The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 1, 1895, Page 10

10 T HE SAN FRANCIS -\M_“ ,4 CO CALL, MONDA’ REVIEW OF REAL ESTATE Inducements to Buy and Im- Prove Property in This City. TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK. Bullding Operations Continue Lively 4 in All Parts of San Fran- cisco. The real estate market for the past week has been quiet, bnt an early revival and continued activity are certain. There are few if v other large cities in the Union offering the same inducements to acquire property and build a home as San Francisco. The reasons are apparent one who eonsiders the advantages enjoyed in this City.. In the first place, the reason why ground is cheap in San Framcisco is that there isno false inflation of values, due to the iact that there is much desirable proper! convenient for home ad- ditional reason that a period of financial depression has j been gone through. Ho: capital is always ready for any one who wishes to improve a certain section, it be within the City limits, in a district | which has some promise of improving. | The disadvantages that are to be met with | in the East are not known in this City. | Here one buys property by the front foot, while there real estate is sold by the square joot at from $5 to a foct. Thi 1 | mosaic Lachlan, to buiid carhouse on the corner of Clement street and Thirty-third avenue; $7250. o Trinidad Bonlin with Louis M. We isman, alterations on s two-story building on the SE corner of Filbert and Jasper streets; $2429. BUILDING NOTES. The improvement in the Safe Deposit building at the southeast corner of Mont- gomery and California streets shows that this is'a period of architectural transition. With two additional stories the building will present an imposing front, while the polished oak and Tennessee marble panels with tiling and steps of California Inyo marble, will show a grand interior. The. entrance will be bold, and notable among its features will be two Sprague screw electric elevators. The alterations will be completed by the middle of October. Contracts will be let this week by Reid Bros., architects, for the construction of a two-story brick and terra cotta building for Claus Spreckels. Its location will be on the property on the north line of Market street opposite Fifth, and extending through to Eddy. While it will be an at- tractive building, costing in the neighbor- hood of $20,000, it is said to be only 2 temporary improvement that will in due time give place to a colossal structure. Changes are being made in the interior of the building at 636 Market street, op&g- te the Palace Hotel, at a cost of $4000. inciuding sidewalk, elevator and cement basement, prior to its occupancy on the th of July by A. Quade & Co. From July 1to 8, plans will be figured in the office of the Fire Commissioners at the City Hall for the crection of five new engine-houses after designs by Architect Wilson. o g On July 16, proposals will be received for steel, granite, cement, corrugated iron and terra cotta in the rotunda and adjoining rooms of the City Hall and also for shelv- ing in the law library ecretary Bonte has invited I\I"OVDQSa]S’Ol' painting the State University buildings. “or the purpose of erecting a new build- in, on Turn Verein has applied to the Superior Court for permission 10 e its Eighteenth-street property. Some very notable work in frescoing, flooring and interior wood and rble finish being done in the prepa- price prevents the poor man from 2 home at the very start, and it is not | often i ty to bay a | prices on monthly | ts. Y San front foot. the in depth from 80 tc 137} fee pth has not on the price of the 1cisco property is sold by the | ill find on pricing mnch of of varying deptk in the out will average from $5 to the depth will be This same property, | nceraent, in Bal Boston, Washington | ) to $§75 a ciphia, Bo uld cost from ¥ tone quarries are v distance. in th the che: 1 In cotia e and | stores ate of the | ty. | cements the t and most desirable qu some of the 1in tion and im this_particul to _of oken now ed interest. t the ba thout the fice of } | n ration of the Cafe Zinkand to be opened in a few weeks in_the new building of Miss Emma Spreckels or. Market street. This beautiful restaurant, which will occupy he whole of basement and first floors, | is being fitted up at great expense, and will lack no architectural effect that a San ic_could h_or the finest | of the F or Europe would t LLANEOUS I' S. man reperts sales for the oe and Twenty- 110, for £5300; block No. st line of Tighth 20, for line of J street, centh avenue, 25x100, for proposes to subdivide valuable tract which he the business portion of more. s of Noe Valley living on \fman, Alvarado and neigh- E e suffering for water. 1a fire » upon them the valley inall probebility be laid desolate. aps twenty families have been sup- ed w w by the pipe lines from pon the cob Heyman upon which property an artesian eing sunk to make up as much n lots & "o ¥ as possible for the deficiency. This isa seri- ter to the people of that neighbor- and a serious hindrance to further | nent. | Jelvedere is again brought into public notice by the activity on the ert of the BUSINESS OF THE WEEK. | directors of the Belvedere Land Company, e e ; who believe the time is ripe for the carry- Eiich | ing ont of many plans for_the improve- . % ATnone | ment of the place which will benefit the 51 to the south. | present Tesidents and prospective pur- k and I H. Brun e estate of Martin Brux lings, ollow: and Loan | £ at 6} per | st line of How- | were the ivate party cent Mi of h 3 1 Loan Socie e s 1e year at 5on the north line 6 feet west of | ¥ av s | year at 7 per cent, on 160 feet from Third street in lock No. 1 street; 000 cessful operation, an increased water ‘sup- ply far beyond the limits of consumption by the Hibernia | 10 They have acquired all the rsh land on'the east facing the lagoon. It is their intention to specially improve { the appearance of the property on that | | side, and at no distant date to erect a mod- ern suburoan hotel. By the addition of a steam pumping plant, now in suc- a | | has been obtained. The | bpointed George W. Adams, sher & Co. at 14 Post street, of this section | to represent their selling interests in San Francis | rector: . A meeting of the board of di- | called for to-day when important natters will come up for settiement. The annual report of the Oaklaund Mu- | tual Loan Asseciation, submitted by A. arboro, last Wednesduy, makes the fol- wing showing: § Assets mostiy loaned, $231,600 1 Loan: Society, §24,000 for one | Shareholders of association, 400. 634 per cent, on the northw, Cash on hand for loans, $16,000. t corners Noe and LR s - in Homens 401 | SEnEs. Paid | Earn-| Bank 000 for or . | in. Value. on 96x8 on the jcorner of ; — e Geary and William streets; also $50,000 | First #7800 $3101) $10901 | for one year at 63 per_cent, on 120x160 at | Second. 0| 2388 * 89 58 i corner of Tenth and Mission | <l gal A B | 3000 5;1 :4551 post 2 o ses wi 1800/ 2985 2095 est among the releases were the o = o $11,000 on the property, line of Filimore street, 50 feet he Mutual vings 000 on the property, 50x165, on ast Jine of Market street, 400 feet Seventh, by Marcus and J. $10,000 on the property, 60x80, st line of Howard street, st of Fourth, by the Mutual 4,000 on 25x85 on the 3:0 feet east of zs and Loan 50x112, | | | | Bank the south: northeast o Rosenthal; on the north 315 feet northe 1 } he German & Mason, by Societ: on thirty-five lots in out- | side land block 665, bounded by H and I streets ath and Ninth avenues, by John T. Doy BUILDING SUMMARY. | During the h of June the building | contracts footed up $647,107, more than | The California Title Insurance and Trust Company has placed several good loans during the week. The rate of interest charged was 614 per cent. A. M. Speck & Co. have leased extensive quarfers in the basement of the Crocker | building, where they will remove to-day. | [n large Eastern cities real estate firms di ing a big business are located on basement tloors. TUmbsen & Co. will have an auction sale of City property on July 8. The catalogue is well selected and presents a number of | attractions Mr. Arnold of the Western Land Com- pany reports that his company has made more_sales of colintry land during June than in any month for a year previous. double the amount for the same month of | H. E. Poehlman reports the sale of a lot last year. | 30x72 on Lake street, near Ninth avenue, The follov summary from Wolfe's | for $1070, and a lot 25x100 on Clement Building New d Review shows the | street, near Fifth avenue, for $1200. ling contracts and their months of the past number of buildi value for the first four years: imber. 548" 494. 5 598 , ¥ During the week the following building | contracts were recorded : Charles M. Stoltz with Henry Wharton, to | ercct & two-story frame building on E line of | Tenth avenue, 285 S of California street; $1995. Chatles W. and_Anna M. Peck w Cochrane, to erect a building on ant avenue, 260 N of Twenty #2050 . Godsil with Westerlund & Holmer alterationson S line of Harrison street, of Twenty-fifth; $1400. i Mre. A. M. Parrott with R. A. Vance, sewer- 0 on SE line of Market street, 27 E 275 by SE 350; $388 75. 0. Alexander with Henrs Rohling 1 ons and additions on S line of O Farrell :!‘::;: 1:6 E of Powell ; $£3025. 3 \l Hell with Jacob Ohlemutz, to build two b ry frarte buildingson W line of Green. | 1 three-ste 3 nw i t, 80 W of Jones; $7725. “l\(il:rsy"salenrsyl\‘ with R.J. Paveri, to erect a building on W linejof Hayes street, 27:6 £ of Webster; $887 *Earle with James McConahy, to erect a u\fn-s}llog‘building on E line of Second avenue, | 175 § of California street; $1700. t Are_F. Cahill with Ackerson & Patterson, to | erect & two-story_buildingon N line o1 Haight street, 125 W of Scott; M‘gs e Esther M. “umfl“{i:{;n; -4 Field, toerect » v frame bu: T of Sacra- three-siory 51 :3 E of Devisadero; $4825. Constant Richert %m ll:l:'xf‘l\ l‘?fii io erect & Ve e building 2 : sh- tworstory (R0 of Central svenuc; £2420, El ‘ith Schult & Krecker, 10 erect a Baum it e W line of Scott street, uiton; Moore & Cameson, to 'f‘::]me ‘builaing on Sline of 54 E 0({11;{“;3":}32[?7‘:&‘ i 5. Green with W. W, nali, 1o e .Iifiifirv huih(jjng on %v line of Secand 5 Jlement; $2000. 4 E R Wation with Winslow e, Caroline B tory building, except plumbing, e{-.eélli’.cornero! cAllister and Fillmorestreets; onSE. Em erect & two-story Washington street, TO DRAFT WOMEN IN FRANCE. May Be Forced to Do Their Share of Mil- itary Work. 1t begins to look as if, under the new dis- | pensation, women would have to bear their share of the duties of the state. ernment of France is beginning to think The Gov- this way, at any rate, and a suggestion has been made in the Chamber of Deputies, by | one of the members who professes to be a champion of the rights of the fair sex, that the conscript laws should be made to | apply in a measure to the female residents of France as well as to the males. So far it is not proposed to put women actually in the field, though modern Amazons may be seen later on, but todraft them in the same manner as are the men, that they may do hospital duty, saysthe New York Worla. From the point of view of the army, this would be of immense benefit to France, as it would really make available for actual military service a very large number of men who are now employed in just that sort of work, and are, therefore, not avail- able for fighting purposes. The project, as outlined by its originator among the Depu- ties, is that every woman thrmnlgbont France shall register at the local Mairie, like any male recruit, and be compelled to draw lots. Draiting shall then go on among the women precisely as it is carried on now | among males. ‘Those each year that draw the unlucky numbers shali be put through tne courses of instruction, after the strength of each is carefully determined by examination. The ones that have the most powerful physiques shall be put into the hospital service, while those that are not so_strong will be utilized in the mili- tary postoffices and telegraph stations of the re;k)‘nblhc. i As the law will be no respecter of clas or position in society, the plan b;?ng to‘%:‘- ‘clude absolutely every woman within the boundaries of France, it follows that so- ciety women, heiresses and descendants of old families are quite as liable to be drafted and pressed into service as the women of Jegser social ranking. The scheme, there- and dwelling on Sscramento street, 100 E 0! fil§§"$§°¥xsex:§dac:gex, on8e”% of - Calttornia; 3208 Ratlrosd Compeny Wi T. M. Mc- fore, is being opposed throughout the country with guatl!ehrmmlwnllndi!h | (MONDAY) EVED very possible that it will not be carried out because of this. Still another objection that has bc_eg raised—this on the part of scientists, an these gentlemen have made their opinions to have a great weight in France—is that & wholesale adoption of the idea of feminine conscription will have the effect of prevent- ing many women from enteringinto astate of matrimony. This, naturally, would tend to decrease the birth-rate. Now the birth rate in for some years slowly and Sink ing, and the population of the country is in the same measure decreasing. Ger- many, mgreover, to the disgust of all France, has the high?si_ birth rate of any country in Continental Europe, Everi- effort has been madeof late to raise the French birth rate, and Dr. Roux's antitoxine, or cure for diptheria, which it was hoped would save the lives of an enormous number of French infants annually, and so make the number of births greater than that of deaths, was hailed with joy. It is hardly probable that any measure that would tend to lower the birth rate still further will receive the ap- proval of the French people. T Nerac in Bearz, famous for its pasties, will dedicate in July & monument of Mar- ruerite of Navarre, the author of the eptameran, with thoroughly Provencal ceremonies. There will be Jeux Floraux, the Gascon form for a court of lc:ve, in which Gascon and Provencal poets will contend, tourneys gnd cavalcades in the rabbit-warren set out by “le bon roi —eeee France has been steadily sink- o SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMAY X80 /7UATIONS WANTED—Continued. MELP WANTED—Continued. | PERSONALS. | GrERNAN CO0K; CONPETENT: (00D 01| FANTED-POSTTION X8 CLERK IN GRO- WAWH,%?_S&;, "’ffa‘,fi“fl";&‘,’gfiffl“’ T N i AR erences; 5 ety intry. As ery-store; have g ence; and Fou; ished 8 & 2 x dress oF telephons MISS' PLONKEIT, 454 Sub- | Aive best of references from former employers. | 10 10 75¢; per'week, $1 to $3; Open all night. _* | SPITZ 1118Gockton . strictly onept. ter st. O. 1. C,, box 44, Call Office. ARTY WITH $100 TAKE CHARGE OF- Mns ADA cumsd WILL RECPEN Hy, | (GERMAN GOOK; COMPETENT: 2 YEARS | WILLING TO GLVE 850 O MORE FOR PER fice, drive waxon or help In 18andsy; can make AL dancing classes Friday eve., July con oforences; wanits a place in Jewish orAmerl: | T} manent position as bight or day watchman ot good wages. 235 Kearny st., room 4. Anvxcn m.‘.'.’x’f,} DIVORCE ANTPROBAT] S5 2 y . res, bl tion, oA T ¢s & Speci ; suits, Superior, Jystic KETT, 454 sfig::?: or telephone MI lelor.{“n" e position. Aqdress M. A. DISBWASHEB WANTED. 1568 FIRST BT, Poui;‘e‘c‘o‘nfl:: e f oAbl -coue«-n:,',’.;‘fifi:',‘k AN 34 YEARSOLD. UNMARRIED, WISHES Dosition as shipping or receiving clerk in T THE SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT BU- jeau first-class Swedish and German girls are A M TOUNGMAN WITH A YRAR OR S0 EXPER. 'Y fehice in the barber pasiess - 625 Clay st. Awalting situations. 532 Geary st.: telephone 953. | Wholesale liquor or grocery business: in present = (190D SERVANTS, GITY OR GOUNTRY, AT | SPIOY 2 years. Address W. T..box 7, Call Oftice. | YW ANTED—& YOUNG BARBER. 1327 PA- MME. LE ) 3 v OSITION BY YOUNG MAN ASCIEREOR 2 ‘OPOLD’S, 957 Market st.; open ¢’ Bookkeds Y YOU AN ASCLERK OR NERGETIC, RELTABLE CANVASSER, AP- er; city or country; be: nee. Address G. T 315, Doy 187, Cail e OF Tefere E PETENT WOMAN WISHES WORK BY Clie day washing or house-cleaning is a good ply 634 Green st., bet 12 and 1 and b and 6 P. M. c00K Or honsekeeper: kind to children; city Of OAL-MINER OF 80 YEARS' EXPf CE; country. jux at 426 Jones st. C Bk A TRON English manager's certificdte, finest refer- Sefl!’ G BOY WHO HAS GOOD KNOWL- of painting. 1918 Mission, cor. Sixteenth. ISP st . | ences,w sith 5 RESPECTABLE, WILLING LADY WISHES | 10, Call Offiod; Oakinng. | o - 1ress A8, Hox LUNE}'{ COOK WANTE! to accompany family to the country and assist D. 1390 TURK ST. JW HO WANTS A SOBER, HONEST AND RE- V in return for board. D. W.. box 151, this office. W. HOWE, att’y-si-law, 850 Mark M W T STE! ?.IdsnAhol baths and hlhdl’ghhhlg. 121 g ANTED—8 LADIES TO JOIN (fAs learn retouehing. 64 Third st. S5O DRUCKE! ) s office to 1170 Market st., over thy iv'y-ai-law, 850 Market, cor. Stéekr R—GENUINE BELECTRIG v DENTIST, HAS IENOVED M: S UPERFLUOUS HAIR—-WRITE ¥R FRER Information how to remove hair pe. without slightes: inj; manently 10 SKIN: SUDCrior {6 ales. tric needle. CURTIS €0., 186 Thir{ysecond st., ANTED—GENTLEMEN TO SECURE FUR- | Chicago. lable middle-aged man for a posit) 2| W 100 ) h i . L on of trust nished rooms from $1 week up. 545 Mission 188 ANDERSON 1 FIFTH STRFET, ROOM dren._Call at 6085 Shouwell st., in rea FEMALE BELF WANLED. ANTED-ENERGETIC MAN TN LIGHT, | TOUNG LADY DESIRES GENTLEN ANTED—2 GERMAN WAITRES Chambermais, same. couniry hoter. 370, 3 restaurant waitresses, $5 and $7 a week ; waitress. nice country hotel, $20: cook, private boarding- GERMAN NURSE, WITH reference, desires a situation. J. F. CROSELT 12 Sutfer st, TRONG GERMAN GIRL, WISHES SITUA- S Third st. genteel business: former experience not nec- essary; will easily clear to_each per month; a chance seldom offered o the Cash required $150. STRAND & TU' m $80 to 3100 blic: , 45 tion to do housework, and is a good CoOK: house, $25; ‘secoud girl, $20; Fre; s han §25. 'Call ay 120 Valley st o French mntse and seamstress, $25; German or French nurse, $20; 2 German cooks, $25 and $30, and a great wages 1ot less ¢ between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth. B sion st.; terms to sult ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE AT 1911%; MIS- buyer. many giris o fill situations in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 312 Sutter st. el ERMAN, SCANDINAVIAN OR FRENCH SUIUATION 1Y CAPABLE WOMAN T0 DO chamberwork 1n B oas: AR dress 26434 Tehama hotel or fodging house S cider or coffee, 5c. chant st. 3] INDS MEAT, WINE, BEER, Our ABLE. MRS, DAILY, 819 Mer- Y mending. Room 9, 122 Post st. Al 1000 L COURTS: PRIVATE LAW MATTERS. PAWYER McCABE, 1057 Marke advice iree, BUSINESS CARDS, §1.5( T FREE, city or country. HILL, 724 Market s, ABINET, ELECTRIC, STEAM BATHS, o chrontc and acute diseases treated, $5 a monti up: solar bath $1; oxygen used, at DR. AN'S Sanitariom, cor. Twelfth and Miss HARRI- . 1634, seamstress and light chamberwork, $25, see lady here, 10:30; nurse,”$25; second xl‘xl. $20; restaurant _waitress. $7 per week: houseworl Sausalito, $30: Belvedere, $25; Oakland, 8 Alameda, 820: ranch cook, $25; houseworx girls, voung giris, assis, $12 to $15. OMAN. WITH CHILD 6 YRARS OLD, Wwants place to do housework: city or country; references. Address B. B., box 5, Call. -lr.nd qullflfi clty nia Tele. Co., earny st., e OMAN WANTS T0 GO AT WASHING and Ironing. office or housecleaning: $1 & day V room 2, first floor. q N T0 LEARN TELEGRAPHY NG N or Bood-paying positions, Califor- ntrance 840 Clay st. 00D TAILOR ON COATS. 622 CLAY ST., F INE SUITS, 81 Misfit Clothing Patlo; DRESS PANTS, 3 Montgome Blone street. TCYCLE SUITS, LA OR GENTS, 1 ow prices. HUTT, Tailor, 212 Mason c: ~fare. Call or address 13414 Seventh st. . GOOD CUTTER AND FIT- s, desires a_few more engage- 195 Stockton st. i8S, SMALL HOTEL, $15, country: man cook, $30; hotel cook, $35: house- w;u\-mn.n — 1000 ME ygeek, at 160 Third st. N ments infamilies by the day: $1 per day. Call or address MRS, MILLER, 801 Valieio st.,(reference. Keeper, $25: 6 waitresses, $20, summer resorts 188 CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. T SAN FRANCISCO “'CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CALL— 716 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every pight In the yea 3 BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street, open untll 9:30 o'clock. 717 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open entil € oclock. 2618 Mission street, open until 8 o'clock. 116 Ninth street. open until 9:30 o'clock. OF MEETINGS. WO BARBER CHAIRS AND LOOKING glass for sale cheap. 499 Halght st. TO GET BIGGEST steam in town and lunch, 5¢; rooms, 75c 8 ls SUITS TO NEUHAU ORDER; SAMPLE BY MAIL. S. Merchant Tallor, 115 Kearny. coast; town; eyl GIRL SHI uation to nvelp in doing general housework. Pieasc call at No. 3 Pfeiffer st., between Chestnut § , SANTA CLARA COUNTY. $12, fare paid; easy place. MISS CULLEN, Stockton st ) PART, « ness: $15¢ NER WANTED; LIGHT BUSI- suited 1o plain, sieady man satis- fied with $15 (o $18 week. b Stockton st., room 1. and Francisco, Stockton aud Dupont. ILLING MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS place Lo do L ousework ; fond of children; terms Barbers' Ass., 12 Seve! T 3 NMPLOYMENT CALL_SEC. B ety H.SCHEUNERT. nth. EAT HOUSEGIRT, SANMATEQ, i vash, no ng, : housegirl, Vacaville, $20; Alameda, $20; c[fm‘k, San Rafael, moderate. Please call at' 61 Jessie st., bet. First TRONG BOY, and Second. S EXPERIENC! riage blacksmithing; reference. 828 Harrison. ED_IN CAR- EW HIGH - GRAD! cycle Agency, 2 I LE mm'v B arge stock: agents wanted in’¢ leries, attention. Address Majestic Bl 20 Point Lobos ave., 8. F. R.J. MILTON BOWER ‘and resumed practice et 113 Powell st. HAS m.fli(.\'ED! TASTERN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION DO family of two, $25; cook, boarding-house, $25: ceneral bousework: firsi-class reference. 517 v ‘ cook, restaurant, Mill Valley, $20; waitress, coun- S all parts of the world. EAMEN FOR KUROPE, HONOLULU AND 103 Montgomery ave. AVE MONEY — LADIE made iailor suit, or fine cape or jacket, visit the St. Louis Wholesale Hnncls:l_or_e 1152 l\lu}.ef st. RESSES CUT AND FITTED, 83; DR popular prices; engagements by da; OR_A WELL~ 11 Geary. ighteenth st. 7OUNG WOMAN FROM THIE EAST WISH X position as housekeeper. Address 1002 Pow RESSMAKER, FINE FITTER AND DRAP- try, $20; nursegirl, Oakland, $16; 10 housegirls for the city: $20 and 825: 4 £1r1, light hoysenoric no wash, $15; girls of all nationalties can obtain tuations at the Swedish Employment Bureau, women who' will ndustrial oppression. Mi; T ANTED—10,000 COU RAGEOUS MEN AND arade as & puplic against artificial booming, political corruption and rotes! nt steps, July 4, 9 A. M. W 2 Geary st. er, sews 50c a day. M. M., box 92, this office. SCOND WORKAND Stated mecting THIS NG, at 8 o'clock. By order of the W. M. L. A, JONES, S SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER, No. 1. Royal Arch Masons. meets THIS EVENING, Business and M. M. de- H. G. PRINCE, Secreta LODGE NO. 127, T M.—Stated meeting THIS DAY (MONDAY), July 1, 1895, at 8 o'clock P. M. Hy order of the W, M. L. SCHUMACHER, LODGE N Installation of embers urged ELE, N. G. CALIFORNL 5, L 0. O. F. officers to-night. All 10 attend. J. A ST W NS 1.0.0. cers for ensuing_term, EVENING. July 1, 1895, MONDAY W e at cabif enees 80, SR e AR of child 8 years old, from $15 to $20 per month, 2 AN WANTS WORK BY THE Address M M., 212 Van pay. Apply 629 Shotwell ANTED—A FEW SMART MEN TO SELL and advertise a new household article; good st 3 known 1o [REE BEER: BEST [ for 5 cents at 228 Pacifl months in country, reference; girl for general housework, 2 in family, $20. city: girl for Alame- OMPETENT YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE c 8t. da, small family, general housework, $20. 1114 Antonio st., off Jones, near Ellls. OK, TWO IN FAMILY, COUN- 2 position as seamstress or sccond girl in the McAllister st. W ANTED—AT MOROSCO'S GRAND OPERA- house, about 300 men and women to appear In “The Pace That Kills,” for the privilege of wit- nessing the great racing scene. Apply at the stage CrrY; 2 SCHOONERS TGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST. clothin; els. PH. 47 dth st. EWASHING MACHINE AND BRUSH SMITH BROS,, Fresno, C: books, novels. RAPHAEL, 247 4th st. c yard: contracts taken. WAIN 60° Market: machines sold or hired. INGLE BOTTLE OF SMITH'S DANDRUFF Pomade is guaranteed to cure any case of dan- droft or falling hair or money refunded: never fall; try it. By all drogglsts price $1, or o fore zoin ECOND-H. showcases, counters, shelvings, mirrors, desks, At iaten, scales, efc., and a very large stock of them, too; be sure and see stock and ND AS WELL AS NBW BARS, ky e~ e mere, 3, “NOONANG 1 duw, — 1021-1023 Mission st., above Sixth. A N EXPERIENCED EASTERN DESIGNER D o B i £\ and dressmaker desires work by the day in 5 Sotlack epery:hotel icintsntel Address MODES, box 155, Call Oftice. forte. ;;‘,‘l"‘]‘,, b irl, Vacaviile, $20; seelady at 10; | entrance at noon daily. ain cook and wash. $20; middle-aged 2 -CENT DINNERS FOR 10 CENTS TO-DAY O 3 WIDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION |‘housekeeper, San Rafael; young girl, family of : uy housekeeper: city or country. Address W., | three, 815: German cook, $25; great many places, S &4 Tonrihi st ioBumbup. Oak Chiffoniers. box 165, Call Dl at M3 POLD, 957 Market. TOES HAUFSOLED IN 16 MINUTES | Oak Bed Sets.. Y MIDDLEAGED WOMAN A8 SEAM: | V) AITRESSES, GIRLS FOR HOUSEWORE, | hoyr file you walt at half usual price: wanted, 5000 | Qe otDe e Rangon.. - : : W s | pair second-hand shoes. 959 Howard an: toves and Rangen.. ...~ oo es and kitchen girl. stress and upstairs work and light housework. R.T. WARD & CO., 610 Clay st. Call 1505 Pine, near Polk. Ine. Y R OORE W CSSES, DIFFERENT RE- ) sorts_and springs, free fare; 2 waitresses, water CTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A Ituation for general housework In private fam- OUCAN GET A WHOLE PIE AND CUP OF coftee for 5c at the new restaurant, 636 Clay st, Cush or resort. $20 and free fare; 1 waitress, mountain re- sort, $2) and free fare: chambermaid, hotel, near city, $20; office open evenings until 9 o'clock. C. ily; city or country; good references; wages $20. OR NEW AND SECOND-HAND SHOES, also repairing cheap, g0 to 72613 opp. Howard- street Theater, or 129 Sixth st. Washin; LDERLY AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS NSE y AT} Staacion to do housewori: I g0 cook an, | Lo LANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. baker: country preferred. Address E., box 10, | JPIRST-CLASS GERMAN OR SCANDINA- this office. i vian cook and housework, $25, see party here; AT CHEER HOUSE, 529 SACRAMENTO st.; 100 outside rooms: best spring heds;.single rooms 20c a day; $1 a week; meals, 10c. ~ 5 MORE CU1— Oak Roll Top Desks. 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mission st. JI EADQUART. i hones, cheap: send for prices. Works, 720 Montgomery st.. San time payments. J. H. LANE, N. G. to assemble at the lodgeroom MONDAY, JOHN HOESCH, Recorder. tish Thistle Cluo's thirteenth grand an. meeting of the giants: all the athletic clubs of Cali- the prominent events of the day: Amateur costly medals'to the successful competitors in the dancing in both pavilions. Music by Fairsrave & t0 park—Aduits, 50c: children under 12 years, 25¢. ANNUAL MEETING IM nual m ng of the Improved Order of Red Meu's | at the office of the association, 320 POst at., for the the meeting. W. 8. MATTHEWS, Rec. Sec. July 1, at 9:30 . ., to_attend the funeral THE GREATEVENT OF THE nual gathering and games at Shell @ fornia will meet: $3000 in cash prizes: a hearty mile and_quarter mile races, ladies and gents amateur events: Scotch dances for men and leds Greges’ band and full corps of pipers. Boats leave JAMES NIVEN. Royal Chief. proved Order ot Red Men’s Hall' Hall Assoclation of San Francisco will be held on election of a board of trustees or direciors, and BENJAMIN F. JOSSELYN, President. of our lodge brother. LOU BLAN season—The 8an Francisco Scot- Mound Park, Berkeley, THURSDAY, 4th of July; | Highland welcome to our guests; these are some of bicycle races, obstruction race, handsome and and lassies in costume: Irish jig and reel dancing: foot of Market street every half hour. Admission ALFRED MILLER, Kecorder. Association of San Francizco—he an- & MONDAY EVENING, July 8, 1895, at 8 o'clock, such other business as may properly come before WiLLiam J. bu_fin, #frpury. the committee of nights of Pythias of Oakland, s general invitation is hereby extended to all knights, affiliated_or non-affiliated in the Pythian Division in 0: Knights will assemble at Pythia Twelfth and Franklin, at 9:20 A. M. sharp, After the parade all visiting knights and their families will be_entertained by the subordinate lodges of Alameda County at Pythian Castie. By order of commlttee. M. JONAS, Chalrman. JorN N. BONHAM, Secreiary. THE CALIFOR STATE TAL Association will ho'd its twenty-fifth annual session In the Academs of Sclences huilding, be- nning TUES! uly 9,8t 10 A. M. e L. A.TEAGUE, President. W. Q. K1, Secretary. THE ANNUAL 3 NG OF 1HE stockholders of the Edison Light and Power Company for the eleetion of directors for ghe en- suing year, and for the transaction of such other ‘may be brought before the meeting, y's office, 229 Stevenson ; DAY the 15th day of -, 1895, 2t 10 4. ». Transfer books will close 5,at b p. M. Proxies must be fled with the ary before the hour of meetin; J. E. GREE TY SAVINGS Montgomery st., Mills building.—Dividends on term deposits at the rate of four and one-half (4%%) per cent per annum and ou ordinary deposits at the rate of three and three-quarters (334) per cent per annum for the half year ending June 30, 1895, will be payable. free of taxes, on and after July 1, 1895 S. L. ABBOT JR., Secretar. R, OFFICEOF THE HIBERNIASAVINGS and Loan Society, corner Market, McAllis- ter and Jones streets, San Francisco, June 28, 1895—At a regular meeting of the Board of Direc- tors of thie society, held this day, a dividend has been deciared at the rate of four and one-quarter (41%) per cent } er annum on ali deposits for the six months ending June 30, 1895, free from all taxes and payable on and after July 1, 1895. ROBERT J. TOBLY, Secretary. DIVIDEND NOTICE—THE COLUM- bus {Savings and Loan Society, 614 Wash- ington strect and 5 Montgomery ave. For the half vear ending June 30, 1895, a dividend has been aeclared at the rate of four «nd eight-tenths (4 8-10) per cent per annum on term deposits. and four (4) per cent on ordipary deposits, free of taxes, paya- ble on and after MONDAY, July 1, 1895. J. F. FUGAZI, President. BELORANO, Secretary. DIVIDEND X Loan Society, 101" Montgomery st., COF. ¢ ter. For the half Yyear ending June 30, 1895, a dividend has been declared at the rate of four and cight-tenths (4 8-10) per cent per annum on term deposits, and four (4) per cent per annum on ordi- posits, ree of taxes, payable ou and aficr July 1, 1895. Dividends not called for are added to and bear the same rateof dividend as the principal from and after July 1, 1895. P Y RUS W. CARMANY, Cashier. £ DIVIDESD NOTICE-THE GERMAN Savings and Loan Society, 526 California st., for the half-year ending June 30, 1895, a divi- dend has been declared at the rate of four and eight-tenths (4 8-10) per cent per annum on term deposits, and_four (4) per cent on ordinary depos- its, free of taxes, payable on andafter MONDAY, Juiy 1, 1895. GEO. TOURNY, Secretary. HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN g!oc(ety, 18 Geary st.—The directors have de- clared the following semi-annual dividends: 4.80 per cent per annum on term and 4 per cent per an- num on_ordinary deposits. payable on and after July 1, 1895. ERNEST BRAND, Secretary. girl, general housework, Santa Rosa, see party ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO | Jiere, $25; 2 general housework girls, small family, cooking and housework: ity or country; wages 32 anight; $1 to$3a ELLIS, ROSEDALE—ROOMS 25¢ TO 50c week; open all night. o= TUIET PLACE FOR LADIES TO TRADE IN stocks and investment. W- ‘made on small in; 1 3 18 Pinest., R 8. e mone; &CO., AKS, CAPES AND SUITS RETAILED AT mirs’ cost. Factory, 20 Sansome st., UpStaits. $20: cook. country; $15 and fare pald; 10 girs for all kinds of work. Office open evenings until 9. $20. Please address 1000 Montgome ks Call eariy, C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. steam beer, S¢: boitle ANTED—MEN TO GET BOTTLE SHARP wine, 5c. 609 Clay st. K ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK. 2 IN family, 330: a competent Franch lady’s maid, N manager and good €00k no objection to children; EN'S SHOES 15-SOLED. done in 15 minutes. 835 Kearny HEELS, 26¢; ., basement. 0 INETOSCOPES FOR SAL] outfits bought for cash. Bacigalupi, 846 Mkt LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT store-fixtures, doors, windows, lumber, pipe etc.: cheap. Yard 1166 Mission s PHONOGRAPH AND SOLD, nr. Eighth. city orcountry: best of references. Address MES. B.B., box 94, Call Offic a werking housekeeper for widower's family, 10 waitresses for resorts and country hotels, $20 each:; 50 g0od housework girls for city and 500 PAIRS MEN'S GOOD SHOES, 260 TO $1. 562 Mission st.: also 6314, Sacramento si. AS ¥ "IXTURES AND PLU N Golden Gate ave. H. HUFSCHMIDT. BING. 623 Gu.\"m.\h HOUSEWORK WANTED BY Swedish girl in small American family; 1sa first-class cool Address A box 90, Call Office. country, $25 and $20. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st. C UTTERS AND TAILORS TO ATTEND THE S. F. Cutting School, 12 Montgomery, rms 8-10. LD GOLD, SILVE clothing boucht. R, GENTS' AND LADIES COLM. % GIRLS WANTED AT 634 O ) MURRAY & READ 0 G~ WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS TAY STREET. eper or typewriter. Callat 11 Kearny v HOES HWALF-SOLED IN done while you walt; at less than balf the usual price; all repairing done at half price: work guar- 10 MINUTES! W sk poaxt 277 Arabioond: ___________| 9 WAITRESRES, FARE | inteed. 562 Mission ot., bet. First at. and Seeonid st. WOMAN WANTS SITUATION paid; 3 waitresses, chambermald, $2 $20; laundress, $35. MURRAY & READY, 834 Cla; e 2.k G RMAN OR SWEDISH \ S, DIXON, N"A BOARDING- fare paid; Tracy, $20; Mill Valley. $20; plain the country for light housework. Apply 234 | Shotwell st., nr. Seventeenth. W OMAN WANTS WORK I W ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, stiil runs Denver House, 217 Third st.; 150 Iarge rooms; 25¢ per night; §1 to §3 per week. L room 18, INDOW SHADES MANUE order by WILLTAM McPHU ADIES DESIRING Ty svits will do well to_call on MRS. BROWN at STYL 393 Fifth st._Satisfactidh guaran'eed. laundress, same pi Alameda, $25; San Lo- renzo. small hotel, $30: woman with achild, coun- try, housework girls, $16 to $25; young girl. house as helper in kitchen or do plain cooking; Call or address 267 Miuna st. AKE cloci: no electricity. THE DEAD — WENZEL'S ALARM 607 Montgomery st. MEDICAL." S8 AND SECOND or_country: city refer- 781 Mission st. | WINTER & C0., 914 Stockton st. <5, 2 TN FAMILY, $25; INDELL HOUSE, 6TH AND HOWARD— single furnished rooms, 75¢ Week, 15¢ night. J girl for hovsework, 2 in family, $20: infant's nurse, $25: upstairs girl, $20: 5 girls for house- o assist. MRS HIRD, 705 Polk st. W reading room- daily pape: the day washing. ironing and housecieaning. ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 16¢c A DAY; $1 ek : rooms for two, 25¢ u day, $1 50 a week; rs. 34 Clay st. Call ddress 12 Leroy place, off Sacramento S el g o DS s mear J e 5 LASS LAUNDRESS; GOOD WAGES; NEW PROCESS—NO_ ments or worthless pills used: her own physician for all female troubles; no mat- ter from what cause; resioces always in one day; 1 you want 1o be treated safe and sure call on men’s physicianknowiedge can be sentAused at ho: 0 MEDICINE, very woman all | 8 Rt 10(’) MEN TO TAKE LODGING AT 10c, 160 | cases guaranteed. Di. POPPER, 318 Kearay st 3 5 He e meREoR L 1134 Antonio st., off Jones, near Ellis. and 20c a night, including coftee and rolls. | v RE AND SAFE CORE ALL FE IDDLE D GERMAN WIDOW WISHES 2 & & = SURE SAFE CURE FOR 3 IV “sitnation as housekeeper for widower or bach- FANTED — YOUNG GIRL; GENERAL,( 624 Washington st., near Kearny. male diseeses; ladies may have the benefit ot clor on ranch; city or country. Address 237 Third housework: plain cooking: 2 in family; wages | JREST IN CITY—SINGLY ROOMS, 15, 20 AND | the skill and attention oi a physician of long and st., In store. $15. 1008 Stockton st., bet. 10 an: 25 cents per night; 81, 31 25, 81 80 per weekc | successtul practice; & hom:e In confinément vwih 3 A OR 4 GOOD T 3ALT | Pacific House Commerciai and LeldesdoriT sts. best possibie care, with the privacy of a bome a! TANTE: ATED AND WITH ANTED—LADY, ED and female vaudeville performers for refined W Jificatl vants situation i o D T R o Lt | s 10 per week. Call from 1 to 3 at 1009 store or bakery Or as cashier in restuurant. Ad- T low Sixth. for & room: RY ACME HOUSE, 967 MARKET ST., BE- 25¢ nizht; $1 week. or discous i Broadway, Oakland. "’ 7 ANTED—SWEDISH GIRL, HOUSEWORK, country, no washing, wages #26. Call 3323 dress A. B., 810 Mission st., room 3. IDDLE AGED WOMAN FROM THE EAST situation; n cook efther French or WEEKLY CALL. in WEEK'S_NEWS FOR 5 CENTS —THE wrapper, for mailing. Geary st. le und is also a neat seamstress. Ad- GSON 8L, TEAT. \ND COUNTRY, $20. AGENTS WANTED. healt J the convenience of thelr case, they will find in Tier~ consultation free and absolutely confidential positive cure for the liquor, morph: abit; e:fl?’s.me guaranteed without injury to those who are sick: hospital: raged should call on e and toba 0. DR. GWYER, 228 Turk st., bet, ety st u W e ifers whsted. Addseas W & | Ereat trni: 1t will pay you. Call at estaurant, 623 | safe eliable; take no ovier: send 4o, stamps, for ol Dcaro of (nvalid old people. Ad- pof;-?:st;fl}:;{?:h NG WOMAN FOR %\gKmené“fil’—TE.\cREns TO CANVASS FOR g'r:u.'d:l‘;:ri"' s Shihestar Sooniln Company, e il e acond worl 12, the Western Journal of Education. W HITA- = AN second_work bet. 13 and 1 to-ds v: wages $12. Apply, n TDDLE- D WOMA KER & RAY COMPANY, 723 Market st., S. F. M tion s housekeeper i object good home. Addr Bu '(w’uuf’*r’n DO HOU! X with children; small family 00D OPPORTUNITY FOR LADY SOLICI- tors. ~ Call at once, room 1, 6 O'Farreil st. —2 LIVE CANVASSERS to _introduce horse and stook book. ED- | Twenty-second sf. TANTE] A POSITION AS | ooy Fea et ixth st. Room 34, | (x'fiind WARDS 7 City Hall avenne. HOUSES o n FOR ( Al, HOUSUWORK AND X assist n cooking. Apply 2126 Post st. EWISH GIRL FOR COOKING. APPLY 623 gegbments 307 Larkin s “' OMAN WOULD ing, office and housecieant ¢ kind of LOVELAND, 201 Marke! WANTED. ANTED—ON SUNNY SIDE, BET. WASH- ington and Sutter, Jones and Gough sts.. mod- ern 7 or 8 room flat or cottage. Address H. D. t 8t. saf N[ RS. AD. ZILLME takes confinements i NTTARIUM, lents treated 2 fice hours 10 10 12 a. x.. 2 10 4 und 610 7 P. x. diseases of women and cousultation in obstetr [YU-PRAE'S FEMALE REGULATING PILLS; $1 per bo: Rl}'flf RDS & CO., druggists, 406 Clay, sole ng!% “A LPEAU’'S FRENCH PILLS. A J d R, LADIES' PHYSICTAS T house. 1061 Mission, AV N ici S 804 NE erb med: and efficient_emmenagogus work by the day; $1 a day and Cail or sdiea:joabled wih Iragulncities: 1 a-ggl:; address M. J., 531 Secondst. & FLATS WANTED, safe and sure; $2 50, express C. 0. on't del ; L orin halel of TAmaIs® Countr preferred. T T A LAT 3 ROOMS, BATH; WESTERN ADDI- E"ifz::mqs?gg”l 3“’=F1:!. ;’1«\‘[.1; | sitfon_in hotel or family: country preferred. o 3 3 - N E Call or address 1 Harrison st. iG'RL WANTED—FOR tion: po children. _Steady, box 28, Call. DAVIES, 14 Mcallister st.. neag Market work: small family. Y | NS WOULD WANTED-MIS R LED for clothinz. books an Wi TOT « RMAN GIRL FOR COOKING AND HOUSE- Pleaso call at 25 Taylor | X work: $15. 827 Twentieth, nr. Valencia. UCELLANEOUS, d jewelry: postal. ieads all competitors: oniy qualified, trusty s clalist for safe, quick relief of irregularities, ne matter what cause: treatment scientitic, harmles 109 SIXTH ST., PAYS G00D PRICES | 8nd painless; never fails; home in confinement. M sition @s typewriter. Sl st £ 3 | W OUNG LADIES TO 1. LOST. M. ARRIED LADIES AND THOSE ABOUT TO oarry; fnformation iree. - Send address to .. box \ this office. NEATLY DONE | X and oualify for good: tockton, room 7! 1 S MENDING DONE 5 Taylor st. TLEME OUNG GIRL LIGHT HOUSE. 1EN [ and receive reward. TAMOND AND PEARL DAGGER—EITHER LL FEMALE at Columbia Theater or Market and Keariiy sts. Saturdey afternoon. Return to 111 Broderick st. | remedies gnaranteed at any time; consult MRS. DR. WYETH, stored in one day: no instruments: Fr 5 - IRREGULARITIES :‘g( ( en near Larkin. 916 Post s es $5; sleep home. Apply $20 Fre- “NEWS FOR 5 ( SKLY CALL b wraover. for m ‘color; also 1 3-spring suitable reward will TRODUCE OUR FAST-SELL- cialty; big remuneration, Call room 18, 7 XEW MILK WAGON, by PAINTED LEAD R. RICORD'S PILL , painted black. A patd forreturn of same to MORGAN & COTTER, 537 Brannan st. sure, 08 y 7 S WISHING OUTDOOR employment at good Wages. Apply 629 Shot- NE 27, 1865, BLUE AND WHITE greyhound dog. Return to 826 Folsom st. and receive substantial reward. docido or I or ke countie: 3 well st. W ART 3 o e e e SEETR SRR REWARD — LOST A DIAMOND EAR- U0 OIeR HA ddexadi VY. WIBOD) bax Bt slsuliie: | O RENCIT ACCORDION PLEATING: TATLOR- $20 Ting set in a gold hoop. Finder will please ] ARBER WA \":r sr{;( .\nn.’ 8 MONTH'S made suits; $7; perfect fit. 118 McAllister st. return to 1960 Jackson st. 2 experience. Addreas B, box 4%, Call ONge. . - | TYRESSMAKBRS' "AND. SEWING: GTH1S T—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNTA MERICAN BOY, 16 Y EARSOFAGE,WANTS | 1) wanted: patterns ‘eut to order, 25 centsup. | 14 Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in any kind. Cail or address 16 Mont- | McDOW. p # the name of SARAH THARP: No. 118268, The ssmaking Act room 2, top floor. S TRGETO finder ill please return to bank. Wi NTED—POSITION ASSHIPPING-CLERE e e o i s TAN POSITION AS PING-CLERK | I ting and making school : ail branches. 702 Sutter. or packer in furniiure store; 10 years’ experi- | ——- 2 2 = e EDUCATIONAL. ence’; 7 years with Tast house. | Address J. T 104 | (3 ARMENTS — PERFECTLY ~ COMPLETED ANTED—BY without tryg on; call and test. Lawrence Catting-school, 1231 Market st. DE, GARMOS WONDERFUL = FRENCH L) tailor method of three measures; the only piace to learn the trne method of dresscutting; conplete course §10; lessons given: dressmaking Second st. ANTED: OSITIC all 26 WANTED BY A MIDDLE ber, taught; satisfaction ITU. cured; 'also accounts German, 5D randy with tools, XPERT ACCOUNTANT, some puplls to instruet in double entry book: keeping; special course complete in 25 lessons, $20, In_advance: also mercantile corres; ence uaranteed; situations pro- ept and books written up; and aison el Cie, Agts. ROUT'S, modern remedy for the cure of impetency, aud all disorders of the $1 a box: 6 boxes $5; send for WIDBER, cor. LL LADIES IN TROUB! only reliable specialist i stant relief: 8500 paid for a board: skilltul attention di cial attentlon {o diseases confidential. MRS. DR. RS, Dr. WEGEN for all female dise: dies before and during arranged Tegularities cured in, ments; regular practice; travele strictly confident XPRESSS250:84F= | Ricord's specialties, feveios: reliable: Market and Thi separate homes for la- finement; bave enlarged ‘my hony0 Sult rich’and poor; ir- Phyfended ‘babies adopted. 419 Eddy st. RANTEED CURE FOR IR- for years {n private practice &5, DIJIDERD NOTICE-MUTUAL SAV- ings Bank of San Francisco. 33 Post st.—For the half-year ending June 80, 1895, a dividend has been declared at the rate of four and eight-tenths (4810) per cent per annum on term depasits and four (4) per cent per annum on ordinkry Sapei ree of tax able on a; er Monday, 3 e GEO. A. STORY, Cashier. =5 DIVIDEND NOTICE_SAN FRANCISCO Savings Union, 582 California street, cor, ‘Webb. For the half 'year ending with the 30th of June, 1895, a dividend has been declared at the rate per annum of four and elght-tenths (4 8-10) m‘fia.m oan unfi:‘om‘ its and four (4) p‘elr cem:: Ty de) ree of payable on ai after Monday, the 18t of Jore: 580" LOVELL WHITE, Cashier. SPECIAL NOTICES, ETTA RALPH. FROM THE, BAST B oriental iaihe for rhevs Sixth st., ooms 23 and 24. e ROSE_SHELDON, 995 MARKET, NR. | <2 Sixth, . 14, 15, second floor; vapor baths. can milk, lg'ésrdenh;g.e Adress €. 3., 221 Fifcl | by the weeic or month: the Tatest T basting, bon- o e e S LD pularities: focess ven in most vated st., room |‘ing, skirts, siecves, collars, revers, eic.: dresses | S o I s ¥ natural T achion: Y A YOUNG MAN A FOSITION WITH | MiAde on shor notice; cutting and fiting aspe | QOWENS AvADEMY, UNTVERSITY AVE, | 000, 0% ol Yeures T w0 B cnnen ot prferhitl. wlt ok or bourd: Ad- | S DE GARMO. 219 Powell D Berkeley, Cal. T. STEWART BOWENS, ! | 20 Fealed on xeceipt of 83 or & 0 kg ress Worker, box 137, Call Ofiice. L pal. strictl 2 S U AANT AT s i .. MAL¥ HELP WANTED. M IES BOLTE'S SCHOOL REMOVED T0 2267 BERGETEE, P. 0. box B S.F. 2 | wants o position whero he can W ANTED_S MORE FINISHING CARPER: | - SAcTAmento st hew term July 8. B AP RS DE SORMLC L. RO or enough money to pay Loard: will keep book ters for Central America, part fare advanced:| Q PANISH, FRENCH, GBRMAN, MBEISTER: of e ek houras et 5 oftice work, Bousework or care for horses and cows. | 2 juiners, $40 and 830 and_board; blsckamith for | \ echaft School of Lanjusges, 133 & Farrell . _ | ¥ o uaed: sure preventive. 85 R., box s of mine, $50 ard board: swampers, an : = > - 1o ingrment 2 ke St LR S i SRS T ST | NToknicnoor: mestas sgemepsscor | SR e e ncoxn 00w ences wishes situation as nitor, porier or | ':io‘%l.l o found ]IM;EY!;:D“AE; l’.:c’onr cl:‘oflsh lish; low rates. " “xt Hibernis Bank: diseases ' X drive”delivery wagon. Address C., box o4 this | SEr B 0853 Saaramento s A ' BOGKKBEPING, PENMANSHIF. ARTTHMA IV AT H O I e o 1010 Miory oftice Gaitesy M 5 RN FOR MILL AND WOODR #3070 | 1DUc taught 6 weekn:gourse $30. 8 Sioekion guer. | of 2on midwite. MRS. POWELL, 1310 Mission. ANE WISHES WORK TN PRIVATE FAM- | ] () §55'3nd board: miachine-arilicr, 350 a aay: | T ILLIAN BEDDARD, THE EN JICE PRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT ily; understands gardening, housework: handy | 5y, o and CoRrd: machine aciler, $4.80 4 day; | [ TUIAR BEDDARD, "To GLISH AC- |\ "¢ the mos reasonable price in the city. MRS, e bt o Vel best, clly Teierences. | country shop, $34day: woodsman, Santa Cruz | dramatic profession: e mremen, 10f the \t. PFEIFFER, midwite, 2014 Folsom st. St e el S e ook, - County; fapmhand, $15: 5 téamsters, city, $1 75 a | spearean Academy, Van Ness ave. FIRREGULAR OR ANY FEMALE DISEASE ITUATION WANTLD Y A MIDDLE-AGED | day; camp cook, $i6; waiter-boy, $15; kitchen- | o pra5co's LyCEUM SCHOOL OF AGHING. | A see Mrs. Dr. Puetz and be content. 2543 dth. nuan 10 make biimsel: usetul; city o country: | boy. K. T. WARD & C0., 608 and' 610 Clay st. 0 UM Ot i ar WEEK'S NEWS FOR § CENTS— THE (whges 1o O9ipcs, Address W.;-Dox D, this office. TABORERS,. CITY, $175 A_DAY: 80 | onstage. &acmn.o.o.}.fi%‘ax,’(‘mmawi A WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for mailing. SHIRTUUTTER WANTS WOR YEARS' scrapefs, teamsters, country, $175 a day. “én_mimxcfia[rv TMINING, (B uxpfllen’cnenm large Eastern factory. Address | C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. S chanical - engineering, surve: are] M’;‘n CLAIRVOYANTS. SadnEea | 6 TACISONPY LS, FOR THE WOOTE 3% | sy enan. S VAN bR NAHLER A WA e —POST] ASASSAYER, AMA and found: aborers for the. 5. $20 an s 260; 8 s Famator of millhand: uccas:omed toepaisinig | found:, 6 woodsmen, $20 and found. C: K. HAN- | STIEHLS SHORTHAND AND BUSNESS | M wrned; 25c; gents s0c. 337 Tehama st. of machinery, handling men and the nse of powder; | SEN & CO., 110 Geary st. 3 : dipi k CHARVOYANT—pEg 25 LADIES ONLY. references. “Address L. J. S., 420 Tenth st. W ANTED—TO-DAY (SUNDAY) 16 MORE ‘lj)tlilml.mn BRANCHES TAUGH: :r:lusl In the basement, 537 Third st. ERMAN MAN WANTS prace 70 DO | VY teamsiers for railroad ‘work, tare, we oLl r 4090 2% | V[PLE- MOREAU—GREAT AND ONLY Mi- housework and gardening: best city reference. | ship Mondaymorning: otfice open 9 to 11a. x. €. Mns. MELVILLE-SNYDER, TORICAL, dium: give her a call: fee 25¢ up. 131 Fourth, Address H. G., box 154, Call Office, R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. * & Vocal and Dramatic Acade! : Van Ness | o FSENT, PAST AND FUTURE, 26c. MME, Y OUNG MARKIED MAN WiTH BEST FEE: | PLACKSNTIN, NEAR CITY, 85 & DAv: Bsite s et aLo0da & P Moy month: aiso | L LEGETTE, 311 Tehama st.: upstairs. erence situation as clerk, bookkeeper ranch biacksmith, $2 a day. i header- | private lessons and piano: ladyl and gentlemed | =a pn mEApING, 260; LADIES ONLY. 108 or some work of thai Kind. Adas "B.,32 Maple | wagon driver, $1 50 a day 6 furmers, £25; 4 wood- g for. Yoom 6. e EeRloventh at: T DN a’;fi?pm. yor 8L 808 ey STANOEN & o o | conched N Iy e | e 'Eg%:r‘m"cumvuwum LIFE- TOUT INEXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN | Ceary st. = . BOOKRKEETING | | BON, PALY S rs § to 8dally; and S Sir PR L | S0 s ey | AT W R | L e - milk; wi 3 s5 R., c i ou . 2 o Bild 2l TRttt S o, 3 20 for 6 months a0 A USTSe eharms: love tokens; true picture of 00D TEAMSTER ORSTABLEMAN WANTS situation. Address SUTTER, 1218 Shipley st. G T.ABOR EALD'S 'BUSI N S AND TEAJSTERS, CITY. 30 B ONFECTIONER _ DESI i} TON; or country, 81 50 and $175 day: 20 tie- | electrical e1 .1 ‘modern - lan- B R I PR 1 | O e | HESEF WRAT B | ' m""-;‘%;‘:""‘--"%!- ‘Tel. 680 _ | tloner, box 49, Call Office. - J- Address Confec | o NTER ¥OR HOTELT XLAMEDR ROO] TENED, $1 UP: PAPER- ANTED—POSITION AS REGTIFIER AND County; 15 farm. orchard and vineyard hands, 710 MARKET STREET— SEF MNP, 300, Sixth. Georze Hartman. Wmnonnder%ynl‘ompnenllmln:mo!rfl- : %fi&m&ggfiumm MUR- | WG ‘storage of furnizure, planos, J.B. MCINTYRE, BOOKBINDER AND | erence. iddress K., box 9, Call Office. T - b trunks and all of liousehold i Separate Printer. 422 Commercial st - MISS OLIVE WHITNEY, BATHS, hand-rubbing of rheumatism’ Room b, 110 Sixth'st. ' " Aok yaib, JORN I n:mfi EN GIVIS ELEOTRIC, magnetic, massaze treatment, alco] “Romian baths. 1007 Marier. rooms s CORNS REMOVED UT KNT o Do ana o1 Corit and THAND-R B ALCOHOL BATH A Sty room 1, ABINET-MAKER. STEADY JOB, CITY; i iamemason; 3 €0opers, slace work. HUSIAY | pavaice, SHOrw S Rox 9, Cal A Y ENEEGETIC ANMEKICAN, DESPERATE: Iy & READY, 684 Clay st. in need ot employment; can do most sort 0f thing where fine s 'fif.".‘m‘;‘.".q.fi,',’a"ff:f@ URNITURE, PIANOS, MD] competent t0 manage small or large frait viseyard (00K 0. 840 AND $60; 3 WAITERS, BES S, W. C0., 908 Market, r. 4. OF DOULLEY Tanch: first-ciase refcronces Turniahed (O & Ehwathons: st penie nuntfg ER MBE- 8 10 ability and honor: ‘salary u secondary matter. | & READY. 634 Clay st. & : . adyanced Address E. i, box 94, Cull Office. -~ W ANTED=WAITER TOR FOUSE, 410 Post st ,SHUA’I‘ION WANTEDZAMERICAN FORE- $30; walter for small country restaurant, 3 T ‘man and wife (n0 children) on stock or in | found; hctel waiter, $25; cook, dishwasher, $20: boy (0 wash dishes, : e | i ‘day, etc Lu ranch; wiil farnish bowrd or wite will cook if re- E:mi best 0f referenc-s. Address B. D,, box 165, i 3 mi B, 315 Si Toturewife and husband: teaches fortune-telling: develops clairvo; slate writing, etc.; has thi Soven boly seals and the Palestine wonder charm; o0 8] and npward. 2896 Mission. nr. Twentiech. SPIRITUALISM, e e S. S. SEAL—SPIRITUAL MEDIUM: RE- M Allister St STRAL gious cir. Wed. 8 p.ac: Thurs,, 2:30: 110 Mo ASTROLOGY, PROF. HOLMES, 523 GEABY AT £ T e T D TS st h;:@;_ questions, stocks. advice. EmY reader. 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