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12
THE GRAND JURY'S FEES.
The Appropriation Has Kun Out and
Some of the Members Will Have
to AVuit for Their I*:iy.
Auditor Broderick wes summoned be
fore the Grand Jury yesterday on its own
collective and individual behalf. The
Auditor has found himseif n't the end of
the appropriation tor jury and witness
fees, wit 1 some $1900 demands in his
nands unsatisfied. The appropriation
made nt the be^iiininß of the tiscai year
was J4500. and upon that sum the Auditor
has signed warrants to t tie amount of
$4498. Tin-re being no warrant lor the
even $2 the Auditor s opped there, ana
»-ent the balch oi warrant-, amounting to
$1900, back whence they cairn 1 . Amoni'ihe
iot were a number Irom members of the
Grand Jury, and that body became nerv
ous about the result, aud so summoned
t lie Auditor balore them to learn what it
meant.
That official explained the situation, but
advised the gentlemen not to worry, as
Uieir fees could, in his opinion, be ob
tained from the ;unds of next year, as le
ing within the salary list. It the money
to pay them weic taken out of any oiher
fund, he explained, it would simply be
taking it fiotn some other fellow who
might not be able to recover it in the
same way. lie advised them 10 secure
the opinion of City and Couniy Attorney
Creswell on the matter.
EEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
« uno Grellmann to Ferdinand C. Trapp, lot on 8
line of Valley street. 126 E or Sanch z, li 25 by S
114; $5.
[ie;l Llnderman et al. (by I.ansin; Mizner. com
missioner) to Adam Grant, lot on N line of Clay
Btieet, 88:9 W of .-ansome, W 44:3, N fO, W 4
inches, N 7. X 25:4. N 24:8, X 19:3. S M:8; also
lot on SW corner of Greenwich and Broderlck
streets, S 275, W 258:9, S\Y 15.10. N\V 123:5, E
I4b:ll. N 137:6. X luS:S: also lot on SW corner
of Filbert and Brodenck streets, s 137 by W
202:9: $16,951.
Adam Grant to Hartland Law, lot on SW corner
of Greenwich and Broderlck street*, S 275, W
253:9. NW 15:10, NW 123:5, X 146:11, N 137:6,
i. 108:2: also lot on SU' corner of Fi bert and
Broderlck streets. S 137:6 by- W -0J :9 $10,000.
Tiiouias and Ca'lieriue Golden to William O.
Watson, lot on .N line of fur>c street, 171:1uV2 E
of Taylor. X S3:4^ Dy N 137J8: «10.
Colin M. Bu>d (truitee of il:e estate of Caroline
Burns) to Lore C. and Kstelle V. Ryder, loi on
SE line of Bryant street. 64 Mi ot Third. .Mi 22
by SK 80: $1.
Emily H. Pnr.lee to (.er>ri;p C. Pardee. lot on NW
corn. . r of Fourth and Folaomstree.s, 80 oil Folsom
by 55 on I- ourih; also lot on .\K Corner of Mission
and Fifteenth streets, 80 on Mi-siou by 100 on
Fifteenui; rlso property in Alameda County and
all interest in me estate of E. H. Pardee; $10.
Nellie Craig to Man- E. and Katharine A. Craig,
lot on N line of joint Lobos avenue, 32:6 E of
Twelf h avenue, X -5 by .N 100: $10
William H. Minson (admlnis.rator of the estate
of John T. Klrby) to tmily F. i urrler, lot on NX
corner of A street and Wtst 'lwelfth avenue, X
100 by E 67:6: $10SU.
James spencer to Nellie A. Spencer, lot on W
line of Fifteenth avenue. 100 .< of D s rec , W
127:6 by N '.'5; $10.
Chaile3 W. and Georgians A. Wrlsht to Minnie
C. sad er, beciuning 3uo feet S of SW corner of N
street ami if cc ah avenue, W 2.*^5 by S3'JO: $10.
Charles vs. Wright 10 game, lot on s\V corner of
N street and Fifteenth avenue, W 1255 by 200;
*i 0
a.me to same (trustee for H. J. Sadler), begin
ning SOU feet N irom NE corner of o street and
£xteejuh avenue, E 127:6 by N f)U; $10.
""same to same (trustee for E. L. Sadler), lot be- I
ginniui: 350 N tiom NX corner of O street and I
Sixteenth avenue. E 127:6 by N 60; $10
j-ame to .> cues F. M. Sadler, lot beginning 2110 B
from SW c rnerof N street ana Blneentn avenue,
W 127:6 by -.100; .* l.>.
Delitia Hanratta to Arthur F. lianralts, lot on I
NE line of »ervia (Thirteenth) avenue, 100 st of
i-usquehanna (N) street, SK -_'5 by Xt 100, O'Neil
it lla. ey Tract 249: f ft.
Al AMKIIA COUXTY.
H. H. and Susie L. ielden to William J. Dingee.
lot on E li-e of Myrtle street. l'J6:6 N of Twentv
sixth. N 40:6, E 100. N 275, 1. 25, b 315:6. W 125
to beginning, bock 655, subject to a morigage,
i akland: $&.
1 er and Mary P. Rothermel to C. G. I'anb. lot I
on SW co tier of I earl and Ruby Streets, W 115. R
Ho. b 111.L'4, N 35.16 to Detuning, lot 58 and X i
10 feet or lot 57. map of American Investment I
Union Tract 1. ui.kia-id. $10.
Henry ana Emilie Schelthaas to Union Savlnes
Bank, lot on > rine of Thirty- fjnrtn s ree', 132 \V
0 linden, W 25, N 10 :ti' 4 , si: st»:10, n 87:2,
f 87:2 10 beginning, lot 19, i.lock 6>>3, '.lascock
Tract; no. c— This deed is accepted in full pay
ment of a mortpaee executtd by tratiicr l<i
grantee March 10, 1893. and recorded M .rch 14.
1893, in 469 m 25. Oakland: $10.
Daniel and Victor a Stuart to Fame, lot on N 1
, line of EdwarJs street, 950 X of 1 elegraph «v- !
1 enuc. E iCO by N 125. .ols 20 and 21. Pacific |
Th okg ca 1 eeminarjr '1 ract, Cakl.tn I and oak
land Tow ship: $10. (Note This e<-l is riven
in fun payment of certain note ami mortage ex
ecuted by grantor to grantee on «- ctoof-r 16, i»t»s, I
ai d recorded October 19, 1895, In 509 m 19/.)
Bess : a ci\va:a to Isaovilaa Woods, lo: on '
NW line of Twenty- lon rthavenae, 50 NKal i.asi :
Seventeenth stree:. Nt 51, -N W 135. SW 101. bE
10, NE 50, -E J-5, a portion of lo: 6, block J,
subdivision 50 Associates' Tract, bast Oakland;
flO
Frank A. and Mac G. Losh to William J. Dlngee,
lot on SW corner of sonnvaide avenue with - Oak
land av-iiue, <>' W 156.73. BW 00. IK 130.3.', E
56 46 to Leg. tilling. lnts 17 and 8. b ock « , father
Tract Oak. and Township: $5.
Jos;ph and Jane Branae ism In to George Bross,lot
on N line of 'lavlor a'<enue, 401 Ent Nil th strep',
X 39.90 by N 122. lot 10 and M 1.45 feet 01 lot 11.
block A. map of por.ion oi Original Vlscher Tract,
Alamela; $10.
Caroline W. KunkletoP. Riihiil, lot on W line i
01 Henry street, 50 -* of Webster, N 25 by W lot-,
lot 46. i) oi-ic 29, resubdlvlsion townsite of Fitch
burg, formerly Fitchbure llotae<tead lots, Brook
lyn Township: $10.
Malco m R. Bankh ad to Agnes J. Bell, lo: on N
line of Fourth street, 75 E or Castro, X 25 by -\
62:6, being the s 6.:6 feet of lot 28, bloc* 47, sub
ject to mortgage, Oakland: gran:.
Kate Kennedy and Williim Crosbie (b? com
missioner) to Peter H. .-tubbe, lot on kJJ corner of
Dennison and Valdez streets. E 31:3 by S 100, be
ing portion of lot 8, block I), shell Mound Tract,
East Oakland; $1809.
C. E. and Lena C Frisbie to Robert Cherry. lot
on s line of Heody street., 39.80 W from X
boundary line of 1.0 in Villa 'ITi.ct. s 120 by W
40, helm lot 15, Lorln Vila T'ac , Berkeley; $10.
Co:umbus Bartlelt. to ih.ir.es A. llnop r. lot
beginning at the end or terminus of E line of Haw
thor e street, 756:3 S from --an Antonio avenue,
s 475 by W 91, belnc portion of 10. 31 in section
11, Township 2 south, range 4 i., -Map 2 of bait
marsh and tide la; ds: (750.
Charles L. and Pearl I>. Hnceins to Sarah F. J
Soph (wife of a. v.), lo; 0:1 s line of Cedar street,
1 0 W of Kucltd avenue, W 50 by S 124.26. being
lot 14. block 6, Daley's Scenic Park Tract, Berke
ley: $100
George A. and Clara A. B«l!ard to Victor E.
O!son, lot on W line ot i-i.it!i street, 5J 8 of >ddt
son. SSO by W 100, being a portion of lots 4, 5
and 6. block 106. Tiara B, Berkeley I and and
Town Improvement Association, sub] ct to a
mortgage, Berkeley; $10.
Bailders' i i.iitrncs.
I cne Pamn^ls with *> ilhelm <fe Taylor, to erect
a taint; b 1 i <r.nic of six flats ou s lin • i f
Green street. lH8:10i/ 2 X of Dupont, C. A. Meuss
dorffer architect: 8.4650.
Margaret Ehlinjcr with Weste A Fenn, to erect
a one-Rtor/ cott ■•-•« on A street, near Eighth
avenue. E. Mcc Weste architect; $11 h7.
Jonas Schoenfeld with William F. Wilson,
plumbing aid g.istitting for a tine -siory botldinc
ou Geary street. 247:6 W of Gough, S;iifield <t
Kohlberg architects; $1025.
Mary Donnelly with C. Doarlaa, alterations and
addit ons to a two orv frame building on X me
of Shipley street. 175 E o J Fifth: $1045.
SAN FRANCISCO "CALU"
BT'PINEPS OFFICK of tbeSan FranciscoCat.t,
--710 Market street, opeu uutil 12 o'clock every
Eight In the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montßonvry street,
corner Clay; opon until 9:30 o'clock.
: J ?9 Hayes sireet. open until 9:3Oo'clrtelc
Gls larkln street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open
antil 9 o'clock.
2618 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock.
lb" Ninth stref t; open until 9:HO o'clock.
IXM Po'.k street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
BtW. corner Twenty-seconJ and Kentucky
streets; open till 9 o'clock.
SPECIAL NOTICED.
Xt^S? THEY SELL ALL KINDS OF DRY
»-J^ goods, hosiery, underwear, bedspreads,
towels, table-rovers, laces, embroidery, lining",
trimmings, veiling*, etc . very cheap at Pioneer
Dry.ooili store, 105 Fifth st
C^ff' E WELL'S DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED
&>-»' a t 23d and Folsom sts. Telephone while 271.
mry&* TURKISH-' CABIN XT baths FOR
WJy gents and ladies. R-, 11, 120% Geary st.
IKS' MNETKEKIH GRAND AN- A
ISZt? nnal picnic and excursion cf thegTjap^l
Aiis'rlan Military and Beuevo'ent Assoc.i-E;;)j£3
ntion in tne r elegant new uniform, A^ri- iJ^yST
cuitu nil Park, San Jose. SUNDAY, June
13. 1897. Round trip $1.- '1 rain leaves Third and
Townsond sis. at 9:3U A. M. Stops it. Valencia
sta;iun at 9:40. COMMITTEE.
gt^s=» JI.MK. »LLIE LAKK, genuine CABI-
Ifc-*' net nrths; tvnts and ladies. Rooms 28-20,
17. Stockton ul-
ttZW BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR *4:
aV-*^ , ollf-f tions made: city or country. Pacific
Collection Co., 415 Mouthy at., room 6; tel. 6580.
H^S=" KAY CITY TRANSFER CO., REMOVED
XSZ& 244 to 31H/4. -'..tier. F l runks ilelievred. 25c
DIVIDKNU NOTICES.
B^S' DIVIDEND NoriCf— DIVIDEND NO.
sfrjß' 44 (25c per share) or the UUICHINSoN
SUGAR PLANTATION CO. will be payable at
the office of the company, 327 Market su. on and
after MONDAY, June 21, 1897.
Transfer- boo^s will c1»-sj Tuesday, June 16,
1897, at 3 o'clock p. v. i.. li. sUIiLDUN, Sec.
CHVKCII NOTICES.
B^3j=' HOWA KD-VIREET MET HOI>I>»TEFIS-
■F-^ 7 copal » hurch. l»et Second and Third sts , !
two Ij in-,!, faom la! it Hole..— Rev. W. W. Case.
D. D., pastor; Mr. Mar. in Schutze, musical direc- ,
tor. 'I he special music to-raoirow morning will ]
consist of contralto solo by Miss Isella 11. Van ;
Pell, -'The Voice of the Father." (Owen: tenor ■
solo by Dr. H. i». Noble. -'I lit- Unseen Kinedom," j
by lane. Hours of public servlres. Ha. m. uud j
7:45 p. M.: >uiiaa.v-BCiiiol at 12:K0; prayer meet-
Ing Wednesday evening. 7:45: I p^orth League
6:45 Sunday evening. Morning subject. '•! he To-
Morrow of Death." Evening, sermon by Dr. J.
W. J'h-lps. pastor C»llfornla-sL Church. Pastor's
res dence, 140 Hawthorne st., near the church.
Telephone b:a k Ml.
Ct^= CENI UAL BIKTHOWI-ST EPISCOPAL
l^-C Church, Mission St.. BeL S xth ana Sev-
enth—The past r, Rev. i -.. R. Dille, will preach
moiutUK and evening. Mornliiit subject. -Tlie
Guest Chan and th? Divine Guest." Evening,
"Ihe tori:; Thai l:ea lied My llearu" SunJav-
school (R. V. Watt, superintendent) at 1 p.m. i
Young People's Society Christian Kndeavor nt |
6:30 r m. Midweek service Wednesday. All ;
1 co in 1 1 .
HOWARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
SJI' cor. oak ana Baker sts.— Rev. F. R. Farrnnd,
pastor, services at 11 A. M. and 7:45 P.M. In the j
evening the regular monthly praise service; 1 me. !
"The Cross " The ie(Olar church quar.et will be
a3»is:ed by Dr. F^-gei.sbn-ger wi;li 'cello solo, !
Ml-s Pearl Noble with cornet .111 1 the Howard
chorus. Sabbath-school at 9:..0 a. m. Younc l'eo-
ple'a >ociety Ctirisuan Eudi^ror at 6:30 p. m. ;
Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening. All cordi iliy
Invited.
Bt^|=» TRINITY M. E. CHURC I, CORNER
tf«^ sixteenth and Market sis.— rev. F. F.
Jewell, pastor. Serv.ces at 1 1 a. m and 7:30 p. m.
The I'Hs.or will preach. Morning subject, " The
Right Balance in things Valuable." Evening,
second of series to youni; men. subject. "Packing
the Baggage for the Trip." Sunday-school at
12:30 p. m John Dyar. superintendent, teats
free. Pastor's residence, 3631 sixteenth »t.
gpS= FRENCH REFORMED CHURCH— THE
m*£r services will be held hereafter al 927 Pacific
St.. bet. Powell and .Ma-ton, at the usual hours.
KOTICE OF MEETINGS.
|5^55» MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF fTS\
tt~-*' St. Patrick's Alliance of America— r-yaH-»
You are cordially Invi.ed to attend lhe ffr^^l '
second annual reunion and game* to be YtJrTf
held on SUNDAY, June 1. ,at Schuetzen M?" j
Park. San Rafael. Tne committee in charge lias |
a -ranged a tine programme of utlile.ic events:
boats leave 9:3 J and 11 a. m. and 1:30 -and 3 I
p.m.; fare, including adm ssio i to the park, 50
cents Lome and bring your Ir.eada.
.In JIN OAKY, Chairman.
John Hksskssv, Secretary.
|KS= BRITISH UENKVOLENT SOCIETY—
••-^ Members are requested to make note mid !
uriel to takt; part In me forthcoming Diamond I
Jubilee celebration SATURDAY, June 19: grant '<
"le Deum," t-umlay. 2lt'i; banquet Monday, 21su I
WILLIAM DOXEY, PresldenL
»^S=» EXCEL*, lot: DEGREE
if-*' Lodge No. 2, I. O. O. F. — Regu- #*^^a.
lar meeting THIS EVENING. 1 in: : fe'<S«=
degree will be conferred. ' < ?//l\\V~ ,
A. K. KINGSFORD, D M. I
OT^B=» NOTIt E OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET-
w~-^ Ing— By virtue of a resolution of the Board j
of Directors of the Pacific Coasi Jockey Club, a
corporation duly organized nnd existing tinder and
by v rtr.e of the laws of the -late of California,
cat? passed at a meeting of said lioar.i of Direct-
or, 1. is hei»'by ordered thai the annual meeting
of the stockholders of this corporation be held on j
TUESDAY, the - J:u day of June, A D. 1897, at '
the oflice of the Pacific Coast Jockey Ciub, parlor I
A. in the Palace Hotel, In the City and County of '
San t-rancisco. State of I aliiornia, at the hour of |
12 o'clock m., and the stockholder* of tad corpo- i
ration are hereby not flea that a meeting ot the '
stockholders of tne Pacific Coast Jockey nub will
be he.d in parlor A of ihe Palace Hotel, in the {
City and County of San Francisco, State of Cali-
fornia, upon IT: M) \ V. the 22d day of June. A. I', i
1h97. at the l.our of 12 o'clock m . for lite purpose
of electing directors fir the ensuing year, amend-
ing the by-laws of said corporation an 1 to pass a
by-law fixing a date for annual meetings, and to
consider and do such other business as may be
presented.
Dated San Francisco. Cat., this 3d day of June,
A. D. 1897. B. N. ASDROL'S, President.
F. H. Grkes-, Secretary.
SITUATIONS WAMED-FEMALE.
KRMAN COOK. SUPERIOR. BR6T REFER-
V-T ences, wishes a situailon; Swedish girl lor |
housework olio wishes situation: nurse with best
of references desires situation : anumoerof flrst-
class servants on band al present lime awai Ing ;
situations. Leave your orders with J. F. CRO-
Sc.IT & CO.. 316 Sutter st-
■LMR-H-t-LASSGEKMAN COOK AND HOUSE
JC work gill desires situation: ci 2 years last place; 1
city or country. Miss cCLLE.\, 32.* Sutter st.
/'HUMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS.
Vjr LAM HER i, tel. mala 5 0 32, removed 10 417 |
Powell st.
\\T ANTED— YOUR ORDER FOR HELP: ALL '
»» descriptions. Mrs.Druhm.2l7 oeary :tetclayBs ,
VOCNG EASTERN WIDOW OF PRI-POS-
X sesslng appearance would like a position
sessing appearance would like a position at
houses eper: iiHChelor's or widower's home pre-
ferred. 234 O'Farrell St.. room 5.
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG GKRMAN GIHL
V wou.d like a housekeeper's position in cltv J
or country; widower's home preferred. 120' a
»eiry st., room £
ASHING AND IRONING BY TliE DAY
'* by thoroughly competent woman: good
worker. Address IS Detoom St., bet. Bryant and
Brannan, Fir.it and Second.
XX - P X CTAIJLK AMERICAN LADY WISHES
Jl position as companion or take charge of in-
valid or baby or do light housework. Address 141
Hide st. i »v
pOMPETtNT AMERICAN COOK. LATELY
\J from the Ksst; is a nice laundress, also kind '
to children: city or country, but country pre- ;
ferred. Call 1024 Howard st", room 20.
GOOD, SKAT YOONG .-IRL WOULD LIKE
a p ace in ni-e family to assist In housework
or help mind baby. Call at 22 Vis Verona st., bet.
i-ojsoni and Harrison, near i him.
VOLXG CANADIAN OIRL. 18. STRANGER
X In the city, wishes housekeeper's position In
bacnelor's home; tity or country. 124 sixth st.,
room 11.
WIDOW WISHES 1 LAIN SEWING AND
» » mending to do a', home. Call 131 Fourth st,
room 1.
OOI> RELIABLE GIRL WIcSHES A SlTU-
ation as general housework. Apply 1 south
Park: no postals.
GEN TL t MEN'S PLAIN WASHING AND
VJ mending; no triflers. 25 Minna st.. upstairs.
■yOUNG 1.1.MM AN WOMAN WISHES HOUSE,
i X work or chamberwt rk; sleep home preferred
G. W.. box 94, Cal! Ollice.
nitKSSMAKER WANTS WORKOUT BY THE
XJ day. Apply 1416 Eighth st AlameQa, down-
s', air*.
\\r OMAN WANTS LIGHT HOUSE WO -X OR
'» upstairs w. rii by the day. 514 Linden aye.
\\roMAN WITH BOY 7 YEARS OLD WANTS
»T housework by the day or otherwise Call for
2 days 111 1 /! Minna st., room 24
VOUNO GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOU9' WORK
X and assist in cooxin^. O. G. C.. box 104. CalL
"yOUNG LADY Dr.sIRKS PLAIN SEWING-
X making doll's dresses. - 121 Taylor st., rear of
bakery.
I) V WIDOW, AS HOUSEKEEPER IN WID-
-1) ower's family or bachelor's house: well rec-
ommended; city or country. M. D., 1553 Fifth
st.. Oakland.
yonxo girl wishks a PLACE IN a
X bakery as store lady. 1228 York st.
SWEDISH GIKL WANTS FEW HOURS'
work dally. 133 Rus» su, bet. Sixth ana
Seventh.
p.i;7 MONTGOMERY. COR. CLAY _ OPEN
O^. i until P:3»« o'clock: branch office or 'lvi
' All.: ml iril|itlom »n.i want ads taken.
L'IRST-CLASS COOK, SWEDISH, WISHES A
I situa-.ion; wages *25 to $30. Address N. C,
1481 F.fieenth SL, near Howard.
SITUATION WANTKD BY YOUNO GIRL AS
O waitress in priva:e family or small restaurant;
must live at home, {46 Harrison st.
llt ACTIVE YOUNG FRENCH WIDOW
des:res a ace as working housekeeper; hotel
or bachelor's home. 122 Post St., room 'i.
AUSTRIAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION
uY. housework or cbamtermald, fl5 10 %M. Ad-
dress Austrian Girl, 121 i/ a sliver st.. near Third.
Situation wanted AS waii res-sand
chambermaia. 44 Third sL, room 32.
LAUNDRESS, FIRST CLASS, WILL GO OUT
XJ by the day or take washing home. 263S Post.
|> RANCH OFFICE OF TH CALL. 167~kT.> 1H
X> au: want ads and subscriptions taken.
ITUATION WANTED BY FIRST- CLASS
O chambermaid or waitress; hotel prefetred. Ad-
dress «... box Ti, Call office.
■yoUNG LADY WISHES POSITION IN sTA-
X tio.-i<-ry or can'ly store; experienced. Addrtss
A.. all Branch. Sixteen and Mission nts.
yniM; SWKDI-H GIKL WAN 18 WORK
X h.- tli- da : plain washing and ironiug cr
hous cleaning. Appl' 1331 i- niton at,
SITUATION WANTKD BY A TIiOKOUGHLY
O competent housekeeper: no objection to bache-
lor's or widower's home. 17a Sixth at., room It).
MEAT GKRMAN GIRL WANTS A PERMA-
Xi nent housekeeper's place or will do plain
mending. 207 Post st., room 8
YOUNG AND ATTRACTIVE GIRL JUST
X from the East desires to secure a lucrative
housekeeper's place: bachelor's or widower's
home preferred, K. 11. 223 Posisl, second Hour.
COMPETENT GERMAN WIDOW WOULD
v^ like a position as housekeeper in widower's Or
bachelor's Uciue. 6V2\ 2 Leavenworth sb
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1897.
FITrATIONS WA7ITEn-Contlnn»<.
1 AIJY, EXPERIENCED. EDUCATE '«. FIX T-
-1 i class musician and exce.l-nt n-edle»om»n.
w shes positlou as companon, housekeeper, music
teacher or »ny position requiring the above: plpa-e
make an offer; town or country; references ex-
changed. Address M. L., 4241 John aye., M. Louis,
Me. ,
YOUNG PARISIAN" WJDOW I\ K>DUCKD
circumstances would like a place a* house-
Keeper In cole . bachelor's or' widowers home
lnoin 31, 1122 Market sL
yOUNG WIDOW DESIRES POSITION' AS
X housekeeper. 121 Montgomery St., room 8
yOU.NG GEKMAN WIDOW M>HIKS POSI-
X tic-n as houxekeeper. 120 a Eddy St., room 2,
y« ING WIDOW uk-ibk:> A hoomilkbilf-
I X er's position, Call 838 Mission st,, room 1.
I yOl'.Mi WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
j a housekeeper; In bachelor's or widower's home
! preferred; plain sewing done. 106 Fourth, room 1.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE SITUATION
X as housekeeper; call aner 11 a. v. 109 a Pow-
ell si., room 38.
l/« 7 NINTH bt —BRANCH OFFICE OP
IV I 'XHm c*io.; kUlMtiiyliou ana »vii ad^
taken.
yOUXU WI.OW FROM KUHOPE WI-IIK.I
X si nation as 1 oust keeper In bachelor's home-
held; hours 11 to 5. 88 Ainttist.. room 22.
yOOSO WIDOW WOULD LIKE HOUSE-
X keeper's position In bachelor's household; city
or country. Call 88 Ninth st , room 20; aiternoon.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH-
e.i, jewelry, sealskins. Uncle Harris. 15 Grant ay.
rjiHOROUUIILY RELIABLE AND COMPE-
X tent you lady of experience wants position
in Insurance office: versed in all branches of olHce
work and detail* of insurance business; furnish
typewriter if desire I: waces to suit employer. Ad-
dress Reliable, box 80, cau Offlce.
WANT ads and subscriptions for
«' Tub Call are taken at Branch umu* south-
west corner sixteenth, and Mission sts,
POSITION BY YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER
£ or assistant In doctor's or dentist's office. or pho-
tograph gallery: best of references. Address S. F.,
box 131. Call Ollice.
SITUATIONS WASTED HALE.
JAPANESE, CHINESE EMPLOYMT OFFICK:
O waiters, housed eaners. 30 Geary: tel. Grant 68
I) ELI ABLE MAN, 6 YEARS LAST PLACE.
Xt wishes situation; good milker, gardener, driv-
er; best references. ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton si.
CHINESE & JAPA.NKSE; KST'D SO VKAKS:
help;tel. main 19U7. BRA DLEY A Co. .640 1 lay
HL NTKK & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE
em p. oltice, 614 1/2 California st.. tel. main 231.
pHIXESK AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
VJ oflice: best help. 4141,3 O'Farreil. Tel. E. 426.
BY SIRUTLY SOBER, RELIABLE AND
trustworthy man slti.ation as shlppin; e'erk,
night watchman or otuer position of trust: In pos:
session of the beat of references. Address U. H.,
box 94, Call.
SCANDINAVIAN MAN WANTS SITUATION
0 In Catholic family or hotel; 11 bandy man
about place; understands care of garden and
horses: city or country, b. M. 8., box 24, CalL
yOUXG MAN WISHES SITUATION AS
X lookkeeyer or stenographer; references. G.
F.. box 26, CalL
JAPANKSE WI-lIKS SITUATION AS POB-
ter in saloon, or as bedmaker in lodging-house.
G. li., 1415 Mason st.
TfXPERIENCED PORK BUTCHER AND
Xj sausage-maker desires situation: city or coun-
try. R. C, box 94, CalL
"y<.UNG MAN WISHES A POSITION AS BUT-
X ler; country preferred. AdJress J. P.A., 618
Taylor SL
BY MIDDLE-AGKD MAN; CAN TAKE CARK
and drive horse*, milic cows, and handy for
any work around the h..u-e. L. 11, box 104, Call.
4 MERICAN AND WIFE WANT SITU A-
-2- lions on ranch or dairy. Address il., 944
Howard st,
ituation wanted— first-class var-
nlsher. young man recently from the Kast,
woul : lUe to get position in raaniel or lurniiure
factory. W. WESTON, 617 Mission st,
yoLXG MAN WANTS JOB AT ANY KIND
Xof light work; »ma 1 wages. Address s., box
14, Call Office.
AUNDRYMAN, WITH POLISHER AND
steam machine or tyler; good finisher and
first-clnss star< her; city mi couutrjr. Address J.
1). T., 61» Pad He »L
Air ANTtD-IJV A QUALIFIED. RESPONSI-
" be nmii 01 mldd.e age a p sitlon of trust:
ha« knowledge of ue oerruai ana .rpai.ish lan-
guages: best references. 0.. P. O. station >'.
MAN UNDERSTANDS HANDLING HORSES,
can do carpenter work, general handy roan,
would like position private puce, nty or country;
wates mcderale. Addrens W. a., box 5. Call.
I^XPERIKNCED MAN WISHES POMTION
-i us bedmaker in lodging-house, or take full
charge ot icdtmg-house; seruiity given if re-
quirtd. 862Vx M.ssiou ■[ room 15.
W ANTED-BY A PRACTICAL MI.N »• R OF 20
' < years' experience situation as for -man or Unit-
keeper in mine; references. M. K. box 58, Call.
TEADY, SUIIKR VOI'VU MAN WISHES A
£j sition as porter or drive light delivery-wagon;
iirsi-clns* references. Address J. J. 8., 118 Sixth.
1 j-YEaR-(»LD GERMAN BOY WISHES SIT-
I*i ua lon In store. Call 1032 Hampshire st-,
near 'i'wenty-seconl
I>ELIABLK GERMAN. UNMARRIED, COM-
Xt petent 10 take charge of winery, vineyard and
orchard, wishes situation; best of leferences. Ad-
dress care of M. SIUI-'I.K, 34 1 hirJ si.
ITUATION WANTED BY GOOD PASTRY
cook and baker, bo:el or shop. Address J. R .
734 Mi. .n;i st.
RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALu 107 NINTH
si — Want ads and fubsciipilons taken.
JAPANESK WANTS A SITUATION TO DO
plain cooking or hounework at family in city.
Address HKNRY, box 33. Call.
STRONG YOUNG MAN, HONEST AND IN-
O dnstrious, wishes Mtuation to drive grocery,
milk or delivery wagon. Addrest W. D. L, 1506
Fifteenth st-, city.
SITUATION WANTED BY A COLORED
man who can drive or do office work. 619
Bush st.
SITUATION FOR ENGINEERING AND
0 machinist: city or eermtry: have papers and
expeiietice of ) 5 years. Ci. M., box 23. Call Oflice.
\| ONE LOANED OH DIAMONDS, WATCH.
M esjewelry.seaiskint. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant ay.
ÜBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT Al>3 FOR TUB
0 Call taken at brantU Ltlite. cc* li»> o» at.;
open until V :30 o'clock.
WINCHESTER IIOI7UK. 44 THIRD ST.. NR.
" Market: 200 rooms ißc 10 *1 60 per night:
II 50 to s/t» per week; convenient and respecuuta:
lree bus and bHrgaen to and trom tfce lerry.
IOIALB I!ELI' WANTED.
ANTED— FRENCH COOK FOR SUMMER
»» lesort, fis: waitress, country, $20; German
cook, boarding-boos*, «3O; second girl, city, $20;
■ German girl, country, $20: German cook and
hon^ewortc, small family, $25. LEON ANDRE.
308 Stockton sl
riO PRIVATE. CITY. $25; LAUNDRESS
\J for -mall hotel, city, $20; «ul for housework,
Modesto, $15; girl for housework. Alamrda, $20;
: 10 girls, housework, ?15: 8 girls, housework, $20.
I c. R. HANSEN A . 0.. 110 Ge»ry st.
I 9 CHAMBERMAIDS, CITY HOTEL, $2a AND
1 — wait one meal; wa tress, diy hotel, #18: cham-
bermaid, country. »17 60: chambermaid, springs,
i)!. 0: waitress, summer sort, $^0. C. K. HAN-
s-EN till, 1 10 Geary st.
MIDDLE - AGED WOMAN, CARE OF 6-
month baby, on the bittle, $10; nice house
across the bay: no office fee. Apply to C. R
HANSEN & CO., 3 10 Geary st.
1 (\ FI \ E I ROVERS FOR COUNTRY HOTELS
,"„"; t * am ,, lßU i'il, rl i: d v » nd couniry. C. R.
MA.iMiN <t L<) . 110 Geary st.
"U r A m Bli-LA N DRESS, $25- a WAIT-
,»» resses and chamliermalds, private boarding-
house. $20; Scandinavian cook, couniry ISO- ■»
nurses. $20 and $J5; German nurse, $20*; second
girl and seamstress, $20: German nurse and sec-
ond girl. $20: French sero:id girl, $25; neat c rl
D ra 3 housev.ork. $20: Protestant girl for hOU f^
work, 2ln family, $.0. and many otuirs. addl-
to J. X CROSETI & CO.. 316 Sutter st. ABpl -
j r: WAITRESSES, DIFFERENT COUNTRY
• ' hotels, $v.O each: restaurant waitress near city
$20: ranch cooks, etc. MURRAY «fc READY
Leading Kmp.ojrment Agents. 634 636 clay st- '
ERMAN NURShRY GOVERNESS, $25
\J MR". M LAMBKRT, 417 »ow.l|,t. * *
SECOND GIRL TO TAKh CAKE OF GROWN-
up chl dren: country: $20. MRS. M LAM-
BER f. 417 low-ell st.
SECOND GIRL: GOOD WAITRESS; $20.
MRS. M. LAMBERT, 417 Powell sL
LMKSI (LASS STENOGRAPHER FOR A
1 wholesale house: jieru.an i.t position; apply
at once. U. S. Industrial Agency, 165 Crocker
building.
HOTEL WAITRESS, ALAMEDA COUNTY,
wages $20: cook for country, wage* $25- girl
ft r general housework- DADaMPo, 310 Suiter.
\\T AITRESS; RESTAURANT: $3 PKR
»» week. Apply early JOHNSTON & CO. 872
Broadway, OaklaDd.
»» ZKTTIC. 420 K*-arny st.
ORK PLA< ES THAN GIRLS, «S0 TO $10
MRS. BPtKCEB'S, 1321 Park sL, Alameda!
IfELP WAJfTEB- C«ntfnn—*.
pERMAN SECOND GIRL AND SEW. $25:
* ' second rirl and laundress, $25; bouseworic
c m. San l-nfn.l, $5 ; Mayn"id, $25; Larkspur,
*'-.">; i.lle.i<i. $15; and other towns; 20 housework
llris, $10 to $.-.0. MISS CULLKN, 323 suiter st.
\\i AITKE^S, *lh PER MONTH. SLEKP
'» home; housework girl, no wash, no cooking,
$12. MISS CULLEN. »23Snitersk
\J EFINED. EDUCATED WOMAN AS HOUSE-
■•' keeper and governt-ss; good wages MISS
CUI,L».N, 323 .Su.ter st.
VURSK AND TRAVEL, $20. MUST KNOW
i-l how to sew; seamstress. $20. MI^ScUL-
LEN. 323 sutler.
A, IDDLE- AGED OR EL.itKLY WOMAN;
■"• good home and small waxes. MISS CULLEN,
323 Sutler at.
VEat, refined MIDDLE-AGED woman.
-l* country, $16; fare paid MISS CULLEN.
323 Sutter.
VEaT REFINED PROTESTANT SECOND
- 1 -' girl, $20. MISS CULLEN. 3.'3 Gutter at.
STR i.\G REFINED GIKL. COUNTRY. FARE
paid. $10. MISS CULLEN, 323 Suiter st.
AID. »25. MISS (VLUN, Si 3 SUITER
-"A streeu
L'Ri-.NCH GIRL. SECOND GIRL, $20. MISS
X 1 CULI.EN, 323 KUtter St.
HOIsEWi>RK GIRL, COURTLANK. $20.
Napu, *16. Miss CLLI- N, 323 Sutter i>U
L^RENCH NURSE. $25. MISS CULLKN, 323
r sutter »t-
COOK, BOARDING-HOU>E, COUNTRY. $3a
Miss CULLEN. 323 Sutter at.
COOK. AMERICAN FAMILY. »25. MISS
V- CULT.EN, 3.3 Suuer at.
GERMAN NUK-ERY GOVERNESS, $25; 1
child. MISa CULLEN, 323 Sutler at.
GIRL: LIGHT WORK: SLEEP HOME; $12.
Mass CULLEN. 323 Sutler a.. .r. '
HOUBEKEEPER, $15; OI L. OILROY. $15:
French second girl, $15; girl for Central
America; girl for Pajaio, < al.: (lrl, Potrero, $16;
girl, Napa. Cal., $20: girl. Modtutn. $16: girl. Fair
dans, $20; girl, California at., «20: 2 gir.s, M«rln
County, ilt.: girl. Webster, **0: lri, Berkeley,
<.»!.. $20: elrl. Eddr. $15; girl, Hyde at., $15:
slrl, O'Fiirre I, $*0; girl. Jackson at., $20; girl.
Jackson at., $18: girl, Eddy at.. clB:<s£lrl, Devisa-
dero »16; girl, Geary, »15; girl, Bucha .an, $15.
klrl, Laguna, $16; 20 young glr.s. *8. $10 au4 $12
per nionih, assist, etc, nice families. MARTIN A
CO., 749 Market st.
A*' All RESS, NILES, CAL., $20 AND ROOM;
• • atewarda,s and act as head waitesi, $.S0 and
room; ciiambermald and wait some, $20 and
room: waitress for Napa. C'a., »20 aud loom, are
parly 11 a. m. , 2 waitress??, sprinss, see party 11
a.m.: 3 waitresses, city. $15 and room; waitress
for ~;uua cruz, Cat.: waitress, coffee-house: wait-
ress, if t a week ; 3 waitresses, $5 a week; waitress
to go south, $20 and room; 3iooics *25 and room;
couk, $35 and room: cook for Napa, laL MAR-
IN <fc CO., 749 Market st.
PASTRY-COOK, $3'J AND ROOM; IRONER,
X hotel work. $22 60, room, board, etc. MAR-
TIN A: CO., 749 Marke; at.
TRONERS FOX LA UNDRY. $30 AND ROOM.
X MARTIN A CO., 749 Market SL
GIKLs LOOKING FOR POSITIONS WILL DO
VX well if they call on MRS. DRUHM, 217 Geary.
"DEFINED MIDI.LK-AGED WOMAN CAPA-
XV ble of taking mother's place: three children:
home; small wages: country: particulars; no
tritlers. Address E. C, box fcs. Call Office.
GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
small family: $10 a month; call after 2 p. m.
3 Golden ace, off uolden Gate aye., nr. Larkiu.
V"EAT GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUsEWoRK
1> and cooking; no wash.ng; $10; sleep home.
1047 Valencia st.
RELIABLE AM Ell CAN INFANT'S NUKSK ;
XV very food of cbi:drm; has highest city refer*
ci.cc: wages $25. Nurse, box 7, Call. Oak.«nd.
ai'anied— a WAITRESS FOR SUMMER
»» resort, $20; coll before 10 o'clock. 315 bat-
ter st.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON CAPES;
XJ steady work; good pay. DAVIDSON A MIL-
LEU, 731 Market »v
97 MUNTOOMJCKi" ST., BRANCH office
•'— i ulutliU; «auta«U uni sDimcnpiloat
taken.
GIRL 17 YKAKS OLD TO ;TAKE CARE OF
baby. 1418 Page st.
AN 1 ED— A YOUNG OMAN FOR HOUSE.
'» keener. 1125 Stockton st.
Hi-A iTH V WETNURNE. 27t0 CALIFOK-
uIa sU; call after 1 o'clock.
IV ANTED-LADIES TO LKARN BCIKNTI-
'» flc palmistry; pays well, tx 8., box 125, call.
UAMKIi- YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN
'» housework. 1935 Howard.
OLD GERMAN WOMAN OR GIRL FOR
light housework: 2 in family; wage* $8 to $9;
call 640 Many an, near Waller*... Golden tjaie Pk,
•j'jq HAY BRANCH office of nit;
000 call; subscriptions and want ada taken.
GIRL, 15, MIND BABY, ASSIST LIGHT
»or«; sleep home. Call after 11a m., 1577
Market st.
')«»«• MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS A.M>
— m— U want ads taken lor Tim Call.
'OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOLSEWORK.
X 286 Na.onia st . near Fourth.
"*/7 MOX'IUOiiKRY CONNER OK CLA V—
O£. I open until 9:30 c clock; branch office of
tte Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken.
T/WRST-CLASS GLOVE SALESWOMAN.
X Apply 523 Market st., room 7. from 4 to 6P. v.
APPRENTICES AND NEAT SEWERS;
a endy place to smart girl. 553 Valencia st
/•I - LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
UJ.U CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
ANTED - YOUNG LAD TO LEARNT
'» dre^smakin an I millinery: most thorough
and practical course of Instruction given In the
United Mat>-s: each pupil lias persona, ins. ruction
in takluz measures < tilting wal'ts. uleeves. skirts.
capes coats, jackets, collars, revere*, basting, do-
tiiKdrapliiK and tilting: tinisil.ng: In fact every-
thing | ertainlng to rapid, stylish and artistic dress-
making: we s|ecia!lv invite young ladies to vWli
our school and *••<■ for ihemseivrs that the course
Is praciicnL Now is me time to enter Ike Mci.ow-
ell Krcssmaklng and Millinery school. 103 Poat.
J MARKET ST.— BRANCH OFFICE OK IUJ£
"1 Call: want ads and subscriptions taken.
OPERATORS ON FLANNEL OVKKSHIRTS
and underwear. LEVI STRAUSS A CO., 32 V a
1 - reniuii: st.
AIOSBY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH
i'l jewelry ,s*■ai^klns.l•ncle Harris, l.> Grant uv.
? DPI FOR PRACTICAL MILLINERY
X mho.).-, conrse thorough; pupils titled for posi-
tions: e.iay payments; tatlafactlon cuarauleed.
3u6 -utter sU or 410 Leavenworth at.
\ I OMT CONVENIENT AMI BEMPKCTaBLK;
ill Winchester Houa*. 44 Third st.. near Market:
.('■l ronrai: 26c to $1 si/ per night: $1 60t«$J
per week: free 'Urn md i areas!- to an I iroin furry.
HALE lIKLP M ANTKD.
\\rANTED-YOUNO MAN TO WAIT IN
>> first class saloon, $35; waiter, plain hotel.
t2>: waiter, country, »".O: good dishwasher. $30:
second cook. $30: cook, nmitll resort, $25; and
others at ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton si.
\\T ANTED— SHIRT-IRONER; 'SHORT DI —
'» tame: country; call ear.y. ANDRE'S, 308
Stockton at.
/GARDENER WITH REFERENCES FOR
VX private place, «25; 2 cardeners, coumr y, »20:
6 laborers to make roods In the woods, $20 and
foun.i, ate bosi here; 3 crosscut sawyers for the
•mods, see boss here: 2 ranch teamsiars, $25; 2
farmers same ranch, near city, $20; steady place,
c. K. HANoKN A CO.. 110 Gen. y at.
REs| -RANI BUTCHER, $50: BROILER,
XV restaurant: short-order cook, restaurant, $30:
second c» k for camp, $25. C. R. HANHK-- A
CO.. 110 Geary at
BLACKSMITH FOR A MINK IN WASHING-
X» ton; mint be good horde and mule shoer: $3
a day. Iree fare. C. R. HANSh-N <£ CO.. 110
Geary st.
HEAD LAUNDRYMAN, COUNTRY' HOT
■TOO and foun 1 and fare; wuhir, same piace,
$40. C. K. i.ANsEN CO., 110 Geary at.
9 waiters kor a j-trst-class spring
— hotel: fare advanced. C B. HANSEN A CO.,
110 Geary st.
ALL-ROUND LAUNDRY MAN FOR SPRING
-£1. hotel. $30 an<l found: fara advanced. C. R.
HANSEN A CO., 110 Geary St.
WASHER, TLOLUMNE v OUNTY, $12 A
'» week: lroners, $30, Sacramento county. C.
R. HANSEN A Cu., 110 Geary at.
\Y 'SHr.ll, sTKAM LAUNDRY, NEAR CITY.
'» $35 ana fouud. C. R. HANSEN A CO., 110
Gear/ st.
0 WAITERS, SPRING, NEAR CITY. $25. C.
£. l:. HAN.->EN A CO., 110 Geary st.
pUs BEST, THE COOK, PLEASE CALL OR
VJ write .o v K. iIANSr.N A CO., 1.0 Grary st-
OUK. RESTAURANT. $60 C00K.545, CITY;
second cook. $-0; co. k. $8 a week ; 6 extra
walten: bakers' helper, $15, room, etc.; waiter
forate»mer. 120, etc ; A waller-, $15. c C: 2 wal.-
era %M and room: dishwasher. $160 per week;
dishwasher. $15, etc.: pastry cook, fos and room.
MARTI.* A CO., 749 Market St.
MAN FOR NINO-MILL: RUN STICKER,
etc. call early. MARTIN <t Co., 749 Market.
1 (\ LAIORERS. $1 75 PER DAY; STEADY
; X\J work, MARTIN A CO., 749 Market at.
HELP WAN'TKD-Contlnued.
FARE PAID— F <RE PAID FOR 50 MEN TO
X 1 work in and around sawmills, woods, etc.. at
926 and ?VJ per month and found, as laborers; we
«lsu want 10 swampers, 10 cro«s-cutters, 10 line-
pu ler. and others. MURRAY & READY, 654
and 636 Clay st.
/• COOKS, $30, $40 AND $60: 6 WAITERS. $25
*' anl $30; waiter for a mine. $2S; 3 dishwash-
ers, $15 and $20: porter for a country hotel, $ls»:
3 ranch cooks. *20 and $25, easy jobs. MURRAY'
it READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
L 11KK FAhE-KKKK FaRE-165 MEN TO
J drive 2-none learns, $1 60 day; 4-horse teaniK,
5175 day: reduced olllce fees. MUhRAY &
READY. 634 and 636 Clay su
VAR.\tKK AND WIFE FOR AN ORCHARD
A and ranch, $33; 3 b smiths. MURRAY &
READY, 634 and 6d6 c lav hi.
VOR.MaN FOR VINEYARD. $35 TO $40;
X foieman for an orchard. iIURRAY 4READY,
634 and 6.6 Clay sU
j.ARBEK FOR A COUNTRY SHOP: UUS-
•■» dry man. c un:r. : dry-goods clerk. MUKKJY
A READY. 634 and 631 Clay st.
•_•/■) I.ABiIUKRS AND TEaMsTEH*. CiTY
>tTT J obSl $1 76 and * l 5J « day; 5 wocdchoppers.
MURitAY A KKADV, 634-636 « lav at
CHINGLE-MAC'IIXK j: UN NEK, $30 A
month and found, see boss here: 6;/ men to
build a canal. MURRAY A READY, 634 636
Clay st.
40 £ ARM ERS, ORCHARD AND VINEYaRU
, JU n»nd«, *-•*• *- 5 ana * 20 per month and
found; iruli-packers. $2 6: man to run a harvester
Bear .San Jose: 3 churemen, different places
nurnesvmaker for a rat. road camp. etc.. $35 and
found, fr-e fare; butter-maker. *^7 50; 3 milker*,
•20. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st.
W A ll^P- F i A NCH BLACKSMITH, STEADY
» i job, «36 and found: 3 miners, steady job, 82 a
day; cook for ama.l rahcli. $20 harness-maker
lor ranch, tab and found; buuer-maker. near city,
$25 and found: Scandinavian porter for ulcs? sa-
'°" n In city, $25 aid found; ranch b acksiulth,
•40; ranch blacksmith, 126, we employer here 2
larmers see etup oy<-rs here $.0; 2 farmers, $26: I
milker. #22 60; m Iker, *20: cooks, waiteis. dish-
washers, etc. etc. W. D. KWEK & CO., 626
Clay at.
rA o >T « ED "" B^ACKSMI H NEAR CITY,
'» «2 50 * day: blacksmith helper, $9 week;
orchardlst and wife, farmers, milkers, woodsmen
jf^O io $26and board, tare advanced; general util-
ity boy for butcher-shop. $4 week and found;
cooks, waiters, dishwashers and others. Apply
to J. F. CROBKTT A CO., 628 Sacramento a'-
WAITER: RESTAURANT: $20. APPLY
»» early JOHNSTON A CO., 872 Broadway, Oak-
land.
\\'AITKR, $25: COUNTRY. HOTEL GA-
>> ZEJTE,42oKearnyat.
\\r ANTKD-AHENTS, $20 TO $25 A WEEK
sure to workers: no capital needed; new
goods; new plan: sells at sight: every family
needs it. HOUSEHOLD SPECIFIC CO.. box 424,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
"IJI.ACKSMITH (MARRIED MAN PRE-
■*J ferred) to take charge of shop: must have
ino.iey to buy stock and tools. C. C. FISH UK,
607 California at.
Y-OIN OMAN FOR INTEREST GOOD BUSI-
-L ness; traveling; must have $100 cash. G.. box
1, Call Office.
BARBER FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON:
percentage. 872 Howard at.
j^AKB.-.K wanted. 835 bryant.
BARBER FOR SATURDAY: $3. 779 MAR-
ke. si.
BAKBLK WANTED FOR SATURDAY AND
Sunday. 226 Montgomery aye.
IOY WANTED- W. S. RAY MANUFACTUR-
i-» Ing Company. 12 and 14 California t>X.
"IV ANTED— FIRST-CLASS BARBERS FOR
»» steady job. 207 Fourth st.
DISHWASHER WANTED AT 405 PACIFIC
street.
I oy of 16 wanted to work in tailor-
I » store. 30 Third st.
DISHWASHER AT 417 MASON ST. CALL
in rear.
A TED-TAILOR AT 628V4 LOjIBAKD
WANTED— < OUNO, EXPERIENCED Br D-
maker 675 Mission st.
rpAiLOR ON COATS. 6033 /4 HAVES ST.
BAKER — SOBER MAN WITH $100; BE
your own bass. Call 917 Mission st.
CARRIi-.R- MASON: THIS MORN-
Ing. 418 California m., room 1.
LADIES' SHOES. >OLIN«, Tic. MEN'S
shoes, soling. 60c: all repairing done at half
the usual price. 662 Mission au
ELI'ERLY MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS
cot flowers and pot plants and puiu cooking-
wages $4 per mon.h. 612 ll night a:.
LINK MEN'S. CALF SHOES, $176; TO
X order, *2 60; ha fso Ing, 25c up. 959 Howard.
\\r ANTEU-FROM 30 TO 40 FIKST-CLASS
'» mining men. i mp.oymtnt can be hid by
applying to the branch Uttce of the Buckman con-
tracting Company, Fourteenth su, near Guerrero.
11- ANTED-GfcT YOUR SHOES MADE TO
' « nt your feet at the .-ami- iri<e yon buy ready-
made ones, from $2, $3, «4 and $5, M 6t2 Mission.
pENKRAL ACCOUNTANT: YOUNG MAN
VT with mechanical rxp?rlence preferred. Ad-
dress B 8., bjx 125, Cal Ofll.-e.
fil C UIIKIS-BRA.NCtt OFFICE OF THE
\JXtJ CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
YOUNG Man TO PLAY THE PIANO AT
640 Howard st.
pOMPETENT Bi,AIKSMI!H. WITH TOOLS,
V to take charge of country shop. 822 Davis su
BARBER-SHOP; MRS I -CLASS CHANCK 9
XJ Taylor sU ; 11 o'clock a. K.
LA DIE.-' SOLING. 33c: MESS 1 SOLING. 60c :
trne shoes made from $2 to $5. 562 Mission.
4 MARKET ST. — BRANCH OP KICK OK 'IHIS
Call; want ads and subscriptions inceo.
fl> C. l\ MONTH AND BOARD; CASHIER; $175-
-«JpUV7 partner after if desired. 827 Mission su
CALL 167 NINTH ST. — V OUNG PORTU-
gue»e barber with 1 or ■ years' exprrienci'.
T/IRST-CLASi COOK WANTED. 15 STOCK-
■T ton St.
4noh pair: ANOTHER LOT men's
TV/V/ shoes: been slightly damaged; at less
than one-tourth their value; from 75c to $2 60
66- Mission st.. bet Ftistand Seconc 1 .
lI^OR SALE— OLD-ESTABLISHED BARBKR-
shop; owner 7 years on place. IKCB Howard.
TOURS EN BARBERS' IN T RN A -
« tional Union of America Free Employment
Bureau, 34 Fourth st. I. LESS, Secretary.
QUBSCKIPTIONS AND \* ANT ADS FOX TUB
0 Call taken at brancn otUco. Sit* ii»yea »L;
open unit 9:30 o'clock.
£1 C LAKKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
\JXU CALL, subscriptions and want ads taken.
MONKY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, W \TCH-
es,jewelry,s;alskins.Uncle Harris. IS Grant ay.
BARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY
ruent Office. S. FLCHS, Secy, 325 Grant aye.
WANTKD-LABORKRS AMD MECHANICS
»» io know that Ed Kolkln. heno House proprie-
tor. Mill runs Denver lloui*. 217 Third st- ijJ
large rooms; l'sc per nlgnt; $1 to $:{ per weeic
BAKERS' HALL. 819 HOW a r d- fi rst-
class bakers supplied. Apply to secretary. •
ROOMS. 150 TO 76c PER MHMT: 600 IU $1 60
per week. Oriental. 226 Drumm st.
T747~NTvrII — BRANCH OFFICE OK
IV I I '1 mm Call; auoecripuoa ana v> au. aus
taken.
Vi, ANTED, TOCOLLECf WAUE.-s DUE LABOR-
• » eraAclerks KNOX Collection Acer, 110 Suttee
rPKY ACME HutsK Vi; jLIAIUviiT »l. .!.«;•
X lev flxth. lor a room; 11k. night: $I a we«ic
\L r ANTED— IOOO MEN TO EAT OUR FREE
"» lunch with bottle beer or wine, 6c. Managed
by JACOB DRKYFUHS, 412 Jackson st.
ROSEDALE, 321 ELLIS. NR. TAYLOR— IOO
XV single furnished rcoms: 25c a night: $1 week.
LARGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HANI)
shoes for sale; lot ladles' and misses' shoes
2Sc up; misfits exchanged: good r pairing: shoes
made to oid»r any *tyle $.i up. Ceniral Repair-
ing Shop, 749 Mission St., near Grand Opera-house.
WANTED— MEN 'IO LEARN BARBER
trade: shops, tools, positions furnished: 8
weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 188% Eighth.
OK')!- MISSION BRANCH OFFICE OK
_O«-U 'I Hit Calx.; kubscrtpuotu ana wane ads
taken.
ELCHo HOU-E. fb3V% MAKKtll'M'.-i'UwJu
XJ 20c. 25c to 50c mem. «1 to t* wnk.
SINGLE ROOMS lOu AND 15c NIGHT. 60a
and 75c week. LlndeU House, sixth and Uowad.
E biMo.v WANTS 100 Mr.N io i,tf nor-
. tlr oeer or wine 6c; best tree lcnch. U43ci&r
INC HESTER HOUSK. 44 THIRD ST.. KR.
" Marie:-. 200 looms, 25c a night: reading-
room: iree out and ba^eace to and from the ierry.
SW COR. SIXTEENTH rsi\. NEAR MIS
slon: branch olUcfl o' Tuj Call. buo-
xilptloni and n»nt ai!s trk»n.
* HOUSES WANTED.
WANTED— FOB 10 OR 12 MONTHS FOR
" family (adults and children) fnr.ilsh>d house;
7 or 8 roums and yard; applicant responsible; give
, ocatlon anl price. Address H. W. R., box 90, all.
WAXTED-MISCELLANEOCS.
TV" ANTED— SECOND-HAND WAGON;
" capjciy 2000 pounds: covered or v cuv*T"d:
must be cheap for csli. Address G. C, box 99,
Call Office.
pOATs WANTED AT CHILDREN'S PLAY-
* • ground, I'aik.
TO PURCHASE, 1 OR 2 GOOD SKCOND-HAND
X pianos; must be cheap. Address JAMES
HENRY, New Western Hotel.
FA WNBROKEK— OLD GOLD. SILVER, CAST- I
off co lung bought. Address COLEMAN, 41
Third st.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W.MUND,
\J watchmaker anil jewel«r, 226 Klli« st.
EDUCATIONAL-
■%'OICE SINGING-PATRONS AND PUPILS
» carefully prepared for parlor, platform, con-
cert, choir, s';!ge or opera; patronag- sollciied
fiom those only who are willing to pay for strictly
first-class Instruction. Apply to vo al rooms, Y.
M. C. a. building. DR. CLARKE, formerly di-
recteur de la section vocalede I'lustl.ut Paris,
Franc*.
TARR, KXPKRT, BOOK* OPENED. CLOSED j
or adjusted; private lesions In bookkeeping aud \
rapid <alculatii>us. 855 Market si , loom 57..
A NDKKSON-. ACADEMY AND SCHOOL OK
-V Mathematics: popiU prepared la day and
evening cl asset ami by private lessons for Callor-
ola and Stanford univeraities; lenchers.' marine
engineers' and civil service examinations; special
*<;'g classes; mathematics mechanical drawing;
high school pupils coached. R., 402 Parrot', bid;;.
BALD'S BUSINESS COLLKQE, 24 POST-
Bookkepplnt. business practice, shorthand,
typing, telegraphy, languages, English branch**,
tlecuncal engineering; 20 teachers: 15,000 (c«au-
•lea: day and evening sessions; catalogue.
YREH" BUSINESS COLLEGE, 326 MONT-
gomery St.: individual instruction In short-
hand, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, etc. : lite
scholarship $50; low rates per week and month.
ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING—
Private theatricals arranged; pupils rehearsed
on stage. R. 6 and 1% 1.0.0. F. block. 7th and Mlct.
"L7NGINEERINO SCHOOL: MECH.. ELEC
XJ civil, mining. survey, assay, archlt, X ray
taught: e5.1864. A. VANDER NAILLEN.933 Mkt
piANO LESSONS, 50c HOUR. MR. WATTS,
X 218 Golden Gale aye.
GUITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL
V-I lessons; $3 mo. Mary Westhsns. 39 Fifth st
BANJO TAUGHT TO BEGINNERS, 25 CENTS
XJ per lesson. Address M. IL, box 76, Call Office.
VIOLIN LESSONS; TERMS REASONABLE.
V Address M. L., box 16, Call Office.
SINGING, VOICE CULTURE, PARIS GRAD-
uate; French, Ger. lans-: 92 mo. 109 Taylor.
T)OOKKPNO. WRUNG. ARITHMTC. GRAMR,
day night: i:oc:a«r"-,; g5 mo'ur,. 845 Mission.
HYPNOTISM.
EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT; TREAT
XZi diseases; also treats. Hyp. Institute, 6 O'Far-
rell st.
MEDICAL
A LL LADIES USE
xV ____
BENARD'S REGULATING WAFERS.
BEXARD'S LAVENDER BALM.
KENARD'S GENKTIVO TABLETS.
REGARD'S SANITIVE DOUCHE.
For further particulars call or send 2-cent stamp
to Pacific Coast agency, Renard Medical Co., 323
fepreclcels building, 927 MarK<-t st. San Francisco.
GUARANTEED SaFE, RELIABLE AND i
EFFICIENT REMEDIES.
DR. J.H. JOSSELYN, THE GREAT SPECIAL-
is:, still offers his valuable services to the on-
Sortunate. With a mind matured and enriched by
(todies of an advanced order, there is hardly a
disease In the catalogue of human ills he cannot
trail to a perfect curs. Ladles, he Is always read/
10 assist you. His knowledge has been strength-
»ned by extensive experience. Mo case peculiar I
to your delicate organism Is beyond bis nor* con-
trol. His female monthly remedies are sure and I
rate In their effects. His tried and valuable reme- :
dies tor lost manhood are never-falling In their
action, ana are warranted for both young and old.
He excels all others In the cure of private diseases.
Over 60 years of practice enables him to warrant
a cure In all cases, Consultation parlors,' UJJ
Market st Call or write Hired to wob &IMKOt -;.,
rooms 11 and 12.
PROCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARK-
if hi; never falls In any case of monthly sick-
ness, no motter what caase; do electricity hum-
cog or other dangerous methods; money In every
case refunded if a enra is not effected: travelers
helped immediately; years' experience; home la ;
confinement with sanitarian convenience. Con-
sult free the only reliable physicians, DR. AND
MRS. DA VIEs, 14 McAllister su. next Hlbornl* ;
mak: hours. » a. m. 10 5 and 7 10 4 p. if.
A LI, ASKS Or MONTHLY SUPPREB»IOX
(from whatever cause) restored In a few
hours: safe and snre at any time; Instant relief for
travelers; home in 'confinement: best care and
privacy; regular physician; 30 years' successful
practice; my celebrated remedies for monthly
suppression never fall; every case guaranteed:oon-
inltatlon free, confidential; noun 10 to 6; pills #1- .
UKH. DR. WYKTH. Ulti Post st. near Larktn.
PBOCESB 'IUAT Ht.VKH FAILS TO KB-
Ai'KOLKiB IHAT Ni-VivK i- AILS TURK-
store every case of monthly sickness from
whatever cause In a few hours when medicines
and others have failed; no instruments used;
many years' experience: every case guaranteed;
advice free; terms reasonable; first-class private
homo for confinement MRS. DR. DALEY. il-W
Market st. over Ibe Owl Drugstore.
R. FOULET'S FRENCH CAPsULES -A
guarantee.l absolute cure for all fema'.e dls-
<ases (no matter what cause): positively safe and
cure; no danger or after effects; taken in time It
alto ac s as a preventive; price $1 50 per box;
vent free by mall on receipt of price. WALLER
BKOS.. S3 Grant aye.
VT E W I'ROCKSSTNO MEDICINE OR INSTRU-
-L' ment; every woman her own physician for all
female troubles, no matter from what cause; re-
stores in one day; ran be sent and used at home;
It you wish 10 be treatej sale rill on the man
physician. DR. I'OPPKR, SlB Kearoy st
DR. AND MRS*. WKGENER. 526 EDDY ST.—
Safe quick cure for ail female complaints guar-
anteed: private home in confinement: every com-
fort; Infants adopted: terms moderate: pills *1.
DRii. GOODWIN SPECIALISTS. LADIES
near or far; safe, quick cure guaranteed, any !
disease cr complaint: home for patients; best skill, {
tree diagnosis: low tees: self-cure. 401 Van Nest
A II'EAUS FRENCH PILLS— A BOON TO LA-
jv cies with female troubles; no danger; sate and
sure; $2 60 ex press C O. D. ; (Jon' delay until too
late. OSGOOD BROS.. Coast Agents, Oakland:
*LL FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND DIsT
-ttL eases of the eye permanently cured at MRS.
DR. SCOTT'S, 410 Geary st : consultation free.
SDB Ci:RE FOR ALL FEMALE DISEASES;
home in confinement; every comfort; satisfac-
tion jrunrun.eed. MRS. DR. liWYKii, 226 Turk st.
1 \XJ PRAE » FEMALE REGULATING PILLS:
XJ safe and efficient emmenacogue: $1 per box.
RICHARDS <£ CO., druggists, 406 Clay st.,soleagtft
SURK CURE IRREGULARITIES OR OTHER
0 female diseases. MRS. DR. PUKTZ, 254% 4th.
OMK IN CONFINEMENT: DISEASES OF
women. Mrs. Dr.Fuuice,l4l6 Bth st, Alameda.
1 |R. 11AU, 14 McALLlal ER STREET, A^al*
XJ Jones. Diseases of women and children.
C?xs££Ws AND BEST m AMERICA-THE
\.t \\ XXXI.I CALL, sent to any address in the
United states or Canada one year for *1 60, post-
K«e frea. ' *~ Dtr
.DENTISTS.
4 f* IL,«l L ,«, hSET °* T •»? FAIKUCBB
"*Zt exlr l <"-: see our new combination plate-
thinnest, lightest, coolest plate made warranted
10 years: lags. 60c; crowns. S3 50: lady asuim-
«nt CHICAGO DENTAL JAjtLOrtS, 24 Sixth.
pAI.NLKSS EXTRACTION. 60c; CROWN
X brld ? e work n specialty; plates *5 up: 13 years'
experience. R. L. WALSH, 815% >.etr".
tRf) FULL bET TEETH: BEST MAKE;
31™' « P v, l i?, "P^ 1 '; "tractlas free; fill!ng»,BOc
crowu-. $3 6a Pacific Dental Parlors, 1* Third!
/-IROOME RENTAL ASSOCIATION. 769 MAR-
«tJL£i^ 3d , and * l : *»*» specialists : pannes,
extracting, with gas. $1: plates, $7 up; fill, $1 up.
OHIO DENTAL PARLORS— oILVKK FILL-
V ings^ 50c up; old, #1 up; crowns, ti up;
plates. ?5 up. 906 Market st
J. HARDING. SOOSutter cor. EXTRACTION. DR.
X HARDING. r>OOSutter cor. Powell: te1. ma1n5373
QEl' OF TEETH WITHOUT A PLAT*, DR
O H. C. Young. 1841 Polk gt .
Ti l '- J. J. LJb.KK, 1128 MARKET Sl'. OPlOi
XJ evenings: Sundays till noon; dentistry taught
/>ULIO.N I.K-NTAL AStOCIAiiO-N.806-.-Vif
V-^ ket st. Pit. CHARLES W. DKCKKI^
%"i CJk ET KOH ''^CTH-WAKBANTKD AS
Centisc. 930 Market st.. next Baldwin Theater.
D l Kit« J 2h. UAI J? 11 ' 1 * 1443 MARKET ST, NX.
*eetu irom »8 par tet: extracting 60c: gas givoa.
and n f^ atisu i5 BCOVeret of painless extracuoa
and patentee of improved bridge work cr iwu
without any pute. moved from 010 FarreLUk
A W . UI VS J^-ASONABLK AND VV^.^-'
-Q. ranted. Da. J. W. IUtT, 1320 Market m.
attokm:ts-at-law.
ADVICE FREE: DIVORCSS LAWS A SPEC
f* Jaity: private; no fee without success: probate
Insolvency, collections, patents, trademarks, etc.
obtained: private detectives: estab.lshed 10 y«»n
O. W.HOWE, any atlaw,Bso Market, cor. Siocktn
PEBSOSALI.
MAMIE R.— COME BACK; EVERYTHING
will be satisfactory this time; do you neea
money? JOE.
TELEPHONES. ~~
IKLIiIN'S Electrical Works, 421 Montgomery.
If interested send for catalogue.
-VI- HYPNOTIC INST., SHB MISSION; HYP-
no: ism practically taught, $5; cure 1 nYcted.
rAM ES PEG LOR— COM I CAT \V ITH
U your anxious nio-,hpr. .Mils. AGERBBURG.B
taviell si.. G. s., Portland st , Lo.idon.
\- K W RHEUMATIC CURE: PATE vtT~d"
1> MISS IDA YON TESS. move I from lld-j
Market St.. room 33, to 'ib l-.ildy st. room 10.
HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED WITH Al
stock; no aope or fish oil; rooms papered $2
up: whitened, $1 50 up: papered, grained, varn-
ished, $5 up. F. -M. AMBROSE, 1029 Kearuy st.
MHS. DX. TANNER'S HOME IN CONHN'K-
meut 12 Le Hoy pl..bt Jon»-s «fc i-eavenworth.
MItKL RAY FAIR HAS RETURNED AND
IVL located at room 2, 223 Poit st.
Ml-- MYRTLE POTTiuH, SCIENTIFIC
palmist, returned. B. 17, first floor, 3 3 Ix h.
ADVICE FREK; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC-
Ulty; private; no fee without success: pr> bat ■•,
insolvency, collections, patents, trademark*, etc,
obtained; private detectives; established 10 years
G.W. HOWE.atty at la\V. 850 M«rk«:,cor.S:ocktn.
J IKE ANY LADIES' PARLOR— MY K3TAB-
illahmMU, though not so BUn\piuou.iiy fur-
nished, is clean, and the assistants nr<i neat Hud
polite. That's one reason why I }iuv« built up
such a large patronage — the largest; on the Pacific
Coast. -dressing, 25c: switches, *1 to $3.
G. LEDERkR, 111 Stockton st.
"VTO USE FOR A DISEASED SCALP; TRY
i-'l "Quinonia" Hair Tonic, 35c a bottle. LED-
ERKii, 111 tstoctton st.
SUIT TO ORDER ON EA-.Y INSTALLMENTS.
O L. LEMOS, 1117 Market st. bet 7th and Bth.
/CLOAKS AND TAILOR-MADE SUITS RE-
\J tailed at wholesale figure*. 20 Eansome st
FARTINGTON'S SCHOOL OF I^LU^TRA-
X tiou, 424 Pine; about 150 drawines and sketch-
es by students will be exhibited next Friday and
Saturday afternoons from 2 to (5: free admission
SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS REMOVED 17
0 electrolysis. MRa DR. WELCH, 2115 Bush.
HUFsCHMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBER.
. gasfitter. 623 Golden Gate ay. Tel. Butter47L
1 DRUNKENNESS -CURES GUARANTEED
XJ Gold Cure, Sacramento, CaL : 26 Page st, S. F.
"Minn BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED. $160;
J.UUU wedding work. HILL. 22 Vi Geary st
RELIABLE AND EFFICIENT DETECTIVE
XX service. Rooms 19. 20 and 21, Chronicle bldg.
OOQ HAVES BRANCH OFFICiS OK
000 'la* Caix; kuoncriptiocu ana waut Us
taken.
810 OUTDOOR bTEREOPTICON SHOW KVB-
XJ ry night cor. Market and Sixth sts. ; artistic aj-
Tertisements In living light; promoters of bus*>
teas. Consult OWL AD v. CO.. 1140 Market st.
ELKCTRIO LIGHT* US EVERY BOOM;
Winchester House, 44 Third *t» nr. Market:
100 rooms. 25a to $1 50 per night; $1 50 to f a p«c
week; tree bus and baggage 10 and from the ferry.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
WHAT IS YOUR VOCATION?
HAVE YOU PROSPERED? .
WHAT ARE YOUR HOPES?
Mrs- DR. F. CLARK will lite the dark veil of
your future life; she gives you valuable ADVICB
»nd AID In all affairs of life, of private us well as
of business nature as, lor Instance, pertaining to
Love. Matrimony, Friendship, Business, Lawsuits.
Contested Wills, Divorce. Damage Suits. Mining.
She discovers lost or stolen property, finds buried
treasures, prevents sickness misfortune; recon-
ciles the separated, thus restoring lost happiness.
Every person is adapted to some particular busi-
ness, profession or trade. which may justly be term-
ed their true vocation, and yet more than half of
you are fighting against an unknown fate tor fame,
fortune and position which you do not and cannot
obtain until you find your true vocation. Hours. 9
to 8 daily, send stamp for circular and special
terms. MRS. DR. F. CLARK, J206 Market, 8. F.
MME. PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY-
ant card-reader, born double veil »nd second
sight; diagnoses disease, full lire reading: la. 50c;
gents $1; palm, anilclalrv.; s:U $1 50. 126 Turk.
ME. MOREAU, BEST MEDIUM. CLAlR-
voyantand cardreader, Is back to her old pace
73 Fourth St.; customers please call: charms 25c up
ELVINASLAIKR.OLArRVOY ANT.MOV'D
to 797 Mission st. advice on business und lova
affairs: picture future husbandor wife: charms.
ME. REMIER INVITES SKEPTICS: WON-
derful clairvoyant and psychological palmist
61/9 Jones st
MRS. DE ARDIGAN, GREAT EASTERN
fortune-teller; strong love charms made. 938
Harrison st.
MME. MELBOURNE, GIFTED CLAIR
ant; never fails; call and be convinced. 419
Geary st, room 22, second floor: 25c.
ME. ARNDT, GEKMAN FORTUNK-TELL-
er; tells past and future: gives picture future
husband or wife; 25c up: never fails. 228 i/ 2 Sixth.
GYPSY I.IFE-RKADER. 3 SEVENTH ST.;
ladles 25c, gents 50c; all questions answered.
MME. RaVKSa READS LIFE FJ,UF;NTi.x ;
business advice; names given ; 25c up.s Fourth,
MME, H ANSEN, PALMIST, CARD-RK ADER;
past, present and luture; 25c. 148 6th st, r. 5,
ME. SYBILLE TKLLB FROM CRADLE TO
Xil crave; pictures given :ladi>>s 25a 914 O'Farrell.
SPIRITUALISM.
AM. FRANCIS. INDEPENDENT BLATB
. writer. 118 Haight St.; hours 9 until 6P. m.
MR. HANSEN'STEST CIRCLE TO-NIGHT^
8 o'clock; 10c; skeptics invited. 109 Ninth.
ME. YOUNG'S TEST CIRCLE T< -NIGHT,
10c; convincing tests. 605 McAllister st.
MRS. FULTON-MATERIALIZING SEANCK
to-night, 50c; sittings dally. 31 Fell st.
MRa SHRINER RETURNED: CIRCLE SUN-
day evening: sittings daily. 311 Van Ness aye.
MRS. MAYO STEERS, 112% OAK: CIRCLES
Tuesday, 8 p. m., Thursday, 2 p. m. : readings.
MRS. ELLIS. MEDIUM: SITTINGS9TOB: «1;
I" circles Tubs., Fri.. 2p. M ; 25c 233 Valencia.
Mrs. Kate HOSKINS' CIRCLES; : UES 4
FrL, 8 p.m.; readings dally, $L 701 McAllister.
MRS. J. J. V HITNEY, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM,
for messages and advice. 218 Stockton su
FOB SALE- MISCELLANEOUS.
rpHOROUGHBRED W aTER SPANIEL PUP*
-L py for sale cheap. 1132 Bryaut st
/COLUMBIA AND CLEVELAND BICYCLE AT
\J a bargain. 1417 Geary st.
U -STONE DIAMOND HORSESHOE PIN;
price $40. worth $70. UncleHarrls,lsGrantav
"VfO. 1 COW— GENTLE AND FRESH. 334
i-1 Valley St., near Noe.
T,-"MEKYWHEELSTAND, TRIP- H.AMM.-.R,
Hi portable lorge, belts, pulleys, *-tc. 114 First
1 BLACK WALNUT -TUP COUNTER AND
X bar fixtures for sale cheap. Apply 331 Sixth.
"I/<INE SUIT FO-t $10 AT THE MISFiT
X: Clothing Parlor, 513 Montgomery st
SAFES— NEW AiM» &KCOMJ-H AND. t}0!»
Market st
BUILDINGS ON N£.W POSTOFFICE SITE.
Inquire O'CONNOR, 1166 Misjlon st , nr. 8;h.
SKWI MACHINES FOR RKNT, WEEK
or month; all kinds repaired. 1559 Market st
A FES- BARGAINS IN NK W AM) SECOND.'
hand: all sizes: also a lot of safe-deposit boxes.
CHARLES WaLTZ, 109-111 Market St., S. F.
CHOICE WINTER APPLES. COLD STORAGE.
\J In good condition for the trade at low prices
CONSUMERS' ICE COMPANY, 420 Eighth st
1. AKS, BACK BARS. MIRRORS, SHOW-
XJ cases, counters, linoleum, office furniture,
flora and office furnltura and fixtures, new and
second hand. J. NooNA-S, 101V-IUH»-10al-}OM
Mission at. above blxth.
-I 7-HORSE-PUWKR ENGINE, 1 4-HOltS-.
J. power engine, with I oiler, ga*-englne, lathes,
Dlaners and shapers. 616 Six'.h st.
|J UIi.ERS.ENUIAI!.S.JD-HAN 1. MACHINERY
XJ water-pipes. Alclntoah A Wolpman. 137 Beale.
COFFEE MILL. SCALES. LETT Kit FKESi
/ Bland desk, money till, safe; cheap. 102 Clay.
BARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS. BUKLV-
Ing, etc., bought and sold. 1083 Mission, nr. 7th.
VT E W h.LM WOOD RANGES ARE THE ttdP.
■i-i W. K. RAY MFG. CO. 12 California st.
f*l t LARKIN — BRANCH OFFICE OF THIS
V -' A *-' CALL, tubscriptions ana want ads taken.
SEWING MACHINES.
GOOD SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE
cueap 5041/3 Leave nworth st . nr O'Farrell.
C ■ I NG machine latest ST LE ; new.
O 2C04 l.eavo-moi-th st.
BICYCLES.
TRIBUNE. *0: PIEBCE SPECIAL! «45:
X. Fowler, $45; r.l in perfect order. Goldea Rule-
Bazaar, Cycle Department, 25 Geary st.
BICYCLE SACRIFICE TO SAVE BONDS-
men; 1 or 100: wholesale price for rasa.
Specifications and particulars. Attorney at Law,
box 1250, San Jose, Cat

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