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THE SAN EEAKCISCO 1 CALL, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1903.
12
_ HELP^l^^TJBI^a|L\LE—-Con.
WANTED— Recruits for the Marine Corps. U.
S. Navy; able-bodied men of good character,
between the ages of 21 and 35; not less than
5 feet' 4 inches and . not over 6 feet 1 inch;
able to speak and read English. For further
Information apply at the recruiting offices.
40 Ellis st., San p Francisco, Cal. ; Masonic
Hall. 530 K St.. Sacramento. Cal. ; and U, S.
Custom-house. 222% North Main st.. L03
Angelee. Cal. •*
GET your shoes half-soled while waiting; 25c
to 50c. 563 Mission st.. bet. 1st and 2d sts.
ALL sizes men's shoes, slightly damaged, half
price. 6C3 Mission St.. bet. 1st ar.dV3d sts.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscription*
received at Call branch office. 2200 Flllmore st.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
- subscriptions has been established at lOOtf
Valencia st. ' '
HORSES AND \VAGONS.
FOR eale — Thoroughbred saddle mare by De-
ceiver, dam Miss Olive: very atyllsh; will
sell cheap on account of removal; cood op-
portunity to secure fine animal. Apply room
300. 713 Market st. *¦
FOR sale — Three well-broken young work
horses; fresh from country; 1200 to 1400
pounds.- Apply grocery. Green and Larkln.
ON account of going to build, entire stock of
wagon3. buggies and harness must be sold at
sacrifice. Corner 15th and Valencia st».
AUCTION sale of horses. June 15. at 11 a. m.
CHASE & CO.. 1732 Market st.
A CARLOAD young work horses. 1600. from
Trea Pinoa. at CHASE & CO.'S. 1732 Market.
FOR aale — Roan mare; price. $30. 2410 Harri-
son, bet. Twentieth and Twenty- flrat. . ¦ ~-
TWO stylish sorrel. carriage hor«e«; drive *ln-
gle and double; 6 and 9 years. 600 Halght st.
Al EXPRESS wagon, light camping wagon r.ni
gocart for sale cheap. 632 Mission st.
JUST received — 10 good horses; must be aold.
327 Sixth st.
HOUSES TO LET.
A— PRINTED list of houses to let; send for cir-
cular. G. H. UMUSEN & CO.. 14 Montgomery.
RESIDENCE, 10 rooms and bath: centrally lo-
cated, 1018 Post' st.. bet. Larkln and Polk:
rent only $75 to a deslrabie tenant. Cnll.l to 2.
HOUSES TO LET — FURNISHED.
.ROOMS ALL RENTED.
We have a beautiful modern house of fifty
rooms, well located, for aale.
All the sultea have private bathrooms and
every room has telephone, large closet, elec- |
trie Mights, hot and cold water and steam
heat.
This house Is making money and 1b a good
Investment; the furnishing* hare Just been put
In and are of the beat.
We will allow a desirable tenant to make
payments to suit convenience.
Apply H. J. MOORE.
< . Sterling Furniture Co.,
1039 Market at.
HOUSE — 6 rooms: furnished; rent reasonable.
Apply at 1713 Mission st. -
SUBURBAN RESIDENCES.
CHARMING furnished home In Santa Crux
Mountains; to lease; house contains 0 room*,
baths, etc.: climate and view unsurpassed.
Apply MADISON & BURKE. 30 Montgomery
street
WELLESLEY Park. San Mateo County — 8-
room furnished house, bath; fruit; stable:
one hour from city. MEEK. 909 Mission.
LIVERY STABLES.
TOMKlTcsOVS^Li very stables 57^59-61 Minna
•t.. bet. 1st and 2<1 — Vehicles of every de-
scription for hire at most reasonable rates.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST— A pass book with the Hlbernia Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco. In the
name of CHARLES W. WATKINS. No.
271-1116. The finder will please return to
bank.
LOST — A pass bock with the Hlbernia Savings
and' Loan Society of San Francisco. In the
name of HARVEY W. McNATT No. 272-236.
The finder will please return to bank. ,
LOST — Pair gold-framed specs, vicinity Mis-
sion and Twenty-second, Monday evening.
2533 Mie.tion St.; reward.
LOST — Skye terrier bitch. Return to Sixth
ave. South and L St.; reward. LENGERMAN.
LOST— Pomeranian spltx bitch; tag No. 1580;
reward. LAKE. 137 Powell st. -s .
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS.
TO order; also clean and sterilized; upholstery;
honest work guaranteed. HOPKE BROS..
411-4i:t Powell st. Phone Buth 421. ¦
MEDICAL.
MRS. bli. WYETH. specialist for all female
complaints; instant relief guaranteed; 30
years' experience. 728 Post St.. near Jones.
MRS. DR. KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe-
male troubles and Irregularities; Instant re-
lief guaranteed. 10«.s». Market at., opp. 5th.
DR. G. XV. O'DONNELL— All who are sick or
in trouble consult this specialist on female
complaints; positively corrected ; the unfor-
tunate helped: the most difficult cases treat-
ed: advice free. Office. 1018 Market st.
MRS. D. ALLEN. 1118 Market— Reliable ladles'
specialist; a private home before and during
confinement; best medical care; low fee*.
MATERNITY Villa; strictly private. MRS.*,
DR. FUNKE. 1416 Eighth St.. Alameda. f
Drs. Goodwin. 733 Turk. nr. Van Ness— ExpertJ
In obstetrics, female comp.; 25 yrs. exper'nee/
DR. ROSEN, moved to 2095 Folsom »(.. cor.
26th; relief $10; ladies' exclusive office.
DR. and MRS. DA VIES and HINDOO HERBS,
original method of treatment. 1126 Market st.
Mrs. Dr. Gwyer, removed from 1504 Market to
511 A Leavenworth. bet. Geary and CFarrell.
DR. NG TOY KEE. 210 Stockton St.. opposit*t
Union square; all diseases cured by herbs.
MISCELLANEOUS — FOR SALE.
BOILERS, engines, 2d-hand machinery. McIN-
TOSH & WOLPMAN. 1I)5-1!)7 Fremont st.
FOR SALE.
Ftrat-class store fixtures. Including coun-
ters, shelving, etc.: suitable for any bla.
A FRIEDMAN & CO.. Plaza Barber Shop,
Oakland; phone Grove 100.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
Repair it with Elaterlte: 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.
SECOND-HAND machinery, boilers, engines,
pumps water pipe, bought, sold, rented and
exchanged. See Sunday's papers. H.S.WHITE
MACHINERY COMPANY. 130-132 Beale at.
PRACTICAL recipes — How to keep butter for
space of 2 years to rich, marrowy consistency
and fine color: $1 only. E. V., Allendale P.
P.. Alameda Co. "
RARE and valuable secrets; how to can sweet
corn and green peas; $1 only for the two
rtclpes or 5Cc for one. E. V., Allendale P.
O.. Alameda Co.
HOUSEMOVING equipment of. estate of J. R.
POOL: complete in every respect; rare
chance for right party to engage in this
business ; cash or easy terms. 1136 Mission.
BRICKS for sale; cleaned and delivered In
Alameda or Oakland; $8 to fit per thousand;
orde" by mall. J. H. YOUNG. 1243 Park St..
Alameda. ' | __
A— FINE suits $7 50; dress pants, $2 50. Orig-
inal Mlsflt Clothing Parlors. 23S Kearny st..
near Bush; open to 9 p. m. t •¦¦¦
A— $3 CO DERBY and fedora hats. $1 75. Popu-
lar Price Hatters, U3C Kearny at., near Pine;
open till 'J P. rn. |
A BUYS sells or rents gear machinery, en-
gines, boilers, v/ater pipe, shafting, pulleys,
etc. -WHITELAW. 253-255 Spear et.
cakes NeW and second-hand.- E. B. BECK
A CO.. 122 Market St.
All bargains; camp stools & chairs, hammocks,
metal beds, mattresses. J.F.Hotter.712 Mission.
MUTOSCOPE for bale, with or without- pic-
tures. BACIGALUPI. 933 .Market tt.
Edison phonographs, records, tupplle", moving
picture machines, films. Bacigalupl, OM Mkt.
BOILERS, enEines.pumps.pipe.b-Jltinsr.shaftlng.
pulleys.ctc. SUGARMAN 3R0S..M9 Howard.
GASOLINE engines, automobiles and launches,
all sizes. J. E. DOAK. 40 Fremont St.
S~\FES — New and second-hand. . "THE HER-
MANN SAFE CO.. 417-423 Sacramento st.
'• ASK for prices on second-hand typewriters; all
Brakes. ALEXANDER & CO.. 110 Montg'y.
MAGIC lanterns, new and 2d-hand moving pic-
tures. BULLARD &. SRECK, 131 Post St.
A WEEK'S news for 5 cents — The Weekly Call
16 ra?t3. in Tvrapp r. fo.* nulling. $1 pe.- year)
.%t ISCKU.A\ KO US WANTS. . /
WA NTED— About 2^-H,. P. stationary gasoline
engine; state price, make and how long used
Address Box 454. Sacramento. Cal.
WANTED— Four or five ; driving horses; mim
be well broke; weigh 1C50 to VA0 lbs • not
under 0 years old and sound. Box 23lti. Call,
TILTON wants good second-haVid clothlnc 11 n<i
_.? theatrical goods. 154 Oth St.: tel. Jessie SN3|
PHOTO and magic lantern goods; stcond hand
100 Montgomery, st. " '.
$3CC0 WORTH cast-off clothing wanted" MahrTt
price paid. 322 Grant ave.; tel. luj SaOS?
XV ANTED MALE.
COLORED"* man wants a situation as Janitor
or porter In saloon, barber chop or hotel, or
to run elevator; good references. Call 1137
Pacific st. -
THOROUGHLY competent engineer, capable of
handling coal or oil fuel, wishes position;
can do own repairing. J. D., box 2302, Call.
JA>ANESE couple want positions In private
family; city or country: man as cook or but-
ler; wife as maid: both have experience and
speak good English; wages $50 up. Box
2205. Call office. ' .
JAPANESE couple wants situations, man as
first-class cook, wife waiting or housework;
references; $50. 618 Jessie. Phone South 00?
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmorest.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1006
• Valencia st. \
FINANCIAL.
SPECIAL OFFER— The Costa Rica Petroleum
and Coal Company, which has . a valuable
concession from the Costa Rlcan Government
and owna 60.000 acres of^rich tropical agri-
cultural land and many coal mines In Costa
Rica. C. A., has received excellent news from,
its engineers and scientists who are investi-
gating the coal deposits owned by the com-
pany on the Atlantic Coast. In order to push
the work of exploitation more rapidly and
purchase machinery, a special offer of treas-
ury stock is made at 2oc a share. Much of
this stock has already be»n sold, and whea
the remainder of this special issue is dis-
posed of the price of $1 per share will b«
restored. Apply for prospectus, etc, to the
Costa Rica Petroleum and Coal Company,
326 Po&t *t., San Francisco.
COMPANIES incorporated and financed; stock
nnd bond It-sues guaranteed, underwritten and
told: stock accepted for services. Send for
Pacific States Investor. PACIFIC STATES
MIXING AND INVESTMENT CO.. 326 Post.
FLATS TO LET.
HOUSES and flats to let; an immense list; ser-
vice absolutely free; teke advantage of this
department; It will save you time and trouble.'
. Cordes Furniture Co., 245-259 Geary at., oa
the square.
OCTAVIA. 1514. bet. Butter and Post— 8 rms.,
bath, par.it ary plumbing; reasonable.
S 8-ROOM flats; modern improvements; rent
reasonable. 14^8 Devisadero st.
FLAT of 5 roc* and bath; rent $17. Apply
1221 Laguna «ft. -
3-ROOM flat for sale cheap; suitable for man
and wife. Call after 10 a. m. at 1406 Pow«U.
$25 — ELEGANT modern 5' rooms, bath and
basement. 20S7 Sacramento St., near Pierce.
WALLER. 571 — Modern sunny middle flat; 0
rooms, bath: rent $30.
LINDEN ave.. 610. corner Laguna st. — 3 sun-
ny rooms, yard, basement: rent low.
6- ROOM flat. Corner Church and Hancock sts..
near Eighteenth. -
» FLATS FOR SALE — FURNISHED.
BARGAIN — Modern house, 7 rooms, bath; well
furnished; cheap rent; sell very cheap; no
dealer. 270B Thirteenth Bt. ; call from 8:15
to 10:30 ?. m., 3:15 to .'. n. m.
FURNISHED flat of 5 rooms for sale, $100;
great bargain; Western Addition. Call East-
ern Outfitting Co.. 1320-1328 Stockton st.
FOR aale — Nicely furnished flat; low rent. 679
Geary st. '
FURNITURE WANTED. -*•"
L. AND L. Auction Co., 1059-61 Mission; phone
Jessie 1871; spot cash for furniture, etc.
A. WOLLPERT. 773 Mission, phone Red 4462.
buys, rents, repairs, packs, furniture, carpets.
A. H. MAYER, highest cash prices carpets,
furniture, etc. 1135 Market St.; tel. Jessie 7tJl.
BIG price paid for furniture for 60 days, special
Beason. S. J. WAUGH. r. 415. Examiner bid.
HELP WASTED FEMALE.
WANTED — Cook for instiUC-lon, $40; 4 cooks,
Menlo Park, $30, $35; 2 cooks, city, $30;
housework,' Alameda. $30; cook, second girl,
same house, city, $25, $30; maid and scam-
stress, $25; 4 waitresses for country hotels,
$25; nurse girl, $25; chambermaid and pan-
try work, ?25, hotel, country; H weavers to
work on blankets, $1 75 day; waitress for
. lumber camp, $35; 3 chambermaids, wait one
meal, (20; cleaning woman, $25, and 44
housework girls, at ?20, ?2o, $30. Apply to
J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 334 Sutter st.
THREE young ladles\to work at the Oakland
street fare; $2 50 p*T day; a young girl to
assist in ladies' department in bath house.
$15 per week; hours 0 to 5. MISS PLUN-
KETT, 425 Sutter. near Powell.
A— HOTEL GAZETTE. 20 Montgomery, r. 12.
Chambermaid for springs, $25.
HAIRDRESSING, manicuring, massage, hair
work; removal of superfluous hair taught
from A to Z In 2 weeks for $4 50: positions
guar.; $10 to $20 per wk. ; school day & eve.
233 Geary, room 13; ladles' maids prepared.
HAIRDRESSING. manicuring, massage, scalp
treatment, halrwork. removal of superfluous
hair; $5 2 weeks; day and eve. class; wages
$10 to $20 wk. 1230 Market., cor. Jones, r. 94.
AT OUR NEW FACTORY. 1873 MISSION ST..
NEAR FIFTEENTH. SEWING MACHINE
OPERATORS ON OVERALLS WANTED:
INEXPERIENCED PAID SALARY WHILE
LEARNING: OPERATORS AND RIVETERS
ALSO WANTED AT OUR MAIN FAC-
TORY 32 Vi FREMONT ST. LEVI STRAUSS
& CO.* APPLY TO MR. DAVIS.
EXPERIENCED lunch and dinner waitress; 6
hrs.; $1 per day; chance for regular watch
of 0 hrs. a day, 0 days a week, $9. 725
Market st.
HOME for a mlddle-aced woman to take care
of small house In country. Call at 504 Tay-
lor st.. room 10.
A— Practical Millinery School, estab. 14 yrs.;
terms easy. 81B O'Farrell. for. 1000 Van Ness.
WANTED — An educated young lady to train
for nursing. Apply 2018 Union st.
LADY free from home cares can secure per-
manent position by addressing at once. Box
2292. Call office. .
WOMEN and girls to work In Napa fruit can-
• nery; good wages; plenty work; Rood cli-
mate. Particulars at 121 California st.
GIKLS about 14 for factory work; t;ood wages;
steady employment. Apply at once. AMES
& HARRIS, . 100 Sacramento st. •
OPERATORS on ladles' waists ana underwear
to take work home. USti Mission 6t., 3d floor.
IRONERS on ladles' wear to work in factory.
C50 Mission st.. • third floor. _/
WANTED — Girl to do cooking and light house-
work. Call at C12 Elli* e.t. > " : J < .
OPERATORS on- ladles' waists and underwear
to work in factory- U50 Mission st.,;3d floor.
A FINISHER on pants; steady • work. . S6
• Geary St., room 33.'
GIRLS wanted for factory work; good. wages;
permanent. 709-711 Front = Bt. ;
GIRL to learn engraving and fitting eye-'
glasses. Room 10. 702 Market st.
FIRST-CLASS tailoress wanted. M J. KEL-
. _LKK COMPANY. Oakland.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements an<l
subscriptions ha* been established at IC'JO
Valencia »t. •
CLAIRVOYANTS — Contlnncd. _
MISS D. WARD, clairvoyant and palmist; r«-
moved to 017 Market St.. room 11.
OLDEST lady palmist and card reader in city.
26 V4 Kearny. room 20; ladles 25c; gents 50a
MRS SHAFFER, clairvoyant card reader: slt-
tings dally. 44S»4 Jessie St.. bet. 6th and Cth.
CARPET BEATIXG AXI) CLEAyiMO.
WHEN you become disgusted with your work
send for SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet-beat-
lng Works. 355-357 Tehama Bt.; tel. South 40.
CALIFORNIA Carpet-beating Co., J. McQueen,
proprietor. 323 Guerrero 6t.; tel. Mission 49.
TRY HOPKE BUOS.' excellent carpet cleaning;
phone Bush 421. 411-413 Powell et.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter at.;
tel. Main 334. GEO. WALCOM & CO.. Props.
RUDOLPH & CO.. carpet-beating works; prices
reasonable. 1703 Harrison et.; tel. Mission 2<3.
CONKLIN'S Superior Carpet-beating Works;
333 Golden Gate ave.: telephone East 126.
COLLECTION OFFICES.
BAD tenants ejected for $4: collections made;
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO.. 415 Montgomery, rooms 9-10; tel. B580.
DKATISTS^ i
dHTlUDLUM~HILU 1413 Market, nr. Eleventh
— No charge for extracting when plates are
made; old plates made over like new; teeth
from $S per set: extracting. 50c; gas given.
REMOVAL. ~~~
DR. C. W. RICHARDS, dentist, ha* re-
moved from 47 Post st. to Mutual Bank bldg..
room 614, corner Geary and Kearny ets.
A NEW plate^ — the Whalebone — cannot break;
warranted 20 yrs. ; crown, $3 50; fillings, 60c;
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; cov.ns, $2 up; fillings. 25c.
GOLD fillinae 75c. silver 35c. crowns $2; no
pain; open Sunday. Dr.O.B.Hewitt,204 Sutter.
10 PER CENT off this month; estimates free.
New York Dentists. 0C9 Mission et., cor. 6th.
DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES
McDOWELL Dressmaking and Millinery School
— Any pattern cut to measure. 1019 Market.
ACCORDION, sunburn & knife platting, Stew-
art'6 button & buttonhole factory, 110 Taylor.
EDUCATIONAL.
HEALD'S SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGI-
NEERING — Theory, demonstration, construc-
tion, laboratory and shop work; thoroughly
practical; day, night. 24 Post; catalogue free.
THE Berlin School of Languages, Starr King
bldg.. 121 Geary st. — Competent native teach,
ers; 200 branches with 75,000 puplib in Amer-
* lea and Europe; best, quickest .method ever
devised; private and class instruction; pros-
pectus and trial lessons free; commercial
classes in French and Spanish, $3 p» r month.
HEALD'S SCHOOL OF MINES, 24 Post St., S.
F. — Thorough courses; complete equipment;
all subjects pertaining to mining and mining
engineering: day and night; catalogue free.
THE Paul Gerson School of Acting; the largest
and most influential school of the kind outside
New York City; 9 special teachers; pupils en-
ter any time. Call or address 414 Mason st.
GALLAGHER-MARSH BUSINESS COLLEGE,
conducted by experts; best combined short-
hand and commercial course to be had; In-
dorsed by official court reporters. 13S2 Mkt.
AYRES. the leading business college, 723 Mar-
ket Et. ; special summer course in all depart-
ments: handsome catalogue free; life scholar-
ship, $50; day and evening sesstens.
ENGINEERING — Civil, elec., min., rnech.. sur-
vey, assay, cyanide; day, eve.; est. 1J»64. Van
der Naillen School. 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall.
A SUMMER school of shorthand and bookkeep-
ing; enroll now and be ready for pcsltlon In
fall. B. F. Business College, 1230 Market st.
WALTZ, reverse two-step, etc.; guaranteed;
private an<i class lessons. Prof. Foster's danc-
ing school, Teutonla Hall. Howard, nr. 9th.
CALDWELL College of Oratory and Actlng.re.
moved to l'_".'O Market. SE. cor. 9th; summer
term. beg. June 15. 8 wks., 48 ltssons. $20.
LESSONS given In Water Color or Oil Paint-
ing. CURRIER STUDIO, 372 Sutter et.
KENT Law School: day and night. 6 Eddy
st. : send for new catalogue.
JOIN the Mlllerick Theatrical Club. For partlc-
ulars address 120 O'Farrell Ft.. Alcazar big.
LESSONS given in oil painting; terms mod-
erate. 121 Powell Ft., room 38. eecond floor.
ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, grammar. writing,
etc.; day or eve.; $5 mo. 1024 Mlsslcn.nr.6th.
Chicago Business College, 1435 Market.nr.10th.
Pitt man shorthand, typing, bookkpg. $8 mo.
HEALD'S Business College, 24 Post *i., S. F.;
founded 1SQ3: new 80-page catalogue free.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
GEORGE AOKI,
Japanese-Chinese employment office; fur-
nishes best help; contracts for farm help. etc.
A — ORPHEUM Employment Office — Japanese, ,
Chinese help. 426 Powell. Tel. Main 5752.
CHINESE Employment Office — Bert help at
Leon Seung. 411>i O'Farrell; tel. East 42C
Grand Japanese-Chinese Emp. Office. 415 Stock-
ton; tel. Grant 1CS; expert, reliable help.
CHINESE and Japanese help; estab. 20 years.
Tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY & CO.. 640 Clay.
RELIABLE Japanese Chinese Employment Of-
flce; all kinds help. 315 Stockton; Main 51S8.
EMPLOYMENT W'AXTEP FEMALE.
A FIRST-CLASS Swedish cook with good ref-
erences wants a situation, city or country:
also a Swedish waitress. Call or telephone
Main 6472. MISS PLUNKETT, 425 Sutter,
ntar Powell. . •;'.-
A GERMAN 2d girl or parlor maid and wait-
ress, with best of references, wants a sit-
uation; wages $25 to $30. Call or telephone
Main f.472. MISS PLUNKETT, 425 Sutter.
near Powell.
A FIRST-CLASS Infant's nurse, with best of
references, wants a situation; has 4 years'
references from last place. Call or telephone
Main 5472. MISS PLUNKETT, 425 Sutter.
near Powell. 1
A YOUNG French cook, understanding some
English, wants a situation in family; wages
$25 to $30; best tef references. Call or tele-
phone Main 5472\ MISS PLUNKETT, 425
Sutter, near Powell.
MIDDLE-aged lady, well educated, would like
employment in printing office as copy holder.
Address Mrs. M. M.. 757 Howard 'ft., city.
SCANDINAVIAN woman wants work by the !
6a:;: washing fend housecleaning. Address
473 Shotwell Bt., near Nineteenth.
TWO young Irish girls want a place to do
general housework or second work; can do
plain cooking. Address 51 Hermann et.,
near Valencia. Call In foreaoon.
A YOUNG lady speaking English and German
want* position as companion to lady; willing
to travel and would give the service of a
maid. Box 2303. Call.
A COLORED woman wants day's work; any
kind; $1 r.O and carfare. Address MRS. E.
L. P., 1C22 Fourteenth St.. Oakland.
POSITION wanted— Ycung lady wishes to take
care of child In the country; can speak Ger—
man. Box 2285. Call. _•
HIGH school graduate, proficient In typewrit-
ing, stenography and bookkeeping. would
like position. Box 2293, Call office.
YOUNG girl wants position labeling bottles or
similar work. Address 3V4 Cedar ave.'-..- > -* i
WANT ads and subscriptions taken for The
Call at Eaton'* Baraar. 633 McAllister at.
EMPLOYMENT WAXTEP— -MAI^eT"
FIRST-CLASS colored coachman, age 27; pri-
vate family, livery stable or drive doctor's
buggy; strictly sober; tnorough . horseman
and driver: long experience; very best of ref-
erences. 1137 Pacific *t.
KLDERLY single gentleman Is open for any
position where' experience In management or
superintendents of country real estate would
be In requisition; no objection to troulcs. Box
2313. Call office.
YOUNG man wishes a position as collector for
a responsible firm: has good references and
will give a cash bond If required. Address
C. D.. box 2311. Call office.
FIRST-CLASS coachman; private family;
Btrictly sober; thorough horseman and driver;
long experience In city: 'ven) best refs.; per-
sonals from last employer. M., 832 Mission.
A COMPETENT bookkeeper desires a firm'*
pet of books to post up at home 'during even- 1
Ings. Box 2315. Call office.
SOBER, reliable man wishes situation In pri-
vate place; car* of horses, garden, etc.; good
references. 417 Kearny st.. room 100. •
A HANDY man to work about place; Is willing
to make himself generally useful. Address
A., box 2272. Call office. , - . .
A FIRST-CLASS gardener and florist of 30
yearsV experience, also grower of roses and
carnations and miscellaneous stock under
Class, desires situation. Address box 22'JO,
Call office. - ' ¦ ¦ -
WANTED — Work In- prlvete place as coach-
man and gardener: first-class local reference;
oVi years'* last place. Box 2305. Oakland
olflce Call. »
WANTED— Position as clerk or bookkeeper; 4
year*' experience In 1 national . bank - and 2
y«-ari» In government employ; excellent refer-
ences. Eox 22S i. Call.-- ¦
SAX FRASTCISCO CALL.
BUSINESS OFFICE of The San Francisco
CsTil. cjn-ner Market and Third streets; open
until 1- o'clock every nlpht In the year.
BBANjCH OFFICES — 527 Montgomery street.
. ccTtjer Clay; open until 9:30 p. m.
:m) Hayes street: open until 9:30 p. m. ¦
«.{."! McAllister street; open until 8:30 p. m.
•U5 Larkin street; open until 0:30 p. m.
1941 SJission street: open until 10 p. ta.
- Market etreet. corner Sixteenth; open
until 9 ». m.
' EOtLEteveBth street; cpen until 9 p. m.
H3G Valencia street; cp?n until 9 p.m.
N.irthwest corner of Twenty-second and Ken-
lui-liy etrcets; open until 9p.ni.
;^l3' FlUmore ytrert: open until 9 p. m. ¦
- - "¦ MEETING NOTICES.
<SOLD"EN GATE Commandery No. 16. •*¦
K' TV GolJcn Gate building. C25 |S$f
Sufter st. — Officers and members are KM
" •|»ertta'' notified to assemble in full
inn form at the asylum. Saturday, at
ISi'SO o'clock, for the purvose of attending the
Jutieral of our late frater. Eminent Sir AN-
I>!?JCV.; GEORGE BOOTH. By order of th«
Eminent Commander.
THEO. FROLICH. Recorder.
PACIFIC Lodge No. 136. P. and A. ¦
M . Masonic Temple, meets THIS J\.
KYENING 7 o'clock. 3 D. /V/>
' GEORGE PL'NLINGTON. Sec '^
1XW1C Lodre No. 21«. F. & A. M.— •
Special meeting THIS (SATURDAY) J^
I VENIXG st 7:.".o o'clock. First o>- >5JC
*ree. Masons cordUlly Invited. By/V^
older of tbe Master.
J. R. GOLDSMITH. Secretary-
EXCELSIOR Degree Lodge No.
•1 I O. O. F. — Regular ni^ctlrg SSSSSSQ
"ills r SATURDAY) EVENING.
Tim decree. ****-
WM. B. CURTIS. D. M.
r GRAND Lodge Knights of Pythias — ~c
The officer* and members are re- 9&
quested to attend the funeral serv- <S^&"
ices of the late Pact Grand Chan-
cellor A. G. BOOTH at the First Congre-
i..- ••:.; O.unh. Port and Mason sts., on
SATURDAY. June 13. at 1:30 o'clock p, m.
Interment st Nara <"lty.
H. PCHAFFNER. G. K. of R. & S.
ACE.MS H'ASTED.
LADT asents for cities and towns to sell the
1!«xqu:« li^ir Tor.ic. Address ir-23 Market
ft., fiaa FmncUco. CaL
WANTED everywhere, hustlers to distribute
advertising, taxrk siirns; good wages; no
ranv«ftir,(r. Pacific Adv. Co.. S20 Sutter st.
ASTHOLOGV.
ANTHOLOGY reveals pan, present future; send
2.x.-, wit% birth date, hour if known, for life
f ketch arid astrological book. PROF.
P. BAIRP. bo* OX Pomona. Cal.
RKTfRSED-PROF. RAYMOND, astrology
taupht: liorot cores cast by mail If desired.
«4f< EW.s ft.
A TTO It X E V S-AT-LAW.
ROBT. W. KING, atty-ct-law. Examiner bid..
im. (311: all cases, damages, estates, wills,
iittaehments, collections, etc. ; consultat5Vn
tree: no advance charges; call or write; even-
<: . in«» by appointment. Tel. Red 36ul.
. ADVICE tree — I will advance costs in meritorl-
cv.n cafet, divorces, probate and all other law
cases-; no ft-ts m advance; open every evea-
.- :rg. J. M. THURSTON. 619 Market et.. r. 31.
•VDVICE free: divoice* a specialty :qulck. quiet;
no charge without success; established 15 yrs.
«;. W. HOWE. 112-' Market St.. opp. Hales.
• AITKKX oc AITKEN. attorneys; rs. 3C9-10-11
• Ounie b!dc. Si/; California Et. ; tel. Main 727.
' ADVICE free: no charge unless Fucressful; all
& cagey; agea e\g«. VV.W.Davidson. 827 Market.
• -L. •* CLARK. Lmir.a Spieckcls bldg.. 827 Mar-
¦ • U't »t.: oor.yu Station free: no fees in advance.
IIICVCLES— For Sale or Exebance.
FOR SALE— Good bicycle cheap, or trade for
diamond. 14 McAllister tt.. room 16.
ULMSIUSS CHAACKS.
FOK eale — Coal. wood, feed business In bay
town: either half interest or whole business;
good opening tor man willing to work. Box
—"«'". Call office.
$50O— PARTNIir.; established business; big
I-roflth: no l.^es; averaging $200 monthly.
Box 22S7. Call office.
. J3'»>— A CHANCE that comes but once In your
i£'-e. lioorn 2la Winchester Hotel.
SALOON busir.e^s near market for eale; SaOO-
no agents. V. X., Call office.
FOR P.ENT— Furnished hotel] health and
pleasure rf.«ort; mineral springs, baths, gas,
¦ telephone, horses, carriages etc. Address
box .^jT.S. Call offlcc. S. F.
UOTEX furniture and bar fixtures for sale; long
It-ate in good mining camp, Nevada County
Inquire 11S7 Howard tt., San Francisco.
FOR eale— Fruit ttorv. For information and
particulars apply 1MK5 l'clsom et. ; exist be
'sold at once.
FOR rale at a bargain, the Central Hotel of
Napa; caus? of sale, death of proprietor.
Audress Orrtral Hotel, Napa. Cal.
C3GAJX 1>-Jf:ness; bargain; rare chance- see
this: feickness cause. Box 2304, Call.
$350 — STEADY man; partner In good-paying
business. Box i£!<jK5. Call.
. FOJt ea!e — Grocery and bar. 1250 Sanchez st
corner Clipper.
° TAILORS— Old-established bushcling etand for
salt. Ajply 1505 Market st.
' SALOON for sale. 1535 Castro st.
BEEX 'Trying hotel in Rio Vista- bargain Call-
lorr.ia Hotel, li. li. COLLINS. Rio Vista.
'RESTAURANT tcr tale— 194 First st. J.
COLE.
H25--RESTArRANT; 502 Sixth et.; must sell
c » this week account sickness.
- . _ — ,
AN outside ro-jt* for sale. Apply Call office.
tOpGING-HOfSKS FOR SALE.
• XCI ROOMS; house for men; rent 5140. ... $4006
f>8 rooms; south of Market: rent $100.. 2000
24 rooms: corner; part cash; baL easy. 850
II rocms; good intx.ze: rent $20 350
21 rooms; water front; rent $40; lease.. €50
'. K-'O rooms; good lease; low rent CSOO
trrms.; apartments; Western Add.; rent 260
Money loaned at 1 per cent.
•• Hotels, roadhouses. flats. & to 100 room*
._ . ' EITEL & CARROLL. 212 Kearny st.
' HEADQUARTERS for firzt-class lodglng-
¦*• • bouses and apartment hourea or hotela.
O. \V. SCHWEINHARD,
Rms. 1 and 2. 917 Market st.. bet. 5th and «th.
TOR ea!»- cheap — A good, old established board-
. Ing-house and bar; must be 6old on account
; " *>f eickneea. Inquire 13C0 Turk st.. corner
. Vefcster.
MARION GRIFFIN, rm. 406 Examiner bldg.—
Hotels, apartment houses, flata and
' " ROOMING-HOUSES.
SCJTJfT. well furn. cor. flat. 14 rmi; rent S3"'
prtc* $C50. 204 Second st.. upstair*.
SPIRITUALISM.
URS. W. H. KING, prophetic medium ; read-
lng* daily. 1C2 Octavia tt.. cor. Halght.
CLAIR VQ YA.VTS.
A — Call at Once and Save $2.
My Regular $3 Reading This Week For
. fl $L. $L $L $1. $1. 51. iL
PROFESSOR PAUL DESTINE
!Q»e First Registered Trance Clairvoyant and
Palmist Ever In San Francisco.
I £0 hereby solemnly agree and guarantee to
tnake you no charge if I fail to tell your name,
occupation and what you called for; I promts*
to tell you whether husband, xvita or sweet*
<tiesxt Is true or Talse; tell whom and when
you will marry; In fact. I will tell you every
hope, fear or ambition better than you can
tell yourself. . He restore* lost affections, re-
unites tbe separated, causes speedy and happy
marriages, xttakes you successful and prosper.
ous. cures disease and lost vitality without
medicine, locates hidden treasures; "medlumis-
«c persons developed"; hours 10 a m. to 8 p.
m.; Eundaye, 2 to S. 326 O'Farrell 6t.. 326.
MME. M. BERNARD. THE FAMOUS
Clairvoyant and business medium, perma-
nently located at 17 Third st.. next Examiner
bldg. : the reads your life correctly, gives an
becurate description of the past, reveals the
present happenings and portray* events to
occur !n the future; If you are la trouble,
discontented or not eat'.sfled In life, or have
domestic, love cr business troubles, consult
this great medium and you will be told how
to overcome them; valuable advice In all
affair* of life; 25c up; eatlsfaction cuaran-
tecd. Tel. Black 45Cfl.
1SMAR, the Egyptian gypsy, clairvoyant and
palmist, j*rmancntly located at 1104 Market
et., cor. Turk: private readings daily, 10 a.
m. to t p. m.: readings by mail as satisfac-
tory as In person; 3 questions answered, $1;
full life, $5; send lock of hair, date and year
of birth: don't eend currency. Send postofflce,
Wclls-Farco money order or registered letter.
A— MME. PORTEH. scientific clairvoyant an*
card reader, bom with a double veil and sec-
one! bight; tells the past present and future-
ladies. 50c; cents. $1; by card?, palmistry
f.nd clairvoyant sitting. $1 50. 120 Turk st.
CONCHITA. Egyptian Princess, hljh paychie.
< Isit vc; Rnt.ialn.if t ; tells life cradle to grave;
St»c; mail or percon. 017 Market at., room 12.
CLAIRVOYANT card reader reaicved fro»
2C2 Minna rX. to 402 Franklin st.. rear CrcTe;
Jr*e rcadlacr Jcr cce week only.
A— Mra*. Ravenna read* life, business advice;
names gUcn; 2Zc up. 6 4th St.. near M&rket.
HELP "WANTED — MALE.
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
~520 SACRAMENTO ST.
PHONE MAIN 1191. Cor. Leldesdortt
Following Jobs FREE FARE FEE SI
To WILLITS. on the CAL. N. W. R. R..
NORTH, 50 laborers, NEW WORK. $2 day.
20 STATION ROCKMEN BIG WAGES
S. P. R. R. S. P. R. R. CO. WORK
We ship on all the different divisions of the
Southern Pacific R. R. ; sectlcn, extra gang
¦ men, ¦ drillers, *»also uteel brldgemen, $3 60
day.
20 laborers, near city, new R. R. work.
, NEW WORK— BUTTE CO.— Diamond Match
300 teamsters, laborers, woodchoppers, rock-
men, $2 25 to $2 60 day, ship to-night, half
fare, FEE $1.
MISCELLANEOUS.
5 handy men, steam shovel, board where you
please, near city, $2 25 day; 10 laborers, city,
$2 day; 60 laborers, 'different factories, some
board home, $2, $2 10, $2 25 day; tally clerk,
lumber company, $2 day; head dolbeerman,
$00; 10 laborers, free fare, board where you
please, $2 25 day; 10 laborers, quarry, $37 50
found. • A
ROUGH CARPENTERS THAT'S YOU
SOUTH— PART FARE FREE.
50 rough carpenters, any handy man with a
few tools will do (that means you) to build
concrete forms for U. S. Senator CLARK'S
NEW R. R.; it's part fare free, balance very j
cheap; good board, water, climate and ac-
commodations, and a long Job, wages $82
and found.
15 laborers, same place. $45 found.
MECHANICAL.
5 millwrights, large lumber CO.. $105 found.
Blacksmith, ranch. Old Mexico, free far*,
good wages-. 1
2 blacksmiths, camn, half fare, $00; band
sawyer, $130; setter, $3 day; 10 laborers,
Tuolumne Co., $1 60 fare, $2 day, large mill;
10 laborer*, mill north, $35 found; 3 lumber
graders, $3 day.
MINES. ETC.
70 miners, all over State. 52 25 to $3 day,
some 8-hour shifts; 4 minors. 76c fare. $75:
160 laborers, carmen^ muckers, $2 to $2 75
day; 10 tunnelmen, $75, free fare; 10 labor-
ers, same place, $60; 10 drillers, quarry, $45
found.
FARMS, ETC.
12 farmers. $30 to $35 found; 10 milkers, $30
to $40 found; teamster, sawmill company. $45
found, boss here; coachman. $40 found;
farmer and wife, boss here. $40 found.
Cook and wife, small B. H. near city. $50
found; cook, hotel near city. $45 found; cook.
10 boarders. Solano Co.. $35 found; dish-
washer, $25 found; bedmaker. near city,
$30 found. 1
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
520 SACRAMENTO BT.
MAN about place and wife. $65; man about
place, $30 to $35: choremen. $20 and $25;
farmers for 6teady work. $30; farmer* and
wives. $40 and $45; 8 milkers, $30, $35 and
$40. fare refunded; stableman, $35; laborers,
$2 and $2 00 day; teamsters; woodchoppers,
$2 75 cord; quarrymen. $2 25. day; 4 min-
ers, $3 day; 5 laborers about mine. $2 50
day; tlmberman, $3 day; ranch blacksmith
for Mexico. S5<> and found and fare paid;
ranch blacksmith, $40 to $50; 2 >¦ Jobbing
blacksmiths and shoers, $3 day; floorman.
shoeing shop, $3 day. , and others, J. F.
CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st.
YARDMAN for resort. $25, fare paid; cook and
wife, country. $70; waiter and wife, city.
$50; hotel cook, $50; 2 night ccoks. $35 month
and $12 week: restaurant cook, $13 a week;
restaurant second cook, $t$5: third cook $50-
waiters, $35 and $40 month and $8 week;
dishwashers and others. J. F. CROSETT &
CO.. C2S Sacramento at.
A YOUNG man with some knowledge of play-
ing bagpipe; wages $2 50 per day. • MISS
PLUNKETT. 425 Sutter. near Powell.
A— HOTEL GAZETTE. 26 Montgomery, r. 12.
Bell boy. $15; pantryman. $35* =
WANTED— Competent clerk for liquor store;
pteady position, with good prospects for right
party; state age. experience and references.
Address J. M,, box 520. . Sacramento, Cal. j
MAN or lady for shorthand work and keeping
a small set of books; to leave city; state
salary. Address box 2301, Call office.
BOY 14 to 16 wanted for large law office;
must be neat, polite and of gentlemanly
bearing. Box 2300. Call office.
TRY our men's shoes, union made, at $1 pair;
foot- form shoes at $2 50; we pay express or
mall charges. 11 Third St.. Examiner bldg.
WANTED— Salesman furnishing goods depart-
\ ment. Apply S. N. WOOD & CO.. 730 Market.
BARBER for country hotel. Address, stating
age. experience and wages ' expected. E. B.
NELSON. Olema. Marln Co., Cal.
BARBER wanted. 105 Second st.
BARBER wanted; young man. 12 Fifth *t.
BARBER for Saturday and Sunday. Apply
GOOD barber for Saturday and Sunday. 1223
Dupont st.; wages $6.
WANTED — Barber. 2503 Folsom st.
SMART, honest and active boy In gent*' fur-
nlshlng store. 535 Valencia Bt.
WANTED— Carriage blacksmith. O'BRIEN &
SON S, Polk and Golden Gate ave.
WANT to rent barber-shop in country with
option of buying. Box 2312. Call office. .
• . f
DISHWASHER wanted. J5 Third st.
SCHOOLBOY to read easf letters; 1 to 4. Box
2314. Call office. . . • • -
W^ NTED ~ A first-class night kitchen man at
'^04 Mason st. ; wages $8 a week.
BOY of about 18 wanted with some experience
in shoe Btor*. 118 Third st. r
~~ A . " ;
BOOTBLACK wanted at 411 Devisadero «t. '
WANTED— Grocery clerk.' Apply 1532 Ken-
tucky st.. between 0 and 10 a. m.
WANTED— Young man for clerk In grocery
- store. Box 3974. Call office, Oakland.
W ANTED-^Laborers, drillers, roekmen and
rough carpenters for ditch and flume work.
Apply at office, Placervllle, Cal., or room 14,
-it. Montgomery st., San Francisco Construc-
tion Co.
WANTED — Male stenographer: Remington
machine. Address box 2306, Call.
EX £? R^ E ?? CED dr ygoods traveler acquainted
with California trade; references. Call °4
Second «., fourth floor. No old men need
apply. ¦ - -
WANTED— Laborers and mechanics to know
thnt Ed Rolkin. Reno House proprietor, still
run? Denver House. 217 Third st. ; 150 larae
rooms; 25c per night; SI 50 to $3 per week.
WANTED — Young man who-, is an experienced
domestic salesman. Apply between 0 and
• 11 a,-m. at-HALE BROS.'
.WANTED— Dentist: licensed: mechanical and
operative; shares: large guarantee. . Address
- box ,3972. Call office.- Oakland. v ¦ ftq ""»«
FIRST-CLASS sawyer, also screw setter, for
steady employment In - Shasta County. 605
Claus Spreckcls building.
BOY of 'good address to learn trade: wages
from start. . Carson Glove Co.. 123 Second at.
FOR sale — One-chHir "¦¦ barber shop; every-
thing new. Addre? s box : 2261;.. Call office.
GOOD , 2-chalr shop in Western Addition for
sale; lease. Call at DECKELMAN BROS.'
2-CHAIR barber shop and cigar stand for sale.
AN up to date barber;, shop:. "bargain. See
owner at 720 Post st.. rooms 1 and 2. 4 : ,. ? ,
THREE laborers, pick and' nhov»|;> 14th ave
and.N st.. south;: take Kentucky-st. can. '
MONEY TO LOAN.
AA— MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY <^e.)
107-1CS CROCKER BUILDING.
CONTROL $5,U0O,00O CAPlTAl*
Apply direct; save time and expense. /
Loans at 5 4 and 6 per cent: sums to suit.
(Mty. Oakland, country and town property.
Estates, legacies, undivided interests in .
Realty, second mortgagee and life insurance
Policies; loans for the full cost of the
Improvements and part value of the lot.
PLANS FREE. ___ _" ___.
MANHATTAN LOAN CO.. CROCKER BLDG.
AA'A— HERMAN MURPHY/ . „.,„
eoi-ettT-WH Examiner building.
« Quick settlements; no disappointment.
Save expenses by Healing directly.
Estates, second mortgages, undivided inter-
ests, assignments of rents, property in *ru«.
etc.: legacies, life estates and undlviaea in-
terests in property purchased. '" „_,___, ¦-,»
Courteous treatment. Strictly confidential.
When You Need Money
See HERMAN MURPHY. .
MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE. 103 Grant »»•¦.
LOANS FROM $1 to JIO.COO.
HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain
liberal advances on diamonds. Jewelry, ai
lowest rate*. Baldwin Jewelry st0 J'^_ , ,
, Market at.; tel. Main 1«44. Branch. 1» Third.
MONEY loaned to salaried pecple. retail rner-
chants. teamsters, boarding- house*, wltnout
security ; easy payments: largest business in
• 46 principal cities. Tolman. 553 Parrot bldg.
S. F. DISCOUNT AGENCY— Loans to aaUried
people on their note.
The TOUSLET Co 143 Phelan bldg.
ONE per cent on furniture or planoa: no re-
moval; no commission: $25 up: quick, quiet,
confidential. 20 Montgomery at., room 7.
MONEY to loan on low Interest; gold, ¦ llver -
diamonds, pearls and precious stonas bought
at W. J. HESTHALL'S. 10 Sixth st.
AT lowest rat* on furpiture and piano*. E.
W. LICK. Mutual Sav. Bank Bldg. room 1003.
8% ON furniture & pianos; $15 up: no removal.
V. TTtEMAIN. room 81. 6 Eddy St.. floor 4.
ALL loans on diamonds and Jewelry 2 per cent
ma 8. F. Collateral Loai> Bank. 633 Kearny.
ONE per cent on furniture: $5 a month on each r
$1000: any security. 302 Montgomery, rrn. lft.
STAR Loan Co. of Wyoming loans rioney to
salaried employes. R. 311. Mutual Sav.Bk.bl3.
CASH loaned salaried people on notes without '
lndorger. MORRELL. COO.Esamlngr bldg.
.MUSICAL. I.\3TRU31EXT9.
A PIANO aale extraordinary — The entire stock
o' MIc. E. W. LICK, the well-known Mc-
Allister st. piano dealer, haa been turned
over to Pommer-Ellers Music Co. and I* be-
ing closed out at less than factory cost.
A harvest for wideawake buyers. Every-
thing will positively be closed out ia tea
days.
Eruy payments If you are not prepared to
pay all cash. . ¦ 4 -
The deal Involves a large number of fln«
new pianos and also some second-hand onea.
among them Kroeger. Vose. Bush & Gerts.
Schumann and various cheaper brands.
All $100 styles will go at $2C0; all $20-1
¦tyles at $100.
Beautiful fancy quarter-sawed oak Krc#» ef
uprlghf worth $400. now S1S5.
A number of mahogany Tiffany uprights,
largest size, three pedala. S3S.
Fischer upright, used, worth at least $153.
$92 50.
Everything «ls» at correspondingly lo"
prices.
Remember the place. F0MMER-EILEP.3
MUSIC CO.. 65.T Market at. _
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
A good piano; rood for practice ? 83
One a little better; a snap 12O
Standard; oak case; splendid order 14'>
Sterling; mahogany case; |35<> style 24t>
Vose; walnut ca.»e; fine condition 235
Vose; mahogany case: fine condition 245
New pianos, manufacturers' samples. In
mahogany and walnut; guaranteed 1>5
BENJ. CURTAZ & SON. 1&-2O O'Farrell St..
No Branches in San Francisco.
WE have so many good bargains to offer that
we think you will do better to call, and let
us show you the merits /if each one; price*
from |35 up: we have the only piano player
—the Simplex— with which it is possible to
produce effects exactly as a pianist does;
recitals dally. The ZENO MAUVA1S MU-
SIC CO.. 76O Market at. ,
BAND Instruments; V. Eesson. Paris, maker.
Gus Malwald. Agt. Pac. Coast. 27S O'Farrtll;
skillful repairing; 2d-hand Instruments solfl.
A FISCHER upright mahogany case, almost
new; $135. 237 Geary st.
Unredeemed storage; pianos and furniture al-
most, given away. Whlteiiead. 1430 Market. ¦
SACRIFICE: slightly used 3-pedal nprlsht;
easy payments. SCHMITZ. 16 McAllister st.
ON sale — $115; Fischer upright; good as new; .
make cash offer. 237 Geary st.
SOIIMER. Byron Mauzy piano*. Cedltan piano
player. BYRON MAUZY. 3OS-312 Post st.
BEST renting piano in city for $3 per month.
SCOTT-CUUTAZ PIANO CO., f*V> Hayea at.
SUPERIOR violins, zithers, old and new. H.
MULLER, maker, repairer. 2 Latham place.
THE. WILEY B. ALLEN CO.. Ml Market at. -
Steck. Everett. Ladwig and other good piano*.
OKKICK3 AXP STOUK3 _' ro LKT.
TO let — One or two floors, 45x70, In handsom«
new building; splendid light; suitable for of-
fice or light manufacturing: elevator service;
deslrabie location at intersection of Market.
California and Drumm sts.: reasonable rent.
I)E LAVAL DAIRY SUPPLY CO. 9 and 11
Drumm st.
STORE with basement, below Kearny St.. $40.
¦ Owner, 636 Clay st., room 1.
t SANSOME. 712. near Jackson — Handsome lars*
; store to let: cheap.
PEIISOSALS.
! —
WHAT ladles say about DR. WILLIAMS*
treatment:
„ June 4. 1903.
My wrinkles, yellow and flabby skin hav»
disappeared, my health is better and my
eyesight is greatly Improved
r (MRS.) L. BOWMAN.
April 24, 1903.
My skin Is getting better every day. and It
is a real pleasure tb look In the glass and
ste it free from every blemish.
(MP.S.) M. B. UHLITZ.
,•;•«.' March 12. 1903.
I more than appreciate what you have don* I
for my face.
fMRS.) S C. ACHCFF.
FACIAL BLEMISHES REMOVED.
Wrinkles, yellow and flabby skin, birthmark*,
smallpox plttlngi. and scars scientifically re-
moved without cutting, massage, electricity or
medicine: further particulars and testimonial*
call or write DR.L. WILLIAMS. 371 Geary st.
MORPHINE, opium and laudanum habita cured
at home by a painless home treatment; ln-
dcrsed and used by leading physicians; corre-
spondence strictly confidential: in plain, sealed
envelope; call or write te-day. India Drag
cure. 201 Turk St.; Bruce D. Klmm!s..Mgr.
C. F. ADAMS CO..
SPECIAL CREDIT STORE.
We. clothe the whole family from hat trt
rtn-.es; everything up to fiate and at ca-vi
prices. C. F. ADAMS CO.. 31$ Mason st. «
THE Star Hair Remedy restores gray hair. Im-
proves Us growth; stop* falling, cures andruff.
and itching scalp: no stain or stickiness;
cleanses scalp; at druggists', hairdressers' ; ac-
cept no substitute. Star Remedy Co.. 385 Geary.
WANTED to know the whereabouts of MAR-
TIN MAHER. formerly of 1017 Battery *t..
San Franclscu. Send address to W. HOKE.
West Butte. Cat __
NOT how cheap, but how good, la the motto of
the manufacturers of the Raptd Rotary
Standard, the sewing machine of to-day. J.
W. EVANS, agent. 1C21 Market st.
PHYSICIAN. 15 years' experience, cures per-
manently morphine, cocaine habit. Call or
addrc&s Central Pharmacy. 251 Grant ave..
corner Sutter st. : fee moderate. \ ¦
DANCING every Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
and Sunday*evenlng at Teutonla ilarse) Hall.
Howard St.. ntar Ninth. PROF. FOSTEK.
ELEGANT suits on easy Installments; 50 cent*
and up per week. LEON LEMOS. U27 Mar-
ket St.. between Seventh anil Eighth.
AT less than cost, uncalled for suit*, overcoat*
and trousers, at CHARLES LYONS'. London
' Tailor. 721 Market st. ;
DR. G. S. MOORE'S Scientific Hair Restorer;
cure for all diseases of scalp. 3:a O Farrell at.
SUITS to order on Installments. $1 per week.
Neuhaua & Co.. mcrch.Ullors.727-72J Market.
ALL styles halrdresslnir. 2.V: hair goods: manl-
curing 25c. O. LKl'EKER. 123 Stockton at.
FITLLDHESS or Tuxedo »u1t» rented: any oc-
casion. L. SKOLL. the tailor. 234 Ellts st.
TAlLOR7MADE~7u*UJr$7 *°: <!r«s* pant* $2 50."
Mlifit Clothing Parlor. cor^Uujh and Dupont.
SUPERFLUOUS hair «ml moles 7 n ™*'d by
electric n»e<He,_l>r.*Mi».Traver»e.mOM«rket.
MASQUERADR cn»tura»< I'lay books, wigs.
country orrtej^ijtlOt.gi'TElN Jfc CO.. 733 Mkt.
AI.FUKDUM'8 Kuypitan •'•«»«• restores gray
hair to It* n^_^J^j ! <1: *.' "*">**»«*.
Superttuou. hair A m©'»* r«nov«ii with tl«c
trtt. n»fdl», >|f^__j_L-y.** Katon - tm Sutter.
Ur! WlUlamV"*" <>' . H«» ««"»ry. • «pecU!i*T«
ehrunlo *n<\ t-owplU»te.l dUeasM; rarlcocel*
tuml «t nunw; »« oi'fratKin. Call cr write.
|'.\t»UI!»THV. '
H JKHOMK KOSICI.M. silentlfic palmist. 513
Tivlo? »t ¦¦*•** O— "•• »'hon» HUck awl.
mI-MKUVk^MO" 1^ 1 - 1 - r«tml»t. 55 Thtr* *t.;
Udl»*, S5*| i»ni», 0^: hr*.U>-» (ex. Sunday).
)Un(»*~N«*ril«*iit rfOMWd to lOtiO Sutter; hours
1 I to «; »v». 4un. by appk; t*j, p o rk £36*.
MURRAY. & READY, \
.-/-• -634 and 636. Clay St.- \
Phone Main 5848. - Phone Mala SS48.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
-'THAT "IS "WHAT '-"
MADE US FAMOUS.
WE KNOW NO DISTINCTION BETWEEN
MAN j AND MAN.
YOU ARE ALL EQUAL.
, YOU ARE ALL WELCOME. r
1002 WE GAVE l»03 WE'LL GrVE
v 45,000 MEN WORK. 60.000 MEN WORK.
WE SKIP YOU FREE TO ONE.
FREE TO-DAY. .'¦¦ FREE TO ALL.
Ogden, Utah All parts Nevada
Los Angeles County Santa Barbara
. Santa £usana Oregon
. Chatsworth Park Hawaiian Islands
San Fernando Washington
Los. Angeles County Central America
Arizona ¦' Willlts, Uktah
And All Points North. East. South,
Including Ogden. Utah.
J Carpenter* and helpers, plledrlvers, fenca
builders, drillers, single, double and machine
men, corner and bench hands, muckers, chuck
tenders, ¦ car dumpers, teamsters, laborers,
track man, cooks, waiters, engineers, black-
- smiths, etc., $5, $4, S3 60, S3, $2 50 and $2 a
day.
% ¦ . ____________
FREE FARE. FREE 'FARE. FREE FARE.
Everybody talking. Thousands going.
Are you? Are you? \ Are you?
MURRAY & READY.
634 and 636 Clay st.
YOUR FARE PAID
TO SAWMILLS. WOODS.
286 . laborers- located ¦ everywhere; you'll
suit; 110 experience required: $35, $40. $50.
$60 and found; also 186 woodsmen, mill men
. of - every description from swampers to en-
gineers; come see; up to $175 a month.
TO THE QUARRIES AND TUNNELS^
265 laborers for mines, ect.. $60 to $75 and
found; 193 miners and muckers, drillers, sin-
gle, double and machine men. furnace men.
bench corner men, etc.. $U5, $S5, $00; lo-
cated everywhere.
FREE TO WILLITS AND UKIAH; $1 FEEl
164 teamsters, drillers, hammersmen and
laborers, $75.
TO BUTTE; $1 FEE.
264 teamsters, drillers,' laborers, etc.. $75.
LOCATED EVERYWHERE.
• 468 laborers, teamsters, handy men, ' help-
ers, etc.. for manufacturing companies, fac-
tories, excavating, railroad sections, brick-
yards, buildings, shipyards, grading, mills,
warehouses, $2 25 $2 50, $2 75 a day, $35,
$40. $50 and found,
GOING HAYING?
GOING HARVESTING? •
GOING FRUIT PICKING?
286 haymakers, located everywhere; fare
¦from COc; office fee, $1. '
Wages $1 50 day and found; no Sunday work.
26 hay field men, mowers, etc.. $40 found.
3«5 farm, orchard, vineyard hand*. $35 fd.
05 mlHkers, different localities, 825. $40 fd.
16 butter and cheese makers. $40, $50 & fd.
25 ranch teamsters, 4 horses. $40 fd.
16 stablemen. $35, $63 and found.
26 cboremen and boys, S35 to $15 and found.
$1 fee. That's all. SI fee. That's all. $1 fee.
' > MEN AND WIVES.
15 men and wives for farms, orchards, mines,
private places, etc.. $50. $60 and found.
67 laborers, manufacturing plants, $67 50.
MILLWRIGHTS— 25— MILLWRIGHTS.
Big new lumber company; steady jobs, $90
per month and found; 6 millwrights. $1 50
day, lumber company.
-•Carpenters.
Carpenter*. • '.
101 carpenters for all parts of California. Ne-
vada. Utah, Arizona and Oregon, $4, $3 75.
$3 60, $3 25 and $3 a day, many by the month
an^i found, to build houses, . barns, ' sheds,
fences, concrete forms and boxes, repair on
ranches, dairies, bridge and ship builders,
about mines, sawmills and woods, flumes,
hench^ work; come and see us. J>
OTHER MECHANICAL HELP.
85 blacksmiths and helpers, located every-
where, for shops and factories, foundries,
mines, ranches, railroad camps, sawmill.-.,
woods, dredgers, etc.: some shoeing, some
without. 54. $3 50, $.1, $2 50 a day; many by
the month and found.
lo coopers, lime barrels. He and 10c each.
Tinner, factory. $3 day.
8 Iron workers for country winery. $40 and fd.
Man to work on Iron, do some plumblnK.
country factory. $10 and found.
0 wagon-makers, different country lobs $3 50
and $4 a day.
Man to do a little coopering in a factory.
fi wason blacksmiths, .$3 50 a day
°ia CS es rla8e palnter8< * 00: 3 ne'Pe™ on car-
6 asphaltum floormaker*.
3 «tonemascns, Oregon.
2 Ironmoldero. country.
Structural Iron workers.
2 ironmolders' helpers, near city, $2 a day
Foreman sawmill. $11>5: head and second
chalntenders, Oregon, free fare; 2 track rail-
road foremen. >3O. free fare
MISCELLANEOUS.
,B*Ynd sawyer $90 and found; 6 teamsters,
.»„ m?^* i V.? carria K e washers, stablemen,
etc., $35^o $W5 and found. $75; 12 machine
miners. S0O; dry goods clerk. Alaska $125- 12
bench hands and paperers. fare $1 $2 25 and
s.1 no dajC 4 gardeners; wagos-maker. wood-
W0 ,^. ke J', A clty - * 3 50: £0 Ital 'an««. factory far*
paid, $30 and found.
Hotel. Laundry Bakery. Butcher and Other
Departments.
CO cooks, some second, third hands for ho-
tels, boarding-houses. camps, miners
ranches, hay, harvest crews, saloons survey-
S5o". 0 $ u 4o fl 'ss'o*™!?: cares - etc - * 80 -> 70 - ««*
27 waiters, located everywhere. $50. $10. $30 '
found . v % ' •
46 pot and dish washers, etc.. $35 to $20 and
found.
19 bell, elevator boys, porters, pantry, glass
and silver boys and men. $35 $30 to $15
and found: 5 bedmakers, city, $30.
12 butchers, different places. $60' $50, $40
$30 found. " - '
12 laundrymen. washers, starchers. distribu-
ters. $IS a week. v
26 bakers, also helpers, $75 $60. $50 $40
$30 found. ' *•*.--
5 waiters for camps, mines, etc. $30 found*
2 butlers. " . '
16 boys to learn trades.
For hundredn of other positions we publish
. >* free bulletin of labor dally.
1002 we gave MURRAY & READY.
45,000 men .work. C34-C3G Clay st.
SPECIAL BY
MIDNIGHT
MAIL, TELEGRAPH AND PHONE
2 harness makers, fare $2 SO, $2 day
2 laundrymen. mining towns. Fare paid
3 blacksmith helpers; carriage wagon wo-k
city. - $2 day
2 carpenters. Monterey County. , $3 50 day
2 waiters, mine. -¦ S30 found
2 shinglers city Job.
SPECIAL— YOUNG MAN. ;
Stenographer, ranch. $30 found
Steward, mine. $45 and found
2 car loaders, ¦ * ( 5
Crosscut sawyer. jgo
2 head timber fallers. %<,n
2 second timber fallers. . £5;-,
2 ranch cooks, $100
Milker, OTegon, fare paid. $35 found
Butcher, understand dressing beef good
shop and slaughterer.
Butcher and make sausage fare $1 20 SIT
and found. , ' *
3 laborers, help in garden. $2 5»day
! * Ironers. city S3 to $10 a week
Sack sewer. $1 fare, to day Vf
C weavers on blankets. '.'. *i
Teamstar 6 horses, manufacturing company
country, $40 and found. p««y,
TO PARADISE. BUTTE— $1.
165 men, teamsters and laborers $75
TO EL DORADO COUNTY *
190 hammersmen and laborers $75
$1 fee— that's all.
' "••*''*¦, FOR S. P.'S OWN WORKS.
Located everywhere, 560 men. $60 to $90 '
Free Fare— $1 fee— That's all. /
* T P , HUMBOLDT^ COUNTY. FREE FARE.
26 laborers, $45 and found. "«¦¦*.
$5,000,000 banking syndicate. » Fare 00c
26 hayfleld men you'll suit.' $40 and found,
MTTR n n^5 n ,f ith few tools - $4 ° and foun d.
MURRAY & READY, 034 and 630 gay st.
• AT OUR OFFICE.
BOSS IS HERE TO-DAY.
.Band sawyer. ?5 day.
Head Dolbeer logger, $90
Carriage setter, $3 day.
Lumber galleyman, $2 50 day.
Lumber grader, $3 day.
¦ ?. second timber fal!c'rs. $55.
a two-horse teamsters, wheels, $C5.
a crosscut sawyers. $55.
t?t N iF°&J, IIE R KST LUMBER CAMPS.
TALK ABOUT THEM. TAKE THEJI.
MURRAY & READY. C34 and 636 Clay 6 t.
YOUR It. --It. FARE FREE.
l.» pood rough carpcj|^rs. Log Angeles Dis-
MURRAy' & READY. 634 and 6.".0 Clay st.
TRY our men's shoes. bunion made it $1 per
pair: root-form ; shoes at $2 50 or orthopedic
; shoes ?3 50: best shoes on earth. 11 Third st..
__ examiner building,^ 5 doors from Market:
WANTED— Laborers on American River Ditch
-* and Flume. Placervllle El Dorado County;
long Job. Apply, at office. Placervllle. Cal.:
°r 20 Montgomery st.. room 14.- S. F. " '
MEN to learn barber. trade; only requires two
months to complete and secure positions; cat-
alogue and full particulars mailed free. Mo-
ler System Barber College.; 635 o.ay st.
WANTED— Man 'to do -Janitor work for tu-
Itlon. 8. F. -- Barber. College. 741 A Howard.
600 MEN to buy new and 2d-hand army shoes.
50c up; soling cheap. 023 Howard st.'. nr. 5th.
50 QUARHYMEN. 10 rock drillers. $2 and $2 23
, a day. 230 j Montgomery st.. room 51.- :
SAILORS and ordinary seamen for Europe and
. Australln HERMAN'S 26 Steuart st.
PENSION atty.E. A. Bullia. room 40, Phelan
bldg.. Past Com.Geo. H.Thomas Poa.^o-A.K.
WINCHESTER . Hotel. ¦ 44 Third St.. near^Mar-
» ket—700 ¦ rooms.. 35c .- night : reading roomJ .
free 'bu s and baggage to and from ferry.
Our friend In th» sketch shows a deal of elation. v
And his srood wife desires to have part in his iclee:
The baby and dog can't resist the temptation
Here to put in their oar, for the child in but three.
In the uplifted hand is proof of bo me Droblem
» That has oft been discussed In this family, small.
:We give here the question and also the answer: •
What paper's the best? Why, of course, *ti« Tha Call.

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