THE St. Andrew's Society will cele- » r»n^brate the anniversary of the birth ?V- QQ/Jof ROBERT BURNS with a con- 'tfOkt*cert and social dance in ScottishHall,111 Larkin st. on FRIDAYEVENING,January 24. Admission 25c.

JAMES ROLPH JR., PresidentGEO. ST. J. BREMNER. Secretary.

FUNERAL meeting—

The regular annual meet-ing of the lot owners In the Masonic ceme-tery willbe held at the Masonic Temple onTUESDAY. February 4, 1902. at 2 o'.clockp. in., for the election of five trustees andsuch business as may legally come beforethem. THEO. FROLICH, Secretary.

THE rerular annual meeting of the stockhold-ers of the Union Trust Company of SanFrancisco 'will be held at the office or thecompany In the Cnlon Trust Company'sbuilding corner Post Montgomery and Mar-ket sts., San Francisco. Cal., on MONDAY,the 3d flay of February. 1902, at the hour of2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing aboard of directors to serve for the followingyear, the amendment of the by-laws of thecompany and the transaction of such otherbusiness as may come before the meeting.

L W. FFT-t.max JR., Secretary.

THE California Debris Commission, having re-ceived applications to mine by the hydraulicprocess from J. C. Murphy In the HiddenTreasure Hydraulic mine, at Kelsey. ElDorado County, to deposit tailings in KelseyCanyon; from John Pascoe and W. H. Se-combe. In the ChiliRavine gravel mine, nearPlacervllle, El Dorago County, to deposittailings In Chill Ravine: from Warren T.Russell, in the Happy Flat placer mine, atGarden Valley. El Dorado County, to de-posit tailings in Happy Flat Creek, and fromWentz Bros., in their mine., near PleasantValley. El Dorado County, to deposit tailingson a flat below the mine, gives notice that ameeting willbe held at room 69. Flood build-ins. San Francisco. CaL, on February 3,1902, at 1:30 p. m.

-ANNUALMEETING—OCEANIC STEAMSHIP

COMPANY.—

The regular annual meeting ofthe stockholders of the Oceanic SteamshipCompany will be held at the office of thecompany, S27 Market street in the City andCounty of San Francisco. State of California,on TUESDAY, the 21et day of January, 1302.at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m.. for the pur-pose of electing a Board of Directors to servefor the ensuing year and for the transactionof euch other .business as may come beforethe meeting. Transfer books will dose onFriday. January 10. 1902. at 3 o'clock p. m.By order of the President

H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.

ANNUAL MEETING—

The regular annualmeeting of the stockholders of the PajaroValley Consolidated 1Railroad Company willbe held at the office of the company. 327. Market et San FrandECo. on MONDAY.the 20th day of January. 1902, at the hourof 11 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of elect-Ing a board of directors to serve for the en-suing year and the transaction of such otherbusiness as may come before the meeting.The transfer books 'will close on Friday, Jan-uary 17. 1902, at 3 o'clock p. m.

W. H. HAKNAM. Secretary.

OFFICE of the Ean Francisco Gas and Elec-tric Co., 415 Post 8t. San Francisco, Cal.—The annual meeting cf the etockiiolders of theSan Francisco Gas and Electric Company¦willbe held at the office of the company, 415Poet 6t, in the city and county of San Fran-cisco, at 12 o'clock m. on TUESDAY, Janu-ary 21. 1302. The transfer books of the com-pany willbe closed from January 10, 1902, toand including January 21, 1902.

(Signed) WILLIAMG. BARRETT,Secretary.

Dated San Francisco. January 6, 1902.CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING—The annual

meeting of the stockholder! of the Union IronWorks willbe held at the office of the com-pany, 222 Market st. San Francisco, onTUESDAY. January 21, 1902.- at 11 o'clocks.. m.. for the purpose of electing a board of<Urectors to serve for the ensuing year andfor the transaction of such other business asm&y come before the meeting.

J. O*B. GUICN. Secretary.Office 222 Market st. San Francisco, CaLJannary 8. 1902.

ANNUAL Meeting—

The regular annual meet-Ing of the stockholders of the CaliforniaBugar Refinery will be held at the office ofthe corr.pery, 327 Market st. Ean Fran-cisco. CaL, on Monday, the third day ofFebruary. 1S02, at the hour -of 11 o'clocka- ra-. for the purpose of electing a boardof directors to serve for the ensuing year,and the transaction of such other businessas may come before the meeting.

CHAS. A. Gn>SON. Secretary.

APOPTIOS.

BRUNETTE Infant for adoption; also boybeby 2 years old. EMTT.TB FUNKE. 1416Eighth st. Alameaa.~

ASTROLOGY.~~

HOROSCOPES—

Prospects predicted, difficultiesavoided, advice in social and business af-faire; readings by malL RAYMOND. 227Taylor st

ATTORJfETS AT LAW.~~

B. "W. KUCG, atty. "P^*™ bldg.. 6th floor, nn.613; aJJ cases; damages, estates, wills, mort-gages, partnerships, attachments, collections,etc.;legal papers drawn: consultation free;noadvance charges, open eve's; call or write.

ADVICE free: divorces a specialty;quick:quiet;no cnarge without success; established 16 yrs.Open evenings by appointment ;phoneJohn3181.G. W. HOWE. S50 Market st. cor. StocktOR.

ADVICE free: divorce: bankruptcy; collections;attachments; mortgages ;bilis of sale; partner-ehlps: deeds; wills drawn: no fee unless suc-cessful; open eve's. J.M.Thnrston.819 Market

ADVICE free; no charge unless successful. "W.W. DAVIDSON,927 Market st. opp. Mason.

L.S. CLARK.Emma Epreckels bldg.. 927 Mar-ket st: consultation free: no fees in advance.

BOARDCtG FOR CHILDREN.

BERKELEY—

Good home for children; nearschool; $8 up. 2127 Prince st

GOOD home for email child; object, company.Call or add. 831 Thirty-fourth st. Oakland.

GERMAN lady would like couple' of children to. .board; sunny yard. 439 Minna st'

BOOKS SEW AXD OLD.

BOOKS of all kinds bought: libraries purchasedH.C. Holmes. 1149 Market: tel. Howardvme!

BUSINESS CHANCES.A

—$1000; ~CANDY store on Mission st ;rent

fIS; place establ. years and doing a good pay-ing business; value in sight Call R. G.WILKE. 26% Kearny et: •

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$750; TURKISH and Russian bath house inPortland. Or.; rent $25; lease; low expensesand first-class paying business; knowledge ofbusiness not necessary- Meet owner in officeof R. G. WILKE, 26V6 Kearny st.

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11000: HAY. grain, wood and coal yard onMission st; rent $40; estab. 20 years; otherbusiness compels owner to sacrifice; a goodbusiness. Call R. G. WILKE, 20% Kearny.

A—$700: RESTAURANT and chop house; keptby owner 7 years; clearing above $150 permonth; located in and between large hotels;to buyer meaning business 5 days' trial givenCall R. G. WILKE, 20*4 Kearny st

$500—POULTRY and wild game store doing agood paying business; low rent; location can'tbe beat. See R. G. WILKE. 26% Kearny st.

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CIGAR stand; fixtures, lease, good will for$400; stock at Invoice; location can't be beatCalUR. G. WILKE. 26% Kearny st; ;. •

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$600; COFEE ealoon and restaurant; es-tablished years; first-class paying; locateddose to Chronicle building: bargain; callsoon. R. Q. WILKE. 26% Kearny st.

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$400; MILKdepot and dairy produce storeon Fifth st; rent; $20; living rooms; fineopening for man and wife. Call R. O.WILKB. 26% Kearny Bt

A—$1000; BOARDING-HOUSE and' saloonwith 16 furnieheu wroom»: rent $45; 3 years*lease; established years; located on Mont-gomery st.; good 'business. Call R.* GWILKE. 26% Kearny st.A

—$350; CANDY stand on •Sixth st;. close. toMarket; rent $50; good business; owner other-wise engaged. R. G. WILKE,26% Kearny.

BUSINESS. CHANCES Continned.V12750!...?......... . $2750 ."."... '..T.V '"..$2750

Large livery and boarding stable.Horses, hacks, carriages, buggies, harness

and everything complete. '.Over SO steady boarders.Finest location in city.

Party retiring from the business. Full-par-tlculars by STENBERG CO.. 759 Market -.

$225—

STATIONERY, notion and candy store;fixtures, showcases, stock Invoice $500; liv-ing rooms; the place for man and. wife.STENBERG CO.. 759 Market st .. .."

HEALY & CARR. phone James 2771.'v

6 Eddy st, rooms 18 and lOiaHotels, restaurants, lodging-houses, "grocerystores, cigar stores, ranches, oil lands, leases.Money to loan on any of the above.

FOR sale cheap— Bar fixtures and house of 7rooms to let;near drydocks, South San Fran-cisco; good location. Apply to McLEOD &HATJE, 515 Market St., San Francisco.

BUSINESS men!—

If-you want quick' sale- listyour business for sale by McBRIDE & CO..765 Market st ,

|400— A SACRIFICE; restaurant worth $1000;receipts guaranteed over $21;;trial- given.DONALD INVESTMENT CO.. .850 Market.

$190—

FAMILY restaurant; receipts $10 day:livlngr rooms; cheap rent: fine place for manand wife; sickness. BROWN, 1221 Market.

J.H.STANTON,real estate and business broker;removed from 34 Kearny to 777% Market;hundreds of lodging-houses and bus. chances,

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THIRTY cigar stands that net $2 50 to $6daily. Ask C. L. HEDGES, 162 Parrott bldg.

IF you want to buy a business or sell go toDECKER. 921 Market Bt.

FOR sale—

Hairdresln? and manicuring store;good business location. 1317 Stockton st.

FOR sale—

Old established ¦ oandy store. Ad-dress box 1066, Palo Alto, Cal.

OLD established grocery and bar; rent $20; abargain to-day. Box 3520, Call office.

ADMINISTRATOR'S sale— Grocery and bar atN.B. cor. Ellis and Taylor sts., belonging tothe estate of Peter Mlesner, deceased; bidsaccompanied by 10 per cent deposit will bereceived at office of P. Boland, administrator,23S Montgomery st, until 5 p. m. Wednes-day, January 22, 1902. Store open from 6a. m. to 12 p. m.

*.. . -.WANTED

—Parties with from $250 to $1000 to

invest in manufacturing a staple article nowon the market 1;will bear fullest investiga-tion; money needed to increase business; bestof references. Address box 2840, Call office.

OUR "Compounding System" of turf specula-tion Is the safest and most profitable everdevised; average monthly profits over 80 per

cent: explanation free. N. S. HAND & CO.,Expert Handicappers, 113 Stockton street

$250—

PARTNER wanted; suited to plain,steady man satisfied with $18 to $25 a week;no experience required ;¦ trial given beforebuying. 25 Geary Bt, room 4.

$4500— PARTNER wanted for a legitimate. business, where every dollar Is absolutely se-

cured: only parties meaning business shouldanswer. *Box 2875, Call office.

FOR sale—

A email bazaar located on Marketst; a good business opportunity. Inquire at916 Market st. room 73.

WANTED—

A man to invest $200 or more ina very profitable permanent business. Callat 1504 Folsom st., between 10 and 4.

FOR sale cheap; established dental office; bestlocation. For particulars, P. O. box 151,Oakland.

A HORSESHOEING shop doing good businessfor sale cheap:' selling on account of sick-ness. Apply S15 Folsom st. ,

FOR sale—

A first-class jnerchant tailoring- es-tablishment in country. ApplyREISS BROS.& CO.. 24 Sutter st

FOR Sale—

Tailoring business In the country;living rooms, furniture, etc.;doing a goodbusiness. Apply Call office.

RESTAURANT—

Place for man and wife orcook and waiter; good business. Box 2814,Call office.

CANDY store and factory, with living room,for sale; account illness. 2474 Mission st

$600—

FOR sale; the Palace Restaurant, Val-lejo.CaL ;great chance. P.O. box 275, Vallejo.

A BRANCH office for Call advertisements andsubscriptions has been established at 1093Valencia st .

CLASSIFIED advertisements ar; subscriptionsreceived at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore.

LODGIXG-IIOCSES FOU SALE.THE DONALD INVESTMENT COMPANY,

650 Market Bt Tel. Davis 281.15 rooms, cheap rent good location. ...$150010 rooms, cheap rent good furniture.. 6006 rooms, nicely furnished, full 275

20 rooms, central, good payer 165020 rooms, good furniture, money maker 220020 rooms, snap, see it... ¦ 85036 rooms," central. .' clears $200.... .".' . 320011 rooms, all full, rent $35 80035 rooms; swell fain, hotel, good location 600030 rooms, cheap rent money maker 160012 rooms, good furniture, a bargain... 100021 rooms, central, everything new 80021 rooms, finely furnished, best location £7005 rooms, sunny flat rent $22 50, snap. 250

10 rooms, new flat elegantly furnished 12U0S rooms, a beauty, rent $35, clears $50 900

14 rooms, cheap rent, clears $50 9009 room's, rent $32, good furniture 450

17 rooms, rent $60, good payer 0007 rooms, flat, good sunny corner 350

14 rooms, elegantly furnished, bargain. 125060 ROOMS; new house; new furniture; cheap

rent; a great bargain; easy terms; call andsee it DONALD INVESTMENT CO../ 850Market st.

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36-ROOM hotel and bar $170014 rooms; on Mission st 45066 rooms; clears $300 400012 rooms; on Golden Gate ave... 65054 rooms; price 45014 rooms; worth $800..... 50010 rooms; only 30024 rooms; near Powell and Geary 1850*IS rooms; sunny corner 100022 rooms; transient; clears $150 125023 rooms; clears $100 950

100 rooms; clears $400 5500, 37 rooms; on" Market st; 2 entrances;offices; permanent and transient 2800

..MONEY LOANED AT LOWEST RATES..FRENCH SPOKEN

H.C. DECKER, 1020 Market; phone Mint 796.A

—Near the Call buildings.Telephone Black 1-8-0-3

MARION GBXFFIN, 719 Market st. rms, 1-2"'/- Money to loan on lodg-

ing-houses or on realestate. Big free list of lodging-houses at myoffice. Allfor sale on easy terms. Please call

115 r.; new building;clears $317 month.. $600034 r.; part offices; fine carpets; oak

furniture; 2 floors; clears $109 mo.. 220022 r.;clears $102 per month above all

expenses; 6 blocks N. of Market;elegant; first-class roomers.

--12 r.;good furniture; rent $33: clears $40. 4007 r.;rent $16; nice; easy installments. 300

WINSTON &WOLF. ZReliable Brokers.. 1026 Market St

(Photograph Gallery Entrance.) .100 rooms; brand new and modern building.62 rooms; rent $150; fine location. $3500S3 rooms; workman's hotel; new and

modern building; corner; rent $125;price 1000

39 rooms; offices; cheap rent; part cash. 200029 rooms; rent $75; offices; see it 140026 rooms; rent $90; part cash

-2000

500 other, houses to select from.Call, we have the bargains.

DON'T forget that now is the time to buy orsell your house or flat, and don't forget thatthe man to sell it is FISHER & CO. 935Market st;tel. Folsom 1592. .

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WE have 75 lodging-houses for sale from $300to $6000; some *ery bargains; If you havelodging-houses for sale list them with us: wesell auick. and good, prices. McBRIDE &CO., 765 Market st.

BUYERS, if you want a lodging-house thatWILL PAY, or If you want to borrowMONEY at-1% per cent call on M. E.RIVES. 916 Market st. rm. 69: tel. Main 128.

TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE, . . ' '.'

CALL ON RETSLOFF,906 MARKET ST. PHONE JOHN 531.

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NOTICE—

We have rooming-houses, . ailsizes and prices, in all parts of the city; getour list first MITCHELL&CO., 1206 Market.

LODGING-HOUSE for sale cheap; 20.rooms;rent $40; $S0 clear; ¦ transient most; newlyfurnished; worth $1000.. Box 2839, Call office.

HOUSE of ten rooms centrally located; all oc-cupied; rent $30; sunny side of street; partiesgoing East. Address A. M., box 2S87,

-Call.

ROOMING house for sale. $300; cause, death;17 rms. full; steady roomers. 28% Clay st

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jCARPET BEATING AND CLEANING.WHEN you become disgusted . with poor workeend to SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet-beat-

lng 'Works. 353-357 Tehama st.:tel. South 40.AMERICAN Carpet-beating Works— Cleaning

3c renovated, relald. 104 14th 6t.;tel.Capp25i2.

iADVANCE Carpet-cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter st:! tel Main 394. ;GEO. WALCOM & CO.," Prop.

!RUDOLPH & CO., carpet-beating works; pricesj reasonable. 1703 Harrison st; tel. Mission 263.

ICONKLTN'S Superior Carpet-cleaning r Works..333 Golden Gate ave.; telephone East; 126.

J. E. MITCHELL. Carpet-cleaning and Reno-

I vattng'Co.. 240 14th st: tel. Mission 74..

COLLECTION OFFICES.-

¦ COLUMBIAN Law and Collection Agency, 0th* floor. 916 Market st:advice free. Tel. BubIi!. 194; able body of attorneys.; -.GEORGE W. KELLY'S Agency—No charge

unless successful. - Room 310.; 927 Market st'COTTAGES TO (r LET.

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$9—COTTAGE, 4 rooms; big yard. 104. Chinaj ,ave., near Mission at.

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•-_- HORSES AND. WACO^S.AUCTION sale, Monday. Jan. 20; 40. head

heavy wagon'and . livery.horses at 11:30

a. m...Santa Clara Milk Co., 721 and 723. 'Howard st ' '

A LOT of horses for sale at Arcade Home:Market, 327 Sixth st; also buggies, wagona,

harness, etc; auction sales every Wednesday

at 11,8, m. JOHN J. DOYLE. Auctioneer.

FOR sale—At Eclipse Stable, 1375 Eddy st, flcheap work horses. 4 sound horses, weight12'00; fine surrey horses. . v

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FOR sale— Horse, top buggy, harness, goodcondition; also good bicycle. 442 Pacific at.

DRUMMERS' sample "gloves for sale atHEINEMAN*S. 109 Sansome st v

A BARGAIN in eood carriage, saddle, businessand road horses.

• DALZIEL.60S Q. G. ave.

AN ANo. 1 express wagon, single: also lightcamping wagon for sale, cheap. R32 Mission.

HOUSES ':TO LET. ,A

—PRINTED list houses to let: send for cir-

cular. G. H.UMBSEN &CO.. 14 Montgomery.

BROADWAY,1930, near Laguna— Eight rooms,bath; fine marine view; rent $42 50. '¦

HOUSES; FOR SALE.

NEW modern, house, 7 rooms; sun all day;

. large basement, yard. Portola. off Jvaller.bet. Pierce and Steiner. Inquire 63 Portola.

HYGIENIC HAIR TREATMENT.LADIES and gentlemen, this interests you—

Free consultation on hair and scalp treatmentby applying to MR. and MRS. HARTLAND.'room 39. 139 Pout st. • 'LOST AND FOUXtf—<;ont|n ?.*'*1 J>.'

LOST—

Scotch .collie; j-white collar halfway

around neck; answers to name of Manly; $5

reward. 2319 Scott, st. , ';

LOST—A pass book with the Hibernia Savingsand Loan Society

'of San Francisco, in the

name of DORA BOHLKEN:No. 208-167.The finder willplease return to bank. *

LOST—Pair gold-rimmed spectacles', on Sacra-. mecto st. from Lyon to Fillmore; reward.3102*4 California st.

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IT willpay to "Remember" that the Califor-nia Watch Case Co.. 220 Sutter st.. needs oMRold and silver to make pew watch caaes.

MACHIXK WOUKS.

ENSIGN Machine Works, 415% Sacramento st. Ibuilds models and experimental machinery;-mine hoists 4. 8..12 H.P. specialty: repairing.

MATRIMONIAL._GENTLEMEN wishing to marry wealthy

ladies send 10c for list Mrs. Hertz. 706 Ellis.

MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS.

TO order, also cleaned and sterilized, uphol-stery; Al carpet cleaning; honest work guar-anteed. HOPKE BROS., 411 to 415 Powellst; tel. Bush 421.

MINES AJfD MINING. -_A COMPANY, duly Incorporated and owning

a gravel -proposition of exceptional merit,will dispose of a portion of Its treasurystock at 50c per share in blocks of 500 sharesor multiples thereof.

The company owns 'and controls manymiles of ancient river channels and gravelclaims carrying gold of high assays, both Inquantity and fineness. Address for Inter-view Miner, care Palace Hotel.

GEO.D.CAMPBELL,lawyer. Examiner big., S.'F.;branch office, Nome. Alaska, season 1902.

MEDfCAlI "-

DR. O'DONNELL—All who are sick and introuble call and consult the specialist" Mymedicines have been used for many years bythousands; the unfortunate helped; relief Inallcases taken; the most obstinate cases have'been relieved by my medical treatment: freeconfidential advice on all subjects of a deli-cate nature; all classes of female complaintstreated; relief to tha longest cases. DR. G.W. O'DONNELL, 1018 Market st., opp. Fifth.

MRS. D. WYETH—

Reliable ladles' specialist;"30 years' experience; instant relief guaran-teed; home before and during confinement;infants adopted. 410 CFarrell, near Taylor.MRS. KOHL, specialist. 410 O'Farrell tt.

MRS. M. WEGENER. ladles' fphysician, hasreturned from the East and resumed business;home in confinement. 112 Mason st. formerlyof'1312 Golden Gate ave.

MRS. D. GOODWIN. ladies' physician; 25'years' successful experience in S. F. Ma-ternlty Home. 906 Market St., opp. Fourth.

HINDOOHERB and -AIRS. DAVIES' original-method of treatment; maternity home; home

in confinement • 1126 Market st, S. F.

MRS. D. ALLEN,HIS Market—Reliable ladles'ispecialist; a private home before and.during

'confinement; best medical care; low fees..LADIES, consult the original MRS. DAVIES

at the old office, 122S Market st; 30 years'. experience in obstetric and other cases.

Dr. Rosen, res. -1349 Alabama st.,' nr. 26th;treatment $5 to $10;avold delay ;none deceived.

DR. NG TOY KEE/210 Stockton st. oppositeUnion square: all diseases cured by herbs.

MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE.BOILERS, engines. 2d-hand machinery. Mc-

INTOSH & WOLPMAN. 105-187 Fremont «t

PHYSICIAN and surgeon's offices (3); ele-gantly furnished; also latest surgical instru-ments and electrical appliances, X ray, etc;call to-day, 9 to 1, 2 to 5; must be sold atonce. 305 Larkin st., rooms 63 and 64.

TEN gas engines, 2 to 30 H. P.;fine condition ;woodworking machinery, electric motors,some shopworn lathes, steam and powerpumps. BURTON, 44-46 Main St. S. F.

A—BUYS, sells or rents gear, machinery, en-gines, boilers, water pipes, shafting, pulleys.et2 WHITELAW. 253-255 Spear st

WALLPAPER 3c, worth 10c; paperhanging.painting. MERIGAN. 1302 Webster st; tel.Jackson 1321.

BAR fixtures; big stock; installments; billiardand pool tables; easy terms or rented. TheBrunswick -Balke-Collender Co., 652 Mission.

LOT 2d-hand pipe, all sizes; cheap; also newlot belting; half price of regulax goods. Ii.S. WHITE. 516-520 Mission st

VERY finest quality sealskin, bust • 36, for$110 cash; Eame as new coat, $250. Box2973, Call tlflce. V

GENT'S black suits for mourners" rented for$2 CO. Misfit Clothing Parlors, 23 Stockton

"St., upstairs. . . ;?'

A—$3 50 DERBY and Fedora hats. $1 75. Popu-... lar Price Hatters, 330 Kearny st, near Pine..FINE :suits. $10; dress pants. $2 75. MISFIT• CLOTHING PARLORS. 437 Montgomery »t

JOB printing"outfit for sale cheap. Apply.

Channel St., between Eighth and Ninth.

TYPEWRITERS.. 2d hand, all makes, at low jfigures. L.&M. ALEXANDER,110 Montg*y.

BOATS, launches, rowboats carried in stock.BAKER & HAMILTON. . •

WANTED—Five square pianos, good for. schools. BYRON MAUZY. 30S Post st

FAIRBANK'S 10-ton hay scales: Jeweler's steellined safe, perfect order. 216 California st'

OLD Schweltrer violin. 1815, worth $250, only$90. Portland Loan Office. 25 Stockton st

TURQUOISE diamond earrings. $22 00. Pcrt-land Loan Office, 25 Stockton st.

26-INCH full dress suit case, leather lined.- $5.MUflt Parlors. 23 Stockton st

GASOLINE engines, all sizes, new and 2d-hand.¦ and launches. J. -E. DOAK, 396 Mission st

ENGINES and boilers; second-hand machinery.J. BURKE. 139 Beale st. -. '

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SAFES—

New and second-hand. THE HER.MAN SAFE CO.. 417-423 Sacramento sf ..

1ST-CLASS 2d-hand modern engines and boilersbought, sold. •Krogh Mfg. Co., 9'Stevenson.

NEW Singer sewing machine; 5 drawers; oak-complete; cheap. 1915 Mission.* nr. Fifteenth'

MAGIClanterns, new and 2d-hand moving plc-tures. BULLARD& BRECK. 131 Post st

v MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.SECOND-HAND gas fixtures ""and •

mantelswanted. Address A.B.. box 2876, Call officeWILLpay cash and good prices for old seal-

sklns. Address at once,. box 1205. Call office.TILTON wants good second-hand clothing andtheatrical goods/ 154 »th at; tel. Jessie 2851.BIGprices paid for sealskins, full dress &Tux-: edo suits.

-Portland Loan Office. 23 Stockton.~~MONEY TO LOAN;

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¦ :. $4,500,000 at; lowest rates ....".'.".?•". on first and. second morteaees

"***"*"....... .7: Life interests in estates•'•";;1

'P.roSert3J heln* held In trust'"""**....:.Undivided interests in real estat^r -""<..Life insurance policies, estates in probite"

:SEE HERMAN MURPHY.^C03 Exam'lneV big.

AA—MANHATTANLOAN CO (Inc1~ ~

$300,000 at 5% &6 per cent in sums to milt-City. Oakland.^ Town and Couri^proplrVy"second. mortgages, life inturane and securi-ties; loans on unsettled estates, undivided ln-: teresta In real estate and legaclesV will pur-

>i chase above securities. Tel. Red 5024 mamMATTAN;LOAN CO.. 7th l£o?, Cr^ke? bl£

A RELIABLE corporation established In1863-proper place. to borrow money on diamonds';.Jewelry, pianos and sealskins. Columbl™L<»nOffice. » Grant av.. nr. Mkt: teLfBlack jff°.ANY amount lowest rate, on furniture Diano1.or household zgoods, • without reniovlf-' J*™«;|^Dcts^f^^i^

MO1EV TO ,LOAS—Con«lnit> tl.. ¦"¦'

ANY AMOUNT AT 6 PER CENT. ;TFirm, second and. third mortgagesUndivided Interest in real estate in probate..Mortgages and legacies- bought;:no delay....G«t my terms before doing business, elsewhere

R McCOLO-AJ*....._ „24 Montgomery et.. room 3^........."

ANY proposition, any amount; 6per. cent; first,¦econd and third mortgages, estates in pro-bate, interest in estates, legacies, undividedInterests, securities, manufacturing and mer-cantile Interests, corporation loans. Room 16.liltfloor. Chronicle bldg. GEORGE E. OL3EN.

MUNICIPALLoan Office. 103 Grant ave.. nearGeary «t; phone Red 1603.

HIGHLY respectable private place to obtainliberal advances on. diamonds. Jewelry at,lowest rates.

- Baldwin Jewelry Store, »4«Market Bt.; teL Main 1644. Branch 19 Third.

LOWEST rates on furniture, etc., by privateparty; no removal; no commission; conflden-

.tlal. Room 3. Conservatory bldg.. 301 Jones.

On real estate. 1st or 2nd mortgages. 8c on fur-I nlture or pianos; no removal; any amount;-lowest rates. BECKER. 927 Market, room «13,

ON furniture, pianos; no removal; moneyquick; lowest interest; easy terms: no broker-age; reliable party. 1170 Market at; room 68.

O^fE per cent on furniturs;So & xnori*iion r\$1000; any security. 302 Montgomery st. r.L.

CASH loaned to salaried people on note with--out indorser. MORRELL. 609 Examiner bldg.1

3% ON furniture and pianos: $15 up; no -re-moval. Phone Black 1709. Room 81. 6 Eddy.

$10 un on furniture, pianos; no com.; private*party. St Ann's bids.. C Eddy. nn. 72. 4th flr.

Lowest rates, furniture, pianos: no removal: nocommls. ;confidential. Whitehead. 1710 Mkt

ON salaries. N. Y. plan: Indorsed paper dis-counted. TOUSI^EY CO.. 321 Parrott bids.

ON furniture, pianos; lowest rate; no removal;strictly private. LICK. 116 McAllister st

IF you .want a home Iwillloan you money tobuy It A. E. RUDELL. 222 Sansome st •

ON salaries "without Indorser; other proposl-' tlons. S. F. Discount Agency, 143 Phelan big.

LOANS money on salary; no Indorser; Easternplan. Western Loan Co.. 309 Phelan bldg.

3IOXEY WAMED.$12,000 WANTED at 6 per cent per year on

good- city, property; private parties. Box1 -3571. Call -office.

INSTRUMENTS.AGAIN we remind you that our piano stock,

both new and second-hand, is the largest westof Chicago and includes the most reliablemakers to choose from. New pianos sold uponeasy payments of $6 per month; some goodpianos for $3, $4 and $5 per month. SHER-MAN,CLAY&CO., Steinway dealers, cornerKearny and Sutter sts.. San Francisco; cor-ner Broadway and Thirteenth st. Oakland.

EOHMER & CO. Pianos.BYRON MAUZY Pianoa.LESTER Pianos. u .Lai- j

-HAMILTONPlanoa. t 7 U 3 7 '. ±

SPEILMANN Pianoa.' " •

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CECILIAN PIANO FLAYER.PIPE ORGANS.

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BYRON MAUZY.308-310-312 Port it

ATTENTION. BARGAIN-HUNTERS—Second-hand upright pianos from $55 up.Second-hand square pianos from $50 up.Second-hand organs from $25 up; new uprightpianos from $175 up. BENJ. CURTAZ &SON, 18 to 20 O'Farrell. Chickeitog. Mason& Hamlln, Vose, Sterling planoa. ' •

ALL makes, rent $2 up, credited itpurchased:Installments $3 up: big allowance for, oldpianos: bargains $25 up in Stein-ways, Heine.Chlckering, etc. Agents wanted for PeerlessHeine and 20 others. HEINE PIANO CO..217 Geary at. ¦ ¦

A FULL-SIZED upright piano. $85; six-octav»Mason & Hamlin organ, $35; Steinwaysquare. $100: elegant burl walnut Cameronupright, used only few months, $275: Bech-stein baby grand, almost new. BOWERS &SON, 23 Fifth St.; IVERS & POND. Agents.

ANY piano sold by us taken back any time•within 2 years and full purchase price al-lowed on a new peerless Knabe. at regularprice; costs you only 20c a day to buy a pianofrom us. KOHLER & CHASE. 30 O'Farrellst; established 1850. .

WE have pianos to show you during the spe-cial sale of this month that will cost youvery little in comparison with their real'-ufelue; itis money in yonr pocket to take ad-vantage of this offer. THE ZENO MAU-VAI3 MUSIC CO.. 769 Market st

$147 WILL buy a good new piano during ourclearance sale at 933 Market st: second-handpianos. $35 up. THE WILEY B. ALLENCOMPANY.

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PIANO, left on sale for lack of space, willrent, store or sell; no reasonable cash offerrefused. 217 Geary st. room 38. .

OUR pianos.* the leading makers; pride $\0O.up->''ward: values best in the city. PIERCE' SPIANO FACTORY, Market, 14th & Church.

A—SLAUGHTER sale Of storage pianos: dirtcheap. WILSON'S Storage. 1710 Market st

NEW piano sold at sacrifice; taken for debt.Apply 108 Oak st. \ .

100 NEW pianos $3 a month; money allowed onpurchase. HEINE PIANO CO.. 217 Geary st

PIANO, pianola and music left on sale; noreasonable offer refused. 217 Geary st

PRIVATE narty will sacrifice account deathhandsome new 3-pedaI upright piano. 595 Ellis.STILL renting new pianos. $3 per month.

SCOTT-OURTAZ Piano Co.. 560 Hayes st$175— A RARE chance; fine upright. SCHMITZ.16 McAllister St.. next Hlbernla Bank.$125

—SCHLED? upright .excellent condition,

$75; Erard upright. Hornung, 216 McAllister.SUPERIOR violins, zithers, old and new. H.

MULLER. maker, repairer. 2 Latham -place.AT KEEFFE*S. 22 Turk st. near Market

Shoninger. Schubert and Steinway bargains.

SEW HYGIENIC TREATMENT.DR. ALICE J. PRATHER. late of New York,

has permanently located at 607 Van Nesaave.; hours 10 to 12. 2 to 4; phone Polk 1421.

OIL."*

OIL'tanks, second-hand.-In rood order; all

sizes; cheap. H. S. WHITE. 618 Mission rt

OFFICES AXD STORES TO LET.FOURTH. 303%

—Store and basement to let;

suitable for hardware store. Apply J. DE-MARTINI.317 Washington st

EMMA Spreckels building. 927 Market st—Of-fices with modern conveniences. $15 to $25ASHTON & GARDINER. j7

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HANDSOME large store;. very reasonable. 328Pacific St.. near Sansome. .'•. . . ¦- .;. *

_G. L. Neergaard. president St Germain Col-lege, reads 1to 4. 700 Post: phon« Hyde 23U3.H. JEROME FOSELLI, scientific palmist 515

Taylor st.. bet Geary and Post: tet.Black 5fil.

PERSONALS.ARRIVED—Ladies, don't look old; Dr. N De

SAVOYSKY of Paris, greatest authority onfeminine beauty, will meet you at La VeritaParlors and instruct you how to acquire andpreserve health, youth and

'beauty; afteryears of study Is able to give electrical treat-

ment for deep wrinkle* that excels anything«ver given in this country; electrolysis withmodern European method clears th© face ofall blemishes without pain or scar; flesh re-: duced: no dieting; no exercise; phone How-ard 1861.. 1140 Market st. opposite Hale'a.

AN elegant line of remnants for suits to order,$15; with these suits we make an extra pairof pants free of charge; other suits on instal-ments. $1 weekly. L. LEMOSV 1117 MarketSt.,.between Seventh and Eighth. ,

ELECTRIC light in every room—

WinchesterHotel, 44 Third st. near Market: 700 rooms-25c to ?l 50 per night; $t 50 to $8 per week;-free 'bus and baggage to and from, the ferry.

WHY guess? You can be certain of style andfit by using Standard Patterns: Feb. patternaand The Designer now ready. J. "W. EVAN3Domestic office. 1021 Market st. near Sixth.

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WHAT do you think? O. BERMAN 43Ellis, makes colored shirts to order; $1 each-same as white shirts; selection 300 patterns.

A—MAY McMILLINhas charge'of halrdresa-

ing department at La Verite Parlors, 1140Market, opp. Hale's; tel. Folsom 448..GENTLEMAN, straneer. wishes to make the

acquaintance of lady between 30 and 40' ob-ject matrimony. Box 306S, Call office.ADOPTION

—Fine, healthy , baby; .marriedcouple without children preferred; $500 cashwithbaby. Box 2S19. Call.

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10.000 PERSONS on whom to cure cancero-is'diseases for $10 apiece at 238 Sixth st room11;call after 7 p. m.

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ANTIQUE Jewelry, diamonds, pearls preciousstones, antiques and curios bcunht The OldCuriosity Store. 118 Geary st Nat Raphael

WHITiE,,£? am!A i^SnSta\Sn^' three-quarteror double, $2 25. EASTERN OUTFITTINGCO.. 1310-1312 Stockton st, near Broadway.

1 0^06 8O.me "oW sealskins and will;

ES liot can.good prlces -

Adaress at onc*A"nJFr3q M«

halr->1->V?;1MnBor you «"••baldcall onDr.G.S.Moore.332 O'Farrell ;se»d. for circular.

S^ 1^3,. Tlj^' art saHery-TMeehjknics' Pavil-lon, open afternoons,& ;even'ga;^o C;L. free.-

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