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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1896. shots figured as important factors. Fayor- ites were in front twice, with an outsider and two secord choice¥ capturing the other events. % The ring came very near being badly scorched on the mile and a furlong selling event. There were seven starters, with bald-faced Thornbhill a 3 to 5 fuvorite. He was unfortunate in gettinga poor start, and was never a dangerous factor in the race. When the flag fell Pigrott, on the 1 20to 1 outsider, Mary €, hustled her out in front, setting a merry clip. At the half she was a length clear of Dungarven, with E. H. Shirley a close third. : < the stretch was reached she had in- cased her advantage totwolengths, with Red Root, a 100 to 1 shot, who came from bebind, rounding the far turn in second position. Slaughter, on Red Root, now started after the leader in earnest, and at one time his chance for first money looked briffiznt. The mare, however, stood the bard drive without faltering and passed the wire a neck in front in the fast time of A DISSATISFIED OWNER Green ‘B. Morris Will Race No| More Horses at the Bay District Track. ; QUTSIDERS CAUSED A SCARE. Red Root and Cracksjack, Both 100 to! 1 Shots, Lost Their Races in a Drive. | 1:533;. Thornhill, the favorite, was a fair T | third e 5 | Again in the last race did the book- Owner Green B. Morris is dissatisfied | makers escape getting their fingers with the manuer in which racing is con- | burned, a five and a half furlong spin ducted at the b District Track, and, squaring up his accounts witi the Califor- | nia Jockey Club yesterday, announced his | intention of confining his racing oper- ations in future to the new course at Ingle- side of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club. On Saturday last his ¢rack filly, Sallie Clicquot, was a starter in the Elmwood stake, and in a drive was beaten out by the Baldwin entry, Ramiro. In the weigh- | “The opening five and a half furlong run, ing-in room under the judges’ stand, | with twelve starters, resulted in a victory Chorn, who rode the winner; was found to | furt);)c ]ch, wl;o nut(ogtedl Seaslxde lthhse yound alf s il n | last furlonz and won by two lengths. IPDINg ihosunics. £ sl 2% | first two horses had 3 to 1 laid against ihen e:scorted Chorn, with l”\ tack,” to | ¢hem in the nng. the jockey-room, and placed him on the | Ed Purser’s fast colt, Yankee Doodle, scales where he had made his weight. | was backed from 7 to 10 to 3 to 5 to win the There it was said the scales balanced at | second race over six furlongs, and passing 115 jpounds, and Ramiro took the rich | hisfield on the far turn won galloping by pium. Mr. Morris cannot understand | SiX lengtns. In a flm‘ef”?" (""? bfg‘ why it was that there was no- discrepancy | 3‘;‘;2““1 out three partsof a length for the in the weights of any of the other bays| "'py¢ Kansas City Hindoo, George Miller. riding in the race. Acawn, on New Year’s | and the roan mare Emma D* both opened day, he says his mare, imp. Star Ruby, | in the betting ring at twos to take the who, starter in the race won by Der- | fourth event on the card. a full six furlong fargilla, was badly fouled by being pinched | run, but so much coir went in on the mare with ten starters. Crackajack was to have been the medium of a “*killing.”” Opening at 100 to 1 ne was backed down to 10 and 15to 1. After Joe Hill nad showed the way to the wire the long shot and Soledad, the favorite, took up the running. Cracka- jack looked a winner up to twenty yards of the wire, when his rider, Bagley, evi- dently thinking he had the race won and getting careless, was mpped out by the second choice, City Girl. up the fence, having the skin | that she went to the postan 8 to 5 favorite, scraped off her side, yet the officials in the | Miller receding in the betting to 215 to 1. stand took no cognizance of it. Several | other minor *“kicks" were. registered by the | veteran turfman, $o he considers with- | flag fell 10 a straggling start, George Miller drawing from'the track the wisest policy. | being the first away. He was never ‘The racing - yesterday was charscterized | headed, and won by three parts of alength by some close” finishes, in which 100 to 1|from the 12 to 1 outsider, Bueno. The The backing of the others was principally contined to place and show betting. The “THE CALL” RACING CHART. cventh Day of the Winter Meeting of the California Jockey Club. Weather Fine. Track Fast. Eay District Track, San Francisco, Thursday, January 2, 1896. FIRST favorite was second into the stretch but died away, finishing pulled up. Track and Paddock Items. Starter Ferguson was not in the best of form with his flag yesterdey. Ed Blazer stood to win about $2000if Red Root got to the wire first. Thornhill was away from the post very badly, which fact did not tend to increase his chance of winning. Mouterey was well backed by a number of the wise ones to win the opening race, but the chestnut showed very little speed at any stage of the running. The black horse Bueno, that run George Miller so close, was also, along with Sum- mertime and others, a member of *Doc’’ | Street’s string, when the latter was ruied off the turf in connection with the crooked running of the latter horse at the St. Asaph meeting last summer. been away from the post on equal terms with the winner, the result might have becen different. It s said that Sam Doggett was prom- ised $200 by the owner of Emma D if he got the roan mare to the wire in front. Nineteen bookmakers were doing busi- nessin the ring yesterday. It was expected Leo Mayer would cut in, but the Chicagoan remained on the ground. Ed Purser backed Bueno all three ways, and quit a good winner on the race. Barney Schreiber never rooted any harder for a horse 1n his life than he did to get Red Root home first. Barney’s lightweight Slaughter rode him, and the St. Louis penciler had $20 bet against $2000. Hugh Jones is very fond of laying against the favorites, and when Hugh figured up his sheet at the conclusion of the Yankee Doodle race he found he had lost $2000. While studying how to get even his brother Frank reminded him of a dream he had, in which Mary S figured as the winner of a race in a gallop. Looking around the riffg he saw 20 to 1 marked against the mare on Hughes & Co.’s board and offered them a $100 bet, which was taken, the ticket cailing for $2100. Mary 8 won and Hugh not only casned the ticket but won another thousand in his book. “Dick” Ledgett, the owner of Red Root, considers himself in very bard luck. An intimate friend of bis played in over $200 on the outside at odds varying from 10) to 1down, standing to win fully $20.000 in event of the long shots victory, half of which was to go to the horse’s owner. All of the money was placed straight, and the horse’s fine run availed of nothing in a pecuniary way to owner Ledgett. The Pommery Sec handicap over a mile will be run to-morrow, and the City agents of the champagne firm are out with a very novel proposition. To the person who makes tne first and last bet on the winner in every book according to the sheets, they will present a quart bottle of the brand of wine after which the stake is named. Alex Shield’: game old racehorse Logan Q RACE and s ha'f turlongs: selling; three-year-olds and upward; conditions; | arrived from New Orleans yesterday. 478. purse $300. = ¥ Index.| Horse, age, weight. s | Fin | Joekeys | Detting, s [TIn |12 |Hewitr.......| 8 ' 10 32 | 213413 Chorn .. 107 23 | 33" Hinrichs!.... 1 [ 8| o2 The Supreme Court Says The e | 632 | 74 orge, a......110 e G Monterey, 4. 108 1010 | 910 |Mackiin. 6 Cannot Be Called Elsie, :9 11 |1| %ll)‘i Reid. lfl(L; Cestanette, a5 1.9 4 2 1da H, 112 1872 B Felons. Winner, Burns & Waterhouse's ch. 1., by Take Notice-Picnic. At post 20 Time, 1:07. 17¢), SECOND BACE—Sixfurlongs; selling; three-vear-olds; conditions, allowances; purse §400. EXRIN Horse, weight. Index. st 4 | str. | Fin. | Jockeys. ‘rfifl“nifi. 453) ' Yankes Doodle. 3 2h 113 13 14 |Coady 710 35 13K . Don Gura 7 73/527%| &2 | 214 |Chorn. 1034 Sy 360 " Douhitul 213381 | 215 | 34" |Cochran. 6 & 433 1 173/22 | 8% | 43 |Macklin 4% g 168 5 8 %615 | 62 | 53 [Shaw. 125 80! 164 3 Blp4n” | 52 | 64 |C.Slaughter....| 20 60 150 inessee Mald U108 8 6n° 8 8 710 K. Go'den 13 b0 116 Zetn 7 99 6 53 17h | 7135 | 8 |Donnellv...lll15 40 Good start. 1:14 THIRD RA 480. Farse F00: Winner, Eaubridge stable’s b. c. 1anzanita. Time, —One and an eighth miles; selling: four-vear-olds and upward; allowances; ' Index.| Horse, age, weight. |St.|swd. | 14 |15 | 34 | str. | Fin. | Jockeys. (‘{*jl”nfi_] 419 Mary S. 1 12 118 (13 (115 (Piggott.. 20 163 Red Root, 7 815 |2h |2 25" |C, Siaughter. ) ‘Chornhi 6 S5h (44 (53 [84 |C 3 41 (5315 /415 (43 Hewitt. 315 1315 32 54 W. Flyn: 4 31 610 8 64 Cockbran......... 5 gl T, e Cood stant. Won driving. Winner, J. McEvoy's b. m., by Duke of Montrose-Ocean Wave. Time, S—six furlongs: selling; three-year-olds and upward; allowances; purse $400. FOURTH RAC] Index. Horse, age, welght. | St. | 34 | str. | ¥in. | Jockeys. Dbeting: | | PSS 358 George Miller, 6..116 8, |J. Chorn. 2 &2 5 45,5108 |M. Bergen . 8 10 108 iran.....| 8 15 113 Burns.. 15 100 Coudy . 5 83 0 15 113 : 60 113 2 20 | Dogzett. 85 110 § | Macklin.. 100 Gold Bug, a. 113/ 10 1 {Hinrich: 60 Bad st Won driving. Winner, W. L. mma. At post 21 minutes. Time, 1:1314 4R9 FIFTH RACE—Five and a haif furlongs; three-yecr-olds and upward; purse $300. ST z TE - 7 [ Betting, Horse, age, weight. & | str. Fin. I Jockeys. iGp! L 6 C. Slaughter....| 4 3 3n Bagley. 20 20 Soledad 3 12 Dogzett |85 ‘2 Harry Lewis. 5... 9 L. Lioyd 15 30 Rouin Hood I, 6. 10 Burns.. 10 6 Aadie M, 4...0... 21, Donneliy. .11l 5 10 Bert, 5.... 8 | Anderson 30 50 (George Bonhert,a. 7 {H. Martin......| 3 8 Tm. Autonomy, 5.1 5 | R Smith.. 10 10 Joe Hill, 1 11% |Glover.. ..-130 Fair start. Won driving. Winner, Thomas Fox's Time, 1:08)a. THE “CALL” RACING GUIDE. To-day’s Entries at the Bay District Track. In races: where the horses have no record at the distance to be run the records at the next nearest distance are given. Abtreviations—F., fast: Fa., fair: H., heavy m., mile; £., furloag; ¥, about. —About six furlon; selling; three-year-olds. Bes T T Index. Name. Lbs record.| Dist. |Lbs Tk. Owner. Pedigree. 74 Don Pio Pico...|119 <.l J. Robuins... ...... Joe Hooker-Countess Zerka 452 Frince Hooker.. 112 104 F .. C. L. McDonald .. |J. Hooker-Princess Norfolk 301 | K1 Primero 12 112 F.. Kl Primero stable.. Joe Hooker-Alice N 474 |Unity 109 100/F.. L E --- | Imp. Rossington-Unite Minnie 11 109 115/ F..|B. Sc - Aretino Fauline Free Will.. 112 | 99 ¥ R. Hughes Brown Fox-Trade Wind Que Amo.. 112 97 F..|J. Brown..... “Torso-Liztle Klush .1z 95 F..|Burns & Waterh'se| Racine-imp. Flire 107 ... ....| Al Morine Apache- Jack Atkins.. . 109! 109 F..|J. P.-Atkin . Regent-Misadie Perseus 114). Cambridge stable . :|tmp. King Gallop-Nanka even furlongs: selling; light welter-weights. ECOND RAC The Constitutionality of the Act Un der Which Such Schools Exist Upheld. The constitutionallty of the act under which the Reform School exists was up- held by the Supreme Court yesterday. The case in question was that of William Nichols who, while before the Supreme | Court on habeas corpus, allezed that he was illegally restrained of his liberty in being kent in the Reform School until he attained the age of 21. He claimed the law allowing such a sentence was unconstitu- tional because it permitted a minor to be | sentenced to such imprisonment for a longer term than he could be sent to jai He contended, too, that such imprison ment made a felon of the Imprisoned, be- cause boys may be sent to reform schools irom the Siate Prison. The Supreme Court views this in the light of a commu- tation of sentence, however, and so re- moves the charge of felony. Continuing, the court sa: It is true that terms of detention at the Re- form School may be made greater than'th term of the imprisonment in_the County Jail or in the State Prison for the same offense would be; but it cannot be said that the punishment inflicted is greater than could be Pput upon an adult for the same offense. The object of the act is not_punishment, but refor- mation, discipline and edueation. There is no doubt of the power of the State to make and enforce provisions for the compulsory educa- tion of all children within the State; and it is equally clear that the State may arrest the | downward tendency of those who have offended against its laws and manifested a_tendency to follow aeriminal career by placing them in an institution where they will receive the care, education end discipling necessary (0 prepare them for honorable citizenship. SAN FRANCISCO CALL."” BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALt— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—530 Monigomery street, corner Clay; open until 8:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 713 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open until § o'clock. 2518 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 116 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o’cloci. SIr H. late NOTICE OF MEETINGS. YERBA BUENA LODGE OF Perfection No. G-—Stated meeting at 7:30 o'clock. GEO. J.HOBY, cretary. = nia Commanders No 1, K. T.: Ofi- will assewbie in the Asy- ©'c'oCk P. M., for the Purpose of attendlug the funeral of our deceascd trater, ST HEN RY ED- SIR MARTIN JONES, Commander. . GRAVES, Recordcr. DAY, January 3, at 1 P. M., for the purpose of conducting the funeral of our and friends are respectfully invited. By order of the W, M. HEO. . SMITH, Secretary. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. Janvary 3, AL NOTICE—CALIFOR- TC-DAY (FRIDAY), January 3, atl WARDS. By order EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1686, ! F. & A. M.—Special meeting FRI1- brother, HENRY EDWARDS. Master Maso SARGENT LODGE NO. 268, _uiy, 1. 0. O. F.—ufiicers and mem- = bers please take notice that the insial- ZEEPES IR lation of officers will take plue: THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. Visiting brothers always welcome. J. M. BRIGGS, N, G. W. O. MACDOUGAY, Secretary. - REGULAR MEETING OF the Celedonia Club THIS EVEN- ING, at 8 o'clock. Banquet committee wiil meet at 7:30 sharp, Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin st. D. R. MCNEILL, Chief, Jaxes H. DUNCAY, Secretary. 1 Be: | Index.| Name. |Lbs record. Owner. | Pedlgree. 240 Lonnie B . 121°1:2014 ¢ . F. Maley.. .‘Imn London-Luella 52 105 1:04 * Elkton atable...]|S.. Carlo-Mistake 477 -1128 1:41-’5; White & Clarke. ... p. Cheviot- Lurline 161 123 1:1414 Plensanton.stabie . Imp Cheviot-Sweet Peggy 441 Crawford 1:2914 Antrim stable......| Apache-Emma Longfieid 447 Pezrson. . B. Schreiber........|Imp. Great Tom-Drift - 449 Hanford 2120177 |“alifornta stable.... Imp. Kyrle Daly-Visalla 203 | Artemus. 1120mo rec.|........|.... | “.Z|Argyleby imp. Sir Modred 467 |Jim Corbett. . 123 1:14%4 *6f |103 F.. D. Halliday. .......| Wildidie-Rachael 479 | Billy McCloskey 1081310 535 ¢ |111 F..|Pieasant Hill stabie Joe Hooker-Jessie R THIRD RACE—One and & fourth miles; handicap. Beat T Index. Lbs| record.| Dist. Lm;tk.' Owner. Pedigree. 269 | 110 [1%4m 108 E..| Elmwood s’k farm. | Tmp. Brutus-Swayback 55 |Sir Walter....... 71 107 F..' | Eimwood stk farm. Nathan Coombs-Blasis 140 |Del Norte 102 14 m |10817. Woodiawn stable... Tmp. Greenback-Priscilla /. 329 |G.B. Morris.....| 95 [sosieeelioat. 7| E. Corrigan |Lonafeliow-Queen Beluga R 54 1192 'm 157§ | Santa anic .| Griustead-Clara D 0 T | Best R Indgx. | Name. Lbs record.! Dist. ‘j.bg"rlml Owner. | Pedigree. 470 |Imp. Ivy.. 93 1:15 | 8f 1109 F.. Merriwa stable.... | Imp. Castor-Veneration 169 |Santiago.. 134 2 114 m (127 F .. |Santa Anita stabie|Grinstesd-Clara D 459 |Myron 96/1:0812 | 3ipf | 81/F . |Ira Ramsdell......|ImpMidlothiun-inmpGt Tom 435 |Ike L 106 1:2215 | 615 1 |Garden City statle| Major Ban-Miss Flush 367 |Polasici.......11103/1:203; | 1m |Owen Bros........ |Captain Al-Gold Cup 470 | Ruindrop 109 1:429, | 1m |W. L. Appieby.. | Wildidle-imp. Teardrop 475 Hearisease .. 103/1:403; | 61 J. C. Hun:phrey .. |Imp. Kyrle Daly-Extract 474 |Lucrezia Borgia| 95/ 4" |1m 100 F..|Eimwood stk farm |Imp. Brutus-Ledette FIFTH RACE—Six furlong: | | | Best | S | | | Index. | |Lbs record.| Dist. (Lbs Tk.| Owner. | Pedigree. 562 | All Baba 106/ F...|Del Monte siab Joe Daniels-Tes: 159 | Sea Spras | " P. Stebenthaler |Tmp. Mariner-Maranette atch "Ein Mkeiumne st £ Imp. Midlothiun-Little Flush Merriwa stable. Murtine Henry-Uralla J. J. Case....... Little Alp-Unknown | Wmy Simgleton. | Regeni-by Cariboo i ¥ 95171837 |E.LW. Dixon....... Joe Hooker-Trifle 106/1:114; o6 ¢ 108 K| *|Macauft-Longalight S R e e Joe Hooker-Marion 477 |Mainstay ;. 133, | 81 /112 K.\ Elkton stable... Imp. Mariner-Queen Emma. 400 |Kemus. L1106]1:18%5 | 61 (104 M. Eimwood stk fm | Imp. Bratus-Leda > A.0. H., DIVISION No. 2.—THE monthly ‘meeting of this division Wil be held in Drew’s Hall, 131 New Montgomery st., THIS (FRIDA'Y) EVEN-, ING, at 7:30 o'clock. A full attendance Is' 3 expected. Insiallation of officers and other busi- ness will be transacted. BARTLY LEE, President. AN, Secretary. COLVILLE ANSWERS QUES- oring Hall, Kleventh st., FRIDAY, Lectures Hamilton Hall, Thirteenth si.. Oakland, 8 p. M., “Looking Backward and Looking Forward, or the Future Commonywealth:” 10 cents admission. LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE DEPARG. nes et de Prevoyai ce Mutuelle—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the above-named society for the election of a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction 0f such other business as mav come betore the mecting will be held at the office of the corpora- tion, 534 California_street, San Frangisco, Cal, on MONDAY, January 27, ““ifi(' 3 Vcigeke ¥ e L. BRAND, Secretary. San Francisco, January 3, 1896. D ANNUAL MEETING—THE ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders of the Commer- cial Tnsurance Company of Californfa will be heid at the office of the Paiatine Insurance Com any, limited, of Manchester, England, 439 California st.. Safe Deposit building, San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th d: lllL the hour of 12 o'clock, aws. of January, 1896, in accordunce with by- CHARLES A. LATON, Secretary. San Francisco, December 81, 1895, ko Had Bueno | MEETING NOTICES—Continued. SITUATIONS WANTED-—Continued. B2 PRESIDIO AND FERRIES R. K. CO. ‘The resular annual meeting of the stoc holders of the Presidio and Ferries Railroad Com- any will be held at the office of the company, 1111 nion street, corner Sharp's vlace, San Francisco, Cal., on_ Friday, the twenty-fourth (24th) day of January, 1896, 'at the hour of 2 o’clock P. 3., for the purpose of electing seven directors to serve curing the ensuing year,and the transaction of such other business as muy properly come before the meeting. Transfer books will close on Tuesday, January 14, at 2 o'clock P. M. JOHN B. LEIGHTON, Secretary. Office—1111 Union st., corner Sharp's place, San Francisco, Cal. | DIVIDEND NOTICES 7 COLUMBUS SAVINGS AND LOAN SO- | ciety, 614 Washinzton st. and 5 Montgom- ery ave.—Dividends on (erm deposits at the rate of four and ihirty-two one-hundretns (4 32-100) per | cent per anuum, and on ordinary deposits at the rate of three and six-tenths (3 6-10) per cent per annum, for the half year ending December 31, | 1895, will be payabié, free of taxes, on and after January 2, 1896, J. F. FUGAZL, President. N.BELGRANO, Secretary. | B2, OFFICE OF THE HIBERNTA SAV- ings and Loan Society, cor. Market, McAl- lister and Jones sts., San Francisco, December 30, 1895—At & regular meeting of the board of di- Tectors of this society, held this day, a dividend has been declared at the rate of four (4) per cent | per annum on all deposits for the six months end- ing December 81,1895, free from all taxes, and payable on and after Janhuary =, 1896. ROBERT J. TOBIN, Secretury. B DIVIDEND NOTICE—THE GERMAN Savings and Loun Society, 526 California street. For the halt year endibg December 31, 1895, a dividend has been declared at the rate of | four 'and twenty-six hundredths (4 26-100) per cent per annum ou term_deposits, and three and fifty-five hundredths (3 55-100) per cent per an- num on ordinary deposits free of taxes, payable on and after Thursday, January 2, 1898. GEORGE TOURNY, Secretary. 55, SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, 233 Montgomery street, Mills building=Divi. dends on term deposits at the rate of four and thirty-two hundredths (4 32-100) per cent per an- num, and on ordinary deposits at the rate of three and Six-tenths (3 6-10) per_annum for the half yeer ending Decemter 31,1895, will be payable, free of taxes, on and after January 2, 1896, S. L. ABBOT Ji., Secretary. < NGS AND lety, 101 Montgomery st,, cor. For the half year ending December 3i, 1595, a dividend has been declared at the rate of four and thirty-two one-hundredths (4.32) per cent per annum on term deposits, and three and sixty one-hundredths (3.60) per cent per annum on or- dinary deposits, frce of taxes, payable on and after w NESDAY, January 1, 1 Dividends not called for are added to and bear the same rate of | dividend as the principal from and after January 1, 1896. CYRUS W, ARMANY, Cashie: —%> HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN Society, 18 Geary st.—The directors have de- clared the foliowing semi-annual dividends: 4.32 PEr cent per annum on term, and 3.60 per cent per annum on ordinary deposits, payable on and after anuary DIVIDE | me:s Bank of San Francisco, 33 Post st.—For | the half year ending December 31, 1895, a divi- | dend has been declared at the rate of four and one- | $ifth (4.20) per cent per annum on term deposits and three and one-half (3.50) per cent per annum | on ordinary deposits, free of taxes, payable on and aiter Thursday, January 2, 1896, GEO. A. STORY, C: | SPECIAL OTICES, % NOTICE_NOTICK 18 HEREBY GIVEN to the District Attorney of San Francisco County, that 1, the undersigned, intend to apply to the Honorable' State Board of Prison Directors for the privilege of being paroled, at a meeting of the said board to be heid at San Quentin on the 11th day of January, 1896. & MARY WILSON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE aria Kip Orphanage ot 638 Folsom st., San ucisco, Cal., has admitted the following half- n girls from Octobor 1, 1895, to January 1, | ¥s: Jessie Merle d 11 years; Florence V. Spicer, aged | 10 yea orgie K. Wakeley, aged 10 years; Grace | Moage, aged 8 years. (=3 E AT THE NEW COS- metic Parlors, room 46, 850 Market st. _MRS. ROBB, 1035 MAR econd floor > SAMPLES FRE ULTURED LADY WITH BASTERN CER- tificate wishes engagements as teacher of his- tory, literature, mythology and_music; unexcep- tional references. Call or address J. E., care of Sher- man, Clay & Co., cor. Sutter and Kearny sts. ADY WISHES POSITION AS JOUSE- keeper or office work. 501 Post st., room 25, second floor. A 7OUNG LADY WISHES PLACE AS HOUSE- keeper. Room 5, 203 Powell st. 7INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. Market; 200 rooms; S5¢ to S1 50 per night; $1 50 t0 $6 per week : convenient and respectable; iree bus to and from the ferry. BELP WANTED-—Continned. ANTED—-A GERMAN GIRL FROM 16 TO 18 years to assis: In housework. Steiner st. Apply 1123 Dnew term begins ALL CLOSIN, R Jan. 6, 1896. -OUT SALE FROM NOW. , 1210 Market st. ILLINER 234 Taylor st. Cn.\'ur‘.n‘r, OPERA-POTPOURRT, GIV- BY Vocal Teacher Joseph Greven. in Odd Fellows' Hali, on the 8th of January, miiting gentleman and lady*: nent music and other store SITUATION . COOK’S SOC, WANTEDL -MAL UPPLIES COOKS: ALL e3:short notice. 14 Geary. stel.Grant 46. JJUSTER & €O, CHINESE AND JAPAN- ese employment office, 17 Webb st.. below Kearny, bet. Californiu and’ Sacraniento: tel, 231, APANESE BRADLEY Dhustler: first-class place preferred. box 100, Call Oftice. ELIABLE YOUNG MAN WITH BANKING experience wants position in office or dlore. Address G., box 77, this office. ‘Address Cook, EE 750 ALL- lired. New York AND 55C: MORNIA and ev'g classes:10 lessons, $1 50, WOOL TA Suit Hous: 1896; for sale at the promi- tickets 50c, ad- 1248 Mission. LOR 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night: week; free bus Lo and 1rom the ferry. ANTE complete cou ou. W 3 LAD e in millinery; will g U. S. TAILOR ‘ooms 67 and 68. D RESPEC nchester House. 44 Third st., near Market: CABLE $1 20 to 86 per TO LEARN 1 rantee them positions in Spring: rates reasonable. Call at the New Institute, 121 Post st., room 51. FINCHESTER H y rooms. weel OUS 44 THIKD, NEAR Market—Electric lights in very room: 200 25c 10 §1 50 per nighi: $1 50 10 $6 per voe bus 10 and trom the ferry. {XPERIENCED CLOAK SALESMAN IS 0P for engugements. Address R. P., box 17, Call. QINGLE MAN; MUST HAVE WORK SCRUB- bing, cleaning, whitewashing, garden work willing to make himself useful. Addresss. M., box 78, Call Oftice. = 7OUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS AN apprentice in & tailor-shop: has some knowl- edge ot the trade. Address S., box 76, Call Office, TOUNG MAN IN THE BARBER BUSINESS would like a place to work, wages fair; will start in Monday morning without fal. Address ., box 19, this office. /OUNG MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION IN lodgin -house as clerk; experience aud refer- ence furnished. Address Clerk. box 76, Call. ANISH COUPLE, MAN AND WIFE: young, practical people: want situations in the city or country. Address 121114 Bush st Y OUNG MAN (26) DESIRES A POSITION A8 bookkceper: has a good knowledge of book- Kkeeping: best of reference. B. K., box 10, Call. Y CUNG MAN (zI) UNDERSTANDS THE grocery business; lso the care of horses; de- sires posiion in that iiue, or anything else. here or elsewhere. Address C. B., box 49, this office. ITCATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAX L) asclerk in hotel or store or barkeeper; from fine family;: speaking French, Spanish, Ttalian and English: good recommendations given. Address 8. R., box 69, this oftice. APANESE FIRST-CLASS COOK WANTS ) situation in family; city orcouniry. Address ¥. 0., 617 Mi TEADY, RELT ) to learn baker's trade. this ofli Y OUNG MAN WANTS & POSITION AS BAR- tender or groceries; first-class references; speaks German and English; low wages. Address ., box 21, this office. YOUNG MAN WISHES Address E. W, box 8, “A 1 ENGINEER, STEAM-FITTER AND RE- pairer wants position; six yearslast place. Ad- dress J. M. P., 44 Third room 26. Y OUNG MAN (GERMAN) WANTS 3 PC tlon as driver; first-class reference: either de- livery or milk-wagon; well zcquamted in city. Ad- dress 35 Eddy st VW AS LED-SITUATION T0 TAKE of gentleman’s place, do garde: with tools; can mnlk; references. J. S. Call Off CARE handy box 7, SIIUVATION WANTED—AS WAITER OR 1 dishwasher by a reliable, steady man: speaks French and English. Room 13, 1412 Powell st. TOUNG MAN, WEL good references, w WAZON or Work as a night watchman. R., box 79, Call Office. EDUCATED AND WITIT hes to drive a delivery Address Y. AWRENCE P, | cutting school. 123 PUPIL atterns 25¢ ui WANTED: 1M H A POSITION p- latest skirts 35¢, Mc| ELL’S Uressmaking Academy. 213 Pow T ADI ELL MAN C. KERTELL. MALE HELP WA STED. ‘ JTANTED-BUTLER, AND WIFE AS COOK; French boy to help in lodging-house. $16 (o $20: German boy, private family, $10 and found; meat cook, 850 $50, etc. LEO ORRIS, A vort. C.R. HAN SE £CO, German cook in a coftee-house, N ANDRE, 315 8 ckton st. STANT COOK—PLEASE RE- 110 Geary st. RY COOK, RESTAURANT, CITY, 865; SEC- ond cook, restaurant, city; restaurant butcher, 850: second cook. country hotel. 33 hotel, city, $35; oyster opener, country hotel, $20. Geary st HA second ook, colored porter, N & CO.. 110 5 found E R.Ha «'C0,,110 RONER, COUNTRY LAUNDRY, 830 AND German_florist, $25, California experi- Geary st. ) PRUNERS, §2 ®) and_pantryman, cooks, 30 and $40 MURKAY & READ (VAKE-BAKER. CO J cabin-hoy, wife, $30. ’\"r’,\. T boarding-house, 3 young_ restaur: J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. T MARKER FO Kearny st. HOTEL GAZETT. LER, 3 FARMERS $20; 2 chos sansage-mal , 634 and 636 Cl, RY,$3C AND FOUND: $10: teamster and , 601 35: COC 355 420 K ranch cook, $15: PORTER reboys, $18; 3 ker. $30, found. t. D S ana 610 Clay PR neat Apply to FNERGETIC, COMP) groce and whol PERIENCED salesman, accustomed 10 do both retail | ale trade, is wanted for a large firm in | Arizona: also 3 smart. bright boys, from 13 to 16, for positions with larze mercantile establishment: to grow up in the business, in this city. United | States Industrial Agency, room 167, Crocker building. be well acquaintea ings and furnish unques: required. Addre: TIXPERIENCED SHIP 10 w 3O, ABOUT 38 ¥ mercantile busines: Address, stating referenc W pler 12 launch. no trifiers. ANTED— Add VW ANTED—POSITION AS COLLECTOR: SAL- ary or commission; well acquainted in the city good references. Please address Collector, box 60, Call Office, 7OUNG SWEDE WISHES T0 TAKE CHARGE of genileman’s place; city or country. Inquire CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE. Chiropodic Institute, room 22, 906 Market. 5> BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 84 Coliections made, city or country. Pacific 415 Montgy st., rcom =3 JINGROWING fully treated. DR. LLOY D, Lurline Bath: = Collect CHAS WALLER, 101 Montgomery st. JITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MA of 20 years of good education and manner ject. Address A. F. P., 2018 Folsom s YOUNG MAN (GEKMAN) WISHES situation; understands porter work; business references on hand. Address A. ional Hotel, 512 Bush s = AND FLOOKS scrubbed, reasonable rajes: payment for ges guaranteed. C. ROSSI& CO., 242 Sutter. HITENED, §1 UP: PAPER- 81715 Third. Georze Hartman. COLLECTIONS: TENANTS EJECTED, £10: 420 Montgomery, rm. 2 | 1S | EZ ed$¥50 unr | sts vaid. T T00K (FIRST CLASS) WISHES SITUATION / in a private family: trustworthy and fully com- Petent in every respeet; best of reference can be given: city or country. Apply 1605 Pacificave., cor. Polx VIRL LATELY FROM THE EAST WA I situation at upstairs work or houseworl | $15. Call at 150015 Folsom st. FOXCELLENT LAUNDRESS WISHES SITUA- J tion in private family: no objection to country. Address 10151, Larkin st. | (YOMPETENT SWEDISH GIRL WISHE / situation 10 do cooking. 705 Stockton st., near | Californi: TIONS WANT LY WOM or country. N TO DO HOUSE- Call or address 514 IDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES LIGHT housework 1n a family of 2 or 3; small wages. box 4, Call Oflice, CTABLE NORWEGIAN GIRL wants sitnation for upstairs work. Address or y 913 1llinois. (3 ERMAN GIRL, WISHES PLACE T0 DO A general housework in small private family; no postals. all 718 Valencia. ADY WISHES POSITION {keeper; city or country. 19 Turk, room 18. | ¥ OUNG LADY OM THE EAST WOULD | X like posi hier or saleslady; can Iz HOUSE- Dest of refere ddress T., box 18, Call Office. JWEDISH ~WISHES SITUATION TO 1 do general housework in private family. In- quire 207 Montgomery ave. QUPUATION WANTED BY RELIABLE WO- 2 man o do housework in private family; isa good German cook. Please call or address 1024 Howard st., room 19, | i | | | 1 (00D GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO AS- | | T assist b housework and take care of children. Call or address 33614 Sixth st. 7OUNG WIDOW WISHES A POSITION AS Call or address 40 McAllister st., housekeeper. room 1. \CANDINAVIAN GIRL WISIES A SITUA- |+ tion to do general housework. Address 17 | Moward st. | protE T WOMAN WISIES A SITUA- | to do general housework or chamberwork ; best of references: call or address | 553 Howard st. ©) GIRLS, 14 AND 17, W \NT SITUATIONS T0 < do g seral housework in respectable families. 57 Clementina, near Fourth. FEMALE HELP WANTED. RISH GIRL, JEWISH COOKL CULLEN, 105 Stockton JPROTESTANT SECOND GIKL, $30, SHORT distance: housework, Oakland, $25; Berkele: $25; Sen Rafacl, $25, and other towns: 10 youn; girls assist, $10 10 $15. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. (HAMBERMATD Oakland: good place. Stockion st. (IBEMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN hildren 3 and 5 vears: San Jose; \, 105 Stockion st. OUSEWORK GIRL, place. MISS L 825, MISS AND L. M It OAKLAND, $25; : cook, §25: b second girls, city, $20 and $15: nurse, $25: girls of all nationalities can secure reliable sitnations of all kinds by applying to MISS CULLEN, 105 Stock JEAT YOUNG GIRL LI X, $15, 2 family: French nursery governess. French second girl, $20: chambermaid and wait- ress, Protestant, Alameda, $20. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton > few customers. M ave., off Mission road. ‘QEAMEN FOR EU. Australia. 103 Mont 'R'.\M:li COOk diess M. M Y OUNG AMAN o ilquor store. Address W. ress <OY TO DELIVER MILK WITH W RS, ¢ ROPE, VER : must reside with parents. K ‘\v WHO WILL LOA: partner in bakery $175; good pos 'y ave. FAURANT WAITER. ARN A x 22, Call Office. ion to right Call. RST-CLASSCORNET-PLAYER for United States fagship Philadelphia. Take | 1. W ANTED-GOGD R 204 Fourth st. TOUNG lero st. ANDY MAN W Apply st., near Oak. QHOEMAKER WA X steady work. 562 and Laguna. CHER WANTED. 826 DEVISA- ITH_ 14 Fremont RBER WANTED. DEVI ON Mission st. REPATRING D—CLEKK FOR GROCERY. POST \ risk. JOHNSTON, RBER - SHOP 3 chairs. 81% RELTA BLE MAN in grocery and bar: must have 8400 cash; no 1 Kearny AS PARTNER Tal, st.. below Montzomery—Single rooms 15¢ night. 25 for Lwo; Lest and cléanest house in town. FOR SALE; ‘ourth st. ANTE partner in payis W ply 5 lished restau STEADY MAN : restaurant, counter and assist generall opp. ferry LADY $200 required. AS 10 attend cash Ap- WANTS rant; no triflers need apply. 632 Mariket st., room 8. NERG have $40 IETIC le-aged man; permanent employ b, C. D., box 60, Call Office. YOUN OR MID- ‘ment; must OUSEWORK GIRL, 2 IN good place. MISS CULLE (JIRL OR WO.AN AS COMPANION AND assist light housework, $10. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. SRMAN SECOND GIRLS, CITY neat American second girl and sew, $20. b 3 American housework woman for Benicia, German housework girls, 20, and & number of neat young $20; 4 young women for numerous other places. HANSEN & 0., 110 Geary st. 7 WAITRESSES TO START, MIDDLE OF O montn, Seuthern California; $20. C. R. HAN- SEN & CO., 110 Geary st. C. K. (90K, Sov NTRY HOTEL, Tesort mear city, 835; cook for springs to #35; waltress, country hotel, free fare, $17 50: waitress, small country hotel, $15; chambermaid and waltress, hotel near city, see party here, $15. C. R, HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. FIE CH _SECOND GIRL, $20. C: R. HAN- N & CO., 110 Geary st. GIRL OT on ranch; family of 2; fare paid. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. dinavian_cook, no wash, $30; waliress and parlor maid, $20; 3 German 'and ‘French second girls and nurses, $20; 2 cooks, private boarding- houses, s 5 and $30; cook, German style, § chambermaid, plain washing, $15; nursery goy- erness, $25, and_girls of all nationalities for cook- ing and housework in city and country. J. CROSETT & CO., 2 Sutter st. A() GIRLS AND WOMEN CAN OBTAIN OV work from $15 to $30 per month and_found, city or country. at MURRAY & RoADY'S, 634 | and 636 Clay | H ATION AS HOUSE- eeper, churye of small lodging-house, or care of invalid. Call 212a Eddy st., top floor, I ABLE YOUNG WOMAN, city or coun.ry. dress 1151 Harrison, near Eighth. I “WANTED BY TUATION 1) enced girl for housewor! Py 509 Gonh st. JUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS typewriter, stenographier and_bookkee per; ref- erenc-: salury no object. Address . G. M., Call Branch, 713 Larkin st. W EINURSE-VOUNG MARRIED WOMAN will take full charge of infant: has had best of experience: will go out; terms moderate. 1456 Minna, bel. Fourteenth and Fitteenth; reference. OUNG GIRi, WISHES SITUATION TO DO light_housework and care of children; sleep home. Call or address 1131 Twenty-sixth st. JERM GIRL WANTS A PLACE FOR cooking and general housework for Aiameda. 708 Haight ave., Alameda, near Webster st. JASTERN YOUNG LADY OF REFINE- ment would like position as housexeeper. Call 963 Mission st., room 9. 3 H AND GERMAN EMPLOYMENT AN EXPERI- ity or country. Ap- 2 oflice, 1114 Antonia st. Jones, near Ell MAKER, FIRST CLASS, WILL AC cept engagements in families or take work at home; suits $3 up: by the day, $1 25 and car fare. 848 Folsom st WORK WANTED BY MIDDLE- AGED woman: hotel or boarding-house preferred. Room 87, 342 Third st. 2 ADIES” AND GENTLEMEN'S REPATRI neatly and reasonably done. 917 Market, 10 1. ETENT GERMAN WOMAN WANTS situation to do general housework; good cook; 0OKS, ~ CHAMBERMAIDS, WAITRESSES | second girls, ranch cooks, girls for housewor. ete. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 638 Clay st WA H COOK, $30; SWEDISH cook and second girl, same piace, country, $20 each: American cook, $25; chambermald sod washing. 815: second girl, private. housework, $15. LEON ANDRE, 815 Stockton st. D—2 PRA. Wa W s eRn b Fromves Miner, box 27, Cail Office. 10 first-class \\ork}nl n. A HO CAN R £00d-pay’ chandise store. y 26¢ a night towel to each; bay % a g) WITH Address CLEAN < hair cut, 10c: 14%4 Montgomery ave. RTE LOAN ing position M $1 a week: meals 10 WELL COOKED: § at Seattle Restaurant, 137 Fourth TIVE, RELIABLE MAN, GOUD SALES nan and canvasser for traveling. PLO % Address box 255, Lodi, Cal. T HAT CHEER HOUSE. 529 SACRAMENTO 200 rooms; best in the ; single rooms TTE! ment offie of the Barbers NTION Ass THE SMPLOY ociation of Cali- fornia will be found until furcher notice witn P. C. HAMANN, by other advertisemen ts. 1o O'Farreil st: don't be mislead J. KLITCH, President. \ gatlon.” € 10 3 o'clock day 15c up JANTED—MEN W) TH SMALL CAPITAL in good paying business: stand rigid investi- atroom 10, 850 Market st., from 10 W WALDO HOUSE, 765 MISSION, BET, Third and Fourth—Single furnished rooms, per per week 81 up; open ail night. Lers’ Ass KNOX COLLECTIO) EARN A TRAD men students wanted tools given, write for Barber Coliege, 116 Ei MEN TO GET ANY DRINK A, lunch, 6. New Jersey Saloon, 65 Fourth st. S—FOR EMPLOY : only 8 atalogue. eventh s ND HOT S.FUCHS, RECEIVE their wages to place accounts with us; law and commercial collection: no charge un} L weeks required; W INCHESTER HO Market; 2 PPOSEDALE HOU! HAM TD, OAKLAND, $20; NURSE. girl, San Jose, $20: 2 second gir's. ci 4 housexirls, $15, $20 and $26: cook, $25: girl 10 wait at table, plain voarding-house, 315: 2girls to &) together on ranch, $20 each. 315 Sutter st. (GIBL 2 IN FAMILY, ALANMEDA, 3 in family, Newman, $25. see Iady at 9: dle-aged seamatress, assist, $15: 4 housegirls, §25; ranch cook for men, Napa, $15: 10 girls, $15 and $20; girls call. MME. LEOPOLD, 20 Stockton st. / ANTED—FIRST-CLASS SWEDISH COOK| $30: first-class second girl for country, $2i German nursery governess, $25: first-class Ger- an conk, $30;° 10 housework girls, £15, $20 and # Apply MISS K. PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter. W ANTED-YOUNG GEKMAN GIRL T0 AN sist with housework in a small family; small wash. _Address H. B., box 3, Call Office, Oakland. (L UNDERSTANDS PLAIN COOKING X and assist housework: small family. 13194 Eddy, st. Y OUNGGIRLFORGENERAL HOUSEWORK; no cooking. 1417 Geary st. W ANTED-DRESSMAKER BY THE DAY. 871 Twentieth s AITRESSES FOR COUNTRY DANCE- hall. Apply 85 Taylor st., room 1. IKL, ABOUT 14, WANTED FOR HOUSE- work. 212 Twelfth st. (ED—FIRST-CLASS TAILORESS FOR apply early. 11 DAVIS, 457 Jessie st, rooms; 25¢ to $150 per night; $150 to $6 per week free ous to and from the ferry. JCONOMICAL, RESPECTABLE WOMAN with 2 chiidren wishes position as working housekeeper; wages no ohject: ood home pre- ferred. MRS. MILLER, 27 Oak st. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES WORK by theday; washing, ironing and house-clean- iug. 783 Haight st. VW IDOW OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES POSL- tion in lodging-house or small family. Apply 280 Turk st. 2 IRLABOUT 16 TO LEARN HAIRDRE! clzy references. Call 11 Polk st. G ing. 104 Powell st. g 7 INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR, IRLTO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; 2 IN Market; electric lights in every room: 200 family: wages $10. 213 Powell st. GERMAN GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work. 936 Fifteenth st., bet. Noe and Cas:ro, W OMAN IO DU GENERAL HOUSEWOLK; ¥ sleep home; wages&15. 108 Ninth st. IRLFOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK,$8. CANDY< g store, 1515 Devisadero st. ’ o ODNG GIRL “WANTED TO ASSIST 1IN ight housework: must sleep at home; G preferred; $10. Call at 211 Pierce st iR IRL WANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: G good home. 801 Hayes st. K OUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS nousekeeper. Address 2460 Folsom st. o2 WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. work; German preferred. 547 Howard st. TOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION A8 housekeeper; also a dressmaker: will take work home: very reasonable. Apply 706 Ellis, . 2. ADY” WOULD LIKE POSITION OF HOUSE- keeper or plain sewing. 144 Fifth st., room 6, OUNG MARRIED LADY WISHES A POSI- tion as chambermaid or housework by the day; can give reference. Address L. I, box 122, Call, y OUNG GIRLIN SMALL FAMILY; W. Y RIS S0 o0 o e HCUSEREEPER, Alameda. EAUTY CULTURE. HAIRDRESSING, MAN- icure parlors; all branches taught thoroughly terms moderate; free to our agents. Carmel Cos | AT 1610 STANTON ST., metic Co., 131 Post 624 Washi; USE 44 TH 21 ELLI \ furnished rooms, 20c; $1 per week. , 25 cents a i room: free bus to and from the ferry. IRDST,, A S ST.—SINGLE TO TAKE LODGING AT 10, 15¢ 2nd 20c a night, including coftee and Folls, on st., near Kearny. LIS ROOMS, 150 / week: rooms for Lwo, 25¢ a duy, §1 50 a wee reading-room: daily papers. 36 Cluy. -SOLING G0c: LADIES 40c; while you wait. 638 Market, opp. Palace ST BOTTLE SHARD 5 609 Ci DAY $1 ks t. DON Hotel. M 35¢; done in 10 m; SHOES HAL inutes. 959 SOLED 40c, Howard st. LI HOUSE, T.pE TH AND HOWARD— i singie furmshed rooms: 75¢ week, 15¢ night. LEVY, 35 Eigath st.. "EARN A TRADE_SIGN J puinting taught for $5: great opportunity . D cisco. San Frane OR_PICTORTAL J3ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- ment secretary. CONRAD TROELL. 657 Clay. J ANTED—LAPORERS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, AND , Reno Hou MECHANICS proprie- tor, still runy Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 Iarge room: 25¢ per night; 81 to $5 per week. —TWO SCHOONERS ager, 5¢, at 637 Ciay st. OOMS 950 TO 60C eek: read FOR ing rooms. F’R"EE COFFEE AND ROLLS. 704 SANSOME; single Tooms 15c, 2 EST IN CITy—S 5 cents per nigh Facific House Commes 0c a night, Dight, $1 a week. INGLE ROOMS, 15, 20 A. 51, $1 25, $1 60 per week. rlal and Leidesdorf? sts. 4()() e 'SSECOND-HANDED SHO nearly new, 26¢ to §) 25. 562 Mission st. SOME TEY atxE low Sixth, for a roo 25¢ a nig) HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, BE- ht: 31 a week. UST OUT; NEW MAGHINE ing shoes: call and see. utes, done while you wai machinery: all repairi anteed. 562 M| ing at half p FOR REPAIR- : half-soled in 15 min- all repairing done by rice: vork guar- ission e:.. bet. First and Secon AGENTS WANTED. OUR TRAVELING to sell all frigerators and Chronicie building. SALESMEN WANTED kinds of riding vehicles, scales, re- recently patented novelties. 57 (CALIFORNTA MUTU wants good sick insuranc W.HANNA AL BENEFIT SOCIETY agents to work its accident and liberal inducements offered. J. Secretary, Murphy building. PROPERTY WANTED. EAP CORNER #3000 to $20,000: give net PROPERTY "wi business property income and locatio 89, Call Office. ED — no agents, Investor, box T | 1210 Market st. | { RUNNING | | | ER $300 | in general mer- | LADIES | PERSONALS. FLDERLY GENTLEMEN WOULD LIKE TO form the scquaintance of an elderly 1 ; ob- ject, companionship. . Address Companion, box 118] Call Oftice. ARTINGTON'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE and Newspaper Iilustration reopens Mond; January 6. ¥or particulars aadress ot apply 424 Pine st. 1 "\"A\LL PAPER CLEAN NEW LIGHT- ning process: no muss or-dirt. Address LOUIS E. SCHOLL, National Wall Paper Clean- | ing Co., 207 Montgoniety % DVICE FREE; DIVORCE AND PROBATHE Allaws a specialty; suits, Superior, Justice and Police Courts; terms reasonable: collections, etc. G. W. HOWE. ait’y-at-law, 850 Marke | TYAIR-DRESSING ANY STYLE, 256 WAVING included: excellent switches and front piece: for $1: hair chains made to order from £2 50 up; | strictly one price; established 1869. 111 Stockton | st. B.SPITZ, G. LEDEKER successor. MES, DR PAUL MEY AWl beauty doctor in the cit HU4 tter st.-to 1219 Polk, ns = PHILLIPS, G ACTICE 1N Jo U.S. and State cours ases. Offices, 725-726 Spreckels buildi C““”Z;H‘\" S YOUR FEALuERK BEDS, PIL lows filled. 870 Mission, cer. 51h. 0. McCAB. CARPETS CLEANED ON THE 206 Leavenworth st. LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM—WIN- chester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 Tooms, 25¢ to $1 50 per night: S1 50 o $6 per week: by and from the ferrv. OBER, HEADQUART. OF VL Ypsilanti Union Suits and Equestrian Tights Jaros Underwear: Ober Corscts for stout figu es. Sole agent. for Equipoise Waists, Jennes Mille: R00ds and Gertrude baby outfits; great reductions send for il 34 Geary st., Sa) neisco. = JUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVE 2] A ROOM 3” floor. SRMA 1 nently by our new treatment without slightent ininry o the skin; superior to electric needle; writé for particulars to the Curtis Co., dermatolc | glsts, Chicago. Free trials given, and sold at La Verite's Toilet Bazaar, 30 Kearnyst., San Fran- cisco, ICKS' DETECTIVE AC ESS- s located: experlenced and triea men for city and country; watchmen and gnides furnished ; information and udvice sirictly confidential. =Call or write HICKS, 610 Spreckeis bidg, 927 Market 5t DOW ANDHOCSE cieaninz Co.:floors scrubbed :contracts :day wic or mo. F. CARNOVAL & CO.,28 Eddy. tel. 8. 355, JOR FINE POULTRY AND GAME GO T0 A, STRASSER, 78 and 79 Center Marker, T A VERITE HAIRDEE RLOKS moved to 30 Kearny st. (over Maskey's) ; wigs, it doll wigs_ (0 oraer. B j i ITH HAS REMOVED TO 22739 Sutter st., between Stockton st. and Gran where the best of coal can b, at lowes: | ()SE MORE CUT— | U 0ak Roll Top Desks. £14 to 335 | Oak Chiffoniers rom $10 up Ouk Eed Sets.......... - 91750 up Oilcloths und Linolenm: o3 300 up | Stoves and Ranges £ L. 83up | Thousands of %arxtlnt ‘We keep evervthing. ! _ Cash or Hme‘l)aym-nls. J. NOONAN 1017, 1019. 1021,” 1023 Mission st., above Sixih. ! RGYPTIAN HENNA, $1: HAIRDYE, PER- 4 fectly harmless.. Langley-Michaels Co.; all Hauptli's. 1156 Market, SON DEAMONDS, TEW 948 M. nists: Hubbard's 923, TO00 JSIN DS, 1000 Prone e a5 e JUITS MADE TO ORDER OF ELEGANT O remnants for $10; samples and self-easure ment on application. LEON LEMOS, Merchan Tailor, 1332 Market st., San Francisco. SCON HAND AS W NEW BARS, »J shcwceases, counters, sheivings, mirrors, desic, eafes, chairs, scales, ete., and @ Vory lerge stock of them, too; be sure and see stock and get prices bo- fore going -elsewhere. J. NOONAN, 1017, 1019, 1021, 1023 Mission st., above Sixth. LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND SOLD store fixtures, coors, windows, lumber. pipe, heap. Yard 1166 Mission st., near Eighib. ) SUITS TO ORDER: SAMPLE BY MAIT NEUHA Merchant Taif; . CAPES A2 AND SUITS RETAIL Factory, 20 Sansome st. SOR_ LIVINGSION'S DRE 100l removed 10 627 Larkin st. 3 CU 55: DR 11 Genry. LAIRVOYANTS, A PROF. F. EU 1728 MARKE HEALTH, WEALTH AND HAPPINESS | for all who consuit him. Remember Prof. Eugens | is permanently located in San Francisco: don’t ai | to call; letters, with stamps answered. 28 Market st. PROF. LEON, PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT, has wonderful power: will convince you when othersfail. 533 Post st., 9 108; ulso Sunday TEWART, cardreader. seventh daughter of the-se enth.daughter, has returned to her old rooms { San Francisco; ladies and gents 50c; call a: onca a5 she is going East soon. 917 Market st., parlo Band 4. \ ME. DR. THOMAS, SC. TIFIC REVEA IWL%er "oy egus and cards; tells entire life, pasi, resent, future: ccnsultations on.all affai noti ing excepted; names given: good advice: surs help: restores lost love by sympathy: mistake im Ppossible; fee $1: ietter §2. $29 Post st., nr. Larkin. S ARLIGHT READS YOUR CAREER FROMX LD the cradle to the grave. Farlor 2. 86514 Mark« | N MI. MOREAT, BEST MEDIUM vast,present and future:25¢ up. 7 UGUSTA LEOLA. FORIU TELLE magic charms. love tokens; true picture of future wife and husband; teaches fortune tellin develops clairvoyance. slate writing, e1c.: bas seven holy seals and the Palestine wonder char | fee 81 and upward. 2326 Mission, nr. Twentie MEE. RAVENNA, ~SITTINGS DATLY: | (M names given, 25 up: svstems taught to piay | Taces and sure tips givén. 828 Howard. 2 T CLATRVOYANT AND CARD READER ladies and gents, 25c. 206 Fourth st. READING, 50 REVEAL 4 Howard UALISM, { WONDERFUL POWER OVER DISEAS Mrs. Dr. W. Merandas' revealed medicines nevs fail in rheumatism, payaiysis, fits and al. | nervous diseases. etc. 1f vou cannot call and see this woaderful medium, write and inclose a lock of hair and $1 for a corres liagnesis of your true life resding. - 152114 Market, opp. 8 ave., San Franeisco, Cal. CLAIRVOYANT ings $1. 2 LoCKL OST—HORSE, BUGGY AND ’ J from in front of 4 Sutter st.: dark bay horse, Tecently clipped, 15 t0'16 hands hizh, heavy build, weighs about 1150 Ibs: has scat above forward hoof, caused by barbed wire: three-Spring business bugzy, high lazy-back. Suitable reward if retirn | to Golden Gate Lumbér Company. 4 Sutter st. OST—A PASSBOGK WITH THE HIBERNIA 4 Savings and ) oan Society of ~an Francisco, | in the nume of MRS. ALICE J. COSGROVE, No. { 191.691. The finder will please return to bank. | J,O5T—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNT { A4 Savings and Loan Socicty of San.Francisco | y The the name of ELLEN NYHAN: No. 188,099, finder will please return (o banic FOUND. ] OUND—-COW, JUST CALVED. OWNE call 524 Indisha st., Potrero. FINANCIAL, DERSONS WHO WANT 4 TO 7 PER CE interes a vear on their money should con: W. ENTZ & CO.. 401 Califoruia st. NY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON your furniture, pianos or Teal estate: ‘lowes: Tate: call and gtato your proposition of write: open evenings. J. NOONAN. 1021 Mission st PHYSICIANS. DERADELUCIS PHYSIC University Turin, ltzly URGEON.ROY AT ucleus bldg,661 Markt RS. DR. PARLOW, CHIROPODIST. 126 Kearny, rm. 47, hrs. 11 (0 5; res: St. Nicholas. YEMOVED—DR. C. C. O'DONNELL 10 1206 Market st.: diseases of women a speciaity.. N I TYPEWRITERS. AND SUPPLIES. 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