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10
A QUESTION OF
MONEY ONLY
k Worden's Friends Working
Hard to Save His
Life.
—
Not Enough Cash Available to
Successfully Carry on the
Defense.
His Cause Was Deserted by the
Members of the American Bail
way Union.
As the time draws near when the fale of
Baiter D. Worden, who was convicted ol
murder ana sentenced to be hanged last
June, will be finally decided, the interest
in the case, which hud somewhat flagged,
is again being re -rived.
Although the cases of Worden, Dnrrant,
Allender and Hill, which will all come up
at the next session of the Supreme Court,
are generally supposed to be parallel cases,
there is a technical difference which may
admit of Worden having a. new trial, whie
the motions in the other cases may be
denied.
Worden was sentenced to be hanged on
the 9th of June last, but his attorney,
George W. Monteith, with only a few
days' notice, managed to get out a writ of
habeas corpus, followed by a writ of cer
tiorari, upon the ground that the records
only showed evidence of murder in the
Becond degree, or what is known as con
structive murder.
The granting of the writ of habeas cor
pus acts only as a stay of execution, while
the writ of certiorari compels the court
records to be brought before the Supreme
Court and admits argument. The great
est difficulty in fighting the case has been
to raise sufficient money to carry it on.
Tbe local trades unions worked vigorous
ly to raise a sufficient sum, but were great
ly hampered by the actions of the Ameri
can Railway Union in deserting the case,
and of Worden's relatives, who almost re
fused to aid him.
An effort was made Monday to obtain
a statement of the case from Mr. Mon
teith, but he was out of the city on busi
ness. His clerk, Mr. Bixby, stated his
position as follows:
"I do not think Mr. Monteith will go to
Washington to fight the case at present,
as the journey involves a heavy expense,
and of the $1600 promised only $240 has as
yet been raised. Tne case is now In
such a condition that we are confident of
winning if the fight only be made. Mr.
Monteith has been greatly worried over
the case, owing to his absolute confidence
in the entire innocence of his client, but
at the present time that question cannot
be determined, as tbe case must tirst be
reversed. In short, Worden's Itfe depends
upon the ability of his friends to raise the
necessary funds to make his defense."
FEAR FRUIT INVASION.
European Horticulturists Determined
to Crowd Out California
Products.
The inquiry in Europe for California
fruits, according to the reports sent to J.
A. Filcher of the State Board of Trade
from Robert Hector, who is now in Ham
burg, continues unabated. Mr. Hector
took the place of Mr. Filcher when the
latter had fully installed the State Board
of Trade's beautiful exhibit in the Inter
national Exposition in that city. The let
ters from Acting Commissioner Hector in
dicate that since the dealers and jobbers
of Europe have seen what California can
produce in the shape of fruits they have
been very desirous of getting a strong
hold on the trade of this State.
This inquiry has been viewed with con
siderable anxiety by the producers of the
Old World, as shown by the following ex
tract from a letter from Mr. Hector re
ceived yesterday by Mr. Filchei:
• The fruit sections here, as France, Italy,
Hungary and Asia Minor, noting the possibili
ties of Caliiornia fruits, and fully alive to the
situation, are not going to let this market slip
from themselves without an effort, which be
comes more pronouced and apparent daily,
and are here in lull paraphernalia, war paint
and feathers. In other words, high state offi
cials and ex-officials, silver buttons and all
kinds of buttons, secretaries and ex-secreta
ries, and so on to the lesser notables, with
quantities and quantities of green fruit All
fine irult, too. ..otas fine as California's, if we
only had It here, but yet very fine. These Gov
ernments have gone to tremendous expense in
getting up their different exhibits, each vying
•with the other, but all trying to excel Caliior
nia. It would amuse, if it were not so pa
thetic, to see all, where their interests are in
Jeopardy, anxious to resist the invader, which
is in this case only our California products—
a little dried fruit and some few wines.
We must look to It that our exports are
choice and first class, so thai we may be able
to not only retain the good impression made
but deepen and make it indelible— so we may
say. or any one may Bay, "From Caliiornia"
and that will bo its passport. But to accom
plish this we must absolutely discontinue con-
EignmenU. and we must educate ourselves to
a positively uniform good pack— that will be
always ana all through true to sample.
THE STOCK MAEKET,
Mining stocks were considerably lower yester
day and business showed a sharp falling off.
Belcher sold down to $1 40 and Crown Point 10
$1 20. The whole list sympathized with the bold
Hill slocks and declined under reduced sales- The
sharpest drop of the day was in occldentaL which
went down like a shot to $1 75, as against 52 75
on the preceding day.
Tbe annual meeting of the Exchequer Mining
Company has been called for Octooer 18.
The Swansea Mining Company of Utah has de
clared a dividend of 6 cents per share, amounting
to $5000 and payable October 9.
The Altaas-e-.sn.eiit of 10 cents per share will
be delinquent in the company's office to-.:ay
The annual meeting of the Hana Plantation
Company baa been called for October 18.
1 he management of the Bullion-Beck mine in
Utah has decided to s op the extraction of ore
owing to the lo wness of the metal market Dunne
■iMiSM?_' ,he BnlHon-Beck has distributed
-?« 7 */S 0 mo -' Us slockhol tiers, or a total of
117.000 to date. Fifty miners will be thrown
out of employment.
Mt-mnients -Urns-.
■following is list assessments now pen<*lne*.
„ l>ellnq: I
Iva Amu tb9 Sal* Dmr
BoarH
tale <fc -Norcross j 112 jo Sept 1
terra .Nevada US 120. sept :
hollar 44 2r>...Oct
ndes 44 IC.Oct
avage 9S Si ...oct
ellow Jacket. 6^ ...Oct
lt« 67 1t). ..0ct
liver HUL SS OJ> ...Oct
°to«i 48 25. .0ct
onflaence vs 80 .Oct :
eicher... — sti 20 ..Oct i
on. 1mperia1........ s« 011..0ct :
..Oct 13
..Oct ia
..Oct 28
..Oct 26
.oct as
.Not 12
•Oct 87
...Not 5
. Sov 4
..Not 6
Nov 11
Xov 23
BOARD SALES.
SA*' '^ ■»**^^** * - • 44 - 444 - 44 >— -—_.
r oil owl n_ were the salt** in the San Franm-sa
-lock Board yesterday: . ."™
JBWaU-AB MOKNIXO SESSION. mMMKVriXO 9:80.
100 A)i*--.a.....23 10JJ CP0UU..1.25 100 Orrmn 27
•700 Andes 31550 1.30 800 "_«
250 Belcner.l.4s 1000 Exchqr..Ofe too Poioii' 1<
1300 1.60 .IMIO&C B_r__;—Sf
60 8_*8.....7ei00 6b 60 mi
20J tulllon... IJ 60 8AN. ..1.20 200 __>______■
200 ....14 500 JnUa...-.05 200 DCC "*""£.
100 Caleda... 60 »00 Justice. ...40 300 21
100 ChUnge..-65 100 42 100 i*BV***__B
100 ....eiaouMxic. 51 4 - 100 siiHiii" 04
260 ChoUar...7B 103 0ccdi....2.0(, £1 v£ScM
000 7.260 2.05 200 Ulau" 29
600 CC-_V..1.6t 150 a * 35 UOO YiC_l""7B
IOU Cond... 1.30 6'J Onutr..
AFT Kit NOON SESSION— 2:3O.
400 Alta — 20 300 C Point 0.25(300 Ovrmn -.27
SOU Andes 31 .'OO Exchijr...o7 100 Potosi 38
350 Belcher 1.46 200 ..08 160 87
"JOSO ....... .1.50 60 H&N... 1.20 600 ..^."1'."."..'36
60 B-&B 78 600 Justice. -.41 20J Savaze-. 60
60 » Ch0ir...... 76 BUI) Kenlck _. 10100 6t
400 74 300 < 1700 He? 8e1.... 19
10 J Cfaallire...6»9Uo 08 400 IS .Nev. .1.16
SUO r>**-_M.) -Mexican..!*.!} 3bo Union..... 67
600 .. 67 160 Occldt.. 1.76' '-"JO Utah 25
100 CCfcV. .l.(lO luO 1.80 150 26
250 1..).-, -15U 0nh1r... 1.16 750 X Jaua.e4-.78
SOU C Point 1.20 I
Following hit*, 'he tu ,<•> 10 the Pacific Stock
Board «-**. . ••*.*.,.
BKOnLAR sfrkion— 10 :*fl.
100 Altiha 20 vOO CO* V... 1.60 600 0rrmn.»..28
SOU Alt*. 2. 100 Coutl.l .H2i;|r>oo 29
800 21 500 O NY ....05 600 l'otosl_...4S
10U ..20 200 V m.i 32-V<Jl<Jo *■*
200 -.191200 1.-71* '•!<•'(> ...". *<--
150 Andes. ...at 4 1200 I. * 500 38
300 31 1600 1.25100 39
650 SO two EC Nev 04 6"" SaTac«...62
IOU Belcher. 1.5 6 500 Kzcnqr ...06 500 61
400 1.5J1/2 500 UTwU 60
300 1.47-V. 100U -_U 60 300 6»
1650 1.-o2OU b. .^OO 6c0r010n..07
900 If. .100 61 500 Ml _.-_..... 20
600 1.40 .OJ 1.171*. 100 22
10J _._. Xi ... Jt* 500 Julia o*. 900 -Nev. ..1.*.0
400 77 100 Justice-. .4) SUO 1.17 V»
200 8u11i0n.... 161700 41.500 Hill 04
700 le-iOO Kentuclc..iO i .'oo Stlx>ula...2l
200 Caleda. ...:>► OUO .... Ob JSO s>ldr<ll.S2*V_
100 51 .000 L Wash 0. 3UJ Onion. 58
iOJ *.'.» 200 ile_ til .100 ......67
100 f>i 100 500 uian...._2o
4 -0 i Chui;_e... 07 50 Occd ...2.00 ill O » J«c_:..7H
100 6*l 150 ..........1.75 100 i-0
100 66 ■ '<» OD__-._-I.IU .00 81
400 Choir ....75 iUO 1.15 100 78
100 74 200 1.17 V.
AJKTKKN-OO 4 . SKSSION— ! lIX
60(1 Alpha -.20 100 CCAV.. 1.601200 0vrmn....30
•JUO Aits 20 -.Ml 1.62% -28
100 Andes.... 30150 ' cr\vn _■» I.J-io 50 I J'oius 38
900 Belcher 1.4. > 1000 1.25 60 -30
800 1.42* I'd 1.27 I. ' 00 Siivve 60
400 „ 1.4." 100 I.J-t.- *. Mli Scorpion.. 0 *
400 I.St .SUO i*:*- Nev. lif.-OJ bUtXM — is
250 1 .661600 K*tchr....u7 -OJ 19
400 1.571.. 100 o4£C. 61 iJlOi*Nev..!..o
400 ].7;.|loii JUN. ...1.20 200 1.17' 2
100 1.671 .. 00 Julia 01 100 Bit U1U.... 04
Ito l.bU l ' .^)0 Justice... .-1 1 100 C iiiou 58
400 -.i.*JO 500 Keiuct.... 10 100 60
.100 B_b. .. 7. IUO 11 «0U Utah 26
•Ou isullicu....!.- 100 13 .*>jo V Jckt. .._'<h
SOU Chalice... t-t 4 -J * ' 51excn....57 JIOU — .77
800 anliuO -..5 -<io to
400 Ch011ar ....7 J . . 0 Occd ...1.7J..11J 8
-400 7 .0 .<......: 1.i7i... I*o 86
100 C0nn _..1. .0,-00 I 1-ul
CLOSING «> . a nosrSi
Ti fcstiAV. Oct 6- 4 p. «
Etd.AsA.td.] BitlAiked.
Alpha C0n.... lii 21 Julia. — 05
Altu 22 23 Justice 43 44
Andes So 3. ■Ki-i.tuck I<> 11
Belcher 1.70 1.75 Mexican 62 63
Benton ton... — 1.00 occidental 1.70 1.76
Best A* BJchr.. 80 fc2 Ophir 1.16 1.20
Bullion IS l4!.iver!iian 27 28
Caledonia 60 55 I'otosl 41 42
Chollar 75 76 lavage. 62 63
Con. Ctl ft Va.l-.6S 1.7' -eg. Belcher .. 10 20
Challenge Con. 65 60 Scorpion 06 08
Con. Imperial, 03 li -liver Hill 03 04
Confidence 1.26 1.35 ierr.i .Nevada. 1.20 1.25
Crown Point .. 1.35 1.41 -tan lard 1.80 —
Exchequer.... 07 Oh Union Con 68 69
Gould <_Curr.. 68 70 Utah 26 27/
llale-_.Norcral.2U 1.25 Yellow Jacket 85 86
tlUCli AM» BONO KXt'HAM'B.
TUESDAY, Oct 6-2 F. M.
TNITKU SCaC— *** Bon
Bid. Atked..\ --' Bid. Ashtd.
t (-as eon-0.11-.'-'i —US «»-^«* —■ i- » -
Itoew iaauec.6 — j
MiM-Ki.i.ANKiir** •no**™*.
rai-stcwas-*. ii*-'-*-** - , '-*H *-*■»*... »** , »/s -
Cal Elec _ 6.1 128 — umuw 55.. _ 104
CauoWh 99 t»yi ... Do 2d I* 6a.. 108 —
Ppoi-slex*ep — 98Vi I'mmbuitia,. 1- —
I dsn LAP as — jl-fiOK76l.il* 4 ' -
IAI li Hit bilO." — I '-.CU By di. — 104
1.-farv-si;K6i - 100 1 wl-st KRiillJ* —
11 CtfcSbV.s.loo — Kmo. U'Ut — 10J
Los An. L6i — 100 MctoPitu. - 10(1
Do On teed 6s 98 — IblttNlKS-i.. 10S*/klo3*Vi
- , 5 ■•«l-t;i.,>l'KKArlxß« 99 ;*9i 4
DoKyCon 6s. lOS^silO bPRKCaIdi. 107 108*14
NatVin6slsl — iou jMUKlaln. - 95
N«?vCN«lt7s. y^3 4 - ••PBrKiJaiaj. 105>y5i —
ByOal «». 106 110% ; fcVWateroj. 117-. 118i_
M-.yv.-_ — V b 3V>Vaier-ts. M_ —
N PC, 6s — a 4 iiklii__.JiJ» 9a-V_ —
wsna 6Tt)CKS.
Centra J5 — Iteprn;; Valley 99 1 i 99*~a
H-rinw 44 *..... 51—i
sas and KI.KTRIC STOCKS
Capiut. — 25 II aciflc I, .- 1. 6.i 4 —
CentraL FBl-J. - bPG&KIeo. 9. ■■ - 97-t/i
M Else Hem !'"« 10 -ran francasa .i 4 _sJ_
UwULill 661V_ 56 biucalou — 141- _
trsttt oas imii t>-ii 4 M^
IN-l KA-S.:K tSTOC'C-l.
Flreman'BF.'lß2Va — | ;.-. . _,
CO_MKKi*lvr. BANK STOCK**.
Anelo-ral . 5514 571_!Hrs*. Na.ion. 4 l _
Bank of C-L.239-V. — London PA A. lib 130
Lal-JJAI Co 96% — |JMerch Ki... 11 -
aavufoa bank BTOCKi
Pf-rPAIO 44 *- 1475 1610 (I'avALoa-.. _ 100
IlnmbSiD.luo* HbO jptcurliy .. 253 —
Mutual. 35 40 1 LUIOU Trust.. st) 10JJU
b-Qav Union 46o — |
STBEET kAILSOAD STOCKS.
California..- 109 112 lOaa^L.tKHar - 100
Gear-*st 40 — ! l'realdio. .... 6 —
M-i_oi*»l.... 48 48 Vi!
POWIJKK STOCKS.
Calliornla.... 90 — lUlantUox... 87 1 40
tuicruil — 80 — |Vi_oni. .._ ji 8 ;<&.,
Wl.-.1'KT.1.-VN-F.OOS PTOCK*.
Alasita ncrs. 95% 99 |N*at Yin«» . 4 8
Ger Dead '"0. 105 — <)ceanlcSSC9 SiSi 33X4
BawCJt-Ca. 24% 2434 : Aux P A — ' 3
fa nicho a:-.- s "541/8 HacßoraxCa 100 —
i.«_iA_a- m, — j fart PalatOo v; , —
tALIi*- kUKM.'<<> o-kOa.j.-f.
Board—
25 Hawaiian Commercial „ 24 50
100 do do „ _ 24 62%
5 Alaska Packers' Association ;: s 50 '
100 Market-st hallway M . 48 26
1 1000 Market-si Ky Con Bond* 8_...— 109 76
75 Oakland Gas 65 75
45 i - V Water 99 25
600 Vlgorit Powder 3 25
I- ir*-**; —
914,000 Contra Costa Water Bonds. 99 60
$5100 tr- Pot A Bonds 99 25
200 Vlgorit Powder 3 26
ULU-AfltaMWS 4 4 VI tl> I.
fWwr-1 —
(2000 Contra Costa Water Bonds 99 60
60 Hawaiian Commercial.... 24 62%
150 Hutchinson 8 P Co 34 00
100 Mutual Electric Light 9 75
60 do do 10 00
10 B V Gas * Electric Co t»7 00
3 do do _ _, 96 75
60 SV Water 99 25
ft) 000 V4% Bonds 102 00
920008 Pol A Bonds «9 26
HOMEL AERIVALS.
LICK HOUSE
J M Wllmans, Newman E E Vincent, Madera
0 Q Yates, Los Angeles Ben Timmons. Cal
Geo Redd, Cal H Crosby Aw, Centervllle
C L Smith Aw. Sacto s *-. Foster, Ceres
L Russell, Saratoga J F Chiles, Davli ville
A C Snyder, Santa Cms J T Harrington. Colusa
F DNlool, Stockton A P Cat! in. Sacramento
G S Howe. Grass Valley J Dannenbaum, Vallejo
J J Smith. Stockton H H Rowley&w, Vancvr
G Brandt Paclflc Grove J T Burch. Tulare
Mrs J F Colly, Nev City Geo X Porter, Cal
W T Coffman, Merced R B Martin Aw, teatt'e
Mrs M L swest, Marlines B W Alien, San Jose
SM Cole, Grass Valley Mrs Idallancock.Los An
II Todd. Oakland W Hoxle. <al
T J Wilson AS. Edino.Mo E D Goodrich, N V '
DeVvanDoesbur-cb.StHelO L Gordan, Santa Cms
W W Siousland, Viialia F H >tousland, Visaila
J W Howeil. Merced C Morelng A w. -tookton
WE Burk&w.TerreH ant Warren Green, Preston
Thos B Bond, Lakeport II L Chiles St Helena
GRAND HOTEL
II Thorp, Sacto II Fraley, Sacto
J B Brant A w. Chicago C J u'Mara, Id ..ho
A M Robb, Los Gatos E Morgan Marlines
W W Foote, Oakland T T Dargie, Oakland
H C Main, Alameda H S Merle, Los Angeles
A A Spachs. San Diego H J Delamer, San Diego
H Culver, chico DrGWMcKlnnon, Eureka
B Bell, Portland W J Tonkin. Nev
J 1 Thorp, Cal G Lin-o, Birds Landing
F C French Jr, S Clara J 1* CJaj.p, Chicago
W V' Weeks, aebastopol Miss Ingram, Monterey
H B Bishop, Stockton G L Bishop, -tockton
H Harris, Marysville F B Strong. Portland
1 Wertheimer.MtuView Mrs IT Field <fcd,Sianford
J McClung. r-elma J Gregory, Stockton
H Dllllue. Tacoma J E Dolan, Portola
J B Jarrelt, cal H J small. Sacto
Mrs F A Osborn, Sacto H Pilling, San Diego
F Lewis, Pleasanton J fa Meloche, siockton
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
Bed, Fresno „,, £ c McAdie, Galveston
D Rlnch, Marysville H Diamond, Oakland
Mrs Scully. Marysville Miss C Beattle, Boston
J Fitzgerald, Cai Miss M F Ross, Boston
S Millard, san Jose H Walcott, Sausalito
M Lawless, san Jose R c Price, Oakdale
Mrs Green, Ferudaie R Heycock A fy Or
E A Bohm <fc fy, Cai c H Sherman, Sacto
C Hail. Pasadena G Chappelle, c-acto
A Ktrklaud, Stockton T Mulllns, Fresno
L Y'oochivan, Chicago J Johnston &w. St Louis
JMc Henry, Walerford Miss P Dunsmuir Mass
Mrs Deaue, Napa Miss B Dunsniuir! Mass
J Stafford, Wash J D Biassingame Ariz
Mrs smith, Giants 7 '
BALDWIN HOTEL
W 8 DeWltt Washlngtn C B Booth, Los Angeles
C L White, sacramenio F T Bowers, Bevedere
W Dwyer, Benicia T Rowley, OaKland
F C Clark. -tockton J M McKurmau.-.an Jose
Wis Wheeler, Dublin Mr 3c B Bonhe. Tos An.
Allie ij Banks, Cal W Byron, Los Angeles
Mrs Byron. Los Ang c E Philltus, Sacramento
A LRoxby, Watson vine 51 l. Maaienon, i os Am
E G McPike. Grayson J D McPike, Grayson
-1 G lasacs, Berkeley a Politzer, Alameda
Mrs Poiltzer. Alameda W a Chapman, Colusa
E J Blair, Stockton 8 P Hensley, Eos Aug
PALACE HOTEL
J A Hicks, San Jose J J Clayton. San Jose
C Whitney, N V ' Mrs C Whitney, N V
E Cummenge, Paris .R Mackintosh, Salt Lake
J H Payne. Chicago Miss Leonard, Chicago
Ml_i Overman, Chicago Miss Prait, Chicago
Mrs Atwood. Chicago Miss De J.aven. Chicago
N Eeete, ...exlco H iiinshaw. Burlingame
A E Douglass, Flagstaff D Melon*, oak Knoll
Mrs Hubbard Ad.SiLoulsE A Ross, Palo Alto
O J Titus, Sacio OO sage, Sacto
R D Stephens, Sac:o .
NEW WESTERN HOTEL,
J E Buckner.Santa Rosa C Swanson, NY
iH I .**??- ■£-..* i Rottger, Fresno
H J King, \ allejo J J Kennedy, Benicia
W He-linger, Montana J H Chorteusen. Byron
W A siraub, Antioch C Clndsey, Antioch
A Shaffer, Los Angeles J Watts. Reno
Mrs scott A dr, Antioch J H Kennedy,' Nevada
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1897.
SAN FRANCISCO -CALL."'
BUSINESS OFFICE of theSanFranclacoCAt-—
710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every
night In the year.
BRANCH OFFICES— 627 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock.
SJ39 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
616 larkln 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.
0605 Polk street; open until 9:30 o'clock.
NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets; open till 9 o'clock.
MEETING NOTICES.
•*£*_■!-■■•• MOUNT MORIAH LODGE NO. 44. m
-^C F. and A. M— Statod meeting A\
I MIS (WEDNESDAY) 1-VKNIJSti al _f
7:30 o'clock. r^sf\
'■' - ryz THEa FBOLICH, Secretary.
tt_sf=» EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 166. at
J? F. mid A. M.— Stated meeting THIS J*k
(WEDNESDAY) EVENING, October 6,"*_r _r*
a 7:^o o'clock. Z^rS
THEO. E. SMITH, Secretary.
•f^S=- CROCKETT LODGE NO. 139, F. m
-■-^ and a. M.— stated meeting 'luls sfs\
WEDNESDAY at 7:80 P. m. HS.X
4 ... H. FURTRIEOE, Bee. /^T>
Kg' KNII.HTBOFTHE RED BRANCH 0
*!t^£' —Attention: Yon are hereby request- JLA.
ed to attend a most Important meeting nlckS_r
your hall THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVEN- , ** r
INC.. PRESIDENT.
gyZS= A. O. IX, DIVISION '.•-TflEa^Mi
-»*-*' regular monthly meeting of thlsdl-^^WJT
vision will be hell ru Hiberuia 1 ul! on sk.'*
WEDNESDAV EVENING, «>CL ft at » 4444 nfe5 1 l
o'clock. Candldutta art-king admission *^_£
will please be prompt ln attendance, . be examin-
ing pnyslciuu will be In the hall on that evening.
Sojourning brothers are cordially Invited.
BAST-.- LEE, President.*
John Kknny. Baa sec.
ft-ag-f* THE QUARTERLY MEET- -_
If-JS' ing of .Servian-Montenegrin 1. «22?
and I. -,n i ... j* will i« held THIS mtifmsjsx
i WKDM-'Sli \V) EVENINO. i 'fttiher 'fflr^H
(I, ISJI7, st 7:'S'l o'clock, at 10 Ca if urn la HjJ-WHPi
»;. ..1; othcera anil ntetnn^rs art* ,4; 'r-Bi£iJ_BJJ
nestly requested to attend. Fine l.r nun- JM&B3_
attendance wld be strictly enforced. By l|s2».'J i *y
order of r
JOHN GLAVINOVIcn, President
Sfiuo 8. Vccosavlievich, secretary.
FtC^ THE REGULAR MEETING V- „
Kb-* ? 0 the San Francisco Rrlcklay-iFrr^^fea
era' Asiociatloo will he held TUlS^ —^?"\
(WEDNESDAY) EVENINO, Oct o,___*_^_
' 897, at B'nai li'rlth Hall, 121 l dm 5... ui 3
o'clock, a fun attendance requested. Business of
Importance. Flues for non-attendance strictly en-
forced. _L J. BRANDON, Pres.
MPS' SAINT LUKE'S HOSPITAL— THE AN-
9r**r nual meeting t.f the members of the Corpo-
ration of st. Luke's HospitHl will be held at the
Diocesan House, 731 Caliiornia street San Fran-
cisco, on MONDAY, the 18th Instant at 3:30
o'clock, for the election of Ave members of the
corporation and any other business which may
come befure the meeting.
C V. S. GIB as, President
WILLIAM DOXKV, Secretary.
nt 44 - 4444 - 44 : 44 NOTICE— THE ANNUA L MEETING OF
l>-*y the stockholders of tbe Bank of California
will be held at the banking-house In this city on
TUESDAY. October 12. 1897, at 1 1 a. U.
ALLEN M. CLAY, Secretary.
San Francisco, September 30, 1897.
Wy&' NOTICE OF MEETING— THE REGU-
•*-^ lar annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Nevada Bank of San Francisco will oe held at
its banking ollice, 801 Montgomery street, tan
Francisco, Cat .on WEDNESDAY, tin* 13th day
of October, 1897, ut the hour of three (3) o'clock
p u. tor the purpose of electing a board of direc-
tors to serve during the enaulig year, and lor the
transaction of such other business us may come
before the meeting.
1). B. DAVIDSON. Secretary.
San 1 rancisco. September 28, 18117.
SPECIAL NOTICKS.
StrS MM E. HANSEN; LATEST GALVANIC
t*-* 44^ battery and cabinet baths 116laylorst.
Iff 4444 **- 4 *? - -NOTICE— LETTERINA BKKEI'I A, MY
a-JP wife, having 'eft my bed and board. 1 here-
by give notice to all concerned that I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by her.
PIETKO BEKKE'ITA.
1T_?" WANTED — POSITION AS HOUSE-
w-^ keeper. 231 O'Farreli st, room 28.
•^_g» MRS. STKWERT, GENUINE STEAM
-**■*'--' and cabinet baths, l'-Jut _ Geary, room 11.
JT 4^ 44 * Miss IKA.NKIE WILLIAMS, UENI-
a-**^ ine electric baths. Kcom 15, 101 Va Grant av.
KP FRENCH. SPANISH OR SHORTHAND.
•*-*>' In class, 25c; private, 60c. 1606 Steiner.
■Jt^S 44 - MRS. 08, FISH, 14a OEARY. BOOM 1;
**-="' electrician ; alcohol Turkish baths; unrivaled
__***S» PAINTINW. WHITENING, PAPER-
IS*-*' hanging. HaRTMaNN. 239 Third st
9-Z^- BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR f4:
mY-^ collections made: city or country. Pscifia
CoSectton Co.. 416 HmmtstfT st. room 6: tei. 6680.
SITUATIONS WANTED-I'JEMALE.
*V*EAT YOUNG GEBMAN GIRL DESIRES
*> situation at housework, *10 to 16; oras norse
or second girl; ref. -Mis-, CULLEN, 3-3 Sutter.
THIRST-CLASS SWEDISH LAUNDRESS AND
i- chambermaid des res situation; best reference:
city or country. MISs CULLEN, 323 Sutter st
i^-WKDIsH HOUSEGIRL; GOOD COOK AND
if laundress: 3 years last place; B*2o. MRS,
NORTON. 315 Suiters .
COMPETENT INFANT'S NURSE, WITH
reference, desires situation. J. F. CROSETT
& Co., 316 sutterst.
GERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE— MRS
VJ LAMBERT, 417 Powell st (teL Main 6332),
furnishes best heln of ai: nationalities.
COMPETENT, RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS
to do washing, Ironing, cooking or house-
cleaning by the day; best refereucea. Mrs.M.CL'iU
TIS. 336 7. Twenty-sixth st, near Mission.
pi FINED WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
XI housekeeper or charge of children; Is a good
music teacher and seamstress: thoroughly reliable;
no objection to ihe country. J. K., box 35, Call.
I ADY WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE-
XI keeper: widower's family or newly married
couple; can teach the rudiments of Kn;llsn and
piano Address DLLIN, box 16, CalL
4^ RESPECTABLE GIRLS WISH SITUA-
— tions as nursegirls: wages $12 to $15; nooo-
lection to country.. Please call at '.'4s Clara st
bet. Fifth aim sixth.
P ELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION:
it Is a good cook; willing and obllcinz: good
worker*, moderate wages: short distance In the
country or city. 27t_ Fourth St., over florist's
K ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
housework or chamberwork several hours a
day: $1 50 a week; sleep home. Address B. s..
box 90, CalL '
•( 'OOD LAUNDRESS WISHES TO TAKE
VJJt work home or could go out some days of the
week: Is also a good seamstress. Address A. W.
box 144, call. '
"IV" oMAN WISHES TODOOENERAL HOLSK-
'» work in the country; $12 per month. 2ti4iJ.
Tehama st
YOUNG RUSSIAN LADY IN REDUCED CIR-
A ttimstance.s would like housekeeper's place-
will do plain sewing. 223 Post at, room I.
I\rANTKD-POSITIO.s BY YOUNG GIRL;
si experienced header and braider. Address a'
8., 808 Howard st
GIRL WisHES TO DO GENERAL HOUSE-
work; wages $16 to $18. Call *621 Bryant
St., near Twenty-fourth. .
I ' > M A N WISHES WORK BY THE DAY*
»» washing or housecleaning; $1 and carfare.
Call 619 Na.oua si.
LADY WISHES POSITION AS PIANIST IN
city or country. MRs. M., box 10, CalL
COLORED WOMAN WANTS DINING-ROOM
or chamber worn. Apply 242 Taylor st
SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST - CLASS
German cook, with reference; wages $30 to
-Ji per mouth, S. W., box 14, CalL
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES &ITUA-
I tiou to do general housework. 1020 Howard
st, room 19.
SWEDISH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO
odo general housework In small family. Call at
142 Eleventh at
WIDOW WANTS WORK; PLAIN SEWING
is or housekeeping; city or country. Call tor 3
days at 821 Mission at, room 3.
EIRsT-OLASS AMERICAN COOK WANTS A
situation in a private family. Call SO6V!i
Hayes st.".. -
ESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS slTUA-
iloii to do housework in small American fam-
ily- 1024 Howard at, room 2-
GERMAN WOMAN 'WISHES SITUATION*
cooking and housework la private family.
las Minna sW~g*gßjg_M_H___4B-__---M_HH
TRONG YOUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK
by the day washing, cleaning, etc.; wages si.
Apply ln basement 748 Howard st
SWKDI *H GIRL WISHES TO DO GENERAL
housework; wages 312 to $16. 906 Powell at
SITUATION WANTED BY. A YOUNG
woman todo -general housework. 1634 Howard.
KELIABLE WOMAN WISHES TO DO HOUSE-
cleaning or washing by the day. Apply
2943-,*, Mission at . . *
Gi EKMAN WOMAN WISHES WASHING OR
r housecleaning, $1 a day and car fare. Apply
at box A, 1243 Mission st - *
FTTUATION 4 "-! TrANTED-ConflnnM.
VOI'SG GIRL WiSHES SITUATION AS
-L chambermaid; will assist -in waiting: sleep
home. L. M., Call Office, Sixteenth and Mission.
SITUATION WANTED by YOUNG germ an
girl to assist light homework and chl. dren.
Apply 488 Eighth st
"pAINTING. WHITENINO, PAPER-HANG-
x ing; roofs, gutters painted. EDWARDS, 1200
Webster st
"yO^NG WIDOW DESIRES POSITION AS
a housekeeper. Call 120a Eddy St.. room 2.
TNTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY WISHES
A care of children and upstairs work; sewing;
references. R. R. v., box 16, CalL
T--XORTH GERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUA-
-7" .. Cl i^ to •** o general housework: wages $20.
Call at 1708 Filimore st-
"EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS WISHES
aj a'.t nation. Piease call 611 1 olsom st
SWEDISH GIKL WISHES SITUATION TO
>J do housework. Please call 611 Folsom st
CCOTCH woman wants SITUATION;
IJ good cook, baker and laundress; references;
sicks nurse wants position, too. 112% Langton
st, near -seventh and t olsom.
V, : Q - L,lbl i WIDOW WOULD LIKE 2 CHlL-
an. "J"," to board * also 2 furnished rooms to rent
904 I olsom st.
YOUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP-
A era position. Call 110« Miss.on st, corner of
Seventh, room 10.
YOUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP-
a eFs position. 121 Montgomery st., room 8.
eat. reliable, MIDDLE-AGED lady
J-i wishes position as companion to lady, ci.ild's
nurse or second work; good seamstress. Address
-"• " - -' ** 1 otlice, sixteenth aud Mission.
t 'UMI'fcTEXT GIRL WISH. A SITUATION
\J to do general housework and cooking in a
small private family. Call 33:9 Twenty-second
St.. near Valencia.
SEWING AND REPAIRIN NEATLY DONE.
Call or address 1 12^_ Grant ave., room 8.
-youNG WIDOW JUsT FROM THE EAST
X wishes situation as housekeeper; ciiyorcoun-
try. Cad at 989 Howard St.. room 61.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS
X housekeeper: widower's h-me preferred. 821
Mlssiou st, room 6.
Y°UNG GIRL, STRANGER, DESIRES A
X housekeeper's place: country hotel or widow-
er's home preferred. Em, 24,. 906 Market, 2d floor.
*V EAT GERM AN GIRL WISHES SITUATION;
JA housekeeping or tending bakery or lunch-
room. 550 Mission st, room 21.
idow LADY. JUST ARRIVED, wishes
'" position us typewriter or copyist Call room
7, first floor, 969 Jiission st
DRESSMAKER-GOES OUT BY THE DAY.
1219 scott st., near Ellis. •
RELIABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES
housework and cooking ln American family.
627 Larkln at
SWEDISH GIRL WANTS PLACE TO DO
LJ general housework and cooking. Call 636-y-**.
Jessie st
DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN SEWING
done at Woman's Club, 935 Market, room 12.
Y OI'NO LADY WISHES TO MAKE HER-
-0 self generally useful around bachelor's home.
235 O'Farreli st, room 7.
I 9£» FOURTH, ROOM 23, SECOND FLOOR—
A— Young widow wants a situation as house-
keeper for widower.
SITUATION WANTED AS COMPANION TO
XJ elderly lady by educated, refined woman, age
35; understands care of bouse. Address for 2
weeks Companion, Stockton, Cal.
YOUNG PARISIAN WIDOW IN REDUCED
-I circumstances wishes position as housekeeper;
city or country home preferred. 1122 Market
st, room 31.
4 MARKET ST. — BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
Call: want ads and subscriptions taken.
"yoi NG PARISIAN WIDOW DESIRES A PO-
X sltion as housekeeper; widower's home pre-
ferred. 122 l'ost st. rooms 10 and 11.
YOUNG WIDOW DESIRES GENTLEMAN'S
X mending, call at 321 Ellis st. room 46.
(Competent WOMAN wishes TO GO OUT
J as lady's nurse In confinement; best or refer-
ences, Call at 2419 Clay st. la the rear, upstairs.
YOUNG GIRL FROM COUNTRY DESIRES
X position as typewriter or oflice work. Call 120
E.lis st, room 31.
YOUNG GIRL, GERMAN. WANTS A PLACE
X as housekeeper; no objection to country; wid-
ower's home preferred. 207 post st, room 8. •
ATTRACTIVE young lady, formerly*
in good circumstances, would like a steady
housekeeper's place; hotel or widow home pre-
ferred. Room 2, 1201,2 Geary st
YOUNG WIDOW DESIKES POSITION AS
X housekeeper in widower's home. CaU at 128
Fourth st. room 21, second floor.
"VEAT YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE A SITU-
-1A ation as housekeeper: widower's home pre-
ferred. Room 15, 361 _ Geary at,, second floor.
YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, NEAT A-**D EX-
X perlenced, wants a housekeeper's place: wid-
ower's home or country hotel preferred. Room 11
223 Post st
SPANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES
XJ position as housekeeper for bachelor or elderly
gentlemau. Apply 305a Mason st, room 1. ■■„- ; -y ,
fii Z. *-- AKKI N— BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
sJX-iJ CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
CHINESE A JAPANESE; EST'D 20 YEARS*
helptteLmaln 1997. BRADLEY A Cu. 640 day
HUNTER A CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE
emp. offlce. 614V. California st, teL main 231.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: KK-
liable help, 709 Geary st TeL Sutter 2126.
CHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
> office; best help. 414-V. O'FarrelL TeL K. 426.
SINGLE YOUNG MAN OF 26, SPEAKS EN-
gllsh, Spanish and Portuguese, wishes a posi-
tion ln grocery-store: 8 years' experienci*,; good
references: salary no object Address C. box 1
Call Office, Oakland. * * M
MIDDLE-AGED MARRIED MAN WISHES
situation as barkeeper or any other job* not
afraid of work; several years' experience saloon
business; good references. A., box 15, Call oflice.
COMPETENT YOUNG MAN, 24. WITH BEST
referencea wants position of any kind; experi-
enced In grocery wholesale and retail business-
able and wllllnz. a. W., box 10, Call Office.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER AND
general office man, competent, steady, reliable,
desires posit city or country; moderatesalarv.
8. T., box 19. Call Office. / *- *
OMPETENT BOOKKEEPER AND ALL-
round business man wants work; highest cre-
dentials. Kindly aidress Trustworthy, 816 Rail-
road ave., Alameda.
YOUNG INTELLIGENT MAN, SPEAKS SEV-
X eral languages, understands massage, can lend
horses, wants any kind of work, Address B. N
box 84, Call Office.
ANDY BOY WANTS WORK AROUND
house, Inside or outside, of any kind. Address
102 Carlton House, room 19.
I'tOD CHINESE WISHES POSITION IN
ix rich family or board lug-house. Inquire Y'oung
Company. 729 Sacramento st
"VTAKA'S JAPANESE AND CHINESE EM-
-1" ploy ment office, 314b Sutterst; teL Grant 30.
PAPER-HANGER, PAINTER, . TINIER
wants situation; best references. ANTON,
223 Fourth at .
A'OUNG MAN, AGE 24. HAVING SOME EX-
X perience, wishes a position as bookkeeper,
hotel clerk orother office work. Address W. _*
box 14, call Office.
JAPANESE YOUNG MAN WaNTs SITUA-
tion to work early In the morning or In the
evening. Address G. K., box 15, Call office.
ELIABLE INDUSTRIOUS GERMAN
coachman and gardener: bandy around the
place; good references. Address F. F., box 45,
Call Office.
AN, HANDY WITHCARPENTER'STOOLS,
pipe-lilting, fireman or engineer; good refer-
ences. H. E. It, Reno House, fcacramento at
AN AND WIFE WANT HOUSECLEAN-
MAN AND WITE WANT HOUSECLEAN-
Ing or any kind of work. Address 9 sunshine
court, off Eighth st
T/'lKsr-CLAS 4 -*. GARDENER AND florist
A wants a situation; handy with vegetables and
can run gas-engine. Address Gardener, box
lU, Call Office, Oaklaud.
"yOUNG Baker just from HAMBURG
X wishes situation. Apply 3778 Twenty-fourth
s:., tear Church.
ERMAN, AGED 26, WANTS SITUATION
as porter or otherwise: attended 10 horses 6
years: can give best of references. B. G., box 92,
Call Office.
41 EKMAN, 23 YEARS OF* AGE, HIGHLY ED*
T acatea. 7 years' experience In business, spe-
cially In drugs, wants position; also in foreign
port: references. F. M„ 1222 Mission st
YOUNG GERMAN WOULD LIKE A PLACE
as driver; one who under*. lands the care of
horses. D. Z., box 91, Call Office.
JAPANESE FIRST-CLASS WAITER WANTS
. sltnation as waiter ln family ln tne city. J.X.,
box 44, Call Office.
WINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. NR.
Market: 800 rooms 25c to »1 50 per -lcht;
I I to 10 $6 per week; convenient and res pec unit;
JUee bus and baggage to and from tbe ferry.
HELP WANTED— FEMALE.
COOK AND DOWNSTAIRS GIRL, FAMILY
of 2 ln Oakland. Scandinavian preferred, f'2s;
French girl, housewor <, citv. $2.; seco d cirl,
city, f-.O: 20 girls for housework. $20 and *25; 10
young girls to assist -510. 912, $15. C. R. HAN-
SEN A CO., 108 Geary st
STEWARDESS: NO EVENING WORK; GEN-
...e}^ 1 P'*ce: city; $26. C. R. HANSEN & CO.,
108 Geary st
2 WAITRESSES, COUNTRY HOTEL. C JR.
HaNsEN A CO., 108 Geary st
GERMAN OR HUNGARIAN GIRL: FAMILY
of 2: city; $20. MaRTIN A CO., 749 Market
fl IRL, GOUGH ST., $25; OIRL, MILL VAL-
iJ, ley, $25: cirl. Vallejo. $25: girl, Alameda.
$25: girl, san Mateo, $.0: girl, Fresno, $20*. girl.
Fills st, $20; girl, Broderick st, 4*V!O: girl, 'lurk
st, $20; girl, Golden Gate ave., $20: girl, Eddy
st, $20; girl. Harrison st, $20: girl, sutler st,
$20; girl, Washington st, $20; girt, Vacaville,
$20; girl. Masonic ave., $20. MaRTIN & CO. ,
749 Market st
GIRL, WEBSTER, $15; GIRL, VAN NESS
VA ave., $15; girl, country, $16: girl, Vallejo,
$15; girl, Oakland, *15. girl, Broadway, $15: girl,
Post, $15; ulrl, Geary, $15; girl. Bush, $15; girl,
sianyan, $15; girl. Laguna, $15; girl, Santa Rosa.
$15; girl, Ho.vn.ui. $15: girl, Caliiornia, $15: girl, '
Fresno, $15. MARTIN <_ CO., 749 Market st
L'RENCH CHAMBERMAID. CITY, $15 AND
X room; chambermaid, city, $20 and room;
chambermaid, assist cooking. $15 and room;
chambermaid, assist waiting, $15 and room.
MARTIN & CO., 749 Market St.
"iy AITRESS. COUNTRY HOTEL, $20 AND
" room; 2 waitresses, Oakland. $15 and room:
waitress, country, $15 and room. MARTIN A
CO., 749 Market st
M IDDLE-AGED COLORED WOMAN NURSE;
six 1 child; country; call early. MARTIN A CO..
749 Market st
SWEDISH OH DANISH SECOND GIRL; SEE
party here Thursday 9a. 11. MARTIN -» CO.,
.49 Market st.
GERMAN GIRL, FAMILY 2. NICE PLACE,
T $20; call early. MARTIN A CO., 7*9 Market
"JVT URSEGIRL ASSIST SECOND WORK; CITY;
11 *'-<-** MARTIN A CO.. 749 Market st.
<▼£.??*&£ COOK; PRIVATE FAMILY; $25.
VJ MARTIN ._ co., 749 Market st
( i , _ >^A C l' r^;. sMAI ' L HOTEL; S2S. MARTIN
\J <_ CO., 749 Market st
GOOD COOK; COUNTRY HOTEL*. $30: SEE
party here Ba. M. MARTIN A CO.. 749 .Mkt.
4 GERMAN SECOND GIRLS; CITY; $20.
•A MARTIN -A CO., 749 Market st.
I^ANCY IRONER. 525, BOARD AND ROOM.
Call early. MaRTIN A CO.. 749 Market st.
TRONER. COUNTRY. $10 A WEEK. MAR-
-L TIN CO. 749 Market st.
7 GERMAN AND SWEDISH GIRI 8. CITY
* »--0t0525. MARTIN A CO., 749 Market st
N IRONER: VALLEJO; $30. MISS CUL-
LEN, 323 Sutterst.
REFINED WOMAN OR GIRL; $15; NAPA.
MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st
Q HOUSEWORK GIRLS; ALAMEDA; $20
— each. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter at
HOUSEWORK GIRL; BERKELEY; $25.
MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st
SEAMSTRESS. $20: WAITRESS, SAME
■J bouse. $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st
GERMAN COOK, $25: HOUSEWORK GIRL,
san Rafael. $20. Miss CULI.EN, 323 fuller.
GERMAN NURSERY GOVERNESS, $26.
VJ MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutterst
K EFINED GERMAN SECOND GIRL AND
seamstress. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st
TRAINED COOK FOR INSTITUTION;
2 laundresses In lanndrv. »25; 3 German,
French an! Swedish second girls, $20; cook and
second girl, same place, $20 and $15: 3 cooks,
private families, $2.') and $30: 2 German and
.reueta nurses. $20: girl for housework. Redwood
City. $26; San Jose. $25: san Luis Obispo. $25:
girl to wash dishes, assist in pantry, etc., $20. and
many girls for cooking and housework. J. F.
CROSETT A CO.. 316 Sutter st
ANTED —FIRST-CLASS WOMAN, GOOD
• I cook, assist with children, $20: also cook for
Redwood city, $25: housegirl. Menlo Park, 92b, 4
In family; housegirl. san Mateo. $20; fcoarc-
ing*bouse cook, $.5. MRS. NORTON. 315 Sutter.
HOUSEKEEPER, $20; CHAMBERMAID
and seamstress, $25: cook, $80; iiild' , lH-a^eil
woman, $20; and a number of girls at $25 and
$20. MRS. NORTON, 315 Sutter st.
WANTED—* GERMAN SECOND GIRL,
'" must sew. $25; French nurse tor grown chil-
dren. »25: a young Protestant nurse, $20; a com-
petent Irish nuise, $30, must be under 30 years of
age and bring in. rentes from private families
only; seamstress, assi.t chamberwork, $25; 20
housework gir s, $25 and $ .0: also about 1 30
young girls at $16. $12 aud SlO. Apply MISS
PLUNKETI', 424 Su.ter St.
VKAT woman TO COOK FuR a FAIR, $2 "a
.li day and found, 1 week's work: woman to do
cooking, housework, etc on a ranch, *20: fare
paid. MURRAY A READY, Leading Emiloy-
ment Agents. 634-636 Clay st
/ * ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS.
U LAMBEKI', 417 PoweU st. has places for
girls of all nationalities.
OMAN OR GIRL TO DO GENERAL
'* laundry work in country boarding-house;
wages $25 and found; fare paid. P. o. R., box
143, Call. '
WA NT ED— OPERATORS ON VAMPING
»I machines. Inquire at CAHN, NICKELS-
BURG <_ CO.'S shce factory, 117 Mayes st
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. $10
to $12: 3 in family. 713 Cole st, near Waller,
Haiklil-st cars.
GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL; GENERAL
housework; plain cooking; $15 to $18. 1118
Turk st
ANTED— ERRAND GIRL; ALSO FINISH-
"» ers on braiding. 121 Pos; st, room 31.
-
YOUNG GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN
housework. 2817 California st
GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD; SLEEP
home. 830 Howard st
FIRST-CLASS SHOE - FITTER, PACIFIC
shoe Factory, 133 First st.
RAVELING man WANTS a YOUNG
lady as a companion. A. 8., box 15, Call.
GIRL WANTED TO LEARN VEST-MAKING.
3245 Sacramento st., cor. Lyon, lower flat
GIRL FOR CHAMBERWORK, $10. 10 A M
r 821 Howard st n
EXTRA LADY IRONERS; BALDWIN HO-
J tel; only first-class ones wanted; call early.
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR ON SKIRTS;
- also apprentices. 550 Valencia at
YOUNO GIRL, LIGHT HOUSEWORK, CARE
X baby; $8 to $10. 12 Belvedere, opp. Ch ntes
GIRL FoR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. TROCA-
dero Hotel, near Ingleside, Cal.
APPRENTICE DRESSMAKING — NEAT
seamstress: give three months. 1216 Polk.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 2001
Mason st
ANTED-ENERGETIO LaDY AGENTS;
big profits. Address B. P.. bjx 81, i all.
YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK,
X plain cooking: $10 a mouth. 124a Eleventh st
ANTED — APPRENTICE FUR MILLI-
-'» nery; call after 10 ax- 619 Hayes st
ANTED — GERMAN GIRL OR WOMAN
>• for housework. 451 Guerrero st.
OPERATORS ON GENT*" WHITE SHIRTS.
Ri.GERSON, 621 Valencia st
OPE P. A'l OR 4 -* WANTED. LEVI STRAUSS «_
CO., 32% Fremont st.
I_>ATTER.\S 25c; DRESSMAKERS FUR-
-1 nished .-hops and families: positions free. Mc-
DOWELL Dressmaking, Millinery school, 103 Post
PAINTING, WHITE 4 - ING, PAPEK-H\NG-
Ing; roofs, gutters painted. Ed warda 1200 Webstr
ONE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN-
structlons. given away each month, &. F.
Dresscutting saloon, 916 Market st
ANTED— A I CLOAK FINISHERS AT M.
SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Marke; st
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
Ivi Winchester House, 44 Third st, Market:
200 rooms; -oc to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6
per week: free bus and baggage to and irom ferry.
HELP "WANTED— MALE.
WAFFLEMAN, $30: FRENCH COOK, $45:
" Italian cook, country, $30; dishwasher, help
on range, country hotel, $20: 2 waiters for Fresno,
$8 a week ; disn > asher, 46 a week; poiwasher,
fib; vegetable man, $10 and found; ana others.
C. R. HANSEN <_ CO., 108 Geary at.
-I C MEN FOR IRRIGATION WORK, $2 50 A
1 O day; man to run BurlMth drill. $50 and
found; blacksmith's helper who can shoe, **. 0 and
found; hostler, -i 4 -5 and iound; choreman. $10,
etc C. it HANSEN A CU, 108 Geary at.
POUND BARRELW ASHER; $25 AND
found; country laundry. c. it HANSEN A
CO- 108 Geary at 4 ,
g. Daniel— please call early as
. po-slble. C. R. HANSEN A CO, 108 Geary.
NEaT EUROPEAN-PLAN WAITERS. C. R.
HANSEN <_ CO., 108 Geary st
TABLEMAN FOR PRIVATE STABLE: $25
and found. C R. HANSEN A CO., 108 Geary.
"I f\ TUNNEL MEN, LONG JOB, $2 50 A DAY.
IUtK. HANSEN A CO., 008 Geary at
ninn iiiT-i ■wmi'tMllM— li^---Pii-i fciwim Ini i ■_■ ■ Bts^smmttmtmt , |
HELP WANTED-Continned.
LOOK WE WANT TO-DAY.
Farmer and wife. $36: vineyardlst and wife,
$30: 16 farmers. $26, $25 and $20; 40 laborers J
and teamsters, < lty job ■, »1 75 a day, $1 60 a day, |
$26 per month and found: 85 more woodchoppers. I
>'-' 611 and $2 10 a dry and $1 6) a cord, tools and
food advanced; 25 tiemakers. 8c each; 3 carpen-
ters for a large ranch; 26 team-tiers, : $-6 and !
found, for a large bank company, country; 4
choreroys for ranches, different places; 3 factory
boys, - cit. 4 , 55 week: 2 raisin-packers, $20 and
found: gardener and wife, man to raise chickens,
$25 and found: 2 stab emen. $25 and found;
edger-hnnd, country sawmill, $35 and found; car-
penter city, $2 60 a day. MURRAY A READY,
644 aDd 636 Clay st
A COOKS; 3 WAITERS: BAKER'S HELPER ;
t 3 dishwasbeis, etc.: luncn counter waiter.
MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 clay st
WANTED — MINER. $40; BLACKSMITH
tt and helper and finisher on carr.age work, $10
to $12; cabinet-maker, country, 25c hour: car-
penter, $3 day: Scandinavian mau and wife for
gentleman's place. $35 and increase; 15 lumber-
pi ers, $2 5U day; 10 laborers, $1 day and board;
teamsters. $1 day and board and *1 50 day . 2
boys for foundry. $4 and $5 week, and others.
Apply to J. F. CROSETT A CO., 628 sacramento.
ANTED FIRST-CLAS-. HOTEL COOK,
'1 country, $60*. hotel waiter, »'JS; young man
to assist in dining-room, 9 15; o d choreman about
hotel; cook, private boarding- $40; restau-
rant cook, countr* 4 , $35 to $40 and I. .crease, and
others. Apply to J. F. CRO-ETT A CO„ 6-8 Sat-
ramentost f. *-*;•■-
COOK TO GO SOUTH, *50 AND ROOM: COOK,
\J *10 a week; cook. $7 a week; cook, $8 a
week; cook, country, $25 and room; cook, $35
and room. MARTIN it CO., 749 Market st
pOTWASHER, $6 A WEEK; DISHWASHER,
-- $4 a w. ek and room; dishwasher, $5 a week;
dishwasher $6 a week; dishwasher, $20 and
room. MAR IN & CO., 749 Market st.
A WAITERS, $15 TO $20 AND ROOM; WAIT*
zt ers, $5 and $6 a week; waiter, $8 a week;
waiter. $25. MaRTIN <fc CO., 749 Market st
7 KITCHENMEN: $8, $10, $12 PER MONTH.
i MARTIN <_ CO., 749 Market st
A RANCHHANDS; $20. MARTIN <_ CO.. 749
1 Market sc.
C YOUNQ MEN*. LIGHT WORK; $10, $1H AND
sJ $15 ier month. MaRTIN & CO., 749 Market
MAN AND WIFE: RANCH; $30, ETC. MAR-
TIN A CO., 749 Market st
BLACKSMITH*. $40, ROOM, BOARD, ETC.
MARTIN A CO., 749 Market st.
I.MAN PORTER; $2JS. MARTIN <_ CO.,
749 Market st
SHOP BAKER, $35. ROOM, BOARD. ETC.
MARTIN A CO., 749 Market st.
\l" A TED— MAN AND WIFE TO COOK ON
1 1 a vineyard In SonomaCouniy, .40 per month
and found: JO scraper teamsters for large ranch,
$20 and board, sieady job: 10 woodchoppers. san
Maieo County. 4-foot wood, $125 per cord, good
cabins on the ground, tools and provisions ad-
vanced; driver for delivery-wagon. $30 and found,
reference required; neat cook for lunchhouae,
*35 per month, and others. W. D. EWER A CO.,
626 Clay.
WANTED-COOK, SHORT ORDERS. COUN-
TY try, $40 and found; waiter, short-order house,
$30; waiter, plain restaurant, $30; waiter, plain
hotel, $25; young man to rnn elevator, first-class
house. $16; boy to wait at table, el s to $20; boy
to wash dishes, $10: middle-aged man as porter:
etc. ANDRE, 308 Stockton st.
T'HE S. M. IN VESTMENT COMPANY WANT
A good wor«eis everywhere: something new.
State manager, 218 McAllister st.
GJ ODD CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
r goods salesman; apply at once. U. 8. Indus-
trial Agency, Crocker building. ,
/I OOD DRY GOODS AND DRESS GOODS
VJ salesman, who can dress windows also; apply
at once. U. S industrial Agency, Crocker bldg.
WANTED — SHOEMAKER TO TAKE
'• charge of shop; good location: rent *& per
month. Inquire at Golden's .Leather Store, 367
Sixth st., near Broadway.
AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN ON NEW
and second-hand furniture. Apply to J
NOONAN, 10-^1 Mission st
WANTED— INTELLIGENT BOY ABOUT 17
1? to do oflice work and run errands. Address
S, box 18, Cull ufflce. "UIC-K-.
\uu.xo Man, nut afraid of work,
A for short time each day: reference. A. &., box
80, Call Office.
GOOD CONFECTIONER, WHO UNDER-
VX stands bis business. Address a. 8., box 160.
Call Office. "
EXPERIENCED MAN* FOR A MEDICAL
Xi work. Address J. F., box 31, Call Office.
WANTED— IOO MEN To SELL NEW GAB-
- 1» lights. 22V2 Geary si., roam 29.
BA I'.BERS— WANTi-.D, 2 FIRST-CLASS PAT-
ent chairs: cneap for cash. 1417 Mission st
GOOD BUY WANTED - PAINTSHOP. 1604
Laguna st .: -;.-.;.* ...
BOYS TO SELL NEWTON'S SODA GUM*
wages $1 per day. Apply 101% Moekton st
GOOD PRESSER WANTED AT THE CALl-
fornia Renovatory, 116 Geary st
DISHWASHER WANTED. 1805 HAIGHT
street
GOOD SHOEMAKER WANTED AT 255
r Fourth st
GOOD BOOTBLACK WANTED. THE MOD*
■T em, 34 Fourth st
YiriLLINU YOUNG MAN AT NORTH END
1 1 Oyster Grotto, 647 Vallejo st.
SMALL BOY FOR PICTURE-STORE; ONE
with experience preferred. 647 Mission st
SHOEMAKER ON REPAIRING.
11 1161 Twenty-third ave., East Oakland.
EG ENTERED DRUGGIST; WAGES $150
A- per day. 1086 Howard st
BARBER FOR 4 DAY'S; NO STUDENTS.
408-V. Dupont st.
fcl C LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
sJXO CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
fi OOD DISHWASHER. 1185 OAK STREET,
WAITER FOR RESTAURANT. 104 SEV-
- 11 enth st
BARBERS — OLD ESTABLISHED SHOP,
just vacated, to let; will ..-novate to suit ten-
ant; rent $25. Inquire 25% Sixth st.
ANTED— 2 BARBER CHAIRS AND MIR-
-11 rors; for sal*6 or lease. B. c, box 14, Can.
BARBER TO BUY 15c SHOP; $30; NO
rent Write Barber, 142% Fourth.
ANTED— WELL - EDUCATED YOUNG
TT man with good knowledge of shorthand and
riling; salary $10; paid weekly. Apply in
own handwriting, staling ix^e, to X Y. Z., box 6,
Call Office.
APERHANGER-CALL AT 7:30 AT BRAN-
nan's saloon, corner Thirtieth and Guerrero sts
STYLISH HAIRCUT IOC: ELEGANT SHAVE
6c; clean towels. 6 2 Pacific St., near Kearny
BARBER-SHOP IN COUNTRY, NEAR CITY;
rare chance; good reason for selling. Address
U. K-, box 18, Call Office.
SAILORS FOR AUSTRALIA, HONOLULU,
const and England. HERMANN'S, 637 Clay.
ANTED— A MAN TO SELL PLANTS ON
11 com -ion. Call a: 51- Haight st
GENERAL SHOEMAKER CAPABLE OF
taking charge ot business. 403 Van Ness ave.
CARPENTERS WITH GOOD REFERENCES
J can obtain emplovment and a home of their
own on the b.*st terms. Inquire box 11, Call
Office, Oakland.
1 FIRST-CLASS OPERATORS ON LADIES'
IU cloaks. M. SIMINOFF, 1228 Market st.
SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE
J. beer or wine 6c; best iree lunch. 643 Clay.
\\T AITER WANTED THAT IS NOT AFRAID
TT to work. ISOS Halght st.
EAMEN AND ORDINARY— ALL PARTS OF
the world. Shipping office, .10 Steuart, up-
stairs.
L"INE MEN'S CALF SHOES $1 75; TO ORDER
As2 50: men's half soling 35c; -heeling 25c;
strictly one price. 959 Howard st '
LADIES' SHOES, SOLINt 4 , 55c: MEN'S
shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dons at halt
the usual price. . 662 Mission st. bet Ist and 2d.
Ur ANTED— AT MONTANA HOUSE, 764%
II Mission: men to take rooms: 10*, 15c aria
25c per night; 60c. 90c and $1 per week.
Wanted— men to learn BARBER
TT trade; shops, tools, positions furnished- S
weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 138% Eighth,
ROOMS. 150 TO *<5o PER NIi.HT; boo -- *i. »j
lier wee*. Oriental. 2*-5 Drumm st
SAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN
wanted at LaNE'S, 604 Davis, near Jacksoo.
INGLE ROOMS lOc AND 160 NIGHT *. ltd
and si week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard.
ELCHO HOUSE 863% MARKET ST.— ROOMS
!i 20c. -5o 10 50c night: $1 la fi week, f
LOT UP UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM ISC
ap to $1 26. 562 Mission at, Pet! flat^___ 24
*-M)(lO P^JIKS— ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S
Q\JV\J shoes: been slightly damaged* ttSZ
than one- fourth " th * v »»«>e: from 26c to $2 mi
662 Mission st, bet First and Second.
W ANTED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO
H^flt your feet at the same price you "x%ao^.
made ones, irom $1, ti. $3. $4 and »i it 6rt_
Miasion at, bet First Seconi W. at 66-
-• ■
HELP WANTE-O-Continued^^
• — ~~ ""^^KtJNITED
RECRUITS WANTED *OR .^ tea navy;
K states marine .corps. united ee _ 4 he BgeBof ,
able-bodied, unmarried men, «« e he Unit
21 and .30 years, who are ci"-**" 8 <-* eclare their
States, or those who have '«*»'-•■" of good char-
intention to become such; mwK beb_. \ a& vrlte
acterand habits and able . lo f(^Tnches and 6 feet
t^Ssss&si^^^Ss^m
in helgnt For *""£« '"/"^n FranciiJco. CaL
recruiting office, 20 Ellis at, sanJra ,
W INCHESTER HOUSE, 4TjhTkD sT.. £ . \
W Market: 800 rooma 2Bc n JfJ_; the terry. /
room: tree 'bus and baggage 10 ano "» . _
. ARBER'S A«SOCIWN-FKEfi
1 J ment Office. S. FUCHS. sec. y>-»
339 c^^sgjgl^Lg-^!
w -»asj^_^aff££??A---
T BV ACME H7^^^^f 1 .!!-^
1 low Sixth, for a room: -5c a ni„ii«- 1
W ANTED-L ABORTS AND MECHANIC 4 **
ff 10 know that Ed -K*-"^- A-^ **SSS3 proprle-
toknow tbat Ed Rolkln. Reno *»g"- i4J
toe .till ran, i }enver Elouse. fo $3 per •*<*»*-.
large rooms: 25c per night: 9 1 to *-» g i ,
A€K__»»aWAirrj*-j-x _____
pOOD AGENTS WANTED IN .CITJ /NO
<t country; something new; 01 "'?™ Call 407
ness: this is the chance for live W|» * aa» day *
McAlllster.betPolk and Van N ess, 8 o doc K to ■*"■*>_
VI AGIC DARNER: MARVELOUS STEEL
M machine; weaves a periect darn over n oies in
anything; merit and price S>^gS__iu--_S
and solicitors wanted every where on Pacinc *- oas *-
GUY R. JEWE IT A CO., 12 sansome st.
aGE K T S WANTED FOR M*:l>I«^TED
A wafers: positive safeguard; $1. . a '^ e *'* u "^
soeciflc for all female troubles: tor home usu
DR. A DMH S. W - *■: NK R. 526 '"•' 8'-
BOO3IS WANTED. „
BURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM BY
Fa gentleman in private Catholic family; quiet
and Totality; price $10; refeiences given.
li. O. 8.. box 82, CalL _
. ADY WISHES A SMALL FURNISHED OR
i- unfurnished room; rent must be low. ai. u.,
box 94, Call Office. '
FUKJSITUKE TVANTED* „
CASH FOR FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC.;>
full value. Pac Fur. Co., 228 Stockton st.
VI'KMTUKK, STOVES CARPkTS, COBS-
J; ters. showcases. ANDERSON. 1121 Market
LJ. NEUMAN, 121 SIXTH ST., BUVSiAND
. sells furniture and carpets: also storage.
INDIANA AUCTION CO. REMOVED iO 19
1 Montgomery St. ; hie best prices paid Tel. Davis 7l
PARTNERS WANTED.
PARTNER TO HELP SECURE PATENT
for invention tbat will bring very large profit;
$150. Address Inventor, box 121, Call. ■ - -
PART ER WITH $1500. OR EQUAL THAT
amount in fresh groceries and general mer-
chandise, to op *n up a ••cash" grocery in a good
live town; best of references and full investiga-
tion courted: good opening for a live young man.
Address X., box 60. Call Offlce. ■
WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS.
FRESH COWs; STATE LOWEST PRICE
for cash. JR. F., box 84, Call Office.
"L'-URNnURE OR OTHER USEFUL ARTI-
x eles ln exchange for dental work. J. D., box
111, Call Office
OOLS OF ALL KINDS, STOVES AND
ranges bonght and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market
A KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY CASH
. for clothing and books.
OLD GOLD. GOLD DUST, JEWELRY. ETC.,
bought O. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 O'FarrelL
PAWNBROKER— OLD GOLD. SILVER, CAST-
off clothing bought Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third.
DENTISTS.
AT AN VROOM A CO.'S ELECTRO- DENTAL
V Parlors, 997 Market st ; lady attendant; no gas
or other dangerous anaesthetics given; electricity
the great, agent used to relieve palu; teeth filled
ana extracted painlessly by our new electrical
process: a written guarantee given with all work
done: lowest prices; best work: all surgical woric
attended by U. W. Williamson. M.D- physician
and surgeon; examination free by the use of our
new electrical appliances: porcelain and gold
crowns: bridge- and teeth without plates a
specialty. Electro-Dental Parlors. 997 Market «
FULL SET OF TEETH, $5; PAINLESS
extraction: see our new combination plate;
thinnest lightest coolest plate made; wananted /
10 years: fillings, SOc; crowns, $3 50; lady assist- \
ant. CHICAGO DENTAL PARLOR 4 -*, 24 Sixth. M
"VfEW YORK DENTISTS-PLATE ?, $3 50 IP;
JA silver fillings. 50c np; gold fillings. Sl up*,
plates mended, $1 np; all work warranted. 963
Mission st , southeast corner sixth.
DR. GEORGE VV. LEEK. THE GENUINE
Leek dentist discoverer of painless extraction
and patentee ot improved bridge work or teeth
without any plate, moved from 6 to 20 O* Farreii.
DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST., Mi.
Eleventh; nocharge for extracting when plates
are made; od plates made over like new; teem
from $8 per set .* extracting 50c; gas given.
fflj-r FULL SET OF TEEIH; BEST MAKE;
♦4T-J. kept in repair: extracting free; fillings 50c;
crowns $3 60. Pacitic Dental Parlors, 18 Third.
CROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR-
ket, bet 3d and 4th: gais specialists*, paiules-i
extracting, with gas. $1: plates, $7 up. fill, $1 up.
OHIO DENTAL PARLORS; PAINLESS EX-
tracticg, 60c; open evenings and Sundays,
906 Market st.
i -_
DR. J. J. LEEK, 1126 MARKET ST.; OPEN
evenings; Sunday till noon; registered dentist
WC Harding, M. D., 600 SUTTER, cor.
. Powell: teL Main 5375; painless extraction.
ALL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR-
ranted. DR. J. W. KEY, 1320 Market st
SET OF TEETH WITHOUT A* PJLAIA. D_T
H. O Young, 1841 Polk at
OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 806 -lA.it*.
ketst DR CHARLES W. DECKER,
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! IN
new and second-hand wagons, buggies, carts, '
harness, robes aud blaukets. Lelbold Harness
Company, 211 Larkln st, opp. new City HalL
CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN; FARM WAG.
ons, buggies, hacks and harness: new and sec-
ond-hand. 15th and Valencia sis.; tei. white 371.
1->INE LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AND AlZ*_t'
X wagons cheap for cash or installments* 1 MmSf
top and open buggy: also 1 back. 828 Harrison*?^
SECOND-HAND BUGGIES AND WAGONS
of all kinds at SHaW's, 1621 Market st
GROCERY, DELIVERY, MILK. PEDDtJNG
wagons;buslness cart and buggy. 1634 Mission
£Jfk HORSES. WAUONS. CARTS. HARNESS^
sj\J auction sale every Tuesday. 721 Howard st
TV* AGON: GROCERY OR FRUIT BUSINESS
" 2404 Folsom st. °"-
ATTORN EYS-AT-L AAV.
ADVICE FREE— PRIVATE LAW MATTERS !
moderate fees: 8 to 8. ATTORNEY Mo-
CaBE, It 3 Larkin st <*
A ©VICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPE&
laity; private; no fee wittloulsuccel
G. W. HOWE, atty atlaw,Bso Market! , cor.sic^ktn
» DVICE FREE — E. T. HOWES, ATTORNEY
A at law. 201 spreckels buildim, 927 Marketst.
J A. MITCHELL, REMOVED To 1206 MA rT
. ket; all legal matters ; collections ; advice free!
ADVICE FREE: NO CHARGE UNLESS SITi-*'
cessful. W. W. DAVIDSON. 0-7 M___ft«
LOST.
T OST- A PASSBOOK WITH THeT'ITiI
XJ bernia Savings and Loan society of San Pro-,
Cisco, in the <->-"-■"- of HENRIETTA spr?v ( *?
-No* 189.941; the finder will please return^ to ba-ntl
lAMOND PIN OF 3 SETTINGS SATUIT
aVe.?Yewa Urn to N. KNIGHT, 2*33 Van v«_
ave.; reward. f van Ness
COLLIE PUP (BITCH), 3 MONTHS Or -,~
V. sable and white. Return to 400 Pacific .*■< an,*
receive reward. »*»uncjt,sti(i
1 SUNDAY 2 STICK PINS ATTACHED
AJ to chain. Return to 1717 Jones St.; reVartL
HORSES.
AUCTION SALKS^EVmtY^^I^TJRnrT^
11 o'clock of horses. bugg lBa . wi«-^ kY AT
eux Emporium t sales yw"^^^ *»«•?«*
WATKIN-N auctioneer —«»—>-■ st,* ,
Eaat Fourteenth s" S_ t «^5-ffS_. AdQress »° 9
"STORAGE. *. 4
_S^__2? 2tt2&^^^^s
partments: advances made ' , a . e - la * li &l com-
FURNITURE fi a \us 7~T. " -
± ■■ii M lSS,|gt§_a l--AYL^O4F£

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