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12
FRATERNAL DEPARTMENT.
The Installation of Officers and Social
by Sequoia Parlor of the
Native Son*.
Last Monday night in the presence of a
large number of friends of the members of
thai energetic parlor of the Native Sons of the
Golden West. Sequoia No. 100, the officers who
were recently elected lor the term commenc
ing the Ist inst. were Installed in the main
hall of the Native Sons. The installation took
place on the stage and was by District Deputy
W. H. Soule, assisted by James J. Jamison,
acting as grand secretary, ami Robert W.
Martland as grand marshal. The deputy, who
was letter perfect in the work, administered
the obligation to the new officers and then de
livered the charges with a clearness of enunci
ation and imprcssivencss thai is seldom ex
celled. So well did he do his work that at the
close the entire audience gave him a long
round of applause. The officers who were in
stalled are: S. A. White, past president; L. C.
Pistolesi. president; James H. O'Neil. lirst
vice-president; 11. G. Haaselbach, second vice
president; R. M. Conroy, third vice-president;
R. D. Barton, recording secretary; Chares E.
Torres, financial secretary; L. M. Bannau,
treasurer: Joseph Lawless, marshal; P. J.
Murray, inside sentinel; William L. Vice, out
side sentinel; trustees— J. F. Lyons, T.T. Rich
ardson, Martin O'Brien; Dr. E.F.Donnelly,
physician and surgeon.
The preceding past presidents are: C. E.
Torres, E. F. Donnelly, W. P. Johnson, J. A.
Spiller, L. M. Ban nan, C. G. Hinds, J. W. Kent-
Eel, J. F. Lyons, W. E. Linsiey, E. Baumeister,
L. Glavinovich, A. B. Jones, Robert W. Mart
land, J. C. Seagrave and A. H. Pape.
After the ceremony there was a dance that
was kept up until the Native Sons' band had
rendered the music for eleven numbers and
two extras. The newly installed officers were
the committee of arrangements. It was as
sisted by the following named:
Floor director, L. C. Pistolesi; assistant floor
director, Robert W. Martland; floor committee,
E. F. Slattery, William F. Koch, A. Rossi, J. F.
Lyons, A. H. Pape and William P. Johnson;
reception committee, S. A. White (chairman),
Charles E. Torres, Dr. E. F. Donnelly, A. C.
Gross, T. J. Weis, H. L. Bacigalupi, L. M. Bar
man, S. V. Horning and J. C. Seagr, ye.
Laurel Lodge, K. of P.
The officers of Laurel Lodge No. i, Knights
of Pythias, were installed last Monday night
in one of the large halls of Pythian Castle in
the presence ot almost the entire membership
and a large number of their lriends, including
many ladies. The manner of installation" was
a little at variance with the usual run of pub
lic installations. The officers were not in
stalled in the routine manner, one after an
other, but there was an installation of one or
more officers, then a number irom a pro
gramme prepared by the committee on enter
tainment, compose-! of George H. Wolfe (chair
man), B. D. Goodrich, A. C. Kuli, B. Jsenburg
and D. W. Say lor, then another installation
and another number, and so on to the. end.
First there was the entrance of the grand offi
cers attired in the fatigue uniform oi the Uni
form Rank oi the order, and they presented a
very attractive appearance as tney moved
along to a march arranged by Ed Hisgeu of
Laurel Lodge.
After a piano solo by G. Wedel, a member of
the lodge, the prelate offered a prayer ; then
there was a song by A. Conrich, accompanied
by M. S. Kramer; alter that came the Installa
tion of the commander chancellor, L. c. Hoff
man, the obligation being administered by
the grand prelate and tne charge delivered by
Roscoe E. Lane, district deputy; Mr and Mrs.
Schee*er sang a duet and then A. C. Kull, vice
chancellor commander, was installed; Mrs.
Finneger recited 'Her Letter," and then the
prelate, G. J. Olmstead, ami the master of the
work, J. E. Pomroy, were installed; W. W.
Finnic gave a tenor so.o, whicn was followed
by the installation ot the keeper of records
and seals, Ernest ITlman (seventeenth term),
master of finance, B. Isenburg, mid master oi |
the exchequer, 1.. W. Say lor; Philip Gordon
entertained with a violin solo, after which the
master at arms, L. Kraemer, inside guard, J.
F. Long, and outside guard. J. H. Brook, were
Installed.
This was followed by a barytone solo by B. L.
Tarbox, the delivery of the charge by the
grand chancellor, a French dialect song by Mr.
Finniger of Laurel Lodge, a recitation by Miss
Hazel Isenberg, legerdemain by A. C. Manota,
assisted by Isabel Munola, and tne benediction.
The many numbers presented were of a
character that merited the applause given
teem, and the legerdemain Dy Manola was ;
particularly clever and entertaining. George;
H. Wolfe was the master of ceremonies, and
he discharged the functions of his office in a i
very creditable manner.
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
VTZS' MOUNT MORIAH L"DOE NO. m
tt-^ 44, F. and A. M. — Meeting THIS
(Wednesday) EVENING at 7:30 clock. 'If _f
Third degree. THEO. FROLICH, Sec /Vl
»^s!p CROCKETT LODGE: NO. 139. F. m
tt-^e' an (* a. M.— Called meeting ill!- A
(WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at T:3UVY
o'clock. First degree. By order of the W. /N*jy\
M. H. FoRTRIEDE. Secretary..
■^55=* EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 16« F. m
V-& and A. M.— Caled meeting THIS £_
(Wednesday) EVENIN , July 14, at 7:3010?
o'clock, second degree. fyfy^,
THEO. E. SMITH, Secretary.
ESS"* MISSION LODGE NO. 169 F. a
\V2£f and a. .M. Called meeting t'D'^-^V-
(Wedn»s lay) EVENING at 7:.'0 o'c.ock. "5S2f
First degree. By order of the W. M. i'Vi
C. D. BUNKER, Secretary.
»2~_p YERBA BUENA LODGE --mfm__
&2£? Jfo. 15 J. O. v !■■._ lnltiation-jSrSKSSSEC.
THURSDAY EVENING. July 15. =j^-*S£s§= ;
Visiting brothers cordtailv Inv ted to *WWs*
attend. A. D. CHESHIRE, N. G.
H. F. Neukabeb, Rec. sec.
J^S=» ANNUAL MEETING— THE REGULAR
f£2£? annual meeting of the stockholders of the
A rastraviile Mining Company will be held al the
office of the company. 213 Jackson st., San Fran- |
cisco, Cal., on TUESDAY", the _!oth day of July, I
1897, at the hour of 4 o'clock p. if., to elect a
Board of Directors for the ensuing year, to con-
sider an order on' the action of the directors in
relation to tbe port-base of the company's mining
property, and to transact such other business aa
may come before tne meeting. .
ROBERT B. HOGUE. Secretary.
"KS"" ANNUAL MEETING-IHK REGULAR
m-& annual meeting of the stockholders of The
San Franci- co and ban Joaquin Valley Hallway
Company will be held at the office of the company,
S2l Market st, san Francisco, California, on ibe
20th day of July, 1837, at the hour of 2p m.. for
tbe purpose of electing a Board of Director! to
serve t. r the ensuing year and ■ the transac lion of
such other business as mnv come before the meet-
ing. ALEXANDER MACKIE, Secretary.
*_*"*S=* A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— THE
5*26' WEEKLY CALL. In wranper, for mailing.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
WPIE* DIVIDEND NOTICE— DIVIDEND NO.
m-& 45 (twenty-five cents per sh-<re) of tbe
HUTCHINSON SUGAR PLANTATION* C M-
PANY will be payable at the tflice if the com-
?auy, 327 Market st . on and alter TUESDAY,
uly 20, 1897. Transfer hoiks wi.l cose
WEDNESDAY, July 14. 1897, at 3 o'clock p. m.
E. H. SHELDON, Secretary.
*_^g=» DIVIDEND NOTICE— THE NEVADA
m-&? Bank of San Francisco. The board of direct-
ors of this bank have declared a dividend (No. 21)
forthe quarter ending June 30, at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum, payable on and after the 15th of
July. Transfer books will beciosed fiom the 10.
to the 15'.h inn., bo days inclusive. -
D. R. Davidson, Secretary.
San Francisco, Ju y 7. 1-97.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WPS* EWELL'S DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED
*E-& at 23d and Folsom sts. Tel. White 271.
WPS- DENTAL CONGRESS VISITING C-'.RDS
B-J? quickly printed. Hill. Tiy_ Geary st, r. 39.
RSJS*- MME. PEARL HARRISON. SCIEN-
&--*' title palmist Located room 2, 1201/2 Geary.
B-^-apTHK ORPHANS AND A LF-Olt I'll
\Y-£? admit ed Into Bt Francis Girls* Directory
Orphan Asylum since January 1. 1897. to July 1,
1897, are as follows: Orphans Margsret
Cronln, age 8 year.: Nellie Cionl 1. aged «
years: Sadie Sjarez, age 4 years: Mabel
Robinson, ase 10 mouth.. Half-orphans, girls-
Ada Derhi m. age 6 years; _Mic> Jacinto, me 8
years: Jcephine Jacinto, age 10 y am: Marie
Suarez, age 8 years: Delia Lang, age 8 yens:
Florence Lang, ase 2 years; Rvalue Dan.-, age 5
years: Annie McCarthy, age 5 years: Nellie
Locertan, age 10 years; Genevieve Ander-
son, r.ged jO years: Roy Anderson, age 6
veers; s-a-ile Bush, a;** 12 years'; Lillle Hush, age
Byears: Lottie Bu.b, age 2 years. Boys— Enrique
Ronclvz. age 7 years; Stanly Derliam, age 4
years; > leament Chase, age 2 years ana 5 mouths;
Jessie JeiTerson, age 2 years.
fpSS> ABANDONED CHILDREN IN ST.
»* r Joseph's Infant Asylum since January 1,
1896: '1 homas Desmond, age 4 years; Walter
Bruce, age 6 years; John Bruce, age 3 years;
Water Smith, age 5 years: Madeline Norton. ace
5 years; Mary > orton, uge 3 years: oe rge Smith.
a_esyears: Helen Smith, age 3 years; Eugene
Broderick, age 2 years; William Rousch, age 3
yeari: Flora Rousch, age 4 years: Frank St rub 1,
age 5 years; E.lz* Sirubel, ege 3 years; Mary
Greely, age 6 years; Charles Kiigarif, age 5 years;
Gertie Kiigarif. age 4 years.
Br^JS-* THE SECRETARY OF THE SAN
VSr2& Francesco Protestant Orphan Asylum so-
ciety herewith gives notice ihal the following
orphan and half-orphan girls and bors have b?en
admitted 10 ihe Insti unon f om Jan. 1, 1 *-'•,, to
July 1.1897: Laura R Pierce 12 yrs oil. Annie
B*ckner6yrs. Esther Wilson 10 yrs, Laura Gib-
bons 6. vrs, Viola Johnson 10 yrs. Ruby Loring 5
vrs. Nellie Presley 6 yrs, Clara Lehman 7 yrs, 1 arl
Smith 13Va yrs, William Perkins 10 yrs, Albert F.
Keying 2 yrs, Henry Johnson 8 yrs, Arthur Lucco
b jr_, Omar Loring 7 years and Robert Loring 3 yr a.
SPECIAL NOTlCES— Continued. |
J^^^OrRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CARDS;
BF3? California designs for Eastern visitors: Ep-
worth Lea. ue cards HILL, 'i-V» Geary st.
WT'^S' BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR M:
m3of rollections made: city or country. Pacific
Collection Co.. 415 Montsy st,. room 6: tel. 6580.
r_^S=" TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR
**2iß? gents ami ladies. R, 11, 12u% Geary st.
B_^S= BAY CITY TRANSFER CO., REMOVED
%£-& ViA to Sill* S'_,;ier. 'I runks etellnvred, 26c
fITIATION' WANTED-FEMALE.
YOUNG GERMAN OIRL WISHES SITUA-
-1 tion io do upstairs work, or will assist with
housework ami children; references. Apply to
MRS. HIRD, 721 Kills st. Telephone, Sutter 62.
1? I EST -CLASS AMERICAN COOK OR
A 1 house girl, good reference, city or country, $25
to $30. 315 sutler si.
RESPECTABLE. RELIABLE LADY OF 40
would like to do light work part of '.he lime
for room and board, or loom. Address F. M., 335
Geary Si.
RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WANTS
. sltua' lon for cooking and housework In pri-
vate family: city or short distance in country;
wages moderate. Address L. P.. box 6. Call ullice.
yot'XG. STRONG GIRL, LATELY FROM
X I eland, wishes position to do general house-
work and coo 'lng. Please rail 1613 Van Ness
aye., between California nnd Sacramento.
YOUNG WIDOW" FROM EUROPE WISHES
X situation as housekeeper for bachelor or
widower. 117 Eddy at., loom 1.
COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED NORTH
J German elrl wlsbe» to take care of children,
upstairs work and sewing. 1221 O'Farrell St.
GOOD DRESSMAKER WISHES WORK BY
VT the day; 75c and caifare. Address R. T.,
Branch Call Office, 525 Octavla st.
RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
wishes work by the day or week; sleep home;
good coo* and ironer, 325 Harriet St., off Bryant.
yol'SO WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE
X day washing or Ironing and housecleaning; $1
a day and carfare. 619 Na'.oma st.
COMPETENT WOMAN WITH 6 YEARS' REF-
erem.-e from last place » ants situation as child's
nurse or upstairs work and sewing. 2424 Bush st.
yOUNG GIRL. FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK,
X family of 2; good home; wages $8; no wash-
ing. 1033 Laguna at., cor. Turk.
p ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO
Xt do general housework and co.k: wages $20.
1935 Ellis s .
YOUNG WIDOW FROM EUROPE WISHES
X situ a. ion es housekeeper for bachelor or
widower. 117 Eddy su, room 2.
YOUNG OIRL WISHES POSITION TO WORK
X in store or do copying. R V., box 104, Call.
GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO GENERAL
housework: has good reference; city or coun-
sry. 12*;4 Mis-ion St.
RESPECTABLE WOMAN WI HES A SlTU-
atlon to dei general housework; many years'
reference. Call at 114 Ripley place.
yOUSG GERMAN GIRL OF EXPERIENCE
X would ike a hou weeper's place, city or coun-
try; or will do plain mending. 207 Post, room 8.
yOUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP-
X ePs position: city or country. 704 Folsom, r. ft.
yOl'Xd GIRL WISH rS SITUATION TO DO
X cneral housework. Call at 1321 Natoma tt.,
between Fouiteen h and lifieenth.
GIRL WISHES POSITION TO DO GENERAL
Vj housework and cooking; references. 1315
Scott si.
/**l C LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICK OF THK
cl-LU CALL. Subscription* ond want ads taken.
CAP ' BLE EASTERN WOMAN WISHES SIT-
Vj uatiou a* invalid's or infant.* nurse; no Thiers.
Cull or address 917 Howard st., basement.
"yOUNG GERMAN GIRL, 16, lOR LIGHT
X housework. 122 I angton su
/■KRMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION
' 7 for cooking or general housework Address
1309 Stocktcn at., ronm 15.
SWEDISH SECOND GIRL, 2 YEARS' l- F-
e:ence, city or country, $20 to $25 315 Sutter.
DRESSMAKER OF EXPERIENCE (PER-
fecl fUte-r) will go out by the day. Address
8., box 102.. Call.
i VTEAT YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE TO DO
i li liih; housework; sleep home; Mission: wages
j $8 to $10. Addresi A. 8., Call Branch, Sixteenth
I und Mission sts.
EXPERIENCED NURSK WANTS TO TAKE
charge of Infant or children: good reference.
Address S. H., box 16, Call Offlce
GERMAN WOMAN WISHES TO DO WASH-
r ing and cleaning; $1 and carfare. Address
T. F., 339 Uoyes tt
SWEDISH GIRL AS COOK: BEST CITY REF-
ereuce; -.m- family preferred. Address Swed-
ish printing offi-.e, 1224 Howard st
YOUNG WIDOW (LATE OF MIS-lON ST.)
.1. wishes position as housekeeper; wi lower's or
bachelor's home preferred. 28 Va sixth, room 6.
"YOUNG GIRL JU-T FROM THE EAi-T
J. wishes rituation to do light housework in Oak-
land or Iruivile: wages $10 $12. Address
MARGARET HEDMAN, box 17, Frultvale P. O.
RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION:
good cook; plain washing; city orshori dlstanc*
in conniry; modera c wages. 10 siockton place,
ill Stockton st, bet Post and Sutter.
YOUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST DE-
X sires to secure a lucrative housekeeper's place:
bachelor's or widower's home preferred. 821
Mi.siou st, room 5.
YOUNG LaDY RECENTLY FROM THE
JL East desires a keeper's p ace, city or
country. 223 Post St., room 1.
YOUNG EASTERN LADY WOULD LlKt. A
A housekeeper's pace: widower's borne pre-
ferred, city or coun.ry. 234 O'Farrell, room 9.
ii SCANDINAVIAN GIRLS WISH SITUA-
-22 ttons for housework or second work. Apply
1138 Florida st.
YOUNG GERMAN WID. W DESIRES
X housekeeper's position. Apply 120 a Edjy St.,
room 2.
KEFINED ENi-LISII WIDOW WISHES Po-
sition is housekeeper; widower's or bachelor's
borne preferred. 29 r.ddy st, room 15.
GIRL WANTS PLACE TO COOK AND DO
aownstalrs work. 658 Minna st.
RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS WASH-
Ing and hntiserleanlug, office or any kind of
work. Address 107 Eighth at.
G.iODCO. X WOULD DO HOUSEWORK IN
r small family; ci.y or short distance lv coun-
try. 2124 Howard st
GERMAN OliL WI-HES SITUATION TO
vj do houses and plain cooking. Call at bak-
ery, Post and I.a < Una its.
YOUNG GIRL WANTS POSITION AS TYPE-
X writer or to do any kind of ollice work. 838
Mission st, room 1.
/•I r LARKIN -BRANCH OFFICK OF THE
Ulil CALL: . utisi ritmon. an.i uani ad. taken.
VI IDDLK-A'.-ED GERMAN WIDOW WISHES
111 situation as housekeeper in gentleman's fam-
ily: cuy or country. Address R. 8., box 24, Call.
YOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
JL housekeeper; plain sewing. 7 Grant aye, r. 2.
PERFECT FITTING AND STYLIsH Ess.
I making done reasonable. MCDOWELL'S, 103
Post st
DRESSMAKER WILL GO TO SHOP OR
families by the day. MCDOWELL'S, 103 Post
st (lei. v:reeu 144).
rpRUSTWORTHY. COMPETENT WOMAN
X wishes to do washing,' ironing, cooking or
honseclean. ng by theday; best re.erences. MRS.
M. CURI I>, 33b7 Tweniy-slxih st, near Mission.
"lir ANTED— TO MAKE LADIES' WALKING
TV suits for $2: satisfaction guaranteed. Bi6\_
Jes-ie St., off Ninth.
WANTED — SITUATION AS WORKING
»T housekeeper by midale-aged American lady.
Addre.s MRS. It. MILES, 504 Fifteenth st, room
10, Oakland.
YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE SITUATION
A as housekeeper; hotel preferred. 1 Fifth st,
room 1. ■ ■j.
Ri- FINED EASTERN LADY' WISHES posi-
-LV tion as housekeeper la bachelor's home; city
or country. 36Vi Geary st, room 15.
YOUNG LADY OF EX fe P. I ENCE DESIRES
A housekeeper's Place: bachelor's or widower's
home preferred. 1201/2 Geary st , room 2.
GIRL, 13 YEA US OLD, WISHES TO CARE
for child over 1 year old: speaks English and
French: will sleep home. A. FORT LN; 229 Shipley
street
YOUNG LAUY (PARISIAN) WOULD LIKE
a place as working housekeeper; city or coun-
try. Room 10, 122 Post si.
YuUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
a housekeeper; city or couniry. 116 Eddy, rm.L
(_>l P. LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
XJXO CALL subscriptions aim want ads taken.
"RELIABLE FRENCH LALY, EXPERIENCED
X\i housekeeper, desires position at such, or will
do pain sewing: no objec.ion to short distance in
country. 1122 Market st, room Si.
YOUNG SPANISH LADY WOULD LIKE A
A permanent place as typewriter. MISS OLLIE
STANLEY, room 28. 17 blockto.i st
VEAT YCUNG GIRL RECENTLY FROM THE
1* East wants a permanent housekeeper's pace,
or will 00 plain mending; city or couniry. Room
11, 223 Post st
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1897.
SITUATION"! "WANTED HALE.
*L*> IRST-CLASS GERMAN MAN AND WIFE
" desire situations; best references: city or coun-
try; any kind of work. MISS CULLEN, 323 cut-
ter st. ■:.'*;'. _.'> ■ : .-v..-y
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 709
oeary su Tel. Sutter '-126.
CHINESE & J.. I'A.-i »E: EST'D 20 YEARS;
Help: let. main 1»'»7. BRA I.LEY A: CO. .640 Clay
HUNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE
emp. office, 614 California St., iel. main 231.
CHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
\J offlce; beat help. 414LJ O'Farrell. Tel E. 426.
RELIABLE. STEADY MAN WANTS SITU A.
lion aiound private place, city or country, to
lake care of h<>. San l buggy and make himself
generally us"f.;l; Is a fair gardener and is handy
with tools. D. R. 8., box 20. (.ml Office.
STEADY YOUNG MAN OF NO BAD HAB-
its wants employment as janitor, porter or
about pilvate piace; will be found willing and oblig-
ing. G. Y. M., b x 35, Call Office.
VOUSOMAN.'IS YEARS OLD, WANTS A
X position in a wholes lie produce house to assist
in office work and make hims-lf genera ly useful;
wages uo object. G. 8.. box 21, « all Offlce.
POSITION IN RETAIL I- HOB STOKE BY"
young man of the East; will work cheap; ref-
erences. Address S E., box 89, Call Offlce.
(*1 f_ LARKIN — BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
o_L«_) CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
ALL-ROUND CARPENTER WANTS WORK
al repairing old work or making new. Ad-
dress Carpenter box 104. Call Office.
1 EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER DESIRES
li teady position: best references. H., box 2>6,
Call Office.
YOUNG man WOULD like TO GO as
1 plumber or blacksmith's helper. Address 239
Twenty-seventh St.
WAITER WITH DREBSSUIT; CAN ASSIST
fl bar; re table, sober, steady man for family
or resort: no hash-waiter. G. 0.. box 103, Call.
BUTCHER: GOOD ALL-AROUND MAN.
first-class blork man, wants situation. Ad-
dress W. il, box 99, Call Office.
YOUNG MAN WHO FULLY UNDERSTA NDS
X the care and driving of horses wishes situa-
tion: can do gardening; references. M. I., box
65, Call Office.
4 MARKET ST.— BRANCH OFFICK OF THE
"i Call: want ads and subscriptions taken.
POSITION BY' STENOGRAPHER AND
typewriter; understands bookkeeping: has
taught commercial bookkeeping; understands
managing and pilntlug newspaper. X. V., box
411, Haywards, Cat.
KELIABLE MAN AS JANITOR OR NIGHT
JV watchman: references AL Address R. J,
box 77, Call Offlce.
I? IRS T-CLASS GROCERY CLERK WANTS
-T position: first-class window-dresser and sales-
man. Address PARISH, 334 Bush at.
JAPANESE BOY WANTS POSITION: PLAIN
cooking, use worr.. wash dishes; In family in
this city. Address H. HIRANO, 525 Jessie st.
yot'KO MAN WITH KIENCE IN PRI-
X vete house would like employment. Y. M.,
box 93, Call office.
V - ERY WILLING YOUNG MAN, 22 YEARS
V old, speaks French and English, would like to
worK in giocery bar or cellar. Address K. H. C,
321 Ellis St., rom 98.
1 i<7 Ni-NT.il. branch office OF
IO I 'IHsi Call,- kuoacripuou aitd waiu ada
taken.
BOY WISHES SITUATION IN COUNTRY,
wages no object: good home: strong and will-
ing. Audress i9a Vanderwater at.
\\- ANI ED— A YuUNG MAN WISHES A PO-
'» slilon in a wholesale house or factory; wages
not so much an object as position, O. A., box 100,
this nffici
GOO HAVES— BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
• '«-).' Call: subscriptions and want ada taken.
JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION TO DO
waiter and housework or cooking: city or
country. Address G. L., 519 Jessie st.
SW. COR. t-IXTEEN 111 oi'., NEAR MISSION;
branch office at I** call, subscriptions anil
want ads taken.
WINCHESTER HOCSE. 44 THIRD ST., NR
»' Market: 200 rooms 26c to Cl 60 per nlcht:
{1 60 to $6 "er week; convenient and respectable;
tree bus aim Lacgage to and Irom tbe terry.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND W ANT ADS FOR THK
Call taken nt branca faiuce, 33U Haye* »_.;
ci en until V tl'.i o'clock.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
O IRONERS, HOTEL LAUNDRY. NEAR
-2 city, $25; laundre*s, country hotel, $20; 2
waitresses, springs. $20; waitress for Commercial
Hotel, north, $22 50; 3 waitresses, country hotel,
$20; 2 chambermaids and wait. $15: 2 cooks for
boarding-hou.e, $25; 10 glr s, housework, $15 to
$20. C. R. HANSEN A CO., 108 Geary St.
CHAMBERMAID FOR A FIRST-CLASS
summer resort, $20; see party here. C. R.
HANSEN 4 CO., 108 oeary st
i) WAITRESSES, STRINGS, $20 EACH; SEC-
— Odd rl, $20; 15 housework girls, city and
country, $2o and $25: 8 young girls to assist, $10
$15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutterst.
COOK, MINING TOWN, $20 TO $25. MISB
CULLEN, 323 Sutter st
FKENCn MAID AND SEAMSTRESS, $25.
A MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st
VEAT I EFINED SECOND GIRL, $20. MISS
IN CULLEN, 323 Sutter ht
COOK. RANCH, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323
Sutterst.
PROTESTANT NURSE; $20. MISS CUL-
-1 LEN, 323 Sutler st
VEAT SECOND GIRL AND NURSE; $15. i
li MISS CULLEN, 3-3 So ter st
■MEAT. REFINED, YOU.NO GIKL; LU*HT
ll work; $10. Ml>s CULLEN, 323 sutter st
VURSE AND CHAMBERMAID; $26. MISS
ll CULLEN, 323 sutter st
LAUNDRESS; $25. MISS CULLEN, 323
suiter st
ERMAN SEAMSTRESS: $20. MISS CUL-
LEN, 323 sutterst.
SE A M STRESS. $15; SECOND GIRL, SAME
house, $15. Miss CUI.I_EN, 323 Sutler st
\V AITRKSS, LIVE MOfIE ; $20. M ISS C
" LEN, 323 Suiter st
VEAT UNO GIRL; 2 IN FAMILY: $15.
ll MISS CULLEN. 323 Sutter St.
VEAT YOUNG GERMAN NURSE; CHILD 2
ll years. Miss CULLEN, 323 Sutler st
EAT YOUNO GIRL, LIGHT WORK COUN-
Al try, $10. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st
fs ERMAN OR SWEDISH OR FRENCH COOK.
VT $35. MISS CL'LLEN, 323 Sutterst.
V AT SECOND OIL, Bi LVI DERE, $12.
ll MISS U..LF.N, 323 --utter st
PROTESTANT NURSE, $25. MISB CULLEN.
323 Sut. erst
FRENCH Al AIU, $25: ERM AN OR FRENCH
nurst-girl, $20. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter.
GIRL, LOMBARD ST., $20; GIRL, "AN LOR-
renzo, Cul , $20. see parly her- 10 and 12 a. m ;
girl, Alameda, $25. country. 3 In family, no wash;
giil. Alameda. $20; girl, Milton.' *:0: girl, West
Point, $20: girl. Pierce st, $20: 23 girls, $16; 22
young girls to assist, nice fam lies, at *«, $10 and
$12 a month: 7 swede, 9 German, 4 Danish girls.
MARTIN A CO.. 749 Maraet
rt CHAMBERMAIDS AND WAIT SOME, $15,
*v mom, etc.: dishwasher, $15 and room; glr',
assist in small restaurant, no Sunday work; 7
waitresses, $5 a week: chambermaid, country, $15
and room; .waitress, country, $20 and room; wai -
.res-, Mont* rey, $20 and roo v; waitress, Santa
< ruz, $20 and room. MARI IN A Co., 749 Mar-
ket st
HOTEL LAUNDRESS, SMALL HOTEL; $35
and room and board. MARTIN A CO., 749
Market st
COOK. COUNTRY HOTEL, *25 AND ROOM:
cook, few persons, $20 ana room; cook, coun-
try hote, $30: cook, mining camp, $20: cook,
i.elicacy-store, 125: Cook for ranch, $20, see party
h. re. MARTIN & CO., 749 Markets ..'
■IRONERS, PLAIN AND FANCY WORK, $15
I to $_5, room, bond. etc. MARTIN A CO-
-749 Market st.
(-.HAMBERMAID, COUNTRY, , '$20 AND
J room. MARTIN AUG.. 749 Market
117 O.MAN COOK. PLAIN BOARDING- DOUSE.
TT country. $25: woman and child un ranch. $10:
Cham rmaid. assls. walling, pi. In country hoiel,
$18: a d others. ML'R" *V A READt, Lead-
In, - Employment Aleuts, 634 and 639 Clay si.
VEAT WOMAN, AB UT 30 YEARS OF AGE,
Al for cham berwnrn »nd walling, nice country
hotel. Santa Cruz Co. ; • steady work year round;
see party ! here this morning. MURRAY A
HEADY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and
636 Clay st '\^*_\%__-%___tSg_____ff^g/gSgg^-t
2 AMERICAN AND PROTESTANT NURSES,
— $20: 4 German, 1 noli and Eoclish second
girls, $20 and $25; cook, German vie, »30; Prot-
ectant girl for housework, San Rafael, $26; sec-
ond girl and laundress, $20: cook, burr line-house,
$20: 3 waitresses, hotel and restaurant, $20 aid
$5 week, and a large mini her of rlrls for cooking
and housework. J. F. CROSETT A CO.. 31 6 putter.
WAITRESSES FOR HOTELS AND COUN . RY
resorts, $20. HOTEL GaZ KITE, 420 Kearny.
4)^il/J MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS A.*_"
— U— U want ads taken ior Thk i_,ll
¥ '
HELP WANTKD— Con+f*n«*«.
Tir ANTED— SECOND GIRL, INSTITUTION,
ff country. $25; French ..urse, $20; German
nurse, $20: German second and sewi.g, $J0; 2
French nurses, $16 and $20: German or French
cook, $35. laundress and second work. $22 50;
German cook, $26. LEON ANDRE, 3jB Stockton.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, COOK AND WASH,
country, $20 and fare paid: plain hotel laun-
dress. $25. R. 1. WARD A CO., 610 Ciay st.
Vi; ANTED— WOMAN TO KEEP HOUSE FOR
" 3 men: must understand music; wages $10
pi r month; references exchanged. G. W„ box
150, Call Offlce.
yOU.N'G GIRL TO DO COOKING AND HOUSE-
X won.: wages $15. Call between 10 and 12. at
1533 Geary st.
3 L\DY WAITERS FOR RESTAURANT
0 and saloon in country: expens-s paid. 106*/ i
Third St.. room 23; between l aud 3 pm.
I? 1 CLASS FINISHERS ON PANTS. 820
X Howard st, bet Fourth and Fifth.
i) OPERATORS ON VK.-TS; ALSO ONE TO
- learn. R THOMAS, 41 Stevenson at *
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AP-
ply 722 Linden aye.
GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL FOR HOUSE-
work: wages $15. 608 Oak si.
WANTED— FIR tailoress ON
flne coats; no otbers need apply. 418 Post st.
"yOUNG GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK, SMALL
X fsmrly, $20; nurseglrl, $12. 721 Ellis st
/?1 ' LAKKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
xij-ij Call: subscriptions and want ad«. taken. ,
COMPETENT SILK SHIRT-WAIST MAKERS
with sewing machine; steady work. 3 Taylor.
*L* LDERLY WOMAN TO HELP IN HOUSK-
A__ work; German preierred. 329 Twelfth at
"VTOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
X housework. 1118 Fell st.
Vtr ANTED— GERMAN XiIRL, FOR HOUSK-
f f work*, wages $10. 1217 Green.
GIRL TO WAIT AT TABLE. 830 HOWARD
street
■\[ICE YOUNG GIRL, WANTED TO CAKE
lis for child and attend housework. 1310 Pacific.
ANTED-iO LADIES TO TAKE HOME
light work: Instruction $1. 777 Market st,
room 4. • 7-.."7
OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE-
work. Apply 1440 Benton at. Alameda
GI IRL TO DO LIGHT HOUMEWORK; SLEEP
r at home. 1410 Buchanan st.
TIT ANTED- A GOOD xNUR-E«'IRL: ONE TO
fl assist in light housework; German penerred.
Call A M. 1306 Hayes st.
£..1-7 ___o_Mco_uEni ai„ BRANCH OFFICK 1
• '__._ ii'lkkUU; waul ad* ami subscription*
taken.
i) GIRLS TO LEARN HAIRDRESSING. MME (
— DELLA FAUST. 9"/ s Stockton st
TyoRST CASES OF CORNS CURED FOR $1.
ff 925y3 Shotwell st, near Howard.
GIRL** TO LEARN DRESSMAKING AND
millinery; patterns cm- 10 order, 26c; now ls
the time to begin; 2 weeks' sewing lesions free
MCDOWELL'S, 103 lost St
SUBSCRIPTION'S. AND WANT ADS FOR THK
Call taken at branca t>Uiu* M* Hayes st;
open until b :30 o'clocK.
THE LAWRENCE METHOD OF DRESBCUT-
Iing is the only one by which you ran complete
a peifect garment without trying on. 1070 Market
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESFKUTABLK:
-H Winchester Hous*, 44 Third st, near Market;
200 rooms; 26c 10 $1 bo pernlght; $1 60 to $ J
per week: tree 'bus and baggage to and irom ferry.
SF. DRKSeS-CUTTINO SCHOi'L- FRENCH
. tailoring taught; $1 week. 916 Market, r. 19.
OPERaIORS ON FLANNEL OVERxHIRTS
and underwear; a lew inexperienced bands
taken and taught LEVI STRau'&s A CO., 32' a
Fremont st.
MALI*. help wanted.
second cook, hotel. $60; cook and
_ second cook for a resort near city, $40 and
$30: cook, o-ird-nir-hiiuse. country, $30; 4 cooks,
restaurants and hotels,' city and country. $40, $30
and $26; 4 hotel waiters, counlry, $26 ani $20:
camp waiter, $ 0: a ish washers and vesetable-
men, kitchen hands and others. C. R. HANSEN
A CO., 108 Geary st.
i^nfl MEN FOR RAILROAD WORK ON THE
JoU Astoria and Columbia River Rai. road; fare
advanced; see party here. C. R. HANSEN <__.
CO., 108 Geary st. \ n.
Inn ITALIANS FOR RAILROAD WORK
lUU north: sea party here. CL R. HANSEN
A CO., 1.8 Geary st
J FARMERS, »20 AND $25: 20 LABORERS
4 and teamsiers, city. $150 a day: boy for a
candy factory, $5 a week, C. 1.. HANSEN A
CO.. 108 Geary st.
MARKER AND DISTRIBUTOR, COUNTRY
hotel launary, $3' and found: 2 Doners, hotel
laundry, country, $26: hand-washer, country $30;
polisher, country laundry, $26. C. R. ANSi-.N <fc
CO., 108Geary st.
EXTRA ELEVATOR-BOY WITH GOODRKF-
Ii erence for country hotel, $1 a day and free
fare both ways, call early. C. R HANSEN A CO.,
108 Geary st jpng_____qß__^pig
(Lf\ ROCKMEN FOR A NEW RAILROAD,
•JU $1 75 a day. fr*e tare, long job. XX R. HAN-
SEN <& CO., 108 Geary st.
QA MASONS' HEIPERS AND LABORERS
•»U to work with mason, for railroad work, $2 a
day. C. R. HANSEN A CO.. 108 Geary st
MAN AND WIFE FOR A GENTLEMAN'S
p ace, countr*. man to do gardening nnd gen
eral work and wife mint be a first c ass cook, see
party here. C. R HANSEN <fe CO.. 108 1 eary st
*_. A/V LABORERS, $1 50 PER DAY*, FREE
•)UU faro. -i.- ad work, see party here Wednes-
day, Thuisday and Friday; ship Saturday morn-
ing, martin a co., .49 Market at
NIGHT COOK, $35; COOK, COFFEE-HOUSE,
lis $8 a veek; cook, country, $30 and room; 2
cooks, city, $35 and room; cook, country. $45 and
room: cook and second, $70 and room: short-
order cook, $50 to $75: cook, city, $30 and room;
second coo , $7 a week; rook, Berkeley, Cal. . (3 J:
cook, < yster-uuuse, iHO to $50 and room; tamale-
maker. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Maiket st
SHOP-BAKER, $16 A WEEK: ALSO BA-
ker's helper; see party bere 9to 12. Mar-
tin A CO., 749 Market st
J LUNCH AND DINNER WAITERS; WAIT*
n cr, $6 a week; waiter, country, $:6 and room:
waiter, cltr, $30 and room: t'erman waiter, $25
and room: 4 waiters for steamers: waiters for
Oakland, cat.; waiter, cltr, $5 a week; 3 waiters,
$.0 and room. MARTIN A CO., 749 Market st
PASTRY COOK: $->5 AND ROOM; RESORT
hotel; call early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mar-
ke. St. hNs
■ fl
3 DISHWaSHKRS, COUNTRY, $15 AND
room: dishwasher, $25 and room, resort hotel;
dishwasher. $20 nn 1 room; 4 disiiwas -ers, city,
$3 50 a week: .hwasher. $5 a week: 2 dlsbwasn-
Prs, San a Cruz, $15 aud room. MARTIN A CO.,
749 Marketst / R
TEAMSTER, HAUL WOOD, ETC, $25,
b ard, etc. ; elderly man, chores, etc. : butter
an 1 emaker, creamery work. • MARTIN A
CO., 749 Market st .-V. .'":
MAN AND W.FE, RESTAURANT, COOK
lvl and second. $60 to $70 and room. MARTIN
A CO., 749 Market st
ASTRY COOK AND BAKER. $75 AND
room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st
COOK. RESORT HOTEL, $50 AND ROOM.
MARTIN A CO., 749 Market »t
WANTED-N'IOHT DISHWASHER. $30:
dish was tier for restaurant. $30; 3 dishwash-
ers, $16 to $26; waiter, boarding-home, near city.
$26: waiter for a restaurant (30; hotel waiter.
$ 0: pantryman, (20; young mau to as'ls in din-
ing-room, country, $20: ironer. seam laundry;
conk, am restaurant $. 0: cook, boarding-house,
$30 to $40; etc. ...Ninth's. 308 - tockion at. ;
THIRD COOK FOR LAKK TAHOE; FARE
refunded, $45. ANDRE'.-*. 308 Stockton st
VyANTED-NLRSE, $30 AND FOUND:
ff miners. $2 50 a day and $40 a mouth and
found: brakeman for lodging road; laborers for
country, $1 50 a day; 7 teamsters, $1 50 aday:
woodchoppers, $1 a cord, and other*- Apply 10 1.
F. CROSETT A CO., 624 Sacramento st
WANTED-FRKNCH COOK PRIVATK FAM-
lly; hotel and boardinr-bouse cooks. $;..» and
$30; renta. cooks; .waiters; extra waiters:
lunch waiters: dishwasher and, otbers.: Apply to
3. F. CRoSETT A CO., 628 Sacramento at . /.ji
WANTED— LAUNDRYM AN FOR INSTITU-
. tion, near city, $36 and found: 4 miners, $2
a day: cook for Insiltu. on, $30 10 $35 aud found;
iow German farmer and wife. *4n and found;
young man to peddle fuitin city, $16 and found;
family waiter for bo.el. %20 and f> und, fare ad-
vanced: waiter for coff-e saloon. $.'j a month:
boy for factory, 13 a week: boy for office: farm-
ers, teamsiers, cooks, wallers, eta W. D. KWER
& CO.. 626 Clay st.
J MINERS, MACHINE DRILLS, $3 A DAY; 3
~i muckers, tunnel work, $1 76 a day; tnl.ker,
country, $26: farmer and milk, $20 to $25: labor-
ers and teamsters, city. $1 76 a day: middle-aged
man, $10: boy for ho. el, $10: cook for ranch, $10;
night cook, $25: waiter. $8 a week; 3 waiters,
country hotel. $26; waiter-boy, $16. R T. WARD
A CO., 608 and 610 Clay st -
AINTEH, THIS MORNING, AT JACKtON
* LYONS.
HELP WANTED-Continued.
QOCi MEN WANTED TO-DAY. FROM $90 TO
000 $15 per month and found: 40 farm rs.
teamsters and vineyard hands, $26, $25 and $20
per month and found; 3 milkers $20 and $25:
60 labore a and teamsters, $30 and found. $26 and
foil id, $1 76 day, $1 60 day, $1 6 J day; 40 1 wood-
ch< ppers, $1 15 pt-r cord, four fe^t, pine, and red-
wood, too furnihed: tree fare for 165 more rail-
road teamsiers, $1 76 day : 4 • tie • makers, 7c
each: 4 teamsters for a ranch, «40 per month ani
tound: 10 sailors 10 work on a ranch, no experience
required. MURRAY A READY, 634 and 636
Clay rt.. Leading Employment Agents.
•O*. COOKS, CITY' HOTELS, CITY RESTAU-
Os) rants, country restaurants, hotels, cafes, etc.,
$50. $60, $40, $20 and $3o ana found: 10 waiters,
$30. $25 and $20. cit..' and country jobs: waiter
for a mine. $25; second cook for a mine, $-5: 3
laundrym n, $30 and $25; 4 dishwashers, $16 and
$20: 2 ranch cio<s. etc.; second cook lor a mine,
»35. free fare. MURRAY & READY. . Leading
i mployment Agents, 634 ami 636 Cl.ty st
CAA MEN FOR RAILROAD: OREGON: $1 50
UUU per day: fare paid. Apply friday morn-
ing, JOHNSTON Jt CO., 872 Broadway, Oakland.
II," ANTED- YOUNGSBARBKR WITH SOME
ff experience for board, room and (.mall wages.
Address, stating wages. HERMAN KOCH. ai-
lejo, Cal. .
SEAMEN AND ORDINARY FOR NEW
York, A us'.ra la.Honolulu 10 steuart. upstairs.
STRONG GERMAN BOY TO ASSIST IN
bakery. 3886 Seventeen. St.
SITUATION SECURED FOR A LOAN OF
$225 on socurity. W. W., box 8, Call.
YOUNG MAN TO HELP IN KITCHEN. 9
Stockton st
YOUNG MAN TO WAIT ON TABLK, SMALL
place, $20 and found. 700 Mission.
W ANTED-A DISHWASHER AND WAIT-
er. 629 Davis st *
BARBER-SHOP POR SALE CHEAP, $16. 35
Pacific st y.;y. \y_
YOUNG MAN TO MAKE HIMSELF USE-
X fui: barber shop: modern. 34 Fourth st
Ci OOD DISHWASHER WANTED AT 1805
VJT Haight st.
WANTED — 2 GOOD CARPENTERS; 7:16
am.; $2 60 a day. 346 Grove st
MAN ON REPAIRING WANTED AT 202
Fifth st - .
BARBER FOR WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY
afternoon and Saturday. 623 Clay st
MAN TAKE CHARGE SALOON; $125 RE-
quired; part cash; investigate. 235 Third st.
FOR SALE— 3-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP; Al
location. G., box 150, Call.
Q-l 7 MISSION ST. FOR MEALS— THE MOST
OX. I of the best for the money: coff«e, 2 1 /. cents.
WANTED— BOY ABOUT 18 YEARS TO
ff learn gilder's trade; must come well recom-
mended. S. A GUMP, 113 Geary st.
ITOUR ENERGETIC MEN WANTED; 836
A Howard s'. Call between 4 and 6p. ___.
1 ARBERS-GOOD SHOP IN COUNTRY FOR
I- sale cheap. DECKELMAN BROS., 106 Ellis.
IVOR SALE— 3- CHAIR BARBERSHOP IN
V Oakland; central location: owne- has retired
from business. Apply 874 Wash ngton St., cigar
store.
i, ABBE R-SHOP; BATHS: IN THE COUN-
I) try: fjr saie. Apply 2 Eighth st
RECRUITS -A ANTED FOR THE UNITED
stales marine corps, United states navy;
able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of
21 and 30 years. who are citizens of the United
States, or those who have legally declared their
intention to become such; must be of good char-
acter and habits and abie to speak, read and write
English, and be between 6 feet 5 inches and 6 feet
in height For further information apply at tbe
recruiting office, 20 Kills at, san Francisco, Cal.
BARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY-
ment Office. S. PC CHS. Secy, 325 Oram aye,
OURNEYMKN BARBERS* UNION FREE
JOURNEYMEN BARBERS' UNION FRKE
employment bureau, 34 4th st L LESS, Sea
BARBERS' GOOD 2-CHAIR SHOP AND Cl-
gar-stand $160; must sell at once on account
of going East 133 V2 Ninth st
TAI OR--HOP FOR SALE; GOOD THAN-
stent trad* for 2 men: 4 sunny rooms; cheap
rent C T., box 4, Call Office.
SEAMEN; NEW YOKK, FOREIGN AND
coasting. Shippers' Office, 12 Washington st
GREEN HANDS AND SEA MEN FOR SOUTH
Seas, Australia and the Coast 637 Ciay st.
Vy ANTED — A TAMALE-MAKER 1116%
f f Folsom st
/•I ff LAKKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
X) I<J CaLL Subscriptions and want ads taken
PARTNER WANTED— A. GOLDEN, LEATH- i
er and Soe Findings Store, 467 Sixth at, bet
Washington and Broadway, Oaklai.d, Cat.
IV* ANTF.D-PARTNER WITH $26: AGOOD
ff proposition. Address W. W., box 87, call.
RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. 167 NINTH
st; want ads and subscriptions taken
•VTKW WALUO ISO-HOUSE, 76* Ml-
A'l slon st.be:. 3d and 4 th— Single room- pernlght,
10c to 50c; per week, 70c to $2: clean.quiet; spe-
cial attention to morning calls; open all night
LARGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND
shoes tor sale; lot ladles' and misses' shoes,
2.'cc up; misfits exchanged; good repairing; sboes
made to oider any style $3 up. Central Repair-
ing Shop, 749 Mission st, near Grand Opera-house.
LADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 36c; MEN'S
shoes, soling. 60c: all repairing done at half
the usual price. 662 Mission st, bet Ist and 2d.
/_»1 C LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
Ulil CALL . (subscription* ami wane ads taken.
li* SIMON WANTS ICO MEN TO GET BOTTLE
1. beer or wine sc; best free lunch. 643 Clay.
VV' ANTED— GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO
ff tl your feet at the same prlcevou burealy-
made ones, from $2, 13, $4 and $6, at 662 Mis-
tlon st., D -tween First and second.
FINE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $1 75: TO OR-
der, $2 60; half-soling, 25c up. 959 Howard.
iTIRY ACME HIIU.-.E, 957 MARKET ST., BE-
X low Sixth, for a room; 26c a night; $1 a week.
WINCHESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD Si., NR.
Market: 200 rooms, 25c a nighi; rea ling-
room; tree 'bus and baggage ,0 and from the ferry.
WANTED— MEN TO LEARN BARBER
ff trade; shops, tools, positions furnished; 8
, weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 138"/ Eighth.
"IA ANTED. TOt OLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR-
ff ersdclerks KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 Sutter.
CLEARANCE BALE— SSOOO WORTH BOOTS
and shoe.; must sacrifice; $1 50 shoe 75c. $2
shoes $1, $3 shoes $1 60. -(4 shoes $2: $5 shoes
$2 50, $6 shoe* $3. 638 Market st, opp. Pali.cc.
ROOMS 150 'IO i6u !*_.___. -MV-ellT; 000 *v »i v.
per week. Oriental. 225 Drumm st
VV' ANTED— LABORER-! AND MECHANICS
f f to know that Ed Rolkln, Reno Honse proprie-
tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st: lb J
large rooms: '.'sc per nlgnt: $1 10 $3 iter week.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS— BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION
enameled sign or universal >lgn board; will
have a tremendous sale; notulng like It; secure*
sample and territory at once. BAKER En. and
Mfg. Co., 409 rsnehez St., San Frenclsoa
.PARTNERS WANTED.
PARTNER FOR BEER-BOTTLING Busi-
ness: experience not nece wary. 712 Four-
teenth st., near Market
BOARDING WANTED.
ANTED— BOARD AND ROOM FOR 2 BOYS,
ff aged 7 and 18: wouid go to Oakland o- Ala-
meda Apply to M i.a, J. A. a, 4()tji ■_ Larkln at
ANTED— HOME IN NICK FAMILY tOR
f f boy 10 years: terms not to exceed $10 month.
MRS. A., box 72, CalL
HOUSES WANTED.
MODEKN FLAT OF 4 ROOMS; NO CHlL-
dren; Western Addition preferred: rent $16.
American, box 65. •> all.
WANTED-SIISCELLANEOCS.
K~GoI]_D^AI<rD~BUrVK . Roim Hx7 W?
MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 i- 111 - st
BOOKS OF ALLKINDS BOUGHT. HOLMES
Book Company, 704 Mission st.
*■
PAWNBROKER— GOLD. SILVER, CAST-
off clo hing bought Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third.
STORAGE.
AT LOW KATES— FURNITURE CARPETS,
J*, pianos, - household goods; clean, light com-
partments; advances made. J. NOONAN, 1017
to 1023 Mission st. above Sixth; open eveulngs.
URNITURE PIANOS ETu-ADVANCES.
pack log, shipping. CHA-. RTA Y L0R, 204 Post
, : V PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JOHN E. RICHARDS. LAW OFFICES. ROOMS
26 and 27, Crocker building; telephone 'Main
75, .-mi Francisco, Cal.
7 .PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES.
FREE DEMONSTRATIONS OF VELOxfpA-
per daily at 22 Geary st ; sold agency for the
coast. CAR CAMERA CO.
PERSON AT,"..
I ADIES WISHING SKPERFLUOUS HAIR
1 removed by a new'y discovered and barm-
less proct-si can have oos live proofs. Call or ad-
dress C. W. FREES, 1017 Oak st, city. '...-._
N INCOMPARABLE BEAUTIFIER—
Egyntian Enamel: 50c; free treatments-
MRS. BUTLER, 1170 Market st
■\7-OUNG WII-OW WOULD RENT A NICE
A room to a gentleman, widower preferred: $8:
living 6 blocks from Kearny at Address m., box
12, Call Office.
ADVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A spec-
ialty; private; no fee without success: probate,
insolvency, collections, patents, trademark*, etc,
obtained: private detectives; established lOyears.
G.W. HOWE, any at law. 850 Market.cor. Stocktn.
1 PICTURE FRAMING WITH GLASS, 7XH
A inches 10c, Bxlo and 10x12 16c, 11x14 and 12
x!6'-.'o-.-, 14x17 'ibe, 16x20 30c, 18x22 35c, 20x
24 45c _.-.'x'_.'B bOc: hardwood curtain poles com-
plete, ]_)(•. 100 m moldings, all colors, leper toot
JONES, 547 Mission st. open evenings.
COMPARE MY H AIR-DRESS INO PARLORS
with those of the East— l think tbey will com-
pare favorably; at any rate they are the best and
largest on the. Pncihc Coast; hairdressing, any
sty c. 26c.: switches, from $1 10 $3— the $3 ones
are made of the very bes. hair: gray and bleached
hair restored to natural color, from $160 to $6.
G. LEDERER, 111 Stockton st
DRS GOODWIN, 401 VAN NESS AYE., WILL
leave the city July 17 on a vacation; will re-
turn August 1.
MISS MYRTLE POTTER PALMIST, RE-
moved from 33 Sixth to 865y 3 Market r. 12.
MMX RAY FAIR SCIENTIFIC CARD-
reoder, 223 Post st, room 2.
LADY WRITES— "CONSIDER 'QUINONIA*
the best hair tonic I ever used. Have recom-
mended to all my friends." 35c bottle. XI. LED-
ERER, 111 Stockton st
GROCERIES ARE CHEAPEST AT THE "UP-
\7 io-dae" store, frnft Jams in glass
jars, 10c; rolled oats. 3 VzC lb: condensed milk, 4
for 25c; tomatoes, 60c doz.; good cofl»e, fresh and
whole, i7*/2C lb, ground to order-, flne tea, 25c
lb ; send for list BEESLEY A SON. Sacramento
TV OTICE— LA VERITE TOILET PARLOR R£-
Xi moved to 30 Geary st, near Kearny.
TELEPHONES "
KLEIN'S Electrical Works, 421 Montgomery.
If interested send for catalogue.
SUIT TO ORDER ON EAsY INSTALLMENTS.
L LEMOS, 1117 Market st, bet 7th and Bth.
CLOAKS AND TAILOR-MADE SUITS RE*
tailed at wholesale figures. 20 Sansome st
GARDENS ATTENDED TO IN THE CITY
by THOMAS EXTELL. 316 Turk st
SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS REMOVED BY
electrolysis. MRS. DR WELCH, 2115 Bush.
HHUF.-CHMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBER,
. gastitter. 623 Golden Gate ay. TeL Butter 47L
1 (_nn BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED. $150 ;
XXJXJXJ wedding work. HILL, 22V4 Geary st
IjIG OUTDOOR STEREO ICON SHOW KVB-
I> ty night cor. Market and Sixth sts.: artistlo ad-
vertisements in living light; promoters of ban-
i.ess. consult OWL ADV. CO.. 1140 Marketst
I[*LECTRIU LIGHTS IN EVE J** ROOM'
J Winchester House. 44 Third st, nr. Market;
LOO rooms. 250 to $1 60 per night: $1 60 to $6 ptf
week: free bus and nicc»r> to and front tho lerrr
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
FEW OF THE BEST STANDARD MAKE
pianos, little used, at the lewest prices
possible; a Steinway. Hardman. Weoer, Chase
Bros.. Gabler and others from $100 upward; some
nice organs at manufacturer.' cost THE J.
Dr. WING COMPAN V, svCuiid floor Flood build-
ing. Fourth and Market s.s.; established 37 years.
ABSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LAHG-
est house west of Chicago Is KOHLER A
CHASE'S 26. 28 and 30 O'Farrell si. Pianos,
organs and all other musical Instruments, of all
grades an.i prices. Terms easy: prices lowest
Everything possible done to pteas9 and satisfy
the customer. SkXS
RE YOU THINKING OF PURCHASING OR
renting a niano? -If so don't fall to call and
inspect the fine Instruments we are selling for $3,
14, $5, $6. $7- 8, $0 and $1C per month; every
piano guaranteed. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.,
Meinway dealers, corner Kearny and>utter ats.
A 1 TUAI.I.Y THE BEST BARGAINS IN Pi-
anos; monthly payments $5 up*, correspon-
dence solicited. THK F. W. SPENCER COM-
PANY, 93: i Market st, opp. Mason; established
over - -0 years.
BONA-FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES—
Haines. Knabe. Bush A Gerls and otbers: sec-
ond-han-i pianos. from $100 up. W. ci HAMIL-
'I ON, successor 10 A. L Bancroft it Co., 324 Post
A MIDSUMMER DREAM NEW PIANOS
$150, $175, $200, $250, $300, $400. $500 and
up; .:..-'. payments. BRUENN'S piano-house,
228 Post st
TCORCKD SALE OF AN ELEGANT STAND-
-T »rd make upright piano; n arly new; party
must have money see lt at room 21, 809 Market
BEAUTIFUL DECKER & SON PIANO FOR
sale cheap; good as new THE ZENO MAU-
VAIS MUSIC COMPANY, 769 Marketst
DMINIsTRATOR'o SALE — MUsT SELL;
pianos at immense reduction for cash or oa
Installments EATON EsTaTK. 736 Market st
HAW, STEIN Wax. $260; CHICKKRINO.
$185; bargains, $4 a month; a nice small up*
right, $95; rent $2 np. HEINK, 136 Kllis st
fl>o;r ELEGANT PIANO; BARGAIN. 16
cJpOU. McAllister, nr. Hibernia Bank. SCHMITZ
17ILEGANT EMERSON; NO REASONABLE
li offer refused El W. LICK. 116 McAlUsterst
WG. BADGER, SOLE AGENT FOR HALLE T
.A Davis and Francis Bacon pianos. 415 sacto.
BYhON MAUZY, 308 POST ST.-SOHMER,
Newby & Ev.-.ns. Brings and other pianos.
UPkRIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS.OLD ANEW,
11. MULLER, maker, repairer, 2 Latham place.
KNABE PIANOS; NEW BCALK; NEW
styles. KOHLER A CHASE, 30 c/Farrell st
AT SHERMAN. CLAY A CO.'S ONLY WALL
you find a stock of new steinway pianos.
LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE.
4 Q-ROOM HOUSE: BEST IN CITY.. $2500
*±" 18-room house on sixth st.only 350
14-room house on Eddy si .. 350
1 i-room house on Fourth st . ;........... 50ej
Otlier bargains. H. C. DECKER 1020 Market at
frlinn LODGING-HOUSE ON MARKET
cJWUU. st, vicinity of Phelan building; 36
rooms; bas large steady and transient trade; rent
exceptionally low: this house is easily worth
$2000. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st
()A ROOMS, NORTH MARKET, RENT
-•rt $60 •..' $500
62 rooms, low rent, paying finely 1,600
Very profitable gro. cry, bargain 700
Very profitable saloon, sacrifice; Only 250
Very line dairy, in town 2,000
At UNDERWOOD'S, 765 Market st, S. F.
Win LODGING-HOUSES FOR BALE; PHI ES
lUU from $160 to $5000. STRAND, 1118 Market
OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNIM-
A proved city property, paying house of 10 rooms;
a bargain; no agents. 305 Eddy st.
1 Q ROOMS LODGING HOUSE FOR $200,
1 O clearing $30 per month. 821 Howard st,
CORNER ROOMING-HOUSE FOR SALE: 26
rooms and all cccupied. For particulars In-
quite at 393 Sixth St. '
DINING-ROOM TO LET,
L~*URNISHK£ DINING-ROOM IN URGE
X roomiiiK-bouse: choicer north Market; board
for rent UNO 'RWVOU, 766 Market st
.FURNITURE FOR FALK.
l/<OR HALE-FURNISHED. HOUSEHOLD: 6
J? rooms; rent $30; rooms rented. 334 Turk st.
L" URNITURE, STOVES CARPETS, COUN-
X ters, sbowca.es ANDERSON, 1121 Market
HOUSEHOLD RANGES ARK THE BKat
JOHN F. M EY ERS CO.. 947 Market st
FURNITURE WANTED
■VTEW STORE; NEEDS FURNITURE: BEST
H\ prices SILVERSTIEN, 1223 ilarket: postaL
TNDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED TO 19
A Montgomery st.; hichest prices pa.d.
BEST PRICr_S FOR tVHS IT RE. MOSUL
etc. STREET & CRESWELL A nctloneers. 721
Howard Mreeet Houses bought in theiren;iretv.
CARPET CLEANING.
pi ;Y STEAM CARPET^c LEANINxrWORK3r
\J titans, move , ays carpets. G. H. STEVEN*
Mgr, 38 and 40 Eighth st.; telephone South 250.
J WATTS, reliable carpet-cleanlnc, renovtg alter-
. ation works, 413 McAllister. TeL Jessie 32L
/- 1 ARRETS CLEANED* RENOVATED LIKK
VJnew. ,_3i enth; lei. South 36. Mackintosh ACo.
T £.. M l _*^ HEI * * CARPET-CLEANING CO..
a . 240 14. fast; cleaning 3c. a yard; teL Mis. 74.
CARPETS CLEANED. RKNOV'aIED LIKK
\J new. J. Mc-UUEEN.4S3 Stevenson. TeL X.228.
ADVANCE CARPET-CLEANING CO.. 40 J
cutter; tel. Main 394. GEO. WALCOM. prop.
CARPET-CLEANING.. Sc: LAYING. Be. RUG
\J samples free; leL jessie 944. Stratton. 38th I-
\y HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH
" poor work send toSPAULDING'S PloneerCar*
pet-beating Works. 353-67 Tehama st : tel. So. 4 J.
(WS X I .*.'-* KPEI' - ■ BEATING WOK**.*.
V 064 Golden Gate uva. 'leiepuone East 12*
BUSINES"* CHAXCKi.^^^
NOTICE— STRAND. 1118 MARKET ST.
Xl will sell your business quick f jr ca-h.
__tCtt_t_ DAIRY AND ODUCE STORK:
Jff (OU. great bargain. GUS STRAND, 1118 .
Market, st " ■ ■ ■ •__ ■____
$.>AA BUTCHKR-SHOp; CLEAR $75 A
riUU. month. GUS STRAND, 1118 Market-
<2ir.P.n GROCERY AND BAR: MUST BKLI.;
ttt* OOU. worth 1800. GUS STRAND. 1118
Market st " _^
(aj'J'n BRANCH BAKERY AND COFFEE
cJhO-DU. parlor; p.iys welL 61 RAND, 1118-
Market st ' /•'. :
NOTICE -$250 SALOON WILL BK SOLO
-L\ to-day to highest bidder. GUS STRAND, : .
1118 Market st ■___/.
fr'-.7F; REST A UKANT M «N. ATTENTION; ■'
xtpOit). good-paving restaurant: best location ;
clears $75 a nioiitn: bargain this week. OUS- .
STRAND, 1118 Market st. ../■;
$ I Vfin FAMILY LIQUOR -TORE ON.'.
»TPIZUU. best street in the Western Addition, :
finely fitted up; has an excellent class of patrons; .•
rent reasonable: carr < good, large stock; worth ,•
Investigating. M. LESS, 6 1 ourth St.
<s;^nn partner wanted in a well-.;
cJTL'V/L". paying restaurant in one of the liveliest
locations north of Market St.: owner prefers eood -.
partner to hired help; . will give good reference, ••
M. LESS, 6 Fourth st.
fr.l nnn LIVERY AND BOARDiNG sTA-
cjpjl/V/VJ. bl- for sale; will positively clear
$160 per month; satisfactory trial given and full.
Investigation al owed. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st.
Or_fi RESTAURANT: GOOD LOCATION {'',
cIPOtJU. magnificently furnished throughout: ,
rent low; doing a fine paying business; well-estab-
lished trade; rare chance. M. I.ESB, 5 Fourth at*'
JJI7C RESTAURANT AND CIGAR-STORE;'
tjpj. Id. good neighborhood: cheaD rent: doing
a nice business: easily worth double"; bargain. M. :'
LESS, 5 Fourth st .:'
dl_QP\n BRANCH BAKER. , STATIONERY,
«JpO«JU. and cigar busiuess; Western Addi. ion;' •
living-rooms: old established business: doing well:' ■'■
will bear investigation. M. LESS, 6 Fourth st :- -
fl_9nn BRANCH BAKERY AND GRO*.
»IJ..<£UU. eery-store: best location In the Mis-
sion; 3 nice living-rooms; rent only $12; value ln •";
sight. M. LESS, 6 Fourth st. IKB.'.
ffliQftfl SALOON. 2 BLOCKS FROM MAR- . :
■uNjUU. ket st, with club-rooms, ladles' cafe, .
piano; good paying place; cheap rent Apply;'
WILKE. 783 .Market st
CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; I BLOCK
sonth of Market st: established years: guar-
anteed to clear above $200 each month: atckneis
compels owner to sell: splendid business opening. -
WILKE, 783 Market st
fr.l enn WOOD AND COAL YARD; BEST 1
tJpIcJUU. location; large stock: owner 30
years: free rent. STENBE KG & CO . 632 Market.
fr.l En C 'RNER GROCERY AND BAR IN
tJp-Lc/U. Mission; 4 rooms: . cheap rent; mast,
■ell this week. W. F. HEALY, 917 Market st -
PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT BUSINESS: •
short hours: small capital required; no pre--'
vious cxi erience necessary: must be satisfied with '
$18 to $25 a week trial giv.-n before buying, .
Buslmss Exchange, 777 Market st
ffi|f-*nn PARTNER WANTED IN WELL-
e^pUUU. paying business: only $300 cash re- .
quired : rare chance: stands full Investigation,
Apply Busines Exchange. 777 Market st
VERY BEST RESULTS OBTAINED BY
placing your lodging-nouses, saloons, candy-
stores, etc., with Stree; A Cresswell, 721 Howard. :
fli "inn TO BAKERS, ONE OF THE BEST.
"©J-_LUU. chances in the Mate, a little way out
of the city: $20 to $25 dally cash sales- BARRETT
A BASIi.E, 8731/2 Market st
VISITORS WI-HING TO SETTLE HERE •
favorably see UNDERWOOD'S, 765 Market
HOTEL FOR SALE — ONLY HOTEL IN
Corning (May wood colony 1: one of the best :
paying builnes.es through Northern California.
Inquire at 325 Market st, or G. LIEKSCH, Corn-
lug, Tehama County, <•»:.
OR SALE— WELL- FITTED SALOON IN
good location on Fourth st, near Market: must
be sold this week. Inquire at LEVY A CO.'S, 781
Mission st
FOR SALE— FAMILY KKSORT WITH STORE
and bar, with or without stock, near San Fran- 7
Cisco; good house, modern Improvements; fine
garden: summer houses: warehouse and stable:
all in first-class order: half cash, balance on time.
Apply call Office, San Irancisco or Oakland.
flJjQnn RESTAURANT AND BAKERY, OP-
«If OUU. poslte principal public build. In this .
city; part cash, balance easy terms. Owner, box .
60, CalL
SCANDINAVIAN- AMERICAN PRINTING.,
offlce for sale; 7 years on premises: good con- '
dition: monthly paper published. G F., box 14.'
CalL 7.
ALOON CONNECTED : WITH DAIRY; .'
cheap; selling on account other business. 335:
Fourth st
fr.l nnn TO '20.000. patent RIGHTS
UUU territory for sale; no agents. B. G.,
box 4Z Call Office.
"Y'OU NO LAWYER, DESIRING TO LOCATE,
JL would like either part or whole Interest In a
country newspaper. Address F. J., box 10. Ca11. , ;
"VTOUNG LADY. SMALL CAPITAL, WANTS
A gentleman partner. R. 8, 9 Powell st, second -
floor.
■
fr^n GROCERY AND BAKERY STORE-
■UP"-!!', and 3 rooms: rent $10. Apply this office. .
ALL ROUTE FOR SALE. INQUIRE AT :
1116V-| Broadway.
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT FOR SALE.
Apply Call offlce.
BARBEH-sHOP FOR SALE; GOOD LOCA-
tion; cheap. Call Office.
•,.
CIGaR-STAND ON MARKET ST.; MUST
sell at once, G. V., box 163, Call.
ft FLAT) GOOD-PAYING BAKERY IN LIVE- :
("r«Jc/U. ly city, about 60 miles north of San
Francisco; selling on account of other business.
Apply Call Office.
-TI _ .
LOR SALE' — GOOD CIGAR-STORE AND
X laundry offlce at a very small price. Call at
1 54 Second at
*L""OR SALE-OLD-ESTABLISHED CARPET-
a cl. anlng business. G. C, box 66, this office.
SHOE SHOP FOR SALE*. VERY OLD STAND. .
with good custom trade; owner leaving city. •"
427 Fourths*. ** * •
QA LOON FOX SALE CHEAP. 786 FOLSOM
O sireet.
. .
PARTNER WANTED IV GOOD- PAVING
restaurant downtown. 717 Mission st
SHOESHOP AND TOOLS, WITH LlVlNO>-
rooms, for sale; cbeap. 420 McAllister st.
GROCERY AND BAR: 2 LIVING-ROOM>J:
fine stock; good business. 117 Fillmore st •:,
froxn partner WANTED IN BUTCHER -
«IP — OXJ. business; fine shop, paying well: sp en-- '
did chance to increase; Investigate this. Butcher,
box 1, Call Office.
GOOD NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP AND
tools, dwelling, barn .nd good location for =
store, in o d Gilroy: 1 acre of ground; price $: 100
JA& C. ZUCK A CO., Gilroy.
DESIRABLE HOME-BET. PINK, VALLEJO, -
Van Ness and Webster: $4500 to $7500 AdV."
dress D., box 4, Call office, with lull particu ara. "
"VTICE CORNER SALOON IN THE MISSION: *
J-i cheap: low rent Apply to DONN i- LLY _t :
BKANT-AN, 1069-71 Mission st . cor. Seventh
OC«)t! MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS ANU'
__«J__. , "> want ads taken lor 'THK CALL.
GOOD- PA YING HOTEL BUSINE-S; LONG- % "
VT established; half interest $500: whole $1000. -
Address Cosmopolitan Hotel. Petaluma. • ■'• ,
PORTLAND AGENCY IHIS PAPER IN."'
quire thu office oral 133 lnlrd st, Portlauj, ■'
Oregon.
IF YOU WANT HIGHEST CASH PRICES :'
for furniture, grocer.es, saloons and restau-
rants see J. c. MUTHER, auctioneer. 632 Market. .
I. UTCHER LUSINESS: FIXTURES COST
• I $3000: tine trade: must be told. Apply 277
Telegraph aye., Oakland.
__ , .
ff-rtnri FINE. OLD ESTABLISH -.D SA- .
•ij — UU. loon: good location; rent; bar- r
JJXJXJ . loon: good location; cheap rent; bar*
gain. 805 How»rd st. ',';:
ffl.Of:/\ GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT; A
«C « ) «_) I ' • bargain. 623 Sacramento st _.".'•, "
FIRST- SALOON DOING A GOOD : .
business: low rent: must sell. Apply S3 Third..
RESTAURANT: LIVING ROOMS: GOOD. \
ace: man and wite: cheap. Apply this office. "
ANTED— AN OLD SCHOOL OR ECLECTIC !
xi physician, proficient in bis profession as well- .
a. of sound body. to as-ume a Urge and lucrative"
country prac ice In the Interior. Address WM.
M. DE WOLF, 818 Eas: J. en. h st, Ea.t Oak- .
land, Cal.
OR SALE— ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSI- '
ness. Star and Garter saloon, 137 Fifth st; es- '
tablished 1886: 3 living rooms.
If- IRST-CLASS BAKERY OUTFIT FOR SALE;
X store to rent Apply 712 Valencia st
KARE CHANCE FOR SMALL INVESTORS; .
good gold mine. Address G. v., box 133, Call.
BLACKSMITH AND CARRIAGE BUSINESS
for sale: o d established, good-paying business:
$1000 to $5000. XX B. STEANE, Pleas. mon, CaL' '
C 1" KRMAN GIRL RECENTLY FROM GER- -
I many, desiies a partner. 11l Geary, room 2. '
fr jnn COB * SALOON ON CITY FRONT;"'
«JD*-IUU. present owner 10 years. Inquire CalL '
GROCERY AND BAR, WITH 6 LIVING-
rooms; sold cheap for cash account of other
business. SW. cor. Twenty-sixth and Battluttsia.

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