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Fas' » circulation than any. other.
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--tireet,-.near. ; Ke.-ir'i.y,:ope.niiir'.i; IS '.'clerk u-hlnlght;
: lit Hayes street, open, 'until' &--30 o'clock:'. 603
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l»ges) *150 per year; postpa a. " Sti.SMAY.OAtI.. .
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NOTICE!
Any of our patrons who fail to find
;TEE; IdOLNING CALL for sale by
•;(rain-¥oys will' confer a favor by noti
fying, this of the fact, naming the
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-.J. '."' 7. *'^t>yS FROM AltltOAll.
-•'- 'l're S-Kfj Francisco correspondent of the
>•--.> , i oik '/"'■ ■ a nrit - :
,/ The; -Democratic National Committee ought to
."devote ions ' ai.tet-.iirrti to the situation in Call
. 1.-nria. -II lire Democrats do not elect lour out of
• six -Representative's, ilieir entire Stale ticket, a
majority in both houses of the Legislature, and,
by sequence, a United States Senator to suc
ceed Stanford. till" fact will be ill,, tv scaudalous
treachery and Inexplicable apathy iv their own
ranks. '_-."■.:. '• ". .
We speak of this as news from abroad !>__
cau-e it could not have been written by any
one conversant -.with California politics.
There is no ground for the assumption that
the Democratic party if united and under
good leadership could elect their State ticket,
their candidates for Congress in four dis
tricts and the State Legislature. Oh the
contrary there is not a Congressional district
in the State that the Republicans may not
"TlT ("riff*. The _liii_H coiresp.^?nt
admits that the "blind boss is the evil genius
of the party." With a singular disregard of
the natural consequences of le idership the
correspondent asserts that Mayor Fond was
nominated in spite of the blind boss. Be
admits that the 111 vote-, Buckley cast for
Pond on the last ballot gave Pond his ma
j ritv, but asserts that Pond would have
been nominated anyway. With this alleged
inability to lead, tbe-correspondent proceeds
to show I. « Buckley's leadership is likely
to be fatal to the'/. party;-'. The Call quite ,
agrw^-w-ith the .iii* -correspondent that
Buckleyismis .costing the party some' th «__■-
sand- -pf .'votes.. But tins result will beat--.
coi . : .!ii-t.:!'\,i:r;;'-kl('y'rri ability i yxu:.,-- the:
d*rty<i».fe_s '.bidding,' not by .uiv loabil ion :
•bis part to-nnihiuate Ins band ditcs. From
'. tie three leading: Democratic; aspiianis.for
tiie nomination- tor -Go vetin i, Mr. ■■■_-_> ;h;tley''
cr ...il i have t his. '' choice.--' fie preferred. ;
Mi Fond for reasOns'of Ms :o«n,- "ihe other
two aspirants were, in t' c j«)'>i; tEiftd, -i
-c'lssely bound .up with Biipk'lc j? Mr 'Pond
Fail upon occasion s'-fivna-tniiins lhde
peodei-Oe. ./.lie had yelped two. or three city
ord nances which the Buckley Supervisor.*
promptly, passed o*«r hi_C bead. But.the
-vetoes-saved Mr.' I' in'- i li.-lit- with soaie '
members of his IK:- . lie had i.i,.v.;e a.sho*
of ' opiafs'iion to: few of Buckley's mci*-.
Tires, and a good, lira i.yT>eni(v,.F.us. said that
it wa_> not Mt, l'r'ji.!-. - f tlult '.that his vetoes
wei::eii6Viffeci.ive:j 7- Mayrrflte.had:]*'-.-
ii lined Jri-.dir. ;, -and was responsible i or.the
- .S-ipcTV-rScra. .so fir. only as he had -power
i m r them. Tna : Tirana correspondent says,
that ii would, jia.wtirtii S(KX);:>;ote.-! to , the
. Democratic: party.lf the. Vast 1 ,. -_ i jlatOre .li.nr ;
been Kepiii/iiciu. in our opinion it would be ,
- itii nesrej _a,090 votes. Four-.milUonsof
10' s^largerSHni to be t .-fmro the
!ep '* _'i a -it.sh' ie-sion- lv.' excess of the
estiniates of-'.' c Control! r. '.■''U-ifurtlmate.lj"
for trie party/ tie con'rsppnUe.iitcofitiflues.
■■ "i wiii Democratic. When; it Begati its
session Bctiley Went up: to feacrittnento.
• People, who wanted In lis pasted, dtdr.nbt'^o,
to the numbers-, ..they,' went, to bin; B:iok.lev
Ts-tfcd in-- orders and the Legislature carried
,th ; 'm. out.'' The corresp forgets that
i: the Legisiatiirehad beehiteDH.b'iica i, Buck
• ley would nut have cnue to. SacrafiientO- If.
the my',. l.i-_ ia.nre is Democratic lie will
_:.•) again; if it is KepubUcan he will spend
the Winter elsewhere '' -".
- THK IIS-IT.AT ii I.MII'SIRT. -. !
At present there is- no tin -plate made in
this country: - Mr. -McKinioy says that works
-are being sjirted at St, jLjUIS, butthi-, niove
in.-i.t is m antic jiatioiir of the- higher duties
laid -upon tin plate by the -JlcKiiiVy ii'il.
rUtider the present Tute.. of duties .competl-"
." thin- with tlieo-ld country has "not" 1>« ii Pps
•sib e_ Thereis.aprovisl'jn in the new bill .
. rinl.if within five J'<sar*«fter the new. tariff
• . •••- into .-;:,■•: i.iie-tJiird : o.f; : .the : :l)ome:'de-'',
i,: .0 lis not stip'pliel, by home manufacture
' the duties on tin plate .shall- be removed. ,.| A
In at free-trade contemirrrary finds fault.
"with this provision, on. toe ground that 5100,
--;OOO^XK», more or less, * 111 be- taken from the *
'people iutheiiit-autiuie. Air industry i from !
. which 5--"i.'»"',iiii>a ycnrc-aiV bo,' colfecteii is
worth having at home.. It would/give em
ploy ni?n't tpa tatie- number of pr'bpie and
keep uii.liions. . of dollars' itlie country
which now- n - ; :r.th(sr"iron ; industry -..
was built up in the- Same "way*" .and the
, American. pirnlrict is .now close upon 10,000; v
000 tons of pig iron a year. ■■'.■:•-•',.,••'"-•
■ 15 A l.', ill) OS MlZi-rßfty- ..;
'■ ••' Exr-Secretary Bayard is reported as say
ing :■■" General Barruudia not lieiflg' an
American citizen, I cannot see what control
Minister Mizner. could rightfully .'have over
' him." Probably the: -ex-Secretary is not..
.. correctly reported. The citizenship of Gen
. eral Barrundia is not the question at.aH,
TOe'-A'c'apulcp. is an American ship, Captain
Pitts- an American loiumauder, and both
wpre in the service of an Americ in. com
pany; The Question is, what ought to be
done with a passenger whom the Guatemalan
: .authorities., desired to arrest in Guatemalan .
■ waters?.. If Mr. Bayard spoke as is repre
: sented j he certainly took a short-range View
".Of the affair. '■ The. Herald keeps up its war
mi ISUi'iister.lJilzner by Intimating through
its Washington correspondent that Jlizuer
was. acting ■ in the interests of Stanford,
" Huntington, Crocker and others. Probably
' . tli re is no more 'foundation for this a___tajttp
.._:' t oh -tlian. for many others the 'Herald is
x-iniuibi for.
IBS DOI._LA.It LIMIT.
:, The principle of the dollar limit has been
applied by both parties to the State. The
only- party.t hat has -yet got its municipal
ti kit -iii the field adopts a dollar-limit
plank., State Controller Dunn is trying to
mate capital for the . Democratic party in
tiie Suite' by comparing the Bepuhlican
•lii'nitof 60 cents for State purposes with Hie
• Democratic., limit of 45 cents. "Put the
■iis.p-'s.ii, nt 'at a billion dollars," says Mr.
Dunn, Valid, the. Republicans can raise
.-..'. 'I.' Ml more than the Democrats. Is half
it million a sura tO be laughed at? Prop
ertjM»vn<>rs do not think so." Mr. Dunn's
intuition is correct. Property-holders do
hot think half million a sum to be laughed
'at. . But if bait a million is a serious matter
what shall we. say of 54,000,000, which is
about the sum taken from tax-payers last
year ever and above Mr. Duiin's estimate
of the iuii nn'- that would he needed. The
Deiiir i.- party is under the same leader
sliiji-now as. iii 1689, ami a good many tax-
ViSfcrs, without rest:ect"to party, will, With
this ler-oi-.l to be o-.: : i1..-.| by, prefer, the Be
prS.l.iir in' jiiise to limit ■ taxatiiiu to 50
cents. to the :: Deuiiir i tie promise to limit it
to: 45 cents., .' -". 7:7 :;r- ■'"..■'. .;. :.".'■;
V ; '''*'_■ THK VIMIti-IIAI,--.. CASE.
The -on vii; tren.nl Birchall for the. mnr
der nf- Hi-iiweil is the beginning; -of the
end of one .He most sens ittonal. cases of
the .'dUj- "Benwell was a young Engbsbman
-.wli'o'liad a trifled money, and was in search
"oLenii iiient.: Fiinlinuaii advertisement
in an I M^'ish paper chances in En-
"i g -'-"I education to better them--
! ;sel'\Vs by f timing in Canada, he tespon led,
■it.'. -i i;;i'eh .11. coiiCluded .in elaborate bar
.;ga:i'n>vltli liiin. :iii.| finally found himself at
ißbifalii, X. .X-v}: wait his .-. mentor, who
proffiirsedirom day to day t'i take him to the
farm near Niagara Kails, wliicn was to he
rthe s etie of his future usefulness. 'Die
next deveiopn.ent in the drama was the d:-
.- .\,-:-y of llenweli's dead body in a swamp
: neat-Wo'>dstoek, Ont The Coroner and
his , jury could not identify the body, and
stlieaffidrrwould probably have remained an
"inSrtluble mystery but for the appear oil .
the scene, after the body was buried; of
Birchall,' who had the remains ex
humed, identified them as those' of Benwelt, .
■ and attracted th.' attention of the officials
by In- irus of grief. .. V : ''"'
, -He Was detained for examination, and the
stiiry of his departure from England iii com
pany >vith Ben well was unraveled. It was
proved, thai he had been lienweU's close
•companion at Biißiilo. Evidence was pro
duced to duiKiiislrate that alter th murder
he had tried to get possession 761 Benwell's
trunk. nnd h:id declared that his late c om-- ;
l.auiOii had returned .to England. Contra
j.dictlons were discovered in -ills a ttints.it
"their association. One Pelley, a lad who
h.t.i accompanied the pair fro or- England, on
the same te ■ .n- its 11-iW.-ii, tesiiii .1 to his
.sus-pici its of liiri'h.i:!. and ta an alleged at
tempt of the lattnr.fo throw him (reliey off
'!..- Niugar.i bridge. A mass of cirioi.tistan
;i.,! i-\ :.1.-.-.e.' was thiiHeojleL.teiir and ' Bili'liali
was.arte?ted and put on his trial f.-tr _ : ri.-r_
';: the; trial Pelley testified that, the two,
men, ■- 'Birchali; and :■. Beu well, left :. Buffalo
together to visit a farm, which, as it now
: appears did not: exist. Birchall. {returned^
lieu well did nut, nor was anything more
beard of bim till i.is dead body was found in
the swamp. The theory 61 the Crown, was
that Birchall lured him Into the swamp,
murdered him, and left his body there, his
motive being to bide the fact that he had
already made himself master of in st
of Benwell's money and possessions
an 1 coveted the remainder. The defense
does not seem to have set up any theory to
account for the homicide, but contented
itself with affirm! that the evidence did
not establish the prisoner's guilt. The jury
found a verdict of murder, as we should say
of murder in the first degree, ami the Judge
promptly sentenced the prisoner to-death by
banging. -
I'OI.TEK'S VAOIRH-S,
The recounts in Oregon leave no doubt
that the c nsus returns are grossly inac
curate so far as one or two of the princi
pal counties are concerned. Within a day
or two we shall have returns tram a volun
teer enumeration of the people of New
Vr-ik Qjij conducted btiliH police under,
the direction of Mayor Grant; it is confi
dently stated that tiny will show a miscount
by Mr. Porter's enumerators equal to one
hundred thousand people. Complaints have
come from other localities which are prom
ising to institute recounts. Commenting on
these discrepancies tbe New York Tribune
-ays :
Mi. Poller had no such experience or training
as was necessary to fit him for the selecliou of
enumerators In a great city, and there Is no.evl- :
dence that be was able to give, or did actually:
give, pergonal attention tn thai selection,. ..There ;
Is evidence uiiforiiinitely that in other: pans of I
the couutrv.Ju KepubUein cities States a*
well as lit ihls Demociatic cl'.j, Hie census was ,
l-ycobiDtete.-. :..-.;' ■.•■>.'.■'.'■_." ':■: y-y'.Jy; .- : .'.:.:';. ':.'''■■-■_
WiJniay add that to this city it is 'difficult
to reconcile Mr Porter's return of ..W.^oo
population with the lint of registered voters;,
•withthersehool- (t ms ;s .wiih the estimates
Wi-'eli are based; On the iOTisu^j-itKln of ,WW
iter : and with tiie h umber til house- occupied; "
Citizens of both parties are Satisfied that a ,
nuniber -of •-. persons resilient in:'&an. Ffan-'
tT«co escaped the notice Of the eniinveratuis,
; This is a very serious matter : I'assine '■
over thii' political bearings of the censiis.:on
the rcappoiti nmentlo be fixed by Congress,
a positive riilScinef is done- When the i ,r;.u
'tati.QtVn.f a.S'tat,e.or a locality is understated,
I'riliy > when there, is reason to believe
that ' that of another State and another
locality: -lias been overstated- 'ihe Ameri
can •is a restless .creature, constantly in, ;
quest of pastures new; He is likewise gre
garious .'-nature;, he loves to move in
droves and to; follow -the tro vyd, Where be'
.finds' the population of one spot increaaing
at the niteof 7.5 "per cent per Jean and ;ot.,
iUoth.er.iiiire.rsiii^ only at naif that, rate/it.:
|s odds be will pitch his tent in the former.
: Inaccurate returns, of population may lead
' turn -tn.thc.w io.ng; place; and the ( rr.or-uia}- .
cost him several years of hard, work.
It is not ea-.v to see how Torter'* blunders
can. how 1 be e.oTrertfd. Congress is about to
adjourn, and.^th-i.re' is. not tune to take fib
the subject of th- censfis. . it would .bpau
-expensive uiitfi rt long to. lri.siit _i* a recount
uiilie whole toiintr? under the djirjeCtioiiPf
a competent stiitistipiiin. But the country
could better afford to write off tne cost of
Porter's tvl;d gqesseS-jo profit and loss than
-io bind -forth false- .-returns of population
which' can Pot be rectified for ten years; ,
: : TDITQiUALr Notii's.!'.'.'. .' - :
Japan has been -deeply afflicted* the horrors of
- chOleia having been ''supplemented at Osaka, by
'the lavages of a disastrous In ,-. .In the short
space eight libuis It Is. estimated that froti.i..
. lliob-ip SOOO bin, lugs'. he famous Sliiiiiitachtzii
Theater, two Buadbist. teniples, a .number oi
schools, aud. some fatuous. old tea-liotisi were
tle-tiii.ved and from- 16:000. to ]B.ljii(i yeoide
made lionieteSs, ilis pecuniary losses of: tlie'suf
terei* being eslimaied at from -2,000,000 to
5A100,000 yen, The Japanese- papers describe
- the .-ci'iifl.igi anon as one of awful grandeur, Ibe
tire- Dei lOlii.eut was however, lacking In efli
ctehcyr Ihe sieam-euguies biea-kiDgdowp, hi the
Cables devouredboisdlugs by the hundred. That
lie fltenicnworked bard- to make ftofbr the de
fects of the apparatus Is evident from Hie fact:
that 167 of therii were Injured. .;-. ■';
The visit of. i be delegates of the EogllMi Iron
and steel Interests lo New York as the guests of
the Aiiiei lean In-Uliii.-. Mining Khgltieei? and.
the American Iron trade generally marks an Im
portant epoch . 111 this. counlry's progress, : Not'
many years ago- such men would nave scorned a
rsuggestlon Ibat they could profit by a visitto
this country, but since.then we have, outstripped
all others in Iron and steel producing It is ope
of the wonders of the age that a nation a little
over a century old could Wrest such a proud (lis;
thiclioD from. free-trade Britain. Kb wonder our
.protective "tariff. Is denouueed. so Vigorously In
Europe and Canada, --^^
. -A month ago a resolution declaring the places
• of. married women employed as leaclieis vacant
was adopted by the Cincinnati- School Board.
TM proposition bad been agitated for a couple
■of.- years, nod provoked lunch animosity. The
. Superintendent of. Schools, who was - authorized
, id till the vacancies, reappointed the 'discharged
ladies, 'and" when his action came rup :f or • np
pioval a favorable result Was attained by a vote
of seventeen to eleven. How strange It Is that
Where reason should sway the desiiuies .'of the
schools there should be found, those who .look
upon marriage its a heinous oftepsc. ■:-':'
: The condition of aII a Irs-', in- the flooded regions
of China must be a f rightful one. The flood
spread over a vast region, the home of a popula
tion'of several millions. Many ..were .drowned,'
and many of . those .■'. who escaped with life - lost
family, home and ; worldly possessions. Money
has been granted from the imperial treasury for
their relief, and orders given, to buy up large
quantities of i ice, wheat and meal for the stricken
legion, but ibe chances are that' many of those
THE MORNING CALL, SAN FRANCISCO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER U 1890-EIGIIT PAGES.
for whom the relief Is intended will never get It.'
Chinese cupidity has no more sympathy than the
lleod. : ':•
. Some time ago, while a vessel was : being
launched at Osaka, owing to a glaring blunder
on the pari of those in charge, main persons
were drowned. 'The Japanese: believed that
nothing but ill fortune could be expected to at
tend tbe career of a vessel launched under such
distressing circumstances, and it Is now reported
that she was destroyed in a manner befitting her .
gloomy history, the deck-house and other flttlpiss
having been burned In; the ship-yard and the
hulk lowed to a suitable locality. Where she was
eel on lite and finally sunk. -_•
The launch!.!!? or Hie big armored war-ship
Maine will be an event- of widespread Interest.
'Preparations' are alteady helmr ' made at the
Brooklyn Navy-yard, and that It will require
some inducement to get an Ironclad to move may
be judged . from Hie fact ' that- 2000 pounds of
tallow and 200 pounds of tallow soap have. been
sucured to grease the ways.
NO BRIBER Y
Woodbury and the Deputy Assist
sors Exonerated.
A. K. Woodbury, President of the raeifie
Varnish Company, charged With having
; : bribed Deputy Assessors Henry Voller and
S imuel llerepßhi to lower the existing as
sessment the varnish works, was acquitted
■ .yesterday by Polite Judge. Mix.
_■_ ;. ISie defense was similar to that of Volleis
• andHerengbi when on trial for having re
ceived : tire alleged 'ibribe. I): M. 11 lank,,. the
complaining witness, could .not swear that'
the bribe had been paid by Woodbury to tin'
.men, as lie had not seen any money pass be
tween them.
'. "There is.no evidence against the defend
ant." said Judge Rix, "hiitl the order of the
court is that lie be dismissed." " .-: ;•'
At the same time the court decided the
cases of the Deputy Assessors, as, the three,
were just alike— no' evidence whatever
against ..the defendants, vollers and.
Hcrengbi were temporarily suspended by
Assessor \oalon pending a decision in the
courts, and it is believed by- their friends
that they will be reinstated. . ., -. :;.'.-.
•■•-'•'^'•>V. E.NOKAVtIOU'S FU.NEKAL. y'
Last Honors: I'aid Him by His Late; A -
:;..: •'-■ .' ':sori«t^«. ' :5 .% .-7 yy.
'■'} The remains of W. : ¥.. Xorwond, late of
th- - an Francisco Slock Exchange, . were ■
interred yesterday afternoon in LaUrel Hill
-. Cemetery, .'the funeral taking place from
2028 Scott street. There was a profusion of
Sowers at the house, ami the members of the
Exchange, of George 11. Thomas Post, (J. A.
-11. and the Loyal Legion paid their hist re
sp .cts t^ the deceased. - -
The funeral oration was delivered by Rev. ■
Robert Mackenzie, while at the: grave were
he.d the services of the: Grand Army of the
. Republic.; 1 '" '■ , .;
The follow pall-l'i-iirers were in at
tendance front die ManEraufisco Stock' i'.\
.Cliaege; Joseph Marks, A. F. Coffin, (JtSriifte
T. -Marys and 11. L.\'au U'yelc. The tol
lowing were from: George 11. Thomas Post,
No. 2: Colonel Roicei John 11. Crocker, I.
. It. 1> -uiimo and ,1. J.'.N'oViilr-. ■:;*..:;■.'■ ."
Aim is ihe members of the&tock Exchange:
present were:; ; : ; - i 7 ': i.7y'r7- ;':.■%■■'■:■■
Dr. fox, E, E. Eyre, U.T. iMalye.-A. W. Cofflir,
.1. I_ 1 rrt-il. Nat 1- -Sles-iei-, 3; H. rCioc-ker, 1. T.
Atkinson, E. t'abill. G. -A. t'nhi«eb. toll Deane-
S. Dixon, (i. I aids. 11, 1.. ti'X, d. : It. I'liCh, E.
Elistelh, ,1. lireeuebaum,:W, . L. Duncan, A. <■-
li i neit, 11. __. Van Wyeii, Gebrße <_;. 1 Hekox, I. i
~:\V.:'Haitiev, It. r c. -.Hooker, denize W. Keilev,
John A. Walls, Homers. King. A. 11. l.issak. It.
F. Sogers, J. -Mackenzie,' 11. 11. Noble, Jilines
I'aterson, A. B._Pblpp_s ,_.. Scon. C. N. Shaw, ('.
H. Stoutenborough, lleniv Williams and O. V.
alter. .. -. - . y ■ , - - ■ :
Tim 1!..ti1.'» Victlin.
Last week the Society for tbe Prevention
of Cruelty to Children investigated a case at
3 Kineon place, where Mrs. Mary Mullen
had been desert d by her husband and left
entirety destitute with three young children
by her side. The woman was sick and had
to be removed to the City and County Hos
pital, while her little otos were given some
thing to eat and placed in institutions. Mon
day afternoon she died in the hospital. It
is said that her uncontrollable appetite for
beer was the cause of her domestic troubles,
her wretched condition and finally her
death. • .-•.-_■•
Ills Wlfe'a Trunk.
Philip Maguire, a painter, had some diffi
culty with bis wife on Monday night and
while he was out for the evening she left
bis borne on Baltimore street. John Mor
ton, a young man who carried the trunk
from the place, wgs a-rrMt^ at instance
of tlfe'irate painter, Otit yesterday Was ac
quitted by Police Judge Battler, as lie. bad
only obliged Mrs. Maguire by removing the
trunk. ■ ' v " •
Hie Illythea Called On.
At the request of the Public Administrator,
Judge Coffey lias called all, persons inter
ested in the Blythe case to appear in court
on .Monday next and show cause why the
Administrator should not pay James K. Can
£33:10 on a judgment obtained by the Trin
ity Kivrer Charcoal and Mining Company,
; . -: '" Liven One-I-iieUth.
. T-_a9_.a-s T...1.,,. it. '.,- . __-.-,_,.,*_ ... t__ ' 'iti _2'_ _;_._* :
-Judge Hunt yesterday in the suit
■■■'■at Broder-,on vs, Jiasfcins; to recover SSOOp.
damrigiis for injuries i.iii-ed by the slidi :g
Of debus irota iliskms'' premises, a verdict
n--e—n,g (_'"- at $2jo was. returned .
yesterday by the jury ■
VtsiTGe tysbtiig Panorami, Ma.ik6tiS.lQtU. •
ArptiEO for, Fits.— Christopher Spel
' lacy has:applifid tor letters -of aUhiliiiSt'iailoh on
tbe -estate; valuedr at $1000,. oi his deceased : .
wite, rMaiy, . ■■_- -j '•.■''...; 'i.
Oyfen : Tot Bay. — Charles Wairen, who :
. pleaded guilty of. burglary, was sentenced, by
.liidiie; Murphy yesterday to thiee years lii.Sau
Queoilii.; . :-.- , '.- ■-, _:■..■ ■ - ';- ■
•HiSjtliQCAUTEffis tor fee celebrated Hochesiei
lamps Uiifirmanu-S:eo.'s, I_*4 loii Sutter.*
-■ Mil' i,uvoiN(j tVoiiK.— J J. O'Connor :
lias sued Hants : IS; laull lathe Superior Court
'.r i.-.'. v.-r 8305 for grading and- macadamizing '
certain potttotis : of limadwav, near Lagiiua
stteat, where she owns real estate. "•' :.
'■ fen ATtorn tv s" 1 1 i -s-l niter Allies lias
. mud 'Mabel ireaUweil and John; J. Mot can to
recover £25,000 frji legal services rendered and .
foiwhej #1600 only has beeu paid on .account
Granted- IXiv-Oiices— Judge Lawler- yest'er '.
day gi.i.iled J.-imie Ingersoll a' divorce: from
Allan i'lget.Mill nnllie ground of cruelly, and
i rri.i Xybti aa dl voice from 1,, H. Lyons for f all -
Ure lo provide her v ah the necessaries of life,
-'-': '•'-■ '--.. 7. -7- '■:.. .I**:: — : ■.' ■ ':. — r- -:,■'-■.
■ ; NO firs-, NO luviiiii Tiie decree of divorce
recently erneied TrnJudye Gatber's depar:iiie_il
.ta favor of the plaint ill Iv the still ot Isaiah Anal ■
vs. ltiismlie. -AiprV .»__(' yesterday .-red Set ,
: aside because of the ' Jaime to pay the proper •
: fees.-. ; --:.:'■ ■' '■',' ■■'.." it- .'..'-•■•:.'-.'.'''■•':'.-. .;■ -.•'■'.
••.- - ',-(-'':' ■'. "7 . .: .'.'*-, '..,.: • '.. ■•-,_ -■:■: ._••
, Mi Xi \\\ Judce Huge yesterday de
■ cided for (tie defendant lie suit of lleury Ciitls
; letisen; versus Police Sergeant J" D. McKetina to :
• remove the hitler from ihe police force for ar
resting Chrrstetiseu for selling liquor without a
license. :-.'-' '.■■'■ . '- 7- '•■-'■■
'It Is like being rescued from a burning biilirt
ingt:' S-iysa man who was cured of aeevere case
of salt rheum by Hoots, Sarr.ri|.ariila Olve this
, -peculiar inc. Heine a -trial. Sold by all. druggists,;
-' ■■- - I . . ' ' i — ': — ' ; ; __. — '-. — . '. . — -_-_-."■".,
■ 7 "Mks. VI inflow's SOOTHfvo Svrtf" has been
' osnl over I.i'ty TeaTS by mothers their children
7 while- Teething," with iperrect. -.success.- .It soothes
the i Mid, i.- ,'- the .Ounis, allays .01 Pain, cures
Wind 'Gohc; . regulates the bowels ami- is the best
: vi I_riflrrh___a, whether arising from teeth"
lng or' ether causes, and. is tor sale by iitiigSists In
- evert part 01 the world. ' Be sure and ask tor Mrs.
. Khisiow's Soothing Syrup. : Twenty-five cents a
'bottle..:: ' ':-: - : ■-..,;' •■' ■7y.'i ■''■]:"-■'■;','' y. _•". ._■{'■_
Economy's wealth. Any one. who- would- like to
:s;ave their monthly ex [tenses, examine the prices of
:grocerie--,wines and lliniors at SItARIto.RO A COS;
■031 •■Washington st. 'White sugar still .soiling at tic
"per lb and light brown at.iijic,per ID. .'-' ; .
'Tuc-rffooi-. rrl'ri-T \TrnN of -'-Oroir.-i-.s Jtronchial .
'. _\oeHfi*V for the relief of Coughs, t'oids, au.tThroat
Diseases thorn a favorable notoriety.
■".'"■ .V . — - .. . . -.-' — ••_■ — • _. . '
-..SKHOVrK the causes that, make your hair : lifeless
anil gray with Park kk's 11 AißllAirSA^.. '.'.■''. ■'.
;-.PaßKtca'e -Oi Nr.KR.'TpNtC cures Inward |r:iiiiS. .-.'.'
' ' " ': ■ - ' '_■ — : — •
■ ham's I'll .l-sciire sick headache.
.' >:_xtra niinre pies. ' Sw'ajn.'s. 213 .Slitter street:.*
.* • NOTICE OF MEETINGS. ■
IKS' -Mission Lodge; No. 109, F. and- • '-'■
C-*''A, M. -Mated meeting '111 IS (WED- g^'-
.VESDAY) EVENING, October Ist,- at 7:110 'T:!jf
o'clock^ [ It] J. It. BUSOKLLK, Secretary. f^TX :
9yS* Alount Morinh larder, No. 44. a.
iS = *' F. and A. M.— Stated meeting THIS m. -
(WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Octob r Ist, at^fj?
7:30 o'clock, lly 'order or the W.M. ■Wv
It '' y.-. ■'-. .' ' . "-. C, T. BROWN. Secretary.'.
Et!^ 3 tlei-manlal.oilice. No. 1 10, -s^J-_l^s>-
-*-*? 1. o. o. I-.- The officers ami niein-£>J*S^jr-i
ir.-r- ol lire Funeral Committee or Oer--_-§S"SRS!*
mania Lodge, No. 116, 1.0. O. F., are <9fll_.vS%_i
hereby notitied to assemble at Odd Fellows' Hall on
THURSDAY, October'-. IHho.at 1 o'clock r. m., to
attend the funeral or our late -brother, CIIAHLES
Alll.llOilN. By Order of the lodge.
'■; -'■ :. ■ '..OSOAK Kill EG, N. O.
; Emu. NIKMKIKn, It. Sl ' '. '■;.■:-■- : ■.--■-■■■■, ocl 2t S
tpr^* To tin* oOifors and mem- - __(?&_-*__., ■
__---— ? hers or oriental ltebekab Degree ii_s-^~^i2ws
la ■!-■'-. Nrr. 00, 1..0. o.y.— You are here- vs£&jj6£
bynolified to assemble In Trospect Hall, ii-^BSIBpP^
New Odd Fellows' llulldlng, 'IHIS (WEDNESDAY)
EVENING, at 8 o'clock.- All members of the de-
gree are cordially invited to be present. - lly order of
: • MAin -M. EWTNG, N. «.;_■■'
. ' Sophia H. Hotton-, Rec. See. ■■- - ie'H tf We :■:-'
:■ ff-_-irr" To the ofilcera and mem- .-isafryg,
tlr-*' bers or Templar Lodge, No. 17. I. 1 8-i
ii o. I . You are hereby notified to .'in- -^Mt^rgtJriT**
•einblc in -Memorial Hall, New thill Fcl- 5""™""^1
lows' i: :i'.i ii.-, cor. Seventh and .Market sts.. TIlfQ
Wednesday, EVE.'HNG, at 8 o'clock. , lly ordtr
of the N. G. [my2\Vetf] ,L. WAIIH-AS, In, M j
— .■.-, ----- -: - -.--:. '.'.. rr .. ... -V ,
MKETINO NOTICES-CONTIXtTED. i |
ST-^S 3 Sin Francisco I.n<lg;p. No. -^A'___^rs> i :
. i-r-& 3, 1, o. o. F.— Ollicers and- mem-^g^-JgSy^-
bersare hereby notified, to attend the
funeral of our late Brother. A.!).* *'Wl« -
COLES, from Memorial Hall, at 2 o'clock y. M., on
WEDNESDAY, October Ist. ._ J. E. CLIN E, N. O. • ;;
ALl'ltl-ir Got'Ln, It. S. ; ■ - ' ; . ■;■ ,'"- se3o at
?t__S" A. '«. ii . '-ikiTHiian 2. -,£*< aJSSjNfc.".'
.' **»*'. Tne. regular . >noittnijr : f?*_i&\\'7i_t*¥ :-.
■'meeting.or tbls'o i vision Will be *_j's2 \\__m^-^ -
held In 1 1 Isii- auk ricali Hall onJ-^UasW/^bt -^ ' :
THURSDAY EVENING, <l'o^-l^Ajße*f
ber2d, at 7:30 o'clock. A- Ibis *\s- '^SrL-'*'3f ,
is a quarterly 'meeting, delln- ■'. ~^7y-'- :'•
quents are requested to settle up. Fines for non-
attendance will be ..strictly- enforced. Applicants
: for admission will please be prompt in attendance. .
: Sojod'riilng.-iiemhcrs are. cordially Invited. : . •:; -..'.;
■'..'-.' John J. MEEt) AN, President, .
.loirs- Ken'sv, Recording Secretary. ;■ ocl 2t
S.--S" 11"' Quarterly ,llci tlnif uf'tfi-s '__*-, ':
-vs-t? Servian and Montenegrin 1.. and ' *7^ifi ■
B. Society will be held THIS (WEDNEs. o«*SS__a : :
DAY), October Ist, at 7:30 p.m., at 10 P^M3 " '
California sr. Officers and mcmbersari hT*rii_ilJ
requested to attend. Pine lor noii-atlend- Ki^s3V!l -.
aneewillbe strictly enforced. ■ By order ifrflf ai
of '■-'■ . C. L. AN I ONIOLI, President. \SjKJi?' :
". S. S. VucoaAVLiEviCH,Kec. Sec; ■It _*W^^ . .
.St-^r* ' I'roperty-' Attention — The:'
-jr--£^ Property-owners' Independent Improvement
Party will gleet daily Ironi 10 a.m. to 10: r. m. at
headquarters, . 539 California st., (upstairs),, to
•take such action as may i.c considered necessary to
promote the candidacy at the coining elections of
those, and only those, who lavor a liberal and legiti-
mate expenditure' for municipal Improvements. ■
. By order of THE COMMITTEE OF ONE hundred :
PROPERTY-OWNERS. ■ :'■*■■■; ocl 7t* ,:
7XyS=: lilt. EiKiil.ir Meeting oftlie Ilrick-
r;----**^ layers' Association will he held THIS (WED- ;
NESDAI EVENING). October Ist,- 1890, at R'ual:
H'rlth Hall, 121 Eddy St., at 8 o'clock. - :
"WILLIAM SEA, President. .■
.-■ .lat-T-ks-.K. Cfn.ni.:HT, S.'eretary.' . ■ rr.. It ' '
■: ■-. - - 'SPECIAL .NOTICES.
JE-S 3 " Ties Aslitoit, 4T_-^iiiitrgimi«ry.:i4L '.'
.!_----«< Rents collected;- personal ratteiitlon -to the- '
'management of property in his care. Makes honest, ; :
economic expenditures. -
City, agent Guardian Assurance Ca or London and :
l'lieni-: Ins. Co. of Brooklyn. . ;.. - an.27eod tf...
;_F-^E'» N'or.lfleutKcher A ereln— Th© 1 : List sit
I*-*: . gate prizes drawn at their late picnic at .shell '
Hound Park', Sunday; September . 28, 1890-579,
1140. 1:;.._, 1468, ions, 1163: 1372 and 1731— will
be distributed at their next social, which will fake '..'
place In Saratoga Hail, 814 Geary St., Sunday even- s
ing, Cctuber 1 2lh. ;■■;.. j: .': .-aeaogt..-
-.' TT^S 3 tv indowK Cleaned; lt.-nsonalile. :
.t-fr*' dress M.A.JACKSON, 021 Mason. Postals
answered..-.. ...- -J: ' . ■■ ■■: ■ • -\ ; y sc'_'9 3t* .
£■--.-■ -limits bought uiki sold. - :..i._ :., .... '■
*^. 3 Fourth St.. near Market. ' ; : ,_. inj'27 tf ;.:
ttyS= Hail Tenants Kl.ctel . lor Set. t'lilieo-
■r--^.. tlons made, city or country. Pacuic. Collection
■ Company. 521. Calllornia gt-'..Room 3. o de2'2 tf -
' S_P_S? Muiiru's ■ Maritime Hr.tel-— ll5 r Stain-
""-"■'ford, bet. ltrani.an, Ibwusend, Second and
bird sts. ; palrohnge btinatlnersaoilclted. jy-rl4 6ino .:
JfS 3 Hail Tenants Fjocteil tiir 810 nnd
w>& all costs -paid; collections city :or country. :
COFFEY'S COLLECTION CO.. 619 Montgomery, tt i
■-' !t-_S= Freeof ITiarjfi— Send Mp IlieAd- r-
; »-_-' . dress of your business property-, residence,-
etc., and 1 will take a large and elegant photograph
them tree of charge, • After seeing, the sample . '
picture, :if satisfactory; any number of copies may be
purchased: at a reasonable price. - My residence "pic-
tures -■; are' uneyualed. N. D. SIC KELS, -. General
I lew and Group Artist. 012 I-Mtlyrst," - ;.■::; sc2stf : - .'■
itrS^ l.edien— ll Dlsappoliiloil Sere Mrs.
. j-'-s'?; I'L'ET/., 203 jlh.and be contented. sie3T in • -'
':Cf^^ ': I>r; Klcord's Kiieclllc- For Kidneys; : .
i Sfr-^blarlder and liver: *1: sole agent, A.'Gltos,
-' Drßgglst,;c'olv;Kcarny and Washiugt.oll. S. F';jel4 Ohio ;
■ Ift-^r?- .-*. st rai-Seei— Past, Present. -Future;'
ii*-^ horoscope Prof.. Holmes. 11 Scott. 148 m ■
(trs» Smith A: Trs.svliridne, Wist Coast
-lt-xr Wire Works, 11 DrtlmniaLi - iellMm
.Vf__S= Old I. old and Silver Rollj-lit; Send
iwss? \oiir old go il and silver ■by mail to Hie old ■
and reliable li.-use or A. 'Coleman, 41 ' Thlrd.sL, .-
: san Fran, lsco; 1; will-send by retnrn.'.iitall 'the i-.-isti-
i if amount Is lint satlsf ictory mil return the gold.. 'if.
. vStTaSt' . . rs. IV irlniel. « lull n.jniit L.d.ea:
»y 60 ..:.■'. tli-,iie-, si. s'bai.:. Market, K'ntSt. tin:
7- -• >■_•_.. Seliinidl, >l iiln i . r f-4;wl>iale ;
-/*^sf?';,C'hlv.prslty-.-«)f He-.'clberif rin-iirr- . |r-vt'_r ' i
'.. hos|rital ::>.uiheu:.s il Iscase.s a special ty ;■ sure npe'CHtH i
; remedy J'.r t liib'njhly:' lrregularities; -■'. reasonable^. .
Mission st,: 2to far. it c ..my27 12ihos ; .
t.rSS. I».r. C. C. OllrtolieH- Offl.ce » ,l Res.
: "y-^c-ryvV.eor. Ayashiligtoieaiel Kearny: sts; .-niytftf.- ' .
if --;=• .-.lame .:, Alaternity - Vlilr,: Strictly
a-£ f pi ivate. DKS. FUNKE. urLlEnci-iial Fk.in-J If :
-By?!?* Mrs. Drivit-s. 42*1 Keariiy St.:' Onivr'
-J-—- -:.!<■ and Mire '■ ire lor al; ieina:e troubles. 12tf
C^» Dr. Hall. 420 Henrnr -Diseases nt
-r-~ women a soecialtv: hours 1 to 4. to to b.mya ly. '
atTS 3 Dr. ltie.rrils Itrstnratlve I'ille; »|ie-
mi7£' c jfi C lor exhausted vitality, physical debility,
wasted forces, etc. : approved by the Academy of
Medicine, Paris, and the medical celebrities. Sold
by J. G. STEELE i CO., 635 Market St., Palace 11 >-
tei, San F'rauclaro. Sent by mail or express. Prices:
I ox ol 50, $1 25: of 100, $2; or 200, $3 so; or 10 J.
tn. Preparatory Pills. $2. Semi for circular, le'j tf
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Jt^S" Dividend Notice— Office of the I*a-
!ieJ' cille Borax. Salt and Soda Company, San
Francisco, September 30, 1830— At a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the above-named company,
held this day. a dividend (No. 31) of one dollar
($1) per share was declared, payable FRIDAY, Octo-
ber 10. ISHO. at the office or the company. 2:10
Moutgomery st.. Rooms 11 and 12. Tral.sler books
close October 6, 1890. at 3 r. m. . -
ocl t.l F.B. I'RITCHARI). Secretary pro tag,
' ■ j_ SPIRITUALISM. ' T ~
MISS HEN HARD, MEDIUM; INFORMATION
on stocks, lottery, love, etc. 353 Fourth. 3l7 lm
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRVOYANT TEST
.'1 medium, lire-reader. 1812 Market st. auH-tr ..
CLAIRVOYANTS. ..__-~-__-_l
MKS.KINKEAD, CLAIRVOYANT TRANCE ME-
.Hum. 12. .i11,. Market st- ' ■ rir,l.i bin
. SITUATIONS I i: MALE. .
C"~W»LORED Vo^^^^SHtC-T^i^UATIlj^AS
I nurse or 10 do upstairs work. Call at 220 Minna
street. ■-.-..■■•■ ocl 3t»
EAT GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO ASSIST
Ll with . ..-. ir..- .....I general housework, or chamb'-r-
-work and sewing. Address T.U., 123 Tenth, oil 31*
T)EFINED GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITL'A-
II tion as upstairs girl or by growing children.
all at 323 Taylor st. -.•-... ocl Bt* '
SWEDISH. WOMAN!- WANTS . A PLACE AS
.O. nurse. '1218',j Folsom st. . ' , ocl 3t»
V'OUNG"LADY WOULD. LIKE A : POSITION :AS
:. I :a.Bteu.irgraplier and type-writer. Address '38 IJore
' street, _•.;:. - : , '■'■'■ \"-- ;,,■■■;; ■.'---: . i =' Ocl 31* ;■
' AM ERICA'S WOMAN, -MARRIED,- -NO INGItM-
-£> bran=pe : lust .from the" w.-..u(d go 'ouV. to-do- .
housework by the day, ,678 Clementina st, near
Eighth';-. -. . ,',;'■ ':.-.': I"-;- '-. ocl3t^;
It IDOW WISHES SITUATION AS WORKING
'.'■ "■ fuliy'CDmpetehL Call 7ls Uonird
st;., RoOia 67,, SL David's House. ; ' -■ ; pel 21*.
pELIA RLE SCOTCH WOMAN" WANTS EMPLOY.
It meht-: Isa tlr»t-i.'la«s cork no objections to short
distance In- country;' '-ill- Second's-. ■' cci'2t*' ■'■
Hi.sl r.i: 1 ABLE l;Ei-IAi:LE GIRL r WANTS ' A
sltiiailbn for .general, housework or upstairs.
work, :ll ase : all at 410 Mittua st. - - eel 21*
l\ ANTED— SITUATION IV YOUNG LADY AS
I *1 an. assistant in a store: 'salary '■ no object.- -Ad-
dress 1., 11. 1 ,1.1. 1 ranch office, Oakland. :' ocl tjjt
GERMAN liißu NOT VFiii -STRONG WISH RS :
J. situation .to lid light housework- and plain rook
ing In .smalt family i Address i.trinau - ' Bex 87, :
ix Branch Oilice. . ; , ocl 2t* '
rIIELIAI'LE FI,i)EHLV WOMAN WISHES'SiTU-
It atiimrt'6 assist yyiiii housework: tea plain' cook ;
. wages 412. TO W.oiinore ' place, off Clay st;, near
■I'OWcll-- -■- .-' ; - :; ■-'■ .;-.'•' ,0c1.2t«: '
AVOUSG:SrWiD_-SH(-IRI./LATFFKOMSWFI)EN •
' • 1 Waurs-s.liu;t-t.1.-ii to do bousewbrk. Call op Thurs- -
.- day: at 1013 Scottat, ■ .. - ■ . . .ocl- 2t»' '
AMERICAN LAIiY WANTS SITUATION AS
.- 2V. i'oini.aliion; '.tio; ob'eclla.n to: an- invalid; will ■
travel. -Call .from 10 to. 2. or address Com'iianlon,
1135 Howard St. , . ...■-... ocl'2t*
' LADY WISH TO 'TA X C A OF A CHILD
-I-I or. liifanl at ii-r boine', 213; Hickory are;- ocl it* '
: N' ;EAT YOUNG: GIRL; WISHES SIT TION' IN
: -M nice Ame'rlca-) fainl to do cooking anal general ■-
housework;, wages $25. : 1 lease call 702. Laguna
' stmt , ._; '...''': ;■',;'; ocl;2t*
\' Oil Hll : BIRL-r WISHES SITUATION AS iafcN-
I' :cral houscwrorjt.;. .sniall fai'inlly; 'pluiu wasiriiir,';
ilndcrstaudsCjiirmau eoo.kiaff^'wagea"s2sr Address-.
. \>ork, lior 17. Call lTanph Oilice Ocl ft*
it O.MAN WANTS (.EMEU, lib SI WORK
v-t by the. day: or; week, 601 willow aye., near:
Buchanan- st, ,:..-; ':- ".:,-..-;■■' ;'i 7 -..- .'-It* :
i TYUF_SSMAKLR WOULD I.IKEA POSITION in ;
J-iy small establishment: steady work... Ca.l or-'ad-.
(tress ,10 rl V't.lehcl> st, , .. -j ■■■■■ . ll* ■
German; ' Lady, : . WELL recommended, 1
VJ ..-.wishes t.jglvet.crman or music lessons: nr,. -i
.. dlplbiua. from ,'a F;uropeau iniislc acadeiliy: Would-:
: accept. also- a position. in the Country. Address:
,-MitsSl. S.. iQs Thlrteent-hst^ Oakland [ '..';' .ll*. ' -
! ai'K.L WISHIS A I'O-rinoN FORUP-
'v? stairs work. or as iiurse;. can do sewing; -Apiily;
390 Waller at., near Fjlliiidre. :-, , : - '■-•-- ■r- . . It* '■■
• \\' OMAN:: WANT'S SITUATION DO G FINER AL
. '! housework.: wages $20: good reference.-: Ad-
dress llbiisework. Box 87, Call Branch Ottice.'.- it*'
. 1 VAN isil COOK WANTS SITUATION IN -A -ME It-.
JL/ tew lauiiiy. Apply Room 44, New A tan tic '
.'.Hotel, 207 Montgomery: ave. '.' ■: ... ■':_. . : • r It* '
/-■OOD RELIABLE 1 GIRL wTsUF.S TO DO
.' 1.1 downstairs work: Isa good cook and laundress; '■'
can give city references. Address. Call Branch :
omce. 339 Hayes st. . .. i: ' ■■'..:, ■ . ; • •. It*-;
. \j:ll)Dl.f;.agf:d woman would like TO
-.iTI help. ln boarding or lodging house; a good home '
mora desired than high wages, Apply 712 ivy avo.*
GOMFEiENTiYoONG fiIRL LIKE PLACE.TO 1)0
XJ general Housework in small- American family :
wages not under $20. Please call at 21-Lahgtbii. it* 1
. A\- AN WANTS SITUATION ;IS GOOD COOK; :
: Tl can do laundry work; good refereuee. Address
Cook, Box 88, Call Branch oilice. ■; :' : ;. .; it*
I RESSiIAKER, FINE FITTER AND DRAPER.
I' sews by day; or week; $0 a week.. M. N., Box
100. Call ßranch Office, -. .:- ; . ■; , . it* :
LADY WISHES POSITION AS COMPANION AND
seamstress or. housekeeper: can also gjvecnil-
' dren music lessons;. moderate- wages; city or coun-
try. ■ M.-C.', Box MjCALLllranch^ollice. . , ,'.lt*:r
yOUN«: LADY WISHES SITUATION AS
'1 pianist- or housekeeper; no objection to leaving
city. Address Housekeeper.' Box 6. this 0111ce.30 5*
I.SIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER LIKE FEW MORE
J 1 engagements by day or week; good cutter and
fitter. 207 sixth st„ In bakery. .. a c ao st*
I ADY WAN -8 TO GO OUT HOUSE-CLEAN
It and washing by tire day. Call at 815 Birch aye.,'
bet. Laguna and Buchanan sts. ■ r - ae3o 3t*. .
•jy.ORKI.-.G housf:keeper WANTS HITUA-
"I lion tv country where can take her boy, 5 years
old; wages moderate. Apply 430 Jessie st mar
Mint aye. - - .--■:--.. - -.. . se3o 3* :
TVANISH GIRL WANTSSITUATION DOSE!
:XJ work. Apply 403 Stevenson St.. cor. Fifth. 3o 3"
U'i.l.l. RECtiiSfiIENDED : GERMAN '- GIRL
TT would like go East or to Europe wl:h a lady as
maid or lake care of children. Address 34 Golden
Gate aye. •-■-'■'•--■'-■•:--'"- . ---- ----- si-30 31* -r
I_>ESPECTAIILE YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITC-
t atlon as chan.bcrmalii in hotel or lodging-house
Address or Inquire nt 507 Mlssionst., Room 37.30 3*
/•IRMAN GIRL ; 'WISHES' SITUATION . AS
it cook or general 'housework;, wages $25. .99
llalalitst. .■'-■■--■; , -. . .-. ...-■-.. ■- se.'to 31* ..-■
POSITION .WANTED BY ■-. A ' GOOD IIOU8E-
; I keeper: an excellent manager and economist- is
very Intelligent, rellncil, energetic, agreeable; thor-
oughly honest and not afraid or work; notrlliers-
good reference. Address 2o Turk st. =■ se3o 2t* '-.•■.'
\(UNG DANISH GIRL. LATELY (FROM DF_J<-
I J mark; wishes situation lit American laniily. Ap-
ply Boon 37, New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Montgomery
. avenue,- ,-,...- . ■ . - ._■_ --.;-, L. _-.:-.-.-■ aeSo 2t* J.
A in Mi GIRL WISHES SITUATIOV AS CHAM- -
. 1 bermald or waitress. • 226 Third st. : 8630 21* - f
I
; : SITUATIONS-CONTINUED.
- CCANDINAVIAN GIRL ■• WISHES SITUATION
Oat general housework -Apply 1331% Natoma
street. -. ; .-.-...-■. . . ■ . _-. -. se3o2t*
SITUATION WANTED BY COLORED WOMAN
0 cook or chambermaid just arrived from the East
with references. -Call -for 3 days 140 -Minna. se3o 3*
" V\ OMAN WISHES WORK BY' THE DAY WASH-
- ■' ing, .etc., or wcul'd like situation on a ranch for
clicking. Address B.) Box 122, Call Branch, 30 3*
'■V'OUNG SWEDISH GIRL WISHES TO DO
- I light housework; cannot speak English. Address
745 Tehama St. - ..' - .-.-■ se3o 21*
DANISH GIRL DESIRF;S SITUATION AS COOK
or general housework; American . family pre-
fcrrcl. Call 122 Nineteenth st. se;io 2t»
: \iiddi.f:-aged WOMAN would like situa-
iil ii. 10 a. widower; no objection to children;
cltv reference. Call or address MRS. MOORE. Mill
Sutter st., downstairs. . sc3o 2t».
' VV ANTED— GOOD HOME FOR A YOUNG GIRL,
■ TT 13 years of age; who will work for clothes,
beard- ami go to school.' Call or address MRS.
'.MOORE; 901 Sutter at., downstairs. se3o 2t*
YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION
J to.do light housework. 333 Laiigton st, 30 21*
7. OOl). WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO GO OUT. BY
1 1 the day. house-cleauiug or washing anything
required. 249_l'ehaina st. ~ se3o 2t*
V^EAT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
iii to. assist In Hght-;housework. where she will
have'a : good home;- city or Oakland preferred.
Please call at 24 Lewis, bet. Taylor and Junes.3o 2*
\IHNG LADY- DESIRES A POSITION TO DO
:■ i- sewing; understands .dressmaking. Call or ad-
dress 'A J*. C, 321 Van Ness aye.. Girls' Dlrec-
tery.;-.".; ; " ;' '■ :'. :'•■ .. ■■ se'29 6t
; IRL WISHES SITUATION: IS GOOD COOK
\.I a-id'lauiitlress; references If required. Apply
1030 McAllister St. ■■; se29 it'
I^ESeEOI'ABLE WOMAN WISHES EMPLOY-
.I i mentt'wlll do washing and ironing: is also a
competent nurse: will goby the day or week: can
furnish refereuee. Address Nurse, Box 163. Call
■'Branch pttlce.: ■•■.• .'.. . se'-'il 3t»
JVOllSfl DANISH' GIRL WANTS PLACE AS
J. nurse-girl. nice respectable family. 501 Howard
street; : " : - ':", ■;' .V v se29 3t*
SITUATION WANTED BY A GERMAN LADY
. (mlddit-ai:e-:i) as iiouseiii-i-per for a widowed
. gentleman with children; wages not so much an
.-obieci as a good bolus.;. Address Housekeeper, Box
122. Call Branch Office. se'2B 6t*
:Q WEDISH -ililßl,- WANTS SITUATION AS
:C5 ehamberniald: in boarding-house. 43 Sixth St.,
Room 6.', '... ' : ; -. ; >■■■ se'2B 7t*
\-olMl -LAD*. WITH SOME EXPERIENCE IN
-I hair-dressing would like situation In city or
count! v; wages, no object. Addtcss MISS F.
: WELLS. P. o,.City.;; . ,se'-'8 7t*
/Till 20 YEARS- old. SPEAKING FRENCH
'Vj and >-ngllsh; wishes to do housework. Address
721 l'olk;st. :-'; '; --.■?;: se'2B st*
ITUATION :. WASTED BY A FIRST-CLASS
laundress; German; best city rererences. 919
POSt St..;. .: .-■.'• -r- ■ ."r : r SC2S -it*
■■':■'-■■'/': i'lr SITI ATTONs MAI.K. .-.';■
T/IHST-CL-V-S GARDENER AND ': FLORIST'
U wishes. situation: Eastern and California expert- '
.ence; solid reference. Address A. 51. M., Motiigom- '
cry House, 613 Mission st. - 3t*--e,
"IIY ;MIi)IH.E.AOED ..MAN AS NURSE TO IN.'; •
■-D I.'-'.' - .; moderate salary; good relerences;
: Address -Nurse.: lint 62, "this oilice. . ocl 31* .:
VV'AN'TED-s-IIOSITioN-BY YOUNG MAN AND
tt. wife; wile good cook, man make himself useful', "
about piracy: "both good.workers; no children; man'
iinrlet stands . horses. Address T. F., Box 88, Call
I Branch Otitj-e. r| ;■; ■ ":: r OCl3t*
' AS .NI-iHT-QrIiEKK OR WATCHMAN: HOTEL
or lirri-'lii^-lirrine: best of references andsecur-
Ity.: C. E.. Box 148, Branch Oilice. ocl 21*
C-lEAUX rBUStNF-SS MAN WANTS EMPLOY-
: meht.as Salesman; bar-tender, clerk, lltnekeper:
:Clty or country; good references. Address C. E.
: Box 131 Call Branch ocl 2t*
IIIK.'Ii'I.RAI'HV — V UNO MAN WANTS SlTU-
.a.tibii as eperator'-br -general assistant; good At
| enlargements Of^copying.: J. C. 2213 Larkin St. 1 2*
: AN I 'l.i'-P.Y MA.V AND WIFE, SITUATION :
:;»_». bii-gentleiiiAii's, place or ranch; man ui.der-
■ rre ; of : stock; wife good housekeeper. Call
24 Mini a>e. r; .'.. ,;;'- ■■■■■■■ ' ll*
i \ (rl -'.ii MAN'iGF;kMAN> WISHES' A STEADY
. I situation of any- klinl. Address A. MIELKE,
; 18(13 -ifst-in st. ■■'_■•'..■■■■ . ■:'--.-- it*
MIDI >] l-AGEDI IRST-CL ASS GARDENER AND
i, a. r.niair :- 'understands thoroughly bouse,
v.-g.-iai'e --. <i bait vineyard work; good refer-
; Once. r-jlddreS-rG. R„ : Be» 121. Ca1l Branch. 3*
': 'f. AUDI. NER ANd'oLACiTmaN WANTS SITUA-
■ A-I .-lion I rlvate laiuils ; liisl-ciass frorlst and lawn-
. gardener' Address Gardener, Box 117, Call Branch
- Office . ;' ■'■ _ se3o it*
JAPANESE BOY WISHES WORK FOR MORN
and evening only in small family. Address M.W.,
Box 110, Call Brancn oilice. se3o 3t*
, -ERMAN COUPLR WITHOUT CHILDREN.
'" wish situation for cooking, baking and general
kitchen work, or waiting. Call or address CAPI'EL,
634 Mission st. . Be3o 2t*
YOUNG MAN, UNDERSTANDS BOOK-KEEP-
* lug and type-writing, wants position iv office: Is
good penman ami oulck at figures: smalt salary to
begin. ¥.. X., Box 90. CAM, Branch omce. «e3Q lit* .
V OUNG GERMAN COUPLE WANT SITUATION
1 in country. U. R., box 86, Call Branch Of-
fice, ■ seiso 2t*
SITUATION WANTED BY F._XPF;RIENCED
O book-keeper, law clerk, general office man and
collector; will engage lor small wages. lE, P. o. Box
2353. City. ■ 0 !?.'* _
\'Ol No MAN WANTS POSITION AS WAITER
1 In restaurant or hotel: unexperienced. Address
J. lE, Box 160, Call Branch Offlce, se3o i!t*
Tl:! -lUilliillt MARRIED MAN, AGE 32, DE-
sires situation in warehouse, or similar employ-
ment, to make himself generally useful; state wages.
S. H. M., Box 105. Call Branch Pace. se29 3t*_
SITUATION WANTED— RELIABLE PRINTER
wishes situation either in city or country. Ad-
dress A. T., Box 105, Call Branch Oilice. se2B 7t*
.TJAKDWARE AND IMPLEMENT salesman,
***IT. ..it.: No. 1 . references, -epen to sDgage:_;i.e^
Address Hardware, Call Branch, Oak land. ne'iisTi
ONE MOKE SET OF BOOKS TO POST, (IS PER
month and upward. Address "Books," Box
160, Call Braucb oilice. se2B sl*
SITUATION WANTED BY A STRICTLY TK.M-
-_-_-! penile young man as watchman. N. L.. Kin 62,
this olhce. ■ " ■ - se2B st*
■VrOUNG MAN WAN'IS POSITION IN WHOLE.
X sale house of any kind; good box-maker: willing
to work. ■■ F. P., Box 19, this olhce. Sc2s St*
SITUATION VVANTIiD-BY - ]^ MAN OF IN -L-
Ugcnce. who purchased a tailor-made, hobby
" cutaway sun for $18, made by a merchant tailor lor
$35. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
corner Post and Dupont sts. ■ ■
H. ll I. 11. i.i' WANTED.
:te ANTED F'HI COUNTRY, LAUNDRESS, IN-
■T'stttutlori, $25; chambermaid to assist laundress,
.private :faii_lly,"s2s;_ cook, small boarding-house,
435; chambermaid; hotel, $20; Invalid's nurse, $25;
for Jclty.'Frbtestiiiit.tiltrse-gtrl, care two children..:
$.25; cook a'hd.'ilaundres*, $:J0; waiters, $20: wait- .
re*s,r rVstaurant.:ssra week; young- girls for -house-
work, city and : country, $25. C. K. HANSEN It'
. CO., till Geary St. .-- :; ;-; '-' ■■.' It '',
Oil O K;S ,"" WAIi r;E.sSES, CHAMBERMAIDS,
dish-washer tor hotels, and a umber. girls for :
housework: blty;ah'd co-iutry; at.good wages.: R. T. -
. WARD A CO ., 610 Clay St. _ ■ ■ : " ■'.__ .-. -.-It .'-'
AV'ANTED-fS- 1 FIRST-CLASS. GERMAN" AND.
': TT French cooks, $30, $35, $40; Protestant nuree,. .
#20 ;': i German second girls and c-ham'be.ru_aii.ls. $20: '
10 waitresses for restaurants, hotels and • boarding- •
- houses; City audrcouiitry:, $20, 25, $6 and $7a:we.ek; ',
. second girl and laundress, $25; Invalid's uurse. S2.i ;
Tattles' ■' maid',: $26: -.German CQok,:'board__ng-house,.
$35: S French nurses, $20, and over 40- Gentian.'
.Scandinavian and Protestant and Irish girls to fill
our places too numerous to advertise.. Apply to J. F. ..
r CROSETT *CO , 2.o2 'Stockton stir ,. : - . '■■ '.; ' ll";
.' TT 7 ANTEO-iFOR S3.IALL CO'JKTKY HOTEL
IT cli i-pheriuald and : waitress, $20.; laundress,
. $22; Frelichchatubcruiaid, $25; rhanibcrutald. anil.
seamstress, $25; French nurse. $.15- cook- Vnn-r I-
: can ; ramily. $.0: chaiivbcrinaid American faintly, -
-$25;;60 young girls for'geueral-.ho'usework:and as-
sist. DELQRMEA ANDRE, 320 Sutter st, . 'it ;'.
: \I'AXTEI)--iOO.uiRLS. FOR ALL KINDS OF
:»T ijousejiold work; $30. *25, 4-20 and $ 15. Apply
Miss TLI MvETl', 424 ■ -Slitter '•;,;.•' -... .It :
'.kii GERMAN AND SWEDISH GIRLS; COOKI.ML
/■'and' general housiework; city or country i best
. wages. : M.RS.:EI,F.EN, 3-1 5 Stockton st. .-■' It* .
- : AMEill AN AND GERM AN COOKS, $30: ONE'-.
»r) experienced .Seatiisircss. $25;: .'German. second
■ girl , $J('l_: 60 glris for housework,: . Ell ROPE AN EM-
.l'LoVMlt-ST OFFICE; 1 06; Stockton at. , .;.-;; lt*l- .
AM 'ED - WAITRESSES. $.11; 2 I.AUN-
'. IT dri-sses; orrni.-m arid wile, lor hand-work, $70..
li.O'l-EI. GAZETTE. 4-0 Kearny. .... -it
V Pl'R-i Al li i: on COATS WHO .."KNOWS HOW
_fy tosew. 417 Stockton st- Room; 10. . • ocltf .'
VITA-NTRP — APPRENTICES AT I>RESS-MA'K.-'
Ti i., •_ MME. 1. 1: i i. -.--. r.-.-s i;, -.u\ s'. oel t( '-■:
.rt girLs FOlttjOU-STRY.: APPLY 32 FOURTH
-fflat ,Kopni 3. ; ."-;" - ■■■ - ocl6t*r
Kind: old Laiiy- •' without- Children,
living In Alatiiedaor Oakland, to take, rare of 3
children. Call Friday,: .417 Kcaruy St., Room 35,
bet. 1-2 811112 rr M: . ... .-;■-.■ pel 31*
VV'ANTED-TIIOROUGHLY RELIABLE LADY:
' 'I : by business iiouse. Call at '220 Sansome si,,
Room 8. ' .; - ■ . ..'..■'-'.' .ocl 3t».
CiIRL FOR LII3IIT HOUSEWORK- 1134 TURK
t street. ; ■ ■;: '. ■ ■-■ '. . ocl St« ■
American -Girl. 'for general iBOVHieiA
-r-\ Work,;; wages $20 312 Turk at, ' : ocl 31*
\- OLNG GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. AND ASSIST
1 'with children. 610 Grovo st. ... pel 3t».
IMBST-CLASS BRAIDER. WAN 1 ED: ONE W HO :
can do her own-Ktamping and perforating pre- -
ferred. HOWHAV.7Q2 Market st. ■ -' ... : ocl 31* '.
GERMAN GIRL ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK, 102.
: Powell at. -.''--... -■ ocl 31* -
1,-riRST-cLASS Operator on domestic ma-
r chine. A. GIRY, 635 Kearny St. ■ ■ del 21* • -,
CIOMP-BXJEJ-l WOMAN FOR GKNERAL HOUSE-
) work lit a. small fain on ranch; must be good
cook, with best ref.ereuces as to competence aud
cleanliness :uo abjection, to small child, if there Is
perfect sntlstactluu 111 other respects. Address 11.
Box 105, Call Branch onice. ocl 2t* :■
GIIKL:FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; GOOD
I cook ; references. . 009 F.ilis st. ■ .. ocl 2t* .
V* Anted— a:goou GERMAN cook with
VT city references^ Apply at 1612 Van Ness aye.,
between io a. m. and 12. :; ■-■■--■■ ■-..■■■ ocl in*
, 'ERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
VI wages $15. 2720 Mission sl. : :ocl2t»r.
■I'll WO Vol NO WOMEN FOR '■ MASSAGE TREAT-
x ment. Call, 10 to 3, 859 Mission st. oc 12t
\\J ANTED-UIUL TO DO LIGHT COOKING AND
.Tr assist In housekeeping In laniily or three. Call
after 10 o'clock, 1733 Broadway; references re-
' Quired. •■■ ~ : : . ;. ' .-• -' ' . - - .:- '■■ It
GIRL BETWEEN 14 AND 17 • YEARS OF AGE
can find a good . house where she will be well
clothed and fed It she will call with her references
at 1018 Mission. •-. ■ ■■.- • "'■•■ • . ■ ■- - -- - ■■■- It* ■
W'ANTED-2 SMART EXPERIENCED WAIT-
: TT resses, at California Restaurant. 108 Fourth. 1*
GIRL WANTED FOR COOKING AND HOUSE-
work; no washing. - 8414 Washington at. - It* ■ ,
GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; OER-
I . mail preferred- 1417 i-ctaytast. It*
Y'OUNO GERMAN (.ILL TO MAKE HERSELF
I generally useful.: Call 10 to 12 a. v. 511 Eddy.
street. ■-->.._■.-.- '. . . ■■■ " r-r .-■_... ■■<-.- ..- -. ■ It* . ■
. V'OUNG GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, 412 McAL-
-1 lister st., Flat 1. .... -..-■..- 11"
V' OUNQ ~ GIRL - FOR ;■ LIGHT HOUSEWORK;
rl wrges $16. 801 l Folsom st, --_ - It* :
W A "-NEAT YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; small fatally: $15. 1020 Seven-
tceirtli st.. near. Castro. '■ -- . -. '•.-.-. -r, __• ; -- It* -•
W ANTED SKIRT-HAND. 113 | STOCKTON
IT street..: . - ; - -- -_: "; - '-'■ , ■■;'/ -.■:--■ It" -.'
•V ol '- N(J GIRL TO ASSIST HOUSEWORK; GER-
'_ X' man .'crrod. - 10 Eleventh st. -'■->•;;•.'' '---■-■ It* ;-"■'
U IRL FOtt GENERAL HOUSEWORK: • SMALL
>' family; $20. ISIS Webster at.', near Geary, - It*
;'\-OUNH GIRL TO ASSIST A LADY; IN LIGHT
1 honspwurs; one living at borne pre.'erred. I 917
Valencia st. - - :lt*j;
• HELP j. WASTED-COMINBED.
GIKLS FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. ', APPLY
forenoon at 2512 Clay St., near Fillmore. It* -
EXPERIENCED . RESTAURANT WAITRESS.
1191 Market St.. Central Park Restaurant. It*
ty AN TED— A MANICURE. ;26 GEARY ST. '
IV ANTED— WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
TT work: family of two; »12. : 17188 Ellis st, It*
SCANDINAVIAN OR GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN-
eral housework. 533 Twenty-third St. - It* :
(i IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; MUST
IT sleep home. 610 Sutter st. . : It*
DRESSMAKERS AND APPRENTICES. 756 :
Howard st. ;-.-.:'■ .' -.- ..-.. ' It*
GOOD PLAIN COOK FOR RESTAURANT, *30
and Increase; German preferred. Call from 2
to 4v. v.. 227 Third st; - ■ . . - ; ■' It*
GIRL FOR -HOUSEWORK AND PLAIN IRr.V
__ lug. 542 Mission St. .'- -■■■■'.;-:. "■ .It* ' .
GIRL TO ASSIST IN -GENERAL .HOUSE-
work. 239 Golden Gate aye. . ■ It*
fIIRL TO ATTEND" CANDY-STORE APPLY
TJ 325 Kearny st. ■ ■ -It* ■--,
"V URSE-'.IRLMIND 2 CHILDREN; WAGES $10.
-_■> 1921 Sutter St. . '■■: .--■■ - It*
GIRL BET. 15 AND 16, ASSIST LIGHT HOUSE-.
work. 407 Third St. -.■."■' It*
V OIiNUtUHL GENERAL HOUSEWORK, SMALL
I family: $15. 1719 Postst. ■ It*
: VVANTED-8 WAITEK-OIELS, AT 425 BUSH j
TT at., downstairs. Apply In the afternoon. It* 1
PROTESTANT GIRL TO ASSIST AT HOUSE- y
work. Apply 2002 Golden Gate aye. se3o 3t« .
ANTED— LADIES' HAIR-DRESSER. : 1008
_TT Haigbt st. ■■-■;■■' '".-' se3o 3t
GERMAN GIRL, 14 TO 15, TO MIND BABY.
113 Perry st. .':'.'■. _■■■. ' . .'■■: se3o 3t*
IRL FOR LIGHT:- HOUSEWORK. • 116 OLIVE'
aye.. oil LIGHT ■: HOUSEWORK. 116 OLIVE :■:'
aye., off l'olkst se3o 3t*
. (1 ERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
1.1 and plain cooking. 809 i real aye., nr. Twenty's .
.flrst and Folsom sts. ;. ■ ■: . ■. se3o 3t* ■ :
r OLNG GERMAN' GIKL FOR COOKING AND .
X general housework. 1920 Washington sl.se:iO 3*
\\.' ANTED- WOMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK i
tt on fruit. Tenth and Bryant sts. ■;; se3o3t ■
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
I'l something about cooking; good wages. Apply
to Mil. BUSH, Sniro Heights, ... se3o3t». .
Ul ANTED— WOMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK
on fruit. Tenth aud Bryant ; V • ge3o 3t ■
/". IKI.S TO SEW ON ATS AND CAPS, BY HAND
IJ and by machine. . 335 Bush st. ■ LEHMANN _fe
WOLTEKS. ■' se3o 3t»
ANTED — FDR SEWERS AND FINISHERS
TT Immediately. Apply at Pioneer Eur Store, 777
Mat-set st., near Fourth. -, - . ;.. : . seOO 3t*
\V AITER-GIRLS.. WANTED IN SALOON. 638
'T' Sacramento at. . . ,; se3o 31*
GOOD BASQIE FINISHER; REFERENCE RE-
H" red, 408 O'larrell. ■> • ■ ;. se3o 3t»
*\l ANTED-A TIDY. GIRL TO DO GENERAL
. TT Housework In a private faniiiy, most be a good
cook. Apply ar 110 Wcbsterst.. nr. Halght.se3o 21*
'• OUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
* x 'no washing; no children. 1601 Mission. Bo3o 2*
.— V'OUNG GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; '
:_|L,. wages $20, 428Vs : Fell st. se3o 2t*
V t~P.SE WANTED: MIDDLE-AGED PROTEST-
i-T ant prefcired; wages $20. Apply at 2818 Pa-:
■cllic aye.. on Wednesday, bet. 9 and 12. »e3O 2t*
GXIKL FOR HOUSEWORK AND PLAIN WASH-
I lng; wages s2o. 1014 Fillmore st. »e3O 21*
IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; GOOD
wages. 1717 Buchanan St., nr. Sutter. se3o at*
\\i ANTED— 2 WOMEN FOR PACKING PICKLES ,
TT in glass, and 2 men who know how to work in ='
pickle factory. Apply 1622 Grove sl.. Oakland. 10 21
Ul ANTED— APPRENTICES TO LEARN DRESS- 5
" tt making trade thoroughly. 961Tloward.s29 15*
ESPECTAOLE GERMAN GIRL TO SERVE AS .
nurse lv the German Hospital. .' lnquire at Ger- :
man Hospital, cor. Fourteenth andNoe so293t*
GiERMAN GIRL WANTED SPEAKING ? EN- .
VT gllsh; plain cooking; general housework; no
washing: 2 in family: *20,: Apply alter 4 In the
afternoon 1522 Postst -.- y '■; V 8C29 31* ;;
VV'ANTED-GIRL ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK;
IT small faintly; wages $12 to $15. Call 15 Ella*-.;.'
beth st., near Twenty-third aud Guerrero. sc29 3t« ■
LTRST-CLASS FINISHERS, OPERATORS AND .;
JP apprentice on cloaks. 904 Lark In st. . se29 at* "
(•EKMAN GIRL, GENERAL HotsEWOKK. . !
ll 429L4 Oak at. '.;.,- r— ■ se29 3t*. :
GIKL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: NO-
-1 washing; wages $20. 1726 suiter. se29 3t* ;
GOOD CTRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE- '
work. 109 Sixth St. . se29 3t»
OOD WOMAN GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
man preferred. 344 Sixth, in bakery. 29 3*
GIRL MIND CHILD, TAKE CARL 5 ROOMS.
202 Eleventh st. : se29 3t*
/ IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; WAGES
»15. Apply 1505 Washington St. se26 71*
I ADY PIANO PLAYER AND SINGER, COUN'-
I-i try, wages $90 per mouth and furnished room;
must be young and prepossessing. Address H. E.
MANN. P.uss House, city. se2l 14t*
EWERS :ON LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
underwear. 723 Market St.. Room 142. sell) tf
A WEEK'S NEWS KOR 5 CENTS— THE WEEKLT
Call. In wramier. ready for mailing.
. i>IALK~HEIT WAXI'tD. _ ~
SHAPER-HAND, COUNTRY, »3 TO $3 25 A
day; band sawyer and shaper, country, $3 50 a
day; German or Scandinavian blacksmith, country
'shop, $10 and found; 6 men to Work around saw-,
mill, Mendocino Comity. $30 and found: 3 grape-
pickers, Sonoma County, $25 and found; 4 ranch
teamsters, Monterey County. $30 and fouud; slate-
splitters and slate block-makers, steady work, coun-
try. (2 60 a day: married coachman, city, $50: 10
laborers for a quartz-mill, $1 a day r■* found: 20
laborers, city, steady work all winter, -75 a day,
board $4: 10 laborers and teamsters, city. $30 and
found; carpenter and blacksmith ou a ranch. $50.
■"see l»*-s.s iir_amaVri^g}*.s Ally, $10 and Z'to. -
' C. K. HAN-EN A CO.. 110 Geary St. lt_
pAsrRY-RAKEK, FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, NO
X bread, .-$3O and found; bread and pastry baker
combined, first-class country* hotel, $70 and found,
free fare: second cook and baker, country hotel,
■40: baker and wife, small country shop, $50 and
found; cook, restaurant, city, $10 a week; Italian
cook, restaurant, city, .s4o: cook, boardlng-bouse.
city. $10: 3 restaurant waiters, city. $35; dish-
washers, hotels and restaurants, city, $20 and $25;
night hotel-porter, city. $.10 aud louud. C. R. 11 AN-
SEN A- CO., 110 Geary St., ■'-'-.. It
KjlA RAILROAD TEAMSTERS, AXMEN, KOCK-
ouU melt and laborers lor Washington and Ore-
gon; nooillce fee; fare to Washington $B. to Oregon
$6. Tickets at C. K. HANSEN & CO.'S. 1 10 Geary. .
BAKER FOR INSTITUTION, $50: HOTEL I'OH-
ter, $25: 2 plasterers, near city. $5 a day; washer
.and driver, city, $10 and found; restaurant cook,
country, $60; 3 hotel cooks, $50: : 2 second cooks
for country. $35: 2 hotel waiters. $30; 3 hotel
waiters. $30 and $36: 5 dish-washers $20 and $25;
■ 2 carpenters, country, $3 50; 2 carpenters, city,
$250: 4 fanners. $30: 10 teamsters, city, : * 125 a
clay. It. T. WARD at CO., 610 Uiay.st. ' it-, ■ :
i)(\ LABOItERS:FOR BRICK-YARD. $30 'ASP'-
■ -_-U board; 3 burners, $60 and hoard; ■ brick-rset-.
ter, $60 and board:' lo wood-choppers for brick-
company, son wood, $1 to $1 50 per cord,' K. T.
-WARD A CO.; 610 Clay . . '-'■'.- '■■ -It- ; ,
'■ W ANTED— SO .- TEAMSTERS AND LABORERS
' T» for canal and railroad work, $30. : R. T. WARD
A CO., 610 Clay st. ,; : . "■' '.-.-;. .:■ -,'.-- ' -jtt.--:.
■•VflA RAILROAD LABORERS. KMI.S.
'lull teamsters-' and axmen for. WraSlutmtou; no '
office fee; get tlcltets for $7 60 from IL T, WARD
A CO., 610 Clay street, ' ' ■'- . . - - -Itr-:-''
■ 111 RAILROAD LAnOKEKS. NEAR CITY, $175 :
•±tf per day. R. T. WARD A- Co., 610 Clay sL It. v :
Cft LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS FOR RAIL: :
t)\} road work In California, $30.' and $35*.per -
mouth and board: long Job. R. T. WARD a Co., '
' 610 Clayst. ■, ■ ■ ■■ .-.", ■":■.. ■'■'.'■. ' ■'-!}■■" -
i(\f\ men Wanted FOR Railroad work, is '
XUU Washington- and Oregon:' a'xni.e'n. ; $3 60:
. laborers. $2 25; teamsters, $35 and board, years
work; fare $6; no olhce lee. • R.-.T. ; WARD. 4 CO.; -
CIO Clay st. ■____ .. ; . ■,:-. . it.
VV' ANTED-4. yUAKTZ-MINKRS. $250 i A DA V :
'.TT. planer-mail. $66. and - board : r"Sla'br^,uiter,-: $30 '
- and louud; young -man to assist platier : nlah, $t .'a -
day and board;: 2. plain . carpenters. $2 and hoard,'
a'-.il *2 50 a day; 2.bench hands, $3 25 a day; 3--.hu- ., -
r ishing carpenters, $3*20 li) *3 riUirlriy i : uiacliinlst, 7
$3 75 to $4 a : day; blacksmith- and wood-worker,
$-10 anil board; 4 grape-pickers,. $25 and round; :
haruess-cleauer, $30 and lound; buggy-yyusher; $40;
. and found : wooit-i'honi.er.; $1 60 a cord ; swampers:::
$...'. and $.40 and found: 2 drillers $2 a- day ; .hoc- :
ten er, $2 25 a ; day; inn -maker; >-sand-stbr.e- : ;
cutlers. $1 SO.a'day; stone block-makers;::! orchard-- ■
ists, steady work, $30 and found. Apply to J, F.
CROSETT it CO., 628 Sacramento st;- - -.- ; ■ : . '.;.lt ;. "|
. \l ANTED-LABORERS, $2 25, AX-MAN; $250;,':
* .Tl rock-man; $2 50 : -and teamsters $35: ami board* : ,
Tor railroad work; . scraper-teamsters,, . $:10 at)d-
-$32 50: laborers for city, $1 75 and $30 and round;'
and outers. .:Applyio J. F. CKOSEi'T .'*. Co.. 628 V :
-Sacraiuentost/ rr-..- ;- .-;. ' .■■.., : :.:.:r ._-..-. : ; -It-?
WANTED— COOK AND WIFE.' EAR CITY..
■'T 10: cook, hotel, city, 4o; boarding-house cbok,'
near city, $35: -baker,- country; $10 a week; 2.
-waiters, hotel and restaurant;. $25 : and *$Si illsb-
washers, $20 and $25: bell-hoy. country hotel, $15:
' boy to assist about: bakery,' $20. and many others.
: Apply to J. K. CRQSF_.TT.I_ CO., 628 Sacraineutbst.T'
Ul ANTED-CAEFENTEK FOR CO TRY, $350
'T a day and found; dairy man; $30, see: boss here; '
butter-maker, $30: milker, $25; farmer's. $30, $25
and $20; chore-iuati on ranch hear city, $20;, 10.
four-horse scraper -teanisters^ $:15, fare paid: oner
way; chore-boy about dairy, $15: 2 solicitors, $1 a
day and commission: young man to : wait and do:
chores about -a saloon, $25;.- bay - about - bakery -
$22 50: cooks, waiters and others at W. D. EWER
A- OO.'S. 626 Clay St. ..- : -..".; :■:: ■.'■'.;■:■■; It;--;
VV ANTED EARLY THIS. MORNING— 2O MEN
tt to pick grapes In Santa Clara County; $1 a day
and board; about 6 weeks' work; tare : sL' DE-
LORME Ar ANDRE. 320 Sutter St. : It
.\» ANTED— FOR RESTAURANT. *9 A
j TT week: waiter for coffee-home, $38: waiter,
$30; cook for boarding-house, $40; butler, $40;
dish-washer for boarding-house, $20; boy ' to' wash ■
dishes, $15: night cook cofffte iMHUK; errand boy, $3
a week; etc. DELQRMEA ANDRE, 320 Sutterst.it
• ante:d-farmer and wife without
children lor the country, $50: teamster on a
vineyard. $25: *-i II ,1 ii.tur. same place, $25*. see buss -
here: Japanese school boy 10, etc., at DELORM E A :
ANDRE'S, 320 Sutter st. :.,::::■:■.;; rlt* •■;■.-
II ANTED— FIRST COOK, $30; SECOND COOK,
Tl $50; porter, $25; porter and runner. $J5 ; third :
cook, »30; dish-washer, $25: yard man, $25. Ho 1 El,
GAZETTE, 420 Kearny at. ■;■ -;- -'■ ' ______
VV ANTlfb-LAUNDRYMAN AND WIFE: HAND-
IT work. $70. HOTEL OAZhTTE. 420.Keaniy.-it
WANTED— TWO PORTERS FOR HOTEL. .:-. EU-
) TT R()l>h.A OFFICE, 105 Stockton St. T- ; ; 11* ■
BLACKSMITH, $60 AND FOUND. If, B. MIIIAN,
022 ria. si. -. '-."--'.' -V- :-•"'--. ..It*'^:
- U ANTED- 1 FIKST-CLAKSI'LUMBEK.T FIRST-
I T* class gas-niter: none others need apply. ADAMS
& PItITCiIAKD. 605 Davis St. ':-.,:: : ■■ ■If ■
MEN" AND WOMEN WHO DESIRE TO MAKE
money by soliciting for the easiest plan lv ex-
istence for watches and Jewelry. Address M. N.,
Room 40. Chronicle budding. - oel,7i* ■
: .VV ANTED- YOUNG MAN ; WITH ; A KNOWL-
;TT edge of silverware, leys, baby carriages, etc.
Apply at I*3 Battery at., upstairs, bet. Into and 3
r. m. ..'■-.■■ r?,--- . ■ -- -..--..- .-.-"'■:"■■ oc!:3t-.:
VV ANTED— MAN AND WIFE TO WORK OR
IT vineyard, Santa Clara County: wire to cook;
wages $40 and found. Address Farm, Box 4, this
onice. - '- ■ ..■-,■■: :';' ... ocl 3t«
Ul ANTED— GOOD SALESMEN: SALARY AND
TT commission to the rigid parlies. Apply be-
tween 8 and 9:30 and 1:30 to. 0 o'clock. Singer
Manufacturing Co., 22 Postst." . '-■ oct3t
j [SEEDER FOR GORDON PRESSES. BACKUS
il PRINIINO COMPANY, 27 Main St. ocl 3t
j LEVATOR BOY ; ' MUST BE AT • LEAST .16
Ia years of age and I experienced In' running ele-
vators. 1 Address,' with references from last place,
to E. It., BOX 109, Ca LL Branch OlBce, . _ ocl 8t«- .
BARBER WANTED; StBaIIY FOR WEDNES-
day. Saturday and Sunday. 2514 Foisoin. it* ,. :,
.- FOR - 3 EVENINGS A MEEK AND
J> Batardays. ' 837 Market, ~ ' - .ir-i.----._i,- It* -'
■ VAKKERFOR WEDNESDAY. SAIURDAY AND
Ll Sunday;. good wages. . 32',^ Turk. ;: - -,_ it* .-
_ i "i^7^y^siESSizr2^-r^}^r^^~-^
ii;anted-bakber for WEDNESDAY -My
*> enlng, Saturday and Sunday, 341 Hayes st.lt*
It' ANTED-GOob PAINTER. KEEZEK, 623,
TT Height st. --■■ ■■-- ■--. ■■■ ■:■: . ' a' ■ .
VOUNU : MAN FOR GROCERY. APPLY:: COR. -.
: 1 Turk and Steincr sts. ■.--'■■' ?. -. -■■ ■- ■' 1- -". -'
U/ ANTED- A YOUNG. FELLOW USED.:. TO
T' hard work: willing, temperate and good tem-
pered- competent to milk twocows. -. Address P. .11., :
Box 86. Call Branch Oflice.- .-. . ; C-.',' : - ' '. ■: ..-.-■ ; .. Iff : -
HELP WANTED IN DINING-ROOM' $13. AND ;
found.' 446 Spear St. ':: ■". ■■'■:- It* -
EXPERIENCED CROCKERY rA_ND FANCY
SL good- salesman, ,: Kearnyst., Room 1- lt» ■:.
CRIMPER FORVBOOTS.AND SHOES WANTED.
\J 123 Cfayst, .-. ,'■■■.,.'•:. -..-- ■'.'--" It r. ■■
BOT WANTED- AT CANDY I ; FACTORY.;.^I'PO-:r
site Oakland ferry. ':';■■. -.' : : ,-y" ■'■■ ■■ •■■_•"■■-■"■
EXPERIENCED STATIONERY SALESMAN; i;
it call at once. 30") Kearny St., Room l. : .: -It*
It ANTED - A .FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT
tt waiter;' 7 Stockton st. '■■',-' ■;: v.--.. : 'r:--:v:s;:It*; "';:
GOOD DISH-WASHER: SMALL RESTAURANT;
wages $25. ,1769 Mission st,:.-. -;;-.-.:"."■ Tl* ■■
GOOD HE.YD COOK, •• 249 FOURTH STREET;!..- '■{■
-■- ; . ' ■ ■';■:•;.; ' - - ' . < 711?:.
I»' ANTED-A GOOD BOOTBLACK, -'4 MORTON :
■TT street, barber-Shop.'/ ."-.;...' '. ' ..'.' '.■ - '- It*
ANTED-GOOD LUNCH WAITER. : 709" BAT-
. TTteryst.'- . ■.- .:■■': ,-. -' .■.■■'■' '.';.-:■.■.:'■ ■'- ■- "'.lt *-'."
BOY' IN LA OFFICE AS COLLECTOR. APPLY.
Room 5. 601 California." ■; ,- -,■::-.;: ■'.' If ■' '.
EXPERIENCED carpet SALESMAN: MUST •
tinderstauil turriltiire. 30i Kcarhy, Room l.i*
ti' ANTED-FINLSIIER AND '. butto.nhole-
T.T niaker on ctistuin.coats;-good.-.Wages.-r LIPKA, ■
869 Broadway. Oakland. ■:.-.-.■ - . ,'■ .-■'■' ■■ .',■'. ' -..- it* -
-L-iXPERIENCEd: dress- Ooohs salesman .
XJi with references-salary $100. 311 Keary.R'iii 1. I*
-IV AIIER WANTED. V B2O DRUMM . STREET
.II'ANTED-STEli'i'EK-BOY" AT ; ISVi 111 Tli .
TT street.;. '■ . .■:■.■■■■.' . ;■" ;.■■:'■.-.--■-. .-■ :v:...--.;1.t»r.--.
BOY*- TO HELP. IN RE.STAUKA.vI. 607 How-
ard St.; call bet; 7 aud 8. . '-.; -'-';-:'' ___%l\
: V" lOHT COOK-QUICH .and Steady, ■■; 1779
-l> Mission st-:; .'-.',,-'; ■-.-'■' ■..:-"■ -■-■.:- .-■ '-;1tT. .....
OY-EXPERIENCED. PLUMBING BUSINESS,:
Apply E.T. BOYD, 434 O'FarreHst. ';. ,'.r ;-; 'lt* -■ ■■.'.-
GOOD BISHELMAN WANTED, 3-1 MONT
J -gomery aye. - . . - -. - ' s It*. ' .
PLASTERER WANTED. ; 27 HAW tIIoRNE ST.,
X net. Second and Third.-, ,- •-.".■-'.: '.- ',-.:'■:. - ; -rlt*-;
7< A URIAH i; -PA I 'STRONG BOY TO
XJ learn bnieksmltiilng. 828 Harrison. - ocl 2t» ■■■'. .
LUNCH-WAITER.DISH- WASHER AND SECON D
cook wanted at 320 Drnmutst. ; ; ' '■.v'"- -.; ■' -It* --';..-
ASTERS AND I'RESSEItS ON RUBBER MADE ;
_ coats. 428 Sixth St. rr . yyy.:y:-f-::y:;:---.:.;ll*y :
UPHOLSTF-KEK. FIRST-CLASS MAN WANTED .
at 2705 Mission st., near Twenty-third. It* ':;
(,l NO GERMAN. BETWEEN IS AND 20. TO
X work in grocery and fruit store. =. Call at 2 v., ■-.
435 Third SL :-<-.■ ;- :y:::y':-fy' s- :ri-5r;:'':"vll': y
Ur ANTED — GOOD GERMAN . BARBER. IN-
TT quire 867 Broadway. Oakland- '-.V--. -'-:■ '--Tt-'- ;
PRESSMAN .ON " VESTS. • J. - HOLLZER. 328
-Minna sL "■ : ; It*
Good SHOEMAKER. 2123 MISSION STREET
Jt ... ■■ . ■-.. -. It* -
TIIE NEW pension law_aitention, sol-
-1 (Hers and sailers— netessar) toproveup from
comrades," only present .\HSablil.y:-. rno/.teertn-'ad-v
vance; widows of soldiers and sallorsare all entitled .:
toapensloii: claims prosecuted with promptncssand.r
dispatch. M. HARRIS, autnorlzed •U. S. . Pension-,
Attorney, headquarters of- Pacific Coast Pension
Claims. 14 Geary St.. San Francisco, '-:-•■ -It* '-
ARBEK-SHOP IN" THE COUNTRY; POP. SALE.
luliuire" of A. BEM-VEREIt;. S4O, Sacramento
street. - : - -..■'■ ■:.-■:■ ocl3t«
ARBEK-SUOP WITH CHAIRS,' -GOOD LO-
caliiy, for sale; or will exchange Tor country
shop. ; Address Barber, Box 9, this olhce. ocl 7t*. ■ .■-■
V"ODNO MEN FROM 16 TO 20 YEARS. CAI.I- r
X furniaßarrel Co., Potrero. se3o 3t*
MEN WITH GOOD ADDRESS AND PF_RSF_.VEK- i
auce can procure positions by applying bet. 8
and 9a,M. at 1368 Market at.' '■'-'.. » Be3o 3t
\V ANTED-HEAD b"utcUEß,slo ANDFOUND:
:' tt steady place: single -man preferred. Apply
ll.i- «r ,-k, 417 Eastst. ■:-,; .:-:;>.;:^:". : se3i>_n.»r- ; ;
BOY WANTED AT ROSENTHAL A CO.'», 321 .
Sacramentu st, .; . :>:V : . -:- " ' ■ se3o 2t* .
\\r ANTE D— A FIRST - CLASS . CARRIAGE- .
T T painter. 1624 Mission St. se3o 2t* •
THIRST-CLASS CARVERS wanted, APPLY
I (i Ninth st. se3o 2t'
BARBER; YOUNG MAN PREFERRED. 1002
Valencia st. se3o 2t»
(KLERKS SINKING POSITIONS AS SALESMEN,
XJ salesladies, copyists, book-keepers, stenographers
obtain them. Clerks' Bureau. 3os Kearny. Km. l. 30 2t
U' AN TED-PARTNER IN OLD-ESTABLISHED
saloon. Apply Globe Exchange, 623 Kearny
street. se3o at*
0 HOE-MA SHOP FOR SALE AT A BAR-
►Jgalu. 816 Laguna se3o 3t<
Ut ANTED— YOUNG MAN AS SALESMAN AND
general assistant for tbe retail book and
stationery business: one with knowledge of the
business preferred; permanent position; reference
from last employer. Apply J. C. SCOTT. 22 J bird
street. - se293t
WASTED-BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS TO LEARN
TT the book and stationery business; must reside
with his parents. Apply at 22 Third st. »e29 3t
~4 FPRENTICE BoY WANTED AT LADIES'
-TV tailoring with at least one year's experience at .
tailoring. BOWHAY, 702 Market st. se29 3t*
FIRST-CLASS LADIES' TAILOR TO WORK
Inside. BOW HAY. 702 Market st. se2o 3t*
U^ANTFTI-ON UNION PACIFIC EXTENSION
TT from Portland, Oregon, rockmen, laborers and
teamsters and teams at once. Apply to HOWE S.
KING. 737 Market sl., Kooui 5. upstairs. 8e26 71*
AG K-»TS \Y k:. -E'AftTr.s-'S'lvTHi. m .' W. _J»! -N $
of good address can make $5 pi day. Call at
lIOI'SEWORTII'S GALLERY. 1 Fourth St. _t_2l It
WANTED— METAL ROOFERS. 8 POLK ST.
T> KAPPA MATTHEWS. se26 tf
J/} MINNA, DUBLIN HOCSE. BET. FIRST AND
•XU Second— Good beds, 15 cents. aelfl lm
ANTED — YOUNG MEN OF MODEKATF;
- tt means to purchase a merchant tailor-made
dress overcoat Tor $15, latest style, made by a
crack merchant tailor for $30. ORIGINAL MIS-
. FIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and Dupout
streets. .. . - . -- ■ - -
AN ACTIVE MAN OK GOOD ADDRESS TO REP-
--T. resent Eastern publisher; call after 0. P. F.
COLLIER A- CO- 108 Murphy Banding. au!2 tf
ANTED — MECHANICS AND OTHERS TO
TT know that they can buy a merchant tailor-made
Sunday suit for $20, made by a leading merchant
tabor for $40. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS, cor. Post and Duppntsts. ■..';.'. -
: BARBERSHOP: NEAR THIS CITY Mt'ST HE
X) sold:- cheap; also one in this City running 4
chairs steady. J. N. FRANK. 13 Mason st. : sold tf
ARIiEBS- SITUATION'S , PROMPT_.Y FILLED,
..Bosses.. Apply or address! 3 MasotL J. FRANK:tf -
VV ANTED— FIRST-CLASS ..ADVERTISI.N'O SO-"
tt iicitor: must 1.,. good appeara'rce.well ae- ,
' qnainted and have good references; a first-class po-
sition to the right man. Address X. L., Boi 47, thli :
' office, . r . . .. -; ;■ -- v- : .'.- ;.'-. •-- C-riyi' :'..*. .ah 7 it '■'■
: ii '. anted'— GOOD . ; ENERiIETiC " MAN. . .-• 513::
-' TT 'Montgomery St.. •cofei.'oihin.ercial.' "upstairs; :3ni . '
PENSIONS-NEW LAW just: passed. GiVEs--
all widows and disabled soldiers anrl sailors a
pension;-- no -evidence to fu.ruLsb;'. no discharge pa- -
.: pers req.nireri ; advice free: lib advaii, r- expense or'
-fee,- Authorized registered U.S: pension attorney. (2 j-
' years' ex.-perleiic.e), CAP!'; ,1.11. SIIFJPAIiD, 319 l'Vhe ;'
:st:, ailjoi'tr'g' Pension -Olhce; San FraoClsco^ Cal.l6 3jh'
: A; IOOJUOO MEN WANTED TO 'LOAN MONEY :"
-\ . on ail articles at low- rates; biiuaro dealing
UN CLE -J ACOBS. 613 Pacific sL ■■'.'■,;. . ,'". -.. ail 1 1 f
"' ANTED — SEAMED ORDINARY SEAMEN
'1 hi 3i..l FaclSc. ..-;■. . :.( jaistt
■ U' ANXED-SQO MEN, .. HOWARD .: AN ' Till RD; -
' Tl basement, bee Hive, neat free home. cooked hot
.-IhnchyWltlLbeer or wine, 5 eta: op-»n da. .tr i,ight,Stf_
■ ■'_ . ..-■ ■' AGENTS WASTED. _ ;;' "~
SPECIALINDUCE-SIESTSTO^oLICITORSKORr
Prleting.: -7S3, Market St., cor. Fourth. SC3O 7t* '.'■;
V) "a Ills .UN'S NEW ROOK, "A CON N EC . I-
ill ciii.Yankeeln Arthur's Court," a keehaiid
powerful. sat i re ou 1-i'gli.sn nolriiity ,r:i,i royalty;
■ liiiiiieus.- sai.-s; lir^iiiotits.: Apply oulcly'-for'tetiiis
and territory to A. L. BANCROFT .v Co,' -TS2 Post '
;.Bti,SanF.nrnclsi:o, --- .' .:.'. sel-ltf:e"W:>
.."r./'-rI'AIi'.rX.E.RS wanted., - * '"y' r _7
PARTNER IN GOOD-PAYING . i ON D-_HA.ND
Iriisirrc-s: .apital. ■30si4'Sixlh-S.t:'-'oc.l-'3t<:.
■" ' -■; ,' . -houses: WANTED. ;. - '-.'-,
-ODDSEBWA?tTEI_^^:MED-fi»IRAELfcFLATB; -
XX. and twn-storv houses lb nil ihe-'des,,
mandsof people returnlu.: from the country; : BADT,
JACOBS^ .VBItANDON, :tl-3..'^l6ritgoli.ery.st.-' sen tt
. - : " '■■'_-.' .:' iU>oai,s .'ir-A'S'i'i-i'iy' ■';'';.■' ';'.- '' - ' : -
VV'ANTED--AN UNFURNISHED ROOMiIiY A
geutlcinau, . Address, stating terms, F. M., Box ;
88. Csl L Braucb Offlce. . ■: -, It*
KESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO TAKE
cli:.r_teof II odging-liou.se In ex t-iiauge i"i 2 '
rooms. Address MRS. STi BUS. M iii;..i. l-'St».
I "__'■■ .. ho a ll iii no w^ ie i>. ..■ ; — ".
"Ladies Wish RbOM.AviTu; board- FRt-j
Vale family preferred: price $20 apiece; cen-
■trally located.. Address C P.. 614 FursomsLocl 3*
: LADY .« WISHES PLACE TO BOARD IN RE- •
J-Jspectable- private; boardlugfhoiise, . Address A.
- N., 2:t P.,C:tlc St. ..- ..: '.."- r It*..
ROOM AN D BOARD;'' SMALL..PLAIN FAMILY
by lady with baby: : Address: M. 75.. Box 141, r
: Call Branch Oilice. '.r'r. -.--.. -' .. ;.se3o3t» .
-■■ y'yi'y:7[ x PKOI'KhTY IV A 1 I 1 1. ! yy ;'.
It' ANTED-piECE'rOF. PKOPEKTYi- KOI TO '
: TT exceed $10,000.* Address Property, Box 151. :
C.1.1. Branch Olhce. ::• : .'■.'.;' ■. -' -;.*.-: ; - ocl 7t -.
'^ : :7; :.^^*V^ T^D-^>iis<;kLL_^Ei)y!_i;;;_' .- 5;-
-' I \,\' AN'TED-IMMEDIATELV; NICKFatpLATED '."
,- TT show-case ....■ r.i ii et ...ii.': also counter H feet "
long: must be In good condition. Address stilting -
price, etc., MRS. B. v. Box 147, Call Branch or-
hce. ' ' - . : . ■ :.' : '■■'- :.' '- :. '■ rj - r ■ j(»- :■;
II \ ANTED- LOT OF SECOND-HAND : DECOY "
TT ducks. 11. J.. Romu 23, Nevada Bi.oek. se3o3t« ■
11' ANTED^FIRSTCLASS. SAFETY". BICYCLE l
• tt in good condition.- Address, giving price and
make, P.O. Hoi 34, san Rafael, Cal. '■'-;it »e27 71* -
■';,''"'■' _-■--: EDItCATIOXAL, ■,'■'■'■ :, '
SPANISH OK FRI^NCII^'oT^nTn^sTTSsON?:
simplified method: classes for nilng-- terms, for
the course only $25. .P, .1. Box, 1866. *.i .- ocltf ■ 7
MME. WALDOW COHEN. TEACUER OF PI AW
forte and singing. 1215 Clay. : aiil9 -'WeFrSutf :;
: VOICE BUILDING AND DRAMATIC CULTURE
v V NELLIE BEDPAN. 611 Pthegt. ... M' ifeSO^t* ; ,
piANO AND FRENCH: LESSONS BY A PRo-
'JL lessor or the University of Parts. : LlEBa'rd 591
?■'''* St. .... r - ■— -.. -.-. . ■-.-.■-. -..'; :r se3o 30t* ■■:
PIANO TEACHER FROM LEIPSIC CONSFRVA^
A tory of music, $1 per lesson. .526 Hayes, 28 51*'
CPANTMI OR FRENCH SPOKEN IN 8 MONTHS' '
j£jiew,ji>ractlcal method.. -P.O. Box 1872, Se'-I6lm
"V?n,f l i!h ESSON ? : „ APPLIf DAILY. 1 TO» P. M.,'
_1_330 Sinter St. PROF, OUILVTE. y : se'-5 15t ;■
fJ X . AN ,'i. I ' KEl!: AKT EXHIBITION DAILY. ST J
TJ AunyjiulMiiig^Rooiu 103. '•'.'. y - ly'-'O 6iu i ■
rpELEIiKAPHY AND RAILROADING; 610 CLAY-;
a refer to our operators now lv offices. - ■ Je2o 6th ' ''.'
; tJCHO(7_OK CIVIL. MINING AND MECHANICAL J
JJ F.iig«:e"- :„', our. eying, Architecture, lirawlui.
,A-tr_.j ing. AVAN DER.NAILLEN'.T^3 Mak't. "'2l lt ..'
Jit EALDS BUSIINESS COLLEGE, '24 POST ST"'
' a-a Uouoie-entry book-keeping, peuuiansbin, sbort-
typewriting telegraphy, etc.. all uicludedia ; -
| Biulness course under oue lee ut $75. .- ■ : jeJOit * : :-
I pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 320 FO3T St" '
A Life scholarship, $75; day ana evening. m oc*»it
MMMSBrn' "■ 7::y H-'iV;-.- .'^:_^
tß: s?S2i!^~^ri__™ ,
AMELIA BYR_S'E,AVIIoyjtoUGIIT- 7
U S, property in Sau Mateo asborn,,,, .;i Xa
please send her address to 8. M., Box ha. I .ll -
Branch onice?: .■.: --r'' :" . -.-•■•.-•■•--■ —^-i^i ;-
' T AI)IkiHAyE.YOURrBANOSI^^^^..;
:Jj curled by an . artist late of MMt. sua" ou g ..
New Si dyeing and bleaching a siiecalt^ ( 28
Geary st _■';■:;•.. ,' : -s- :'-•"■"-''"•' — _— '- '-. .
' goods, etc., sold on very easy pay ine.nta.^ .-y : .
T-taSon.at.-;.v;. ..■■'.' vr- - '-;/,--'..■ -'''--'■ , — -^ — r:
-7*7,, -i'ii'KWS* LITTLE DRUGSTORE, COR. ,"
. AT^lMT'Owelt s£. pr.cesrel..ce..; l)oco;n- '
i,,issi.,uis bald pi,.ysiei^.^roM»^^ , i_!_^s_: 7 i ,
V^EXUINE'EYE-GLASSES-ISOrU^. 728 MAR-
Vj k»t;-ln celebrated: ladles glove-store. Sundajs.. .
Wk-dAys '-'6'5 loiirthst,, next the bakery. se-_S 7t ■<*
CUNNINGHAM, LATE 0F .31 : 3. SI XTH
Xsr^LhlVcltv.'wlll leave bis address with 0..80r
«;i' Branch office, he will hoar «o«^'W^..
bis advantage. •-.'.'■'.:'.-. -■:■■_. J? ,'P -" . .
Fashionable DRESSMAK^NO 'AT IG4MA-. .
X. sou st, ... --. : ' • r •..'■-■.-■- -. • - --. -8 -*Q; — _•_ .
MDney to loan iNsmallsUm-^ :pri vate-.:.
.ljrwii,"all'Addiess.S, SMITH, 92.1 i.1i...
Branch Office. ■.:%•?■■;.- : '. -.--.- -.»"."■.' - '■". *?■*'' " . _■
PLEASANT HOME CAN RE HAD IN A CHARM- .
1 ing French family at Mine. Costadan; 26 -.Aye.
Mirc.'.'ie. near'Arc-'AeTrlomphe.. Pans. Eranco. .
Refereuee Washington Rational -. Bank, , Tacoma, . .
Wash..;-.:--' '-■■, -.■:"■■■ ' .-■:-''. ■":- «"" •"■ ' .;
«FSccSwS^TOjix^¥eG®^is^g.Ai^]
A pinking, stamping and buttonholes. 1-3 1 Slxin.tr .
1 ADIES-OUR SYRINGES AND SAEEG Alt OS. .
-J J for especial save lots of trouble and an y.el_ . ..
Acme Rubber Co.. 235 Kearny st.r'.v '-•'■' ?b' : '"'. ; ,
rnVT-NFEK CARPET- tIEATIN*; .MACHINES DO
I'the best work. J. BPAULDING * CO., 353. Te-
hama st ; telephone. 3040. --.. ,:.;■;.,■ ■ ■'■ aPU"-. -.
/ lAKI'ET-ULEANTN'G. ". 3C .PER ■ YARD; elll-Al'-
C est and best In' the city.' : - J. -_t_..MirP!IELL * .
C). 2-iO Fourteenth sfc '..:. ' '.. ______ ...... ■' ap_. -.!__ -.
■y. DVICE -FREE:^DIVORCES: ArS^ECIALTY; .;
A no publicity; terms Teasouabie:,np,ree nuiess
tniciiJoK cor,ts'a,l,ance.l lor relLO-le persol^s r A.I- «
dress Attorney. P.O. Hor IHJ2. S._ ___ JP« I' ■> .
,,,• STEAM CARPET HEATING AND I. i'.-r'i-
C va.lng work's-: i1.e1,., and cleaning. 24-a»< 26- .
Eighth «L G, II STEVEN-., proprietor.,- .fcObm^
TyK ROBERT .li'HN .LA OR ANO .-'..oculist.
UhUO Van Ness avenue, San Fran.-ls,-.. ,-later of ■
.Tlornester Gardens. Hide Park. London. Eng|J .id. ■
"OM'e'e pr;., from 11: A. M. t0.3 RM. - se24 lm. .
VOL CAN BUY YOUR FURNITUP.B ■ON IN-
I stallmeuts; easy terms. *^'-*^J3lB*- v
Hayes sl. bet. Franklin and bough, .niriatt. . ,
/ -OMI'I. i:\INE POWDiiU OR CREAM FOR J 'V,'..' . .
iI ' and : bauds: - Invisible;- harmless: At DO- _. .
BOIS', Clay * Leavenworth, a all druggists. D-_?^l .
/TARI'KTSTHORoi-GHLY '.CLEAN ED ITIDJUT '
L(. healing; reftttlnecarpeti a special ty.j-X on Klin ..
PROS., 333 -Golden Gate aye.; telephone 213b. .U.K. .
WAISTS CUT, ITED. S I'ITCHEo. COLLAdS - ;
T» sleeves In: skirt cut, stltche.l.;brat,r;drai cry.- .
belts put on: $3. MMi: MICHAUX;vIIO McAlilstr.;....
II'INDOIV SHADES .MANUFAirTUKEDTO^It.;
':» derby WILLIAM McPHUN. 1 105 ilarkeL 2T»- ,-
-1 .Kl:.-SMAKINO -LATEST styles; reason; :-•
X) able prices: orders: by mall promptly executed;-..
ttguaranteed, MRS. 51. DE HAG AM .907 Mlssloll.Oin -. •
YE CURE FOR CATARRH. BRONCHI 1 IS, ••
asthma. Wilson's Inhaler, 229 Kearny... Jea .» .■:...
MONEY ' LOANED ON ARTICLES: EVERt DE- .
scriptlon of collateral ;..•' old ir gold . ami silver. •
bought, COLEMAN'S. 41 Md'at.. Sail Francisco. in.lJ.-
GREAT '■- FIRE : SALE! " $30,000 <%% OKTH.r Of. -
cloaks, -suits,: Jerseys, etc. Note the following -,-
extraordinary: bargains, damaged only' by:- smoker .
50 dozen Jersey waists and blouses 35c,- former .:
price $1 ; 26 riiisscs' Jackets $.1. former price $3 60; ,
IS all-wool suits. $1 former price $12 50; 2.1 seal-
■ettft: jackets at $5, $7 51) and $10 60, former price-. ••
$10, -Sis: and $20:.. 4 5 Imported sealette Jackets,,
raised sleeves, beautifully ■; lined and . finished, -SO •.'
Inches: long, the -Snestr.quallty ever shown lv tue
cli.', price $15, $17 50, $20 and $25, former price
$30 $38, $10 and $50,,. The ab->ve are only a few of- •
the bargains ©tiered- Com.- and see for yourselves . ;
''■'atlhe.Berltn Cloak A-'.Snlt House. •_■:; Grant aye.23 7t - ;
7_..i .- /, Foil A DOZEN CABINETS .M ill ONE..
.B-i.>_)U beautllul colored picture ami gilt frame' _
at WILSON'S Gallery. 22 Kearny at,. ... niy2s Qui ■ 1
IJIANO AND; ORGAN TUNING AN REPAIR-^
1 lng promptly attended in: lowest prices Office,
K()LAM)f;R'S music-nt-use, .1050 Market st. .W.J... ,
gubnf:itjr. ■■'.-: r.y: '■.:■ i~ ■ ""-'* lmo* . ;•
I>KOF'ESSOR VIOLINIST. AND MME.- /
■X.LOUISE BIGGS, Vocal teacher, etc., have re- ,
moved lv 1411 Sacramento St. ' ... 5027 7t*--- .
L\R. POPPER.' SPECIALIST I-Ort ALL FEMALE •■;
/ troubles, no matter from what causa; sale In
all cases. 127 Montgomery st. • . ■'•''.'•. ' settf
ft" YOU WANTTO 111. II CHEAPLY CALL AND '■'
1 see our 4-room houses for $1000; E-room, $1250;-
-6-room bouses, $1600.' Rain A: CO., archie, '-. .
1077 Markets!., near Seventh. °- , ■ se26 71* ..'•",
FIANO LESSONS BY GEKMAN LADY; HALF' ■
Xhuur2s cents. 931 Market, Room 32. my 16 12 it
CARPETS CLEANED CHEAP. STRA 1 IoN & \ \
v.; WHELDEN. 453 Stevenson st. ' ■ . •'. '■ se2s'tf .r,
AT 126 KEARNY. BOOM 9, YOU CAN. BORROW '•
money at low rates; private rooms for, ladles; .
pledges for sale: take elevator- ■ ■ ■ ■■: au7 tt -•,;
is! JAMES CASTELLO, ! FASHIONABLE.- 1
dressmaker. 14 Turk st: very reasonable.2s lm ■
AMPS-DO -NOT FAIL TO SEE JAN'I. '
exhibit at the Mechanic's Fair; ask for Januen's'-.
lamp, best in the market ; 60 candle-power. Store- '
717 Marker st. -___\ se2s lm ■ :
EXPERIENCED TEACHER DESIRES ENGAGI-.-
meut as visiting governess; music. 728 Guer-
rero st. sc2s 15* •
DIVORCES, ILLS, ETC. FRANK KENNEDY, .
XJ Attorney, 63 Murphy Building. ' 13 tt
BE ADVISED IN TIME AND SAVE MONEY BY
purchasing a merchant tailor-made 3 or 4 but-
ton cutaway suit, suitable for business or dress, ror
$20. made by an artist tailor lor $10. ORIGINAL -
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Tost and Dll-
pont sis. ' - - -
BUTTON-HOLES AND BUTTONS MADE, I l-NK-
Ing latest style, plaiting. .18 O'FarrelL styo tr
I } EST EASY AND SAVE MONEY, AS WE Ma|>,-*
t^rttoottfsm! l-^tr-7_A-^g^, t .,. " - ■'-"^-'' —
made by the best merchant" tailors for sS to Will.
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING FAULORS, cur.
Pcs! ami Dupont sts.
pOLOMBAT'S FRINGEAND TRIMMING. MAN-
XJ ut actory." 1 1 3 o'larrell, opp. old place, seio 3:n
MAN OF LIMITED MEANS CAN ORES.- >-
welt as tho millionaire by purchasing a v, r-
chant tailor-made nobby sack suit for $15. mad- by
a merchant tailor for $30. original misfit
CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Postand Dupo ; sts.
ADVICE FREE: DIVORCES A SFECLALT- No
publicity; terms reasonable; no fee unless suc-
cessful, and costs' .-advanced '' to reliable parties.
CHARLES ABIGER,. attorney, ...l2o Sutter street,
Loom 79 - . ; . :}.. ■---.''••. -..- au!7
ACCORDION PLEATING DONE AT MME.
11l 110i.5.509 Sutter' (formerlyrHS McAllister):
branch ullice./MMI-IiMtCIIAUX', 116 McAllister, tf
GOOD BUSINESS INVESTMENT';- CAN BE
..made by -purchasing a mei-chaat' tailor ma re
: business suit ror $1".. made by a merchant
tailor for $30. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS, or. Post and Dupont sts. ._.-■ ... . ;
GOME IMMEDIATELY AND SAVE TROURLE
_V-i , -.^nd,exi>ense : .. Ny - bny-lng. a luerchaht talh'r-mridc
.dressovereoat for $12, made '.'.' a Chicago merchant
tailor, Tor $2S. ORIGINAL' MISFIT : CLOTHING
PARLORS, cor. Post and DapouCsts.. : '.'- - '
' invalid Ladies-sure, safe, -BEST CURE"-'
X ail cases; monthly periods restored hours-;
no failure:, family secret, safeguard: 'conshlt free; .
:contidently,r only dk. d'antiian. 229 KearnvsL: .
S-4 ; sterility. apathy, pain, ulcers cure' l. •
T.-'ORA-SrVLISrI. WELL-FITTING SUIT TO- -■
X order goto SCH El BLI. 535) Clay St. : 'sold lm -
•: Vl ' ATC II Es;c LEAN AND ,WAP. It AN TED, lie '
■IT at jm-.:.;i:i.-s, --'no Thlrdst. .; ■, ,'- JylS.lt ,'
PER I I"' I • ii '-'■■'■ DRESSES MADE' lv 2.
hours for $15. $20. $25: goods." all found: dlso '
ready-made suits. MRS. M, DAVIS. ■_.: Taylor
LOANS M ON 1.11 LAME I'irl.ll .- •
. MerCatitlie,liauk.New.Ch:rohlcle.llldnii'..'al4.' _i.
ON TREINSrALLMENTPLANi-DRESS^GOliir^" '
silks, sealskin and . sealette cloaks; also carpets, '
lurniture,, laceschrtalns; blankets aiid folding-liads '
at FRIEDMAN 4 co.'S, 228. and 230 Stock: _
st. ;„Why. pay. rear money : when ..you -.can - boy • Just -
- -as. .cheap by. making a small cash par-Mat down A
balance Weekly or inoiithly *:• An Inspection of on.r^
- stock; Is respectfully -cilieHa d: orders . by. ihail for "
r goods or satriples'prbiiipiiy tended tdr .2- I «' u j '
■ : 230 Stockton st.; it. Post: '.'open evenings.-'* a; _■_: -.
I. ADIES, SEND FOR ..OCRs I'AMI'HI.K . .
_.I-» have something iiewwhlclivrtlt. save VeU' trou-
. ble: price $5. Address M « 0.->i> H'AI-i'D Kui_- •'
R.EIt CO.. Market and Jones; ith floor. Room 121
San Hariri..,-,.: serr.i staiup: lady agents .wanted. 6. t.r
The only court Cosmetics" To KE Oit-
t.iui.ri vi nl-,.;, .MME; ELIsK'S; 70* Setter
St.: ■letters. froin.riobltiiy.''--..- v -.r- ■'■_.;:.;.: -;>'-.:; ..-..1.-aui tr" -.
;:URIVA-TE:;:ilo>iEKl\; CoNFT'*EmK<T. ' 961
X; : F6isoilrst-';;MRS.'-\i::iC:RO_:;EßS;:;ildWlle- aS if ''
1 AHidsTSTiir-K, LA KG EST STORE,' LO WES r
I J .price.- easiest irruis on n'ewrah"d : , bu.l-1, 1
fOTOlture and carpets, stoves and range- .highest ■
price paid lor secnd-liaud - goods;-'; ..pen eveiiin-.
1017, 1019.1021. 10 . Mission st. S^s^x« I$A
Seventh;. J. Noon AN. ' ,-i^ . ■■■■-. «ii7 t f
-FOLDING -BEDS- I I i ij^lil R li..lbJl'
A niirr.ireil wltii large plate ISvtO; walnut; oak an.l'
: cherry r cash price elsewhere. iN-i'; our' Installment;
price only $50. :M. FRIEDMAN » CO.. 22-. J :y
Stockton st,. Cur. I'rrst: open e.enttrgs. '" apldtr .
ifvAST-OIF Ci.r.lMlN.i l: : IKY. BOUGIII .
; V and Kohl; highest price paid. 112.1 , .; Market, it .
,] YEMORFrST I'ATTEItNS: FAIL Sl VI.F.S CATa7 '
A' logures free-. .Agency 430 Sutler: -d-,'..- .'Jy3aw '
T'ASIIIONAitLE "..'.i.'ili'.SSMAKiNU'' -AT- MRS.
; X IN.,s,.7lQi^TaylOT.stV' ■•'■■ " Jy2s tf
1 I iLiiEsTPRic'E paid for Cast-off clot-i
.AI me. gold, jeweirr. : ,s: KLEIN, sixth. :_ ■
AV I IFICIAL PA V EMEN IS , |. \l i l;. CO N-"
. tract. .r, ruck and bricXrworkr Uliisiiuctianan. tr
;. jxßiKAiis : ENLARGED ■•lis? .'INDIA . INK,'
•X". crayon;: water; colors and' pastel.- T'aclfle For-
. 1.2 _■! Marker st,. .l'.j. O' EN. M'-JT, .20
- •_'_ :7y i": < i»i:i:».sji vtvi_:Ks.^r~7 ~' ""
SCHOOL Hlll.ss, , him; ' 1,,; ,— ..
. .i>)aklngr_Yoli;are. 'taiijiif to niake dress I r „n,
begliiitltig to end— measuring, drafting; hasting, sew-
ing, draping,, Jiuellnish-lng mid designing; aitlstic
: dressmaking. .'. MME; ■'■;•* LkSH'ER,-: i° : au3 Powell
street,-: '■■'■': ■■- 'r'- :'■»'-:'' ".'■:. " : . ; ;i'-;:''.: ; . ;. ■'■■■sfsogui .
' I IST oPKsKii-r DRESSMAKING PARLORS HV i
„ l ;?L_ i i < J. as^y , rrt-''naker-.'.frpiii':the'Eiu Miss
HELEN M; RECK, .786 Sutter st; ';. . ; seas Bin
. /j'DW.N.S CVT. STITCHED AND DRAPED FOR
■ XA. .$3: latest rasLioiis arid' perfect . tit guaranteed
Also the S. T. '.Taylor system Liiiglil by' MRS. 1., I.
ANT, 1 1 li earyst;; ': V .:.r.' : .;■., se-is i m
MISS AGNES REMOVED. 0 867 M I S-
.ATI.sIohJt;,- near Filth; stylish-suits from $3 SO un;
cutting and titling a specialty; 75.c j- pet tec tn.apT tf
STILISH D.RES^MAkING^ AT REASONABLE
pricey 44 Hartford. nr. lflth and Castro. se7 tr
rAREss-CUFiTNo. taught .thoroughly 55
-'X-lauthewtlc i-'r.ii.'h .tailor system, llld Pos'-. 15 i;.,,
;^'..r: ■■■■_■ I'lllt-NTftiUF-. ,'.wA3CT'.'"'i>.-: ■ ■-..'"
LANG A CO. . »07 ; 'MISSiON:ST.;_?A'YTHE HIGH
. .est cash price, lor turn it nre,. carpets, etc. ato
"'Always SELL voCr. furniture.' carpets
-Vet... to MARK LEVY, Room-: 'bo,' Murphy
Buildirig. and receive extra liipuey.. .';.: J.; ap22 tf ■
t" 'OaN * CO., 743 MISSION S IT,: pay- cash K.I it
XJ furniture, carpets, stoves or any thing; stoves
.-repaired and inadeeQiial .to -new.. >.';.■::■.-"' .'..'■ ' " jy 17 tr .-- : :
."A LARUE IJUANTiTY OF SECOND-HAND FOR-
XitX nlture. wanted: 20 per cent paid more thaneli>
where. MALONE, 34 Fourth st. ; new store., mli;; . '
"VICCABE FOURTH ST., PAYS TUE HlGH-
ati est price for lurulture, stoves, ranges,' carpet s.
MJ. SIMMONS Jt CO.. AUCTION E-ERsTw ILL
. boy Jour lurulturii pliitos and books. Ida? •
| Market ,-...■ :■:■':' ■;. -'-y.y ;. r,:.^'; -,. jtt
j STANDARD - furniture ; COMPANY i will
rO; buy your furniture lor cash or exchange no ,v
1 lurulture rot-old,'-' 1043 Market st. ■. -. ■ aplWrn -
A LL . SECOND-HAND >'u«J*rriJSj£:AND cao-
. pets bought, large or small tots; call or soul
postal. ROSENTHAL IIO Fourthst;.' . . noU-t
-I')-'^«. 1 . ' I V ' 820 M AKKE 1' ST., FAYS HIGHEST
-AJ. price for second-hand furniture. :.-:■ ■ ■ apS tf
V SB, CAN , GET MORE to EY for YouiTsSv
■„ "x 1 " 11 lurilli from ,j;.Ni)OnaN 4 CO,
10.1 Mission st., W,t.lxtli..tliiia elsewhere JaUU
'•■,'■.-:.--'..-• ; ...:r--^.r - -- ~.l- -■ . ,