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10
CONFIRMING A BIG SALE.
Judge Slack Had a Crowd of Lawyers
Before Him Yesterday.
There was an imposing array of legal
talent in Jud^e Slack's court on Monday,
the occasion being the application for the
confirmation of the referee's report in the
case of Adam Grant acainst the hairs of
the Murphy estate, inyolving the parti
tion ot certain property recently sold by
order of the court for $450,000.
Am on? the lawyers present w«re W. B.
"Wood, lleuben Lloyd, t\ P. Deerine,
James G. Maguire, Joseph Leggett, T. I.
Bergm. R. H. Leyy, J. P. Laiißhorn and
others who were more or less remotely
connected with the litigation.
The price received for tne property
eeeniß to have been satisfactory to all
parties in interest and the main question
of discussion seemed to be in regard to
the fees of attorneys and commissions oi
the ref -ree.
It was agreed that Referee Umbsen
should receive $5000, and the only matter
to be settled is now the 7000 fee of Lloyd &
Wood shall be shared among those bene
fited by the services of the attorneys last
■named.
» » 0
TH£ STOCK MAEKET.
Mining slocks were lower yesterday under a
falling off in business. The best price for iidclier
was 71c, against 76c the preceding day, and for
Crown Point 79c, against Ssc The north-onders
*rere also off, and Con. Cal. <fc Va. sold down to
»1 30 and Chollar to 68c. Ophir got below the
dollar mark and staid there.
On the afternoon cail the feeling was firmer,
and prices hardened somewhat, as will be seen by
the list of sales.
The Potosi assessment falls delinquent in office
to-day, and the Hale <fc Norcros-s delinquent sale
takes place also.
The Justice mine haa 94443 on hand October 1.
On the B ma Exchange spring Valley stock sold
down to $99, owing to the decision of the supreme
Court in ihe ;-an Diego waitr case.
Ihe annual meenngof the Alpha Con. Mining
Company has been called for Ociober 96
The Star of Plumas Miming company of Plumas
County has levied an assessment of 25c per share,
de:inquent November 20.
1 he Montana Ore Purchasing Company has de
clared a reeular quarterly dividend of $1 per
share, amounting to $40,000, payable October 'M.
The Spring Valley Water company has de
clared the usual monthly dividend of 60c per
chare, payable on the 20th.
The Pacific Surety Company has declare i a
Quarterly dividend of '2 per cent, uayable imme
diaiely.
Ai the fifteenth annual meeting of the Stock
ana Bond Exchange the following officers wen re
elected: President, John Perry Jr.: vice-president,
'Edward Pollitz: chairman, R. G. Brown, and .
treasurer, I'aniel Meyer. Charles Sutro Jr. was
elected vice-chairman in place of a. L ljiUKer
xnan. Edward Barry, wno has served as secretary
of the exenange since its organization, resigned
and Henry D. Woolie was appointed his successor,
under salary. The past year was the mosi pros
perous in the history of the exchange. There was
an increase in tne amount of business of $2,507,
--©BB 51 over the preceding year. The totai cash
transactions in stocks and bonds were $ 13.078.
--i>7l 65, being an Increase in stocks of $1. 464,204 1!6
and in bonds or 5]. 042,774 25. The bliaren of
stocks sold increased 83,068 and of bonds 986. 100.
Th« transactions of the exchange since its organ
ization in 1883 amount to $1»i8, 625,467.
The Bank of California has declared a quarterly
dividend of 93 per share, payable on the 15th.
Agfiestimpnts Pending.
Following Is a list of assessments now pending:
Dellnqt
Compast. No. Amu Intha Sale Day
I I Board.
Hale & Norcross 112 10. Sept 18 ..Oct 13
C&ollar 44 25 ...Oct 2..Oct'-
Andes 44 10. ..0ct 2. .0ct 25
Ravage 93 21 ...Oct b.. Oct 25
YellowJackeU 62 25. ..0ct 3 .Nov li
Alta 57 10 ...Oct 41.. Oct 27
Kllver Hill. 35 0c ...Oct 8J...N0v 5
Potosi 48 25 ...Oct 9 Nov 4
Confidence 29 30 ..Oct 11. .N0v 5
Beicher...._ .. 5tS 20!.. 0ct 19 Nov 11
ton. Imperial S9 01 ..Oct Jfc.Nov^3
Caledonia. 47 10... Nov t D.-c 2
Beg. Belcher 80 05...N0v7 Nov 29
l;(i.vlil> SALES.
rollowlntr were the saloi in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
Seocub HOBNTXa 6KSSIOMT, rT)MMP.KCTS-8 9:30.
100 A1n*a.....15 10U CPolnu..7lJ2oa Savas:e....s2
100 Alta -19 100 68 500 Ke? 8e1.... 15
100 18 100 by 200 ScorDion..o6
l-'OO Ancles 261300 G4tC.....51 100 «* >r ._l.lO
bt>o 8«1cnr.....60 iCO 6-2 -.>o> Union C..51
SOO B«fcii 61J100 H&N...1.15 50 60
300 8u11i0n.... i 500 Kentuclc.Ob Hiu Uuva......23
10l» Chalice.. .4: icSOU Mxlc. 50 20U V Jc*;....7i
200 CC&V..1.35 lOU ODlilr ....95 100 70
40J CP01nt....70 10J Pocosl 56
iFTKBKOOS FI'SSIOX — 2:301
100 Andes. .. ~2BjsOO CC&V.. 1.4(1 400 Mexlcan..&l
800 Belcher. .7l 100 conn ...1.35 300 0ph1r. ... 98
200 -....70 C P0int... 771 iOO Ovrmn
80 > BAB 61100 79 I 'JO Potosi 61
50 Caleda^.. 40 300 7b200 6.'
10i» Choir.... ..75 60J G&C....51 508Nev..1.10
100 „ _74 100 H4N... 1.151200 Cnion.... 52
SOU Uhallse...sO 100 Jnstlce....32iluO Gt*tx 24
Following werts the umsa in the Faclflo Stock
I. libra yesterday:
BKerji.AH prsaiov— lo:Sd.
*00 Alntaa 1100 V.. 1.35 300 Ny Qn....04
200 Alt*. 18 900 1.37y 2 2"0 Occidu.l.3s
100 17 300 C NY.-. .02 100 ... 1.42V2
500 Ande5.... 26 300 03»0Ochlr .. 96
600 V, 100 U Pi 74i100 96
100 8e1d»er...64 400 72 400 Ovrmn.-.. 17
660 62 100 73 100 Potosl . .57
800 100 ~..70 Bavace...
600 60 100 71.200 _..61
100 300 fcxenar ...05 100 ScorDio'n..o6
400 63 3UO 06S00 6B<tSl . 15
30'J Ji* 8....61 200U <feC 400 . 14
100 62 150 H&N...1.J5 400 -n'.-v" "1.10
600 8n1U0n....11|500 Ju1ia. .....04 400 BHUI-"..
i:00 Caleda....4U 400 Justice... .32Jl6o Stdrd...l.»O
&00 Ciiallße....ao 500 Kentuck..Uß 20U Uaioa.... 51
100 , 42-JOO L Wash...o3Uuo Utah ,83
600 Choir ....70 200 ....... 04 400 l" jaelu 72
200 7. JOO ilex. 51 500 ... ' 71
600 C Imp . 03 500 50| ••••■•••
jvftkbxoos- session-— 2:3X
20f» Alpha...- 14 200 Chollar Onhlr ....98
800 Alt*. — ... IS) 100 73 200 0vrmn. ...16
200 Ande5. ....29.2JU 74 140J l-uto» 61
200 Belcner ..63 300 CrnPt.... 7;; 100 V'
SOJ 64 500 74 200 bavge"!l'.63
800 65 11,0 76 UOJ SB&M. 14
200 69 200 U<feC 3UObNev...LIO
200 68 ( lOU H4N....1.15 2UO . 1.12Va
60 66 SOO Julia 04 600 811H1U....07
200 70 *00 Justice. -.32|1 50 Ktnrd...l 80
150 8*8...62% 500 Kentclc...O9 iiOU Union.. 51
20u 8u11i0n.... 11 50J Mexcn.._s2 Utah, 24
200 12 300NV Qn.._os 4JO V Jckt.."73
100 Chllnse..-5'J 30 J Ophir 97^00 .. 72
*00CCV..1.37y 2 100 96 400 ...!."."!." 74
CLOSING QtOIATIONS.
TUESDAY*. OCU 12-4 p. k.
£(d.Asked. JiiiLArlced
Alpha C0n.... 15 16jJnsiice 3'J 33
Alia , 18 19 Kentuck 08 09
Andes 28 2B Mexican 60 62
Belcher 72 73Occidental L3O 1.35
Uest&Blchr.. 62 63iOphir 96 417
Bullion 11 12jOverman 18 19
Caledonia. «9 41 Potosl 61 62
Chollar 74 7S|tavage. 52 6a
Con. Cal <t Va. 1.35 1.40' -eg. Belcher .. 14 15
Challenge Con. 62 63Scorpion C 5 06
Con. Imperial. 02 u»| silver Hill — 00
Confidence..... l.3o 1.36i -ierra Nevada, I.IU 1.15
Crown Point.. 78 7f:^tanJard i.bu 190
Exchequer.... 04 05 Union Con 63 54
$ould Curry. 51 52 Utah 23 :i5
<fcNorcrs. 1.10 1.2t Yeliow Jackeu 74 75
Jnlia. — 04
6TOCK. A>U BOKO EXCHANGB.
TUESDAY. Oct. 12-2 p. v.
TTNITKII 6TATJCB liONU'i.
£td. Atked^l Mid. Asked
r flu eono. 1121/4 — v b ureg... Jlia; -
Xc&etv jasuexiS — |
MISCKLLAXKOrrt BON't>l.
ral-KtOMMn.ll2^4 _ NP C, 55.... 99% —
CalEleoL6sl2B — UakGaa t>a - 104
CntraCW6i 99 101 bo 2d ss. 108 —
DpDt-stex-cp — 98V» Ommbnjti*,. 12-J3l _
1.«1«nL&P65129 — i'4Oji,j, 110 —
I&CH KB 6.107 - F&ChRyYi'.lUO 104
Cearr-at K4s — 100 Fwl-aC RBatlla —
KC4S6V4S.IOO - heno, WL4i - 10S
XosAwrLei - 100 tactoP&u. - 10U .
2JoGnteed6i 96^100 tF&NPRSj_IO3V«IOJi7/o
W«t-stUWe6si26" 126V 2 bPRRArizd, 9!<3*100 /6
I>oßyCon t>s. 109%110 bPRRCaidi 10b .10
KatVlnesl* - *00 8FBBt£l5»: _ »S
££!?*! >107 - KVWatertfj. 117=4118Va
Ml/uiM. - HVWatet**. ioi7/tiO2i2
X pc, 65.... 106 107V a bUtnUAifcai eeyl -
■WATKR 6TOCKS.
£SSSu2^. Vo* 1 ! Kprn * v * lley 9d " v *
«AS AND M.ECTRIC BTOCKS.
C«pltaL — 26 I'aclflo Llea, 64 56Va
V«ntrsi. C»IA - 8 F G&Klso. 971/. 971?
MKleo lOVs 10W. San Francsca .ill jg
J-nu Ou imi» 94 S43 ] •■*
JKSDBANCI 6TOCIH.
riremaB > sF<'lß2i^ — |
COMMKRCIAr. nAVK STOCK*. * "*
/mcl(VC»l... 551/ i 57y s i llmt NaUoa! 180 —
£ankof CaL.24l — I l.ondonPdkA. 1^984130
LatbD<&lCo 97% 9» |Merch J '* -
BAVIMIS BANK BTOCK*.
i=erB4LOO- 149(1 1510 Sav&Loan.. _ 100
llnrabS<£L.lUsJ 1160 Security. ..„. 250 —
JJntuaL...... 36 4U Lulou l'rmi.96o 10&U
Uuion46o —
R 6TBKET KArLEOAD BTOOK*.
rallfornla.-.. 1-9 11*2 OakSU&HA/ . 100
Gtaxy-5t...~. 40 — frestdio. .... gi/a 8 '
ilKijkel-at..., 47-14 481/4
. fUWl<l.ll 6TOCICT.
California.... — 110 H.lantOox... 3H" 89
kfitruij.... — ao |Vl oru. .. 3Uj zifo
IHSCKIXA.KEOUV KTOCKI.
AlMlt»ritr*. - 98V4|Nat VlnOo.. - 8
tier Lead 00. 105 — |Uceanlc9SO9 SU 927/ 8
Hawc&aca. 24% 25 PacAaxf.%. — 3
butch asi/s i* - PftcßoraxCo.loo —
Jt\rrt'^Awu yy — tut PiUtuUa c&4 —
r>f >1I mm"" caaatjJJ.
50 Hawaiian Commercial 24 76
50 Jlutchlnson s l'Co. S3 87%
5 Oceanic S S Co 32 N»
70 bY U ixtcr ...... 99 60
150 do do 99 00
$10,000 S F<fc N P Hallway Bonds 103 50
60 Vigorit Powder 3 60
bALJU>—AniCB.SOO!S blMll*.
p«ar<l—
25 Contra Costa Water 44 00
100 c.t»nt Powder Con „ 39 00
15 Hntchlnson S Poo ... J»3 87i,i
6NV Water '.^. 89 00 '
130 Vigorit Powaer. 3 &0
HjWi —
« 5000 Market-st Ry Con Bond* t>%...... H)0 75
SOOaklnnci Gas 65 75
$2000 S V i% Bonds 102 00
«1000S Pof A Bonds »» 60
1000 S P Branch Railway n.m.i.i 106 50
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL. 1 *
BrRINESS OFFICT-;of the San Francisco Cai.l/—
730 Market streeu. open unill 12 o'clock every
Dlght In the year.
BRANCH OFFICES— S27 Montgomery street
corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock.
Ptffl Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
616 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
t>W. corner sixteenth and Mission streets; opes
until 9 o'clock.
1243 Mission street; open until 8 o'clock.
2518 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock.
367 Ninth street; open until 9:30 o'clock.
1506 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
N\V. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
itreets; open till 9 o'clock.
MKKTINti NOTICKS.
f£TS= CROCKETT LODGE NO. 139, F. m
B^ s and A. M.— First degree Tills ik
(WEDNESDAY) EVENING at 7:30 >£J*?
o'clock. By order of the W. M. /^V>
H. FORTRIEDE, Secretary.
»T"S= KXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 166, F. J»
W<& and A. M.— Special meeting THIS,^^V
(WEDNESDAY) EVENING, OcU 13. at^JT
7:SO o'clock. ihlrd degiee. bojourninc/>^\
br^;hr-n are cordially Invited to attend. By order
01 the Master. THKO. E. SMITH. Secretary.
■^35= KNIHHTSOFTMK HKD BRANCH 0
t*-^ —Attention: A most important meet- ia
ing will be held at your hall illls (WKD-^2J
NtSDA KVE.MNG. PRESIDENT. **¥&
Dt^» NOTICK OF MEETING— THE REGU-
m>& ar annnal meeting of the stockholders of
the Nevada Bank of San Francisco will 1 p held at
Its banking office, .301 Montgomery strrei, »an
Francisco. Cal , on WEDNESDAY, the 13th ilav
of October, 897, at the hour of three (3) o'clock
p x. for ihe purpose of electing a board of direc-
tors to serve during the ensurig year, and tor the
transaction of such other business as may come
before the meeting.
D. B. DAVIDSON. Secretary.
San Francisco, September 2X, 1897.
■^S 3 SAINT LUKIi'S HOSPI 1 THE AN-
•*» nual meetingof the members of the Corpo-
ration of St. Luke's Hospital will be held at the
Diocesan House, 731 Caliiorma streeU San Fran-
cisco, on MONDAY, the IBtn instant, at 3:30
o'clock, for the election of five members of the
corporation and any other business which may
come before the meeting.
C V. S. GIBBS, President.
WILLIAM DOXKY, Secretary.
SPKCIAIj NOTICES,
WT^f* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Rr--^ the Maria Kip Orphanage of Lake street
and Seventh avenu>-. San Francisco, Cal.. has re-
ceived the following orphan* and hall-orphans
from June 30 to September 30. 1897: Basamm
McCarthy, 6 years 9 months: Katie Mills, 11
years; Ceclle Williamson, 9 years 6 months:
Grace May Woods, 6 years: r.lmlra Evans, 4
years 8 months; Josephine Carey Pace, 4 years 10
months. -
Brrg 3 L. SNOW, tukki-*i baths: alco-
-Ib~-&' hol and salt baths. 107 O'Farrell sU
9TS* wanted — position as house-
B*& keeper. 472 Stevenson St., room 9.
Strj§" MY WIFK. MllS. J. AITCHISON, HAY-
S-* s^ ing left my b-d and board, I wili Dot be re-
sponsible for any deb:« she may contract on and
after this day, October 11, 1897. JOHN AIICHI-
SON, 131OVs Sanchez St.
fp^S miss <;race hays, cabinet
Br^ baths, 203 a Powell st., rooms 1, 2, 3.
eFii* POULTERER. first CLASS, in
Bb^-w 7 store or hotel; pick, truss, bone or lard.
SMITH. 166 Perry sU
CT5f BAD IKNANTS LJKCTKD FOR »4:
Bfr*- I *^ rollections made: city or country. Pacific
Collection Co.. 415 Montgy bu. room b: lei. &580.
lfc^S» PAINTING. WHITENING, I'APER-
sS-e^ hanging. HaRTMaNN, 239 I'hird su
jf^g= MKS.DR.FISH.IOI% GRANT AV.RM 2;
, Ib-^ electrician -.alcohol 'impish butlis; unrivaled
■ JtTS MME. HANSEN; LATEST GALVANIC
l*-*^ battery and cabinet baths. 116 lu.viorst.
jt^= MRS. STKWERT, GENUINE 81KAM
I*-^^ and cabinet baths- 120^ (ieary, room 11.
DIVIDEND NOTICES
KS» DIVIDEND NOTICE— DIVIDEND NO.
m*& 48 (30c per share) of the Hutchlnson Sugar
Plantation Co. will be payable at the office of ihe
company, 327 Market si., on and after Wednes-
day. October 20, 1897. Transfer books will close
Thursday, October 14, 1597. at 3 p. m.
E. H. SHELDON, Secretary.
B^S* HOLDERS OF FI R OHTG A G E
m~& bonds of sierra Railway Company of Cali-
fornia will please present for payment couoon No.
1, due October 12, 1897. at the office of the coin-
-1 pnny, room 288, Crocker building, San Francisco,
! Cal. SIKKRA RAILWAY CO.
9P&= DIVIDEND NOTICE— THE BOARD OF
fc"-* s^ directors of the .Nevada Bank ot San Fran-
cisco has this d»y declared a dividend (No. 22) at
the rate of six (6) per cent per annnm for the quar-
ter endlni? Sept. 30, 18S7, payable on and after
the loth of October, 1597. Tr»nsfer-books will be
closed from the 10th to the 15th Inst., both days
inclusive. D. B. DAVIDSON, Secrotarv.
>an Francisco, Ocu .'•. 1897.
SITUATIONS MANTED-FKMALE.
SWEDISH FIRST-CLASS COOK; UNDER-
iO stands all branches of cooking; 3 years' refer-
ences from last place MR-. NOB TON, 316 sutler.
DANISH HOUHKOIKLi WISHES SITUATION
as first-class cook and housework; can t;ike
full charge; best references. M.HS. SiETj.v
315 butter st.
DE LIABLE, MIDDLE- SCANDINA-
Xt vlan woman desires situation: assist house-
work or second work; 910 to »15; 8 years last
place. MIHS CULLEN, Si! 3 Suiter St. '
■VTEATGERMAN COOK AND HOUSEWORK
-l-i girl desires Bltua' ion; 3 years last place; city
or cou CUL i EN, .-2 Sutler st.
OMAN WITH A GIRL 6 YEARS OLD DE-
sires situation; good cook and l.ouseworker;
best reference; 810 to $15. MISS CULLKN, 323
Sutler st.
pOMPKTENT NURSE WITH BKRT OF REF-
VJ erence desl.es situulion. J. F. CROsKTT &
CO., 316 .-utter st.
p EKMAN EMPLOYMENT OFUCE— MRS.
VJ LAMBERT, 417 Powell sU (lei. Main 6332),
furnishes best lu-lu of al. nationalities.
ANTED —-BY MOST RKSPE'JTABLE
»T woman from the East, situation ai nurse and
seamstress; has first-c:ass references: can take
full charge or baby or trown children. Plea>e
c«U or address MRS MARIA GIBSON, 1221
O'Farrell sU, Y. W. C. A.
MIDDLK- AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN
wauts a situation to do general housework in
a small American family; I* a good cook: refer-
ence from last place. Call or address Housework,
4l Ford St., off .\oe, near Kighteeuih.
I^IRST-CLASS HOUSKKKKPER WANTS
work by the day; is a first-class laundress:
will work for 75c per day or by the week for $1 50,
and assist with general work. 6b4V^ Howard St.,
room 43.
TJILDERLY LADY. SOBER AND INDUS-
XJ irious. wants work in a lodging-honse or in
private house: second work; no children pre-
ferred: references. Call 202 Natoma sU
POmpetent woman wants place in
\J small laiuliy to do boa jework or take care of
children: will give reference if required. W . box
15, Call Office.
WI DO W WOULD LIKE A Pi, ACE AS
housekeeper in hotel or lodging-house: no ob-
jection 10 widower with children. 28 Ellis su,
room 1 .
RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION;
XV general housework: wlllin< and obliging; mod-
erate wages; city or country. 27 Fourth st.,
over florisu
IDOW WANTS SF.WING AND REPAIR-
-11 ing to do at home, or will do housekeeping.
Call after 12 k. and evenings 116 Sixth su, rm. 6,'
But floor.
RESSMAKER: FIRST-CLASS FITTER;
U stylish dr»per and designer: cuts by Taylor
system; by the day. MISS WakWlcK, 830
Geary su
11ELIABLE GIRL WISHES STEADY WORK
XV of nny kind a few hours daily: wages $3 week,
without board. W. 8., box 101, Call Office.
"WOMAN WANTS SITUATION as cook OR
»' general housework in small family. 476
Jessie sU, nearSixtb.
AMERI. AN GIRL WANTS CHAMBER
work in lodging-house. Apply 760 Folsom 6U
EASTKRN LADY WI-HES SITUATION AS
XJ housekeeper; city or country. 28 Kills, rm. 8.
CCANDINAVIANGIRL WISHES GENERAL
O honsework. 28d Ritch at., beu Foisom and
Harrison.
yOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO
»-n o , iSr} n . OUBeworK »n American famUy ; wages
$10 or $12. 6'J Laugtou su 'V s
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1597.
FTTITATIONS WANTKD-Cmittni-».
VOUXG I,*DY »VOULD LIKK A POSITION
J. in an office to do writing and assisu I'iease
address, stating terms, M. B , box 16, Call Office.
-l\r ANTED— SITUATION TO CAKE FOR
" children and sewing or upstairs work or iv-
VHlid lady. Address 406 Lagana st.
OUSKWiEKBY THK DAY BY MIDDLE-
XJ a«ed woman. 12 Hawthorne st,, beu second
and Third. «
REKSMAKER, GOOD FITTER, NEAT
worker, good on children's dresses, will to
families; 75c a day. Address \V. \V., box 44, Call.
YOUNO GIRL WISHES TO DO GENERAL
X hensework; £20. Call at 1411 l.arkin. 10 to 1%
SITUATION WANTED BY A NEAT 6WED-
O Ish girl; lirst-class cook; best of reterences;
30 513 McAllister sU, near Van Ness aye.
WEDISH GIRL WANTS Jk. PLACE TO DO
O general housework and plain cooking. 536Va
Jessie st.
l ssMaKKR, PERFECT FITTER. GOOD
1' finisher, will go out by the day; $1. 812 How-
ard st.
T.-IRST-CLABS COOK WISHES SITUATION;
X understands German und American cooking;
best of rence. Please call at I&°J5 Post su
U ANTED— BY MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN
»» woman situation aa nurse or take care ot
children. J. is., box 1, (.all.
VOUNO GERMAN LADY DESIRES UOUsK-
X keeper's position; widower's family. Address
Housekeeper, box 8, Call Office.
p OOD COOK WISHES s-ITUATION; Jr.WI-H
V.J or American family. Call at '-'331 Va line st.
GIRL WISHES TO DO HOUSEWORK;
wages $20. Address box G., 1243 Mission st.
SITUATION WANTED BY A SWEDISH
O woman to do housework and cooking; country
preferred. 8907 Twenty-ionrth st., near Sanchez.
Rh«PE< TABLE WOMAN WISUKS WORK
by tns nay as laundrest and houbecleaning. 43
Willow aye.. corner IoU sU
WOMAN WISIIKS WORK BY THE DaY
*» washini; or housecleaulug Address M. D.,
IU3, >an Jose aye
pAPABLK WOMAN WISHES ANY KIND OF
\J wor* by the day. 421) McAllister st.
YOVNn WIDOW FROM THE EAST WANTS
X a housekeeper's position. G. W. 8., box 49
CalL
OUNG, STRONG GERMAN WOMAN
X wanu wasblns, ir.inincr and cleaning by the
day; $1 and carfare. M., ll'Jti Fol&om su
"yOCNQ WIDOW DESIRES GENTLEMAN'S
X mending. Call 118 Sixth su, rms. 32-33.
/COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
VJ as cook and laundress. l<Otj>/ Hayes st.
yOC.NO WIDOW FROM COUNTRY WISHES
X position as housekeeper. Room 13, 1020 Mar-
ket st.
"I7"OUNO GERMAN LADY DKSIRE-i POSI-
X tlou as houseiceeper. Roo.ti 7, 112 Taylor sU
"yOUNu GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
X general housework and secona work; good ref-
erence. 618 Taylor su, downstairs.
■yOUNU LADY (STRANGER) WOULD LIKE
X a housekeeper** place: n* olj.-ction to coun-
try. Room 24, 906 Market sU, second floor.
WOMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY WASH-
» ' ing or cleaning. Call 1759 .Howard st., down-
stairs.
ELDERLY LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION
X~j as housekeeper or to do ilgnt housework, a.
F., box 40, CalL
WKDISII GIRLS WISH WORK AS COOK,
housework, seamstress and chambermaid.
Please call for 2 days at oil Fosom su
DKKssMAKKk, LATE OF BKULI.V, BTYL-
Ish cutter and litter, will go out by the day:
«2. Address 2130 a Sutler st.
ISKMAN COOK WISHES A SITUATION IN
V» private family; city references. 747 ShotwelL
EKMAN GIRL WIsHKS SITUATION IN
VJ housework. Please apply 235 Corbett roaa,
near Denver st. ; take Castro st. car and transfer
to Klgbteenthst. car.
OITUATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT
0 trustworthy girl to do housework In a small
family; cot.il cook; beat of references. Call M.
A., S3- Seventh st.
T ADY (PIANIST) WISHES FURNISHED
M room aud breakfast, with private family In re.
turn for lessons, piano and voice culture; wuulJ
gtve part pay menu A. B. G, box 6, Call.
r OCH<a SOUIHI-JRN LADY WISHES A
X position as houseseeper In widower's home;
ci yor country. Call at 2zO OTarrelL room tX
p IRL WIsIIESTO DO LIwHT HOUSE W O R X •
VJ city or suburbs. Aadreis 1200 Kearny st.
■yoUNG UIRL WISHES POSITION TO DO
X general housework; uo cooking. 3778 Twenty-
fourth st, bear Church.
» SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER; NKAT YOUNG
J\. lady desires position: Is an experienced and
expert stenographer; owns new.-mith typewriter;
good IthnaM Address B. X., box 4b, Call.
Y»r N G GIKL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
X chocolate or cream dipping. Address 842 Mc-
Allister si.
yOUXO WIDOW WISHES HOUSE KEEP-
X er's position. Call 1104 Mission sU, corner of
Seventh, room 10.
yOUKU LADY WISHES TO MAKE HER.
X self generally usetal around bachelor's home.
235 O'l arrell su, room 7.
UriDOW. STRANGER.WISHES A PLACE AS
»» housekeeper: city or country: or plain sewlnc
or m«ndln~. Call at 821 Mission sU, room 3.
yOUNO WIDOW WfsHES HOUSEKKEP-
X er's position. 121 Montgomery su, room 8.
yOUNO KNGLISH WOMAN WANTS A SITU-
X tion as housekeeper- 122 Post st., room 9.
OUNG WOMAN DESIRES POSITION AS
X housekeeper in widower's home or to do plain
sewii.g. Call 7 Gram aye., room 2 and 3.
"yOUNG ENGLISH LADY, STRANGER 'IN
X city, would like a situation as housekeeper- no
objection to the country. Rooms 10 and 1 1 122
Post st.
1 9£i fourth, ROOM 23 second floor—
X^" Young widow wants a situation as house-
keeper for widower.
■youNG Danish GIRL WISHES a SiTUA-
X tlon as second girl In private family; refer-
ences. 209 Chattanoogn su
"\rOTJNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE POBITION
X as housekeeper for widower. 223 Maaon su
room 1.
A MIABLK AND ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG
Jr\. lady desires a permanent olace as honsekeeper
in hotel, widower's or bachelor's home. 12014
Geary su, room 2.
yOCSO LADY (GERMAN) DESIRES TO GET
X a housekeeper's place; widower's home or
country hotel preferred. 207 i'ost st., room 8.
YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS
X honsekeepsr for widjwer. Call 120 iS.lis su
room 02.
youso widow, PARISIA N. WISHES posi- j
X tlon as housekeeper: city or country; widower's
home preierred. 1122 Market st., room 31.
yOIi.VO LADY. RUSSIAN, DKSIREs PEK-
X manent place as housekeeper; widower's home
preferred. 223 Post su, room 2.
yOUNO WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
X homekeeper. 1118 Market sU, room 21, sec-
ond floor.
PAINTING, WHITENING. PAPER-HaNG-
X Ing; roofs, gutters painted. Kd wards, 1200Webstr
PANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES
position as housekeeper for ba< helor or elderly
gentleman. Apply 30."> a Mason su, room 1.
£M C LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
\Ji.U CALL Sntiscriptioin and wain ad* taken.
SITUATIONS WASTED-MALE.
pHINESB * JAPAM-&E; KST'D 20 YKAKS-
Vheip;tel.maln 1987. BRADLEY <fcCu.. Clay
JAPANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT
office; best help; tel. Grant 56. 30 Geary su
M UNTJiK & C'J.. CUl.NKs.fc AND JAPANKBS
XJ emp. office, Kl4l ' a California su, tel. main 231.
TAPANESK KM MtST BUREAU- RE-
O liable help. 709 Geary su Tel. Sutler 2126.
pHINESK AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
VJ office: best help. 4141% O'Farrell. TeL E. 426.
ARDKNER— SITUATION WANTED AS
vl gardener on lady's or gentleman's country
p'.ace; 7 years' experience in Sco land; 6 years in
New York and New Jersey ; married; no family.
Gardener, 605 Green su, San Francisco.
|?XPERJKNCED BOOKKEEPER, HA VING
XJ leisure time, would like emp'oyment In writ-
ing up set ot books for firm not requiring perma-
nent bookkeeper; charges reasonable. G. 8., box
9, Call Office. '
WANTED- SITUATION IN COUNTRY OR
" city, by a young man 30 years old; is expe-
rienced bookkeeper and all-round man; not afraid
of work: low salary; bond if required. H. J., box
6, Call Office.
yOUNO MAN, AGED 20, WOULD LIKE PO-
X sitlon In wholesale or commission house;
chance for advance an object rather than salary; <
references. S. E.. box 122, Call Office.
SOBER MAN SEEKS EMPLOYMENT; IS A
cood salesman, fair accountant and good <-ol-
lector; country prfferred: wages moderate; refer- I
ences. G. M.W., box 30, Call Office.
ANTED-POSITION AS STATIONARY
engineer or fireman by a reliable engineer of
many years' expfrience. Address W. HANSON,
I'iTi Cypress su, Oakland,
SITUATIONS WANTKD-Continned.
TNTKI.LIOENT YOUNG GEKMAN (28
J. years) wishes work driving delivery wagon,
wait at t»ble or anythlug. Please address G. H-,
box 2, this office.
WAITER WILL GO OUT TO ASSIST IN
»» servine lunches, dinners and suppers in pri-
vate famliiea. Call or address PERRY, 126 O'Far-
Y OUNQ MAN DESIRfc-S POSITION AS BAR-
X keener or por.er: best of references. HELL-
-BTROM, 1516 Powell st.
WISH WORK; NEVT AND
•* obllginE; handy and willing lo worit; refer-
ences. HKLLSTROM, 1516 Powell St.
"L-IKsT-fLAss UPHOLSTERER AND CAR-
J. 1 iwtman would like position in country or city.
R. * box 14, i ail Office.
rj.9 < iP uKRMAl * waiter wishes steady
VJ Job in hotel or restaurant; city or country.
Address B. 0., box 64, Call Office.
"LfXPERIENCED ELEVATOR MAN OR JAN-
A-i iior wants posluou. J. W., box 102, Call.
"pAINTER WITH FULL SET OF STAGING
X to do nainting by the day or contract work
cheap. 121 Valencia sU
a THOROUGH SALOON-MAN, WITH GOOD
references, wants posiiion; city or conntr^: if
agreeable will buy interest later. 436 Thirteenth.
\ r OUNG MAN, GERMAN, WANTS POSITION
as clerk in a store: experienced and good refer-
ence. Please call at 95 Steuart si., room 27.
/-IARPKNTRH ANT) CABINET -MAKER,
v good mechanic, wauts a situation, l'lease
call or address 286 Natoma st.
L'IUBT-CLASS SHOEMAKER WANTED FOR
X repairing; also lose. L 767 Market si.
I>O>ll lO.V to WORK IN A STORE ASCA>II-
-boy or anytning 10 make him useful. Call 203
ISalomasu
DENTIST-SITUATION WANTKD BY OKAD-
uate of experience. ROACH, box 8, Ca!l.
MAN WELL ACQUAINTED WITH CITY
wants posiiion to drive delivery-wagon or
any kir.d of hard work In stable. R. S. J., box 5.
Call Office.
TIIAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATION,
■*■'*- either in small country hotel or in ininnc
Camp; man understands all work around hoiel
anii Is familiar with mining work: w.fe is Hrst-
( lass cook and housekeeper aud good laundress.
Address M. aud W., box 9% Call.
■youN<j max having kxpkrience in
X bookkeeping and wrapping departments in
dry-goodi houses would like situation as such or
to make himself generally useful. G. U. . box 82,
Call > llioe.
"I* 7 " AN TED— POSITION AS POKIER OR TO
»• wrap or p»ck goo-is, or drive delivery-wagon.
Address before Oct. 30, C. LLaTOK, 547 Minna su
riARDKNKR, MIDDLE-AGED, SINGLE,
VJ would like a plnce in a private family. J. O.
C, box 18, Call Office.
1>«i8ITION WANTKD- COMPETENT HORSE-
xnan and driver: first-class gardener; strictly
temperate; can rill all rtqsiireni ■ m« on gentle-
mnn's place. Address K. a. I'HAUIEKs, 139
iilunast.
Y olSli MAN WOULD LIKE TO LEARN
X horseshoeing. Address 1534 Howard st.
GOOD ADVERTISING WRITER, HANDY
wl- h brush on show cards, desires situation.
Address A. D.. box 8, CalL
ANTED-BITUATION BY MAN KAMIL-
Iar in liquor business as barkeeper or indoor
saiesmaa Address U W. S., box 40, Call Olllce
YOCKO MAN FROM THE EAST WISHES
X sltnation as plumber's helper; 2V» years' ex-
perience. Address THOMAS DERMoi, 175 6
Ninth aye.. East Oakland.
BARKEEPER, FIRST-CLASS, DESIRES A
•-* position in cltv or country; age '27. Address
R. B, box 14, Call.
vy anted-situation by man and
" wife; city or country; woman a good cook and
man understands care oi horses and can be gener-
ally useful. Inquire 37 Mary st., off Mis. ion.
ARDhNERAND FRI'IT-GP.oWKR SEEKS
employment; 16 years' experience in orange-
growing. \\., box 8, Call Office.
p ARDENEK. MARRIED, WIMIhS PLACE
VJ in private family; good rait-rence. W.. box 8,
Call Office.
YOI'XO MAN WANTS Juß: LIGHT WORK;
X small wages. Address s., box 14, Call Office.
STEADY YOUNO MAN. WITH YEAR-,' XX-
O pertence, wishes a position a* driver of a miv-
WKgou; reiereucess Addiesa B. W., Hi
Eddy s;.
lirANTED— FIRST-CLASS E N G I N X f. R
»" wants s:eady position; country preferred.
Address 5-1 Turk su
EXPKRIKNCKD YOUNG MAN WISH KS TO
tinish his IraJe, blacksmith and wheelwright;
permanent situation; start ou small salary. Ap-
ply JIM, 957 Market sU
"*f IDDLE-AUED MAN. HANDY' ABOUT
l'L machinery: can do repairing in wood or
lion, also fireman or engineer: good reference.
11. E. R., Reno House, Sacramento su
JA J* A NE>K AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT
office, best help, 314b Sutter St.; tel. Grant 30.
I^NGINKER'S POSITION BY COMPEIENT
-i man familiar with refrigerating, electrical,
pneumatic and hydraulic machinery. Address
LOUIS B. OORLO.N. 1005 Golden Gale aye.
I"<NGINKER: LOCOMOTIVE OR STATION-
■t ary; first-class letters: filteen years last place.
Q. K. L., box 48, Call office.
WANTED — POSITION AS TEAMSTER
with some ciiy firm: first-class reference.
Address A. X., box 124, Call office.
Situation wanted by a first-class
pruner; has been raised on a fruil ranch. F.
1 ., box 14. Call Office.
ftl C LAKKIN-BRANCH OFFICK OF THK
"'1 «J CALL; bubgc-ripuoiu snu want ads token.
TAPA.NKSE FIRST-CLA>S WAITER WANTS
O situation as waller in family in me city. J.X..
box 44. Call Office.
\y INCHKKTEK HOUSE; 44 THIRD ST.. NR,
»» Market. VOO rooms a6c to $1 60 per nisht;
1 1 60 to $(Sper week; convenient and rnapecuklu*;
Iree bus and bargagb to and train the terry.
HELP WANTED-KEMALE.
(CHAMBERMAID. CITY HOTEL, $15; WAIT-
J ress, city hotel, $20; 2 restanrant waitresses,
$5, $15 and room; necond girl, private family,
$16: German nurseglrl, $12: nurscgirl, $3, sleep
home: 4 German girls, housework, $'20; house-
work girl, 2in family. $16: girt, housework, for
Alameds, $15; san Jose, $1«; Merred, $15 and
free fare; 18 girls, housework, $15, *JO. C. R.
H A Nskn & CO , IUB Geary su
OOK AND SECOND GIRL. SAME FAMILY,
country, $i! 0. $15, see party here; cook fur
men, city, $1:5; cook, private family, city, $25.
C. R. HANSEN * CO., 108 Geary sU
CIOOK AND LAUNDRESS, COLUMBIA
' square, $25: French girl. Mission. $'..'6: girl,
rddy, $25; girl. Goush. $25; girl. Mission. $25;
girl. Kills. $20: cirl. Sntter, $20; cirl, MarKet,
*J0; girl. Post, $20: girl. Geary, $20: cirl, Van
Ne-ssave., $20; tirl, Scott. $20; Eirl. Golden Gate
aye., Wh 25 girls, $16 per month. MARTIN &
CO., 749 Market st.
q RESTAURANT WAITRESSES. $6 WEEK;
■ •> '2 waitresses, $20 and room; 6 waitresses, $15
and room: wai r^sses for San Jose, Cal.: 8 wait-
resses, $4a week. MARTIN it Co., 749 Market.
H CHAMBERMAIDS TO ASSIST WAITING;
• city and country; $15 to $20 and room. MAR-
TIN <S CO.. 748 Market st.
~OK. SMALL RKSTAURANT.NICK PLACE.
$6 a week and room. MARTIN <fc CO., 749
Market st.
\\7" A I TRE-S, CITY RK.VTAURANT, FINE
»T pace, *6 week. MARTIN «t CO., 749MarkeU
OOK AND bKCONDGIRL, GERMAN ONLY,
$45 and room. MAKTIN A CO., 749 Market.
COOK AND NURSKGIRL, SAME FAMILY,
city. $'.8, etc. MARTIN <fc CO., 749 Market.
3 GERMAN WAIIEiis; $25 AND ROOM.
MARTIN <fc CO., 749 Market sU
\\ IRL. VACAVILLE-. CALL EARLY; $20.
VJ MARTIN <t CO. 749 Market sL
HEAD WAITRESS, $25 AND ROOM. MAR-
TIN&CO., 749Marketst.
HOUSEWORK, SAN RAFAEL, $20: SAN
Jose, $20: 8 housework «lrls, city and coun-
try. $20 and $26: 8 young girls, assist, $10 to $15.
MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutler St.
RESTAURANT COOK: $7 A WEEK. MISB
CULLKN, 323 Sutter sU
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER; $20. MISS
CULLEN. 323 Sutler st.
NEAT YOUNO GIRL: $12. MISS CULLEX,
323 Sutler st
IpRENCH NURSE, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323
Suiter st.
WAiThK-S, COUNTRY, $25. MISS CUL-
VI LEN. 3^3 Sutter st.
IT^RKNCU OR SPANISH COOK, $25. MISS
' CULLKN, 323 Suiter st.
pERMAN OR SWISS COOK, RANCH COOK.
VJ $25. MISS CULLBN. 323 Sutter St.
EAMSTRESS, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323
sutter st.
rpp.AINED COOK FOR INSTITUTION, $40
1 and increase: wai: ess and parlor-maid. $J5,
see lady here; 3 German and French second gir.s,
$20 3 cooks German style, $2J and $30; French
cook. $25; French nurse, $20; cook, boarding-
bouse, German style, ?26: 3 waitresses hotel and
restaurants, $20, and $6 a week, and a large
number of girls for cooking and housework in city
and country. J. F. CKgSiSTT a ca. 316 Butler.
HELP WASTED-ConiinuPd.
W" ANTED— A CATHOLIC WOMAN AS
»» lady's maid, $30: waitress and parlor-maid, 2
in faniiiy, $".'5: waitress, restaurant. $5 a week:
cook »nd second girl, same bou<e. $25 and $20;
20 honsework girls. $25. $20 and $15. Apply
MISS PLUNKE 424 Sutler sU, near PowelL
COOK, »3l); SECOND GIRL, $20: CHAMBKR-
maid. $15: miduie-aged woman. Sl5; lOhoase-
worK glr:s, $25; 4 Ueriuau cooks, $25 to $30; 25
hOL'segirls, 'JO. and a great many girls for the
country. MRS. NORTON, 3t6 Sutter su
Ty ANTED— lau.nhres- FOR ax INSTI-
" tntion, $25: waitress, $25; 10 younir Rir.s,
light housework, $16. MR-. MIRTuN, 315 Sutler.
p ERMAN EMPLOYME.NT ui'iKi-., JulS..-..
VT LAMBERT, 417 Powell su, haj places for
girls of all nationalities.
GIRL. TO ASSIt-T LIGHT IIOUSEWORK;
about 15.. Call after 9, 3456 seventeenth St.,
near Guerrero.
ANTJBD-OERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL
11 for cooking and geueral housework; wages
$20. 149y 2 Folsom
\ A T KD— YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT
»» housework; piaiu cooking. 1104 Devisudeio
B'-, near Turk.
GIUL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK FOR
VJ small German family; wages $15. 2206 Bush.
A PPRENTILE FOR DRESSMAKING; GOOD
-ci seamstress. 640 Ellis st.
DRESSMAKERS' APPRENTICES AND IM-
provers wanted. 2133 Bush sU
GIRL TO A^IST IN GENERAL HOUSE-
work. 532 O'Farrell st
WANTED — APPRENTICE ON CUSTOM
" coats 626 Minna 81.
GIRLTO DO LIGHT HOUSE WOKK. APPLY
2114 Green su
I?IRST-CLASS TAILORESS ON COATS; NO
• other need apply. ll^SVi Clay st.
APPRENTICE WANTED ON FINE COATS;
paid while learning. 823 Geary st.
\UANTED-GKRMAS GIRL FOR GENKKAL
" housework, tall 539 McAllister st.
TA ILO R WANTKD TO WORK ON CUS-
J- torn vests 1124^ Market st room 24.
WANTKD->GOOD FINISHERS ON PANTS;
'» also experienced apprentice. 323 Natoma st.
"K'IRST-CLAS^ WAIVT-TRIMMERS AT MAX
X 1 BECHTEL'S, 1455 Franklin St.. near suiter.
API'KEXTICE WITH SO.MX EXPERIENCE
XX on custom coats; paid by learning. 5:08 '. 71h.
\\T TED- FIRST-CLASS WAIST-FINISH-
• » er at once. 121 Post st., room 45.
PPRENTICE; DRESSMAKING: MUST BE
■tX. n. ai bewer and tive3 months. 1408% Polk,
■yOUNG gikl for general house-
X work and assist with cooking. 610 Grove su
WOMAN TO WORK IN KITCHtN; CALL
»» early. IS Polk sU
GIRL TO LEARN DRESSMAKi:*G; ONE
living at home preferred. 6 Eddy, room 96.
WANTED— PROTESTANT GIKL FOR GEN-
'» eral honoework; no washing. 1524 Mission.
ANTED FUR SEWER AND FINISHER.
J. W. HULL. 838 Market su
\'OUNG GIRL 1O MIND BABY; ASSIST
X with light housework: good home; small
mgea 210 Douglas 1 su. near Eighteenth.
■yOUNG GERMAN GIRL ASSIST HOUSE-
X work, care 2 children; $10 to $12. 336 Hayes.
GIRL TO ASBI-T HOUSEWORK; CHlL-
dren; $10. 1029 Shoiwell st.
A PPRENTICK WANTED FOR HAIR DRESS-
JCV Id?. G. LEDERER, 111 StocKton su
HONEST. CAPABLE BUSINESS WOMAN
to take entire charge of olllce; experience un-
necessary; reference required. Aduress W., box
30, i all Office.
4 APPRENTICE GIRLS TO LEaRN DRESS-
making. 1003^ Broadway, room 11, Oakland.
SEAMSTEsS ACCUSTOMED TO WORKING
O nn dresses: also apprentice. 231 Post. r. 17.
p ERMAN GIRL WANTED FOR HOUsE-
VJT work. 451 Guerrero st.
pIRL FOR CIGAR-STAND. 25 EAST ST.
WANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO TEND BABY;
" wages reasonable. 121 six.h su
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSK-
work and cooking; references required. 636
Buker st.
pATTERNS 25c; DRESSMAKERS FUR-
X nlsht>d tihops and families: positions free. Mo
DOWELL Dressmakini;, Millinery scliool,lo3 Posu
PERAIORS WANTED. LEVI STRAUSS <fc
Ca, 32V a Fremont st.
WANTED— Al CLOAK FINISHERS AT M.
SIMINOFFS, 1228 Market sU
/'I C LAKKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF. THE
VJ lO CALL, bubscrtptlons and want ads taken.
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
1»1 Winchester House, 44 Third st.. near Market:
200 rooms; 2&c to $1 50 per night: $1 60 to $6
per week: tree bus and baggage to «nd lrom ferry.
HKLP WANTED— MALE.
TT'Xj'ERIBNCED SALESMAN FOR FLOWER.
-Cj store, $^0: waiter, helps. ha'l, $25: 2 waiter-
boys. $5 a week: short-o-dir cook, country, $25;
pantryman, $J5: porter boy, $15: Ironer, Tyler
machine, $30; starcher, $25; washer, $28: 4ranch-
hands, see bo<<s here, $20: 2 teamsters, $1 and
board: ■ lumber-pliers, $26; man and wife for
dairy. $40: 2 ranch teamsters. $20: Iturleii;h
drill man. »60. C. R. HANSEN «fe CO.. lOSGeaiy.
a WAITERS, $5 A WEEK; 2 WAITERS, $6 A
" week; 3 waiters. $7 a week: 4 waiters, $20
and room; waiter, railroad eating-house. JlAil-
TIN CO.. 749 Market su
EGETABLKMAN, $25: 3 DISH WASHERB,
> $20 and room; 2 dishwashers. $5 a wrek: 3
dishwashers, $ 4 a week. MARTIN & CO., 749
Market st.
AN FOR NEW YORK BUTTER-CAKKS; 3
cooks' helDers. $5. $6 aud $7 per week. MAIL-
TIN <fc CO., 749 Market sU
OOK AND WAITRESS FOR SOUTHERN
Cnlifornia, $70 and room. MaP.TIN & CO.,
749 Market su
YOUNG MEN; WAIT SOME; PRIVATE
boardinz-honse: $15: etc. MARTIN <fc CO.,
749 Market sU
5 BOYS AND YOUNG MEN FOR STORE
O work, $4 a week, etc MARTIN CO., 749
Market st.
O KITCHEN MS.N. $8. $10 AND $12 AND
O room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market sU
WA?HF.It FOR A COUNTRY LAUNDRY.
»» MARTIN & CO., 749 Marketst.
C) WAITERS, SAME HOUSE, $50 AND ROOM.
C MARTIN & CO., 749 Market sU
A N OYSTER COOK, $35 AND ROOM. MAR-
±\. TIN & CO., 749 Market st.
C BARBERS, $15 TO $18 PER WEEK. MAR-
O TIN & CO., 749 Mar*et su
9 RESTAURANT PORTERS. martTn a
— CO., 749 Market sU
ESTAURANT BUTCHER. MAitTIN & Ctt
Xt 749 Market '
CARPENTERS, CITY. MARTIN & CO., 749
Market st. '
©•JftAND $35 PER MONTH AND FOUND
«iP'iV»paid each man as laborer to handle lum-
brr, make roads in woods, work in sawmill and
woods, remember no experience required, , we ship
tc-day lia'f carload of 30 men to this great saw-
mill and bank corporation, who will pay half your
fare: 60 woodenoopers, different counties, $2 60
$2 10, $1 60 and $1 25 cord: 35 tiemakers. 8c
earh: 50 xblnglebolt-makersi, tools and food fur-
nished; 30 laborer;', teamsters, city places, $1 75
day. $1 60 day and $26 per month and found ; 30
farmers, orchard ' and vineyard hands, different
places. $25, »20, $15 per month and found. 3 prun-
ers, $26 and found: farmer and wife, $30; 3 chore-
boys, $10 and $15: man lo herd stock: 3 milkers
$26 and $20; blacksmith for ranch, $26 and found-
painter, city Job, $2 day; orranlte-cut;er, $3 day-
Burleixh driller, $2 day and fonnd; experienced
man on fence and grill work. £:URRAY REA-
DY, 634 and 636 Clay sU
OOKS. WAITERS, DISUWASHERS-WE
\J have 30 difterent places; come und see us
MURRAY * READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
WANTED-YOUNG GERMAN BOY FOR A
" candy manufactory in country, $12 rer
month and board, lodging and washing: 12 ranch
teamsters, $26: 12 scraper teamsters, $2j, for
largo ranch; 10 woodchoppers. SI 25, San M»teo
County, tools advanced; 2 ranch teamsters, $20-
-milker, $25, steady job, mv« understand a little
butchering; man, run mule pack train, *35 and
found; cooks, waiters, dishwashers and others.
W. D. EWER A CO., 626 Clay st.
WANTED — 2 SHOEMAKERS. $30 AND
»» found; painter; laundry man tor hotel: stick-
erman, $3 a day; & coal-miners, *2 50 a day cabi-
net-maker. 25c an hour; laborers, $1 a day ami
board: farmers, milkers, woodchoppers and oihers.
Apply to J. F. CROSETT dt CO.. 628 Sacramento.
ANTED-FRkNCH HOTEL COOK- RFS-
taurant cook, S7 a week; waiters, dishwash-
ers and others. Apply to J. F. CROSitTT <tCU.
628 rHmenlo sU ,
WANTED— BUTLER, $35: BUTLER. $50:
" cook, $10 a Wfek; cook, French family, *30-
-walt«r. country boarding-house, $20; waiter. $25-
-dishwashers: iroier. $30: Frenchman to drive
*20. ANDRE. 308 Stockton su
v^tockman AND wife, $60: stockman,
kj 525 and board; man to milk and do stable-
work, $40 and room: 2 farmers, Santa Clara. $15-
-caper-hanger. K. T. WARD <fc CO., 608 ana 610
Clay at.
HELP WANTED— Continned.
YITANTED-A MAN AND WIFE FOR VINE.
» » yard, $40; second butler. $30. Apply JllbS
PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter St. _^_____
T»r ANTED— YOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED
II in poultry-raising on a larce scale: must be
able to . use incubaiors and brooders; handy with
carpenter's tools and able to keep a plant in first-
class shape; wages S2O. P. B , box 9. Call.
SALESMAN IN & VERY TOWN; 2 LlGHT-
ning sellers: everyone buys on slsht: $5 per
day easy. Address H., box 49, Call Office.
pELIABLE MAN TO _.KA»E VINEYARD
XI on shares; references. Address V. V., box 2,
Call Office.
WaSTKD-A. MAN TO WORK AROUND
Xj ihe h"use bandy with tools: short distance in
the country; $15 month and found. 211Grantave.
SHOEMAKER WANTKD ON REPAIRING.
O 7^'6Vb Howard si., beu Third and Fourth.
OV WANTED TO LEARN TRADii. FINK
X> & --CHI.NDLER, 1309 Market St.
•\\r ANTED— BOY'S FOR GORDON PRESSES.
>V s'-'0 Market St.
\'O. 1 CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH. 426
i-i Ninth st.
3 MEN TO GO SOUTH. 4 NORTH; ALSO
ship's carpenter. HERMAN '». 637 Ciay st.
C ACTIVK MEN; GOOD TERMS. CALL 8
O a. m., 836 Howard st.
WANTED— PRESSER ON CUSTOM COAT*.
1044 Howard St.
TV"ANTED— MAN TO HELP A FEW
fT hours daily in cigar-stand. 434 Kearny st.
OY ABOUT 16 TO LEARN ELECTRICAL
work. Address Boy, box 40. Call.
I?IRST-CLASS COATMAKEKS: WORK BY
X week oa custom coats. 28 Morris aye.
pooD BaRBKK WANTED. 1531 POLK st.
TEADY LUNCH WAITER. 28 FIRST ST.;
8 A. M.
COMPOSITORS ON BOOK WORK. R. R.
PATTERSON, 429 Montgomery st.
OFFICE BOY', AGKD 16, RESIDING WITH
parents; reference requtred. 130 Powell st.
"V^OUNG MAN IN GROCERY-STORE: BTATE
X references and salary expected. Box 53, Call.
ARBER-BHOP. COUNTRY HOTEL; OWN-
■• er has to come to the city; can be bought
Cheap. Apply to STOLTZ, 630 Market st.
i,URST-CLASS BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE.
Inquire of DECKELMANN BROS.
TYLISH HAIRCUT IOC; E LEGANT SHAVE
sc; clean towels. 602 Pacific St., near Kearny.
PEOKUITS WANTED FOR THiS UNITED
Xt states marine corps, ' United State* navy;
able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of
21 and 30 years, who are citizens of the United
States, or those who have legally declared their
intention to become such; must be of good char-
acter and habits and able to speak, read and write
English, and be between 6 feet 5 inches and 6 feet
In height. For further information apply at the
recruiting office, 20 Ellis su. San Francisco, CaL
V\r ANTED — FIBBI-CLABS EXPERIENCED
*f clothing man: also experienced furnishing
goods salesman: window-dressers preferred; good
salary. Address H. C, box 119, Call.
TO ADIES-COAT, VEBT AND TROUSERS-
makers wanted. Apply at 11 a. m. at the stev-
ensou-st. entrance. CHARLES LYONS. 721
Market st.
T ATHER WITH GOOD REFERENCES CAN
XJ obtain employment and a home of his own on
the best terma. Inquire box 11, Call Office, Oak-
land.
ANTED-LADIES TAILORS; GOOD PAY
M. J. KELLER <& CO.. Oakland.
Wn-CH \IR BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE IN
X mountain town; pop. 3000. li.qulreof Deck-
elman Broi. or WILL <fe FIN'cK CO.
"l ANTED- MALE AND FEMALE SINGERS
»T who will sine in choir for practice; small re-
muneration. Address Choir, box 102, Call Office.
litXPKKEKNCBD LUBRICATINU-OIL BALES-
Xj man can obtain permanent position. B. 0.,
box 81, Call Office. .'
C)(\ BOYS BETWEEN 15 AND IS YEAR*
£.\J of age, Apply at 200 sutter su
QHOEMAKERS ON REPAIRS AT 743 MlS-
kj sion st.
L ARBEK'S ASSOCIATION— FREE KMPLOY-
J'ment Office, a FUCHS. Sec., 325 Grant aye.
mWO-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE
X cheap. Apply 733 3 Broadway. -
ANTED — GOOD CARRIAGE BLACK-
»» smith. 47 and 49 Beale bu
/♦] ?. LARKIN — BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
vlw CALL, t-uuacriptloos and want ads taken.
TV" ANTED— GET YOLK SHOES MADE TO
• ' fl your feet a; the same price you buy ready-
made ones, irom $1, $2, $3, $4 and $5, at 562
Mission St., beL First aud Second.
1 f\ FIRST-CLAhS OPERATORS ON LADIES'
IV cloaks. M. SIMINOFF, 1228 Market st.
SIMON wants 100 MEN TO GET BOTTLE
. beer or wine sc: tesc free lunch. 643 Clay.
VINE MEN'S CALF SHOES $1 75; TO ORDER
J $2 60; men's hall soling 3Sc; neellng 25c:
strictly one price. 9n9 Howard st.
LADIES' SHOES, DOLING. 36c: MEN'S
XJ shoes, soli 60c: alt repairing done at halt
the uaual price. 562 Mission st.. bet. Ist and 2d.
tI'ANTED^AT MONTANA HOUSE, 764V_
• » Mission: men to take rooms: 10c, 15c ana
25c per uight; 60c. 90c and $1 per week.
~\\r ANT El>— men 10 i.earn BARBER
»» trade; shops, tools, positions furnished- S
weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 188VS, Eightb.
ROOMS, 150 TO 75c PKR .NIIiHT; 000 iu«i«j
»*r week. Oriental. 225 Drumm su
AILORS AND ORDINARY' SEAMEN
wanted atLANE's, 604 Davis, near JacKsoo.
SINGLE ROOMS 10c AND 160 NIGHT, 750
and $1 week. Linden House, Sixth and Howard.
1;lcho HOUSE, 863^ MARKET st.-koums
XJ 20c. 25c to 600 night: $1 to *2 w*elc
LOT OF UNCALLKD-FOR SHOES FROM 250
ap to $1 jo. 562 Mission su. Det. Ist and 2d.
onnn PAIRS— ANOTHER LOT op MEN'S
i)\J\l\J shoes: been slightly damaged; at l*s«
than one- fourth their valne: from 2*c t« $_ bU
662 Mission su, bet. First and Second.
W INCHE-TER HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST.. NR.
" Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading-
room: tree 'bus and bacgage 10 and irom the ferry.
OCOi* ill>StilON tsT.— BRANCH Of FICK Olf
— «J—V> 'ihm Ca__; kubscrliiuuiu u>d wans »oi
laken.
\\i ANTED, TOCOLLECT DUE LABOR-
" ers^clerks KNOX Collection Afcy, llOSnttar.
TRY ACMK HoUrtE. 957 MARKET ST., BK-
'iow Sixth, for a room; _5c a nlgbl; tl a week.
\*' ANTED— LABORER.-* AND MECHANIOU
'» to know that Ed Rolk'.n. K«no Hoase proprie-
tor. atiU runs Denver Housa. UXI Third st.: ijJ
luree rooms: '.'6c per nleht: $1 io<:i r«*r week.
AGENTS WANTED.
A T E D - ENERGKTIO LADY AGENTS-
»* big profits. Address B. P., box 81, Call.
AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR
xL our celebrated teas, coffees, spices; big in-
ducements offered: write for par:iculars: agents
wanted everywhere: free watches, bicycles.
dishes. Great Am-rictin Importing Tea Co.. 62
Market St., Sun Francisco. '
» GENTS M A XX FROM $3TOS« A DAY SELL-
JA. ing specific medicines. Apply 43i< 2 Third St..
dr. g. krampert.
gents Wanted for medicated
wafers: positive safezuard: $1: also tonic
SDecific for all female troubles: for home usa.
t)H. AXU Ml:s. W ■ liky-R. 628 ' <l<lv a:
EOOMS WANTED.
,7?URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 2 BED-
J? rooms aud sitting-room or 2 bedrooms: board,
2 laiies, 2 children, 9 and 4 years: state price. B.
8., box 110, Call office.
pIANO TO EXCHANGE FOR ROOMS AND
X board: central location. P. R., box 14. Call.
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.
TirANTED-BY STEADY, MIDDLE-AGED
»» gentleman, nice sunny room and breakrabt
with stnctiy private family, where there are no
young children or other iroomers preferred. Ad-
dress W. W., box 4, this office.
HOUSES WANTED.
TVTANTED— SMALLUNFUKNI3HED HOU^E
' f f by 2 single men. 128 Fifth st. "v<^
WANTKD-MISCELLANEOCS.
I\rANTED-SKCOND-HAND, LATEST EDI-
" tions, Sterlina's Histology, Dalton's Phyai-
bl°x^b^ a a il°o 0 n e Embr> ' oloBy - Addfe93 Bo °^
a. Sofh'in^and^ks! 1 '- W^^TcSi
moOLS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND
X ranges bought and sold. CUKTIN. 1123 Market
LD GOLD, GOLD DUST. JEWELRY' FTC
bonght. O. NOLTE. jeweler, 222 O'FarrelL
P AWNBROKER-OLDGOLU SILVER, CAST-
X off clothing bought. Add. COLEMaN, il TUird.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
HOTEL TO RENT — . _.
FLRNI>*HED IN A GOOD . ■«
. COUNTRY TOWN __ 1
Grocery and bar, fine corner $750
Bakery and candy-store, 2 rooms *J25
t-aloon, fine location, only _75
Hotel in country town near the city 1,60;)
Restaurant and delicacies. nan
Saloon worth $2000, price 700 .
Grocery and bar, fine new corner 1.500 »
Partner wanted iv good bnsiness 2.000 f
Restaurant and coffee saloon 200
Cigar-stores from $100 to 1,000
Candr-siores from 8100 to 600
HENRY a DECKER, 1020 Market st.
(tt»l Af\fi GROCERY, PRODUCE AND POUL-
«JhI4UU. try business in lively town not far
from this city: Al bors* and wagon included;
more than value in sight: cltars $150 per month
an<l over- rent only S18; sellin,' on account of dis-
agreement of partners: trial allowed before buy-
ing. M. LESS-, 5 Fourth st
qoaa RESTAURANT HALF A BLOCK
«Jp_.UU. from Marketst-: old establishfd staud;
has a good paylnK trade; must be sold at once. M.
LESS, 5 Fourth at. ,
Cl. T-C SALOON ON THIRD ST.: GOOD
th>L 10. place; worth $250; low rent; good fix-
tures: has steady trade; must be sold this week.
M. LESS. 6 Fourth su
C« 1 OS.A SALOON .AND LoDGING-HOUSE
IZOU. on busiest portion of the city front;
16 rooms: all furnisned; low rent; long lease; is
doii ga fine paying trade: positive value in sight
for more than the price asked; bears full Investi-
gation; must be sold, as owner is aoout to leave
the State. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st.
CL'Qnfl GROCERY AND BAR: PRESEN
tJD^jUU. owner there 4 years: best locality Routh
Of Market: 3 nice living-rooms; cheap rent: value
for $400; must be sold at once; owner sick. M.
LES?, 5 Fourth. ,
<I_£»n a great bargain: 56 NICKEL- ,
«IDUI/. slot machines; worth $300; must be sold
to-day; best speculation to mate money; they are
easy sellers. App.y WILKK, 783 Market st.
"L'IRST-CLASSCHaNCEFOR A FIRST-CLASS
X 1 grocer in a new market, cor. Grove and Laguna;
opened next Saturday; all fixtures put up by the
corporation. Inquire at (he market Of CHRIS
MERCHANT, or 706 Ivy aye.
<JJJI rr\ PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT
«ipJ ♦)■'. business suited to plain, steady man
satisfied with $12 to $15 a week. 9 Geary st.,
room 2. . *%
I-<OR SALE IN HAYWAKDS-A
Ing businf ss; all c»sh; require $80 capital; this ]
will stand investigation. Address K. E., box 7a, -
Hay wards, Cal. "-■ ' ■; ■- :
(JiiPinn ESTABLISHED COFFEE
<r«JUI/. and lunch house: big profit: party
leaves city. D., box 5, Call Office.
CJjr f\ BAKERY, STATIONERY; 5 LIVING- >l
tJT O\J. rooms: reut $12 50; account sickness. *
904 Folsom st.
COAL. WOOD AND STABLE BUSINESS FOR
sale; owner retiring; here 11 years. 1623
Market st.
lIESTAURANT AT A SACRIFICE IF SOLD
XV to-day: make offer; all in running order; ac-
count of departure. VilO second su
CaNDY-STORE COMPLETE; MUST SELL
Friday; cash $176; sickness. Address box 1,
Oakland. ■"•;;■
PARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL; MAN-
X ufacturing business: large returns, j. KEL-
LETT, Postoffice, Oakland.
IpOR SALE — BAKERY AND DAIRY PRO-
duce, with or without route. 9 Guerrero su
p EKMAX lADY DESIRES A GENTLEMAN
VT partner. Room 15, 1118 Market st-
SALOON; 5251^, SANSOME *T., NEAR POBT-
office; Bicknem cause of selling.
tOR SALE— ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS OF
X I owner, an old well-established grocery-store,
with bar, together with story house of 5 rooms
and bath: also large barn, horse, grocery-
etc Apply to owner, H. KOsIER, Fourth and
Webster sis., Oakland.
ffl»OP:nn LIVERY STABLE: CENTRAL
ts)4O\J\J. location: Old established: clearing
monthly $200; full value In stock; casn, or ex-
cnange half for ranch. L. OESTERREICHER,
630 Market su
OLD-ESTABLISHED CANDY' FACTORY AM)
\J retail business for sale; owner will stay with
party until January 1, 1898, so as to K've him full
knowledge of business Apply (.all Office.
CjUhft FOR SALE — GENERAL BLACK-
tS>K)<J\J. smith-shop; in one of the best towns of
Sonoma Co.: stock and tools worth the money: 3
roomg connected. F.K. BITTNER, Petaluma, Cal.
$'->(\f\ PARTNER WANTED IN FIRST-
tiXJVJ. class res'.nurant; doing good business;
chance for a good man. B. CL'RKaX, 268 Minna.
SEE EMIL (OHK BEFOUE DISPOSING OF
furniture, saloons, groceries, eta; eoods sold o>i_i
commission; low rates. 632 Market. TeL Clay 47.m
TF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A BUSr- 1
X ness see Cal. Business Exchange, 850 Market f
ffljOf^fk RESTAUKANT; GOOD LOCATION;
fiDOO\J. nicely fitted up; good morning and
evening trade; trial Riven. Inquire Call Office.
ANTED— PART NER. WITH $4UO: BUSI-
'» nes« honorable and permanent;experience not
necessary; working man preierred B. A..bx 1.0, Ca1l
Utl-7F; BARGAIN; S A LOON CENTRAL;
«jp X I .good business; cheap rent. 805 Howard.
/1 entleman PARTNER wanted tTy 4%
VJ youag Eastern lady. 10ly Gram aye., room 15. *
ffijKflfl GROCERY AND BAR; 5 LIVING-
i®O\J\J. rooms; good stock. 117 Fillmore su
J_l (\(\ BRANCH BAKERY, LUNCH-ROOM
rip X \J\J. and piano for sale. G. G., box 38. Call.
GOOD SALOON AND CIGAR-STAND FOR
sale; opposite ferry. 25 East st.
PARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL IN
I something new; 200 customers to start: only
one in the city; big money: English or __sttru
man preferred. 3 Oa_ st.
<2?lQ()fl AN OLD-ESTABLISHED HaY,
«jj)l(JUv. grain, wood and coal y ard ; good loca-
tlon. J. D.. r.ox 91, Call office.
QjQnn GROCERY AND BAR; ROOMS
*)T*j\J\y. with or without furniture; rent $15.
248 Eleventh st.
OUNG GIRL, STRANG.ER, WANTS GEN-
tlemaa partner. 806 Market, room 24, 2d flr.
ALOON AND BARBKK-SHOP FoR SALE.
0 Apply 211 Leldesdorff st. *■
.^fiOO «R. ol -'EBY._TOiIK AND branch
tS)VU\J. b.kery and notions; 3 living-rooms-
rent cheap; sold on account of death of ownnr
App y 6--2 Telnraph aye., Oakland. "»""•
INING.ROOM, KITCHEN, WITH RANGE
to let. 405 Geary st-; experienced parties.
WANTED TO BUY — WHOLE OR PART IN
dressTi.^x'sa^n 71^ car * ent *^°p- Ad- :
ARGE -A LOON-OPPOSITE FACTORY"! }
rent $25: average $10 a dcv; must seU thu*^
week. 1121 Harrison.
PARTNER, FOR LIQUOR-STORE: MUST
X have some capital; German preferred. S. C.
box 1 87« Cull.
ENERAL MERCHANDISE STOCK IN
J Menlo Park, for sale, and store for rent both
on easy terms; advertispr has other Dv si n. ss re-
quiring his attention. Address O. X-, box 60, Cail.
OLD TOLL-GATE SALOON, ON SAN BRUNO
road, b?low Six-mi c House; good business-
sickness cause of sale. '
VfORNING A N D EVENING ROUTE, JOINT- _rff
lX |y or separately; moderate. 1019 Post st WW
9 10 11 A. M '
Y OUNO LADY FROM EUROPE DESIRES
X. genUeman partner. Room 2, ill Geary si.
nOol) CALL ROUTE CHEAP. 1116 V.
VJ Broadway. v "
$')*.(> GOOI> RESTAURANT FOR SALE-
*V — *'v. a bargain for the right party; good
cause; rrlal giveu. 21S0 Fillmore
OLD BUI_I>INUS BOUGHT A ND RFMOVED-
\J short notice. J. B. FRENCH, 318 Van Ness!
COFFEE AND TKA KOUTES SUPPLIED
from CAS W ELL & CO.'f , 415 Sacramento st.
SPLENDID r-TERN-WUEEL RIVER PAS-
senger and freight s; earner for sa c Apply to
T. K. l ELER, General Agent North Pacitio
Railway. 638 Market sL, S. F.
OKTLANI/ AUENCY IHIS PAPER. IV-
qnire tnu emeu ut <v 133 Xiilrd »v, PorUanit
Oregon.
HKMTURE FOR SALE.
TT'URNnURt. bTOVES, CARPETS, COUN-
X ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market.
1 Ol l| POLK-8-ROOM FLAT, WKLL FUR-
X£>X V nished; 6 rooms rented; steady roomers,
HOUSEHOLD KAAGES AliK THE D^l'
JOHN F. MEYERS CO.. 647 Market ss.
IG BARGAIN IN FURNITURE; SELLING
out: going to Alaska. Bt 6 Mission su
£•1 E LAHKiN— BRA.NC.i OFFICE OF THbJ
I*l O CALL. Mibscrlptlnu an 1 wan: ads takeaAl
FURNITURE WANTED. **^P»
BEAUCHAMP cash""Vok
. furniture, merchandise. 305 Larnin st.
room 99: tel. Jessie 32. '
Partner WANT restaukas*
X small amount. Inquire 26 Sacramento st. v*
pASH FOR FURNITURE, CA rVeT>. ETC."
V^ full v lue. Pac. Fur. Co., 228 Stockton st. '
T J. NEU.MA-N, 121 SIXTH BUYS.AND
XJ. sells furniture and carpeta; also stora e. I
TNDIANA Al-CIION CO. REMOVED to la
iMontgomery »t.;hlg_est prices paid. Tel. D»vU7i

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