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10
LAW AGAINST SULPHUR
DISCUSSED BY GROWERS
Executive Committee Given
Power to Deal With
the Question
HILGARD ; CRITICISED
H. P. Dimond Says the Pro
fessor Is Wrong in
His Theories
The committee of five named some
time ago at an Informal meeting of
the fruit growers and packers to out
line a plan of action in reference to
the ruling against the use of sulphur
in the drying of fruit met yesterday
in the office of Henry Cahen, 209 Cali
fornia street. It was resolved to leave
the decision of all questions affecting
the fruit Interests of the state with
the executive committee of the Fruit
Growers' Protective association that
was formed last week. The most Im
portant question before the committee
Is the attitude to be taken regarding
the handling of the fruit that had been
dried before the promulgation of the
new ruling. The apricots are ready
for the market now and the peaches
are being dried.
"We have seen 'It. A. Gould, chief
chemist of the pure food law, who, the
department said, would give us every
assistance," said Cahen. "He declares
his willingness to go out In the fleld
and make, the test, but how he i» to in
spect the crops of S.OOO growers, some
of whom have as much as 400 tons
of fruit, is not clear to us."
In discussing: the published statement
of Professor Hilgard of the state uni
versity that the sprinkling of fruit
trees and vines with sulphur was in
jurious, the committee is of the opinion
that he is in the wrong. "He speaks
of spraying of trees with sulphur,
which is quite another matter," said
H. P. Dimond. "It Is done to kill the
mildew, and If too much is spilled on
the roots of the trees it may kill
them. It cannot possibly affect ripe
fruit and has nothing to do with the
matter of drying fruit with the fumes
of sulphur. It is a pity that a man
who is supposed to be an authority
should cpeak on a subject of which he
is so grossly ignorant."
The fruit packers are Indignant at
the resolution condemning the use of
sulphur passed by the grangers in So
noma county and forwarded to Wash
ington. They declare that none of the
fruits that need curing with sulphur
are produced In Sonoma county, which
is a grape producing area.
MATES DISOBEY ORDERS
BEFORE BOATS COLLIDE
Neglect to Call Captains
When Danger Signals
Are Displayed
The rule of navigation, which pre
scribes that a sailing vessel has the
right of way over a Rteamer and that
the latter must change Its course in
order to avoid a collision with a ship
under sail, was conceded on both sides
In the investigation yesterday by;
United States Local Inspectors Bolles !
and Bulger into the collision between
the steamer Sonoma and the* two
masted schooner Advent. - !
The collision took place off the Men
docino coast shortly after 2 o'clock on
the morning of July 6. The Sonoma,
which prior to the accident had been
traveling at the rate of 13 or H miles
an hour, struck the Advent on the port
side, tearing away the bow, the two
masts and the sails of the schooner and
Inflicting damages unofficially esti
mated at from $15,000 to $20,000.
There was no disagreement in the
testimony as to the fact that the night
was clear and that the lookouts on the
respective vessels saw each other's
lights from 15 to 25 minutes before the
collision, and that the weather was '
calm. But it appeared that the mate
of neither vessel obeyed the - rule re
quiring them to call their captains
when a ship was sighted within a mile.
Third Officer W. C. Kenealy of the So
noma swore that he saw the* green
light of the schooner* off the port bow,
and that after watching it 1 for about
five minutes It suddenly disappeared
and the red. light took its place. He
then reversed the port engine and
slowed the starboard one. He was
swinging to port on the starboard helm
when the vessels came together. He
sent the watchman below for the cap- \u25a0
tain, but the collision occurred before I
the latter, N. E. Cousins, had time to
reach the deck.
.?*! asked the third mate why he
haj3n't called me sooner," testified Cap
tain Cousins, "and he said that he was
waiting to locate the light. I reminded
him of my orders to call me Immediate
ly when he saw a light."
Captain O. T. Olsen of the Advent
testified that his second mate called
him Just before the collision, although
the mate had been watching the steam
er's'Jlghts for 25 minutes. He, however,
would have kept on his course, as the
mate did.
„ The case was submitted.
THUG HELD FOR TRIAL
William Holland, a waiter, was held
for trial before the .superior court by
Police Judge Shortall yesterday on a
felony charge. He held up and robbed
William McHardy of 876 Grove street,
at We-bster and Hayes streets last Sun
day morning.
BIEETING NOTICES
iyOTUC lodge No. 21C. F. &a. M.— Z
Third degree THIS (SATURDAY) £\
EVENING at 7 o'clock ia King Solo- x/KV^
men's ball. 1739 Flllmore st Master /Qzf\
Masons cordially Invited. By ' order / \
cf the Master. J. R. GOLDSMITH."
• Secretary. \u25a0
PARNASSUS lodge. U. D.. F. & A. • "
M.. 12th ay. and I et. (Sunset).— z\
Third decree THIS (SATURDAY) "%%&*
EVENING. Master Masons invited.
. W. A. HOYT. Secretary. /-V \ 1
A REGULAR meeting of the Board of Medical
Examiners of the State of California will be
held TUESDAY, the 6th day of August. 1807,
: »t the *fnce of the Secretary. 1879 Sutter et,
. San Francisco, CaL. at 9 a. m.. for the pur-
pose of considering applications • for "certifi-
cates and such other bnsinen as may properly
come before. It. Applications for certificates
must be filed with the Secretary prior to July
23, i:*o7. The examination will take place in
Cooper Medical College, corner Sacramento and i
Webster sts.., San Francisco, August 6 7 and
6. 1907.' at 10 a. tn.
BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
CHARLES L. TISDALE. M. D., '
*SHB"tS((S a *(l Secretary.
Dated San Francisco. July 12. 1907.
ANNUAL MEETING — The regular annual meet-
ing of the utock holders of the MONTEREY
COUNTY WATER COMPANY will be heW
at the office* of tße company. No. 53 Clay st
Ban Francisco, ' CaL, on MONDAY. , July 20
1907.- at 11 o'clock a.- m.," for the purpose of
electing a board of directors to serve for the
raising year and for the transaction of such
other business as may come \u25a0 before the meet-
-«. Jog. Transfer books will be closed on Friday
July 26. 1907,. at 3p. m. W. a HiKNAa
Secretary. . . •,-:"-?
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS, ~~
P. PASQUALB CO..
1100 WEBSTER COR. TURK.
PHONE WEST 493.
A RMY. NAVY. SOCIETY GOODS. '
EBGALIAS, FLAGS. BANNERS,
BADGES. CAPS.
UNIFORMS.
ATTORHTEYS
ADVICE FREE— DIVORCES A SPECIALTY..
Quick. <julet; no charge unless successful.
- Collections, wills, 1 deeds, etc. ; detectiTes. *
Open • evenings. . LEGAL ASSOCIATION.
1363 Webster st cor. O'FarreU near Flllmore.
LOEWY & GUTSCH. attorneyg; now located at
8d snd SteTenaoa stg., Cal. Demokrat building.
HARRIS & HESS, attorneys at law. W. T. Hegg,
Notary Public. 2053 Sntter st nr. Flllmore.
ADVICE . FREE : ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS.
DlTorce costs $12; damages. ', collections. , All ;
. cases no charge without success; open even- !
tags. 1720 Flllmore st bet Post and Sutter. ;
. ROOM 4. FIRST FLOOR.' .
iA — DIVORCE; costs $12;. quick, quiet; advice
Tree; no charge unless successful; title to real :
estate restored; bankruptcy; probating of ea-
tateg; general practice. 1028 Market tt.. r. 12.
ADVICE free; divorce- costs $12: quick, direct;
tabor liens and collections; bankruptcy and at-
tachments. 2129 Flllmore nr. Sacra'to: - rm. 1."
COMPLETE divorce for $25; no delay; courteous
treatment: square dealing; pleas* see me first.
Room 3. 2036 Sntter st near Flllmore.
MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law. 1033 Gold-
en Gate ay. bet Laguna and.Bnchanan ats. .
" T "~"~~ ALF GROVES, ~~ S :'\u25a0•"
CALL BUILDING.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
a *pe-
clalty. 818 Monadnock bldg. ; tel. Temp. 372T.V
PUBLIC Stenographer— Rates reasonable. 1768
Halght st; phones Fell 13 and Page 6031.
Mabel B. Newman.pub. sten.. Hotel Dale, 1037
nilnore: man, ajid mlm. work done; rcm.
NOTARY PUBLIC
ADDIE L. BALLOD. formerly 707 Van Ness ay., •
removed to 1122 Market st. opposite 7th.
PENSIONS
PENSION Attorney E. A. RULLIS. 1541 Stelner
gt.; past commander Thomas post. G. A. B.
-' . '- :' ' \u25a0 " PATENTS' .'--'\u25a0".-
Dewey. Strong & Co. — Patents, caveats, trade-
- marks, infringements; guide to inventors, 100
mech. movemts. free. 1105 Mer. Ex. bldg., S.F.
CAKLOS P. GRIFFIN, patente, late examiner
P. S. patent office. 814 (Call) 0. Spreckels bid:
PATENTS gunraoteed; tandsome OS-page guide-
book free. E. S. Vrooman, box 40. Wash.. P. q
rRANCIS M. WEIGHT, formerly examiner V. S.
patent office. 025-927 Monadnock bldg.
DENTISTS i s
DRS. C. W. DECKER. " -
T. H. MORRIS, L. T. CRANZ.
SDRG EON DENTISTS,
1816 Sntter st. above Van Nees.
. . Rooms 1-2-8-4-5-9-10.
PAINLESS dentistry— Old established, honett
reliable; reasonable prices; perfect work; free
consultation. VAN VROOM, 1501 Flllmore st.
corner O'FarreH. '
DR. IRA G. LEEK— AH kinds of dental work.
615 Flllmore st near Oak.
BARTLETT. DR. D. GRANT, extracting gpeelal-
Ist; gag gWen. 2103 Flllmore. NW. cor. Cal.
NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS.
Dr.E. W. Perking. 1102 Valencia gt. cor. 22d.
DR. W. A. MEYER, form. \u25a0 Callaghan building,
now 2156 Market st near Church and 14tb.
DR. KNOX. dentist 1615 Fillmore st. formerly
Grant bldg.; all work first class; prices low.
C. W. RICHARDS, D. D. S., 205-6 Central bldg..
cor. Sutter and Polk, for. Mutual bank bldg.
DR. SIMMS, formerly Parrott bids.. 855 Market
at, now located at 1214 Polk cor. Bntter. r. 301.
DR. It L. WALSH, 872 McAllister nr. Lacuna.
Platinum Slllt;*. 50c; crowns. $5; plates, $7.
DR. H. CRAIGIE-^-Firet class dentistry at rea-
sonable prices. 601 Folsom rt cor. 3d. \u25a0
HILL. DR. LUDLUM. 1443 Market st. now at
432 Webster et near Oak; gas given.
DR. 3. 3. LEEK, • formerly 1126 Market now
824 Valencia st. between 19th and 20th.
. PHYSICIAN'S
DR. GERBER, naturopathlc physician, 1253 Oc-
taTia — Eye, nervous, chronic ills, diseases wo-
men; new methods; headach;; constipation. In-
dl get tlon. cross eyes, etc. Hrs. 11-2. West 4527
DR. WONG HIM. ! ~ ~~ •\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ~~"
HERB DOCTOR,
. Permanently Located V ";'•>..
12CS O'Farrell st. bet. Oongh snd OctaTia.
DR. FREDERICK W. D'EVELYN. permanynt
offlee Central bUg« NE. cor. Polk and Sutter
sts.; tel. Franklin 748; hours 1 to 3.
SEE MAIN CHY. \u25a0 ~~
Chinese Tea and • Herb Sanitarium.
- 719 Sacramento St.. San Francisco.
- DR. J. S. HANLON, ~~~~
Formerly Scoble Hospital, sow 629 Van Ness
aT.; tel. Franklin 15.
H. A. HESS," M.D. (Pacific Hospital surgeon)— l
to 3. 6 to 7:38. 749 Hares; tel. Market 2428.
DR. E. F. WEST, formerly of 511 A LeaTenworth
gt. Is now at 1115 McAlflster; phone Park 722.
DR. F. C. KECK returned and resumed practice,
cor. McAllister and Btelner sts. Hrs. 2-4 p. m.
XrRAY and Flnsen Light Laboratory,
BOft Stelner st comer McAllister.
OPPENHEIMER CURK FOR ALCOHOLISM?
\u25a0• - .-' 2085 MARKET ST.
DR. F. THOMAS (formerly Donohue bldg.) now
816 Turk st Tel. Franklin 1500.
DR. KARIN KLINT, 1066 15th st near Church;
2 to 4. 7 to 8. .-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
_^ ri _- AUTOMOBILES
FORD RUNABOUT.
4 cyl., baa top, 3 Inch tires,
and been ran 2 months only.
Owner can use the money to better j
advantage than the car; price $600.
•^ SEE THIS AT ONCE. -
PHENIX* AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE,
. 4Sth and San Pablo ay., Oakland. ;
AUTO CAR runabout. '06. almoet new. top $750
Light . touring car.' finest condition: snap. «75
Ford. 4 cyl. run about top, fast: bargain 60«
Reo, '06, tonrlng car,' best condition; buy 1' 700'
'05 Poo* Toledo, fast and fine:* bargain. 1,050
PHENIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE,
45th st and San Pablo ay., Oakland.
BUICK runabout, fine condition; used 4 months:
$800.- •-.-' .- . -.- \u25a0 . .;/.. -
4 cylinder Rambler. '0C; top ahd lamps;
good bargain at $1,400.
4 cylinder Wlnton, good condition: $1,400.
Howard Anto C 0. ., 404 Golden Gate at.
AUTOMOBDLB barraln; 1907 32 horsepower
touring car at half price: must sell 'o6 Frank-
lin, model X Winston and 2 Pope-Toledo touring
cars:. all In A No. 1 condition. F. O. REN-
BTROM CO.. 424 Stanyan gt
AUTOMOBILE bargains— Pope-Toledo Limousine
•06 Royal Tojrigt; 20 ; h> p. Franklin, and
others. Pacific \u25a0 Garage and Livery Co., ' Pa-
dfic ay. at Polk St.
AUTOMOBILES REPAIRED. : ; •- -".
LILIENTHAL BROST.' GARAGE. -
3178 21ST ST. PHONP MARKET 832.
B. H. MORRIS— AUTO BROKER.
1818-1620 Telegraph ay.. Oakland. CaL
" Phone Oakland 6747.
PULLMAN automobiles for \ immediate delivery
on exhibition at the salesrooms of the F.O.
RENSTROM CO.. 424 Btanyan st
NEW Universal Carburetors: ' positive \u25a0 guarantee
or money back. \u25a0 -L. H. *- B. L \u25a0;\u25a0 BILL, - 132
Valencia st
TIRES riEPAIREJD, ' :.-.\u25a0. • \u25a0
Stevens A Elklngton Robber C 0. .; 826 Polk st
AUTOMOBILE repairing: storsjre battery charg-
ing, repairing. I. L. DE JONQH. 448 Fulton.
SAN FRANCISCO VULCANIZING CO. 425
Valencia st Auto tire repairing onr specialty.
-AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING,
M. L^ Wllbert & Sons, 18th and . Mission.
WANTED — Good automobile in < exchange for
good mining stock. Box ' IS79, ' Call office. •
FOR sale — Half interest' in garage and 3 rent
cars. P. O. vbox 127. San. Mateo. Cal. .
AUTOMOBILES WANTED -
WANTED— Second hand anto. Call 3053 16th st
ARCHITECTS
N. HIRAKO,' Japanese designer and bulldlug
contractor.- 1821 Butter st; tel. West 7088.' \u25a0 -.
._ _ \u25a0 ' - ,-\u25a0;'_ ART' i GLASS ; -.. "
PLAIN.; leaded and fart /glass. N. HURRKLLT
212 Gongh gt between Oak yd Fell. 1 - ; , .-\u25a0
AA— California Art Glass ' B. •/*: C.« Works. 933
Howard st": Phone Temporary ' 1817. -• \u25a0'-;. -. \u25a0-.
.:* ANGLE " LAMPS -.
ANGLE LAMPS best lamps for reading."- BOESCH
LAMP CO ,T- Coast 'Agents.' 1135 \u25a0 Mission : atv -
— \u25a0- J f \u25a0 _^
HEALTHY baby . boy and girl; ; full \u25a0' surrender.
DR. . FUNKE'S-Maternity Villa, ; 1416 Bth st,
' Alemeda:.' .. ' ..-\u25a0-' • x"--- .. '\u25a0\u25a0". \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 ..':' . . ;; \u25a0\u25a0..:.\u25a0 \u25a0
ACc6uNTAjrrS--^Certlfled '•\u25a0 Public :\: \ ,
roiiw.'^ > BCCKSTELL^<Ca^rbuU*dtoEr*imm' : S08;'
'accounting systems; 'Investigations; \u25a0' audits. -. -
. DETECTiyES
MCCARTHY'S petectlTe ": Agency— Reliable j infoP
matton in civil and criminal affairs; legal and
S2?« m £ clal '**•• • communications ! confldsntial.
ISoa Fl ils? r *»," COT ' • Bddy.->-^ Phone -.Wegt 3078
.. THOS. MCCARTHY. ' Principal. •
THE SAN FRANCISCO iCALL ? >
BUSINESS CHANCES
$3.000— A DANDY- BARGAIN.': especially j for • a
woodr- coal.l hay : and ? grain I man:- as the l stand
. is \u25a0 first '\u25a0 class, in a • growing*' neighborhood:^ only.
2 \ short • blocks ; from \u25a0 South' Shore ' station : -' lot
' t is ' on ' northwest ' corner. 94x100,*; with \u25a0 building
In fine order;, suitable for above -business. -Look
at lt.^ as 1 It-will surely; be sold.: nnd quickly .
•ylt will bear Inspection and is DIRT .CHEAP."
. ' See :'McGLAUFLIN,:24O7? Santa' Clara Aye.,
Alameda. j (Sign 1. of ,- the * r; \ '• .;\u25a0;.
WANTED— 3 > partners - with \u25a0 $500 :' each to ; go r to .
''*'„ 8. 1 America ; men : with ' som« 1 englneerlng.v Inm-j
"berlng. and : agricultural experience; big fortune
awaits- the right ; parties; must* be ready- tv
\u25a0 leave " In \u25a0 about ?(5 - weeks. • -- AJdress : box 1550. '
: Call of Ocep. Flllmore . st -. - > .;; V-Tt --' '..'-: \u25a0'\u25a0%.
FOR saleicheap-— Restaurant, .111 Powell, st..;
James Flood bids.; cost $1,500. t0 furnish;
long lease, 1 ; low ; rent,-, fine . -.opportunity;* • fully .
equipped to start -Imslness:. must '• be sold this
week. V D. .A. CCRTIN. ; 323 Monadnock bldg.:
FOR I sale— 42s l shares . of j fine "capital stock iof m
} ' well paying electrical : machinery company; c*.
tablished;- 1901 ;-,' doings' a'^ flourishing, business::
1.175 shares issued; -five directors.: Apply' room
. 84. Marson building.; 1380 Sntter: st.
WOOD earring : and ' ornamental - planter nnd c»-
' ment •„ shops ; f benches. .tools. , all s kinds .of
£ models-large stock. -A splendid opportunity :«t
. a Tery low figure ;> cash "or easy" payments. 630
Hampshire ; st. bet 13th and 10th. " . ' • \u0084
FOR sale-r-The best restaurant In San Matco;;an
opportunity ; for"; a'; good >.. restaurant - man* or
woman ; a , thorough \ inspection ; accorded." • ** Ad-
. dress P. O. box 602. San Mateo.
FOR sale— Stable business In the busiest part of
- the mission ; large burn. \u25a037 ' stalls : -. 2 shops :
long :.- ground .>: lease; ? $2,000. ' Apply "Cspp,"
2007' Sntter vst cor. VFlllmore;--: ;\u25a0 .
FINE fruit ' store . doing \u25a0 a ; good business «t a.
. sacrl&ce ; fine horse ' and \u25a0 wagon ; \u25a0 must - sell on
account of sickness; price $450. -2729 20th st
near Bryant -\u25a0 :.:•-.-
FREE— The story of Wonder, \u25a0 the greatest mln-
Mng camp in NeTada; write today to Western
Mining Bureau, - 869 ; Broadway. . Oakland,':- CaL
LUMBER in any quantity (retailed at- wholesale
prices ; bay : direct ' from " the mills. - DOLAN
BROS. CO.. agents. I*Z» Market st \u25a0.:..< ,-.-.:-.- ' : \u25a0
$600— Cigar, store. BroadwaV. Oakland; full
value; •. cheap : rent; ' trn.*.e $15 to \u25a0 $25. Par-
tlculara'47o 11 th st. Qjikland.' . ; . . ; ;v
CREDITORS' sale of lumber: large, completely
stocked: yard' will be sacrificed.- Inquire 1829
Market et. : --;-\u25a0
HORSE SHOEING business' clears $150 - per
month; reasonable terms; ' retiring. \u25a074 Shot-
.well St .--.:..:..\u25a0 -;. ... ,"\u25a0-' . .-. \u25a0 .: . \u25a0\u25a0.;
$100 Invested now will. double In 4 months;. writ-
ten guarantee., R.F. WELLS,- 2301. Pine st/ ;
DRUG store,- for sale: best opportunity in the
city. "Address box 2669, Call. office. . :
MUSIC and i Tarlety.' store, for - sale - on , account
retlrlpp- from buslnesg. y2SB ; Noe st
HOAG press stock, for sale cheap; \u25a0 party j going
ea st R. F. WELLS. 2301 Pine St. ; '-. v.;
$250 buys half interest in oW established office
bnsiness. 470 11th st. Oakland.; \u0084
GOOD paying fruit 'store; must sell •on account
of slcknesa. 1478 Chnrch st. "'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 J
LODGING ' ROUSES FOR SALE
CRANDALIi. 1400 McAllister gt., buys and gells
furnished flats, ' lodging houses, i List with him
for -quick returns. • 1400 McAllister st v \u25a0
BAR- AND STORE ', FIXTURES
J. RUBEN — Office, store, bar fixtures, . show-
cases; all kinds woodwork. • -- 694 McAllister st. \
Standard Furniture & ' Fixture \u25a0 Mfg. Co. ; : estl- \u25a0
mates given. 851 Bryant at; phone Market 3724.
BRUNSWICK-BALKE COLLENDER ' CO.. .17-27,
Franklin st. nr. Market." Phone Special 1457. : ;
N. Y. FIXTURE CO.. bar, store, office flxturesi.
showcasea. grill work, etc. 8411 19th nr. Mission ;
CALIFORNIA ' Home Industry. '\u25a0: 214 Bth j st— Bar
and store fixtures, showcases ' always ! on hand.
J. MARTENSON makes office, store and bar flx-
tures. 218 18th st bet Mission * and ; Howard. 1
WILLIAM P. SICKE, saloon and store fixtures;
eastern prices: short notice. 304 Gongh st '
CANDY AND CAKE FACTORY
WE sell, wholesale • and retail. ; fine tea : cakes, |
ice cream* cornucopias. ' BENKYODA & r CO., :
1 833 Geary st- : phone West 7537. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0'.\u25a0 , j
CLAIRVOYANTS
TIIE STORY OF YOUR LIFE REVEALED.
Famous woman psychic • and palmist has
perfected a system \u25a0by : which she reads * your
life story.
. * Men and women mi all walks -of life dally
consnlt -. Mm «.*;. Craig.-"- permanently located lln
\u25a0 private. residence,'; 1 201 O'Fnrreir stv ' ' *.
If marriages, sickness.' death,*, changes, ' trav-
els. - divorces,: separation, ,law - suits.V business
.. transactions.-* wills.^ deeds, r mortgages.;: lost- or
\u25a0\u25a0 stolen property,'- hidden s treasures, lost ': or ' ab-
sentfrlends interest. you; Ifiyou .care to^know
what you should do. to besuccessfnl and whom
to avoid, when to buy and ' when to sell stocks,
etc;* If . . desire- -to; have . j-our domestic
! troubles removed, | your lost love restored. : your !
bitterest enemies converted Into stanch friends
— In a word, .whatever: may be your- troubles, 1
suspicions .or .desires, :. call, on "this i. gifted '
woman and she . will send ytm away happier,
\u25a0 wiser and bolder than: ever before.- .:
THE White Mystic of India. \u0084 . " .
ORMONDE, formerly 10 years on Market st: a
clairvoyant, with power; genuine, reliable, con-
sclent Ions ; past," present. \u25a0 future ; : business ad-
vice, , love, marriage.' divorce: removes eTil -in-
fluences; tells your:? full .name; .born In . the
orient with the power of > any 10. mediums;
readlnrs $1.- 1310 Devlsadero st between EIIU
and'O'Farrell.--.- •' \u0084; -\u0084
MISS ZEMDAR. younsr. gifted, cl air. and palm.;
I. have astonished thousands with my wonder-
fully correct \u25a0\u25a0 horoscope of t - their - Urrs. \u25a0 past,
present ands/uture. .Incorrectly 'treat ' your
love; affairs,- domestic \ troublos, \u25a0 business •: and
. financial success: hours 10 to 9;L. s soc. O. $1;
open Sunday b. ; 12G0 Ellis at. ; near. Laguna. >
AN EXTRAORDINARY. OPPORTUNITY.
FOR $1. TWO- SITTINGS. ..FOR- $l.
PALM AND CLAIRVOYANT READINGS. .'
Prof. \u25a0 S. ' Maher. known . the world- over 'us
\u25a0king of life, readers, hldh priest 1 among the
mystics of India. 1393 O'Farrell > nr. Laguna.
SHERMAN.- 'CLAIRVOYANT/. PALMIST— HIS
extraordinary .. : clairvoyant \u25a0 powers. .; combined
with his ' superior knowledge \u25a0of occult • forces.'
; enable him to read hnman-.llfe;Vlthiaccuracy
from Infancy to old age. . 1068 \u25a0 Brdwy.. Oakld".
MRS. GENTRY. . divine : healer, r clalrr.. palmist;
past and present ; revealed; consultation i free.
2018 Sntter st between Stelner; and Flllmore.
MISSM. WILLE. 1505 Geary— Crystal seer md
medinn;- can be: consulted on: air business af-
fairs of life;: hours 1 10 to; 8 p.lm." ,; : -... .: :.
MME. EUGENIE, scientific palmist.* card reader ;
reveals facts that astonish; you. -1465 Valencia.
$1 READINGS this mouth; > lucky numbers !«nd
ehanns. MME. LELAND. 716 Golden flute i-t.'
MADAM SCHAEFFER, clairvoyant, card rcad-r,".
water seer. 704 Laguna bet " Grove and Fulton.
MISS MORRIS, card reader and clairvoyant 059
Webster at. corner Golden Gate \u25a0 ay.. room Jl.
MME. LOUISA. Spanish clalrroyant. card reader.
Rooms 1 and 2.1 ia?7A' Golden Gate aT.', '
MME. MAJOR, -clairvoyant; palmist and reader.
- l«Qft Ellis int.: -ladles f«V. gontw $1. -
,\T - SPIRITUALISM
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY.^ trance ' bh'sinesa medium
,: AND -LIFE; READER. •';.,-
Spiritual messages. ; -;:\u25a0; 1164,0'Farrell st
CONSULT B. S. GARRISON; circles every night,
: chairs 25c; charges reasonable.": 719% Franklin
st bet Golden, Gate and Turk/ t , t .
MRS." ROBINSON ; : readings - daily ; <( circles . Sun-
- day. Wednesday. Friday, 25c. : 751%: Webster.
MRS.'; SEAL. \u25a0" spiritual I medium ; readlnes I dally.
7Sfl McAllister st : circle Thursday. i 8 p.' m. >•-
\u25a0' .. ' "' , '"..J; palmistry; -. ; :
A— Returned— H.. JEROME FOSSELLI,< scientific
palmist. 1810 Webster, a. \ F. ; phone k West 419.
MME. DAVISON. formerly CIO Post st.' left the
-city, on: Jnly ').- ij >i---- 1 \u25a0 v-.v .--:.-\u25a0\u25a0• : •
PALMISTRY^.6okIan«i
OAKLAND'S palmist ? and \ card \u25a0 reader ; ladles,'
« 25c: gents. 50c. - 85(? Broadway, suite \u25a0 17. Oak.
'-^ "\u25a0''.\u25a0?? 'Ceme"ntJ ; : : .:'/;\u25a0'
"HEIDELBERG",? and -other: Uleh?fert^ie»Tia
lots : to suit.' at WHOLESALE prices.
? A.'BR-ESLAUER.^ 2I4 California :VTemp. : 2350.
; ; CONTRACTORS AND ; BUI LD ERS j
McCULLOUGH 7 CONTRACTING ', CO>./. 2023-2033
" Market — Buildings: designed -and. erected quick-
. ly, , economically ; ; no „ f or ; mill work.'.'^
P.- de NOOY, & .VAN . DAM.; carpenters, i contract-:
\u25a0> ers ; cab:: work.';: 1284 A Eddy; \u25a0 Tep ; WEST % 462«. i J
CARPENTER, :.; work. Vl store 5 and ' efflce
- \u25a0 fitting.^ PATERSON. 165 - Franklin' gf .?. .- : ; •
ANTI WALL: PLASTER CO. ; ' no more cloth; use
Antlplaster'board.^viOSn Market st. 1 .: -
•; ; iiCONTRACTORS; *
O.* A.*:' JOHNSON,"- carpehter.V* bullder.'S' cabinet
': maker.rjobbing.^ 2027:15 th; sf bat'Market-and
I Market * 5800 : - 1 1 : to \u25a01 \u25a0 o' clock;
% S:'^fnicYCLES :'';."' "' '-
'AGENTS S for ?COLUMBIAv; and "bl-
cycles.:;: C. \ M.'t CHRISTOPHER. 5 : 530 Stanyan/.
J. " W. ? CORNELLS sportlngt* goods ; I agency i Snell <
\u25a0: bicycles -motor eyefes; repairing.] 1104 Valencia^
/: ;'..'• ; ) \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.: f: \u25a0\u25a0':' ';-- chiropodists ..-\u25a0; ::' \u25a0"^ -\u25a0
ALL * foot bailments"--' posltivejly -^cured painlessly. .
**.*Dr.*, Duncan." expert chiropodist ~- 1550 -.Ellis g t.^
v. : - _\u25a0- \ 'ii"-' -cash^-re'gisters'; - V- ,"-.
CASH registers. \ 021 . glxes, " t«f all* prices." for all
. . kinds i of . bnginegs,i on : liberal s terms. S National
' Cash Register C0.. -f 1283 Golden Gate a-r. -\u25a0>\u25a0'-
'.\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0-\u25a0"PRESS^MAKIXK \u25a0 :; ,;;-,. \u25a0:\u25a0:
ARTISTIC:. designer /in- dress making H will be
. prepared - to " take \u25a0- engagements " again Monday.
•?\u25a0 July » 15, . -by day. • TMISS ' HARTMAN, » 1244
•-;.: Ellis :,:-;,';.: ,^ ''- - : :'..:..^- ;..-~i :' ,:-y. .-.,.•-. -'\u25a0\u25a0
SUNBURST, "accordion,; knife pleating,'; buttons.
\u25a0\u25a0-. v buttonholes, 1 lining,; notions ; mall orders solici-
>- -: »cd. ;• STEELE'S, • 1420 Post; ; phone West G42S.
McDowell's ! Dress Making and Millinery } School.
ay J 215 "' Post • st; » near i,Van \u25a0> Ness.V.V Branch i 1018
ti Washington st : r Oakland.^ Patterns cut. to order.'
AGNES OSTERGBEN. 917 Page; first class even-
\u25a0. 2 Ing : and; bride*' j dresses; ; all > work j guaranteed.
FANCY ; ; waist i Jumpers; * salts, : street' and ' even-
« Ing suits: best 'work." 14(12 'Hayes St.
V'".-; .:-/: LADIES' ]/\u25a0 TAILORS .; ; . . ;
TXIUIS I LINDSTROM.iIadIegVtaIIortngV formerly
Donahue . bldg.;; now ; 1304 ' Post near j Franklin."
B. KAPLAN, up *to date Ladles' Tailor. ' 1277
•^ Ellla gt :\u25a0----\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-- .''",-..:\u25a0:- ::-\u25a0:- -\u25a0-\u25a0-:»,\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0'
_ .'\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '.\u25a0':'\u25a0 \u25a0'".":"- \u25a0 "\u25a0\u25a0 r-FURS •\u25a0:•".\u25a0'-..\u25a0 , : '. . . ' \u25a0:' ' '
G.' BABE,' furrier, formerly Lachmann & Co.. now
'J IPIS > Bush j st. ; cor.: Van Negs ay.. ' upstairs. <; ;:.
B. i- KANTNER,'' manufacturing ! furrier,' formerly
122 Stockton st. : now : 1718 .Van Nass ay."-— :-
___ 'J/4 :iEDUCA'ribyALV ;.
HEALD'S,* 1451 'Franklin st, San -Francisco.
: Cal.— Soon » in \u25a0 new ; building *ia McAllister/ nt.
J'V bet* Van .; Ness bt. and' Polk- st. Business,
.; shorthand. '. engineering. ' H.; P." HEALD. Pres.
A— ASSISTS •to > shorthand ' placeg; -; Metropolitan
(Cal.) B'sn's Col.; 025 G. G. ar.; penmanship,
• Espina ; .{ drwg. \u25a0 evg. ; \u25a0 day - $10 t mo. ; > cv«. s $3.
ENGINEKRINQ — Cirll. \u25a0, elecl.. mining, - mech.,
•;\u25a0 gurrey, atsay, cyanide; \u25a0 day, eve.; est • 1564.
. Van der; Nalllen School, 51st & Telg., Oakland.
PHYSICAL- culture; women, ? children. ttAudl-
' lorlum building, cor. Pape' and Fillmore sts.
;, MIS 3; CLAIRE -E. DONOVAN. . -,- C . V J :
PROF.* T. ia: ROBlNSON, ' lndivid. « instr. math.,
.- bookkeeping. Eng.. etc.; day, eve. 200 Page st.
HEALD'S Engineering i Schoo!,- 255 3 Locust \ aT.
cor. > Franklin gt; all; branches; day and eve.
GUITAR,' mandolin,' piano, singing; ; new . classes
" forming; 8 lessons $3. 892 Ha!?ht cr. Davlaadero
SAN FRANCISCO Business College now located
r _at 733 Flllmore near Hayes; . day and evening.
THE 'BEBLITZ : SCHOOL. OFf LANGUAGES—
2531 . Washington nr. yjllmore: send for circular.
R. PFAENDLER, pianist; pupils taught I clastic
or popular. 385 Fell . st ; Phone . Fell 1437. -
YOUNG : i man <-: (French) will exchange French
lessons '\u25a0 for :'Engllsh. J:-'424';J :-' 424'; Montgomery,; aT. '\u25a0> :
\u25a0"-•!\u25a0•': ./; -S. 0.1 BALDWIN, ; -
Banjo, ; mandolin guitar. 1374 Hayes *^ at-
ALL . court reporters recommend Gallagher-Marsh
Business College. 464 Devlsadero gt. > .
MERRILL-MILLER College, . pleasantly located
'at -733 Flllmore st: day and evening. \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Housecleanlng Agency furnishes \ bent
;- : help ; ;.wlth ?,care, ,s, s by . \u25a0\u25a0 hours, : daya or weeks;
' cooks, : waiters, \u25a0 honse cleaners, window wash-
ers, etc. -H.v K. ODA, 1721 Post «t ; phone
4034. ' /. - .-.\u25a0.. \u25a0'•• -. s. ... .\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 : -- -\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0..:/
A— JAPANESE .: Chinese . association furnishes
, best of; help .of ,. all. kinds; capability . and
qualifleatioa guaranteed. OSCAR HATSUMI.
1513 Geary -: st ; . phone West 6688. . \\,
STAR"employment office furnishes Japanese and
Chinese help with care. , Tel.... West IC7. VW.
KADOTA. 1608 Geary st near Buchanan. -:,j ;
ALL" KINDS '; of .f Japanese and Chinese workers
looking for Jobs; city or; conn try;, 1749 Sutter
St.; San Francisco. Telephone : West • 2803.
CHINESE end : Japanese ' employment office, 3C2
; r.th ,st: tel. Oak 3101. •: B. HALL. Oakland, Oal.
n. . W. HONG, Chinese employment office. 837
Webster; St.. , Oakland: i phone Vernon 241... \u0084
JAPANESE and Chinese I^abor Bureau — Addrees
_ 1612 Lagnna- st. ;. phone West 1731. - . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' X
; EMPLOYMENT WANTED— FemaIe
SITUATION " wanted by a' German "girl as gen-
\u25a0 eral house worker; private family; good cook.
*\u25a0 . Pleased call r North German hotel, -comer lBthl 8th
an J Brannan sts. ;.'» .v. \u25a0':,-.*,; ," ; '\u25a0-\u25a0
YOUNG : Danish , girl, '\u25a0.2. 2 months in this country,
-•-; wishes situation.. Address ANDREW RU3OM,
\u0084 -i, Hamilton; st."* near : Dwlght .- city. lV^'.VU^?-:".--; - L - ..
RELIABLE : woman ; wants i work i washing, clean-
' ilng.; ori cooking 'by* day or .week.^; Apply :1217
-; San. Bruno ay. W, it .. '\u25a0\u25a0„•\u25a0"* ; '.
LAUNDRY; or housework by the dayj Box 3548,
•vllOB;Valencla-gt.-----^----"---'>-- -"-.»\u25a0:::' . : -. - -
EMPLOYMENT r.WANTED^-Male;
THE employment committee of the Associated
- ! Charities , has a number. of, menon Its list who
: <leslre L-work fas '< watchmen, "\u25a0• elevator • men or
,'Janitors. • Apply by letter; to. employ ment com-
mlttee,- 1587 Jackson - gt. \,, >/ ' .\u25a0--.- < \u25a0 •
JAPANESEV.boy," who-ig- an* excellent cook
and " speakg ?, English 7 well, wants v a \u25a0 position
vas i schoolboy.- • RAY^SAXO, 1533 : Geary, gt,
': care,- of Nlshlmura'a school. ;.-, \u25a0;\u25a0 . .; \u0084 r : .
FIRST CLASS cook, wife; pastry cook, best ref-
\u25a0 "; erences, : economical. ' steady,' reliable, - wish po-
sitions. Apply ANDRE, - 544 . Franklin st ;
..." phone Market^2o32.;-. ' .' , :
FOREIGNER,* speaking German." Italian. French,
\u25a0will "teach those, languages In exchange, .for
- : reading aloud ' English. Box ISCS, Call . office,
;iosrFUlmore st^ V: * ' ' U;;'. "
GOOD • couple - want . places ; man as
• cook, .wife ; wait ; at - table and ' do ? housework :
both ; speak English; wages $60 up. -1432
v.Webster st«; --\u25a0-• -.. :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0._'.,:\u25a0*.. ..-i ; :.--. . -; ; : ; , .
CHINESE cook t wishes 3 position in first class
, ; family ; . references ; . wages \u25a0 $45 : * f «re; expected ;
city or country. Address 307% - Sth . st, Oak-
.: - .-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0 ;u".f. v-;h- >\u25a0 '' \u25a0 -....: ; .;. \u25a0-
CHINESE first . class " cook, "' . speaks ; English,
.wants place 'ln hotel.; boarding house; family;
:, city, or country. ; Addresa 864 Bth st; Oakland.
.LICENSED i plumber, v first ':\u25a0 clagg, v ; - wishes ' work
:'i from owners and bnllders.*clty or country;-all
:;\u25a0•:* necessary .t0015. .: Box . 2874. Call office.
JAPANESE boy wants position i as 1 cook in any
-/kind of family;. wages $8 or 9 per week. 2985
r Sacramento st; phoneiWest 804.; \u0084 r
GOOD : Japanese ' wishes position ! as cook; • houso-
Q work i or waiter, in a, family.' >. J. : IWAKI, 1739
Sutter st, ';: city. -;,, \ .; ;, . : ; \u25a0
GOOD . experienced ? bar^' keeper, '- German, -; good
j mixer, wishes situation, . city or • country/- Box
- 15C1, Call office. ;.;•;::, -,' —i :.
DRAUGHTSMAN— Topographical , or : mechanical
\u25a0 y tracer; * long experience in \u25a0 both . branches. - Box
,? 2868,' Ca1l of flee. ;•,;.;,:.,. \u25a0\u25a0: y^. I **."\u25a0- ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"- -\u25a0\u25a0- )
COM PETENT . grocery desires ; position. - outside
-* San : Francisco preferred, j Box 2373, Cair office.
JAPANESE , boy, wants housn i work or cook half.
'\u25a0% day; In Uhe, morning.;^ 536 j Pine at- . ;
POSITION wanted by •\u25a0 first-class ; Chlnege ; cook.
- Apply: 827- Washington -st J : > • . V-rs v --,-,.
SANTA -CRUZ
IF you* want. work, of i any 'description, male or
: female. ; write » to J. %W.x McCUISTON, • 2C6 • Pa-
; •clflg-nT.r-Banta-CniB.^- J i.^- '\u25a0\u25a0:-^: -^ •- ,; . - .-.'•- \u25a0.. \u25a0
'\u25a0 t \u25a0 ' : ; lIELP'':\VANTEp^-F4m«ler^
WANTED— .YounK women to learn /telephone op-
=;: era ting;; paid while learning; salary increased
-after,, first, two .weeks and- further increased
- after i work • becomes efficient/: . *
Dally Jilnncbeong"; furnished; free, and', rest
"-. rooms s with '.matron, ln = attendance.. .\u25a0•.;'--•-
.. f Permanent %; pbsitiong ; '. good;; chance; for -. *A'~
Tancement.' \u25a0^ Apply ; to i*«.-*-*K»a«e)iaaSss-«#*i»t
PACIFIC TELEPHONE 'AND.TKLEGRAPH CO.,
.' \u25a0 -,821 Hyde.tnegr, Center.
WANTED— 6 experienced f; waitresses, ; , Bartlett
; t?pringsu salary ,< $30 gnd*fare.l*l Apply Bartlett
i: Springs !companya7olr4th;gt* corner; King. tii":
LADY-' with? business ' ability can' earn \u25a0 from ; s2oo
:^to $300 monthly. > tCall!room;l7.' ; U.'>B.*!Natlonal !
; Bank building,; cor.* Flllmore and Bush sts. ";s\u25a0? 4
Young girl! to; assist with* baby ;: good
•-\u25a0 liome.l small wages;' references required. ; Apply
.. & 43 ; Cortland j aT. j off , Mission ' near aist 1 8t. ; . • .s ;
WANTED^-Flrst V, class | saw* filer, fi capable ' J of
Wsnaolng I and * honing I rtusors.T'Address I JOIIN
.^ MIONOLA,^ 3O} Post, st.;; San ; Jose.i Cai;»; - -;. -
BOOK j KEEPER,, and i typewriter- wanted;"?.-. See
: Sin.; GRAYm ;: Columbia iPhonograph',oo.^9sli Phonograph ',00.^951
Van^Nessjav.-; corner ; O'Farrell , st. ~ u .'-\u25a0^r t -
LADIES I lotfking | for j help * call i at j the I Mission
<" employment * agency.^" 8522 -• 20U> i- at.; \ - abOTe
'* ".Mission; ft't'—i'r*-:."-; \u25a0;\u25a0;\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -v\- *v -. ".-;:"-"f K'~'---'-i
EVER YBODY— Profitable^- Tacatlon ; S pick S- hops.^
r;. Horst; 2339 Mission.'; 1228 .Flllmore ; open daily*
FIRST/. CLASS : . millinery v trimmer ; J yearly I posl-
U. tlon I and > be>t \u25a0. salary.-.; Box ' 1862 j Call jof flce.^g
jWANTED-^-Ladles \u25a0 for Ia i dance* hall ; i short ! dig-
-.'i tancc Ins country .T.. 80x'2803.'; Call office. •
PUBLIC j scb.ool I teacher Ito j give ' lessons |at bom* ;
Drlmarr > grades. 16801 680 Bth- aT..'i ßichmond. :
.j\'^HELPAM'ANTED^.FemaIe-^oi».- : '' T :---
\u25a0 \u25a0 "*•'> -^ " "-i'.y-~'-i'4- '. \u25a0 ' - ~ \u25a0\u25a0 --. - \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 -. - --
GIRLS > TO SEW ~ ON SHIRTS; SPECIAL .'AT-
TENTION ..< PAID ;TO : LEARNERS: PAID
WHILE - LEARNING- CLEAN WORK AND
... STEADY EMPLOYMENT AT GOOD WAGKB;
, GOOD TRADE s AND >\ EASILY r LEARNED;
\u25a0 THE^MOST MODERN AND CLEANEST FAC-
>TORY ON i THE - COAST.- APPLY TO WlL-
v LIAM ' HINDSHAW. J CARE LEVI STRAUSS
A » CO.. * CORNER CLINTON PARK AND VA-
LENCIA* (BETjiSTII AND 14TH).
OUR < NEW : FACTORY BUII.DING. WHICH: IS
\u25a0 THOROUGHLY ; LIGHTED. -: VENTILATED
'AND HEATKD. IS NOW READY FOR OCCU-
"-565f C X ; - KXPERIENCED AND INEXPERI-
ENCED JEWING MACHINE OPKRATORS
5 WANTED > ON .' OVERALLS ; > GOOD -<• PAY;
..STEADY- WORK; PAID. WHILE LEARNING.
LRVI STRAUSS :& i CO.r VALENCIA BBT.
ISTH^AND.UTH. APPLY; MB. DAVIS.--, V
,WANTED Tr Lady .-.\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 to ; represent a - corporation
.wlilon,- has ; a \u25a0 remarkably -.fine , and i agreeaMe
proposition, which appeals to the masses; can
S- mate; from $30 to $200 per week, according to
; :;\u25a0 ability.-,. Address , , sales * manager. . SO6 - San
Pahlo aT.. Oakland. Cal. y - _ , :
MIDDLE aged lady to assist with care of eMU
; dren : i one desired who Is - looking for a good,
comfortable home ; ' small wages. - Call j between
3;and;sp.;m.', only: at 'l2os Guerrero st.: I
. ANYi Intelligent .: person may , earn good income
\u25a0 correspond. . for : newspapers ; : exp. unaec. S«nd
.- for \u25a0 partlc.;; Press Syndicate, • Lockport. . N. TV.T Y.
WANTED — Salesladies for lace and notions. Ap-
&T t lupi'sul up i'5u offlee tet. 8:30 1 and ;103 a. m.,
HALE v BROS.'rt inc., .- Oth ? and Market sts.
GlRL^for light : housework, care 2 < children. 5 ' Ap-
? < Ply. between ' 0 ; and 5 10, ; F. M. : SMITH, news
stand," S; 4 P. -\u25a0• depot, ; 3d \u25a0 and \u25a0 Towniend sts. j ,*
WANTED— Makers ' for wholesale millinery. Ap-
\u25a0;,;ply Immediately to HOLM tc NATHAN, sonth-
eagt corner Bush and Polk stg.; - ;- "i-v
WANTED— A middle-aged , woman to do light
housework and assist with baby: must bo neat
; and. refined.. ;Csl.Onerrero St. .. *
WANTED— Experienced galesladies t or > nhirt-
;\u25a0 : waist department. "Apply S. NY WOOD & CO.,
11th and Washington sts.;
WANTED— Experienced salesladies for clonk and
>. suit department. rApply 5.7 N. WOOD & CO.,
• 11th and 'Washington sts. \u25a0:-'-.
YOUNG : woman .to take care 'of wrapping desk
:: ? n . d^5 M i ss V ln offlc e- ' 'Apply ROBERT WAL-
; LACE; 126 Geary st. '.'-.--..\u25a0
GIRLS . for- housework call at the Mission Em-
?: P Joyment . ; Agency. 8522 20th -. gt. - abOT«
• MISSIOn. V : ..;•' \u0084..•.\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0- :- V :--..-
WANTED— Teacher for district school. Addresa
BOYNTON, >* Vint . National -" Bank building,
- Berkeley. k-:-j." . A" - ...
WOMAN for .houseworlc and cooking;, small fam-
\u25a0 llx; -Menlo park. Call afternoon, 122S McAl-
-. lister et. \u0084--- . ; \u25a0 \ -. - : ' v -i
EXPERIENCED saleslady ' wanted .in crockery
and glaggware.' 907-009 Washington gt, Oak-
, land.. •"".; , . ."' \u25a0 .--.-. ' \u25a0 \u25a0
MADERIA MlUlnery - School; private clagseg.
18C9 Buchanan. , apt . 7 ; hats trimmed.
CHAMBERMAID wanted^at Royal House, cor.
V « 4th ; and Howard sts. /Call at 8 a. m.
SMART traveler: good address and business abll-
lty. Address; box 2870, CalK office.
MIDDLE AGE lady for light house work; wages
$25: > Call; at ; 1122 Kentucky st. \u25a0
WANTED— LadIes to * hare " CORSETS - made to
order; $2.50 up. CO9 Lagnna gt ' '
WANTED-^-Girl* for general house work. 2410
Harrison st .bet. 20th and 20st.
NEAT, woman,' good cook, small family; sleep
: home. 580 : Bth . ay..x: Richmond.
MIDDLE aged woman to take charge of boy;
references. 1510 . O'Farrell st - .
PLAIN seamstress. : 27 4th 'st. -^
THIS ad and 50c will gWe you - cabinet photos.
DONNEL. 2262 Mission St. ..\u25a0..-....\u25a0,
EXPERIENCED :, waitress. 439 Van Ness aT.
\u25a0near \u25a0McAllister; st. '- ?fSssßH&st#a&gk&l&BsU&
.WANTED-^-Charabermald."" - Hotel Netherland.
\u25a0• 7th and Market . sts. \u25a0\u25a0 --- : - \u25a0--
,j2 ' BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
BARBERS— Now is the : time yon need to IN-
•'•-; CREASE your BUSINESS. - The AMERICAN
XJSSA? 01 *'^ 111 ' help * on PLEASE your
-.CUSTOMERS' as well" as to INCREASE your
RECEIPTS. This .vibrator enjoys an INTER-
' NATIONAL.- reputation: for '? the HIGHEST
KFFICIENCYj and most SUBSTANTIAL CON-
- BTRUCTION; of any £ PORTABLE « VIBRATOR
on "the market today at < any price. Call at
onr - store • and we will be glad -to DEMON-
' STRATE^--«i»"worklnga of ..this WONDERFUT-
- fiI ACHIN E. Sold at ''one ? price \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 the 'world
. over. v. 535; each, ; complete • with ' applicators.";
wj£ Bt ' «rrlTed— A- large shipment of BAR."
BERS'-; CARBORUNDUM HONES, the kind
! that always, give* SATISFACTION. Price $1.
"\u25a0.-. K. ' DECKELMAN BROS.. Inc.,
. i BARBER SUPPLIES. ,
Phone Franklin 2870. • ~ --162-184 Tnrk gt.
' EXPERT GRINDING OUR . SPECIALTY. .
BARKEK chairs: ss monthly.
Barker . vibrators $5 monthly.
/Barker ? portable Tibrators. . $1 . monthly.
.'. °W- chairs of ; all makes .cheap.
OS 2d hand Koken hydraulic chairs cheap.' "
; • JAMES BARKER,
• ."'.•\u25a0" \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:-." MR. DRAKE.-Mtr., "
, .:. 1618-W2O . Franklin st. near Pine. .
SWsELL' proposition for ; a party with $250; snug
;; 2 chair, barber, shop ; additional . store ; 3 rooms
vj furnished ; long lease ; t rent $30. .> possibly less ;
-..j compnlsory sale. .- Box . 4205,' 818 Van \u25a0 Ness ay.
'2-CHAlR^barbe2 -CHAIR^barber -shop for sale; 6 nice -living
rooms lln rear. ; wltt a little house : furniture
cheap; ; at once. ; 2t>B2 25th st, near Bryant. -
BARBER," vied to wa lt oa ; the best of trade, de-
; «lres .to run : hatel - shop; : rent \u25a0or buy; 2 chair
\u25a0 shop out of clty^.r Barber, ill s3 OctaTia st , -
FIRST ; CLASS barber ' wanted Friday eTenlng,
:> Saturday and Sunday."-; 1010 Clement St., Rich-
mond district.; - ..;.: : .-.
BARBER ; . wanted to run -a small shop at 246
• Ocoan ' aT. ; : rent $4 per week, including board
- and .'lodging/.- . •\u0084•.:**-, \u25a0
2 . CHAIR '\u25a0 barber ,' shop for sale." with 2 f urn:
; house keeping rooms. 3317 17th near Mission-
,i*rent>512.50.',,; L .. ._,/.' ..;•:.-.: " -.:.-...;
FOR; sale— First class 7: chair- shop; centrnlly
,; located. .-Address R. : H.« McGOWAN, 801- Ful-
..-;ton,.Bt.';-' ! ;.'-»' .-. .. : ;,-..\u25a0-.\u25a0! v _ \u0084 . \u25a0 . . ; . r ._
FIRST CLASS barber wanted for Saturday: short
hours.' B^ to 7. 681 Market st.,. Monadnock bldg.
FIRST CLASS ,'barber, : steady; ; $18 and > percent-
age. ;.' 1042 : Devlsadero st. v corner California.*? ;
BHEERIN'a • union i laundry; » barber shops, - bath
:J: J bonses.^CO McAllister sVS TeI.' Park 316. \u25a0:>\u25a0 r
GOOD steady barber Saturday., Sunday and -Wed-
nesday . afternoon, ' $0. 321 C Folsom st
FIRST: CLASS barber for Saturday and Sunday;
$o.^ - 1872 ;.Unlon \u25a0 at. \u25a0 near ; laguna. v:
BARBER' wated : Saturday and ' Sunday.
j> Noe ' w gt 'i near ; Market ; 1 wages , sB.' -. , *.;-•
BARBER? for < Saturday • and % Sunday ; .- guarantee
TJ $B.:^, 2054 j 26th i gt. ; cor. ; Bryant -,^>' . -.\u25a0:\u25a0 ;.. .lr- -
WANTED-^-Barber;vyoung^mAn; .steady work.
\u25a0 r CalJ ; 1405 \ l'ark i. st.yi Alameda. v \ \u25a0-\u25a0:, - -;r r --;-.- ;\u25a0>
WANTED— Good barber for Saturday, 9 a."m."to
\u25a0-?.'lO-.p."m.; : .55.->'CB3-.Tnrk.gt.-'v .-\u25a0--\u25a0-;-\u25a0 -\u25a0;\u25a0-,. : f ; ;
BARBER ; - good t wages ; \u25a0 Saturday and Sunday:
'.': 2085 ( Mission ' St. ;near. 26th'. 1 ; - - ' . ' > ;. ;Jp
GOOD barber wanted ; ; slB per.week. Apply 450
\ : v ß ist.,V Sap j ßafael; Cal. C" v ; :•;
379 10th S st 'V cor. j Franklin, (. Oakland ; first class
'.> barter.-, wanted : steady. "-.-.\u25a0 :v--v4'."\
WA>'TED— -Barber Jfor>Satnrday "'and "Sunday.
IS Call J 3421) Mission, st \u0084 : :
WANTED-^-Good \u25a0 barber -. at - once. " Call 2200 A
\u25a0?'ißo'antfst.-; corner ; 20th. . ' - . < -.
FI RST ' ' CLASS :;i manicure: Langham barber
"._•.-,- ; --...;
BARISER-* wan ted Saturday and Sunday;: $8.: 753
C.-Devlsadero^st.'i,' Vs \u25a0 -: ; ~ "
FOlt t sale— Barber shop, \u25a0 half, ; purt . or whole
x:ißOO?Dupont;gt 1-j.j '«--.. ' ;.;, ;•;,; : ; '
GOOD;, union i barber -"wanted- 1 at once;- gteadv i
';:;. 2700 i 24th ; st. -.:;\u25a0 -iA \u25a0 ; . ?/ .. ; . .-^' x \\
FIRST^ CLASS i barber • gteady.i $18 \u25a0 and « com. 806
i?k Valencia ist.-.V, \u25a0•-..>\u25a0 *\u25a0\u25a0-?::-\u25a0 \u25a0-";::\u25a0':: :' - .-.^>-'
APrL\js\at'; 1202 V Alabama st ; '- steady \u25a0 Job.'- $20
\u25a0~i: per J| week' y i .'/ \u25a0;\u25a0.--.,- - .-;:- V-. . S-
BARBER .wanted Saturday and Sunday; $8. 427
vV.u39BHMHSfiHBtMBg9fIIBI
BARBER ?; wanted « at ;' 241 * Chenery -' at ; \u25a0 'good '
.;-:", t---j ;. .-;..•... :'.:;:-. \u0084.\u25a0.;\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0; . -..- ,_.y-|
BARBER < wanted;;- steady. .' 842 Washington st,
<£ Oakland. \u25a0j-.;.<-i';.-:.;; v v. •.:\u25a0"•:\u25a0\u25a0;,\u25a0\u25a0:; \u25a0•\u25a0;. .'-"\u25a0. •', . <- vv;--.
BARBER wanted. ; Call Saturday, 802 Valencia
'<\u25a0•\u25a0 street; '':<•; 'i -v. -' :' '- • \u25a0*:\u25a0'.„ \u25a0-.\u25a0? :. ••\u25a0 \u25a0' -. .-» \u25a0...-.
;:.;\u25a0 \u0084-;',-£ iHELP^^VANTED—MaIe , - '''&tz
ANDRES'S ;\u25a0 office..' 9s7 \u0084F ranklin, st. Oakland ;
:•' 544 v. Franklin ." st.,". S:'-i F.— Pastry- cook,. $Go;'
f-: hotel ' butcher, j $80 ; r chef : cook, * $100 : : 3 . cooks,
i>V small ' country> place/ $50 . to $00; •. 3d cook^ conn-
f .;T, try; y $25 ; 1 2d ; cook, s $20 : a ; wk. ; -• vegetablemen, \u25a0
•'. pot 1 washers. , dish washers. -. at ; $35 < and " $30 i a
: 5 month ; ? porter, - $10 ia i. wk; ; j laundry men , for
jjjj hotels,-; hospitals,'; etc $40 to $50,' etc. i
WANTED^-Sober.Ulndustrlous ? man,lwho 'thor-
\u25a0 oughly . understands J care *; of s horses," I ;; washing
"buggies? and; harness. -/'Apply Preclta ar. ana
>*Alabama^st.T : *" ' •;••';' :"' '^ •\u25a0'\u25a0''-;\u25a0 :" .. : • \u25a0'\u25a0;'
LOUIS.'S the I hat \ maker,; cleans £' and v blocks; and
%% makes hats , to order. v* 1024 -. Flllmore.l BE.I cor. \u25a0
WANTED— LadIes J and i gentlemen I to I rent s rooms
at 3377 : 26 t h' >t neax : Mission ; $1.75-$3.50 wk.
HELP'WA^EDrrMaIe-Cwtla^Bedj |
-, MURRAY & HhADY.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents,
\u25a0" - :-- --. White Palace Hotel Bonding.
- 11th and Market sts.. San Francisco.
Phones ' Market 656 and Co..
BRANCHES AT
6th and Franklin sts..- Oakland-
Phone 7361. "-, Oakland. i : -
127-129 So.. Tax Angeles st. Los Angeles.
, NO! NO! NOI
: \u25a0'•""" TIMES ARE NOT HARD
V WITn US.
"^ WE HAVE ORDERS FOR
0.4C7 men * for all kinds of work In different
parts \u25a0of California. • Nevada. Arliona, New
.Mexico, 'Oregon and Washington. Wages ai-
; ways 1 the best paid : for the class of work
•needed. ".;
CERTAINLY
WE HAVE WORK ON
THE GREAT WESTERN PACIFIC.
• FREE FARE— FREE FARE.
700 laborers,, drillers, teamsters, blacksmiths,
foreman, etc. ;- wages $67.50 to 5150.,'
i -\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0 ' FREE FAhE.
- COMPANY WORK ON THE.S.'P.'B. R-
• THE BEAUTIFUL . .
SANTA CLARA- VALLEY.
, MAYFIELD-SOUTU— MOUNTAIN VIEW.
' 3TiO teamsters, laborers, trackmen, graders,
etc., $67.50 to $73. '\u25a0\u25a0'.-
FREE FARE FOR ALL. ,
—NEXT-;
WHERE IS GRASS LAKE?
. WHERE IS IT?
- ON THE - OREGON LINE.
OREGON. OREGON.
-WE WILL SHIP YOD DAILY.
;, FREE : FARE— FREE .FARE— FREE FARE.
. SHASTA AND SISKIYOC COUNTIES.
2,400 . laborers. \u25a0 drillers, teamsters, carpenters,
blacksmiths, tunnelmen, etc., with wages from
$67.50 to $120 and $85 to $150 and found.
; \u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0 y ' - FKEE FARE AGAIN AND
* BOARD YOURSELVES.
.'l,lOO-Itallans, Greeks,' Spaniards," Mexicans,
:\u25a0• • Austrlans, Slavonians, Hindoos etc.,- for rail-
road < work. $67.C0 and $75. Free fare and
-. : board yourselves. -
* . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0',..-...- SECTION. WORK.
, • :" New orders com* in daily from all parts of the
. -coast for section work,' for laborers, trackmen,
: foremen,' painters,' carpenters, etc.
.WE WILL PUT YOU TO WORK.
MURRAY & READY,
11th and Market \u25a0 sts., San Franclseo-
; - 6th and Franklin . sts.,- Oakland.
COME HOME— COME HOME
TO SLEEP.
600 SINGLE ROOMS. 600 SINGLE ROOMS.
25 CENTS PER NIGHT, $1.25 PER WEEK,
INCLUDING BATH.
. served free to each roomer between 5
a. m. and 8 a. m.
PACING AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE
R. R. TERMINAL.
OUR OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE, •
11TH, MARKET AND MISSION STS.
\u0084.-:' LATE ORDERS.
: r;'-: SPECIALS.
MEN AND WIVES.
. Man and wife cook -for 15 men, Oregon, free
fare. $63 and fd.: laborer and wife or. fireman
and wife for a lime CO.. man general work or
flre, wife to cook, 5 men. $2.50 day and fur-
nished honse. no objection to 1 or 2 children:
farmerand wife, fare $1.25, $60 and fd.; man
and wife, cook 12 men. fare 20c, $30 and f d.
. : \u25a0- FOREMEN
3 track foremen, W. P. R. R., $3.
2 shift Dosses. 5. P. Co.. $3.50.
8 rock foremen. W. P. B. R., $75 and fd. and
$3.50 day; tunnel foreman, good wages; fore-
' men section and extra gangs, see boss here;
free fare.
TUNNEL BOSSES
\u25a0 \ $300 MONTH
2 tunnel bosses, not far away, $200 month; see
boss here. -
FOR A POWER; COMPANY
F-"i> FREE— FARE— FREE
10 teamsters. $60 and fd.
• 20 laborers, $67.60.
*15 drillers : and miners, " $90.
3 blacksmiths, camp, $105.
' - . MORE SPECIALS
LATE ONES
SOUTH.
S. P. E. R. CO.'B OWN WORK.
SANTA CRUZ CO.-^MONTEREY.
FREE FARE— FREE FARE.
20 laborers to help carpenters, $67.50.
. 25 muckers and laborers, $67.50 to $75.
6. carpenters, free fare, $3 to $3.50.
. 10. miners, hand work, $90.
10 drillers and tunnel, $90.
ALL FREE FARE.
SANTA CRUZ— LAUREL— WRIGHTS.
. TEAMSTERS— FREE FARE
SAN MATEO CO.
20 teamsters, scraper and wa;on, $75.
OTHERS
• Bench hand, city, $4 day; 6 carpenters, city.
$4 day.
COOPERS v
4 coopers, oil company, near city. $3.50 day.
i " 6 coopers, slack work, good wages; see boss
\u25a0 \u25a0 here. -. :
POWDERMEN
4 powdermen. good company, $90.
. ' --\u25a0 AGAIN
YOUR FARE PAID— W. P. R. R.
10 pitmen steam shovel, $75.
15 jackmen, steam shovel, $75.
60 laborers, $67.50; - 15 teamsters, $75.
DO YOD WANT WORK
IN IN IN
THE THE THE
- WOODS? SAWMILLS? YARDS?
'•'\u25a0\u25a0" i: :\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0„ LUMBER COMPANIES
- OF ---
- ; MENDOCINO COUNTY. '
. ;;., %. FARE -REFUNDED. .» - , .
80 teamsters for woods. $53 and fd.; 73 labor-
ers fcr woods and yards, $50 and fd.
FRESNO DISTRICT.
FRESNO. FRESNO.
. 4 40 men for . the woods In the Fresno district
$30 and found."
..-EDGERMEN — 3 edgermen for Humboldt coun-
ty; free fare; gee boss here; big wages.-
A GOOD ONK '\u25a0-
FOR LUMBER PILERS.
' A SNAP.
36 men to pile lumber in Tnolumne connty, :
30 cents per thousand feet, and 25 cents per
hour for off time." ..-' :
Wo have other Jobs In Sonoma, Santa Crnz,
Monterey, Shasta.' Slsklyou. Calaveras and Ma-
. rln counties. Ask us to tell yon. —
SOME
LATE ORDERS.
LOOK— MECHANICS— LOOK.
FOR A BIG MINING COMPANY.
•4 machinists." $3.55; 3 boiler makers, $3.85; 3
blacksmiths, $3.85: all same place.
4 blacksmiths, city machine work, $4 day.' \
MINERS.: MINERS. MINERS.^
3 macbineraen. fare $1, $3.50 day, for a big
power : company not far away.' .
10 miners, S hours, $3 day. fare refunded. •\u25a0
6 hand miners, south.- $3 - day.
, OIL COMPANY WORK.
25 laborers for a big oil company, south. $2.50
to $3 day.". - r " \ '
: Butcher,: shop work only. $65 month.
• Butcher, close by, no killing, $40 and found.
Blacksmith, Oakland, $4. \u25a0' \u25a0 X \u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0-
I.lme burner, south, continuous kiln. $30.
; Ground foreman for quarry, fare paid. $3. day:
* glazier, / city, . $3.50 .to $4; cook fo^> 15
' men. fare 50o, " $40 »nd fonnd: laundrjman,
institution." fare 50e, $45 and found.'
I^BORERS— TEAMSTERS. . ]
10 laborers, large company, steady, city, $3.
3 scraper teamsters, cltyvs3. . ,
12 laborers, factory, . steady work, $75.
25 for : grading camp, close by, 9 ;
hours,' s2.so. —•" .
. LABORERS. .
- :H ALL ' ABOVE AT
MURRAY & READY'S, -
11th ' and Market ' sts., San Francisco. ]
\ , 6th and Franklin ets.. Oakland.
LOOK— TELL EVERYBODY^ '.
500 ' FI RST \u25a0- CLASS ROOMS.
' WHITE- PALACE nOTEL.*
-- i ' NEVER CLOSES. '_t
• 50e. 75c and $1 day. including baths.
250 ROOMS FOR MECHANICS. ETC.. $2.50 '
PER WEEK. INCLUDING- BATHS.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL.'
11TH AND MARKET STS. -.
- HOTEL. ETC.. - DEPT. . '-. \u25a0:\u25a0--• -
COOKS. .WAITERS. BUTCHERS.
\u25a0 S2, cooks,-" Jobs,- hotels, ranches.' enmps, 'res- ;
Uuranta, . private places, $35, $50. $63 to $100
.. month.-.. : •\u25a0:,',. .- -
r 42 \u25a0 waiters, • city and , country hotels, restau-
' rants," \u25a0**- ~ ; *^rrnnrr*fftijf Mg 7)i : iffiHfjTllTiir'iißr "
'3 . waiters, same place, - Monterey county, • $40 *
and found.. -:.-\u25a0• • .
S.l dish 1 "washers. vegetablemen. \u25a0'. porters, f
.-' kitchen , hands. . city and ; country i hotels \u25a0 and '
* restanrantg,' $20 to $75 and found."
Kitchen crew, country hotel, $250 and found. .
«'.- BUTCHERS.
-2 ' bntchers, country - Jobs, wagon work, $40 "
'.-"\u25a0 found ; 3\u25a0\u25a0 sausage maken."lsSdßSßriß
?. LAUNDRYMEN..
.28 ironers, .' starchers, -washers, polishers, etc., 1
1 • country 'laundry, ton : wages. -
• ' •-••..-.-.; .-..-\u25a0: MARRIED HELP.
; V,"alter.- and waitress, country, $B0 end found ; <
Cook and wife,". country hotel,, s9o and found"
• THOUSANDS . J -
..Of. other Jobs too numerous to adTertrse.'-Cair :
- read \u25a0 our dally bulletin -- board.* Get * our Js>llr
: . free list - . \ • _ .. 2 ;
MURRAY & READY. \ '• ff
' 11th 'and Market sts.. : San Francisco. * -
' Cth and Franklin sts.". Oakland " \u25a0\u25a0' I
. FOR THIS OFFICE i -,
' . Lire ' rustler . inside ' work and ship men * elprv -
for -this office, steady. ,' . ~ -" ' " \u25a0 "
MURRAY. A READY, 11th and Market sts., S. T.
THE _$an. Francisco college^ will reoDea ;
;: soon ; x, applications • recelTed now ; . barber trad*
v\ taught free. ; Temp. : address.'; 156 Shotwell xz. i
INVENTOns— Sonntag'g Patent Agency '"solicit-
:ors of 'patents.^ attorneys in Washington \ etc" 1
' 1122 Market opposite' 7th. Phone Market 20S2*
ANY ! intelligent I person ?may : earn good ln<wui« ',
-- correspond. -for newspapers; esp.unnec. Sen.l
'--. for part ic. " Press: Syndicate. Loehport. 5 - N. V.'
FIRST.' CLASS \u25a0 restaurant >. to : be \u25a0 opened at 305 !
6th st. nneatr t Folsom: best JSf meal in cl<-y-
* under \u25a0 the \u25a0; management jof ZORICH . A CO. "\ I
MEX and women to learn the barber trade- you
earn from : $7 to $9 per weeS : while lenrnlns- 1
I catalogue free. .*; Molar's ; College, tt Fell st.
WANTED— 3OO men to occupy* single, rooms in I
>* The \u25a0• Glendale. V lOl5 : Folsom • st. \ near* 6U» • \u25a0 2ftc
," and Ssc per night; $1.50 and gt week.. -
WANTED— 3 stock'clerks and - 4 counter boys "
?' s Call • at > division s store.'; S. s P. Co.^ Mission bay :
y; sbops.g 14th ; and i Kentucky .; sts.".': city; ; ' I
WANTEri—Esperienced; salesman for'raen's fur- -
nhhln? goods department-Apply S.-N. WOOD
;:&;C0.;\730. Market? St. ;
EVERYBODY— ProfiUbIe >TacaUon; . pick hops.
j\Horst, 2339 Mission, 1223 Flllmore; open dally*.
WANTED— Roomers; first class house; 25c night." 1 *>
$1.50 week. Mechanics' hotel. 919 Howard at! "
j HELP .WANTED— -Male— Con.
I AT COSTIGAN * CO.'S Employment Agency.
1 4 and « Fell st. opposite 10th.
S Phone Market 2080.
,$1 FEE— ALL JOBS— $1 FEB.
-\u25a0 WANTED— TODAY.
Estra gang foreman, south. $3.25 tfay^
Section foreman, south, free fare. $90.
Wages Raised From $3 to $3.50 Day.
Section aad «xtra gang foremen, north, east,
>"£?™?S3 FA^SO&H.
45 section hands. Salinas district; good wajet.
45 section hands. San Luis Obispo: go today.
45 section hands. Santa Barhara distrtct
FREE FARE— NORTH— SHIP DAILY.
SHIP DAILY— SI FEE.
GRASS LAKE^-OREGON— GRASS LAKE.
50 trackmen, splkers, strappers. $2.65 day.
FREE FARE.
SANTA CRUZ-S. P. CO.— SANTA CRUZ.
30 trackmen, spikers. strapper*. $2.63 day.
FREE FARR.
MAYFIELD. MOUNTAIN .VIEW. SAN JOSH.
Teamsters. $2.50: labc""^ 12 ;^^
. LOOK— FEEE FAP.B— LOOK.
Cars to sleep tn: stove furnished. .
15 Greeks or Hindoos, bd. self. $t..5 da?
10 Greeks or Italians, together, secthin. $1 ; «3-
Italians. Austrian*. f -re**J>- S?2? l ££Vv
FACTORY WORK— STEADY
'SO * laborrr*. ' Insidr and outside^ worfc ; larsr*
fnetory. clos* to city; board androom hotel;
m> blankets required: $67.50 to $T3.
BOARD YOURSELF— CLOSE.
"23 Greek or Hindoo laborers. $W.
. FREE rAHE— NORTH.
100 laborers together, board themselTM. y«.
100 Italian*. Trnckee district, extra gang. $Co.
FREE FARE— SACRAMENTO.
400 Italians for extra gan;:: uo , today: »ow ma.
FREE FARE— ROSE"VILLE.
40 Italians or Austrlana; extra gang; $TO mo.
VREE. FA RE— SA WMfLLS— ANY P^fCJ- .
Ship to all sawmills-Free fare— Boat dally.
r y, \u25a0•>> OO TODAY— XORTn.
3 rock foremen; open cut tunnels, etc., $3.50.
2 geneml blacksmiths, $75 fonnd.
2 tool sharpeners. $B5 to $75 ft*""*- _ .
FREE FARE— SANTA CRUZ-
10 carpenters. $3.50; 10 helpers, $2.25.
FREE FARE— SAN LUIS OBISPO. "
10 carpenters. $3.50; 10 helpers. $2.23.
2 assistant foremen. RosevUle. $3.30 day.
Blacksmith. sawmlU. north. $T3 and found.
Enclneer ran pile drirer. „ -«''j. T
Donkey engineer, free fare, gontb. $3.30 asy.
13 section hands, free fare, Guadalonoe, S. P.
Company. . _ _
10 section hands, free tare. Sasamalla, 8. r.
LOOK— HINDOOS— LOOK.
CO Hindoos, north, pick frolt and prunes. Call.
25 laborers, city, board self. » hrs.. $2.25 day.
10 laborers for factory, fare 00c; $2.50 day-
Blacksmith, country shop. $3.50 day.
FREE FARE— MENDOCINO COUNTY.
20 sawmill laborers. $40 and found.
20 extra gang laborers. Mendocino co.. $40 fa.
FREE FARE— SOUTH.
8 csrpenter helpers; $2.50 per day.
HALF FARE $4— HALF FARE $4.
SPRING GARDEN— CLOSE TO RENO.
Western Pacific R. R. Work. Shtp Today.
25 machine miners, $4 day.
25 machine helpers.'- $3.50 day.
50 muckers, $3 day.
Baker, $75 and found: baker's helper, $30 snd
found; fare paid to springs; see boss In city.
FREE FARE— FREE FARE.
Eastern California. Close to Reno.
Free Fare — Spruee — Summit — Free Fare.
S. P. company's own work. New construction. "
150 laborers, ship today, $60 month.
CO Italians. Austrlans. SlaTs, Mexicans. $60
month; boarr) yourself and cars to sleep to.
FREE FARE— FREE FARE— SANTA CRCZ.
10 carpenters. $3.50 per day.
10 miners. $3.50 per day.
10 muckers. $2.25 per day.
10 carpenters' helpers, San Luis Obispo. $2.30)
per day.
. RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT CO.. ~"
60S Clay st, San Francisco. CaL.
Traction engineer, $8 day and found.
Camp blacksmith. $3.50 day. ,
' Woodsman. $70 to $75.
. Fallers, $75 month.
. Suckers, $65 month.
Lumber pliers. $2.50 4ay.
Milkers aad ranch hands.
Teamsters and laborer*.
100 roost lodging house, electric lighted; 25c
per night
REPRESENTATIVES wanted that are well rtp-
resented and known to handle a hlgn class s*.
enrity In California: free trips to taTestors to
investigate security;* good contracts; guarantee
lnz salary and commission: good men shonM
make at least from $3,000 and up y«arly.
Write, stating past experiences. 2tf? Condi
building. Portland. Or.
YOUNG man for stock work. Apply Monday
between 10 and 12. MR. DAVIS, Lev!. Strauss
& Co., Valencia st bet 13ta and 14ta.
WANTED — Competsnt "anil experienced coach-
man for first class private place; mnst thor-
oughly -understand horse* and be carefnl
driver; single man preferred; first class.- local
references required. Address box 2860, Call
office, statins age, experience and wages tte-
* sired. \u25a0 ' - . . \u25a0
WANTED — For small private place In city, com-
petent single man to 110 stable work, take care
of . garden "ami make " bfcnself usefnl "about
place; local references . reqnlre*!. . Address box
2SS2. Call offlee. glvin? age anil wasjes wanted.
MEN and boys wanted to learn plombin;. brJci-
- laying, plastering and electrical trades; p(ml-
tlons : secured; free catalojrue; day ami nUnc
classes;. Tisltors welcome. Coyne Trade Schools.
1 Sth and Tehama sts.. S. F.. ami New Yort.
WANTED— Experienced and competent book
keeper by California brane4 house of lanr«
eastern manufacturing concern. Address In
own handwriting, statinc aze, experience aad
salary expected, box 2KG-1, Call offlce.
CLOTHING salesmen — We are open for R first
class clotting salesmen: highest saUrie*.
spermancnt posltious; only men of exceptional
capabilities need apply. S. N. WOOD &
CO.. Flllmore and EiUs sts. \
WANTED— An experienced lumberman to tait«»
charge of lumber yard in interior; salary $75
per month, bo.ml and n»ra: state age, \u25a0 expert-
. . ence aad names of previous employers. Ad-
dress Nix 2561. Call offlee.
I MADE $CO,UfO lo five years la th« mall ordat
business: began with $5: any one can do th»
work home ia spar* time; send for fre« book-
let: tells how tn get started. Manager, bux
810. Lockport N. Y. . .
MANAGER for furnishing goods department;
' mnst be . thoroughly conversant wlta th« lln^.
experienced and capable. Apply at our Oak-
land store. 11th and Washington sts.. to MR.
P. n. GREEN.
BELLBOY, '
Paiater.
Man, care of ' bnth tuba and furnace. Whit*
Palace hotel., llto and Market »t». .
WANTED— Msn to drive wa;on and make hfca-
se!f goaerallj- useful In plnmblnß bnsiness; ad-
„ dress own hand writing; state wages expected.
Box 2877. Call office. ._. _ . ;
LINOTYPE operator wantml: plenty of work fo»
2 men; call Immediately. CALKINS PUB-
;LISHI>"G HOUSE. 24 Clay st
ASSISTANT manager for . furnlshms goods ile-
. partinent. , Apply S. N. '.WOOD A CO.. 11th
and Washington sts. . - »
WANTED — A > : yonni: man . for assistant pack?*.
Apply to HOLM & NATHAN. SE. corner Bus^
. and Polk sts. . - .- .
1.000 MEN to use Dr. Peters' Vltallxer (KurlkoK
FORNIS. ALPEN. KRAUTEK. lflto aad D*.
lcres sts. .
WANTED— 9OO men to nil beds at 15e p« nlilTt*
\u25a0 at the Phoealx. &2S Howard st. b«tw««a 4tta
iu'i rtn.
1 MAN \ able to operate and take care of electric
i . crane; good wages. Box 2872. Can offlee.
; SHOE MAKERS wanted. Cut - Rate Shoe Re-
; pairing company. 13 Sth st near Market
WANTED— Errand boys. Apply to HOLM &
NATHAN. SE. corner Biish and Polk sta.
TAILOR; second hand. MAIX.^27 4th st
BRIGHT messenger boy at M. FRIEDMAV3.
O'Fnrrell and. Polk sts. Appiy at once.
ONE bed maker. 1 waiter wanted. North G«Cfc
man hotel/ corner Stb and Braonaa sts.
; T. P. O'DOWD. FRISCO'S LEADING TAiLO^
IS6 Church st. comer Market aad 14ta.
WANTED— Bright offlce boy for larse wholeaal*
-V house. Addrg33 box 2571. Call o fflce. .
: HIGHEST prices paid for cast oft* clothing. 23
Bth . st ; near , Market. MOSKOWITZ.
WANTED — 300 mea to > eat our celebrated 13a
•meaL : 14 lltb st.. White Palace.
, NEW WESTERN. 1124 Howard st— SOO slnela
I rooms. 23c; $1.50 week onward.
\u25a0WANTED — Coat preswer. 12C2 Webster st cor-
ner OTarreU . rooms 1-2.
FIRST CL-VSS second cook. 439 Van Ness aT
; near McAllister st. . <3Wg«MaBWMMaHagMMB
HOT baths.^_2Oc. 31S0l0ta it. b«twe«n Ouer-
rero and V alt-ncU. aSSSKSEHM
FIRST CLIS.S painter wanted; new bnilding
:\u25a0 Gcerrero nearaStb, '> f _ » »u«»ua ß .
f3Se T pi«? aT dertaker : nn * rrled «"*« Preferred.
:ED 9 panted. Box 1388..
s °4thlh l st. lX ? "* CUD<I TOO ~- * "P- 2».
AGEMS WAVTED"
WANTED— Competent mea at all point* to Call-

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