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14
FOR THE SUTRO TRACT
Dr. Beverley Cole Resents Cer
tain Statements Made by
Dr. McNutt.
Engineer Newberry Also Talks In
terestingly of the Potrero
Property.
Dr. R. Beverley Cole, chairman of the
com^nittee appointed to select a site for
the Affiliated Colleges, is not the least dis
turbed over the attack of Dr. McNutt on
the Sutro site, as published in the
Examiner yesterday. In fact, Dr. Cole is
rather inclined to laugh at the entire
affair, because in his opinion some of the
statements are not in strict accordance
with the facts in the case.
"I am rather surprised that Dr. McNutt
has allowed himself to grow so angry over
a subject that should be discussed with
calmness and without prejudice," said Dr.
Cole yesterday. "lam interested in the
Sutro site because I tnink it the most de
sirable, not only for the present but for all
time to come.
"Dr. McNutt is quoted as saying that the
Sutro site is further from the hospitals
than they are from the colleges. As a
matter of fact it is a mile nearer and a
glance at the map prove this conclu
sively. He also states that the building
of the Affiliated Colleges on this property
will necessitate an expenditure of 20 cents
a day in car fare, and adds that had he
been forced to pay such a sum in his stu
dent days he could not have been a med
ical student. Of course Dr. McNutt knows
better than any one else the loss this
would have been to the world. As a
matter of fact the majority 01 the students
will select homes near the colleges,
w hether they be built in the Potrero or on
the Sutro tract.
"The doctor alludes, in a casual way, to
the fact that we are now obliged to rent a
building on New Montgomery street as a
clinic because we could not draw a clinic
at North Beach. That is absolutely true,
but he forgets to add that the dispensary
was rirst established for two years within
four or five blocks of the Potrero site, and
that we were tinally forced to move to the
present location because we could not draw
a clinic. It takes time to do anything,
and in favoring the site 1 am not
merely looking out for to-day but to the
future. Improvements in the way of new
residences and places of business must, of
necessity, go in that direction, though it
does not" follow, by any means, that it will
all center around the Affiliated Colleges. It
will be only a question of a short time
when the clinic will be full to overflowing.
"So far as the available ground for build
ing purposes is concerned the Sutro site
possesses more suitable ground by actual
measurement than the Potrero, and there
will still be left the hills, which can easily
be terraced should the occasion demand".
There are many tilings 1 might say about
Dr. McNutt's variant statements, but I
rather imagine that the people understand
the situation and are tired of so much talk.
I can join with Dr. McNutt in one thing,
however, and that is his quotation,
'Methinks the lady doth protest too
much.' "
Engineer Newberry, against whom Dr.
McNutt has turned the vials of his wrath
on account of that gentleman's estimate of
the cost of grading the Potrero property,
has this to say in answer to the doctor's
charge of available territory:
The available ground on the Center tract is
not larser than the Sutro site, as Dr. McNutt
gays. Theareaof the three blocks is 240,000
square feet, supposing the whole of the site
to be occupied irrespective of the streets which
belong to the general public. But it will not
be convenient, or even probable, that the
whole of the site will be used to the build-ing
line. The same quantity of building area can
be obtained on the Sutro tract at one-third the
expense, and then have plenty of room left for
one of the loveliest parks in the City.
The Potrero gite is not elevated, "and in the
course of five years, if any enterprise be shown,
this extremely eligible site, so near the heart
of the City, will be occupied with soap and
candle factories, tanneries, foundries and in
dustries of a corresponding nature, shutting
out mercilessly the beautiful view and filling
the air with, noxious effluvia of ail descriptions,
But the tract cannot be got. Mr. Contsr is
able and willing to deliver his portion, but
what is be to say of the other seven proprie
ors? It seems almost idle to discuss the sub
ject further.
Dr. McNutt says the Potrero site has railroad
lines on three sides. This is not so. There is a
line on Bryant avenue now being constructed,
the rails are not laid, the street is not graded.
Potrero avenue has a one-horse line very simi
lar in liveliness and general dinginess" to the
original Turk-street line, with which we are
tolerably familiar. Sixteenth street is without
a railroad line, and will be for years, as where
this street crosses Harrison street the grade is
three feet above the track of the steamcars.
There appears to be no immediate prospect of
the Southern Pacific spending any money to
raise the grade of their shops, turntables, en
gine-houses, etc., as would be necessary to
come to the grade of the crossings. Until they
do so there will be no connection with the
Mission.
There are two streets. Hampshire and York,
which intersect these three blocks, and the
worthy doctor takes it for granted that they
will be closed if the site should be considered
worthy of acceptance. It is very likely that
the matter of closing up these streets, eighty
feet in width, will be attended with a little
more trouble than the doctor is aware of.
OUT OF TOWN PERSONALS.
Banta Rosa, Cal., Aug. 30.— Oscar Morrison,
the wine man, is in San Francisco. Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Upton of Reno are visiting friends
here. Dr. Frank Mulgrew of Skaggs Springs is
in town. Attorney j. P. Rogers of Petaluma
was here Wednesday. Miss Sallie Livingston
of San Francisco is visiting friends here. J. F.
Smith has gorie on a business trip to Oakland.
Hon. A. G. Burnett has gone on a few days'
visit to San Francisco. Miss Hattie Austin is
spending a few day* in San Francisco. K. D.
Fowler of Valley Ford is visiting his brother,
J. H. Fowler of this city. N. Walters, manager
for Lilienthal «fc Co., the hop men, is in town.
Miss Roberta Thompson, who has been visiting
the family of R. A. Thompson, has returned
home. Miss Marion is spending the week in
San Francisco. Miss Nellie Carr has gone to
take charge of a school in Merced County.
President Foster of the San Francisco and
North Pacific, accompanied by Manager Whit
ing and Chief Engineer Zook, were in Santa
Koßa Wednesday. Rev. William Angwin, who
has been for the past five years pastor of the
M. E. church in this city, leaves next week for
another charge. Rev. Donald Monroe is regis
tered at the Magnolia. Judge Rutledge went
to Healdsburg Thursday. Mrs. J. P. Borrv
went to the Bay City Thursday. Mrs. Balloii
and party have returned from" their camping
trip In Lake County. District Attorney Sea
well and wife are back from Capitola. George
8. McCallum, the popular grocer, is enjoying a
visit from his mother, Mrs. K. McCalfum of
Scotland. Rev. Dr. Reid has returned from an
extended visit to San Francisco. Miss Jennie
Marshall is enjoying a visit from her cousin,
Miss Florence Marshall of Cloverdale. Miss
Nellie Bumbaugh has returned to her home in
Woodland.
Los Angeles, Aug. 27.— Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Field of San Fraccisco are at the Westminster.
Captain Douglass, retired, of the San Francisco
police force is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. Mc-
Carthy and will spend a few days at Catalina
before retuaning north. C. 11. Jamc-s of San
Francisco is at the Ramona. J. P. MeCobrack
and family of San Francisco are at tiie Nadenu.
G. H. Mendell, United States engineer, is at the
Westminster. John J. Shay and wife, Charles
McCurdy, wife <in<i son 'arc among the San
Franciscans at Hotel Johnson. Louis Glass of
San Francisco, special agent of the Sunset
Telegraph Company, is at the Hollenbeck.
Dr. H. \V. E. Mac Daniel of Honolulu is at the
Hollenbeck. The following San Franciscans
ascended Mount Lowe yesterday: W. W. Ross,
Miss Kate Anrlerson, Mrs. R. A. Brooks, Miss
M. E. Perry and Colonel G. 11. Mendell, United
States engineer.
Glnas Imitation of Wood.
A patent has been taken out for a singu
lar but ingenious process for making glass
veneers. The invention relates primarily to
the production of ornamental glass, which
may be either semi-transparent or opaque,
and is made to represent highly polished
wood of any description. When used for
veneering it is particularly adapted for
vestibule and other doors, the exterior of
the glass having the appearance of pol
ished wood, while In the interior oE tne
house it' shows semi-transparent.
The process by which this material is
produced is to cloud a sheet of ground or
plain glass on one side with a liquid dye of
the proper color to represent any desired
wood .
The dye is applied by means of a sponge,
which is so manipulated as to bring out
the semblance of the grain of the wood
upon the surface of the glass. A badger
brush is used to soften the shading.
The glass is then covered with pho
tographer's varnish. This leaves the
grain clear and fast, without the necessity
of using any gelatinous substance, which
would render it liable to crack and spoil
the effect. To complete the operation,
the glass is slightly heated and the various
shades required for the particular wood to
be imitated are caused to now over it by
means of a syringe. The merging of the
shadings into each other is prevented by
the heating of the glass. The whole is
made semi-transparent by the application
of another coat of photographer's varnish,
which preserves and protects the dyes.
The exterior surface then presents the ap
pearance of a finely-polished, solid wood
finish.— St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
SAM FRANCISCO "CALL."
BUSINESS OFFICE of the Kan Francisco Caix—
?30 Market street, open un;ii 12 o'Ciock every
r.'f.t ■! )n the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-530 Montgomery street,
corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock.
fyfHßyes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
717 Lcrkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
6W . rorner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
tjitil f o'clock.
i'6lS Mission street, open nnttl P o'cloclf.
116 Ninth street, open until fl:30 o'clock.
CIIUKCH NOTICES.
i»r?ip~FlSsT ' BAP^TsT^T'HYKTcHrEDDY^T^
uF-S^ near Jones — Rev. M. P. Boynton, act-
ing pastor. Services Sunday, September 1, 1895.
Preaching by the acting pastor at 11 a. m., sub-
ject, "Staying With God," and at 7:80 p. m.,
sacred sons: service, high-class music, short sermon.
Topic, "The Divine Laborer." Sunday-school at
12:30 p. M. Y. P. S. of C. K. at 6:30 p. m. Young
men's meeting Tuesday at 8 r. m. Christian culture
class Fri.lay at Bp. m. All these services are opeu
to the public. Strangers are welcome. :
ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
IS^r cor. %)f California ai>d Octavia sts.— The
pastor. Rev. D. Hanson Irwin, will preach at 11
a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday-school at 9:45 a.m.
Yoanc: People's Society of Christian Endeavor ut
6:45 p. m. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at
7:45 o'clock. Services preparatory to commu-
nion Friday evenine 7:45 o'clock and Saturday
afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock. All made cordially wel-
come.
[j£^» CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
ISjC' Church, Mission St.. bet. Sixth and Seventh.
R. V.'Watt, Sunday-school superintendent; J. J.
Morrl3, musical director; S. M. Bosworth, organist.
Rev. M. F. Colburn, D.D., will preach at 11 a. m.
In the evening the pastor. Rev. E. R. Dille, D.D.,
will preach. Subject, "Some Popular Fallacies
About Religion." Snnday-school, V.Wat t super-
indendent. at 1 P. M. Young People's meetings,
senior and junior, at 6:30 p. m. Fourth quarterly
conference (adjourned session) Monday evening. i
Lecture by Bishop Warren in this church Tuesday j
evening. Subject, "Forces in a Sunbeam."
Cjgg= SIMPSON MEMORIAL METHODIST
\s*& Episcopal Church, cor. Hayes and Buchanan
sts.— Rev. A. C. Hirs\ D.D., LL.D., pastor: resi- |
dence 313 Broderick st. Services at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. M. Subject for the morning, "Lite in
( hris;." Sacrament of the Lord's supper after the
sermon. At 7:SOr. M. a grand praise service, led
by the choir and the orchestra of fifty from the
First Congregational Church,- Oakland. Address
hy John E. Richards Esq. a»d Dr. Hirst.
Sunday-school at 12:80 r. M. C. B. Perkins
superintendent. Epworth League services at 6:30
p.m. Prayer-meetin? Wednesday at 7:45 p.m.
seats free: ushers in attendance. The public cor-
dially invited to all the services of this church.
Ctrs=* GRACE M. E. CIIUKCH, CORNER
tESt? capp and Twenty-first st«.— E. McClish,
D.D., pastor. 11 a. m. administration of the Lord's
Supper anil baptism; 7:45 p. m. preaching by the
pastor. Subject: "Preachers and People."
NOTICE OF 3IEETINGS.
iriip^w Valhalla reb a n~~^^^Z~~
Lfr-s^ LODGE No. 130, I. O. O. F. ■=§5?23ac:
Funeral committee will meet at Odd
Fellows' Hall SATURDAY, August 'WIW
31, at 12:30 p. m., for the purpose of attending the I
funeral of our late sister ELIZABETH IBURG.
JOHANNA YON GEISTEFED, Noble Grand.
■r3sr» "'PEOPLE'S PARTY MEETING BATUR-
iIir-* ; ' day. August 31, at Mozart Hall, 1358 Mar- j
ket st. Debate on the silver question. Public in- I
vited. BP, m.
Ct^SF> A. O. H., DIVISION NO. 2— Ot^?^>
iS^P The picnic committee of this divl- \wJ(
sion will meet in Woolf a Hall on SUN- *©\vfl
DAY, September 1, at 2 o'clock p. M., or Cs\^?
the purpose of making final arrangements s"^Ci>
for our twenty-sixth annual picnic, to be held at \
Harbor View Park on Admission day, Monday,
September 9. A full attendance is requested, as
this will be the final meeting of the committee.
The committee on prizes Is requested to have in
all prizes, so that the names of the douore will ap-
pear on the programme.
JOHN KENNY, Chairman.
M. C. Gobiiam, Secretary.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
S^^^L^cTRTc"A3FD^rE^TcATEITBXfHS^
EKS' 120% Geary, room 11; hours 10 to 10: $1. |
EtZS* BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4. j
sires' Collections made, city or country. Pacific '
Collection Co.. 415 Momey St.. room ti. Tel. 5580.
cf^ss=» windows Cleaned and FLOORS |
'*■-*' scrubbed: reasonable rates: payment for ;
damages guaranteed. C. liOSSI A CO.. 242 Sntter.
Ofc^S" CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE; '
l»«* no pain. Chiropodii Institute, 36% Geary. |
R^S^ROOMS WHITENED, $I~UPT : "pXFeR- \
i*-^ ed $3 50 uo. 309 Sixth. Georce Hartman.
S-ss= YOUNG JEWISH LADY GIVES
»>-»' electric baths. Offices 47-48, 850 Market st.
EPSS= ELECTRIC AND VAPOR BATHS. !
£s*s'5 * 5 ' Kooms 8 and 9, 121 Montgomery st.
SITUATIONS WANTEft-FKBIALE.
T ADIES— FOR AN Al S ERVANT SEE J F.
XJ CROSETT CO.. 312 Sntter st.
OUNG FRENCH LADY DESIRES SITUA-
X tion to take care of children or lady's maid;
can teach French: good references. 'Address A. I
R., 1120 Powell st.
ITUATION WANTED BY AN AMERICAN j
tC 1 woman for general housework; triflers need not
apply. Call at Denver House, 217 Third St., i
room 15.
EFINED LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION I
Xli as housekeeper for widower or a bachelor. Call i
10 to 7 o'clock 86 Ninth st. - - . ■
p ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WASHING OR I
VX any kind of work by day or week. Call or ad-
dress R. G., 417 Powell st.
pESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL FROM THE i
Jt East wants a place to do «econd work in private
family: city or country. Call 7 Rondel place, off '
Sixteenth st.
"WIDOW WITH MEANS WOULD LIKE A !
»T position as housekeeper or as partner in prwin^ !
business. Call at 1027 Market St., top floor, room 8. j
p ERMAN LADY, GOOD SEAMSTRESS, I
VT with son of 12 years, would like to do house- |
work or sewing for room and board. Address A.
0.. box 7, Call Office, Oakland. -
FIRST-CLASS WOMAN WISHEJTWORK BY
the day: family or laundry. I Call or addess 21
Dehome. St., bet. Sixteenth: and Seventeenth,
Church and Sanchez.
O ITUATION WANTED BY A LADY AS
lO housekeeper or light work by the week. Call
or address 1016 Market st. ' '
OUNG WOMAN WISHES PLAIN HOUSE-
X work or chamberwork ; references. Call Unme-
dlately. 1030 Howard st. t
yOUNU Spanish lady DESIRES a POSI-
X tion in a lodging-house; not afraid of hard work.
121 Montgomery St., room 10.
IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS BITUA-
•i'-l- tion to do housework and plain cooking; city
only. Address 963 Mission St., room 18.
pELIABLE.COMPETENT GERMAN WOMAN,
XV hard worker, wants work by the day; is a first-
class lunch cook or In short order restaurant. Call
or address 69 Minna St.. basement. . .._ ...
T\RESSMAKER — FIRST-CLASS FITTER;
X/ stvilsh draper and designer: thorough dress-
maker; by the day; just moved. MISS WAR-
WICK,3O9Ivyave. . .... - / -
WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AT LIGHT
TT housework. Apply 1351 Bush st.
p ERMAN girl wants situation for
VX general .housework; wages $20; first-class
cook. Call or address 1719 Howard st.
y OUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE A POSITION to i
■i- assist with bahy and do light housework. Call
Bto 12, 138 Fulton st. • |
/MOMI'KTKNT DRESSMAKER WISHES A
V^ few more engagements by the day; good cn t-
terjand fitter; terms $1 50. 424 O'Farrell.
T ADY WOULD LIKE -POSITION AS SEAM-
JJ stress in family: willing to take care of 1 or 2
children. Address X., Call Branch, 717 Larkin st.
AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES LIGHT
hoOseworfc for small family, or care of Invalid;
i-ity or-country. Address-E. F., Call Office, Oakland,
y OUNG FRENCH LAD WOULD LIKE GEN-
X tlemen'smendinc. Address 120% Geary st..
room 10. .
■yOUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION TO
X do chamher or upstairs work or light house-
work. Address L. H., box 7, Call.
P ENTLPJMEN'S MENDING NEATLY DONE
VT Room 22, 105 Stockton St., first floor.
G" 1 ERMAN YOUNG LADY. SPEAKS French
r or English, would like position as lady's mald>
or would assist with cUUdren traveling to Europe-
references. Call before September 5, afternoons, at
903 Valencia st. ' , ...
p ESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL
XV wishes situation to do general housework :
wages $16. Call 919 Sutter St., bet. Leavenworth
and Hyde. - .
yOUNG WIDOW. » REFINED, STKANGER, |
X would travel r.s companion, take full charse of
hotel or rooming-bouse, or would care for Invalid
or children: good seamstress; reference. Z., box
110. Call Olllce. : : . .-.. -:■-•:
p KRMAN WOMAN, GOOD COOK, WIBHEB
VX a situation ; wages $25. - Address 613 Mission 1
St., Montgomery Houae.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1895.
SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued.
T7<ASH lON A BLE DRESSMAKER WISHES A
JO few more engagements by the day: terms rea-.
I sonable. • Call or address MISB X., 405 Geary st.,'
I room 41. - ' -. v- ;: : " :
PESPECTABLE GERMAN LADY WANTS
Xt situation as working housekeeper or place of
trugt: city or country. Address 61 Clementina st,,
near Second, rear, upstairs. - ■ ; . :..''■ - - > -
y OPNO GERMAN WOMAN WISHES A BIT-
-1 uation as housekeeper or to do sreneral house-
work. Address 23 2 Everett St.. near Third.
YOUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION to do
1 light housework. Apply 506 Fell st.
p ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION to DO
vT general housework., 102% Twenty-third Bt.,
cor. York. » ■ .. - I • ■ V ■ -
PEFINEDYOrJNG WIDOW FROM THE EAST
It would like any kind of sewing or mending; sat-
isfaction guaranteed. Call - 119 Ninth St., room 2,
first flat. ' ■
WINCHESTER HOUSE— 44 TniRD, NEAR
" Market: 200 rooms, 25c to $150 per night;
$1 50 to $6 per week; convenient and respectable.
p ENTLEMEN'S MENDING DONE BY A
vX young Spanish lady. 235 O'Farrell gt., room 8.
WINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR
»t Market, electric lights In every room; 200
| room : 25c io $1 50 per night: $1 60 to $6 per week.
situations. wanted— male.
iddleTage'd^^""maln^Tcar^enterT^S^
. sires steady position with landlord, real estate
man or wholesale house; good education; thor-
oughly competent to care for properly : wages
moderate: steady place the object. Address M.
A., box 131, Call Office. ;--' ,
JAPANESE BUTLER WANTS SITUATION
t) in private family: city or Oakland: who under-
stands French cooking first class and has long ex-
peri< nee. or take charge of small clubhouse. H. S.
M., box 57, this ofiice.
WOULD GIVE CASH SECURITY FOR POSI-
** tion of trust by man of 42; salary not so much
an object as permanency. Address P. M., box 123,
Call Office. ■ ■ :
WANTED-BY COMPETENT, RELIABLE
»' man, office position: can attend to collections
and assist in bookkeeping. Address E. G. >t., box
72, Call. , .... - - ■
p ROCERY CLERK — YOUNG MAN (23)
VT would like position in grocery -store; speaks
German; best references. MILLER, 1037% Mar-
ket st. _■
AKEK WISHES SITUATION ON CAKE
and bread; first or second hand: steady sober
man; references. J. McCAFFEY, 122 Tenth aye.
T7NGINEKR AND MACHINIST WANTS BIT-
Xli uation; best of references; city cr country. E.
N. P., box Hi, Call .Office. '.
T?XPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK, LATELY
from New York, wishes a situation: speaks
German and English. Address C. E., Yosemite
House, 1045 Market St. ; .. ■
CONTRACTORS AN D BUILDERS— BRICK-
-L layer from the East wants work; used to job-
bing. T. H. C, dox 80, Call Office. ':-■■'■'..
W ANTED — POSITIONS ON COUNTRY
II newspaper (dally or weekly) by man and wife:
both competent compositors; man victim of type-
setting machine. Address C. A. R., box 72, Call.
ITUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED
man us dishwasher in small restaurant; under-
stands cooking; wages 910. Address A. S., 606
Howard st. " V
PRACTICAL HOUSE- PAINTER, WITH
X tools, wants work by the day or tak« contract;
will work cheap. W. c., 3021 Pine st. ■
p ERMAN, AGE 26, WISHES a POSITION AS
VX coachman: is a good driver and thoroughly un-
derstands care of horses; can furnish good refer-
ence. X., box S4, Call Office. ' V . >_:
C ITUATION WANTED BY A GERMAN-
kS American coachman and gardener, 35 years of
age: can milk: knows the city well; reference;
reasonable wng<>s. Address Situation, Postoffice,
North Teuiescal. •
TEADY RELIABLE MAN WISHES BITUA-
tion as porter or night watchman: strictly sober,
married man; references. Address 3'<s2 Third st.
S' ITUATION WANTED— MIDDLE-AGED MAN
tor private family; good all-round man; small
wagf s; good reference. W. X., box 34, Call.
OBER XDRYMAN, 15 YEARS' EX-
to perlence in hand laundry, wishes a situation at
washing or ironing; reasonable wages; city or
country. Address A. V., box 57. tbis office.
FKMALK help wanted.
TV" A * ' TK °— FIRST-CLASS waitress and
] '» parlormaid, #25, call early: young cook
small hotel country, $25; cook for Santa Barbara,
$25; chambfrmaid hotel, $25; chambf-miaid and
seamstress, f 25; German cooks. $30 and $25; girls
for housework and assist. LEON ANDRH, 316
Stockton st. , . .
"WANTED— 2 RESTAURANT WAITRESSES,
*» $7 a week; second girl, short distance, see
jady here at 11 to-day; girl for general houae-
i work, good cook, $30: 2 German nurses, $20
| and $25; 2 German second girls, $20; 2 cooks in
i German families, $25 and $30; German hotel
I cook, $35; 2 Scandinavian, American or German
i chambermaids and waitresses, hotels, $20, un;! a
large number of gir:s to fill our numerous situa-
tions In city or country. J. F. CROSETT <£ CO.,
312 Sinter st.
WANTE I) — FIRST-CLASS GOVERNESS;
»> must speak Spanish: for a child of 8 years:
salary $60. J. F. CROSETT «fc CO., 312 Sntter st.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO DO LIGHT
housework and a«-§ist waiting, country hotel,
fare paid, $15: young girl for light housework, San
Rafael, see party here, $16: first-class chamber-
maid and assist waiting, springs, $20: German or
i Swedish girl for general housework for Turlock,
■ $21): 10 young girls for numerous situations, city
I or country, $15, $20. C. R. IIANSEN <fe CO., 110
I Geary st.
j ■\JEAT FIRST-CLASS GERMAN HOUSE-
I 1> keener, middle age. city, $20. C. R. UAN-
SEN «fe CO., 110 Geary st. . ..
i O GIRLS, SAME COUNTRY HOTEL, . $16,
• £* free fare; ni-at girl or woman to cook on small
ranch, $15, and a number of girls and women for
I oiher places. MURRAY * READY, 634-636 Clay.
p ERMAN COOK, $30; SEAMSTRESS, $20.
VI Miss CULLEN, 105 Stockton st.
ECOND GIRL. COUNTRY, $20; SEE LADY
here. MIBS CULLEN. 105 Stockton st.
LD ERLY LADY, HOUSEWORK, $10. MISS
CULLEN, 105 Stockton st.
ANTED^N EAT W A ITRESS, NICE SMALL
country hotel, $20. Please apply to W. D.
EWER <t CO., 626 Clay Bt. .
GIRLS. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, $20 TO
$25: cook. $25; nurse, $25; second girl, $20; 2
housegirls. $15. 332 Geary st.
SWEDI SH HOME~EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
11% Antonla st., off Jones, near Ellis.
EAD WAITRESS, $25. HOTEL GAZETTE,
420 Kearny st. . - •. :-■,: ■■:_
\V ANTED— GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
I TT work for the country, wages $20. -Call at 1232
{ Post st., Saturday, between 9 and 12 o'clock.
j PROTESTANT WOMAN, GENERAL nOUSE-
j X work and cooking, no washing; wages, $15.
Call to-day 151 Octavla St., 10 a. m. to 2 r. m.
: ■y OUNG PROTESTANT GIRL TO ASSIST IN
X li?ht housework. 1214 Jackson. •'■*
yOUNG GIRL IN STORE; GOOD HOME. 202
I 1 Ninth.
LAD WANTED TO HELL MANHATTAN
egg food; is the best. C. KERTELL, San Mateo.
ESPECTABLE GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUoL-
I It work; $6. 206 Third st.
GIRLS' OF 16 YEARS: DO LIGHT HoU6E-
work. 14% Elgin aye. . . >
IRL for GENERAL housework. aF
T ply 1230 Treat aye. ; .
STRONG YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework: small family. 410 Scott st.
W ANTED — YOUNG GIRL TO WAIT AT
TT table. 636 Geary st. ■
■yoUNG GERMAN .GJBL TO ASSIST IN
X housework; good -home: wages $12. 1246
Mission St.; call 10 to 12 a. M. -<
A PPRENTICE GIRLS PAID WHILE LEARN-
A Ing. ALBERT MUELLER & CO., 723 Mar-
ket st. , j% ,_ ; m . .:„■>,;., -. : .-:.
T ADIES TAUGHT HAIRDRES^ING, MANI-
XJ curing, • face treatments; moderate. ■ MRS.
BUTLER, 131 Post St., r. 20, ■ - . ;-■ :
PIANO LESSONS BY THOROUGHLY
X schooled artist; lessons 25c. 617 Jones st.
ANTED-FIRST-CLASS PANTS-FINISH-
er. 541 Market st.
ANTED— 2O LADIES for light OUT-
Tt door work: will pay competent persons «3 60
a day. Apply 329 Fourth St., upstairs. ' ■ :. -.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY — LADIES TO
TT learn millinery under competent teachers. 234
Taylor st. •■.■■, ;._■. ■ . ■ :;
IRLS TO LEARN DRESSMAKING^ CUT-
ting, fitting and finishing: patterns cut to fit,
2&c. . McDowell, 213 Poweii st.
WANTED- TEACHERS OUT~OF EMPLOY-
ment to canvass for educational periodicals.
I WHITTAKER & RAY CO.. 723 Market st.
WINCHESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD. NEAR
»» Market; electric lights In every room: 200
rooms: 25c to $1 60 pr night; $1 60 to $6 per week.
U~ P-TO-DATE SYSTEM OF DRESS-CUTTING;
yJ actual measorements. 14 McAllister, room 67.
OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECT ABLE;
Winchester House, 44 Third St., near Market:
200 rooms,2sc to $1 50pr night :$1 50 to $6 pr week
T7IRENCH .ACCORDIAN-PLEATING, PINK-
X; ing, stamping, patent button-holefi. 137 Sixth.;
TfRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING: TAILOR-
.F made suits; $7; perfect fit. 118 McAlllsterst.
PROFESSOR LIVINGSTON'S » DRESBCUT-
X ting and making school: all branciieg. 702 Sutter.
MALK. HELP. WANTED.' v I
T?TdrTILEKS^ AND^^IIAI^MEirMEN FOR
-L" rockwork, $1 25 a day and board: 10 scraper
i teamsters, $26 and board: ranch carpenter, 525;
farmhands, • near city, 820; man and wife, $60;
prape-plckers, $20 ; ranch cook, $15: shop butcher,
$35. R. T. WARD <fc CO., 608 and 610 Clay at.-
ANTED —MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN, TO
M? take care of horse and cow, $15 ; American to
take care of residence | near city, 1 cow to milk,
$15: boy to work in boaraing-house, $10: 2 dish-
washers. $16 and $20: etc. LEON ANDRE, 315
Stockton st. .■•■ '• / " :
ANTED— I 4 MEN FOR LOWELL LAND-
Ing, $20 a month and board; $1 fare. Apply
at 332 Geary st. .' ; : ;
HEAD WAITER. $40, CITY HOTEL; WAIT-
XX.ers, $85, German preferred. HOTJIL GA-
j ZETTE, 420 Kearny at. y
HELP' WANTED— Contlnned.
1 A A GRAPE-PICKERS FOR FRESNO ?1 A
\L\J\J day and found : fare and fee, all told $5 : to
start Sunday morning: special car. Apply to-day
to C. R: HANSEN <fc CO., 110 Geary St. ; •
1 A TRACK-LAYERS FOR A NEW ROAD:
1U $176 a day. C. R. HANSEN «fc CO., 110
Geary st. .■.■:, ■...■. ■. . : ' _•
CARPENTERS: FINISHERS, COUNTRY;
A miners. C. R. HANSEN A CO., 110 Geary st.
]P. LABORERS, NEAR CITY, $20 AND
XU found ;lat)orers. city. $176 and $2 a day. C. R.
HANSEN «fe CO., 110 Geary st.
K A TEAMSTERS FOR RAILROAD WORK,
*J\J. free fare; 20 laborers for railroad work, free
fare. C. R. HANSEN A. CO., 110 Geary st.
W ANTED-25 MEN TO PICK GRAPES, $1 A
»" day ; and board, go to-day drillers, see boss
here; 5 woodchoppers, $1 25 to *1 50 a cord. 2
tiers; laborers for mill and woods, $1 50 to 70
a day; old gardener, Sl5 and found; teamsters:
farmer for Santa Cruz County and others. Apply
to J. F. CROSETT A CO., 628 Sacramento st.
WANTED— GERMAN COOK FOR RESTAU-
» » rant. $50; second cook, $40: waiter for resort,
$20 and found; hotel waiter, country. $30 and
found; tam ale-maker, $20 and found: short-order
cook, country. $30 and found, and others.- Apply
to*J. F. CROSETT ACO 628 Sacramento st.
500——— —
Beys and men toplck grapes, dry and box raisins,
work In packing and drying-houses; three to four
months'. work; $30 per "month and found. MUR-
RAY A READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. .
WHEELWRIGHT, SEE BOSS HERE; 10
»T woodchoppers. MURRAY & READY, 634
and 636 Clay st. . . . . ____£j_l
1 A LABORERS, CITY, $20 TO $26 AND
XU found: 15 farmers, $20 to 826; choreboy for
ranch. MURRAY A READY. 634 and 636 Clay.
| A MEN TO PICK PRUNES, ETC.. AND
XU found ; near city. MURRAY & READY, 634
and 636 Clay st. | • -- t-
O^sTiOpITaKERS, $55 AND $15. MURRAY A
READY,' 634 and 636 Clay st.
6 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT COOKS, CITY
U and country: 5 waiters, $25 and $30: 3 dish-
washers, $20 and $30: s»'<ond cook, $30. MUR-
RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
WANTED-THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
'» hat man; the best of reference required.
RAPHAEL'S. ' .
OOD BUSHELMAN W A NTE D AT RA-
_ " PHAEL'S, 9 Kearny st.
■\\f ANTED — WINDOW - TRIMMKR AND
M enrd-writer for dry-scoods house. Call between
10 and 12 a. m., KAHN BBOM., Oakland, Cal.
WANTED — ENERGETIC YOUNG OR MID-
" die-aged man; permanent employment; must
have $40 ca«h. P. E., box 70, Call Office.
XrberTwaTted for Saturday. 1303
Dupont st.
ARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
609 Eighteenth st., corner Guerrero.
WANTED-A BRIGHT, RGETIC SOLIC-
" ltor. 934 Howanl st. ■ .
pOAT MAKER FOR COUNTRY. APPLY
VJ REISS BROTHERS, 24 Sutter st.
T IVE ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. APPLY
XJ Wasp office, 518 Market st.
QTRONG BOY TO LEARN BLACKBMITHING;
O references. 828 Harrison st.
TEADY MAN WITH~¥IOO CASH AS PART-
ner: chance of a lifetime; light work. JAMES,
box 91, Call Office. .
IpiRST-CLASS COOK FOR SOUTH AFRICA:
i; references.- Call at Midway, Howard St., near
Tenth. .
\TOUNG' MAN OR BOY WHO HAS WORKED
Xat drug business. Apply drugstore, Seventh
and Howard st. ■ ■• - '. . -
QHOEMAKERTO WORK OR BUY SHOP. 959
0 Howard st. ...
ARBER -SHOP: 3 CHAIRS; 4 LIVING
rooms; rent $17 50. Inquire DECKELMAN'S,
106 Ellis st.
djjTnA GOOD COOK AS PARTNER, RES-
- 11 l/U . taurant; best chance to get in good-pay-
ing business. 8.,' box 7, Call. - '"'» .--, >:;:''
"W ANTED— FIRST-CLASS PANTS PRESS-
»'. man at 541 Market.
BOY~UN ERSTANDING DELIVERY OF
milk In city: reference. 2126 Mission st.
"OARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; RUNNING 3
X) chairs: good location. Call 1316y 3 Powell St.,
second floor.
TIVEMKN WANTED FOR LIGHT OUT-
.1 J door work: will pay competent person $3 50 a
day. Apply at store, 328 Beventb st. •.■-,..
VpNERGETIC MAN FOR A BUSINESS PROPO-
Hi sition. • Address W. X., Call Office.
BARBEfIS, FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC.
Barbers' Ass., 12 Seventh. H. SCHEUNERT.
OZARI', 319 ELLIS. EAR TAYLOR— IOO
I*J. newly furnished rooms,2sc night; $1 25 week.
ARBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION EM PLOY-
ment secretary. CONRAD TROELL, 657 Clay.
T~" RY ACME HOUSE, H57 MARKET ST.. i!E-
low Sixth, for a room; 25c a night; $1 a week.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM.
SU Winchester House,44 Third St., nr.Market:2oo
rooms: 25c per night; convenient und respectable
"WINCHESTER HOUSE r - 44 THIRD, NR.
»'» Market: 200 rooms; 25canlght: reading-room.
E.V'S SHOES Vb-ROLKD: 40c: HEELS, 25cj
done in 16 mlniues. 635 Kearny St.. basement.
WAN'IED— MEN WHO DO NOT RECEIVE
» ' their wages to place accounts with us; law and
commercial collection:' no charge unless successful.
KNOX COLLKCTTON AGENCY. 110 Sutler, r 4.
QOI ELLIS, ROSEDALE— ROOMS t6c TO 50c
OJjL a night; $1 to $3 a week; open a!l night.
HOES SOLED 15 MIN UTES; WHILE YOU
wait; half usual price. 959 Howard, 409 Pine.
HAT CHEER HOUSE, 629 SACRAMENTO
" St.; 100 outside rooms; best spring beds; single
rooms 20c a day ; $1 a week; meals, 10c.
TTmEnfBEER: IN CITY; 2 SCHOONERB
X for 6 cents at 228 Pacific st. . . :
T INDELL HOUSE, 6TH AND HOWARD—
XJ single furnished rooms, 76c week. lt>c night.
OX-CENT DINNERS FOR 10 CENTS TO-DAY
J-lO at 44 Fourth St.: no humbug.
ANTED-MEN TO GET BOTTLE SHARP
» * steam beer, sc: bottlo wine, 6c. 609 Clay st.
ANTED-SINGLE ROOMS, 15c A DAY; fl
week; rooms for two, 25c v day, 81 60 a week;
reading room- dally papers. Sfl Clay st. .... ' .-■■-■?
nOES HALF-SOLED IN 10 MINUTES:
done while you wait; at less than half the usual
price; all repairing done at half price; work guar-
anteed. 662 Mission st., bet. First st. and Second st.
W ANTED— LABORERS AND MECHANICS
» » to know that Ed ltolkln, Reno House proprie-
tor, still runs Denver House, 21T Third st. ; 150
large rooms: 25c per night; $1 to $3 per week.
1 AA MEN TO TAKE LODGING AT 10c, 160 j
IV/U and 20c a night, including coffee and roils.'
624 Washington St., near Kearny. ■ ■
BEST in CIT /— SINGLE~ROOMS, 15, 20~and
25 cents per nlg'.it; SI, $1 25, $1 50 per week.
Pacific House .Commercial and Leidesdorffsts. ■
A AA MEN'S SECOND-HAN DKJ) WHOES.SOME
■±\J\J nearly new, 25c to *1 25. 562 Mission st.
A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS — THE
WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing.
AGENTs WANTED.
SO LICITORS ; EN ERG ETIC ' iIaIdIEs'^OR
gentlemen: for new plan of life, health and ac-
cident insurance: salary or commission. Call be-
tween 11 and 1 only. International Indemnity
Company. 2Qg Sansome st. .
MEN DISCARD BUTTON PULLRRS WHEN
shown finest patent suspender made: exclusive
territory; come quick samples 50c. 1567V-J
Market st. . . ..
ANTED-LADY AIIKNTS FOR A NEW
enterprise; easily sold and can make $4 and
$5 aday. Address S., box 8, Call.
AGENTS wanted to sell SECURITY,
2Y cash recorder; to close stock, company
offers extraordinary Inducements. Call 116 Front.
CITY SOLICITORS. SALARY AND COMMIS-
sion. . Baxter Portrait Co., 432 Sutter st.
A GENTS WANTED— MONEY MADE SELL-
-11 ing Liquid Electricity : sure cure for rbeuma-
tlsm and nmrnlgla. 916 Market, room 22, 3d floor.
/CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY
\J wants good aecnts to work its accident and
sick insurance; liberal inducements offered.. J.
W. ANNA, Secretary, Murphy building. :
ANTED— 2O MEN TO HANDLE A FAST
selling article; $5 to $7 per day easily made; ;
will pay you to Investißate. Apply 22i<fe Geary st.,
room 8, hours 10 a. m. to 12 m., S3 to 4p. M. W".
GENTS EVERYWHERE THROUGHOUT,
the United States can make from $3 50 to $8
per day, handling the latest California Invention;
everybody buys it; grand success in San Francisco:
county rights free. Address CALIFOP.NIA PRO-
jDUCTION CO.. 328 Seventh St.. S. F. .. . ..^ v
WANTED to-day— a livb CANVASSERS
'»» to introduce ■ horse and stock book. ED-
VVARDS 7 CltyHall avenue. •'. - •
'- property wanted.
a^Jted^pair~of^^ modern~flats Tin
the Western Addition; must be cheap: no
agents. .G. W. ARMBRUSTER, 230 Montgomery
st.; room 9. " ' ' ■ ' • .■ - . '
"ANTED — TO RENT '. STORE WITH
bakers! oven south of; Market st., bet.i Third
and Seventh. Address Baker, 955 Jefferson st.,
Oakland.. : ' .
ODER RESIDENCE OF ABOUT 10 ROOMS:
lot 30x137: Western Addition: north of Pine
St. Address P. O. box 2058. ', v : ■
HICKEN - AND • HOO - RANCH WANTED;
$2000 $2500. -Cash, box 8. this office. ■
; "Jl<Vi. ROOMS 'WANTED.
Or^NG^AiTw?S^£s^O^lfaA7iE^MAirL
I X bedroom; respectable private family: E. of Van
Ness, S. of Bush; moderate. Address W. J. C,
box 9, Call Office. ■:■■■■ - -
ANTED— AN, UNFURNISHED ROOM BY
a single man; not over $4. C. F., box:120,
Call Office.: i .:■-%• ■■- ';■;■ ■-,-•' - .-' ■<■ -. ■■
.WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS. .
-TV r a nteld—^r6^u Y^iVE^opr^rE^TsTA mlp .
B*» quartz mill and five • concentrators: ' bargain.
AMOS ROBERTS, 570 Eleventh St.. Oakland.
"VI ACHINERY FOR MANIPULATI NG GREEN
J-'X coffee: give particulars. , Address S. < G., box
110, this office. ; „, ' '■:...-..
KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., PAYS GOOD PRICES
for clothing, books and jewelry ; postal. : .
PERSON ALJ^
OF INTEREST i ONLyT'tO^ VTHE "siCK—
Through the law of usvchic power I can loc.ite
the cause and condition* (if the most complicated
diseases, and ■ this I do without asking any ques-
tions. If you aro sick call or address for full par-
ticulars DR. J. R. CRAIG, 1528 MarKet St., near
Larfcin. I use but few drugs, of which all are pre-
pared from the vegetable kingdom, and I cure per-
manently all curable dfseas"s. Office hours 10 to
4. 7 to 8, and all letters will receive prompt atten-
, tion. ■ :.:''.':'-.' .", ■ ■•• : . ■; : - ; ■.:..'
UNAWAY BOY — WILLIE VINCENT,
Xt aged 14; dark complexion; 1 small; left his
home in this city August 18; any one harboring
him will be prosecuted. Pennsylvania Hotel, Po-
trero.
Tji 7. LASTUFKA, MANUFACTURER AND
X . dealer in fine and draft harness: Eastern
prices; also high-grade Clipper bicycleHfor sale and
rent. 1575 Market st.: telephone Jessie 112. i
MASSAGE— AND MRS. HUTTON, CER-
tificated (London, England) masseur and mas-
sense: patients attended at residences only; terms
very moderate. 704 Larkin,
TTAIRS REMOVEITbY ELECTRICITY PA IN-
XX lessly; busts enlarged; freckles, wrinkles and
other facial blemishes removed; we guarantee
satisfaction. MME. KARROW, Woman's Dis-
pensary, 1206 Market st.
GET YOUR FAVORITE BRANDS OF SMOKES
» and chews at Cigar and Tobacco Bazaar, 1627
Devisadero St., near Sutter. .
SAMPLES, ODD 3 & ENDS, CROCKERY, IM-
_port<d linens, hdkchfs.etc. 35 New Mont., r. 57.
BIG LOANS ON COLLATERAL. PORTLAND
Loan Office, 9y 2 Stockton (upstairs), tei. 6938.
DE A FNI5 SS-TH E A U RXPHONK WILL RE-
store the hearing: invisible in the ear; cure ear
troubles. F. F. FINLAY, 10 California St., S. F. .
T EATHER CARVING-ONLY SIX LESSONS
JJ needed to work. PLACIDO RIOS. loom 57,
1015 Market st.
E N U INE SPECS, 15c to 50c, Biy FOURTH
VT st.: Sundays 738 Market (Kast's shoestore).
AIRDRESSING. 25c. ANY STYLE: ESTAB-
lished in 1869; Pioneer Hair Store. BERTHA
SPITZ. 11l Stockton st. strictly one price only.
O~ RCHAKDISTS— A RANCH FOR SALE OR
rent: hf-althy location: reasonable terms; 40
acres bearing ; good vegetable ground: plenty liv-
lng springs. Inquire P., box 93, ibis office.
PIANO LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY: 26c
half hour. 1126 Howard st. ..
ME. L' ANGLAIS WISHES PUPILB IN
English conversation. Main P. 0., S. F. "
AYE YOUR FRIENDS AND enemies
bunted np by GRAHAM'S AGENCY, 330 Pine.
fTIAILORS INTERESTED THE SCIENCE
X of garment-cuttins, are Invitert to inspect a de-
vice that gives a correct pattern for the person
measured. Can be seen at 25 Kearny st., over Car-
many's store. ■ , • -.
AIRDRESSING 25c, MANICURE 52c: LER-
sons given. MRS. BUTLER, 131 Post, rm. 20.
GW. MOORE. M.D., 1400 VAN NES3 AYE.'
VJ« cor. Bush apartments for patients. i
J. BISHOP, CHIMNEY-SWEEP: PRICE, si
per flue: all work guaranteed : flagstaffs
painted. Phone main, 441. 823 Market st.
■VTEW HOME RESTAURANT AND FAMILY
i-" dining-rooms; A«nerlcan and French meala
served in first-class style; 26c. up. 122 Turk at.
\\" AT.TZ GUARANTEED; PRIVATE OB IN
" class. PROF. FOSTER'S Dancing School,
997 Market st. . . ■■.-:■■ -■• :
OHT CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE—
IM. Winchester House. 44 Third, near Market;
200 rm s, 25c to $1 60 pr night $1 50 to s6 pr week.
1 ti(\(\ BUSINESS CARDS,SI 60; SENT FREE,
XUUU cityorcountry. HILL. 724Va Market st,
TALECTniC LIGHTS IN EVERY BOOM—
XU Chester house. 44 Third, near Market: 200
rooms, 25c to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per week.
ALL LADIES WHO RIDE BICYCLES, GET
-M- your suits to order at HUTT'S, 212 Mason st.
DVICE FREE; DIVORCE AND PROBATE
laws a specialty suits, Superior, Justice and
Police Courts; terms reasonable: collections, etc. G.
W. HOWE, att'j-at-law, 860 Market, cor. Stockton.
A( ECKMAN, PIANO STUDIO, 205y 2
• (iough st. ; assistant teacher for beginners.
A DVICE FREE-MARRIAGE LAWS. ACCI-
1\- dent cases. McCaBE, Attorney, 1027 Market.
(fci O SUITS Tb ORDER; SAMPLE BY MAIL.
<tirXZi NEUHAUS. Merchant Tailor, 115 Kearny.
IpiNE r rts, $16; LItESS PANTS, $4 75.
J Misfit Clothing Parlors, 435 Montgomery st.
XifjIOUE CUT^
Oak Roll Top De5k5............ ......$l4 to $35
Oak Chiffoniers From $10 up
Oak Bed Sets $17 50 up
Oilcloths and Linoleums 30c up
Stoves and Ranges.... $3 up
Thousands of bargains. We keep everything.
Cash or time payments. " J. NOON AN,
1017-1019-1021-1023 Mission St.. above Sixth.
QINGLE BOTTLE OF SMITH'S DANDRUFF
O Pomade is guaranteed 10 cure- auy case of dan-
druff or falling hair or money refunded: never
known to fail; try It. By all druggists price SI, or
SMITH BROS., Fresno. «al. . ,
OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
store-fixtures, doors, * windows, lumber, pipe,
etc.: cheap. Yard 1166 Mission St., nr. Eighth.
QECOND-HAND AS WELL Afi NEW BARS 7
O showcases, counters, shelvings,- mirrors, desk",
safes, chairs, scales, etc., and a very largo stock o.'
them, too; be sure and see etock and get prices be-
lore polng elsewhere., J. NOONA_N. 1017-1019-
-1021-1023 Mission St.. above Sixth.
TvLOAKS, CAPES AND SUITS RETAILED AT
\J rofrs' cost. Factory, 20 Kansome St.. upstairs.
AS • FIXTUREB and PLUMBING. tiijiJ
Golden Gate aye. H. HUFSCHMIDT.
OLD GOLD, riILVEI:, GENTS AND LADIE3'
clothing bought. COLMAN, 41 Third st.
WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO
order by WILLIAM McPHUN. 1195 Market.
/CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE
CTHEAPKST AND BE9T IN AMERICA— THE
V WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United .States or Canada one year for $1 50, post-
age free. ... '
DRESSMAKERS.
DRESSWRAPPERS 35c uI?r~SUrTS~"f 1 UP;
good work. 864 y g Mission st. . ■ ■ :•
CLAIRVOYANTS.
AAA A A ~
PROF. F. EUGENE. •
PROF. F. EUGENE.
' ;«-:•- . PROF. F. EUGENE.
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.
Remain not in darkness and ignorance, but seek
the light of wisdom und learn what the future
holds for you: he Is ever ready to assist the trou-
bled and unfortunate and always meets with suc-
ceas; all are pleased with his readings: secure a
charm and wear diamonds. Letters with stamps
answered. PROF. F. EUGENE, 1206 Market St.,
purlnrs 102, 103 and 104, first- floor, elevator
service. ... ■ ■ ' • : .-."- ; - ; * : .'r,-' : -*'
mHE GREATEST PROPHETIC CABD-READ-
Xer in the world: 26c; evenings also. 330 Fell st.
riARD-READING.-25c; LADIES ONLY. 105
\J Stockton St., room 6. Circle, Mondays A Fri.'
A NITA WINOMA, FORTUNE-TELLER, 602
JA. Stevcnson,cor.6th, reveals past and future: 26c.
ME. ARNDT, BEST GERMAN ifOKTUNE-
teller of the world; palmistry and by eggs;
only 25c and 50c. 724 Harrison, basement.
ME. MOREAU. WORLD-RENOWNED ME-
dlum, removed from 131 Fourth to 764 How-
ard st. : customers please cull : fee 25c up. , •:';■■•
T)RESKNT. PAST AND FUTURE, 25c. MME.
X LEOGETTE, 311 Tehama St., near Fourth.
CLAIR ANT— TEACUP AND CARD
Vj readings dally. • 1420 Taylor St., nr. Jackson. ;
RS. ANTHONY, MEDIUM. LIFE READER;
ladles, 25c; gents, 50c. 164 lehama, oflThird.
ME. DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEAL-
<r by eggs and curds; tells entire life, past,
. present, future: consultations on all affairs: noth-
ing excepted; names given: good advice: . sure
help: restores lost love by sympathy; mistake im-
possible; fee .$ 1; letter $V 2. 929 Post st., nr. Larkin.
ORLD-RENOWNED CLAIRVOYANT AND
planet-reader. MME. NORMAN , 995 Market.
ROF. LKON. PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT,
life- reader. 633 Post: 10 to 8 dally; also Sunday.
HOW TO BECOME A CLAIRVOYANT— KEY
to the mystery of medlunship; most wonder-
ful book since the Elble; 60 cents. NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO., 606 Montgomery St.. 8. F.
A UGUSTA LEOLA, FORTUNE TELLER;
A magio charms; lovo, -'tokens; • true picture of
; future wife and husband: teaches fortune-telling;
develops clairvoyance, slate writing, etc. ; has tiie
seven holy seals and the Palestine wonder charm;
fee $1 and upward. 2328 Mission, nr. Twentieth.
| SPIRITUALISM.
rURCLE TO-NIGHT AT mrs. colby 122y>
\J Oak St.; sittings dally. - - -
mEST CHICLE TO-NIGHT flOc. MME. YOUNG,
-X 605 McAllister St.: articles read. . *r,.;.Sf
RS. SHEEHAN. CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL-
ist and test ' mcdl urn .; 783y 3 Market st. - v -;.
DDIE SWAIN, MEDIUM; ATTENTION
A given the poor; ladies only. - 105 Stockton.' .
RS. HEKMAN KEENEN, GIFTED TRANCE
medium: advice, business, speculation :satisfac-
tionguarant'd: developing cir. Frldayeve. 321 Turk
ASTROLOGY. .- • '-' :
LFRED LINDSLEY, SCIENTIFIC PALMisT,
330 Golden Gate aye,; terms reasonable.
IOIEAD ANSWERS ALL QUESTIONS Bh!
planets from date of birth. .. 916 Market, r. 34.
> A BTRALBEEB— PROF. HOLMES, 623 GEABY
-TV St.; horoscopes, quo stlons. stocks, advice. '
_._ : :^ ;^> PHYSICIANS. - . ■■3^*
pI?E^MATIISMT^E^RXLGTAT - G^U^r^P^
Xt cial attention to these diseases. . J. A. McDON-
ALD, M.D., 1238 Market St., 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p. m.
. A HOME, AFRIEND AND MOTHER'S CARE.
•.A MRS. DR. FUNKY:. 1416 Eighth st.. Alameda.
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.
TNVIIfCIBLE^ RLBBONS CARBONS
X are absolutely , guaranteed. .'; United Typewriter
and Hnpplies Co., 413 Montgomery st.
OOD TYPEWRITERS," SALE AND RENT
T. HANSON & C>).. Chroniclf Bldg., room 38.
SEWING MACHINES. ■
OEWING-MACHINES RENTED, . $1 60 PER
O month; a'l kinds repaired; machines sold from
f5 upward. IS6B Market st. .-.,;. ; ■.;-;
. ■ ' . . .
BUSINESS CHANCES^
RANCH BAKERY AND DELICACY-STORE
D at a bargain if taken within one we^k: i PY£'i''
gate; reason forsel ing departure. PROLL, STJS.N-
BERG «fc CO.. 719 Market St. s _______ -
C_7AA BOAD HOUSE; 10 ROOMS; 810
3fi I \J\t. saloon trade: transient location: rea-
sonable rent: long lease: Investigation solicited;
bargain. PROLL-STENBERG, 719 Market st.
l 7(\f\ ELEGANTLY FITTED UP SALOON
«ID I UU.nr. Kearny St.: living rooms furnished:
safe, cash register; mnst sacrifice on account othef
business. PROLL-STENBERG, 719 Market atr-
OTEL, 39 ROOMS, LOCATED AMONG 3 CAR-
houses; old-established place: chicken-houses;
stable: rents6o: retiring from business. PROLL-
STENBE RG, Market St. _____
<_ 7f\f\ GROCERY. BAR: 4 LIVING ROOMS;
fip I UU. rent $25: long lease: full value in stock
and fixtures: eood place for man and wife; in-
vestigate. PHOLL _ STENBERG, 719 Market st.
T>UILDING LOCATED AMONG FACTORIES:
X) 14 rooms partly furnished; selliog account de-
parture. PROLI/-STENBERG, 719 Market Bt.
ADV. DESIRES. TO MEET WITH RESPEO
table gentleman to join in paying business.
PROLL-STENBERG, 719 Market st.
io'h BRANCH BA KERY : NOTIONS
«Jp_it>v/. rooms furnished. PROLL, 719 Market.
■VTOTICE-TO BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS OF
1> any kind see BTBAND <fe TUTTLE. 46 Third
<££\AA. WOOD AND COAL YARD; PAYS
fJpUIH/. well; horses, wagons. STRAND <fc
TUTTLE, 45,Thlrd st. ..
RUIT AND PRODUCE BUSINKSS; GOOD
horse and wagon: family and transient trade;
Cigar-stand : would pay well with this business;
transfer corner. STRAND <fc TUTTLE. 45 Third.
G[Ajr\f\ pa btmkb /WANTED IN good
<Jp jtUU. paying saloon and lunch-house; see to-
j day. STRAND _ TUTTLE, 45 Third st. -. , ; .- •
i fl>lC|| BRANCH BAKERY, STATIONERY,
I «3>Xt»''. notions and candy-store: also laundry
i office: pays well: good rooms: cheap rent:
best location. See STRAND & TCTTLE, 45 Third
'©OKA PAYING CORNER SALOON FINELY
j «irOt>l/. fitted; located on Third st.: net rent
only $18: receipts $*( to $10 per day; offer wanted.
BARRETT <fc CO., 865Va Market st.
d>_l-A A SACRIFICE; PAYING GROCERY
«]ptt«JU. and bar: best location: rent $26: 4 nice
living rooms. BARRETT * CO., 865 Market st.
.'9" BAKERY: ALL COUNTER TRADE: |
• — tJ. large store: 2 fine ovens: good location: |
guaranteed dally sales, $15; good chance for coffee i
parlor. ' BARRETT & CO.. 865 Market st. !
<S£Af\f\ RESTAURANT CLEAKING $100
•IP'dtUU. month; vicinity of Baldwin: positive
proof: low rent: trial. BARRETT _ CO.. 865 Va Mkt.
ANTED-MAN CAPABLE OF MANAGING
ft well-equipped estate office, with large
list of country bargainsand extenslveconnections:
light expenses; equal partnership open to a good
man with $1000 capital. Address C. L.. box 98,
Call Offlee. ; . »
WANTED— STEADY MAN TO TAKE INTER-
T» est In a strictly cash business: must do the
collecting and make himself general'y useful; will
pay from $65 to $75 per month : must have $160
cash. 783 V Market st., room 3.
01-QAA COR. GROCERY AND BAR: LARGE
fS)U\J\J. store, doing good business, or will ex-
change for city real estate. WOOD _ CO., 917
Market st. • / v -
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-GOOD PATENT:
JO Invaluable to merchants, bankers, lawyers and
business men generally ; sells readily; large prof-
its: $3000: or exclusive right for the United
States. $1500. O. W. FORSYTH, 640 Market st.
*<j»OCAA . FIRST - CLASS LONG - ESTAB-
*Jp._icHJU. lished business: stationery, books,
cigars and tobacco; clearing $150 per month: this
is a rare opportunity and will stand closest Inves-
tigation. ALBERT E. CRANE, 410 Montgomery.
■RUTCHERSHOP: BIG TRADE: EVERY-
-D thing complete: $500. PHILBRICK & MET-
CALF, 'J64B Folsom st. '
QALOON FOR SALE; ESTABLISHED 20
| O years, doing a laree and profitable business;
• trade principally transient; this is a chanco of a
lifetime; owner mnst go East to attend business
Interests: do not fail to examine at once; you will
not soon h'T.r of such a chance again. Address
B. W. 8., box 109, Call Office. •
ANTED— MAN CAPABLE OF MANAGING
TT a well-equipped real estate office with large i
list of country bargains and extensive connec- |
tions; light expenses: equal partnership open to ,
cood man with $1000 capital. Address C. L., box
98, Call Office.
QHOEMAKEK- $75 WILL BUY CUSTOM
O and repairing shoestore, near Stanford Unl-
• versity: tools, lasts, counter, shelving, etc.: rare
I chance; sickness. Address French Shoemaker, j
; Mayfleld. Cal. . .
TDUTCHER-SHOPFOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
1j on acconnt of leaving the city: fine business;
paying well: one of the best shops in the Mission.
For full particulars apply to L. A. SOUC & CO.,
465 and 467 Valencia st.. near sixteenth. ~ :
O £j\(\ PARTNER: HALF-INTEREST IN
| tIrGUUU. mercantile firm: established 7 years;
doinr sood cash business; references exchanged.
Address A. 8., box 99, this office. .
T\7\ANTED-BY 2 EXPERrENCED QUARTZ
»» prospectors, grubstake for 6 months or: year.j^ j
of all 10- -ations for staker; references. Address E.,
I box 4, Call Office. .
ELL-PAYIKG STATIONERY*, C4NDY, NO-
tlon and cigar store for sale: 2 agencies; com-
plete sto-k: no reasonable offer, refused ; call lat |
once; departure. I Apply Call Office. *-.-;■- y■ \ ; ; j
FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IX A PAYING |
X. job-prin office. For particulars address j
Printer, box 32, Call Office. .■•,>. |
V\ ANTED— S2OOO TO PUSH BUSINESS EN- !
** terprlse*«portlng man preferred: large returns. I
S.. box 96, Call. ■ s'r.-j i
If OR SALE— BARGAIN: BRANCH BAK- j
cry, with 3 living-rooms ; cheap rent. Address
M., box 9, Call Office, Oakland. ' t .V -;---: |
/SIGAR-STORE, ALSO CLUB AND LIVING- I
\J rooms; price $80. 226 Ellis st.
VF-WLVFITTEDrP LIQUOR-STORE. IN- '
i-> quire SE. cor. Fulton and Devisadero sts. { ■
"piGAR STAND AND CLUBROOM REASON
\J able. 1055 Market st. .. : v ' j
T OCKSMITH AND MACHINE SHOP FOR i
JU sale; established 14 years; bargain. 641 Post.
(JJ.7CA CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE, J
«Ip I O\J. with laundry office and clubroom, at- !
tached; established 10 years: carrying a large ;
stock of cigars, tobacco ajd smokers' articles. Ad- j
dress L. A., box 87, Call office. . •.. . -'".-.<• ;
<D»1 AAA WILL BUY HALF INTEREST IN j
<ipi-UU>' a first-class water-front restaurant; i
runs night and day; a splendid opportunity for j
right party. Call meat market, 576 Howard st.
| \\TANTKD— SALOON, GROCERY AND BAR, !
TT or cigarstand. on monthly Installments; bonds
given: state particulars and price; principals. :
1 Address B. 0.. box 119, Call Office.
FOR SALE— FIRST-CLASS CORNER GRO- !
eery-store. with 3 llvirg-rooais attached: best i
| location iv EureKa Valley; will be sold cheap on [
: account of owner, having other business to attend
' to. Apply NW. cor. Eighteenth and Castro sts.
I OOAf) FOR BALE AT A SACRIFICE ON j
; fTp—iUl/. acconnt of sickness— A good - paying |
j butcher-shop. ; 1203 Bush st. .• i
G" BOCERY AND BRANCH BAKERY, $125. '
VI 635 Folsom. . -
QTORE FOR SALE: STOCK AND FIXTURES:
JO very low. 452 Halght. I
QINGLE MAN WANTS lady partner IN I
O grocery and bar. G. A., box 71, Call Office. -
p ROCER Y : AND FRUITSTORE ; CHEAP.
VT Powell and John sts. . . ■ •
<mi7CA WILL BUY ONE OF THE BEST
tjll O\t fitted-up and paying restaurants in
San Jose, Cal.: best location in town: paying $200
to . $300 per month; this is a fine chance for two !
men; owner is In too poor health to continue the
business. Address or call at 184 South First st.,
San Jose, Cal. ■ - • " ■■ : ' ;~- ''■••■• 1
T7«IRST-eLABS OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE
X money; restaurant fully furnished; no opposl- !
tion; rent $35 a month; see owner. 320Va Sutter. |
ALOON AND GENERAL, MERCHANDISE j
store In country; fine business; rare chance: 1
| account departure. . Address F., box 74, this office. j
I -\l\ ILK ROUTE FOR SALE: 1 CAN OF FAMILY
I lVi trade and a first-class cow. - 221 Church St.,
near Fifteenth.
iTcA PARTNER AS CASHIER IN REB-
- lp_c>U. taurant; owner retiring. 662 Howard.'
OOD PAYING BUSINESS FOR $450: HALF
Interest $250 : ■ 600 i chickens, 25 pigs, cow, I
horse and wagon: 4-room house, 1 barn, water. 76 !
trees: rent $10. Address OWNER, box 22, Gllroy. i
<2>CA DOWN,' CIO MONTHLY STARTS YOU '
<JptJ\J In meat market; tools, fixtures, horse ' !
wagon rent or sell. 2854 Mission, shoestore. '
ALOON ON TRANSFER CORNER; DOING
good business: pays $150 month clear. Addlv i
Wieland's Brewery. . w |
SALOOiN FOR SALE: A BARGAIN. APPLY I
416 Pine st. ;E. CAMPION. ,• . . .-
ESTAURANT, RECEIPTS OVER $20 A
day : no reasonable offer refused. 232 O'Farrell.
\\ A TED- ACTIVE PARTNER IN MANU-
TT factnrlng and cash business; good opportunltv
for the right man. Address ;B. 0., box 114 Call
Office.' -..-■'■ ■.'''■■.— .'.'■•■..".■..'■ .; _\i : _- .•' ,
ROVISION AND SAUSAGE STORE OF 9 I
«o years' standing; cheap for cash. Apply at store, !
2825 Mission 5t. .;. : - •-■-■'. .."■■'. , • :
riOOD OPPORTUNITY IN MANUFACTUR"-
VJMng concern for enterprising man with means.
Address M. S. JAFFE, San Jose, Cal. ■ -■■ ■-.. - o
pHICKEN RANCH. CHEAP; 5 ACRES AP-
\J ply JOHN DANIELL, 708 Mason, 5 to 7 p m.
•R1 F\(\ UR A NT,'- CENTRAL, DOING I
<pLO\J. business $10 to $15 per day; lnvestiea-
tlon allowed sold at sacrifice on • account of sick-
ness. Apply Call office. r
THE PALACE HOTEL " :.
J. AT UKIAH, MENDOCINO COTJNTY. CAL.
TO RENT OR FOR SALE « '
ON LIBERAL TERMS.
Inquire of J. M. • MANNON, Uklah, or WIL*
LIAM HEESER. Mendocino. . : ;-*: ■?£"?■
OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE-
Winchester House, 44 Third, near-Market-
-200 rms. 25c to $1 60 pr night ; $1 60 to $8 pr week!
T> ESTAURANT ON MARKET ST.: RENT $19-
- place for man and wife. This office. •
EST PAYING RESTAURANT IN ClTY-
will sell cheap. ; Apply J. T. GARLAND, 635 I
Clay. - : -■ . ->, . .■■_--.■■,-"..">..■-,-, . . - ; ■
SALOON-2 LIVING-R00M8; v FIXTURES"
ready to open cheap rent; next to Sonth Park
stables. 360 Brannan st.. bet. Second and Third.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVERY BOOM— WIN-
■LJ Chester House, 44 Third, near Market; 200
; xoo mi>a sctosl6oper ttlght; $1 50 to $ 6 per week.
I.OPGTNG-HOITSE9 A f J E^_j.-
"a^Tcri 10-ROOM house-, central loca
$450. tion 5 DECKER, 1206 Market st. .. >
MROOMS;"NEAR BALDWIN nOTEL: AT
,14 auction price. DECKER, 1206 Market st.
<-ROOM HOUSE: EASY PAYMENTS; ONLY
_M $1100. DECKER, 1206 Market st.
OQ-ROOM CORNER HOU-E ONLY^S9OO.
ZO Apply to DECKER, 1206 Market, cor. Taylor.
<n>Gf\ fi LODGING-HOUSE OF 13 FINELY
,>t)UU. furnished rooms: furniture almost new;
rent reasonable-: gopd location: near^ new th eater,
rooms all rented. Business Exchange, 783Ya Mar-
ket St., room 3. ' ' .
ffl^Q'A ELEGANTLY FURNfSHED HOUSE
ifftOO' '. of IS rooms: north of Market st. : cheap
rent; all sunny and full of jood paying roomew;
part cash desired. BUSINESS _XCHA>,o_,
783y Market st. — —
"d&OAn." NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE; 7
OUU. rooms, bath; cheap rent good location.
M/ 8., box 70, Call. ■ " ■■■ : - ''■''--
<H»"oTrrOBEAT"BXRG 11 BOOMS AND
•{Jp_iOUi store; 6 months' rent paid. 322 Third.
_> i (\C\ I^H)GING-HOUSE FOR SA7.E. 641
j{h4UU. Washington near Kearny. Ptasa House.
FURNITURE FOR SALK.
V^NTtT?RE V^ROOMS?'iII4 HAMPSHIRE
St., near.Twenty-fourth. ._
URNITURE 5 ROOMS; GOOD AS NEW;
J cheap for cash. 13V Silver st. .
YEW 2-4 AND SPRING r^ll
1\ New s/t bed and spring..... ..: ' » 50
New oak extension-table ; 4 5O
Brussels carpet, laid, per yard *»
Floor oilcloth, laid, per yard........ v.... -A>
BHIREK&SHIREK, 1210-12 Stockton. Open evg.
■DEDUCTIONS ON LARGE OTOCK, NEW AND
Xt second-hand: 400 carpeto. good as new; oil-
cloth, 25c; parlor suits, $19 up: linoleum, 45c; 7-
plece chamber suits, $14 50: cornice poles, 25c;
ranges, $6: cash or installments: goods shipped
free. T. K. NELSON. 128 Fourth st. ■■-■■•
OUT PRICES IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS
\J this week at McCABE'S. 9 48-flso Mission st.
FURNITURE WASTED. ': a :^
'Xu^io^EEiTjTc. mut^e"r?tiTmarket
J\. St.. pays highest cash prices for.furnlture.
XT G. KRASKV, CARPETS. - pictu
J— .. folding, iron beds, furniture; low prices; Cal.
stepladder manufactd for the trade. 779 Mission.
ASH PAID FO FURNITURE , AND MER-
chandlac. L.H. BURP Auctlonefr.lO Fulton.
(JABPKT-. t:I>KANING.
PARPETS "tTToROUGHL CLEA N F.IPa ND
\J renovated same as new. a FERGUSON _
CO., 23 Tenth st. Telephone number, south 3d.
ATIONAL CARPET BEATING AND BENO-
IN vating Works HAMPTON &BAILLY: laying
and alterinif. 313-315 Guerrero: Tel. Mission 244.
/IITY STEAM CARPET-BEATING AND
\J Renovating Works, 38 and 40 Eighth st. G. H
STEVENS, manager. Telephone No., south 250.
HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH
poor work send t» SPAULDING'S PloneerCar-
pet Beating Works, 363-7 Tehama: tei. So-40.
pONKLIN^S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 33S
\J Golden Gate aye. : telephone east 126. "
rpHE J. E. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANINO
ICo. (incorp.); old established carpet cleaning
machines: cleaning 3c yard. ' 230 14th. tel. 6074.
MCQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND REN-
. ovatuiK 'vorks. 453 *tev»-nson: tel. 3228.
HOKS-Sft. >
u^t^a^rtve^^rT^iTidTh^^calrlSaS
young, well-broken horses, weighing from 1000
to 1400, the property of H. A. Clarcke: will be sold
Cheap at 424 and 426 Valencia. J. D. FORRESTER.
TTORSES PASTURED: $2 A MONTH; iIYDE
XL Ranch : send for circular. 630 Commercial St.,
San Francisco. . ■ ' . '■
A(\ HORSES FOR BALE; ALSO WAGON 9
T:" buggies, carts, harness: GraDd Arcade Horse
Market, 327 Sixth st. ; auction sales every Wednes-
day. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers.
•J AA SETS SECOND-HAND HARNESS; ALIi
J.L/U kinds: second-hand wagons, buggy, carts:
also 20 cheap homos. Fifteenth and Valencia sts.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, f^
T7XPRESS RIG; 2 HORSES^ ANbThABNESS;
Jli cheap. 2213 Pine st. - - '
OR SALE-A COVERED ROCKAWAY: A
bargain. THOMAS FOLEY, 1812 Powell st.
HORSES. HARNESS, BUGGIES, CARTS,
etc., bought, sold or exchanged. 540 Valencia.
KOR SA_E-MISCK__AN_;OU!9.
-^BJeTpamTly cow~a~nTTcalf? "liisf noe
X st., near Twenty-fifth. ■ -.;< >,
Ip OR SALE-ENTIRE STOCK OF SHOW-
' cases at wholesale price. " 606 Market st. ..• '•• _.';
OUSE FOR SALE CHEAP; TO BE RE-
moved. Apply NE. corner Montgomery and
Green sts. ■ •■
C PNEUMATIC SAFETIES FOR $75 THE
O lot. : 328 McAllister St. >
_L MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT
and sold. & F. Typewriter Ex., 310 California.
VTATIONAL cash register, 1 * safe,
J-i ''scale, letter-press, desk ; cheap. 102 Clay at.
HEAFESTI'LACE to buy gas fixtures.
\J H. HUFSCHMIDT, t>23 Golden Gate aye.
"VTEW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND-
Ii hand. W. S. RAY Mfg Co.. 12 California st.
COUNTER S, SHELVING, SHOWCASES
bought aud sold 112 iy Market bet. 7th and Bth
MEDICAL .'
S"~URE, SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR ALL
female diseases from whatever cause; a home
in confinement with every comfort ; ' those who are
sick or discouraged should cull on the doctor and
siate their case: they will find in her a true friend;
consultation free and confidential; every case guar-
an:eed without injury, by MRS. DR. GWYER.226
Turk st. . . • ■-
A NEW PROCESS— NO MEDICINE, INSTRU-
J\. ments or worthless pills used : every woman
her own physician for all female troubles: no mat*
ter from what cause; restores always in one day;
if you want to be treated safe and sure call on men's
physician -.knowledge can be sent&userlat home;all
cases guaranteed. DR. POPPE.R, 318 Kearny st.
HY THROW AWAY MONEY FOOLISHLY
TT on worthless pills and humbugs when we guar-
antee 10 restore irregularities In 8 hours with our
new discovery, which is safe and sure. Price $6.
Call or address MME. KARKOW, Woman's Dis-
pensary, 1206 Market St. . .
AJIIES — C ESTER'S ENGLISH PEN-
n\ royal Pills (Diamond Brand) are the best:
Bafe, reliable; take no other: send 4c, stamps, for
particulars, "Relief for Ladies," in letter by return
mail; at druggists. Chichester Chemical Company,
Philadelphia, Pa. . . . .
A' LL LADIES IN TROUBLE CONSULT FREE
MRS. DR. SCOTT, now of 119-121 Powell St.,
the only reliable specialist In San Francisco: $500
paid for a case I cannot cure, no matter what
cause; special attention to disease of the eye.
R. RICORD'S injection and SPECIFIC,
price $2, will cure any case. STERN BROS.,
agents. 11l Grant aye. ■■ , '•,.•-■.
RS. DR. WEGENER: PRIVATE HOME IN
i»J confinement; Irregularities cured In a few
hours without operation; pills $2. 419 Eddy st.
T> RUBBER GOODS: SEND FOR ILL'S.
X cat'l. ACME RUBBER CO. 235 Kearny.
DR. RICORD'S PILL 3. EXPRESS $2 50: SAFE,
sure, reliable: Rlcord's specialties, females. 1
Maison et Cle, agents. ROOT'S, Sixth and Howard.
ALL FEMALE IRREGULARITIES RE-
stored in one day: no instruments: French
remedies guaranteed at any time; consult free.
MRS. DR. WYETII, 916 Post St., near Larkln.
DRS. GOODWIN, SPECIALTY DISEABEB OF
„ women: ladles near or far assured quick relief
of disease: irregularities restored daily; safe cure
guaranteed: no instruments; home in confine-
ment; beat skill; low fees : pills $2. 1370 Market st.
LADIES. IF TRREGULAR CONSULT MRsT
i ARY ; sure cure. 5 Franklin, cor. Market.
MAILLARD'S FRENCH SPECIFIC NEVER
ITX fails to correct any female irregularities from
whatever cause. Price $5. Agent, EDWIN W.
JOY, Powell and Market sts., San Francisco. ,'-\
HE LIGHTNING RHEUMATISM - CUKE
A for chronic or inflammatory rheumatism; best
remedy on earth: price $3. - MARTIN • Remedy
Company, 2231 Mission St.. S. F. _^ _______
DAUDET'S APHRO TABLETS— THE GREAT
XJ modern remedy for the cure of neurasthenia,:
Impctencv, aud all disorders of the sexual organs:
$1 a box: 6 boxes $5; send for circular. WIDBER'S'
Drug Store. 14 Ellis St., sole agent. . • --t.\---,
' \ LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS, A BOON TO
' -A. ladies troubled with irregularities: no danger:
safe and sure: $2 60 express C. O. D. : don't delay -
nntll too late. OSGOOD BROS.. Oakland. Cal. '
U-PRAE'S FEMALE REGuTatTnG PILL-S ;
safe and efficient emmenagogue; $1 per box.
RICHARDS A CO., druggists. 40tf Clay, sole agts.
LL LADIES CONSULT ' FREE MRS. DR.
DAVJES, . 14 McAllister St.. near Market:
I leads a!l competitors: only qualified, trusty ; spe-
i cialist . for safe, quick relief of. irregularities, no
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