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IN THE HANDBALL COURTS.
Champion Jones of Australia
Meets With a Signal
Defeat.
Several Other Interesting and
Closely Contested Games
Are Played.
The handball courts were crowded yes
terday, the cold weather having prevented
the crack players from going on a pleasure
trip to the country. There was a surprise
in store for the patrons of the San Fran
cisco court. Jones, the Australian cham
pion, had recovered from his mishap and
played against M. Dillon and George
Hutchinson, and the two latter won in
three straight games. Jones was not in
the best condition. Immediately after the
match he challenged the winners for a re
turn match for $50 a side, to take place
next Sunday, which was promptly ac
cepted.
The attraction at the Occidental court
was a match between T. F. Bonnet and T.
French and E. Maloney and J. Fennessev,
which was won by the two former by three
games to two.
An exciting game of rackets was played
between Nate Jacobs and John Purcell,
the former winning. On Wednesday night
M. J. Kilgallon and Richard Lenihan will
play T. F. Bonnet and Louis Kenny, and
Jotin Purcell and Al Collins will play Ed
Maloney and V. 0. Tobin, the whirlwind.
At the Union court the event of the day
was a match between P. T. Donnelly, the
amateur ciiampion, and It. Lonihan and
Al Pennoyer and J. Nelson. The former
team won. Another interesting game was
played between Frank and William Mc-
Manus with a tennis ball. Frank used his
hands and feet so effectively that his
brother quit before the conclusion of the
third game.
Following were the games played at the
different courts:
Pan Francisco Court— L. Levy and M. Feeney
defeated If. Edwards and TimJordon. 21— 10,
13—21. 21—19. C. Tals defeated C. MoKinnon,
21—12, 19—21, 21—8. J. Dodd and J. O'Brien
defeated J. Lavin and J. Costello, 21— 9, 12 21.
21—18. J. Collins and P. Barry defeated J.
Brown and G. Ward, 21—17, B—2l, 21—19.
Thomas Ryan and I). O'Brien defeated J. Wat
son and Thomas Robinson, 21—13, 16—21,
21—14. J. McEvelley and P. Kelly defeated J.
Carroll and Ben Chapman, 21—11, 15—21,
21—19. George Hutchinson and M. Dillon de
feated J. Jones, the Australian chamt>ion,
21-14,21-18,21-16.
Occidental Court- Ben Clements defeated H.
Ptanley, 21—17, 21—19. G. Cunningham de
feated W. Jacobs, 21— 15, 21— 20. W. Collins
and B. Clements defeated L. Kenney and J.
Shaw, 21—15, 21—13. T. C. Clements"defeated
M. Dolan, 21— li, 21—18. B. Clements de
feated J. E. O'Mera, 21—16, 21—11. T. F.
Bonnet and F. French defeated E. Maloney
and J. Fennessev, 21—14, 17—21, 12—21,
21-3. 21-4.
At rackets Nate Jacobs and P. M. Stanley de
feated John Purcell and C. J. MoGlynn, 15—12,
B—ls,8 — 15, 15—19. Nate Jacobs, the coming cham
pion, defeated John Purcell, 15—13, 14—15,
15—12.
Onion Court — Frank Mi-Manus defeated
William McManus, 21—16. IS— 2l. 21—2. T.
Jordon and T. Lee defeated P. Joyce
and T. Kean, 21—15, 17—21, 21 — 19.1
D. Doherty and W. llanniford defeated C. I
Lone: and "\V. White, 21—14, 17—21, 21—19.
Terry McManus and M. Coughlan defeatni < .
Johnson and Professor Lynch, 21— 15, 18— 21,
21—20. M. Morton and "Barney Hughes de
feated Ed McGlade and William Dolan,
21—16, 18—21, 21—19. J. Dooley and J.
McNamara defeated J. J. McGonigle
and James Leary, 21—17, 18—21, 21—20.
W. Keogh and A. McDuffle defeated P. Johnson
and John MeGuinn, 21—14. 17—21, 21—19. T.
Lenihan and D. Crowley defeated James Wren
and T. Doyle, 21—16, 18—21, 21—20. P. T.
Donnelly, the amateur champion, and K. Leni
han defeated Al Pennoyer and J. Nelson, 20 —
21, 21-16, 21-18. 19-21. 21-17.
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."
BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Cali^
730 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every
rlplit in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES— S3O Montgomery street,
tcrnerClay: open until 9:30 o'clock.
17( Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
717 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
. corner Sixteenth and Mission street* open
cttn f o'clock.
£618 Mission street, open until fl o'clock.
116 Ninth etreet. open until 9:30 o'clock.
Additional Classified Advertise-
ments on Page S.
NOTICE OF MEETI>GS.
iSs 3 KING' SOLOMON'S LODGE, No! «l
Sr-i» r 260. F. and A. M.. corner Geary &ad£\^
Steiner sis.— Called meeting THIS (MON-^Sfzf
DAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock for third f%y\
degree. By order of the master.
HARRY BIEHR, Secretary.
H^S 3 OCCIDENTAL LODGE NO. 22. F. a
W~& and A. M.— Third degree THIS (MON- A
DAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. By or-^2T
der of W. M. /V\
HARRISON A. JONES. Secretary.
|F3p» THE TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL
W^ Ball of the County Monaghan Social and Be-
nevolent Club will be held at B'nai B'rith Hall
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 16. Bids for
privilege of bar will be received at 520 Fourth st.
Committee meets Tuesday, October 1.
P. J. McELROY, Chairman.
Abthub McQcade, Sec. of Committee.
jj£^»» NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
i-f^*' A. L. Bryan Shoe Company, a corporation
Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of a
resolution and order of the Board of Directors of A.
L. Bryan shoe Company, a corporation, unani-
mously adopted at a meeting of said Board of Di-
rectors, duly held at the office of the company in
the City and County of San Francisco. State of
California, on the 17th day of August, 1895, a ma-
jority of the members or said board being present,
a special meeting of th« stockholders of the said
A. L. Bryan Shoe Company will be held at the office
of said company at. No. 310 Market street, in the
City and County of San Francisco, State of Cali-
fornia, the same being the principal place of busi-
ness of said corporation, and being the office
where the Boar.l of Directors of said corpora-
tion usually meets, on the 22d day of October.
1895, at '£ o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of consider-
ing and acting upon a proposition to increase the
capital stock of said corporation from $50,000, the
present capital, to $100,000.
Dated the 17th day of August. 1H95.
By order of the Board of Directors.
T. M. EARL,
Secretary of A. L. Bryan Shoe Company. 310
Market street. Ban Francisco. Cat
st^s=> NOTICE OF MEETING—THE REGU-
B*--^ lar annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Nevada Bank of San Francisco will be
held at Its banking office, 301 Montgomery
St., San Francisco. Cal.. on WEDNESDAY,
the ninth (9th) day of October, 1895, at the
hour of three (3) o'clock p. it., for the pur-
pose of electing a Board of Directors to serve
during the ensuing year, and for the transaction of
such other business a? may come before the meet-
ing. P.* P. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
San Francisco, September 24. 1895.
aC3?» NOTICE— I I : ANNUAL MEETING OF
«*~-^ the stockholder* of the Bank of California
will be held at the banking-house, in this city, on
TUESDAY, October 8. 1895. at 11 o'clock a. m.
ALLEN M. CLAY, Secretary. ■
San Francisco. September 23. 1895.
BPECIAI, NOTICES. ~~~
d^s= lk< . day: "nig iff, "sept".
'tS^P 30, by Dr. Agnes Wenzell. Anchor Hall, 997
Market st. Subject: "Electric Therapeutics:
6000 volts of electricity pass through the living
brain without Injury." Doctor's office at Russ
House, room 32.
ap-~g= MY HUSBAND, T.J. DRURY, HAVING
&-C left home 27th and 28th of September 1 will
pay no debts he contracts. CATHERINE DRURY.
WpS ROOMS VVHJTENED.fi UP: PAPER-
fi*-* 7 ed 83 50uo. 3171^ Third. Georne Hartman.
rEis* YOUNG GERMAN LAD* GIVES ALCO-
m*& hoi baths and manicure. 17* Sixth, room 1.
»^g=»~MI.SS RITA CALDER, MANICURE
l* : -& and alcohol baths. Parlors 2 and 3, 122 Post.
m*jf YOUNG ~ AMERICAN WIDOW GIVES
EE^C alcohol baths. 105 Stockton st., room 47.
|K3s=» FOR SALE— HALF INTEREST IN AN
tm<Gr Abstract of Title Company in Eureka. Hum-
boldt County, Cal. System complete and full
search of county lands in office. Cost to date, $10,- i
000.' Terms very reasonable. Full particulars
given. Apply to J. McC ALLAN, Eureka, Cal.
j*r"S=> BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4.
m<& Collections made, city or country. Pacific
Collection Co.. 415 Montgy at., room 6, Tel. 6580.
ttsS> WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS
B^-*' scrubbed; reasonable rates: payment for
damages guaranteed. C. ROSSI & CO., 242 Sutter.
WZSr' COLLECTIONS: TENANTS EJECTED,
m^y 810; costa paid. 420 Montgomery, rm. 29.
(jf^S 3 DR. E. PUGH HAS REMOVED FROM
O^ 1104 Market st. to 428 Eddy.
•SjR 3 CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE;
uf^sr no pain. ChlropodU Ir«tltute, 36V 2 Geary.
ESS 3 ELECTRIC AND MEDICATED BATHS
E>-y 120Vg Geary, room 11: hours 10 to 10; $1
BT^S* YOUNG ENGLISH LADY GIVES Alr>
Wt~& cohol baths. 850 Market St., room 46. , •■ •.
flE^gs- young JEWISH LADY GIVES ELEC-
W-& trie baths. Offices 47-48, 850 Market at.
SITUATIONS WAXTEP-FEMAIE.
T ADIES— FOR a FIRST-CLASS SERVANT
XJ see J. F. CROSETT CO., 312 Suiter st.
VTMBEROF GOOD GIRLS AWAITING SIT-
-i-> uations. MRS. HIKD, 705 Polk, tel. num.
Sutler 671. '
LA I> I 100 WOMEN AND GIRLS ARE
.JU awaiting situations of all kinds at MURRAY
<fc READY'S, 634-636 Clay St. ■
WO SWEDISH GIRLS FOR COOKING AND
L general work, $20 and $25. 11% Antonia St.,
off Jones, near Ellis.
SITUATION TO DO HOUSEWORK: GOOD
0 cook; willing and obliging; best of references
from last place; will work for reasonable wages.
Address M. C, box S9, Call Office.
/ OOK WANTS SITUATION IN BOARDING-
\J house or restaurant; is young and strong and
experienced. B. 8., box 100. Call Office.
\\T A NTED— FAMILY WASHING AT MY
'» home: postal cards attended to. Address M.
L., si:, corner Gough and Lombard sis.
OMPETENT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION
to do general housework ; is good cook and
laundress:' city or country; wages $15. Address
W. I., box 77, Call Office.
POMPETENT WOMAN WANTS WORK BY
\J the day, Mondays and Tuesdays, for house-
cleaning, efc. Address M.. box 41, this office.
\s SEAMSTRESS and CHAMBERMAID,
-iiL nurse or maid, by Protestant girl ; cutting, fit-
ting and dressmaking: city or country; wages $25.
Address Seamstress. 746 Mission st.
' /"". OVKRNESS— AN ENGLISH LADY DE-
VJT sires re-engagement; certificated; English,
French, German and music; experienced: highest
references. Address H. P.. 1221 O'Farrell st.
_VIOUNG i FRENCH I LADY DESIRES SITUA-
X tlon as lady's maid or to take care of children:
can teach French; good references. 33 Rincon
place (Convent Sisters of Mercy).
AN EXPERIENCED .PROTESTANT AMERI-
can woman desires a situation by the day or
week; will sleep, at home: is a first-class ho use-
keeper. 82y 2 Everett st.
yol'SG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
X light housework and take care of children.
Please call at 1402 Pacific St., near Hyde.
A LADY OF REFINEMENT WOULD LIKE A
-/V housekeeper's position: no objection to a wid-
ower's family; city or country. Apply at room 2,
first flat, 119 Ninth st.
GERMAN LADY WISHES BABY TO BOARD;
VX good home. 435Vjj Hayes st.
WANTED — BY A REFINED AMERICAN
ii lady, with a boy of 6, a situation as working
housekeeper. 216 Seventh st., near Howard.
PESPECTABLE middle-aged PROTEST-
XV ant widow wishes situation at general house-
work, chamber-work or an institution; city or
country. Please call or address 1620 Post st.
ITUATION WANTED BY A MIDDLE-AGED
O woman; is a competent cook; good home more
an object than wages. Call or address 1008 Bush.
IPDLE-AGED WOMAN: EXPERIENCED I
nurse, wishes light work or child to nurse. I
. Address S. G. COBB, 10011 2 Natoma at., cor 11th. \
yOU.N'G GIRL WISHES TO TAKE CARE
X baby ; sleep home. 723 Brannan st.
xFe"RIENCED GERMAN WOMAN WISHES
S-i any kind of work by the day. 4501 Clem-
entina st.
"\ "OU"NG~(JIRL WASHES A PLACE TO ASSIST
X in housework. Call 632 Mission st., room 10.
Q ITU ATION WANTED BY A GIRL LATELY
O from the East to do general housework and |
cooking; city or country- Please call 1236 Bush, j
SITUATION BY YOUNG GIRL TO DO SEC- j
0 ond work: best of references. Call Ito4 p. it.
Monday and Tuesday, 2190 Devisadero st. j
WILLING YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN
wishes situation for general housework and
cooking: is good seamstress on any kind of work.
Please call or address 324 Vallejo st.
pOMPETEN T WOM AN WITH BERT OF REF-
\J ereuce wishes situation to do general house- I
work in an American family: good cook and laun- 1
dress: wages from $15 to $20. N.T>.. box 99, Call. |
p ERMAN WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE
VJT day washing, ironing or housecleaning; refer-
ence. 137 Seventh st.
\'oung LADY WISHES a POSITION as
X housekeeper. Please call at 1002 Powell st.
»> RELIABLE GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS TO
— • do general housework and cooking. Call 2633
I Post st.
QCANDIN'AVIANGIRL WANTS PLACE TO
0 do chamberwork and sewing or chamberwork
only In private family. Address B. S. B-, box 57,
Call Office.
•EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS SITUA-
xj tion ; good cook, baker and laundress; nation-
ality Scotch; references; also competent baby's
nurse wants position: American. Call Monday at
415 Minna St., near Fifth.
BY GERMAN WIDOW: HAS AN INCOME:
position in widower's family: object employ-
ment; small wages. Address E, 8., care Oakland
Office Call.
"l\r ANTED— POSITION BY MIDDLE-AGED
ii woman as housekeeper or care of middle-aged i
lady or gentleman invalid: willing to go out of j
town. Address M KS. M. K. S., care Woman's Educa-
tional and Industrial Union, 7 Van Ness aye.
IDDLE-AGED WTDOW WAN PLACE IN
country to do general housework. Address M.
L., box 18. Call Oftke.
THIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER DESIRES EN-
X; gagement in families. Address W. M., box 156,
Call Branch Office, 116 Ninth st.
V GERMAN GIRL AS FIRST-CLASS COOK
BY ( . I : B M A.N GIRL AS FI RST-CLA Sfci COOK
in American family; bfst of reference; wages
$30. Address Cook, box 103, Call Office.
ITUATION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER
SIHA i lON WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER
or infant's nurse. Call room 22, 765 Market st.
A'Ol N(i WIDOW FROM THE SOUTH
X wishes position as housekeeper for widower;
city or country. 121 Montgomery> room 6.
AMERICAN LADY WOULD LIKE TO GO
Jtx. out nursing, or do light housework, city or
country. Ad. 203 Bartlett, nr. Twenty-third, rear. !
yOUS(i WOMAN, GOOD WASHER, [BONER i
X and housecleaner, also good plain sewer, would |
like few more days' work. Ad. E. W, box 10, Call, j
IjiRKNCH DRESSMAKER, GOOD CUTTER
and fitter, would like a few more engagements
In families. Address C. F., box 65, Call Office.
IRST - CLASS DRESSMAKER WISHES A
few more engagements by the day or at home:
references; terms moderate. 804 LarKin si.
ELI ABLE MIDDLE - AGE!) GERMAN-
XV American woman, good cook and housekeeper,
wants a place. Apply or address 3430 Sixteenth
St., near Sanchez.
"\r OUNG LAPY WISHES SITUATION IN COF-
X fee parlor and bakery. Call or address 744
Clementina st.
T\RESSMA KER WILL GO OUT BY THE DAY
U to sew, cut and fit dresses; $1 25 per day or
work at home. 125 Oak st.
WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY;
I* washing and cleaning or any kind of house-
work. Call or address 1338 Washington st., corner
of Leaven worth.
WANTED BY THE PAY, WASHING, IRON-
ii me or housec eanlng. Address any time
MRS. M. K. JENSEN, 8 Minna St., In the rear.;
STRONG WOMAN WANTS WASHING AND
cleaning by the day; $1 a day and carfare. 21 Va
Garden st., middle flat.
pOOP STEAPY GIRL WOULP LIKE TO
VI get a position to do general housework or
chamijerworii. Please call at 54 Shipley st., in rear.
KEFINED YOUNG WIDOW WISHES Posi-
XV tion as housekeeper. Call at 11 Kearny st.,
room 27. first floor.
AN ELDERLY LADY (FRENCH), FOND OF
children, wishes a position as housekeeper In a
widower's family. Apply 15:9 Clipper st.
SITUATION WANTED AS FIRST-CLASS I
chambermaid, second work or waitress; best
of references. Apply or address 636 Geary st.;
Oakland preferred. *
[DOW WOULD LIKE TO DO WASHING
ii at home; ladies' and gents' silk and flannel
underwear: also mending. MRS. H., 726 Mission. '
W IDOW"WITII MEANS WANTS PARTNER \
ii in paying business. call 1027 Market, rm. 11.
EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER WISHES
Xli a situation: city preferred or short distance in
country. Address Housekeeper, 640 Golden Gate
avenue.
yOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
X housekeeper. Ad. MISS IRIS KORYRETT,
234 O'Fiirrell st.
yOCNO WOMAN WANTS SITUATION as
X general housekeeper; speaks French: no ob- j
jections to country. Call or address 601 Turk st.
V EXPERIENCED WIDOW. IN LODGING
house or widower's family. Room 7, 1035 Mkt.
\\ INCHESTKR HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR
*• Market; 200 rooms. 26c to $1 50 per night; ;
$1 50 to $6 per week; convenient and respectable;
free bus to and from the ferry.
EXPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A 'SITU- i
ation in a small family; is a good cook and can ;
do general housework: speaks only French and
German. Apply 1530 Powell st., cor. Green.
\TEAT i. I Hi. WISHES SITUATION FOR
— > housework or second work ; no objection to
children. Call 355 Jessie st., near Fifth.
A CAPABLE WOMAN WANTS HOUSEWORK
JA. of any kind, city or country. 843 Howard st.
WINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR
'» Market: electric lights In every room: 200 I
rooms; 25c to $1 50 per night; I so to s6 per I
week: free bus to and from the ferry.
9^35* A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— THE
WEEKLY CALL, in wrapper, for mailing.
SITUATIONS WAN TED -MALE.
PC. G. COOK'S COOKS;
• all branches; shortest notice. 14 Geary. ..
SITUATION WANTED AS MAN ABOUT
place; thoroughly understands management of
horsr-s, carriages and gardening; temperate, willing
and obliging; best of references. Address 11. 8.,
709 Harrison st. , —v
pOACHM AN~fEOROUG HLY EXPERI-
V J enced in car and driving horses; good gardener;
can milk: handy with tools; best of City references.
Address A. S., box 76, Call Office.. ,
G! UMAX GARDENER, CAN MILK AND
vX take care of horses, willing and obliging, wishes
position: best of references. X., box 11$, Call Office.
THOROUGH OFFICE MAN OF. EXPERT
ence. a bookkeeper, wants work in some office
where reliability Is i wanted ; wages no object. Ad-
dress P., box 147, this office. ; -
YOUNG MAN, INDUSTRIOUS, POSSESSING i
a fair education and writes a good hand, would '
like a position In some office or store. ■ Address
J. A. li., box 122, Call Office.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1895.
SITUATIONS WANTED— Continued.
■ TjfuSTLER AND MAN OF^EXPERIENCE
XV wants work either in commission house or
- wholesale grocery. G., box 132, Call Office. :.-.-.
. yOUNG MAN. WOULD LIKE TO LEARN
X barber trade; slight experience. W.S., box 4 .call.
; yOUXG MAN WITH 2 YEARS' EXPERI-
X ence In a store wishes a place where he can
work for board and lodging and attend clay school;
: best of references. Address B. R., box 103, Call.
, \\r ANTED— WORK BY. YOUNG MAN (GER-
ii man) to wash dishes, help In kitchen, make
• beds or other work. Please address H. VIELITZ,
' 533 Sacramento st., room 86. ' " .
OOD COOK WANTS PLACE; CITY OR
country. Address 318y 8 Shotwell 8t»
'. YOUNG MAN, GOOD PAINTER ANDPAPER-
I X hanger: strictly temperate; will work very
cheap; day or job; country preferred; best of refer-
: ences. Address Painter, box 84, Call Office.
. SITUATION WANTED BY FRENCH-SWISS
O man and wife on wlneranch; man good wine-
: maker, wife good housekeeper. French Wine-
: maker, 516 Pacific st. -
l A OUNG MAN . WANTS SITUATION' AS
X coachman and gardener;- thoroughly . under-
: stands the care of horses, cows, garden, etc. ; first-
class references. Address C, box 48, this office.
N ELDERLY MAN, STRICTLY SOBER AND
reliable, wants any Kind of light work in sta- !
1 ble, garden, or around house: wages, $5 a month.
V Address F. P., box 4, this office. .
YV ANTED—BY SPECIAL POLICE OFFICER,
ii situation as night watchman: well recom-
mended. WATCH, box 103, this office.
WANTED— STEADY JOB OF ANY KIND BY 1
ii a married man, American, sober and trust-
• worthy. Address E. NEFF. box S3, Call Office.
EAT OR PASTRY COOK BY A YOUNG
colored man : hotel preferred. Address E. A.,
box 41, Call Office.
: pELIABLE MAN WANTS SITUATION IN
• XV grocery store or working foreman on ranch.
■ Address A. W. D.. Fruitvale, Alameda Co., Cal.
. PARTIES CONTEMPLATING A VISIT TO
» X the continent ana desiring the services of an
. experienced gentleman who is thoroughly familiar
with traveling in all its details can secure same by
■ addressing B. H. P., San Rafael Postoffice; best of
; reference furnished.
, yOUXG MAN from the EAST, KNOWING
X all about the wine and liquor trade, Is looking
; for position in wholesale business. Please leave
: word at 8631/2 Market st.. room 30.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
TV^ANTl^i^e^^CA^iT^iN^AViA GERMAN,
" ii French, Irish second girls, $20 and $25: 3Ger-
\ man and Protestant cooks. $22 50 and $30; French
. nurse and chambermaid, $20; restaurant waitress
$5 per week; chambermaid 16, and a large nuni-
. ber of girls for cooking and housework In city and
i country. J. F. CROSKTT & CO., 312 Suiter st.
! p ERMAN HOUSEWORK GIRL, OAKLAND,
: VX $20: Oakdale, $25 to*3o: Alameda. $25: San
• I Jose, $25. Girls can secure reliable situations of all
. ! kinds by applying to MISS CULLEN, 105 Stock-
. j ton st.
; A FRENCH OK GERMAN NUR E;2 GROWN j
-t\- children. 820; working housekeeper, $20; 2 i
; second girls, $25 and $20; French second girl, sv;s; i
' 15 girls, housework, $20 to $25; 4 young girls to
' assist, $10 to SI S. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton.
, pOOK, STOCKTON. $30. APPLY .EARLY TO
\J MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st.
AT EAT YOUNG GIRL LIGHT HOUSEWORK,
| -> $15. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton.
'! T DRESS, $30: . GERMAN COOK, $35;
i XJ waitress and parlor maid, $25; cook, boarding-
' | house. $30. MISS CULLEN, 106 Stockton st.
UOK, GERMAN OR SWEDISH, $30; IN-
fant's nurse, $25; 2 girls for light upstairs
I work, .f 12: 8 girls for light and general housework.
< Mi.S. UIRD, 705 Polk st.
WAITRESS, HOTEL, CITY, $20: RESTAUR-
II ant cook, $25; cook, small restaurant, $18,
' $20; kitchen-girl, $15. C. R. HANSEN & CO.,
' 110 Geary st.
p ERMAN COOK, PRIVATE FAMILY, SEE
VJT party here at 9 a. m. Monday, $25: German
general housework girl, $25 : 2 second girls, good
waitresses, $20: general housework girl, $20; 2
light housework girls. Vallejo, Novato and Salinas,
, fare paid, $15. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 110 Geary.
i pHAMBERMATb7ASSIST~WATYING, COUN-
-1 \J try hotel; young woman to cook on ranch, $20.
s?e party here: Italian girl, -work, $15; 20
girls for housework, country, $15 and $20; 10
young girls, light housework. $10 ana $15. MUR-
RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
O' WOMEN AND GIRLS CAN~ FIND GOOD
t-**J places by calling early Monday morning on
MURRAY it READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
\\7 ANTED— TWO FRENCH NIRSERV GOV-
II ernesses, $25, country; German nurse, $28:
girl, German cooking, Oakland, $20, easy place;
cook, $25, for country; girl, Alameda; Irish girl,
washing and plain cooking; 2 plain cooks: also,
laundress, $25: girls for $i'O and $15. MME.
LEOPOLD, 20 Stockton st.
WANTED— AMERICAN WORKING HOUSE-
»* keeper on a gentleman's ranch; short distance
in country; $20 per month: see employer at our
; office at 11 a. M. Monday. W. D. EWER & CO.,
j 626 Clay st.
ANTED— YOUNG LADY WILLING TO
train as hospital nurse; strong young Catholic
woman as nurse to an Invalid. $30 a month, steady
place: young Irish second girl for city, $25: young
girl for second work, $15, one who has done house-
work preferred: French nurse. $20; 50 Rood house-
work girls, city and country, $i 0 and $15. $25 and
$30. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutler St.
WANTED- A NUMBER OK GIRLS FOR
ii cooking and general housework, $15 to $20.
Hi/2 Antonio St., oil Jones, near Ellis.
VK.AT, COMPETENT GIRL, NOT OVER 30
-i-> years old, for general homework and assist
with children: must be good plain cook: wages
$17 50. Apply bet. 8 and 10. 524 Devisadero st.
ANTED— GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS;
also neat girl for second work for Rakerstield,
small family ; references required. Apply 9 to 11,
1509 Gongti st. ■■ - -
T\f A NTED- WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK IN
! ii small family; plain cooking; good place;
i small wages. Apply after 9at grocery, southeast
. j corner Mason and Chestnut sts.
' \| IDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO DO A LITTLE
lil housework and tend sick lady; $20. Apply
1909 Geary St., bet. 9 and 11 a. si.
pELIABLE GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK AND
XV care of children. 1001 a McAllister st.
A TED— YOUNG GIRL l£ HOUSE-
Ii work. 1519 Baker st. .
ANTED— A GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE-
work. Apply 415 Ivy avenue.
IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AP-
ply NE. corner Twenty-fifth and Fair Oaks sis.
TITANTeT^IRST-CLASS IRONER, MAN OR
»" woman. 1318 Turk st.
ANTED— A GOOD FINISHER ON CUSTOM
coats and apprentice. _ 626 Minna st. j
irl FOR HOUSEWORK AND ASSIST in
cooking: wages $18. 515 McAllister st.
YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK:
X $8. 1332 Broadway.
ANTED— YOUNG CATHOLIC GIRL FOR j
ii general housework. 924 Page st., after Ba. m. |
IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND CARE J
of baby: sleep home. 625 O'Farrell.
\\rANTF.D-GIRLTO DO HOUSEWORK; $10.
1 1 502 Fulton St., from 9to 12.
W"ANTED— A GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN-
ii era! housework at 114 Devisadero si.
IRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWORK,
16 to 20 years of age. Call 1602 O'Farrell st.
IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: wages
lj $8 to $10. 116 Devisadero st.
TTAIRDRESSING, MANICURING, FACE
XX treatments, 10 lessons, $2 50. MRS. BUT-
I LER. 131 Post St., room 20.
UTTON - HOLE MAKERS; FINISHERS:
good wages. 77y a Fourth st.
ITUATIONS WAITING FOR ALL KINDS !
of help. MRS. FLYNN. 213 Eddy st.
X\T ANTED -LADY WITH SOME CAPITAL !
j •» as general agent specialties: extraordinary in- i
! ducement; estnbllshed . trade. Address Eastern,
box 61, Call Office. ; V ;
yOUSG GERMAN GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE-
X work. 619 Tost st.
T HOME AND BUSINESS BUREAU,
Academy Sciences, 819 Market St.; domestic'
help; city and country; good wages. •
RKSsMAKEBS' FREE EMPLOYMENT
office; dressmakers supplied short notice. 213 !
! Powell st.
j A PPRENTICE WANTED. MISS GILLIGAN, j
I A dressmaker, 116 Kearny st. .
j PEFINED YOUNG lady of good address !
! XV as saleslady and bookkeeper in dressmaking j
1 establishment. Address, stating experience, P.
I P., box 60, Call office. ■ ■ - - .....
T APIESTO LEARN THE ENTIRE ART OF
] Xj French millinery: competent teachers: guar- |
1 antee to graduate them In three months: fitted for
' first-class position?. 234 Taylor st. .
Vf ILLINERY SCHOOL — LADIES TAUGHT
111 by New York artist: rapidly advanced: best
salaried occupations. '■ LILLIA'S, 214 Post gt.
ANT D- 11 1 REE LADIES ; ONE AS MAN A-
ger, one as lecturer ana one as instructor of
agents for medical company. >;.. 105, this office.
T ADIES TO LEARN DRESSMAKING, CUT-
■XJ ting, fitting and finishing by the World's Fa-
; mous System; dressmakers furnished by the day;
j positions free: patterns, latest styles, cut to fit, 25c
up. McDowell academy, 213 Poweii st.
S" INGLE LADIES WISHING TO BETTER
their position. Address or call MRS. H., 312
Hyde st. ,
S. TAILOR SYSTEM OF DRESS-CUTTING;
. actual measurements. 14 McAllister, room 67.
INC HESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR
Market— Electric -lights in every room; 200
rooms : 25c ■to;$1 50 > per night : $1 50 to $6 per
week ; free bus to and from the ferry. , .
HAIR-DRESSING, 25c: MAisICURINgT2Sc;
X.I morn, and eve. : 10 lessons, $4 6). 1248 Mission.
91 Q ELLIS— MOZART, ROOMS 25C TO $1 a
X O night ; $1 25 to $5 a week ; very respectable.
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
Winchester House, 44 Third St., near Market;
200 rooms; 25c to $1 60 per night : $1 50 to $6 per
week ; free bus to and from the ferry.
I". ADIES WANTED TO SELL - MANHATTAN
x a egg food ; is the best. C. KERTELL, San Matco.
pi ANO LESSONS BY THOROUGHLY
; X ■ schooled artist; lessons 25c. 617 Jones st. ;v r ,;
I FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING: TAILOR-
made suits; $7; perfect fit... 118 McAllister st. ;;■
PROFESSOR LIVINGSTON'S DRESSCUT-
J. tins and making school ; all brancbes. 702 Butter. |
MALE HELP WANTED. '.'
«^N^ED-3~^CAiBTNE^T'"MA^ERSr~PIECE
» » work : 2 miners, $40 and found ; 10 railroad
tiemakers, 10 cents each: chore bos' for ranch:
farmers; restaurant cook, $35 to $40: waiter:
night cooks, $7 and $8 week; dishwasher; tamale
maker; and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT A
CO., 628 Sacramento st.
HEAD AND SECOND TIMBER-FALLERS,
$50 and $40; barker, $26; 4 men for mill and
woods, $20, free fare; 2 farmhands, drive team.
$20: 3 sand-wagon* teamsters, ■ city, $26; ; drillers
and hammer men, $1 75 a day: butter-maker and
milk. $20; cobbler, country, $2 a day: handy man.
$15; boy to drive milk wagon, $15: 4 men to pull
beans, $15 and found: dishwasher for camp, $15.
R. T. WARD A CO.. 608 and 610 Clay St.
__________________________________
1 C WINE-CELLAR LABORERS; RAILROAD
Xt>fare refunded: steady job. MURRAY _
READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. .
C A — — $23 TO $26
Men and boys to dlck grapes, etc.; 20 men to pull
beans: 10 farmers. $20 to $26: 3 choremen: 3
milkers, $20. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636
Clay st. : I'-.K
TTrE~PA YOUR R. R. FARE FOR 10 LABOR-
* ers for a sawmill, call early; 30 laborers and
teamsters, city and country, $1 75 a day. MUR-
RAY A READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ;
3 . CARPENTERS, $2 60 DAY: HOUSE PAINT-
er; 10 cooks, $30 to $60; 2 bakers: 2 dishwash-
ers: 3 waiters: 2 Japanese cooks; butcher, country
hotel: boy to drive milk wagon, city. MURRAY
A READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
WANTED-10 MEN TO PULL BEANS AND
''other work on ranch near city, $19 00 per
month and board, fare $1 : 10 teamsters on ranch
near city to haul beans to thresher, $20 and board;
j 5 men to pull beans, $1 per day and board: office
I fees for the above places only $1 each 10 lab-
orers tor city, 6 months' work "and sure pay, $26
per month and. board; harness-maker for ranch,
*26 and board; elderly man to cook for small
Catholic institution: also 100 other men for differ-
ent places, city and country. W. D. EWER &
CO., 626 Clay.
OSCAR M KNCHEN, PLEASE CALL: POR-
ter, country hotel, $25. C. R. HANSEN & CO.,
110 Geary st.
"1 A TEAMSTERS FOR RAILROAD WORK,
1" $25 and found and free fare. C. R. HANSEN
6 CO., 110 Geary st.
"1 A TEAMSTERS, $1 75 A DAY, FOR RAIL-
1 U road work, free fare. C. R. HANSEN A CO.,
110 Geary st.
1 A TEAMSTERS, NEAR city, $1 75 a day:
l"a few more Scandinavian and German miners
for California. $2 75 a day. C. R. HANSEN &
CO., 110 Geary st.
KENCH OK SWISS HOTE'. COOK, $100. C.
R. HANSEN A CO., 110 Geary st.
EBTAURANT BUTCHER, $45: NORTH
XV German butcher and sausage- maker, country
shop, $40 and found: cook, country hotel, $40:
waiter who speaks Spanish: bellboy who speaks
Spanish. C. R. HANSEN A CO., 110 Geary st.
W' ANTED — MAN AND WIFE] SMALL
hotel, $65, room, etc.; man and wife, laundry,
$60, room and board; ranch band, $16. board,
etc.; men for ditching, $15 and board st archer
I and polisher, steam laundry, Troy machine: also
I lronerOO ladles' goods: cook, $7 "a week. MAR-
i TIN'S Employment Agency, 749 Market st.
ANTED— A HITLER FOR FIRST-CLASS
>» place in city, $45. Apply MISS PLUNKETT,
424 Sutter st.
WANTED at ONCE AN EXPERIENCED
»» gardener at GRALLERT A CO., Colma nur-
sery Colma, Cal. ; German preferred.
TWO" FIRST-CLASS " BARBERS WANTED:
none others need apply. Call between 4 and 5
at 210 Grant aye.
X A TEAMSTERS AND LABORERS FOR
O\J country; free fare. Call this Sunday morning
before 11 o'clock at 110 Geary st. - ,
pOATMAKER WANTED; CUSTOM COATS.
\J 607 Minna st.
OY TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. 1703
Market st. .
OOD CARRIAGE PAINTER WANTED TO
J take charge of shop. 2812 Mission st.
A NTED- 1 WO SHINGLERS. 131 O'FAR-
" rell st. SHAY. '
MAN TO ASSIST IN COOKING AND WASH
l'l dishes in small restaurant. '270V2 Brannan st.
WANTED— A CO ATM A X t.K IMMEDIATELY. j
>V B. FLOOD, Hollister, Cal.
OOD MAN FOR PARTNER IN GOOD
paying butcher-shop; hors?, wagon; cheap
rent; $150 capital. C, box 8.), this office.
TAfANTED-SEAMAN AND SHIP CARPEN-
• ' ters. Apply 10 Steuart st.
'WAITER and GERMAN BOY TO WASH
»* aishes. 533 Commercial st.
pUTCHER, AS PARTNER; INDUSTRIOUS,
X) and take charge of shop: small capital. Ad-
dress T. C, box 80, Call office.
p COD-PAYING BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE
vJT cheap. 1525 Park st., Alameda. i
- A £ MISSIONS-GENTLEMEN WANTED TO I
O*±t t take sunny furnished rooms: $1 up. •' ' .;;:
SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR GOODS
V O to the wholesale and retail trade; our goods
sell on sight: liberal salary or commission paid;
position permanent.. For particulars address Cen-
tennial Manufacturing Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Factory, Milwaukee, Wis. ,' ''
W ANTED- FIRST - CLASS FURNISHING
'» goods salesman. Apply 523 Market St., room
7 (Monday), from 1 to 2 p. _•
\y ANTED— EXPERIENCED operators
<" ladles' jackets and capes ; good pay. MEYER
A MILLER, 121 Post st. '
HE U. S. INDUSTRIAL AGENCY, ROOM
165, Crocker building, is dally receiving appli-
cations for reliable clerical and skilled labor: we
can aid you if you can furnish tirst-class refer-
ences.
."W ANTED— FIRST-CLASS COAT PRESSMAN
»' at once; permanent position: highest salary
paid. ANOEVINE, GRADMAN A CO., 960
Broadway. Oakland. ■ ■ -
"1 A GOOD TAILORS; STEADY WORK; GOOD
XU wages. 541 Market st.
AST_R~S AND OPERATORS; GOOD
wages. 77% Fourth st.
D USTR I ( s MAN WITH $50 CASH CAN
X secure steady profitable employment by address-
ing S. E., box 70, Call Office.
rrio TAILORS— GOOD BUSHELMAN WANTED
X Immediately. J. GORDAN. 1124 Market.
OR SALE — CARPENTER AND LOCK^
smith shop; rent $10. 1024 Larkin, nr. Sutter.
WANTED— 3 BATHTUBS, BOILER, TANK
and pipes: in good condition: state price, etc.
Address HERMAN KOCH, Vallejo, Cal. .
PAINTER — TO PURCHASE A COTTAGE
X house; part payment work : balance easy terms.
Address Painter, box 31, this office. _ •■ ; v ■ ■
P. RYAN, ANATOMICAL A THEATRICAL
boot and shoe maker,ll7BV2 Mission st.,cor.Bth
QALESMEN— TO SELL TO MERCHANTS BY
0 sample petit ledgers, coupon books and other
specialties: side lines: ready sellers; large line.
Moi-i Mfg. Co., South Bend, Ind. . •
BBS ON DTI TED 5c MEALHOUSE. 636
X> Clay st. : open day and night.
I A MERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, 319 SAN-
I _r_ some st. — ReoDened: European plan; light
airy rooms, 25c to $1 per day, $1 to $4 per week,
$4 to $15 per month. Housekeeping rooms $4 per
month up.
ARBEKS' PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY-
ment secretary. CONRAD TROELL, 657 Clay.
EN'S SHOES y 3 SOLED 40c; LADIES' 3Sc.
done in 10 minutes. 969 Howard st.
OZART, 319 ELLIS, ROOMS 25C TO 60C
_ night, $1 26 to $5 week; reading rooms.
WINCHESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD, NEAR
■»» Market: 200 rooms; 25c a night: reading-room;
tree bus to and from the ferry.
WHAT ( ■ H EF.R HOUSE, 529 SACRAMENTO
] "Ji st. : 100 outside rooms; best spring beds; single
i rooms, 20c a day; $1 a week; meals, 10c.
WANTED— IS MEN TO TRY OUR SQUARE
I ' i meals for 10c. 60 Third st.
i rr.HE RAILROAD HOUSE, S33 COMMERCIAL
X st., below Montgomery: - single rooms 15c night.
26c for two; best and cleanest bouxe in town.
NE RELIABLE GENTLEMAN OR LADY IN
every town to introduce our gold-lined luminous
signs, doorplates and house numbers; can be read
In the dark: something entirely : new; without
I exception the finest, nost and most attractive plates
I ever manufactured; samples, with any name, in-
I scription or house number, including neat sample
; case, sent on receipt of $1 25; illustrated circular,
10c: inclose stamp for particulars. Luminous
Plate Company, 771 Howard St., S. F., Cal.
MEN'S SHOES 2 -SOLED. 40c; HEELS, 25c;
done in 15 minutes. 635 Kearny St.. basement.
I?REE COFFEE AND ROLLS. 704 SANSOME;
X! single rooms 15c, 20c _ night, $1 a week.
\k[ AN'l ED— MEN WHO DO NOT RECEIVE
*' their wages to place accounts with us; law and
commercial collection: no charge unless successful.
KNOX COLLECT fON AGENCY, 110 Butter, r 4.
BEST PLACE IN CITY FOR SECOND-HaND
shoes, 726^ opp. Howard-st. Theater, or 129
Sixth si.; misfit shoes bought or exchanged.
LIVE MEN WANTED FOR LIGHT OUT-
JJ door work; will pay competent person $3 60 a
day. Apply at store, 328 Seventh st.
TllY" ACME "HOUSE, 967 MARKET ST., BE-
X low Sixth, for a room; 26c a night; $1 a week.
'-491 ELLIS, ROSEDALE— ROOMS 25c TO 50c
"-^X anight: $1 to $3 a week: open all night.
If REE BEER: BEST IN CITY; 2 SCHOONERS
X I for 5 cents at 228 Pacific st.
T INDKLL HOUSE, 6TH AND HOWARD—
XJ single furnished rooms. 76c week, 16c night.
W' ANTED— LABORERS AND MECHANICS
* » to know that Ed Rolkln, Reno House proprie-
tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st. ; 150
large roomii: , 25c per night; $1 to $3 per week. -
W A TED-MEN TO GET BOTTLE SHARP
'' i- team beer, sc: bottle wine. 6c. 609 Clay st. . ;
\A.NTED-SINGLE ROOMS, 150 A DAY; $1
f » ' week; rooms for two, 25c a day, 91 60 a week;
reading room- dally papers. SB Clay st.
HOES HALF-HOLED .. IN 10 MINUTES:
done while you wait; at less than half the usual
price; all repaying done at half price; I work gxiar-
anteed. 562 Mission st., bet. First st. and Second st.
1 AA MKN TO TAKE LODGING AT 10c, 150
X\J\J and 200 a night. Including coffee and rolls.
624 Washington st., near Kearny. .:. . . -■ ■-■■..
:OX-CENT DINNERS FOR 10 CENTS TO-DAY
A*J at 44 Fourth st. : no humbug. . - : . >
BEST IN CIT?— SINGLE ROOMS, 15, 20 AND
25 cents per night; «1, »1 26, 1 60 p*r week.
Pacific House .Commercial and Leidesdorfr sts. '
inn MEN'S SECOND-H ANDJBD SHOES.SOME
i ±\J\J nearly now, 25c to 91 25. 663 iUsslon st. ,
HELP XTAJS TED— Confirmed.
BARBERS. FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC.
Barbers' Assn., 12 Seven' h. H. SCHKUNERT.
r L - AGENTS .WANTED. • ,
advertising agent: commission: es-
-X tablished 9 years. 408 California st., room 7.
IT Y SOLICITORS, SALARY AND COMMIS-
J sion. Barter Portrait Co.. 432 Sutter st '- '■'".: ■■ '
LADY AGENTS TO SELL MME. KAASH'S
preparations for the skin; good wages. 14 Mc-
Allister at., rooms 67 and 58, 1 to 5 p. M. V
1 ) R A CTIC A L DISHWASHER;, $5 A DAY
X made easy; sample to agents $3. Oakland
Specialty Company. 962 Broadway, Oakland.
pALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY
\J wants good agents to work its accident and
sick insurance; liberal inducements offered. J.
W. HANNA. secretary. Murphy building.
— HOUSES WANTED. ~~
"WANTED— A FURNISHED HOUS-ToiTfLAT
» ' of 7 or 8 rooms, in a fine location, by a family
of 4 adults; rent must be reasonable: best of refer-
ences. . Address K. S. M.. box 57, Call Office.
/^ jpaktxeks wamkd. ;
PARTNER WANTED IN A MANUFACTURE
X hut business, silent or active; capital required
$5000, for which real estate security will be given;
no manufacturer of these goods on this coast. Ad-
dress 8. s.. box 134. Call Office. .
i wan_\_d— miscellaneous.'
a^te^^to^x^h^ngTe^sl^a^_o?s
within 10 minutes' ride of local train for house-
paint or for construction of stone, cement or
asphaltum sidewalks. Apply to R. J. MONT-
GOMERY, 966 Washington at., Oakland.
WANTED— A SECOND-HAND 30-INCH PA-
per-cutter in good condition: write to or call at
1054 Broadway (upstairs). Oakland.
WANTED — SECOND HAND 30-INCH PA-
'» per-cntter in good condition: write to or call
at 1054 Broadway (upstairs), Oakland.
\\ ACHINERYFORMANIPULATINGGREEN
lX coffee: give particulars. Address S. G., box
110, this office. - -
KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., PAYS GOOD PRICES
for clothing, hooks and jewelry: pcstal.
PIANOS. VIOLINS, ETC. "~~~"
CELEBRATED HARDMAN UPRIGHT
and a fine Chase Bros., in use about 1 year,
will be sold this week at an astonishingly low price
the Hardman took highest award at the World's
Fair; don't miss these opportunities. THE J.
DEWING COMPANY, second Moor, Flood build-
Ing; 10 carloads of new pianos, best standard
makes, to select from, and the prices will suit.
me STEIN WAY, excellent ORDER,
must be Bold. Room 21. 809 Market st.
MEDIATE SALE; UPRIGHT PIANO;
X small size; $60. Room 10, Flood building.
WEBER, SOHMER, EMERSON, LESS THAN
T> half cost. BRUENN, 228 Post st. %
pELEBRATED BUSH & GERTS PIANOS;
\J tone unsurpassed; cases unique. A.L.BAN-
CROFT & CO., 324 Post si.
IpEW 1 WAY] CHECKERING AND
JO Emerson second-band uprights; almost new;
your own price. BOWERS <fc SON, 23 Fifth st.
INE EMERSON PIANO FOR $125; GOOD
as new. HEINE. 410 Post st.
SUPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD* NEW
0 H. MULLER, maker, repairer, 2 Latham place.
pEMOVED— F. W. SPENCER A CO. TO 338
XV Post St., near Powell, " Bole agents Conover,
Colby and Spencer pianos. 338 Post st.
G. BADGER WITH KOHLER & CHASE,
»» 26, 28 and 30 O'Farrell st.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
The finest line of new pianos for rent and sale
in San Francisco. J. HARRY SCOTT,
,_ 929 Market St., Spreckeis building.
MOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A HEMME
XI Long piano; retiring from business; no rea-
sonable offer refused. Warerooms, 340 Post st.
ASY TERMS; LOW PRICES. KoHLKR <fc
CHASE. .
4 BETTER AND EASIER PLAN TO BUY A
J\. good piano by renting. Be careful to go to
KOHLER A CHASE'S, 28 and 30 O'Farrell st.
DECKER BROS., STEIN WAY, FISCHER AND
XJ other first-class makes of pianos: little used;
cheap for cash or on easy terms. KOHL—R «_
CHASE *>8 and 30 O'Farrell st.
1) ARGAINSIN HIGH-GRADE PIANOS: EASY
X) payments. SCHMITZ & CO., 935 Market st.
AN ELEGANT DISPLAY OF MANDOLINS,
-ti- guitars and banjos at MaUVaIS'. 769 Market.
"DENTING PIANOS: LARGE AND VArtIED
XV assortment; tuned free. SHERMAN, CLAY
_ CO.'S Piano-house, cor. Kearny and Sutter sts.
YRON MAUZY, 30S POST ST.— SOHMER.
Newby * Evans, Briers and other piano*.
! TECK, checkering a SONS., vo&e and
; O Sterling pianos sold on $10 installments. BENJ.
i CI'RTAZ A SON, sole agents. 16-20 O'Farrell st.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
A— A— A— A— '
PROF. F. EUGENE. ->'►" SI:
: PROF. F. EUGENE.. - •.,- -.:
HAS REDUCED HIS PRICE $1 AND UPWARD
BE WISE. BS WISE. BE WISE.
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.
Remain not in darkness and ignorance, but seek
the light of wisdom and learn what the future holds
for you, His parlors continue to be the point of
great attraction. All are pleased with his readings.
Consult him and secure the Good Luck charm.
PROF. EUGENE,
1320 Market St., parlors 9 and 10.
ME. ARNDT. BEST GERMAN FORTUNE
teller: only 26c and 50c: show you th« picture
of your future husband orwifev . 724 Harrison st.
ME. WALTERS, CARD READER, RETURN-
ed; 26c; gents 50c. 337 Tehama, bet 4th A sth
pLAIRVOYANT: FEE 25c; LADIES ONLY.
KJ 174 Clementina St., off Third.
/CLAIRVOYANT AND LIFE READER;
\J ladies 25c. 230 Clara St., bet. Fifth and Sixth.
PRESENT, PAST AN FUTURE, 25c. MME.
LEGGETTE, 311 Tehama St., near Fourth.
ME. DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEAL-
-1»X er by eggs and cards: tells entire life, past,
present, future; consultations on all affairs: noth-
ing except ed; names given: good advice: sure
help; restores lost love by sympathy; mistake im-
possible; fee $ l ; letter $2. 929 Post St., nr. Larkin.
PROF. LEON. PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT,
XT life-reader. 633 Post: 10 to 8 dally; also Sunday.
ME.MOREAU,WORLD-RENOWN"KT7TitAN
cc medium: 25c up. 764 Howard st., in front.
A UGUSTA LEOLA, FORTUNE RT
iv maple charms; love tokens; true picture of |
future wife and husband: teaches fortune-telling;
develops clairvoyance, slate writing, etc. ; has the
seven holy seals and the Palestine wonder charm;
fee $1 and upward. 2326 .Mission, nr. Twentieth.
________________
SlMlliTt ALISM.
RS MA YO ST EERS, TRANCE ME DIUM ;
circles Sun., Tues., Fri., 8 P.M.: Thurs., 2
p. m.: readings, 10 to 4. .101 Grove st., cor. Polk.
RS. C. CORNELIUS OF SEATTLE: WELL,
known clairvoyant, business, test and develop-
I ing medium; sittings daily. 120 Eddy st.
DDIE SWAIN, ASTRAL SEER; CALL IF
you art In trouble; no fee, except as a gift,
105 Stockton st., office 6; circles Monday and Frid.
MRS. sHEKHAN. CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL-
Ist and test medium. 783V 2 Market st.
astrology.
DR. MEAD A all questions by
planets from date of tiirth. 737 Market, r. 10.
A KTRAL SEER— PROF. HOLMES, 523 GEARY
A si. : horoscopes, questions, stocks, advice.
DENTlSTa^^^^^
pROOME DENTAL ASSOCIA^IOn77S9~MAR-
\J kpr. bet. 3d and 4th, gas specialists; only reli-
able agent for painless | extraction: artificial teeth
lrm $5; fillings frm $1; extracting 60c. with gassl.
fi_7- A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
«3P 1 good as can be made: filling $1. DR. SIMMS,
dentist, 930 Market St., next Baldwin Theater.
11. H. G. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETH
without plates a specialty. 1841 Polk st.
R. LUDLUM HIIu,, 1443 MARKET ST.,
near Eleventh: no charge. for extracting when
plates are made: old. plates made over like new;
teeth from $8 per set: extracting 60c: gas given.
pOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 806 MAR-
ket st. DR. CHA RLES W. DECKER. :
TMRST-CLASS DENTISTRY AT LOWEST
X 1 prices at Obdontucder Dental Parlors. 815%
Geary St., bet. Hyde and Larkin; extractions
(painless) for 60 days more, 50c. R. L. WALSH,
D.D S., proprietor. .' .
R. J. J. LEEK, 1206 MA RKET, COR. GOLDEN
Gate aye.— Open evenings; Sundays till noon,
R.REA.3OO TURK ST— ALL DENTAL WORK
at lowest prices and warranted: open evenings.
Zl. WORK REASONABLE AND WAR-
ranted. : DR. J. W. KEY. 1122 Market st.
R.:GEORG_TW. LEEK, THE GENUINE
Leek dentist, discoverer of painless extraction
and ! patentee of improved I bridge work or taeth
without any plate, moved from 6 to 20 O'Farrell st.
;■;; LOST. ', •■; : ";'■
.T^ST>^R"^TO£l_ir^^_SK^BXY."'_Aß~E:
XJ scars on hind legs. - Finder will please return
to LUCY'S barn, cor. Bay and Taylor sta. ; receive
reward. ..■''.■■■."-' •> -.'.•. !' ■'■■'.'
OST— ON SEPTEMBER 26, PIN WITH 3DI A-
monds: return and receive reward. ■■: 612 Fell.
I OST— FOX-TERRIER BITCH; BLACK AND
J brown head, red-lined nickel collar. • Return to
'1513 Jones st. and receive reward. 1 ■
ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW;
DVIcFTSe ETIorvO^C^"^fDnPROBATE
laws a specialty; suits, Superior," Justice and ;
Police I Courts: terms reasonable; ' collections, etc. !
G.W.HOWE, att'y-at-law, 850 Market.cor.Stqckton
JOHN R. AITKEN, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, R3. j
, 16 and , 17. 402 Montgomery st., cor. California. ;
W. W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ,42O !
. California »t.. rmi. 14-16: adTico free ■
1 TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.
INVOTCTUE "ICIBB^NS AND CARBONS
X are absolutely ' guaranteed. United Typewriter
and Supplies Co., 413 Montgomery st. r»~ ■ ■ - j£ ■
-.: •:; ; . _: "- BICYCLES. ■-.•-... ■.■ ■:;■■ :_r: : ::
T>ARK CYCLERY^NEw'wHEELSVtO LET;
X best | accommodations. Termlnua Geary, Mo-
I __Uitez and Powell sU car lines, • ; " • j
BUSINESS . CHANCES^^^^
TO BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS OF ANY
X kind see STRAND <fc CO., 45 Third st.
ft£\^A COFFEE-SALOON ; NO. 1 • LOCA-
<iP<- f O\J. tion: pays well; 3 furnished rooms and
kitchen; rent only 816. STRAND & CO., 45 Third.
¥90' BRANCH BAKERY, STATIONERY,
ijp^ii-yt/. notions and light grocery, etc.: 3 fur-
nished rooms; rent $10. STRAND & CO., 45 Third.
AOCA PARTNER r.V SALOON: CLEA RS
«3)^UV/.'576 month. STRAND, 45 Third St.,
p ROCERY AND BAR; CHEAP: MUST
VJ STRAND «fc CO., 45 Third st. '
ffIJJCA, WOOD AND COAL YARD; 2
<3P-I«JV/. horses and wagons: clears oversloo per
month. - See STRAND & CO.. 45 Third st.
(&Rf\A RESTAURANT; NO. 1 LOCATION :
tinUUU. clear.: over $100 per month; any reason-
able offer accepted' if taken before October 1 ; see
to-day. STRAND & CO., 45 Third st.
estaurantT daily RECEIPTS $40 to
$45: trial until satisfied. STENBERG & CO.,
632 Market st. ;
CORNER SALOON IN WESTERN
fIUt)U. Addition; first-class fixtures; cash regis-
ter; one pool and one .billiard table included:
biggest bargain ever offered: -investigate. STEN-
BE'kG & CO., 632 Market st. ,
djr-TrfA RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY
-L t)\J . wishes partner in paying coffee saloon:
no triflers need answer. STENBEHG A CO., 632
Market st.
flj»~f QAA BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOE-
tjpXOvU. infrshop; lot and building Included;
guarantee clear $100 per • month; departure.
BTENBERO 4 CO., 632 Market st.
© 1 /inn BUY MOST POPULAR. BEST-
XttvU established restaurant in city; very
best location: near Market; all modern improve-
ments: big stock : present owner retiring from
business; will allow trial until satisfied : one safe and
cash register included: well worth $2000. STEN-
BERG CO., 632 Market st., opp. Palace Hotel.
w?f.?XA BRANCH BAKERY.COFFEE LUNCH
«JpU«Jv/. parlor; handsomely fitted up; best loca-
tion in Western Addition: daily receipt $20; full-
est Investigation allowed; owner must sell ac-
count of sickness in family. STENBERG CO.,
632 Market, opp. Palace Hotel.
■VJ-OTICE— DO YOU WANT to DISPOSE OF
-Li your business promptly? HEALY, 23 Kearny.
(DjCAAA REST., BAKERY AND LUNCH
tip I \J\J\J. parlors: best location in the city: es-
tablished 30 years; business of $100 per day; full
value for amount asked: urgent business elsewhere
cause of selling. Apply W. F. HEALY, 23 Kearny.
QAA RE6T A UR ANT AND COFFEE-
<IPOUU. house; location unsurpassed: elegantly
fitted up: business of $35 . a day: party meaning
business can have a trial. HEALY, 23 Kearny st.
T HAVE FOR SALE GROCERY STORES,
X liquor saloons, hotels, partnerships in all kinds
Of business, coalyards, etc. HEALY, 23 Kearny.
PROLL <£ CO., REAL-ESTATE BUSINESS.
X Brokers and Anctioneeis— choice list of
merchandise businesses, restaurants, hotels, sa-
loons, grocery, bar, branch bakeries, delicacies,
produce, wood and coal yards: buyers furnished
and partners procured at short notice; lodging
I ana private furnished houses a specialty: furniture
sold on commission or bought for cash. Office 719
Market st., near Third, L. PROLL, Manager.
I~~thsr SALE— CARPENTER-SHOP, western
: Addition; thorough investigation allowed; fine
paying steady customers; safe investment: call at
once; departure. PROLL & CO., 719 Market st.
ODD OPPORTUNITY; ACCOUNT IMME-
diate departure; established paying restau-
rant; water front; mane offer. PROLL & CO., 719
Market st.
pORNER GROCERY AND BAR, STOCK AND
\J fixtures. Apply LACHMAND <fe JACOBI, cor.
Second and Bryant sts.
M" A i7b 6 1 LD I NtfLOAN ASSOCIATIONS;
IVL loans on homes: shares; rent money soon pays
for a home: Investments in shares are safe and
table: new series now; $1 per month. CHAS.
E. BAYLOR, room 8, floor 8, Mills building.
G» 1A TO $100 INVESTED IN CHICAGO
»JP I \J wheat or New York stocks on margin pays
many times original investments and makes for-
tunes: losses limited, but profits are unlimited:
pamphlets explaining details free. BURBRIDGE
& CO., Commission Brokers, 325 Pine St., S. F.
<a»O£A, WOOD AND COAL YARD; OLD ES-
tJpOOU. tablished; horses and wagons; excel-
lent location; good trade and cheap rent; long
lease. Apply REISER, Jonah's Saloon, 21 Tnlrd st.
QM ALL GROCERY FOR SALE CHEAP. 426
O Minna st.. cor. Mary.
T?XPRESS BUSINESS: STAND, SANSOME
Hi and Bush sts. J. C. FREDERICKS, Owner.
Q( |A~ BOARDING-HOUSE AND SALOON:
<!POwU.'flne location; 6 furnished rooms: good
run of steady boarders: rent $30: 4-years* lease;
this is a good-paying business. Apply 783V 3 Mar-
ket st., room 3.
<2ȣAA SALOON AND LIQUOR STORK: EX-
<lp\J\J\J. cellent location: 14 years established:
full value In sight: don't miss this grand bargain. ■
Apply REISER, Jonah's Saloon, 21 Third st.
©oaa/^ciTrner barroom in whole-
ts£\J\J\J. sale district; established for year*
with large patronage; bargain. Particulars 633 Cali-
fornia st., Phoenix Bar.
ffljl Aful CORNER SALOON WITH CLUB-
<PI"vU. rooms on transfer point of 2 car lines;
low rent, good business. Inquire 633 California «., • 1
Phoenix Bar.
©kKA SALOON WITH MERCANTILE
tlpc'Ul/. lunch on Third st., near Market; sacri-
ficed because owner bought hotel. Call 633 Cali-
fornia St., Phoenix Bar. -
&> CAA ' 20 ACRES CHICKEN range near
*\pO\r\J. Petaluma; running water, fine stock and
good house and barn. Apply C. 8., box 9, Call
Office.
■|7<OR SALE— OLD ESTABLISHED FRENCH
X I bakery and stationery store: doing a good cash
business. Call and investigate at 2148 Mission st.
ANTED— A PARTNER WITH • SOME
means who is a good talker to sell a now article
which will sell well. Call 907 Mission, near Fifth.
ffljO'A FIRST-CLASS MEAT MARKET^
<JP-.»JU. pork and delicacy store; on account of
Sickness. Inquire Call Office.
pORNER SALOON. WITH ROOMS; OLD
\J stand ; cheap rent. 822 Battery st.
ALO O N MEN, ATTENTION — RARE
chance: must sell: big bargain. 309 Third st.
QHOESHOP cheap, machine, LIVING-
O room; everything. 604 Ellis st.
PAYING RESTAURANT.NEARCARHOUSE;
X steady trade: rent $15. 1009 Larkin.
JUNCTION CORNER FRUIT PRODUCE
ti business. 1942 Market, cor. Oough and Haight.
EXPRESS BUSINESS: 2 LARGE FURNITURE
XU moving wagons; horses: harness: good office;
piano-moving tools, etc. old-established corner.
Inquire KROEGER'S, Twenty-second mid Mission.
RANCH BAKERY, NOTIONS AND VARlE-
ties; cheap; living-rooms. 153 Seventh st.
I QALOON AND 3 ROOMS OPPOSITE THE
O new pottoffice site. 50 Seventh at.
OR SALE— blacksmith AND WHEEL-
■I- wright shop In country strictly cash trade.
Apply I. S. VAN WINKLE. 413 Market st.
SMALL MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR
sale. Full investigation solicited.- W. A.
SCHRACK, 21 New Montgomery st. ■
oaa a RELiAB~LE~LADY PARTNER,
tit 1 OU I/." good manager, wanted in established
parlor business; large profits. Address* Reliable,
box 67, Call Office. . . , - .-. - : ■ .
1 0 K BAKERY WITH HOLSE ON
J- leased ground: long lease: old stand- only store
trade. Inquire at EPPSTEIN'S, 412 Pine st.
BAKERY, NOTIONS AND CANDY-STORE
for sale. Apply Call Office.
SALF— 2 OF THE BEST PAYING AND
X I most elegantly fitted up saloons in the city; no
reasonable offer refused. Apply to and see photos
at KUHLS & SCHWARKE'S, southeast cor.
Kearny and Sutter sts.
T? ANCY GOODS, WORSTED AND NOTION
-I business in Oakland, long established, for sale
at a very low figure. Inquire immediately at 1701
Eighth St.. Oakland.
"Oj OX A DOWNTOWN SALOON: NEATLY
*JO\J . fitted up; fair business; rent $30; bar-
pain; on account of departure. Apply Call Office.
BAKERY IN GOOD COUNTRY TOWN 2500
people. DECKER, 1206 Market st.
\\rELL - ESTABLISHED STAMPING AND
" embroidery business.with materials; store, fix-
tures, etc.; good holiday trade; owner wishes to go
Vast; will sell all or part. Apply at 518 Four-
teenth st., Oakland, v
T7IRST-CLASS SIGN - PAINTER WANTS TO
X rent part of shop with house-painter, carpenter
or other suitable business; in good location. Ad-
dress MR. GREGORY, 762 Sixteenth St., Oakland.
1 H A NCE FOR SMART WOMAN; WHOLE OR
\J half Interest In fine business: large profits;
cash or payments. Address Investment, box 71,
this office. ■■ ■
©OKA CORNER GROCERY & BAR: FINE
<JP»Ji)U. trade: 3 living-rooms. WOOD, 917 Mkt.
TAAMILY HOTEL FOR SALE; ESTABLISHED
X I 30 years: a bargain for immediate purchaser:
55 rooms, bar and dining-room. Apply R. BEE-
GEN. 509 Pine at. / '.
<n»9AA PARTNER WANTED in saloon-
tJP*-UU. good location on Market st.; no triflers
need answer. Address G. J. 8., box 6. Call Office.
PHONOGRAPH FOR SALE FOR $125: A $450 I
X outfit: complete for exhibitions, . street work
etc. Address G. M. ROGERS, 1025 Mission st.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS PAYING $400 A
month: lady or gentleman; best location In
city; no agents. : 150 Eddy st.
JIAMILY. LIQUOR-STORE FOR SALE, ON AC-
count family disagreement. Inquire Call Office.
GOOD CORNER GROCERY - STORE FOR
. sale. For information inquire at 430 Brannan.
SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP; CLEARS $150
per month. CARROLL <t CARROLL, 306 Mar-
ketSt;\ ' •' ,"T ....■.-■ .- ",.-, ■: - / - ;'--■; ■■
FOR SALE— A GOOD , SALOON. FOR FUR-
ther particulars inquire at OTTO SCHINKEL'S
grocery, corner Bryant and Langton sts.
LD - ESTABLISHED CORNER , GROCERY
and bar; aold account - sickness. Apply 501
Seventh at. I- . :• . •.-\ ■ ■ ■: ;
TF YOU WANT, A GOOD-PAYfNG RESTAU-
| L rant cheap.'low rent, caU at 1934 Market st.v-"
poRNER BRANCH BAKERY, VARIETY
V store: with or without furniture; cheap. 2401
Mission st. ■ - v...: .-..;.:- :■.-. ■"■J.,,\-.;;.
GASH : BUSINESS IN OAKLAND FOR SALE
cheap: .very best location : this Is a rare chance
to buy an old-established place; investigate. ED-
WARD J. BURG, 921 Broadway, Oakland. - " ?„
OR SALE— NEWLY FITTED-UP - UQUOK-
store. BE. cor. Fulton ana Devlsadero bta. ', .
(2*«rt FRUIT AND CANDY STOBE, -NO 1
j{t)bU. location. _ B.vßßETT.JßgfJVii,^^ _^z
S lOOO. COFFEE SALOON;
&IUUI/. $50perday:lowrent:disaKreementof
partners cause of sale. BARRETT, 866 Va Market.
*H(1- BAKERY; ALL COUNTER .TRADK:
$)O£O. large store a fine ovens: good locatior.; , /
guaranteed daily sales $15; good chance for cotn^t'^. ,
parlor. BARRETT A CO.. Bb6y 3 Market sr. -a^
©In paying" TIRANCIIt BAKERY AN rJMr
«3?510U. candy-store; 2 doors from MarKf-yjr t,
low rent: living-rooms: sickness cause sale: posi-
tive bargain. . BARRETT & CO., 865 y 3 Market st.
ri ROCERY AND B~\R. WITH LIVING-
IJT rooms: good trade: cheap rent: greatest bar-
gain in the City; must be sold this month: owner
leaving for Europe: buy at your own price. Ad-
dress or call Rosedale House, 321 Ellis st."
TvO YOU MAKE MONEY? IF NOT. WHY NOT?
U We can help you : perhaps make a fortune for
you. Address or call BCRBBXDGB & CO., 325
Pine St., S. F.
mHE PALACE HOTEL
1 AT UKIAH, ME COUNTY, CAL.,
TO RENT OR FOR SALE
ON LI ..HAL TERMS.
Inquire of J. M. MA-WON, Uklah, or WIL-
LI AM HEESER. Mendocino.
T/iINE CORNER LIQUOR-STORE FOR SALE
i; cheap. 401 O'Farrell st. .
"l\f ANTED— ME"N~T)F~SM ALL CAPITA TO
'» engage in the following businesses: Hotel,
harness-shop, drugstore and general-merchandise
store, etc.: best opening In the State; mills and
factories employing large numbers of men; we will
build for the right parties. For particular.i address
SHEPHERD & TEAGUE, 1118 J st., Fresno, Cal.
<JT. 1 orL BUYS 3 INTEREST IN OLD-ESTAB-
tjp LAO lished restaurant an^ winehouse: no ex-
perience needed: must be sob?r man and willing
to work. Apply "REISER JONAH'S saloon 21
Third st. - - • -,
TV/TOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
iVI Winchester House, 44 Third St.. near Market;
200 rooms; 25c to $1 60 per night: $1 50 to «6 per
week; free bus to and frora the ferry.
S~ TEADY POSITION <$100 PER MONTH)
for man or woman in sjrationery-store; good lo-
cation: good slock: lowrew: to be sold for $1000;
close investigation by interested : parties desired. ,
GEO. STEERS & CO., 22 Kearny St.
C?Q£.fl/V PARTNER' HALF-INTEREST IN
tITOtJUU. mercantile firm: established 7 years;
doing good cash bu-lnes3: references-exchanged.
Address D. A., box 46. this office. '>' .', "V^.--- v
Rkstaurant-compellj:d to BBX.Ii
$125: on account of sickness. Apply Call. ,
AN~OF"~ABIl1tY — SALARY $100 PI?R
month— as assistant manager In lage mercan-
tile business, established 7 years, In good location,
with good stock, doing good cash business: to pur-
chase one-half interest for $3500; stock Inventory,
$7000; no charge made for pood will, as we desire
a man of good ability to assist manage; Close in-
vestigation allowed; best of references require^
and offered. This is a rare opportunity for you to :_^i
get into an established, well-advertised aj^Kpod- / p.. -j
paying business, where you can earn a go^BTTlary .--5
anil make good interest on your invPstmeSt/For.
further particulars address Partner, box 47. (Jail. j
LODGING-HOUSKS FOB SALE. :
SSURED PROFIT OF $40 TO $isa! T/
XX
12 rooms— Cost $2500; fine; cash d0wn......? 600
18 — Always rented: clears $85 700
21 rooms— Positively a safe house '. 1400
42 rooms— Near Baldwin; rent $125 2f>oo
MONUJY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN.
, :,.•■■. A. M. SPECK <fe CO., 602 Market at.
OQH AND 869 MARKET ST.. OPPOSITE
OUI Powell; best located lodging-house in. the
city; 175 beds: to rent furnished or unfurnished
from October 15; special inducements to a good ■
live man. Apply to BENJ. M. GUNN <£ CO., 228
Montgomery st. -
9 -ROOM HOUSE ON GEARY ST.: RENT $30;
0 price $375. DECKER, 1206 Market st.
97-ROOM HOUSE TO EXCHANGE: CITY OR
— I country real estate. DECKER, 1206 Market.
9Q-ROOMED LODGING-HOUSE, DOING A
-taiO good business, for sale at a bargain; owner
has other business; rent $25. Apply 210 Wash- -'
ington st. -• f
"I A ROOM HOUSE: POLK ST., NEAR CALI-
XU fornia: $300. DECKER, 1206 Market st.
OMALL LODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE CHEAP.
0 124 Turk st.
"1 Q9 EDDY— BARGAIN IN~ FIVE-ROOM
1 »>— flat; clean; nicely furnished.
TTOUSE 16 ROOMS; CHEAP. 136 SIXTH ST.
©OCA HOUSE 7 ROOMS, BATH; CEN-
<$~*J\J. tral: cheap rent. R.. box 17, Call.
"I C WELL-LIGHTED ROOMS. SUITABLE
■i-O for lodginghouse: rent $25: 544 Sixth st.
FURNITURE FOB SAL*;- ,'/,
TAn^NAToSIA 'a~XICE</
lUvi home of 6 furnished rooms; no dealers. ,*T^*\"
BEDROOM set and KIT(JnK-sM| t
furniture at 19 Morris i.ye.; tenement Tui'V^iy
rooms to let. ,
£*QO ELLIS ST.-10 NEWLY FURNISH ED 4ll>
1 vsOiJ roomsj be««ro«it 12 it. an 1 ' Xp. m. •ff r X =
OMPLETE OUTFIT FOR 4 R00M5..... ...580 W
\J Brussels carpet 1aid............ 45c 6
Heavy linoleum 40c ''jr-P**
Free packing and delivery across the bay. Coun- ' v
try orders solicited. Send for circular. SHIREK A
SHIREK, 1310-12 Stockton st. Open evenings.
EDUCTIONS ON LARGE OTOCK, NEW AND
second-hand; 400 carpet*, goo] as new; oil-
cloth, 26c; parlor suits, $19 up: linoleum, 45c: 7-
piece .chamber suits, $14 50: cornice poles, 25c;
ranges, $6: cash or installments: goods shipped
free. T. E. NELSON. 126 Fourth st. ■--•■-
-riUT PRICES IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS
\J this week at McCABE'S. 948-950 Mission st. \
furnit wi antjcd. m
Auctioneer j.c, "muth e a 719"1Sarket %
■A St., pays highest cash prices lor furniture. f«
WILSON BROS., O~MA RKET^t., FURNI- I
ture bought and sold; telephone, south 762. ' - f-.
A LWAYS BEFORE SELLING SEE H. J. W ' •■
J\. LEUTHOLTZ, 821 Mission, bet. 4th and 6th. {p
A M ERIC AN FURNITURE COMPANY WILL
A pay you the highest cash price for your furni-
ture, carpets, etc. 1129 and 1131 Market. :/ i
g! KRASKY, carpets, PICTURES,
• folding, iron beds, furniture; low prices; Cal.
stepladder manufactd for the trade. 779 Mission.
pASH PAID FOR FURNITURE AND MER-
\J chandise. L. H. BURD Auctioncer.lO Fulton.
______________ _
CARPET CLEANING.
7^R^E^S~TBf6ROUGHLY~ CLEANED^AND
\J renovated same as new. S. FERGUSON A
CO., 23 Tenth at. Telephone number, south 36.
■\r atTonal carpet BEATING and RENO-
1> vating Works HAMPTON &BAILLY: laying
and altering. 313-315 Guerrero: Tel. Mission 244.
ITY steam CARPET-BEATING and
Renovating Works, 36 and 40 Eighth st. G. U ■
STEVENS, manager. Telephone No., south 250.
HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH
poor work send to SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car-
pet Beating Works, 355-7 Tehama: tei. So-40.
ONKLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 333
\J Golden Gate aye. : telephone east 126.
HE J. E. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANINO
Co. (incorp.); old established carpet cleaning
machines; cleaning 3c yard. 230 14th, tel. 6074. ,
MCQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND REN-
. ovatine works. 453 Stevenson: tel. 3228.
. UOBSi-S. ~
Xl?T^D^r"Flß^T^LA^Sr^T^xfsH^AD^
die horse, bay or sorrel, single-footer or easy
loper: must be gentle. Address S. S., box 103,
Call Office. :■ — ■ '
rOR SALE— A FINK-MATCHED SPAN OP
X 1 iron-gray buggy horses 4 years old; also fine
surrey and horse: road cart; single and double har» . !$
ness: will be sold cheap on account of owners £2/%JV<k
ing away; no reasonable offer refused. Apply b'X.ti.j r
Market at.; Oakland. '■ *'_¥%/&
A(\ HORSES FOR ALE; ALSO WAGONS C
~t\f buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse I
Market, 327 Bixth st. ; auction sales every Wednes- 1
day. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. .
1 AA SETS SECOND-HAND HARNESS; AUj
lv" kinds, second-hand wagons, buggy, carts;
also 20 cheap horses. 1 Fifteenth and Valencia its.
WAGONS ' AM) CAKKIAtiES.
"1710R SALE-HACK, BAKERAND^I^A UNDR V 1
-I- wagon, fine buggy and rockatvay. 828 Harrison.
T~A SACBTFICETMUST BE SOLD; NEAR-
Iy new Brewster buggy and one top buggy. I
New York Stable. 507 Jessie st. ' 1
ENGINE FOE SALE.
"^T^fk N^EW^sTETM^rlirpTN^F^rGT^K; X
tjn^,»JU. capacity 8000 gallons per hour. Per-
kins Pump and Engine Co.. 117 Main st.. S. F.
FOB SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
? WHITE WING"' MAC H INE~Im"- £
tJpXU*' proved; equal new: 5 drawers; complete
attachments; cause departure. 801 Union st.
VOLUMES ONE TO TWENTY-FIVE OF THE I
V Argonaut, bound; price $50. Address ARGO-
A UT, box 64. this office. :-;■
INK FAMILY COW; CHEAP. CALL fcjix- f
teenth and Kansas sts., Potrpro.
SECOND-HANI) DOORS, WINDOWS, LUM 'i
ber and firewood cheap. Apply Engine-house, ?
Filbert, near Fillmore. . , . :-■.
TjED'UJ'R EKb FmX-TKIUUKK; 6 MONTHS *
X old; cheap. 207 Front si.
OOl) Second- hand bricks FOR I
O\)\J.\J\jy> gale. Masonic aye. and Turk st. f
A T w^ BAR«A IN— A FEW FIN SAMPLE
SX baby carriages, slightly soiled from handling
at factory. CAL. RATTAN CO., 61 First st. I
TVAMOND RINGS, PINS. STUDS, BRACE- H
¥a D t i?r'L , ea /- rln a half store prices. UNCLE
HARRIS, jo Grant aye.
ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT
and sold. S. F. Typewriter Ex., 310 California* \-V»
• VAT lON AL CAVH REGISTER. SAFeT'V
-L* scale, letter-press, desk; cheap. , MM Clay st.
YEW " AN CHEAPER THAN SECOND^' I.
XI ■-. hand. W. S. RAY Mfg Co.; 12 California s'_
fJOUNTERS, SHELVING. SHOWCASES
. V bought and. sold lm^Martet beu7thandBu J
