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DOCTORS WORK
AS THEY TALK
Dental Congress at the
Clinics of Yesterday's
Session.
Eight Papers Read and Discussed
in the Afternoon and
Evening.
Three Sessions Will Be Held To-Day,
Concluding the Congress Pro
gramme.
The morning session of the Pacific
Coast Dental College began promptly at
9 o'clock yesterday, and it consisted en
tirely of clinics, both operative and me-
chanical.
The operatire clinics were by F. C.
Prague on "Administration of Nitrous
Oxide"; Clyde Payne. "Local Anesthe
sia"; F. L. Piatt, "The Restoration of
Contour With Amalgam"; Russell H.
Cool, "Pyonhea Alveolaris"; W.A. Bry
ant. "New Method of Making Retaininz
band"; A. M. Barker of San Jose, "Bridge
Work That Will Not Result in Gingivitis
and Ultimate Lo-b of Piers"; S.E.Gil
bert of Philadelphia, "Cataphoresis' ;
Max Sichel, "Use ot Sichel's New Dental
Alloy"; A. J. Litcbtield of Healdsbunr,
Cal,," "Method of Fitting and Setting
Lopan Crowns." _
The prosthetic clinics were by L. E.
Custer of Dayton, Ohio, (a) "The Electric
Oven for Continuous Gum Work" ; (6)
'Fusing Platinum"; I. W. Hays Jr. of
Grass Valley, Cal., "Gold Crown"; C. E.
Post, "Restoration of Cutting Edge of
Central Incisor "With Porcelain"; L L.
White, "Seamless Gold Crown."
These clinics are the practical work of
the congress, and the dentists are taking
a great deal of interest in them. The op
erations were watched with the closest at
tention to the end, those of Drs. Cool,
Payne and Piatt being the most interest
ing of the operative clinics. Dr. L. L.
White, in his mechanical clinic, pre
sented some new methods, which called
forth favorable comment.
An hour of the afternoon session, which
convened at 1 o'clock, was taken up in
discussion of the operations seen at the
morning session.
The first paper was presented by Frank
C. Payne, who had been assigned the sub
ject, "Incidents of Office Practice." Then
he changed to "Bad Habits," and enumer
ated as some of tbe bad habits of a dentist
the use of intoxicating liquors and cigar
ettes, having untidy offices, not keeping
himself neat and careless work. Drs.
Corwin, Scott, Whitney. Love, 'league
and Reed joined in the discussion.
Dr. L. P. Leonard of Waseca. Minn.,
read a technical paper on "The Prepara
tion, Measurement and Filling of Occlu°°a-
Approximal Cavities." It called forth
considerable discussion from Drs. Piatt,
Goddard, Barber, Van Orden, Payne and
Hoit.
"The Application of Electric Railroad
Current to Dental Use" was described by
Dr. H. W. Moore of Santa Barbara. Drs.
Custer and De Crow discussed the paper
and described their apparatus. The pa
per by Dr. Z. P. Parker of Santa Ciuz, on
"Bleaching Devitalized Teeth with Pyro
zone" was a description of his manner of
performing the operation. Dr. Payne
opened the discussion, and was followed
by Drs. Moore, Merriam, Post, Goddard,
Piatt. Whitney, O'Connell and Waite.
The last paper of the afternoon was Dr.
Clyde Payne's on "Evolution of the Gold
Tooth-Crown." It was one fuli of data,
tracing the gold crown from its first use
in 1873 by Dr. John Beers of this City up
to the present method oi Dr. L. L. White,
also of San Francisco.
"Dental Jurisprudence" was the title of
the paper presented by Dr. F. H. Metcalf
of Sacramento in the evening. Drs. God
dard, Moore, Scott and Chance uiscussed
the paper.
Dr. C. L. Goddnrd illustrated his paper
on "The Canine Tooth in Comparative
Anatomy" with an exhibition of skulls
and lantern slide. In replying 10 a ques
tion from Dr. Chance as to what relation
his paper had to the theory ot evolution,
Dr. Goddard replied that evolution was,
in his opinion, no theory, but an estab
lished fact.
"State Dental Laws — Efficient and Defi
cient," by Dr. Edgar Palmer of Denver,
concluded the evening's programme.
After a discussion by Drs. Prague and
Barber the congress adjourned.
The members of the congress took din
ner together last evening at the Bay State
restaurant. It was an entirely informal
affair for the purpose of the doctors be
coming better acquainted socially, and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The programme committee has so ar
ranged the list of papers and clinics that
they will all be completed in the three
sessions to-day. Clinics will be tbe pro
gramme for this morning, at which time,
by special request, Dr. Russell Cool will
give one on "Tbe Use of Silk Ligature."
Papers this afternoon and evening will
conclude the congress.
At a special meeting of the trustees of
the State Dental Association, heid just
before the congress met last evening. Dr.
William J. Young, was elected delegate
to tbe International Medical convention
at Moscow. The congress has been in
vited by the faculty of the University of
California Dental College to attend the
commencement exercises of that college,
which are to be held at Metropolitan Hall
to-night. - " ■
The costliest crown is that worn by
the Czar of Russia on ceremonial occa
sions. It is surmounted by a cross formed
of five magnificent diamonds, resting
upon an immense uncut but polished
ruby. The ruby rests on eleven large dia
monds, which in turn rest on a mat of
pearls. The coronet of the Empress is
said to contain the most beautiful collec
tion of diamonds ever massed together.
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."
BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Calx
-710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every
eight in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-627 Montgomery street,
corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock.
839 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; epes
antil 9 o'clock.
2618 Mission street: open . until ff o'clock.
167 Ninth street; open until 9:30 o'clock.
. 1..05 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
Streets; open till 9 o'clock.
DIVIDEND NOTICES. '
H___s* DIVIDEND NOTICE-OFFICE OK PA-
■F-*' cific Undertakers, 777 Mission si., San Fran-
cisco. A a meeting of the board of directors held
July 12. 1897, a dividend of 50 cents was declared,
payable at the offl.-e of the company on and after
MONDAY, July 19. 1897. Office hours from 7 30
to 9 P. M. M. C. GORHAM, Secretary.
K_S» DIVIDEND NOTICE— DIVIDEND NO.
IF-* s ' 45 (twenty-five cents ■■ per shnre) of the
HUTCHINSON SUGAR PLANTATION COM-
PANY will be payable at : the office of the com-
pany, 827 Market st . on and after TUESDAY,
July 20, 1897. Transfer books will cose
WEDNESDAY, July 14. 1897, at 3 o'clock p. m.
E. H. SHELDON, Secretary.
K_-S» DIVIDEND NOTICE— THE NEVADA
BF-C Bank of San Francisco. The board of direct-
ors of this bank have declared a dividend (No. 21)
forthe quarter ending June 30. at tbe rate of 6 per
cent per annum, payable on aud after the 1 6th of
July. Transfer books will be closed from the 10th
to the 15th insi., bo.b days inclusive.
D. H. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
San Francisco, July 7, 1897.
NOTICE Or MEETINGS.
B^_» CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. 1, F. m
9Z&& A. M.. will meet THIS (THURS- Jk
HAY) EVENING, July 15, at 7 :_<> o'clock. TKaC
Third degree. By order of the Master. 'V\
_. - FRANKLIN H. DAY', Secretary.
H_^S> VERBA BUENA LODGE -jSfcUfe^
!fc£ r No 15 I. O. G. F.-Initiatioii-£ggg|Sg:
THURSDAY EVENING. July 15.
VlsHlng brothers '^f^Sj^STS.
H. F. Neonabkb. Bee. sec
SP--7K-°> ANNUAL MEETING— THE REGULAR
Ifc-^ annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Arastraville Mining Company will be held at the
office of thecompauv. 213 Jackson st- San Fran-
cisco Cal, on TUESDAY, the 20th day of July,
1897, at the hour of 4 o'clock p. M., 10 elect a
Board of Directors ior the ensuing year, to con-
sider an order on the action of the directors In
relation 10 the purchase of the company's mining
property and to transact snch other business as
may come before tne meeting.
ROBERT B. HOGUE. Secretary.
*-^&> ANNUAL MEETING- THE REGULAR
m~^& annual meeting of tbe stockholders of The
(-an Francl.-co and san Joaquin Valley Railway
Company will be held at the office of the company,
321 Market st.. bau Francisco, California, on the
20th day of Jnly. 1897, at tbe hour 01 2 P M.. for
the purpose of electing a Board of Directors to
serve lor the ensuing year and the tran saa tion of
, such other business as may come before the meet-
ing. ALEXANDER M AC K 1 1-7 Secretary.
SPECIAL NOTICES. .
errs= THEY SELL ALL KINDS OF DRY
fc-iy goods, hosiery, underwear, bedspreads, tow-
els, table-covers, laces, embioidery, linings, trim-
mings, veilings, etc, very cheap at Pioneer Dry-
goods Store. 106 Fifth st.
»-s> DR. IRENE WEST RETURNED; NEW
Wf& medicated electric treatments. R. 50. 860
Market.
rysf EWELL'S DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED
,J_f3? at 23d and Folsom sts. Tel. White 271.
WtTX* DENTAL CONGRESS VISITING CARDS
fcjy quickly printed. Hill, 22V, Geary st, r. 39.
_ty&- MME. PEARL HARRISON. SCIEN-
!£*& tlflc palmist L.ocated room 2, 1 20 V 3 Geary.
»S_K» THE ORPHANS AND HALF-ORPHANS
%^& admit ed into St. Francis Girls' Directory
orphan Asylum since January 1, 1897, to July 1,
1897, are as follows: Orphans — Margaret
Cronin, age 8 year.i; Nellie Cronin, aged 6
years: Sadie Sjarez, age 4 years: Mabel
Robinson, a.c 10 months. Half-orphans, girls-
Ada De-hum, age 6 years; Alice Jacinto, age 8
years: Josephine Jacinto, age 10 yiar«: Marie
sua.-ez, age 8 years: Delia Lane, age 8 years:
Florence Lang, age 2 years; Evallne Lan;, age 6
years: Annie McCarthy, age 5 years: Nellie
Loner.an, age 10 years; Genevieve Ander-
son, r.ged *0 years: Ray Anderson, age 6
years; - Rush", a;e 12 years; Lillie Bush, age
B years: Lottie Bush, ase 2 years. Boys— Enrique
Ronclvez. age 7 rears; Stanly Dernam. age 4
years; « hament Chase, age 2 years ana 5 mouths;
Jessie Jefferson, age 2 years.
MyS- ABANDONED CHILDREN IN ST.
ItjS' Joseph's Infant Asylum since January 1,
1896: ihomas Desmond, age 1 years; Walter
Bruce, age 6 years; John Bruce, age 3 years;
Waiter Smith, age 5 years: Madeline Norton, aae
5 years; Mary Norton, . a>- i years: George Smith,
ase 5 years: Helen Smith, age 3 years; Eugene
Broderick, age 2 years; William Rousch, age 3
years: Hora Rousch, a_< 4 years; Frank Strubl,
ace 5 years: Elza Strubel, ge 3 years; Mary
Greely, age 6 years; Charles Kilgarlf, age 5 years;
Gertie Kilgarif. age 4 years.
IJ_-SS» THE SECRETARY' OF THE SAX
»-J>^ Francesco Protestant Orphan Asylum So-
ciety herewith gives notice thai the following
orphan and half-orphan girls and boys have been
admitted to the Institution from Jan. 1, 1.97, to
July 1. 1897: Laura R Pierce 19 yrs old, Annie
Beckner6yrs. Esther Wilson 10 yrs, Laura Gib-
bons 6 vrs, Viola Johnson 10 yrs. Ruby Loring 5
vrs. Nellie Presle 1 -' 6 vis, rlara Lehman 7 yrs, Carl
Smith 13% yrs, William Per_ms 10 yrs, Albert F.
Kesllng 2 vrs, Henry Johnson 8 yrs. Arthur I.ucco
8 vr", Omar Loring 7 years and Robert Loring 3 yrs.
_t_7S' BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR «4;
S^ collections made: city or country. Paclflo
Collection Co.. 415 Montgy st. room 6: tel. 658 a
f-y TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR
W-& gents and ladles. R., 11. 120% Geary st.
|?^=P BAY CITY TRANSFER CO., REMOVED
Wr^-9 244 to 31114, Sntter. Trunks delievred, 25c.
■_3S» CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—
-t^ THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
In the United States or Canada one year for $1 50,
postage free.
SITUATIONS " WANTED FEMALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED by' A first-class
_ Swedish laundress and chamoermaid; best
references; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 323
butler st. *.(fyp
T/>IRST-CLASS GERMAN MAN AND WIFE
Jr desire situations; best references: city or coun-
try: any kind of work. MISS CULLEN, 323 -ut-
ter st.
] EMPLOYMENT OFFICE— MRS LAMBERT,
li 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 6332) furnishes best
heip of all nationalities.
ELIABLE WOMAN WISHESTO DOHOUSE-
work; good coo<; understands all kinds of
housework; references: wages $10 to $15. 79
Jessie, bet. First and second.
RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION;
is good cook; general housework: plain wash-
ing: city or short distance in country. 27%
Fourth st, over florist's-
IDOW WANTS POSITION as HOUSE-
TT keeper or care of sick: home desired more
than wages. Address A. B. C, room 45, Windsor
Hotel, Oakland.
RELIABLE FRENCH LA DV, EXPERIENCED
housekeeper, desires position a* such, or will
do pain sewing; no objection to short distance in
country. 1122 Market . t., room 31.
EAT GERMAN GIRL WANTS PLACE IN
li ffraail American family for general housework
and cooking. Call 223 Twenty-ninth st
ATEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS
ll housekeeper's place or will do mending; no
objection to country. 223 Post, room 11.
GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
general housework. 892 Fourteenth at
TRONG YOUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK
STRONG YOUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK
by the day: washing, cleaning, etc.; wages $1.
Address M. D box 19. Call Office.
"yoUNG LaDY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
X housekeeper's place: bachelor's or widower's
home preferred. 120t/ Geary st, room 2.
OUNG WIDOW WISHES SITUATION AS
X housekeeper; city orcountry. 704 Folsom. r. 6.
GERMAN GIRL. FIRST-CLASS COOK AND
laundress, wants position ln city. Address
Permanent, box 25. Call Office.
GERMAN WOMAN DESIRES ANY KIND
of work by the day. Address 215 Polk st,
lower flat
OUNG GIRL DESIRES TYPEWRITER'S
A position or office work of any kind. 3 Taylor
st., room 6.
SITUATIONS WANTED— 2 GIRLS WANT
second work and cooking. 765 Market st.
FIRST -CLASS AMERICAN COOK OR
A boose girl, good reference, city or country, $26
to $30. 315 Sutter st
RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WANTS
situation for cooking and housework in pri-
vate family; city or abort distance In country;
wages moderate. Address L. P., box tf. Call Office.
YOUNG WIDOW , FROM EUROPE WISHES
JL situation " as housekeeper for bachelor or
widower. 117 Eddy si., room 1.
GOOD DRESSMAKER. WISHES WORK BY
the day; 7 75c. and carfare. Address R. T. ,
Branch Call Office, 526 Octavia st.
OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK,
X family of 2; good home; wages $8; no wash-
ing. 1033 Laguna st., cor. Turk. .
TOUNG WIDOW FROM EUROPE WISHES
X situation as housekeeper for bachelor or
widower. 117 Eddy at, room 2.
IRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO GENERAL
I" housework; has good reference: city or coun-
sry. 12/4 Mission st.
YOUNG GERMAN GIRL OF EXPERIENCE
would lke a housekeeper's place, city orcoun-
try; or will do plain mending. 207 Post, room 8.
Gi IRL WISHES POSITION TO DO GENERA L
■ housework and cooking; references. 1316
Scott st. 7 fyf.y. y y . '
£• 1 C LA BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
U-Li> CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
CAPABLE EASTERN WOMAN WISHES SlT-
tiation as Invalid's or Infant's nurse: no trh.ers.
Call or address 917 Howard st., basement.
"YOUNG GERMAN GIRL 16, FOR LIGHT
X housework. 122 Langton st.
SWEDISH SECOND GIRL, 2 YEARS' REF-
erence, city or country, $20 to $25 315 Sutter.
"yOUNG WIDOW- (LATE OF MIS-lON ST.)
J. wishes position as housekeeper; lower's or
bachelor's home preferred. 28 Vs Sixth, room 6.
Ol NG GIRL JU«T FROM THE EAST
wishes -ituatloa to do light housework in Oak-
land or Frnlivale: wages $10 to $12. Address
MARGARET UEDMAN, box 17, Fruitvale P. O.
YOUNG LADY RECENTLY ' FROM THE
JL East desires a housekeeper's pace, city or
country. 223 Post st, room 1.
"|t*7NINIH ST. • -BRANCH OFFICE jOF
JLUJ '_.!___ caul; ■ subscripUou aud : wane ads. i
taken. •"■'■ .• y.r~ '„ ).-. l/y-r'-f.
YOUNG EASTERN LADY WOULD LIKE A
housekeeper's place: widower's homes pre-
ferred, city or country. 234 O'Farrell, room 9.
"VTOUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES
X housekeeper's position. Apply 120 a Eddy at.,
room 2. /? ' -
XTOUNG GIRL.WANTS POSITION AS TYPE-
X writer or to do any kind of • office work. 838
Mission st, room 1. •
THE SAN i FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1 897.
MTtJATTOM. TVAJiT-_D-Contlnn»«..
YOU.NG GIRL JUST FROM THK EAST DE-
X sires to secure a lucrative hous^l-fep^r'a place:
bachelor's or widower's home preferred. Sill
-ilUslou st., room b.
/•l P. -BRANCH o_*i«-K OF THE
Olii CALL: tubscrlntlons ami want ad. taken.
yOUSO WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
X housekeeper; plain sewing. 7 Grant aye. r. 2.
■nrAKTKU- TO MAKE LADIES' WALKING
' TT- suits for 92: satisfaction guaranteed. . 816V3
Jessies!., off Ninth. '
yODKG WOMAN WOULD LIKE SITUATION
1 as housekeeper; hotel preferred. 1 Fifth st.,
room 1.
RK FINED EASTERN LADY WISHES Posi-
tion as housekeeper in bachelor's home; city
orcountry. SOVfe Geary at., room 15. .
YOUNG LADY (PARISIAN) WOULD LIKE
X a place as working housekeeper; city or coun-
try. ; Room 10,. 122 Post st.
YOUNG LADY WIShEs POSITION AS
X housekeeper; city or coun 116 Eddy, rm.l.
£1 C LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
Uli) CALL .'. k u Ascriptions and want ads taken.
SITUATIONS WANTED' II AIR.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 709
ueary st. Tel. Batter 8185-
Chinese & Japan***-.; Kr-T'D _0 ykakS:
help:tel.m*in 1987. BRA i.LKY ,v CV. .640 Clay
HUNTER A CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE
emp. otlice, 614 California St., tel. main 231.
CHINEsK AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
office; best help. 414 Vi O'Farrell. Tel. E. 4-6.
/ .EfcMAN COUPLE WANT POSITIONS IN
VJT city or country; man competent in all work;
wife tirst-class cook and laundress. Address Re-
liable, box 100, Call Office.
PIANIST AND SINGER, MAN AND WIFE,
young couple, great experience, want position
in hne restaurant, saloon or summer resort: city
or country. G., box 150, Call.
EXPERIENCED ENOINEER, 28 YEARS OF
age. handy with tools and willing to make
himself useful at any kind of work ; best refer-
ence. A. J. H., 329 Eddy st
f IRST-CLASS BUTCHER IN SLAUGHTER-
A house or shop; country preferred. Call or ad-
dress for 1 month, P., 1037 Minna st. •-: iff
WAITEB, GERMAN, STEADY AND SOBER,
wants position; city or couutry. Address C.
M. R, box 31, Call.
PLUMBING APPRENTICE, 2Va YEARS' EX-
A perience a', trade, wishes situation. Address
FRANK MULLER, Alameda -.if^SS.
i) BOYS WISH WORK IN STORE OR OFFICE.
if. Address lull Church.
RELIABLE. STEADY MAN WANTS SITUA-
Iion around private place, city or country, to
take cure of horses and buggy and make himself
generally useful; Is a fair gardener and is handy
with tools. D. B. 8., box 20, ca.l office.
STEADY YOUNG MAN OF NO BAD HAB-
its wants employment as janitor, porter or
about private place; will be found willing and oblig-
ing. G. Y. M„ box 35, Call Office.
/•I C KAKKIN — BRANCH OFFICB OF THE
01 _) CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
, _
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER DESIRES
-teady position; best references. H., box 35,
Call Office. 7*9 SB
BUTCHER: GOOD ALL-AROUND MAN,
first-class block man. wants situation. Ad-
dress W. H., box 99, Call Office.
t_\V. COR. HXT-tiN ta »1., NEAR MISSION;
0 branch office a* 'in* Call, subscriptions and
1 want ads taken.
yOUNG MAN WHO FULLY UNDERSTANDS
JL the care and driving of horses wishes situa-
tion: can do gardening; references. M. U., box
65, Call Office.
J MARKET BRANCH OFFICE OF IHE
ti Call: want ads and subscriptions taken.
POSITION BY STENOGRAPHER AND
typewriter; understands bookkeeping: has
taught commercial bookkeeping; understands
managing and printing newspaper. X. Y„ box
411, Haywards, Cal.
PELIABLE MAN AS JANITOR OR NIGHT
li watchman; references AL Address R. J.,
box 77, Call Office.
VERY WILLING TOUNG MAN, 22 YEARS
old. speaks French and English, would like to
worK ln grocery bar or cellar. Address _■-. H. C,
321 Ellis St., room 98.
1 __7 NLNT-i BRANCH OFFICE OP
101 iv» call.- suoacrlptloa aud waiu : ada
taken.
BOY WISHES SITUATION IN COUNTRY,
wages no object; good home; strong and will-
ing. Address 19a Vanderwater st.
Vl' ANTED— YoUNG MAN WISHES A PO-
* » sition In a wholesale house or factory: wages
not so much an object as position. O. A., box 100,
this office. 7 7v;"7 7.
QQO HAVES-BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
OO'J call: subscriptions and want ads taken.
"WINCHESTER HOL'SE, 44. THIRD ST., NR.
'» Market: 200 rooms 25c to 81 50 pernight:
(1 50 to $6 per week; convenient and respectable,
tree bus and bacgaga to and trom the terry.
SUBSCRIPTION'S AND WAN TADS FOH THK
Call taken at brancu office, 33» Haye. at.;
open un: : V:'il o'clock.
IKJIAI.E HELP WANTED.
CHAMBERMAID AND WAIT AT TABLK,
small hotel, Santa Cruz Co., (20; chamber-
maid and assist waiting, Calaveras Co., $18; house-
work girls, etc. MURRAY * READY, Leading
Employment agents, 6-4 and 636 Clay at.
"NHSAT «IRL, GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
IN city, $15. Apply MURRAY* READY, 634
and 636 Cia- st.
-1 WAITRESSES, SPRINGS, $20 KACH; SEC-
— and rl, $20; 15 housework girls, city and
country, $20 and $25; 8 young girls to assist, $10
to $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st.
COOK, MINING TOWN, $20 TO $25. MISS
CULLEN. 323 Sutter st.
UKESCH MAID AND SEAMSTRESS, $26.
r MISS CULLKN, 323 Sutterst
ATEAT I.EFINED SECOND GIRL, $20. MISS
IN LLEN, 323 Sutter st.
OOK, RANCH, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323
Sutterst
PROTESTANT NURSE; $20. MISS CUL-
LEN, 323 Sutter st.
NEaT SECOND GIRL AND NURSE; $16.
1\ MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter at.
ATEAT. REFINED, YOUNG GICL: LIGHT
IN work; $10. MISS CULLEN, 323 sutter st.
NURSE AND CHAMBERMAID; $26. MISS
ll CULLEN, 323 Sutler st
LAUNDRESS; $25. MISS CULLEN, 323
Suiter st.
GERMAN SEAMSTRESS; $20. MISS CUL-
W LEN, 323 Sutterst. ~.
SEAMSTRESS, $15; SECOND GIRL, SAME
house, $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st
WAITRESS, LIVERMORE: $201 MISS CUL-
H LEN, 323 Sutter st
TV EAT YOUNG GIRL; 2 IN FAMILY: $16.
ll MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutler st.
NEAT YOUNG GERMAN NURSE; CHILD 2
years. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st
MEAT YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT WORK. COUN-
Ii try, $10. MISS CULLEN,' 323 Sutter st.
Cl ERMAN OR SWEDISH OR FRENCH COOK,
I $35. j MIS'- CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. ; ,
EAT SECOND Gl tL, BKLVEDERE, $12.
MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st.
PROTESTANT NURSE, $25. MISS CULLEN,
323 Sutler at
I FRENCH MAID, $26:<-ERMAN OR FRENCH
° nurse-girl, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 .utter.
WAITRESS FOR COUNTRY HO 1 EL $22 50.
call early: chambermaid and wait, country
hotel. $20; chambermaid and wall, near city, $15;
German housekeeper for country, $16; 4 wait-
resses, cliy, $16, $20: German . second girl, near
city. $20; cook, private family, German style, $25;
15 girls, housework, : $15, $20: ironer for steam
laundry, $35; mangier, same place, $20. C. R.
HANSEN A CO., 108 Geary.
HEAD WAITRESS. COUNTRY HOTEL, $35:
call early. C. R. HANSEN A CO., 108 Geary.
4 GERMAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH SEC-
ond girl-*, $20 and $25; 2 cooks, Gi-rman style,
$30; 3 waitresses, hotel and reataurant, .$2O and
$5 ;■ week ; cook, small boardii g-house, $20;
Protestant girl for housework, a snort distance.
$25, and a great many girls to fill our numerous
situations in city. and country. J. F. CROSETI'.
& CO., 316 Sutter st. ...,
Vir ANTED— SECOND GIRL AND ASSIST OLD
; «l lady, $20; 2 German or ' French cooks. $30,
$35: G.rman second: 2 French nurses, $15 and
$-0; housekeeper, $12; French girl for house-
I work, $26: German cook, small hotel, country.
$30. LEON ANDBE, 308 Stockton St.
LAIN HOTEL LAUNDRESS, $25: MIDDLE-
aged woman . for country, $20 and fare paid.
R. T. WARD CO., 610 Clay st. : . ,
IRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL
various -positions. - MRS LAMBERT, 417
Powell St.--. '- 7"*'7 ; "7 , -^7 r r. :.. ._
7% 1 GERMAN COOK, $_6; 4 GERMAN SEC-
Jt\ ond girls. $20: German second girl, some wa-sh,
Oakland, $20. MRS. LAMBERT. 417 Powell..
MALL GIRL TO HELP HOUSEWORK. 14
Oak at
HELP 7 WANTED-Contlnnoil.
GIRL, SAN LORENZO, CAL., $20; GIRL,
Marin County, (16: second girl, $16; nurse, 1
child; girl, Nineteenth St., $16; girl to wash
dishes, $15 and room; girl. Pine st, $15: second
girl, $17: girl. Harrison st, $15; girl. McAllister
st, $lv; girl. Laguna st, $20; gir., O'Farrell st,
$18; 2 girls, country home,' s2o and $26: girl,
Castro st, $15; girl, Laraln St.. $12; girl. Pierce
st, $15; 17 young girls, $8, $10 and $12 a month,
assist, etc., nice families. MARTIN <fc CO.. 749
Market st
WAITRESS, CITY. $15 AND ROOM: 3 WAlT-
resses, $5 a week; waitress, S3 60 per week;
cook, small place, $20 and room; 2 chambermaids
and wait some, $15 and room: laundress, country
hotel, $25 and . room; 8 Ironers. country laundry,
*20 and $_&, room, board, etc. mother, and son
for country laundry, $35, etc.; cook and waitress,
$35, etc.; chambermaid, country hotel, 9'ixi and
room: cook, resort hotel, $25 and room. MAR-
TIN A CO., 749 Market st
WANTED— 2 WAITRESSES, $20: SECOND
girl. $20; houseglrls, $20 and »25: girls to
assist, $10 to $15; girl fur chambermaid, $10.
316 Sutter st yy.;';-yy
9 COOKS, $25 AND $30; CHAMBERMAID,
i> $20: 10 girls for housework. MRS. HIRD,
721 Ellis st.
WAITRESSES FOR COUNTRY HOTELS
" and resorts, $20: free fares. HOTEL GA-
ZETTE, 420 Kearny st
HOUSEKEEPER, COUNTRY, BETWEEN 30
and 3-; must be clean, economical, without
Incumbrance. Call from . 9 to 3, room 3, 719
Murkei st BKSBtr.
STAMPER ON MEN'S FINE SHOES; ALSO
V general stitchers. Apply CAHN, NICKELS-
BURG A CO., 117 Hayeast.
GIRL AS COMPETENT COOK AND GENER-
aI housework in family of 4. Call between 8
and 12 at 1320 O'Farrell; keep second girl.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work and cooking; family of 2. 1319 Octavia.
WANTED— GIRL ASSIST CARE 2 CHIL
dren; wages $8. 2316 Devisadero st.
q LADY WAITERS FOR RESTAURANT
O and saloon in country: expenses paid. 106%
Third st., room 23: betweeu 1 and 3 p. v.
WANTED— WIDOW WITH TWO OR MORE
children to go to the country for a few months
10 board; teacher, and send children to school;
rent paid. Address Miss WALKER, Sonoma
YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK
and wait on table ; wages, $15 per month. Call
between 10 aud 12, 716 Post si.
GIRL TO CARE FOR CHILDREN AND As-
sist light liousework. 24 Bluxome at ■_■
WANTED— NEAT GIRL IO WAIT AT TA-
ble In restaurant 1 J Va Grant aye.
G.IRL TO ASSIST AT GENERAL HOUSE-
f work: wages $12. Apply 1308 Ellis st.
GERMAN GIRL 16 TO 16 YEARS, TO TAKE
care of child; sleep home. 3248 Twenty-third.
GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK AND
ihi.dr-n. 1312 .4 Mils st.
Ofi*V' MISSION - SUBSCRIPTIONS AND
__«_> — l) want ads taken lor Th« Call. ~: .;
VI. ANTED— WOM AN TO KEEP HOUSE FOR
'» 3 men; must understand music; wages $10
per month: references exchanged. G. W_ box
150, Call Office.
IpiRST-CLASS FINISHERS ON PANTS. 820
1 Howard st, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
9 OPERATORS ON VESTS; ALSO ONE TO
it learn. R. THOMAS, 41 Stevenson st
I'l C. LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THH
Ult) Call: subscriptions and want ad*, taken.
"Vf ICE YOUNG GIRI. WANTED TO CARE
IN for child and attend housework. 1310 Pacific.
WANTED— 10 LADIES TO TAKE HOME
ft light work: instruction $1. 777 Market st,
room 4.
YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE-
-1 work. Apply 1440 Benton st, Alameda.
GIIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK; SLEEP
r at home. 1410 Buchanan st.
C-17 aioA l«jo__.i___._ BT„ BRANCH OFFICE
»>__- vii CAU.,- waul ada aua ascription*
taken.
WORST CASES OF CORNS CURED FOR $L
926 y 2 Shotwell st, near Howard.
GIRLS TO LKARN DRESSMAKING AND
millinery; patterns cut to order, 25c; now is
the time to begin; 2 weeks' sewing lessons free.
MCDOWELL'S, 103 Postal.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FORTHE
£. Call taken at branch -flic* WW Hayes at.;
open until 9 .30 o'clock
TIIE LAWRENCE METHOD OF DREBBCCT-
-1 tl.ig ls the only one by which you can complete
a perfect garment without trying on. 107$ Market
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
Winchester Honse, 44 Third st. near Market:
'.03 rooms-. 26c to $1 60 per night: $1 60.05.
per week: free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry.
SF. DRESS-CUTTING . SCHOOL— FRENCH
. tailoring taught; $1 week. 916 Market, r. 19.
OPERATORS ON FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS
and underwear; a few inexperienced hands
taken and taught LEVI STRAUSS <fc CO., 32V_
Fremont st.
HALE HELP WANTED.
90 COOKS FOR HOTELS. RESTAURANTS
—• > saloons, bakeries, camps, mines, ranches,
etc., trom $50, $40, $30 to $25 and found: 10
waiters, dirterent places. $30 and $2..; 5 dish-
washers. MURRAY & BEADY, 634 and 636
Clay st fryy
MAN COOK FOR A PRIVATE FAMILY; $26.
MURRAY A READY, 634 and 636 Clay at.
A EC MEN TO BUILD A LARGE RAILROAD
71 00 up north; we pay your fare 10 works;
drillers, quarry and rockmen: laborers, teamsters,
etc.; see boss at our office. MURRAY A READY,
634 and 636 Clay st.
70/- MEN WANTED TO-DAY. FROM $85
' OO to $16 per month; 30 farmers, $26, $25,
$20, for orchards, vineyards, fa-ms, etc.; 40 labor-
ers, $1 75, $1 60, $1 50 a day and $26 per month
andfound: 3 choremen, $15 and $ 0; 3 milkers.
MURRAY A READY, 634 and 83« Clay SUT^gg!
]C An REDWOOD TIES TO CUT; 40
I «J».UUU woo . choppers, redwood and pine,
$1 15 per cord: company will furnish tools and
food. MURRAY <_. READY, 634 and 636 Clay at
(CARPENTER FOR A • RANCH. $30 AND
J found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636
Clay st.
9 TEAMSTERS, *40 AND FOUND, kOR A
-large ranch. MURRAY & READY, 634 aid
636 Clay st.
9 BLACKSMITHS FOR SHOPS: J Bt.ACK-
i smith's helper. MURRAY A READY, 634
and 636 Clay st >
C|Wi MEN FOR RAILROAD WORK. NORTH;
«_)UU fare advanced; see party here. C. R.
HANSEN & 10., 108 Geary st.
1 C\f\ OCKMEN AND LABORERS FOR
A\J\J railroad work: long Job: free fare. C R.
HANSEN A CO.. 108 Geary st. ;
fin MASONS' HELPERS FOR RAILROAD
iVj work, $2 a day; long job. C R. HANSEN
__ CO., 108 ueary st
BAKER AND PASTRY COOK, HOTEL $60;
second cook who can do pastry, country hotel,
$50. C. R. HANSEN <fc CO., 108 Geary st
HEAD LAUNDRYMAN, HOTEL, $50 TO $76:
marker. and distributor, hotel laundry, $30:
polisher, country laundry, 825; 2 Ironers, country
laundry, $25: washer, hand laundry, $30. C. R.
HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st
MAN AND WIFE FOR A GENTLEMAN'S
place, country; 2 drivers for milk-wagons,
SSO and $35; 6 farmer*, different ranches, $20,
$26 and $26; blacksmith helper, country, $1 60 a
day. ■ C. R. HANSEN A CO.. 1.8 Geary st.
HEAD COOK,' COUNTRY HOTEL, $75; SEC-
ori'i cook, hotel, $50; head and second cooks
for a resort, $40 and «30: cook for a private board-
ing-house, • country, $35; fry cook, restaurant
$65; pastry cook, hotel, $35. C. R. HANSEN &
CO.. 108 Geary st.
A FIRST-CLASS WAITERS WITH DRESS
-I suits for country hotel, $30; waiter for nurses'
hall, country hotel, $-5; 6 waiters, country hotels
and restaurants. $30, $25 and $20: pantryman,
country hotel. $25: waiter and drive bus, country
hotel, $20; bellboy/ hotel. $12 60. C R. HAN-
SEN <fe CO., 108 Geary st.
PRY COOK, $14 A WEEK; COOK, $7 A
-1 week; short-order cook, $60; pastry cook nnd
baker, $1C to $12 a week: cook, few persons, $5 a
week and room: night cook, $35; cook, city, $80
and room: cook, city, $35 to $40 and room: cook,
country, $45 and room: second cook, $7 a week;
cook, oyster-house, $40 to $50 and room. MAR-
TIN <& CO., 749 Market st
DISHWASHER, $3 50 A WEEK; DlSH-
: washer, $15 and room: 3 dishwashers, coun-
try, $15 and room; dishwashers, country, $25 and
room; dishwasher,; Santa Cruz, ,sl6 and room;
dishwasher, Santa Rosa," $16. and room; dish-
washer, $5 a week: dishwasher, $6 a week. MAR-
TINA Co., 749 Market gt
'"100 LABORERS,'- $1 60 PER DAY, FREE
•_V» fare, steady work, Bee party here Thursday
and Friday: ship Saturday morning. MARTIN
C 0. ,749 Market st. •.-., V; _..- : _- . . ■ y. V
2 YOUr } MEN TO WAIT SOME. $16, ROOM.
■w eta: .valter for boarding-house, $20 and room;
3 waiters, city, 20 and room; young man,- assist
in dining-room, $5 a week; bell and elevator boy,
$10 and room; 2' waiters, city, $25 and room ;
waiter, country, $26 and room: waiter, $5 a week.
Mari IN & CO., 749 Market st. ;
Finn MEN FOR RAILROAD; OREGON: $1 60
OW per day; fare paid. Apply Friday morn-
ing, JOHNSTON A CO., 872 Broadway, Oakland.
HELP WANTED-Continued.
WANTKD-4 QUARRYiIEN. "NEAR, CITY,
$33 50 and found: 4 miners, $- a day: laun-
dryman ior institution, $35 and found, near city;
cook for institution. $35 and found: camp cook,
$40; camp cook. $30; waiter for • offee saloon,
i $3 I a month; man to peddle trull. $15 and iound;
neat boy to learn the drug business, $10 to $12 a
month; dishwasner. $16 and room: farmers,
teamsters, etc. W. D. .EWER A CO., 626 Clay.
WANTED— AN ENERGETIC MAN WELL
acquaint, d with this city as solicitor for an
old-established employment agency; ■* * .'Jf.JJ
man can make good money. Apply W. D. EWER
A CO., 626 Clay sU ■
WANTED-LAUNDRYMAN FOR A STATE
TT Inßtlutton, near the city; $35 ana found;
steady po.ition. W. D. EWER A CO., 626 Clay st.
WANTED— AND CAKE BAKER,
$12 a week ; hotel cook. $35: Japanese cook
for country, 825; hotel and restaurant waiiers. $25
and $.5: omnibus, $25; p-twasher, $20: dish-
washers: restaurant cook and second cook tor
country. $65, and others. Apply to J. F. CROS-
ETT & CO.. 628 Sacramento st. . ".J- . .;.
WANTED — BLACKSMITH FOR RANCH,
"t $36: harness-maker for ranch, $35: - laborers
for country, $1 50 a day; choreboy, and others.
Apply to J. F. CKOSETT A CO., 628 Sacramento.
WANTED— 4 COOKS FOR PHI VATE FAMl-
lies, $25, $35. $45 and $70: restaurant cook.
$40; 2 second cooks $30 and $5 a week; waiters
for boardiui-houses and hotels, $20 to $30: good
dishwasher. $30; several dishwashers, $16 $20;
man to tska care of 2 hones and garden, $20;
chorebov, $.0, etc. ANDKE'S, 308 siockton st.
WANTED — FRIER FOR FIRST-CLASS
country hotel. $45; Japanese cook, $25; Japa-
nese waiter, $15, same place country. ANDRE'S,
308 Siockton su y.yyi.'S
MINER, MACHINE DRILL. $3 PER DAY;
milker and farm work, $20 to $25; teamsters,
$175 a day; hotel porter, $-6; night c* ok, $25:
8 waiters, country hotel, $26. R. T. WARD <fc
CO., 608 and 610 Clay su
SECOND COOK FOR GRILLROOM, $50: ,SEC-
O ond cook for country hotel, $40: second cook,
country restaurant, $36 and found. HOTEL GA-
ZETTE, 420 Kearny st.
BOYS— GOOD LIVE BOY To LEARN Busi-
ness with good house; apply at once. U. S. L
Agency, 165 Crocker building.
GCOD BOOKKEEPER FOR GENERAL
merchandise store; holders our certificates
always eligible. U. S. L Agency, 165 Crocker
building.
STEADY MAN TO ASSIST IN LIGHT, GEN-
teel cash business: duties easily learned: must
be satisfied with $75 per month and have $150
casn. 777 Market si., room 7.
WANTED— ELDERLY" MAN TO WORK
around place who can milk. GRIFFITH
CLAi.K <fe CO., 19 Montgomery st.
AN EASTERNER FoR OUTDOOR WORK.
-TV Address, stating age, wages, etc.. Wholesale,'
box 106, Call offlce. .-,.--? :.- *.
LINING AND TRIMMING CUTTER WANT-
ed at Paclflc Shoe Co., 139 First sU j
YOUNG MAN FOR BICYCLE-STORE; MUST
A understand repairing; references. 324 Larkin si
GOOD STEADY LUNCH WAITER. 28
First st
GOOD BOY TO HELP IN SALOON. 1100
\JT Kentucky St., Potrero.
MAN WILLING TO WORK; MUST HAVE
$25. G., box 18, this office.
GOOD BOOTBLACK WANTED FOR BAB-
ber-sbop at 609 Larkin st.
\\r ANTED— PRESSMAN ON| CUBTOMCOATS.
** 14 McAllister St., room 19.
HOhMAKER WANTED ON REPAIRING.
205 Fifth st.
Ql 7 MISSION ST. FOR MEALS— THE MOST
vl I of the best for the money: coffee, 2y cents.
KECRUITS WANTED 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 able to speak, read and write
Engiish, and be between 6 feet 6 Inches and 8 feet
ln height For farther information apply at the
recruiting office, 20 Ellis st, San Francisco, Cal.
ANTED— YOUNGSBABBER WITH SOME
' » experience for bo.rd, room and small wages.
Address, stating wages, HERMAN KOCH, Val-
lejo, Cal.
SEAMEN AND ORDINARY FOR NEW
York, Australia, Honolulu. 10 Steuart, upstairs.
OITUATION SECUP.ED FOR A LOAN OF
SITUATION SECURED FOR A LOAN OF
O $225 on socurity. W. W., box 8, Call.
BARBERS' ASSOCIATION FBEE EMPLOY-
ment Office. S. FUCHS, Secy, 325 Grant aye.
JOURNEYMEN BARBERS' UNION FREE
employment bureau, 34 4th sU - L LESS, Sec "
BABBERS-OOOD SHOP IN COUNTRY FOR
sale cheap. DECKELMAN BROS-, 106 Ellis.
FOR SALE— 3- CHAIR BABBER-SHOP IN
Oakland; central location: owner has retired
from business. Apply 874 Washington su, cigar
store.
L> ARBER-SHOP; BATHS: IN THE COUN-
»' try: forsale. Apply 2 Eighth st.
FOR SALE— 3-CHAIR BABBEB-SHOP; Al
location. G., box 150, Call.
BARBER-SHOP FOB SALE CHEAP. $15. 36
Pacific sU
1?OUK ENERGETIC MEN WANTED; 836
A Howard s'. Call between 4 and sp. m. '
SEAMEN; NEW YOKK, FOREIGN AND
coasting. Shippers' Office, 12 Washington su
GREEN HANDS AND SEAMEN FOR SOUTH
Seas, Australia and the Coast. 637 Clay st.
I * RANCH OFFICE OFTHE CALL, 167 NINTH
1> su; want ads and subscriptions taken.
VTEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 765 MIS-
XI sion st., bet. 3d and 4th— Single room- pernight,
10c to 60c; per week, 70c to $2: clean, quiet; spe-
cial attention to morning calls; open all night.
LABGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND
shoes for sale; lot ladles' and misses' shoo*,
25c up; misfits exchanged; good repairing; shoes
made to order any style $3 up. Central Repair-
ing Shop, 749 Mission st., near Grand Opera-house.
LADIES* " SHOES, SOLING. 36c; MEN'S
shoes, soling, SOc: all repairing ' done at half
the usual price. 562 Mission su, bet Ist and 2d.
CIC LARKIN— BBANCH OFFICE OF THE
Ol d CALL. I Subscriptions and want ads taken.
E simon wants 100 MEN TO GET bottle
. beer or wine 6c; best free lunch. 643 Clay.
WANTED— GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO
M your fast at the same price you bur eady-
made ones, from $2, $3, $4 and $6, at 662 Mis-
sion St., between First and second.
FINE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $1 75: TO OR-
der, $2 50; half-soling, 25c up. 959 Howard.
TRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE-
low Sixth, for a room; .26c a night; $1 a week.
W INCHESTER HOUSE,' 44 THIRD ST., SB.
»1 Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading-
room; free 'bus and baggage to and from the ferry.
WANTED— MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; shops, tools, positions furnished: 8
weeks required. S. F. Barber College, ISBV_ Eighth,
UL ANTED. TOCOLLFCr WAGES DUE LABOR-
" ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 Suttar.
CLEARANCE SALE— S6OOO WORTH BOOTS
and shoes; must sacrifice: $1 50 shoe 75c, $2
shoes $1, $3 shoes $1 50. $4 shoes $2: $5 shoes
$2 60, $6 shoes $3. 638 Market st., opp. Palace.
ROOMS 15a TO 760 PER NIGHT: 60U AO »1 60
per week. Oriental, 226 Drumm su .\_-_
WANTED-LABORERS AND MECHANICS
to know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie-
tor, still rum. Denver House, 217 Third st; 15<l
large ror.ms; '.'6c ]>er night: $1 to $3 par week.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS— BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION
enameled . sign . or universal signboard; will
have a tremendous sale; nothing like lt: secure
sample and territory at once. BAKER En. and
Mfg. Co., 409 sanchez St., San Fmncisca
PARTNERS WANTED.
PARTNER BEER- BOTTLING BUSINESS;
experience not necessary. 712 14:h, nr. Markeu
ROOMS WANTED.
YOUNG MAN WANTS NICELY FUR-
* nlshed room with running water: private fam-
ily. <G.','box7. Call Office..
■ fff WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS.
TAf ANTED A LADY'S WHEEL; 7' STATE
7 «T- name, price, condition. Address 317 Noe sL
LD GOLD AND -SILVER. BOUGHT. W.
MUND, watchmaker and jeweler. 226 Kills st.
OOKB ALL KINDS BOUGHT. HOLMES
Book Company, 704 Mission st.
PAWNBROKER— OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAsT-
off clothing bought. Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third.
PROFESSION AI-bbCARDS. b
JOHN E. RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ■ ROOMS
26 and 27, Crocker building: telephone Main
75, san Francisco, Cal. y y^jggg^g_g/ggggggjgjggfgf
PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES.
FREE DEMONSTRATIONS OF" VELOX = PA-
per dolly at 22 Geary su ; sols agency I forthe
coast . CAL. CAMERA CO -_ ' ... - .
PERSONALS.
I WILL COME SUNDAY, IBTH, MERCHANT.
""V. O. M.
LADIES, USE SATIN SKIN TOILET PRE-
paratious. Call or send 10c. for samples, 965
Folsom s „ room 23.
RAG CARPETS WOVE TO ORDER AND FOR
sale; also chenllle-wove rugs, sllk portieres:
dealer in carpet twine, In bank or chain, at lowest
rates. GEO. MATTHEW. 709 Fifth su. Oakland
LADIES WISHING, SEPERFLUOUS HAIR
removed by a newly discovered and harm-
less proces. can have dos tive proofs. Call or ad-
dress C W. FREES, 1017 Oak St., city.
YOUNG WIDOW WOULD RENT A NICE
room to a gentleman, widower preferred; $8;
living 6 blocks from Kearny su Address R., box
12, Call Office.
ADVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC-
ialty; private: no fee without success: probate.
Insolvency, collections, patents, trademarks, etc
obtained; private detectives; established lOyears
G.W. HOWE, atty at law, 850 Market.cor.Stocktn.
PICTURE FRAMING WITH GLASS, 7X9
1 Inches 10c, Bxlo and 10x12 16c 11x14 and 12
Xl 6 _oc. 14x17 25c 18x20 30c 18x22 35c 20x
24 45c 22x28 60c: hardwood curtain poles com-
plete. 15c: room moldings, all colors, Leper foou
JONES, 647 Mission su, open evenings.
COMPARE MY HAIR-DKESS:NG PARLORS
with those of the East— l think they will com-
pare favorably ; at any rate they are the best and
largest on the Pacific Coast; hairdressing. any
stye. 26c: switches, from $1 to $3— tbe $3 ones
are made of the very best hair: gray and bleached
hair restored to natural color, from $1 60 to $6.
G. LEDERER, 111 Stockton sU
MISS MYRTLE POTTER. PALMIST, BB-
moved from 33 Sixth to 86614 Market, r. 12.
MME. RAY FAIR, SCIENTIFIC CARD-
reader, 223 Post st, room 2.
LADY WRITES— "CONSIDER 'QUINONIA'
the best hair tonic 1 ever need. Have recom-
mended to all my friends," 86c bottle. G. LED-
ERi-.R, 111 Stockton su
GROCERIES ARE CHEAPEST AT THE "UP-
to-date" store, -acramento; fruit jams in glass
lars, 10c; rolled oats. aVi_c B>: condensed milk, 4
for 25c; tomatoes, 60c doz.: good coff»e, fresn and
whole, _7y 2 c lb, ground to order: fine tea, 25c
lb; send for lisu BEESLEY" A SON. Sacramento.
V OTICE— LA VERITE TOILET PARLOR RE-
•ii moved to 30 Geary su, 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.
H HUFSCHMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBER,
. gasfitter. 623 Golden Gate ay. TeL butter 47L
llli 11 BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, $150;
IV/UU wedding work. HILL 22% Geary st.
BIG OUTDOOR STEREOPTICON -HOW E7B-
ry night cor. Market and Blxth sts. ; artlstio ad-
vertisements In living light; promoters of bust-
cess. Consult OWL ADV. CO.. 1140 Market sc
ELECTRIC LlGHl'4 IN EVERY BOOM;
Winchester Honse. 44 Third st, nr. Market;
200 rooms. 25c to $1 60 per night: $1 60 to $8 pac
week; tree bus and baggage to and from the ferry.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ABSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARG-
est bouse west of Chicago is KOHLER A
CHASE'S. 26. 28 and 30 O'Farrell st. Pianos,
organs and all other musical instruments, of all
grades and prices. Terms easy; prices lowesu
Everything possible done to please and satisfy
the customer.
ARE YOU THINKING OF PURCHASING OR
renting a piano? If so don't fall to call and.
Inspect the fine Instruments we are selling for $3,
$4, $5, 96. $7. *8. $9 and $1C per month; every
piano guaranteed. SHERMAN, CLAY __ CO.,
steinway dealers, corner Kearny andsntter sts.
ACTUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN Pi-
anos; monthly payments $5 up: correspon-
dence solicited. THE F. W. SPENCER COM-
PANY, 933 Market su, opp. Mason; established
over 20 years.
BONA-FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES—
Haines, Knabe, Bush A Gerts and others; sec-
ond-han-i pianos from $100 up. W. C. HAMIL-
TON, successor to A. L. Bancroft <fc Ca, 324 Posu
A MIDSUMMER DREAM — NEW PIANOS
$160, $175, $200, $250. $300. $400, $500 and
up; easy payments. BRUENN'S piano-house,
228 Post st.
BEAUTIFUL DECKER A SON PIANO FOR
sale cheap; good as new THE ZENO MAU-
VAIS MUSIC COMPANY, 769 Market st
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE -MUST SELL;
pianos at immense redaction for cash or on
installments. EATON EsTaTE. 735 Market su
SHAW, STEINWa*, $260; CHICKERING.
$185; bargains, $4 a month; a nice small up-
right, $95; rent $2 up. HEINE, 136 Ellis sU
(J>Qr ELEGANT PIANO; BARGAIN. 16
<JpO«_). McAllister, nr. Hibernla Bank. SCHMITZ
TO LEG ANT EMERSON; NO REASONABLE
-Di offer refused E. W. LICK, 116 McAllister su
TIT G. BADGER, SOLE AGENT FOR HALLET
' i . & Davis and Francis Bacon pianos. 415 Sacto.
BYKON MAUZY, 308 POST ST.-SOHMER,
Newby & Evans, Briggs and other pianos.
SUPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS OLD & NEW.
H. MULLER, maker, repairer, 2 Latham place.
KNABE PIANOS: NEW SCALE; NEW
styles. . KOHLEB A CHASE, 30 O'FarTeU st
AT SHERMAN, CLaY A CO.'S ONLY WILL
you find a s:ock of new steinway pianos.
LODGING-HOUSES FOB SALB.
_4Q-BOOM HOUSE: BEST IN CITY. $2500
Tie/ 18-room house on sixth only 850
14-room house on Eddy si .. 350
1 :--room house on Fourth st . 600
Other bargains. H. C DECKER 1020 Market sU
A f\ ROOMS, GOOD'FURNITURE, RENT
TiU $60 :....._ $1,000
62 rooms, low rent, paying finely 1,600
24 rooms, north of Market, rent $60 600
Other bargains. UNDERWOOD'S 765 Market.
1 r_f\ LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE; PRICES
lUU from $150 to ssooo. STRAND, 1118 Market
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNlM-
proved city property, paying house of 10 rcoms;
a bargain; no agents. 305 Eddyst.
LQ ROOMS LODGING HOUSE FOR $200,
A O clearing $30 per month. 821 Howard st.
CORNER ROOMING-HOUSE FOR SALE; 25
rooms and all occupied. For particnlars In-
quire at 393 Sixth st.
DINING-ROOM TO LET.
I7IURNISHED DINING-ROOM IN LARGE
A rooming-house; choice: north Market; board
for rent. UNDERWcOD, 765 Market su
FUKNITURE FOR VALE.
FOR SALE-FURNISHED HOUSEHOLD: 6
rooms; rent $30; rooms rented. . 334 Turk st.
U-' URNITURE, STOVES 'CARPETS, COUN-
-1 ters, showcases. ANDERSON. 1121 Markeu
HOUSEHOLD RANGES ARE THE BEST
JOHN F. MEY ERS CO.. 947 Market su
FURNITURE WANTED
"VTEW STORE; NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST
-LV. prices. SILVERSTIEN. 1223 Market; postaL
INDIANA AUCTION CO. .REMOVED TO 19
Montgomery. St.; highest prices paid.
BEST PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSK,
etc. STREET 4 CRESWELL Anctloneers.7-1
Howard streeeu Houses bought in their entirety.
CARPET CLEANING.
Cl I V STEAM CARPET-CLEANINO WORKS;
titans, moves, rays carpets. G. H. STEVEN*
Mgr., 88 and 40 Eighth st. ; telephone South 250. .
J WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaning, renovor, alter-
. ation works, 413 McAT.ister. TeL Jessie 321.
C. ARPETS CLEANED* RENOVATED LIKE
new. 23 Tenth; lei. South 36. Mackintosh ACo.'
JE. MITCHELL, CARPET-CLEANING CO,
. 240 f 14th sU; cleaning 3c. a yard; teL Mia 74.
C ARRET* CLEANED. RENOVATED LIKB
new. J. McQUEEN, 4S3 Stevenson. TeL 8.224
ADVANCE CABPET-CLEANJNO CO., 402
cutter; teL Main 394. GKO. WALCOM. prop.
CABPET-t LEA NINO. 3c: ' LAYING. ' 3c; BUG
samples free:; teL Jessie 944. Stratton. 38thsu
W HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH
'»■ poor work send toSPAULDING'S Pioneer Ca-
rpet-beating Works, 853-57 'Tehama st. : teL So. 41
CONKLIN'S ' CARPET - BEATING WOR-..
833 Golden Gate aye. 'telephone East 12*
MINES FOR SALE.
GREAT INDUCEMENT— AN INTEREST IN
-a first-class gold mine will be given to the
right party; money to be used to erect mill. . Call
or add * ess H. H. FI-.R S. 45U Townsend su „ ...
HOUSES FOR SALE.
A HOUSES; MAKE -FF R; MUST BE SOLD
t and removed at once; 649 . to 666 Mission st.
Call 656 Missioa su
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ffi 1 9nn FAMILY .IQUOR .TORE ON
*S)Ai\JVJ. best street in the Western Addition,!
finely fitted up: has an excellent oass of patrons;
rent reasonable: carr «-s good, large stock; worth
Investigating. M. LESS. 5 J- ourth st. 7
<H_£(_n PARTNER WANTED IN" A WELL"
»4pOl'l/. paying restinrant in one of the liveliest
locations north of Market si.: owner prefers _oo*l
partner to hired help: will give good reference.
M. LESS, 5 fourth st.
ffiinnn LIVERY AND boarding STA-
rjp J-UUU. hi' for sale; Alll positively clear
$150 per month; saiisfac.ory trial given and full
Investigational owed. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st.
ffl»')/|A BRANCH BAKERY AND . GRO-'
»IP«-c»\/. eery. tore: best location lis the Mis-
sion; 3 nice living-rooms: rent only $12; value in
sighu M LESS, 5 Fourth st. ,• . r.
ffi.l f.nn LEADING GROCERY. WITHOUT/;
"Sf-1 OOVJ. b.*r, on lively business s. reet: horse „■
and wagon; large stock or goods; doin-*lHrge
tush trade: owner going East. Apply WILKE,. •
*83 Market st. - • •,..'.;' ,-•..•■
TTOTTBK OF ib ROOM.'. WITH SALOON, IN'/
-IT wholesale district; roon.s always occtrpiei}';. :. ?
must be sold at once, on account of death, at rea--.'
sonable price; make an offer. Particulars, •='
II.KE, 783 Market su . ■_••.-
51. '-.00 SALOON. 2 BLOCKS FROM MAR-.:
*>xjx.J. ket St., with club-rooms, ladies' cafe, ■■;"•
wn^.f7&_Lffi Blace:8 Iace: cheap reau Apply -.
W-LKh, * 8.. Market sU
pORNER GROCERY AND BAR; 1 BLOCK.:"'
v/ south of Market St.: established years: guar--...
anteed to c ear above $200 each month: sickness..
compels owner to sell: splendid business opening:.. ..'
w ILKE, 783 Market su
TO-OTICE-GUS STRAND, 1118 MARKET ST. : . _
■H will sell your business quick for cash. • " ; -.
fftfiO B , AKERY * C A D , STATIONERY,
tjpvjv. cigars and laundry; must sell. 867 Foi*
som sU
VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT; WORTH :
$1000; will take $300. STRAND,* 11 13" Mar- ■
ket st. - '
%ft^n DAIRY AND PRODUCE STORE: .
WCOU. great bargain. STRAND, 1118 Market . -
''00 BUTCHER-SHOP; CLEAR $76 A
.lUU. month. GUS strand, 1118 Markeu
ffif.f.n GROCERY A 1) BAR; MUST SELL; ' !
iSOOVJ. worth $800. STRAND, UlB Market st
©Qf.n BRANCH BAKERY AND COFF-UK
tjp OOVJ. parlor. Si Ra.*. D, 1118 Market st. V
■VTOTICE — $250 SALOON WILL BE SOLD J .
Xi to-day to highest bidder. STkand, ms Mrkt . .
SO7K RESTAURANT MEN. ATTENTION;
OiO. good-pay ing restaurant; -best location; .
clears • $76 a month: bargain this week. GUS
STRAND, 1118 Market st.
IBITORS WISHING TO SETTLE HERE
V favorably see UNDERWOOD'S, 765 Markeu
.£ 1 Z_C\ C ,RNKR GROCERY AND BAR IN
tJpJLUU. Mission; 4 rooms: cheap rent; must
sell this week. W. F. HEALY', 917 Market st. '•
VERY BEST RESULTS OBTAINED BY
placing your lodging-nouses, saloons, candy-
stores, eta. with Streel A Cresswell, 721 Howard..
PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT BUSINESS;
short hours: small capital required; no pre-
vious experience necessary; must be satisfied with
$18 to $25 a week: trial given before buying.
Businps. Excbange, 777 Market st
ffil f\C\f\ WOOD AND COAL YARD; BEST
«JpJtt)UU. location; large stock; 1 owner 30
years: free rent. STENBERG & CO ,632 Market.
ffilinn TO BAKERS, ONE OFTHE BEST
<$) X X\)\J. chances in the stale, a little way out
of tbe city; $20 to $25 dally cash sales. BARRET 1'
A BASIL.E, 873 Vs Market su
THE FURNITURE AND BUSINESS OF A 60- --.
room hotel for sale or exchange for clear town- .
property; price $5000. For particulars address.. .
Bristol Hotel, San Jose, Cal.
ffi I (\(\(\ OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY,
tJIUUU, baking 4 barrels a day; horse and
wagon, and a good store trade; safe investment
will be proven. Apply Call Office.- -" • • -•-■ ». -■• -.' .;
GROCERY AND BAR; OLD-ESTABLISHED
corner In the Mission; 5 living rooms;, a bar-
gain. BACH, MEESE A CO., 321 Montgomery.
ffirAA BBANCH BAKERY", STATIONERY,
tJJ.c/UU. cigar business; 4 large rooms; pantry;
bathroom: yard: rent $14. Apply Call Office.
TAILOR-SHOP: CHEAP: GOOD REPAIRING
trade; with furniture for 2 rooms. G. M.. box
69, Call Office. 7 . •; -y ■
FOR SALE CHEAP; BRANCH BAKERY,
candy, notions: 3 living rooms. 437 Fulton st.
ffi_inn BIG BARGAIN; FIRST-CLASS VA-
«JP*±U U. riety bazaar. D. J., box 133. Ca1l Office
Tir ANTED— AN OLD SCHOOL OR ECLECTIC!'
" physician, proficient in his profession as well!
as of sound body, to assume a large and lucrative 1
country practice in the interior.. Address WM. I
M. DE WOLF, 818 East, Fifteenth su, East Oak- 1
land, Cal. . " v >
IF YOU WANT HIGHEST CASH PRICES
A for furniture, groceries, . saloons and restau-
rants see J. C. MUTHER, auctioneer, 632 Markeu
FOB SALE— ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER Busi-
ness, Star and Garter saloon, 137 Fifth sU ; es-
tablished 1886; 3 living-rooms. • ; ;..-.,'
FIRST-CLASS BAKERY OUTFIT FOR SALE;
store to renu Apply 712 Valencia su
ffl*! (\l\i\ TO »20,000. PAT. RIGHTS TERRI-
«IP JLVVV tory for sale: no agents. H. G., box 42.
SALOON CON. WITH DAIRY; CHEAP: SELL,
ing on acconnt other business. 335 Fourth su
FIRST -CLASS SALOON DOING A -GOOD
business; low rent: must sell. Apply 33 Third.
RARE CHANCE FOR SMALL INVESTORS;
good gold mine. Address G. R., box 133, CalL
BLACKSMITH AND CARRIAGE BUSINESS
for sale; old established, good-paying business:
$1000 to $5000. C. B. STEANE, Pleasanton, CaL
ffljOKA GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT; A
<IP OOVJ. bargain. 623 Sacramento su
RESTAURANT: LIVING ROOMS: GOOD
place; man and wife; cheap. Apply this office.
FOR SALE — WELL- FITTED SALOON IN
A good location on Fourth sU, near Market; must '.:
be sold this week. Inquire at LEVY __ COYS, 79 V
Mission su
A- OR SALE— FAMILY RESORT WITH STORE
Jc and bar, with or without stock, near San Fran-
cisco; good house, modern improvements; five
garden; summer houses: warehouse and stable;
all in first-class order; half cash, balance on time.
Apply call Office, San Francisco or Oakland.
ffl*Qnn RESTAURANT AND BAKERY, OP-
«JpOUU. p islte principal public buildings ln this
city; part cash, balance easy terms. Owner, box
60, Call. '.}■:• > : y
SCANDINAVIAN- AMERICAN PRINTING.;
office for sale; 7 years on premises: good con-
dition: monthly paper published. G F., box 14,
CalL
YOL'.VG LAWYER, DESIRING TO LOCATE, '.
A would like either part' or whole Interest In a
country newspaper. Address F. J., box 10. Call.
YOUNG LADY, SMALL CAPITAL, WANTS.-:
gentleman parfier. R. 8, 9 Powell su, second';'. ..;
floor. -.' ':'
■ SMALL CAPITAL WAN IB
ier. R. 8, 9 Powell at., second
Q>Z.(\ GBOCEBY AND BAKERY STORE V
tJpDU. and 3 rooms; rent $10. <• pply this office. . -.J
CALL ROUTE FOR SALE. INQUIRE AT ' '. '
111614 Broadway.
XT' IRS 1 - CLASS RESTAURANT FOR SALE. '.
X Apply Call oflice. '. ' _ . ; ■
CIGAB-STAND ON MARKET ST.; MUST
sell a: once. 0. V., box 133, Call.
_I«f.A_l GOOD-PAYING BAKERY IN" LIVE- •••
{ft OUI/. ly city, about 50 miles north of San .
Francisco: selling on account of other business.- •
Apply Call Oflice.
iriOß OLD-ESTABLISHED CARPET-'
1 cleaning business. G. C, box 66, this office.
SHOE SHOP FOR SALE; VERY OLD STAND,
with good custom trade; owner leaving city."-
-427 Fourth su . . •
SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP. 785 FOLSOM
street. __ ■'.....■ '-'. ■- '
PARTNER WANTED IN GOOD- PA
restaurant downtown. 717 Mission su
GROCERY AND BAR: 2 LIVING-ROOMS;'.-
fine stock; good business. 117 Fillmore sU
GOOD NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP AND .
tools, dwelling, barn :. nd good location for •' ••
store, in o d Gilroy: 1 acre of ground; price 100.
JAS. C. ZUCK 4 CO., Gilroy. ■•
VTICE CORNER SALOON IN THE MISSION:
Vi cheap: low rent, Apply to DONNELLY 4
BRANNAN, 10119-71 Mission st, cor. Seventh
or-l,- MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND
iOixl want ads taken rur THE CALL. > .
Good-paying HoTEL business-, LONG-
J established; half interest $500: whole $1000.
Address Cosmopolitan Hotel." Petaluma. :
POBTLAND AGENCY THIS PAPER. IN-
quire this Office or at 133 Third su, Portland.
Oregon. • „■.■•'- '. • ; ; . .
ERMAN GIRL. RECENTLY FROM GER-
X many, desires a partner. 11l Geary, room 2.
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'^vSTc-H^r!-^!^
XL laity: private; no fee without success: probata
insolvency, collections, patents, trademarks etc '
obtained: private detectives: established 10 v«.*r.
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LEGAL PAPERS A SPECIALTY: 10 YEARS'
practice. G. ARMBRusi ER, 24 Montgy, rl.
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