The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 30, 1896, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1896. FEAST OF THE PASSOVER, First Day’s Service and Celebra- tion at the Bush-Street Temple. The Edifice Was Beautifully Decorated With Flowers and Appropriate Emblems. The first day of the feast of the Passover was celebrated by the Congregation Ohabai | Shalome in the Bush-street Temple by two | services yesterday. The morning service | ‘was most impressive, and the interior of | _ the edifice was beantifully decorated with | flowers and emblems symbolic of the de- | Jiverance of the Israelites out of bondage. | Dr. Fryer's sermon was most appropriate to the occasion, and an unusually attract- [ ive musical programme was rendered. The evening service, called the Sadr] night, was an innovation in this part of | the country, and was held in the large | Jecture-room of the temple. Tables were | spread with a feast of good tbi and the | school children of the temple partook of them while listening to stories of the Jew- | ish people in Egypt. A choir composed of | young people of the temple rendered selec- tions from appropriate musical composi- ’ tions during intermissions. | When the feast was aimost finished Dr. | Fryer read selections from the Scrintures, and after each verse the children re-} sponded in concert with & refrain pre- | viously committed to memo: | be arrangement of the lecture-room for e was most pleasing. The lec- ture platform wasa ma-s of flowers and the walls of the room were hung with gar- lands. The two tables were long enough to seat about fifty children each and were decorated with light-colored blossoms. | The ladies of the temple wai children and saw t al attended to. The cf re h delighted at the novelty of participati the service, and with their bright facesand pretty costumes formed a pleasing picture. The feast of the Passover is a feast of gladness and pleasure, although filled with solemnity when giving thanks to the Cre- ator for the blessings of liberty. It is these features that make the celebration so full of interest and give it an aspect that be appreciated by the children. is morning at 10 o'clock Dr. Fryer, g at T by special request, will preach a sermonin German. An excellent musical pro- gramme is prom‘sed that will be under | the direction of Cantor Meyerson. JONOUIN'S STAGE DEBUT, It Was Made Just a Quarter of a | Century Ago at Dietz’s Opera-House. | country. The Occasion Was a Benefit Tendered,? to the Veteran Editor, Calvin 13 B. MacDonald. OAKLAND, CaL., March 29.—Calvin B. | MacDonald has written an article in his | paper this week that tells of Joaquin Mil- ler's debut on the stage. It is exactly a | quarter of a century since the hermit | poet of Fruitvale appeared at Dietz's | Opera-house. | ““Oaklund was then, in 1871, only a large | village,” says Mr. MacDonald, “*but it con- tained some people of large intellectual | stature and considerable financial conse- | quence—Durant, Felton, Tompkins, Ross | Browne, the Le Contes, Shattuck, Pardee, Morse, Ur. Hamilton, Walsworth, Mrs. M. K. Blake, and others of much note. | Although there were only sight or ten thousand inhabitants when, through the personal influence of Mrs. Blake, I was riven & complimentary benefit at Brayton 1all, now 1ietz's Opera-house, there was an audience of 1100, each with half a dollar and not one deadbead. Mrs. Blake, the manager, made all the clergymen, profes- | sors aud newspaper men come down with the aust, and I mysel, the beneticiary, had | to pay half a dollar to getin. Nextday I | was rich 8s a Jew, with nearly $500. That incident was reported in the st, and opened to me the most eminent situation | in the Middie West. That was what the | powerfuliy executive Mrs. Blake did for me, and 1t was by no means the last of her | good wor “That was the occasion cof Joaquin | Miller's first appearanceon the stage. He | was our star periormer, and a_y liter- ary lion with an unbounded popularity whom the rich ladies used to come in their carriages and take away to dinner and to | hear his poems. Mr. Miller deserved all | the friendly attentions and admiration he | obtained in the then town of Oakland @nd afterward in the great world's capital, Londen. He is one of the true American | poets who, as such, will survive. i hope | he may long continue to illuminate the romantic eminence where be has made | his home; where indue time he may be | honorably cremated and have bis ashes | inurned in democratic terra cotta and planted in full view of the shininz gate that opens out to the great South Sea.” cimat s S MAEES A RECORD. Edgren Succeeds in Throwing the Ham- mer One Foot Further Than His Previous Be: ? Effort. OAKLAND, Carn., March 29.—Robert | Edgren, the champion bammer thrower of tbe U. C. team, has made a new record for himself and is now confident thai he is good for the world’s record. Yesterday while at practice he put the hammer i43feet. The distance was care- fully measured and he is much elated over his success. In talking of the matter to- night he said: “I go East in about six weeks, when I expect to brezk my own record in the hammer throw. I get the swing every once in a while that makes the hammer fly.” # Only a short time ago he threw the ham- mer 147 feet, but he now declares that he will make thata small affair in the near future. Edgren is au artist of considerable ability and is studying in the art school in Ban Frauncisco. —— A Bicycle Parade. ALAMEDA, Cav., March A big bi- cycle parate is to be given in this city early in May under the direction of the Alameda cyclers. Captain V. A. Dodd is making the arrangements. Alameda has the best streets in California jor bicycling, and it is believed that there are no better in the world, but heretofore there has been no public: demonstration on the part of the bicyclists in recognition of that fact. It is expected that all the bicycle clubs of San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Sac- | ramento, Stockton and other cities will send large delegations, and there are hun- dreds of bicyclists in Alameda who will take part in the parade. Alameda will this year have the finish of the relay races. Coming into this eity from the San Leandro road at High street the cyclers will go down Central avenue and finish at a point near Morton street. S A Ay Just for Fun. ALAMEDA, CAL., March 29. —C. H.| Wilson, colored, who was charged with | the theft of a watch and chain from Emma Moore, also colored, of 2017 San Antonio avenue, was found guilty vesterday after- noon by Justice Morris and sentenced to serve in the county jail for thirty days. He admitted having taken the watch, but declared it was for the purpose of getting # joke on the owner and not with any in- tent to steal. The Justice seemed to be unappreciative of jokes of this kind and ANNUAL MEE | B2 aohoal | meeting of stockhoiders of 80 imposed the sentence as stated. | dress C. SAN FRANCISCO *‘CALL.” BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CALL— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every nignt in the yes BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o’clock, 718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth aud Mission streets, open antil 8 o'clock. 2518 Mission street, open untll 9 o’clock. nth street. open until 9:30 o'clock. ur MEETINGS. OCCTD! » o'clock. W. M. NUIICE ; SOLOMON’S LODGE NO. Steiner sts.—Called meeting THIS (MON- DAY EVENTNG ot 7730 o'clock for third KY BAEHR, Secretary. L LODGE No. 22, F. March 30, at By order of —THE REGULAR the the oflice of the cumpany, Market st., San Francisco, Cal, on MONDAY, the 30th day of purpose of electing board of directors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such ‘Iransfer-books will close on Friday, March 20, 1896, at 12 o'clock . 260, F, and A. M.. corner Geary and acgree. By order of the master, Called meeting for TH1S DELGER, Secretary. Western Suger Refining Company will be held at Mareh, 1896, ai_the hour of 12’ o'clock 3., for the other business a3 may come before the meeting. ROBERT O SPECIAL NOTICEs. BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4; collections made, city or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Monigy st.,'room 6. Tel. 5580. = VINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS scrubbed: reasonable rates: payment for camages rupranteed. C. ROSS1& CO.. 242 Satter. D NOTICES. OF THE Board of Directors of the_ California Wine Assoctation, dividend No. 2, of $1 25 per share, was | declared payabie on and after March 31: books of transter close Thursday, March 26, 1896. H. VAN BEKGEN, Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. MDDLE-AGED, WELL EDUCATED GEN- tlemen (Germen) desires clerical position or one of trust: is good accountant and penman. C., box 185, Call. PFLP WANTED—Continned. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: ‘Winchester Houze. 44 Third st., near Market; 200 rooms; 25c¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 L0 1o $6 per week: free bus to and trom the ferrv. M IDDLE- AGED. SOBER. HONEST MAN wishes situation as butler in good private fam- ily: good references. Ad.J. M., box 23, thisoftice. 7OUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION AS driver of delivery wagon: well acquainted with city: good references; steady and reliable. Ad- dress Driver, box 101, Call. AKER — FOREMAN, GERMAN, FIRST class on bread or cakes, wishes situation; city or country. 171 Clara st.. near Fifth. JAWEENCE PATTERY ~HOUSH-DREnS Jentt'ng school. 1231 Market st..net. Kth and $th. WA TED. AKER, SMALL DAT- Ty, 820: Swiss milker. $20; 2 Japanese wood- choppers, $1 50 a cord: elevaor-boy, $4 a week; French stableman, $25: cooks. waiters. country botel, £30 and found. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento {XPERIENCED BLACKSMUH, STEADY and industrious young man, wants a_situation in city; is also a fist-class driver. Apply 1318 Turk st. TANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, SET OF books to keep Or extra work evenings. Ad- dress B. F . box 114. Call Office. AUNDRYMAN—MAN WITH SOME EX- perience wishes to improve washing; small wagesAddress C. P., box 9, Call Office. VEAT YOUNG WAITER, ARM WOKK, FUK institution, country, $30: pot washer, $25. C. R. HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. KCOND COOK, $70; PASTRY COOK AND baker, $60; head laundryman. $50 to $60; all for country hotels; engineer and machinist and electrician for country_institution, $60; 10 team- sters. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. NEAT BELLBOYS; $15. C. R. HANSEN & €0.,110 Geary st. ELTABLE STEADY MIDDLE-AGED GER- man wishes a situation s coschman Or gar- dener; city or country; generally useful about place; good references. ‘Address 34 Hubbard ., room 17. ARRIED MAN, GRRMAN, WITH MANY years experience in brewery business, wants sicuation; is first-ciass man: bas no bad hablis. F. M., 2000 McAllister st., room 1. ESPECTABLE GERMAN, HANDY WITH tools, wants any kind of work in hotel or res- iaurant, wages $26 10 $30 a month. Address D, | HOPPE, 519 Frederick st. TTUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED man to make himself useful round a place: fully understands care of horses; gvod milker and garden work: good reference. Address F. L., box 110, Call O ITUATION WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS tile, mantel and grate setter wants work. Ad- dress T. 8., box 137, Cail Office. PANTRYMANAND MAKE SALAD, $256 AND found; waiter and make beds, $20; vegetable gardener, $15; woodchopper: tiemakers. R. T, WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Ciay st. 6() JLEN CAN OBTAIN WORK FROM $1510 £75 per month and found, Monday. March 30, from 7:30 A. M. at MURRAY & READY’S, Lead- ing Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. _BUSINFSS CHANCES. BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. 6 BAILROAD TEAMSTERS: 5 LABORERS fora ranch: 5 farmer. orchard and vineyard hands, #15 10 '$25: 5 woodchoppers, 75 cents a cord; choreboy, blacksmith for s ranch; 3 Wire nail operators, $2 50 a day. MURRAY & READY. 634 and 636 Clay st. V EGETABLE GARDENER:; CHARCOAL burner: farmer and wife; sign painter. MUR- RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Ciay st. 4 SOOKS, 825, §50 AND §76: 3 WAITERS, 8265 and $30; 2 dishwashers, 815 to $20; 2 iron- ers. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employ- ment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. JITUATION WANTED BY A GOOD CAR- penter as carpenter or anvthing else; steady job preferred. Address D. P., 1050 Howard st. JO SALARY—MIDDLE-AGED MAN, WHO is hard of hearing, wants position in a hot spring, where he can have the use of spring and board and lodging: is a good waiter and carpenter and can do any other kind of work. Address G. SITUAY IO S WANITED-FEMALE. TRST-CLASS HELP caliing, addressing or 328 Sutter st. ECURE 4of all nationalities by telephoning MISS CU. OMPET MAN WOMAN WITH A child_d. good cook; country. MISS CULLE . 323 Sutter st. RY TWO SWEDISH GII 111, Antonio, oft Jones, near JWEDISH EMPLOYMENT BUREAU; FIRST- 2D class girls swaiting situations. 315 Sutter st. INT ENGLISH COOK, CAN DO nchor American style: will worl -, or_as housekceper i 1anch: is a nice laund) Call 749 Howard st.; moderate | wages. FIRST-CLaS: LISH COOK: UNDER- Il kinds of French and American cook- Address CHILD'S RSE vishes situation; able to take entire charge; 2004 references. Call or address 243014 Sacra- mento st. Y: GIRL LATELY FROM IRELAND, s situation doing lizht housework, : zood home morean object E. B., box 73, BY COMFP n cut and fit and do ali kinds would assist in other wor<. Please 19 Devisadero, present_empioyer OUNG GIRL WANTS SITCATION 30 DO can do plain cooking. Call or ad- Fremont st. SITUATION BY A PROTESTANT : general housework; :o go in the Address 206 Fift T family sewin; cai lor ad: ) Wis H., box 114, Call Office. k' G STEADY GERMAN man wishes a situation; understands the care of horses. carriages; can miik. Apply P. WIEBE, care of Golden West Hotel, Sun Francisco. Y OUNG, GERMAN WANTS 4 GOOD_ POST tion of any kind: good worker. H. T.PE. NER, Golden West Hotel. stands handling and care of horses. Call Office. G. B., box 96, ‘W ANTED-BUTTER-MAKER FOR PRIVATE dalry. must run separator, $30 and found: ranch blacksmith. $35 to $40 and found, steady 10b by the year: also farmbands, milkers, cooks, waiters and dishwashers, W.D. EWER & CVO., 626 Clay st. W ANTED-A STEADY MAN WHO CAN write a plain hand to_assist in store; will :‘::‘:’;::ndy po:dllgn at ls‘;ig per month with a ase; must have h. 1 2,765 Market st. ety ICE, FROM 16 TO 20 YEARS OF age: good chauce to learn candy trade. 706 alencia s MEN TO COMPLETE PARTY GOING TO Alaska gold fields: $150 capital required. au N E corner Eighth and Market. ] TANDS NURSERY private gardener. Flimore and 1 Particuls can take care of Dorses, eic. Address, G. 74, Call Office OACHMAN — YOU ASTERN MAN / wishes situation in gentleman's place: thor- oughly understands his business: years of New York City references. Address Coachman, 12 Sac- ramento st., S. F. NOACHMAN, ENGLISH, THOROUGHLY UN: _ derstands his business: also garden and cows; first-class Eastern and Californ:a ref dress T. 1 tools: wife is & g00d COOK. 122, Call Oftice. OACHMAN AND GARDENEE, YOU ) man, wishes sitnation in gentleman’s place; | thoroughly understands his business; has firsi-class | references. Please address C. G., box 48, Call. HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE | WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address in the 'L'nll;d tates or Canada one year for $1 50, post- | age fre { BY A GERMAN GIRL general housework. Ad- NDRY GIRL tion as ironer; good references. 2 Kighth st. TERMAN WOMAN WANTS A PLACE IN X German family to take careof children; city or countr: 1 Sievenson st. TERMAN WOMAN WANTS ¥ X inz by the day. ft Broadway. NT WOMAN NTS WORK BY washing, ironing or housecleaning, N, 35315 Minna, rear, near Fifth. RL SITUATION light housework in- small family. Please cail ORK, WASH- 14 Bridge place, near Hyde 14 WOMAN, WAN WORK BY washing or housecleaning; $1 a day 717 Howard WILLING the day car fare. and JolDERLy WOMAN WISHES TO TAKE 4 care of child or lighthousework ; city or country . 619 A S A SITU- Address or call 1122 Jackson st. RESSMAKER—GOOD FITTER, WISHES engagements in familics: $4 & week or 75 cents aday. Address S.. box 137, Call Office. "A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS & tion for housework. Call at 967 Mission IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WOULD LIKE A position as housekeeper in a small family or coun:ry. 2 riin st., flat 6. 1OMPETENT GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO do upstairs work and wait on table. Call or ( address 118 Ninth st. ATTEND or address JUNG WIDOW W POSITION AS housekeepe: -, box 150, Call. A ATION TO ‘all 924 Natoma st. \" IDOW OF 30, GOOD CHARAUTER,WIX position as working honsekeeper or any posi- on where a capable, intelligent person isrequired; references. Cail 122 Turk “v,\.\ TED_PLACE FOR MAN AND WIFK; 'Em(.i D BOY WANTED FOR TAILOR ) cxperienced creamery man; firs: class butte: shop. 527 Natoma st. and cheese maker; to ran & creamery or make | o e e butter and cheese in cheese fa wife a good e RRAND BOY. 641 STEVEN- cook. Call or nddress J. K Conimertialiguily F o s BORES T o Lo L n e LT s W ANTED—A GOOD CANVASSER FOR OAK- land. 120814 Market st., Oakland. ]' "DISHES 10c well cooked. Kearny st. NEAT AND CLEAN AND New Idea Restaurant, 639 IS"'E”E’fi SHOP RUNNING 3 CHAIRS FOR sale cheap, on account of departure. 81 l-‘ou}‘lh st. g 5 & 7OUNG MAN DESIRING TO PLACE FROM $1000 t0 $10,000 in new company for the pur- pose of manufacturing a patent in Canada should apply to Merchants, care 0 box 918, Montreal, Canada; references required and given. PERSONALS. light, I give for 26c, including waving and ameling: switches for 75¢ and $1; polite tre ER, 111 Stockton st. DITH—MEET ME AT SAHLEIN'S, 138 tlest Easter bonnets and hats in town. GEORGE. M iathoss and carache. Sold at 053 Market st. DVIUe FEEE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPE- Iaw sults, claims, collections, wills, deads, etc., at- tended to, G.W. HOWE, atty-at-law, 850 Marki books bought for cash. _X., box 75, Cail Office. MDDLE-AGED MAN, PROPRIETOR OF matrimony. Address J. W. W., box 104, Call. HAAKE Is displaying an elegant assortment of trimmed hats st greatly reduced prices. 121 ERBAL BLOOD PUKIFIEK: Uoke FUR asthma, rheumatism, etc. At 1207 Market T HE ECONOMY " MILLINERY. RED FRONT. 40, 46 Six:h; children’s school hats be.: dyed, NNULMENT OF MARRIAGE AND DI vorce: legal everywhere. P. 0. box 2263 S. F. at 210 Steiner s others are agents. Baker Enamel and Manufacturing Company. Hoor. Leavenworth G OUTDOOR STEREOPTICON SHOW EVE- vertisements in living light; promoters of busi- ness. Consult OWL ADV. CO., 1140 Market st. tel. Black 141, HILL, 22 Geary st., 1. $9. ADIES HAIR COLORING GUARANTEED: $lup. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, 928 Market st. JOR EINE POULTRY aN1 GAME GO TOA ARTINGTON'S SCHOOL, OF MAGAZINE and Newspaper Illutration: day and evening Partington, K.L. Partington, Particulars 424 Pine st (VHEAPEST ANI Co-operative Paver-hanging Company, 635 McAlllster st. l\ounu'm P-TO-DATE COIFFURES, A WOMAN'S DE. ment and the best servige in the city. G.LEDER- Kearny st., to-morrow. They bLave the pret- ES. COOPER'S BAR MEDICINE CURES A Ghity private: no charee unless successtal; ail ALIFORNIA SAVING AND LOAN SOCTETY fair going business. wishes companion; object JPI 1AL EAS ER OPENING—MISS ALICE Post st.. room 46, over O Connor. Moffat & (o, st., room 2. pressed 25c; hats trimmed 25¢; feathers curied be. JINAMELED LETTERS ARE MADE ONLY $lis ROOM: CARPETS CLEANED ON THE ry night cor. Market and Sixth sts.; artltic ad- 1000 CARDS, $160; SHOW CARDS, 15 superfluous hair removea: bangs and switches STRASSER, 78 and 79 Center Market. classes: instructors, J. H. E. Partington, Gertrude ND BEST; GET OUR FIGURES for paper-hanging and painting. 8 CAL/A ASTHMATIC PAPER; 3 instant relief. For sale by all drugglsts or Cen- tral Pharmacy, SW. cor. Grant_ave. and Sutterst. T LECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM—WIN. chester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 Tooms, 26c to $1 50 per night: 81 60 10 $6per week: free bus 1o and from the ferry. AL ADVANCES ON DIAMONDS, JEW- lowest rates. 948 Market st. E3 AND SUITS RETAILED AT . 20 Sensome st.. Upstairs LD GOLD, SILVER, GENTS” AND LADIES clothing bough: COLMAN, 41 Third st. 0 HOTEL AND BAR; INCLUDES $3000. Daitines in prosnerous town 20 miles from city, vear railrond depot: considered finest family and summer resort; rost desirable class guests: 18 rooms, bar, dining-rooms, pariors, bowl- ing alley, gardenand promenade kfounds cover: ing 2 acres; clears $500 to #600 monthly during average seasons: bar trade good year ronnd: low ground rent; one possessiug average ability may here acquire fortune within few years: jullest investigation offered. M. LESS CO., 78315 Mar- ket, nr. Fourth. $1000 ELEGANT SALOON, NORTH « Market, vicinity of Baldwin; 6 private rooms; bar well fitted up; good stock ‘with best class costomers: worth double; proof. M. LESS CO., 78313 Market. FOR RENT OR SALE-A BLACKSMITH AND general jobbing shop, Wwith tools and every. thing complete: also dwelling-house, barn, wind- mill, etc., standing on about oue acre of land cov- with assorted fruit-trees; the shop has been 1iin for over thirty years: place located in center ot {he healthiest town in California; terms easy. *For urther particulars inquire of ALEXANDER WATSON, Gilroy, Cal. $1650, BLACKSMITHING, HORSESHOE: . ing business; clears over $100 per ncludes lot, shop, tools, stock; owner go- Owner, box 4, Call Office, Oakland. LUMBING BUSINESS FOR SALG; CHEAP. Inquire L. HASS & CO., Adelme statlon, Berke ev. &105(), BESTAURANT ANDBAR ACHOSS « the ba; 6 private rooms: fine fix- tlires; large stock; daily receipts §45 to $30; proot; sickness cause. M. LESS & CO., 78334 Market. $G00, LORNER FAMILY LIQTORSTORE, JUU. saloon and “cisar-stand combined: in cholce portion Western Addition: 4 living-rooms large stock; cheap rent. M. LESS CO., 783% K AND NOTION STORE; STOCK AND nxtores, 3026 Sixteenth st., bet. Mission and Valencia. TORE TO RENT IN ST. HELENA: 26x75; shelving complete ior drugstore: good loca- tion. Apply to GEO. W. FEE, St. Helena, SHUOESTORE—EST. 14 YEARS; FINE BUSL ness: full set tools: machinery: reason for sell- ing, death of owner. 1176 v st., Potrero, Marke st 0 BAKBeR -SHOP: FIRST-CLASS: BLUOU. Viciniey Batdwin: & chairs; best custom; g.eat offer. M.LESS & CO., 783%3 Mar- Ket. or. Fourch, S5O0 o= cropEny AND BAR: D LUV, Western addition: value of “stock $1000: receipts $1200 per month: good horse and wagon: large route: big bar trade; established 10 ears; owner retiring. M. LESS'& CO. 783% arket si., near Fourth. $2000. COFNER GROCERY AND BAR; + best part Western Addition; fine fix- tures. handsome bar; near'y full value'in stock alone:; monthly receipts from $80U to $1000; best cluss custom; must be seen to be appreciated. M. LESS & CO., 78314 Market st., near Fourth. GN’EW‘A\ AY: FINE RESTAURANT; GOOD mnc\:u!ln!!!: on account of departure. Apply this [3VICHERS; %550; T WANT TO LEAVE FOR Alaska by Aprit 15; best cash business in the city. Address G. Ry, box 72, Call Office. AND &\550 BUYS THE BEST COF oyster parior in city; owner must leave in three days. Address A., box 18, Call Office. IGAR-STORE 00D LOCATION: MUST sell on account of other business. I 3 gl ss. Inquire 38 OALYARD FOR SALE; HORSES, WAGONS, etc.; good trade: house rent free; long lease: 1o agents. Apply at this office. PO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE A BUSINESS of any kind see STRAND & CO., 45 Third st. G99P BEANCH BAKERY FORSALE. 200713 Fillmore st, &300 WANTED TO-DAY—PARTNER IN « commission business; will clear $75 per month each. See STRAND & CO., 45 Third. 8120(). FARTSER WANTED IN FIRST- » class business: established 16 years; clears $300 per month. STRAND & CO., 45 Third. 45(). SOENER HOUSE; " ROOMS: OV, clears $50 per month. STRAND, 45 Thira st. $75(), CORNER BAKERY, GOOD HORSE OU. und wagon; bakes 234 barrels per day; full value, STRAND'& CO., 45 Third st. $250 CORNER_SALOON; PAYS WELL: . bargaln. STRAND & CO., OTICE — TO SELL__ Y promptly for cash. HEALY & CO..} ALOON AND ROARDING-HOUSE Fi cheap. 547 Howard OBSALR INGLE EXPRESS RIG_AND STAND cheap: good chance ; must sell. 626 Fourth st. RANCH BAKERY; FINE TRADE AN cation. Appiy Call Office. bl BEANCH BAKERY, NOTIONS, DAIRY PRO- duce, etc.; doing a g0od business: can be made to pay well; for sale cheap. Inquire at 110 Sixth, MAN RETIRI FROM BUSINESS wants to dispose of his first-class saloon. Ad- dress M. R., box 131, Call Office. $400 OLD ESTABLISHED RETAIL « business Market st., doing business $11,000 & year; more than price in stock; good rea son for seliing. A. B., box 46, Call Office. $250, FARTNER WANTED_AI CASH 20U, business, clearing to each $75 per mionth; no night or Sunday work: must devote 8 hours éach day to business. HEALY, 23 Kearny . I COFE LU AND 1C 85100 . cream parlors: vicinity of the Park; owns building; no rent: great bargain: on account of sickness. Apply HEALY & CO., 23 Kearny st. -UP LIQUOR SALOON farket and Geary ; bu: of $20 per day; make offer. HEALY & CO.. 23 Kearny st. EK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS_THM WEEKLY CALL. in wranpe: in SES, 32 UP; LAWNS, $1 U pers, 35¢ and up. 50534 Natoma st., bet. Sixth and Seventh. ERFECT-FITITNG AND ST) LISH SUITS made at short notice. MRS. MARY LYNN, room 35, 22 and 24 Geary st. TYLISH SUITS $350 UP: FIKST-CLASS 2 fit; French tailor system taught. 839 Gieary st. | LADY WANTS HONEST MAN As partner in smoked meat, butter, ezgs, fish and delicatessen business, with capital of $125: corner store: cash trade: -class location; clears $50 month and board to each. Ad. P.. box 103, C: JEAMEN FOR_AUSTRALIA. ALAS » Honolulu. 10 Steuart st., upstairs. ARBER-CHAIRS, SECOND HAND, $10 TO 815: send for list: 10 per cent discount on all s for a short time only. DECKELMAN BROS., Barber-supply House, 106 Ellis st. JOLICITOR FOR THE CALEDO N DY 2 ing and Cleaning Work. 2230 Adeline Oakland, FEMALE HELP WANTED, | e | F ANTED_[RISH OR SCOTCH COOK, PLAIN wash, a short distance, 830: 2 French and | erman second girls, %20 and $25 | andinavian girl for cooking and hotsew cooks, restaurant and boarding-house, $25, {3 wairesses, restaurants and hotel, and girls for cookiu: snd housework in city an country. J. . CROSETT CO., 312 Sutter st. REFINED WOMAN WITH A CHILD OR two, chamberwork, lodging-house, $30 per | month and room; no board. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. (GEmia T Berkeley, $: bermaid and’ seam ~utter st. RL OR WOMAN, HOUSEWORK, | erman governess, $25: cham: ess, $26. MISS CULLEX GIRL AND SEW, | best work at half of store charges. 1ING GOODS MEN y_between 9 and 11 A. M. Sunday. H. SUMMERFIELD & CO., 924 Market st. -CLASS MEN'S AND BOYS' n. Appl- between 9 and 11 MMERFIELD & CO., 924 A M, S Market R’J 5 YOUR WATCH ORCLOCK TO DEUSS, expert watchmaker. 126 Kearny st., room 14 % MISSION—WANTED, MBN ) sunuy farnished rooms; $1 a week. Al 317, 328 M clerks and laborers to call they do their just dues: no charge unless suc- Superior and Justice Courcs, TO FRENCH coo 3 cook, city, $30, 3 in fal 323 Sutter st. ERMAN SECOND GIRL, $25: COOK. #35 T nurse, $25: housework girl, Yolo County, $2: Oakland, 8: £25; aud other town: $15: housework gzirls, city, $20 and $25: 8 girls, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULL Sutter st. ‘ TANTED-GERMAN COO German nurse and second work, $ nurse, $20; French maid and sesmstress, 82 waitresses, restaurant, $5 week and $15 mont girl for Redwood City, $20; girls for_housework and assist, $20 and $15. LELON ANDRE, 316 | Sto s (. IRL FOR DOW ' cooking, § rily. : 2 nursegirls, MRS. HIRD, ; D GIRL FOR | 5 and $20: cook for & ranch, French cook. private family, F40: laundress and waitress, $! 20 good hous»work girls for and couritry, $30, »25,§20 and $15. Apply MISS PLUNK 42% Sulter st. W TRY HOTEL, $18; WO | $15. fare paid: 50 women | and girls, city and country. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. Gl FOR X no washing, $1 work, help sewin San Mateo. 2 in Antonia assist in 1 rl for hous 3 ork, Ly, $1 nursegirl, 815 LADY WOULD LIKE POSI- m panion to old lady or in linen-room . PALO ALTO, $1 3 girl, lignt work, §15: first | B | oft Jones, near Eilis. | == 2 — | | rman cook W girls, $20 to $256. MM posit OGIRLS CHAMB plain Ame botel, §1 letters ook, § i1 1 ER) v | (JIRL FOR HO MAN | do general 10 objection to coun- cooking; with Jewish family preferred. 2«12; Pwenty-sixth near Mission. California s UATION WA young woman T, WILLING Iy r housework: wages $15. st Call or address (Monday) 916 Howard st N IDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WANTS situation for general housework in small fam- re Prescoit House, 933 Kearny st. “r',;. TED—GIRI, TO ASSIST HOUSEWORK 2ud take care 2 children. Call 2307 Scott st., 10 t0 12 o'clock. W ANTED-NEATGERMAN GIRL eral housework and assist 11004 Golden Gate ave. R with caildren. i1 IN he fast sailing clipper schooner erland, built in 1889, will sail from S for Cooks Inlet direct on April 15, weather permit- 1ng, taking a imited number of passengers. For further particulars apply o FEED HOLMIS, Shipbroker and Agent, 508 Battery st. ] U3 EMPLOY- 1ment secretary, CONRA D TROELL. 657 Clay. FROM $1 b OS L. OST-SEALSKIN BAG, BET. HAIGHT ST. and CIiff House; liberal reward. 528 Twenty- seventh st. OST—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA L4 Savings and, Loan Society of San_ Francisco, in the name of MARI ANDERSON; No. 130,026, ‘The finder will please return to bank. STOLEN—ROAN HORSE AND . 16,610. Reward if delivered to s 327 Ivy av “OST — BRINDL Return T,OST-THURSDAY, AN ENGLI 4 Finder please return to S| Green sts. and recetve reward. OST OR STOLEN—8 GEESE. RETURN TO A. CASWELL, Eighteenth ave., South San ranclsc rd DOG, cor. Scott and CLAI&Vi'¥ ANTS. A BARE OPPORTUNITY to consul: the great clairvoyant, PROFESSOR F. EUGENE, For 59c and 1. For 50c and $1. Knowledge is Power. Remain not in darkness and ignorance, but seek the light of wisdom and learn what the future holds for you. He i3 ever ready to assist .he troubled and unfor:-unate, and_always meets with success. All are plaased with his readings. PRO- FESSOR F. EUI 1728 Market st. OF. ZANZIC, THE WHITE MAHATMA pulmist and clairvoyant medium, 315 Klliss-., it and future events with utmost P tells past, pres truth; siet ARBERS_FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC: rezary Barbers' Asso., 525 Grant ave. S. FUCHS. T ARR, ASSOCIATION OF CAL EMPLOY- ment. Sec’y, P. C. Hamaun, 23815 O Farrell BEST MEAL ON EARTH; WELL COOKE 5()° AND L AND 50c AND #1. . PROFESSOR LEON, 633 POST ST., Hae astonished multitudes by nis wonderful pow- ers, warns you 0f coming dangers, averts troubles, guiaes you atight in all affairs of life: marriage. love, law. speculation, etc.: business confidential; letters with stamps answer:d: hours 9 10 8. . 7 4th—Single furnished rooms, night 15¢ 2ek 31 to $2 50; clean, quiet readin; : ttention 1o morning calis; RATTOS LAW AND COLL U Prompt collections; references. W 4 and 10 50c; w strictest MUE CARD- RE 1 future: ladies Hlc, rvoyant, sittings $1 50. NA READS YOUR_LIFE mes given: 25¢ up. 0 5 Fourth, TPLACEIN CITY FOR shoes: great reduction on account of other busi- ness. 129 Sixth st. “AA “D—TO COL! laborers and clerks. K 110 Sut T WAGES DUE X Collection Agency, W E AKE SHOE DOCTORS; WE REFATR your old shoes and make them as goot as new, and with our new machines we can do vour work at one-half the usual price; done while you wait. 2 Mission st., between First and Second sts. SE, 321 ELLIS ST.; ROOMS 10 84 week: op ON clairvoyant, 1031 Market st. M E- ARNDT, BEST FORTUNE TELLER TN VL the world: 50c and £1, shows you the pictureof your future husband or wife. 4 Twelfth, cor.Market M ME. SY 3 G<SFUL AUNT MARY. 50c ana $1. PALMIST and succeed. | $350. e %35 RESTAURANT AND COFFEE S DOV, 1oon; business $25 per day Palace Hotel; call to-day. HEALY. 23 175 SALOON ON THIR) 3 L. rooms. Apply STENBERG & CO. Market st. 16 RESTAURANT AND OVSTER- ifi 1600. house: _first-ciags ruuning order; daily receipts $65 to 870: full investigation solicit- ed; will exchange for good city real estate. STEN- BERG & CO., 632 Market st. % =4 RESTAURANT IN HEART OF DU, cicy: business speaks for itseit; well woith $500; soid at sacrifice account of death. STENBERG, 632 Market st. 35(), PARTNER: {IP; GOOD PAYING DU, business; no experience required; clears 10 each $20 to $25 weekly; trial. 307 O'Farrell st. HICKEN RANCH FOR SALE: CHEAP Tent; 1000 laying hens: 300 young chiczens; horse and_wagon ss; cow and tools. In- quire W. E. ARNDT, 529 Sixth st. PHOTOGRA LLERY TO LE month; second floor; 18x65. G. Petaluma. §25(), A PARGAIN-OYSTER AND CHO 20V, house; worth $500: owner going to Alaska next monih. Apoly this ofiice. qx‘2"0 FIRST-CLASS SALOON 20V, mustbe sold this week: East. BILLY SHANNON, 209 Elis st. VOKNER GROCERY AND BAR; CHEAP; owner going away. 321 Twenty-fourth st. NE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST-PAYING coffee saloons, connected with a bakery and confectionery, centraliy located, on one of the main thoroughtares of this city, is_for sale at a reasona- blc price on account of the proprietor’s withdrawal from busines: Inquire during offi hours at the law oflice of FRANK SCHILLING, 508 Califor nia st. $12 PER C. YOUNG, CHEAP: owner going 2000 = srauEnA e Z . class running order: onme delivery wason: daily receipts $35 to $40; mostly cash counter trade: triul allowed parties meaning busi- ness. STENBERG & CO., 832 Market st. VW ASTED—PARTNER INLUNCH-COUNTER and coftee saloon; daily receipts $27 to $35: guaranteed to clear good wages; rare chance; $300 required. STENBERG & CO., 632 Marke st. AYING BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY; splendid location. Address Business, box 3, thig office. K175, BRAYCHBAK {O. rent $15; 3 rooms. _Apply Call_Offic JALOON FOR SALE; LOW RENT; LONG lease. Apply at Anchor Brewery, 1431 Pacific. NOLD ESTABLISHED BUTCHER BUSI- 'Y AND NOTIONS; K100, BUSINESS TAUGHT: E ness in one of the principal markets in this 3 . paid; after, $3 day. STANLE City; owner desires to leave the city owing to il Third st. health. Address H. H., box 71, Call Office. &975 CIGARS, —NOTIO 00D PAYING SODA AND BOTTLE.BEER DL . same hands 2 years; bargain. business for sale in St. Helena. Apply 404 Mo- LEY. 213 Third st. Allister st. $1800, FANILY HOTEL: 40 ROOMS: AL- P « ways full; bargain. STANLEY, 2134 'l'hll’dj[. VANDY, ICE_CREAN "good trade. STANLEY, 2115 Third st. $1000 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR, b « with living-roo 200d_bar trade: cash custom; low rent: rare chance. Inquire 533 FINE_ LOCATION; ALF INTEREST IN 50-ROOM LODGING- house and cigar store. E. B.. box b, this ottice. LASS SALOON IN WESTERN AD- 200d trade from hall upstairs; low rent. Apply to DONNELLY & BRANNAN, 1071 Mis sion st., cor. Seventh. OTEL, WITH BAR AND 34 ROOMS; ALL occupled; north of Market st.; run by present owner 10 years; everything in good condition; is cheap: for sale on account of departure from busi ness. Apply at 400 Bay st., cor. Mason, S. F. PLENDID B! § S OPPORTUNITY _FOR alive man: grocery and bar for sale, chdlly: 8 living-rooms: rent only $20: good reasons. APpIY SCULLY & SON, 420 Sacramento st. APER ROUTE FOR SALE, TELEGRAPL Hill district, covers 18 blocks; can be bought cheap, and cbances for increase are very good Apply this oftice. principals only. California st., Phenix bar. %325 CIGAK-STORE AND BARBER- D)L, shop on Market st.: must be sold: at a great bargain. JOHNSTON, 2614 Kearny st $17— RESTAURANT AND OYSTER-SA- . loon: best location in the city: every- thing new : good trade: low rent; a sure bargain. JOHNSTON & CO., 261 Kearny st. $f— FISH STORE WITH ROUTE OF 250 D 1DU. customers: horse and wagon; clearing $75 monthly. JOHNSTON & CO., 2615 Kearny. &70 CORNEK GROCERY AND BAR; <o « very central: 2 living-rooms: present owner 9 years. JOHNSTON, 2615 Kearny st. 3‘3: SALOON: BEST BLOCK MARKET ST POV, worth great bargain: don't miss this B. TT & SKIFF, 921 Market st. $150 BRANCH BAKERY, CANDY AND « notion store; 4 finely furnished rooms; Al Jocation; rents $14: receipts $3 10 35 day. Ap- ply BARRE S 921 Market st. LODGING-HOUSKS FOR SALE. A, M- S8PECK & C0,, 603 MARKET STREI 16 rooms, cho'ce location. 20 roomws, very finest corner, ni 37 rooms, corner, well furnished 72 rooms, immense bargain, all re SW FLAT- P REN DE_OF BARR Market st. 3 A GREAT SACRIFICE: HOME H300. fuxery: cheap a: $500; doing basiness of $15 day : prooigiven: cholce location: rent only $17: trial. BARRETT & SKIFF, 9.1 Market st. &500. SALo0 ESTABLISHED THE DOV, 1ast 10 years; near Pine and Kearny sts.: doing £0od business: must be sacrificed : owner Erst. Inquire 533 California st., Phen:x bar. STR() 14 ROON L OUTSIDE AND BUDO0: ronison 0 o Tamrelr: oo clbpaniy farnished. 10W rent. Owner must leave the cit 65 rooms, clearing $200, only fter wanted. 60 rooms on Market st., ne 4200 20 rooms on Fourth st., onl. 600 16 rooms on Taylor s 750 45 rooms on Marke: st 2500 H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st., opposite Fifth. JICE LODGING-HOUSE: 12 ROOMS; AC- count departure. 221 Minna st. : all occupied; CHARLES COLTON, 906 Market st. i I—O BUYS HALF-INTEREST IN LIV- OUU. ery ana boarding stable in heart ot city; clears $300 per month. k THE GR CARD 1 clairvoyant In the world: seventh daugh Ler; hastead cards since 11 years of age; and mining, Jawsuits and marriage; ladies or gents TO FEED 1"l grocers keep it. W HAT Cifkiiic HOUSE, 529 SACRAM st.: 200 Tooms; best in the cit 20 and 25¢ a night, 81 W ANTED-N TO LEARN barber trade: only 8 weeks required; tools given and wages paid_for Saturdays and Sundays; catalogues. . . Barber School, 1615 Howard st. MEYS D-IAND _SHOES, SOME M nearly new $125. 562 Mission. ) 5, 86314 MARKET ST.— c. to 50c. night; $1 Lo $3 week. NG WOMAN ANXIOUS TO GET WORK the day; washiug, window - cleaning or cceping, at $125. Piease address Y. W., box 135, Call Office, JCANDINAVIAN YOUNG WOMAN, JUST arrive) from the East. wishes a pluce as child’s nurse: «paclally trained: references if requ red. 2133 Mission st. W ANTED-SITUATION T0 COOK 33D 05 keneral housework in small family, by neat, active, reliable woman: good reference: clty or CLOTHES | (390D TRONERS ON LADI . Seventh and X wanted. Sun Steam Laundr; M E akland. 1ST WITH CHILDREN; es $b. 1937 Lexington ave ON TICKETS. 20 SANSOME | GBsTos street. W ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERALHOUSE- L 761 Halght st. OUNG GIRL FOR LI HT HOUSEWORK; small family. Apply 12 to 2, 40 Seventh st. Address M. A., box 108, Call Office. I ABLE LADY WISHES POSITION thoroughly understands to take charge of bath at springs or cit; massage Lreatmen: £ood rubber; best of references. ~Address S., box YIRL FOR LIGHT IIOUSI':\V‘;RK; U month. Gentleman, box 18, this office. OUNG RN GIRL, FOR GENKRAL housework. Apply 3008 Clay, near Broderick. 87 VIRL WANTS PLACE TO ASSI-T IN X nousework; wages $10 to $12. L. K., box 22, Call Office. 1 per day and carfare. Ad- fHce. JIRL ASSIST 1IN HOUSEWORK. 30 CLIN- lf:r: Park, near Guerrero and Market. ALERERTICE GIRL ON CUSTOM COATS. W\ LIGHT HOUSEWORK; 527 Natoma st. 7 ¥ small family : wages, $10. 1230 Eddy st. G WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper. Call at 1020 Market 20, second floor. ANTED—GIRL; JINISHERS AND APPRENTICES ON CUS- tom coats. 419 Natomu s TAILORESS WANTED ON COATS. 8 GRANT ave,, room 12. '\ S 14-SOLING B0c: LADIES 40c; DONE M while You wait. 638 Market. opp. Palace Hotel. $1 TO $4 PER WEEK: 200 SUNNY B( large reading- WAST LAPORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- Jor, still runs Denver House, 217_Third st.: 150 iarge rooms; 25¢ per night: §1 (o $3 per week. INCHESTER HOU: 100 MEY 0 TAKE LODGING AT 105, Toe ‘and 20c a night, including coftee and rolls 624 Washington st., near Kearny. EST IN CIT —SINGLE ROGMS, 16, 20 AND 5 cents per night: 81, $1 25, 31 50 per week. Pacific House Commercial and_ieidesdor sts. W-i SD-MEN_TO GBT BOT 50c. 917 Market st., pariors 3 and 4. M 3E; DR THOMAS, NTIFIC REVEAL ¥ erby eges and cards; tells entire life, past, present, future; consultationson all affairs: noth- ing excepted; names given; good advice: sure help: restores lost love by sympathy; mistake im- possible: fee £1: letter $2. $29 Post st., nr. Larki SPIRITUALISM. S. DR. MIRANDAS, MEDIUM, 7 1206 Market st., Parlors 26 to 29. isfaction und success guaranteed in all mat- ters: consult thig wonderiul medium and be suc- cessful. Send lock of bair and $1 and you will learn something of your life and disease you never knew efore; ATERL Fox sisters annivers; Post st 50 cents. AXDIE SWAIN TELLS YOU HOW TO BE happy, though married; ladies only. 850 Mar- ket st. N ircle to-night, both sex« : JUST ARRIVED: voyant medium; readings: 10 A. M. t0 9 P M 128 Turk st. C TYPSY MEDIUM_SITTINGS DAILY {80 X days Included): 25c. 946 Mission: hours 10 109. WHITNEY, CLATRVOYANT m - «iftines 81, 218 Stockton s, cheap: flat of 4 sunoy rooms tolet; rent $10. Inquire 14:0 Broadway. am beer, 5¢; bottle wine, 5c. 609 Ciay st. SEEE BEER-TWO SCHOONERS FOR be; also & bottl eof lnger, Sc, at 637 Clay st. JINE CAKT, SUITABLE FOR NEWSPAPER carri r. Apply 1419 Octavia st., bet. 12 and 1. PRY ACME HOUS! jow Kixth, for a 100m TOR SALE CHEAP: FIN MBI pool and billiard table. Apply 1710 Market st. ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 16c A DAY; 81 week: rooms for Lwo, 25¢ a day, $1 50 & week; reading-room: daiiy papers. 38 Cla- s ERY ANTIQUE AND ELEGANT MA- hogany sideboard; very rich and choice. M., box 140, Call. WERK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—_THE WEEKLY CALL. in wraoper, for mailing. A S COOK FOR AN INSTITUTIO irst-class references. Cail or S A SITU ATION IN ad st. ) the country W OMAN WAS ITUATION AS HOUSE- keeper in country: small wages for ood home. Call or aadress 117 Julian ave.. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, lencia and Mission. iOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. h 200 ooms: 25c to %1 50 per Right; £1 50 10 $6 per week: convenient sud respectable: iree bus to ana from fED-MALE. N FURNITURE WANTED T ADY OF 25 YEARS OF AGE FOR OFFICE work. 342 McAllister st. il PERATORS 0 OVERALLS, 3 STRAUSS & CO., 8214 rremont st 0" & JIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWO family; country NERY SCHOOL; L. 30ns private or class: evening pupils special at. slish trimming, 2 0 Leavenworth, | TED. TANTED—A PARTNER IN WELL-ESTAB- lished dressmaking parlor. Apply room 16, ing, 1236 Market st. OK'S SOC. RUPPLTES COOKS; ALL 3 :short notice. ;4 ¢ . tel.Grant 48. UNiklk & CU, CHINESE AND JAPAN- esc employment office, 17 Webb st.. below Kearny, bet. California and’ Sacrumento: tel. 251 E AND CH ; best help. E EMPIOYICENT e U oflice; best help. 41414 O QITUATION WANTED—GERMAN: GENER- 2 ally userul; good horseman; understand xar ferences; moderate wages. ve., San Francisco. TON BY A GOOD COOR dd: ATION WANTED BY SOBER, TEM- +J perate man to do plain cooking and general housework for a few persons; reference if re- quire adress I’., 1304 Post TING AND FITTING new siyles: perfect fitting patterns cDOWELL Acudemy, 213 Powell st. TANTED — AN INTELLIGENT LADY TO Tepresent a large manufacturing house; one with no incombrance preferred. Address D. O. & €0, box 127, Call Oftice. VIRL10W: RE BY LAND ON SHOP COATS. 473 Tehama st. W ANTED —SECOND-HAND FURNITURE for country;” will pay good price. 7 City Hall ave. ALL ON I, C. MUTHER, 521 KEARNY, IF you want highest cash price for your furniture or merc| andi; v kind. ANA ONE S 20 PER CENT MORE than elsewhere for furniture to fill country ordrl;a. Leave orders at KING'S, 8 Fourth st ASH PRICE PAID FOR FURNII URE. JA- COB SCHW ERDT, 821 Mission. bet. 4th & 5th. WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS — THE WEEKLY CALL. in wraoper. for maling. ROUMS WANTED, "OUNG MAN WISHES A NICE UNFUR- nished front room or aicove, with gas, running water and use of bath, in a nice private family. Address V. M., box 154, Call, stating price. BOARDING WANTED. OUNG LADY STUDYING WANTS BOARD in refined family; reasouable. B., box 8. Call. FANTED—PUPILS IN MILLINEKY classes: duy and evening; terms reasonable; elegunt zoods to work with. 1104 Market st., room 32, second floor. MIRST-CLASS SKIRTMAKERS; NONE BUT first-class necd apply. 504 Sutter st. LARGY. SHOWCASES VERY CHEAP; & large coal-oil stove, oven and carpets. 1304 Devisadero st. G HOLSTEIN COW; 3. 828 Church st. MILKS 18 HOUROUGHBRED BLACK MINOCA EGGS, #1 per 15: Mongolian pheasants, $15 per trio. 3. J. TOMPKINSON, 2029 San Antonio ave., Alameda. ‘QOLID OAK LIBR BLE, used, in exchange for walnut dining-table, new style. L., box 57, Call Office YOUNTER, GOOD AS NEW, 3 OFFICE COIL/TON, 806 Mar- PEANCH BAKERY; LIVING - ROOMS cheap rent; sales$15. HEGARTY, 1004 Mar- ket st. I]lXE SALOON ACROSS THE BAY: 6 FUR- ished rms. : bargain. HEGARTY,1004 Market. K500 OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER GRO- « cery and bar, with living-rooms; rent $20: must _be sold_in 3 days: very good paying: greatest bargain. Inquire 533 California st., Phoe- nix bar. RQA() YOU WANT A LIQUOR-STORE? IN- %80( « quire for biggest bar; has to be RDING-HOUSE OF 15 nished rooms in perfect ordei 17 to 20 boarders: reasonable. 50814 Jessle st. 3% 300. 13E%MS CLEARS + $30; bargain. HEGARTY, 1004 Mkt 18 EOOMS; NEW. PIANO; CENTRAL: PAYE big: sacrifice. HEGARTY, 1004 Market st ICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 ROOMS; business portion city. Address E. B., box 5. this oflice. oK SALE JOR set, bed lounge, baby Dearly new: termis reasonable. at 810 Greenwich st. FURNITURE 3§ ROMNS AND HOUSEHOLD goods; 2 roomers and 3 steady boarders will re- main. 7283 Minua st. carriage and crib_bes Apply this week H.S KRASKY, FURNITURE « ding; new folding-beds, $9 and 1 ders, 20c per step; furniture exchged. TRE SALE ! Prices stand till goods are completeiy dis- osed of. ak bed sots. Bed lounges Stoves .. Carpets, per yard . Linoieum, per yard Matting, per yard. . Till our new buiiding 13 erected these prices wi¥ stand. Till such time we are conducting bu ai SE. corner Seventh and Mission sts. NOONAN. CHAMBER BETS, §14; stoves, $5: parlor sets, $20: folding-beds, $10; bed-.ounges. $7. T. D. MCCARTHY, 113 4th. ROOMS FURNITURE, NE Hedlounges trimmed with plush.. Brussels Carpet, laid . 2 English Linoleum, laid . . Window shades in 5 colors. -25¢ up SHIREK & SHIREK, 747 Market at., opposite enue: no branch s ores. 4()() CARPETS: CAKPEL CLEANING. JONES €O. CARPET - CLEANING AND renovating works. Main office 35 and 27 Sth. <old at once: good reason. REISER, 30 Fourth. MUST BE SOLD TG-DAY: MAKE AN OF M fer: billiard, pool and saloon puriors at 129 O'Farrell st.; first-ciass chance for 2 steady men; 1o agents. NHEAP FOR CASH. ACCOUNT SICKNESS— New England Home Bakery, 1817 Powell. 1_65 DING-HOUSE FOR SALE CHEAP ON 3 the clcy front. 104 Jacks (3BOCERY AND BAR FIXTURES, BUILD- X ing gnd lease for sale. Apply at 220 East st. $15.000, IHE LARGEST A~D BEST: B . paying beergrotto and restaurant; cream of trade: monthiy profits $1000: books open for inspection. Address W., 1148 Sutter st. A ISER_WILL INVEST COUPLE Lundred dollars to work paying gravel mine with some honest working miner. Address Miner, General Delivery Postoffice, West Oakland. \ 7 ELLESTABLISHED WOOD, and livery stable; sickness. F . SALE — DRUGSTORE IN OAKLAND; an exceptional chance to secure a first-class stand at a low figire; must be dl!giol!fl of prompt- 1y, ADPply o LANGLEY & MICHAELS CO., 40 First st., San Francisco. $150), GONFLETE EESTAURAST OUT: D10V, fic good as new; bargain. D, MCRAE, 831 Mission st. AYING HOME-BAKELY IN GOOD CORNER in Western Addition: good reusons for selling; worth investizating; trial given. Audress H. B., box 110, Cail Offi F YOU WANT TO SELL OR B/ g A BUS ness quick see T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. 60D ING ROUTE FOR SALE. CALL t 338 Green st. 00D PAYING BUSIN ABLELA o gentieman: will exchange for City propert would rent 0 right party: smail_capital Feou Ted; bear investigation; no agents. Foom 29, A hiborn House. Grant ave NORSALE—BUTCHERING BUSING fixtures and lease, if required, in Alameda County; must be sold, as the proprietor has bus ness elsewhere; a splendid chance for the right man. Address B. A., box 148, this oflice. MONEY WANTED. W i ANTED—8100;: BIG INTEREST: GOOD security. _Address L., box 38, Call Office. WANTL *~MISCELLANEOUS. A FERE TEARN DRESS CUT- <\ tinzand making. 14 McAllister. rms 67 and 68. AIRDRESSING, 25c AND 35c: MORNING and eve classes; 10 lessons,$1 50. 1248 Mission. QOBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAN WITH FIRST- L) class Eastern and San Francis~o references wishes situation as coachman and gardener. Ad- » box 137, Call. FINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR Market—Electzio lights in very room: 300 rooms: 25cto $1 50 per nizht; $1 10 $8 per week:; ‘ree bus 10 and from the Ferry. 0052 ( BELOS b-ué\xn SAFE; WEIGHT about 5000 i cheap for 205 Crocker bunlding. T e A W ANTED—10,000 TO 20,000 GALLON WA- ter-tank: <econd hand. JACOB EYMAN, room 8, Crocker building. il NAMO EANGINE, BOILER AND A LOT OF ture bought at the factory saves retailer’s pro- watch; terms easy. D. N. HAWLEY, 318 Mkt. B ¥ PRUSSIAN BITTERS, BEST STOMACH land. Alameda. PUTZMAN & SCHURMANN, doors, mantels, etc.. 1o sale. 1166 Mission. JIRE AND BURGLAR SAFL, LETTER- bhand. W.S. RAY Mfg Co., 12 California s=. SEWING MACHINES. R()0). JULK BUSINESS; ESTABLISHED OUU. 1878; 14 cans, fine trade, 3 horses, wagon, buggy, etc.; also 5 iresh thorou-hbred cows, producing 6 cans daily: seli_with or without cows: fine_house and grounds: rent $15; clears $100 monthly: sickness cause. 421 Eighth ave,, near Point Lobos. ANAGING PARTNER TO HANDLE VAL VL vable proprietary patent. Unit d ~tates and English patents: 1o competition: large sales now; immense profits; equal investment: owner ha other business. Address O. H., box 8, Call Office. 9(0(), YOUNG TADY WISHES GENTLE- 7, JIAI 8 pATLDEr (n &K00(-paying restau- rant in beart of city, taking in $15 to $20 a day and can be increased: lady is a cook and takes charge of kitchen, and would like to get gen- tlema to tuke In the cash and oversee the dining. room. Inquire Ol mp, 533 Bush st. () GENERAL PRODUCK BUSINESS; K110V, Veil’ catabiisheds aine. tocton: woed profits: dolog trade with best p-ople; satisfactory reasous for selling. STANLEY, 2134 Third s, HOEMAKER-SHOP FOR SALE. 40613 Mc- Allister $£3000, BETAIL STORE ON MARKET b « st.: clearing $500 monthly. Particu- lars, PIERCE, 22 Kearny. ing works; latest improved machinery G. GEORGE, office 11 Eighth st.; phone Je ARPETS CLEANED, 3¢ PER Inid, Bc per yard. S. STRATTON, 19 ting, 38 8th. STEVENS, mer. Te NARPE]S CLEANED AND It ilke new. FERGUSON ‘& CO South 36, D. MACKINTOSH &C ¥ MITCHELL CARPET CLEANING CO. 248 « Tdth st.; cleaning 3¢ a yard, Tel. Mission 74 McQt SCARPET BEAT + ovating works. 453 Stevenson: il. south 228, HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH Jpoor work send to 8P4 ULDING'S Flonser Uas eating Works, 353-7 Tehama: tel. S0-40. WPET BEATING WORKS 333 : telenhone eas: 126, et 0., 133 ELLIS; astern plan, H. ROONEY. 722 MIsSION—STORAGE AT -reduced rates: basemen: stors£e,$1 50 per lond TORAGE OF FURNITUE 08, ETG T F OSBORN & €O, 741 and 753 Market st PPLY FOR RATES FOR STORING FURNE ture, ete. SHIREK & SHIREK, 747 Market. ITORAGE OF FURNITUILE, PIANOS, HOUSE- old goods, excl“‘ M. PIERCE, 755 Market st “BROT S, 1710 MARKET= ] South 782. ATTOKRNEYS-AT-LAW, e Y s DVICE FREE—DIVORCE LAWS A SPECE alty; private; pocharge unless successfui; Taw suits, claims, co! ections, wills. deeds, etc.. tended 10. G. W. HOW E, att'y-at-law, 850 Mark J. NOLEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. « Market st.: ld\'{D? e 3. MURRAY, ATT'Y AND COUNSELOR AT law: advice free. 24 SIXth st.. rooms 14, 13, SELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JTEW elry 10 A, KLEIN, 109 Sixth st.: send postal. Uchairs and screen; chieap. 121 Post st., room 8. 'tools, chean. 516 Mission. ABY CARRIAGKS AND RAT fit. California Rattan Co., 81 First st., nr. Mission QTER ING BICYCLE, BUILT LIKE A AR OUTFIT, MIRRORS, CASH REGISTERS, scales, etc.; cheapest. MEEK. 1118 Mission. U bitters in market: buy your wines, liquors, etc., At Bonanza Wine Vaults: free delivery city, Oak- prop.. 841 Pine, cor. Montgomery: phone red 391. }> GILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHES NE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZE fire and burgiar proof safe. 09, 111 Markes s:. Press, platform scales and desk :cheap. 102 Clay. J EW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND- OUNTE RS, SHELVING, SHOWCASES bought and sold 112135 Market bet. 7th and8:! —_— A LLEINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, Tented, repaired; lowest rates. 205 Fourth st. ADY, WITH $50, DESIRES GENTLEMAN partuer, country business. 12 Mason, room 2. W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT- AN W-uhu:nhs. ms 14-16; umn‘-’."