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10
THAT TEA APPOINTMENT.
Collector Jackson R.- fuses to Sip a Cup
With Inquisitive Broker
Belli ngalL
P. W. "Bellinßall. customs broker, has
addressed another letter to Colonel Jack
son, Collector of Customs, asking that the
Collector refer to the Secretary of the
Treasury Bellingnll's contention that the
Secretary had acted illegally and without
authority when he appointed an inspector
of teas or an examiner of teas for the port
of San Fraucisco.
The Collector has addressed a diplo
matic note to Broker Bellinßall inti
mating that the Collector haa no doubt
whatever that the Secretary of the Treas
ury knew what he was doing when he
made the appointment, and that it would
therefore be a work of supererogation and
of several other many-syllabled words for
him to ask the Secretary of the Treasury
whether that exalted official was sure he
was riffbt before he went ahead with the
appointment In conclusion the Collector
suggested that perhaps Mr. Kellingall
might himself ask the Secretary of the
Treasury about it.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN.
J Newcomb. D 9N US Johnson, Alameda
J Webbs, Oakland Q Kllioit, Cal
B Thomas, Buffalo J J Conner. Buffalo
JIUs Smith, lionoluln L B Biack. Chico
J H Peterson, I'ortland X M >:rwin, ned Bluff
P M Wilson, Los Aii: Solly Smith, Los Ang
i homas Hest, Davisville ilr achultz, Benicia
P F Peck, Fresno
BALDWIN HOTEL.
E Eleasberg* w, m Paul Cnas Friuikenthal, N V
E Conn, Angels Camp MNs A Kingore, cal
M E Harris, Oakland S-ain Hawi-s, San Jose
O Morenouse, Denver H 1^ Hcxter, Oiegon
pan; ueini, Germany H J Corcoran & wf, Cal
J McCudden. Vallejo Mi-3 Mi-Cudden, \ allejo
J V WVlier, Sun Mateo Wm Luiz, Bakerstield
J Trenp. Healdiburg Mary -V Vvendel, Pa
J a Hart, Chicago H Btdges, San Jose
1. J Smi.h, Arro Buro Wj- Davis, summerland
1> Warren, Montenegro
PALACE HOTEL
0 H Robinson, NY G J Ko-nlg, Ban Jose
1 B Manuile, Wis D Meioue, Oakland
> A Thomas, Chicago Mrs <; J Koeulg, Cal
Julius Kohn, Yokohama J lolquhoun, w and two
A W Hooper, Conn boy.i, Ariz
N M Dyer, 0 S N A B Rachin, N V
t C Helfrict. Cal Miss B iiallison. Cal
l)r D F smith. Cal -Mrs E ( He.friCK. i :il
;..a.lauivon FMaiutforJ, A a Kuyhes, England
Portland Mrs A E Hughes. Eng
W \ Bradley, N V F M Garrett, i-.nnl-inJ
S A Goldsmith, NY" J J smith, Chicago
J Mehiiug, N V W Moftiu, -t Louis
J M Patterson. Detroit, Miss Bradley, Los Ang
ilrs G M Dodge, > V M;ss Stewart, lowa
Jliss Dodge <fc maid, N V John Drew. N V
John Jliley, NY H H Edson, N V
C B Younger, Sta Cruß
LICK HOUSE.
D Harmon. Nev R Stevenson. MenloParlc
T C Newman, Falrhaven G W Fee, si Helena
(i v Brieter, v;al J L Graves, Portland
J M Uillianis, Newman J G Philips, Portland
F (iustley, l.os Angeles J U Sayre, Fresno
(. i, Hoxie, Fresno J Simpson, Eureka
J 0 f-lmpson, i:ureka KG W alhice. L«>s Ang
:ms JG Frauket.stLouis Mi--s Keasey, Si Louis
H f-Siarrett. Battle Ml F W Page, YubaLity
>" Wiids worth, Cal T C White, Fresno
L B Blake, Cal L I Hatlield, Sacramento
F H Lang, Salinas X A Htnder & w, Soaora
J Mcßrlae, Sacramento J M La;hrop, >ewman
J Elder, tal W r. Barnes, Klondike
J o uorton. Cincinnati W J Doherty, Baierstield
R H Kenick, Visalia L A Cunmngham.BiiKers-
W H Halton, Modesio field
Frank c Ciark.Paso Hob 0 E Neston, Cal
sC Williams, onora HC L- chner.Bakersfleld
J J Dimhlerby.Bakersfld Dr Simpson <fe w, S Jose
E U Johnston & w.Siockt
BUSS HOUSE.
E L Ricbardson, Chicago Q W Glbbs, Vacaville
W H Barnard, Dunnigan MrsKoopman&fy, P Alto
W Phillips <fewf. S Kosa i* Merwin, Main's < lrcus
J B Overton. Nev J E whiteti-ad, Oakland
G i. Cook <fc wf. Auburn G F Ruble. >aa Dte^o
R Waugh, Auburn J M Wra:h. Ix>s Ang
A Freacn. tarpon XC Sargent, Stoccton
Mrs Hartmaiiii.Marysvl I M v -;g J r)ee. Los Aiig
Mrs McK- nna. 'arj'svi R E Lindef, You Bet
John Ford. Nevada C CahilL, You B j t
,\ir» S Yore, .Marysville S Lewellm Fiesno
MUsM Dlxon. .Marysvl J Campbell, Stockton
X smith. Bacto E Coots. N V
JI L Newman. Cal H Ruth. Fresno
1) C Sweeney, S.tcto L A Johnsorj, Fresno
s E Taylor, Cal S H Kedden, Fresno
F Christian 4 wf, Cal C liuds in, Circus
W H Dixon, Orovule P J Carpenter, sacto
W Keliy, HoUlster A W Blacu, Sacto
J J Truman, caruthers V Lillif, Angels
X J Beaue. Cal J PeunlngtuD, Cal
W A Pennington, Cal
GRAND HOTEL.
P F Brown. Hollister W E M Beardslee<£w,Cal
Mrs! M Wlnct'.ester,N\ H W Smith, Crede
I' It Morse. San I. Obispo A Bibbero, Stockton
H W < rabb, nakviile E Swinford. Colusa
W Ash <te w, Berlin Miss .M larley. Durango
UrsN ivteraou. I'ortland W B Cook, Denver
Mrs U B Stacy, Minn C W Young. Junean
i' H Simons, Redding J P Carroll, Kandsburg
W II Davis, Detroit J If Gkaves, Redding
Z Chenowith, Redding s O Stephens <£ w, Cal
v E Falk, Eureka Mrs J B Woods, Sacto
Miss Annie Woods, Sac J X Jeffrees, Memphis
W J Berry, Capitola O W Klsey, Modesto
J Hacer, Norfolk Mrs M J Mayhew, Sacto
EF O'Neal Sacto H Winbam. Salinas
G W Kincaid, Cal I> M lieynolds. Cal
O B Phelps, Bakersfield Dr F D Tyreli, Sacto
J >r C E 1-^ed &w, Cal A P Ilalfhiil. Los Ang
R D Hume & w, Oregon Mrs J G Carman, Ynbft
Miss c ( arman, Yuba Mrs I'- Anderson, Omaha
A J I'edlar it «■, Frt-sno O Scribner, Fresno
W I Folllns, San .lose R P Koper, Sacto
W F (;eor?e &w. sacto Mrs C E Reed, Petaluma
Mrs I M Proctor, Cai Dr s N Cross & w, Cal
E Cross, >tockton La l'.ue C'ro^s, Stockton
>: Zachurlas, siockton Mrs G H Mo-.roe&sn.Cal
PP Dandridge.Monterey Mrs E O'Neill, Soquel
Juiss O'.NeiU, So\uel
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."
BTRINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Cam—
710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every
night In the year.
BRANCH OFFICES— S27 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock.
:-!39 Hayes sireet. open until 9:30 o'clock.
615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
SW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets; open
until 9 o'clock.
1243 Mission street; open until 9 o'clock.
2618 Mission street; open until 9 o'clock.
167 Ninth street; open until 9:30 o'clock.
1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
N \v. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
utr^ts; open till 9 o'clock.
MEETING NOTICES.
B^SF- GOLDEN GATE LODGE NO. 30, m
I^*' F. and A. M Called meeting THIS AW
(TUESDAY) EVENING, August 24, »tYY
7:30 o'clock. D. 3. /VA
GEORGE J. HOB E, Sec.
SPECIAIi NOTICES.
»^3s=» NOTICE— S. O. SPRINGER WILL IV OT
BF-C hereafter be responsible for anr debts oon-
tracted by his wite, DEALIA, she having left his
bed and Doard.
KS> 1000 BUSINESS CARDS $160, 25 VIB-
K^ lting cards 25c. HILL, 22:u, Geary su
KS» BAD TKNANTS EJECTED FOR $4;
W& rollections made: city or country. Paolflo
Collection Co., 415 Montey st.. room 6: teL 6f-80.
• jt^= MYRTLE POTTER, CABINET BATHS;
m*& gents and ladles. R. 12, 866 Market., 2d floor
W&S> A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— THIS
EE^S^ WEEKIY CALL. In wrapper. ror mailing.
SITUATIONS WASTED-FEMALE.
"VTKAT GERMAN GIRL; GOOD COOK A<D
J-l houseworker; good laundress: best city re >er-
encrB; $20: city or country. MltS. G. NORTON
31 i) butler st.
WEDISH FIRST- CLASS LAUNDRESS:
also a first-class cook ; both have best city refer-
ences; city or conntry MRS. NORTON, 316 but-
ler st.
MPLOYMKNT OFFICE— MRS. LAMBERT,
111 417 Powell su (teL Main 533*), furnishes best
help of all nationalities.
PACIFIC KMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 328
J tieary; help of all nationalities: teL Brown 401.
-VTOUNG WIDOW WISHES A POSITION AS
J- housekeeper: city or country; or do plain
sewing. 116 Sixth St., room 6.
ITUATION BY EXPERIENCED ECONOM-
IcaI woman cook in mining camp or for men
on ranch. Address A., 1121 Howard st
\:IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES PLACE
IVI to take care of children and do sewing. Ad-
dress J. M., box 24. Call ofiice.
RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN WITH
JLt boy 9 years old wishes situation as working
housekeeper; city or country. Address MRS.
iMlLLfc.ll, 418 Lagunast
/COLORED GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO
\J do general housework, cooking, nursing or
second work; wages $15 to $20. Address G. L,
box 37, Call Office.
"13ESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
JLV wants a situation to do light housework and
cooking for moderate wages. 264% Tehamast.,
bet Third and Fourth.
nOMPETEXT SWEDISH GIRL TO DO GKN-
v I eral housework and cooKing and some wash-
Ing: waKes not less than $20; city or country. 911
Greenwich st, upstairs.
\ MERICAN W-iMAN WISHES SITUATION
J\. bs housekeeper or cook on ranch. 1920 How-
ard st.
I^OMPETENT TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN
\J wants housework ; good cook and housekeeper;
•coßomical; references; flO tof 16 ma 79 Jessie. j
STTITATTON^ WANTEI>-C«titlnn»il.
PE LIABLE WOMANwTsHEsToSITIO^ I TO
XV do light hcusework or assist with children In
small family. R. W., box 143. Call.
p ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR
VT upstairs work and assist with children. Ad-
dress s. V., 1800 Union st.
VOUNU GIRL, WANTS PLACE AT DRESS-
I making. Apply 274 Stenart st.
ANISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR
' general housework. Call 739 a Filbert st.
1 ADY WOULD LIKE POSITION; CITY;
XJ care invalid, light work: no cooking or wash-
ing. Apply 41>5 Leavenworth st.
YOUNG LAl'Y' DESIRES POSITION AS
X chambermaid or restaurant waitress: also good
seamstress. B. S., office Cottrell House, 118 Ellis.
COMPETENT WOMA N WANTS WORK BY
\J the day washing, ironing, cleaning. MR. AL-
LE.n, 353 Minna (rear), bet. Fourth and Fifth.
ESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION
XV as nursegirl or assistant to upstairs girl. Call
10 to 6, 267 Minna su
WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY;
»i terms, 76c. Address D. D., box 73. Call.
RESPECTABLE GIRL, AGE 14, SPEAKS
XV German and English, wants place, to mind
child and do light housework In respectable fam-
ily: wants to sleep home. Address E. X., Call
Branch, 2626 Mission su *
"DKLIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
XV for housework and cooking. Inquire at 3243
Twenty-third sU, near Jlissiou.
f^OMPKTENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
\J as a good cook; will do plain washing or gen-
eral housework: city or country. 'Z'l Harriet su,
beu Folsom and Howard.
\ M ERIC AN, INTELLIGENT, RELIABLE,
J\. wants position as housekeeper; no washing:
jjood references. 2124 Howard.
■yOUNG WOMAN <WOULD LIKE TO GET
X work by the day washing or liousecleauing.
Call 438 louneenth st.
W"IDOW WITH EXPKRIKNCE WISHES TO
W late care of children. Call 28Va Sixth su
■WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE DAY
VV wnshin?. ironiug and window-cleaning. Please
address by mail to 34 Madison aye.
GK MAN GIRL WHO UNDEKSTANDSGER-
man and American wishes pos.tion as cook: 2
year.-,' experience as housekeeper in city; good
reference. Address G. B. 8., box 10, Call.
GERMAN WOMAN, MIDDLE-AGED
wlslii-s a situation as housekeeper in respect
able gemlemau's house where no lady is bojs;
nrsi-ciasscook; no wa^hiug; city or coumry. 90
Snipley su, cor. Fourth.
T>EFINKD OUTHERN LADY WISHES PO-
XY sitlon as housekeeper for widower. Call or ad-
dresi 7-9 Pine si.
pEIiMAN WIDOW FROM EASI WISHES
VJT position to make herself generally useful. Cull
beu 12 and 9 p. m., ll>Va lurk su, room 15.
ENULISH WIDOW WISHES SITUATION AS
housekeeper tr; bachelor or widower; city or
country. IS., - ark su, room 8, second lloor.
yOUNG WIDOW Dr.SIRES A POSITION AS
X housekeeper In widower's home. 126 Fourth
su, room 21, eecond floor.
GIRL WO*ULD I.IKK A PLACE TO i>O LIGHT
VT hou-evvurk and plain cookiug. 2 Eddy place,
opposite TivoiL
/COLORED WOMAN WISHES WORK OF ANY
COLORED WOMAN WISHES WORK OF ANY
\J kind, or will take washing at home. MRs.
GRANT, 18^ Church aye., bet. Broadway,
Vallejo, Powell and Stockton sts.
pOMPETENT NURSE DESIRES SITUA-
\J tlun; can take ent-re charge of infant from
birth; good sewer; fir*i-class reierence; no objec-
tion to country, i 2i3 .Mission st.
TVTICE YOUNG GIRL WANTS POSITION IN
i.l general housework or upstairs work: wages
»15 IO $20. Call 1051 Miss.ou su
ANTED— LAI>Y LATELY >RO.M THE
• I East position to. do upstairs work; Is good
teamstress. Inquire 604% Linden aye.
yOUNG LADY WANTS SITUATION 1O DO
X general housework. Please call 718 Laurel
aye.. beu Turk and Eddy sts.
COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS A >ITUA-
\J tion as first-class cook; would do some wash-
ing. Call lor m o days 306 y 2 Hayes st.
TIELIABLE UiRL WISHES IO DO GEN-
XVeraI housework; assist in cooking; sleep home;
wages $12. Address 9 Crocker St., off Market.
GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO COOK-
lng and light housework; will sleep home;
$- 50 10 »3 60 per week. Address A. 8., Branch
call Office, 339 Hayes su
STEADY YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WIBHES
to assist light housework and children. Apply
1243 Mission st.
"V7"OUNG WOMAN WISHfcS SITUATION AS
X governess, housekeeper or waitress; country
preferred. Apply 48 beveuth su, ups.alrs. .
EASTERN WIDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION
Xj as housekeeper; widower's home preferred.
2&Va Sixth 61., room 6.
yOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
X housekeeper; in bachelor's or widower's home
preferred; plain sewing done. 7 Grant aye., r. 2.
"EXPERIENCED DRESS MAKER, IS FIRST-
S-J dan fitter and designer, wishes a few more en-
gagements; price moderate. Address 1028 Mar-
kei St., third floor, room 20.
GIHL WISHES POSH lON TO DO GENERAL
housework. 1338 Washington sU
A GERMAN UIRL, 16, WOULD LIKE Posi-
tion to assist housework or in bakery. Ba-
zaar, 1032 McAllister sU
WIDOW 37 YEARS OF AGE DESIRES SITU-
Btion to Instruct children on piano, mind them
and assist with light housework; city or country.
C C . box 139. Call Office.
GOOD COOK AND MANAGER IN HOTEL
or ins.ltution wishes a position. Apply 223
Valencia st.
A TTKNTION, LADIKS — FIRST-CLASS
J\. dressmaker would like evening work at home;
cuti.'r.g and fitting at -V- 50 a suiu ommunica c
wU.I .V X., 3983 Twenty-fonrth sU, who will call
on you .ii the evening,
OMI'EIENT AND RELIABLE COOK
\J wishes p.sition. Call 1104 Golden Gate aye.
yOCNG WIDOW FROM THE COUNTRY
X wishes a housekeeper's position. Apply 120
Eddy, room 2.
■yOUNG PARISIAN LADY ofgood FAMILY
X wants to secure - nice place as housekeeper;
conntry villa or widowers' home preferred. Rooms
10 ana 11, 122 Post st
ADY WISHES A POSITION AS HOUSE-
keeper in widower's family. Call from 9 to 5
at 610 Ninth St.. room 22, Oakland.
T7>XPERIENCED YOUNG GERMAN GIRL
Xj wants a managing housekeeper's place; city or
country; widower's home preferred. Room 8,
207 Post su
"\rouNG lady from THE COUNTRY
X wishes position as housekeeper in bachelor's or
widower's household. 11l Geary st. .
yOUNO WIDOW RECENTLY FROM THE
X East; good housekeeper; no objection to coun-
try. 124 Va Geary st.
4 MARKET f>T. — BRANCH OFFICE OF liU£
Call; want ads and subscriptions taken.
T.-'XPERIENCED YOUNG FRENCH LADY
JLj wants a housekeeper's place; no objection to
the country. 1122 Market su, room 31.
yOUNG SOUTHKRN LADY WISHES POSI-
X tion as housekeeper; city or country. Call 234
O'Farrell St.. rooms 4-5. .
yOU.NG WIDOW FROM MKXICO WISHKS
X position as housekeeper, city or country. 906
Market st., room 22.
f'-t C LARKIN— BRANCH OFHCI OF THE
Oil) CALL. t-übscrlptions and wane adx taken.
yOCNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
X housekeeper: city or country. 36Va Geary st.,
room 15, second floor.
YOUNG EASTERN LADY WITH SMALL
X capital, out of a position, would like a business
partner. 9 Powell su, room 8.
yOU.NG LADY (STRANGER) DKKIRES A
X housekeeper's place; bachelor's or widower's
home preferred. 120 Va Geary st., room 2.
"VTOUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION AS
X housekeeper: iii country only, Call or address
105 Stockton st., room 40.
yODXG AND ATTRACTIVE AMERICAN,
X girl desires a permanent place as housekeeper;
city or country. 223 Post su, room 11, 2d floor.
yOU.NG RUSSIAN LADY DESIRES A
X working housekeeper's place: country hotel
or widower's homu preferred. Room 2, 223 Posu
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
/CHINESE & JAI'AM-SE; KST'D 20 YEARS:
Vjhelp;teLmaln 1997. BRA Y «fc Co. .640 Clay
HUNTER <fc CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE
XI emp. office, 614y California sU, tel. main 231.
/CHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
CHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
\J office; best help. 414y 3 O'Farrell. Tel E. 42&
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT Blixvii.AU, 709
tl oeary bu Tel. Sutter 2126.
STUD NT, VERY HANDY WITH TOOLS,
wishes 5 hours' work a day. Address S., box
43, Cali Office.
ARBER OF 1 YEAR'S EXPERIENCE
'• ' wishes position ; wages reasonable. Address
D. E. GALLWAY, 247 Lobos su, station L.
"yOUNGMAX, MARRIED. WISHKS SITDA-
X tion as janitor or porter in business; best of
references. Address £. 8., 131 Ash aye.
(* ■ C LARKIN -BRANCH OFFICE OF THB
VXO call,- tubacrlpUoaa and itriuu ads lalMn. ,
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1897.
ItTTFATIONH WAMEI>- ContlnTi-^.
YOtTNO, STOUT MAN (DA.NISH) WOULD
X like position In a wholesale grocery and fiih
business; 8 years' experience »nn besi of Califor-
nia references. Address A. SCHMIBTT, 126
Perry st. -
YOUNG MAN (DANISH) WANTS SITTJA-
-L tlonin private family or any kind of work:
best of references furnished . Address P. JOHN-
SEN, 431 Third st.
ITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN;
O is a good driver; can milk and do any work
around the place. Address B. H., box 29, Call.
you ng man of good habits, just
X graduated from H B. C; speaks; English and
German; wishes situation as bookkeeper or clerk.
J. F. CLEMMER, 712 Van Ness aye.
SOBER, STEADY MAX OF EXPERIENCE
wants a place In a restaurant or hotel as broiler
or second cook. Address J. J., box 9. Call Office.
WANTED— BY RESPECTABLE MAN AND
wife, situations ; man good meat and pastry
cook, wife as helper: good references. Address
428 O'Farrell st., S. F.
LDERLY TRUSTWORTHY MAN WANTS
i-> situation as bookkeeper, collector, hotel or
lodging-bouse clerk, watchman, tend bar or store,
or make hlmseli useful. C. 8,, box 19, this office.
yOUNO MAN WANTS SITUATION; ANY
-L kind of work; city or country nnderstanda
horses, cows and garden; good reference. Address
J. A. MacDONALD, 214 Third su
QITUATION WANTED— YOUNO MAN, GER-
-0 man, wants situation at any kind of work;
has some experience at carpenter-work. Address
H. A., box 40, Ca:l Offica
T7IKEMAN WANTS SITUATION AS BOILF.R
1 foreman: good experience with pumps and
mining machinery. F. sPEakMAN, Empire
House, Commercial st., nearKearny.
QITUATION WANTED— YOUNG MAN, GKR-
O man, wants situation at any kind of work;
has .-to. n» experiaoce at carpenter- work. Address
H. A., box 40, Call Office.
"VTOUNG MaN, 23, WISHES SITUATION:
X unders:snds taking care of fine horses: wiil-
ing: sober; speaks German and English. A. R.,
934 Howard st.
GOOD BOBKK HOTJCL AND RESTAURANT
v.X cook, good baker, wishes a situation: city or
country. Address Cook, 1 Folsomave., city.
"OARTENDER WANTS SITUATION; EXPE-
X) rlence and reference. Address 15a Erie st.
ERMAN WANTS TO MAKE HIMSELF
" J useful on eentlemnn'B place; irtiorl horseman;
can m Ik. work In garden: good references, a. S.,
box 4, Call Office.
WANTED — SITUATION AS COOK ON
»» board English ship. Address LORKNZ KO
PAYTICH, 00 y s Jackson.
r\ ARDENER OR MAN ABOUT PLACE, CAN
vT drive and milk, wants good place: Knglish;
aged 30; good appearance; excellent references.
G. G., 533 Sacramento su
/CHINESE, FIRST-CLASS COOK, WANTS
V^ work in hotel or restaurant. Apply 703 V* Du-
pont, CHARLEY GONG.
A\' INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR.
* " Market; too rooms. 25c to $1 60 per nlghc;
tl 60 to per week; convenient and respectable;
lite bus and bargage to and troui tfcu lerry.
OtO(; MISSION bX.— BRANCH OFFICK OF
--• '— <-' ihm. CAii; kUDocripuoa* kita want ada
lakes.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER. $15: IN-
valid's nurse, $15: a decond girl, $25: laun-
dress, $25: Vl housework girls, city and country,
$20 and $25; 8 youug girls assist, $10 and $16.
MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter su
VEAT YOUNG GIRLDESIKES SITUATION
J-\ as nurse or second girl: $10 to $la; reference.
MIBS CULLEN, 323 Sutter s:.
pOMPKTENT GERMAN t-EAMSTRESS AND
\J waitress desires situation; 3 years last place.
MISS CULLKN, 323 Sutter st.
WAITRESS AND CHAMBKKMAID, COUN-
ii try hotel, $20, fare paid; 2 waitresses, coun-
try, $20 each. MISS CULLKN, 323 Suttar St.
COOKS, JEWISH FAMILIES, $25 TO $36.
MIS* CULLEN, 323 Sutter St.
RANCH COOK, $20. MIsS CULLEN, 323 SUT-
XV ter su
COOK, AMERICAN FAMILY, $25: 2 INFAM-
IIy. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter sU
VTEAT YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT WORK, $15.
1\ MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter su
"VTUR-.E, $12. MISS CULLEN, 323 SUTTER
IX streeu
4 GIRLH, SECOND WORK, $15, ETC.: 2
» girls to wash dishes: girl, Clipper «t., $15; girl,
Leavenworth st.. *15; girl, Octnvia, $15; girl.
Genry, $15: girl. Kills su, «16; 2 girls, O'Parrel
$15; girl, Jones, $19: Kirl, Taylor St.. $15: pirl.
Turk St., $15: giri, Palo Alto, $16; 2 cooks, $!5
and ro"m, no housework; working housekeeper,
see party h'-re; girl, Steuart St., $15; girl, Webster
St., (15; . in. Waller. $15: gin, Dolores su, $16;
girl, Vallejo, $15; girl, Twenty-fourth St.; $15;
girl, Hyde sU, $18: girl, California st., $15;, girl,
Sutier,sls: girl, Ukiah,sls: girl, Vacaville, Cal.;
30 young girls, $8, $10 and $12 per month, assist,
etc., nice families. MARTIN <& CO., 74» Market.
GIRL. POWELL ST., $20; GIRL, 3 IN FAM-
lly. $20; girl, Greenwich si., $20: girl. Union,
$20; girl. Broderlck, $20; girl. Palo Alto, $20;
Kirl, Alameda, Cal., $'.'0: girl, Yolo County, $2U,
see parly here; girl, Sacramento, $20; girl, Octa-
via St., $20; girl, Franklin, $25: girl, Shasta
County. $25: glr), Mill Valley, $25, see party
here: girl, O'Farrell st,, $20: girl, Webster st.,
$20; girl, Twentieth sU, $20; girl, Oakland, «20;
girl, Turk MARTIN* CO., 749 Market.
WAITRKSS CITY, *20; MIDDLE-AGKD
'» woman as cook. $15: waitress, $7 week: cook,
$25 and room; dishwasher, $15 and room; cham-
bermaid and wait some, $15 and room; 3 wait-
resses, $15 and room, <lty; waitress, conntry, $20
and room; cook, $30 and room: wnitress. $17 60
and room, country, fare paid; waitress, Berkeley,
Cal.; cook, ranch h^me. $20, etc.: ti waitresses,
and room: cook. $8 a week: 8 waitresses, $S
a week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market.
"VTEAT. MIDDLE - A«EO WOMAN FOit
XI chamberwork, waiting and assist waslilug,
etc., $20, Al plare; cook, country hotel, $25, fare
paid, and other). MURRAY <fe READY, Leading
Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st.
HOP-PICK HOP-PICKERS-FAMILIKS,
men, women and children, for the grtat hop-
fields oi .-onoma County: can make good wages.
For particulars call on MURRAY & READY, 634
and 636 Clay st.
1 AUNDRKSS. PLAIN WORK, $20, ROOM
Xj and board. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st.
ANCH COOK. $20, BEE PARTY HERE, 9
■tol2 a. M., In office. MARTIN & CO., 749
Market st.
/-JOLOHED WOMAN AS COOK, $30 AND
\J room; colored girl, $12, etc. MAKTJN <fe CO,
749 Market st.
p ERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN COOK,
v American family. $30; cook, American fam-
ily, across the bay, $26; 4 cooks, German style,
$25. $30 and $35; French or German chamber-
maid and sewing, $20; ranch cook, $18; girls for
housework— San Rafael, $25: Santa Rosa, $2U;
Hanford, $v 5: Berkeley, $20: Jamestown, $20;
Mountain View, $20: Alameda, $20: Palo Alio,
$20. and a large number of girls to fill situations in
city. J. F. CROSETT <fe CO., 316 Sutler st.
IRL, HOUSEWO 2 IN FAMILY (SEE
" J party here), $20; girl, housework, 3 in family,
$20; private family cook, $30; German girl, cook-
ing, $20; cook and laundress, $20: girl for house-
work. Harbor View, $16; boarding-house cook,
Hay wards, $^0; woman for cooking, Jamestown,
$20: girl for housework, Alameda, $20; girl for
housework. Hanford, $20; 26 girls to assist in
light hO'isework, $15, $12. C. R. HANSEN &
CO., 108 Geary st.
ECOND GIRL FOR ALAMEDA, $20: BEC-
ond girl, oity, see party here, $2U; German
housekeeper, country, $13. C. R. HANSEN &
CO., 108 Geary st.
AITREBS FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, BEE
*" party here, $20; waitnss, city hotel, $20;
arm and check waitress, city, $6 a week; arm
waitress, $15 a month. C R. HANSEN & CO.,
108 Geary st.
ANTED— 2 NICE SWEDISH GIRLS FOR
VV housework, $20: 6 cooks German style, $40
to $26; cook and laundress, family ranch, $25;
German, second and sewing, $20: Ironer, institu-
tion. &25; girls for housework, $20, $16 and $10.
LEON ANDRE, 308Sto:kton st.
HOUKEGIRLS, $25: 10 HOUSEGIRLS, $20;
0 6 cooks, $35 and $30: mother and daughter or
two friends, students' boarding-house, Berkeley,
$30 and $15; houseeirl, Oakland, $25: cook, San
Jose, $30; a great many girls, all nationalities.
MRS. NORTON, 315 Suiter sU
OOK AISD SECOND GIRL, SAME 'HOUSE,
Alameda, $:-.0. $20; housegirl, San Rafael, $20;
housegirl, city, $30. MRS. MORTON, 315 Sutter.
\ T THE PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
A 328 Geary su Wanted— for housework;
•J cooks, $20, good places. Open evenings; tele-
phone, Brown 401.
IRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL
VI vaiious positions. MRS. LAMBKRT, 417
Powell st.
OMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
in conntry, wages $20. Call between 9 and
11, 421 Fourth sU, room 9, to-day.
REFINED YOUNG GERMAN GIRL AS
XV Feamstress. waitress and chambermaid. Ap-
ply 9 to 12, 2411 Jackson su
yoUNO GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; WAGES
1 $12. 1930 PlnesU
yOU.NG GIRL WANTED TO TAKE CARK OF
X a child 3% years old. Apply 3203 ; Buchanan.
PPRENTICK ON CUSTOM COAT& 617
il Natoma
COMPETENT NURSE TO WAIT ON IN
\J valid through the day: most be kind. 610
LeavenwortU at.
HELP WANrBD-Continaed.
WANTED — GIRL AT 1138 FULTON ST.;
references. )
\\ IDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO COOK IN RES-
-L'X tauranu 202 Ninth st.
■yOING GIKLTO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK:
X fan- 'ly of 2: $S. 712 Buchanan st.
/'IRL, NOT OVER 16, TO ASSIST WITH
vJ light housework. 1307 Flllmore sU <
VOUNQ GIRL GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
X 10 Liberty st, beu TweutieihandTwenty-nrsu
UJCK WOMAN OR GIRL TO IN THE
kitchen: $16: bakery and restaurant 2147
Ceutersu, East Berkeley.
A PPRE.STICE WITH SOME EXPERIENCE
xx on custom coats. 837 Mission su, upstairs.
I IRL; NO WASH: $12. HENRY MOHNB,
VJ 1207 Bentou, Morton-st. station, Alameda.
GIKL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL HOUSK-
work. 1716 Post st.
Tj'XPERIKNcED FIRST-CLAS- FINISHER
X.J on pants; steady work. 61 V' 3 Minna su
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOIHKWOKK AND
cooking; call in forenoon. 1628 Sutter su
IRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK
and children. 1027 McAllister st.
MIDDLBD-AGiiD WOMAN FOR HOUSE-
■vork. 145 Grove su
ri ERMAN GIRL; GOOD COOK AND HOUSE-
VJ work, eoa Eddy st.
EXIERIENCK.DBOOK FOLDKRB WANTED
XU at FRANK MALLOYE'S. 422 Sacramento su
GERMAN NURSEGIKL, CHILD 3 YJ-JARS,
VT $16: reference required. 417 Powell st.
STRONG WOMAN TO ASSIST WITH INVA-
Iid and light housework. 803 Page su
I/UR'il-CLASSTAILOKKSS ON FINE COATa
X bliy Jones sU, near O'Farrell,
T.-IRSI-CLA-S FINISHERS ON COATS. 812
X Brnsh su, Market-sl. station, OaKland.
COMPETENT UIKL TO MIND CHILD. 613
\J Ellis su ; reference; wages $8.
OOJ> TAILORESS WANTED ON CUSTOM
coais. 1934 Mission st.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 246
Fourth su
\\r ANTED— GIKL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
"» work in small German family. Apply 901
Point l.obos aye.
\\r ANTED— I -CLASS COOK WHO UN-
" demands German cooking; must have refer-
ences. Call between 9 and 12 at 1238 u'Farrell st.
GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK; SMALL
VJ family; $10 to $12. 1210 a Scou su
4MAKKKT ST.— BRANCH OFFICE OF THiS
Call: want ads and subscriptions tajcen.
■\roUNG GIRL FOR DOWNSTAIRS WORK
X and German cooking. 1207 Gougb su
WANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO
work on fruiu Apply immediately at Cali-
fornia Canneries Company, Brannan su, between
Third apd Fourth.
WANTED —AN ELDKRLY BUSINESS
woman of means for a manufacturing enter-
prise without opposition In its line. Please ad-
dress Enterprise, box 40, Call Office.
If INISHER ON PANTS. 428 VALLEJO ST.
\ PPRENTICE WANTED TO LEARN HAIR-
XV dressing at 111 Stockton sU, G. LEDERER;
references.
Yl O!-T CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
i'l Winchester House, 44 Third St., near Market;
200 rooms: 2ac to $1 50 per night; $1 60 to $6
per week ; free bus and baggage to and irom ferry.
WANTED— LIUHT 2-UORSE TKUCK, IN
»» good order. G. T., box 79, this office.
I*l P. LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THR
Ult) CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN-
structions. given away each month, s. F.
Dresscuttiug saloon, 916 Market sU
PEKATORS OH OVERALLS. LEVI
OPERATORS ON OVERALL* LEVI
STRAUSS A CO., factory 3i:Va Fremont sU
LEARN DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
xj at the only school receiving the t;oid medal:
patterns to order 26c. MCDOWELL'S, 103 Post sU
ni r LAKKIN- BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
U1 O ( aU. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
JAPANESE COOK, $30 ANDIROOM; JAP-
J anese, chamberwork. MARTIN A CO.. 749
Market st.
I?<IVE HARNESS-MAKERS. MARTIN A CO.,
X I 749 Market st.
PANTRYMAN, $7 A WEEK. MARTIN A CO.,
1 749 Market st.
yOUNG MAN. CANDY-STORE, $4 A WEEK;
X young man to work In a dairy, $16t room,
bonrd, etc. : S boys to work in hotel: young man
to run elevator. MARTIN <fe CO., 749 Market st.
rnHIRD COOK, $25 AND ROOM; COOK, $7 A
1 week; 3 cooks, city, $45; 2 cooks, country. $10
a week and room each; cook ana dishwasher, $12
a week; cook, $9 a week and room; cook, $3a and
room; cook, country, $30 and room: cook, board-
ing-house, $25 and room; cook and helper, f5O
and room. MAKTiN & CO., 749 Market sU
AN AND WIFE. COOK AND HELPER,
country hotel, $60 and room. MARTIN A
CO., 749 Market -t-
AITER, CITY, $30 AND ROOM; WAITER,
»' country. $30 and room 2 waiters, country,
$25 and room each, same house; 3 waiters, city.
$25 and room: lunch and dinner waiters; 2 walt-
ers, $20 and room; 2 German waiters. MARTIN
& CO., 749 Market su
DISHWASHER, $20 AND ROOM; DISH-
X) washer, $15 and room: youn* man for min-
ing camp, see party here; night dishwasher, $15
and room; dlsnwasher, $4 a week: dishwasher,
$5 a week. MARTIN A CO., 749 Markei su
CIOOK AND HELPER, HOTEL, $50 AND
) room. MARTIN <fc CO., 749 Market SU
"I (\ MINERS WHO CAN HIRIKK SINGLE
XU and douole for a gold quartz mine, $3 a day.
0. R. HANSEN <»r CO., 108 Geary st.
INER, $3 A DAY; 2 SHOVELERB. $2 50
a day for a borax mine. C. R. HANSEN it
CO., 108 Geary SU
C f\ MEN TO Pit X FRUIT, 75c A DAY AND
O\J board, long job; 20 men to pick fruit by con-
tract. C. R. HANSEN <fc CO., 108 Geary st.
I f\ RAILROAD LABORERS, FREE FARE,
X\J we ship to-night. C. R. haNSEN <fe CO.,
108 Geary sU ■ •
XTRA SHORT OKDER COOK; 6 EXTRA
waiters; 2 extra bell-boys and extra porter for
country hotel. U, R H ANSJEN <S CO., 108 Geary.
1 AH MEN FOR RAILROAD WORK NORTH,
IUU $176 day and fare advanced: we ship
Thursday. C. R. HANSEN <fc Co.. 108 Geary st.
FRENCH OR BWISS COOK WHO THOR-
ougbly understands carving cold meats, coun-
try hotel. $76; French or Swiss garde mange,
hotel, $70; vegetable cook, country hotel, $40;
second cook, hotel. $70; short-order cook, $60. C.
R. HANS fc-N <fe CO., 108 Geary su
o WAITERS FOR SPRINGS, $25; 2 WAIT-
— ers same couptry hotel, $25. C. R. HANSEN
& CO., 108 Geary st.
3 WAITERS FOR SPRINGS, $22 50 AND
fare advanced : waiter, country hotel, $25, C
R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary St.
OOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, $60: WAITER,
plain conntry hotel, $-0: sausage-
country shop, $35. C R. HANSEN <fc CO., 108
Geary sU
HOREMAN FORA RANCH, $25: 4 FARM-
\J ers, different ranches, $16 to 920. C. R. HAN-
tEN & Ca, 108 Geary st.
ANTKD-10 FRENCHMEN FOR WINE-
" making, $1 a day and lound; dishwasher for
restaurant, $25; young man to help waiting, $20;
waiter, country. $20: Italian waiter, country,
$35: waiter hotel, city, *-6 and found; dish-
wa-her, $4 a week; French woodchopper, , etc.
ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton st.
ANTED-BUTLER FOR COUNTRY, SEE
" party here this morning. ANDRE, i>oB Stock-
ton st.
ANTED — A DRAUGHTSMAN, GOOD
wages: snlar transit man for surveyors; 2
coachmen, $25 and $30; blacksmith and shoer,
$2 a day aud ooard: young driver for milk wagon,
$22 50 and Increase; 'oal-shovelers, $1 60 a day;
American farmer and wife, $36; weavers, dressers.
Apply to J. F. CROSETT A CO., 628 Sacramento.
WANTED— 6 MOKE ■■ FRUIT-PICKERS, GO
TV to-day, $1 25 a day: farmers, $20 and $2f>;
American milker, 30, and oth-rs. Apply to J. F.
CKOBbTT A CO , 628 Sacramento su
5 MACHINE MINERS, $3 A DAY; DAlRY'-
man for Nevada, $40: - blacksmith - for camp,
$26; sand- wason and scraper teamsters, $1 60 a
day: shovelers, $1 60 a day: man for vegetable
garden, 916. R T. WARD A CO., 608 and 610
Clay st.
RIGHT YOUNG MAN WHO IS RAPID AND
X> accurate in making change. Apply at onoe L .
S. Industrial Agency, 166 Crocker building.
ITCH EN-MAN, $16. HOTEL GAZETTE,
XV 420 Kearny sU
Green hands AND sramkn FOR the
VX south seas and coast. HERMAN'S, 637 Clay.
OOD ADVERTISING SOLICITOR: WOKK
on nelt-estnbllsbed paper, special advantages.
Room 1, third floor, Mills building.
HELP WANTED— Continued.
TDUTCHER FOR A SMALL SLAUGHTER-
XJ house, $-5 and found: 3 camp waiters. $20
and found: pantryman, $25 aud found, country
hotel; 3 waiters; 4 cooks. MURRAY & READY,
634-636 Clay st.
UANKINO LAND VINEYARD AND OR-
Xt chard Company wants 30 men oj strong boys
to pick fruits, crapes, etc.. $23 per month and
found; also men to work in packing and drying
houses, etc. MURRAY ARKADY, 634-636 Clay.
WHEELWRIGHT AND WOODWORKER
. » » for a railroad camp, free f nre ; 3 blacksmiths
and horsesboors; 3 brick- rnoldrrs. $- 50 a day:
60 wood-choppers, $2 60 a cord ; 50 tiemakers. 8c
each. MUKRAY <fc HEADY, 634 and 636 Chiy s..
1 Aft FRUIT AND GRAPE PICKKRS, WORK
XUV in wlm>-cellan, packlnc aud drying houses,
etc.; wages $30 and $23 per month and found;
exceptionally good places. MURRAY <fc READY,
634 and d3d Clay st. n
U/IN2- CELLAR MAN, HANDY WITH
" cooper's tools, etc., $30 an.i found: farmer
for same ranch, $25 to $ JO. see boss here 9 a. 1.
101 both jobs. MURRAY <te READY, 634 and
636 Clay st.
RAILROAD MEN, FREE FaRE FOR LABOR-
ers, teamsters, etc., we want you now, $1 75
and $2 a day; sawmill men and woodsmen, we
want 50 men. free fare, free tare. .MURRAY <&
READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
Q(\l MEN AND BOY.s WANTED TO-DAY,
O\J t from $85 to $15 pei month and found: 20
farmers, orchard aiid v.neyitrd hands, $26. $25
a:;d $20 per mouth and found; cheesemaber, $30;
3 milkers, $20 and »25: butter-makT: 3 chore-
boys, $10 per mouth: hostler for private family,
$.5 and found. MURRAY & RKADI , 634 and
6^6 Clay st.
RUIT-PICKERS, HOP-PICKEItS, GRAPE-
X pickers, etc.. $30 per month and found. MUR-
RAY & HEADY. 634 and 636 Clay su
HOP-PICKEKS— MEN. WOMEN AND CrflL-
dreo, married men with or without families,
wanted to pick hops; call early. MURRAY &
READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
IRST-CLASS COAT FINISHER. 775 MAR-
ket st.
GOOD PANTSMAKKR WaO CAN FINISH
anJ operate. 775 Markei st.
GOOD CONFECTIONER THAT knows
the business. J. A., box 47, Cnll Office.
MAN FOR KURSKKY WORK AND POT
plants, $16. 512 Haight st.
pERMAN boy wanted to work in A
vJ bakery. 3886 Seventeenth st.
fTIAILOR WANTED. 834 HOWARD ST.
CTIVE MAN TO SOLICIT ORDERS FOX
music firm; $5U a month, L. 8., box 6, Call.
—
WANTED— YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE MILK
wagon; $20 and found. 421 Eighth aye. nr.
Point 1..,...)-.
I-H WASHER WANTED. GLASSES, 37
Kddy st.
YOCNO MAN FOR OFFICE WORK; GOOD
X stenographer and typewriter; references. A.
B. C, box 50, Call.
QHOEMAKER ON RKPAIRING; STEADY
0 man to take charge of shop. 1025 Howard su
■pvTSHWASHER — RELIABLE MAN ONLY
XJ need appiy. 438 Third su
WANTED — CARRIAGE PAINTER. 715
Folsom st.
■DARBhK wanted at 16 taylor st.
CHOEMAKER-9HOF with machine for
O sale cheap. 18J2 Bush su
mURBE ACTIVE MEN CALL BETWEEN 4
X and 5 P. m., 836 Howard su
SHOKMAKEK WANTED FOR REPAIRING.
D 345 Third su
BARBEKS* PROTECTIVE UNION; BA fi-
bers' Association of the Pacific Coast; free em-
ployment Office, S. FUCHS, bec'y, B2a (iraut live.
BARBKRS' UNION— FREE EMPLOYMENT
Bureau, 6 Fourth su, upstairs. L LESS, Sec.
SAILORS AND ORDINARY BEAMEN
wanted at LANE'S, 604 Davis, near Jacicson.
GOOD, HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS 17-YEAR-
oId boy handy with tools to learn bicycle re-
pairing: fine home for boy without parents. P. O.
box 848, San Rafael, Cat.
\\7 ANTED— IS GRANITE-CUTTERS. GOTO
» » JAMKSRAK. Folsom City, Cal.
•VTOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
X butcher business thoroughly and taking orders;
reference. Butcher, box 142, CaiL'
SINGLE ROOMS 10c AND 15c NIGHT, 760
and $1 week. LlndellHouse, Sixth and Howard.
T) RANCH Oi-ilCl-; O*' THKCALI, 187 NINTH
XJ bi Want ads and subscriptions taken.
"DECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED
Jt states marine corps, United States navy;
able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of
21 and 30 rears, 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
English, and be between 6 feet 5 inches and 6 feet
in height. For further information apply at the
recruiting office, 20 Ellis su, Kan Francisco, cal.
QQQ HAVES—BRANCH OFFICE OF THB
QOV Call: subscriptions and want ads taken.
Q THREE STORES IN ONE GRAND CLEAR-
ij ance sale; fine assortment of men's, boys'
youths' and children's shoes sacrificed at actual
cost prlcea, 767 Market st., opp. Phelan building.
•VTEW WALDO LoDG ING-HOUSE, 705 MIS-
i.I sion st, bet. 3d and 4th— Single rooms per night,
10c to 60c; per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet; spe-
cial attention to morning calls; open all night.
ELCHO HOUSE, 868^ hKET ST.— KOOMB
XLi 20c. 26c to 50c night; $1 to $2 week.
CO7 MONTGOMERY CORNER OF CLA
•'— Open ontii 9:3U o'clock; branch office of
Lbe Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken.
\Y ANTED— GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO
»T fl: your feet at the same price you bay ready-
made ones, irom $1, $2, $3, $4 and $5, at 662
Mission st, beU First and Second. ,7 • . ■
QAAA ANOTHER LOT OP MEN'S
01/" 'U shoes: been slightly damaged: at less
than one-fourth their valne; from 26c to $2 60.
662 Mission su, bet. First and Second.
£»1C LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
UXU CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C
np to $1 26. 562 Mission su, Deu Ist and 2d.
\L ANTED.TOCOLLECT WA'jE.SDUE LABOH-
" ersAclerks KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 butter.
QQQ HAVKS bT.-B.tLA.NUti OFi'lUiS OF
•JOtt lHm Vau; MiMcnpiioiu aou wiutt ada
take
WANTED— MEN TO IJSARN BARBER
trade; shops, tools, positions . furnished: 8
weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 13tty 2 Eighth,
FINE MEN'S CALF SHOES. $176: TO OR-
der, $2 60; half-soling, 26c up. 969 Howard.
IU7 NINTH »X — BRANCH OFFICE Otf
XU I 'MM CAUij sutwcrltiui/u auu want a<U
Uken. ' .
TRY ACME HOUSE, 967 MARKET ST., BE-
X low sixth, for a room; 26c a night: $1 a week.
T ADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 36c: MEN'S
XJ shoes, soling, 60c: mil repairing done at half
the nsual price. 662 Mission su, beL Ist and 2d. '
j> RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH
X-> su; want ads and subscriptions taken.
WINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR.
Market: 300 rooms, 25c a night; reading-
room; tree 'bus and baggage o and from the ferry.
E SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TO GET BOTTLE
. beer or wine 6c; best free lunch. 643 Clay.
"POOMS. 150 TO 75c PER NIGHT; 500 lv »i oj
XV per week. ! Oriental, 226 Drumm su
WANTKD-LABORKRS AND MECHANICB
to know that Ed Kolkln. Reno House proprie-
tor, still runs Denver Honsa, 217 Third St.: 15a
large room*; '26c per night; $1 to $3 per week.
AGENTS WANTED.
ON COMMISSION; WANTED; ACTIVE
aeent with gooa connection, to sell shares in
developed mine, Tuolumne County. Address Min-
ing Company, Call Branch Office, 527 Montgomery,
AGENTS Wanted FOR MEDICATED
wafers: positive safeguard; SI; also tonic
gDecific for all female troubles: for home use.
DR. AND MHS. WKGKNKR, 526 ■ ddy s'..
BOOMS WANTED.
WILL MAKK TAILOR-MADE CLOTHES IN
exchange for furnished room. T.T., box I,o'aiL
WANTED-SIISCEIiI.ANEOUS.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT-, W.
MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 Ellis st.
LD GOLD. GOLD DUST, JEWELRY, ETC.,
bought, a NOLTE, jeweUr, 222 O'Farrell,
near Mason. , .- : -;•
ANTED-2 PACK MULES OR BURROS:
state price, weight, . eta - Address Cash, box
114, Call.
■PAWNBROKER— OLD GOLD. SILVER, CAST-
X off clothing bought. Add. COL 1 - Ma N. 41 Third.
,:^ : .,;- ; STORAGE. 7. ■■'_'
AT LOW RATES— FURNITURE. CARPETS,
pianos, household goods; clean, light com-
partments; advances made. J. NOON AN, 1017
,to 1023 Mission st., above Sixth; open evenings.
: TTIURNITURE. PIANOS, ETC — ADVANCES.
X packing, shipping. C&AS. li.TAYLOR,2O4i > Ol«.
EDUCATIONAL.
ANDER PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
accredited— Day and evening c.asses: private
lessons: pupils prepared for California ana Stan-
ford Universities; a scholarship in U. C. and Stan-
ford University each vnlued at $300 per year, for
4 years, awarded to nlghest 2 graduates; send for
catalogue: teachers' and civil service examina-
tions; special evening classes for entrance to Law
College. Koom 406, Parrott bulldinz.
A CADEMYOF MUSIC— ALL BRANCHES oF
A music taught; the latest methods of Ins ruc-
tion used; singing according to the old Italian
school; pupils are lea In pleasant lessons from the
first stages to the last; special care given to those
who wish 10 prepare for private or puollc perform-
ances: a cor s or efficient teachers assist tbe prin-
cipal. VOLMKR A. Ji. HOK*MEYER, 914 Sutter
BALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 24 POST
st— Bookkeeping, business practice, short-
bana, typing, telegraphy, languages, English
branches: electrical, civil and muiiogeuglneerln^
surveying, assaying, navigation, etc.; 20 teachers:
day and evenine sessions; write for catalogue.
YRES 1 BUSINESS COLLEGE, 326 MONT-
gomery st: individual Instruction In short
hand, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, eto.: life
scholarship $50: low rates per weejc ana month.
■pARTINGTON'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE
X and Newspaper Illustration: day and evenine
classes; 2 >a nrday classes commence August 28.
Particulars 424 Pine st
"DOOKKEEPING FREE FOR 1 YEAR IF NOT
X> taucht In 6 weeks; rapid calculations. TARR,
room 572, 855 Market st
C^ RADUATE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL DHI-
X sires pupils in English branches: special at-
tention to figuies: references. 609 Golden Gate
avenue.
SAN FRANCISCO COLLEGE OF MUSIC—
Piano, singing, voice building, guitar, banjo,
etc. : latest methods. Oflice sth floor V.M.C. A. bldg.
ENGINEERING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL..
XJ mining, mech., snrvey,assay,archit; day&eve.;
est. 1864. A. Vain DER NAILLEN, 933 Market
ELABCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING^
Private OieatricaU arranged; pnplls rehearsed
on stage. R. b and 12, 1.0.0. F. block. 7 in and Mkt
TpUGENE DE FOREST, SCHOOL OF ACTING
XJ and elocution. 14 McAllister, r.70; call 2to 0.
KUF. MERKI; VIOLIN. MANDOLIN,
X guitar, cornet reasonable, 1008 Mission su
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1236
Market st ; 124 positions in '96: 68 in '97.
SPANISH— CLABSEB DAILY; $3 MONTH; 4
to 9p. v. Room 10, Y. M. C. A. building.
— —^— ■
A CTING-LEO COOPER'S SCHOOL OF ACT-
-eX ing; elocution and stage technique. 814 Geary.
SINGING: PIANO: PARIS GRADUATE;
Frencn, German languages; $2 mo. 109 Taylor.
pOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING.
XJgram., etc. ; day, night: $5 mo. 1504 slKt.op.Bth.
UITAR, MANDOLIN, ANO AN D VOCAL
lessons: $:-! mo. Mary Wenth.-.us. 39 Fifth st
MEDICAL. '
A PROCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARM-
less; never falls in any case of monthly sick-
ness, no matter what cause; no electricity bum-
bng or other dangerous methods; money iv every
case refunded If a cure is not effected; travelers
helped Immediately; years' experience: home in
confinement with sanitarian conveniences. Con-
sult freu the only reliable physician*. DR. AND
MRS. DaVIKs, 14 McAllister st. next Hlbernia
Bank; hou:s 9a.m. to 5 i.nd 7 to B p.
* LL OF DR. FOULET'S CAPSULKS ARK
-T» guaranteed absolute cure for all female dis-
eases; positive. y sale and sure; no danger or after
effects: taken in time it also acts as a preventive:
price $1 60 per box, sent free by mail on receipt of
price; consultations on all special diseases free.
WALLER BKo*., 33 Grant aye., S. r. A cau-
tion— Before purchasing elsewhere, write us.
A PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILB TO RE-
store every case of monthly sickness from
whatever cause In a few hours when medicines
and others have fal!ed; no instruments used;
many years' expeiience; every case guaranteed;
advice free; terms reasonable: first-class private
home for confinement MRS. DR. DALEY, 1126
Market st., over the Owl Drugstore.
ALL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
(from whatever cause) restored in a few
hours; s»fe at any time; n<> process humbug: in-
stant relief for trav-lers; home in confinement;
my celebrated treatment and remedies for monthly
suppression never fall; every case guaranteed;
consultation free: SI. MRS. DR. WYETH, 916
Post st, near Larkin.
SURE CORE, WHEN OTHERS FAIL; NO
medicine or instruments: every woman her
own physician for all female troub ea, no matter
from what cause; restores in one day; never falls;
consultation free: pills $1 ; can be sen: and used
at home. DR. POPPK 318 Kearny st
4 LL LADIES IN TROUBLE OR WHO ARE
/\- suffering from disease peculiar to their sex
will find Immediate re. ief by consulting a first-
class lady physician, wno never falls 10 enro a
single case; free consultat on: terms easy. MRS.
DR. M. DWYER, 26V 2 Kearny st
ADIES.CHICUESTKR'S ENGLISH PENNY-
royal Pills (Diamond Branu) are best; safe, re-
liable; take no otber: send 4c, stamps, for particu-
lars. "Relief for Ladles." in letter by return mall;
at druggists. Cbichester Chen:. Co., Philadelphia.
MR& DR. SCOTT: FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
diseases of the eye; a permanent cure guaran-
teed or no charge made; consult free: hours, 10 to
12. 2to 4, 7to 8, Sunday 11 to 1. 410 Geary st.
Rs! GOODWIiN, SPECIALIST, LADIES
near or far: safe, quick cure guaranteed, any
cu-seas" orcomplaint; home for patients: oest skill;
free diagnosis; low fees; self-cure. 401 Van Ness.
R. AND MKS. WEGENER. 526 EDDY ST.—
bafe quick cure for all female com plaints guar-
anteed: private home in confinement: every com-
fort: infants adopted; terms moderate: pills $L
A BOON TO WIVES AND MOTHERS-SE-
guro: price $1 5a RICHARDS <fe CO., 406
Clay su; send 2-c. stamp for particulars to Segnro
Manufacturing Co., 631 X st, Sacrameuto, Cal.
LPKAU'S FRENCH PILLS-A BOON TOLA-
J\. dies with female troubles; no danger: safe and
sure; $2 50, express C O. D.; don't delay until too
late. OsGuOD BROS., Coast Agents, Oakland, < al.
PONFIDENTIAL — LAUIiiS IN TKOUBLE
\J communicate with UK. SANTEE. 33 Giant
aye., San Francisco.
SUR.. CURE FOR ALL FEMALK DISEASES;
home in confinement; every comfort: satisfac-
tion guaranteed. MRS. DR. (iWYKII, 226 Turkst
"j )U PKAK"? FEMALE REGULATING FILLS:
XJ safe and efficient emmenagogue: $1 par box.
BICHARD3 <t CO.,druggsts, 40U Clay susoleagta,
URE CURE IRREGULARITIES OR OTHER
0 female diseases. MRS. DR. PUETZ, 204 V» 4th.
HOME IN CONFINEMENT: DISEASES OF
women. Mrs. Dr.FunKe, 1416 Bth st. Alameda.
Dr. HALL, 14 Mcallistjcr ST., near
Jones— Dlseasm of wrmen »nd children.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
POUNTERS AND SHELVING CHEAP. 204
\J Valencia st
-I (\(\[\ NJEW WOODEN FRUIT TRAYS, 3x3,
IUUU 6c each. 103 Commercial st, city.
Cjj-I (\ NEW FAMILY SINGER. 64 JULIAN
tjpJLU. aye., off Fourteenth St., near Mission.
"VTEW $65 HIGH-ARM GINGER SEWING-
J.l machine for sale; . $25. 8372 Twenty -second.
A LMA GOLD-MINING STOCK FOR SALE TO
x\ close estate. A. A., box 6, this office.
IMRST-CLA9S FRESH COW FOR SALE. 29%
X Fourteenth st ,
A LOT OF SECOND - HAND ROCHESTER
lamps with hangers. ■ Address H. R. H., Call
Office. •
■J^URNJTUKE 10-ROOCd HOUSE; NEAKLY
X full; good roomers; $100. Inquire 639 Ellis.
ININC- STOCKS. ~" ~~"
MININt- bTOCKS.
iO.OOO shares of gootl mining stocksfor sale-
your money doubled in a short time. For informa-
tion address MRS. SUSIE K. FISHER, P. O box
325, Deuver, Colo. :
ANTED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO
ht your feet at the same price you buy ready-
made ones, from *1. $2, 83, $4"and $5, at 562
Mission st, bet First and Second sts.
3(100 PAIRS - ANOTHER LOT MEN'S
O\J\J\r shoes, been slightly damagod, at less
than one-fourth their viaue, from 25c to $2 60
662 Mission st, bet. First and becond.
BH. P. CLERK GAS KNGINjS, COMPLETE-
perfect; guaranteed. WHITE, 516 Mission st
T ADIES' SHOE& BOLI\G, 35c; MEN'S
XJ shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dove at half
the usual price. 662 Mission St., bet. Ist and 2d.
T R. POOL. HOUME-MOVKR, DEALER BKC-
O . ond-band building material, 1122-36 Mission.
pOFFEE-MILL. SCAL,-:, HAND-TRUCK LET-
\J ter-press,' (leak and safe clieap. 102 Clay st
OT OF UNCALLKD-FOU SHOES FROM
25c np to $1 25. 56a Mission, bet. Ist and 20,
ARB, BACK BARS, MIRHOIIB, SHOW
cases, counters, linoi. urn, oflice furniture, store
and ollice furniture and fixtures; new and second-
hand. J. NOON AN, 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mis-
sion st, above Sixth. .
BARGAINS IN NKW AND SECOND-
kJ nand; all sizes; also a lot of safe-deposit boxes.
CHARLES WALTZ. 109-111 Market st, a/F?
OILERS,EN<UNE!V.>D HAND MACHINERY
McINTOSH * WOLPMAN. 137 Beale st.
UARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTKBS, SHELV-'
' » Ing, etc.. bought and sold. 1063 Mission, nr. 7tb»*
: SEWING-MACHINES. "• '
: m»O MONTHLY: RENTED, REPAIRED,
«JPii. bought, sold; machine supplies. 145 sixth.
ALL KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED,
ranted; repairing; lowest rate*. 206 Fourth,
BUSINESS CHANCES.
fIUOA BRANCH BAKERY FOR SALK; 3 i
JjhoU. nl?e living-rooms: well worth $150; '
must sell to-day on account of sickness. M. LESS,
5 t onrth it> .
(D»l ■ 1 f\f\ HOTEL IN A LIVELY COUNTRY
ml tUv/. town; 30 rooms: well furnished: old-
estab'.lshed house: rent only $50 per month:
doing a profitab business: house always tilled
with good, steady and weli-pa7tng transient pat-
rons. M. LESS, 5 Fonrth st :
|CA SALOON ON ONE OF THE BEST
«m4OU. streets: one block north of Market:
well fitted: doing a fine business; is easily worth
800. M. LESS, 5 Fonrth st
rnitA BRANCH BAKERY, DELICACY
«S>IOU. and aairy proiuce store: go^d loca-
tion; 3 nice livlug-rooms: rentonly $12. M. LESS,
6 Fourth st ■■'■' ■
©QPvA SALOON BUSINESS-FINE PLACE
<C>O«_)v/. on Market st; old established in an Al
locality: doing a well-paving, steady ana transient
trade; easily woith $800: appreciated if seen. M.
Less, 5 Fourth st. ■■
ffi.-/vn FINE RESTAURANT BUSINESS
«3rc>UU. in a first-class locality; magnificent
fixtures; everything Al In kitchen and dining-
room; is doing an excellent well-paying trade;
rent moderate; more than value in sight; sickness
cause of sale, M. LESS. 6 Four:h st '.'•'■
©9F\rt CARPENTERING AND CON-
«IP^UI/. tracting business in the Western Adli-
tion; building included; ground rent ouly S2 50;
has a good trade. M- LESS, 5 Fourth st
flfcQFin. GOOD PAYING BUTCHER SHOP
tIpGOU. inWestero Addition; best kind of fam-
ily custom: horse and wagon; owner going East;
excellent bargain. Apply WJLKE. 783 Market
fltqriA CIGAR STORE IN CHOICEST. LO-
<lpO«Jl'. cation on lively Dullness street, halt a
block from Market; fine fixtures; stock of sood->:
steady run of customers. Particulars vVILKE,
783 Market st
<DiQ l\CU\ CORNER GROCKRY AND BAli;
<Jp£/. WUU. established 18 years: tiolng Im-
mense business: very choicest location: stock in-
voice about $7000; horsi-, wagons; this gill-edge
property must b« sold: owner seriously sick;
lease on building; $60i> deposit on lease required;
no triflers neea to apply ; fu los^ Investigation
«lven. Address WILKE, 783 Market st
©'JOE BKST SALOON ON THE CITY
tjP»»i£i/. front: opposite ferry: finely fitted ud
and doing big business; owner here 6 years; must,
sell. STENBEItG & CO., 632 Market St.
mjO= A PARTNER NEEDED: HORSE-HHOE-
tlpZiuU. ing and wagon-making business: fine
chance for steady man to be connected with Al 4
mechanic; owns buildings. W. F. HEALY. 917 *
Market st
CANDY, NOTION*, TOYS, STATIONERY
and branch bakery; 2 large Ilvlng-rooms: near
school: chrap rent; lively busine>s For particu-
lars apply 100 Montgomery aye., corner of Jack-
son su, B. BONNET.
ATTEN —FI N Kttl' EQU I PPkOCaEPET-
xV cleaning works on coast, including horses,
wagons, machinery, etc.; clears 5275 a month.
Wlnsto.n A CO., 646 Market st
pHY.->li *PLENDID CHANCE; DRUG-
X store; preferred location; trowing business:
first-class Block; cheap. 1236 Market st, room 77.
p ROCERY AND BAR FOX BALE: FINE LO-
vT cailoa: owneT retiring from business. 73U
Devisadero st, cor. Fulton. «'■*'.':?;-
MALL HOTEL IN A COUNTRY TOWN
O near the city. Inquire at Wolf-Wreden Com-
pany, 412 Front st
4&9 A.A. BARGAIN: FINK SALOON; GOOD
<Sp<£.\JyJ. business; old established; cheap rent.
806 Howard st
■FLOURISHING STAND ON MARKET ST.
X I for sale cheap; rare chance: rent SlO montblv;
good Income. Inquire 1236 Market St., room 77.
<J;O?;A PARTNER IN RESTAURANT;
— >)v. man not afraid of work: this is a good
Chance. Apply to B. CURRAN, 26H Minna st
DENTAL OFFICE; FINELY EQUIPPED;
excellent location. Dentist, box 30, this office.
or sale, CHEAP — restaurant IN
wholesale district J., box 164, this office.
QHOE. MAKER-SHOP; GREAT BARGAIN;
0 must sell. Apply 1102 Clay st.
QALO"N AND 4 FDK.NJbHKD ROOMS;
0 across the way from n»*wPostoffic<i; reasons for
selling, cannot run two places. For information
apDly at French llquor-siore, 32 Seventh at.
CfcfiflA. CORNER SALOON, NEAR THE 3
»JpUUv. leading morning-paper buildings: great
bargain. H. GEORGE, 533 California st.., Phoenix
Bar.
VINE BUSINESB; SPLENDID CHANCE TO
X make fortune; half interest for «ale, cheap;
party going to mines. 60dA Shotwell st.
pOKNER GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE.
\J or will take partner; well established. Inquire ■
ENGLE, 1091 Howard st
1 IA J GOLDEN GATE aye.— racy
llvi and candy store for sale: cheap for ca v;
going to Alaska.
A 1 ILK, EGG, BUTTER DKPOT, BAKERY
iti cheap; 3 living rooms; 5 to 6 cans. Call Office.
MAN WITH $25 TO JOIN ME IN WORK-
Ing proDOsition. J., box 36, Call.
pARPENTER-SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP;
VJ good location; rent low. 868 Howard st
pOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT: MUST BB
VJTsold. 821 Kearny si.
OCEAN HOUSE, FOR RENT, FURNISHED;
responsible busi iess man only; big bar trade;
I'xqulsite grounds; RICH, 112 Montgomery st.
CJ-J CA RESTAURANT FOR SALK, NR. CAR
"tjplOv. bouse; good business. Apply this ofilce.
ANDY-STORE ; COMPLETE FACTORY ;
small expense; great sacrifice. 124 Kearny st
"Y"OUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS
X gentleman partner. 9 Powei:, room 8, 2d floor.
pOOD-PAYING HOTEL BUBINE-8; LONO-
vT established; half Interest $500; whole $1000.
Addresi Cosmopolitan Hotel. I'etaluma.
"PORTLAND iOtMK THIS PAPER. IK'
X quire tnM office or at 13a Third st, PortlanJ,
Oregon. • /
LODGING-HOUSES.
"I /' ROOMB, CORNER, CLEARS 8100 A
X\J month $1250
22 rooms, all rented, only 250
23 roou.s sunny corner 750
12 rooms, on Golden Ga;e aye.. fine " . 650
14 rooms, 0:1 Fourth st ' 451J
Other bargains. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market,
CrtJ- A 10-ROOM CORNER HOUSK: WORTH
ig&\J\J. $800: must be sold. DECKER. 1020
Market st
li> I -A 22-ROOM HOUSE: FINE LOCATION
*S>XO\J. and payinit. DECKER, 1020 Market
fflj I OAA GREAT BARGAIN: 80 ROOMS;
Vpi-^.\J\J. good paying house; $6)1) cash;
balance easy terms from lncume of house. H-
b >x 6, Call Office.
O-ROOM LODGING-HOUSE; NICELY FUR-
X£i nished; very cheap. 220 Seventh ,-v:
IpOR SAL —10 ROOMS, Nle.-LY FURNISH-
ed; chvap; cash. 141 Hyde st
7 ROOM HOUSK . PARTLY FURNISHED,
* cheap: 3 rooms cd. 303 Turk st.
FURNITUKE FOX SALE.
HOUSEHOLD iv\NGKS Ai r. THE heal'
JOHN X MKVKKSCO.. «47 Market st
FURNITURE WANTED.
FURNITURE, fc>TOVE» LAKPkTS, COUN-
X ters, showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Marker.
"VTEWSTORE; NEEDS FURNITURE; Bt>T
XI prices. bILVERbTIEN, 1223 Market: postaL
TNDIANA AUCTION. CO. REMOVED IO 19
J. Montgomery Bt. :lil host' prices pa ; d. T»-l. Davis 7l
CARPET-CLEAXIXG.
Cl . V STEAM CARPET-CLiSANING WORK 3;
titans, moves, lays carpets. G. ii. STEVKNi*
Mgr- 38 and 40 >.lghth st; telephone *outh 25tt
I,V HEN Y.;U JiixuMr, Dls-OUoTEJ) VVIXiI
'» poor work scud toSPAULDINU'S PloneerCa>
ptt-beatlnz Works. 353-57 lehama »t.: ieL ao. 4J.
JW.\TTS,reliable carpet-ceanini',reuovtg,alter-
. atlon works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie S2L
PARI'ETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKK
\J new. J. McQUEIrN, 453 Stevenson; tel. S. 228.
A DVANCE CARI'KT- CLEANING CO., 403
A Suttirrtel. Main 394. GEO. WALCOM, prop.
PLEANINU, 3c: LAYING. BCJ RU- SAM-
(J ples"tree; tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 3 Eighth.
CARPETS CLEANEKct iih-Su'. AI'KU LIKB
new i3T«nTh;ieL Bouth «d iiacklntostt <tco.
1 K. MITCHELL. CARPKT-CLKANINJ} CO.,
J . 240 14ih st; cleaning 3c. a yard: ML Mis. 74.
/-IONKLIN'-* CAKPiki'- li^Ali.NG \\ OH^J.
\j Saa tiolden Gate are. Telepnona j-.asi 12A
LOST.
TOST— BLACK AND WHITE SPOTTED SKT-
I j ter dog. Return 1216 Bush; receive reward.
ED ROAN, MOOLEY »J W. PETER L'P- * f
PONT, oan hruno road, near Five-mile House.
LOST— YOUNG LLKWEI.LYN SETTER,
»n*wTinj:toname Frisco. RewnnJ nt6'-'BCIar.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TOHNE. BICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS
<l 26 and 27, Crocker buUdnj;;, telephone Maia
75, Ban Francisco, Cat . ■ - ..

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