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THE SAK FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1902.
10
HELP WANTED — FEMALE Con.
OPERATORS AND A NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS WILL BE TAKEN FOR INSTRUC-
TION ON OVERALLS, WITH A STATED
AMOUNT GUARANTEED TO BEGINNERS.
STANDARD SHIRT ' FACTORY, CORNER
GOUGH AND GROVE STS.
WANTED— Young girl whg^desires to attend
school and do light housework in small fam-
ily In Alameda ; good home ; no washing or
cooking; references; can call Sunday. 2045
San Antonio ave., .Alameda.
HAIRDRESS1NG, manicuring, massage, hair
work taught in 2 weeks, $4 50; positions guar-
anteed in stores and with private customers,
$50 and $75 per month; class day and even-
ing. College. 233 Geary st. rooms 13-15.
LADIES to learn barber trade; only two
months required; special offer this month;
halrdresslng taught in four weeks: catalogue
free. MOLER System College, 635 Clay st
PACIFIC College, 123C Market, cor. Jones and
McAllister; learn for $5; halrdresslng, mas-
sage, dyeing, manicuring, switches, etc.; po-
sitions guaranteed stores and private ;day,eve.
OPERATORS, experienced ', also learners paid
while learning. G. AV. REYNOLDS' muslin
underwear factory, 595 Mission st., cor. 2nd.
PICK hops In August; healthful, enjoyable and
very profitable outing for young and old. Ap-
ply to HORST BROS.. 122 Battery st. S. F.
A— SH1RTMAKERS and finishers. EAGLES
SON & CO.. 535 Market st.
WANTED— A girl for light housework; small
family. 795 Haight st.
GIRL for general housework. Apply 1010
Santa Clara ave., Alameda.
GIRLS wanted. Apply Buswell Co. Bookblnd-
ery, 536 Clay st.
WANTED— Girls at National Laundry. 411
Sanchez st.
MILLINERY trade and positions guaranteed in
4 weeks for $5. 143 Stockton St., room 13.
WANTED — Women and girls to work on fruit.
1731 Folsom st.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscription*
received at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1096
Valencia st. '
HELP WANTED— 3IALE.
AT C. R. HANSEN & CO.'S, •
429 Bush st. 642 Clay st.
NEW RAILROAD WORK
Free fare Free fare
Ship to-day
Both offices open 7 a. m
.... FOR NEVADA AND UTAH...
5000 teamsters, laborers, rockmen, concrete-
men, machine men, drillers and muckers,
wages $2 to $3 a day for
Lucin, Utah Elko, Nev. .. .Golconda, Nev.
Terrace, Utah. Vivian, - Wev.Iron Point, Nev.
Matlin, Utah... Clark, Nev... Battle Mountain
Gerald, Nev. .Wadsworth, Nev.. Pequop, Nev.
Palisade, Nev. ..Rokeby, Nev.. .Carlin, Nev.
Ryndon, Nev. ...Moleen, Nev.. . .Wells, Nev.
Holborn, Nev. . .Salvia, Nev.. .Fenelon, Nev.
Reno, Nev Vista, Nev... .. .Herrln, Nev.
For S. P. Co.'s own work Nevada
50 laborers, splkers and strappers for track
and steel gang $2, $2 25 and $2 40 a day
' FOR CHA'TSWORTH PARK. Cal
500 tunnelmen, drillers, headers and muckers
$2 to *3 a day
Free fare Free fare
C. R. HANSEN & CO 429 Bush st.
Between Kearny and Grant ave......
Branch office 642 Clay st
A— 2 ERRAND boys, who live with their par-
ents, for this office. Apply C. R. HANSEN
& CO., 429 Bush st.
COOK, restaurant, • $70; hotel cook, $40, coun-
try; restaurant cook, country, $50; short or-
der cook, $12 week; 2 boarding cooks, $40 and
$50; 2 waiters, country hotel, $30; restaurant
waiters porters, dishwashers, elevator boys
and others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sac-
' ramento st.
MAN about place, $30 and found; choreman; 2
creamery butter makers, $50 and found and
$2 day; can washer and separator man, $30
and found; 4 milkers, $30 and $35 and found;
3 men and wives, $35, $40 and $50 and found;
farmers, $25 and $30 and found; drivers for
milk wagons, $25 and $40 and found; stable
man, $30 and found; starcher and ironer, $30
and found; millwright, $3 50day; blacksmith;
cooper; 10 miners, $2 75 day; 6 coal mlner-3,
$2 50 to S2 75 day; wood choppers, teamsters,
150 laborers at $2, $2 25 and $2 50 day. and
"others. J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 628 Sacra-
mento St. ¦' ¦ : ¦
ANDRE'S Office, 316 Stockton st. Cook for
military camp for few days, with helper,
good wages; cook for surveying party, $35;
cook, country, $50: waiter, country hotel, $30;
waiter for city, $10 a week; dishwashers, $6-
$7 a week? dishwasher, Monterey Co., $30;
potwasher, $30; barkeeper, must speak
French, $30; saloon porter, $30 to $40; bed-
maker, $S a week; assistant gardener, farm
hand, $30; cattle herder. $30, etc.
MAN for kitchen work. Lake Tahoe, $30, fare
paid. MRS. M. E. DAY. 335. Geary st.
A MAN and wife, waiter and waitress, com-
mercial-hotel, $47 50; fares paid.
MRS. M. E. DAY 335 Geary st.
WANTED — A man of all work for a gentle-
man's place in the country; must know how
to drive, milk two cows; etc: state experi-
ence and names of previous employers. Ad-
dress box 2202, Call office. ._¦
WANTED — Advertising man competent to pre-
pare and set out circulars, catalogues and
advertisements and to take charge of corre-
spondence with customers. Address box 2201,
CaN office.
WANTED— A reliable man with $125 to Invest
In old-established business that will pay him
$70 a month; no experience required; light
work. Particulars at 331 Kearny st, r. 12^.
FOR SALE — A tailoring establishment in coun-
try; good business; owner must sell on ac-
count of sickness. Inquire J. BAUMGAR-
TEN, 7 Montgomery st., S. F.
WANTED — Young man in wrapping depart-
ment. Wanted — Boys to run errands. J. M.
LEVEE & CO., cor. Powell and Geary sts.
WANTED — 6 corrugated Iron workers for coun-
try. Apply room 1315, Call bldg., Tuesday,
9 a. m.
WANTED — Iron workers and Iron grill work-
ers. S. F. Novelty and Plating Woiks, Bay
and Stockton sts. -»*
BOYS. 16 years, to learn trade; graduates pre.
¦ f erred: start $3 50 per week. Carson Glove
Co., 35 Market st. x
BARBER shop, old established, running two
chairs steadily, San Rafael, can be bought
cheap. Particulars at STOLTZ'S, 723 Market.
BOY wanted, work In drug store; 16 years of
age. Call between 9 and 12, Van Ness ave.
and Fulton st. '
COLTHING salesman: apply between 8 and 9
a. m. S. N. WOOD& CO.. 718 Market st.
$200 — WORKING partner In cash business;
profits $100 per week. Call 777%' Market st.
COOK wanted. 1428 Market st.
PRESSER or cleaner. Cal. Clothing Renova-
tory, 287 O'Farrell st.
WANTED — A man with small capital: old-es-
tablished business. Apply 37 Third st. "
DRIVER for bakery; experience and references
required; no fee. 526 Montgomery st.
"WANTED — 10 laborers for country. Apply 9
a. m. Tuesday, room 1315, Call building.
AN experienced cutter on stock pants. HEY-
NEMANN & CO.. 410% Mission St.
WANTED— Dishwasher at 12S% O'Farrell st.
FORTY men— Apply stage entrance Columbia
Theater to-day, 9 a. m.
WANTED — An 1 office assistant. Address box
2231, Call. - -
WANTED — Boy to learn florist business; call
early. 236 Sutter st. ¦
BARBER shop for sale: good German location;
rent $12 50; 2 living rms. Inquire Call office.
SECOND cook wanted. William Telb Restau-
rant, 315 Bush st.
A BOY to learn a good trade. Apply A.
GRAFF, • metal spinner, 10 Stevenson st.
WANTED— Lunch waiter. 511 Brannan gt.
A GOOD nirht cook wanted. . 123 Sixth st.
ERRAND boy — $3 per week and board; after
0 a. m. F. GOODBAN, 1117 Van Ness ave.
TIN smiths and sheet Iron workers wanted;
' steady work. Apply 17 Drumm st
WANTED — Jewelers at 17 Lick ' Place. Lick
House.. ZC:-'±*i?-ir ¦ ¦
WANTED — Porter for barber shop at 7 Eddy
street. • * . • _ '
MAN to work In kitchen; must understand lit-
tle cooking. Call early, -16 Market st.
WAGON blacksmith helper wanted. 820 How-
ard st. - .
MAN to collect. Apply, to-day bet. 8 and 9 or
• 5 and 6. J. Relnders, 1st floor, Callaghan bg.
$125 — WANTED — Steady man as partner In
cigar store doing a good business; present
• owner has good Jobbing trade. For partlcu-
. lara inquire 257 Fourth st. • :
FINE five-glass,' leather back, rubber tired
landau. O'BRIEN & SONS,. Polk & G.G.ave.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED — FEMALE.
RESPECTABLE woman to work by the day;
best references. MRS. MALLON, 241 Ivy av.
YOUNG Danish girl wants position in family
of two; salary $20. Box. 2745, Call.
WANT ads and subscriptions taken for The
Call at Eaton's Bazaar, 639 McAllister st
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1096
Valencia. • ¦
EMPLOYMENT WANTED MALE.
TO first-class Installment houses — An experi-
enced stock clerk and salesman In blankets,
comforters, lace curtains, portieres, etc.,
wishes a position: references Al. Box 2746,
Call office. .
RESPECTABLE young man wants work round
private place; understands care of horses and
can milk. Box 673, Call Office, Oakland.
FIRST-CLASS butcher wishes position in Oak-
land or vicinity. In reply state salary. Box
4763. Call. Oakland.
RELIABLE MAN wailts position to do general
repairs, plumbing, easntting, etc.; would
prefer institution. Box 2681. Call.
A NATIVE of Guam who speaks English,
Spanish, Italian, Tagalo and Vlsaya, Philip-
pine, dialects, wants place of any kind with
party or parties going to Philippine Islands.
Address 904 Vallejo st., B. V. WATKIN3.
WANTED — Situation by young married man In
retail grocery and provision business; has five
years' experience, private place; good refer-
ences. Box 2730. Call office.
WANTED — By sober, honest young man of 26,
position In wholesale house or as collector.
Box 2770, Call office.
SITUATION wanted by an all-round engineer;
10 years' experience; can give best of refer-
ences. Box 2733, Call office.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1096
Valencia st.
FIXANCI>_
~~~-~>~~% — • " — ¦*"" " ~*
THE REALTY SYNDICATE.
CAPITAL PAID IN $2,500,000 00
SURPLUS 40S.612 77
ISSUES
SIX PER CENT
INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES
AT PAR.
OFFICE: — NO. 14 SANSOME STRKKT. .
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
COMPANIES Incorporated and financed; stock
and bond issues guaranteed, underwritten and
sold; stock accepted for services. Send for
Pacific States Investor. PACIFIC STATES
MINING AND INVESTMENT CO., 328 Post.
FLATS TO LET.
418% Hermann; 6 r.$25 1355 Geary; 7 rms... $35
781 Haight; 5 rms. .$254424 Van Ness; 8 r. .$45
1310 Ellis; 6 r..,. $27 50:650 Sutler; 8 rms.. .$75
1340 Webster; 6 r...$30il40 Minna; 28 rms. $100
SPECK & CO.. 607 Market st.
A — WALKING distance; cozy; 4 rooms; por-
celain bath; sanitary plumbing: clean and
Eunny. 316 Myrtle ave., bet. O'Farrell and
i Geary sts., near Van Nesa ave. •
$27 50 PER month— Hyde st: new and ele-
gant 5 and 6 room flats; permanent gas
range; 2648 Hyde st; cars pass door. RIV-
ERS BROS.. 205 Montgomery at.
WALLER. 1653— Beautiful upper flat, 6.
rooms and two large attic rooms; latest Im-
provements; rent $37 50. Apply, Owner, 393
Hayes st.
FLATS, 477-431 Chestnut St., nr. Powell; 5-3
rooms, bath each; $16-512 50.
$17 — NICE sunny flat, 5 rooms and bath. 2211
Geary st, corner of Devisadero. ,
ALPINE. 173, nr. Fourteenth st.— Flat 8 rms.,
. bath, yard; sun all day; rent $22 50.
CARL, 256— Cheapest new flat In city; yard;
basement; park view.
NEW, up-to-date 7 and 8 lower; light and sun-
ny; marine view. 2521 Van Ness ave.
NEW sunny modern upper flat, 7 rooms and
bath. 1SS7 Ellis, near Scott st.
MODERN flats, 6 rooms, bath, basement, yard;
reasonable. 1933-1935 O'Farrell st.
TO let — Lower flat of 4 rooms at 1520 ¦ Broad-
way, near Van Ness ave.
$22 50— BAY-WINDOW flat, 7 rooms and bath;
modern. 15B Henry St., bet. Sanchez & Noe. ,
FURNITURE FOR' SALE.
FOR sale or rent — Furniture 6 room flat; nearly
new; walking distance. Box 2666, Call.
FURNITURE "WANTED."
BIG price paid for furniture for 60 days; special
reasons. S. J. WAUGH, r. 415, Examiner big.
A. WOLLPERT, 773 Mission st. pays highest
price for second-hand furniture: tel. Red 1354.
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES. ,
LOW prices and good work In making over
furniture and mattresses. HOPKE BROS.,
411 and 413 Powell St.: tel. Bush 421.
GLOVES. ,
TRY Danlcheft One Dollar Glove: you will
never wear others; warranted. 121 Grant ave.
HELP AVANTED FEMALE.
WANTED — Chambermaid for summer hotel,
S20, see boss early this forenoon; cook for 22
boys, $30; private boarding-house cook, $30;
8 waitresses for city and country, $20, $25;
8 second girls, $25; 4 nurse girls, $20, $25;
housework, 3 In family. Belvedere, $25; Prot-
estant cook, 2 in family, $30; 3 German cooks, j
$30; 3 chambermaids, city and country, $15,
$18. $20; 40 girls for housework at $20. $25.
Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 334 Sutter. j
5 HEAD waitreses, extra work, 10 days, $3
day. MRS. M. E. DAY, 335 Geary st.
20 MORE extra waitresses, $2 50. 'MRS. M.
E. DAY, 335 Geary St.
FOUR experienced salesladies for soda foun-
tain; $2 day. MRS. M. E. DAY, 335 Geary.
LADIES to travel introducing to family trade
a standard article; salary and expenses paid;
want only those who are willing to travel.
Apply by 11 a. m. to-day. C. B. JENNINGS'
office, 121 California st.
WHOLESALE house can offer positions to three
different and trustworthy women; no ex->
perience. Box 2204, Call office.
RESTAURANTS— Lady bookkeeper and type-
writer, with references; also waitresses (arm
work); no fee. 520 Montgomery st.
WANTED — Young ladv In wrapping depart-
ment. J. H. LEVEE & CO., cirner Powell
and Geary sts. J
GIRL of 15 to assist with light housework;
wages 10. 17 Bourbon place, oft Eddy st,
near Steiner.
APPRENTICES for ladles' tailoring; steady;
paid while learning. Ad HOENIG, 819 Post.
WANTED — Good second girl and waitress; ref-
erences required. 9:30 to 12, 1801 Gough.
GIRL for plain housework and home washing.
1920 Sutter st.
WANTED— 2 good girls learn to wait table;
restaurant; wages paid. 52 Eighth st j
WANTED — Young girl for general housework;
need not cook. 1831 Eddy st. *
WANTED — Girls to work In paper business.
The Stuparlch Mfg. «Co., 141-147 Fremont
FINISHERS and apprentices custom coats;
steady work. 40 Ellis St., room 52.
COMPETENT girl 'for general housework and
cooking. 1105 Laguna st.
GIRL for general housework in small family of
adults: good wages. 2115 Broderick st.
WANTED — A first-class tailoress on custom
coats. Apply 419 O'Farrell St.; rear.
YOUNG girl for light housekeeping; small fam-
lly. 863 Masonic ave.
YOUNG girl for general housework; small fam-
ily; no washing. 2332 Pine st. nr. Fillmore.
AT once, at La Grande Laundry; girls with
and without experience. Apply 228 Twelfth.
TWO girls to learn to wait at table; good
wages to start. 824 Kearny st.
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY TO LEARN
HOW TO SEW OVERALLS; WE TEACH
YOU FREE OF CHARGE AND PAYWHILE
LEARNING: STEADY WORK; GOOD PAY.
LEVI < STRAUSS „ CO., 32% FREMONT
ST.; MR. DA VIS. "';"
WANTED — Good girl to do light housework.
684 San Jose ave. .
TALENTED amateur performers. ., Apply at
Chutes 6 p." m. Wednesday: salary no object
GOOD pants finisher; $8-$10; steady workl
1000 Harrison street, cdrner Sixth.
NEAT girl for general housework. Call at
2706 Sacramento st
WANTED — A refined, active young woman as
ssistant to lady engaged in charitable work;
must understand children, be" with them part
of time at their summer home each week;
'- one with some knowledge of music pre-
ferred; hours 1 to 5:30; none but a bright,
refined, educated woman heed apply; salary
$30 per month; references.' Box 2758," Call,
.WANTED — Neat" girl :for general 'housework.
Apply 2210 Central aye.; car fare paid.
HKLT* lVAVrKIl MAI.K Con.
AA— PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. ttJS
Clay st
•v;- <;,•.- Phone _a:n 1191.' .
UTAH TO-OAY ......... UTAH
12W) laborers, teamsters and rockmeu
Nevada, Salt Lake and Utah Divisions
To Viita, 'relesraph Point, Rokeby. Moora,
Wadsworth. Pequop, Lucin. Holborn and
Fenelcn • ••••';••'':•"
Utah $2 25 and $2 50 per day Utah
Free fare. 1 Office fee *1. .:,. ..Free !_<»
100 R. R. men. S. P.' Co.'s work ..-.
Section and extra Bangs $1 w> and 51 «O
25 woodchoppers, long job. 4-foct wood
$1 50 aer cord
15 "lumber "pliers. El Dorado Co $2 per day
20 laborers. San Mateo Co $2 per cay
25 laborers, city $175 and $2 per day
1 blacksmith $2 50 per day
1 blacksmith $12 per week and found
1 stableman, small place $15 and found
2C0 laborers and miners.. $60 and $75 per mo.
Tiemakers 12c and ISc tia
25 laborers, Mendocino County, free fare
$30 and $60 and 'found
3 furnacemen. S hours $2 50 d.»y
1 furnaceman $~"J
Stableman, small place $20 and found
10 teamsters. Oakland^ 52 to $2 25 day
2 hay press men ../.$3 day and found
1 scraper holder. Oakland $2 25 day
PENSION atty.. E. A. Bullts. room 40. Phelan
big. Past Com. Geo. H. Thomas Post. G.A.R.
500 MEN to buy new and 2d-hand army shoes,
BOc up; soling 20c up. 923 Howard st, nr. 5th.
SAILORS and ordinary seamen for Europe and
Australia. HERMAN'S. 26 Steuart st.
GET your shoes half -soled while waiting! 25o
to 60c. 663 Mission st. bet. 1st and 2d sta.
ALL sizes men"s shoes, slightly damaged. h_lf
price. S63 Mission St.. bet 1st and 2d sts.
WINCHESTER House. 44 Third St., near Mar-
ket — 200 rooms. 25c night: / reading-rooms;
free bus and baggage to and from ferry.
HORSES AND WAGONS.
FOR sale — A number of line driving horses In
use in this city every day; broke single and
double: guaranteed perfect in every way: '
prices low. Occidental Horse Exchange. 244
Third st :
A LOT of horses for sale at Arcade Horse Mar-
ket. 327 Sixth st: also buggies, wagons, har-
ness, etc.; auction sales every Wednesday at
It a. m. JOHN J. DOYLE. Auctioneer.
TWO bay horses, 15-1 and .15-2. weigh 1100
pounds; broken single or double. Address
Conlon's Stable, 1523 California st
SEE auction sale "ad." under head of auction
sales. STEWART, 721 Howard st. ;' ; -• : '
1 carriage team; 1 work team, $150: business*
and saddle horse. DALZIEL. 605 Q. G. ave.
Largest asscrtm't 2d-hand wagons. buck b'd. sur-
rey, harness, work, driving horses. 15th-Valencia»
AN Al express wagon, single; also right camp-
Ing wagon for sale cheap. 532 Mission st.
HOUSES TO LET.
A PRINTED list of houses to let; send for clr-
cuiar. G. H. UMBSEN & CO.. 14 Montgomery.
$35 — NICE sunny house. 10 rooms and bath.
1449 Devisadero, cor. of Geary.
HOUSES TO LET — FURNISHED.
7-ROOM house, partly furnished; furniture for
sale; good locality for renting rooms. 1329
California at . \ t
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST — A gold quartz locket, going from West
End Station, San Rafael, to San Rafael
Brewery, or near station. Finder will pleas*
return to 369S Seventeenth st. S. F., and
receive reward of $10.
RATTLESNAKE skin purse, containing $30
gold, some silver; 9 o'clock broad-gauge boat
to Oakland. Address DR. M.,- Y. M. C. A.
building, phone John 1864; reward.
LOST — On Powell-st. car Monday, a sealskin
purse containing two $o gold pieces and
• some silver: finder will receive reward by
leaving same at office of Stewart Hotel, 479
Ellis st.
LOST — A baby's tan coat at Lurllne Baths.
Return to H. METHMANN, 249S Market st
LEFT on washstand, ferryboat Berkeley, Sun-
day, S rinss,2 diamonds, reward. 216 Waller.
LOST — Scarf pin; turq-cise surrounded by dia-
monds and pearls; reward. 1911 Pierce st.
LOST— Foxterrler. with license collar. Reward
at 225 Marlon st
LOST — A passbook with the Hlbernla Savings
: and Loan Society of San" Francisco' in tha
name of EDWARD SWENSSON.' Xo. 152,-
010. The, finder will please return to bank.
LOST — Crown cocker spaniel from College Ken-
nels, Jtrly 7." Return to " 9S7 ' Fourteenth st. :
and receive $2 50 reward. ' ; - .
IT will pay to "Remember" that the California
Watch Case, Co.. 220 Sutter st. needs old gold
and > liver. to make new watch cases>
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS.
METAL beds, bedding, camp goods, window
shades. HOTTER. 712 Mission: tel. Main 730.
MEDICAL.
A — DR. O'DONNELL. world-renowned special-
ist — Ladles, all. who are sick or In trouble,
consult the specialist on female complaint*;
menstrual female complaints positively cor-
rected: the unfortunate helped; relief In all
cases taken; the most difficult cases treated;
have relieved thousands of most obstinats
cases; free, confidential advice on all subjects
of a delicate nature. DR. G. W. O'DON-
NELL, office & residence. 1018 Mkt.. op. 5th.
; MRS. DH. KOHL— Well-known, reliable ladies'
specialist: instant relief guaranteed; home la
confinement 1008% Market st. opp. Fifth.
MRS. DR. WYETH— Well-known ladies' spe- •
cialist; 30 years' experience: private home in
confinement Moved to 12$ Post St.. nr. Jones.
A SURE, safe and speedy cure for ail femal«
trorbles and rheumatism, paralysis, liquor
and morphine habits; guaranteed safe and re-
liable by Mrs. Dr. Gwyer, City Hall rvve.,ov«r
Good Fellows' Grotto. 1504 Market St. r. 25.
MRS. D. ALLEN. 1118 Market— Reliable ladles'
specialist ; a p*ivate home before and during
confinement; best medical care; low fees.
LADIES — Try Dr. Bennett's famous " English
regulator; never falls; reliable and safe;
price $2. Pacific Coast dept. 105 ElUa st.
DR. AND MRS. DA VIES and HINDOHERB
original method of treatment 1126 Market
DR. ROSEN. 993 Market st; specialist on fe-
male complaints and ladies' difficulties.
Mrs. Dr. Wegener. formerly O. G. ave. v , now 21*
Eddy st. — Home for patients; babies adopted.
LADIES — Kumrond Is safe & sure; never falls*
price $2. Gleason's drug store. Clay& Kearny.
DR. NG TOY KEE. 210 Stockton st, opposite
Union Square; all diseases cured by herbs.
MISCELLANEOUS-— FOR SALE.
BOILEKS, engines. 2d-hand machinery. ilcIN-
TOSH _ WOLPMAN, 195-197 Fremont st
A — BUYS, sells- or rents gear, machinery, en-
gines, boilers, water pipes, shafting, pulleys,
etc. WHITELAW. 253-255 Spe»r st
NEW and 2d-hand boilers, engines, dynamos,
motors, pumps wood and Iron worklnj ma-
chinery. H. S. WHITE. 130 Beale st .
BAR fixtures, big stock; Installments; billiard
and pool tables; easy terms or rented. Th«
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender Co.," 652 Mission.
FOR SALE — Baby go-cart: $6; In good condi-
tion. miMi Fillmore st.
A FINE 4-roller Hoe drum cylinder press; war-
ranted good as new. Box 27S2. Call.
GASOLINE launch with cabin, 23x7; new:
cheap. Box 2734, Call office.
CONTRACT 1 No. 62. Oregon, California a_t
Washington Builders* Assn.. 799 Geary st.
SAFES — Carey Safe Co. E. B. BECK _ CO
Agents. 103 Front st • *
ENGINES, boilers, lathes, planers, second-hand
machinery. J BURKE. 139 Beale st.
SECOND-HAND lumber, sashes, blinds doors
and bricks for sale. Valencia st. cor. 15lh.
ASK for prices on second-hand typewriters (all
makes). ALEXANDER & CO.. 110 Montg'/.
ft te r_Susa^ t ' cM^ a to
Edison phonographs, records, supplies movlnf
picture machines, films. Bacigalupl. 933 Mkt
GASOLINE engines, all sizes, new and 2d-han<_
and launches. J. E. DOAK. 48 Fremont st
SAFES— New and second-hand. The HKR-
MAN SAFE CO.. 417-423 Sacramento st
1ST-CLAS3 2d-hand modern engines & boilers
bought, sold. Krogh Mfg. Co.. 51» Market 3t.
MAGIC lanterns, new and 2d-hand moving pic-
tnr<»i. BTTLLARD ft BRKCK. 131 Post st.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
BIG prices paid for sealskin coats; also gents'
full dresg and Tuxedo suits. Portland Lo*n
Office. 25 Stockton st. : phone Bush 434.
SAFE wanted, with Inside measurements at
least 3Cx2-xl6: state price. Box 27S$, Call.
WANTED — Second-hand mobile; two seats.
Box 2206, Call office.
TILTON wants good second-hand c^jthlntj and
theatrical goods. 154 nth st. : tel. Uesale 2831.
OLD pold. silver, diamonds an<1 precious stones
hotic-hr, 3 y n_ jfa-kkl. si 7 \r ar k»t *t.
PAINTERS AND^DECORATORS.
ROOMS papered $3 50 up; painting, tinting done.
Hartman Paint Co.. 319 3d st: tel. Red 3K*«
SAN FRANCISCO CALL. j
BUSINESS OFFICE of The San K/andseo
Call, corner Market and Third streets: open
until 12 o'clock every night In the year.
BRANCH OFFICES — 51*7 Montgomery street
corner Clay; open until 9:30 p. m.
S00 Hayes street; open until U:30 p. m.
C&$ McAllister street: open until 9:30 p. m.
::i;> Larkin street; open until 9:30 p. m.
liUl Missicn street; open until 10 p. m.
_U1 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
cntil 9 p. m.
106 Eleventh street; open until 9 p. m.
1C3C Valencia street: open until 9 P- m.
Northwest corner of Twenty-second and Ken-
tucky streets; open until 1» p. m.
1200 Fillmore street: open until 9 p. m.
BIE_TiNG NOTICES.
CALIFORNIA Chapter No. 5. R. A. M.. m
wiii meet THIS (TUESDAY) EVEN- 5^
ING July _, at 7:oO o'clock. M. _. Jt2T
degree. ±5v order of the H. P. / l
KRANKL1N H. DAY. Secretary.
GOLDEN Gate Lodge No. 30. F. and *
A M— Called meeting THIS (TUES- _fi_
DAY EVENING, at 7:3a o'clock. D. jLj\
o. By order of \V. M. / V l
KD\V1.\" L. MEYSR. Secretary.
PACIFIC Lodge No. 136. F. and A. M.. e
KM KUdy St., meets THIS UVENING, ~tf\ r
: :.:u o'clo< k. i D. 7_?\
GEORGE;PEN'LINGTON, Sec. /?'
'ORIENTAL Lodge No. 144. F. and A. R
M.— Third degree THIS (TUESDAY) _J%-
ISVE3HKG -t 7 o'clock. 7_7\
A. S. HUBUARD. Secretary. /? '
MAGNOLIA Lodce No. 29. I. O. <_M^_rv^
O. F.— Initiation THIS iTUES-
DAY) KVEN1NU.
S T. LUCK. Ncble Grand. "«OTH»
SAMCEL POLACK. Secretary.
l'ARKER Lodce -V 124, I. O. O.
F.— Installation df officers THIS ggSwiNSs;
(TUESDAY) EVENING. '
C. F. JACOBSON. N. G. "'**
NOTICE TO~13RITISH SUBJECTS.
CORONATION.
British subjects are invited to meet at
the California Hotel on Wednesday, the 23d
instant at S p. m. to arrange for a cele-
bration' of His Majesty's recovery and ap-
proaching coron_tion.
C. W. BENNETT,
H. M. Coneul-General.
THE Board of Medical Examiners of the State
ot California, will hold a regular meeting in. (
the ex_rnin_tiun chambers. Civil Service j
Commisbion City Hall, San Francisco, Cal.,
<m TCESDAT. Ausust 5, J902, at 10 a. m.
CHAS. C. WADSWORTH. M. P.. Sec
TjiK Caliiornia Debris Commission having re-
ceived applications to mine by the hydraulic
process lrom Fred G. Low Jr. In the Lone
t^iar mine, at Cromberg, Plumas County.
Cal.. to deposit tailings in Jackson Ravine,
draining into Jackson Creek; from E. H.
Wemple and A. M. Davis in the Cllppership
mine, near St. Louis, Sierra County. Cal., to
deposit tailincs in Cedar Grove Ravine.
draining into Slate Creek; from Cataract
Gold Mining and Power Company in the In-
dian Bar placer mine, near Spanish Ranch.
Plumas County, Cal.. to deposit tailings in
basin Uralnins into north lork of Feather
Kiver. and from George W. Cox In the Do-
herty mine, at Howland Flat, Sierra County,
to deposit tailings In Slate Creek, gives no-
tice that a meeting will be held in room IXJ,
Flood building. San Francisco, Cal., on Au-
eust 4. iut)2, at 1:30 p. m.
ANNUAL Meeting — The rejruiar annual meet-
ing of the stockholders of the Sprecfcels
Sugar Comoany will be held at the office
of the company, 327 Market St., San
Francisco, en MONDAY, the 2Sth day of
July, at tie hour of 11 a. m., for the purpose
" of electing a Board of Directors to 6erve
for the ensuing year, and the transaction of
such other business as may come before
tlie meetins. The transfer books will close
ou Friday. July 2S» 1902. at 3 p. m.
W. H. HANNAM. Secretary.
ANNUAL Meeting — The regulv annual meet-
ing of the stockholders of the Monterey
County Water Company will be held at the
ol'fice of the company, 327 Market St.,
Pan Francisco, on MONDAY, the 2Sth day of
Ju!v, at the hour of 11:30 a. m., for the
purpose of electing a Board of Directors to
terve for the ensuing ye_r. ar.d for the
transaction of ~uca other business as may
come before the meeting. The transfer
backs will close on Friday, July 25, 1902, at
3 p. m. W. H. HANNAM. Secretary.
ANNUAL Meeting — The Risdon Iron and
Locomotive Works — The annual meeting
of tb<- stockholders of the Risdcn Iron and
Locomotive Works for the election of Trus-
tees for the er.«aine year and the transaction
of such cthtr business as may be brought
before the meeting will be held at the office
of the comuany. _f)S Steuart St., San Fran-
cisco, on MONDAY, the 4th day of August
l»02, at 11 o'clock a. m.
AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, Secretary.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
R. W. i;iXG. atty.-at-law. Examiner bldg.. rm.
CIS; all cases; damages, estates, wills, mort-
gages, partnerships, attachments, collections,
etc.; legal papers drawn; consultation free;
no advance charges; call or write.
ADVICii free divorces a specialty; quick, quiet;
no charge without success; established 16 yrs
G W. HOWE. 800 Market st. cor. Stockton.
ADVICE free all casee; no advance fee; no
charge unless successful. Room 31(5. 3d floor,
Examiner bnfldlac. R. C. ADAMS.
ADVICE free: phone Mint SC5. 819 Market st
J. M. THURSTON; office open every even-
ing; private divorce a specialty.
AVOID the police: consult Attorney Quinlan,
room ", C24 Kearny Et. Phone Clay 825.
14 FIFTH, Mills bldg.— Trust funds to loan. R.
Matscn Smith, atty. and Com. Yukon Ter.
ADVICE free; no charge unless successful: all
cases ; oper- evgs. W.W.Da.vidi»cn. 927 Market.
JOHN It. AITKEN. attorney at law. Rooms
80D-10-11 Clunie bldg.. 503 California st
L. S. CLARK, Emma Spreckels bldg.. 927 Mar-
ket st.: consultation free; no fees in advance.
ilMCYCLES— For Sale or Exchange.
ALLEN has best bicycles made all prices; call
be for* buying; repairing, tires bells. 301
Lcrkin, i>05 Market 196S to 1974 Pace.
BOARDING FOR CHILDREN.
LADY would care for 1 or 2 children; eoo_
home; mother's care. 5 Capp St., nr. 15th.
CHILD to board; best care; nice home; terms
$10; references if desired. 553 Minna «-t.
A LADY wishes 2 cr i children; near school;
lowest terms: large yard. 1C07 California.
ROOKS NEW- AND OLD.
IiOOKSof ail kinds bought; libraries purchased:
H. C. Holmes. 3149 Market; tel. Howard 19ie.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A^-$750; CORNER saloon; rent $35;
south of Market st. ; a good-paying business
and lar~e stock of liquors. Call R. G.
WILKE. 26% Kearny st.
A— $500; PARTNER wanted in restaurant do-
Ing a larze and good-paying business, sur-
rounded by iron foundries and machine
Khops. Call R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st.
A— fl2,o00: MANUFACTURING business with'
corner store; establ. 30 years; well adver-
tised; coeds sold in every saloon, drug and
grocery store; old ace cf ov.ner only cause
of sale. A.11 particulars R. G. WILKE. _t>Vi
Kearny Ft.
CIGAR stand with cardroom in wholesale dis-
trict; fixtures $250; stock at invoice; 4 years'
tease; good business. Call It. G. WILKE,
26^i Kearny st.
BAKERY ana notions, low rent, $425; bakery.
3 living rooms, $250; corner cigar store, $500;
good merchandise business, Oakland, $1300;
fine millinery Ftores from $250 to $^000; nice
rettaurant. near large factory and power-
house. *-100. part cash; sroceries and bar,
lrom 53»Jft to $2<X»0: payln? roadhouse on Saa
. Leandro road, $3700; saloon, cigar store and
lodging-house ci 20 rooms, near Market tt
$4000. EITEL & CARROLL. 1032 Market
HOME REALTY CO.. S73 Market st
Special— 5 r. & bath; Leaven worth; fine. $300
« r. and bath: Cth st. nr. Market 250
20 r.; Leavenworth, $2500; SI r.. Taylor. 3500
r.0 r.. E1I1«. $:a00: 53 r.. Mkt. $4S0O; 37 r..
Ellia. Sf.000. '
?150 — PARTNER wanted; manufacturing busl-
nc-rs: larce profits; splendid chance. 235
Kearny _t.
A — S. :0(h PARTNER wanted in established
business; plain Ftea<2y man can make $1S to
525 a wff«; trial given before buying; short
¦hours. Geary F t., room 1.
G<X>D. poyin- blacksmith shop in Mission for
kr!« cheap en account r.f dnath; g-ood will of
business guaranteed. 2303 Folsom st
A— EXCELLENT chance for a reliable party
to lease the well-known Wm. Tell House for
a term of years; furniture for sale. Inquire
'.'.17 Eush Et., room 12.
.? 400—^SALOON. 7 miles out town: fine old cor-
ner; pood paying business; could not b« bet-
ter. Business Board Trade. 326 Pine • st.
JiZl^'SION route on this paper for sale. Inquire
* a I San Joee ave.
TOB fale. cheiip — Ilcadhouse in good running
order; must K_ Apply 513 Pacific et
A FULLY equipped manufacturing bakery,
lung established, in pood neighborhood, Guer-
rero 5l.. near Twer.ty-second; rent $35. Ap-
ply DOYLK-PRYAL CO.. _9 Valencia St..
near Sixteenth. - i\
$400 — PARTNER wanted in Hrht and genteel
indoor business; short hours; no nicht or
Sunday work; duties easily learned; pays $S0
monthly to each; will increase; trial allowed
until satisfied. Marln Land Co., 23& Kearny.
| BUSINESS CHAXCES--Contliined^
A— JOSEPH STRAUB.
i£0 Market st, corner Stockton.
Real Estate A^ent. ¦ . '
Teleplipne Grant 177.
Property Bought and Sold.
Rents Collected. • . •
Loans Negotiated.
. Legitimate Business
A£ent.
Saloon, surrounded by factories; good
place for man and wife fw«
Saloon, 2 blocks lrom Market st $*>00
Saloon, near Chronicle building $3000
Bakery; arood locality; all store trade. j
Coffee and lunchnouse; good business. |
Cigar stands $200 to $500)
Candy stores from $200 to $»00
Country hotels $250 to $4000
Drug- store; lively country town.
Delicacy stores, from $225 to $3000
Wanted— $5000 to invest in paying factory.
Established wine business; invoice about $3000.
Lodging-houses $700 to $4000
Partner in saloon $i00
$1200 partner in manufacturing of an artic»e; .
no opposition; investigate.
Old-established saloon and lodging-house, half
a block from Market St.: good bar trade; ¦
room never empty: call and Investigate.
JOSEPH STRAUB,
850 Market st.
A— NOTICE— We buy. sell or exchange all
kinds of business. STRAND & CO.. 78 Third.
VARIETY of restaurant outfits; S100 ar.d up.
D. McRAE Furniture Co., S27 Mission st.
STEADY man with $250 ca_h can make $100
month year around. Apply 7S Third st. r. 2.
SALOON and lodging house, fine location,
lease; partner in bakery and cafe, north of
Market, $90 to $110 over counter dally, lease;
coffee and chop house, north of Market; pay-
ing. 916 Market St.. room 18.
BAKERY for sale; _-ood location; established
trade; long lease. Apply D. A. CURTIN,
room 24. third floor. Mills building.
FOR sale — Saloon and lodging-house of 11
rooms, cheao: account of death In family.
Apply 212 Townsend st
A — $250; restaurant: old estab.': nets $100 per
month; good location; rent $12. 649 Clay st.
ROUTE In Western Addition: building up di»-
-,-irt: rva-OT2ahi«> Box 1792. Call.
LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE.
RETSLOFF-McMILLEN & CO.,
20 rooms; clears $V»5; only Show |
45 rooms: clears ?2C0 2200!
18 rooms; Just listed »WJ
20 rooms; north Market; clears $100 laOO
100 rooms; clears $600 9 ?29
14 rooms; clears $5d »«W
11 rooms; clears $40 500
14 rooms; O'Farrell Bt: clears $60 iOO
2tJ room 15 ; all sunny; running water 1800
It! rooms; clears $75 -25!
11 rooms; $500 cash: bal. payments iOO,
10 rooms; swell house I'?}'
19 rooms; steady roomers: clears $65... t«oO
9 rooms: rent S30; clears $35 275
RETSLOFF-McMILLEN. r>hone John &>1.
yOC Market, cor. Ellis (upstairs, rooms 7-8).
C F HINKLEY. PHONE MINT 796.
' ' SUCCESSOR TO
. H. C. DECKER. ESTAB. 27 YEARS.
1020 Market St., opp. Fifth.
Call on us for bargains.
Largest list; best selections; houses sold on
monthly payments; terms to suit buyer.
20 rooms; Market St.; clears $125 mo.. $1500
10 rooms; Jones st. ; rent $30 350
17 rooms; clears $75; rent $50: reduced. 750
CO rooms; 2 entrances; oak & maple furn 4000
WE LOAN YOU THE MONEY.
MITCHELL & CO.. 1206 Markt; ph. Jessie 2»SL
32 rooms; rent $50; clears $100 $1230
20 rooms; rent $47: clears $50 750
S-room flat; rent $26: fine house 325
10-room house; rent $30; clears $30 325
CO rooms: Market; rent $50; clears $50.. 950
lC-room house; rent $60; clears $48 800
13-room house; rent $27; G. G. ave 350
12-room house; rent $30; clears S35 350
lS-room house; rent $60; clears $50 900
_3-room house; rent $75; clears $55 1200
Part cash, balance on easy payments. •
Office open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Plenty of money to loan.
Payable monthly or yearly.
MARION GRIFFIN. 719 Market st. rms. \-2,
Near the Call building.
Telephone Green 4-5-S.
Big- free list of houses.
Terms — Part cash and little monthly pay-
ments: business is booming here; 4 salesmen
now; official abstract of title with every sale.
A. CAMERON & CO..
S50 Market st. and 8 Stockton st..
Rooms 21, 22. 23, Phone Bush 328.
If you have hotels, rooming-houses or busi-
ness to sell, list with US'; we have bargains In
hotels, lodging-houses, all sizes and prices;
no trouble to show houses. Carriage at door.
Money loaned at 1% per cent.
100 ROOMS; country transient; low rent. $6500
300 rooms; corner house; l#r men 5000
16 rooms; sunny corner; fine location.. 1500
14 rooms; rent *ery low;. bargain 600
40 rooms; man house; rent $45; bargain 700
Money loaned at 1 per cent
Hotels, roadhouses. flats. 5 to 200 rooms.
EITEL & CARROLL, 1032 Market st
DONALD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
! 850 Market st. — (Inc.).. .Phone Davis 281.
Reliable dealers in rooming-houses, hotels,
business chances and real estate.
We furnish vacant houses and
loan money at lowest rates.
Something new every day. *
New bouses to lease.
MONEY SAVED. $ $ EARNED! : :
Bargains, square dealing, general satisfaction
and largest list of houses and hotels at
G. W. SCHWEINHARD'S,
917 Market St., rooms 1 & 2; fone Mint 1911.
$550 — 10-r. lodging-house; Mason St.: bargain.
$400 — 30-r. lodging-house; Howard; bargain.
$300 — 9-r. lodging-house; Mission; all good,
well paying:. HcBRIDE & CO.. 765 Market.
1 $25 down: balance $2 per week: 8 rooms; will
clear $15 per month. Inquire room SI, 6
Eddy st.
A SMALL sum will give you a partnership in
a business that will clear $100 per week. 842
! ' Howard st.
17 R., PARTLY furn., $400; 9 r.. partly furn..
$400. RYAN & O'ROURKE, 765 Market st.
SIX rooms, light and sunny; can double rent;
a bargain. 323% Third st.
f-90 — NEWLY furnished and renovated. In-
<rulre S42 Howard st.
SPIRITUALISM.
BROESKE'S convincing materializing seance
in'lipht; 8 p. m. to-night; admission 50c; test
conditions medium sits outside cabnt. 205 Trk.
A — Mrs. J. J. Whitney, trance, business me-
dium and life reader; examination of diseases
free; sitting $1, letter $2. Offices, 10 Turk st.
MRS. SHEEHAN. trance, test medium ;readings
Me, $1. 316 Third st; cir. Tues., Fri., 25c.
WYLLIE. photo medium, short stay longer
prior to Los Angeles camp meeting. 309 Turk.
MRS. HARLAND'S circle to-night; best tests,
10c; devel. circle Sat.; readings daily. 132 6th.
MRsfHUBBARD. 100 Oak; circle. Tues.7 Fri..
8 p. m.; Wed.. 2 p. m., 10c; read, daily, 50c.
PROF. REED, English developing medium and
astrologer; readings daily*. 133A O'Farrell st.
W.G.KEEGAN holds a test seance every night
except Sat; 10c; sittings daily. 148 6th St.
JOHN SLATER'S circle to-night, 8:15; slt-
tlngs dally, 10 to 4. 330 O'Farrell st.
MME. YOUNG'S convincing. test circle to-night.
005 McAllister. 10c. Come skeptics.
MRS. HOUSER, wonderful medium; truth or
no pay; 50c. 28 Sixth st. room 1.
DR. FOSTER, spirit medium; business advice;
seance every night; readings 50c-$l. 123Turk.
clairvoyants.
mme. m. Bernard] ~~™
the famous
Clairvoyant and business medium, permanently
located at 17 Third st, next Exaifelner WCg.
She reads your life correctly, given an accurate
description of the r-ast, reveals the present hap-
penings and portrays events to occur in the fu-
ture. If you are in- trouble, discontented, un-
happy or not satisfied in life, or have domestic,
love or business troubles, consult this great me-
dium and *-ou will be told how to overcome
them. Valuable advice In all affairs of life- 25c
up: satisfaction guaranteed. Tel. Black 4569.
CONSULT PAUL DESTINE. ~
The first registered graduate palmist and
clairvoyant ever In San Francisco, who is so
cure of his powers to read your destiny cor-
rectly that he will positively refuse to accept
a fee uniess you obtain the information for
which you consult him. 326 O'Farrell st.
A— ISMAR, the Egyoiian gypsy clairvoyant and
palmist permanently located 1104 Market st
cor. Turk; private readings daily, 10 a. m to
C p. m.; readings by mail as satisfactory as
In person: 3 questions answered $1- full life
$5; tend lock of hair, date and year of birth.
A — 25e; SPECIAL $2 reading one week for 2&-
clairvoyant, palmist, card reader; advice on
all affairs; reunites the separated; makes
happy and speedy marriages in 9 days; 10 to
8 daily. 1010 Mission st, near Sixth.
A— YOUR hand read for 10c by MME. DELL-
MAINE. PASTELLA or JUANITA. noted
palmists, clairvoyant card readers. School of
Science, 759 Market St.. hours 9 to 9 dally.
MME. PORTER, wonderful clairvoyant &<card
reader, born with double veil — second sight;
diagnoses diseases with life reading; ladles 50c, I
cents $1; palm and clalr. sit $1 60. 126 Turk.
MADAME LA FERN, card reading 25c up. 109
Fifth Et.. room 11.
MME. RAVENNA; business advice; names
given; full life readings. 5 Fourth st
MME. ODELL, clairvoyant: cards & tea leaves
read accurately; L. 25c; G. 50c. 521% Eddy.
OLDEST palmist and card reader In city; la-
dieg. _5c; gents, bOc. 1032 Market, eulte 19.
MRS. MARY A. BRYANT, medium, 110 Sixth
Bt; satisfaction tfven. Room 8.
HELP WANTED— -MALE— -Con.
MURRAY & READY........ 634-C3G Clay at
Phone Main 5S1S
• ..Leading Employment and Labor Agents..
.....OPEN 7 A. M ••
9634 MEN WANTED \. TO-DAY
For Hawaiian Islands, Arizona, Washington.
Oregon. Utah, British Columbia. Nevada and
,^all Darts of California _iv*V_V
Wages $150. $130. $120. $109. $100, $90. $S0.
$70, $co. $50, $30, -flB, *20 & fouad per mciun;
. come and see •"
' Free to-day Remember...... Free to-day
For 5000 Five thousand 5000 men
Come one To Utah......... Come all
To Utah .Also... J°_ Nev ?,^
Salt Lake and all the Nevada and beau.iful
Sierra Nevada divisions. Including to
Moleen, Battle Mountain. Vista, Ditho, Reno.
Wadsworth Rokeby, . Elko, Golconda, Fene- ,
Ion, Cluro, Carlln. Iron Point. Stone House. ,
Kelton. Terrace, Clark. Cosmos Spur. Salvia.
Wells, Pequop, Lucin •¦•
Laborers $2. $2 25, $2 50 a day
Teamsters -$2 25 a day
Drillers, hammersmen, rockmen.... .........
$2 25 ta $2 50 a day
Concrete laborers and mixers $2 25 a day
Carpenters and helpers, blacksmiths, cooks..
Good wages Great crowds going
Are you? Are you? Are you.
....First-class food and accommodations....
Southern Pacific an-i Central Pacific pas3 free
for you
SPECIAL •
Southern Pacific Co.'p own work, track gang.
70 laborers for track work. Southern Pacific
Co.'s own work - ••
Wages $2 day.. Free fare.. Board $4 50 week
" FREE FARE
SAWMILLS • • |
YARDS WOODS
For a large lumber company '•»•
Head lineman for woods, see boss here. $75
and found; bookkeeper end stenographer, $70;
bookkeeper, $tO; man to run a lath mill, lum-
ber grader, $75; 5 section hands, sawmill rail-
road, $10 and found; 3 log loaders, $35 to $40
and found; 10 lumber pliers, $40 and found;
2 car repairers, $2 50 a day
See boss here
ANOTHER BIG SAWMILL
FARE $1 50
25 men to . work around mills, yards and
wopds, no experience . required; any willing
man can fill the bill; $35 and found...'
Reduced fare. ?1 50 SHIP TO-DAY
175 men. other sawmills, fare paid. $30 to
$65 and found
MECHANICAL
Machinist, floorman. country, $3 50; machin-
ist, Iatheman, country. $3 50; 2 pipe fitters,
sawmill co.. $60 and found; blacksmith. .
factory, no shoeing, $2 50; 3 carpenters, !
ranch, fare $1, $U0 and found; blacksmith, !
country shop, no shoeing, $3 day; 3 carpen- j
ters, ranch, $60 and found; carpenter, vine-
yard. $40 and found; carpenter, rough work, 1
city, $3 a day; blacksmiths, camps, shops,
ranches, city and country, $3 to $3 50 a day,
$40 to $00 and found v...
15 blacksmith helpers. $30. $35, $40 'and
found; planerman, cut-off sawyer, rip sawyer,
city mill; 3 setters, sawmills, $65 and found
and $90
MINES
Gold Silver
3 machine miners, south, $3 25; 2 miners,
single hand, fare $1, $82 50
6 miners, gold quartz mine, see boss here,
$82 50; 5 miners, ahaft work, 8 hours, $90;
3 miners. Trinity County, $60 and found; 10
miners, south. $60; 5 laborers, gold mine,
fare $2 50, $60; 5 laborers, mine, Sonoma
County, no experience required, $42 and
. found; 10 laborers, mine, south, fare $4 50.
$40 and found; 8 muckers, bic mine, $55 and
found; 3 laborers, mine, Santa Clara County,
$07 50; 5 woodchoppers, mine company, So-
noma County, $1 50 cord, tools furnished; 15
laborers for mine. Trinity County. $45 and
found, no experience required; 3 carmen,
gold mine, $67 60, fare $3..^
MISCELLANEOUS
Milk wagon driver, city, $30 and found; por-
ter, saloon, city, $11 week; 2 boys to deliver
circulars; printer, city Job; grocery clerk,
city, $25 and found; stableman, mountain,
$35 and found: 3 young men for planing 1
mill, city; choreman, private place, $25 and
found: 16 stablemen, clty N and country
stables, $30 to $35 and found:
3 laborers, tannery, city, $2 day; 2
men to Deddle fruit; farmer and wife, fare
$1, $60 and found; 3 other farmers and
wives, $40 and $50 and found; 3 errand boys.
$5 a week; 3 boys, machine shops
FARMS AND DAIRIES
72 men for hay and harvest fields, $1 50 to
$2 50 day: 15 hay balers, $3 to $4 day; 25
men to cultivate beans. S30 and $05 and
found; 30 steady farm hands; 5 ranch team-
sters. $40 and found: 15 fruit Dickers, $30
and found; 23 milkers, $30 to $40 and found;
5 milkers, Oregon, fare paid, $35 and found.
LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS
234 laborers, city and country, construction,
. factories, etc., $2, $2 25 a day; 10 laborers,
factory near city, .$1 75 to $_ a day; 6 labor-
ers, city, board home, $2 a day: 350 team-
sters, city and country, wagons, scrapers,
ranches, railroads, etc
$2 to $2 50 a day, $30 to $40 and found
HOTELS
COOKS WAITERS ETC.
Cook and helper, country hotel, $70 and fd. :
second cook, mine, $45 to $50 and found: 2
waiters for boat, $25 and found; third ba- |
ker, country shop. $35 and found; second ba-
. ker. country shou, $30 _» and .found; 27
cooks, hotels, restaurants, camps, ranches..
V. $60. $50. $40, $30 and found
19 waiters, city and country
$40, $30. $25 and found
2 waiters, mine boarding-house.. $30 and fd.
Vegetable man, mine $30 and found
25 kitchen hands and dishwashers..
$25 to $35 and found
Butcher shop and wagon, San Mateo County.
$30 and found
Slaughter butcher, ranch $35 to $45 & fd.
Butcher shop and wagon, fare 75c.. $30 & fd.
Young man to help In laundry, see boss here
$20 and found
Washer and starcher, small hotel, $25, see
boss here
10 laundry men fare paid
Porters Bell boys Elevator boys
MURRAY & . READY 634-636 Clay St.
A— MINERS
See boss here;
8 miners, grold quartz mine/ see boss here,
$82 50
MURRAY & READY 634-636 Clay st
AT THE CAL. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
69 Third st, nr. Call bldg.; phone Bush 405.
FOR NEVADA AND UTAH FREE
B0 teamsters and rockmen. .$2 25 to $2 50 day
FREE FARE
FREE FARE TO MENDOCINO CO
Ship to-day to Fort Bragg. Caspar and
Mendocino City; big lumber companies. .Free
100 men for sawmill and lumber woods.. fare
$30 and $65 month and board
60 railroad laborers, sawmill co Free fare
10 lumber pliers $40 per month and board
10 woodsmen $40 per month and board
6 section hands, saw mill $2 50 per day
2 spool tenders. . . .$50 per month and board
. 2 donkey logging engineers $50 mo and bd
1 man in lath mill $2 50 per day
20 mill hands $2 to $2 50 per day
Planer hand, city mill $2 50 per day
2 cutoff sawyers and boring machine hand. $2
6 drillers, quarry $2 25 per day
100 families. to pick, cut and pack fruit. $1 50
to $2 per day; take tents and camping out-
fits; hundreds of other good positions. Call
read our bulletin. CAL. EMP. AGENCY.
59 Third St.
WANTED — Young man for plain office work.
$15 to $18 week; steady place; small capital
required. 1016 Market St., room 10.
WANTED — Honest man with $85; take cash
• restaurant; $40 month. BROWN, 1221 Mkt
WANTED — Foreman boiler-maker. $6 per
diem; a competitive examination will be held
for the above position at the Mare Island
navy-yard, July 29, 1902. For application
and additional information apply to "Com-
mandant. Navy-yard, Mare Island, Cal." W.
H. MOODY. Secretary of the Navy.
WANTED — Reliable young man with some
cash; $70 month year round; no experience
necessary; no night cr Sunday work. Par-
tlculars of BROWN & CO., 1221 Market St.
WANTED — Baker's helper; must have worked
In bakerv before. Call bet. 11 and 12 a. m..
Ill Larkin st.
WANTED— First-class ruler. MALLOYE 422
Sacramento st. .
WANTED— For U. S. army, ablebodled unmar-
rled men. between ages 21 and 35; citizens
of United States, of good character and tem-
perate habits, who can speak, read and write
English. For Information apply to Recruit-
Ing Officer, 121 New Montgomery st. Sari
Francisco, or Masonic building. Sacramento.
WANTED — An experienced man and wife to
cook for 80 workmen; place within two hours
of San Francisco; reference required. Ad-
dress box 2747, Call office.
MEN to learn barber trade; only requires two
. months; constant practice and expert Instruc-
tion; catalogue free; special Inducements this
month. Moler System College. 635 Clay st
PICK hops in August: healthful, enjoyable and
very profitable outing for young aad old. Ap-
ply HORST BROS.. 122 Battery st. S. F.
PIANO salesman; good chance for capable
man; security required. Box 2774, Call.
WANTED — Laborers and mechanics to know
that Ed Rolkln. Reno House proprietor, still
runs Denver House, 217 Third St.; 150 large
rooms; 25c per night: $1 to $2 per week.
WE can provide any ambitious man with prof-
itable employment. Curtis Publishing Co..
59 Columbian building.
GOOD polisher wanted. ; Central Plating
Works, 22 Jessie st.
TOUNQ man; tin and plumbing: shop; learn
trade; age 16; 7 to 9 a. m. 533 Mission st. '
WANTED — Good blacksmith. Apply to J.
O'SHEA, Seventeenth and Vermont sts., city.
¦ i
WANTED — Errand boys not under 15 years of
age; chances of promotion. Apply 124 Sutter.
COO PAIRS new and second-hand army shoes;
size 5 to 12. MCDONALD & PERRY. 261 3d.
50 QUARRYMEN and rock drillers. $2 and
$2 25 per day. - Apply 212 Ninth st.
WANTED — Young men to learn barber trade.
S. F. Barber College. 741A , Howard st
WANTED^ — Experienced male and female cut-"
tera for factory on women's wrappers an J
oversklrts. Apply box 1116, Call.
CLAIRVOYANTS — Continued.
MRS. DR. CLARK.
The well-known medium and clairvoyant
' may be consulted on all affairs; every hidden
mystery revealed; she will show you- how to
overcome your enemies and unite the separ-
ated: tell your entire life — past, present and
future: satisfaction by mail; send stamp for
circular with special term*. 1206 Market st,
cor. Golden Gate ave.: otflces 25 and 26.
- • MRS. DR. CLARK.
MISS M. WILLE. 514 Taylor. st, clairvoyant,
crystal seer; reads your life correctly without
i . questions; names given ; 50c-$l; 10 a.m. to 8p.m.
I MISS ZEMDAR, young gifted clalr. and palm. ;
' she has second sight; a wonderful prophetess;
j names given; L. 50c; G. $1. 217 Eddy st.
MME. WALTERS, great card reader, la. 25c;
gents r>Oc. 051 Mission, near 6th; open Sun.
LINCOLN — Clairvoyant and high psychlst;
hourB 11 to 3; readings by mall. 125 Turk st.
PROF. SMITH, clairvoyant readings. 28 Sixth
• St.; 50c; satisfaction or no charges; room 4.
MRS. BAUMANN, the well-known clairvoyant
. has moved to 317 Ellis st. ; readings dally.
MRS. BROWN, clairvoyant card reader; ladles,
25c; gents. 50c; readings daily. 132 Sixth st.
MME. AUGUST, clairvoyant and palmist; truth
or no pay: 25c up. 1149 Mission, over store.
CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING.
"WHEN you become disgusted with poor work
send for SPAULDINGS Pioneer Carpet-beat-
ing Works, 35:5-357 Tehama st. ; tel. South 40.
TRY HOPKE BROS.' excellent carpet clean-
ing. Phone Bush 421. 411-413 Powell st.
IMPROVED carpet-cleaning for particular peo-
ple. A. G. Kleinert, 1512 Polk; tel. East 725.
Karlson Karpet Co — Cleaning 2%c yd; upholster-
ing. 1213 Market,bet.8th&9th;tel.Howard 2912.
ADVANCE Carpet-cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter st. ;
tel. Main 394. GEO. WALCOM & CO.. Prop.
RUDOLPH & CO., carpet-beatir.g works; prices
reasonable. 1703 Harrison st. ; tel. Mission 263.
CONKLIN'S Superior Carpet-beating Works,
333 Golden Gate ave. ; telephone East 126.
J. E. MITCHELL Carpet-cleaning and Reno-
vatlng Co.. 240 14th st: tal. Mission 74.
j collection' offices.
! ADVICE free — Columbian Law and Collection
j Agency, r. 85. 916 Market st. ; phone Bush 194.
I GEORGE W. KELLY'S Agency — No charge
| unless successful. Room 310. 927 Market st.
i it-— —--»-----—————— —-———---—-—. —————— _
j COTTAGES TO LET.
I $20 — CORNER Dolores and Cumberland sts.;
j lovely sunny cottage 6 rooms; modern; gar-
den; yards; water free; in Mission warm belt.
COTTAGE of 4 rooms, & block off~Folsom St.;
rent $11; key at 350 Preclta ave.
COTTAGE, $10; 4 rooms, yard. Key 623 Sec-
ond at. near Brannan.
DENTISTS.
ELECTRO-DENTAL CLINIC, SO^MliritJtTcorT
4th, r. 7, Flood bldg.; extractions done pain-
lessly; teeth without plates our specialty; gold
crowns $3 50 up; plates, extractions free, $4 50
up; office hours, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. ; Sundays,
9 to 2. J. W. THATCHER. D.D.S., Manager.
A NEW plate — The Whalebone—^cannot break;
warranted 20 yrs. ; crowns, $3 50; fillings, 50c;
plates, $5, full set: all work painless and war-
ranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth st.
PARIS Dental Parlors. 235 Kearny. cor. Bush —
Set teeth, $1 50 up; crowns, $2 up; fillings 25c.
SET of^ te*th without plate. DR. H. O.
YOUNG. 1S41 Polk st.
Thorough work guaranteed by The New York
Dentists. Dr. Perkins, pres't. 6th & Mission.
DRESSMAKERS 'AND SEAMSTRESSES
McDOWELL Dressmaking and Millinery School;
corset-maktng taught: patterns cut. 1019 Mkt.
EDUCATIONAL.
I_!Ai£D^Tl3cl?O^DL'7>F'li^^
NEERING — Theory, demonstration, construc-
tion, laboratory and shop work; thoroughly
practical: day and night 24 Post st. S. F.;
catalogue free.
A— IF Gregg stenographers are not fast writers,
how do they all get positions and hold them?
90 positions since April 1: Ellis bookkeeping
makes real bookkeepers. S. F. Business Col-
lege, 1236 Market st. . "
HEALD'S SCHOOL OF MINES, 24 P%st St.,
S.F. — Thorough courses; complete equipment:
all subjects pertaining to mining and mining
engineering; day and night; catalogue free.
A — THE LYCEUM, an accredited " preparatory
school for the university, law and medical
colleges; references, President Jordan or any
Stanford professor. Phelan building.
GALLAGHER-MARSH BUSINESS COLLEGE
conducted by experts; best combined short-
hand and commercial course to be had; in-
dorsed by official court reporters. 1382 Markt
GOLDEN Gate Com'l. College, 530 Golden Gate
ave., S. F. ; private help in bookkeeping,
penmanship, shorthand, typing, English.
SPANISH conversation taught: new short easy
method; 25c per lesson. PROF. W. M. SIMMS
of Mexico City; Ftudlo, r. 1, 519 Montgomery.
Address Ayers' Business College, 723 Market
Et, for their new catalogue; It is free and the
nicest in the State. Life scholarship, $50.
ENGINEERING — Civil, elec.mining.mech.. sur-
vey, assay, cyanide; day, eve.; est. 1864. Van
der Naillen School, 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall.
ACTING, elocution, specialties; Hallet School;
associated with theatrical agency securing
positions. AJcazar building, 120 O'Farrell st.
FRENCH and German conversation taught in
5 weeks; satisfaction absolutely guaranteed.
Box 2230, Call office.
PROF. MERKI, from Paris, experienced teach-
er violin, mandolin, guitar. 1008 Mission st,
near Sixth.
PIANO and German; pupil of Lelpslc Conser-
vatory; lessons 75c and $1. 320 Golden Gate.
ZITHER studio. Max Maier, 112% Oak at, bet
Franklin & Gouch: 'individual les. & classes.
ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, grammar, writing,
etc.: day or eve.; $5 mo. 1024 Mission, nr.6th.
SHORTHAND taught by mail or personally.
MISS M. G. BARRETT. 302 Montgomery st.
Chicago Business College, 1435 Market.nr.10th;
Pittrnan shorthand, typing, bookkeepg; $6 mo.
Harpist, only teacher West.deslres pupils.Mme.
Carusi. Hallet School Acting, 120 O'Farrell st
HEALD'S Business College, 24 Post St.. S. F.,
founded 1863: new 80- page catalogue free.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
CHINESE and Japanese help; estab. 20 years.
Tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY & CO., 640 Clay.
CHINESE and Japanese Employment Office —
Best help. 411% O'Farrell st. tel. East 426.
ORPHEUM Employment Office — Japanese, Chi-
nese help. 426 Powell,nr.Sutter;tel.Black 5072.
RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of-
fice; all kinds help. 315 Stockton; Main 5188.
Grand Japanese-Chinese Emp. Office. 415 Stock-
ton; tel. Grant 16S: expert, reliable help.
JAPANESE Intelligence Office — Furnish most
reliable help. 524 Bush St.; tel. Bush 516.
JAP reliable housecleaning, cook.«, waiters on
short notice. 1293 Page st: tel. Fell 8501. •
EMPLOYMENT WANTED — FEMALE.
MIDDLE-AGED woman wishes a place In
small famljy to do lieht housework and
cooking; will go a short distance in country;
no children; no postals. 1125% Mission st.
A YOUNG girl, age 15, wishes a place to do
light housework with American people; sleep
home. Address or call 1122 De Haro st,
near Twenty-fourth. i .
SITUATION wanted by a Swedish girl to do
general housework. Apply at pastor's resi-
dence of the Swedish M. E. Church, 1039
Minna st, bet. Eleventh and Twelfth.
RELIABLE young woman to do housework;
some washing; plain cooking. 132 Fourth
st., room 6. .
WANTED — Situation, by an experienced hotel
waitress. ; Box 2203, Call office.
YOUNG wqman, educated, wants- position in
office, as nursery governess or companion.
M. W., 2220 Chapel st, Berkeley.
POSITION by girl for chamber work or to
assist in housework; no children. 258 Ste-
¦ venson st.
YOUNG lady typist would like to do typewrit-
ing one or two hours daily for writer. Ad-
drets MISS C FLORA, box 2605, Call office.
GERMAN girl wishes situation in a private
family for general housework. 663 Howard.
YOUNG German woman wishes position as cook
in private family; wages not less than $30;
will not wait at table.* Address 125 Col-
llngwood Bt.
RELIABLE woman wishes work^by the day,
housccleanlng or washing. Call or /address
108 Lily ave. /
j 2 YOUNG women are ready to camp, pick and
1 cut fruit; give particulars. Address box
2717, Call.
A YOUNG woman wishes position as nurse;
references given. Address MRS; WETHER-
ELL, 622 Golden Gate ave. •* •¦
WANTED — Housekeeper's position by a re-
spectable middle-aged lady who understands
the care of a home thoroughly. Box 2763.
Call office.
"WINCHESTER House, 44 Third St., near Mar-
ket— 200 rooms; 25c to $1 50 per night; $1 50
to $6 week; convenient and respectable; free
bus and baggage to and from ferry.

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