The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 30, 1895, Page 14

14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1895 ALL FOR THE DEBUTANTES, Society Buds Open the Friday Night Club Sea- son. NAMES OF THOSE PRESENT. It Was a Night of Elegant Enjoy- ment—Other Notable Society Events. The event of the week was the first meeting of the Friday Night Club at 0dd Fellows’ Hall. This is the first time in the past six years that there bha: not been ent storm and that the snow-white canvas, the finest of its kind for dancing, has not been ruined. The hall was not expected to look par- ticularly well last evening, but still it did make quite a pretty appearance. The guests were unusually late in arriving, and in consequence supper was not announced until 12:30. The season’s debutantes were all present and looked particularly pretty in their new white froc! Of course they were all belles, and it was not long before they got over their fright. There are some strik- ingly bandsome and pretty girls among them. They are all very good dancers and fully hold up the reputation this City ring for beautiful girls. ic under the direction of Valentine Hube: especially good, and some of the new >s recently brought out from the East proved be as good as was expected. The waits were not lon 1d there was spirited danc ck, the hour t which all the ciub meetings stop. As theyp dered to be a debu the decorations of the ba ht in color, with ient d of green shrub- bery to show o tiful effects of the rator’s art ge was fes- the bea Over th tooned blue and white the same was drooped over the front. The whole stage was filled with immense ts and ferns, with several large sof different colored chrysanthe- were shields of z with a ground squares, the whole nches of ferns. aped arrangements standing up from the llery railing, and from the center of the ceiling were vended streamers of the the ends of which were either an | a or a large lantern. Opposite the er the main door, was a large ci design bound with ferns. New white canvas on the floor added to the beauty of the scene, and protected the gowns of the Jadies. The halls were also covered with canvas of ker shade. The management of the club has always vaid particular attention to the supper- rooms, and here the comfort of the mem- bers was fully considered. All drafts were shut out by storm screens, and over the heavy burlap matting was a new crash of a green color, with a neat figure thereon. The pillars were entwined with smilaxand ferns, and an elaborate supper was served upon the numerous tete-a-tete tables. The supper hour was most agreeably spent, and then the dancers again sought the main baliroom, where the dancing was re- sumed and kept up until a reasonably late hour. At the next gathering on December 20 ! the Christmas cotillon will be the feature. Miss Jjessie Coleman came over irom Oakiand to attend the assembly, and wore one of her new gowns of pink brocade, | which admirably suited her blonde com- plexion. Miss Genevieve Goad, one of the season’s pretti debutantes, was attired in a stylish gown of blue. | Mrs. Samuel Knight wore a gown of pink embroidered silk. Miss Boss was attired in & light-tinted cos- tume made very bouffant. Miss Romietia Wallace, one of the brunette beauties of the ball, wore & white gown cut decollette. Along t e and W and 1mbz stage, 0 zie Carroll wore a handsome gown ile green silk cut decollette. Miss Mamie McNutt was as pretty as usual in a gown of green silk. Miss Gertrude Forman looked very stylish in 8 gown of yellow silk. tubbs wore & particularly hand- e gown of white tulle over white satin. s Emma Butlerappeared to much advant- in a gown of yellow silk. s ces Currey looked beautiful in a n of blue silk. s Elle Hobart was elegantly attired in a gown of white tulle embroidered with pink floriated designs. Miss Mary Kipp looked very handsome in a gown of white tulle. Those present wer rs. Henry F. Allen, Miss Allen, Miss Ames. rs. Ba , Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Barnes, George W. Bates, Mrt. Gertrude Bates, Mrs. Richard Bayne, | Harry Babcock, Miss Laura Bates. Mrs. Blair, | Miss Blair, Mrs. Blanding, Rhodes Borden, | ) , Miss Sophie Bard, Miss Chointa Miss Bowie, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Boyd, ana Mrs, W. B. Bourn, Allen St.'J. Bowie, Miss Boss, A.P. Bravton, L. Brayton, M Thomas Bre: Miss Louisa Breeze, . Bre Thomas H. Breeze, Mrs. Butler, Colone] George H. Burton, Miss Minnie Burton, Miss Leila Barton. Georee T. Cameron, Commander J. W. Carlin, Mrs. Jumes Carolan, Miss Carolan, Miss Gene- vieve Carolan, Mr. and Mrs.Frani . Carolan, Mrs. R. F. Carroll, Miss Carroll, John Carroll, Lieutenant Thomas G. Carson, Miss Cather- | wood, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carrigan, W Carrigan, Miss E. H. Chabot, V. M. liam J. Chappell, nd Mrs. Warren D. Clark, Miss W. irace Clark, Miss A, Mrs. W. B. Collier Mrs. J. B. Crockett, Mrs. E. an. Miss Sureh Collier, Fred H. Coon, Mrs. Join W. Coteman, Miss Jessie Coleman, | Miss Maraguita Collier, Colonel C. F. Crocker, W. Crocker, Misses Fanny and Julia Crocker, Mr. and Mrs ry J. Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crocker, enant R. C. Croxton. Miss Emma Crockett, and Mrs. J. M. Cunningham, Mrs. Jobu Currey, Mfs. Montgomery Currey, Mrs. Frances Curréy. Mrs. John A. Darling, Charles L. Davis, Lien- tenant M. F. Davis, Géorge F. Davidson, Mr. nd Mrs. W. E. Dean, Mr. and Mrs. C.de Guigne, Miss de Noon, Walter L. Dean, Mr. and . E. R. Dimond, Mr. and_ Mrs. Henry L. Donahte, Peter J. Donahue, R. u, Miss Louise J. Dutton, Harry M Durbrow. _ plr. and Mrs Perry P. Eyre, Miss Eyre, R. M. sre, C. M. Felton Jr., Frank Findley, Mrs. For- man, Miss Forman, General J. W. Forsyth, Hon. and Mrs. W. W. Foote, Ernest R. Foiger, r.and Mrs. F. A. Frank, Christian Froelich, C. Friedlander. Mrs. Garber, Miss Juliette Garber, Mrs. and sibbous, Miss Glascock, Miss Goad, Miss s Genevieve Goad, Jesse God- G Miss Emma Graves, F. A. wood, Bryant Grimwood, Mr. end Mrs, D. Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. M Aileen Goad, M . G. Haan, Mrs, Hager, Miss Heger, Miss Alice Hager, Mrs. W. P. Harring. ton, Miss Harrington, Miss Lonise Harrington, Jerome A. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Downey Harvey, . Barciay Henley, H. W. Higgins, fiss Hobart, Southard Hoft: | Holbrook, H. M. Holbrook, 0sg00d Hooker, Mrs. J. A. Hooper, Miss Jessio Hooper, Miss Rose Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. Tim- oty Hopkius, k. T. Houghton, Ar. and Mrs. William H. Howard, H. B. Houghton, Miss Houghton, Mrs. W. B. Hooper, Mr. and Mrs, George H. Howard, W. R. Heath. Miss Mary Ives. Stanley Jackson, Mr. and Mrs, H. Janin, Mr. eud Mrs. Prul R. Jarboe, Mr. and Mrs. Harry me, Lientenant John W. Joyes, Mr. and cbster Jones. Keyes, Licutenant C. W. Kilburn, Miss Mary Kip, Mr. and Mrs. W. L’ Kip, A. Kitle, If. J. Knowles, Mr. and Mr. Samuel Knight. J. ¥. R. Landis, M. 8. Latham, Walter G. Landers, Mrs. . B, Lewis, Miss Lincoln, Mrs. gh, Miss Loughborough. s Sallie Maynard, A. & Macdonald, Fred Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Magee, Mrs. in, Louis C. Masten, Miss' Alice Macondray, Captain’ Marion P, idwin McAfee, Mr. and Mrs. P. McG. 1, Mise McEean, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mc- Cutchen, C. K. MecIntosh, J. C. McKee, Miss slcKee, J. C." MeKinsf Miss Laura Me- Kinstry, Latham McMullin, Miss MeNutt, Miss McKetria, Lieutcnant N. A. McCully, George Mrs. W Kip, M Mrs Loughboro M Above | » H. Mendell, Miss Mhoon, Addison Mizner, Mrs. Morgan, Miss Morgan, Mrs.J. L. Moody, Miss Eva Moody, Miss George A. Mai Moody. ewhall, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mayo Newhall, Licutenant R. H. Noble, Mr. and Mrs. 1ttall. J.R. K. D ¥Frapk L. Owen, Miss Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oxnard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page, W. D. Page, Mr. and Mrs. Cutler Paige, 8. C. Pardee, Dr. Mr.and M ar- n, James D. Phelun, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pierce, Orestes Pierce, Horace D. Pills- bury, Heury W. Poett, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Pope, Preston. S. Clark Porter, Willis Polk, Charies F. Major J. L. Rathbone, G. L. Rathbone, Wil- liam~ M. Randol, Ferd Reis J Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.' Rose, b Rodgers, Albert B. R Miss Schuelly, Osear T. Sewell, Miss S| H. Sheldon, g enant W, Miss Floren Miss Helen R, and Mr: and Mrs. | Harry N. Ste Mrs. Frank J C. Augu Su {arry Smith Bertha Smith, Dr. ( medberg, Coiin M. Smith, B. G.'Somers, Mr. N . L. Stone, Mr. Mary S. Stubbs, J. C." Stubbs, Mi: liss Ada Sullivan, Hon. and R. § . Smedberg, Mrs Smith, Mrs. Miss Tucker Smith impkins, A. H 5 Sme Colos st Spreckels, van. Miss Mamie H. C. ussell, hre; mall, dberg, Sidney B. Smith Ethel Smith, M nel W Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Talbot, Benedict H. Tay- lo H. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Fred W Thom: Tompkins, Mr. an Mrs. W. B. Tubb: ittle. Miss Van_Ness, Miss Thomas, ‘allant, Mr. and Mrs. W. Captain and Mrs. W. H. Taylor, William raylor Jr., Augustus Taylor, Miss Taylor, William Hinckley Taylor, Mr. illiam Miss Tobin, Philip d M . 8. Tubbs, Mr. and €, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mrs. T. C. Van Ness, Frank Van Ness, L. E. Van Winkle, Miss Vassault, Mrs. Schroede Mr. and liam T. Watt, Fred R. Webster, G Robert Wh liams, M Dr. and ) tne Wilson, Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Chauncey R. Wilcox, Mrs. W. Woolworth, Miss Woolwort, A. F. William: J. Woods, Allen Garwood Wright. Miss Bessie Zane, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. N.'Voorhies, Baron and Baroness von rs. Ryland B. Wallace, Judge Wil Wallace, J. W. Watson, Miss Jeanette corge 8. Wheaton, Dr. Miss Wil- s Hannah Williams, A." H. Wilcox, . F. P. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. sell J. Wilson, Mr. and low, Lieutenant F. A. 8. Wood, Miss Wood, {r. and Mrs. R. Mrs. Zeile. A study of the subject has disclosed the fact that rats and mice, when imprisoned in a revolving cage, prefer to work for twelve hours by night and rest for twelve hours by day. SAN FRANCISCO 'CALL." They do most work when the barometer is hi, PUSINFESS OFFICE ofthe San Francis:o CALL~ 730 Market street, open until 12 o'ciock every TIEPbtin the year. BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, correrClay: ipen £r¢Hayes screet, open until until 9:30 o'clock. :30 o'clock. 718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. €W .corner Bixteeuth and Missiou streets, opes il fo'clock. £01& Missfon street, open untll 9 o'clock. 116 Ninti reet, open untll RAC burn, pastor. Seventh—The at usual ho. CHURCH NOTIC M. Twenty Morning subjs 5= CENTRAL G55 cnurch. Mission street. pastor, CHURCH, ¢ first, streel METHODI Rev. . Morning subject, “Cn Yoke and Light Burden." second inseries on amusements. Sunday- school, 1 P. M. New orchestra. Evening, Kindergarten for little ones. Young people’s meeting at 6:30 P. 3. IMEPSON B, ence, 309 Haight 30 P. M. TR Sunday-school :perintendent. M. The services of this chu tendance. P. M. 0 P, Zpiscopal _ Church, chanan sts.—RKev. John Stephens, pastor. i The pastor biect at 11 A. M.. pworth Leagu public IRI cor. st. Preaching at 11 A. he Christian's Ex Al i service cordially invited to irch. Seats free. P. . METHODIS Hayes and Bu- ODIST Res- M. and vill preach at both services. amina- Ihance. erkins at 6:30 all the Ushers in at- Prayer-meeting Wednesday at 7:35 HOW betwee pastor. in His Head. ' E Chutes and Oth cons pastor’ lecture of rvices Sun pastor at Communi P, 3 school ‘at 12 P. M. Strangers are welc Second and s blocks from Palace Hotel—Rey. W. W. Morning subjec Young Men's ird str fan's Shoot Abominations.” Pri TURCH, EDD nday. December 11" a. ., Subject. on at morning service A Black e meeting Tuesdny r-meeting Wednesda culture class each ome. “ase, D.D., ver ng the ude will t of replies to letters of criticism on the EDDY ST.. acting pas- Preaching “God's and at these services are open to the public. UNION ) BAPTIST Cburch (open communion), Bush street, east of iarkin—Rev. Wm. N. Meserve pastor. Preaching Sunday 11 A. 3. and 7:30 ». . Morn- ing bjec The Royal Way, Evening sub- jeet, “1hings that Won't Sav Sunday-school 12:15 p. . Jr. S.C. E, 5p. M. Y. P. S. C. E. at 2 P M and Polk sts. every night yer-meeting 6:30 P. M. Prayer-meeting every Open air meetings, corner Busn xcepc Saturday, at 7:15 o'clock. followed by a meeting in the lecture- corner of Vi an * invited CHURCH, Ness ave. and Sacramento street—The pastor, Rev. Kobert Mackenzie, D.D., will preach at 11 school at 12:45 of Christian Endeavor at meeting Wednesda A and 7:30 Py S unday- P. M. Young People’s Society 5 P Prayer- evening at 7:45 o'clock. All are welcome to these services. ST.JOHN =2 The Rev. Samuel J | to ol at 9:45 A. Christian sorrow at 11 A. M. and 7:30 Endeavor PRESBYTERIAN C . Kennedy of Seattle will M. Young People’s ar 6:30_ P. M TURCH, cornier of California and Octavia streets. preach 3. _Sabbath- meeting Wednesday evening 8t 7:30. Everybody made cordially we will S1ng at the service come. California male quartet t 3P M. All MASO Stockholders’ meeting. ©of the MASONI, EF e meets ever R. B. Hall, corner of om are invited, sympathizers with Irish J TC CROWLEY, Prest HALL ASSOCIA’ otice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders HALL ASS CIATION dent hereby of the city of San Francisco for the election of nine trustees and a treasurer will be held in the Masonic smple, in the city of San Francisco, on MON- DAY. the 2d day of December, 1895. Poils will be P, M. open from 12 M. until annual me s ANNUAL eting of the st Mutual Electric Light Company oflice of the company, 61 THE REG cholders ME ULAR of the i1 be held at the Howard st., San Fran- 0, California, on MONDAY, the second day of Decamber, 1895, 3t the hour of 10:30 0’clock A. M., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meet- ing. Transfer-books w ber 29, 1895, at 3 0 'clock. I ciose on Friday, Novem- fully treated B CARL moveme =5 == DR._JOS. B2 and 7:30t AYER, 0 OVED W1 KNIFE. itute, room 22, 906 Market, SROWING N AILS, SUCCESS- DE. LLOY D, Lurline Buths. second tloor; genuine massage treatment. > BAD T EJECTED FOR $i. Collections made, city or country. Pacific Collection Co.. 415 Monigy si., room 6, T 5680, WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS scrubbed; reasonable rates: damages guaranteed. C. ROSSI & CO. 242 payment for Sutter. BRIGH can be cured by FULTO> 1221 Market 8 ed $3 50 uo. ~ COLLE £10: costs paid DISEASE AN . even in the ad vanced iD. § ONS: TENANTS EJE( 20 Montgomery. rm. D DIABETES s ages, itedical Remedies: sold at office, hours, 10 A. M. t0 4 . . ROOMS WHITE . 81714 Third. Georze Hartman. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. WEDISH AND GERMAN ENPLOYMENT office. 113 Antonla st., off Jones, near Ellis. =% NCED “WOMAN W. cooking: is good laundress and baker; references. Call or address Cook, 228 Seventh st. RESPE: TABL the day; w i first-class i WOMAN WAN address 206 Sixth st., grocery-store. shing, froning and housecleaning: indress: best of references. Call or JWEDISH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO references; 3 years in one place. 860 Howa N ELDERLY GERMA GIRL WANTS position for general housework : is a good cook : reterences: wages $15. 11 Polk, near Market. LTABLE, ¥ RE OUNG, NEAT GERMAN Wwoman wants position as housekeeper; & good cook: city or country. Address 1207 Market st.. room 24. FAT%T};RN LADY WOULD DO GENTLEMAN'S V) and lady’s mending or plain sewing. Sixth st., room 8. 28Y4 JOLDERLY WOMAN WANTS SITUATION ‘do general housework: good home more object than wages. Call or address 22814 Perry st., near Fourth. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-—Continued. HELP WANTED—Continned. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. OUNG WOMAN WITH FULL BREAST OF milk wants place as wetnurse; can give best city references. - 1018 Howard st., near Sixth. GIRLS to §25; FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; $20 Swedish or German nurse; wages $20. 315 sutter. ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED NUKSE situations in families to nurse the sick or in- valids. Call or address 412 Clayton st., ner the park. OMPETENT SWEDISH SECOND GIRL wishes situation: is good waitress. Address K. 1, 711 Ellis st. ELIABLE NEW ENGLAND WOMA wants care of Ii:tle children: good housekeepe: good home cooking; good reference: wages very moderate. Ca i 2 days 829 Howard st. TOUNG GIRL, TYPEWRITER position; understands office-wi experience.” Acdress 20 Shotwell ERMAN WOMAN, EXPERIED > wishes situation; city or country: good reier- ences. Address MRS, B., Branch Call Office. 339 Hayes st. TRAINED NURSE (SCOTCH) DESIRES A few niore engagements in medical, surgical or mental cases; city or couniry. Callav 7 Van WISHES 3 ANTED—YOUNG LADY BOOKKEEPER; references no former applicant need apply. HYAMS. PAUSON & CO., 34 10 40 Kearny st. ERMA N GIKL ASSIST HOUSEWORK AND care of children, After 10, 1212 Twentieth st., near E eka. W bakery ANTED—GOOD STRONG GERMAN GIRL, 16 o;ly, willing to work at housework and Call after 9 A. M., 1305 Mission st. w ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO SING AND plav piano twice a week; private family. G. ., box 107, Call Office. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK; NO COOKING; wages $17. Call early, 705’ Polk st. Y ouNa plain cooking and sewing. GERMAN GIRL THAT CAN DO 144 Fifth, room 15. 1RL FO. fumily. G RGENERAL HOUSEWORK; SMALL 2710 California st. “A PPRENTICE WANTED ON PANTS., 41 S.evenson st. i D LIKE WORK BY THE week ormonzh; wages $10 to $15. 1163 Mar- ket st. RESPECTABLE HOUSEKEEPER WOULD like situation: is a good cook: or would take care invalid lady or do general work: best city references. Call'at present employer’s, 04 Gear, YIRL WANIS POSITION AS CHAMBER- X maid or assist in light housework. Call or ad- iinna st. AKER—ALL KINDS OF SEWING, t worker, would like work by the day; re: sonable. 17001 Sacramento st. JTYLISH DRESSMAKER, GOOD_CUTTER 1 and fitter, wishes engagements; $1 25 per da; fit guaranteed. Address M., Call Branch Office, 116 Ninth st. TATLORESS AS FINE PANTS FINISHER. Room 18, top floor, 5, Kearny st. N T ADIESTOLEARN HAIRDRESSING, MANL- curing, etc.: $5. 131 Post st., room 20, AIRDRESSING, 26c AND 550; MORNING and ev’g classes:10 lessons,$1 50. 1248 SE SADDIE DANUT CREAM genera E beginni for the complexion. [ANTED — H = wages $20. 15 ket st. BUSINESS CHANCES. S Bilameatsh o Sbdotiisoy = e 3 MOZART, 319 ELLIS, ROO: C TG 50C | 'O BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE A BUSINESS | \OTICE—100 LODGLY “HOUSI BALE, Dight, 8128 to B weeks sending rooma. of any kind. See STRAND & CO., 46 Third st. | AN from $160 10 $5000. STRAND & CU., 45 Third. %550, Cor ER FAMILY LIQUOR-STORE; D). cood trude: chean rent; worth doubie: mwust sell; bargain, STRAND & CO., 45 Third st. ESTAURANT AT YOUR OWN PRICE, IF sold to-day. STRAND & CO., 45 Third st. ALOO L ATTENTION! BEST PAYING cornersaloon in this city to be sold to-day to JREE COFFEE AND ROLLS. 704 SANSOME; single rooms 15c, 20c & night, $1 & week. 32] ELLIS, "KOSEDALE—RCUMS zo0 10 50¢ anight: $1 to 83 a week: open a'l night. [ ANTED—LAPORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House, 217_Third st.: 150 large rooms; 25¢ per night: $1 to $3 per week. hizhest bidder on account of death. _Any one 100k~ 4()( MENSSECOND-HANDED SHOES.SOME x| & Rqodihargaln scel BETRANDIE 0040 nearly new, 25¢ to §1 25. 662 Mission st. T — 2 <orBTEITIRD = = — = ALCON; FINE BAR; PIANO: A, MEN TO TAKE LODGING AT 10c, 153 2 g s 100 X e R S AT O table: old established place; mint for twe young men; rent $35. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market st. by $25.000 o5 em1 haie: GRIBBLE, 917 Market st. $225, SAL0ON: GOUD STOCK AXD FIXT <&0. tres; 4 living-rooms: rent $15: good business: bargn. WOOD & GRIBBLE. 917 Market. $1000, BAKERY AND COFFEEHOUSE . combined: 4 barrels flour daily horses, 2 wagons; m a booming town near San Francisco: 18,000 population; trial given: owner re- tiring. D & GRIBBLE, 917 Market st. ASH SALES GUARANTEED—_LODGING houses, city and country property. business places of all kinds quickly bought or soid_for cash loans negotiated; apply 10 WOODS & GRIBBLE, 917 Market street. ; €24 Washington st., near Kearny. BEST IN CITY=—SINGLE ROOMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night; 81, §1 25, $1 50 per week. Pacific House Commercial and Leidesdortt sts. IVE MEN WANTED FOR LIGHT OUT- LJ door work ; will pay competent person $3 50 & day. Apply ai store, 328 Seventh st. ANTED—MEN TO GET BOTTLE SHARP steam beer, 5¢: boitle wine, 5. 609 Clav st. TERY ACME HOUSE, 957 MA RKET ST., BE- low Sixth, for a room: 25¢ a night; $1 a week. UST OUT; NEW MACHINF FOR REPAIR- ing shoes: call and see: half-soled in 15 min- utes, done while you wait; all repairing done by machinery: all répairing at half price: work guar- anteed. 562 Mission st.. be 1 and S TURNIIURE, WO00D & AGENTS WANTED. PECTABLE GIRL TO DO : must be good cook; refer- California st. 1 housework 9);19,"0 SALOON AND CIGAR-STORE REAT INDUCEMENTS GIVEN CANVASS. 1&»?50 » combined: big transient trade: best ers handling our new map of California. BOOMS ON MISSTON ST . 12 32 0cem, sunny corners must sei 52 rooms to exchange for real esiate.... - se; very central o S CHE I, 1206 Market st., COF. S: HOUSE FULL:; BEST COR: B0 RO iy: owner leaves this weeks see this. DECKER, 1206 Market st. < ; USE X LL ON ELL-KEPT HOUSE OF 30 KOUMS, A ¢ furnished: good location; on O O RASHG & (0., 632 Market st FURNITURE FOR SALE: MS, OAK FURNITURE COMPLETE.$80 Fiegant Brassels carpet laid ise Heavy Linoleum laid. 40c Floor Oilcloth.. c New Bedlounzes, Our own mai $5 50 1310-12 Stockton, nr. Vali SHIREK & ON LARGE ;%60§j.\‘|§w D second-hand: 400 carpets, good as new; ofl- cloth, 25¢; parior suits, $19 up: linoleam, 454:2:5;1: piece chamber suiis, $i4 50: cornice poles, 250; ash or Installments: goods shippe: NE ¥. 126 Fourth'st. T <8 AN RNITUKE AND CARPETS s seasit nt M CA MRS, $45-950 Mission si FURNITURE WANTED. UCTIONEER J. C. MUTHER. 719 MAR! st., pays highest cash prices for furniture. (TASH PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE, JA- 708 SCHWERDT, 821 Mission, bet. 4th & bih. PROLL & LLOYD, 719 Market st. CLARK, 625 Mission st. ESTAUR B — M BE SOLD THIS P ON FINE COATS; ALSO A er. 39 Caroline st. ()PERATORS 0N FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS and underwear. LEVISTRAUSS & CO,, 3214 Fremont st. GIRL, WANTS SITUATION IN A X German family to o plain cooing and general housework:; wazes not under §20. Apply 232 Shotwell st. VERMAN GIRL DESIRES POSITION IN X private family: is able to take full charge of general housework. Call 1550 Folsom 8t., corner ‘Lweltth; ring side bell. N1.Y RELIABLE DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL where thoroughly tapestry “and embroidery taught. you can learn the dressmaking trade i also French and German raised work, 505 Fell st RS. R. L. JONES. HANKSGIV. skirt lined, all shades, $7 50. House, 121 G DRESSES, JACKET, New York Cloak 0 Market st. S A SITUATION TO ages $8 to §10. Avrply 1 BLIABLE GIRL W dolight housework 4343 Clementina street. 'S PLACE 528 Second, JANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY WHO CAN give the best of references situation plain A} housework; good lsundress. Address 517 Fourth st., Oklznd. 2 Wi OGULD LIKE PO 3 charze of lodging-honse or small family. ply at 230 Turk st. AWRE cutting PUPLLS E PATTERN HOUSE—DRESS- school. 1231 Market st.,bet. 8th and 9th. WANTED: POSITIONS GUAKAN- teed: patterns 26¢ up- latest skirts 35¢, MCDO W~ ELL'S br 200 rooms; week; free Winchester House. 44 Third st., near Market King 213 Pawell 25¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per bus to and trom the ferry. M INCHESTER HOUSE, ket—Electric lights in v:rg 26¢ o §1 60 per night; $1 50 44 THIRD, NEAR room: 200 0 $6 per bus 10 and from the ferry. TOUNG LADY WAN . AS HOU keeper or oftice work. 203 Powell st., room 5. “ADY WOULD LIKE M J'sewing; gentlemen’s clothing a specialty. Howard st', room 33. MBROIDERING SUSP] g flers & speciaity. 105 Stockton, first foor, r. 2 “ADY WOULD LIKE MENDING PLAT: Jsewing; gents’ clothing a speeialty. 963 Mis- , first floor. ST FROM TH . having city ex: general housew Sixth st., room 15. ; wages $12 to $15. Apply 44 THIRD S NR. to S1 50 per nignt; irec bus 1o and from Che ferry TXPERIEN [ sition as housekeeper. LADY WAN ers, would like few more engagements: finish dress in a day; §4. Address 92314 Pacific st. SSTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. electric lights in_every room: 200 c to 8150 per night: $150 to $6 per bus to and from t Ty, " 14 Geary. ND SIGN PAINTER, by the day or pi : owners furnish material. Address Paivter, —BY RELIABLI of gentleman’ can milk; references. place as gardener: Address AN AND WIFE WAN TAKE CHARGE of aflat of furnished rooms on shares with or. Address G. K., 440 Van Ness ave. OCOMOTIVE EN R OUT OF EMPLO 4 ment would like position handling steam en- gine: any kind: city or out: strictly temperate. Address S. H., box 74, Call Ofl SITION WANTED BY SOBER INDUSTRI- ous man; willing to work; can give good refe ence and cash security to responsibie party if r quired. Address A. (., 1059 Marke 100D CARPENTER AND STAIR-BUILDER X wants to do some work cheap by day or con- repairing houses & speclalty. Call or write TES, 269 Minn, LASS CAKPENTER AND CABINET- can lay out buiidings: and stairs; wants employment; city A. BRAND, 205 Ninth st. 7 AN T AS TRAVELER, OR 10 introduce any ready-selling article, or col- lection azency: bonds furnished, if required. B. A., box 30, Call Oftice, Oakland. RIS system. CUTTING TAUGHT. U. §, TATLOR 14 McAllister st., rooms 67 and 68. HATTAN EGG FOOD; KERTELL, San Mateo. BY THOROUGHLY lessons 25c. 617 Jones st. STON'S DRESSCUT- ‘hool :all branches. 7 a MALE HELP WANTED. WANTE childres country with board, STRUCTOR FOR u ac an institution short distance in D— MUSICAL brass and organ; salary $30 per month, , lodging and washin; eferences re- quired. W. D, EWER & Ct Clay st. W ANTED—EXPE CEP DRIVER FOR milk wagon in cily: must have references; $35 per mon SWEH W ANTED and winery D. EWER & CC to W. D, E first-class place. Apply 5 Cl first-class place. Apply to W. O man to run vork, $3 a day; ranch teamster, $20; sand- wagon teamster, $26. 'R. 626 Clay st. compressed-air drill and T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. ary st. T WAITER FOR_AN country, $30. C. R. HAD INSTITUTION, NSEN & CO., 110 HORS| 1 AN party in B RANCH TEAMSTERS, $1 A DAY & CO., 110 Geary. —5 MINERS. §: EE flice at 4 r. . MARTIN'S Employ- 749 Market. week. account other business; make an offer: cheap rent; doing fine business: do not neglect thi oppertunity. PROLL & LLOYD. 719 Market st. $9“0 CORNER GROCERY; 850 BAL- ZH1U, g $10 monthly. STENBERG & TREIBER, 63 Market st. $100 PARTNER WANTED INA WELL- % established commercial printing office: controls first-class trade: does big business: established 3 years; remaMming p rtner respon- sible business man: ' will teach Incoming party; does a husiness of $600 per monuth; running ex- penses light; offers grand opportunity for active man;: chance in a lifetime for man with above amount. STENBERG & TREIBER, 632 Market st., opp. Palace Hotel. 2125 FARTNEER IN RESTAURANT: OPP: DL ZO. tneater; establishel trade. STENBERG & TREIBER, 62 Market stree". CORNER GROCERY, BAR; BEST . location Western _Addition: 1iving- furnished: receipts #15 daily: full value: stock: fixtures: genuine bargain. STENBERG & TREIBER, 682 Market st. DAIRY PRODUCE AND DELICACY » store: best location Western Addition; : furnished. STENBERG & TREL , 632 Murket st. ]i\).\'ANZA FOR AGENTS NEXT 30 DAYS. Inquire for “Samantha in Europe” at the Standard Dictionary Agency, 1368 Market st. ALIFORNTA MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY wants good agents to work its accident and sick_insurance; liberal inducements offered. J. W. HANNA Secretary, Murphy building. PARTNERS WANTED. ANTED_A PARTNER WITH $10,000 OR more, 1o engage in a manufacturing busines already established, paying big dividends; s thing; no risk; biggest thing on the coast: don't fail o investigate. Address F. X KELLER, 504 Napa st. ROOMS WANTED. TOUNG MAN (STUDENT) WANTS FEW hours’ work each day in exchange for room and board: good bookkeeper and penman. Address Student, box 99, Call Office. RNISHED ROOM WANTED IN GERMAN ALY £ WANTED—MISCELLANKOUS. T PR ANDGENTS' IGHEST PRICE FOR LA DI IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE, carpets, stoves. BROWNIE, 103 9th; postal. HS KRASKY, c.\nfim'si |'ucrunn . folding. iron beds, furniture: low prices stepladder - factd for the trad ‘lnl Missior CARPET CLEANING HE J. E. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING Co. (incorp.); old-established carpet-cleaning machines: cleaning 3c yard. 230 Fourteen:h st.; telephone Mission 74. ARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND ’bovated same ag new. 8. FERGUSON & 0., 23 Tenth st. Telephone number, south 36. NATiosar CARPET BEATING AND R ating Works HAMPTON &BATLL’ "Pel. Missio: and altering. 313-315 Guerrero ITY STEAM CARPET-BEA Renovating Works, 58 and 40 Eighthst. G. H STEVENS, manager. Telephone No., south 250. EN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH Toor work send 16 SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car- eating Works, 353-7 Tehama T BEATING telephone eas: 126. W ret IONKL! Golden Gate ave. McQUEE ovating J $3 second-hand clothing. HAHN, 316 Third st. 75 CORNER (;&ngxj\' rl:;\‘R' 2 L;..'{i T e « ing-rooms, 3 3 WAXY OUR TCH, IF IT NEEDS | valye in stock; snitable for man and wife. STEN- BERG & C repairing: best worx at Laif the regul I lar price. DEUS: ird i tchmaker, 126 Kearny st. PIANOS, VIOLL AINES BROS. PIANO—A ¢ strument, surpassing auy piano that we have hitherto handled: we invite a critical inspection. BLL YOUR 100KS, CLotiNe axpipw | §2200). S Wikifon: new ‘stock: living. | A- L BANCROFT & CO., 824 Post st. s elry 1o A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth st.; send postal. _ | rooms: sell afier invoice. STENBERG &CO., 632 | @vrE NICE _UPRIGHT _PIANO: ALSO ECOND-HAND KODAKS, Market st , opposice Palace Hotel " | $75. Sinare, s45. Storage House, 211 Larkin, c e L FARTNER WANTED — RESTAU- | A NOTHER CARLOAD JUST RECEIVED OF F650. rant: hest possibis Jocation; remaining partner, responsible, practicable busines man, w 1f teach incoming party the business; satisfaction of profits will be given; receip opportunity seldom ever offered. STENB. 632 Market, opposite Palace Hotel. BAKERY NORTH OF MARKET, 214 bbls. daily: 2 horses and kly receipis $150; b living rms.; rent : 1o opposition; bargain. STENBERG, t lace Hotel. 4 Bavings and Loan Society of S: the name of RENA ALICE WILLIAMS, No. "The finder will please return to bank. the finest upright pianos to be found on the coast: an immense Stock in three large warerooms to select from; terms easy and prices low: a few second-hand upright pianos at snap bargains now on hand; one at $75, another at $150 and an ele- gant one at $195: but you must come at once or they will be snapped up. THE J. DEWING warerooms seconds floor, Flood building. EINWAY PIANO SACRIFICED FOR $210: mmediate sale necessary. Room 21, Flood OST—WEDNESDAY, TRISH SEITEH CANDY-STORE: male: near Larkin and Union. Keward for re- : elegant fountain and turn (0 192535 Unionst. factory; rial given Lo sat- OVEMBER 27, CURLY BLACK RE- | 151y bi BEkesons Enlare Return t0 32 K O0X TERRIER BITCH — BLACK AND white, with coliar; reward. 548 Folsom st. $2 REWARD—LOST, MOND $t7' 0 EXCLUS RIGHT FOR 16 YEARS 29V, 1o sell new invention_in Oregon_ or Washington: thousands in use in California. Hall of Inventlons, 719 Market st. D. Reward will be paid by calling at Grand Southern Hotel, Seventh and Mission. room 19. : MUST BE SOLD BARRETT, 86534 Market st. XCELLENT ORDER; UPRIGHT PIANO TO be sold at once; $80. Room 10, 809 Market st A’r'.\r?.ffi(u-m,nvm TEMPLE—CALL AND, see the wonderful Muehlfeld Pianos; they are the talk of the tow immense assortment just re- ceived. J.T. BOWERS & SON, Sole Agents. O PEN FOR BUSINESS. The finest line of new pianos for rent and sals in San Francisco. HARRY SCOTT, 30 $125 $35.00(, BARTY WITH SMALL CAPE $35. . tal to join a thorough business man to re-establish an enterprise which cleared $30,000 in six months; investment secured; in- vestigation solicited; references. L. L. L., box §5 REWARD EAGH — 3 GOLD CHAIN Do bracelets: letters H and S on snap; from Broadway and Gough st. to Pacific and Montgom- ery; reward. Leave at tiis oflice. T OST—BRINDLE BULLTERRIER(FEMALE) . $45 AND FOUND., MUR- 634 and 636 Clay st. NUMBER OF DRUG CLERKS FOR CITY £\ positios s, must be competent and reliable; 4180 firsi-class salesmen for the various depart- ments in department-stores, must be up-to-date ana exp ranch, who as others in ting positi dustrial \W ANTE salesms PHAEL’ rlenced: also a skilled foreman for grain nds irrigation. se as well Ie lines can be assisted to get- calling on the United States In- 7, Crocker buildin ED _ CLOTHING RA- underst: merc: ) — EXPE! en: must be good stock-keepers. V FANTE Market st. Wi liver and co and good w: DIN, 26% FANT. V tween 1 and 2 p. 3. w ANTE D—GOOD MEAT AND PASTRY cook, waiter and dishwasher, boarding-house, near Ingleside recetrack. Will bé at Acme House, near Sixch, at 3 o'clock to-morrow. dog. Return to Cafe Royal and re (GOLD WaTCH T Gate Park, S MBER 26, n. Return reward. 10 106 Vicksburg st. suitab! SOPE BASK ings and Loan Society of San the name of JAMES CANAVAN The finder will please return R. L. T. CRAN TRACTION PAINLESS, crown’ work, bridge work and teeth without plates a specialty. 108 Geary st., cor. Grant ave. VE MAN AS PARTNER 1N ished showcard and sign business; to de- ollect: $125 required; safe investment ages guaranteed. JOHNSTON & LUN- Kearny st D — FIKST-CLASS DRESS-GOODS salesman. Apply 523 Market st., room 7, be- D—BARBER, AT 1224 POLK ST. ‘QINGLE MAN OF 40, STEADY, SOBER AND 2 reiiable. wants emplovment. Address Relia- ble, box 23, Call Office, Oakland. JOBER MIDDLE-AGED MAN, STRONG, willing, used to horses, garden, wants work in private family : zood plain cook; useful in general: small wages for good place. Address J. H., 116 Berry st., San Francisco. PBAKER—SITUATION WANTED: GOOD bench hand: wiliing worker and wages reason- able: on bread or cakes. Address H. C. B., Lindell ixth and Howard streets. Ve MAN SPPAKING THREE LAN- guages to work in Kiichen, restaurant or hotel. Call or address G. V., 521 Seventh stree DLAIN COOK DESIRES WORK; CITY OR country. Address WILLIAM SNODGRASS, 636 Commercial st., city TERMAN BUTCHER WANTS WORK; HA best experiences as shop butcheror sausage- maker. Address G. B.. box 18, Call Office. 00D PLAIN COOK, AMERICAN, WANTS X si *00K, box 4, Office. K, PRACTICAL, SCOTCH, WITH ¥15 years' experience, wants sitnation: com- mercial or private place; thoroughly undersiands gardening in all its branches. Address Gardener, 1044 ¥ olsom s CHINESE yment office, 17 Webb st ornia_and Sacrament AN NURSE, 3 K, $35; boarding-house. Potrero, $15; cook, B vedere, $25; Oakland, $25; 10 housework giris, city, $20 and $25: 4 young girls assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton. V) OMAN, HOUSEWORK, SLEEP HOME, $18. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton. I ply 121 ARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY. AP 1 Market st. RARBER FOR SATURDAY. 1604 MISSION AR noon and Sunda; NTEDFORSATURDAY AFTER- 105 Fourth st. ARBER— experie 1753 E 3, MAN WITH 6 MONTHS' nce. t AV ARBEE—SATURDAY EVENING ONLY. lis 8t. (Toon BARBER WANTED. 107 POWELL ST. 100D X and AN ¥ HSomw erally useful around liquor store D TO MAKE HIMSELF GE 541 Mission. 61 MIS- PAINTERS WANTED A Gleany 3; l R.REA,300 TT. LLDENTAL WORK lowest prices and warranted: open evenings. M TAL PLATE $! XTRACTED boc; won 28 prizes. 929 Market st., Spreckels building. $75. EXCELLE: LAR PRIGHT piano; perfect; sacrifice. 1359 Folsom st., cor. Tenth. REAT SWEEPIN( TE and numerous other siandard mak: planos and orzans are sold upon easy terms and Teagonably by \, CLAY & CO., piano cor. Kearny and Sutter st: celebrated ceived. B NOS FROM $100 UP. HOR- G'S, leading piano-house, 216 Post st. UPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD & NEW M. MULLER, maker, repairer, 2 Latham place. EMOVED—F. W. SPENCER & CO. 70 538 Post st., near Powell, sole agents Conoves Colby and 'Spencer pianos. 288 Post st. W 1L G BADGER WITH KOHLER &CHASE, 26, 28 and 20 O’ Farrell st. [ASY TERMS; LOW FRICES KUHLER & CHASE. or filled painlessly by my patent anwmsthetic, Obdontunder Dental Parlors, 8163, Geary st., bet. Larkin and Hyde, opposits Saratoga Halt. K. L. WALSH, D.D. YROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 760 MAR- J ket, bet. 3d and 4th, gas specialists: only reli- able agent for painless extraction: artificial teeth rm §5; fillings frm $1: extracting 5Cc. with gas $]. W7 A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS { g00d as can be made; filling $1. DR. SIMMS, dentist, 930 Market st., next Baldwin Theater. - YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETH pecialty. DF, LUDLOM HiLi, ET ST, near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when Dlates are made: old plates made over like new; teeth from $8 per set: extracting 50c: gas given. (OLTON DENT. gds MAR- STORE FOR C bargain; must $150 GROCERY AND BAR: DU rent oniy 810 monthly; part cash down, balance monthiy: great bargain. JOHNSTON & LUNDIN, 2615 Kearny st., room 4. . SALOO. FOR SALE: LOCATION, &l(l()O. Market st.; cheap rent; good busi- ull value in stock and fixtures. inquire of FELD & WREDE, 105-107 Grant ave. ¥ SALE — SMALL CHICKEN-RANCH, with a round of privaie customers: $5 rent vervthing necessary for chicken-raisin, 1 inco. 3 brooders, good stock on hand: no reasona- abte offer rofused; disagreement of partuers cause of sale. Address Box 91, San Mateo. FOR SaT JRNER WINE AND LIQUOR saloon, 625 Kearny st., cor. Commercial: the proprietor wishing (o retire from business. For in- formation call from 2 to 5 o'clock P. . OR SALE — NEWSPAPER ROUTE AND book business, with horse; and buggy: price $800; pays $60 per month. 1.’D., box 138, Call. el TAKEN TO-DA * living-rooms. In- nch. Sixteenth and Missions sts. 10: BRANCH BAKERY; CAN- dies, stationery store. 705 Valencia st. ROCKERY AND VARIETY sale at a bargain. 1637 Polk ARDWARE-STOR| new and_second-hang 546 Mission (ELICACIES, PORK AND CANDY STORE; must be sold to-day; cheap. 131 Seventh. $40( 'OR SALE. APPLY FoR AL —SHOE-REPATRING BUSINESS; 6121} Laguna st. Inquire 512 Oak st. PARTIES HAVING PATENTS TO SELL OR introduce call or address Hall of Inventions, 719 Market st., S, F. _J. LEEK, 1206 MA RKET, COR. GOLDEX 5 ndays till noon. LL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR- ranted. DR.J. W.KEY, 1122 Marketst. R. GEORGE W. LEEK, THE GENUINE Leek dentist, discoverer of painless extraction d patentee of improved bridge work or teeth without any piate, moved from § t0 20 O'Farrell st. | —_— 175, BARGAIN-SALOON, STOCK AND . fixtures: long lease: 3 furnished living- rooms attached: good locatio: Call at Assembly Saloon, § ghth and Howard sts. B9(0(. FARTNER WANTED IN LARGE « restaurant, doing $80 business a day; rent $60: guaranteed to clear $20 a day: open for investigation: cash or real estate security; a suap; 1, interest very cheap. Call at 137 Fourth. HOF ECKER BROS,, STEINWAY, FISCHER AND other first-class makes of pianos: little used: cheap for, cash or on easy terms KOHLER & CHASE “8 and 30 O’ Farrell st. N ELEGANT DISPLAY OF MANDOLIN ) ‘guitars and banjosat MAUVAIS'. 769 Mark RYRON UZY, 308 POST ST._SOHMER, ewby & Evans. Briggs and other pianos. TECK, CHICKERING & SONS.,, VOSE AND Sterling pianos sold on $10 installments. BENJ CURTAZ & SON. sole agents, 16-20 O'Farrel! FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. MHOROUGHBRED GREAT DAN L sale” Callat 17 Hyde st., 12 o'c'ock. (‘HEAP FOR CASIL YOUR BaBi-Uan riage and Rattan Furniture at the factory and gave middleman’s profit. California Rattan Co., TSt st O, SALE-SOLITAIRE DIAMOND: cost $100. ~ Address B., box 40, this office. LL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT and sold. 8. F. writer Ex., ¢ NE SMALL MEDI fire and burglar proof safe PUP FOR $70; ZE JOR SA. 1SALOON IN A GOOD LO- RAL TAILOR FOR BUSHELING. CALL 193 Ellis st 100D, Sa LIVE Y BARBER WANTED FOR ning and Sunday. 445 Ninth st. MITH; COUNTRY SHOP; $2 50 per day. 509 Kearny st., room 8. QTRONG house is no; Iabor or expense first-class _condition. patrons for Unuance of dark rooms city: clean, eferences. 828 Harrison st. v WALD S] BOY TO LEARN BLACKSMITHING; HOUSE, 765 MISSION A . BET. h Third und Fourth, nearly opp. St. Patrick’s Church—1I inform my friends and patrons that the W ready for the reception of guests. No spared in putting the house in I thank my friends and their past patronage and hope for a con- same. Best house on Pacific Slope; no ; best lighted and ventilated house 1n quict: a reading-room; one bed in each room; prices from 15c up per night, $1 up per week. J. BITTERLIN, proprietor. RISH COOK, JEWISH FAMILY, §25. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton. TOOK, SMALL RESTAURANT, $25. , 105 Steckton. RL AS NURSE, $10. MI=S 105 Stocktol W ANTED-PROTEST TO DO plaln_cooking for Institution, $20: 2 laun- dresses for same place, $20 each: 1 head iaundress. $25: also 4 good housework girls at 825 each to fill places to-day; also 10 other housework girls at $20 each: a French chambermaid and seamstress, $25. Apply MISS PLUNKETT. 424 Sutter st. W ANTED RESS AND PARLOR- maid, $25; also a first-class _cham bermaid for private family, $25. must be an Irish Catholic and have references from las: place; a first-class man cook, $30: cook for American family, $40. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st. W ANTED—MAMIE BOOTH PLIASE CALL: waitress, country hotel, fare advanced, $20; ladies' maia and seimstress, $25: 8 cooks, with and without washing, $30; girl for housework, 3 in family, across the bay, $25; restaurant wait- ress, $20: young girl for light work in institution, $15, and a great many giris for cooking and house- work in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & C 312 Sutter st. MISS OF THE ¥ restaura mercial st. NEST AND LARGEST 5¢ MEAL ns in the United States. 533 Com- and 635 Clay st. W ANTE age 26 carpet. busi ences r al deputies to organize council D — PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERER, to 35, who understands furniture and ness thoroughly: country Lown; refer- Apply this oftice. GOOD MEN AS SPE- ; the most at- tractive plan of fraternal Insurance in the world; easiest worked; the best pay. Call on or address the American Benevolent Legion, 6 and 7, fourth floor, Mills builaing. 100 %5 o'clock, at near Market. BOYS WANTED FOR CHURCH CHOIR, DIy Saturday afternoon. between 1 and 3 Church of the Advent, Eleventh TOUNG and bar ton s meda. iROCERY CLERK FOR GROCERY ; city references required. 1934 Stock- Chest FOR 10c BARBER-SHOP; ALA- Apply this office. OYIWANTED WHO UNDERSTANDS TY PE- selting. Clay st. o Apply MYSKLL & ROLLINS, 22 M minutes EN'S SOLE! 50c; HEELS, 26c: DONE IN 15 e you wait. 1197 Market. cor. 8th. 8, W VHAMBERMAID, COUNTRY HOTEL, $15; J'waitress, country hotel, $18: German, 'Scan- dinavian or American chambermald, $15: cham- bermaid, plain wash, $15; 25 girls for hoasework and cooking, $10, $15 and $20. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. TANTED — FRENCH COOK FO! bosrding-house, $30; German u child, $20; Protestant second girl, $20; young girls 10 assist In housework, $15, $12. LEON ANDKE, 815 Stockton st. NHOUSE. 961 MISSION, NR. SIXTH MANso 2bc mLnoroughly renovated; refurnished ; 100 rms, to $1 50 week ; clean; quiet; reading-rm. FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC- Tetary Barbers' Asso., $25 Grantave. S. FUCHS. MEK S SHOES HALF-SOLED 40c, LADIES 5¢; done in 10 minutes. 959 Hos rd st. TANTED—WOMAN COOK, $35, ROOM, ETC.; Woman cook, small country hotel, $20, room, etc.. railroad fare paid; housegirl. 3 in family, city, $26% 5 housegirls, $20; 6 housegirls, 815; 7 young girls. $8, $10, $12 & mouth, nice families. MAR- TIN'S Employment Agency, 749 Market st. RS, DILLINGHAM, FORMERLY AT OR- phanase. San Mateo. please send your address to W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. 3 W ANTED—WORKING HOUSEKEFPER ON aranch, $20. Apply to W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. W AITRESS, FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY HO- o} i€l 820, fare paid. R.1. WARD & CO., 610 Clay st. ‘TR HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. NEAR 00 rooms, 25 cents a night; reading- Toom: iree bus to and from the ferry. INDELL , SIXTH AND HOWARD. single furnished rooms: 750 week, 15¢ night. BABRBEKE, FUR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. Phers ’ Assn.. 12 Seventh. H. SCHEUNERT. N LE A TRADE—SIGN OR PICTORIAL ainting taught for $5: great rtunity . D. S e for $5: great Oppo! Y st., San Francisco. ARBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- ment secretary. CONRAD TROELLL. 657 Clay. EWATLROAD HOUSE 538 COMMERCIAL e Montgomery; singie rooms 15¢ night, 26¢ 101 two: i best and cléanest house in town. SAM KE. ployment office. SE AND JAPANESE EM- 511 Bush st.. nr. Grant ave. E—CHT W ANTED —WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, 3 gentlemen, country, see party 9 A. M.: com- nion 1o child, Palo Aito, see lady 11 4. 3. MME, EOPOLD, 20 Stockton st. ALESLADY FOR MUSLIN UNDERWBAR department, must be competent and experl- enced; also salesladies for glove department; ex- perienced selesladies in z11 the lines of mercantile business can find employment through our new sysiem. We look up your record for competency nd efliciency through an appiication and if your record is satisfactory we will issue you a certifl- cate which will materiaily assist fiou In securing a situation. Room 167, Crocker building. CAPABLE WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK OR chamberwork, Apply 2615 Howard st. IRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 1 1816 Octavia, near Geary. | rooms, REE B] also a bottl eof lager, 5 EER—TWO 8CHOONERS FOR 6¢; 637 Clay st. EST PLACE 1N G shoes, 7261y SECOND-HAND opp. Howard-st. Theater, or 129 Sixth st.: misfit shoes bought or exchanged. ANTE W Wise D—MEN WHO DO NOT RECEIVE mmlhelr[v\]lll‘lll to Ivlm accounts with us; law and mercial collection; nochat KNOX COLLECTION AGEN( .D—SINGLE ROOMS, 16c A DAY; 81 1 608 3 nnless successful. 110 Sutter, r. 4. rooms HAT CHEER HOUSE, 529 SACRA l.Z‘NTO st.: 100 outside rooms; best spri 20c a day; $1 a week; meals, 10c, H 00D SADDLE-HORS )R SALE CHEAP. Address T., box 71, Call Oflice. Fou'&m,a 8 GOOD HOR for sale cheap. MR. J.GE cation. Apply to JOS. MELCZER & CO., 502 10 506 Market st £3000. FOR SALF; EVENING pays $150 per month. Apply D2 MULES LY, 526 Eighth ave., near Point Lobos. this office. ORSES PASTURED; $2 A MONTH: GOOD | t)TA GROCERY, BAR AND FIXTURES. care and feed; send for circular. The Hyde | €D< { 9. 640 Tennes: s Potrero. ranch, 630 Commeércial st. 4() HORSES FGR SALE, ALSO WAuONS buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcado Horss Market, 327 Sixth st.; auction sales every Wednes- day. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. 10 fiflf si-:co’iu:}iému fl}\}%vu:ss; ALL inds; second-hand wagons, bu ', Carts; als0 20 cheap horses. Fifteenin and V‘JzflCh‘L{ WAGUSNS AND CARKIAGES. AGONS, CARTS, HARNESS, ETC., CHEAP aUEGAN’S, 2117 Mission; wagon wanted. AGONS 850, BUGGIES $75, HARNESS 88, carts $15. Cal. Carriage Co.. 3615 Fremont —_— RANCH BAK cheap; noagents. 819 Howard st. STAURANT WITH 2 FUKRNISHED KMS, old ‘established and doing a good business: must sell: best of reasons for selling; see this and you will buy. 286 Third st. JOR SALE—ONE OF THE LARGEST AND oldest stove, range and house-furnishing estao- lishments; plumbing, gas-fitting. tin and sheetiron manufacturing a speciaity: investigation solicited. Inquire on premises, 524 Washington. JOR SALE—OLD-ESTABLISHED HAY AND grain, wood and coal yard: centrally located; does good business. A. GRELLA, 514 Union st. F“I.\E BOARDING-HOUSE BY TANNERY NC A and shops; all filled: trial given: will_be sold S5 e . | very chenb: see it and make offer. Roddy's ITY BONDS FOR SALE—812,000 6 PER | Hofel, Ni ka and Twenty-sixth cents ssued by city of Monrovia, Cal.; partic- ulars upon application. DE VAN & CO., Los An- geles, Cal. ERSONS WHO WANT 4 TO 7 PER CENT interes a year on their money should consalg 1. W. ENTZ & CO., 401 California st. ANY_SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON your furniture, pianos or real estate: lowest rate; call and state your proposition or write: open enings. J. NOONAN. 1021 Mission st. « account traveling. 208 Washington st.. SALE—LUNCH PARLOR AND BAK- Apply Call Office. ((IGARS, LATESTSLOT MACHINES WHOLE- sale; agents wanted. KAHN & CO., 240 Calif. st. OCKSMITi - SHOF FOR SALE; ON AC. count of other business; rent $10. 446 Va- lencia st., near Sixteenth. $200, RESTAURANT FOR BALEC RE . ceipts $10 to $12 day; rent 813 per month; account sickness. 1009 Larkin st. ()LD-ESTABLISHED STOVE AND TIN BUSI- ness for sale. 1103 Stockton st. OAL AND GRAIN YARD: BUILDING IN- cluded; long lease; 2 horses, 2 wagons; rent §6. Apply 1613 O'Farrell FOR SALE—FIRST-CLASS PHOTO GALLERY in Stockton, Cal. Address B. W., care the Holden Drug Co., Stockton, Cal. ((OBRNER SALOON FOR SALE; BEST LOCA- tion in town. Apply at McLOUD & HATJES, wholesale liguor dealers, 515 Market st. MEAT-MARKET, TOOLS AND FIXTURES, 10 rent or sell. Shoestore, 2831 Mission st. OR SALE CHEAP—OYSTER. FISH AND poultry stand: investigate. 418 Larkin st. BAKERY FOR FOR SALE; ACCOUNT OF departure. 115 Oak st. = SALOON: GOUD LOCATION; SOLD §50 0. OTICE TO TATE OF REU- EN E. RAIMOND. decensed. Notice is here- by given by the undersigned, éxecutors of the last will and testament of said_dcccased, to the credi- tors of and all persons havihg claims against the said deceased, (o exbibit them with the hecessary vouchers, wi hin ten (10) months after the firsc publication of this notice, to the said executors at the law office of A. RUEF, rooms 1and 2, 402 Montgomery street, San Francisco, the same being thelr place for the ‘transaction of the business of the said estate, inthe city and county of Sun Fran- cisco, State of California. MARY A. RAIMOND, WILLIAM B. HOOPER and JOHN ARTHUR DRINKHOUSE, executors of the estate of REU- BEN E. RAIMOND, deceased. Dated at San Francisco. November 9, 1895. attorney for executors, 402 Montgom 0 Francisco. J OTICE TO CREDITORS—ESTATE OF DOMI- NICK ATHY, deceased. Notice 1s hereby given by the undersigned, E. J. RICHARD- SON, administrator of the estate of DOMINICK ATHY, deceased. o the creditors of and all per- sons baving claims against the sald deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at his place of business, to wit: at the office of the San Francisco CALL, No. 710 Market st., San Francisco, Cal., the same being the piace of business of said admin- istrator for ithe transaction of the business of the said estate n the City and County of San Fran- cisco, State of California. . RICHARDSON, administrator of the estate of DOMINICK ATHY, deceased. Dated at San Francisco, November 1, 1895. WILLIAM A. BOWDEN, attorney for sald ad- ministrator. ARTNER WANTED — BUSINESS . ESTAB- lished since 1860; capital required from $45,000 o $50.000. Address B. M... P. O. box 2435. 1500, FOF SALE—BEST PAYING BUSI- « ness In San Francisco: thorough in- vestigation permitted to party meaning business. CURTIS & BOWLEY, Mills bidg., San Francisco. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; ‘Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per nicht: $1 50 to $3 per week ; free bus to and from the ferry. SEWING MACHINES, QEWING MACHINES, ALL KINDS SECOND hand in good working order from $5 upward Q VATIONAL CASH REGISTER, SAFE, letter-press, desk; cheap. 102 Clay st. 3 R N W. S. RAY Mfg Co., 12 California s: lief for monthly irregularities cause) by the most experienced in San Francisco, restores all case method. superior to others: ladi and money, be assured of hont consulting the doctors before patients who have been impos ciallv invited: home in confing warranted: advice free, confident DAVIES, 14 Mcallister s frauds who sell injection: own physician. NEW PROCESS—NO MEDICENE. INSTRU- ments or worthless pills used; every woman ber own vhysician for all femala troubles: no mat- ter from what cause: restores als in one day: i you want (o be treated safe and sure call on men's physician;knowledge can be sent&used at home:all cases nteed. DK, POFPER, 318 Kearny. ME. KARROW, THE EMINENT FEMALE specialist, treats diseases of women, removes hair by electricity permanently and_positively re- stores irregularities in 8 hours with the greatest discovery ever invented: price $5. Woman's Dis- pensary, 1206 Market s:., room 26. TARE HICHESTER'S ENGLISH PE pyroval Pills (Diamond Brand) are the beat safe, reliable; take no other: send 4c, stamps, for particulars, “Relief for Ladies,” in letter by return mail; atdruggists. Chic) Philsaei .‘_!}1., ‘hichester Chemical Company, ALL FEMALE IRREGULARITIES RE- stored in a few hours: safe and. sure rellef ac any time; travelers helped at once:' home in con- finement: French Plls guaranteed: consult free. WYETH, 916 Post st., near Larkin. % ALLIBLE PREVENTIV for either sex: send 2c for information or blc for trial jar. TAYLOR CHEM. CO., box 1896, S. F. ACARDTOSUFFERH\'G FEMALES—BY MAS- sage and Swedish movement treatment I guar- antee to cureall diseases and irregularities peculiar to your sex; obesity reduced; those who have been imposed upon or irregularly treated are invized to call; Jeonsultation free: charges moderate. MRS. DR HAWLEY, 818 Ellisst. | ADIES — DAUDET'S FEMALE REGULA ting Pills: strongest. safest, lbest; never fail; $1 per hox. WIDBER'S drugstore, 14 Eilis st., formerly cor. Market and Third sts., sole agents. DE HALL 14 NcALLISTER STREET, NEAR ZJones. ~Diseases of women and children. SURE GURE FOR Al eases, from whatever cause: finement ‘with every comfor:; anteed, by MRS. DE. GW Y ER U PRAE'S FEMALE REG safe and eflicient emmenag RICHARDS&CO., druggists, 4u HOME, A FRIEND AND MRS, BR.FUNK'S, 1416 R GOODWIN MAKES diseases of women and ties in one da; uaranteeing regulator $2; home for patie om whatever ies’ physicians Y an improved will save time t treatment by ing on others; upon are spe- ent: treatment il. DR. and MRS, nes. Beware of dles to be their THER'S CARE. Kh‘ h st., Alameda. e; 1870 Market st. RS, DR, WEGENE [VATE HOME IN M JEPAETMENT NO. 9, PROBATE—IN THE i confinement; irregularif cured i SRR S S B IA | AT KiNDS sEwIG SAoRTSES OToRT, | ALEEAUS FRENCH ¥illis 2 noos 7o otice is hereby given that MONDA'Y. the 9th sold, rented, exchianged and repaired; lowest | gafe and sure: §2 50 eaprecs (o Llies: Do danger: day of December, A.D. 1895, at 10 0'clock A. . | Iates. 05 Fourth st.. near Howard. until'too late, OSGOOD Bik LS daiay. of ‘said day, at the_courtroom of Depar-ment Ne b3 224, D B and, Cal. 9 of said_conrt, at the new City Hall, in the Cit TO LEASE. - FIRREGULAR OR ANY HEMALE DISEASE and County of “an Francisco, State of CAOrNIa, | o mmm oo See Mrs. Dr. Puetz_and be jcontent. 25414 4th, 0 LET, CHEAP, 37 SILV R ST.. NR.THIRD, runs through to ‘Bryant: suitable for wood and coal yard, marble yara, stable, etc. Apply SHAIN- WALD, BUCKBEE & CO., 220 Montgomery st. —— e S T, O S onigomery st PHYSICLIANS. EMOVED—DR. C. C. O'DONNELL TO 850 Market st. Diseases of women a specialty, have been appointed as the' time and place for proving the will of said CHARLES D. ROOT, de- ceased, and for hearing the application of RUBY ALICE ROOT for the issuance to herof letters testamentary thereon. Dated November 26, A. D. 1895. [Seal.] CHARLES F. CURRY, Clerk. By F. B. HOUGHTON, Deputy Clerk. WALTER H. LINFORTI, Att'y for Petitioner. ATTORNEYS-A|T-LAW.