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BABE EMERGES UNHURT
FROM UNDER AN ENGINE
Little- One Miraculously
' Escapes ' Without
a Scratch
•^CHICAGO, July 2. — Just after leaving:
the" station .at Wlnnetka, a Xorthport
eubiirb. yesterday Engineer Duncan oC
a, north bound Chicago and Northwest
ern express train, saw a white object
lying 'between the rails In front of , the
, train.. At the first glance be supposed
•It to be a newspaper and - paid .littli
,'attontion to it. The next Instant he
"threw on his airbrakes with a jolt that
.Efent eirery one on the train sprawling.
.' '"'Good hoavens!" he shouted, turning
«. %i-hlte face to his. fireman. 'It's a
:t?ab.yr ' , . .
: . *Ky the lime the train had come
.feriiidJng to a standstill the white 00
'; j<?ct. was under, the tender. Duncan
:.»nd hts fireman Jumped to the ground
JHriil-.. drew • the baby's body tenderly
.from under, the' big engine. The baby.
.\u25a0;%-hlch had been lying on Its face,
'trpened Its eyes, stared at its rescuer
\u25a0for^a- moment and then burst Into a
•trail" The child was unhurt .
/.Subsequent efforts to learn th« iden
tity of tbe babe or Its parents were
cria valllr.?. "^.\ " '
PLANS SUBWAY RAILROAD
THROUGHOUT CHICAGO
Cbmpany Asks City Council
:\-': \-' for Franchise to Build
.; " Immense System
: I CHICAGO, July 2. — An ordinance was
introduced in "the city council .last
.•night, providing tor the granting of a
franchise for a subway system to cover
the entire city from Evanston to the
Indiana line and from Austin to . the
lake front. In the subway are to be
carried any kind of cars now operating
inside the city limits, conduits for all
(\u25a0urposes, pipes and mains of any de
scription. The ordinance was intro
duced by Alderman Dunn for the Chi
cag© -subway, arcade ahd traction com
pany, a corporation of which William
Perm Nixon is president- -
... Th« -main tunnel station is to be on
the part of the lake front between
Randolph " ajid Monroe streets, con
.trollt-d by the city, and other stations
art>-to be placed throughout the city
yi'herever tHe board of control may
think proper. The ordinance provides
for a 5 cent fare for a contiunous pas
sage on- -any cars \u25a0 operated in the-sub
ways and a payment to the city as com.
pensaticm of 2 per cent of the gross
receipts of the capitaL
SUCCESS . ACHIEVED IN
;. ,' CROSSING CITRUS FRUITS
Citfange .and Thornton Orange Two
New Varieties Evolved by De
partment of Agriculture
WASHINGTON*. July 2. — In the year
•Hook 'of the department of agriculture,
issued today, is a review of experi
.the-nts in crossing citrus fruits. It is
sta.od; that several citranges have been
oy.olved wtilch will grow 300 or 400
• miles- north of the orange belt The
•cKrarige .is a distinctive citrus fruit
Vajuable for culinary purposes and for
jsumme'r drinks.
"A. loose skinned orange has also been
: .iev6.ly.edby crossing the tangerine with
the ppmelo. That is called the Thorn
ton- -orange. It resembles the grape
fruit'in- texture but is the color of an
.orange',; The fruit is Bweet, very char
acteristic, tasting like neither of its
•parents. The aroma is not unlike that
\u25a0of ihe orange.
ASSISTANT SURGEONS ARE
ORDERED TO PHILIPPINES
VJiH Report to' Commanding General
for Duty in the Far East
at Once
•WASHINGTON. July 2. — The follow
ing assistant surgeons will proceed to
Sari -Francisco and take transport - for
the Philippines, where they will report
to the commanding general for duty:
Mrst Lieutenants Guy V. Rukke. Henry
c: Pillsbury. Edgar King, Arthur C.
Christie. Howard H. Johnson, Ray W.
Bryan. Bernard S. Goslin and William
ii. Richardson.
First Lieutenant William K. Bartlett.
assistant surgeon, will proceed from
Minneapolis to San Francisco for duty
as surgeon on #the transport Buford
during, the next trip to the Philippines,
and on arrival at Manila will report to
the commanding general for duty.
RX-BAMvEKS SEXT TO PRISOX
FORT SMITH. Ark.. July 2.— Judge
Rogers today passed sentence upon
the following officers of the defunct
Southern bank and trust company, con
victed by a Jury Saturday last of hav
ing used the mails to defraud: C. C.
Waller of Texas and F. Demer Lemon
of oPittsburg, Pa., vice president, to
pay a. fine of $1,000 each and to be im
prisoned in the penitentiary for 34
months. Ed Hunt, cashier, and J. M.
I-angston Jr.. director, to pay fines of
$500 and %Z OO respectively.
CAJLIFORA'XANS IX PARIS
PARIS, July 2.— Ben O* Johnson Sr
Ben -.p. Johnson Jr. of Oakland and 1
Walter Harper. Mrs. A. B. Giles and
Mrs. Martin Beck of San Francisco
wgistered at The Call-Herald bureau
today.
MEETING NOTICES
SAN FRANCISCO chapter No. i
Royal Arch Masons, will meet THIS A
EVENING at 12M Market st. Busl- -%/&*
ces« only. -. . , \u25a0 /VV\
HL G. PBINCE, Secretary. /Ar \
IZZZ^ ~~ : ""
MOUNT Moriah lodge No. «,'r.A A. A
M..-21P6 Geary *t.— Stated, meeting %f7rt#'
THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. AIVV
THEO. FROLICH. Secretary. ' \.
KXCELSIOR lodge No. 166. F. A a -. m ,
M. — Stated meeting THIS <WEDNES- JL
DAY) EVENING at 8 o'clock. %/A^
-. H. J. OWEN.' -\u25ba/VVT
- Secretary.,; r-^r.\
' "ROCKETT lodge No. 139, F. & A. M. m
SUtnd -meeting THIS (WEDNES- J%
DAY) EVENING at 8 o'clock. <|A\/
R. H. McPHERSON. /XZO\ ;
' . - ; l Secretary.' \u25a0;_.fs^T, ; \ '
sotiTH 6AN FRANCISCO lodge No »
212. F. & AL M. — Stated meeting A.
THUBSDAY, July 4.' at 10 o'clock V?<A^
a. m. C. A. MULLER. W. M. /VVN
VVM. J. 8.. WARNER,, Secretary. ' X
STARR KING lodge No. 544; F. & A. «
M.*.-1 739 Flllmore * st--^-Stated meet- £\
ing THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVEN- \Z ft V
ING. July 3. at 8 o'clock. Ajy\ J
W. A. KELLER, W. M. / \
Hi F.VWRIGHT. Sec.
. : ABNSWORTH lodge No. 85. I. O. .^»<^.
O. F.— Meets each WEDNESDAY
MGHT in Friendship hall. No- "A*f<£?£JF
u«n building, . 1254 Market \u25a0sC
G. A. BURMAN. Secretary.
; lUSE lodge No. 257. LO. O. F.— -jjaajSt^'
li^movr.l Notice — OfSoers and : >MSiC3§S!&
members sre bereby notlfcod that. ~^tt&!+i~
. . immencing on Jnly. 3, this lodge . "TT *
(rill meet in Red Men's ball, on Golden* Gate
*v. between Hyde and • LeavenworU) Bts. v .'AH
\u25a0•jramunicetioEs Kbould be sent' to i the above
•ddress or to the eecretary. ll« fit h ir. near
Lake «t_ " i BJ- B. DOttBBTY. N. Q.
3IEETI.VG' NOTlCES— Continued I :
SYRACUSE lodpe No. 58.' K. ofT.'W^
—Meets TONIGHT, at 841-.. Fulton - fiShii- !
st. r.esr Flllmore. Page rank. •**aMTtf?
Visiting Knights welcome. - •- ; , '*ifflS^
M. A.NATHAN.C. C. f ,
! SLAVONIC I. M. B. Society " _.'
Officers and tnenibern dtp •^^SSteikV
hereby notified to attend a • /
quarterly meeeting FRI- : fr^^T^TTTn I
DAY EVENING. July's. at^^^^^SS* s**!5 **!
677 McAllister st." • Fine for vTio :
nonattendance \u25a0 will r-- be \u25a0>£' I»P-S^^' '-'.
strictly -enforced. By order v \u25a0-".
at V G. M. SANTICH, . President. ,
-J. VICIN." Secretary. ••• -, \u25a0 - ;";«: .
ALL ABOARD FOR SHELL MOUND 1 5»A
PARK. BERKELEY. THURSDAY. «KffH
JULY 4. 1007— Twent.v-siith crand *!§HfW
annual gathering and . games . .of the .rrr^l \u25a0>
SAN FRANCISCO SCOTTISH THISTLE
CLUB. The most colossal . and glorious Scot-
tish festival of -the century. Monster program
of.- attractions, .embracing feats of strength
and agility by Jhe greatest . nthletes of the
age. Ancient and modprn sports. Pictur-
esque' exhibitions cf Highland dancing by ex-
pert men. women and children.. , Giants of the
arena demonstrating their cleverness in many
wonderful ways. . Exciting and; thrilling .bi-
cycle and foot races for professionals anrt ama-
\u25a0 teurs... Amusing obstruction, dribbling, , hurdle,
rack and 3 legged races.. Cakewalk and Irtxb
Jig and reel contests In costume. *Ttaces •of
every description for: young and old,', married
end single. Great challence tug . of war con-
test—Caledonia, club vs. Thistle club.' Thou-
Fands of dollars In cash . prizes. . besides ' hand-
some and costly medals awarded enccessfnl
competitors. GAMES OPEN TO ALL COMERS.
Dancing In big pavilion all day -long.- Music
by first class band and • full corps of pipers
end Irish -fiddlers, -i Admission — Adults 'soc.'
children under 12 25c. Trains leave every 20
minutes for tbe : park. - Parties In ' Highland
costume admitted free. '\u25a0 "Come ane aad a.".
GEORGE DOW, Royal Chief.
-D. GIRDWOOD, Recorder. \u25a0 - • ' \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 : -.V
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS,
P. PASQUALE CO..
1100 WEBSTER COR. TURK. \u25a0
PHONE WEST 498.
ARMY. NAVY. SOCIETY GOODS,. ;
REGALIAS. FLAGS. BANNERS,
BADGES. CAPS. ....
UNIFORMS.
ATTORNEYS
ADVICE free— Private divorce a specialty:
quick; no charge ' unless successful; partner-
ship, wills, deedb, . etc.; corporations; collec-
tions; detectives: open evenings. LEGAL
ASSOCIATION. 1552 Ellis st. near Flllmore.
ADVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS.
Divorce costs $12; ! damages, collections. - All
1 cases no charge without -success; open even-
Ings. 1720 Flllmore st. bet. Post and Sutter.
ROOM 4. FIRST FLOOR. '
AA — DIVORCE; costs $12; quick, quiet; advice
free; no charge unless successful: title to real
estate restored;' bankruptcy; probating of es-
tates; general practice. 1028 Market st., r. 12.
STAFFORD &. STAFFORD, . \u25a0 \u25a0 *
Moved their law offices to Grant building, 7th
and Market sts.; rooms 504 and 506., '-. .;
E. A. KROUSE. 1300 G. G. ay. cor. Flllmore: all
cases; adv. free; eve. 7:30-8:30; tel. West 5132.
LOEWY & GUTSCH. attorneys; now located at
Sd and Stevenson sts., Cal. Demokrat building.
HARRIS & HESS, attorneys at law. W. T. Hess,
Notary Public. 2053 Sotter st. nr. Flllmore.
COMPLETE divorce for $25; no delay; courteous
treatment: square dealing; please see me first.
Room 3. 2036 Sntter , st. near Flllmore.
MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law, 1033 Gold-
en Gate ay. bet. Laguna and Buchanan sts.
ALF GROVES. ,-. . .
\ CALL BUILDING. \u25a0 _;
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
KATHERYN KIMBERLY— LegaI work a epe-
dalty. 318 Monadnock bldg.: tel. Temp. 3727.
•". ; :- - .-:•-, ; PATENTS-.- ..*'\u25a0.
i .2 : ;
PATENTS guaranteed; handsome 68-page guide-
book free. E. E. Vrooman. box 40. Wash.. D. C.
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN, patents, late examiner U.
S. patent office. 812-14 (Call) C. Spreckels bid.
FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, formerly examiner TJ. 8.
patent office. 925-927 Monadnock bldg.
\u25a0\u25a0 __\u25a0 PENSIONS
PENSION Attorney E. A. BOLUS, 1541 Stelner
St.; past commander Thomas post, G. A. R.
PENSIONS, extea pay, etc. Write L. M. BHEB-
\u25a0\u25a0 -WOOD. 2751 Filbert St.. San Francisco.
DENTISTS
DKS. C. W. DECKER,'
T. H. MORRIS, L. T. CRANZ,
SURGEON DENTISTS,
1816 Sutter st. above Van Ness.
Rooms 1-2-3-4-8-9-10.
PAINLESS dentistry — Old established, honett,
reliable; reasonable prices; perfect work; free
consultation. \u25a0-. VAN VROOM, 1601 Ffllmore St.,
corner O'Farrell. -».
DR. IRA G. LEEK— AII kinds of dental work."
515 Flllmore st. near Oak. - : -* ' .'
BARTLETT, DR. D. GRANT, extracting special-
ist; gas given. '2103 FUlmore, NW. cor. ; Cal.
NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS.
Dr. E. W. Perkins, 1102 Valencia st.q6r.22d.
DR. W. A. MEYER, form. CalUghan building.
now 2156 'Market st near Church and , 14th.
DR. KNOX, dentist. 1615 Flllmore St.. . formerly
; » Grant bldg.; all work- first class; prices low..
C W; RICHARDS. D. D. S., 205-6 Central bldg.,
cor. Sutter aod Polk. for. Mutual bank . bldg.
DR. SIMMS, formerly Parrott bldg.. 855 Market
St.. now located at 1214 Polk cor. Sotter, r. 801.
DR. R. L. WALSH. 872 McAllister nr.- Laguna.
Platinum, fillings, 50c; crowns, $5; plates, : s7.
DR. H. CRAIGIE— First class dentistry at rea-
sonable prices., 691 Folsom st. cor. , 3d. - . ;' .
HILL. DR. LUDLUM. 1443 Market St.. now at
432 Webster st. near Oak; gas given; *
DR. J. J. LEEK, formerly \u25a0 1126 Market, now
824 Valencia st. between -19th and 20th. •-- '\u25a0\u25a0'
' PHYSICIANS '_'_'\u25a0
DR. GERBER, naturopathic physician,' 1253 ! Oc-
tavia — Eye, nervous, chronic . Ills, diseases wo-
men; new methods; headache; constipation. In-
digestion, cross eyes, etc.. Hrs.~ 11-2. West 4527
DR. WONG HIM. \u25a0 ~~T~ ': ."\u25a0 • ' ~~"
HERB DOCTOR.
Permanently ' Located -
1268 O'Farrell st. bet. . Gougb : and Octavta. . .
. SEE MAINCHY.
Chinese Tea and . Herb Sanitarium, : " ' :\u25a0\u25a0*;
355 7th st> Oakland. , \u25a0 ..-..'-
DR. FREDERICK W. D'EVELYN. permanent
office Central bldg.. NE. cor. Polk and Sutter
sts.; teL Franklin 748r hours 1 to 3. - .
-. ' DR. J. S. HANLON, .. ; i%
Formerly Scobie Hospital, now 629 Van Ness
ay.; tel. Franklin 15. • ?.,..'\u25a0 \u0084:.'-.
H. A. HESS. M. D. (Pacific Hospital surgeon)—
Office hours 1 to 3 and 6 .t0 7:30. 749 Hayes
St.; tel. Market 2428. -. '-..-.';
DR. E. F. WEST, formerly of 511 A LeavenwortU
sC Is now at 1115 McAllister; phone Park 722.
DR. F. C. KECK returned and resumed practice,
cor.. McAllister and Bteiner sts. Hrs. 2-4 p. ro.
DR. CARPENTER— Diseases of women. 883
Eddy St.; hrs. 2-4 and .7-B. .Phone Franklln.l772
DR. JOS. ARDENTI. \u25a0 : .v:'«^
Diseases of men and women. 973 McAllister st.
X-RAY and Finsen Light Laboratory. \
999 Stelner St.. corner McAllister.'
DR. f G. ; CHILDS-MACDONALD. surgeon, StT
Mary's hospital. 1131 Geary; 2-4 p. m.* „ .
OPPENHEIMER ~ CURK FOR ALCOHOLISM
2065 MARKET ,.? ST.. - J, -. v .
DR. F.. THOMAS (formerly Donohue bldg.) now
' 816 Turk st. Tel. Franklin 1590.-', -..\u25a0•;.
\ AUTOMOBILES - \u25a0' i
AUTOMOBILES FOB EVERYBODY—
Closed: 4th' of, July; 4 , 0ne, 1 day. :. :.
Reo light i touring ; car, ' detach. ' tonneaa. .$7OO
20 h,; p. , touring. car,'iSeats-7;. snap;;.*.-.. 500
] Autocar, detach. ' tonnean, ' goes like • new 650
Ford 2 cyl. touring; car.; a big buy. i; ;'.;\u25a0: 450
Antocar touring-car, 1 - fine .bargain..;-. . . . . «80
• Winton 4 , eyl.v touring . car; * buy. ; ;. .1 . .-. ; i 850
Delivery car.' 2 cyl... 12 b. p ........ 650
Raßabout, 6-h. p. ; snap ; for some 0ne. .'.•,225
Remember — See ns before \u25a0• you '• buy. > ,'--' .::
You Will Have •to Trust Some ' One • - - <
• It .- May as Well :• Be Us .*.- . -
PHENIX AUTOMOBILES EXCHANGE.
45th st. and San -Pablo -ay..- Oakland. '
From S; : F. • Key Route to 40th and San. Pablo.
FOR sale— Model C r Winton cheap: fully, eqnip-
ped. In good shape: owner going east.- Call or
, write J. ; L. , WHITMORE, cor. Weber and
San Joaqnin srs.y, Stockton. ? Cal. > " - , -
A ~ WANTED, to trade an Al 4 cyl.* shaft drtv*
' 5 . passenger > auto f or. - equity In • real "\u25a0 estate.
L; D. GAUDION,. 1258 Golden Gate; aT.^Tr~,
BENSTROM ; GARAGE. > 424-434 Btanyan; phone
Park 416.4 1 6. Automobiles bought," sold, repaired;
supplies; touring cars; for; hire , at ' all ; hours." > >
\u25a0 AUTOMOBILES 'REPAIRED
LILIENTHAL BROSf.V GARAGE ''-> --j
\u25a0 3176;215T;5T. ;' PHONE MARSET. r 552. ;: : \u25a0
AUTOMOBILE bargains; Reo, Premier,'. Cadillac.*
Peerless. »Pope I tourings cars; ; ;can» be "seen
..: Frank O. Rentsrom Co., '424, Stanyan st.j .".'-\u25a0:*
PULLMAN I automobiles | for | Immediate I delivery
on exhibition ; at i tbe : salesrooms of ' the F." O.
. RENSTJtOM;CO.,- t 424'BUnyan st.r- ; ,f *>
NEWiUnlversal,'Carburetors;5 positive guarantee
or money , back. L. . H; ; &.B; \u25a0 1. , BILL, 132
Valencia :st. r i:-. -;*'. \u25a0•']::'. .., ; .- •: : :;-- -; „. - ; - •..»;\u25a0-
SPECIAL — '04 '.White ' steamer; J new I engine < aad
czuu: <500. ; i 0& BBij&x. fiU Tsieacl* (t. \u25a0\u25a0
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, . JTFLY. 3, 1907
_.-'•; ATjTOMoBILESI-CoH'tlniied : •/ \u25a0'.
FOUR CYLINDERFORDRUNABOUTS." '
'«' have.-for Saturdar.tJuly.6.i several v :
of ; theses invincible « runabouts. < slightly . used,
;.'\u25a0 therefore^ In \u25a0 fine t pondjtjon,'. fully - equipped \u25a0
with stops, 'searchlights, .etc. i' Cost - -
\u0084 new $775.-,-; Our bargain, price,'? $500 to $650." .\u25a0'-\u25a0
Want one?^See;us before you- buy. .
, PHENIX -AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE," -
: 45th ; st. 'and \u25a0 San ; Pablo ay.; « Oakland. . \u25a0\u25a0 ,
WR close -4th: of ' July one dßy^'.i'
This is; a?daj\; we won' V sell- cars. ,.•>\u25a0'-.•.:'\u25a0
: Phenlx - Automobile 'Exchange, c Oakland. \u25a0'..:'• \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 :
AUTOMOBILE repairinir- nnd etorase .batteries.
. Rlghtway Elec. Co.. 391 Sth ; tel. Market 1355.
v•\u25a0 .- r . TIRES * REPAIRED. 1 - " ." ' - - '
Stevens \u25a0&\u25a0 Elkington Rubber | C0.. .f 326 i P01k ; st."
AUTOMOBILE repairing : ' storage * battery I charg-
;- Ing., repairing.' \J.\ L.-.DB JONGH.i 446 Fulton.
SAN/FRANCISCO ; VULCANIZING C0.; .L 425
.: ' Valencia st..-; Auto tire repairing our. specialty."
' :»; -AUTOMOBILE "REPAIRING.^ t: --\u0084';
M. - L. ?. WJlberf ; & \u25a0 Sons, ,i 18th \u25a0> and ? Mission. I ,
CH X A PEST and : l>est ', in America. '\u25a0\u25a0 Tbe ' Weekly
Call.-$1 p»r year; -•\u25a0-:•• * - \u25a0=\u25a0 .— .'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 -\u0084-\u25a0--
_ V".-'''V VjjY.^AboPTioy'?:. ;'\u25a0'. \u25a0 ::\{j. \
DR.-EMlLlEFUNKE'S 'maternity, villa; infants
adopted: \u25a0 strictly 'pri vate. • 1410; Btb st.'.vAla-'
m»dn.'. Cal. - .*.'. \u25a0.-'"-.' '\u25a0 :-\u25a0-\u25a0• v . z .-: '.-'\u25a0' ';\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
;• :• - : ; - '.-:-? V:'i '.'ARCHITECTS. i '\u0084.:- >':\ ';\u25a0;-,
N. HIRANO,. Japanese ' designer '. and -building
contractor. ' IS2I Sutter St.: tel^' West 7968. -'
''-.\u25a0 ' : ?; : * '' A7 f9^ lj^ t^ \u25a0'\u25a0 "-' •\u25a0' " : \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'--'•\u25a0\u25a0
ANGLE ' LAMPS best lamps for reading. | BOESCH
LAMP C 0... Coast. Apents..ll3s Mission. ff».
\u25a0:ACCOU2^Airrs---Cgrtlfled Public^ '
JOHN R. RUCKSTELL; Call building. 1 room 308;
'\u25a0 accounting - easterns ; * Investigations : *• audits. v '
'^j \u25a0'.'_\u25a0\u25a0 :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:_-;• ART Vg'lASB-:'' -\u25a0'
PLA IN. ; , leaded ! and 'art : glass!'.; N. HURRELL,
. 212 Gongh st; between Oak and Fell, z
AA— California Art- Glass: B.". 4' C."^ Works, ' 938
Howard st. -, Phone Temporary 1817. •:.'••
BAR . AND STORE FISTUBES '
Standard Furniture^&; Fixture Mfg." Co.; ->sti-
mates^ given. 851 Bryant St.; phone Market 3724.
BRUNSWICK-BALKE COLLENDER' CO..; 17-27
Franklin st. nr. . Market; \u25a0\u25a0 Phone \u25a0 Special 1457.
N. • Y. j FIXTURE CO..' bar, store,' office fixtures:
showcases, grill work, etc; 3411 19th nr.- Mission
CALIFORNIA' Home Industry. 214 : Bth " st.— Bar
and store fixtures, > showcases always on -hand..
J.-MARTENSON makes office, store and bar fix-
tures, 218 18th st. bet. Mission and Howard.
WILLIAM. P. SICKE; saloon and store fixtures; ,
_gastern prices: short notice; •- 304 Gough st.
;' '\u25a0;"; ;\u25a0 V\u25a0-•V \u25a0-• "\u25a0 cement".-. \u25a0"' \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'-.:\u25a0\u25a0•. ; \u25a0 \
"HEn>ELBERG" . and other i: high S grades - in
lots to suit, at. WHOLESALE prices. \u0084- I
' A. BRESLAUER; 214 California;; Temp. 2350. 1
CONTRACTORS' AND BUILDERS
McCULLOUGH * CONTRACTING ; CO..' 2023-2033
Market — Buildings designed . and erected quick-
ly. . economically; \u25a0; no -"waiting for^ mlllwork."
O. A. JOHNSON, , carpenter, builder," cabinet
. maker, ' Jobbing. ' 2027 15th st. bet. ' Market
and : Church ..:-;. :• ; -.-..' . !
P. de NOOYiVAN DAM. carpenters, con tract-
ers; cab, work. 1234 A Eddy. Tel. WEST 4624.
CARPENTER, cabinet J work; store and office
. , fitting; PATERSON, 165 • Franklin- st. : >
ANTI-WALL PLASTER CO.; no more cloth; use
\u25a0 Antiplaster board. 1923 Market st.'*'' J?t; s
. CHIROPODISTS
ALL ' foot ailments . positively cured painlessly.
: Dr. Duncan, expert chiropodist. 1550 Ellis st.
- COMMERCIAL ART ',
HUNT C 0.. .2170 Post St.; phone West 6255. In^
i »pect our - samples. \u25a0 \u25a0 •"•\u25a0'\u25a0 -^ '--"»- \u25a0' '
. . CLAIRVOYANTS :
THE STORY OF YOU ft LIFE REVEALED" ;
Famous woman \u25a0' psychic < and '• palmist has per
fected a system by- which she reads 'your life
story. ; .; ..'.<--•? »^JpHgp^at| ggg
' ' - Men and . women in all walks ' of ' life ' dally
consult Mme. Craig, permanently located in
private residence,- 1201 O'Farrell , s%. ; ...
If marriages, sickness. . death, changes, trav-
els, I divorces, { separations, law, suits, business
transactions, wills;, deeds, mortgages, lost or
stolen property, hidden treasures, - lost \u25a0 or. ab-
5 sent friends Interest you; jlf you care to know
what you should do to be successful' and whom
to avoid, -when to buy and when to sell stocks,'
' etc. ; <if .' you - desire ', to ., have • your - domestic
' troubles « removed,"... your Most Move '\u25a0 restored,
your bitterest, enemies ' converted Into stanch
- friends — la a-" word, , whatever may s. be your
• troubles, ' suspicions , or •"- desires, call . on : - this
gifted. woman and she will send you away hap-
. pier,. wiser and bolder than ever before. _"
THK White Mystic . of India; . ' - - . :':
1 ORMONDE, formerly. 10. years on Market st.: a
"clairvoyant with power: genuine.' reliable." con-
scientious; , past, present. . future ; . business ' ad-
vice, love, marriage,' divorce ; \ removes evil In-
fluences; -tells your -full name; ; -;born:ln-. the
\u25a0 orient with tbe • power of . any.- 10 • mediums;
readings $1. -1310 Devlsadero st. between EUU
and O'Farreli. J P; \u25a0•.---\u25a0;"\u25a0 ->-'.-\u25a0-\u25a0.•.\u25a0
" \u25a0.-\u25a0\u25a0'.\u25a0\u25a0 W." A.* SHERMAN "\
CLAIRVOYANT
PALMIST. . : .
His extraordinary clairvoyant ? powers,'.' combined
with. his superior knowledge of. occult forces." en-
able htm to read human life with accuracy from
Infancy.' to . old \u25a0 age. ' • • . - - -\u25a0\u25a0-.
\u25a0 -SPECIAL READINGS 50c. \u25a0
-'\u25a0 10C8. BROADWAY.. OAKLAND. : - :
MISS ZEMDAR. young.: gifted clair. and palm.:
I have; astonished thousands with my .wonder-
fully correct -horoscope -oft their; lives, .past,
present ' and -- future; ; I : correctly -. treat "•\u25a0 yonr
love , affairs, "domestic,: troubles, buslnesii . anJ
financial success : hours 1 0, to 9 ; ; L. 1 50 c,' G; , $1 ;
: open J' Sundays. \u25a0> 1260 . Ellis • st. near, Laguna.::
MME." PORTER. (clairvoyant, medium,* tells past,
present, future;: born with double veil rand s»c-
ond sight; cards read clalrvoyantly; ladles 50c;
gents . $1 ;.. palmistry \u25a0' and ; clairvoyant, sittings;
, full life \u25a0\u25a0 readings • $1.50; . open; Sundays: .' walk
In, : first ' floor,; r. , Z,\ 1124 . Googh.Ycor."; O'Farroll.
A— THE YOUNG i; GIPSY. cQUKEN.v RAISED
WITH GIPSIES. ARRIVED FROM! PARIS A
FEW DAYS AGO: PALMISTRY AND CARD
\u25a0 READING. 2446 WASHINGTON. ST. HOURS
.:\u25a0\u25a0;». To*io.^ >:.;•. '.;,;.. •"• -.;-:*• .--\u25a0-: : .-. i -.- : ."
MME. MAJOR; . clairvoyant. . palmist \u25a0\u0084 and S card
reader." formerly^ of '146 * Eddy st.; is . now t per-
: manently .- located 1 atKlBoo - Ellis \u25a0 st." corner
Pierce:' satisfaction guaranteed; • ladles 50c,
.gents: |l.>.--y- \V '.- r : :>.-:. \u25a0;•'\u25a0:-..\u25a0 -^ ; ,.y' * \u25a0:'.;\u25a0,
MME.. KRONENBERG.' clairvoyant," card ; reader,
palmist :'^ when « others : fail, -try,; me; -readings
25c. 7 2960, Mission - ; St., bet. 25th and 26tb.> .;•;
MISS M.-.WILLE;' 1505 ; Geary— Crystal seer .md
\u25a0 . medium ; can be ' consulted on ; all \u25a0 business af-
,' Jairs of lif e; , hours \u25a0 10 : to 8 ' p;; m;' .; \u25a0 " *,\u25a0. .. . j» -;' .
MRS. • GENTRY; divine bealer. Eclair. : .consnlta-
; . tion free. 2018 Sutter. bet; Steiner and Fillmore.-,
MME. EUGENIE; scientific, palmist; card reader;
reveals facts that astonish' you. -1465 Valencia.
$1 READINGS 'this month plucky, numbers^snd
.- \u25a0 charms; MME. 1 LELAND;u7I6 , Golden Gate ! cv.'
MADAM \u25a0 SCHAEFFER,: clairvoyant,, card read<>r.
• water seer. 704 Laguaa bet. Grove and Fulton.
BETHANA, I famous \u25a0 oriental I clairvoyant, 1 ; palmist
wand card- reader,. 1266 Golden Gate av.,:room'4.'
MISS MORRIS,' card reader and clairvoyant, , 059
Webster • st. | corner.; Golden ; Gate | ay.;- room ' ) I.'
MME.'LOUISA; Spanish clairvoyant,' card reader.
:.;' Rooms land a, :; 1037 A* Golden iGa te a r ;•-/?:\u25a0* '-'\u25a0;'<
MISS "WARD,- clairvoyant ; and ; card \u25a0 reader. • 906
',; McAllister, \ room - 48,'Xtop \u25a0 floor. \u25a0\u25a0-. :• • > >\u0084 - •-;.?,' -/...
MME. 'MARSEAU. i card \u25a0 reader; • ladles 25c, gents
•-'-. 50c. ,: 1446^VaIencIa>t. :\u25a0;/;;".';:. -/. v: -*w -,
MME. DA VISON, formerly 510 Post St.*. left th«
Z: ctty'on: 3a\Tf.l.'V. : !?<.Vi-J.","1- :;i; :.; -\u25a0:_ ':.. ..,.'.
MISS E. HALL, card : reading,, 997 Golden Gate
; .ISav.'.^room'-as. '\u25a0>;.- V-v \u25a0-,"'-. \u25a0 -'"\u25a0 '\u25a0 '- '" ', ":\u25a0
PHU^ADELPHIA-, SOLDIER \u25a0; 80Y— 1035 Gold-»n
'- : Gate \u25a0 ay. ." y~ "*- \u25a0\u25a0-f-.-/~:'r'' '••-.-.- .' ... .-;• .- : .-, . \u25a0 :
\u25a0'•ji ".':':^'- spißrnjAJiisM * ; , : : ;ir:-/':'/^'
MRS.; J.;J.' : WHITNEY. I , trance business medium"
r.i ; '. -\u25a0;.}.:• ; r • AND r. LIFE J READER. ' -; -« .- .-
. ' Spiritual messages, t.^. .;>->: 1164 O'Farrell ; st.
MME. MAXWELL,^ splrltuallst^Test \ Wednesday
\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0-. and \u25a0 •-: Friday, ;.- B,'8 ,'. p.'- m. ; ? convincing \ \u25a0 messages:
readings ; dally. ,. 323 A; Church st. .:>',;;.; \u25a0:, i <-
CONSULT BrS, GARRISON; circles everynlght,
:chalrs 25c;char{;e8-reaBonable. 5v5 v ( 719J4iFranklin
; ; st.^ bet; Golden ) Gate; and TurkJr, \-.i>, '\u25a0\u25a0'>' , • \u25a0; \
MRS. , ROBINSON; 'readings, daily ;<.. circles ? Sun-"
day, 1 Wednesday,! Friday, ; 2sc.v 751 V4 '.Webster"
. at,-, near, Fulton. •-*- '^~- , : v ; .-.--. - -,„\u25a0.,\u25a0.:..;•.\u25a0.'
PROF. GKE— R. >• 50c. .$1.00; .\u25a0* clrc. T.r^ F; .. 8
:.-; p. -\u25a0 m.. 1 25 c. c 1256 -Broadway.- Oakland ; ; rm. 339.1
MRS. SEAL, ; spiritual . medium ; i readings I daily '
\u0084'.786 \u25a0 McAlllster.-st. ; ; circle \ Thursday,^ p. "bK^
MRS.iCRINDLE— MateriaI lilng 'seance 5 Wednes-*
- \u25a0 day eve.ya B : o'clock:^l4oo^McAllister>Bt.-^R^
•_'.-;' V":..^;i PALMISTRY:;, V
A— RETURNED— H.' JEROME ! FOSSELLI." scien-"
.. nflc palmist' va •; 1810^ Webster st; ; { phone iAVQfxi
OAKLAND'S > palmist • and card : reader : % ladies
-isci Mats. 60c. :fi6S Bxp»dwax. wit* U, f**L
._-•\u25a0\u25a0- v: : ; vBTJSixES!S^CHA'yCES ;,«::- " :>
EXKCTITOR'S r sal<^--Loctging ; : house "of 14 '''roonTs,'
\u25a0.-complptely.furnlshedianfli tenanted.'"-;for -sale;
;v> including- the real- property 'oh "the' main street
\u25a0 In; the.;- thriving "itownSj of J Elmhurst.'* Inquire
of J."iJ.so'TooLE,,EJmhurst,;or J.vN.t FRANK,'
\u25a0. attorney s for ' thei estate - : of; Cntherine <A. .1 Ly-
•\u25a0-- ons.'i deceased,'. San [Leandro*^ Ca1. , ; ,,. V:V :' • - "
$3.-0-^Partner« wanted -in j an. « r established -cash
r : business r with' a * reliable.-; practical : man . of . ex-
. \u25a0-. perience ; ;« dntles ; easily i acquired; 5 suitable I for.
.' a trustworthy i man': who? can Vgive '7 vbours^a
' v day ..- to^thls .; business;- and -be ;: satisfied z with
..'\u25a0; $150 .a;month -on~an '- average 'for: his : share."
,1404.. Turk st.;- r00m. 46;-*; :; a ; .,.- .-.;\u25a0 \u0084 ;~ -y: ;:.,
FOR ' saler-425 ! shares of. fine capital stock' of \u25a0 a
;. well \u25a0 paying electrical , machinery company ; ) es-
.,: .tablished V 190 1; ; doing \ a 5 flourishing :. business:
U l. l7s ' shares ' lnned : \ five " directors.' Apply room
. 34. . Marson , building.! 1380 . Sutter.' sf . '\u0084 - . -:
FOR sole^-Pnylng; cream \u25a0 business; 'entire outfit."
: : inclndintr "\u25a0 200 « gallon : »"ca pacity , -'\u25a0 ref rieerator :
*\_ owner elderly trentleman wishing to retire; from
:-'.- business.; i: Address \u25a0 W.^Call office, ; San Jose.".:
LUMBER in j any j quantity; retailed 'at '.wholesale
-V prices;! buy; direct a from, the -mills. - DOLAN
C ROS.^ C 0. .,; agents. .- 1629 i Market st. . 'v
$25.000-^-Permanent \u25a0 factory,* paying 60 j per 'cent;
- .will net 90 per cent in a year;no risk;- R; F.
WKIJ.S. 2301' Pine St.: - -/ '. :
CREDITORS'., sale ;\u25a0 of • lumber: larpe. ; completely
V«torked yard will ' be ' sacrificed. > Inquire 1629
Market st. : : :;". : V ;-".-'...-\u25a0- ,» ,;. .-. v;. \u25a0\u25a0\u0084. ;
FOR . sale — Roomintr . and bonrdlng ? house. \u25a0\u25a0 with
... restaurant. J Inquire '\u25a0 at -.1058 '7th,5t.. Oakland."
FOR" sale— Ca U , route -in \u25a0'. Berkeley. : Address ; J.
H.'> CORDES. i 3200 i California ;, St.; [. Berkeley. -
PARTNER with $5,000 for candy store. Address
; .box 2167. ; Call* office.' ;, .' • -, \u25a0;:
FOR sale — Nice ' delicatessen and 'grocery. Call
at 475 A Fell st; -,. .-'. . \u25a0:--. . --. ; -
; -LODGiyGI HOUSES FOR \ SALE .:, -], ;
\u25a0'v'b'i. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 TO- LEASE.'---' .-\u25a0 " ,
Half . a block \u25a0\u25a0 from . Van -Ness;' thoronghly
; ,. xoodern 48 > room . house : . bath -.with every suite ;
sll light rooms; reasonable rental. - Apply .
, •;> HARRY.' J.- MOORE • FURNITURE CO., ;
--'•\u25a0\u25a0-;.- 7a*S-747 Eddy \u25a0\u25a0 at. \u25a0' below - Van Xwt.'-w ~ '\u25a0""
"*\u25a0 \u25a0:/_\u25a0_ I '\u25a0'\u25a0 '-\u25a0'-\u25a0 X \u25a0 BICYCLES : \:%_ :'_:);^
'AGENTS ; for COLUMBIA and . RAMBLERi bl-
\u25a0; : _ cycles. C.-. M. \u25a0 CHRISTOPHER, 530 Stanyan.
J. W. CORNELL. J sporting goods ; I agency. Snell
- ' bicycles; motor cycles: repairing. 1 104 Valencia."
;:;v CASH \u25a0REGISTERS;
CASH. 'registers'.^ 521 sizes." of all prices, for" all
ft kinds of i business, 'on ' liberal terms." National
.Cash Register Co., 1253 Golden Gate ay. : ,
CASH . registers. . all makes.- sizes; $10 up;, our
prices^ less than half. -'529 Mnrket. upstairs. :
;.\u25a0\u25a0,/..' ;•' V DETECTIVES '
MCCARTHY'S Detective Agency. Reliable Infor-
[. mation ; in civil and criminal affairs; legal and
' com raerclal' ref a. : communications confidential.
• 1228 Flllmore cor. Eddy. . Phone West 3078.
THOS. MCCARTHY. Principal. -
:^_/.':.-V:. : 'DRESS r; MAKIXG/^ . > -\u25a0 :
SUNBURST, accordion, = . knife pleating, - buttons.
; § buttonholes, I lining/ notions: : mail orders sollei-
:.. "..ted. ,'STEELE'S,, 1420 Post; phone West 6428.
McDowell's Dress Making and : Millinery School,
1215 .Post st." near Van Ness. Branch 1018
: Washington St.. Oakland. Patterns cut to order.
AGNES OSTERGREN.' 017 Page; first class even-
_ Ing' and brides' > dresses : i all - work ; guaranteed.
1-V \u25a0-.• :.-. LADIES'j TAILORS ' '
LOUIS 'LINDSTROM. ladles' tailoring, ; formerly
; Donahue bldg., .now 1 1304. Post near,, Franklin;
B. KAPLAN, up i to % date Ladles' " Tailor. 1277
j EUis : st.., ; ; ;', C :;.;£"T ; t -^- : : -: ' '\u25a0 '\u25a0;:\u25a0-. '"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-,\u25a0:\u25a0
a ' ' - ' '\u25a0'/.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 v^vFUUSj-S, \u25a0\u25a0/) :\u25a0-.;•'
G.'. BARE,". furrier, .formerly Lachmann St. C0.. -now
1515 . Bush at. . cor. , Van Ness . ay., , upstairs. . -
B. KANTNER, manufactnrlng furrier, formerly
' 122 Stockton et.. now 171 8. Van. Nass ay. r
; ''\u25a0 \ : j;;<;Z EDUCATIONAL ''•>•' :';: ';
MR. t LOMBARDERO,,. ; teacher , 5 of - mandolin,
bandurrla, ' lnte . and > guitar, '\u25a0 announces to hts
-pupils that he has opened his studio: at 2750
>.: Bush:St.^-. -i->. >'-.\u25a0.-'-\u25a0\u25a0..?,: a'Xt' - h^C ; -'j.vV -"' '.
A— ASBISTS ! to I shorthand'., places; i Metropolitan
s ; (Cal.) B'sn's Col.: 925 G.- G. at.; penmsnshlp,
• Espina'; r. drwg. .j evs;; \ day , $10 ', mo.; ; eve.-, $5.
LENA BUDD P.OWBRS.' school of expression and
; ; dramatic art. 7SI - Fillmore: post { graduate of
* \u25a0•\u25a0 Emerson College of . Oratory,. Boston. . r '\u25a0,_\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'
ENGINEERING^-CivU. "-elecl.,-: mining. :mech.;
- survey,-, assay, »cyanlde;i day,' eve. ; 4 est. i 1864.
Van, der Naillen School, 51st & Telg.. Oakland.
PHYSICAL"- cnlture; \u25a0 women, children. \u0084 Audl-
- \u25a0 torium • building, cor. r Page-' and t Flllmore : t**.'
5 MISS CLAIRE' E. DONOVAN.-*;; .'.^ .'. - '
. PROF, T.; A'.\ ROBINSON. ;lridlvld.lnstr. math.,
book keeping,. Eng.,' etc.; day, 'eve. . 29o Page st.
HEALD'S Engineering School, \ 295 •* Locust a y.
i "-: cor. Franklin " st ; : all ' branches ; \ day , and : eve.
GUITAR,'! mandolin.- niano. Kinging* . new clauses
\u25a0.; forming: 8 lessons $3.' 892 Halght cr; Devisadero
SAN FRANCISCO-BnplnessfCollege now locatcl
. at. 733 Flllmore near. Hayes: day andevening.
HKAT.D'S ' Business College.'i :x: x 51 \u25a0:\u25a0 Franklin st.,
j - S. F. r- and ; Bacon bldg.* j Oakland : ' day and eve.
THF. ' BERLITZ SCHOOL-- OF \u25a0 LANGUAGES—
125311 2531 Washington nr. Flllmore: send for circular .-
R.:PFAENDLER.;.pJaniBt:; pupils taneht," classic
; or^popmar. r385,Fe1l st.V Phone? Fell; 1437.v_
: , \u25a0\u25a0'•\u25a0• \u25a0;,'\u25a0-- '.:\u25a0.;.-., s.'.c;.baldwin. : :'-'*;- -: .\u25a0•::\u25a0-:
, .•- Banjo,",' mandolin ' guitar.*-' 1374 ; Hayes * st." - .
ALL ; court , reporters * n^commend | Gallagher-Marsh
\u25a0 Business College. .464 Devlsadero st. . /;
MERRILL-MILLER : Cojlege; * pleasantly . located
*\u25a0 \u25a0 at,733*Fillm'ore Bt.: day: and t evening.'::*^.-- : V
>vf \u25a0•• EMPLOYMENT^ oiFFICES ; ' J';;'\ '.
MOST i reliable ; ; JapaneseVand Chinese .- emnloy-
Is. ment 'of flee "on* the. coast: ; furnishes best help,'.
V: all kinds, and, guarantees i the i capability • and
;.-:'; .-:' qualifications "of every i one sof > them sent ; out
\u0084 of mv ' of flee.V O.v HATSUMI, ? 1513 Geatt st. ;
- tel.'. West 5688. - V - '-:;".;,= ';« -'.*s.r* r: .^ y - -.*\u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0
JAPANESE Honsecleaning Agency; furnishes : best
: ;' help s wl th '\u25a0'. care,' ' by » ; hours, > days > or.: \u25a0 weeks ;
;- cooks. " waiters.") lionso cleßnprs." window - wasti-
>ers, .ete.-.H;, K..0DA,ri721 Post: st.;- phone
i/.We8t..4634.. : -.;-^V-.-..c':-^:-^ X--.\S .:-\u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0. -.-'• ;- ;:
STAR , employment- office | famishes ' Japanese I nnd
=\ Chinese ; help with ', care.^^i 'Tel. \V?e*V. 167.; W.
-...- KADOTA.VI6OB Geary st. near Buchanan'.. \u25a0. -
CHINESE and Japanese •: employment of flee. - 562
k Bth:.' st.;. tel.' Oak 3101. 'B; HALL. Oakland. Cal.
H.^ W.inONG. i'Chine«e "employment -ofnVe.'- 837
j\ Webster st.. ' Oakland :- phone sVernon \u25a0 241. »^-',
s|" EMPLO YMENT jWAXTE'D^-Femaie %
NEAT woman ; wants" work" b*y~the :'day;"or week ;
'i I will ; take. : care ' of .; a:\u25a0 sick i woman » or • children.
.Valencia^ at. c MRS. C;.-;^;_. ;,?.:' r
YOUNG ) woman | wishes | place 'as house I keeper
f \u0084* anil V general "- house ; ' work : and - plain * cooking.'
,: Box ?1554;. Call - office;^ :;,..? ->::- : ..-v:^
DRESS ; making ( and '\u25a0'-, plain . sewing; experienced ;
preferences. ? 2342 \u25a0 Post st. " : - .s. s ,- -^
I %\ EMPLOYMENT r.AVANTED--Male".. ...;-,\
COMPETENTiyonng -nii'. wants posltionas fore--'
3 man or general care i taker of private '.place; or
\ ;, institution:- understands i all branches , of \u25a0 gar-
i-r. dening ?, and U the o care .- of *.large • places \u25a0•> thor-"
i,-•i ,-• oughly ; : also » very ; handy " with!-. tools ' and } can
.h handle \u25a0; men Uo; advantage: ? has first 'class ref-
i : /. erences - from . ; previous t employer. :: Box :\u25a0 2193,
5r Call; of flee;.':; ::^/: :^/ ','\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0': \u0084;;-.\u25a0'%\u25a0:".:\u25a0.-\u25a0 :-."-. ' -:'\u25a0 X: - i
THOROUGHLY \u25a0\u25a0* experienced c book^ keeper d^-
J, sires .good position;, is quick,, accurate, reliable
i :., and " an <• earnest « worker ; i best <of ~i references ;
-," eminently, qiip.llfled'to;take charge of offlce.'or
,:i for. responsible" position as cashier or, secretary."
Box. 2583.- Call of flee.-; V;-, r .- . i ;. ; .; ; -'-
GARDENER E ahd J florist f ns '. worktng I foreman lon
I- \ pri rate » place ; * thoroughly . capable *of a tak Ing
3 • charge '\u25a0 of ; greenhouse • and t on tside t work ; ,-\u25a0 only
\u25a0 first j class place ' wanted. : Address box A,'. Call
t*. agency; » San", Jose." 's \u25a0*\u25a0;.-" :;-?•:?.\u25a0*.:•- ~,'~, '\u25a0 • " r- :-'\u25a0
CH INESE Excellent .meat and . pastry, cook .wishes
• i position,*'* hotel,*^ boarding 5 house;' restaurant I or
t•\u25a0 private 5 family : good 6 references; < satisfaction."
; ; CHARLEY.; FOOK.'. ; 845 ? Harrison 1 st." ( Oakland;
'AN?elderly^ man wants some | congenial ; employ-"
\u25a0 ment."' or ' would i like 'to -take >an * interest , in ' a
5* small and ifalrly^ well J paying « business. < Ad-
ii; dress; box; 1541;; Call; of fice.vi.';-. \: : -'-' r ,:^ :', : '-: ?\
MAN f? who • b as : had considerable | experience lin
> electrical line i desires \u25a0 position « as . helper. | Call
fj. at« 1796 '^Telegraph i ay.;- Oakland, % or 4 - phone
•;'* Piedmont- 2023.-/,;/. iir-.-i",'-.. .-.'\u25a0.-\u25a0;. ,', j.'^^'U- .V,--- \u25a0"\u25a0'!?.;
SACRAMENTO I Bt., 1 2985-^Japanese I help •• of | all
i; klnds,-7H work .% of , all y descriptions j» performed ;
prompt response ; V reference :• f urnlBhed;*i Phone
"-'-We.Bt^Bo4.'^x^-..v//r ; -. ; .-.,>.--X.'-;;;,::: : ;!;»V.'. '.'.I-:"--* :- ! -
.WANTED— Sltuation r as watchman or. special' of-.
X fleer; ; competent,') perfectly ! reliable ; : references.
i.-'- Box 1526. Call ' of flce.t 1651 ; Flllmore :<y^?.o'
GARDENER,*} understands;' care i ot, horses, • wishes
v v place f In;! private s family; S ref erences. V P. I M.";-
.; 1539 J Arch i st.VicNorthi Berkeley.*iS.i.<' \u25a0\u25a0'*:'" ,-' V
JAPANESE " first '\u25a0 class | cook | wishes a J position ; In
g-J private j| family^ sa has g references.*^* FßANlC,"
;i tel.lWestj66l3;V,A?. .~ \u25a0\u25a0 '
RELIABLE Oman's wants ST situation? on -private
X place: s siiorses.V2g'Brdeu." : .etc,; -good '; ref erences.'
is Box n323^Call;j Oakland. ;-,- ..,: .',, :;;^ f^^.^
MAN f wishes ' position Jof * watchman ; i strictly | re-.
fet lfable .'and ' gteady.^Addregs J^ H.T» 591 1 Noe St.";
JAPANESE \ boy i wants '- situation as \u25a0 schoolboy/ or
; "-^:-^,^,^V.l^,<>^WA, : WB5 Fort «U^
EMPLOYMENT r WAXTED— MaIe— -Con:
FIRST I CLASS ' cook vwisheslv wishes1 position! In country ;
eurveylng . party ; preferred. \u25a0-, Box \ 1546* Call of-
' .- &ce.'i 1651 ;. FUlmore ;Bt.'J.;'^''. '.\u25a0.-':'• .Vv.'.. I ..v^- ':.."-; ~
CARPENTER* wants* Job > at ! flnlshinc; ' is • also ; a
-* * good \u25a0 framer : . city or , country ; moderate .wages;
* \u25a0!. 805'; 2228,^ Call 1 of flce-.-.r-'- •\u25a0\u25a0;.» : -^ .. f - --.•^.-'
CHINESE -cook.! first class.' wants". a? situation.
\u25a0:\u25a0'. city :or - ; ' country,' " In a- private " family.' - Box
Call; office. ;-\u25a0;.; - \u25a0 ' ..;.
EXPEIIIENCED Japanese wants the position for
.: laundry " in . family. ,T. AOYAGI, 1908 Bush
'.."".> str. ; city. ;, ! : : ;,;. ;\u25a0\u25a0 , \u0084, :.\\- .\u25a0-,.\u25a0 ;'; •/_\u25a0,;•
EXPERIENCED watchman < :•'. desires position:
\t first "\u25a0 class '\u25a0\u25a0 ref erence.": Address - box 2219, ; Call
:'.-i : . : . '',jv-- - . c ;\u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0 -"., \u25a0;. ' - .-.- ;\u25a0; .
GOOD Japanesp wants position as cook or 'at
•, \ house work ma; f am Uy. ' X ATOr 1954 Buchan-
. - : an st. : --:*. Vft\s?s?&tt!&ftM&d&KltWfMßßliA
FIRST; CLASS plumber wants \u25a0 work \u25a0 by day or
. . contract, x Box 1552. ; Call office.
POSITION; as dish, washer; $6 a week. Box 1545,
'• \u25a0- Call '\u25a0 of flee." - ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0! •.:--.•',- • • , .
"V- SANTAX CRUZ - ; EMPLOYMENT fe£j
;IF you want ' work of \u25a0 any; description, male or
: ; female. ; write *to rj. W. McCUISTON, 266 Pa-
-ciflcav.; Santa Crnz. . »' . .
; v HELP WAXTEDu- Female -;;--'-;'i'
WANTED— Young women to learn telephone : op- I
,: crating:, paid ; while learning; salary - increased
after ? first * two .weeks and; further Increased ,
•: after, work 'becomes efficient ' - :.
Daily. - luncheons t furnished* freej and rest
. rooms , with :' matron , In \u25a0 attendance. ./.] ' \u25a0
'\u25a0\u25a0:. ;\u25a0\u25a0 Permanent .; positions; good chance for ad-
vancement. \u25a0 Apply . to \u0084--. \u0084 ' «;-.' '-..-»-•
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.,
; Traffic ' Department, Fell - and Scott sts.
GIRLS TO SEW ON SHIRTS: SPECIAL AT-
. JENTION PAID TO LEARNERS : --- PAID
WHILE LEARNING; CLEAN WORK AND
• STEADY EMPLOYMENT AT- GOOD WAGES;
GOOD TRADE AND EASILY LEARNED;
THE MOST MODERN ANDCLEANEST,FAC-
TpRY ON THE - COAST. APPLY TO WIL-
LIAM HINDSHAW. . CARE LEVI STRAUSS
& CO.. CORNER CLINTON PARK AND VA-
-;LENCIA (BET. 13TH AND 14TH). .;. •
OUR \u25a0 NEW FACTORY BUILDING. WHICH IS
. THOROUGHLY LIGHTED. VENTILATED
\u25a0 AND HEATED.'- IS NOW READY FOR OCCU-
gAN'CY; -EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERI-
K^CED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
WANTEDiOX OVERALLS: GOOD PAY;
STEADY WORK ; PAID WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. VALENCIA BET.
13TH AND 14TH. APPLY MR. DAVIS.
" ' \u25a0 \u25a0' ' ' \u25a0\u25a0 ' '•••.» -. AAA A A \u25a0\u25a0 . " \u25a0 \u25a0
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON "STAND-
ARD SHIRTS," -i "BOSS OF THE ROAD"
OVERALLS, ENGINEER COATS, BAR
TENDER COATS, COTTONADE PANTS.
STEADY WORK. BRIGHT GIRLS TO
LEARN. PAID WHILE. LEARNING. NEW
FACTORY NOW OPEN. STANDARD SHIRT
-FACTORY. GOUGH AND GROVE STS.
WANTED— Young lady pianist and saleslady la
music department;, she must be a first class
reader, 1 , capable of playing all the popular mu-
sic at j sight (others save , stamps) ; state age-,
: : residence and experience. If any. Address
CHAS.B.: PAYNE; 1013. Washington st, Oak-
\u25a0'\u25a0 land;r"-//>. "-. ;''i:;:-/-; ' \u25a0 '\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0 "".
WANTED — A , lady : to :• represent a corporation
-.: ; which r has -a : remarkably ? fine ' and - agreeable
proposition for ; the. masses. < Can make - from
\u0084; $50 to i $^iOO ! per • week, according to ability.
Call \u25a0on- or address Sales Manager. . 306 San
Pablo ay.. Oakland, . , •\u25a0.
W A NTED— N. \u25a0D.J G. .W:; several ladles, not un-
/der 22 years of. age; for employ-
. naent; excellent income assured; first class ref-
erences required.": Apply tomorrow. 107 Delbert
block; -i Van Ness ay. and O'Farrell >st; ( : f-
WANTED — Experienced Balesladles ;* for . various
departments; • ribbons, hosiery, •• muslin under-
. wear, laces - and neck wear. ; .'Apply :, superln-
\u25a0 tendent's; office, v the k Emporium. \u25a0. ...- ,'. . ,\u25a0\u25a0 - ,
WANTED — G Iris for otflce ".: work ; check office i
experience - preferred.' VApply; snpertntendent's
••' of flee . between 9 and 11, Hale 8r05.," Inc., 6th
•;• "and Jiarket • sts. v;-;:-'* \u25a0> \u25a0-- > ~ -v. . -.'\u25a0*.;\u25a0
WANTED— Experienced wrappers. Apply Supe,r-
\u25a0intendent's "office, -between and 11 o'clock
a. ~m.. • HALE -BROS.', Inc.; --, 6th *" and - Mar-
:..tet.iti.V'.".;.'y,-:,'."---Vi.,:-..'. ;,.\u25a0',\u25a0'.-.
A— Saleslady . D i for \ I grocery.' g department ; I per-
. manent .position.' Apply 'superintendent's of-
\u25a0 flee, .The Emporium.: >,i ..: .... . . ;\u25a0:-
ANY : Intelligent > person may \u25a0 earn - good • Income
: V correspond. , for newspapers: exp. i unnec.'- Send
for >partle;- Press Syndicate, Lock port. N. Y.
ALTERATION hands ; steady work for \u25a0 compe-
tent. help; i apply at once; we're.bnsy. S." N.
WOOD ; & CO.. Flllmore and Ellis sts. .-' ;
WANTED— A 'neat woman as cook and to assist
in general housework; state I wages I and refer-
" ences. ; Address Box 1324, ; Call, Oakland. "
WANTED— Governess for 2 boy*; references re-
\u25a0' quired. 'Communicate with MRS.'G. W; HEL-
\u25a0 MAN C JR., San Lcandro. Cal. \ \u0084 ." \u25a0••: \u25a0':'-\u25a0\u25a0
HELP wanted in our bunhellng department: ap-
' ply •at once. V S. N. -WOOD & . CO., \u25a0 Flllmore
; ; and Ellis sts./ ,. _ - , .
LADIES • looking i for help - call at the Mission
. : employment - agency. 1 -; 3522 20th st., \u0084 above
Mission. ...•,-:.'- , : -. '-., ."'','.'\u25a0 y.''
GIRLS '. for I housework : call \u25a0 at '. the • Mission • Em-
ployment : -Agency, \u25a0 3522 **. 20th * st., , above
\u25a0 I Mission. '; ..- 1 * ,-"-• : . : , : AiSl^^W^.'UfeiS.naJ^Btijß
EVERYBODY-^Profltable -vacation; " pick \u25a0hops.
• HORST,' 2339, Mission St., 1228 ; Finmor* , St.;
\u25a0\ open daily. - '. ; "•-;:..:\u25a0\u25a0 ,;- ; . ". \u25a0 -*\u25a0.
WANTED— Teacher ' for. district ischooL" Address
BOYNTON.: First . ; National ; Bank t building,
v; Berkeley ;V<. •;>.;\u25a0- . ".;. ': '.;.;s;v;.' . '\u25a0:,_.,-./ , : / \ : ;\u25a0
MAN. and wife for ranch .work : also \u25a0 woman : for
general housework. \u25a0\u25a0 Apply ! 912 . Devlsadero J st;
FUR operators and finishers; good wages; 4ftady
; posldons. ; LOFSTAD & EVANS." 1652 California.;
MADERIAn School ; -, of .; Military, i Altona.'*; SW. J
;\u25a0; cor.'- Bush , and : Buchanan ; apartment ' 7. -,~^- v,
WANTED-^-Mlddle aged woman for light house-
iwork.; 4240; 18th .'at.; * above V Castro. ??; -
WANTED— Ladies to : have CORSETjf \u25a0 made to
' order; $2.50 up.;- 509 Laguna st. ,? ~ : V-; "z : .-
; WANTED— Young \u25a0". lady j who . ' understands \u25a0" mas-
, ; sage,', at i 2446 Washington ; st. -. . : : ' * . ,
WANTED-rGtrl'-,' for "'general" housework and
:?; cooking.^; 1824 : Buchanan ; st. .-.^ -" • .
THIS ad ! and BOc will : give you i cabinet photos.
• DONNEL.', 2262 Mission St.; . , ; . .
i FIRST i class /. lady -. canvasser. > 3522 ' 20th st.
,i; above; Mission. \u25a0-;\u25a0:; •.-;;•'.:. v . •
GlRL, wanted for. general housework; wages $20.
> 668 Castro st. ;?*.. t: :; : -„•\u25a0 .--•• - :f:: f : /: n -.- • -.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
EXPERIENCED girl Z for \u25a0\u25a0 bakery. - 1794 - Halght
;'rt.'-'"'-- -\u25a0 ••:\u25a0-'.'-\u25a0-•-•\u25a0\u25a0•;\u25a0•-\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0-.-..; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0••\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0.-•.-.-
I '\u25a0".,;-;'.; BARBERS^AND^StTPPLiES^- ":\u25a0. • "
BARBERS, V now! is fyour ichance-^-We \u25a0 wHrcl<^se
i* out \u25a0a , few,; pieces ' of ; uncalled \u25a0 for . grinding * for
J ): the., price j of ; work \ done; ! 4 ; dosen - Franz \u25a0 pre-
• r pared-*swatyi hones,"; regular _»prlce $1, v sale
r" : price 50c ; - some \u25a0 odd \u25a0• sizes of several • styles
5: r of i barbers' *g coats," your choice " 50c ' each ; hair
Vj brushes, "i7sc \u25a0 quality; .- - for v - 60c : i also -a i few
'/• horeshlde • Shell strops, : while they ; last."' at 25c
• ; each. \u25a0 r Call - \u25a0 early , and - select i~ the ' ; best.
DECKELMAN BROS.; Inc., barbers' supplies.
;\u25a0 162-164? Turk ; st, -:.> ?\u25a0 \u25a0-.. ;'-.• ' . \u25a0 --->;.:-;:
BARKER'i chairs $s "monthly. ,\ • • . ,
'^Barker:, vibrators $5 monthly. -*v ' . •\u25a0.
\u25a0y Barkers portable \vlbra tors. <» $4 L '<
Old chairs of , all makes cheap. i-.^.' \u25a0•.\u25a0,. \u0084\u25a0--
*.,68 2d hand Koken 'hydraulic? chairs cheap. '
: r: , .;-,;•-<' JAMES BARKER..
.-MR. DRAKE, Mgr..
. 1618-1620 Franklin St.- near Pine. "
FOR f sale— Barber \u25a0'• shop.'-.'; cheap ; »• good \u25a0 average
£." : business Trent $15; selling account, poor healui.
>/ Address F.I H. i R.",* Call ; agency, 4 San Jose.-;.' -."-•,-?
WANTED— First ; class t porter . T for * barber ; shop."
.' $15per week; none but a first class man need
'ii apply.^4ll i Devlsadero. \u25a0\u25a0* ;;;. h't^-y-^i-'c? \u25a0 '": \' : \u25a0\u25a0
WANTED— Good 2 or i 313 1 chair barber shop , with-
\*f in i6O k miles tof ii San '- Francisco. Address box
v;ilsss;iCall!offlce.f>-;: I :>':.v. l » i .v,;.-;; c -,v. /> x - .-;j ;^-v
WANTED-r-Flrst I class | barber I and I manicurist;
; : • best i terms. ;v Kirk : Slaving ; Salon." 1836 j Halght.
GOOD i barber I wanted \u25a0 steady. I $20 1 and I commis-
sion ;, call early. 4 : o'Farrell st. near Market.
BARBER iWanted : at*; 2789 '\u25a0_ Folsom ' sf. near 24th!
FißSTtCLASSvbarberJwanted. ,1152' Market stT
FOR : sale-^A* 2 ', chair barber shop, running I for S
;|y ears; ;6- living rooms;; cheap. < 2882 25Ui st.
FOR I sale^-Two i barber 5 chairs i and s m Irrors. al-
jsf most j new : | cheap;*/ Inquire : at \ 622 j Front \u25a0 stASic
FI RST ; CLASS ; barber ] wanted ; '\u25a0 steady^ Job ; ' short
,- % hours ; ; no i Sunday .J work.'&. 81 , Sacramento • st. :. ';>.
FIRS a 1a 1 ; CLASS ! barber wanted : ' good wages ; '\u25a0 short
|g hours ; % no ; Snndayiwork.li 222 j Market \ st. /;
BA RBER ? wanted. -\u25a0>. steady ; S evenings. :'i Saturday
f<? and i Sunday.'^ 256 ; Noe s st. j j? near] Market; C->-^4
FORisale^-2 j chair I shop;smust :be - sold; at lonce
tfj on'accoont r ot; sickness.'; 2243^ ; Sntter, sf^gjSA
FOR? sale— Half j part jof I barber I shop lor whole;
: ; t«^Jbas^eas,--B^;223^^CM,_ow^ ; -'.'. ' - -\u25a0 \u25a0-,
BARBERS AXP $PPPMES-CwtlawJ
$1.200—4 ' chair,' barber/ ship,' for £"sale";- centrally
« i located. *<\u25a0 busy- street : ; good business : low .rent .
\~ exceptlonaUy - ; good I*""* 1 : arBt^i*'?, i tm^*
- Particulars with COLEMA.V. 123. . McAllister.
GOOD'barber for Wednesday, ; Saturday, and Sun-
\u25a0 day; wages $10/ 1215 Point Loboa ay.
W A NTED-^-At ., once : first class manicurist ; _ best
'-\u25a0; of tenns.^ Leldesdorg and Halleck sts.
WANTED — First class barber ; for Wed., : Sat.,
; SunJ«y:jwageB'sl2.;^lS-'>5 i ;rn»o'< "t. v .
GOOD live barber wanted at the Frisco shaving
- . parlor. .1406 Turk • st.;; cor Flllmore. a - ,
FIRST CLASS barber, wanted: no other need ap-
' ply. y'\ . 1712 Lacuna ; st. . near • Sntter. *•_\u25a0'\u25a0:\u25a0: '
BARBER wanted steady. 242 A Sth st.
GOOD r barber: $18 and percentage; steady.
: : 1942 ' Devlsiclero \u25a0 st. cor. California. '
FOR sale — 3 chair barber shop, cheap: good loca-
tion. Box 1321. Call. Oakland.
BARBER tn rent store: .rent reasonable; opposite
\ Labor , temple. , 248' Guerrero st. - : .
GOOD barber ; wanted evenings/Saturday and
.Sunday. .1304 yj Valencia st. '
FIRST ; CLASS ; barber - wanted: wages $20 and
commlsgion.T.;lS2o Post st.'. . . '
2 ' CHAIR' shop; for - sale at your own price. 665
Gongh st. near McAllister. \u25a0 .
FIRST CLASS. barber for Wednesday and Sat-
urday; .2356 ; Mission i st. '.
GOOD ba rber . wanted : \ steady ; ' $1S guaranteed.
: E. -POST.- Salinas. CaL-.'.
BARBER wants - steady position In Oakland.
Phone Oakland 6812. • :
GOOD barber wanted ; steady. • 1942 Devlsadero
" cor. California. -: . :., . - ..<
2. GOOD, barberm • wanted • for steadj. 1207
Scott st. \u25a0-'\u25a0.>. - ..: .
WANTED— Good barber, . $18 . and percentage.
WANTED— A good barber. 2313 SanU Clara ay..
1 Alameda. - Aqg^wtgß^Bsg^'jtWßltllMili*
GOOD barber, wanted. -2954 16th st. near
Mission.' . "
FOR sale— Barber shop. 2433 24th st. near Ver-
m ont." - \u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0 ? ••-, . ..,.\u25a0\u25a0 \u0084 \u25a0 \u25a0 '
-•.-. r HELP. WANTED-lMale .
AT COSTIGAN A CO.'S Employment Agency.
.4 and 6 Fell st.. opposite 10th st.
Phone Market 2099.
. WANTED— TODAY.
w_ ' \u25a0• FR EE FARE. .
Extra; gang foreman, south, $3.25 day.
Section foreman, south, free fare. $90.
/„ ' ,: FREE FARE— SANTA CRUZ;
15 miners. Laurel and Wrights, : $00 mo.
15 hammermen and drillers. $90.
- 25 muckers -and laborers. • $67.50.
:FREE FARE— SOUTH.
« section hands, Salinas district; good wages.
45 section hands, San Luis Obispo; go today.
45 section, hands, Santa Barbara district.
FREE FARE— NORTH.
. ' \u25a0 SHIP DAILY. "
GRASS LAKE— OREGON— GRASS LAKE.
BO trackmen, spikers. . strappers, $2.65 day.
\u25a0•_, FREE FARE.. -
t-EMOORE AND ROSSI— BELOW FRESNO.
60 trackmen, spikers. strappers, $2.65 day.
'i.\." FREE FARE.
SANTA CRUZ-S. P. CO.— SANTA CRUZ.
60 trackmen., spikers. strappers. $2.65 day.
\u0084,: FREE FARE.
MAYFIELD AND MOUNTAIN VIEW. .
Teamsters. 52.50: laborers. $2.50.
_ \u25a0 LOOK— FREE FARE— LOOK.
Cars . to sleep In: . stove furnished.
15 Greeks together; board yourself: $»75 day.
\u25a0 i° ,9 reeks °* Italians together: section: $1.75.
Italians, Austrlans. Greeks, Spaniards; call,
' see. --:,;:.• • . \u0084 * '
FACTORY WORK— STEADY WORK.
BO laborers. Inside and outside work; large
factory, close to city; board and room hotel:
.no blankets required; splendid place; $67.50
to $ 1 5. * * \u25a0. : * .: . --.--\u25a0
_ - FARE ADVANCED. ;
20 teamsters, new railroad, close. $75.
• WAGON TEAMSTERS.
15 wagon teamsters, fare 15c. $75;
BOARD YOURSELF— CLOSE.
23 Greek or Hindoo laborers. $«O.
FREE FARE— NORTH.
JS2 laborers together, board themselves. $60. /
100 Italians. Truckee district, extra gang, $60.
FREE - FARE— FOREMEN
Track foremen, $30 to $105 to $120 month.
Rock foreman, $90 to $120.
Section foremen, north,- south, east. $90 mo.
\u25a0Extra gang foremen, north, east, south. $105.
Machinists, sawmills, lathe work. $3.50.
• 20 blacksmiths, city, country, different wages.
FREE FARE— SAWMILLS-^ANY PLACE.
6nlp to all sawmills— Free fare— Boat dally.
SHIP TODAY.
- LOOK— HALF FARE— LOOK. " .
M'Fare— U Fare— s4— Ship Monday.
BOCA. RENO. SPRING GARDEN.
\u25a0Western Pacific R. R. Co. — Go today.
53 machine miners, long Jobs. $4 day.
55 chnck tenders or helpers, $3.50 day. l
65 laborers or mnckers. $3 day. -\u25a0
- • - - Fare Paid— Close to City.
: 10 drillers. $2.75: 10 muckers. $2.50.
3 blacksmiths, $3.50; horse shoer. city. $4.
Man and wife, cook and helper. -sawmill com-
pany, see boss.' city; long, steady Job; $63 fd.
10 laborers. Shasta Co.. R. R. graders. $67.50.
J Free Fare — Mendocino County— Ship today.
: 10 extra gang laborers. long Job. $40 and fd.
FREE FARE— ROSEVILLE— FREE FARE.
60 Italians, work around R. It. yards, $60 mo.
Boat sails to Mendocino county today.
FREE FARE— MENDOCINO CO.— FREE!.
25 laborers, yards, mills, woods. $40 and fd.
, FREE FARE SANTA CRUZ CO.— TODAY.
6 carpenters, $3; 6 helpers,. $2.25 day.
Free fare, close to city, carpenters. S. P.'
- LOOK^-CITY 'AND CLOSE TO CITY.
22 laborers, close to city,. free fare. $2.50 day;
15' laborers,, city,' board yourself. $2^5 day. -
20 laborers, city, board $5 week. $2.50 day.
Laborers, > city, board company. $5 week. $2.25.
BOAT. SAILS. TO. MENDOCINO TODAY.
-Time keeper, carpenter gang, free fare; $2.50.
2 assistant fo.emen. switch work. $3.50.
10 laborers. .Sacramento. $C 0 a month.
6 rock foremen, i fare $5;. $350 day
General - blacksmith.* $75 ; and .found . -,
• ' . ; \u25a0 2 ." tool sharpeners. ; $65 > and , found. -'
.50 Italians,- Austria ns. free : fare. \u25a0 $67.50.
ANDRE'S * office. 957 Franklin st.-nr. 9th — 1
waiters : for. resorts (springs),' fare paid, $30
. and $35; 4 extra waiters for, the, fourth of July,
country. $3 a day, fare:. head waiter, lnstttn-
.- tion, - $35; • waiter • for ; nurses' hall.- hospital,
• $25; chef and 2nd cooks, country. $110 and $90;
\u25a0 bar keeper/ $l5 a week and -.board:, 2nd cook.
Institution. $65: farmer. $35 and found. -\u25a0 -
WANTED — A number of experienced carpet lay-
' . ers; must be strictly, first class, . steady and
-, sober; permanent Jobs to good men; no others
needapply. • W.& J.> SLOANS k. CO., Van
-•Ness-iv. and Sntter > st. ', \u25a0
MEN and boys wanted to learn : plumbing, brick-
- - laying, •. plastering and ' electrical trades; posl-
. tions secured ; free *. catalogue ; .' day and - night
classes: visitors welcome. Coyne Trade Schools,
' , Bth \u25a0 and Tehama sts..- S. F., and New York. •
I MADE $50,000 in five years In the mail order
business; .began : with $5: any one can do - the
work home In spare time; send for free book-
let; tells how : to ' get . started. . "> Manager, box
. 810.Lockport. N. Y. '; "_>-'.• . ,
WANTED^-Boy. bright and active,' over 16, who
desires to learn -a: mechanical 'trade: mnst
. , show \u25a0 certificate : from a technical school; - ua-
. . usual-opportunity for a steady boy to advance.
; 679-581 - Howard st. v .
A— Wanted, - i an . - experienced -• £ salesman - for
draperies, .'dress - goods, silks , and - wash ; goods
' departments. -, Apßf Superintendent's office,*
.The ; Emporium .- . \u25a0. : -\u25a0 . -. \u25a0
WANTED — First class edgerman familiar wit*
;; v 'Allis'» table edger; , first class setter familiar
. with ' Prescott ; steam . set : works. . Address La
Molne Lumber and Trading Co., La Molne, Cal.
GOOD - Job ' solicitor , who knows ' the • local trade
: can '\u25a0- buy : an \u25a0\u25a0 Interest in a fine i business ; ; tne-
:.- ehanlcal . plant the best; splendid opoorttmlty;
: owner has other interests. - Box 2299, : Call. - ;
.WANTED-^- Young * ; man » •\u25a0\u25a0 for • , assistant book
keeper and .general office; work In .wholesale
..house;- state -experience > and -salary 'expected;
.. references. : Box . 2213, '\u25a0 Call office. :
WANTED — Man Ito j grub out I trees I and I take las
*~- pay; credit . on > first .payment on .lot; l lota $325
up.*. on » easyr payments. , J." P. \u25a0; GARDNER.
-463 10th St.. Oakland. -..'.' ;'.--- ..-.:- •
COAT - MAKERS, '\u25a0 pants. - vests, c can ' hay* large
.' back I shop; .with.- motor- power; 'gas.:* electric ;
all • tools \u25a0 complete *for,- work.r. 1032 \u25a0 Ellis • st!
/"\u25a0' near . Van Ness ay.; V .; -•" - / . - - -\u0084 , - , -
INVENTORS-^-Sonntag's 5 Patent Agency. s solicit-
ors of patents.*i attorneys -in ; Washington.' etc '
1122 Market opposlts 7th. Phone Market 2992.
ANYi intelligent : person ; may \u25a0' earn : good .income
,-.„ correspond.' for. newspapers; exp.'iunnec. .: Sen.t
- f or \u25a0: partic.- Press ; Byndlcate.l Lockport.^ N. ,Y.
MEN and .women to learn the barber trade; yo«
i ' earn : from' $7/ to ; $9 \u25a0 pcr 4 week 'while learnlnzi
catalogue '. free,-- ' Moler's '.College, v 8 ' Fell st. :-i \u25a0
A— Bright ; boy i wanted. * from : 18 to IS years , of
'-' age.v: to r assist In "> stock ' room." 'Apply s Super-
v-. intendent's ? office, Th« '> Emporium. • * ; -
A-^-Young man t to ; work : In stock room. Apply
.;\u25a0 Superintendents' offlc*. .The , Emporium. .
.WANTED— Ladies ' and; gentlemen to rent rooms
: : at 3377 , 26th Ut.' near ; Mission; $1.75-$3.50 wk.
i WANTED— SOO » men to eat f our * celebrated , 15c
:i; meal. 11th st.; ; White Palace.^ , •
BUSHELMAN— AppIy. S.^N.- WOOD 4 CO.; llta
,'\u25a0 and «Washlngton : sts..-j Oakland.
NEWAWESTERN.? 1124 i Howard ' st.-COO single
; rooms.^ 25c ;; $ 1.50 week < npward. '\u0084.., ; . -;:.
CEMENT^flnlaher.forsmaH'Job'at new buildlns
: - Jackson j st.^ near; Hyde. .?. ; . , .;'
HOT; baths,'* 20c.', > 31S0 16th " st. - between Guer-
r^rerojandiVal«ncla."rr,;:-^^:
600 •• PAIRS x second " hand, shoes; 75c up. - 29
,-^4Uiist»\; .:; "'.\u25a0-;*"- " '.V: "\u25a0 ' -'. ,
HEtPiWAXTED— MaIe— Conthined
MrrtRAY.'A READY. " -L.,1.
Leading ' Employment and" Labor Agents, wniio
- Palace Hotel Building; _ .
11th and Market st». ' '\u25a0\u25a0' San Francisco.
• - • Phones UTfi' and 657. \u25a0 .
' BPANCIIFS AT
6th' and - Franklin' sts.. 'Oakland; - phone 7361
• " - Oakland. . ,
127-129 Sonth Los Angeles st.^ Los Angei««-
READ READ READ
" YOUR JOB IS HKRE
Wanted at Once •
"Over lO.Ono men to fill positions In •"P";'
of California.. Oregon, v Washington. >**•«?;
FREE FARE^ 0 " 10 WOKK FKEE FARE
FREE FARE FOR ALL_ •
; SHASTA AND "SISKIYOH COUNTIES AM>
BORDERS OF OREGON. .;' .
. 2.500 laborers, drillers, teamsters.- tnnnel
men. carpenters. blMrltsmltfcs. etc.. »>»"
$2.25 to $4 day. FREE FARE. „„__,.
FREE FARE AND BOARD YOURSKLVKS
1.500 Greaks. ItaUans. Austrians. Mexican*
and Spaniards for railroad work; wa.es
$67.50 to $82.50 a month. \u0084_..
WORK ON THK WESTERN PACIFIC ,
2.000 laborers, drillers, teamsters, foremen,
etc.. '. $67.50 to $150 s month. - - _
BEAUTIFUL SANTA CLARA VALLEY
FREE FARE AND SHIP D.VILY.
Teamsters and laborers, $73 a cvwitn.
MAYFIELD AND MOUNTAIN VIEW.
25 teamsters for each place, $75. „.„-
GRASS GRASS GRS g*
LAKE . LAKE L.\KE
''\u25a0- 600 laborers, teamsters, drillers. . carp«'n- #
ters. blacksmiths, etc.. $57.50 to $120 a month.
OTIIKR RAILROAD ORDERS
received - daily for SanU Crnz. • Santa Bar-
bara, Fresno. , Bakersfield aad "Sacramento
divisions. \u25a0 '."".-. \u25a0
REMEMBER— FREE FARE TO ALL.
. , MCRRAI & READY, .
llta and Market sts.
COME HOME— COME HOME-
TO SLEEP.
600 SINGLE ROOMS. 600 SINGLE ROOMS.
. 25 CENTS PER NIGHT. $1.25 PER WEEK,
" . LNCLUDING BATH, v
Coffee served free to each roomer betweer>.s
. a. ni.-anrl 8 a. m. . \IJ.
FACING AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHOKE
--*'•\u25a0\u25a0;.• R. R. TERMINAL.
OCR -OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSJi.
11TH. MARKET AND MISSION STS.
SPECIALS FOR TODAY.
."\u25a0-\u25a0. ' MECHANICAL.
Electrician, fare • 13c. -. factory. $3.50 dayi \u25a0
sticker hand. city. $5 day; carriage painter.
Oakland. $4 day: tlnsmlta. factory, fare -lot-.
$4 day: .2 millwrights, fare OOc. $3.50 to
$-*.oO day; wood turner and molder. .countfy
planing mm. free fare. $3.50 day; camp
blacksmith for Bakenfleld. free fare. $73 and •
found; camp blacksmith, close by. $3.50 day:
. camp blacksmith's helper. $45 and found; 3
repair machinists, fare paid. ' $3v30 day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
6 men for hay press, close by. $2 day and
found; elevator man for city, $30 and found;
sausage maker, fare 50c. $15 week; cattleman
for stock ranch. $35 ana found: 3 machine
miners, south. $3.25 day; 3 hand miners, $3
day. • ...
- OX TEAMSTER.
Ox teamster, lumber company, north. $70 an«l
found; farmer and wife, near by. $00 aod
found; 3 tanbark , peelers, fare 50c. $43 anrt
found; 2 attendants for government Instttn-
tlon. near by. $30 and foond: coachman. Naps*
county. $35 and found; cake baker, fare $1.25.
Jli week; 15 stablemen, city and country. Jobs*
as buggy washers, barneys cleaners, hostlers,
etc.. $60 to $90 and $35 to $60 and fonnd.
2 bouer makers, mmc. north. 43c hour:
plumber, city. $6; - 2 donkey engineers^ss
month: diver, fare 10c. $6 day; ' diver's
nelper. $2.50; cleaner and pre«ser. $100 month;
lanndryman for government ln«tltutlon, $40- fd.
\u25a0 „„„. NOW FOR THE
LUMBER MILLS AND LOGGING CAMPS.
DON'T WAIT BUT SHIP TODAY.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
Men for all classes of help m the woods, yards
and mills; bis wages for all. See boss here.
MENDOCINO COUNTY
800 men for Jobs as tree fellers. ti» makers; \u25a0 ,
swampers, lumber pliers, bark peelers, mill
hands, etc.: wages $40 to $85 anrt found.
_ HELP ALSO WANTED
For the lumber companies In Shasta. Sonoma.
Tuolumne, SanU Cruz. Calaveras and El Dorado
counties. Ask about them.
\u0084.-. LUMBER WORK.. SOUTH-
10 "osscut sawyers. $50 and fd: 2 tar loaders,
, El Dorado co.. $60 and fd.. fare paid.
_ , MINERS.
364 miner*, mnckers. laborers for gold, silver,
copper and coal mines, quarries, tunnels,
rock cnts. etc. wages $67.5<> to $120 a month.
LOOK — TELL EVERYBODY
COO FIRST CLASS ROOMS.
WHITE PALACK HOTEL.
. NEVER CLOSES. * «
„,» °2! : 'ISc1 Sc * n< * 91 day. inclnding baths.
250 ROOMS FOR MECHANICS. ETC. $2 50.
PER WEEK. INCLUDING BATHS.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL. \u25a0
.".. ! UTH, AND MARKET STS. \,
vw" MACHINISTS. -
31 city and country. - shops and
factories, wages $3.50 to $3.
-MISCELLANEOUS HELP.
SO laborers to help carpenters and general •
labor work on bulletins* being erected by a
frel'f CC ° mPanT ' g °° d iOt> ' * 75 * mon "» and
450 hands for dairy farm, and ranch "work.
wages $35 to $30 and fonnd. .
cooks. Waiters, bakeks, dish
WASHF.RS.
834 , positions in hotew. restaurants aad
¥?n? n t 35 1° $6 ° and fonnd; for bakers. $13 to
•20 week r dish washers. $30 to $50 and fd.
ic^ o*l0 * 1^ 011 / f0 I men *»*\u25a0 wives;. wages $50 to
. »<h> and foond. • — \u25a0 -
THOUSANDS. OF OTHER JOBS. *
; -v ; MURRAY \u25a0 A READY.
- '\u25a0 11th and Market sts. .
WANTED— S3,OOO to $10,000 yearly easily raad«
In ,the real estate . business; no capital re-
«jnlred; we, will teach you th* business -by
mail, appoint yoa special representative of
***™ n K ' "«*! e»tate company, list with 90a
readily salable properties, co-operate wita and
assist yon to a permanent success; a thorough
- commercial law course free to each representa-
tive: write f0r. 62 page book tree: it will ba
«pre_to Interest yon. - THE CROSS COM-
PAXY. 735 Reaper block. Chicago.
WANTED— 3 partners with $300 each to go tn
s._America; men wlta some engineering, lnm-
bertng and agricultural experience; biz tortnn* *
awalts i the right • parties; must b* r«ady to
1 """ ** "^
' * ' » ~ - -> -
WANTED— Nursery salesmen in th* best frntt
paid: outfit furnished free; cash advanced
weekly or expenses. Address. . wlta r«fer-
ences. OREGON NURSERY CO?. . Salem. OtT
soon; _appllcatJon9 received -now;, barber trada
taught ; free. c,Temp. . address. Isg ShotweU »t.
\u25a0?^Sl E il tO , M » -tock of corporation;; grand'
- :. JWprtnalty. for right man; big money • qni»it
Call at room 213 Central bank bldg.. Oaklamtl
WANTED— A ~ first class florist wlta som« city
trade or a few hundred dollars, to work-in a
first class store. Address box 1544. Call offio* .
WANTED— Boy about 13 years old to do outsirf.
and 35c per night; $1.50 and $2 a week
F H^»'"««^^
STEADY dish washer wanted. 385 sta sL : '
on.w^o.-

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