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the sax raAXcisco call, .Wednesday, » January 14, ioos.
14
EMPLOYMENT WAyrEP—MAl'E.
COACHMAN, lately arrived from the East, un-
derstands his business well; sober, honest,
reliable man; good reference; anxious for po-
ultion with private family. Box 57. Call.
GOOD gardener wants situation; handy man
about private residence: good carpenter;
understands care of horses, etc. Address H.
!>.... 5-8 Washington Et. . '
YOUNG man (22) with good business educa-
tion, strong and willing, wants position at
anything; thoroughly understands bookkeep-
. Ing; reference. Bex 53. Call.
YOUNG man attending university forenoons
desires employment afternoons and Satur-
days. Address Box 111, Call offlce.
MAN wants place in good home; do chorea,
understands horses, garden, can milk; small
wages. Box 128, Call offlce.
COACHMAN, stableman or man about place;
good references. Address E. TREMAINE,
Baldwin House, Ellis at., city.
GERMAN clerk wishes position as German cor-
respondent; best of references. Box 109. Call.
MAN (CS) wishes position In machine shop;
handy with tools. Box 124, Call offlce.
EMPLOYMENT wanted — Stove mounter and
general handy man. Box 113, Call.
BOOKKEEPER, younK man, wishes position
Box S3. Call.
ENGINEER. 17 years' experience. desires
work; 10 years In last place. Box 36, Call.
WANT ads and subscriptions taken for The
Call at Eaton's Bazaar. 633 McAllister st.
A BRANCH offlce for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 103C
Valencia st. ¦
FIPfANCIAL.
COMPANIES Incorporated and financed; stock
and bond Issues guaranteed, underwritten and
¦ eold: stock accepted for services. Send /or
Pacific States Investor. PACIFIC STATES
MINING AND INVESTMENT CO.. 320 Post.
FLATS TO LET.
TO let— Flat of ti rooms and bath. 1903 Point
Lobes ave.. corner Eighth- ave. ' .
FLATS TO LET — FIKMSHED.
1 ONLY five furnished apartments now left In
beautiful "Haddon Hall." To those who are
seeking the conveniences of a modern hotel,
combined with the comforts of housekeeping,
this magnificent apartment house will appeal
most strongly. The apartments, or "flats, *
as they are sometimes called, consist of 4
and 5 rooms respectively, arranged en suite
off a private hall, and they are furnished
complete in every detail with rich Axmlnster
and Body Brussels carpets, mahogany and
golden oak furniture and tine draperies and
curtains, the kitchen being furnished with
Kas range and other cooking utensiU. The
building is supplied with electric lights, ele-
vator service night and day, Janitor service,
steam heat, hot and cold ' water and each
"flat" has a long-distance telephone. Come
out and look- through' the building to-day.
"Haddon Hall, T. south side of Eddy St., bet.
Franklin and Gough.
FOR sale— Newly furnished flat. 5 rooms, at a
bargain. 429A Ellis St. Call 12 to 4.
FURXITUHE WANTED.
A. WOLLPERT. 773 Mission st.. pays highest
price for second-hard furniture; tel. Red 1354.
BIG price paid for furniture for 60 days; special
reason. S. J. WAUGH. r. 415, Examiner bldg.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
..... HOTEL DEPARTMENT
A head waitress who understands the store
room and dealing out of supplies. $40; wait-
ress, same place, fare paid $25
2 waitresses. Fresno, fare paid $25
Waitress, Monterey, faro paid... $25
Waitress. Merced, free fare... ....$20
Waitress. Nevada, fare paid $25
30 waitresses city and country ?2O-$25
Bellgirl, institution $15
Dinner waitress $15
2 fancy lroners, first-class country hotel,
free fare $35
5 more chambermaids, Coronado Beach.. $20
Fancy Ironers, Coronado Beach ....$2 a day
Manglcrs. Coronado Beach .$.23
FAMILY DEPARTMENT
Housekeeper, country, .woman, with a child,
party here. S12; cooks, houseglrls, second
Klrla, nurseglrls, best of wages; a housegirl,
small American family. $25; housegtrl, San
Rafael, see party here 11 o'clock to-day. $25;
houseglrl. Pescadcro. see party here, $25;
ler c. R. HANSEN & CO., 420 Bush st.
A WORKING housekeeper, country hotel, $25.
C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 420 Bush st.
WANTED — 2 waitresses for resort, flrst-class
place, ?25, fare here; 2 German cooks, $.35;
4 gecond girls, $20-25; 2 parlor maids, $25;
2 nurse girls, 2 children, $25; nurse, child
1 year old, hotel, sleep home, ?25; North
German nurse. ?23; governess. ?25: 8
waitresses, hotels, city, ?20-25; 3 chamber-
maids, wait one meal, $20; laundress, $30;
housework, San Rafael, $25; Belmont, $30;
cleaning woman, hospital, $20; bell girl,
¦ boarding house, $15; cook for ranch, $25;
second girl for country. $25-40; housegirl9,
$20-25-30. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO.,
334 Sutter. st.
A COOK. $30; second girl. $25; houseglrl. $30;
a woman to take care of a child, sleep home,
$25; nurse, $25. MRS. NORTON. 813 Sutter.
A— HOTEL GAZETTE, 28 Montgomery, room
12— Masseuse, $30 and found. r,
FOUR elrls to learn halrdresslng; $5 teaches
trade from A to Z in 2 wks.; must fill 4 posi-
tions by Jan. 30.; S12 per week guaranteed:
call early; day and eve. class. Old S. F.
HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL. 233 Geary, r. 13.
$15 PER thousand, copying letters at home;
either sex; send two stamps for • particulars.
BLACKNEY & CO., 5007 Halsted, Chicago.
EXPERIENCED cashier for bakery and res-
. taurant: German preferred; references. Ap-
p!y 70 Third st. ;
A— SHIRTMAKERS and finishers. EAGLE- j
SON ft CO., 535 Market Bt. N ;:
GIRL for light housework, " 421 Noe st.. be-
tween 17th and ISth; good wages.
A TAILORESS wanted on coats. 410 Exam-
iner building:.
GOOD cook and general housework; adults;
country; wages reasonable. Call 1413 Bush.
GIRL to assist -with housework; no children.
020 Broderick st. '
WANTED— Girl to care for baby, assist in light
housework. 1007 Mission St.
WANTED — A saleslady for ladles' garments.
1067 Mission st.
WAIST and skirt hands; also apprentice; paid
while learning. 1M3 ; Sacramento et.
SEAL sack liner for Seattle; only experienced
hands. Box 140, ..Call.
LADIES to do fancy work; good pAy; call after
10 a. m. 1520 Geary st. .
TALENTED amateur performers. Apply : at
Chutes 6 p. m. Wednesday; salary no object.
OPERATORS on overalls; no experience neces-
sary; good pay. steady work; "paid .: while
learning. Clean, llcht. modern factory; ev-
ery convenience including dressing room..
Levl Straus & Co/ S2V4 Fremont St. ' Ap-
ply MR. DAVIS. : " ¦ . - V
36-FIGURE, stylish, tall young: lady, to try. on
cloaks and' suits; must understand " D. E.
bookkeeping. Y Western Cloak and . Suit Com-
'. pany, 03,'J Market st,
GIRLS, 10 to 18, for factory work: steady em-
ployment; good wages. Apply ¦ at once.
AMES & HARRIS, 10O Sacramento St. .
EXPERIENCED sleeve operators.' Levl Strauss
& Co.'s 6hirt factory. 38^ Fremont Bt. (ele-
\ator); see MR. HINDSHAW. - ; -
RELIABLE : middle-aged woman; permanent
-position for one year. .Box 112, Call offlce. ',
COLLAR rubbers - wanted. United .States
Laundry, Sixteenth arid Valencia sts,
HELP "WANTED — FEMALE! — Com.
SHIRT OPERATOrIPwANTEd!
We need 100 girls to learn shirt-making on
.steam power seeing machines; clean, light.
; steady work, in modern factory, at good
wages; no experience necessary; paid'whlla
learning. Apply LEVI STRAUSS & CO..
'MV> Fremont et.; elevator. Ask for Mr.
Hlndshaw. ¦
EXPERIENCED collar hands, negligee over-
shirts. Lpvi Strauss & Co.'s shirt factory,
'MVj Fremont st. (elevator); see MR. HIND-
SHAW. -
HAIRDRESSING. manicuring, massage, scalp
treatment, halrwork. removal of superfluous
hair; $5 2 weeks; day & eve. class; wages $10
to $20 week. 1236 Market, cor. Jones, r. &4.
EXPERIENCED front hand neglige shirts.
1 Levi Strauss & Co.'s shirt factory. 36% Fre-
mont st. (elevator); see MR. HINDSHAW.
OPERATORS on ladles' waists and underwear
to work In factory; good pay. 650 Mission
ft. 4th floor.
GIRL to do repairing; tailor shop; $6 a week.
1171 Howard st. ¦
FIRST-CLASS finishers on vests; also ap-
•' prentices. 230% Ninth st., opp. Clementina,
WANTED — Girl to do chamber work and light
washing; wages $20. 434 Fifth st.
GIRL to assist in general housework; $20. 791
McAllister st.. near Octavla. ' :.' --'' ¦
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch offlce, 23)0 Flllmore st.
A BRANCH offlce for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1090
Valencia st.
HELP WANTED — MALE.
MURRAY & READY! "
034-U3U Clay st.; Phone Main 584S
Leading Employment end Labor Agents.
FREE FARE. CHEAP RAT-ES
TO NEVADA TO ARIZONA
FREE FARE
OREGON TO ..CHATSWORTH PARK
ARIZONA
-. Clcs; to
" PRESCOTT
Teamsters, laborers, rockmen and tunnelmen
20 COAL MINERS
FREE FARE.. TO OREGON.. FREE FARE
SPECIALS.
Machinist, sawmill, country, $90, see boas
, here; loreman, planins mill, country, $70 and
, fd. ; assistant foreman, planlnc mill, An-
/ zona; foreman logger, lumber company, see
boss hen, $100; blacksmith, country shop.
$50 and fd.; blacksmith and horseshoer.
country shop, $3 day; woodworker, country
shop, $3 day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
'.Farmer and wife. • fare $1 50. $50 and fd.;
' choreman and wife, $45 and fd. ; German
farmer for park, $30 and fd. ; young man as
foreman on fruit farm, $30 and fd.; -5
farmers, milkers, choremen and choreboys;
20 laborers and teamsters, city and country;
'J stablemen; 30 pruners. $20 to $32 50 and
fd. ; man to contract to pile lumber: 450
woodchoppors. post, picket, ahake and tic
•. makers, big wages.
THE LUMBER SEASON ' .
Of 3003
..... .i..... HAS COMMENCED
. For a ble lumber company, see boss here:
2 Dolbeer donkey engineers $5R per month
4 spool tenders ' $GO per month
. 4 head loggers $75 per month
3 Dolbeer engineers $(50 per month
6' timber fallcra $60 per month
4 log loaders $6r> per month
R crosscut sawyers $55 per month
Log sealer and timekeeper. .. .$00 per month
20 common swampers $52 50 per month
3 water bucks $11 per month
HOTELS, ETC.
4 cooks; 5 waiters; 10 kitchen hands; 7 dish-
washers; short-o»'der cook. $10 week; vege-
table man. -$25 and fd. : potwasher, institu-
tion, $20 and fd.; panwasher, city bakery,
$3i> and fd.
HUNDREDS OF OTHER POSITIONS.
MURRAY & READY. (534-G36 Clay st.
A — MR. TIIOS. TORPHY. superintendent cf
R. R. construction work, please, communi-
cate with us. MURRAY & READY, 634-636
Clay Bt.
A — LOCOMOTIVE donkey engineer, $.1 75 day.
MURRAY & READY, 634-036 Clay »t.
t : ;
AT C. R. IIANSEN & CO.'S. ..Emp. Agency
429 Bush st 642 Clay at.
Free fare Free fare
FOR NEVADA
6 bridge carpenters.. $3 CO a day
Teamsters and laborers... $2 and $2 25 a day
Free fare. Free fare
...... FOR CHATSWORTH PARK
50 tunnelmen $2 to f! a day
FOR ARIZONA
Teamsters and laborers -.$2 a day
SPECIAL RATES OF FARE
Coachman and gardener. .$30, see party here
Foreman for planing mill....
20 pruners for vineyards and orchards. $1
and $1 25 a. day
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Walter, hotel, city, $35; ranch cook for 1
men, $20
C. R. HANSEN. & CO 42fl Bush st.
Branch offlce 642 Clay st.
WANTED — Stableman and wife as waitress
for sanitarium, $50; stableman, country. $25;
second butler, $35; coachman, f50 and found;
man and wife for private place of 3 acres,
$45; circular sawyer. $S0; fruit farmer. $30;
10 Italian woodchoppers; restaurant cook,
hotel waiters and others; stenographer and
typewriter, act as assistant bookkeeper, $J0
and board. J. F. CROSETT &' CO.. u'2S
Sacramento st. -•
A — HOTEL GAZETTE. 26 Montgomery, r. 12.
2 colored waiters, same hotel, $32, country.
A — WANTED — Energetic man by large cor-
poration; those havlns extended Ban Fran-
cisco acquaintance and proven record of ac-
tivity preferred; salary. Address, giving
credentials, box 134. Call.
WANTED — For country; a flrst-class sales-
man In the merchant tailoring business; ref-
erences required. REISS BROS. & CO., 24
Sutter st. .
CUSTOM house positions. Call day or evening
. for free information concerning position*.
' salaries, qualifications, etc. Room SOS. 927
Market gt. .
MAN and wife for email new place; short dis-
tance in country: references required. Apply
, l(;00 Van Ness ave. *~
A SALESMAN on boys' and children's cloth-
ing wanted; must be experienced. Box 80.
Call offlce.
WANTED — Lunch waiter, ; from 10:30 to 1 p.
m. 115 Drumm st. '
EXTRA lunch waiters wanted at -12 Bran-
nan st.
WANTED— Lunch waiter at B82 Sixth st.
WANTED — Good barber; Wednesday evenings,
Saturday and) Sunday. .021 Harriscn y st. •
BOY wanted to drive butcher wagon. 1019
Fjllmore st. " ¦
BARBER' for Wednesday evening, Saturday
and Sunday. Apply 229 Hayes St., afternoon.
WANTED— First-class plumber's helper; one
that can use tools' well. Apply 2321 % Bryant.
COPYING clerk wanted. Address Copyist," C."
J.. box 3S9-VCa!I offlce, San Francisco.^ ;
BARBER 'shop for * sale;- cheap; one chair.
230 East st. .-¦¦_. .- 7 •
GdOD Jeweler.- 328 Bush St., third floor,
room 4. •
GENERAL, tailor for country. Apply REISS
¦ BROS.' & Co., 24 Sutter st.
"WANTED — Laborers and mechanics to ; know
that Ed Rolkln. Reno House proprietor, still
runs Denver House, 217 Third 'St. 150 largo
1 rooms; 25c per night; $1 to $2 per week. ."
OFFICE . boy, wanted, about 15 years . old, who
. lives at home. Address C.J.>W.; Call office.
BARBERS— 2-chair 1 shop for ' sale ; good ' busi-
ness; WSV, Howard at.' Apply 2903 Baker St.
rt,HRVnv<\T! fn»»«lTin«*«1. j
WYLLIE. photo medium wonder of the age;
come. Fkeptics, be convinced. 330 Kills st.
"VVtXWORTH: ees him; sittings daily. ..Oil
Pofct tt. ; no slgii. -
CAlti'KT BE AT IX «_
WHEN you become dissusted \yith poor work
tend fcr SPAULDINO'S Pioneer Carptt-beat-
ing Works. HZV.-:iZi7 Tehama St.: tel. South 4t).
TRY HOPKE BROS.' excellent carpet clean-
ing. Phone Bush 421. 411-413 Powell St.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter at.;
tel. Main C>4. GEO. WALCOM & CO.. Prop.
RUDOLPH & CO., carpet-beatingr works; prices
reasonable. 1703 Harrison tt..; tel. Mission 203.
COXKLIXS !5uperlor Carpet-beating Works,
3T53 Golden Gate ave.; telephone Ka3t 120.
J. E. MITCHELL Carpet-cleaning and Reno-
vatlng Co.. 240 14th Bt.; tel. Mission 74.
COLLCCTIOI, OFFICES.
BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made;
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO.. 415 Montgomery, rooms 9-10; tel. K>S0.
ADVICE free — Columbian Law and Collection
Agency, r. S3. JHU Market R. ; phona Red. SCO.
DENTISTS.
A NEW plate — the Whalebone — Cannot break;
warranted 20 yrs.; crown. $3 59; fillings, 50c;
plates. $5; full set: all work painless and war-
ranted. Chicago Dental Parlors. 24 Sixth st.
PARIS Dfntal Parlors. 235 Kearny. cor. Eush —
Set teeth $1 50 up; crowns $2 up; fillings 25c.
SET of teeth without plate. DR. H. G.
YOU.VG. 1S41 Polk Bt.
.DOG HOSPITALS.
DR. McCArtTHY'S Veterinary Hospital; special
ward for dogs. 2579 KiBhteenth St., bet.
Valencia and Guerrero. Tel. Church 4&H5.
pnEggMAKERS AXD SEAMSTRESSES
J^lToTvj;LL'lire«Ernaklng and Millinery School
— Evening class; patterns cut. 1019 Market.
educational!
H^AiCD^^C^lO^SL^7jF~^L^C^^IC^L~ENGi-
NESRXKG — Theory, demonstration, construc-
tion 1 , laboratory and shop work; thoroughly
practical: day, night. 24 l'ost: catalogue tree.
THE Uerlilz School of Languages, Starr-King
bldg., 121 Geary st — Competent native teach-
ers; 200 branches with 75,000 pupils ia Amer-
ica and Europe: best, quickest method ever
devised; private and clasa instruction; pros-
pectus . and trial lessons free; commercial
classes in French and Spanish, $3 per month.
HEALD'S SCHOOL OF JUNES. 24 Post 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; ref.. Pres. Jordan 'or any Stanford
professor; day. eve. sessions. I'helan bldg.
GALLAGHER-MARSH BUSINESS COI»LEGE.
conducted by experts; best combined short-
hand and commercial course to be had; in-
dorsed by official court reporters. laS2 Mkt.
CALIFORNIA Business College, 305 Larkin st.
"A thorough school;" positions secured for
graduates; modern methods: individual in-
struction. Write for lllustnfted catalogue.
ACTING, elocution, specialties; Hallet School;
associated with theatrical agency securing
positions. Alcazar building. 120 O'Farrell et.
ADDED 2 new rooms; new students still rush
in; they know our graduates get the posi-
tions. S. F. Business College. 1236 Market.
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. mln., mech., sur-
vey, assay, cyanide; day. eve.; est. 1804. Van
der Naillen School, 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall.
SPANISH.French.etc.Prof.De Fillppe'sAcademy
of languages, 320 Post;estab'd 1871;ablest profs.
Chicago Business College, 1435 Market, nr. 10th.
Pittman shorthand, typing, bookkeepg; $8 mo.
MRS. G. WEILER, language teacher. Call at
112C F.ddy, Cottage bids., opp. Jefferson sq.
ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, grammar, writing,
etc.; day or eve.; ?5 a mo. 1024 Mission.nr.Gth.
COOPER-GERSON School of Acting-. 414 Ma-
son tt. ; day and evening classes.
PROF. MERKI, 1003 Mission, nr. 6th— Private
lessons, violin, mandolin,gultar;club practice.
SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION .Day and
PARTINGTOX'3. 424 I>lne st. .Xlght class.
HEALD'S Business College, 21" Post it., S. F.;
founded 1863; new 80- page catalogue free.
BMORODOCIDB.
Attention Ladles, by this treatment more than
1000 cases of Piles have been permanently
cured in this city without surgery or delay.
Names sent. Lady physician for women only.
Call or address Emorodocide Co., ladles' de-
partment, 494-5-6 Parrott bide., S. F.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
GE6R^^Kir^~?osrsT?Terif}ush"l35;
Japanese-Chinese employment offlce; fur-
nishes best help; contracts for farm help. etc.
OltPHEUM Employment Offlce — Japanese. Chi--
nese help. 428 Powell, nr.Sutter;tel.Black 5072.
CHINESE Employment Offlce— Best help at
short notice. 411% O'Farrell; teL - East 42«.
CHINESE and Japanese help; estab. 20 years.
Tel. Main 1S07. BRADLEY & CO.. 040 Clay.
Grand Japanese-Chinese Erap. Offlce. 415 Stock-
ton; tel. Grant 1CS: expert, reliable help.
RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of-
flce; all kinds help. 315 Stockton; Main 518?.
bJll'LOVJIENT . WASTED— PBMALi:.
A SWEDISH second girl; pood waitress and
seamstress. MRS. NORTON, 313 Sutter st.
A SWEDISH girl: first-class cock. Oakland
preferred; references. MRS. NOUTON, 313
r-utter 8t.
A SWEDISH girl; excellent cook and house-
worker: Rood references. MRS. NORTON.
.•US Sinter Bt.
COMPETENT woman wants a situation; is a
good cook; will do some washing; private
family; moderate wages; good reference. 47
Shipley Bt.
A CAPABLE woman wants work for the last
.days of the week. Address MRS. K., 205
Langton 8t.
LADY wishes houpecleanlng by the day. Call
downstair*. .'.24 Eddy st.
LADY desires to asF.ist with second work and
sewing; small salary. Box 108, Call offlce.
A COMPETENT Woman; is a good cook; will
do some housework; reference. 230 Minna;
RESPECTABLE reliable woman wants posi-
tion; is flrst-class cook and baker. MRS.
JARKTZKY. 585 Seventh Et.. basement.
AMERICAN woman wishes situation as work-
ing housekeeper; neat and reliable house-
keeper. 1055 Mission st.
SITUATION by a competent Danish girl to
do general housework; best of references.
Addresn box 3892. Call offlce. Oakland.
WANTED — By a Canadian Protestant woman,
4 working housekeeper or will do housework in
small family; good cook. Call 418 Larkin <?t.
FIRST-CLASS dressmaker wishes engagements
by the day, ?2. Apply 828 Turk at.
WINCHESTER House, 44 Third's!, near Mar-
ket — 200 rooms; 25c to $1 50 per night: (1 50
¦ to $C week; convenient and respectable; fre» !
'bus and basgngre to and from ferry.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch office. 2200 Flllmore.
A BRANCH offlce for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has b-tn established at lOJt)
Valencia «t. ' '
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— MALE.
WANTED — Position by a middle-aged man as
collector. Janitor or porter in a business
place; handy with tools; Al references; sal-
ary according to responsibility. Please ad-
dress box 76. Call office. - .. ,
YOUNG Eastern man wishes situation as wait-
er; experienced; speaks German; references.
BOX iW, Call. - ,
SITI'ATION wanted by first-class meat 'and
pastry cook in hotel; city or country. Box
{»2. Call. .
STATIONARY engineer; 15 years' experience;
just from Scotland; city or country. Box
151U. Call. •' . ¦ ,( ¦
AN experienced window dresser: specialty of
mechanical displays; will do other work in
connectfon. Box 125, Call. ;
'.NEA7. Fober,- reliable young man. willing
worker, city references, wishes to learn bak-
ers' trade. Box 13!>, Call office."
BARTENDER — German; wages no- object:
about $30. Box 1.1S, Call.
YOUNG man experienced 'In grocery and bar
business desires good position. Box 137, Call.
GOOD baker and pastry cook wishes position in
hotel; country or city. Box 91. Call. \ '..-:.."
YOUNG man, lEJ.'cood education, • wants em-
ployment in wholesale house. Box StO. Call.
FIRST-CLASS cook wishes situation in , hotel;
furnish best of references. 275 Stevenson st.
AMERICAN Chinese wants position cleaning
- of flees or saloon by. week or month. ".. Ad-
dress B. F.,.714 Dupont Et. .
"A YOUNG Japanese " boy wants situation as
schoolboy ' and butler. MORGAN T. " K0DI-
' ARA, 520 Dupont St. ;,
"Where arc you going, my pretty maid?"
"To try a Call Want Ad.." she said.
"No longer cows this maid will chase
I mean to find a better place."
SAX FRAXCISCO CALL. I
BUSINESS OFFICE cf The Ean Francisco
Call, corner Market end Third streets; cpen
trtil 12 o'c;oek every nlsht In the year.
URAXCII OrriCES— 527 Montgomery street.
• jrntr Clay; cpen until 9:30 p. m.
•00 Hayes Etreet; cpen until 9:oO p. in.
»£» McAllister tireet; epea until 9:30 p. m.
• :5 Larkin ttreet; cpen until »:30 p. m.
l»il Mission street; cpen till 111 p. o.
;•_%! MiirUet tireet, corner £lit«entn; open
t:i-.!l 0 p. m.
:wi Eleventh ttreet: cpen until 9 p. m.
SOiH; Valencia Etreet; open until a p. m.
Northwest corner of Twer.ty-secoad aod Kea- ;
Luc-icy ttreets; oi^en until 9 p. m.
£210 FSiltr.ore htrwt't: oaen until 9 p. in.
MEE'i'l-NU XUTICKS. '
A STATED meeting cf Islam f^L-^^^
Tempi*. A. A. O. N. M. S..
lor bus-iness and installation of "ctl
o:ficerc will bt h-ld in Gold- • 4 "'*^ 1 k
«-n Oate Hall. »25 Sutter st.. A^e1>^.
THIS OVEDNESDAY) KVEX- I//
ING at 5 o'clock. \Il }J
J. W. ANDERSON. Recorder. *__
.SAX KRANCISCO Lodge of Perfection A
No. 10 A and A. y II.. 02T» Sutter St. _i\_
•"<-all<>4 meeting THIS (WEDXES- JZjZ \
DAT) EVEXXXO, at 8 o'clock; fourth ' V > ;
ih-Kri-e; ail I r> thren of the Rits cordial^ ' n " I
vitcd tty ord.r of the V. M.
CHARLES JL'LLENEK. Bee.
M'H'NT Moriah Lodge No. 44, F. and a
A. 11.— < 'ailed meeting THIS (WED- £\ !
N*ESDAT) EVENING, at 7 :.:i» ooloek. >C5f \
KitYt degrco. THEO FROLICH i>ec. *^r ' ;
CROCKETT Lo-jgs No. l.K*. I" and A. -
M.— D 2d THIS KVKNING. Jan. 14. £K j
at 7:^0 o'clock Hy ord-r of the "U\ *%l£ |
M II. FORTRIEDE. Sec. /Vl ;
t.VELt-IOR Lodge N> 1G(5. V. and A. „
M.— First dwrree THIS (WEDNES- JV
l'AY> EVKXIXG, at ~:M o'clock. *J 5*
11. J. OWEN. Secretary. r%f*
uTsSION I-odge No. 109 K and A. M.— l
<ai!.-«1 meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) \
KVKXIXG at 7 :3<» o'clock; first de- Tti?
»;rff. It. E. ALLAN. Secretary. *^
APOLLO Lodge No. 12.:. I. O. O.
I\ — By vote of the lodtre a SPE- -^i?55iSx=c
• 1AL MEETING has b*«i called
l..r THIS IWEDNKSDAY) 'f»^
NIGHT, Jan. 14. 11KJ3. at 8 o'clock, for the
,>urpo;-e of conferring the SECOND (2nd) and
THIRD <3rd) DEGREES. All members of
tin :o«ii;e are earnestly requested to be prt-s-
<r.t XI. B. PACKPCHEK. N. G.
\V. F. NORCROSS. Rec. Sec.
MORSE Lodge No. 2^7. 1. O. O. F. 2***^ !
— lm-tailatlon of office THIS e>iVv^» i
i:\"I-:n1NO. Jan. 14; vultors cor-
dially invited. '" "
J. E. RIORDAN. N. G.
C. BKIND. Rec. Sec.
n 1
., , ..., - .- ¦ « - 1. I
tioa ii'nai B'rini Hall. 121 Eddy st. — >/v>
.<!^;al mating THIS (WEDNES- <S^/J \
1>AY> EVENING. By ord^r j?7& I
W. BENSON. President. JU* !
CHAS. WAGNER. Rec. Sec.
THE 144th anniversary of the birth «£- -. I
ol Scotland"* woet. Robert Burns. 3, £}* ~ J
¦uill be celebrated en Friday even- 's&i**
i-.u:, January 'Si. 11MJ3, in Mechanics' !
l-avilion, under the joint auspices of the ;
>rl. Andrew's Society. Caledonian Club, Scot-
sish Thistle, Club and Clan Fraser, O. S. C
Yhe ietl local talent obtainable, with a chorus
1. 1 £uu voices actxjrr.panied by a. band of 00
Pieces and twelve pi;*.'rs. will render Scot-
tish s^ntss and music; picturesque Highland
•lunciiiB by adults and children in costume.
Oratloa hy i!r. John McNaught. to be foilow-
td br a dance. Tickets— Adults 50 cents,
< lulcrcn under 12 years 115 cents, to be ob-
lamed from members of the organizations, at
Messrs. Juba Keid & Son'f, :»'7 Max&et £t.,
and at the pavilion on that evening.
(STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. OCEANIC
sTEAMSHll' -COMPANY— Notice ,is hereby
elven that a rcitttir.js of the stockholders of
ifce Oceanic Steamship Company will be held
al the office of the company, :;^T Market et.,
city and county of San Francisco, State of
i'alilornla, that being the principal office of
tr.e con:i>a.ny &.rjd the place where the board
<.: directors usually mwt, on WEDNESDAY,
i he 21st day of JANUARY, 1903, at the
liour cf 11 o'clock a. rn.. lor the purpose of
•-on^idering the proposition of increasing the
oapital stock ot the company Jrcm two
million five hundred thousand dollars <J2,-
OOu.CfjO) to five million dollars ($5,000,000j.
By ordei of the board cf directors.
H. W. THOMAS,
fcecrrtary Oceanic Steamship Company. 327
Market Et.. Ea.n Francisco. Cal.
Ban Francisco. Cal.. Nov. 18. 1U02.
STOCKHOLDERS' mftin;;— The annual meet-
insr of the ttorkholders of the ITnion Iron
Works will be held at the office of the com-
].any **^*> Market St., San Francisco. on
TUESDAY, January twenty-seventh. 1S03, at
fleven o'clock a. m.. for the purpose of elect-
.r.pr a board of directors to serve for the en^
suing year and for the transaction of tuoh
other business as may come before the meet-
ing.
CHARLES N. CHAMPION. Secretary.
OfSce. 22^ Market St.. tan Francisco, Cal..
January l.{. lM£i.
ANNUAL MEKTING — The annual meeting ut
the ttockholders of the. Oceanic Eteamsbip
Company will be held at the office of the
icmjinny. No. S27 Market St., In the city
and coucty of San Francisco, State of Call-
lornia. on "WEDNESDAY, the 21st day of
January, A. I). 1003, at the hour of 11 o'clock
a. m.. fcr the purpose of electing a board
of directors to serve for the ensuing; year.
r.e*E ae may come before the meeting. Trana.
:er bocks wili close en Saturday. January 10,
A. V. IOCS, at the hour of 3 o'clock p. m.
Hy order of the President.
H. Vk\ THOMAS, secretary Oceanic Siearn-
thip Company, No. 327 Market et., tan
Francisco. Cal.
San Franci.«co. Cal., January 6, 1003.
ANNUAL MEETING— The repiiar annual mect-
inp cf the stockholders of "he fajaro Valley
Consolidated liailroad Company will be held
Et the office of the company. No. 327 Market
*t., Ean Francisco, on MONDAY, the 19th
•lay of January. itKCJ. at the hour ' of 11
o'clock a. rr... for the purpose of elect ir.c a
beard of directors to serve for the ensuing
year and the transaction cf euch other busi-
ness &¦ may come before the meetinc. Th«
transfer bocks will close on Friday, January
16, at w o'clock si- m.
W. H. HANNAH, Secretary.
THE tnr.ucl mectint; ct the stockholders of the
Spring Valley Water V.'crka will be beld at
the effice cf the company. No. 128 Stockton
*t_ *t 12 o'clock noon, on WEDNESDAY,
ih» 14th day of January, 1903, to elect trus-
•>etj to serve for the ensuing year, and for
*he transaction of such other business as
ir.ay come before th« meetins.
Ban Frsnciaco. Cal.. Dec. 31. 1902.
FELHAM W. AMES. Secretary.
ASTHAMA ItCMKDlES.
ASTHMA cEuffcrtr-. keen In mind that A. Dl
Nola'c Afthma Remedy is the best remedy vl
Its kind In tae market. A. Dl NOLA. phar-
nacist. 1213 Market tt.. comer Jrth. Cut Itato
Drug Store; lor. 25c and 50c a package.
ASTUOLOCY.
-'.-IP.OLOGT taught; horoscopes cast. PROF.
¦ VAYMOVn. bork store. C49 Hills, or by mall.
ATTOBKEYI AX LAW.
pj>nT. \V. KING, atty-at-law, ExarMner bldgj
rm. €11; all cases; damaees, estates, wills,
attachments, collections, etc.; consultation
fre»»; no advance charges; call or write; re-
member full name and room. Tel. Red .'SG01.
ADVICE free — I will advance costs in niexltori.
ous cases, divorces, probate and all other law
casec; no fees In advance; open every even-
ing. J. M. THURSTOX, Sl» Market 6t-.nn.31.
ADVICE free; drvorces a specialty; quick.qulct;
no charge without success; established 16 jts
G. W. HOWE. KW Market st.. cor. Stockton.
OIZO. t>. CAMPBELL, lawyer, r. 416 Examiner
b'.dg. I'enEions and ceneral lecal work.
JOHN R. AITKIN, atty-at-law, r. 309-10-11,
Clunle bldg.. TKJ3 California; tel. Bush C33.
ADVICE free; no cbarpe unless successful; all
canes; openevgs. W.W. Davidson, 927 Market.
L. S. CLARK, Emma Spreckels bldg., 027 Mar-
ket st.; consultation free; no fee* in advance,
ISASISMHXTS TO LEX.
LARGE basement, uith cement floor, to let.
Apply 214 Eddy et.
n I C VCL.ES— For Kale or BxchaDgc.
tMOIXTM+B j>resent«T?40"Monarch racer* re^
(iuced to J2.*i. Acent fcr Columbia and Eu-
reka bicycles; Juvenile wheels. ALLEN, 301
Larkin fct.. crrnf-r McAllister. •
BIROS. DOGS, KTC.'
VARBLING canaries and alT'kTndi'of •ong,
talking end fancy birds; coldlish, pet etock.
f&gev. clobes, aquariums; bird and animal
feed of all kind*. 15KJ Market »t..bet.8th&Mth.
UOOKS — M£\V AXD OLD.
UCKJKS of all kinds bousrht: libraries purchasedT
H. C. Holmea. 1H'J Market; tel. Jestie 374 L
PDSiaESS CHANCES.
A-$T50-^RESTAi:RANT and lunch room* near
brc»eries. malt houses and factories; dally
i-eceipts. t:it>: rent *45; a jroo-1 business S»«
H. G. TV'ILKE. »i!a Kearny et.
A— $1MO— Half Interest In one of the test
lager beer saloons of this city; close to cor.
Kourth and Mission Ms.: retiring, partner
<-omi>elled to sell on account of t>lckness. Call
H. <S. WILKE. tXhi Kearny et. -
A -$ST»O— fiALOON with S furnished rooms;
furroundrd by factories and lumber yards;
old eetabllshrd and good paying business.
It. G. WII.KK. 2«j»i Kc-arny «t.
ETORE with biph basement, nr. Kearny «t.;
xike fine b.wllrj iiicy. DA DIN. 113 Kearay.
KITSIXESS CHAKCKS Continued.
A — WE buy sell or exchange business of all
kinds. STRAND & CO.. £U Kearny st.
A— fC."U>; CORNER saloon: good trade: rrnt.
*!."{ 7."; bargain. STRAND. 331 Kcarny uUXS I
A— $22.".; BRANCH bakery and colTce parlor; S ]
rooms; rent, $15. STRAND. :*>l Kcarny st. |
A— ?2.V)0; HOO ranch; large profit: will tak*
j artner for ?I.'.OO. STRAND. .'HI Kcarny st.
A— $ ICO; FISH market; full value; Clears iflOO
month. STRAND. 331 Kearny eU
A— $v^O; FRUIT Btorr: good trade; rent $10;
ticlcntss cause sale. STRAND. :t-"l Kearny ft.
A^-$1TO; FAMILY Rrocfry and ll<juor store;
good trade; rent $7 50. .Strand, 831 K<arny.
|S5O— BRANCH bakery and notion store; eMab
2j yrp; doinn good business: cause of SflllnK.
sickness. LOONKY & MURRAY. 14 Third.
$150 — SALOON; line fixtures; good stock: fine
local.: worth double amount asked; low rent;
a snap. LOONEV & MURRAY. 14 Third st.
CALIFORNIA Investment and Development
Co.. 777>4 Market st.; tel. Black 4497.
Two-thirds interest In cigar factory; good
trade ralicman preferred; 15 hands; $2000.
$!H>0 — French bak & confeo. factory; snap. |
Cigar stands— $123. $150. $."S0o. $450. ?2000. |
CIGAR Ftand: rent $10; clearing $73 p« month;
chusc of pale, death; pric«- 5»0(.t. Only with
M. J. MORKISON &- CO..2U Montg'y. r. 4-5.
$100— PARTNER wanted In light manufactur-
ing buFlr.es?; CO i>er cent profit. Call on
LUTT1:RMANN & CO.. UIC Market St., r. W.
A STEADY young man wanted to attend of-
fice, wait on customers, <!o collecting; will
pay $1<> to $1S per week; $123 cash required.
Apply 1016 Market Kt., room 10.
FOH sale — Hog and chicken ranch cheap. In-
quire at Seven-mile Huiiso Faloon, San Bruno
road: tak<? Third and Kentucky et. cars and
transfer to San Bruno read.
FIRST-CLAPS cloak and suit man. with cap-
ital ; s-iilendid chance in Seattle. Box 111,
Call olfice. . , V •¦
A BARGAIN — Corner saloon; old stand. 434
Third Ft.
FOR sale — Good busim-sra lotation on Kcarny
St.; * 1 Co ; rent $43. Box lol>. Call offlce.
GOOD-PAYING small mornlr.g paper route for
sale. Box 142. Call office.
$2300— SALOON, one cf the oldest up town;
best transient location: rent reasonable: In-
vestigation solicited. If mean business, ad-
dress Saloon, box ::«)1. Call efflce. Oakland.
EVERY citizen can have 1C0 acres U. S. land,
redwood, tan. oak or pine, by applying to
Home Equity. 1033 Market st.
CANNKRY stock paying dividends; only small
amount lor sale. o2U Post st. ;*• ¦-¦¦':"
CAHR1AGK material business for sale account
fiekneis. MR. KITZMULLER. 843 Howard.
SALOON for sale; must be sold. 411 Third
etreet.
BAHGAIX; meat market in Mission. Apply
2134 Folsom st.
LOUCl.VG-llOLSES FOB SAX15.
A— J. A. McMILLEN &. CO.. OOti MARKET ST.
PHONE JOHN B3L ROOMS 7 AND S.
Clear Titles Guaranteed on All Sales.
Any place Fold on monthly payments.
17 r. ; rent $.*'5: 2 entran.; money-maker ,$900
S r.; rent $"3; newly furnished; only.... i!75
$17C0 BUYS a 25-roomed house; llcht and sun-
ny; turmture cood: carpets new; clears $125;
rent $1-0; steady roomers.
J. A. McMILLEN & CO.,
006 Market Et.. rooms 7 and 8.
21 ROOMS; near Market; rent $50 $S0O0
GO rooms; gocd fur. and carpets; r. $95. 2000
14 rooms; rent $S3; velvet carpets 1150
24 rooms; Cth ft.; newly carpeted; rent
$100; long lease; clears $100; this is
a snap 1800
J. A. McMILLEN & CO..
900 Market st., rooms 7 and 8.
Phone John 631.
12 ROOMS; rent *43: good location $750
23 rooms; rent only ?52; cheap 850
10 rooms; on Geary st. ; low rent 450
42 rooms; rent only $H>0; transient 3000
100 rooms; corner; man bouse: rent $100. 4700
€0 rooms; corner; south of Market 3200
SO rooms; corner; north of Market 3500
Money loaned at 1 per cent.
Hotels, rcadhouses. Hats, 5 to 100 rooms.
E1TEL & CARROLL. 212 Kearny st.
~~ A FEW OF OUR SNAPS.
A »6-room house, rent $00, $1000
A 22-room house fiOO
A 90-room house, Kearny st 2000
An 11-room house, $550. cash $200. »
A 6-room house. Sixth Et.. near Market 225
A 20-room house, with board 800
ITiO rr.ore houses.
Money leaned at 1% per cent. McBRIDE &
CO., 1104 Murket st. ; phone Jessie 1469.
: 1
• MARION GRIFFIN. i
719 Market, nr. Call bldg.*' tel. Browa 4-5-s!
Big free list at of nee; open 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
MITCHELL * CO.. Phone Jessie 2981.
12»; Market St.. opposite Sixth.
TVe will sell you any house for part cash,
balance monthly payments. I We have a large
IlEt to select from. Please call and see some
of our bargains. Carriage waiting.
LODGISfO-HOUSE, 24 room*; rent ?S5; all
rooms licht and sunny; price $2300; terms.
M. J. MORRISON & CO., 2f» Montg'y. r. 4-. r ».
LODGING -HOUFE— North of Market St.; 18
rooms; rent $7.%: price $S^O: give caj>y terms.
M. J. MORKISON & CO., 2<i Montg'y, r. 4-5.
A. CAMERON &• CO Phone South 1050
Removed to 3 Edds" st.. corner Market and
I'oweli. If you have real e?tate, hotels,
rooming-houses or business to fell, list with
us. "We have customers waiting for good
Investments; carriage for # customers.
HEADQUARTERS for cood lodging-houses and
hotels. G. W. PCHWEINHABD, 9U Market
St., between Fifth and Sixth, roolns 1-2.
NOTICE— We havo hundreds of hc-us*s for sale;
•will loan you money at l l 4% monthly pay-
ments. M. K. RIVES £z CO., 1C23 Market.
KEARNY, 238, near Bush— 21 rooms; price
52MO; rent $S0.
A NICE lodginc-house. 9 rooms; good location;
price reasonable. Apply Call offlce.
~ SPIRITUALISM. T
ATTENTION? ~
MRS. DR. CLARK, I
The well-known medium and clairvoyant,
may be consulted on all affairs; every hidden
mystery revealrd; 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 and cx>ecial terms 343 Geary st.
. MRS. DR. CLARK.
ETHEL CRINDLE materializing seance Wed
eve. 325 Ellis «t. ; SOe; 8 o'clock.
MRS. Katie Heussman, 1774 ISth St., near
Guerrero; circle, Sunday eve., 25c; Bit. dally.
EARLE. 1052 Ellis St.: hours 9:30 to 12; teL
Kaft lu.".r>: seance Sunday nicht.
_________
professor"paul destine!
The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant and
Palmist Kver In San Francisco.
I do hereby solemnly agree and guarantee to
pake you no charge if I fall to call you by
name, tell your occupation and what you called
for; I promise to tell you whether husband,
wire or sweetheart is true or false; I will tell
you how to pain the love of the one you most
desire, even though miles away; In fact, I will
tell you every hope, fear or ambition better
than you can tell yourself; I will straighten out
jcur affairs and give you luck that wins suc-
cess In love, marriage, business, mining, spoc-
ulataion, health, recovering buried treasures,
lottery, employment and better- positions; no
matter what trouble you may have call and I
will help you or charge nothing for my serv-
ices. $1 this week.
! 32ft— — O'FARRELL ST.^ 326.
I MME. M. BERNARD. ~~ ~~ *
THE FAMOTJ3
Clairvoyant and business medium, permanently
located at 17 Third St., next Examiner bldg.;
she reads your life correctly, gives an accurate
description or the past, reveals the present hap-
penings and po«rays events to occur in the fu-
ture; If you are in trouble, discontented or not
satisfied In life, or have domestic, love or busi-
ness troubief, consult this great medium and
you will be told how to overcome them; valu-
able advice In all cJTairs of life; 25c up; tatis-
: faction guaranteed. Tel. Black 4569.
I ISMAR. the Egyptian gypsy clairvoyant and
palmist, permanently located At 1104 Market
et., cor. Turk; private rea.dlnir» dally, 10 a.m.
to r. p.m. ; readings by mail as satisfactory as
In i*rson; 3 questions answered $1; full life.
IS; Ef-nd lock of hair, da£e and year of birth;
don't tenA currency. Send postofflee, Wells-
Fargo money order or registered, letter.
ASTROIXXJY. palmistry, claivoyance; crystal
life readings; name?, date?, events; questions
on mind; everything revealed, or $500 for-
feited. Normado Kortlelly. King of Life Read-
«ts. 63ft Hush, nr. Powell; tel. Black 6251,
MISS M. WILI.E. 3:M> Ellis St.. clairvoyant.
crystal seer, rends jour life correctly without
_quesjtions: names given;50c,?l;tel.Sutter 1S0O.
• MME. MARCKAU, clairvoyant, card reader -
1 hours 1 to »; ladles 25c; gents 00c. ltkii
I Mission st.
! MME. RAVENNA will clve~fulMlfe reading
for JiOc one week. 5 Fourth st.
CLAIRVOYANT, card and planet reader; only
lQe; hours. 1 to 8. 2U2 Minna St., . near 4th.
MRS. CROWN, clairvoyant card reader; ladtei
2^c; gents readings daily. 132 Sixth ft.
OLDEST lady palmtkt and card reader in city
20 H Kearny. room 20: ladies 25c. | gents r.Oc!
MRS, SHAFFER, clairvoyant card reader- sit-
tlnjc. dally. ilS& Jessie st., bet. 5th and' (ith.
HELP TVAJVTKW — TnALE — Cow.
"WANTED — Recruits Tor the Marine Corps. IT.
¦ S. navy; abiebodled men of good character,
between the ages of 21 and 25; not less thaa
5 feet 4 inches and not over 6 feet 1 Inch;
able^to speak and read English. For further
Information apply at the recruiting o£Ccen.
40 Ellis St., Ssn Francisco. Cal. ; Masonic
Hall, KJO K St., Sacramento, Cal.: and U. S.
Custom-house. 222% North Main St., Los
Angeles. Cal.
WANTED — Young man who is competent to
take charge and buy for stationery depart-
ment; would prefer one who Is familiar with
silverware and jewelry: state age, experi-
ence and salary expected. Box 102. Call.
MEN— Our free catalogue explains how we
teach the barber trade In the shortest pos-
sible time: barbers arc In great demand.
MOLER SYSTEM COLLEGC. t£5 Clay st.
BERBER shop for sale: Western Addition; o!d
stand. DECKELMAX BROS.. 100 Ellis st.
FIRST-CLASS saloon porter wanted at lo'i
East st.; wages $11.
B\RBERS Good 2-chalr shop for sale; owner
leaving city. Box 110. Call.
B\RBERS — Good-paylnp S-chalr shop for sale,
"with living room3: bargain. 42S Sixth st.
GOOD-PAYING 2-chalr barher shop, $50, with
living rooms; rent $10. S23 Errant tt.
WILL teach barber trade free to 4 more men.
Western Barber College. C4T Commercial st.
SAILORS and ordinary seamen for Europe and
Australia. HERMAN'S. 2U Steuart st.
OVER CCO pair new and second-hand shoes for
sale cheap. McDonald & Perry. 261 Third st.
WANTED — Young men to learn barber trade.
S. F. Barber College. 741A Howard st.
PENSION atty.. E. A. Bull'", room 40. PheUa
big. Past Com. Geo. H. Thomas Post. O. A. K
GET your shoes half eoled while' waiting; 23c
to 5Oc. B63 Mission st. bet. 1st and Jd stij
ALL sizes men - s shoes, slightly damaged, halt
price. B6a Mi.Tsicn St.. bet. 1st and <»d sts.
WINCHESTER House, 4J Third ft. near Mar-
ket— 200 rooms. 25<j night: reading-rooms;
free bus and baggage to and from terry.
A BRANCH offlce for Call #Jvertlsements and
FUbscrlptions has been established at 1038
Valencia st. -'¦-'?;
CHEAPEST and best In America— The Weekly
Call. 1C pages, sent to any address In the
United States or Canada one year for $1.
HORSES AXDJft'AGOM.
A LOT of horses for sale at Arcade Horse
Market. 327 Sixth st.; also buggies, wagons,
harness, etc.; auction sales every Wednesday
at 11 a. m. JOHN J. DOYLE. Auctioneer.
IDEAL pony team, surrey, harness and saddle
complete can be seen at MADIOA-N.
O'NEIL & CO., Grove-st. Stable. 122 Grove.
S. F. Veterinary College— Night class now in
session. M. L. Pancoast. sec. 510 G. G. ave.
READ "The California Horseman." of interest
to horsemen. Dalziel. editor. 605 G. G. ave.
2D-HAND buggy and hack; fine buggy; laundry
wagon, nearly new, cheap. 828 Harrison st.
Largest assortmnt 2-hand wagons, buckb'd. sur- i
rey.harness.work.drivlng horses. 15th-Valenca
AN Al express wagon, single: also light camp-
ing wagon for sale cheap. 532 Mission st.
HOUSES TO LET.
A— PRINTED list of houses to let; send for dr-
cular. G. H. UMBSSN & CO.. 14 Montgomery
HOUSES TO LET — FUKMSHKD. "
FURNISHED 8- room house; bath, yard, base-
ment, piano, phone; to refined adult family;
one room reserved for owner. 2738 Pine st.
HOUSES WANTED.
SUNNY house, with yard, between First and
Third. Mission and Folsom sts.: will take
leate. Box 87. Call.
LOST AXD gQUXD.
LOST — Diamond horseshoe pin. embedded with
turquoise stones; was rolled In piece of mus-
lin; lost off Ellis-st. cars, between Mason and
Devisadero sts., Sunday afternoon. Return
same and receive $3O reward. Room 27, 9Cti
Market st.
LOST — January 12. on car lines between Sutter
and Devisadero. Larkin and Polk. Harriaon,
Fourteenth and Mission, alligator purse, con-
taining latch key, card and money. Return
same to 1000 Devisadero, and receive reward.
LOST— A passbook with the Hlbernia Savings
and' Loan Society of San Francisco. In the
name of M. LEVIN: No. 183-0S1. The finder
will please return to bank.
LOST — White skiff and oars smeared with oil.
Return A. C. FREKSB, Mission and Steuart
sts. and receive reward.
LOST— Fifth and Market, red leather bag con-
taining pearl opera glasses. Reward at 563
"Waller st^
BY poor person. $20 gold piece Jan. 13. on
Montgomery st. 830! 3 Douglass st. ; reward.
LOST — On« Call collection book. Please return
to Call office and receive reward. W. KANE.
LOST — A passbook with the Hibernla Savinga
and Loan Society of Kan Francisco, In the
name of GIUSEPPE BULOTTI. No. 229-1236.
The finder will please return to bank.
LOST — Roll of greenbacks amounting to $!K)
with a $10 gold piece In center. Suitable
reward If returned to box 120, Call offlce.
LOST — Jan. !>. bet. S and 9 a. m., on Fillmore
and Sixteenth or Bryant st. cars, a fur muff;
liberal reward. 2743 Bryant st. ¦ ¦¦ . •
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS.
TO order: also cleaned and sterilized; uphol-
stcry: honest work guarantee^!. HOPKE
BROS.. 411-413 Powell st. Phone Bush 421.
METAL beds, bedding, lace curtains, window
shades. HOTTER. 712 Mission: tel. Main 7JC
MEDICAL.
MRS. DR. "WYETH. specialist for all female
complaints; Instant relief guaranteed; 30
years' experience; refined home .before and
during confinement. 72S Post st., nr. Jones.
MRS. DR. KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe-
male troubles; Instant relief guaranteed;
consult free. 1008% Market St.. opp. Fifth.
DR. G.W. O'DONNELL— All who are sick or
in trouble consult this specialist on female
complaints; positively cowected; the unfor-
tunate helped; the most difficult cases treat-
ed; advice free. Offlce. 1013 Market st.
MRS. D. ALLEN, HIS Market— Reliable ladles*
specialist; a private home before and during
confinement: best medical care: low fees.
ADVICE free — Drs. Goodwin, ladies' special-
ists; instant relief guaranteed; low fees; ma-
ternity home;bab!es adopted free. 906 Markat.
A— MRS. DR. GWYER, City Hall ave..- over
Good Fellows' Grotto and 1504 Market st.
DR:~AND MRS. DA VIES and HINDOHERB
original method of treatment. 1120 Market.
DR. NO TOY KEE. 210 Stockton St.. eppoait*
Union Square: all diseases cured by herbs.
MIXES AND .MIXING.
SEE the only automatic electro-chemical gold
. saver. SCS Mission st.
MISCELLANEOUS — FOR SALE.
BOILERS, engines. 2d-band machinery. McIN-
TOSH & WOLPMAN. 195-197 Fremont st.
REMOVAL sale — Being forced by my landlord
to remove from my store. 105 Taylor st., I
will sell ray large and fine stock of ladles'
underwear at the very lowest prices; will re-
move about Jan. 20 to 111 Turk St.. near
Taylor. and"sollcit»the favor of our patrons at
our new store. L. G. WO & CO.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
Repair it with Elaterite; in rolls easy to lay;
needs no painting or coating; good over old
Iron, tin or shingles: best for new roofs
ELATERITE ROOFING CO., 713 Market st
A— BUYS, sells or rents sear machinery. «n«
• glnes, boilers, water pipes, shafting, pulleys,
etc. "WH1TELAW. 2M-255 Spear st.
A WTTTE gas engine; is highly finished; price
and guarantee are attractive.
The TRACY ENGR. CO., 131 Fremont it.
ALL going at sacrifice; new porcelain bath,
tubs; slightly damaged by smoke. 63S How-
ard St.
25 H. P. MARINE gasoline engine: direct con-
nected: all complete- H. S.,WHITE. 1^0-133
Beale st. . . • -;
BOATS, launches, rowboats. gasoline and
launch engines In stock. Baker & Hamilton.
100. CCO FEET of threaded pipe with fittings; all
sUes. EUGENE RILEY. 100 Vallejo St.
SAFISS — Cary Safe Co., E. B. BECK & CO.,
agents. 122 Market st
A FINE suit, $7; stylish pants. $1 73. Mtstlt
. Clothing Parlors. 238 Kearny St.. nr. Bush.
UNREDEEMED sealskins as good as new.
MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE. 103 Grant ave.
BOILERS and engines; 100 for sale, or will
. buy. KROGH ¦ MFG. CO.. 519 Market st.
j SAFES — New and second-hand. THE HER-
I MANN. SAFE CO.. .417-423 Sacramento st.
SECOND-HAND lumber, sashes, blind*, door*
and bricks for sale. Valencia st.. cor. 15th.
ASK for prices on second-hand typewriters (all
makes). • ALEXANDER & CO.. 110 Montg'y.
GASOLINE engines,. all sizes, new and 2d-hand,
. and launches. J. F. DOAK. 46 Fremont st.
Edison, phonographs, records, supplies, moving
: • picture machines, : films. Bacigalupl. 933 Mkt.
MAGIC lanterns, new and 2d-hand moving pic-
tures. BULLARD & BRECK. 131 Post st.
-JIISCELLAXEOCS XVXXT*.
WANTED — lle<l;um-stz<?<l fireproof safe; must
be In gocd condition ana reasonable in price.
Box 125. Call offlce. »
'LODGEKOOM furniture, as whole or any part.
Address J. A. KK.NNEY, Petalumn.
WANTEP — Ham! saw; must be cheap. Box
132. Call cffleo.
LADIKS" sealskins, gents' dress suit- bought.
Portland Loan Offlce. 25 Stockton ?t. : poatai.
TILTON wants good second-hand clothing an!
theatrical goods. 15* Oth st. ; tel. Jessie -S3'-.
31O.\KV TO I.OAiI.
AA— MAN H ATtTn^OA N COMPANY fine).
1U7-10S Crocker Building
$5.0W.<*X) CA PITA L
..DEAL DIRECT and AVOID EXPENSE. i
Loans at 5*^ and I* per cent; stim3 to suit!
City, Oakland, Country ami Town Property;
Estates, Legacies, Undivided Interests lr»
Realty; Interests in Uns»t:V^Kstate3 and
Contested Estates: Second Mortgages ana
Life Insurance Policies: full coat ¦. f improve-
ments at ti per cent. MANHATTAN LOAM
CO., Crocker building; telephone Main 5824.
A — E. McCOLGAN. 2* Montgomery *t.. room X
Loar.-> any amount at lowest rates.
Deal direct with , lender.
On Erst mortgages.
On second mortgages.
On third mortgages.
On undivided interests In real estat*.
On estatea in probate.
On legacies.
NO DELAT.
Telethon* Main 5ol5.
j R. McCOLGAN. 24 Montgomery St.. room 3.
LOANS ON FURNITURE, piar.oa or any Rood
security; same can be returned In "WEEKLY
OR MONTHLT PAYMENTS. Your business
is STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. In ca3e of
sickness WE EXTEND YOTTR LOAN. If you
owe any bills WE WILL PAY THEM FOtt
• O( '- It is easier to pay one than a NUM-
BER. Don't fail to CALL ,and w« will
CHEERFULLY explain OUR PLAN. NEW
YORK FINANCE CO.. 412-411 Callashan
bldg.. Market & McAllister; tel. Folsera tt&i.
FINANCIAL problems of all sorts and sizes;
neeond mortgages, legacies, estates in pro-
bate, undivided Interests, assignments of
rents, property in trust, life e3tate», life pol-
icies, etc.; save money by dealing directly;
quick settlement.?; no disappointments; cour-
teous consideration given all propositions; if
you need money see
HERMAN MURPHY. COl-eO2 Examiner b'.d.
MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE. 103 Grant av«.
Phone Red l«03.
LOANS FROM $1 TO $10,0001
MONEY loaned to salaried people, retail mer-
chants, teamsters, bearding- hou»< f s. without
security: easy payments; largest business in
principal cities. Tolman. G3.1 Parrott bldg.
A PRIVATE party loans any amount on furni-
ture, pianos, at lowest rate^ without removal:
no publicity: no commission; deal direct anS
avoid brokerage. 610 Turk St.. near Larkin.
HIGHLY respectable private) place to obtaia
liberal advances on diamonds. Jewelry, at
lowest rates Baldwin Jewelry Store. Mf
Market st.. .tel. Main 1G44. Branch 19 Third.
ONE per cent on furniture or pianos: no re-
moval: no commission: $25 up; quick; confi-
dential. 26 Montgomery St.. room 7.
PRIVATE party; no publicity; any amount:
. no commission : low rate. BONELLI, Conserv-
atory bldg. 301 Eddy st. ; vhone South 470.
MONET to loan on low Interest; gold, silver,
diamonds, pearls and precious stone* bouxht
at W. J. HESTHAL'S. 10 Sixth st.
S. F. DISCOUNT AGENCY — Loans to salaried
people on their not%
THE TOUSLE Y CO 143 Phelan big.
$10 TO $100 on salary: private and confidential.
Western Loan Co., 403 Montgomery st.. rrn.4.
THE Star Loan Co. of Wyoming loans money
to salaried employ*s;easy paym'ts. 719 Mrkt.
ELFVINO. 61« Examiner big. ; loans on piano*,
furniture, etc., at 2 per cent without removal
AT 1 per cent on furniture, pianos; no removal;
any sum. 116 McAllister st.
ALL loans on diamonds and Jewelry 2 per cent
mo. S. F. Collateral Loan Bank, 533 Kearny.
Z% ON furniture & pianos. $15 up; no removal;
phone Black 1700; room SI. 6 Eddy, floor f .
CASH loaned salaried people on notes without
lndorser. MORRELL. 6C9 Examiner bldg.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
i A Schumann; mahogany case %V~>
A Ui the; walnut case JIM
A Boothe; walnut case $161
A Mason: mahogany case »17J
A Mendelssohn; oak case $133
Ewlinir. Vose. Storey & Clark. Hair.es ami
ChlcKering: slightly used; fully warranted:
easy payments.
BENJ. CT'RTAZ A SONS. 16-2O O-Farr»ll »t.
~ Jio Braftchen In San Francisco. ¦
A GOOD time to get rid of unsold piano* Is
now; we have special bargains from $50 up-
ward: It will pay you to look at them; pay
better to buy them.
THE ZENO MAUVAIS MUSIC CO..
: •- . 769 Market st
ANY piano sold by us taken hac; any tim«
within two years and full purchase price- al-
lowed on a new peerless Knabe at regular
price; costs you onl- 20c a day to buy a
piano from us. K0H1.LR & CHASE. 30
O'Farrell: st. established 1S50.
AFTER 16 years on Fifth St., we ara now lo-
cated at 11 Mason st. (3 doors from Market).
Ivers & Pond. H. R Cameron agent*. S*<*.
ond-hand uprights from $73 up. J. T. BOW-
ERS & SON.
AT $2.50 this month: Investigate our rental nr
purchase plan. HEINE PIANO CO.. 235-2.!7
Geary st. ; largest stock In San Francisco.
Including America's best raaketi; ptan"*.
new, from $117 to $05O. Apply for our bar-
caln list.
YOUR piano can be made new for one-quarter
the cost of buylne: send mr booklet. Plerc«"«
Piano Factory. Market. 14th and t -urch st.t.
FIRST-CLASS toned square piano for aals;
very cheap. S07 Howard »t.
FAMILY going to St. Louis will sacrifice el»-
cant Steinway upiigkt piano. 310 Turk at.
A FISCHER upright en salf* by private party;
$78; make casb offer. 237 Geary it.
SOHMER. Byron Mauiy pianos. Cecillan plan*
player. BYRON* MAl'ZY. 30S-312 Poat nu
BEST rentlne pianos In city for $3 per raontJi.
SCOTT-CURTAZ PIANO CO.. S60 Hayes at.
SACRIFICE — Elecant 3-pedai upright: cash o»
Installments. Schmitz & Co.. 16 "McAllister.
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.. 031 Market St.—
Ste'ck. Everett. Ludwlg and other eood piano*.
A GOOD Steinway upright, $1S5; mak» casia
offer. 237 Geary st.
SUPERIOR Tiollns, zithers", old and new. if.
MULLER. maker, repairer. 2 Latham place.
PAXMISTItY.
A free test; 20 yrs.' experience in N. T.: let ra«
read your hand; satisfaction cr no pay. MRS,
BELMONT. CU Iftrk; 1 to 8 p.m.TelHyde 156.
Mine. Neersaard removed to 1009 Sutter; hr«.
10 to 4; eve.. Sun. by appt.: tel. Polk 2584.
PERSO.YALS.
DR. G. S. MOORE'S
SCIENTIFIC HAIR KESTORER.
A positive cure for eczema and ail diseases of
the scalp; guaranteed to stop hair from falling
with three applications, will positively grov»
hair on the worst of bald heads: he challenges
the world to equal this remedy; preparations
•ent to all part? of the world; see pictures anil
testimonials at office; send for circular. 3XJ
O'Farrell st; phene Black 940. S. F.
L. H. FINK. -
WASTED — The present address of L. {C
FINK, if he Is living; if not. information a*
to the time and place of hU i>ath and ol
the names of hU heirs; reasonable corupen-
faticn will be paid for such Information.
FINK resided in Oakland. Cal.. in I.-sST. l.ssS
and 18.SS*. E. W. McGRAW. 324 Pine ht..
San Francisco. Ca!.
GENTLEMAN of good address wishes to ga
East on business connected with estate ta
which he is an he'.r: only small turn re-
quired: satlsCactory arrangements made and
references given. Box 84, Call ofOce.
The Star Hair Remedy restores tray halr.~inv
proves Its growth, stops falling, cures dandru!!
and Itching scalp; no stain or stickiness;
cleanses scalp: at druggists', hairdressers': aa-
cept no substitute. Star Remady Co.. 3.13 Geary.
ELECTFJC light In every room— Wincheaur
Hotel. 44 Third gt.. near Market: 700 rooir.*.
:3a to $1 50 per night; SI SO to S« per week;
free bus and baggage to and from th» terry.
NOT how cheap, but how pood Is the motto
of the manufacturers of the Rapid Rotarv
Standard, the sewing machine of to-day. J.
W. EVANS, agent. 1021 Market at.
ALL styles of hair dressing. 25c; manlcuTinjc.
r, ; SJ?i;J5 M and wlss: onl y Kood hair used.
O. LEDERER. 123 Stockton st.
ELEGANT remnants of Imported and dom-stia
cloths for *u!ts riial,- to order at ID «8
LEOX I.EMOS, 1117 Market st.
AT lesa thai cost, uncalled for suits, overcoat!
and trouse.y. at CHARLES LYONS*. London
tailor. 721 Market »t- '
"WHITE enamel iron beds, single, three-quartet
or double. VI 25. EASTERN OUTFITTING
CO.. 1310-1312 Stockton st.. near Broadway.
ELEGANT remnants or imported and domestic
woolens for suits to order at *!? 75. • LEON"
. LEMCS. Merchant Tailor. 1127 Market st.
A SUIT on easy payments. LEON LEMOS*
Merchant Tailor. 1127 Market, bet. 7th & 8th".
A— $3 6O DERE T and Fedora hatsTjl 75. t-vZ
nlar Price Hatters. 33OJCearny »t.. nr. ' Pina.
ALLEN'S bath outfit makes every room a mod.
ern bathroom; booklet sent. IS* Post aC r. S.

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