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SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."
BfjaimaaS OFFICE of the San Francisco Cai.lt
<!U Market stree.t, open untU 13 o'aoct erery
HJrht in th« year. . ...
BRANCH OFFICES-630 Montgomery •treat,
ccrrrrClay: >pen until 9:30 o'clock.
fft Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
•718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'cloclc
W. comer Sixteenth and Mlsstou street* opM
o til r o'clock.
Ss 3 fc Mission street, open until B o'clock.
116 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
CIIDKCH NOTICES.
et- : ar?y presbytSria n cnuRCH,
C£-^ corner of Powell nnd Geary sts.— Rev.
John Hemphill, D.D., pastor, will preach at 11 a.m.
and 7-30 p.m. Topic for evening, "History Ful-
ri.led in the Histor>- of the Jews"; fifth in the
course. Morning music: Anthem, "Prepare Ye
the Wav of the Lord" (Garrett): offertory, soprano
solo, "l-Vayer" (Tosti), Mrs. Beatrice Priest-Fine.
Evening music: Anthem, "O, How Amiable
(Barnby) : offertorr, quartet, "O, Come Every One
That Thirsteth," from Elijah. All are invited.
•^S> FIRST BAPriST CHURCH, EDDY ST.,
ls<£? near Jones— Rev. M. P. Boynton, acting pas-
tor. Services Sunday. December 8. Preaching
by the acting pastor at 11 a. m. Subject. "The
o"pemner Gate," and at 7:30 P. m. : topic, "The Un-
known God." Baptismal evening service. Sunday-
scnool at 12:30 p. m. Y. P. S. of C. E. at 6:30
r. St. ounir Men's meeting Tuesday evening,
8 o'clock. Prayer-meeting Wednesday at 7:46
p. m. All these services are open to the public
Strangers are welcome.
nF=|S GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Ur^"? Church, cor. Capp and Twenty-first sts.— The
Rev. M. F. Colburn, pastor. Sunday, December
8. at 11 a. M.. tlie pastor will preach an especial
Illustrated sermon to children, entitled, "What Is
in a Bottle." Seats will be reserved in the center of
the house for children; all are invited. Preaching
services at 7:30 p.m. Subject, "Two Lives, Two
Deaths, Two Eternities.". - Seats free.
SpS FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, COR-
t£3? ner Geary and Franklin sts.— Rev. Horatio
stebbins, D.D., "minister. William O. Elliott Jr.,
associate, at the church Mondays from 10 to 12.
Sunday-school at 9:45 a.m. rvices at 11a. m.
and 7 :30 p. m. All are cordially invited.
f£^> SECOND UNITARIAN CHI.RCH, COR-
Lt-» ncr ot Twentieth and Capi> sts.— Rev. A. J.
■Wells will pren.cn morning and evening. Morning
subject, -'The Long Day and the Long Way of God."
Evening topic, "The Many Sources of Living
Water." All our cordially invited.
Ct^S FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CIIURCn,
&-^ cor. Post and Mason sts.— Rev. C. O. Brown,
D.D., pastor, will preach in the morning at 11
o'clock. Theme, "The H«>art of the Eternal." In
the evening, 7:30 o'clock: theme. "The White
Horse of Revelation and His Rider." Sunday-
school at 12:45, 1. 11. Morse, superintendent.
Mrs. Cooper's Bible class in the auditorium. "The
General Howard class" in the pastor's office.
Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30. All are cordially invited,
especiailj' strangers.
ttZZs^fill CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
LS^ Fifteenth St., near Mission— Rev. William
Rader. pastor. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
and reception of members at 11 a.m.; Sunday-
school 12:30; Y. P. S. C. E., 6:30. Evening
service. 7:30, "The Handwriting on the Wall."
Chorus choir under William C. Stadtfeld will ren-
der «ood music. Seats free. All welcome.
mrx* MORMONS AND MORMONISM IN
Z£<G' Friendship Hall, 909 Market St.. at 2 and
7-45 p.m. Elder Henry S. Tanner, president of
the California Mormon Mission, will discourse at
the evening service. Subject, "The Object and
Destiny of Mormonism." All Welcome. No col-
lection's.
|E^s= a CLASS IN DIVINE SCIENCE WILL
t*^*^ commence at Howe College, 328 Seven-
teenth st.. city, Tuesday evening, December 10, 8
o'clock. The principles of being will be taught, and
the wonderful law of health, success and satisfac-
tion will be demonstrated by the students. The
law works for every one who nnderstands truth.
All can be healed of their diseases. Public cor-
dially Invited to the opening. M. E. and C. L.
Cramer, teachers and healers. Office hours from
10 to a daily.
BPS* CALIFORNIA PSYCHICAL SOCIETY.—
&<& J. j. Morse of London will lecture under the
auspices of the above society at Beethoven
Hall, Savoy bldg. cor. Post and Powell sts..
this evening at 7:45. Subject, "'The Doctrine of
Immortality: Its Foundation in Nature." being
th- iirst of a series of four lectures. Admission
free.
Wp&* FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, BCIEN-
B -*' tlst— Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. in
Beethoven Hall, 336 Post St., cor. Powell. All are
welcome. •
SP^S= THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY — FREE
.S^^ public lecture every Sunday evening at 320
Post st.. at 7:45. To-night: "The Mysteries of
Sex." by Dr. Allen Griffiths.
SUNDAY 3IEETINGS.
I^~AT
££<& sive Spiritual Church— ll a. m., test develop-
ing circle; 2 p. M., tests, Mrs. Bird, Dunham, Mr.
Keegan, Prof. Gee; 7:30 T. m., independent slate-
writing by Dr. Wood; bring your slates; tests, Mrs.
Dunham and others; table rappings, Dr. Lou Pat-
terson; Rev. Dr. Warnon, divine healer, cures the
sick by laying on hands; admission 15c at night.
t£^S» CHARLES BROCKWAY WILL DE-
\£<& vote remainder of his time in city to the de-
velopment of mediums: all wishing to develop
should call immediately. 330 Ellis st.
WtZS* THE tsOCIETY OF PROGRESSIVE
l?-^ Spiritualists will meet at Golden Gate Hall,
on Sutter st.. between Mason and Taylor, on bun-
day eveninjr. December 8, 1895. at 7:80 o'clock.
Speaker, Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe Watson. Subject:
"Spiritualism in Its Personal Ministrations." Music
by the Misses Lillian and Emily Coleman. Ad-
mission free.
fZOS' AT DR. RIN-ES' SPIRITUAL MEET-
E&3s' Ins-, 909 Market st., 2 and Bp. m. Circles
and platform tests. Mmes. Bird, Henderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Tobias. Mr. Brares. Office 1236 Market
St.; 10 to 5 p, M. Circles Tuesday and Friday
8 p.m.
R^sp MME. MONTAGUE. THE WONDER
EK e> ful and gifted inspirational speaker, will
lecture and answer questions before the Psychical
society of Oakland this (Sunday) evening at Fra-
ternal Hall, 1156% Washington St., Oakland, at
8 p. sr.
Sp^s= PROF. VANDER NAILLEN'S NEW
LF-S' book, "In the Sanctuary," will be reviewed
by W. J. Colville, the noted spiritual lecturer, to-
morrow, Monday. Bp.», at hall, 997 Market st. .
jjPgp EST CIRCLE TO-NIGHT: 10c. - MME.
ifcJP YOUNG. 605 McAllister St.; eood music.;
Jt^S= DX. ROBBINS HAVING RECOVERED
Efr-J? from the attack oj pneumonia, will lecture
next Sunday night at Washington Hall.
j?^g> GOOD CITIZENSHIP MEETING, met-
c£js' ropolitan Temple, Sunday, December 8, 3
p. m. Address by W. W. Case, D.D. subject, "The :
Pope and Politics." I
jjjPs= MRS. COLE, CLAIRVOYANT, TRANCE
Efj*' medium, gives advice on all subjects
through her wonderful power; sittings daily. 528
Golden Gate aye.
B^S> MRS" C CORNELIUS, BUSINESS
CS--^ medium: circles Tuesdays and Friday even-
ings; admission 10c. 1035 Market st.
I2^g= MRS. MAYO-STEERS; CIRCLESTUES-
tS^F day and Friday, 8 p. m.; Thursday, 2p.it;
sittings daily. 101 Grove st.
CfcSg=» MRS. ELSIE REYNOLDS' MEETING
8636' 2 p.m.: apeaklng; slate-writing; tests; heal-'
ing. 35 Eddy st.: iree.
WO&* MRS. FULTON; MATERIALIZING 8E-
Bfr-G? ance to-night, BP. M.: 60c: sits daily. 31 Fell.
jjF^p MRS. KATE HEUSSMANN HOLDS
Ef^ public test circles at parlors 793 Stevenson
St., off Ninth; admission 10c; sittings dally.
j£Ssp> C. T. MILLEB7- MATERIALIZING
Ep^^ seance 8 p. m., 535 Post st : 50 cen 8.
NOTieiJ OF MEETINGS.
is§^ EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. '^smjUuZ, "
ts~~^y 310, i. O. O. F.— Regular meet-:^«|^.
li.p MONDAY KVI-.NING, I)t.-ct?mber =S?<2!«=
9, 1895. Initiation and other impor- -^wtt^
tant business to come up before the lodee. . Visit-
liik members cordially welcomed. order of
P. W. SMITH, N. G.
E. L. Ibelaxd, Rec. Sec
Efrsp THE OFFICERS AND members Jo
i>-& of Boadicea Circle No. 3 are hereby
notified to attend a special meeting at their" 1
hall SUNDAY, December 8. at 12:30 o'clock sharp,
for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late
brother, Past Arch JOHN JI. KNARSTON.
,-. JOHN GOSCH, Arch Drnid.
John Hutton, Secretary.
jjjtrSp HARTNAGEL SUPREME ABCH Jjj
; ES^^ Chapter No. 3, U. A. O. D.— The officer* rßn
and members of Harmagel Chapter are re-*"
. quested to asscmole at their hall, 413 Sutter St.,
• SUNDAY, December 8, at 12:30 o'clock sharp, to
attend the funeral of our late brother, Past Chief
Druid JOHN H. KNAHSTON.
M ES J. MOLLISON, Chief Druid.
John Hcttox, Secretary.'
Jt^= GRAND GROVE CALIFORNIA xAo
t>-»; U. A. O. D.— To the officers and mem-ejjfcl
bers: You are requested to assemble in***-
Druids' Hail, 413 Sutter St., SUNDAY, Dec. 8,
1895, at 12 m.. for the purpose of attending the fu-
neral ot our dtceased brother, Ex-Grand Secretary
J. JI. KNAlts'i ON. Interment at Cypress Lawn
Cemetery. . By order O. H. JIOAG, N. G. A.
J. J. Moiuson, Grand Sec.
CKSy 3 U. A. O. D.-TO THE OFFICEKS»J)L>
Lt--iy and Members of Hesperian Grove No. eSS
15: You are requested to attend a special^"""
meeting SUNDAY, Dec. 8, 1895. at 12 m., 413
Sutter St., forth" purpose of attending the funeral
of our late Bro. P. A.. J. H. KNARSTON. Inter-
ment Cypress l.aivn Cemetery. ■ By order .
J. J. Mollison, Sec. a. MAINZER, N. A.
ffr^S SOTOYOME TRIBE NO. 12, 1. -<">^ ;
l9^& O. R. M.— To the officer.! and^^^s-
membsrs: You are requested to assem- iz^a^
ble at our Wigwam. 1. O. K. M. building, 3iiO Post
st,, .SUvNDA V, December 8, 1895, at 12 m., for the
purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother
J. H. KNARSTON. Interment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery. Byorderof S. H. WI LCOX, sachem.
Charles Wkstall, Chief of Records.
ar^S 'HOGMANAY HAPPY WE'LL v O\,
\s<&. be one arid a."—T he San Fran- 3\. 2\ jH
Cisco Scottish Thistle Club will bring In >S»vY|^
tbe new year w;;h their annual ball and >fcss*fc
banquet on the evening of December 31. Ball at 8
o'clock; banquet ,10 o'clock. Double tickets, $2 50;
single tickets, $1 50. - '
JAMES NIVEN, Royal Chief.
Aubed Millep., Recorder.' • , -- .
tt^^ Tranklln s"avings AND BUILD.
tF-* 7 ing Assoclation-rThe annual general meet-
ing of this association will be he'd on MONDAY
EVENING, December 9, in the building 413
Bush st., upstairs, at 7:30 o'clock. Election of
officers for the ensuing year. A committee will be
in attendance to receive votes from '1 o'clock in
the afternoon. By order. . • . > -.
WILLIAM HATJ£, Secretary.
MEETING NOTlCES— Continued.
T£sS' CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. 1. F. •
E53S' and A. M. Funeral notice— offl-_^V_
cers and members of the above-named lodge jS[2f
are hereby notified to attend the funeral of f^& >
our late brother, JOSEPH HOLLMAN PORTER-
FIELD, In King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple,
THIS DAY (Sunday), December 8, at 1:30 p.m.
Master Masons and friends of the deceased are in-
vited. By order of the master. ■'■'■■ v ,- : -
FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary.
tt^S= TO PHYSICIANS— THB MEMBEBB OF
EE3» r the Father Mathew Total. Abstinence and
Benevolent Society, at their meeting lo be held at
Academy Hall, 927 Mission St.. near Fifth, on
FRIDAY EVENING next, 13th inst., will receive
bids from physicians for attendance on their mem- ;
bers and their families for the ensuing term of six :
months. '
W. M. GILLESPIE, President, 8 Eernard st.
J. P. McGoire, Cor. Sec, 316 Brannan st.
Ct^S= SELECT KNIGHTS OF AM ERIC A— THE
Iss^-^ officers and comrades of Fearless Legion
No. 2 are requested to assemble in full uniform at
the hall, 20 Eddy st., SUNDAY, December 8,
1895. at 12 M., for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late comrade, JOHN F. SCH WART-
ING. Special— The officers and comrades of Tri-
umph Legion No. 1 are cordially Invited. By or-
der of >V. IRELAN, Captain.
M- i- Vi A L » UXi <J*,S.
gC^S= NOTICE— ABANDONED CHILDREN IN
{£<& the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum since
July, 1894. Louisa Eickhoff, aged 7 yrs.; Ellen
Finsterbush, 7 yrs. Ellen Bragg, 8 yrs; May
Doran, 6 yrs.: Mary Moesch, 7 yrs.; Clara Mann,
7 yrs.: Cora Burke, 12 yrs.: Mary Murray, 10 yrs.
Respectfully, Sisters of Charity.
tt^Sr' PROPERTY-OWNERS, ATTENTION—
tS^S^ Now is the time to have your bouses under-
pinned with Drick or wood ; having my own screws,
etc, can do the work cheap. J. PATTINSON, 1219
Fillmore st. -
|B^B= MRS. ROBB, 1035 MARKET ST., ROOM
BS^^ 8, second floor; genuine massage treatment.
«K3s=» CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE.
l£*J£ f Chiropodlc Institute, room 22, 906 Market.
gp^ss=> cornsTlngrowing nailsTsuccess-
Is*& fully treated. DR. LLOYD, Lurline Baths.
95S= BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4.
*-*^ Collections made, city or. country. Pacifies
Collection Co., 415 Montgy st.. room 6, Tel. &580.
jtss=» windows Cleaned and floors
B^*' scrubbed; reasonable rates: payment for
damages guaranteed. C. ROSSI & CO.. 242 Sutter.
8K55 ROOM'S WHITENED, $1 UP: PAPER-
6^*' ed $3 50 uo. 317V 2 Third. Geortse Hartman.
W£& COLLECTIONS: TKN A STB EJECTED,
ts^£r siO: costs paid. 420 Montiromery, mi. 29.
SITUATIONS WAXTKD-FEMALE.
N ENGLISH COOK^ FIRST-CLASS REFe"r-
ences from last place; also a German ana two
Swedish housework girls, with city references,
and a French cook, want situations; can be seen
at MISS PLUNKETT'S, 424 Sutter St., tel. main
5472.
a ICANWOMAN wants a SITUATION
x\. as cook; understands her work In all its
branches. LEON ANDRE, 315 Stockton su
T^RENCH NURSE— YEARS REFERENCES,
-C wants a situation with infant or grown children.
LEON ANDRE, 315 Stockton st.
TfTfRST-CLASS GERMAN COOK; NEATEAST-
X 1 crn girl; house girls awaiting. MME. LEO-
POLD, 20 Stockton st.
pOMPETENT WOMAN WANTS WORK BY
\J the day washing and housecleaning, 75 cents
per day. Call or address 8 Anthony st., bet. First
and second.
Tir ANTED— A POSITION AS TYPEWRITER
» » and stenographer: good references; wages no
object. 240% Sixth st.
WILLING YOUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK
ii by the day washing or housecleaning, $1 day
and car fare. Call or address 1218 York st. .
WOMAN WISHES GENEP.AL WORK BY
" the day housecleaning, etc., $1 a day. Call
920 Howard st., rear.
Tir ANTED— BY LADY WITH HIGHEST REF-
" erences position as housekeeper in hotel,
rooming-house or private family; city or country.
Address LADY, box 33, Call Oflice.
WANTED-BY LADY WITH Al REFER-'
»* ences position as housekeeper in private fam-
ily ; city or country. Address P. F., box 33 Call.
yOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER OF ABIL-
X ity desires a position. Address G. M., box 71,
Call Office.
TYLISH DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE
O work by the day in family; good cutter and
fitter. 510 Fourth St., clothing store.
OEBPECTABLE YOUNG GTRL WISHES A
XV situation to do general housework. Call or ad-
dress 917% Mission st.
ELIABLE GERMAN GIRL WISHES A POSI-
XV tion to do second work and wait on table, city
or country. Address Reliable, box 74, Call Office.
pOMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION,
\J city or country; is good cook, baker and laun-
dress or housework ; nationality Scotch; references.
Call Monday 419 Minna st., near Fifth.
pOMPETENT WOMAN WISHES A SITUA-
\J tion to do housework; good plain cook and
laundress; city or short distance in country; wages
$10. 1000 Washington st.
•y OUNG WIDOW FROM NEW YORK CITY
X wants a position as housekeeper. . 995 Market
St., room 14, 2d floor.
y OUNG WOMAN OF REFINEMENT, NEAT
X and thoroughly competent, would like the care
o» furnished flat. Call or address 608 Taylor aye.,
Alameda. '
ANTED— SITUATION BY A COMPETENT
girl to do general housework In a small family.
Call 748 Howard st. ■
EAMSTRESS WISHES SEWING BY THE
day, or will take it home; terms reasonable.
Address S. H., box 22. this office.
RESSMAKER — EXPKKIENCED DRESS-
maker from Boston wishes engagements by
the day. Room 62, International Hotel.
XPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WISHES
Hi engagement by day; satisfaction guaranteed.
921 Post st.
p ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO
VJT general housework. Call or address 707 Va-
lencia st.
"yOUNG LADY WANTS SITUATION AS
X housekeeper or any light work. Apply 706
Ellis St., room 3, first floor.
"DELIABLE, COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS
XV situation In hotel or private boardintc-bouse to
do any kind of work. Address H. A., box 69, Call.
yOUXG LADY WISHES A POSITION AS
X housekeeper. Call or address 40 McAllister at.,
room 1.
IMRST-CLASS WASHER and HOUSE-
J cleaner wishes work by the day; $1 and carfare.
Call or address 864% Mission st., room 7. ;
THIRST-CLASS HOUSECLEANER WISHES
Xj work by the day; can do washing and ironing;
$1 25. Call or address 47 Jessie St., middle fiat. .
TTURST-CLASS COOK AND GOOD SECOND
XJ girl want place in same family. Address G. S.
box 33, Call Office. -. . ,
y OUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO
X downstairs work and cooking; wages $20 to
$25. Please call 844 Folsom st., bet. Fourth and
Fifth. - ■-. ' . . ■
■ybtTNG EASTERN GIRL WISHES A SITUA-
X tion for housework and cooking. Please call
8-'9a Howard St., bet. Fourth ana Fifth.
y OUNG NURSE WITH FRESH BREAST OF
X milk desires position a.* wetnurse; best refer-
ences. Call at 1131 Folsom st.
RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN
XV wishes a situation to do upstairs and plain sew-
ing; no objection to a few children. Address 428
Orove St.. corner Octavia.
WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY;
" washing or cleaning; $1 a day and carfare.
Address D. F., box 19, Call Oflice.
ITUATION WANTED AS WORKING
housekeeper by a reliable young woman; no
objection to country. Address MRS., box 20, Call.
p ERMAN WOMAN ~ WANTS WASHING,
vJT ironing and bousecleanlng by the day. Call
116 Shipley st., rear.
BY DRESSMAKER, THOROUGH IN WORK;,
private families; by day, week or month: low
prices until acquainted. Address O. M., box 74,
Call. ; .
T> ELIABLE WOMAN WANTB WORK BY THE
XV day at washing, housecleaning, ironing; $1 a
day and carfare. . Call or apply 717 Howard si.
r\BESSMAKEK' AND <- AMSTRESS; GOOD
XJ filter and draper; sews 50c a day. M. M. t I box
92, Call Office. ,
pHILD"TO*BOARD. 116 FULTON ST.
THIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS AND CHAMBER-
X: maid; willing to assist with any work; good ref-
erence; city or country; call Monday. 1575%
Market st. . '
T\RESSMAKER WILL GO OUT BY DAY,
XJ $1 50, or take work home. Call or address 125
Oak st. - . ■ ■ - ■-- ■ -
N ELDERLY WOMAN WOULD LIKE A
situation to do general housework; city or
country ; will work cheap. 1200 Larkin st.
yOUNG. LADY WISHES a POSITION AS
X ca4uler or as waitress or second girl In board-
ing-b*use. Inquire 607 Natoma st. . ,;•-
A MEXICAN LADY WISHES HOUSECLEAN-
XV. ing and light washing by the day. Address
MRS. PETERSON, box G, Call Branch Office,
Sixteenth and Mission sts.
TNDUSTRIOUS LADY' WISHES ANY KIND
X of work todoal home; can do most any kind of
fancy work. Apply MRS. J., 41 Weston aye., off
Telegraph aye., Oakland. . ;*.■.. .
"JE WISH YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA-
O tion in Jewish family. Call at 16i8 Folsom st.
Vf EAT RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUA-
-L' tion as housekeeper for respectable gentleman.'
Address D. J., box 18, Call Office. ■ ..
L~ADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS llOUSE-
keeper or any kind of mending. 144 Fifth, r. 6.
"tTespectable girl wishes a . sTfUA-
XV tion. housework and cooking. Apply 321 Ellis.
TMRST-CLAS3 COOK AN D BAKER WISHES
X position, German or American cooking; '• will
assist with washing. iT jT Market st. --• v - -
T\RESSMAKER would like WORK HOME
xJ or go out by the day at $1 60. 301 Franklin st.
2 GIRLS WOULD LIKE POSITIONS TB FBl-
£i vate family to do cooking and second work;
city or country. Address L., Call Branch Office,
116 Ninth st. . ■ ; .;. > , \ ,
pOMPETENT PARTY OVER *30 DESIRES
\J position in family as nursery governess; good
sewer: • experienced in the care of children. Ad-
dress C. V., Call Brancb Office, 116 Ninth fit.
THE SAJV FKAJNCJISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1895.
SITUATION g^WAM TEP— Contlnned.
Q GIRLS \VISH POSITIONS IN HOTELJTO DO
£ chamber or other work; mining district pre-
ferred. Address G., Call Branch Oflice, lltf Ninth.
T> ELI ABLE, EXPERIENCED NURSE OR
XL companion; lady, or gentleman; prominent
physicians; references. Nurse, Industrial Union,
Van Ness aye., telephone south 663. : .-'. .;■-.-.--•,
T ADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S REPAIRING
Xj neatly and reasonably done. 917 Market st.,
room 21.
AiriDOW AS HOTEL HOUSEKEEPER;
TT low salary, with privilege to keep son of 12
years. ■ M., box 70, Call Office. Oakland. .
"EXPERIENCED LADY DESIRES POSITION
Xj as working housekeeper; no ODjection to chil-
dren. 1102 Howard st. • - • v --.. ■-.■•:-•-- v:: ; :
G~ ERMAN GIRL WANTS POSITION IN
private family, coo Kins or general housework.
Call or address 1309 Stockton st.
AIM' FROM THE EAST WOULD LIKE A
position as housekeeper. 203 Powell, room 18.
RENCHGIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO
do housework or as chambermaid; city refer-
ences. Apply. 1506 California st. :■
xperienceT) lady DESIRES a POSI-
xu tion aa housekeeper. , 501 Post, r. 25. 2d floor.
WIDOW OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES PO-
ii sition In lodging-house or small family. Apply
230 Turk st. . - '.. .v ■/-.":'■. ■-■ -
EFINED WIDOW WITH SOME MEANS
would like a partner to assist her in a business
venture. Call or address 230 Turk st. .
OUTHERN LADY WANTS HOUSEKEEP-
er's position or plain sewing. Call or address
203 Powell St.. room 5. ■
T7»MBROIDEiUNG SUSPENDERS AND MUF-
XIJ flers a specialty. 105 Stockton, first floor, r. 22.
WINCHESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST., NR.
.»» Market; 200 rooms; 25c to SI 60 per night; ;
f1 50 I#s6 per week ; convenient and respectable;
free bns to and from the ferry.
Tir ANTED— BY LADY, HIGHEST REFER-
-11 ences, any position of trust, as invalid's com-
panion, managing linen-room, hotel, or house-
keeper. Address J., box 70, Call Office, Oakland.
INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR.
"» Market; electric lights in every room: 200
rooms; 25c to $150 per night: $1 60 to $6 per
week free dus to and from th«» ferry-
SITUATIONS WAN TED
P"^c7gTco6 k^socTlsu ppilielscoo ksTa l l
.branches:short notice. 4 Geary. ;tel. Grant 46.
TTUNTER <fc CO., CHINESE ANI7 JAPAN-
XX ese employment office, 17 Webb St.. below
Kearny, bet. California and Sacramento: , tel. 231.
PHINESE AND JAPANESE HELP— EST. 20
\J years: tel. 1997. BRADLEY'S, 640 Clay st.
p ERMAN, 23 YEARS OLD, WISHES ANY
vJT kind of position. Address G. KARLSHUHER,
921 Post st. '
ANTED— BY COMPETENT OFFICE MAN
TT position as manager or assistant: moderate
salary; references. Address A. T., box 117, Call.
VV^ANTED-A POSITION AS TUTOR BY A
" Harvard graduate; Ph.D. of Columbia and
M.A. of the University of California; preparation
for college a specialty: also French, Spanish and ]
Italian. Apply to MAY L. CHENEY, 300 Post st.
T> ELIABLE CANDY-MAKER*"WANTS A SIT-
XV uation; has long experience. Call or address
B. NICHOLS, 1065 Market St., room 8.
yOUNG MAN, 21, MERCHANT, RECENTLY
X from Germtiny, speaks English fairly well,
wishes a situation of any kind: low wages. Ad-
dress Y. M., box 161, Call Office.
OUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION IN
X private family; can milk, care for garden and
to make himself generally useful; best city refer-
ences. Address J. F., 127 Turk st.
yOUNG. GERMAN. GOOD CARPENTER,
X cabinetmaker, with tools, wants situation; is
willing to do any kind of work. Please call or ad-
drees 120 ' Valley St., bet. Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth.
\\ ANT ED— A PLACE TO WORK FOR BOARD
»I while at school. Address P. 8., box 60, Call.
N~ EXPERIENCED " SHOECUTTER AND
upper ntter, on custom work especially, wishes
a position; city or country. J. J., box 67, this
oflice. '
TIT ANTED — SITUATION AROUND PLACE
M by middle-aged man; understands care of
horses, miHiinc and garden work; good references.
Address JOHN, box 17, Call Office.
\t- ANTED— BY YOUNG man a POSITION;
'» salary asked f 6 per week; first-class salesman;
excellent Eastern references. Address Y. M., box
75, Call Office.
T7<MPLOYMENT OF ANY KIND WANTED BY
Tj young man, aged 23: abstainer; willing to
work. R. a, 752 Folsom st, .
IpX-RAILKOAD MAN DESIRES POSITION
J of some outside work; pleasant address and
good talker. Address R. R., box 126, Call OGlce.
TOUT YOUNG MAN WANTS A POSITION
about place or anything; good driver and un-
derstands horses:, small wages. Address L. M.,
box 74, Call Office. ,
nr,\NTED^IJY A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, PO-
ii sition as bookkeeper or accountant; has Al
references. Address PROTY, box 135, Call Office.
p ARDENER— MIDDLK-AGED MAN WISHES
vJT place in a private family: single: understands
his business. Address J. C, box 44, Call Office.
yOUNG GERMAN WISHES SITUATION AS
X butler or similar work. Address 724 Mission.
yOUNG MAN DESfRES * POSITION TO
X drive delivery or work in butcher-shop, with
ch»nce to learn butcher business; first-class refer-
ences. J. E. H., box 47, Call Office.
*y OUNG. MAN WOULD LIKE TO .LEARN
X grocery business. 919 Sanchez st.
y OUNG INDUSTRIOUS MAN WANTS POSI-
X tion to work around gentleman's place; under-
stands care of horses, cows and garden. - Address
C. A., box 123, Call Office.
SITUATION WANTED BY DRUG CLERK: 8
O years' experience: single; best of references;
city or country; small wages. Address A. X.;
168% Clementina st.
IDDLE-AGED man AND WIFE would
like situation on fruit ranch; man well experi-
enced in fruit: womun good cook and housekeeper;
no children. Address or call 28 Eighth St., room 68.
"\1 AN WANTS FREE PASSAGE KAST IN
i'l return for services. Address 8.. box 4, Call.
OOD FLOWER PAINTER WISHES A PO-
sition with decorator; small salary to com-
mence, n. ANDERSON, 912 Pacific. '
"■VTURSK OR VALET TO INVALID GENTLE-
-L> man; long experience; highest medical and
private reference. Address Nurse, box 4, Call Of-
fice, Oakland.
TIT ANTED— DO THE SHIPPING FOR A
ii wholesale firm, by ■ young man who can
furnish first-class references; will fur"ish own
team. Address J. J., 27 John street, off Mason,
between Pacific and Jackson. '
p ERMAN BOY, 18 YEARS, WOULD LIKE
U a position on stock ranch or private place.
Address E., box 19, this oflice.
yOU.NG MAN, WOOD-TURNER, WISHES a
J- job in city or country. 1 Address 8.C., box 20,
this office. # .
pHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
\J office. J. W.JlM. 637 Commercial st. .
IEMALE UtLi- WANTED.
WANTED-FI RST-CL ASS WAITRESS AND
parlormaid, $25; German nurse, also assist in
second work, $25; French nursery governess, $25:
cook and laundress. Martinet. '26; 50 good house-
work girls, for city and country, $25 and $20; 10
young housework girls, #18and $20. Apply MISS
PLUNKETT, 424 Slitter st. ■
GERMAN AND 1 FRENCH SECOND GIRLS,
$20; Scandinavian housework girls, 1 12, *15
and $20; German girl for ranch, see party here
Monday, $20. C. R. HANSEN <fe CO., 110 Geary.
ANTED-WORKING HOUSEKEEPER FOR
ranch near city, $20 per month and found.
Apply to W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st.
WANTED-A CHAMBERMAID AND WAIT
at table some, $20, room. etc.; housekeeper,
25 to 35 years of age, widower, city, $16, etc.;
chambermaid, country, $16, "room, etc., fare paid,
see parties In office, 11 a.m. to-day. MARTIN'S
Employment Agency, 740 Market st. .
ANTED-CHAMBERM AID FOR LODGING-
house to-day; 10 girls, $20. MME. LEO-
POLD, 20 Stockton st. .;-.••" •■-..! ■•.-.■•<■■.■ '
ANTED — EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID
for private family; must be willing and oblig-
ing and know how to do plain sewing. . Address 8.,
box 67, this office, giving nationality, references
and age.
T ADIES INSTRUCTED IN HAIRDRESSING,
XJ manicuring, face treatments, removal wrinkles,
etc.; class or private. MRS. BUTLER, 131 Post.
T ADIES HAVING FEW HOURS'. LEISURE
lJ should write me at once regarding- pleasant I
home work : easily pays $18 weekly ; no deception ; I
will certainly pay you to investigate. ■ Reply with I
stamped envelope MISS M. A. STEBBINS,
Lawrence, Mien. . ' ■ ... - . _ •■;;'.*,;.,
"VTEAT, QUICK young GIRL for general
X> housework; family of. 4; must be good cook
and baker; wager $16 to $20. Apply 10 to 12
a. M.,f1116 Brush St., Oakland. ; .
WANTED— PUPILS IN MILLINERY; LES-
sons in class or private; evening class; hats
trimmed reasonable. 410 Leaven worth st.
ANTED-YOUNG LADIES to LEARN a
complete course in millinery; will guarantee
them positions in spring. Call at the New Insti-
tute, 121 Post St., room 51.
ANTED- APPRENTICE FOR DRESSMAK-
ing; small wages at first. BRADLEY, 313
I Geary st. ;.-; .;■'..- .: _. \: 1 -.- ..... :
W~ ANTED— GOOD LADY SOLICITORS;: BAL-
ary and commission. C, box 33. Call Office. "
ANTED — SINGLE WOMAN TO ASSIST
with light work In widower's house; home and
small - wages. Address W. H., box < 33, this office,
stating r.ge and nationality. , :.
rpilE MOST RELIABLE - DRESS-CUTTING
X school Is 505 Fell St. MRS. R. L. JONES. :;>i
MEAT, WILLING GIRL FOR LI G H
±V housework; small family; references requirea.'
1136 Turk St.' r
ATUMBER OF GIR'.S FOR COOKING AND
Xi general housework; wages $20 to $25. - Apply
at the Swedish and German Employment Bureau,
315 Slitter st.;., -. - ;.. ;/..;.,. -,- ,„■ :■-•,::■: ;■ '
IDDLE - AGED GENTLEMAN WANTS
housekeeper '■ on ranch: - young widow,- »re-
ferred. Address G., box 65, Call Office. Oaklatj*. '
pANTS-FINISHERB. 841 MARKET STBEET.
ANTED-GIRL OR ; MIDDLE-AGED
woman; must understand bushellng on gents'
clothing. 212 Fourth st. . .
-1— JI*?!? TEP Conttnned •
ANTED— YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER
• » and typewriter for lawyer; state wages and
give particulars. Address S. F.. box 114. Call. : ■
T ADY CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS ON
XJ salary; good nosltions: saleladies in musliu
underwear and fancy goods: must be experienced
and capable of doing fancy needlework and mak-
Ine estimates on same; our system of business will
oe of assistance to you if you are in need of a posi-
tion. United States ; Industrial Agency, room 167
Crocker building.
G" IRL FOrThoUSEWORK; WAGES 810. 2094
YOUNG GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. Y. G.,
X box 18, Call Office. .
T ADIES TO DO WRITING AT HOME; IN-
-i-i terior towns; good pay. C. C. CO., 131 Post st.
GJ.IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
VX man preferred. 2322 Folsom St., bet. Nine-
teenth and Twentieth. • •
TAILORESSES, ALSO FIRST-CLASS WAIST-
X finishers, wanted. 504 Sutter st.
KESSMAKERS — FIRST-CLASS SKlRT-
makers wanted. 504Sutterst. .:
rTAIRDRESSING, 26c AND 3&c; MORNING
XXjftnd^ev|gclaBses;lo lessons,sl 50. 1248 Mission.
O'~ PERATORS ON FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS
and underwear. LEV STRAUSS & CO., 32y a
Fremont st. ' • 3
T AWRENCE PATTERN HOUSE— DP.FSS-
XJ cutting school. 1231 Market st.,bet. Bth and 9th.
UP I LS WANTED: POSITIONS GUARAN-
X teed ; patterns 25c up: latest skirts 35c. McDOW-
■c-LL S Dressmaking Academy, 213 Powell st.
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
;"; W Inchester House. 44 Third st., near Market :
200 rooms; 25c to SI 60 per night: 81 £0 to $6 per
week ; free bus to and trom the ferry. •
W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR
»» Market— Electric lights In very room- 200
rooms: 25c to SI 50 per night; SI 60 to $8 per
week: fr»e bus to and from the ferry.
DRfcSS CUTTING TAUGHT. U. S. TAILOR
XJ system. 14 McAllister st., rooms 67 and 68.
T ADIES TO SELL MANHATTAN egg FOOD-
XJ is the best. C. KERTELL, San Mateo. '
lANO LESSONS BY THOROUGHLY
X schooled artist; lessons 25c. 617 Jones st.
P ROFESSOR LIVINGSTON'S DRESSCUT-
X tlng »nd making school : all branches. 702 Sutter.
MALE. 111-.1.r WAMKD. \
V O SSoP*BBNCHOR S Wlis"sEcON D'coOKT
X first-class hotel; second cook, country hotel
830. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st.
I W ANTED-A POSITION AS TUTOR BY A
"» Harvard graduate; M. A. and Ph.D. of Colum-
bia; preparation for college a specialty: also
French, Spanish and luuian. Apply to MARY' L.
CHEENEY, 300 Post St. -
Sit -10 A WEKK TCTSALKSLADY' OR GENT
«JpOU to sell National Dishwasher: best and
cheapest made; over 50,000 sold; washes and
dries dishes in 2 minutes; no scalded fingers or
broken dishes; no muss; sells on merit; satisfies
all : easily operated ; also many other good sellers.
Write World Manufacturing Company/WS, Colum-
bus. Ohio.
TVT ANTED — TIN.-.MTrlf OR AGENT, WITH
»» 81000, in manufacturing business. Address
O. X., box 14, Call Office.
WANTED-IF YOU ARE A CATHOLIC AND
'"of fair education aud appearance and want
work, apply to J. N. ODELL, 7 City Hall square.
MAN TO JOIN ME: WORKING PRO POSl-
tion; 825 necessary. E., box 12, Call Office.
BARBER SHOP, SISKIYOU Ca. RUNNING
chairs. 25c shavins;: can be bought for 8175.
BeeSTOIiTZ, 630 Market st. ■■ ■ ; .
BARBER SHOP AND BATHS, SOUTHERN
pun of California, $185. Call; this is a bargain.
STOLTZ, 630 Market st. ■
WANTED— A GOOD MEAT COOK. 1416
Howard st.
IMRST -CLASS COATMAKER (MAN). TO
X I work inside. ROSENBLUM <fc ABRAHAM,
1103 Market st. -v
INDUST R US MAN, WITH 840 CASH, CAN
-L secure steady, profitable employment by ad-
dressing H., box 58, Call Office.
WANTED— CHILDKEN'SCLOTHING SALES-
man; A 1 reference required. KAPIIAF.LS.
l\ ANTED— STEADY MAN FOR : LIuHT.
'" active business; Stss per month to start with;
cash required. $150. 632 Market St., room 8. .
Fngle MAN WANTED AS PARTNER BY
single lady, in good business; smallcapltal. Ad-
dress G. 8., box 78, Call Office.
ANTED- MEN -EVERYWHERE TO ACT
■•» as privutedetectives tinder instruction; experi-
ence unnecessary; contract and guarantee fur-
nished. Address Co-operative Detective Agency,
Nashville, Term. ' .
\\r ANTED-A YOUNG UNMARRIED. MAN
»" of experience as grocery clerk; state refer-
ences. F. F. C, box 162, Call Office.
OY WANTED— COMMISSION BUSINESS;
f 3 per week. Address C, box 86, this office.
VV" ANTED -AN AGENT TO DRIVE 0Y E-
» f wagon. 685 Thirtieth St., Oakland. t
OR RENT— BARBEU-SHOP: FURNISHED;
central location; low rent. 950 Broadway, Oak-
land. , .. ' , -- - ,
XKBT-CLASS COAT - PKKSSER; STEADY
work: good wages. 641 Markets!. ■■■-'-
V[E\V WALDO HOUSE, 765 .MISSION,- BET.
J-* Third and Fourth. near;v opp. St. Patrick's
Church— l inform my friends and patrons that the
house is now ready for the reception of guests. No
labor or expense. spared in puttin? the house in
first-class condition. I. thank my friends and
patrons for their past patronage and hope for a con-
tinuance of same. Best house on Pacific Slope; no
dark rooms; best lighted and ventilated house in
city ; clean, quiet : a reading-room : one bed in ertch
room; prices from 16c up per night, 81 upper
week. . J.-BITTKKLIN, proprietor.
R" OSBDALE HOUSE, 3-2 i ELLIS ST.— SINGLE
furnished rooms, 20c: 81 per week. . '.<■;«. •,
IiIAMEN -TO TAKE LODGING at iuc, lfto
A'"' and 20c n night, including coffee and rolls.
1 624 Washington St., near Kearny. <
ANTED— MEN TO GKT BOTTLE SHARP
steam beer, 6c; bottle wine, sc. 609 Clay st.
\V r ANTED-SINGLK ROOMS, 16c A DAY; $1
"I week ; rooms for two, 25c a day, 81 50 a week;
readlns-room: dally papors. ,36 Clay st.
"CURST-CLASS BHOK REPAIRING; REASON-
X! able prices; no poor material. 319V4 Ellis st.
1 AA MEN TO GET A SHA VffTTO* 5C OR A
±Ul7 haircut for I Oc. 141/2 Montgomery aye.
MKNS SOLING 50c: LADIES' 40c: -' DONE
while you wait. 638 Market, opp. Palace Hotel.
pORN ICE-MAKERS WA N 1 I ) AT THE
\J Forderer Cornice Works, 224 Mission st. \
EN'S SOLES, 50c : HEELS, 25c: DONE IN 15
vunutes.while you wait. 1197 Market. cor. Bth.
\M HOUSE. 961 mission, NR. SIXTH
l'l —Thoroughly renovated : refurnished: 100 rms,
25c night to 81 50 week: clean; quiet; reading-rm.
ARBERS-FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC-
X> retarv Barbers'Asso., 325G,rnntave. S. FUCns.
EN'S SHOES HALF-SOLED 40c, LADIES
35c; done In 10 minutes. 959 Howard st. ,
INCH EST R HOUSE, 44 THIRD BT., N E A
Market; 200 rooms, '-'5 cents a ni»ht; readlng-
room: fre» bus to and irom the ferry.
T INDELL HOUSE, SIXTH AND lIO>VARD-.
J-J single furnished rooms: 75c week, 6c night.
ARBERS, F<jß EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC.
Barbers' Assn.. 12 Seventh. H. SCHEUNERT.
1 EARN A TRADE-SIGN OR PICTORIAL
-LJ painting taught, for 85: great opportunity .• D.
LEVY, 35 Eighth St., San Francisco.
ARBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY-
ment secretary. CONRAD TROKLL. 657 Clay.
fTIHE it a I LKOAD HOUSR M 8 OOMMSBCXI L
1 sr., below Montgomery; single rooms 15c night,
26c for two; best and cleanest house in town. ■ ,
AM KKE-CHINESE AND JAPAN ESE EM-
ployment office, 611 Bush st.. nr. Grant aye.'
1?BBS BEER— TWO SCHOONERS POE sc;
X 1 also a bottl tof lager, C>c, at 637 Clay st.
ANTED— MEN WHO DO NOT \ RECEIVE
their wages to place accounts with us; law and
commercial collection; no charge unless successful.
KNOX COLLECTION AGENCY. 110 Slitter, r. 4.
WHAT CHMR HOUSE, 629 >ACKAMENTO
st. : 100 outside rooms; best spring beds; single
rooms, 20c a day; 81 a week; meals, 10c.
OZART, 819 ELLIS, ROOM S~2SC~~TO 60C
night, 81 25 to B.V week; reading rooms.
B E E COFFEE AND ROLLS. 704 SANSOME:
X single rooms lßc. 20c a night, 81 a week.
WANTED-LABORERS AND MECHANICS
' ' to know that Ed l'.olkln, Reno House proprie-
tor, still runs Denver . House, 217 Third St.; 150 ,
large rooms; 25c per night; $1 to $3 per week.
EBT IN CIT/— SINOLK ROOMS. 15, 20 AND
25 cents per night; 81. SI 25, $1 60 *por week.
Pacific House .Commercial and Leidesdorff sts.
ztfiri 1 M SECOND-H AN DJKD SHOES.SOME
ttUU nearly new, 25c to 81 25. 662 Mission st. -
rpRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE-
-l low Sixth, for a room: 25c a night; 81 a week.
UST OUT; NEW MACHINE FOR RKPAIR-
ing shoes: call and see; half-soled in 15 min-
utes, done while I you wait ; all repairing done by
machinery: all repairing at half price: work guar-
anteed. 562 Mission et.. bet. First and Second. j
BOARDING WANTED.
wTA^TE^OIoIiETIN^RTv^TETF^AIJn^Y
-■"" in Western Addition for brother and sister,
adults. Address, stating terms, W. A., box 46, Call.
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE AND~S-
-»» , year-o:d child, sunny suite rooms, with board;
private family: references. Q. Z-. box 10, Call. .
j_ J ;■■■'■ : - : ' HOUSES tvantkd. ■_"_ '" : ._
ANTED — WEI^F^RNitS^^D^HOUSE",
"» . containing 12 to 15 rooms, for immediate oc-
cupation: location Western Addition. Address L,,
box 153, this office. -..■■-,,
; KOOHS WANTED. :.-.. . ; ', :
■pURNIBHED ROOM IN EXCHANGE FORA
J piano, half cash. P.. box 33, this office. : <X; -.-,-» •
2 FURNISHED;: ROOMS, WITH USE OF
kitchen, for housekeeping, north of Market, not
above Jones. Price not over 812. Please address
G. H:F.,333 Bush st. - ■■■■■■■• v~ ... ■-.;
_^_ MONE\ WANTED.
TO CAPITALISTS — WANTED, MODERATE
. sum •to complete ' the i most ' perfect cable or
trolley j car fender extant; will seli an Interest or
borrow the money, secured by . first-class real es-
tate. L. W., box 33, Call Office. ..•■*'■'
.V .',['.. agents wanted. *'..
ANTED-LOCAIT- AGENTS IN ' EVE R Y
. town ■on ' the ' Pacific Slope to handle John
Sherman's Recollections and i other publications;
we also want six good men to travel and appoint
acents. Address the ■', Werner Company, 7 City
Hall square, San Francisco. . ■
S~ EVEBAL GOOD CANVASSERS WANTED
for both city and country to handle fine quick
selling articles: big pay. : Inquire of A. 8., Ferry
Drug Co., 8 Market st.
fO ATO $10 PER DAY PRACTICAL
tJP^.OU men wanted everywhere to sell a series
of high art saloon cards: sell on sight; have no
equal; any man of ordinary ability can make
above wages during the next 60 days; complete
sample set with case for canvassing for 75c: write
early for territory ; money refunded if samples are
found unsatisfactory. Address Howe Printing Co.,
200 San Pablo aye., Oakland.
LEATHER SUSPENDERS; STRENGTH
J and comfort; agent's sample, worth SI, for 65c
prepaid., ; Kusaet Leather Co., 317 S. Grant at.,
Stockton, Cal.
"W" ANTED, CANVASSERS— 2 OR 3 FIRST-
'» class lady solicitors to sell new patented
article pertaining to ladies' apparel; never has
oeen placed on the market. For further informa-
tion call 1724 Taylor St., Oakland, Cal., from 1 to
3f. M.. ■-■■■■-
EVERY ONE THAT WISHES TO MAKE
money call or write: male or female ; all can
make money and lots of it. Aluminum Novelty
Company, 1508 Market Bt. , -- -.■.-■. ■.
/California mutual benefit society
\J wants cood agents to work its accident and
sick insurance; liberal inducements offered. J.
W. HANNA Secretary, Murphy building.
FURNITURE WANTED
"a "bsolutely hkTheW^bice^aidTfob
XX. second-hand furniture and carpets by Lundy
Furniture Co., 813 Market St.; call or send postal.!
ASH PRICK PAID FOR FURNITURE. JA-
COB SCH WERDT. 821 Mission, bet. 4th <fe sth.
AUCTIONEER J. C. MLTHER, 719 MARKET
XX st., pays highest cash prices for furniture.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE,
carpets, stores. BROWNE, 103 9th; postal.
HG. KRASKY, CARPETS, PICTURES.
. folding, iron beds, furniture; low prices; Cal.
Ktepladrier manutacM for the trado. 779 >li*«ion.
VVA.N li.l>-Jiisi;i.^^ANt.»>lls.
MIMEOGRXpIifn^^OD'oRDERrcTIEAP:
state price. Address Mimeograph, box 71,
Call Office.--
\\r ANTED— YOUNG POINTER DOG OR PUP.
'> W. V ..box 119, Call.
WANTED-OLD BARBER-CHAIRS; CHEAP.
»» 118 Kleventh st.
TTIGHEST PRICE FOR LADIES' AND GENTS'
■1-L second-hand clothing. HAHN, 316 Third st.
W ANTED— YOUR WATCH, IF IT NEEDS
'» repairing: best work at half the regular price.
DEUSS, watchmaker, 126 Kearny St., third floor.
SELL YOUR CLOTHING AND JEW
► flry to A. KLEIN. 109 Sixth St.; send postal.
MEDICAL,.
MrsTdr. g. W. SCOTT, 219 POWELL ST.—
■ Specialists in female complaints and diseases
of the. eye; consultation free.
A. BLESSING TO LADIES - INSTANT RE
xx lief for monthly Irregularities (from whatever
cause) by the most experienced ladies' nhysiciuns
in San Francisco, restores all cases by an improved !
method, superior to others: ladies will save time
and money, be assured of honest treatment by
consulting the doctors before calling on othtrs;
pattents who have been imposed upon are spe-
cially Invited; home in confinement: treatment
warranted: advice free, confidential. DR. and MRS.
DAVIES, 14 McAllister St., near Jones.
NEW PROC SS- N O MEDICINE, INSTRU-
ments'or worthless pills usea; 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 ■uin- call on men's
physician iknowledßp can hes»ntand us<>d at home;
all cases guaranteed. DR. POPPER, 318 Kearny st.
lAIIIES — CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PEN-
-Li nyroyal Pills (Diamond Brand) are the best:
safe, reliable; tuke no other; send 4c, stamps, for
particulars, "Relief for Ladies," iv letter by return
mail ; nt druggists. Chicheater Chemical Company,
Philadelphia. Pa. .
ALL FEMALE IRREGULARITII-.S RE-
XX stored in a few hours; safe and sure relief at
any time; travelers helped at once; home in con-
finement; French pills guaranteed; consult free.
MRS. DR. WYETH, 916 Post St., near Larkln.
A l;E K'S " FA LLI BL PREVENTIVE."
-L for either sex: send 2c for information or 60c
for trial jar. TAYLOR CHEM. CO.. box 1898, S. F.
J ADIES — DAUDET'S FEMALE RKGUJM.
J ting Pills: strongest, safest, best: never fail;
$1 per box. WIDBER'S drugstore, 14 Ellis St.,
formerly cor. Market and Thlra sts.. sole agents.
R,lT>lLL7l4 LLISTK STREET, NEAR
Diseases of women and children.
A SUBS CUBS FOR ALL FEMALE" DlS-
eases, from whatever cause; a home In con-
finement with every comforr; satisfaction guar-
anteed, by MRS. DR.OWYER. 226 Turlc at.
DV PRAE'S FEMALE REGULATING PI LLS;
safe and efficient emmenagogue; 81 per box.
RICIIARDS&CO., druggists. 4U6 Clay St., sole ag'ts.
A HUME, A FRIEND AND MOTHER'S CARE.
MRS. DR. FUNK'S, 1416Ktghth St.. Alameda.
R. GOODWIN MAKES a specialty of
XJ diseases of women and . restorts all irregulari-
ties In one day, guaranteeing a cure or no charge;
regulator 82; home for patients. 1370 Market st.
VI RS. DR. WEGENER; PRIVATE HOME IN
l'l confinement; irregularities cured In a few
hours without operation; pills 82. 419 Eddy st.
A LI'EAU'S FRENCH PILLS, A BOON TO
XX ladies troubled with irregularities: no danger;
cafe and sure: 82 60 express C. O. D. ; don't delay
until too late. OSGOOD BROS., Oakland, Cal. _
IF IRREGULAR Olt ANY' FEMALE DISEASE
see Mrs. Dr. Pnetas and be content. 254 V 4th.
bUuCA'I'IUAAL
N GLI SH^BRANC I HkTtaC( i uTF.^PrTvaTE
X-J or class: all BXas; moderate nites. MI>S
VIOLA A. DILLON, Supreme Court building. 305
Larkln St., room 98.
T ADV. SCHOOLTEACHER WILL GIVE IN-
.I-1 structions in English branches and music for
board. M.S., box 137, Call Office.
RS. MKLVILLE-SNYDER, 519 VAN NESS
aye.. piano, sinking and e;ocut;on in all
branches; drama and opera specialties; ladies aud
gents coached for private theatricals.
A LMER E. riYER,' TEACHER OF PIANO,
XX >;anjo, mandolin. 405 Geary st., room 17. ;
H"ECHf >^sT 7 HOO:-OF TEN-LETTEIi slU.iKl'-
httiid. 927 Market st. : advertised Sm'day only
LLE. GABRIELLE HEULAKD GIVES LES-
sons in French; evening course. 217 Geary.
ISSBOLT£'S.SUHOOL,2i!97 SACRAMENTO:
board, English, French, German, piano, 830
month; separate French kindergarten; couch.
."\f USIC iTrTfE DRAMA— FREE INSTRUC-
I»It Ion in vocal music, elocution and acting:
stage rehearsals; successful debuts guaranteed;
pnpilfi fitted' ror concert, rhoir and stage. Office
hours 2 to 4, rooms 123 and 124, 1236 Market st.
1/ LOCUTION — A MA, DELSARTK, PHYSI-
-lii cal culture, voice culture. OLIVE HOFF
SCHROEDER, 299 Hyde st. : call after IP. m.
8" PaK ISH, F RE NCH , < ERM AN; MODERATE.
Mt-isternchaft School Languages,' 122 O'Farrell st
EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 2i POST ST.
Bookkeeping, business pructice, shorthand,
typing, electrical engineering, telegrtiphy, modern
languages rapidly taught. Write for catalogue.
IWTIttHTBOHOOL;M EAI^D'S B U S. COLLKG E
iA Post: commercial, sliorthand. English : iow rate*
"iriOLIN, MANDOLIN, CELLO. BANJO; REA-
V sonable. PROF. FRANCIS, 1045y Valencia.
C CHEMISTRY AND ASSAYING. CUNNING-
Vj ham's School, cor. Geary and Powell sts.
AN FBANCIBOO BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1236
Market; send for cat.: day and evening session.
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, G^TA~R77coRNET
V taught. Prof. L. MERKI, 226 Geary reasonable
I. A SCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING-
Private theatricals Hrrange.l : pupils rehearsed
on Btaße. R. 6 & 12. 1. 0. 0. F. block, 7th and Market.
S~~&k(kHi ELECTRICAL, CIVIL, MINING, ME-
O chanlcal engineering, surveylnar, architecture,
assay : estab. '64. VAN DER N AILLEN. 723 Mkt.
A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS — THE
-■-V vV EKKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing.
DENTISTS.
DR. MEYER, LATE OF^B~sTxTH^ST^lu£
moved to 1012 Mission, near Sixth; gas given.
DR. L. T. CRANZ— EXTRACTION PAINLESS,
t crown work, bridge • work and I teeth without
plates a specialty. 103 Geary St., cor. Grant aye. ,
DR.REA,3OtTTURk"sT^ALL DENTAL WORK
at lowest prices and warranted : open evenings.
METAL PLATE TEETH EXTRACTED
or filled painlessly by my patent an.-vsthotic
Boo; won 28 prizes. Obdontunder Dental Parlors!
816% Geary st., bet. Larkln and Hyde, opposite
Saratogajaall. K. L. WALSH, D. D.S. vu l Bue
pROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 769 MAR^
\J ket, bet. 3d and 4th, gas specialists; only reli-
able agent for painless extraction: artificial teeth
frm $6; fillings frm $1 : extracting 50c. with gas 81.
<D»7 A SET FOR TEETH: warranted AS
«JP • good as can be made; filling $1. DR. SIMMS,
dentist, 930 Market st., next Baldwin Theater. j&
D*R. H. G. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETH
without plates a specialty. . 1841 Polk st.
IYR. LUDLUM HILI,, 144!T~MAKKET St"
XJ near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when
prates are made: old plates made over like new
teeth from 88 per set: extracting 60c: gas given. '
pOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. SOB MAR-"
.yketat^Dß. CHARLES W. DECKER. * lA " r
DR. J. 3. LEEK, 1206 MARKET, COR.GOLDEN
Gate aye.-Open evenings : Sundays till noon.
ALL > WORK REASONABLE AND WART
_ ranted. DR. J. W. KEY._II22 Markets * -
DR. GEORGE W. | LEEK, THE GEXUIN§
Leek dentist, discoverer of painless extraction
and patentee of improved bridge work or teeth
without any piate. moved from 6 to 20 O'FarreU
; : ■■.'■ SIOKAGt ■,:-;.': •■
OVERLAND^FRHoIiTTTSA^
Finh aud Bluxome sts., furniture and goods
packed, shipped and stored: ,9 large fireproof ware-
honses; low rates; advances made. Tel. south 388.
QTORAOE OF FURNITURE. PIANOS, HOUSE?
O hold goods, etc. J. M. PIERCE, 735 Market st.
WILSON BROTHERS. 1710 - MARKET-
| Storage ; low rates; telephone South 762. *
l iS'£r}r L^ S8 w STORAaE A a «vancses jiadb"
, ' 4i1<423 Market ab OfiAS. JU TAYLOB.
PERSONALS.
TiriDow of 40 wishesTtckmeet gentle-
»» man of 60 or 65. with means, to help her in
business. Address Widow, box 74, Call Oflice.
\f IDDLE-AGED RKSPKCT MAN
•■ill wants the acquaintance of a lady: object mat-
rimony: no objection to a widow; references ex-
changed. Please address M. S., box 40. Call Office,
pERMAN GENTLEMAN, WIDOWER,. D F-
VX sires to find a home for his two children, and if
convenient for himself, with . a refined = German
lady. Address E. 8.. box 120, Call Office.
THE MCDOWELL, THE WORLD'S €ELE-
brated system of dress-cutting; received the
highest award at the World's Fair and only system
receiving a gold medal at the Midwinter Fair:
easy to - learn; rapid to use; makes the most
stylish and perfect-fitting dresses: we teach the
cutting, fitting and making of everything that is
new, novel and styiish: teaching of full flaring,
circular and goriet slcir:s a specialty: also jackets,
capes, coats and collars; easy payments: unlimited
instructions: sewing lessons free: latest style,
Derfect-fitting patterns cut to order, 25c up, fit
guaranteed: dressmakers furnished to families;
now is the time to get ready for business. The
McDowell Dressmaking Academy, 213 Powell St.,
San Francisco/ -:.
INCOLN BROS., CASH GROCERS, 226
J Sixth st.— 6 pounds raisins, prunes, Tigs, pears
or apricots, 25c: 6 pounds split peas, sago, topioca
or barley, 25c; 5-pound can mincemeat, 25c; Beans
oysters, 4 cans tomatoes, 5 cans sardines, 25c;
citron, orange or lemon peel, 15c pound: eggs, 15c
dozen: butter, SQp a roll; picnic hams, 7c pound;
rolled shoulders, 8c pound: cheese, 5c pound. LIN-
COLN BROS., 226 Sixth, between the markets.
T)ORTRAIT COUPON-CUT THIS OUT, SEND
X it with a photograph and 90c to J. HOLLER, 8
Sixth St., S. F., and you will receive a 14x17 elec-
tric crayon portrait; the thousandsof premium
portraits of the S. F. Chronicle were all made by
HOLLER and his artists.
LA VERITE HAIRDRESSING PARLORS
J movea to 30 Kearny st. (over Maskey's); wigs,
switches, doll wigs of real hair, $1 50.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED perma-
O nently by our new treatment without slightest
injury to the skin; superior to electric needle;
write for particulars to the Curtis Co., derniatolc-
gi-tis. Chicago. Free trials. given, and sold at Ja
Verite's Toilet Bazaar, 30 Kearny St., Fran-
cisco. : . • ■■- __!
/CONCERT. OPER A- POTPOURRI, GIVEN BY
\J Vocal Teacher Joseph Oreven, in Odd Fellows'
Hall, on the Bth of January, 1898: admission 50c;
tickets in NEUMANN'S* piano-store, 82 Ninth st.
A~ DVICE FREE; DIVORCE AND PROBATK
laws a specialty; suits, Superior, Justice aad
Police Courts: terms reasonable: collections, etc. G.
W. HOWE, att'y-at-law. 850 Market, cor. Stockton.
AIRDRESSING AND MANICURING PAR-
lors ior sale: established for six years; at pur-
chaser's own price, Kooms 30-31, 14 Grant aye.
pUNCH AND JUDY SHADOWGRAPHS—
X Professor CnHtelotti can be ent:a?fd for schools
and private parties. 444y 2 Third .st., City.
ADIE EVANS, COSMETIC PARLORS. 850
0 Market St., room 42.
ICKS' . DETECTIVE AGENCY— ddress-
es located: experienced and tried men for
city and country; watchmen and guides furnisheil;
information and advice Rtrictlv confidential. Call
or write HICKS, 610 Spreckeis bidg, 927 Market st
ANCING Fo It BALLROOM OR STAGE
taught at IRVINE'S, 927 Mission, bet. Fifth
and Sixth.
p AG CARPETS WOVE TO ORDER, FOR SALE;
JV also chenille-wove rugs, silk-rag portieres; deal-
er in carpet twine in hank or chain at lowest rates.
GEO. MATTHEW. 709 Fifth St.. Oakland, Cal.
MRS. DR. PAUL MEYER.THE BEST BEAUTY
doctor in the city, has removed from 504 Sut-
ter st. to 1219 Polk, near Sutter.
OLID AY PRESENTS— FINE WATCH
diamonds and jewelry In great variety, oelow
factory prices. A. A. RITTER, 16 Third, nr. Market.
HAIR-DRESSING A V STYLE,2Sc, WAVING
included: excellent switches and front pieces i
forsl; hair chains made to order from $2 50 up; |
strictly on? price; established 1869. 11l Stockton
st. B. SPITZ, G. LEBEKER successor.
TMPORTED HAVANA. ' KEY"" WEST AND
J- hlgh-zrade domestic cigars at the tobacco bazaar,
1627 visaiiero st.. near Sutter.
"frJBW PROGRESSIVE WINDOW ANDHOUSE
".Li cleaning <o. .floors scrubbed contracts :day.wk
or mo. F. CARNOVAL & C 0.,29 Eduy. TeL 5.252.
WTDOW DESIRES TO BE ASSISTANT IN
children's boarding-school; teaches music,
French and English: salary low with privilege to
keep son of 12 years. J.. box 91, Call Oflice, Oak-
land.
"L^OR FINE POULTRY AND GAME GO TO A.
STRASSER, 78 and 79 Center Market.
L-'REE OF CHARGE '
X I To examine our Xmas rocker, enameled cream i
and gold upholstered silk plush, at $6: before pur-
chasing see our pr.cts. California Rattitn Com-
pany, 55 to 61 First st.
YIfOMAN WANTS GENTLEMAN IN BUSI-
« » ness. 12 Leroy place.
AN ICURE PARLORS: LADIES AND GEN-
tlemen: first-class work; 50c. 131 Post. room 20.
OSTS ADVANCED: DIVORCE AND PRO-
bate laws a specialty: promptness guaranteed;
reasonable fee. J. BEA N, atty-at-law, 927 Market.
ANCING (BALLROOM OK STAGE)TAUGHT;
private or class. IRVINE'S. 927 Mission st.
ISS DINAN: SPECIAL SALE IMPORTED
hats; $8 10 $10; stylish hats, bonnets, $5 up.
11l Stockton.
I a VERITE hairdressing parlors
J moved to 30 Kearny st. (over Maskey's) ; wigs,
switches, doll wigs, to oraer. .
TJLANKETS, FLANNELS.ETC: FULL STOCK:
X)a!so Yosemite blankets, California Woolen Mills
636 Commercial, nr.Montgmry. Factory Petalnma.
JOHN SM*iTH HAS MOVED TO 327-329
1) Sutter St., between Stockton st. and Grant aye.,
where the best of coal can be bad at lowest prices.
<B» "I ■ A . ROOM ; CARPETS CLEANED ON THE
tj) 1 floor. 208 venworth st.
EST . FOOTWEAR AT F. L. HEIM'S, 121
Grant aye. : prices suit the times. ;
TJVLECTRIC LIGHTS IN E V ERY ROOM—
XIJ Chester House, 44 Third st., near Market; 200
rooms, 25c to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per
wtek : free bus to and from the f erry:
SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER
illustration; day and evening classes. 424 Pine.
NE MOHE CUT— ; ~
Oak Roll Top De5k5....... $14 to $35
Oak Chiffoniers.......:.. From $10 up
Oak Bed Sets.... $17 60 up
Oilcloths and Linoleums 30c up
Stoves and Ranges....... .....:.. $3 up
Thousands of bargains. We keep everything.
Cash or time payments. - J« NOONAN,
1017. 1019. 1021, 1023 Mission St., above Sixth.
T7GYPTIAN HENNA, $1; HAIRDVE. PER-
XVI fectly harmless. l-angley-Michaels Co.; all
chemists; Hubbard'n 923, Hauptli's. 1156 Market.
HE ECONOMY, 40 SIXTH ST., BETWEEN
Mission and Market: millinery; hats trimmed
for 25c: bats pressea, 25c; feathers curled, sc.
T IBERAL ADVANCES ON DIAMONDS, JEW-
■LJ elry, etc. : lowest rates. 948 Market st.
TTAVE YOUIf FEATHER-BEDS. PILLOWS,
XX filled at 870 Mission.cor. 6th. OWEN MrCABE.
MBSL. M. H. OBER, HEADQUARTERS OF
Ypsllantl Jersey-fitting Underwear, T'nion Suits
<t Equestrian Tights, Ober Corsets for stout fifrnres.
Sole ascent for Equipoise Waists, Jcnness Miller
goods and Gertrude baby outfits; great reductions:
send for catalogue. 34 Geary st., San Francisco.
1/WkA BUMNESS CARDS, $1 50: FELE-
XUUU phone "Black 141." HILL,724i<, Market.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER O> ELEGANT,
reinnp.nts for $10;- samples nnd self-measure-
ment on application. LEON LEMOS, Merchant
Tailor, 1332 Market st., San Francisco. .
SECOND-HAND AS WELL AS NEW BARS,
showcases, counters, shelvings, mirrors, desks,
safes, chairs, scales, etc, and a very large stock of
them, too; be sure and see stock and get prices be-
fore golns; elsewher?. J. NOONAN, 1017, 1019,
1021, 1023 Mission St.", above Sixth.
OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND SOLD;
store nxtnr«,s. donrs, windows, lumber, pipe,
etc.: cheap. Yard 1166 Mission st.. near Eighth.
COLLECTING, TRACING. SHADOWING AND
) locating at GRAHAM'S Agency, 330 Pine St.
MACHINE WHITEWASHING ; CONTRACTS
■i'A taken; whitewashing and tree-spray rooms
whitened. $1 up. 1560 Market St., near Hayes.
<i|« 9 SUITS TO ORDER; SAMPLE by MAIL.
<fI)XZ< NEUHAUS. Merchant Tailor. 115 Kearny.
CILOAKS, CAPES AND SUITS RETAILED AT
\J mfrs' cost. Factory. 20 Sansome st.. upstairs.
OLD GOLD, SILVER. GEjNTS' AND LADIE^
clothing bought. COLMAN. 41 Third st.
WIN DO SHADES MANUFACTURED TO
order by WILLIAM McPH UN. 1195 Market.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THK
ywn.th.LY CALL, sent to any address in the
L nited States or Canada one year for $1 50, post-
age free. '
UKESSMAKKKS. ; "
BRADLEY, MODISTE, 313 GEARY ST.!
gooJs and findings, $12 up; suits. $6 up;
memrning orders in twelve hours -.dresses made over
T\RESSES CUT FITTED, ft; DRESSKS
\J popular prices; engagements hv day. ll<ieary.
LOST. ~
ffl>9A RE WA RD^XOST. S ATURDA. V*
«JP^iV/ 30, in vicinity of Pacific Mall dock, Iml y '»
purs '.containing jewelry, key and papers. Fimlrr
return jewelry, no questions asked, to L. X., 726
L3tt st. .■:.-:.■;■. •; J ;■ /. ;:; -.-. ;;.; - ;; " .', . V
T OST-Y;oLD PADLOCK BRACELET, <■ ON
JJ Poik. bet. Call for and Ellis. • Suitable re-
ward on returntoBo4Ellis st. . ,-
LOST-A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
Savings and I,onn Soclet ■■ of I San Francisco In
the name of SAMUEL GRIMSHAW, No. 201,948.
The finder will please return to bank.
4t9ft REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS
<P^jV askedjjost near junction of Market, San-
some and butler sts., lady's gold watch, Walt ;
No. of case, 64,367: No. of 1 movement, 3,068,390.
Return to 2094 Market st. :„ 1 ,:. '--. '" ,
T OST-DECEMBER2,* LARGE PUG DOG, AT
JJ Eddy and Taylor sts. Return 1018 Mission
St.; liberal reward.
"_^V,,,':V;.i.'FODND.; Vr'i"':,'. , :^''".:
FiOUN^TTH^^^EA?fEiT^^L^AROUND
stock of accoruions. mandolins, banjos - and
guitars in the city at prices lower than the lowest.
KEENE'B Pioneer Music-store, a Third Bt., cor.
Market.' -■'-'>-;;:-.■.:■..;::■; - . : ■:■:■,.■■..,:.,■ .;.-■'.■■-.- -..-■,
OUNU-POINTER ' DOG, WITH COLLAR.
Owner apply at 3090 Mission su
colntky BEAL ESTATE.
O>DiviDBUSH(:0 > DiviDBUSH ( : ( cbuNTRYDEPARTMi.NT l
11 montgomery ST.
(mo PER ACRE WILL BUY ONE OF THE ,
shO best stock and dairy farms in this State, lo-
cated at Snlt. Point, Sonoma County: consists of
3600 acres of land, with 4 miles of ocean frontage;
2 schooner landings on the place: plenty of wood
and water; about 400 acres are rented to a dairy
ranch loracasn rental of $700 peryear: easy terms.
c , Q nnn *8o acres,. 2 miles from
Clayton. Contra Costa County: 125
acres of level farm land; balance rolling pasture:
handsomely wooded: water from springs and
wells- fenced and cross-fenced; good, hard-hnfshed
house of 8 rooms; barn nnd outbuildings; sm ill
family orchard; this is a fine grain or stock farm
and is worth twice the price asked; easy terms.
& - A PER ACriK-GLEN GROVE RANCH, 25
«rOU miles from San Francisco, 21/2 miles from
Valleio and opposite Port Costa: 420 acres with a,i
of a mile fronui?e on tide water, wi.h unarf and
warehouse; 30 acres in fruit and wine grapes;
spring water; windmill for irrigatins; kitchen and
flower garden: elegant modern hoiist' of 14 rooms,
with wineroom, dairy, servants' qnarters, with
stables, Bhe<*a and outhouses, sheep and poultry
pens; til handsomely fenced and all farm land
now renting for a cash rental of $SOO per annum:
this is one of the handsomest p.aces on the
Straits or' Carqulnez, and is a great bargain at
the price asked: easy terms will be granted. .
at 1 n PER ACRE— ABOUT 700 ACRES 8
»jpl I miles NE. of Petaluma; 40 acie-t plateau
lurid; 300 acres cun be cultivated; 100 res level;
80 acres in resistant vineyard; family orchard,
both in bearing; balance good pasture land, with .
plenty of wood and water; good house, large barn,
dairy-house, stable and other outbuildings; all
fenced and cross-fenced ; water from livine spring
piped to house and barn; now renting for a cash,
rental of $BUO per annum: this is a fine dairy and
stock farm, and Is the cheapest property in Sonoma
County: easy terms.
1 (\'\(\ ACRES NEAR VALLEY SPRINGS,
IvtU Calaveras County, for rent: fine improve-
ments: fine grain and pasture land; rent $600 per
annum.
on ACRES AT WALNUT CREEK FOR RENT;
OU al level bottom land; improvements; rent
$350, < alf .ash. ,
1(\ ACRE?, 1 MILE FROM WRIGHT'S STA-
TcU tion. for rent; 16 a-res in v ney rd and or-
chard, etc.; rent $300 a year, half cash.
(irt ACRES, NEAR PETALUMA.FOR RENT,
•-\j good Improvements; rent $17 j cash per an-
num.
Ai.) ACRES AT COLFAX FOR RENT; 20
T'^J acres in orchard and vineyard; lovely profit-
able place: $:-s5O rent cash.
00 -r ACBES NEAR LIVERMORE FOR
*jO*J rent: fine grain and stock ranch, with fine
improvements; rent .$6O 1 a year, half cash.
UfK HAVE SOME OF THE GREATEST BAR-
» » quins in improved fruit, vineyard, grain and
stock lanches that ever were seen in this State, as "
also som« fine Income properties tor exchange.
Call for particulars. . .:...•■■■.'■
D\V IN K. ALSIP <fe C6T| "
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY.
We have sold and exchanged properties during
hard times. Why? Because we have a long list
of the best properties In the State at the lowest
prices, and parties wishing j country lands find ex-
actly what they want.
PRICES REDUCED FROM $6000 TO $4500.
OWNER MUST SELL
Immediately, on account of leaving the State: a
fine 10-acre fruit farm at Mountain View, Santa
Clara County, with trees in fine healthy condition,
in full bearifij-, and also some berries for home use;
house of 5 rooms, barn; chicken-houses to accom-
modate 1000 chickens; place is in fine order, hay*
ing always had the best of care.
ALSO
$12.000— A very desirable place near Concord,
Contra Costa County, consisting of 105 acres: 70
acres rich bottom land, balance fine fruit land;
good house, outbuild family orchard; its
nearness to the San Francisco market makes tnis
place specially suitable for raising vegetables;
terms are easy: $1000 or $1500 down, and balance
on time, or will exchange in part for city property.
EDWJ-N K. ALSIP <fc CO.,
No. a, rotunda, Mills Building,
s»n Francisco.
4 • SPLENDID RANCH
Of 165 acres, half creek bottom, good for 3^ tons
hay per acre: all rich loam; only 20 miles from
this city and 114 miles from two railroade; 12-year-
old assorted orchard: perpetual water; plenty tim-
ber; only $70 per acre.
IQI ACRES VEGETABLE LOAM ABUT-
AO3 tins: on creek; 5 minutes from Santa Rosa's
courthouse; $2750.
1 l\ TO 20 ACRE TRACTS; LIVING CREEKS
J-Vl on two sides; no hetter and on earth; 10
minutes to Santa Rosa's courthouse; $160 per
acre; exceptionally easy terms.
"1 O<\ ACRES ALL r.V HEAVY ALFALFA, 11/
-L— " miles from Madera courthouse; goes for
half its vali c.
£•$ ACRES ADJOINING THIS CITY, 4V
v»:j miles from City Hall: extra good land; suita-
ble lor nursery or vegetables; 4 living springs;
$2250; will sell half.
1 J.JA ACKES JUST ALFALFA LAND ON
-L "it""/ both sides San Joaquin Valley new R. R,;
I adjoins the famous Haggln it Tevis alfalfa ranches;
[ graded by bank last year for loan at, $25 per acre |
jf sold this week will go for $9 p r a«fe: must sell.
HUGHStiIKLS, Croekertßuitding..
A GREAT BARGAIN— 3S ACRESiOF LAND,
-rV- with good house of 5 rooms, r»Jii, windmill,
tan ■:. otc; about 'J.O acres in fruit, cbjpfly olives.
$600— acres - near Santa Rosaf good land;
fenced; smail house; good chicken-house, incu-
i ba or and about 100 hens. r
$1800— 10 acres near Bellevue, Sonoma County;
new cottage, 6 rooms; barn-; 3 large chicken-
houses; coops, brooders, etc.
We have some fine fruit land near San Jos«
which we can sell in 10-acre lots, with nothing
down, if the buyer will plant fruit; payments to be-
gin in six years- after planting, when quarter is to
be paid each year until paid; ask for particulars.
GAMAN ifc LYON, 215 Kearny st.
rOA ACRES-$5 PER ACRE; PLENTY OF
i)UU water; good hog ranch. P. E. LAMAR,
313 Montgomery st.
TOOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— 2O7 ACRES B
S. miles from St. Helena: 18 acres bearing vine-
yard. 15 acres planted for oat hay; good buildings;
fine pastures: creek running across; plenty spring
water; stock, chickens, farm tools go with the
place; fine for chickens, dairying and vineyard;
$5000; easy terms. Apply 706b Guerrero St.. S. F.
ci»QAA POULTRY RANCH; COMPLETE;
OUU . San Mateo. SPECK <fe CO., 602 Market.
fflJTXnn FOR SALE OR LtASE-SliUEit
tjp I O\J\J. resort, 3 miles from Santa Cruz, with
80 acres of land; house 16 rooms; furnished;
horses, ' carriages, farming implements. Inquire
1061 Mission St.,
ESPARTO TOWN AND COLONY: ON LV 3 OR
4 hours from the bay: the most equable climate
of Central California, and the neighborhood of the
next great development of electric power; equal to
Folsom; a part of the "Rancho Canada de Capay
Grant": unquestionably the earliest and finest
fruit oelt on the coast and superior to any for di-
versified farming; about 600 acres, in 20-acra
farms, surrounding the town ; town already con-
tains large) brick blocks, a fine hotel, a fine higb-
school building, water works, artesian, pure and
soft; desired a purchaser or purchasers to take the
whole interest of present owners in the colony lots
and lown property, in lump or otherwise, at shock-
ingly low figures: it won't cost much to examine;
is an irrigation canal on the land. Apply to GEO.
D. FISKE <S CO., Woodland, Cal.
ORANGE BLOSSOM COLONY,
OAKDALE, STANISLAUS CO., CAL.
Beautiful young oranee groves in tracts of 5 acres
and upward, lying along the Stanislaus River, two
and a half miles from Oakdale.the principal station
of the Southern Pacific Railroad on the line between
StocKton and Merced. The Stanislaus and Saa
Joaquin Irrigation Company's canal runs directly
through the colony and the property has a per-
petual water right.
We are prepared to sell portions of the property
either unimproved or already planted to Washing-
ton Navels, Mediterranean Sweets and Maltese
Bloods. I Th« property Is under the immediate
direction nnd care of nn experienced horticulturist,
who has received diplomas and medals at elghc
different county fairs in the State and for a small
consideration cares for IM orange groves for non-
residents. '■'' .
A huh and dry country, with a perfect natural
drainage system. Alt kinds of small game near by
aft'orUs excellent »po« for hunters.
Prices for land, including a perpetual water right
ana planted to orange trees, $>170 per acre. Unim-
proved land with fully paid up water rights, $70
per acre. Terms: Tue purchase price payable ia
six annua! payments, without Interest; title per-
fect and liberal discount for cash.
For further particulars, maps and catalogues, ad.
ASTON, ELDKI & CO.,
638 Market Street.
v san Francisco, CaL,
Or F. T. KNEWING, our representative.
Oakdale, Cal.
T HAVE SEVERAL NICE PROPEB lES TO
.1 ex<.-haiiK>' for Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda
property. For particulars inquire 682 Market St.,
iwiu .V D. H.TWING, Sonoma County, Cal.
1 i\ ACRES, *HK>: MURK SAME PRICE; PA Y-
IV' able fl <» week, without Interest: level valley
land; r»iln»ail runs through the tract: the best
tutrgnin la CtUitorot*; secure a home: you will not
mt*» the *2 a wet>k: will be worth $5 to $1.
WKSTKRX I v\" COMPANY, 640 Market st.
W t. HAVK sot i>
1 » 70,WG Nvwih 9] t'HK McMAHAN RANCH
IN I US \<l' 60 DAYS.
Cataioguv tree W> **'.iv .uMreaa.
9MVKK, ivy v* co.,
J& MMtfonery st.,
__ _ ■ ■ '- M»n Francisco, CaL
CJUO.UM'INB .'"'VJMUK.tt" FOR^SALE. J. J.
O BIUI.OW »*c<M>d. tfwr, room) S, Mills building.
4TO . Ay UK vtUVKb-N t; VNi'HES ON 10
years' crvdtv tv v. iwinu. Sonoma Clty.Cai.
SKNI) FvnToUn im UF ORCHARD HOMES
O fur sale, WiH>sVKK vfe WH ITTON. San Jose.
4 wrt k mh-. • FOR s 5 CENTS—
2\. W XXXI.V i.vlX. in wrapper, for mailing.
ATTORXEVS-AT-LAW.
APVICE 1 XXX ; DIVORCE "aXbTpROBATB
laws a specialty; suits, Superior, Justice and
Police Courts; terms 1 reasonable ; collections, etc,
Q.W.HOWE, att'y-at-law, 850 Market.cor.Stocktoa
WW. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.42O
» California st.. rma. 14-16: advice free.
_ _ SEWING MACHINES. ;' ■
pENTED $1 60 MONTHLY; ' SECOND-nAND
Jt machines from $3 upward > Domestic, New
Home, White, Singer at half-price. 145 Blxth st.
SEWING: MACHINES, ALL. KINDS SECOND
hand in good working order from $5 upward
machines rented fl 50 and $2 per month. 1368
Market st. , - .

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