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14 - THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1S96. NEED NOT USE THE RATTLER TEST Richmond Streets May Be Macadamized With Red Rock. THE OWNERS SATISFIED Supervisors as a Committee of the Whole Take De- cided Action. MANY QUARRIES CAN BE USED A Motion to Use Red Rock for Side- walk Foundations Voted Down. The Board of Supervisors, sitting as a committee of the whole, spent several hours yesterday listening to arguments for and against the use of the rattler test in the selection of rock for street work. A large delegation of property-owners from the Richmond district was present to | urge the abolition of the test, because they wish to use the red rock found in the vicinity. rattler test. representing _ Attorney Van Duzer, the property - owners, urged that the test was mot a iair one, because the residents of Richmond were compelled to buy blue rock, which was expensive, because it was brought from a lone distance, when good red rock was to be found right on the ground. Colonel Mendel, formerly a Gov- ernment engineer, stated that he had used blue rock in the foundations for the big guns at the Presidio. He considered it better than red rock, though he admitted that some red rock might be good. Buperintendent of Streets Froaden of Alameda was in favor of blue rock. He had seen both kinds used in the streets of Alameda, and in every instance the blue rock was the most durable. Red rock top dressing was generally washed away by the winter rains. Joseph Scheerer, an advocate of red rock and the owner of a quarry, producea some samples that he claimed were as good as any blue rock. He claims that the people of the Richmond district would actually be impoverished if they were compelled to use blue rock. Colonel Newberry was opposed to the rattler test, claiming that an inspection was a far better method of determining the value of the various rocks. Engineer Humphreys, who is employed by the Government at the Presidio, ex- pressed a preference for blue rock and the rattler test. Attorney G. B. Lukens, representing the Cushing-Wetmore Company, addressed the committee on the subject of rock for street work and advocated strongly the rattler test in selecting rock. He con- tended that the qualities necessary for rock for street work were tenacity and hardness, and that the rattler was theonly method of finding out these attributes. He read a letter from G. T. Allardt, a tivil engineer, stating that blue or gray ¥rap rock was by far the best material for building sireets and roadways. President Sullivan of the Federated Im- provement Clubs spoke against red rock. After listening to an extended closing argument from Attorney Van Duzer, in which the latter begged the committee to consider the poor people who would be benefited if they were permitted to use red tock in the improvements of their streets, the committee went into executive session. After considering the matter at some length it was decided that the residents of the outlying districts were entitled to some consideration and that a distinct concession should be made them. Super- visor Spreckels moved that the district west of Central avenue, from Geary street to the southerly line of California street, and in the Richmond. District, also the Bunset District, west of Stanyan street, be exempt from the necessity of using the rattler test for rock to be used for ma- cadam. The motion was carried unani- mously. This will permit the use of the red rock of the outlying districts for pav- ing of the streets in that section. The regulations for sidewalk and bituminous paviog remain the same as before. A motion by Supervisor King to elim- inate the rattler test on rock to be used for sidewalk foundations all over the City was lost. 1N RICHMOND DISTRICT, The “Steam Paddies” at Work Moving the Mountains of Sand. Red Rock Us:d by the Railroad for Pavinz, White by the Prop. erty-Own-rs. The work of removing the mountains of sand has begun in Richmond District in earnest, and now Warren & Malley have two ‘‘steam paddies” scooping into the dunes. A steam paddy is a series of buckets or shovels tin on an endless chain, which sends a constant stream of sand into the cars that are hauled on the 15-inch gauge railway to the dumping-place. The shovels are moved from place to piace, whirling on a pivot, by the engi- neer, and they eat into the earth with surprising rapidity. One of these big machines has been re- moving the tell hill lying just west of the 0dd Fellows’ Cemetery, ana last Monday another started up to remove the large tract of sand west of Eighth avenue and next to Golden Gate Park, There are about fifty blocks of this job, and it is esti- mated that it will take two years to trans- fer the soil to the dumping-place, the nvi:es znd depressions in the old race- track. The advocates of the Richmond red rock are much interested by the fact that the railroad company is paving between and on each side of the two lines of car- track with that material. Tie property- owners are forced by the City to do their paving on the same thoroughfare with the objectionable blue rock, and they cannot understaud why this discriminaf n ex- ists. The red rock is cheap and bandy and the other costly and its quarry av a This rock will not stand the | distance. A locomotive and train of flat- cars loaded with the Richmond rock are run along the avenue and dumped where the material is needed—an easy and rapid way to pave a street. 'lyize foreman of the railroad graders was asked.yesterday why the company was using rock which the Street Superin- tendent had interdicted. “‘Because it is better for paving,” he answered. “Tt packs harder and makes a smoother and more durable road. first put down a thick bed of firm stuff, then a layer of coarse material. We then roll it and there you are.” [ And the property-owners wonder why they cannot do the same. The residents of Ninth and Twenty- fourth avenues state that the owners of the muny vacant iots on those thorough- fares neglect to buikhead their property, consequently the sand has driited down from the high dunes on to the roadways. The avenues were graded and macadam- ized less than twelve months ago, and the work is completely covered. Some por- tions of the streets are impassable. The following are the numbers of the fire-alarm boxes in the district west of Central avenue: California street and Cén- tral avenue 325. Geary anc Boyce 327, Geary and Wood 328, Third avenue and Point Lobos 412, Seventh avenue and Cle- ment 413, Twelfth avenue and Clement 415, First avenue and Fulton 416, Fifth avenue and C 418, Fourth avenue and California 419, Sacramento and Cherry 431, Maple and Washington 432, Washing- ton and Walnut 435, Twenty-second and Point Lobos 485, Cliff House 456. —————————— Sale of Church Property. The Westminster Presbyterian Society of the City and County of San Francisco, a corpora- tion, has applied to the Superior Court for per- mission to sell its property at Fell and Octavia streets. The buil and untenable and it is desired to dispose of it for the piirpose of securing money to erect a new edifice on the society’s property at Page and Webster streets. A bid of $11,896 has been received for the old property. - We | ing there is said to be old | NOTICE OF MEETING»>, B, MISSION | LODGE NO. 169, F. and A. M.—Calied meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Third d order of the C.D. B W. M. NKER. Secretary. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 186, F. [ % M.—Cailed meeting ‘I‘MISA “3%‘?.."‘“”“ ,,E‘;EMNG' July 22, st | THES. . SMITH, Seeretary. 1 CROUKETT LODGE NO. 189, F. and A. M.—Calied meeting THIS order of the W. 3L . H. FORTRIEDE, Sec. FRANCO-AMERICAN ficers and members are requested to actend the next meeiing on THURS- | Members of sisier lodes are cordially invited. A. LEON AURADOU, N.G. =, SLD3 FRIENDS_INSTALLATION OF officers—Sons and danghters and members o'clock, 418 Bush st. Refreshments free. THOS. SAW YER, President. (=2 REBEL CORK BENEVOLENT S0- clety—The committee on nicaic will meet 23, at 8 o'alock. to conclude arrangements for the | tenth annual picnic, which will e held st Shell mittees are requested to atiend. P. CORKERY, Chairman. = CHEAPEST AND BESTIN AMERICA— THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address i | WEDNESDAY at7:30 p. . D.84. By EF " Loage No. 207, o o ¥ ot | DAY, July 28, at 8 o'clock . . for initiation. R. LAVIGNE, Secretary. are cordially invited TH1IS KVENING, at ¥ _ W. A. Scorray, Financial Secretar; at Academy Hall THUKS AY EVENING, July | Mound Park on Sunaay, August 2; special com- J. W. MAHONEY, Se. retary. the United States or Janada one year for $1 50, ‘postaze free. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE, C. B HANSEN & 0, 110 GEARY ST, « furnish the best family and hotel help. Call at office, bhone or mail us your orGers: prompt at- tention guaranteed; telephone Grant 185. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE, R. HANSEN & 110 GEARY ST., FUR- « nish h.ym.nrfoinnmnx crews, harvest HELP WANTED-Continued. EARN CUTTING, FITTING AND FINISH- ing: $1a week: patterns cut to order, 25¢ up. llebkuf Dressmaking School, 636 Market st. TRL WHO SPEAKS GERMAN FOR SMALL family without children; 1432 wages $12. O'Farrell st ANTED—GIRI, FOR HOUSEWORK. CALL afiernoon, 910 Sutterst. Exe RIENCED APPRENTICE IN TATLOR- ing; also girl learn pants operating. 206 Minna. ] ADIES—FKEL! FREE! LESSONS EVERY Tues., 2t08: dresscutting. 14 McAllister,r. 67. bands, fruit pickers, lumber and wood men, min- £rs. teamsters, brickyard crews, QuUarry and rock men, iaborers, mechanics, couks, waiters, hotel and restaurant and laundry help. Wire, phone or mall us your orders; prompt attention guaranteed. JAPANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT | office; best help. 314B Sutter: tel Grant 30, | HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT Chines Dest help. 41415 O'Farrell: tei. . 428 (CRINESE AND JAFANESE RELIABLE Lelp: tel. Main 1997. BRA DLE Y &C0.. 640 Clay. W A NTED—$10: WILL ANY ONE GIVE R fined, gentiemaniy voung man from the F. position of any kind: can furnish $100 securir: £ood references: would pay 810 t0 any one getting e Fermanent situation. Address Refined, box 152, Call Office. MAH!:;n:r;l:) Vrvll-lrn (mmm’m) WANTSITUA- Private place; city or country: man &ood gardener wile 000 cook. and housekeaper. | Address J. LOZAHIC, 1316 O'Farrell st. 3 "RIOUS MAN, WITH FIRST-CLASS Fastern and San Francisco references from last employer, wants situation as gardener or coach- man. _Address G. C., box 114, Call Office. SITUATIONS WANTED—BY YOUNG MAR- % c;loe: :;-;no:- C:.chmnn. gmm.fmll;, ete.; wife el 4 Addross P. 8. 553 Howard st 1o ok ek AIRDRESSING, 25c AND 86c: MOENING and eve classes; 10 lessons,$1 50. 1248 Mission. H AIRDEESSING: MANICURING LESSONS. MISS DOYLE. 119A Powell st. and 105 Ninth. MOT CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: 200 ‘Winchester House, 43 Third st., near Market. rooms; S0c 1o B350 pet MK, $1 80 10 86 per weok ind from fer dree 'bus and hageave 1 MALE HELP WANTED. - BUSINESS CHANCES. F YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A BUSL pess. LUBELSKI & CHASE, 7 City Hall ave 295(). ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND $ . bar business: actual value of price esked in stock and fixtures: good local and out- side trade; must be sold, owner interesied in other business: Investigate this place. LUBELSKI & CHASE. 7 City Hall ave. 100 HORSESHOEING BUSINESS IN . one of the best locations in the cit: doing a fine busness; will sell, trade or takea partner: investigation requested: rare opportun- ity. LUBELSKI & CHASE, 7 City Hall ave. JOR SALE — MAGNIFICENT GROCERY, with .2 teams: must be sold immediately: no Teasonab e offer- refused: fuliest investigation. | LUBELSKT & CHASE. 7 City Ha'l ave. F YOU WANT A BUSINESS OF ANY KIND let us show you some finw places at bargains; call stonce. LUBELSKI & CHASE, 7 City Hall ave. K 1600. %52 ESTABLISHED CORNER . saloon on prominent street: long case: Investigate this bargain. STENBERG CO., | 632 Market. SECOND COOK. oé;u"srn:“ HOTEL. 360 meat an cook for s) . $50: S TR Sog o, L, 820y hotel. $35 1o $49; second cook, hotel, $55. C. K. HANSEN & CO.. 110 Geary st. RAILEOAD LABORERS TO GO NORTH. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. 1300, PARTSER IN GOOD ™ PAYING « saloon. STENBERG CO., 632 Mar- ket st. $1‘)5 TORNER STATIONERY, BOOK AND ). notion store, with spiendid froni: oppo- e prominent park and schuol; rent $12: 1nvoice soods: STitA Oy WANTED—A BOOKKEEPEE, | B Y experjence, with_firsi-class ref” s posil| . Ad- g (‘lel‘l‘u moderate salary. - Ad F4RMER AND WIFE FOR ¥RUIT RANCH, $40-and fare advanced: farmer and wife. see DYEY, here: $35 to $40. C. R. HANSEN & CO, 10 Geary st. Y OUNG MAN WANTS A POSITION WITH Privaie family ; understands care of Lorses and driying: good references. Address D. M., box 54, ATHMAN, WHO CAN SHAVE, FOR springs: free shop, board and lodging, ete., and aliowed to ch: 50c for a shampoo. C.R. HAN- SEN & CO., 110 Geary st. sickuess. STENBERG CO., 632 Market. 16 PARTNEE WANTED IN ONE OF « the best printing offices in the city, employing six printers: a grand_opportunity for an aciive business man to ciear $200 per month. STENBERG & CO., 632 Market st. $275.CORNER FRUIT STORE: OTD ES- . tablished: living rooms: receipts aver- age $13: retiring. STENBERG CO., 632 Market. BUSINESS CHANCES—Continuea. N, BUYERS.—COK. LIQUOR SA- 11?::“3-‘:’3:‘; business houses: 0o night or Sun- Qay work; selling less than price of fixtures: offer wanted. Wood, coal, hay and feed business, 5 stalls, which pav rent of yard; full vaiue $300. Partner wanted in _commission business; clears $75 a month to each; and all kinds of busiuesses for saie by HEALY & CO., 23 Kearny st. V0D ROUTE FOR SALE ON THIS PAPER. Apply T. P. RIORDAN, 682 Market, room 2. ®TA ¥ 1 BAKERY AN FFEE $750. Biobast ted. Inquire Call. 3 ESTAURANT: THIS IS A BAR- $100. zin A% D dcRaE, 520 Mission. JICH SALOON FOR SALE; C Kearny st.: no agents. Apply Call O ]) ARTNER WANTE tal; by lady of means. -ESTABLISHED COR N, HILBERT DROS, 103 Powell st. Y AN Apply at this office YROCERY AND BA: F . two livingrooms. 1044 F F INE CORNER SAL ALOON—MUST BE ~OLD IMM EDIATELY; ant. Corner of Fell and & bargain, _Apply 735 Mission st. ODGING-HOUSE IN MINING TOWN. AD- dress G. 5., Angels Camp. R ARGE BASEMENT TO LET GHEAP, COR- ner First and Market sts. 1QUUR-STORE FOR SALE, INQUIRE 733 Devisadero st. [ OUNG MAN OF GoOD EDUCATION AND sppearance desires any kind of position; wiil- 1iDg t0 work; re: oy il ferences. T.J. box 8, Call Office, '1’ ouU. MAN WISHES A POSITION AS bread or cake baker; able to work alone; no objection 1o country. Address 602 Howard st. | NWEAT SWEDISH GIRL, WITH REFER- | 4N ence, desires a situation to do_cooking and | housework. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 812 Sutter st. E‘S;Ix‘fi‘é.i' MAN AXD WIFE WOULD LIKE s on gentieman’s place or frult rarch. Address J. M., bo% 145, Call Ofice: UMBER OF GIKLS OF ALL NATIONALL- Ealies awaiing situations at MRS. HIRD'S, 731 s st. H%fiaficuisifi WANTS 0 WA Wik W& Sweep rooms, etc.: day or hour. JAPANESE GEORGE, 121034 Larkin st. WAITERS, $35, $30, $25. AND 85 PER Wweex: 3 wailer-boys.' $15 and $20; second baker: German waiter. $30: 6 cooks, 860, $50, 840 and $25; 8 dishwashers, $20; ranch cook, fare ia;dy,naozngxo‘# roflkl!or N, $30. mu'l:‘; , Leadlng Employment Agenf 634 and 636 Clay st. - = MACHINE BLACKSMITH, §8 DAY: MOUN- tain tesmsters, §30; 2 scraper teamsiers, $20: farmer and wite, '$35, see boss at our office; miikers: 2 butter-makers; 20 farmers and vine- yard hands: barness-maker: 3 choreboys; 20 tiemakers. MURRAY & READY, 684 and 636 Clay st., Leading Employment Agents. | N EAT, RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY DE- AV siresa situation in a small American family to do light bonsework; Oaxland preferred: no ob- jection to baby. Call or address 14 Commercial st., San Francigco. > An Estate in France. Public Administrator Freese has filed for probate the will of Elisa Ebers, who died in Paris, France, February 17, 1896, leaving s $4000 estate to Jeanne L. Sawyer of this City, and Merguerite de Montoisy and Renee de Montoisy residing in Fraice. : NEW ELECTION OFFICERS Two More Assembly Districts Provided For by the Commissicners. Have Now Secured Men Where- i with to Guard the Ballot. the work of selecting election officers yes- terday, those of the Thirtieth and Thirty- first districts being chosen as follows: Thir tieth District, Precinct 1—Inspector, M. | Sheedy, Windsor Hotel (D.); judges, James Ir- win, 522 Stevenson street (D.), and W. J. Fer- guson, 1079 Mission (R.). ¥ |~ Precinct 2—Inspector, M. Harris, 470 Jessie | street (D.); judges, Meyer Bartnett, 478 Jessie (D.), and P. E. Johnson, 410 Minna (R.). Precinct 3—Inspector, J. R. Daly, 55) Ste- venson street (D.); judges, Robert Rusch, 547 Jessie (D.), and Louis Davis, 24 Sixth (D.). Precinct 4—Inspector, Jou}rh Gannon, 462/ Minna g) ); judges, John B. McCloskey, 4: Min .), and Monroe Harris, 43 Sixth (R.). Precinct 5—Inspector, John Heeney, 514 Minna (D.); judges, Thomas H. Grady, 50 Minna (D.), and Harris Coleman, 1027 Mis- sion (R.). Precinct 6—Inspector, L. J. Hurley, 437 Na- toma (D.); judges, James McGivney, 509 Minna (D.), and Charles Israel, 460 Na- | toma (R.). | tome (D.); judges, . Curtin, 418 Natoma | 7D.), and Jonn Gardner, 150 Fifth (R.). Frecinct 8—Inspector, P. Donovau, 202 Fifth (D.): judges, J. Pialle, 238 Fiith (D.), and | Emile Heidenrich, 450 Tebama (R.). Precinct 9—Inspector, J. Fitzgerald, 429 | Clementina (D.): judges, Issac Asche, 465 | Tehama (D.), snd Harris Jacobs, 902 Folsom | (). Precinet 10—Inspector, J. K. Lynch, 238 | ixth (D.); judge, A. M. Levy, 1007 Howard R. b 11 Tuten George Cameron (D.) and Isidore Erby38 Russ. Shipley (D., ley (D), ana James W- Theobold: 2504 Shin: 163 (R.). D.); judges, John T. Ryan, 1333 Shipley, ED ahd Charies Wiener, 300 Sixih (R ). Precinct 14—Inspector, J. Woods, 395 Sixth (D); judges, John Dowling, 920 Harrison (D.), and James A. Cronin, 211 Clara (R), Precinct 15—Inspector, E. Cleary, 23 Morris avenue (D.); judges, Thomas McCreagh, 919 Herrison (D.), #nd Morris Lubliner, 951 Har- rison (R). Precinct 16—Inspector, L. Clayeloux, 246 Harriet (D.); judges, J. P. McNamara, 221 Huriet (D), and'S." Friediander, 1043 Fol- som (R). Precinct 17—Inspector, George Fitzgerald, 525 Natoma (D.); judges, B. Sulliven, 1010 Howard (D.), and W. C. Brown, 507 Natoma (R). ,'lihekoommiuion adjourned until 3:30 o’clock P. 3. Thirty-first District—Precinct 1—Inspector, William J. Fiver, 631 Jessie (D.); judges, Wil- lism Sand, 644 Jessie (D.), and Louts Barner, 72934 Minna (R.) Precinet 2—Inspecior, T. Sullivan, 205 Las- kie (D.); juages, M. Heffernan, 781 Stevenson | (D.), and George Buzzini, 33 Ninth R.). | _ Pracinct 3—Inspector, 'T. J. O'Connor, 1121 | Mission ( (D.), and A, M. Baird, 722 Minaa (D.). Precinct-4—Inspecior, B. C. Sharkey. 617 | Minna (D.); judges, T.J. Cllncg‘ 187 Nint (Di’)'“ George A. Donoghue, 718 Natoma (R.). Tecinct 5—Inspector, John Kinsella, 71 Natoma (D.); judges, John P. Kelley, 659 Minna (D.), ard (R.). Precinet 6—Inspector, D. R. Sullivan, 24 Washington avenue (D. 4 worth, 821 Jessie (D.), and Charles H. McG. El- lis, 10’ Washington avenue (R.). Precinct 7—Inspector, William Lowenfeldt, 1337 Mission (D.); judges, George 8. Driscoll, 1431 Mission (D.), and Harry E. Keefe, 155 Elrventh (Kg. Precinet S—Inspector, Frank P. Havne, 7 Bowie avenue (D.); judges, Samuel F. Thomp- (D.), and P. Fahy, 1364 Fol- 80z, 1313 Howas som (R.). Precinct 9—Inspector, E. Durkin, 1201 How- ard (D.); judges, Charles Whelan, ‘1203 How- ard (D.), and Patrick Cahill, 1242’ Folsom (R.), Precinct 10—Inspector, J. C. Clancy, 1158 Folsom (D. udges, D. J. McCarthy, 113414 Folsom (D), and 'T. Sullivan, 608} Na- toma (R.). Precinct 11—Inspector. Ruusch Edward Barry, 21 (D.); judges, Louis Harrie, 228 Scy. .), and Frank A. Koegell, 31l Rzusch (R.). 3 Precinct 12—Tnspector, Tom Barker, 3 Ches- ley (D.); judges, Ldward Muilaly, 203 Lang- ton (D.), and C. H. Peterson,1123 Howard (R.). Precitict 13—Inspector, J. J. Mehegan, 19 Harrison avenue (D.); judges, Daniel Maher, 134 Folsom (D.), and ‘Timothy P. Lynch, 2 Hurrison avenue (R.) Precinct 14—John J. Mulereavy, 31 Caroline (D.); judges, Joseph Carrick. 1225 Folsom (D.), d'Thomas J. Murphy, 321 Tenth (R.). Preciuct 15— Inspecicr, Frank Skuce, 9 Hoyd (D.); judges, G. Asmussen, 401 Eighth (D), and, T. G. Tracey, 212 Langton (R.). Precinct 16—] tor, William Colton, 28 Dort (D)3 judges, Wiliiam F. Henover, 267 re and George Callopy, 1205 Fol- som (R.). Precinet 17—Inspector, D. T, Lawler, 1401 Folsom (D.); judges, J. McManus, northeast corner Juniper and Bryant (D.), and Michael J. Foley, 1202 Mission (R. The Thirtieth and the Thirty-First| The Election Commissioners continued | | Preciuct 7—1nspegwr Gus Jacobs, 4251 Na- | Precinct 12—Inspector, John McCabe, 232 | ; judges, Walter Burke, 232 Ship- Precinet 13—Inspector, M. Burke, 320 Sixth | udges, John Condon, 646 Miuna | nd Thomas McGiynn, 1216 How- | judges, J. W. Butter- | (OUMPETENT W OMAN WISHES SITUATION As cook or general housework in a private fam- ily: no objection to the country. Apply 29 Pleasant place, bet. Taylor and Jon TEACHER OF FRENCH, GERMAN, SPAN: ish, English branches, bookkeeping desires sition: resident or visiting. Address Certified Teacher, box 76, Cali Oflice. ORTH-GERMAN GIRL: UNDERSTANDS T N oo grown cbildren: is a good teacher: can sew: will ng to make herseif useful; desires 1any day after 4 o'clock at 50 ‘Siiver st. 3 WOMAN WANTSITUATION | to do light housework; small family washing and will take care of baby Call or ad- dress 26 Minna st., bet. First and Second. YQUNG DANISH GIEL WISHES TO DO light housework or as nursegirl: wages 88 to $10. Apply 95 California ave., near 28th st. \W ANTED—POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER French cooking; full core of a smali family terms reasonable. Address 222214 Mission st. W ANTED—POSITION A4S LADY'S MAID TO travel or care for 2 children. Address H. C., TO DO Call or address 12 OACHMAN_YOUNG ENGLISLMAN, PRO- ficient and well recommended. needs situation. Address H. D., box 41. OUNG DANE WANTS POSITION WITH # privaie family: understands taking care of horses, cows, garden, ete.; Address Y. A, box 143, Call Offfears’ Terenees ¥ At D R B 800 0 ED—SITUATION AS JOBGARDENER by steady man who understands the business. | Address J. S|, box 106, Call Office. | S PL2 FIRST-CLASS | mily; clty | ANT C Cook, houseworker'and washer: In orcountry. WANG HOON, 776 Clay JAN AND WIFE WANT SIIUATIONS; | A¥L man to cook and bake, wife assist in kitchen or housework; good reference. Address 221 Minna st. [3Y,,ALL AROUND COOK, RESTAURANT | ) orhiotel. "Address F., box 38, Call Office C AVALRY AND INFANTRY DRILLMAS ter wauts position as drill-1nstractor: will also | fill auy other position address 121 £ ulton st best of references. Lall or | Y CUNG GERMAN. GOOD CARPENTER, cabinet-maker and general mechanic with tools wants situation of any kiad. Address 716 | Clementina st. W ANTED — POSITION AS VALET OR Durse; best of references. Address VALET, box 99, Call Office. JALET TO GENTLEMAN—_UNDERSTANDS Imassage treatment: best of references. Ad- | dress VALET, 315 Stockton st. | JARDENER. THOROUGHLY EDUCATED IN | all branches of horticulture, orchard and nur- | BTy Work. relluble, wishes situation, private or | sommercial. Address A. A., box 53, this office. J ANTED—POSITION AS NIGHT OR DAY | watchman for institution, warehouse or store, by sober man: good credentials.. W.H. L., 747 Howard st. YOUNG MAN TDESIRES TO LEARN grocery business. Adaress N. SANDBERG, 631 Sacramento st., city. Y OUNG GEIMAN WISHES SITUATION OF | any kind. BARTL, 652 Minna st. i JITUATION “WANTED— MIDDLE-AGED man: steady habits: gooa reference: good ali- round man for private family: small wages. Ad- dress W. K., box 43, Call Office. | / OUNG MAN (23), UNDERSTANDS THE | care of horses: can milk, drive and do plain | gardening: desires position with private familys | will furnish reference if required. = Address D. M., | box 107, Call Office. B | ENERGETIC RONEST YOUNG MAN WISH: es position of some kind of work; very handy with tools. Address H. Y., box 88, Call. ITUATION WANTED BY A GERMAN- American boy of 16 who is iving with his par- | ents Lo work in office, store or wholesale house: he | can keep books and is a good penman. Piease ad- i dress 17 Beaver st. HAXDY JAPANESE GARDENER WANTS a situation to take care of horses and cows: understands all kinds of work: 2 years in lust plae>. Call or sddress HARRY SUZUKAWA, | 113 Church st. | Clay st. | P 5 RANCH COOKS, #30: CHAMBERMAID and wash, 815; waitresses, country hotels, $20 each: honsework and cooking. councry. MURRA Y & READY, Lesding Employment Agents, 634-836 ANTED—15 ITALIAN, SCANDINAVIAN or German laborers for mine, $1 a day and W board: b tunnel men, $1 50 a day and board: but- | ter and cheese maker, $30 and founa: Ess ern farmers. 820 and found: errand boy for country, #10 and found: teamsters, §1 50 a day; laundry- men, $30 and $35 and found: < ook and wife, coun- | try hotel, $60: restaurant cooks, kitchen men and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 ~ac- rameito st. (0K "AND DISHWASHER / hotel, $70;: Scand:pavian t board: miner, Burleigh drill, $3 and wite, $35: farm Lands, $20; farmer and wife, $30. K. 1. WARD & CO, 608 and 610 Clay st. W 3TED-WATIER FOR PLAIN HOTEL, waiter, restaurant, $30: second cook, COUNTRY nster, $30 and day! teamster 2 #: couniry, $30; man avout place, private place near®’ city. $20; boy for private family: elderly man to | dochores, etc. LEON ANDRE, 815 Stockton st. 1100, SURSER SiiooN ON TRANS- . fer point, rent $50: 5 years' ieas average dally receipis 818: rares: chance; owner keeps 2 places. WILKY. & WOLFF, 531 Cailforula 9000, JECG STORE IN WEST, RN «_Addition; 4 living-rooms; rent $45: established years: large patronage: owner 1o re- tire. WILKE & WOLF, 531 Californla st. $600. PARTSER WANTKD TN CORNER . grocery and bar; good location; close to Market st. WILKE & WOLF. 531 California. 350. PAIRY AND DELICACY STORE, OU. in Mission: rooms; low rent: v paying. WILKE & WOLF, 531 Califo $3 3 GOOD SALOON AND MILK DEPOT. OU. WILKE & WOLF, 531 California s . e | $100 CORNER SALOON AT TERMINUS . of 8car lines: 5 private 100ms; mag- | nificently fitted ‘up; safe. cash register, etc.: old- | established business and has always made mone: rent cheap: clears $100 a month. M. LESS & CO, | 7838145 Market st. BEANCH BARERY IN DESIRABLE | 0. portion Westera Addition; rent lows living rooms; good steady trade. M. LESS, 78314 { Market st. JOR SATE-FISH MAEKET. 495 HAIGHT street. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. 35(). 18-ROOM HOUSE, ONLY . 55-room corner houss, only. 60-room hotel and bar to exchange. 86 rooms, clearing $250. 50-room boarding house. . 9 rooms, only—ves—oniy. 225 12 rooms, only $150 cash and payment 800 %0 rooms, corner, only SRRy 1500 14 rooms. $100 cash, balance payments. 300 MONEY TO LOA 99 ROOMS ON 3ia 45 rooms. corner, clearing $200. 50 houses, 5 to 140 rooms. from $50 £0. Apply 10 DECKEK, 1020 Market st. ON ANY HO 3 ROOMS 81300 11 ROOMS. . 8175 43 Fine transieni: 180 43 rooms, pavints 600 130 rooms 7000 186, bay-w 34 rooms. 600 180’ rooms . 75 63 rooms. UNDERWOOD, 765 Market st. RIVATE LODGING-HOUSE OF TWELVE rooms for saie cheap; to be seen from 2 to 5. 819 First st. Mo agents. 22 rooms.. | §55(), BRANCH BAKERY, CANDY, No- | DOV, tions. stazionery, etc.; corner in_best portion of Western 4ddition: 4 1ivins-rooms; large | stock; micely fiited up: does a well- nying bust- | mess. M LESS & CO., 783%;, Market st. ! $16 BRANCH BAKERY, STATIONERY | D « and candy store: north of Market st.: low rent: doing feir business: lving rooms with furniture included. See TT. 1125 Market. LSO UNE NORTH OF MARKET FOR 81253 JURNISHED ROOMING- HOUSE T ooma for sale o (9 let. 326 Ellis st. OOK AT THIS — 7 ROOM TIENTSHED; firat class : price $100. 1416 Howard. JACRIFICED. S*% megnificenly furnished rooms: owner called East; choice locetion: unexcelled for tran- sient. Sacrifice, +ox 148, Calt Officy TED ROOMS, 544 Sixth doing fair business. BARRETT,1125 Market. J ANTED—COOK FOR MINING BOARDING- house, $60; cook for resort, near city, $60: walters, dishwashers, farmers. miikers and ot hers. W.D. EWER & CO., 826 Cla si. $150. ERVIT AND VEGETABLE STORE DU, best tocation: receipts day: horse and wason: low rent See BARRETT, 1125 Merked st (GERAMAN HOIEL CoOK. %36 AND 100N 0ok, small hotel, $30 and room; hotel waiter, £25 and room. MARTIN'S Eniployment Agency, 749 Market st. $395 CIGAR-STO! ). laundry office: No. 1 location: living | rooms: low rent: doing good business. See BAK- RETT, 1125 M irket st URNEYMEN-BARBERS' INTERNATION- | Union No. 27 Employment Bureau. 102 Seven:h st. | LIND MAN WANTS BOY TO TRAVEL; must_read well; will give good home. C. SMITH, 632 Mission st W 2 NTED—2 MEN IN LIGHT WORK, $3 T0 33 per duy, to write posters: no experiénce re- quired; hours % to 4. 866 Broadway, Uakland. ANTED—AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN $3 to $4 per dar: no experience required; hours 10 to 12. 1049A Market st. . Toom 4, upstairs. Apply | | $15(). JOUNG BUSINESS MAN OF Goob i V. standing and reputation wants partner to assist him: will guarantee good wages, with best prospect of Inrge increase: must be wiliing to work and assist generally: business easilv learned. | Particulars GEO. STEWART, 602 Market st. TR sAL Prices stand till goods are completely dis- posed of. Ouik bed sets. #1850 Bedlounges. . 800 Stoves. . 750 Carpets, per yard . 55 Linoleum, per yard. 55 Matting, per yard. 10 Till our new building is erccted these prices will “I'ill such time we - are conducting business corner Seventh and Mission sis. J. $400, BAKERY: ELEGANT PLACE, « thoroushly efiulp}nfl in every respect; | well estaplished and paying: selling on_account of old age; proprietor owns property: cheap rent; living-rooms, barn, etc.; nice horse and WaZO! | investi: ation invited; don’t missit. GEO. STEW | ART, 602 Market st. AT L T NEUMANNS 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on bousehold goods, new or good asnew cash or time. open evenings. 4()() SAEPET: CHAMBER BETS, 814 $5: parlor sets. £20; folding heds 1 ou. DVERTISING SOLICITOR WANTED BY & A e, Apply at 683 Merchant st. after 4 p. x. 00D SHORT-ORDER SECOND COOK. Golden Rule Restaurant, 959 Market st HOEMAKER WANTED AT 581 SECOND st.: call early. ISHWA HER WANTED AT EUREKA HO- tel, 415 Brannan st. ARTNER WITh $100 TO HELP IN BUTCH. er shop: good outside trade. 1409 Foisom st.= | 2 =g CURNER GROCERY AND BAR: ; $1200 best location in this city: receipts, | #20 per day; living-rooms: rent only 820 with | long lease; cheap at $1500; best of reason for sel- ling: great bargain. See GUS STR.AND, 45 Third FURNITUEE WA T WANT FURNITURE AND OFFICE FIX. tures of any kind; will pay good prices. Cail or send card 7 City Hall ave. $150, STEADY MAN WANTED AS PART- | OV, ner in genteel cash business; clears $75 | per month each; no exverience necessary; duties, | to serve costomers. STRAND, 45 Third st. | (C'GAR STORE, WHOLESALE DISTRICT, will sell az {nvolce on account of departure; a reat bargain. JOANSTON, 2634 Kearny st ARTNER IN RESTAURANT: TAKE CAKE dining-room and cash. Apply Cail Office. W ASTED — BY EXPERT ACCOUNTANT several sets of books to write up eveulngs also, lessons in bookkeeping given: terms mi best of references. Address L. C., box 144, ANTED—BOY T0O LEARN BARBER trade. 22714 Second st. T ARGEST STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES on hand: shoes to order, $3 50; hand-sewea shoes, 85. 72614 Howard st., near Third. JLECTRICIAN AND MECHANICAL draughtsman _wants _position: competent. Please sddress D. M., box 33, this office. RELIABLEGERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA- tion 10 do general housework; w uges $12. Call JWEDISH GIRL WANTS A PLACE T0 DO | inCooking or general housework. Call or ad- T HESEMAKER FROM NEW YORK WANTS work at ladies’ ho by the day or at home. REse TABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUA- tion as firsi-class laundress to go out by the day. '“/ ILLING WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE car fare. 717 Howard st. JOMAN WISHES SITUATION Bourbon st., bet. Eddy and EL OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE T0 GET POSL Please address F. H., 1221 O'Farrell st. GEBMAN WorAN WANTS WORK BY THE ing. Cail or address 612 Minna st. OMPETENT ENGLISH COOK, WHO IS is kind 10 children: city or country. Call or ad- dress 749 Howard s situation at secoud work or in a small family. Please call at 237 Natoma st. the r.ast, a positivn; s a first-ciass cook and & | good housekeeper. Address k. (., box 126, Call. 1on to o general housework. Call or address 45 Sacramento st. months old wishes work in city or country; 00 cook; wages no object. 1020 Mission st. situation as nurse or to do_second work: very best city references. Address 1130 <ibert st. or take chl{u(‘ of infant or children, and re- box 48, this office. { or address 48814 Jessie st. 901 Folsom st. | 305 Eda; Address 1330 Broadway. day: washing or housecleaning; $1 aday and ‘ light housework or assist. | A tion as chambermaid or at second work. day: washing, ironing or house or office clean- / good laundress; can do American cooking and | Youxe GIRL FROM THE EAST WISHES A | i “V ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN FROM i JCANDINAVIAN GIRL WANTS A SITUA- | Y OUNG SWEDISH WOMAN WITH CHILD 3 | | WARNTED, BY A RELIABLE WOMAN, & | . T.ADY WouLp LIKETUGQ EAST AS NUKSE i turn. 2 ddress 20 Natoms. | SEAMSTLESS THAT [SQUICK AND NEAT | 3 would like to get sewing In :amilles at 506 a | day. Address 231 Eleventh st. OUNG NORWEGIAN WOMAN WANTS washing and lroning by the day; 1 50: is good worker. Cail 617 Twenty-fourth gt., near Bartlect VW INCHESTER HOUSE, &4 THIRD, NEAR Market— Klectric 1ights in every room: 200 rooms: 25c to §150 per night: $150 to $8 per week: free busand baggace (0 and from the ferry. JINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR Market—Electric lights in every room: 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night: §1 50 to $8 per week: free bus and baggaze 10 and from the ferry. WEEK'S, NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— THE WEEKL¥ CALL. in wraover, for_mailing. FEMALE HELP WANTED. A Rx-:u,uiu; PERSON WISHES SITUATTON to do houseworx. Call or address 72344 Golden Gate ave. (CUMEPETENT GERMAN GIRL WISHES PO- 1 U sition in a private family. Call at 1650 Folsom | 8t., cor. Twelfth. Wages $31 Y OUNG WIDOW DESIKES POSITION Ay housekeeper; city or country; call after 9. 109 Jeasie st., room 6. RS. M. JOUNSTON, 995 MARKET ST.; only first-class female be p furnished. OUNG GIKL WANIS SITUATION TO DO housework. Call or address 50 Freelon st. EEMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION T0 do upstairs work or cooking and light house- work; give references. Call 205 Chestnut st. Y OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS taking cash, elther in restanrant, hotel or any Tespectable business, or a copyist in the same. Plense uddress .. box 48, Call fhce. , HOTEL, NORTH, $20: 2 WAIT- country hotel, fares paid, $20; wait- ress, springs, $20: chambermaid, assist country hotel. $20; chambermaid. assist waiting, couniry hotel, $20: chambermaid, assist waiting, city, $15: 2 waltresses, French hotel, city, $15 | and room: waltress, restaurant, city. C. R HAN- SEN & C0., 110 Geary st. JRENCH NURSEGIRL AND SEW, 815: norse for invalid, $20. C. B. HANSEN & CO., | 110 Geary st, (3'RLFOR HOUSEWORK. HAY WARDS, $20; X cook for family, $15: young gl for himse- work, Golden Gate, $15: cook, Haywards, $10. C. K. HANSEN]& 00.,110 Geary st. A U-BOUND "COOK ~ AND_ BAKER FOR springs, $50. C. R HMANSEN & CO. 110 Geary st. Ol'kEL LAUNDRESS, CITY, $20: TRONER, steam laundry, country, $30.” C. K. HANSEN & €0.,110 Geary s (GERMAN WIDOW GOES OUT BY THE DAY washing, ironing and housecleaning. Piease call 130 Second st. 100D GIERMAN GIRL WISHES TO DO GEN- eral housework or cooking. Please call at 813 Flibert st. W [DOW WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- i keeper or piain sewing. or work of any kind. Call a1 126 Fourth st., room 17, first floor. | QWEDISH (GIKL BECENTLY ARRIVED irom the old country wishes a situation to assist io housework. Cali at 312 Twenty-iourth sc, MERICAN WOMAN,” MIDDLE- AGED, wants housework: fond of children; neat, ctean worker: wages §15 10 818; 1o less. Call of sena to MRS, K., 1281 Market st. BY, MIDDLE-AGED, GERMANSPEAKING nurse to take charge of children. Address Nurse, box 6, Cail Office, Oakland. Y2 NG GIRL WOULD LIKE PLACE AS SEC- ond girl or to do general honsewdrk; first-class reference. _Ad. or call 1859 Peralta st., Oakland. g 2 WAITRFESSES Protestant nurse, cook and second | HAMBERMAID, #20; and chambermalds, $25; Gerwan second girl, $: ! £irl, same house, $25 and $20; French nurse. $20, and a large number of girls to fill situations in city and country. J. ¥, CROSETT & CO., 812 Sutter. WEDISH LAUNDRESS AND AST WEEK OF CLEARANCE SALE OF | 4 boots and shoes: will be sold at any price. 638 Market st., opposite Paiace Hotel. B AKBERS—_FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P. C. Barbers' Assn. 8. FUCHS, 325 Grant ave. ARBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- ment secretary, CONRAD TROELL, 857 Clay. ARBEES ASSOCIATION OF CAL. £MPLOY- ment. Sec'y, P. . Hamann. 25915 O Farreil. 15c SHOP FOR SALE: CLEARS $20 a week: trial given. Apply Call Office. ARBER-SHOP, i CHAIRS, OLD STAND, for sule; $125." Inquire this office. ARBER-SHOP, REVOLVING CHATRS: MG mediate sale: departure: bargain. 517 East st. ARBER TO TAKE CHARGE OF SMALL shop. 708 Fifth ave., near Bay District. TANTED — A SALESMAN WHO HAS A thorough knowledge of the stove and hard- ware business, and who has had some experienca B as traveler. Apply by letier, stating salary re- qla‘lred and references, to C. D., box 107, Call Office. | OTEL TO LEASE FOR A TERM UF YEARS: new 6-story and basement brick building, con- | taioing 98 rooms; also ground-floor and iwell- lizhied basement: centrally located, haif block N ©of Market st. and 1 block from Baldwin Hotel and Emporium building; newly furnished throughout; furnitore for sale on reasomable terms. For fur- ther particulars appiy to S.SILV=RBERG, 320 Sansome st.. room 39. s THE DEL NORTE HOTEL, CRESCENT CITY, California—The bes: equipped house in North: | érn California in now offered for sale, or can be | leased o favorable terms; Lhis house 1s the best 1 plyllli investment in Northern California, aud | must be disposed of on account of sicxness. kor terms and particulars apply or address E. YATES, proprietor, Crescent City, Cal. TANTED — PARTNER WITH $10.000 TO $20,000 In a very profitable aud safe business; well esrablished and complete plant and_capable of doudling proauct: awple security given: no agent need apply. Address E. D., box 89, this office. OCTOR'S PRACTICE; WORTH $1800 TO #2000 per annum; stock of drugs and utensily for §200, actual vaiue of stock: location one of the most promising mining towns in State. Address 1. L., box 59, Call office, 710 Market st., =. F. SALOON: IMMEDIATE DISP SAL ON AC count of death: no reasonable offer refused: stock, fixiures: lease 815 years; the whole for ¥575; if not sold by 25th will be’ disposed of at | suction. H., box 7%, Call Office. | AOR SALE—AN INTEREST IN A FIRST- | - class, well-established commission business; capital required from $3000 to 85000: good op portunity for the right man. Address S., box 75, Call Office. 2 (GO0b UPPORTUNITY: SELLING OUT TO close estate: business est. since 1869: amount needed $40,000: owner will remain f arrangerient cun be made. Address F. D., box 137. Call Office. WA IED_FOR THE UNITED STATES Marine Corps, U. S. navy, able-bodied. un- married men between the ages of 21 and 30 years; IOt less than B feet § inches in helght; of good character and temperate habits: able to read, write and speak Engiish properly: only citizéns of the United States or persons who have legally de- clared their intentions 10 becoms citizens will be accepted; this important branch of the naval service ofters special iudncements; giving oppor- tunities to visit all new cruisers. For further information apply at the Recrul ing Office. 20 Ellis st,, San Francisco, Cal arts of the wor.d on board our | | $250. SAL00K. ADIOINING DEPOT In 1 DU, thriving town on main line of road near this clity; finely fitted; excellent trade; no compe- tition. "UNDERWOOD, 766 Market s ANTED—TO TRADE 500 ACRES, TEN- nessee, also 300 acres, Missouri, no encum- brance, for estabiished business or merchandise. Address C., box 85, Call Office. 3550 CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE, « with laundry offica and clubroom; es- tablished several ye-rs, with a good, steady trade. £., box 148, Call Office. EW WALD) HOUSE, 7656 MISSION. BET. 3d and 4th—Single furnished rooms, night 15¢ to ad (1 g- ro0) 50c;week $1 10 $2 tion to morning call Sy ROOMS FROM 81 TO #3 PER V The New Grand, 245 Third st. W INCHESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST., NEAR Market ; 200 rooms, 25 cents a night; reading- req bus and baggage to and from the ferry. Lomm‘nn 5¢ TO 16¢_PER NIGHT: CLEAN. | Continental House, 521 Pacifi , beiow Kearny. | ANTED—AN IDEA: WHO CAN THINK OF some simple thing to patent? Protect your W ANTED—PARTNER IN LUMBER AND planing mill bus'ness: ‘must have $5000; stand investigation. Address F. G. WILSON, Brooklyn Hotel, S. F. TANTED—PARTNER WITH $160 TO IN- vest: can make $175 per month: sure profits. Call on CURRIEK, rm. 30, History bullding, 723 Marxet st. $.)50 PARTNER WANTED IN THE MAN- £V, ufacture of the best campaizn butron | yet issued. Address W. H. R., box 18. Cail Office. C. MUTHER, AUCTIONEER, 601 CALL < fornia st, corner Kearny, pays best price for furniture and merchandise NDIANA AUCTION CO., J. SIMMONS' Auc. Co., 1057 Market, pays cash F YOU WANT GUUD PRICES FOR FURNL ture and merchandise see BURD, 211 Larkin. 02 MAYER BUYS YOUR FURNITURE, - carbeiy. piano. 1135 Markot: tel, Jessie 761 CARPET CLEANING. JONES GO CARPET - CLEANING AND renovating works. Auin office 25 and 27 8th, ARPET CLEANING, 8¢.; LAYING, 361 RUG sampies freo: tel. Jeasie S4d. btratton, 19 Bih st REAT WESTREN CARPET-BEATING / works: Iatest machinery: cleaning 3¢ and lay. ing 3¢ yd. G. G .11 Sth: phone Jesste 253, HEN YOU B 3 'STED WITH © worik send to SPA ULDING’S Pioneer Car- Works, 353-57 Tehama st. tel. So. 40. S 333 ato ave. N (Golaen telephone east 126. (ITY STEAM CARPET CLEANING,RENOVA- Clifng. 55 S, STEVINS, mar. Tel Soatn 350, TARPETS CLEANED AND RENOVATED ilke new. FERGUSON & CO.. 28 Tenth; tel. Eouth 36. D. MACKI i & CO.. successors. E. MITCHELL CARPET CLEANING CO,, 230 « Tdth st.: cleaning 8¢ a yard. Tel. Mission 74 McQUE! CARPET BEATING AND REN- « ovating works. Stevenson: tal. south 238, WE! NEWS FOR 5 CE — TH® A WEEKLY CALL. In wraoper. for maling. MBD1 A BLESSING TO ' LAUIES SUFFERING from irregularities and diseases pecullar to . their sex: latest improved method of treatment: never falls; perfectly harmless; free from any bad effects; never makes them sick to make them well; travelers helped immediately; prices to sult the times; home in confinement. DR. & MRS, DAVIES, 14 Mcallister st., next Hibernia Bank: consult free: French regulating pink piils $2; hours from 9'A. 3. t0 5 £. & and 7 t0 9 P. M. LL CASES OF IRREGULARITIES RE- siored in & few hours: safo and sure reliof guaranteed: travelers helped without delay: pri- vate home in confinemen:: regular graduate ician: 80 years' successful practice: MEDI- CAL ELECTRICITY used: ladies, consult the doctor before going elsewhere: you will save tima and expense; consultation free and confidential. MRS. DR WYETH, 916 Pos: st., near Larkin. A SEW PROCESS—NO MEDICIN E, INSTEU- ment or worthless piils used ; every woman her own physiciau for all female tioubles, no matter from what cause: resiores aiways in one day cau besent aud used at home: ali cases guaranteed if you want 10 be_ treaied safe and sure call on man’s paysician, DR. PFOPPER. 518 Kear L,\D , CH1i TER'S E roral Piils ( moend Brand) are the best; safe, reliable; take 10 other. Send dc, stamps, for particu'ars, “Relief for Ladies.” in letter by re. | turn mail: st druggist’s. Chichester Coemical Co., Puiladeipbia. Pa. RS. GOODWIN, DISEASES WOMEN SPE- clalty: unexcel ed in restoring irregularity or other conditions: home iu confinement: vest care: ess: low ren 825 Market st. s i EARN 306 | $250 Y s ARy zed $85 weekly : proofs free. F. DALY, 1293 Bdwy,N Y. J“OL REN LARGE BASE K [ SALOO. | ¥ completely turnished for busi: Inquire room 62y, Parrott building, Fos, BaL UHEAP—WOOD AND COAL yard: machinery o cut wood: express busi- ness, etc.: civars $150 a month 810 Sixth st. JIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WISHES EX gagements by the day or take work homs terms $150 day: suits from 8 up. 261915 Fol. som st. Y SUNG LADY, UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, i X desires a position as private secretary or an Kind of office work: Englian, German and Freasn, | highes: references. k. H., box 13, Call Office. Y OUNG GERMAN GIKL WANTs SITUA: ! X tion with respectable tamily for upstairs work, Call 934 Folsom st. { JXTELLIGENT YOUNG BWISS GIRL wishes situation for general housework in a small family. Please call or address Humboldt House, 1. Stockton st YOMPTENT YOUNG CREOLE WIDOW with @ child wishes housekeeper's position, chamberwork or sewing: city or country. Call or address 917 Market st., room 19. ) ERGETIC WOMAN WISHES SITUATION fur any kind of work in the country. Call or ad- dress 1525 Market st.. room 8. TADY WanTs SITUATION AS HOUSE- keeper: is a firsi-ciass cook. Cail or nddress MRS. 1., 26484 Folsom st. OUNG SWEDISH WOMAN WITH A CHILD wishes a situation, city or country, to dogeneral housework. Call or address 207 diontgomery ave, VY ANTED—POSITION BY A COMPETENT womau In & small hotel or boarding-house. Address 236 Minna st. SAN FRANCISCO “*CALL. BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, corner Clay; oper until 9:30 o'clock. 54 339 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o’clock. 718 Larkin street, open until SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open 2518 Mission street, open until 9 o’clock. 118 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock. SPECIAL NOPICES, n?l;i;!go:; W';l BAINES HAS KE. u; m Houolulu and tice at his office, 14 Grant ave. Seerra DR. ALFRED W. PERRY HAS RE- Wmm his oflice to rooms !lb-ll.lll!tfl and Building, corner Market and Jones residencs 10 3711 Sacramensa pone® s ¥ D FOR #4; . " Pacific 5580 St e i or mo«.mnnrn'-'s Toom 6. {DUCATED GERMAN LADY, SPEAKING French and English, desires position as gov. erness; excellent housekeeper: splendid needle- woman: town or country. Address E. N., box 115, LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS HOUSE- L keelniotll‘h& hoasework. Call 137 Seveuth st.. room OU~G WIDuW DESIRES A POSITION AS housekeeper; city or country. Call 1to6 only, 122 Taylor m 18. YUU:&G WOMAN 2‘!&. THE&A%?‘!&“ :sition as working usekee) 3 ar- Kot i room 18, i DEESMAKING AND PLAIN SEWiNG: cheap. Call or address 2118 Mason st. OUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION IN RE- fined family as governess: speaks French and 1talian; 1l educated: also good seamsiress ‘Of ‘chilaren. . Call 2030 Paci ave. % care wfiuuh:w HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST. NI M a w0 $1 OGS Pk ek cohvpmlant Mot pebamas bus baggage to and from the ferry, WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— A WEEKLy CALL. 1n wravper, or maniing. = French and German second. $25: cook and down- tairs, $25, call early; voung girls to assist, $10 WAITRESSES, COUNTRY HOTELS, $30 ) and room: cook for sawmill, $18 to $20. fare ousegirls, $10, $15, $20 and $ 5 month. MAR- TIN'S Employment Agency, 749 Market st. sce lady here; French maid snd sewmstress, $25: 15 housework giris, city and country, $20 CULLEN, 528 Suterst. GERMAN NURSERY ~GOVERNESS, IDDLE-AGED WOMAN_AS NURSE, ONE child, $20. MISS CULLEY, 328 Sutter st. 5 F&s CULLEN, 823 Sucter st. W QMAN WITH A CHILD,:#15. MISSCUL ] AUNDRESS §30. M18S CULLEN, 835 SUT- St L3 LAIN COOK, SMALL BOARDING-HOUSE, ANTED—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS AND wllxillorhonnwo:i. MRS. HIRD, 721 Eilis. S e FENTON & CO., 122 Geary st. ED—A COMPETENT HEAD SALES- afine figure and strictly first-class réference. Ad- dress C. (., box 57, this oftice. Dousework:; small tamily; wages $12 to $15. 1225 Golden Gate ave.; rererences. housework. 14 Moss si., bet. Sixth and Sev- eoth, near Howard. » W first-ciass cook; wages %30. Apply 1610 Frankiin st 8 (015 a. M and 510 6 B30 no cooking. 509 Kearny st., room 8. REFINED LADY T0 MANAGE AN OFFICE ANTED—PUPILS 10 LEARN NEGATIVE retouching; terms reasonable. 131 Post st. Wik, < (5 'RLTO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWORK: JEBMAN GIRL_GENERAL HOUSEWORK; (GEBMAN GIRL T0 DO COOKING AND housework. 1308 Polk st. 2in family: no children. 11224 Turk st. £25: 2 German Cooks. $35, $80: nd §12. LEON ANDRE, 315 ~tockton. paid: cook, 10 men, $18; nurse, $20 month; 25 ERMAN N RSERY GOVERNESS, $25, and $25: 8 young girls assist, $10 (0 $15. MISS MISS CULLEN, 3 8 Sutter st, M RENCH GIRL CARE OF CHILD & YEARS, LEN, 823 Sotter st. 820, MISS 'ULLEN, 3323 Sutterst. GERMAN COOKS; 8 FRENCH NURSES, Wi corset manufactory; must have (G 'EL FUR PLAIN COOKING ANDGENERAL N UBSE FOR CHILD OR GIRL FOR LIGHT ANTED—GEKMAN GIRL, MUST BE A (3'BL _FOR HOUSEWORK, COUNTRY; $20; business. Call 151 Post, room 21. W ANTED—GIRL FOX HOUSEWURK. 838 10 washing. 112 ~econd st., Upstairs. G wages, $8 10 $12 month. 56238 Natoma. EAT GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK; H A!RDRESSING, MANICURING, BEAUTY cuiture I ‘free to sgen.s. MRS BUT- LER, 131 Post st. %3 i (599D FIRST-CLASS COOK WA NTED; MUST do plain washiog. 2728 Pacific ave. fimn TO TAKE CARE_OF 2 CHILDREN [N X n:‘ wages $10. Address MRS, JAMES, box 110, this office. IDDLE-AGED WOMAN T0 TAKE CARE M of -;:-lmm::ln nfi:elnm 1504 Ellis st. 4 " call bet. 10 aud 12, 2 and ideas; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & ©0., Dept. L, Patent Attor- Deys, Washington, D. C., for their $1800 prize offer and lis: of 200 Inventlons wanted. WE HAVE & LOT OF DAMAGED SHOES selling at less than one-fourth their value: cast Off shioes bought or exchanged. 562 Mission st. TTRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixtn. for a room’ 25c & night: $1 & week. QISGLE FURNISHED ROOMS, 260 NIGAT, #1 week. Rosedale Hous:, 321 Ellis, or. Taylor. j INDELL HOUSE, SIXTH AND HOWARD 4 3. single furnished rms 75c week, 15 night. 100 MEY, 10 TAKE LODGING AT 105 16 and 20c a night, Including coffee and folls €24 Washington kt.. near Kearny. E. 5 RENOVED"FEOM 609 CLAY T0 613 + Ciay; bottle wine or beer with hot lunch, 5c. ST IN CITY--SING' E_ROUMS, 15, 20 AND 36 cents per night. $1. $1 25. 81 50 per week. Pacific House, Commeércial and Leidesdor sts. B AKE SHOE DOCTORS; WE REPAIR your old shoes and make them as good as new, and With our new machines we can 40 your Work 8t one-half the usual price; done while’ you walk. £62 Mission st., between First and Second sts. BES pLac THE CITY FOR SECOND- hand shoss, 749 Mission s, opp. Grand Opera. house: new calf shoes, pointed toe, our make, 50 and $3: Iadies’, gents’ and children’s mistic and cast-off shoes bought or exchanged. OOMS 150 T0 76¢ PER NIGHT: 506 10 ¥1 60 ver week. _Oriental, 225 Drumm st. ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that £d Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.; 150 large rooms: 26 per nigh:: $1'10 $3 per week. ANTED, 170 COLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR ers&clerks. KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter ETSHO RoUSE” 83 MARKET S Rooms 20c., 25¢. 1o 50¢. night; §1 0 $2 wee) M E} 1O FEED MZNHATTAN STOCK FOOD; all grocers keep it. 2 SIALLMANUFACTURING BU only oue in the city: small capit or night work. $125 XPRESS BUSINESS FOR SALE, . ol account of sickness; good staud; | clearing $80 mouth. A pply 205 Lar«in st. $1200. SORNER FAMILY LIQUO - store: 8 rooms: long lease; chance for two men. Apply at Call Office. / ANTED—BY COOK AND WIFE, TO RENT or take charge of restaurant, dining-room or coftee-saloon. Address L. E., box 9, Call. : 1o Sunday 110 Ellis st., Palmer House. low fees: pills $2. Moved to 804 Mcall'ster st LPEAU'S FRENCH PI ladies troubled with irreg: €afe and gure; $2 50 _<prese C. O. D.: don't d until 100 iate. MBS DE WECENGR TARGS Cavios Bis fore and during confinement: infants ndopted into good homes; tres s all female complaints or 419 Bddy st STABLISHED LIQUOR B for sale on account of deati. | 10 and 12 4. x., 613 Montgomexy $75. WILL BUY GOOD ROUTE FOR A BTD. autable arcicte: good trom $60 1o 55 2 month. Apply 6 Golden Gate ave, (AKERY AT A BAKGAIN; BAKES FROM 3 157304 biis. of flour daliy; full inspection allowed. Centerville, Alameda County, Gt W ANIED-NOUNG MAN WITH $200 1§ paying offic: business: money secuccd. A ares! K., box 85, Cal Office. Po An FOK S LE—GOOL PAVINGSALOON ; CAUSE for selling, owner going kast. Address 1, GOULD, box 8. Petalama. R SINESS Apply between irregularities successtull SUBE CURE FOR ALL FiMALE DISEASES, from whaiever canse: & home in confinemen: with ‘every comfort; saiisfaction guaranteed, by MES DR. GWY kR, 226 Turk st. BS. M. E. RODGERS, PRIVATE HOME IN AWl confinement; (erms reduced. 926 Howard st. ME; ) A ACHARD, NIDWIFE_HOME IN confinement: 25 yrs’ experience. 555 Misston. I[“ JRREGULAR ORANY FEMALE DI-EASE see MRS.DR. PU ntent. 25414 th. PBLVATE HOME T INEMENT, MRS, DR, FUNCKE, 1416 st., Alameda. HALL, 14 MCALLISTER sSTREKT, NEAR ones. iseages of women and children. ATARRH CURED. A. L. WHEELOCK, 614 Kearny st.. Maine House. (CMEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-—THE Y, WEEKLY CALL, sent to any_address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post- [ FRASKSHAY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. ROOM 421, four h flo"r, Parrott butlding (Fm porium). js INE FIXTURES AND SMALL STOCK OF 1] ry-store, with 3 1iving-roo ASBECK, 1140 Marketst, - > Inavire a. OUNLY MODERN IMPROVED HOT of 80 rooms in Stockton for rent of leac. B quire D. ROTHEN FUSH. = N ELEGANT GROCERY, IMMEDTATELY. A% grea: sacrific-; no reasonable offer m:fi'-'e‘él G, box 67, Call Offi ANTED-SINGLE ROOMS. 150 A DAY 31 week; rooms for two, 25¢ a day, $1 50a 3 reading-room: daily papers. 36 Clay st W"uth_ MEN TO 'LEARN BARBER trade; only 8 weeks required: Iod!!l"fllllfl cataloene sent. 8. F. Barber School. 1515 Howard. ———— e T T, AGENTS WANTED, XPERIENCED LADY AGKNTS TO CAN- Vvass i0r an article that is used in every house- hold. Call and examine, 2 to 4 p. M., 1211 Mission. "A UENTS, MALE AND FEMALE T0 SELL - Gress' patent long-handle dustpan. 934 8Ll st. GENTS—HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE YOU CAN sell; makes money. D'fimlm A, Detroit Paper.baz Compuny. Detroit, Mich. KOOMS WANTED. U!Nflmb ROOM FOR YOUNG MAN: city or suburban. U. R., box 82, Call.. ~ OTEL; 26 ROu MS; RENT $35; count of sickness. i Forean st., near Mission. $ 130 SALOON FOR SALE: OR TAKE - Tight man a e s partner. Address S.. 435 FOR SALE: BAKERY, HORSE AND §“59fl2; WAgON; two' barrels per day. Apply N AC- Apply 111 Twenty-sixih V JTORAGE_CHEAFESTIN THE CITY ; FIRE b proof buliding; advauces mad 211 Larkin PURNTTURE, PIANOS, TRUNKS: AD- vances, shipping. CHAS. L. TAYLOK,204 Post. B. SMITH FUENITURE CO,, 183 ELLIS; 0w rates; fire-proot building: Fastern plan. NTERIOR AG. ENCY OF C r Will pay S160. CALL _FOR SAL®; this office. Per month; price $4000. Apply RESTAURANT. avrL offer: must be soid this ANDY-STORE 8000 Kok K T Ay SUELLANEOUS. S LT OSSO 7 ANTED—T0 3 AND PAIR of twii 8.8 and a proof-press Address P, P., box 105, Call Olice. QECOND - HAND KODAKS, CAMERAS Dlenses, magic Ianterns, siides. 109 Moutgomery Slu. YOUR BOORS. CLOIHING AND JEW elzy 10 A. KLEIN. 109 Sixih si.: send posiaa