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10
WOOED BUT TO SWINDLE
John Woods Brought Mrs. Jen
nie Wright to the City and
Bobbed Her.
He and His Brother Charles Ar
rested on a Charge of Grand
Larceny.
Mrs. Jennie Wright, a blooming widow
Df Redding. Shasta County, and the owner
of mining and real estate property there,
has been the victim .of two confidence
men, one of whom trifle.i with her affec
tions.
In April last John Woods made the ac
quaintance of the widow in Bedding by
offering to purcb-SJ a horse and buggy
from her. He represented himself as a
commercial traveler for a clothing-house
and said he wanted the rig to drive around
the country. The widow refused to sell
the rig and after a few hours' conversation
with her he departed, promising to pay
her a visit on his return trip.
About ten days npo Woods again called
upon the widow and at once proceeded to
ingratiate himself in Tier pood graces. He
was succes-ful and was invited to cull
igain. He did so several times and
wound up by offering the widow His heart
and hand. The widow blusiiingly ac
cepted the offer. The tie.-;' day Wools
loid the widow that he wi>s a little snort
if money and she cave bim $50 to buy a
«uit of clothes for their marriage, Then
he suggested that she should deed her
property in Kedding, consisting ot an in
ter* in a mine and some building lots, to
him, but she thought that would not be
right and instead transferred them to her
daughter.
W'>ods objected to being married in
Redding, and the widow agreed to come
to this city. They arrived Tuesday morn
ing, and registered at the Kuss House.
The widow spent the day in making ar
rangements for the wedding, which was
to take place at 7 o'clock.
"When the hour for the wedding ar
rived." said the widow yesterday. '•Charles
Woods, who represented himself as a
brother of my intended husband, rushed
into my room and asked me to excuse
Woods for a few moments, as he had to
go down the street to attend to some min
ing affairs. I couldn't refuse him, so he
went out and was gone an hour or more.
When he returned he said it was too late
lor the wedding, as it was impossible to
secure a license, and 1 believed him.
■'After 1 retired for the Dif-lit Woods
came to mv room and demanded that I
give him what money I bad in my posses
sion. 1 began 10 suspect him, andrelu-ed
to accede to his demand. He got terribly
excited, and. lcc_i:ij; the door of the
room, forced me to give up my purse,
containing $3CO in greenbacks, which he
cut out of my dress pocket. He kept me
locked in the room all night, threatening
to kill me with a knite if I made an out
cry. He admitted then that he was a
swindler, and tbat he had formed my
acquaintance only to swindle me. He
said he had been a swindler for twenty
years, and his brother helped him.*'
Mrs. Wrieht yesterday morning sug
ge--ied to Woods that as lie had got all
ii<t money and she had playe.i the dupe
he and his bother should go with her
to t_e Cliff House and Lave :: good time
before she went back to Redding. Woods,
believing her, allowed her to leave th*
room. She immediately notniei! Colonel
Young, proprietor of the hotel. Ha went
to the room and there found Woods and
his bro.her, Charles, who had called
meantime. He keDt them there until
Policemen Walsh and Farrell arrived, and
ooth men were taken to police head
quarters, w ere they were questioned by
Detective Gibb*, and Woods admitted
that he had agreed to marry the widow
simply to obtain possession ot her money.
When searched $2.56 in bills was found on
Woods.
The widow swore to a complaint in
J. idee Low's court charging both men
with -.rand larceny, and they were booked
at the Cirv Prison, eir bonds beitiz
lixed at $3000 each. Charles Woods is
known to the police under the name of
Raymond. B*V
Air.*-. Wright will remain in the city to
-prosecute the case.
Read Next
SUNDAY'S CALL
; Bccaus: It Will Be Full of
; Matter Worth. Reading.
A Loan Exhibition for Charity.
A loan exhibition and sale of needle-work
and laces will be held in the Maple Room of
the Palace Hotel the 2d, 3d and 4th of Decem
ber. The committee wishes to notify the Der
sons kind enough to contribute that the ex
hibition will be insured and showcases will be
provided for laces and all perishable articles.
A detective will also be in constant attend
ance. No charges will be made for any space
occupied by exhibitors. Commenced wori lor
sale from local and Eastern artrooms will be
one of the features ot the exhibit. Admission
will be 25 cents nnd the total receipts hi 11 be
piven to the Associated Charities. The com
mittee in charge ol the exhibition consists of
Mrs. Joseph A. Donohoe, Mrs. Hall McAllister,
Mrs. B-veriv MacJlon»ele, Mrs. William H.
Taylor, Mrs. Austin Tubbs, Mrs. Robert J.
Woods.
THE STOCK MARKET.
be market L>r mining shaiea was stronger yes
terday a- d the ground lost on the preceding day i
was recovered, especially in the afternoon.
Con. Cat. A Va. is ass?ssed a-. 28 cents.
The delinquent assessment sale of the I'otosi
will be held to-day.
On the 10th the J-"a*i Jose Water Company will
pay a monthly dividend of 50 cents, the Pacific
Has Improvement Company the usual monthly
dividend of 50 cents, the Naloma Vineyard Com
pany one cf 5 c-^nts, ana the I alitor uia-street
Cab.c Bailway Comp*-ny one of 50 cents.
The letter fiom the Occ dental Consolidated
mine says: '550 level— At a point 121 feet so h
of No. l crosscut we have started a west cr s-cut
(No. 2) from the main tunnel; total length 5 feet;
lace In low-grade god ore
"650 level -The mam sonth drift has teen ex
tended along and under the o-e body 17 fee. dur
ing the week: to at length 767 feeL
■•750 lev I— We have extended the south drift 10
feel: total length 403 feet: face in q la tz, givi g
low assays. Have cleaned out anu repalied the
upraise leadin. from the 710 to the 650 level."
The A'agka Packers' ii-iattoti will pay adlvi
dend of 75 re t. on the 12 h
mi es oi mining shares on regular calls of th»
.an Francisco stock Board during the first ten
months of the year were 2.704,000 shares, against
3,222, 0J0 during the same p.ri.d In 1896.
BO Ai.../ sA_.ES.
Frillewln. were the .-,_!--> in the San Franc! so
/lock Board vrsiertlay: . .
UrnllUß MOltxixn iKs-nnv. rrj-MrxciXn S:3MI
150 Andes 21-100 Caleda....2.|too Potosi 64
200 .-._f -•■li CC._ y*...]._s_oi ...... 46
500 _.<£_■ 4t|loo C Point:..:.!. 200 8e1....08
600 -47 500 __;_ 31 .00 is Nev..... 74
300 Bulll«n . .1* 200 .- >-! 10 ' Cn.ouC.44
100 Chllr I «!_.-U Mxlc. 4 1 50*1 _ mn. .....15
100 5i1.0J Ocbtr 8. I*2oo Yjacket..s2
-.-■I HiXfOX f-F.ssioN— 2:3o.
500 Alls -IT 100 CP01n:....3V)15_ Mexlcau..46 I
50') Andes 31 150 O dt C.....38 30. Onl.ir 93
303 Belcher.. si CO 3. .no I'otosi -.64
1101 B-11....C 100 HAN... 16-201 -avage.- 48
20J 4- 100 Justice....'-'. 100 _ M .. 77
2OoChollar.-.61 1 -0 1 -4 1-0.... 7.
100 ....... 6-300 25 JO J Union.- ,5
160 CC<*V..l.2.-|IOO 2b ->oj y iv. 5-.
300 .1.3-1100 Kentuck..O-l
I clloTtnc were ihe trnttn in the Pactflc Stock
1 card yirsterdi.v:
--•■■•t.a-*: .r«,nN-l*l:TI.
200 ATr-h* 11 100 Conn.... 1.0011903 Onhir....S7
300 Alts 10 800 ON V* ...0. m 0vrmn....13
300 Andes 2> -OU Crn It 391201 I'okmi... 62
200 ; 30J30J 3^1900 03
400 Belcner....4h 00 E Is NeV...O:-.!17i;0 64
2.YJ 1.A.8 ... 46 300 Exchcr....U3'soJ -av__e....46
30 J Bull 0n.... 14 40.1 _.. 1 341400 47
200Ca1c_a....2<"-'lO „ 3.', 40U -c0r010n..05
SOU Cballae,..3P lOJ HAN.. .1.50 _8_:M....0>i
2-0 Choir ..5i lOJ Jnlla 03 -too -N. v 74
600 ....6b 20U Justice ...23 90 J Union. .....-_
.-00 5. SOJ Keniuck..o4!3oo -tan 16
1500 IC.-V. 1000 L Wash. o3 100 - J_CKl._sl
MW Con 1m... 0 1 200 al ex.... 45.300 52
•«»i» ...... .'..j MlOccldt.-liAi-OJ 50
AITEKXiTON* HKSBIOV — *i:*-|..
10*1 Alpha il;60i) CC*V...1.25 ( phlr 95
400 auk - 1 15- loud 9 €-00 96
250 Andes.....'-'- -U0 9!- 00 0vrmn....15
■JUO 2 | -Oil « m i* 3<p| too i'oi_* 6
40) .10 HI. Exchr 0; .00 _..o4
400 31 .'0- G A:C M 600 65
]otl lielcDer .. 4- 1500 3*, .'OO 66
100 4 f 101 l „3t- 00 Savge -7
6.0 60 .1 0 H_N....i.6_ S'lO 4-1
100 _.«_ 300 Justice. ...24 300 Scorplon-05
100 4*- I I 10 .5 oOJ si»_t.-.t.. ..On
60i 8u11i0n.... 14 30J Mexcn....46 ..OsNev- 72
100 Caleda_.. 171.00 <7 too 76
100 if 1 ,00 bccd:....l.K 100 Sid rd...
*.00 Ciilim;e-7i-.'.H_u Onm- 600 Uni0n. ...45
200 Choi lar... 3oo 91. .800 Utah....is
300 60i-0J V. ;00 V Jckt ....60
400 62' I
CLOSING (MiOIATIOMj
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 3-4 P. v.
Biri.A--ktil.\ Btd.A\ked.
Alpha Con 12 11- Julia. — 04
Alia 10 1! nsllce .6 27
Andes :->. iiiiEri.ttick "3 05
Belcher 60 ...Mexican 47 •«-
Best & B.Chr.. 4S 4: rndenial 1.10 1.15
Bullion 15 .bophlr 95 1-6
Caledonia Ip .0 overman 13 1*
Chollar '.'. 6. 64 i'olosi 65 67
Con. Cal <& Va. 1.25 LSoUavage 47 48
Challenge Con. Ob 40 ec- Belcher .. < 8 09
Con. Imperial, o*^ i3 -I ver Hill 05 06
Confidence 96 l.i Or ierr.i .Nevada. 79 80
Crow Point .. 39 4UI-tamlard 1.65 1.7-1
Exchequer — 04 Union Con 44 46
Gould ACurr.*. 37 Sh Utah 14 ift
Hale A Norcrs. 1.65 1.70, Yellow- Jacket. 61 62
tlOta ANI* _,»».>_» -XCHANGi
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 3-2 p. ■_.
t -. . I I- I. -TAT-,* HON-,.
Bid. Asked..! Bid. Asked.
t fas f_ni».lJ2i_ — C - «srej... .Ai»i —
JliDdw -6lifl.il — I
___ANaon-« novii.
«al-SICNeSs.H3 - N C. 55.... 9.3; —
'. at Elec L 61 128 — «.-*.*>«. 104
l ntra C W - 1*93,4 lo 2d Is Ss. . . 10914 —
ITDI-stex-cn — 9Si x umni_oi Us.. l._ _
Edsn_-_l'o»l2.t 1.1 P&o Rrii 110 _
I«_CHKIt tijl-7 109 il <_Cn <i%. — 10iy 3
ti-arv-tt 101 a ltO |l wl-sc RR.illa _
lliitsj'-jclu; 107 Eeno, 1.&- — 10i
LiißAii:l.iii — 100 I Mtlu 1' Au. — 10J
1 1 i.ni^e . -ii 993/*. - jsh&M'R6_. 1041/ t :ois t
M*i-slCbie6«j lb — epKKAnr.Ji 99s /4 1001, i
DoKvCon Os. 11-141 II -I'Riicaioi 108 .10
Nm\:ubilJi — 100 -M-Klli»l)i — «j
NevCNgK7i 9*-.:», 4 — ~l'i>iil.a.ii. 106"4107
M-tU os.lO-5.4 _ aterai. lihivj —
._.>-«. M , H4 — —VW aier t«. .ol3 /4 102
-N PC, 6s. 103 116 i_t_im_v__.ji b-i —
WAT KB -TOOK*.
Contra Co«_ 441/- — . iftprni Valley 99Vfc 993.
4_tuin_u .0 — 1
-AS a.VI) ntoTßii i»to-:j-«.
Cspliat....... — 25 iracitle Li •-.--. — 60
Central. f^V^ - IsFG&EIeo. Cfil.i 961. .
ii _.ec i.is.i 11 1' a 13 |---au * raooeoa .1 8 ...*•
UuiiLiCit 66 — isiortlta iii' 4 —
triui c.«_ ._!,> t-3»i — j
i.MiURA.NC. KTOCK4.
Ilren-ian't> ~'*lJs — |
COMMKKCIAT, RANK 8T1101.4
Antlo-Cal ... 55 v — 1 lirst Na.io-i. 1823^ _
CankOf CaL.24oi_242V2iCondonP&A. 129 130
lUbll-U'u 98 99 l-t-rctiKt.... Vi —
«AVIX-l BANK stock-.
»:»r«:*T,ri.. 1510 — ISav&Loaa.. .. 100
HnmbS&L.ljj. 1160 I Security.. 251 —
Mutual 35 40 , Uwu lru-i,a5J _
fchS*v Uuion46U — I
6TRKI-.T HAII.Hn.tP KTO"*- - !.
California.... OakSb.__U/ . 100
-ear, -5t...._ ■*<< — 1 1 rcaiUiu. . ... 6V3 —
l_»-_ek--l. ... -'.15,'j 4.<*' 8 !
1-uWIH.I. UTOCICt.
California.... 95 110 iv-iiantOox... 363/ —
Eaj.iciu ...... — 90 I -.°i£onc. . . . .. .1- 5 3 4
MIBrF.__.AN--.OOH BTO-K4.
Als«<t»r-rs. 973,. 98!-, \»t Vl„i*- — 8
tier Lead Co. 106 — |OceanlcSSG. 31% 32
KmCts-a. 231 s 23*4 Pac Anx _" A — 3
Hutcnst-.j 8,7'> 4 33"„ I'acßoraxCa 100 —
•iu_.i_,«a_ tnj ' jfui r«iu.Ca :< 4 —
tA__S — IIUHM... t>«_k»»y» i,
■"toarc-l —
25 Alaska Packer.' Association 98 00
25 Market-st Railway *9 25
25 do do 49 50
40 Mutual Electric Light. 12 00
45 do ao 11 87
in ¥ Gas A Electric C 0..; *t5 50
15 Water — 99 lV 2
$2000 S P Branch Railway Bonos 106 t.7Va
$.000 S FAN" P Railway Bonds 104 25
street —
10 - V Water _. 99 00
BALKS — A--TKRNO-.V --3.lJ.*'.
Foard—
75 AlasKa Packers' Association 98 00
115 Giant Powder Con fc6 50
riO Hutchinson SB .0 33 76
15* Market-st Railway «9 75
50 no do 4 • 87-- 2
$2000 Northern R'y of Cal 6% Bonds... 10 00
sua_l..no Gas 56 00
1611 1- V Water 93 25
250 Vigorit Powder 3 50
SAN FRANCISCO ••CALL."
nrPTNF.SS OFFICE of the San Francisco Cat,!,—
710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every
eight In the year.
BRANCH OFFICES— S27 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock:
3.9 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
615 larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
bW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open
until 9 o'clock.
143 Ninth street: open until 9 o'clock.
2618 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock.
11.05 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
NW. corner Twenty-secon 1 and Kentucky
Streets: open till 9 o'clock
MEETING NOTICES.
(P--s= CALIFORNIA LODGE No. I, F. a.
-f-^ and A M.. will meelTHI--> (Tlirn-- £ti
DAY) EVENING. November 4. at 7;Bo^fjf
o'clock, fctated mee ing By order of the/^r>
Master. FRANKLIN H. HA V. Secretary.
sfr~S= DORIC LODGE NO. 216. F. ml m
l»-jy A . M. - stated nieuin- Till.-. A.
(THURSDAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Vjf
B*. order of the W. M. /v'
J. B. GOLDSMITH, Secretary.
fr^g-*- Yr.HBA BUJ-NNA LODUK .v^BKl--. I
tb^S? No 15. I. O. O. F — officers and^£?~Z?£& ; - |
members are earnestly requested tn ~^^S*r^^^.- ',
attend ihe meetirit; to- night, as an im- ■"Swll™
piir'.aul amendment 10 the by-laws 's to be actea |
upou. A. 11. CHESHIRE, N. G.
H. F. Nkhsabkb, Bee. Sec.
tf^g= M. E. B. A. NO. 35. MEMBERS AUK
ffi-^ requested to attend the funeral of (Mir late
brother. WILLIAM CUMMINGS, from 1024 Ala-
bama stree*, at 2 p. m , November 4.
F. MALCOLM.-ON, resident
J J. searey, secretary.
SKS*" A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— j
•S-& WEEKLY CALL. ID wraDper, for mailing.
— I
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
CP^ra THEY ARE CLOSING OUT SEX-
E-*--*' nants of curtains, dress goods, corsets,
busier., uuderwe_r, bedspreads, towel*, laces, 1111-
-im.B, Irimrniiiio, veiling*, etc.. very cheap at Pio-
neer Dry Goods -tore, 105 Filth st.
jE*_3s= I* UFESSORM. E.NUILKE.VIOLI.NIST,
H~-sV and aso Professor W. L. McAllister, guitar
player, will welcome iheir friend -■ Saturday . v-n-
Ingat the "Essay," 18 Sixth sL 11. H. .eldbusch,
manager. SSTSsi
IT-rS-*' TO MY FRIENDS— J WILL BE A CAN-
»~^ didste for the next City and Countv Asses-
sor until 111; : her notice my headquarters are at
lb Sixth st- C. L. AYE it,
OPS' MRS. STEWERT, GENUINE BI'EAM
IS-*'*' and cabinet baths. l'-OVi Geary, room 11.
: :
8_35» PAINTING. WHITENING, PAPER-
t*^ hanging. HaRTMaNN, 239 Third at,
*£']$= BAD IKNAN.S EJECTED IOR .4.
■-J-*' rollections made: my or country. PaclHo
Collection Co.. 416 Montgy at., room -: tel. 6680.
rrrTS= Mil- HANSEN ; I.A En'l GALVANIC
l*-C battery and cabinet b.ths 116 . aylor St.
p-& MBS. DR. Fi-H, 101 1/2 G RANT AV.KM 2: j
•*--»' electrician alcohol I u... Ish oaths: unrlvuled |
SITUATIONS WANTED— FEMALE.
YKAT IKI-H HOUSEGIRL; STRONG,
_-\ young; 3 years' reference from last p ace;
good cook. Mils. NORTON, 3.'3 Sutler st., tel.
Green 721.
L'lK -,-i.i.ams (ii.)K: GERMAN; UNDER-
-T stand-, all branches of cooking: references: 4
years Inst place: <lty • r country. MKS. NOR-
-1 ON, b_3 Sutler s*., tel. Gieen 7ai.
DANISH HOUSfc.GII.Ii: GOOD COOK AND
laundress; siron.* an willing: references
Apply at Swedish and German Employment
Bureau. MRS. NORTON, ...3 Sutter St., Tel.
Green 721.
VEA'I, REFINED YOUNG GIRL IiK>IRKS
_.' situation as nursery govern-** or nurse or
stcona wor..: *15 10 »'.'o: best refeiences. MISS
CULLEN, 325 sutler st.
RELIABLE COLORED NURSE DESIRES
situation; 2 years last plate; city or country.
MISS i ULLKN, b25 Su.ter st.
WOMAN WITH a child desires situa-
" 1011: best ref : $10 .0 $12; city or country.
MIS . CULi. 1 N, 32. Sutter st
VEAI YOUNG GERMAN GIKL DESIBES
-■' situation at housework or as nuis? or second
girl, if.lo .o$l». >il--s-s CULL-.N, 3-5 sutter st
COMPETENT GERMAN GIKL. GOOD COOK,
v^ desires a situation to do housework; ' best if
reference. J. r*. CBOSETT CO , 316 .-utter at
}^NGLISH SECOND 'KL, HOOD WAITRESS,
-X de,.r«-SH situ, tion: tirsi-f city leference.
J. V. CBOSETT Ci 316 Sutler St.
pERMAN EMPLOYMENT OF.ICt— MRS.
'J LAMBERT, 417 Powell st (.el. Main 5332),
lurnlshes best help oi i-.V. nationalities.
EXPERIENCED AMERICAN WOMAN DE-
slres housekeeper's position (superintending
or wo king) in hotel, furnished rooms: don't 00-
-ject to child past 3 years. Addie.s MRU. L., 859
Miss on
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1897.
FTTPATIONI WANTKn-lonM--.*.
/ -.O.MPETENT WOMAN, STRONG AN D W i LL-
y .' Ing to work, wants day work: is a tii.e lnm. -
dress: can do any kind of work: washing. 75.::
tons Cleaning, *1 a dm- a*,ri . ar fare: would so
st-Hily in a good home; small lamils - . Please can
66. '/a Howard, upstair:.
UrAA'lEu— POSITION As COMPANION" To
I* a lady : no objection to travel or to take
charge of afiist-clatsb.aiding-hou.se: horouchiy
i-o.i p t nt a_d best of references. Appiy 817
Twentieth st.
lir ANTED BY AN ELDERLY WOMAN:
»» situation in small private family to ao liousi-
work: is a good plain cook, sternly and reliable;
or will assist with an invalid. 110 Eleventh st.
/-HUMAN GIRL Wi_.Hi-.l- sIiUA. » N IN
-I general hou-ework. Please apply 235 Corbetl
road, n -a r l>.-iivei -:. : take Casiro-sl. cars and
transfer to Eighteen th-st cars.
REFINED GERMAN GIRL DESIRES A Po-
sition as assistant to lady: nice sewer:
willing t« a sisl with light secon l work. R. c.,
b.V. 10-, Call.
Ei.Di-.RLY' LADY WISH..* A POSITION AS
seamstress in family: object a home more
than wages; best of leferences. a. M.. b x 24 Call.
Viil'.NG Lai _ W*l 111-.s in DO HOUSE-
J- work; sleep home preferred. 120a Wlldey si.,
off Fillmore, bet. Bush and Pine.
/'UMPETENT Y.OU.-.G LADY -> I'ENOG-
\J rapher desires p< sit ion: salary no object; ref-
erences, l*. s., box 45, Call.
ELDERLY WOMAN Wl-HKS A SITUATION;
-i city or country; small wages. 270 Jesse st.,
nr i-ourth.
AI,*: ANTED— POSITION AS WAITRESS OK
'"'paiitry girl by experience.! girl. 364 Jessie st.
GE..MAN GIRL WI-HhS A PLACE TO DO
general housework aud cooking. 159 '• ehama.
SITUATION" WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS
0 cook or housework: wages from $20 to $-5
Call at 3'illlA f-acr. inento
DELIABLI-. WOMAN W'A.NiS POSITION AS
111 hous. keeper. 1020 Market, second floor,
10 in 12, in front.
I>E_INED AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES
xX posi.icii 10 attend invalid or would keep
house lorelder.y coucle. Add. s. L., Alameda P.u.
W ILLING MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN DE-
»™ sir.s i lace to do housework; low wages; city.
155 Minna si.
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITU ATI IN
1 to do housework: is a good cook; wages $15.
2..0 Minna, nr. Third.
CITU..T.ON WANT ED— BY A SCOTCH GIRL;
O 11 st-eiass cook, or nousework in small family:
city ret.- reuces. Call 6-7 lar_m.
14,' OMAN WISHES POSITION An HOUSE-
»' keeper or will do plain R-wiiij or mendiiK at
home or in families. Call 116 -ixih St., uu_ 1,
Hist floor.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY WANT- POSITION j
: s help in small private family; light hous.- '
work. Apply 1531/2 nurd, upstal.s, room li. 1
ItroMAN i; -NOOI I HT Tut 1)..i «.% A-.lt-
»« lug or cleaning wishes a lew more eugag -
meius. -148 .\ -mul, a st.
A'OUNG GIRL WHO LIKES CHILDKEN"
J- wants ups.alis work and take care of chi.d:
re erviices. Call 511 Larkin st.
U ANTED— BY A I'NU GIRL TO DO
'» housework or cooking. Call 26Vi Valley si.,
bet 28th aid *-9th. near Guerrero.
GERMAN ..IKL WISHEs TO ASSIST I.N
housework or seiond wort; wages $12 10 $15.
Appiy 50 V 2 Thud.
/ \OMPETENTGr.RMAN GIRL DESIREs SlT-
yj uatl u to l_..e 1 haiK e of itira.it or small child,
la 1 3370 i -veut>-tiiiid st.
EE-PEC CABLE WoMaN WISHES SlTUA-
lion to do general housewoi-.; many years'
reier. noes Call at 26b9 Mission, nr. Twenty-third.
OUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS a SITU-
J- aiion in a oakery : experience in second work
and restaurant wor_; good references. 1029 Mis-
sion st.
V] EAT YOUNG GIRL Ml .IKS SITUATION
_.' to do general liousework and cooaiug or plain
washing. Ca.l .47 Naiomasu
OESPECTAELK YOUNG LADY DESIRES A
J- ace to assist In sin .11 family or do light
houseivo.k. Call «lb Caliiorniu st.
\'oing Lady wishes a .-iiuation AS
typewriter or bookkeeper. Can at 118 sixth
St., room 47.
\-OtJN«. WOMAN WISHES a SIIUa'ITON
A as housekeeper: city or country. 118 Sixth
si., 100111 52.
\\T ANTE i— POSITION AS STENOGRAPH-
»* er: itemingioii tv pe writer; gir. 22 years old;
fairly rapid, accurate. Addiess 11. M. S, box 71,
Call Office.
*y, U..i' LaDY DESIRES A PLACE AS
J- housekeeper: nooijecion 10 short d stance la
utiniiy. 900 Markei si., room 24, second floor.
GIERMAN WOMAN WISHiS SITUATION
\J to do general housework; good plain cook; $8
to $10. 604 Howard si.
Y'OfNG Woman WANTS a PLACE as
hous-keeper; city or ountry. 306a ..lasonst.
117* OMAN WITH A CHILD WANTS WORK;
»» honsekei ping*, small wages. Cull at 359 Va
Branna.. s .
lIIN. STRONG GERMAN WOMAN"
J. wishes work of any kind by the day. Address
1022 _.ryant st.. bet. Eighth anl Ninth.
KXI'E.\IE.".C.-D s|,K OR CtN.TN-.MENT
nurse wishes engagements; references. Nune,
box 12, Call office.
A I < I M A N W 1 1 H A GIRL 3 YEARS OLD
• t wants position as working housekeeper; good
cook; wages $J- 10 »20; City or country. P. 11.,
box 70, Call Oflice.
REINED YOUNG LADY. EXCELLENT
musician, reader and amanuensis, de.ires po-
sition as companion to iud>*. Addiesi it. R., box
24, -all Office.
pi-.SPECTABLrt GERMAN LADY WISHES I
1 1. .ill nation as houseKeeper: good home more of
an objeci than wages; nigh references MRS.
BODi.VOLD, International Hotel
\V ANTED— BY A GERMAN GIRL, A POSl-
*» noil lu store or second work; le.erence.
A 1 ply 4711/2 .ehama st.
yuUXO LADY DESIhES A POSITION" As
JL housekeeper. Call 126 Fourth, r. 21, 2d floor.
WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE-
> ' keeper or dj sewing aid repaliing; home or lu
family. 821 Mission st., room ...
VOUNG GERMAN LADY WOULD LIKE a
X position as housekeeper. Address T_o _.ddy
1 st., room 7.
"yOUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION TO DO
J- hoiiseworK where she can have her child, 3
yenrsold, with her; city or couutry. Call or ad-
are-is 43 Clara st.
A^OUN'G GEBMAN' LADY DESIRES P.iSI-
J. 11 mas hnusi keeper. 112 Taylor si., room 7.
I ADY WISHES SEWING: GOOD sEAM-
J_i stress: take work home or would go out. 1217
Polk st., room 4.
V' OUNG LADY DE-IKES ■ LACE As HOUSE-
J- keeper; city or country, 10l .2 Grant ave.,
room 15
Y'OUNG ADY A- QUAINTER WiTH COON-
-l try wshts position to travel lor wnolesale-
house. Can 20 1 Powell st., room 6.
LADY OK-I'.S HOI -• KEKPER'S Posi-
tion in country. Call 118 sixth si., room 33.
■yoUNG woman DESIRES a i'_au_ AS
A stewardess 207 Post St., room 9.
YUU.NO -REMAN GIRL SPEAKS FRENCH
1 J. and Span sh, wanio a housekeeper's place, ill
I Geary st., roo .. 2.
■yoUNG LADY •»_* REFINEMENT WISHES
X position as typewriter or any kind of office
work. Call room 7. flrsi floor, 969 Mission.
1- 1 C LA. .KIN— BKA.nC.I -.'MCa. Oh THE
111 CALL Subscription < an.l want ads taken,
CooK'S PO-JTION IN l-AMILYBY WOMAN
8 years in la« posltlou. Call or address
MARY. 749 .Market st
VOUNG LAKY D.-SIKES a position AS
x hous -kee per. Call 28 Ellis, room 1.
"yOUNG GIKL DESIRES POSITION AS
: I typewriter or bookkeeper. Call 201 Powell
[ st . room 6. Jggfj
RESPECTA K, COMPETENT. WO SI A
wishes to go out b. the day, either iv slung or
! cleaninlng. Api.ly at 60 Herman, nr. Valencia.
A'OUNG WOMAN WISHES HOUSEKEEP-
x. er's -position, tall 1104 Mission st, corner of
Seventh, room 10.
SITUATIONS WAMEB-MAIiE.
CIHINESE<_ JAPANESE; ESTD SO YEARS;
J help: tel .main 1997. BRADLEY &C0., 640 Clay
CIIII.M-S-. ANT. JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
/ office: best help. 414y O'Farrell. Tel. K. 42&
JAPANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT
office; best help; tel Giant 5 8 30 Geary St.
HUNTKII<_. CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE
emp. office. 614V. California s:.. lei. main 231.
JAPANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT
*J office, nest help. 31 4 s utter St.; te.. Grant 30."
j ELI ABLE YOUNG MAN WISHING SITU-
JX alion on gentleman's place, tlrsi-ciass horse-
man and gardener, can make hlms-li useful: bait
references given. B. It. g., box 31, Cal .
A XT A • TED— P SI. lON BY A RESPECTABLE
IT German: has long experience 111 bottling
wines and liquors in a large establishment, and
can tend bar; flrsi-clasi reiereuce. li. A., box 59,
Call Office.
| SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued.
RELIABLE YOUNG MAN OF G. oD HABI i S
wishes situation tending to boises for private
i place, driving learn or ue ivery-wagon or w->r_ f .r
a business firm: g .od references. F. L., bx. 12. call.
YOli.yu ...AN (GER-OAN) WANTS WORK
-I to wash dishes assist In cook inc. waiting or
other worn: city orcountry. Addre is H. VIE-
LITZ, 6 12 Mlision st., rcora 5.
VOUNG SCANDINAVIAN DKsIRES WORK
-I about place; understands the 'are of horses
ana g-ueral handy man. S. W., box 39, Call.
WAN TED — SITUATION BY" STRO N G,
ft sober, industrious young man: will work 10.-
-board, s. _.. box 8, Call.
HANDY' BOY WANTS WORK AROUND
hotoe, inside or outside, of any kind. Address
433 Jessie st.
SITUATION WANTED IN A PUBLIC
0 building bv a competent engineer yvith good
references, address T. Q., box 12, Call.
pO-ITION AS COACHMAN" OB FOOTMAN
X. yvanted bv steadv, experienced, married man.
Apply A. . SVITH. 1604 Market St.
ENGINEER, LICENSED. PBAC I iCAL MAN,
steam and electric fitter: city or country.
JaMuS 1". ARMSTRONG, general deliver/ P. O.
(GERMAN WISHES SITUATION" AS POB-
'I ter. bed maker, or any kind of kitchen work.
155 Minna st.
VOUNG GERM AN. EXPERIENCED
J- driver, wishes any kind of work: good refer-
ences. Address 143 Ninth si.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN WISHES SITUATION
as gardener; can milk ami take care of horses;
city or country. Cad oracldiestS. M ,8 E.tza-etb.
HANDY" BOY' WANTS WoBK IN OAK-AND
around hons->, ln-lde or out, of any kind. Ad-
dress 433 Jessie St., S. _.
EBMAN MAR-tIED COUPLE, t-XPKRl-
leuced In oi chard, vineyard and farm work,
wants -llua ion: first-class reierences. Address M.
M., box 93. tali Office.
ANTED— BY MIDDLE-AGED WAN OF
tt extensive business exper.ence position as
bookkeeper orother office work. Ad iress ,care
.ccidental i'ublisbiug Co., East Oakland.
L-iIRsT-CLASS BARBER WISH t-.S A POSI-
X- tion; steady job; 15c shop. Barber, box 12,
Call Office.
GARDENER AND EXPERIENCED GREEN-
houseman; understands the ca-e of horses
ana can milk: more for good home than high
wages: has good reference. v.. T., box 9. Call.
11' ANTED— POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR
tt col ecior; best of reterences turuluhed. Ad-
dress A., Lox 6. call Office, Oakland.
SCANDINAVIAN COACHMAN WITH GOOD
tO references desires work about gentleman's
place; firsi-cli horseman; good gardener and
general handy man. Address A. 8., box 41, ( al .
SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS
gardener, yvith references; city or country.
Address Gardener, box 19, call Office.
ts\ ' LARKIN — BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
".) 1>) CALL, subscriptions and want ads taken.
WINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. NIL
tf Market: 200 rooms 25c to $1 60 per nU_t.
f 1 tO to $6 per week; convenient and respeciaole;
Jr«e bus and ba.saee to an.l iron- ite terry
HELP IV FEMALE.
4 COOKS IN GERMAN FAMILIES. $25 AND
*_ $o*. Irish nurs • and sei-ond girl. $20; 3 Ger-
man and French second girls, $20: kitchen helper.
$16; 2 -iris lor cooking and housewor , in -an
Rafael and Santa Rosa. -25: 3 restaurant too-»,
$30, " 35 and $50, and a great many (-iris lor cook-
ing and housework. In city aud country, .1. _.
CIU .s . I T A CO., 316 Sutter st-
Had waitress, country hotel.
$27 50: 1 waitress, hotel, south. $20*. waitress,
country hotel, north. $20; coo.c. German style,
$ 5; cook, small American family, 326: second
girl, Ergllsh preferred, $20: 10 girl?, housework*.
$20. 15 girls to assist, $12 to $1-. C. R. HAN-
SEN", 108 Deary st.
J A UNDRESS FOR COUNTRY HOTEL; SEE
J_ party here; $20. C. R. HANSEN" A CO., 108
Gear/ st.
GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK COUNT BY, $25
VJ C R. HANSEN A CO.. 108 Geary st.
IV AH BESS. PLAIN HoTEL, N It. CITY, $25.
ft C. R. HANSEN <fc CO.. lots Geary st.
COOK, $40; SECOND GIRL. $25; NURS ,$2O:
15 housework glr.s. city and country. $20 and
$26; 10 homework rirls. assis-. $10 to $15. Mis..
< ULLE.s, 325 suiter si.
C KKMAN OR SWEDISH COOK, $35. MISS
ij CLLLEN, 325 suit r st.
MOTHER AND D AUGHT E , $20 TO $23 PER
mo.th. Ml-S CULi.EN, 325 Sutter st.
PROTECTANT C >OK, COUNTRY, $25. MISS
CULLEN. 325 sutter sU
\"EAT Yol>NG GIRL, LIGHT WORK, COUN-
-■> try, *10 to $12 MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter.
Head waitress, $27 per MONTH, coUN-
try. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutler st.
3 HOUSEKEEPERS; GIRL FOR SMALL JN-
slitution: girl. Post St., $20: Geiman -in,
Nevada, tare advanced; 2 girls In family of 3, $25
each: girl, Post St., $25; girl, Hyde st., $30; girl,
Laguna st., $18; airl, Broderic'k St., .18; girl,
steiuer st., *18; mid tie-aged woman, B ue Can-
yon, $15; girl. O'Farrell at.. *25: g.il. Masonic
ave., $20: girl In bakery, $20: girl, Ellis su. $20:
35 gins. $15: 27 young glr.s. *H. (MO and $12 per
month. MARTIN ... CO., 749 Market st.
KI. CHEN GIRL $15. ROOM, BOARD. ETC:
JV 3 co. ks. .120 to $25 and room; chambermaid
for ladies* seminary, $15 and room; waitress,
small hotel, $20 and room; waiir_-s, $.'> per week
waitress, $18; woman for plain ironing; woman
to wash flanneib; 3 waltiesses. city, $20: 9 wait-
resses. $I.> ana rtom; cook for bakery hauls:
cook for seminary. MARTIN & Co.. 749 Murkeu
« > ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, .MRS.
Ij LAM BE 111', 417 Powell st., haj 1 laces lor
girls of all nationalities.
GIRL. OVER If, TO A-SIST HOUSEWORK.
private familv; one thai would appreciate a
good nemo need apply: $4 month. P. M., box
1.4. Call > ffice.
\yoMAN 21 TO 2* FOR LIGHT HOU-E-
-tt wr-rk lln family; wages $8; call 12 m. 10
12: P. M.: no children wanted. 710 Lombard st.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR GENERAL
housework an 1 cook. German preferred.
II Sixth su, upstairs.
pEKMANoiKL WANTED for UP-TAIRB
' X work and to assist with child; yvages $10. Ap-
ply 1223 McAllister st.
GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
I work In family of 3 iu Santa Cruz- Call at
11.08 Pacific ave.
\y ANTED — GENERAL HOUSEWORK, A
ft competent eirl In German lamily of thiee.
Call 21 1*7 Devlsadero St., near Clay.
A'OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE WoRK:
A wag. s $8. 21 Bernal ave., near Twenty-eighth
St., off Mission.
I - IRL FOR COOKING AND HOUSEWORK",
\X lor Livermore. Apply 617 Steiuer st., near
Hay»s.
! "yOUNG LADY; COMPANION To MARRIED
J- lady going East office matron, stenographer,
hotel housekeeper. Cierks' Exchange, 313 Bush.
IRL TO ASSIST WITH LIGHT HOUcE-
C-iIRL TO ASSIST WITH LIGHT HOUI.-E-
J work. 1110 Hyde st.
GIRL To ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK: WaGES
r $8. 692 Castro st.
EXPERIENCED - ON COATS.
- 216 Kearny st.
COMPETENT NURSE FOR 3 CHILDREN.
; Call after 2, 1725 Broadway.
"yOUNG GIRL TO Assist IN. GENERAL
X housework. Apply, 118 Fell St.
GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND CARE
for baby, $0 a month: gocd home. 617 Jessie.
Experienced WAITRESS. 7i7V« How-
ard St.
L IRST-iLAS-s COOK ASli L \" DRESS;
-T must have references. App.y 1603 Pjsi st.
WANTED— I4 GIUL--, WAGE--, $10 TO $25.
tt 2418 Central ave, nr. Park at. Alameda.
WANTED— A YOUNG GIRL FOR DOWN-
ft stairs work aud coo_ing; wages $25. 1207
Gough su
* y ERMAN GIRL ABoUT 16 A.-SIST IN
VJ light housework. 723 McAllister, after Ip. xt.
WANTED— GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, RED-
ft wood City : wages $12. Inquiia : 824 Army.
WANTED - FIR--T- CLASS PANTS FlN-
tt Isher: steady work 905 i/ Howard St.
MOVED— DR. WI.E.THE LADIES' --FECIAL
ist. to 1118 Market st.; monthly irouole.l, etc.
"yOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTED, TAKE
X. care of baby 16 months old. 2732 Pines..
GIRL, FOR GENERAL HoUSEWoRK;
wages $12. 45 Liberty it.
ANTED — COMPETENT GERM \N GIKL
ff for cooking and general housework. . 317
Larkin sU
\" EaT YoUNGGERMAN GIRL: Wages $15
Xi Saloon SW. cor. Sacrameato and 1 rumm sts.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AV-
ply 1202 Dolores at., cor. T wetity-llftd.
TYPEWRITER, RIBBON'S, PAPER, CAR-
bon. L. M. ALEXANDER, 110 Montgomery.
GERMAN GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD
and do liuht housework. 617 Montgomery st.
Operators wanted, Levi -trauss _
CO.. 32% Fremont st.
[iIK LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE UP THE
"DJ CALL, subscriptions and want ads taken.
HELP WANTED-Continued.
111l I I' WANTED-Continued.
TV EAT WOMAN. GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
I X^ $lnto,f.o, German -or Swedish preferred:
references. Apply 2428 Haste, Berkele. , Dwuht
way st..tion.
PATTER ss 25c; DRESSSIAKKRS FUR-
nishtd hops and families: positions free. Mo
DOWeLL Dressmaking, Millinery scnool, 103 Post.
1 AC PENCE DRE-M- CUTTING SCHOOL,
J- 1079 Market: it i.erfect fit guaranteed without;
trying on; caii and be convince!.
,1 I O-T CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
i'l Winchester House, 44 Third st.. near Mnrkct:
20 J rooms: 2oc to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to *6
per week: free bus and baggage to and irom ferry.
HELP WANTED- MALE.
J>ORTER AND RUNNER FOR COUNTRY
x hotel, $'() and found MURRAY <fc READY,
634 .-.nd 636 clay st.
HARNESS -MAKER, $2 50 A DAY' AND
found, for a ranch: foreman ship carpenter;
engineer for ship; 8 bru-ihmakers; 3 grauite-
cut. $3aday. MURRAY A READY, b34 and
636 Clay st.
•- PLAIN WAIT EIS FOR THE GREAT GOLD
• 1 mines, $25 and found: looks, wallets, dish-
washers, porters. MURRAY' A READY', 634 and
6.-61 lay at.
OCT MEN" WANTED TO-DAY, READ A FEW
--O < 01 ihem: 25 farm, orchard and vineya d
bands, $ 6. $25. $20; 60 iii makers, 8c each; 55
woodchoppers, different places; 20 contrite nien,
$2 50 a day; 55 shingle-boll makers. $160 a cord:
2 boys ou furnliure sprints: 2 boys to learn a
trade, $3 11 wiek: 5 milkers, $2j and $20; 8
teamsters, city jobs, $2. and found; farmer and
wile tor a vineyard, apa County. MURRAY &
Ri-.ADY, 634 and 636 -lay St.
VEGETABLE GARDENER, $23. C. R.
HANSEN A CO., 108 Geary su .
BLACKSMITH, $45 A D FOUND; TEAM-
BUT for a coaly.ir.l, $2 a day. C. R. HAN-
SEN A CO., 108 Geary st.
pO.K AND HELPER FOR A CAMP. $80;
y -' French coo., meat and pastrv. country hot:-!,
$75; vegetableman, country hotel, $20; young
German 10 make beds, $15. bellui v. . 8: pantry-
boy, $10 <'. K. HANSEN & CO., 10. Geary st.
THIRD HAND on BRi-.AD, $30 AND .ound.
J- C. R. HANSr-N & CO.. 108 ueary st.
I.OLI HER. $50. C R. HAN-EN A CO., 108
X Geary st.
C-iake baker and confecti -nek.
\J country, $-0. C R. HANSEN At CO., 108
Geary si.
CViOK. $45; COOK. $40 AND BOOM: 2 COOKS,
I iS a week; 4 cooks, $7 a werk: second cook.
* 0 and room: 2 ni'.-ht cooks: 6 cooks $5, Mi ami
$7 a week. MARTIN A Co., 749 Marker, St.
0 Dish washers, $15 and room. 2 dish-
•' washers, *2u and room; 4 dishwasheis, $3 to
$."> a -.... est ; 7 kitchen men. $8, $10 and $12 per
mon.h. MARTIN A CO., 749 .Mantel at.
i), WaH ER-. $30, RESTAURANT: 3 WAIT*
— ers, $25 and room . 2 wallers, $-0 and room; 4
wallers. $5, $6 and $7 a week. MARTIN A CO.,
749 Markei sl.
Baker*' helper. $20. room, board,
It etc : 3 chorem. n; 6 raucbbands. MARTIN
A Co.. 749 Market st.
PASTRYCOOK; $4. AND ROOM. MARTIN
J- <fe CO.. 749 Market su
Ur ANTED— WIRe. WORKER, %'i so to $3 A
day: farmer ior fruit laicli. $.0 min r, $2
and loard: lirsi-ciass Ea tein caidener. $10 and
found: -finishing carp -nters: 2 harnessmukers,
and others. Apply to J. F. CEOSE-1' A CO., 6.8
SacrameniO t-t.
11,' ANTED— HEAD AND SECOND COOK
ft country hotel, $100. J. F. CROoETT A CO.,
628 Sacramento st
O RANCH TEAMSTERS 926: 4 FARMERS,
— Santa Clara, $15; ranch coo c. $15: belmaker:
waiter, $17 5->: miners lor , ritish Columbia; la-
borers. $-6 and board: diillers. $.2 50 and board.
R. T. WARD A CO., 608 and 61- (.lay.
FILER, $40. MISS CULLEN, 325 SUTTER
atreet.
WANTED— WASHER, HAND LAUNDItY:
tt must understand p ain iroui ig. Address,
slating wages, Mar.iuez _aundry, Martinez, E.G.
CZAPKAY
W ANTED— OFFICE MANAGE * AND CASH-
ft ler; stenographer, broker's cince: traveling
liquor salesman, clerks' Exchange, 313 Bush St..
ro-ins 1 and 2-
- 'YOUNG MEN TO CANVASS PRIVATE
«' houses; eood pay: must be hustlers; pat. arti-
cle; no humbug- H)73v 2 Ji-iket, room 2.
BRIGHT .MAN: STEADY POSITION; CITY
and country; »hl.e shirts, barkeepers' coats,
butchers' gowns etc. 1020 Market room 1.
EXPERIENCED GUN AND B.CYCIE RE-
J-i palrer wane i at once. Apply a. U. W„K.\_-
KBOS, > res no. Cal,
WATCHMAKER WHO CAN" ENGRAVE,
tf for country. CARRA A GREEN, 220 sut-
ler.
iy ANTED— A MAN To DE El VER G.ODS
tt and take orders: good wages; must have $25.
Address Cash, box 18, Ca.l.
SEAMEN, CARPENTERS FOR EUROPE,
O New York. 26 sacramen.o, upstairs
/IOOD-MAN COOK. 644 SIXTH STREET.
. OY WANTED IN BUTt HER-sH.P: $2 PER
1 > week and board. 131 Filth st.
GOOD BOOTBLACK FOR BARBER-SHOP, •
corner California and Levisadero sts.
BARBER F R SUNDAY MORNINGS:
steady. 3439 sixteeutii st. : Castro-st. car.
BRIGHT HOY TO LEARN TRADE. CALL
bet. 7 and BA. m. Carson Glove Co., 318 Makt
GOOD pain* WANTED. 2808 twenty".
fourth sU
bOY WAN ED ABOUT 18 YEARS cLD. AD-
dress D. B , box 157, Call Office.
ST'i.ONG HOY WANTJ-D TO LEARN TRADE.
O 65 i ehama st.
;iUUI) RELIABLE BOY's TO DISTRIBUTE
GOOD RELIABLE BOYs TO DISTRIBUTE
VJ ver. is ng matter, all 9-'3a u'i-arr-11 sU
STRONG BoY NOT UN'i-EK 16 To LEARN
0 the candy business. sCHaFEr'.*-, 22 Sixth.
WANTED— SHOEMAKER FOR CUSTOM
tt am repairing. 22. Eillssl.
U PHOLSTERER.TO REPAIR MATTREsSES;
*J board and sma 1 yvattes. 116 T urk st.
Ur A NTED- A WAITER AND WASHER;
626 Sacramento. Coffee John.
l»r ANTED— STRONG BOY. APPLY" TO-DAY
ft a*. 53 'Tehama su
TJO-TBLACK WANTED. 53 FIFIH ST.
SHOEMAKER WANT ED ON CUSTOM WORK
O or repairing. 202 Second st.
BOY, AGE 16. RESIDING WITH PARENTS;
reierences required. 130 Powell st.
GOOD, HONES 1 MAN TO TEND BAR;
small capital required. C. 0., box 62, Call.
K OY \. ANTED, .04 VIEW AVE., FRENCH
iX laundry; board an.l lodging.
, lEN i OR AUSTRALIA AND THE COAST;
iti also deep water. HERMAN'S, 637 Clay St.
STYLISH HAIRCUT' 10C; ELEGANT SHAVE
6c; clean towels. 602 racific si., near Kearny.
RESTAURANT IN A COUNTRY' TOWN 50
miles from city; only restaurant in town. In-
quire 727 Davis st.
BARBERS* ASSOCIATION FBEE EMPLOY-
ment Office, s. FUCH-. Sec., 325 Graul ave.
BAP BEES' UNION" FREE EMPLOYMENT
Office. 303 Van Neis ave. R. F. SHINN,
Secretary.
1./ARRER WANTED FOR BATURDAY;
XJ wa^es $3. 602 Clay st.
SEAMEN" FOR EUROPE AND AUSTRALIA.
O A y a', 12 Washington st.
DEL-ABLE, INDUSTRIOUS GERMAN GAR-
X\i dener: undeistands taking care of horses and
tows, and hand.*,- around the place;. good refer-
ences. Addiess X. /., box 8. Cal..
IV" ANTED— AT MONTANA HOUSE, 7641^
tt Mission: men to lake rooms; 10-, 160 aua
25c per night; 60c 90c and $1 per week.
SAILORS AND (RDINARY' SEAMEN
wanted at Lane's. 504 Davis St.. near Jackson.
\UaK_ THE DEAD; WENS-EL'S ALARM
ft cock: no electricity ; loudest. 6J2 Monts'y.
IMNE M '. N'S CA LF STO Oil DEB, $2 50:
X- men's solelng, Ssc: only one|price. 959 Howard.
SITUATION WANTED! O TAuE CARE OF
O horses and garden; good driver; can milk;
handy with tools; bes.. of references. A. S., box
3, Call.
FOR COPPER RIVER; PASSENGER
schooner J. Eppinger. Apply at 718 Third st ,
Copper River Commercial Compiuy.
SHOEMAKERS TO BUY MEN'S UPPERS,
O $1 and up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st.
LARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES
tor sale; also ladles' and ms-es', trom 25c up;
misfl s exchanged; good repairing; shoes made to
order, any styie. tontral Repairing Shop, 749
Mis-ion, near Grand Opera-bouse.
MEN's suLEI.G, 6Cc: LADIES. 40c* WHILE
you wait. 638 Market; (branch 767. Market.
OflllA PAIRS— ANOTHER LOT OP' MEN'S
•JVOV shoes: been slightly damaged; at less
than one-fourth their value: from 263 to $2 50.
662 Mission at., bet. First and Second.
lii MON wants 100 ME. to get bottle
t J. beer or wine 6c; best tree lunch. 643 Clay.
__(!__-_
HELP WANTED—
1) ECRU ITS yv ANTED FOR THE UNITED
IX states marine corps. United states navy:
able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of
21 and 30 years, who are citizens of the United !
States, or those who have legally declared their j
intention lo become such: must be of good char- .
acter aid habits and ab.e to speak, lead and write
English, aud be between 6 feet 5 Inches and 6 leet
I in height For iunher Intormation apply at the j
1 recruiting office. 20 Ellis &U. san Francisco, Cal.
TWi -CH.yIR BARBi-t'-sHoP FOR -AL IN ,
• i mountain town: pop. 3000. li quire of Deck-
j .man Rro-. or WILL A: -INCK Co.
■Cy ANTED— YOUR SHOES MADE TO
" fl. your feet at the same price, you b.iy ready-
made ones, uom $1. $2, $3. $4 aud $5, at 562
M lssion sU, bet. First and Second.
LADTEo' SHOES. t-OLINW, i,6c: MEN'S
shoes, soling. 50c; all repairing done at bait
the usual price. 562 Mission su, bet. Ist and 2d.
/.'I C LARKIN — BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
Oil) CALL bub-crlptions and Waal ads taken.
ROOMS, 150 To '.6c PER NIGHT; uo-i -- v - -J
Per ween. Oriental. 225 Drumm mu
m:t*i ACME Ho UsE. 967 MARKET s'T., BK-
X low sixth, for a room: -5c a night: $1 a week.
SINGLE ROOMS 10c AND 15c NIGHT. 750
and $1 week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howard.
Yir, AN TE. D— MEN To LEARN BARBER
, » » trade; shops, tools, position* furnished: -
weeks required, s. i. Barber College. 1 -hl/_ Eighth.
\\J INCH ESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD St., NR.
'» Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading-
room: iree 'bus and bangage .0 and trom the ferry.
L LCHO HOUSE 863% MARKET ST.— ROOMS
X_ 20c. u6c to 500 .iigul: $1 10 **_ week.
JUT Ol- UN-ALLED--OK SHOES PROM 250
J- np to $1 -&. 562 Mission su. ceu Ist and 2d.
\\, A TED. TOCO L WAGES DUE LABOR-
'• FrsaclerKs KNOX Collection Agcv, 110 sutter.
W r ANTED— DA BORERS AND MECHANICS
to know that Ed Roittn. Reno House proprie-
tor, -tin rcos Denver House, 217 'Third _'_. DJ
lerg- rounis: '.'be iier Blent* $! to $ 1 .er ««.«.
AGENTS WANTED.
■\IENTO SELL TO THE TRADE; HOURS 3
IVI to 5. H. W. MERRITT, 628 Market st.
I'AKTNEUS WANTED.
PARTNER WANTED: $200 CASH; NEW
J Inventio.i; good paying business. 712-/2 Pol-
som st.
HOUSES WANTED.
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE; CENTRAL:
must be cheap. A. 8., box 12. Call.
FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED.
X\T ANTED— FUENI-HED-HOUSE OF 6 OR
»» more rooms, family of adults, for 2 or 3
mon hs. S. -.. box 11, call.
BOOMS WANTED.
lir ANTED— LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM
" or basement: cheap. 11. G., box 10.1 ,Call.
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.
! ItrANIED IN* A QUIET PART OF THE
i WW city, iwo unfurnls ed sunny rt oms and board
1 In exchange for tmoiing children; reterences ex-
I changed. Addre P. .., box 22, 'all.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOCS.
j PONY' PLANER: SECOND HAND; 6OR 8 |
i I by 20 or '-4 capacity. Addre.s P. O. box 82,
Redwi o:t city.
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND i
ranges bought anil so'd. CURTIN, 1123 Market j
I 4 KLEIN. 100 SIXTH ST., WIL-PAY' CASH i
■-A . for clothing and nooks.
1 PAWNBROKER— OLD GOLD. SILVER, CAST- !
oil Clothing bought. Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third. i
PURNITUKE FOK SALE.
BIG BABGAIN IN FURNITURE; SELLING
out: going to Ala-kit. Si 6 Mission su
FURNITURE WANTED.
I l/i URN ITL'RE*. STOVES, CARPETS, COT7N-
| A 1 ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market.
HIGHEST PIKE PAID TOR FURNITURE,
carpels, etc. F. W. ZEHFUSS, 840 Misilon,
WP. BE HA MP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR
. furnished houses, groceries, etc. 305 I.ar-in.
CAsH FOR FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC; i
J full Value. Pac. Fur Co., 228 Stockton st.
LJ. NEU...AN, 121 SIXIHST., BUYS, AND
. selis furniture and carpets; also storage.
INDIANA A LCI ION" CO. REMOVED .U 1.
Montgomery st.;htKhest prices paid. Tel. Davis 7 1
! =|
MEDICAL.
A PROCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY" HARM- j
less; never falls in any case of monthly sick- !
: ness, no matter what cause: no electricity bum- I
• bug or other dangerous methods; money lu every
rase refunded tf a cure Is not effected: travelers ,
] helped immediately; years' experience: home in I
i confinement with sanitarian conveniences. Con-
I sult free the only reliable pliys clans DR. AND
| MRS. DA VIES, 14 McAllister su. next Hibernia
: Bank : bonis oa. m. 10 5 rnd 7 to 8 P. if.
ALL CASES OF MON'I'HL- SUPPRESSION"
(Irom yvliatever cause) restored In a few
i hours; s»fe at any time: no process humbug; In-
stant relief for travelers; home in confinement;
i my celebrated treatment and remedies lor monthly
' suppression never fai: every case guaranteed;
consultation iree and confidential.
MRS. DR. iiYETH. .16 Post sU. near larkin.
A PROCESS THAT N. VER FAILS TO RE- I
store every case of monthly sickness from |
! whatever cause in a few hours when medicines I
i aud others have failed; no instruments used; I
j many years' exnerieuce: every case guar meed;
advice free; terms reasonsb'.e: first-class private !
) home for confinement. MRS. DR. DALEY, 1126
: Market su, over Owl Drugs ore.
A SURE, SAFE AND SPEEDY" CURE iOR
all lemale disear.es: a home In confinement, j
; with best ocssible car-; with tbe privacy of a i
j him. a;.d tne convenience of a hospital; those I
I who are sick or discouraged should call on the |
I doctor and state their case: they will find in her a '
! true friend: all consultations freeand ansoutely
I confidential. MRS DR. GWYER. 226 Tunc st.
I , i
ALL OF DR. FOU LET'S CAPSUL.-S ARK \
guaranteed absolute cure for all lemale dis- i
; eases: positive y safe and sure: no danger or after j
V-ects: taken in lime it also acts as a ore veil live: j
j price $1 60 per box, sent free by mall on receipt of i
' price: consultations o i all special diseases free. '
; WALLER BROS.. 33 Orant ave., S. -. A cau-
tion— Before purchasing elsewhere, write us.
SURE CURE, WH.N OTHERS FAIL; NO
- medicine or Instruments; every woman ber
; own physician for all female troub'es, no matter !
i irom what cause: restores in one day; never fails; j
| consultation tree: can be sen*, ana used at home.
DR. POPPER, 31S Kearny st Orders by tel
I ADIES, CHI CHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY-
J_ royal Pills (Diamond Branu) are best; safe, re-
liable; take no other: send 4c, stamps, for particu- j
j lars. -Relief for Ladies in letter by return mall; :
I at dni-cists. Chichester C hem. Co., Philadelphia I
MRS DR. SCOTT: FEMALE COMPLAINTS, i
' diseases of the eye; a permanent cure guaran- ]
teed or no charge made; consult tree: hours. 10 to I
12. 2to 4, 7to 8, Sunday 11 to I. 410 Geary st.
DR-. (-oODWI>, DISEASES OF WOMEN: j
ladles near or far: sate, quick cure guaranteed: j
I any ailment; maternity home: oest care; skill only;
: low fees; Dr. Schnck's self-cure. $5. 401 Van Ness.
| TAHER'S INFALLIBLE PREVENTIVE; i
j -I either sex: send vc for information or 50c for '
i trial jar. 1 a y'lor Chemical co, box 1896, S. F. \
• I)R AND Mi'.S. WEGENER. 526 EDDY ST.— I
I XJ Safe quick cure for all female com plaints guar- j
i anteed: private bome In confinement: every coot*
j fort; Infants adoptod; terms moderate: pills $L
A Boon TO mV-s ANO M TH i. us— s... I
guro; price $1 50. RICHARD. A CO., 403 !
I Clay au; send 2-c. -lamp for particulars to Seguro j
j Manufacturing Co.. 531 K su. Sacramento. Cal.
ALP AU's -K.-N-J-. P.EDS— a BOON To I.A-
-dies with lemale troubles; no danger: safeanl I
j sore; $2 60, expresi C. o. D. ; don't delay until too
, late. OaGoOD RBoS., Coast Agents. Oakland. CaL !
j /'O.y-'iOf.Mi-i. — ___._■ -,_.-_• A.-, T-..OURLE '
' V communicate With Dr. c-an tee, M biatu !
j ave., Sau Francises.
1 )U PRAK'S FEMALE REGULATING PILL*" j
! XJ safe and efficient emmenagogue: $1 oar box. '
l RICHARDS <_ CO.,drugg;stj. AIM Clay .i..»ole_g£ I
| PARIS .MATERNITY", 609 BUSH; CONFINE- !
I X. ment a: home 10 days, a.20. .Tel. Green 581.
I CUBE CUBE IRREIiULARITIEs OR OTHER '
j kJ lemale diseases. MRS. DR. PUETJS, 264i/ 3 4th.
HOME IN CONFINEMENT; DISEASES OP i
women. Mrs. Dr.Funte, 1416 Sth su. Alameda,, I
j I\R HALL, 14 MCALLISTER ST.. N__A.tt j
| XJ Jones— Diseases of women and children.
i — .
ATTORNEYS-
ADVICE FRET-PRIVATE LA W MATTERS^
-TV. moderate fees. ATT'Y McCABE, 103 Lai kin)
I ADVICE , FREE; DIVORCE LAWs A SPEC- '
_r_.-alty: private; no fee with out success collection* I
G. W. HOWE, ailaw,Bso M«to "con-iSlttn? j
A DVICE FREE: No CHARGE U-yLr-^T^JT j
A ceastut. .-.. W. DAViD_, in. W7M-ricSl« |
" PHYSICIANS.
Dl'. C^C. O'DoN-^EL-TT-O-^rAItITKT vT_^l I
AJ 2564 25th su; diseases of * otueu a spec alt--. 3 J
BUSINESS CHANCES. I
i <-..*-.. -.A'LOON: oL_»-----T-»BL-SHE-D ; \
< $450. plsre: best loc-tion in tne city, owner.:. .-;]
lTthere3 ve P „rs; »l-o4rooms. ...c udlng furnuure^ : 1
i k tch en; 2 storerooms; a fine yard. M. LEsS, . . , I
| Four li st. ■ - ■
"____■/. RESTAURANT; EXCELLENT LO- '
i S4OO. cality on one nf the principal streets: ..
I present owner 'in the same place la yea. : cheap-
i rent. M. LES-. 5 . ourln St. _ ____!***-^B
! m. 4nf\ RESTAURANT AT JUNCTION OP
>4<'U. tyvocarlin-s; busy ail day: crowded
during meal hours; very low rent ; *_ cell' jrtng-
rooms well fnrni-hed; investigate. M. LES-, a
Fourth st.
ff1.17; li CORNER GROCERY AND BAR IV
*.«)i'. best pin of Western Adlicon; we I
stocked: 4 nice living - rooms counec.ed. M.
LESS, 5 Fourth su
"<_.•_"?__■_ DAY SALO N; DOWNTOWN: NO
»35DOU. night cr Sunday work: nicely fitted
up: dolus a good-paying business; low rent. -J.
LESS, 6 Fourth st. ■ '".'
d* OF. II SALOON ONE BLOCK PROM; MAP--
♦tn_)o''. ketsu: elegantlv fitted tip Place: has*
lane trade: cheap rent; great bargain. M. LESt-,
5 Fourth su '
fif/IF-A CANDY- STORE, FACTORY' AND
t^T'-'l-'. icecream psrior in the Western Addi-
tion; 4 nice living-rooms doing an excellent
trade M. LESs. 5 Fourth sU
iy-(\ OLD-ESTABi.I-HKD AND GOOD-
<p_t_-OU. paying restaur .nt on Kearny st- ; must
be sold to-day Investigate at once. V/ILKE, 7»-
Market st.
(_*-/-\rt, BUTCHER-SHOP; RE -V BUSIN
iJptJUt', local lon on Mission st ; 2 horses. 1
yy-sgon; rent »20; inves igation solicited. Apply \-
YVILKE, 7.3 Market _u
$->_Wl CORNER GROCERY AND BAR,
ijUXJ. with iivlng-rooms. on Point l.obos ave.;
rent $26: this place is kepi by owner 8 years; rare
tiisnce fn young man or man -nd wife, S;-te
WII.KE, 783 Mamet St. :* _^
<__ -*\- _i _ GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT ON
«_yt)Ul.F. Fourth St.; rent .30: tiisi-clas-. loca-
tion: best class of .-ustom: rare chance for liveiy
man or lady. WILKE, 783 Market st.
4_P--in - A LOON AND l UNCi-HOUSK.
-)l/y'. among foundries and factories, with 9
ftiriii-h*d rooms; old-estnb tshe; plate: cheap
rent; Investigate. Apply WIL.vE, 78 Market St. 1
r.n/wi HOTr.L AND BOARDINO-HOl'S! _A
tfrOyjy.'. south of Market St. : 24 lurnisbe-P^V^
rooms; all occupied: good oar trade; large num-
oer of steady boarders, see WILKE, 7"3 MariteL
fil'/in BEST PAYING CORNER SALOON
tjpmioyjyj. in city -.es.abllshed and kept by pres-
ent owner for 10 years; close to chronicle build-
ing: daily receipts $50 tos6U: dealing from $200
to 1300 per month. Full particulars at B. G.
WI IKE ,fc CO.'S, 783 Market st.
TCJOTICK— GUS STRAND -CO., 19 SIXTH ST.,
Xi will sell your business quick for cash. .
BARGAIN-:— SALOON, $250; CI .Alt STORE, ;
$175.
Restaurant, $175; butcher shop, $400.
Wood and coa. yard. $600; grocery; bir, $351.
Branch bakery, 3 rooms, $150: lodging-house,
lb rooms, $350.
For bargains see STRAND A CO., 19 Sixth su
Qjiicrv PAYING RESTAURANT NEAR
i^-.-'C/. Market St. B_MH
$700— Grocery and bar north of Market si
$251)—- onieisolo 11; very cheap.
$.50— I lgai-s.oie. in goo i loca ion. and other bar- ■
gains. A.s DERSON A CO., 777 .Market st.'^^jfe^^
IJESTVURAN'T GREAT SA-RI'ICE; R--
llcei-ts $20 day ;low rent. BASILE, 87.H._51ark»
■ftV^ll PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT
— •'". business: suited to plain, steady man
satisfied yvith $ls to $20 a week; no prevlou. ex-
perience neceosary: trial given. 724V 2 Market
St.. room 17.
/CARPENTERS" BARGAIN": $30 BUYS
\j targe assortment of mo dings, lumber, doors,
sash, otinteis and genet a. shop outliu 14 06 De-
visa tero st,
ANY" AMOUNT OF MERCHANDISE W.ANT-
ed lor cash on qnic. examination and deiiv.
er> : hII business strictly couiide _ 8., box .
160, Call Otlice.
Ij> I ODfj HAY, GRAIN", WOOD AN COAL
- J-t'V- I U. yard: cor locatb-n; sickness cause ''*"
of selling. Address J. B. box 80. Call.
lf» ROOMS, NICELY" FURNISHED: CKN-'
X\J tral; ro.<ms alt ful; selling on aicou t of
sickness. 1007 Market; call 1 to 4.
\\f ANTED- PARTNER WITH $600: BUSf-
'» ness ,ulue; will stand strict Investttta ion.
S. 1., box 18, Call 1 trice.
< flj'-." II RESTAURANT; LOCATED JUNC-
-o'[\J. tion of 6 streets; good- paying business.
125 Montgomery ave
_.''.-) SALOON; BARGAIN; NEWLY",
<HSU»-H_'. furnished; choice location. A pply • all. }
RESTAURANT. $225: GOOD I OCATION; I
lon* rent: mismanagement. R N., box 125. Cal . I
CENTRALLY' LOCATED HOTEL IN OAK- '
1 land of 57 rooms, bar. dining-room and
kitchen, paying $15J above expenses, for sale;
$3500: rent $140: on account <>f Oe >th ot owner
Appiy W. i-» BARNARD, 458 Niuih aU. Oakland-
FOP. RENT— SALOON WITH FIXTURES. 4
X unfurnished rooms, kitcn- n. c liar, stab e,'
I water free. In a southern toyvn. tor $20 per month. .- *
I lease; owner kept it 6 years. Inquire Enter-
prise Brewing Company.
' ©*•>. 11l CORNER SALOON: RENT $25;
j <P_-UU. must be sold. DONNELLY A BRA -.-
j NAN.whoDsale i iijtior-dea. 1063-1071 Mission
St.. cor. seventh.
| •^Ot)- RESTAURANT — I'E' AUSE SlCK-
«jP___-_>. ness: snip for somebody. Cal at '-7
Ninth st. for particulars.
dk I oei) PARTNER: ESTABLISHED _0
•U>l^__H-'. years: large connection; fine p ant;
clears $200 to $:iO*Ji per month: Investigation so-
licited. Owner, box 57, Call office.
ffl*'||(l CORNER SALOON SOUTH OF MAR.
■yPUc/V. kei s.; fine place for man aud ite or
2 partners: 2 living-rooms. SW. cor. Bryant and
•-Ixih sis.
SALOON" NK. SAILORS' HOME AND FAC-
lories; good chance for a business woman or
man ana wi e Inquire National Br-We-y. Hfu3-fl
Sw^f-M SAIOON AND RESTAURANT; A
Cwov. rornislted rooms 1218 Poiut Lobos .
ave., near Geary-st. carhouse.
\xr ELL- 1 AYlNii CORNER GROCERY', WITH
" fine ttau cheap; tte. ou 11 1 owner going to coun- '
try. T. c, box 6, call Office.
ffij 1 iIC CIGAR-STORE; MUST BE SOLD..
ftp I £.0. at once; party going awa/ ; city front '
1:20 East st. ■.'■'.
LOR SALE—.. GOOD OYSTER-HOUSE. 44, :
A Sixth st.
•fe^nf. BEIT PAYING CORNER sALOON •'
«4j GOO. south of Market; owner had lo years,
inquire Hibernia Brewery. , ; A
•%-O'lf. BKS ' l '-PAYING GROCERY: NO" ■
<P*.y<l\J. bar; established yea..-,; first-class AW*
family trade: investigate. Ad. G. 1., box 6.'. Ca i. ~W ■.
HOTEL 1-ORsAiE— 45 J.OOMS. Cr..y TR ALLY
loci-ted: house ad furniture In tirst-c ass •*
order: owner retiring from business: agojil chance
lor the r.ght party, southeast corner Seventh '
and _ ran kiln sis, Oakland.
ftJdO «"OCI-R.-STORK: GOOD BUI TER. ••' ■•
tITT."- 1 . egg and D-ovision route: 4 nice living,
rooms: rent cheap. 1747 MarKet St., Oakland. .
IfMRsT-CLASS SHOESTOKE AND REPAIR- '••
ing p!a<e; best location In town; oop Palace
Hotel. Inquire main store 767 Market su
1 IQUOR-sT.KE AND BAR FOR sALE '
-> ' cueap. Apply to SIEBE BROS & PLAGE-
MAN N, 828 Sausome st ■• I
"ft 1 '-.00 OLD Ksr - RESTAURANT; »80d *
<iP ■*- dOU. cash; balance, note; receipts, *70 to '
*80 dally; bargain. A > DERSON. 57 to 59 3d st. .
GRoCERY AND B.aB; _ LIVINU-BoOMS;
good slock. 117 Fillmore sU ..'-'.
SPLEND.D .sTERN-WhEEL RIVER PAS-'
senger and freight s. earner for sa e Apidv 10 .- .
T. K. sT'a 1 ELr-R, General Agent North Pacitij
Railway, 638 Market st.. S. F.
OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND B r MOVED-
short notice. J. B. FRENCH, 318 Van Nest '-'*
COFFEE AND TEA i.OUTr.s SUPPLIED *
I from CASWELL Ac ().'-, 415 Sacramento su- '"'
POKTDAN-. -U-.-H.l .111-1 IAREU. IN.
quire tuu waice utmi li.^ 'inua bu, PortlaaJ. '
Oregon. . •
LO.DGING-HOU.SES FOB SALE ' fSM
»t.OUSE, VERY G00D.. ..27 ROOMS ■■
tP^UU. $700-Corner house, new. S« '"'
$1200-H.use, exchange . la room!*
$6JO-House for 10t5... ..:'.'. ~- •>_ J"^?-*:'-
lb-room corner: near the Minu " : """ ,j. m .7 '"•
23-room house, sixth st . . " "si-ii ' '
28-room house: $2oocash .TV, "•"'
I -S-Ss__^-^sa-_-ra^« -: ; ■: \
j $500. ias.i'.araiff. it.*,,?*; -w. '- '-;-
I 'fttJ.fHl CASU WiLL BUY a GOOD Pa 1 Nil •' ,
ffr\n)\J bouseBlroom-: balance east- pal-men-!* 1 .
from Income of house. 105 New Montgomery s" ? \l. ]
ALASKA ENTERPRISES. "■■:':
KLONDIKE RUSH WILL. .SOON BP>' :
-S on: Ave will give liberal . reduct on V™* *' - *
; a»£__rs?S--&-s_S^S-*>-
| SEWING-MACHINE-.
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